I did a sample ad and was taken on as a per diem copywriter at eight bucks a day, writing about "miscellaneous" merchandise.
The New Yorker, July 20 , 1981P. 32 Talk story consisting of miscellaneous facts about royalty of the past, inspired by the coming wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana.
Talk story consisting of miscellaneous facts about royalty of the past, inspired by the coming wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana.
Another columnist who wrote many critical zawen (miscellaneous writings) about social phenomena was Ha Gong (Xu Guo), most notably in his Ha Gong guailun (1981; "Eccentric Essays by Ha Gong").
The producers present not only the family's travails but lots of miscellaneous information about the Victorian era, including the kind of earthy detail Edith Wharton couldn't divulge (about feminine hygiene, for example).
To date, abundant and miscellaneous documents about coal mine fires are generated (Bell et al. 2001; Huang et al. 2001; Kunsch 2002; Stracher and Taylor 2004; Kuenzer et al. 2007; Grayson et al. 2009).
Overall, 28 documents from 27 EU/EFTA Member States were identified: sixteen HIV/AIDS National Strategies, three HIV testing Guidelines, four miscellaneous documents about HIV testing recommendations, two internal working documents, one piece of legislation, one National Strategy on Communicable Diseases and one national communicable diseases surveillance bulletin.
There are some miscellaneous white powders sprinkled about, and all of this inside a weird homemade foil envelope or something?
Across the first decade of the twenty-first century, that ancient collection of miscellaneous pieces sold about seven hundred copies a year.
Last year, with more than 5 million visitors, operating costs were under 16 million; depreciation was a little over 2 1/2 million; they grossed 20 million; so the net profit, before taxes and miscellaneous charges, was about a million & a half.
Sullivan incorporates a lot of miscellaneous horse material – about the role of horses in Cortes's defeat of the Aztecs, for instance, or Kaspar Hauser's love of riding – which is fascinating, but random.
