Colony's departure, visitors say, will leave an indelible bruise on a New York landscape that many say has become more ordinary as large corporations push smaller businesses out.
Whatever the result, if he can one day live a life more ordinary, as Jennifer wants, if he can leave The Hitman in the past, he will be a champion again.
That he eventually abandoned his wife and children — and destroyed his next marriage by having an affair — makes him all the more ordinary, as he sees it, defending himself against his abandoned sons' unappeasable anger: "He was one of the millions of American men who were party to a divorce that broke up a family.
Peter Repentant" (1645), which both center on more ordinary figures, as real as Hals's Roosterman but a lot less cheerful.
We purposely selected areas that would provide us with, as Morse 22 states, 'excellent examples' as well as more ordinary or common practices.
Obviously it's not as popular as more ordinary forms of regalement like the movies or television or theater, but there's a large following for dramatic story readings, and it certainly belies the idea that people are not appreciative of serious literary writing.
Yet the Mights told me that, for all of his medical issues and his many hospitalizations, he seemed oddly immune to more ordinary ailments, such as colds and allergies.
The best showcases for these comparisons aren't necessarily the poem's "big moments" but smaller, more ordinary passages, such as the one I've chosen below, lines 795-800 from Book 13.
He had a gift for exploiting the comic possibilities of more ordinary experiences, such as travel and tourism, which turns a journey to Spetses via Athens in The Last Cigarette into a hilarious epic of frustration, discomfort and humiliation.
While many crimes are committed against Americans abroad (as at home), politically inspired terrorism, as opposed to more ordinary criminality motivated by simple greed, is not as common as most people may think.
In more ordinary contexts, many sensory-driven actions, as well as the stimuli that originated them, pass mostly unnoticed, as when driving or in sports.
