"There's so much shopping, phenomenal restaurants -- it's like living in New York".
Thank you very much for a phenomenal tournament and weekend".
"So in a series where our bench hadn't given us much, they were phenomenal tonight".
Earlier in this series, I excluded Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe (1852) from this series on the grounds that, in the 19th century, much of its phenomenal popularity derived from its timely advocacy of abolition in the run-up to the American civil war.
If you go back to the day of Henry Thoreau, when between 60 and 70percentt of Massachusetts was in farmland, the transformation that has occurred from that time to the present — the numbers are flipped, we have about 62percentt forest now, about 10percentt farmland — that transformation is both phenomenal and much greater than anything that climate change or pests and pathogens are going to do.
"I would much rather put a phenomenal, great teacher in a field with 30 kids and nothing else than take the mediocre teacher and give them half the number of students and give them all the technology in the world," he said.
"I would much rather put a phenomenal, great teacher in a field with 30 kids and nothing else than take the mediocre teacher and give them half the number of students and give them all the technology in the world," said Mr. Vanderhoek, 31, a Yale graduate and former middle school teacher who built a test preparation company that pays its tutors far more than the competition.
For her, the company represents much more than a phenomenal success story.
But none of this has had much impact on the phenomenal rise in the net worth of the country's business elite.
That Ms. Ringgold went on to do so much else is, of course, phenomenal.
