Ten years ago, I anticipated the day I would be on my own, with no one to answer to.
Principals are contemplating opening in September with larger classes but no one to answer phones, keep order on the playground, coach sports, check out library books or send transcripts for seniors applying to college.
He asked us to drop in for tea when we had finished, but to come in by the servants' entrance because he was alone in the house and there was no one to answer the front door (again a characteristic carry-on, suggesting both poverty and solitude but also an unshed grandeur - there appeared to be no question of him answering the door himself).
The luxury industry has no one to answer to and they literally get away with murder.
"There were telephone lines, but no one to answer them," said Mr. Weisman, a registered Republican.
The phone is ringing in the office, but there is no one to answer.
There was no sense of urgency, he gradually realized, because the people at Rockefeller had no one to answer to.
In "The Caller," a phone in the apartment of a man who has been kidnapped, or maybe killed, rings and rings, with no one to answer.
Yes, the league is every bit as arrogant and heavy handed as any big corporation that feels it has no one to answer to, and it deserves all scorn shoveled its way.
If Clemens finally quits being the retro Rocket, he will hand over the keys to the family business to his son, Koby, a minor league infielder for the Astros, with nothing to prove and no one to answer to.
The court said it shut his newspaper today in part because the job of director has been kept open for Mr. Hajjarian, leaving no one to answer for dozens of complaints from conservatives that Sobh-e Emruz was spreading corruption.
