United had made me a member of Global Services, its apotheosis of a frequent flier.
In 1943, his attention to detail caught the eye of a frequent guest, Conrad Hilton.
Big Brother became a perfect illustration of a frequent television paradox: the idea with a long economic life but a short artistic one.
Ms. Free also took the advice of a frequent commenter, Dominick Celentano, who urged her to learn more about the retail business.
Or is this another example of a frequent error we all make, trusting what seems like common sense and never asking if the conventional wisdom is correct?
When it comes to libel tourism, bin Mahfouz is something of a frequent flier; yet since he and his family have business interests, property and friends in England, his lawyer says they have "significant reputations" to protect there.
No. 37 has the first of a frequent Ocean Avenue motif, decorative jigsaw cutouts, in this case the silhouette of one of the flying horses, pole and all, on the porch fence.
At times, she has tried to improve her serve and is more of a frequent visitor to the net, but Seles has not tinkered with the core of what works.
For example, a patient with unstable angina, end-stage COPD [chronic obstructive pulmonary disease] or a terminal illness meets the definition of a frequent caller but will have regular contact with us for a genuine acute need.
But even a visitor pressed for time won't miss the rhetorical challenge: calling the bluff of a frequent slur on biennials, that they are trivial playgrounds for jaded sophisticates.
"It's proving to be one of the best and quickest ways to help young unemployed people into jobs in the face of a frequent reluctance by employers to hire someone with little or no experience".
