Mr. Bromstad also offers columns, because, as he puts it: "She had no architecture in there.
Specifically, the end of the era where the New York Times offers column space to error-prone neo-conservative Sarah Palin booster Bill Kristol.
The third offers two columns for bullet-point items.
He offers hypothetical columns by male reporters about a woman president.
Some 300 of its roughly 400 buildings are more than 50 years old, and don't offer the column-free spaces or environmental features that tenants now demand.
The newspaper News International, for instance, offers regular columns by Abdul Qadeer Khan, the father of Pakistan's nuclear weapon program, and by Ahmed Quraishi, a right-wing populist with close military ties.
Ross and his colleagues offered parallel columns of upper-class (U) speech versus the speech of (non-U) middle-class people trying to attain, or pretend to, upper-class status.
Now that winners – and even contestants eliminated in week six – can be offered newspaper columns and book deals, won't Bake Off attract a more cut-throat kind of amateur baker?
However, commercially available multibeam echo-sounders (MBES), designed principally for bathymetric surveying, now offer water column backscatter data-logging across their two-dimensional interrogation swaths, enabling suspended sediment to be instantaneously imaged across much larger volumes.
Program Note: Towards the end of last year, I agreed to offer this column space as a prize in an essay contest for high school students.
