For now, experts say a mix of novelty and a fresh love for the age-old essence of baseball has made the minor leagues appealing.
But for now, the novelty and a fresh love for the age-old essence of baseball has made the minor leagues appealing.
At 8 years old, Essence Griffin knows how it feels to be given up by her mother.
All new things come from combinations of old, the essence of combinatorial chemistry and the creation of new materials with new capabilities that form the substances of civilizations.
How could I have known at 54 years old the essence of a child would enter my life in the guise of a mother challenged by Alzheimer's?
Yoshiro Mori, LDP secretary general, condemned the combination as "a resurrection of the old LDP essence," as if to imply that his own party had assumed a new character after forging its coalition with the Socialists--an alliance that was the biggest upset of political traditions here.
For many Italians, sharing a glass of lemon liqueur with friends, new or old, is the essence of hospitality.
The interplay of the soft light with the last vestiges of autumnal foliage drastically alters the old city's essence, transporting the night walker to a different Amsterdam.
Without the machines needed to read the new cards, however, American border inspectors must check them visually, just as they checked the old ones, in essence rendering the new security features meaningless.
The second, Julius, set in the 19th century, is a Jamesian ghost - portraits, daguerreotypes, old houses, the essence of people who've long gone but still cast a spell.
In essence, "old media" wants you to stop having fun using the Internet, streaming content on demand, time shifting with TiVo and place shifting with Sling because you're ruining their business model.
