A "distinguished private collector" bought it at Christie's for $782,500 in 2010 and was parting with it during the week at Sotheby's.
"Whatever happened to a second chance in life?" Price pleaded before a group of players, fans and reporters, his voice alternately breaking and resolute during a parting soliloquy delivered from scribbled notes.
However, it was the Championship in which the profession was most precarious with no fewer than 10 managers parting company with their respective clubs during the same period compared with six in League One and seven in League Two.
This subject has attracted much attention because of personnel safety and the risk of the pipeline parting or buckling on the ramp during excavation.
Created by two lobes of a glacier parting around a pre-existing plateau during the (Pleistocene) Ice Age, the Buffalo Ridge is ideal for wind power generation, with average wind speeds of 16.1 mph (26.8 km/h).
Robin Cook's parting speech, delivered from the back benches during the debate on the Iraq war, was no less effective.
Mr. Costello, who married the singer Diana Krall last year, is still a master of songs about romantic entropy and breakups as parting shots, and he had plenty of them during the three concerts.
A large number of two- and three-dimensional models were run covering all these variables to arrive at suitable predictive equations to define parting stability and support requirements in contiguous seams/sections during depillaring operations in Indian coal fields.
His parting words still suggest troubles with what happened at the firm during the trading incidents, though the senator notes that bank executives have testified today that they are trying to take steps to fix that.
Accompanied by a phalanx of officers, he clung to the rabbis' parting gift, a velvet-covered Torah scroll to keep him company during his three-year sentence for corruption.
