The arches beneath the elevated tracks, oil pits dealing in MOT certificates, mysterious lock-ups and rehearsal spaces for bands without names, were being rapidly upgraded to fish farms offering meditational aids to keep money-market buccaneers on an even keel, Japanese restaurants and artisan bakeries operated by downsizing hedge-fund managers.
I don't miss shaving my legs, but, of course, there are still hairy arm pits to deal with.
The second novel in the trilogy, The Pit (1903), deals with wheat speculation on the Chicago Board of Trade.
He led 110 laps of the Brickyard 400, but failed to make enough of an adjustment in his powerful Ford on his last pit stop to deal with the thickening clouds and the rapidly changing track temperature.
The numerical modeling is powerful to deal with the pit excavation steps and can consider nonlinear interactions between tunnels and surrounding soil.
"You get a warm, fuzzy light in the pit of your stomach to help you deal with modern life, and YOU get a warm, fuzzy light in the pit of your stomach to deal with modern life, and YOU get a -- oh, look, it's worn off, better eat another Xanax, pillhead!" Rounding out the top five are Lexapro, Ativan, Zoloft, and Prozac.
The thing to keep in mind is that you are paying for other people to deal with your wine stains, sweaty pits and unmentionables.
Time enough to deal with the issues when we make a pit stop.
The skills introduced in weeks 1 5 are reviewed in week 6, and tutors draw from patients how to deal with setbacks (metaphor of being in a pit).
But the labyrinth of tax laws is nothing compared to the pit and pendulum of dealing with the union–United Auto Workers (UAW in a state like Michigan.
