If 15,000 black youth arrived downtown for the concert and found the arena closed, he argued, they would not only riot, they would destroy the venue — and possibly city hall.
Is the purpose of all this overseas investment really just to reach that level, so that, just possibly, City might feature in the final of the Europa League the season after next?
The bus-route configurations that result consist of (i) a main, possibly city-wide grid with relatively large physical spacings between its parallel routes and the stops along those routes; together with (ii) one or more local grids with more closely-spaced routes and stops that serve neighborhoods of higher demand densities.
The federal government, meanwhile, is on track to run a $1 trillion deficit as it throws money at banks, insurers, carmakers and, possibly, cities, homeowners and taxpayers as well.
In a four-paragraph letter delivered Friday to the City Council, Einboden said Councilman David L. Margrave "advised me that he was going to bring a lawsuit against me and possibly the city and every other city I represent.
As the date has receded, this plea has started to seem sadly stale, another instance, possibly, of city signage that has lingered too long.
After a breakdown in England he embarks on a gonzo quest into the Peruvian jungle in search of La Joya, a possibly mythic city.
Once claimed by the Dutch in the 1600s, the gigantic neighborhood of Sunset Park is now home to Brooklyn's Chinatown, an expanding Mexican community and possibly the city's coolest bowling alley.
P15 Breslin Says He's Retiring Jimmy Breslin, possibly the city's most famous living columnist, announced his resignation in the headline of his final newspaper column for Newsday, stating: "I'm right again.
Breslin: possibly the city's most famous living columnist, a copy boy at The Long Island Press in the 1940's, before he was 16. "I had to lie to get working papers," he said.
The film, "Under the Banyan Trees" (which will be released, possibly retitled "City of Ghosts," early next year), is what Mr. Dillon calls an "atmospheric thriller" set in post-holocaust Cambodia.
