Re "Workers Find Retirement Is Receding Toward 70" (Economic View, Feb. 3), in which Louis Uchitelle described how Americans must stay on the job until their late 60's or early 70's in order to live well in retirement: Just where are all these workers going to work until age 70 when many are now being laid off at 50 and are unable to find new jobs because they are "too old"?
Buildings recede toward the blade's narrow end, but the street recedes as well toward the upper part of the wide end.
Gazing straight ahead, walking stick in one outstretched hand, she stands regally in front of a painting of concentric squares that seem to recede toward infinity.
The latina shikhara is composed of a series of horizontal roof slabs gradually receding toward the top and provided with projections that extend from the base and wall of the temple.
Photographs of the city show Fifth Avenue as still a partly empty stretch of separate houses receding toward infinity, Union Square as cobblestoned and without anyone in it except for a few people posing before a brand new statue of George Washington.
Markets project that short-term rates in both economies will still be just 2% in early 2017 (see chart 1), a level the euro zone will not hit until 2020.As normalisation recedes toward the horizon, central bankers moan publicly about the costs of low rates.
They have a thicker browridge which sometimes forms a bony shelf called a supra-orbital torus, and the frontal bone, above the browridge, recedes toward the back.
As you move to the edge of one "galaxy," the map grows and refocuses around new suppliers, and the earlier vendors recede toward the horizon.
Untitled features a Tron-esque grid mapped horizontally, receding toward a vanishing point, upon which snowcapped mountains sit like massive pieces on a chess board.
In the distance, dunes recede toward the horizon, and upon one of these dunes stands a figure in a black robe.
