The new Wild Things game, published by Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment, is the somewhat desultory requisite marketing tie-in.
The day in question, I put on my dinner jacket and got on the subway, clipping on the requisite bow tie after I got off at 28th Street.
As foreign secretary, Crosland accompanied Prime Minister Callaghan to welcome the French president on his state visit, and he appalled his traditionally-minded boss by shunning the requisite white tie and tails.
If I'm forced to go to work in the city, I will buy the requisite suit and tie but I'll act like the 16-year-old slob I still am.
But Kleinrock was thrilled: a photograph from the time shows him standing beside it, in requisite late-60s brown tie and brown trousers, beaming like a proud father.
Wearing the requisite tuxedo and bow tie that goes with the part, she sometimes gets strange looks, she said, but, she added, "I try to fit in".
In other words, this is a novel with a very strict bouncer: any character without the requisite fame, notoriety or historical tie-in is churlishly turned away at the door.
Then Mr. Nguyen, the volunteer coordinator, stepped off the escalator, looking thoroughly businesslike in the requisite black suit and blue tie, walkie-talkie in hand.
On weekends and after school, he would put on the requisite white shirt and clip-on tie and go to work.
The new Coughlin stood at the podium Monday, wearing the requisite dark suit and a red tie, hair parted just so underneath two bright lights pointing toward his head.
In the Season 4 premiere of USA's "White Collar," Neal Matt Bomerr) is ditching his formal suit-and-tie attire for some requisite vacation apparel -- including his dearly missed fedora!
