"The war effort" had been the only explanation for the sudden rush of work out on a remote curve of the Columbia River.
By E. L. Koppelman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 13 , 1936P. 9 A lawyer in a rush of work one day found the only way out was to give his secretary three solid hours of dictation.
The New Yorker, June 13 , 1936P. 9 A lawyer in a rush of work one day found the only way out was to give his secretary three solid hours of dictation.
After an early rush of work, feature-length cartoons collapsed in Korea in the 70s due to TV-based competition; now some think the video game industry is more seductive to young creatives.
In the absence of a well-planned clinic schedule and the daily rush of work forces doctors to approach consultations as a routine task driven by high production targets in terms of the number of patients seen.
Michael Gotts, a psychiatrist at Mount Sinai Hospital, said the advantage of not having to rush to work had created an unusual sense of calm about the snowstorm.
Page A23 THREE 911 CALLS LATER, TWO BODIES In the midst of a morning rush to work 10 days ago, Jenny Ferrer heard a neighbor in her Washington Heights apartment building call for help.
Usually by the time I finish purifying myself I realize that there is so much to do in the world and that's what motivates me to get out of the bath and rush to work.
Thousands of Londoners rushing to work at a 7am on a grey, damp Monday morning doesn't exactly scream happiness.
The third segment shows "heavenly" Switzerland: men in suits rushing to work, logos of Switzerland's multinational corporations, harvesting on farms, experiments in laboratories, scenes of lakes, mountains, churches and goats.
Some weeks ago after he called a press conference with the organizers of the Black Hat conference vendors rushed to work out the details of the bug (he was intentionally vague with the details) and release patches.
