Nobody is, unless, of course, you follow the example of the Supreme Court and ascribe some sort of full-blown personhood to a corporation, in this case Citigroup.
I keep hoping that some sort of full-body sweatband will be the must-have this season, but the shop windows fill, as they always do, with easily-stained white shirts, off-white shirts, tan shirts.
"The weather's going to get cold and the days are going to get short and I'm going to get some sort of full-time job just to bring in money," he said.
He wants to go back to "being creative" now, as if these 130-odd words are some sort of full-stop.
After the students have finished their work, some sort of full-class processing typically takes place.
There's some sort of display, full keyboard, optical drive, the works.
If she's like other columnists at medium-sized, non-national newspapers, she works on some sort of non-full time contract, paid by the column or in some other not-real-job scheme.
And apparently the horn is basically some sort of crazy sonar full of nerve endings.
I'd expected his place to be some sort of BDSM dungeon, full of latex-everything, sex swings and a dining table doubling as some sort of torture contraption.
Like Hannah Keller, a successful crime novelist whose parents were victims of the same killer and who is being set up by the F.B.I. as bait, they bristle with intelligence and some sort of nascent or full-blown neurosis.
Bull market grand one while it lasted, and deserves some sort of formal interment with full honors.
