This is a poem that, watching cable news, you long to staple to certain pundits' foreheads.
His comeback story, from phenom to tabloid staple to lauded director, proved irresistible.
And wear well it has, evolving froma lowly workwear staple to a high-end catwalk stalwart.
In China it was rice, a dietary staple to billions today.
Together with corn (maize) and potatoes, quinoa was a staple to pre-Columbian Inca, Aymara, and Quechua peoples, among others.
Granola could be many things, from a dorm-room staple to a parfait topping, but it was decidedly not chic.
The duo's eponymous first demo, LFO, went from club staple to top 20 single in the summer of 1990.
ALONG with turkey and pumpkin pie, you can add another staple to the Thanksgiving menu: the dysfunctional family reunion movie.
Deviled eggs are the latest suburban staple to find new life with chefs who mine their childhoods for their menus.
With donors barred from the country, it hopes to use its monopoly of the national staple to reward its supporters and starve the opposition.
Like pasta, cannellini beans are a good staple to have on hand in a city kitchen pantry, and an hour of gentle simmering is usually all it takes.
