In reply to the question "What are some good London Underground hacks?", Mr Strohmeier wrote on Quora that looking for "wear and tear in that yellow line" is a steadfast way to judge where the doors will open.
In the words of Dave Eggers, "the architecture of residential San Francisco is about detail, wilful eccentricity, an almost rococo approach to line, and a steadfast devotion to art for its own sake, beauty as its own reward.
There will also be a different kind of reception that Pelosi hadn't been counting on -- a picket line challenging her steadfast support for NSA surveillance.
The songs are large expanses, modestly inhabited: with a steadfast beat, a gnarled repeating guitar line and a few lyrics delivered with calm determination as the music moves through its cycles.
Yes, colleges need to be fiscally sound and efficient, but student learning and the production of knowledge complicate a steadfast focus on ONLY the bottom line.
The music maintains the E Street Band's reassuring solidity, built on the drummer Max Weinberg's steadfast march beats, Garry Tallent's bass lines and the heft of three guitars and two keyboards, along with Clarence Clemons's soul-band saxophone.
Mr. Blair has been a steadfast supporter of the administration's tough line on a new resolution.
You'll be quoting lines, relishing Evelyn's steadfast optimism and be inspired by her "never give in" attitude.
Since the two once-unlikely candidates were elected to lead their nations last year, President Bush has proved steadfast in his support for Mr. Sharon's hard line in the conflict here.
Thomas, of course, disagrees, remaining steadfast.
