As Jake Tapper, senior national correspondent for ABC News puts it, "You gotta have some serious stones to run a spurious TV ad assailing Obama for tenuous ties to former Fannie Mae CEO Franklin Raines when your campaign manager's lobbying firm is still being paid by Freddie Mac".
"Kauto Stone is going to run at Ascot on Saturday and then we'll decide whether he's going to go for the Ryanair or to Aintree.
There was something darkly humorous about Walt's mended windscreen, cheerfully taped in place with blue tape as if it had been cracked by a stone rather than used to run down a dealer.
As the gruesomeness gathers, the beautiful country house effectively falls away, like flesh receding from the skull of a cadaver, and we're deposited in a hellish, plantless, low landscape of bone and stone: plenty of places to run, but nowhere to hide.
Stones has four years to run on his contract and has said in public that he is happy at the club.
In recent decades, it has become standard practice to run stones through M.R.I. machines, to map their dimensions along with any cracks, smaller feathers, or inclusions (specks of foreign substances, usually graphite, within the stone), but the Lesedi La Rona didn't fit into existing scanners.
(How many trials of an unproven treatment for bladder stones does one have to run, to reach a threshold degree of belief in the results?) In this regard, it is fair to say that Hartley was one of the first Bayesians.
John Riconosciuto has resigned as Smurfit-Stone's chief operating officer to run the consumer packaging business for Texas Pacific.
We climb over a stile and follow a dry path through the grass to a small iron gate, where stone steps run down to a well.
We were supposed to fetch a stone and run with it, depositing it at the base of the opposing team's tree.
