Speaking of single-subject resourcefulness, Jim Lahey changed the way America baked bread with his no-knead dough recipe.
Still, this playful, patriotic, martial costume enlivens the brick walls and blank sky that recede into the background, and calls attention to our subject's resourcefulness — and his individuality.
The existence of the book, in other words, is a triumph of resourcefulness over resources.
These are all attempts to make golf more fun, more accessible and affordable, and more subject to the innovation and resourcefulness we associate with upwardly mobile and highly energized people.
CAL, unimpressed by the mayor's resourcefulness, has been urging the EU all year to subject London to "infringement action," which could be a fine of up to £300m.
Arn's story, retold by McCormick as a novel for young adults, tells of the guile, resourcefulness, calculated alliances and, often, cruelty required to survive, and of the lasting trauma that leads its young subject to say at one point, "I am poison" and "I hurt everything I touch".
4. Resourcefulness: Resourcefulness in simple terms is one's ability to marshal all available resources in the most optimal fashion.
Resourcefulness has been rewarded.
"It's about resourcefulness.
Need, resourcefulness and talent.
"Their resourcefulness was beyond belief.
