"They have the same slice," he said of golfers who imbibe during a round.
Here, Smith sends up the same slice of self-regarding society and interrogates its value system.
It offers a dizzying demonstration of just how many Manhattans have occupied the same slice of real estate.
The two men, who are competing for the same slice of very conservative voters alienated by Romney, have mostly stayed out of each other's way.
Big labels have massive back catalogues, so their forty-year-old record by a dead artist earns them the same slice of the pie as a brand new-track by a new artist.
Traub looks at the forces that have shaped today's Times Square and shows the many versions of Manhattan that have occupied the same slice of real estate -- from vaudeville and speakeasies to MTV and Toys R UsUs.
For what is at stake, all now seem to understand, is the future of the two-state solution, of a negotiated territorial compromise between Israelis and Palestinians over the same slice of earth.
They fear that if the language gap is bridged, the Chinese will begin bidding for the same slice of the pie as the Indian companies, snatching away projects and foreign currency earnings.
They argue over the same slice of pie and maybe this pie is past its sell-by date.I place the spoons in their slots as he retires to his bedroom.
The movie crosses the thin line that divides genre fiction from postmodern fiction; it is decisively unreal, in the manner of "Fight Club"—a movie in which the actual and the symbolic occupied the same slice of reality.
Spheres were not all located on the same slice, but are shown here on the same slice for ease.
