Including the printed Sunday edition at no additional cost is an effort to maintain the advertising revenue that the thick Sunday edition brings in.
We heard the roar from thick Sunday-brunch crowds on First Avenue, then DeVivo idled in the left lane in the 60's, and waited for the runners.
However bad he was feeling, he knew he was in better shape than this sorry-looking pair, who were giving off a thick Sunday morning fug that filled the lift.
Hearst and Pulitzer reached new heights with their ceaseless innovation, transforming dull gray walls of type through bold headlines, halftone photographs, thick Sunday editions and the introduction of rival cartoon characters, colored yellow and known as the Yellow Kids — hence the epithet yellow journalism.
Its usually thick Sunday newspaper circulars, a fixture in consumers' weekend shopping plans, were thinned by 20% to 50%.
At (thick line) day 1, (dashed line) day 30 for static and day 30 for shaken (dashed-dotted line).
At (thick line) day 1, (dashed line) day 4 and (dashed-dotted line) day 15.
At (thick line) day 1 and (dashed line) day 33.
NEWARK — The bridge of Zach Parise's nose still bore a bump and a thick scab Sunday, five days after Parise, the Devils' captain, was shoved face-first into the boards by Dion Phaneuf, a big defenseman for the Toronto Maple Leafs who plays with a glowering scowl.
On back-to-back shows, El Rushbo laid it on thick, one day saying that "fishing is about to become a privilege controlled by Barack Obama," and the next, speaking as if he were Obama: "[Y]ou can't touch me...
