The essay was read aloud by his friend Rachel Chodorov: I don't remember the name of the play, but at that point in my life the famous Maurice Schwartz — who appeared regularly at Moskowitz & Lupowitz in his velvet cape and black Borsalino — and his Yiddish Art players were in little danger of threatening my loyalty to Sunday afternoon movies at the Loew's Delancey and Abbott & Costello.
Unlike customers of a pharmaceutical company that may be tied to daily consumption of a life-saving pill, customers at Burger King have no such life-threatening loyalty to the company.
Even among those ideologically in tandem with Putin, if their vast wealth begins to be threatened their loyalty may waver.
He said the band's success outside the region is worrying; "going Nashville," as he put it, threatened the loyalty of longtime fans like himself.
The party, as the son recalls it, responded by putting the father through the wringer -- questioning his loyalty, threatening his job, asking what subversive lessons he had been teaching the boy at home.
With the appointment of Avigdor Lieberman as foreign minister, the extremists are going after the indigenous population and threatening us with loyalty tests and the possibility of "transfer" into an area nominally controlled by the Palestinian Authority.
The Internet also threatens old loyalties by giving customers a new way to search for what they want.
In early 1064, Haakon entered the Uplands and collected their taxes, the region thus effectively threatening to renounce their loyalty to Harald.
The first perfume to threaten my Diptyque loyalty.
The upshot of that is that now you have a whole swathe of late-adopters whose only way of identifying with the scene (BECAUSE IT HAPPENED A DECADE AGO) is to lap up this mantra of "proper music" and denigrate anything that might threaten their own loyalty to it.
While it is too early to tell whether the new government will help Croatian theater shed some of its archaic habits, the state's entrenched loyalties threaten even the firmest intentions to establish an unbiased arts policy.
