He said the time chosen for the furloughs was when business was at its slowest.
And our second damp disaster flick – this time chosen over Diamond Girl, adapted from the Mills and Boon novel of the same name.
Team GB had, for the first time, chosen two domestiques, Lucy Hall and Vicky Holland, whose sole ambition was to help Jenkins secure Britain's first Olympic triathlon medal.
The Unitarian-Universalist Association, a liberal religious body with a predominantly white membership, has for the first time chosen an African-American minister as its president.
The chairman of Reigate and Banstead Conservative constituency party, Andy Mountney, said that he believed the statement had been issued at a time chosen by the family.
"From a meteorological perspective, the time chosen for the start of the operation was very fortunate," the weather forecaster said on state-owned news channel Rossiya 24.
Grab yourself a $10 cocktail at any time – chosen each day by the first punter though the door – then throw some darts and enjoy a laugh with the rowdy locals.
For this year's Edinburgh festival fringe though, the 33-year-old has for the first time chosen to draw on her own life for material in her show As Funny As Cancer.
The threshold was seen yesterday as a safeguard for the Lib Dems, as it means the Conservatives cannot by themselves vote to end the coalition and go to the electorate at a time chosen by David Cameron alone.
A14 Religious Group Elects Leader The Unitarian-Universalist Association, a liberal religious body with a predominantly white membership, has for the first time chosen an African-American minister as its president, the Rev. William Sinkford, 55, of Cambridge, Mass.
This is Kane's most nakedly autobiographical work: it's a study of the clinical depression from which she suffered, and it's a declaration of suicide - '4.48' is the time chosen by a character to kill herself.
