Employees said they had long known that Pier 94 was a temporary site and had heard rumors of various moving dates, but that the timing had come as a surprise.
There was never one lie, secret or trick, but lo and behold, as our timing had come yet again... another year, another pregnancy.
His timing is impeccable; Pépin has come of age, but American cuisine has not.
For example, since the introduction of electronic timing, the 100-meter dash record has come down from the 10.06 seconds of the American Bob Hayes, set in Tokyo on Oct. 15, 1964, to 9.58 seconds by the Jamaican Usain Bolt in Berlin on Aug. 16, 2009.
With fortuitous timing, the Accounting Principles Board of the AICPA has come up with several new rulings during the past six months.
Once the water has come to a boil again, begin timing the cooking of the lobsters.
Little has come of that idea so far, in part because of terrible timing.
I've gone back and forth between the two, but for ease, lack of mess and more-flexible timing, I've come to prefer the food processor.
In a letter to shareholders announcing the resignations, David J. Bullock, the president of Pilgrim Baxter and the new chief executive, said the discovery of Mr. Pilgrim's involvement in the market-timing trades had come about when the company reviewed its past practices in September.
