It's important to understand: tourism, in our town, feeds our children.
The trio found him & brought him back to town, fed him and saw him off on his train.
Syria expressed its support today for a Saudi peace effort for the Middle East, while a bomb planted in an Arab schoolyard and crude rockets fired at an Israeli town fed the rapidly expanding blood feud between Israelis and Palestinians.
I thought that the title of the opener, "Santa's Coming for Us," might presage a threatening reimagining of a classic; what ensues instead is the tame standard by John Frederick Coots and Haven Gillespsie, "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town," fed through a thesaurus.
This town feeds on gossip -- call it social Manifest Destiny, if you will -- and whether it is Ned Doheny's unsolved death at Greystone, the history of the McCarthy salad at the Beverly Hills Hotel, or the alleged illegitimate daughter of Dolly Green, it is clear that the talk isn't going anywhere.
Nearly blind, Munsie drives her slop wagon through town to feed her pigs.
He has been instrumental in bringing real estate investors to town to feed the growing need for housing.
Try the River Trail, which runs along the dusty arroyo of the Santa Fe River west of town, past feed stores and small farms, ramshackle adobe homes and horse corrals.
A conveyor belt of outrage developed: video from town halls feed cable pundits and radio talkers, all of which is picked up and amplified by a blogosphere where anything goes.
A study on whether the town could feed itself found that even with its current small-scale, high-quality production, the Sharpham vineyard produced enough to provide a bottle of wine each month to every one of the area's 22,000 inhabitants.
