Unbroken stars rising British actor Jack O'Connell as Zamperini – he's already known for roles in Starred Up, This Is England and Skins, but the film marks a jump towards Hollywood for the 23-year-old.
His characters watch the days pass on low-rise estates less iconically dystopian than drab, where in lieu of career options there's the army, where the local crime-lords are just small-time scumbags and where unbroken homes raise eyebrows.
Emerson, an electric and electronics business based in St Louis, was another.Emerson's story was recounted last year in "Performance without Compromise", a book written by Charles Chuck Knighththethe man who led the company through most of an unbroken run of continually rising earnings per share between 1957 and 2000.
Unbroken actor Jack O'Connell won the Rising Star award, the only one of the awards to be voted for by the public.
The decline, which has been steady and almost unbroken, almost certainly reflects the rising cost of healthcare and employers' diminishing sense of responsibility for long-term workers in retirement. .
The London stock market has risen in an almost unbroken line since it hit a low in the immediate run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, to close yesterday at 6,172.4, its highest since 2001.
The plan was to drive out to the farmhouse our friends Chris and Anneliese Wright were renting from the farmer himself and laze away the hours sipping wine and maybe playing croquet or taking a hike along the creek that cut a crimped line through the cornfields, which rose in an otherwise unbroken mass as far as you could see.
The eastern Pacific region, which extends southward from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego, is relatively narrow and is associated with the American cordilleran system of almost unbroken mountain chains, the coastal ranges of which rise steeply from the western shores of North and South America.
When religion aligns itself with discredited science, its losing streak is unbroken, and where educational levels are on the rise, religion is in decline.
And then, rising from the pews, came an unbroken roar of applause that lasted for one minute and 50 seconds.
