Three miles north of the Culinary Institute of America, the Hyde Park market, with its unusual drive-in setting and low-key atmosphere, attracts a mix of locals, tourists, weekenders and students who sometimes do cooking demonstrations as well.
ONE of India's leading newspapers launched an unusual advertising drive last month.
The visit to the Beijing institute – which trains all mid-ranking and senior officials and develops theory – was part of an unusual publicity drive as the party marks its 89th anniversary this week.
He is highly unusual – someone driven by a sense of the world's profound injustice, and its growing dangers, who has been willing to work solely for his vision of the global common good without promise of personal material gain.
The gatehouse's eastwards-facing tower contains the chapel, an unusual arrangement driven by a lack of space, with a recently restored east window of reset 15th-century glass designed by Nicola Hopwood, which illuminates the priest's seat, or sedile.
By collecting examples from the Internet, published accounts and its workers' personal experiences, the Jack in the Box restaurant chain compiled an informal tally last year of about 50 unusual types of drive-throughs and drive-ins, but a spokesman said that the list was not complete.
Ergo to smash habits into one's body and mind takes an unusual level of drive.
The trade-off is that the film has a narrative drive unusual for a 60-minute television documentary, pulling us along like a political thriller.
Much the same was said about the steel mogul Andrew Carnegie, a small man with a gigantic presence and personal charisma backed up by unusual intelligence and drive.
The campaign, which is being mounted by an eclectic collection of watchdog and advocacy groups, represents an unusual pre-emptive drive.
