On the ferry ride over, Bob Howard, the venerable Pines denizen and expert in all things real estate, tells us that the rental market is positively booming this year despite the fact that the burnt down Pavilion will not be rebuilt in time for high season.
Every time there is an Open here, at least one so-called expert suggests that the venerable Old Course, with its wide fairways, double greens and driveable par-fours, has become an anachronism in the power-hitting world of modern golf.
Though elected, all its candidates must be expert in Islamic law, often old politicians or venerable ayatollahs who are relied on not to rock the boat.Although a victory for hardliners was never likely to challenge Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who became Iran's supreme leader in 1989, it could have pressed him to pursue still more conservative social policies and more belligerent foreign ones.
It is important to remember that the legal opinions authorizing the program were written by the White House's cherry-picked lawyer, John Yoo, who ignored all the venerable traditions of the Justice Department regarding vetting of its analysis with legal experts throughout the government.
Experts inside and outside Mount Sinai Medical Center, one of New York City's most venerable institutions, say the hospital may have overreached in its grand ambitions.
A1 Tables Are Turning The closing of three venerable New York restaurants may signal the new competitiveness and vibrancy of New York's restaurant scene, not its decline, experts say.
The Chronicle of Higher Education, a venerable publication read by college faculty and administrators nationwide, has been sending invitations all over Washington, inviting policy experts, Capitol Hill staffers, media, and others to an October 19 panel discussion entitled "Student Loan Default Aversion: Forum on Research and Best Practices".
"It is broken, venerable Sir".
"Here it is, venerable Sir".
The Goldsboroughs of Maryland were venerable.
