On that Tuesday, the head of the table, reserved for the oldest member of the club, was occupied by a venerable-looking individual with long grey hair and a white beard.
The once venerable organization wages war against conservative individuals, principles, and organizations.
In Basel, Switzerland, three museums, including the venerable Kunstmuseum, have worked in concert, organizing individual shows that are collectively titled "Painting on the Move".
So in order to make the $35,500 CTS sell, Cadillac is going to have to appeal to a whole new set of individuals who heretofore have equated the venerable marque with snowbirds, retirement homes and more than a touch of gray hair.
In 1980, when resort hotel business sagged as individuals sought ownership in winter residences, the venerable Biltmore Hotel on the island's north side converted to condominiums.
The roster was a starry assemblage of chamber music players, including two venerable quartets and three-fourths of another, though, oddly, only the individual musicians — not the ensemble names — were listed in the program.
Or really, any two individual personalities into one of the most intimate and venerable situations we humans experience?
The answer seems to be a venerable one: As long as human beings are gullible, there will always be individuals able to take advantage of them.
We consider use of the venerable and parsimonious Tukey's 1 degree-of-freedom model of interaction, which is natural when individual SNPs within a gene are associated with disease through a common biological mechanism; in contrast, many standard regression models are designed as if each SNP has unique functional significance.
Venerable comic 2000 AD has made its iOS Newsstand debut with an iOS app that sells individual weekly issues, or offers a range of renewable subscriptions.
The D.C. Circuit decision is more than a gift of a minority veto on individual members of a commission; it's a minority veto on the very existence of venerable federal agencies.
