Top of many people's hate list is this now-venerable way of saying "from now on" or "in future".
The venerable Jordan Marsh gave way to Macy's in 1996, but Filene's remains, and its underground bargain emporium, Filene's Basement.
Imagine the earth-tilt when its renowned chef, Lydia Shire, announced she was taking over and reinventing the venerable restaurant her way.
But the country stands as a singular example of the way venerable distinctions of ethnicity, sect and history can be manipulated in the Arab world, often cynically, in the pursuit of power.
LOOKED at a certain way, the venerable Tupperware party could be deemed an early form of social networking or word-of-mouth marketing.
That is particularly true when seeking to stimulate sales for venerable brands like Milky Way, because breathlessly Bunyanesque claims are less likely to be believable with familiar products.
A monumental effort to recreate the venerable theater is under way in one of the university's three theaters -- the one named after Dr. Adams.
It's a wonder there are any people left in the English countryside, the way the venerable "Mystery!" series has been knocking them off all these years.
She recorded and produced the majority of its songs with her road band and longtime friends at a venerable Hollywood studio, Ocean Way Recording, working variations on funk, blues shuffles, reggae, rockabilly two-beats and ballads.
Decades later, on giant stages amid computer-controlled effects, the Stones' distant whiff of anarchy is still a draw, especially because it's underscored by the tight-but-loose sound of the band, the way even venerable songs sound up for grabs.
