For a man whose rise reflected inroads by Italian-Americans on political gains made by Irish-Americans, John Orlando Pastore had an intriguing birthday.
There were several moments of potential tightening in this match for Cilic, whose previous best inroads at a major was the semifinals of the 2010 Australian Open.
Dealing with Amazon gave me renewed respect for Brad Stone, whose "The Everything Store" made serious inroads into this corporate fortress.
This particularly helps women, whose average annual income, despite legal inroads against discrimination, remains well below that of men and whose pension contributions are now likely to be interrupted by leave from work for family responsibilities.
The extreme tactics employed by the Hasmoneans in their struggle with Hellenizing Jews, whose children they forcibly circumcised, indicate the inroads that Hellenism had already made.
Two of Mr. Moyne's favorite winemakers are Philippe Chatillon of Domaine de la Pinte and Stéphane Tissot, who comes from a well-known local winemaking family and whose wines are beginning to make some inroads in the United States.
In Ohio, Clinton has built and maintained her labor inroads, says the guy from Ohio whose name i hope is Patrick Preston.
In seeking federal money, PBS, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the stations' industry group, the Association of America's Public Television Stations have not made significant inroads with the Republican-controlled Congress, some of whose members say public broadcasting is skewed toward liberal views.
Diversity, of course, has made scant inroads on the Newport of Bailey's Beach, whose membership profile might be defined less by who people are than what they are not.
If Penguin can make inroads into the 33 per cent of men whose wives and partners are reading, but who don't read themselves, they will pull off a miracle.
