Talking of onions, these days, Dad still fries them with spinach, the green stuff a replacement for hundaba, a plant that grows naturally in Lebanon, that his mother would pick, about two kilos at a time, from the mountainside and orchards.
You need to get organised and decide which of these employers you are going to go for--I'd probably pick about five to start with.
"But we saw Dave's car and we said, Why not? "When we'd change our nachos and wings fryer oil, we'd funnel it into containers, put a smiley face on them and Dave would pick up about 20 gallons a week and leave empties".
In other words, Toyota Motor would pick up about $3.4 billion in additional value through the new issuance of only 21.7 million ADRs with a market value of $1.1 billion.
When we saw that he had a new book out, How I Went to Asia for a Colonoscopy and Stayed for Love: A Memoir of Mischief and Romance, we decided we would pick his brain about writing, travel, love, and colonoscopies.
So here is the terrible paradox: if the eurozone were to be seen to be fixing itself, that would be good for the British economy (companies would feel more confident about investing, trade would pick up, and so on); but the government's borrowing costs would probably rise, because investors would feel less worried about lending to the eurozone and would lend relatively less to the UK.
People would pick up the money and read about revolution.
Unlike Mr. Bush, Mr. Gore has not been timid about saying he would pick justices who share his pro-choice views.
A NATION that worried three weeks ago about which president would pick judges now confronts the prospect of judges picking a president.
He responded to a question about whether he would pick Woods if he were in Pavin's shoes by saying, "Oh, that's a very — that's a very difficult, dangerous, and undiplomatic question".
There was febrile speculation before the gatherings about whom Barack Obama and John McCain would pick to be their running mates as vice-president.Earlier, Mr Obama and Mr McCain attended a high-profile question-and-answer session at Rick Warren's evangelical church in California, at which Mr McCain was generally considered to have come off the better of the two.
