These seats are typically full: Mr. Pelaccio and his team gambled correctly that while Upper West Side diners may not be quite as adventurous as their downtown counterparts, they'd spark to high-impact flavors at relatively low-impact prices, made possible in part by all the starchy elements (noodles, rice) afoot.
Tortorella said it was "killing" Callahan not to be scoring more, but added that he hoped the empty-netter would spark Callahan to "take off".
Adding sulfur to the atmosphere would spark chemical reactions leading to the liberation of chlorine, a compound known to destroy ozone, the team reports online today in Science.
NMFS further raised the concern that the import would spark other aquariums to catch beluga whales in Russia for their own collections of marine mammals, and noted that, contrary to the MMPA, five of the 18 beluga appeared to be too young (estimated 1.5 years old), having been separated from their mothers while still dependent.
Ferguson had anticipated that their midweek triumph at home to Italian giants Juventus would act as the "spark" to their league form.
The commission hopes that its recommendations, which apply in the first instance to England but which could also be picked by the Welsh government in a forthcoming social services bill, would spark the insurance sector to offer policies that people could take out to cover their capped liability.
Sanders had said he hopes the measure would spark a national movement to lower drug prices.
Moscow figured that the arrival of the Red Army in these lands would spark workers' revolutions, leading to Communist takeovers.
It would spark a revolutionary approach to treating cancers, attract tens of millions in investments, and set rival companies on a scientific race.
The journal would set the groundwork for a letter that would be published in the school newspaper and would spark a nationwide movement to address how sexual assault is handled on college campuses.
