We followed a policy aimed at bettering the lot of the poorest areas.
I roughed up the egg yolk and cream and mixed in some of the hot sauce before putting the lot back into the pan.
Each of us had three minutes in which to bathe himself. Six greasy, slippery roller towels had to serve for the lot of us.
And you're the last above board of that same meddling crew; and you have the Davy Jones's insolence to up and stand for cap'n over me - you, that sank the lot of us!
They might use their research skills to look harder at the lot of the disposable academic.
Already, the sale of gas to Thailand has made some of them rich, without improving the lot of subsistence farmers, the majority of the population.
There are places where the lot of women has deteriorated precisely because the regimes have felt the need to pay more heed to the social conservatism of the Islamist opposition.
After bitter and pointless debate, the council zoned the lot for the gas station and the galaxy above the lot for the sign.
I confiscated the lot, and the good Mole is now sitting in the blue boudoir, filling up plain, simple invitation CARDS.
In the United States, many car dealers price their cars with very large stickers which can readily be seen by passerby, with the intent of drawing people into the lot.
The system calculates the quantity recorded in the procurement proposal according to the lot-sizing procedure that you specified in the material master.
The heavy rain missed the north of the country altogether, and the south copped the lot.
Now, however, Dr. Hirsch says she joyfully embraces “the astonishing unity of the physical brain and the mind” for the potential it clearly holds for improving the lot of humankind.
When they returned home, to reward the dog, Diana lifted the lid of the lot and took out a big bone for him.
The worst of the lot, this one involved an immediate freeze for 18 months on bank deposits making up 80% of the country’s financial assets. The idea was to force prices down by reducing liquidity.
Shh! " I hissed, glancing around the lot to make sure no one had heard her."
"Kind of gaudy," said Dave Kerr, a prospective buyer looking skeptically over the lot.
