They joined more workaday E.V.s from Chevrolet, Honda, Hyundai, Kia and Nissan.
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My biggest worry in testing TurboTax was more workaday than an audit.
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On a more workaday level, according to World Bank data cited by TheGlobalEconomy.
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This dual nature, in our view, separates SANE exams from more workaday investigative processes and renders them not simply extraordinary, but unique.
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For Democrats, too much indulgence of impeachment notions could prove a distraction from the more workaday and politically achievable challenge at hand.
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The absurdity of it all is reinforced by more workaday essentials — automobile dashboards, a wood pallet, a wheelbarrow tray — also rendered useless by tile.
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While the more workaday Ohio city has a flourishing apparel industry, Nashville has more of what a fashion city needs, for good or ill: glamour.
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Other subjects have included more workaday issues that would be familiar to many employees at a large company like contributing to a retirement fund and wellness rewards.
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Tattoo parlors, cafes, vintage boutiques and the excellent Zaabar chocolate shop mix with more workaday businesses like hair salons and copy shops in the multiethnic St.-Gilles district.
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It's a more workaday style of foreign travel than the type of trip Trump has come to enjoy, which usually include lavish displays of welcome like royal parades or state banquets.
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In the words of Jeffrey Fisher, the lawyer who argued Mr Esquivel-Quintana's case, "this decision shows that even when confronted with more workaday immigration matters than the travel ban, the Supreme Court will carefully scrutinise governmental positions for their legality and won't just roll over when faced with assertions of executive prerogative".
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With the discontinuation of the Sierra in 1993 and the RS2000 in 1996, the I4 engine continued in more workaday applications, appearing in the Ford Galaxy MPV launched in 1995. By this time, a longer-stroked 2.3 litre 16-valve version of the engine was available alongside the original 2.0 which was still available in both 8-valve and 16-valve versions. This 2.3 litre unit also appeared in the Ford Scorpio and the Ford Transit van. The I4 remained the main petrol unit for the original Galaxy until its 2006 redesign.
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The station closed on 3 June 1950 when the line closed to passenger traffic. The station was named Forge Valley after a local beauty spot to avoid naming it after either of the Ayton villages that it was located near. This was normal practice when another station existed on the network that could be confusing to passengers, in this case Great Ayton, which is on the Middlesbrough to Whitby Line. The station is currently in more workaday use as a road and council highways depot for North Yorkshire County Council.
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Wright's first published cartoon appeared in The Pilot, a publication owned by the NMU, in 1939. Artistically, Buhle stated Wright's work "heralded the abandonment of the symbolic proletarian muscular giant in favor of a more workaday Joe (or Jane) fighting back against inflation, automation, and employer attacks," while his "Art Young-type philosophical approach to the difficulties of modern existence transcended socialist and class clichés without ... losing ... basic points of unfairness and exploitation." In 1989, John Nichols of The Blade described Wright as the "father of modern labor cartooning". Buhle categorized Wright as the second- most widely published labor cartoonist after Young.
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The initials were used mostly on government papers, duty stamps and similar objects, and were sometimes surmounted by a stylised version of the Tudor Crown or, more recently, St Edward's Crown. In Scotland, the Crown of Scotland appears in place of the Imperial Crown.A alt= Though royal symbols differ among the sixteen Commonwealth realms, as they are separate monarchies, the one sovereign uses the same cypher throughout all of his or her countries. Distinction continues to be made between the personal cypher and the simpler, more workaday public initials, the former being the sovereign's own monogram and the latter simply a means of identifying a reign.
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A King's Purchase: George III and the Collection of Consul Smith, exhibition catalogue The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace The collection is celebrated for its dazzling series of Venetian views by Canaletto, together with other Italian views by Canaletto and works by Sebastiano Ricci, Francesco Zuccarelli and Pietro Longhi. On a more workaday level, there are numerous architectural drawings of sixteenth- century architecture at Venice and at Vicenza made in the studio of Antonio Visentini that are scaled in British feet and must have been intended for some British milordo.Noted by Paul Davies and David Hemsoll, "Sanmicheli through British eyes", in John Bold and Edward Chaney, eds., English Architecture, Public and Private: Essays for Kerry Downes. 1993:123.
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Matching its original format as a newspaper opinion column, The Sack of Bath is written in a fiery, invective style against what Fergusson perceived as the injustices committed by the Bath Development Committee in the 1960s and 1970s. An example of this style is Fergusson's claim that the redevelopment efforts caused more damage to the city's architecture than the Bath Blitz of 1942. In a 2013 presentation, Fergusson explained how the book's title was also selected for its emotive force, rather than more "workaday" titles like "Bath at Risk" or "Bath in Danger". Fergusson begins by discussing the Georgian era construction of Bath, with its distinctive architecture and use of Bath stone.
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