It's an eat-with-your hands feast, a springtime treat well worth all the mess.
|
|
This week will be a treat (well for anyone who enjoys The Game's #meatprint at least). YES!
|
|
He makes it OK for people to treat one another the way he seems to treat, well, everyone.
|
|
Our cats didn't get the memo that this is a fancy chair that we're supposed to treat well.
|
|
The US "reward and treat well those in Europe that have helped us", particularly Eastern European nations looking to join the EU, Blair writes.
|
|
Trump has been known to treat well those who remain loyal to him, and he has continued to stock his administration with longtime loyalists.
|
|
IF YOU HAVE A MOTIVATED WORKFORCE THAT YOU PAY WELL AND TREAT WELL, YOU PRODUCE A HIGH QUALITY OF LOW COST PRODUCT, IT HAS SOME BENEFIT.
|
|
"But you have to treat well the companies and countries so that they are willing to invest in the US and the government will be able to collect enough tax."
|
|
But you have to treat well the companies and countries so that they are willing to invest in the U.S. and the government will be able to collect enough tax.
|
|
"If you can imagine that you have a nice cousin that you say you treat well and keep chained up — if that's how you treat family, that's pretty bizarre," he said.
|
|
As camp 's'moreologist' Lucas Hillman explains, the concept of s'moreology is an extremely serious, quasi-scientific take on the famous handheld treat… well, one that should be taken with a sugar-coated tongue-in-cheek.
|
|
Kanbaru is also the only person that Kaiki will ever treat well.
|
|
She is also seen sitting in the bathtub, missing her boyfriend who she didn't treat well when they were together. About halfway through the video, it starts to snow inside the spacious house. A montage of Swift writing a letter is shown alternately with scenes of her boyfriend strolling around the town. It is then revealed that the whole situation is the aftermath of a break-up between Swift and her boyfriend.
|
|
A gas extraction and flaring system was constructed in order to collect the gas emitted from the landfill, which would then be used as fuel or sold. The flaring system was used to control odor, the first such system for a landfill in the city. It had been estimated in 1991 that the methane produced by the landfill could provide heat for over 100,000 homes. In the neck area of the site where the drums were discovered, a groundwater "pump and treat" well system was installed to decontaminate the area.
|
|
She used torn paper to illustrate the 1997 book Cocoa Ice, which was given a Lupine Award by the Maine Library Association. Meade describe the challenge of illustrating the parallel story with, "pictures where a tropical place and warm palette must go hand in hand with a bare landscape and cool palette." "Cocoa Ice" a delightful treat Well-illustrated book charts course of two girls' connection, Julia Emily Hathaway, Bangor Daily News, 12 Sep 1998. Her book John Willy and Freddy McGee was a 1999 Charlotte Zolotow Award Honor Book.
|
|
But he who reveres the master and protects the people may be called a sage. :If one treats men roughly in this existence, he will be roughly treated by them in the next, for karma is never-ending in all things. And if one would rid himself of bad karma in this round of existence, he should treat well those who are not so kind to him. For if one is dealt with kindly by people, he can rejoice in his previous existence; but if he is handled roughly in this world, his previous existence is a matter for regret.
|
|
Excavations have revealed numerous artisan workshops, including three metal working sites, pottery kilns, and a fuller's shop for preparing woolen cloth.Lancel, Carthage (Paris 1992; Oxford 1997) at 138–140. These findings mostly relate to the 3rd century BC. Mago's writings about Punic farm management provide a glimpse into Carthaginian social dynamics. Small estate owners appeared to have been the chief producers, and were counselled by Mago to treat well and fairly their managers, farm workers, overseers and even slaves.G. and C. Charles-Picard, La vie quotidienne à Carthage au temps d'Hannibal (Paris: Librairie Hachette 1958) translated as Daily Life in Carthage (London: George Allen and Unwin 1961; reprint Macmillan 1968) at 83–93: 86 (quote); 86–87, 88, 93 (management); 88 (overseers).
|
|
Cradock was elected the company's first governor on 13 May 1628. Not long after, the company acquired a grant of land on Massachusetts Bay from the Plymouth Council for New England, and sent John Endecott with a small group of settlers to begin the process of establishing a colony at a place now called Salem, Massachusetts.Morison, pp. 35–36 John Winthrop succeeded Cradock as governor of the Massachusetts Bay Company The company's land grant was not without problems, because it overlapped a grant that had previously been acquired by John Oldham. Cradock wrote to Endecott in early 1629, warning him about the issue, suggesting that he settle colonists in the claimed area and also that he treat well the Old Planters (the surviving colonists from the failed Dorchester Company settlement).
|
|
Lakeside Plus Limited, which is an entirely separately business to Lakeside Healthcare Group with independent management, was appointed by the three Leicestershire CCGs and University Hospitals Leicester to manage and run a "front door" service for the A&E; Department at the Leicester Royal Infirmary (LRI) site University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust. The intention is that where patients can use other services, such as primary care, they are directed to them. LRI is acknowledged to be the busiest A&E; department in the country seeing on average over 725 attending patients every day. Lakeside Plus Limited clinicians however already treat well over 200 urgent care patients in every 12-hour shift (pro rated to over 400 patients in a 24-hour period) at the Lakeside Plus flagship Urgent Care Centre in Corby (building owned by Lakeside Healthcare Group hence the shared name) thus making them busier than most hospital A&E; departments.
|
|