Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc. jerry-built adjectiveramshackle,cheap,faulty,shabby,defective,flimsy,rickety,thrown together,slipshod,unsubstantialWorkers at the plant speak of jerry-built equipment. ...
CeeDeeLamb’s contract situation is under looming clouds. Like many analysts, Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson expressed their views on the $8.5 billion net worth of Jerry Jones’ tactics of late payments to the star players.
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However, despite the seemingly smooth path for Williams, who is projected to be the No.1 pick, Rice still has hurdles to overcome. The wide receiver, while not a top pick, is projected to be a Day 2 or Day 3 draft pick, indicating the need for...
(respectively), each wear a specially tailored custom Saint Laurent tux. In the photo above, Lewis looks so distinguished, so at ease, with his hands on his piano poised to play. Even his head of shiny, wavy silver hair and the grooves on his forehead add to his respectable image. And...
As Sinclair Lewis noted long ago, “It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding.” The quote applies to far more than he originally intended. I find watching the evening news more interesting for all they ignore to report rather than...
That's pennies compared to what Rock's film is now worth, and it's understandable why Paramount dropped so much coin on it. A quintessential crowd-pleaser,Top Fiveis TIFF 2014's most broadly appealing and swiftly entertaining world premiere. It's Chris Rock'sAnnie Hall, but instead of Wood...
by Aurora M. Lewis . . photo by Francis Wolff/© Mosaic Images Chick Corea at Bobby Hutcherson’s “Total Eclipse” session, Plaza Sound Studios, NYC, July 12, 1968 . . No Trumpets twilight down dampened streets from recent rain
Yes, I know I’ve recommended it before; but it’s worth reading again, and I just did. >From the April 1995 Column – Orchids and Onions Part 1 Column The book of the month is Technological Risk by H. W. Lewis (Norton, 1992). It’s about the clearest and best-written exposition...