Word: facelifted
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...Representatives. This off-year proved that using Newt as the bogeyman in campaign ads works. Next year, his face will be in every negative ad against the Republicans. Though he has had several missteps along the way, Clinton deserves credit for giving the Democratic Party a much-needed facelift as he moves the party to the center...
...There is a brand-new, beautiful, non-leaky roof," Knuff says. "Canaday looks like it's gotten a nice facelift...
...There is a brand-new, beautiful, non-leaky roof," Knuff says. "Canaday looks like it's gotten a nice facelift...
...administration decided it was time to give the Yard a facelift. So, in 1992 managers from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), Harvard Real Estate (HRE) and the Planning Group banded together to handle the extensive undertaking...
...modern-day context, but because of the emoitve power of Shakespeare's writing. His plot is quite simple, and a little forced--but his themes are universal and enduring. Both the difficulty and the reward of Shakespeare lie in the language; giving the narrative or the context a facelift won't change this. Edzard ultimately fails to make Shakespeare any more accessible because she concentrates on making the easy part easier (with limited success), rather than working on the real challenge of bringing his language to life for a modern audience. Shakespeare is hard to sell and worth selling precisely...