Word: rigueur
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...Desai's career track were true enough. Desai spent less than a year as editor in chief at TheStreet.com with a brief stint as CEO. He had also been a managing director at Scient for eight months. This didn't faze the universities, because job hopping seemed de rigueur in the Internet world...
Defensively, Cornell's strength lies in its secondary, currently second in the league in passing yards allowed. Three starters return to the unit, and the fourth slot has been filled by senior Phil Rigueur, a former starter who was injured all of last year...
...sure if I agree with In-N-Out's large and enthusiastic following, who consider it one of the de rigueur stops on any SoCal trip, but I was certainly not dissatisfied, with the possible exception of the fries. But an icon is an icon, and the place, as Al Gore might say, is definitely its own burger joint: On the way out, a table of six diners of indeterminate ethnicity (the place definitely looked like America, as Mr. Clinton would say) waved to me. Would I take their picture? "There are no In-N-Outs in England...
...sure if I agree with In-N-Out's large and enthusiastic following, who consider it one of the de rigueur stops on any SoCal trip, but I was certainly not dissatisfied, with the possible exception of the fries. But an icon is an icon, and the place, as Al Gore might say, is definitely its own burger joint: On the way out, a table of six diners of indeterminate ethnicity (the place definitely looked like America, as Mr. Clinton would say) waved to me. Would I take their picture? "There are no In-N-Outs in England...
...garden and terrace, known as “the Bricks,” where members and their guests can relax and sip single malt scotch in utter tranquility. The Somerset has traditionally been the haughtiest and most prestigious of clubs, one in which social pedigree is, ehem, de rigueur...