Word: usually
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...want to get a point across, you just have to do things to disrupt business as usual," said Bell, who is one of two Blacks currently holding lifetime posts at the school. "It's very important to keep reminding those who have policymaking power," he said...
...cities, the airline concentrated its efforts on keeping the Northeast shuttle flying so that the cash-rich deal with Trump would not fall through. To attract passengers, Eastern offered a temporary fare of $12 for weekend shuttle flights from New York to Washington or Boston, a fraction of its usual rate of $69. The tactic worked: the first flights sold well...
Fontaine remembers a conversation with Anderson. Feeling ill and more depressed than usual, he had turned to Anderson and said, "Terry, I am not afraid to die. But I don't want to die here and have them throw my body into the sea like they did with Buckley...
...Boston, there were so many people lined up for seats Sunday morning that the airline added an extra flight at 8 a.m., an hour earlier than usual. Most of the subsequent hourly departures were sold...
...first day as a full-time discounter, Sears rang up about twice as much in sales as usual. Michael Bozic, chairman of the Sears Merchandise Group, said he found the response "extremely gratifying." But the longer- term question is whether Sears will consistently be able to match the prices of such established discounters as Target and Toys "R" Us. Shopper Nichelle Smith, 20, who went to a Sears outlet in suburban St. Louis last week to shop for inexpensive children's clothing, appreciated the lower prices but wondered whether Sears will stay competitive. Said she: "I'm going to come...