On Monday, several library directors movingly described the public's response to their participation in
the American Dream Starts @ your library initiative, a program that helps libraries provide literacy services for adult English - language learners.
Not exact matches
«My father told me repeatedly, as early as 8 or 9, to realize I was living in a land literally of opportunity and that I could be the
American dream — and
start a business.»
The
American restaurant business has been shaped by many entrepreneurs, so determined to realize their
dreams of owning a hot dog cart or
starting a restaurant that they sell everything they own to raise cash.
The U.S. Residential Housing Market: What's Next (panel discussion) David Blitzer, the Chairman of Standard & Poor's Index Committee
started with the question «Is owning your own home still a part of the
American dream?»
«From a standing
start 240 years ago — a span of time less than triple my days on earth —
Americans have combined human ingenuity, a market system, a tide of talented and ambitious immigrants, and the rule of law to deliver abundance beyond any
dreams of our forefathers.»
«From a standing
start 240 years ago — a span of time less than triple my days on earth —
Americans have combined human ingenuity, a market system, a tide of talented and ambitious immigrants, and the rule of law to deliver abundance beyond any
dreams of our forefathers -LSB-...]
Our
start - up got to live the
American dream thanks to the open internet, and I want to be able to tell aspiring entrepreneurs with a straight face that they can build the next Reddit.
«Obama is the president now, and keep blaming republicans for his 4 years failure» The mess
start with Clinton and the
american dream and most
american tryng to have a house and spend great proportion of salary,
In the US, only the rich with good educations and access to
start - up money can have a fair shot at «the
american dream» / capitalism.
Sure, David goes on to say that he was uneasy with such a claim and wasn't even sure that it was true, but still... how do you write a book which is supposed to be about taking back your faith from the
American Dream and
start the book by stating that you are the youngest megachurch pastor in
American history?
This anger / hope / repeat cycle is likely to repeat itself until we
American citizens wake up and
start taking responsibility for our own problems, and our own
dreams.
I see us helping
start a lot of
American dreams for a lot of other people.
Tom + Chee began as a
dream of two Ohio couples who persisted through all the ups and downs of starting a business until they achieved their version of the American D
dream of two Ohio couples who persisted through all the ups and downs of
starting a business until they achieved their version of the
American DreamDream.
It all
started in 1913, when Charlie's great, great grandfather, Charles Peltzer, left Pretty Prairie, Kansas for Southern California to pursue the
American Dream.
The football club and that what it
started out as is now a business who's main sauce of income is a football team and run on
American lines where winning a trophy is only a pipe
dream.
Jetboil is an
American based company that
started in 2001 with a
dream of making a far more efficient and compact cooking system.
We are there when our constituents need to get passports for that trip of a lifetime, are eagerly
starting their own business with hopes of becoming the next Steve Jobs, buying their first house, paying off their mortgage after 30 years or proudly reciting the oath of allegiance to become a part of the
American dream.
Hello I am Cubam
American looking for the girl of my
dream that would like to move to the US with me and
start a new life together,, Are you her.Must like outdoors Motorcycles and enjoy to travel.
Satire about a bumbling Iranian immigrant who wins the green card lottery and moves to Los Angeles to pursue his
dream of becoming an
American hero and unwittingly becomes embroiled in a conspiracy to
start the next world war.
However, as the daring theft unfolds through each of their perspectives, each of them
start to question whether their attempts to inject excitement and purpose into their lives is simply a misguided attempt at achieving the
American Dream.
It would have been so easy to package this biopic as the classic
American dream,
starting with an adoption and step - parents before moving on to that fabled suburban garage where Jobs and Steve Wozniak
dreamt up the future of computing.
Adam Rapp is well - known for not pulling his punches, so brace yourself for his latest,
Dreams of Flying
Dreams of Falling (
starts September 13 at CSC), a surreal play that promises to «lift the veil on the lives of two wealthy
American families» in Connecticut.
There's more to the official synopsis: «As the daring theft unfolds through each of their perspectives, each of them
starts to question whether their attempts to inject excitement and purpose into their lives is simply a misguided attempt at achieving the
American Dream.»
«Lowlife» Synopsis: In search of a new
start and the
American dream, a Polish immigrant is manipulated into a life of prostitution by a charming but wicked man on the mean streets of Manhattan, until a dazzling magician tries to save her.
Neighbors By all appearances, new parents Mac (Seth Rogen) and Kelly Radner (Rose Byrne) are living the
American dream — complete with an adorable baby girl and a beautiful new
started home in the suburbs.
Overall, U.S. students end up pretty much where they
started out in life, the antithesis of the
American dream.
Like the parents at West Lake Middle School, where I
started this story, these parents believe in a version of the
American Dream that includes a guaranteed access to a school that will accept their children for who they are and provide a benchmark of education quality that is expected in a country that professes to «lead the world» in all aspects of human enterprise.
He came to the U.S. in 1991 to pursue the
American dream,
starting with working at a dealership's finance and insurance office.
The Chevrolet Spark
starts at $ 13,875 and is a fine little Korean automobile, but a few grand added to your debt is going to feel awfully heavy if you're just trying to scrabble a tiny mousehole into the little corner of the
American Dream the Baby Boomers have relegated to you.
Koerner, a Wired contributing editor and author of «Now The Hell Will
Start,» tells how a piano legend in a sharkskin suit lived the
American Dream by leaving it behind.
Starting a business and earning income from that business is truly the
American Dream.
Thanks God we got a wake up call (my wife was laid off) and we
started looking for another way to live the
American dream, which is still alive.
I want
American dream, I want to buy a house, I want to buy properties and
start a business.
As of late, there truly is no bad time to visit this beautiful South
American country and the reasons really are in your favor so you better stop
dreaming and
start doing!
Diana is an
American expat who quit her job in public relations to
start a travel blog and head across the Atlantic Ocean to chase her
dream of sharing travel stories with readers.
The show
starts with typical images of the
American dream, surfers out on the West Coast, trains that took the pioneers west and baseball players, but there is the angst behind too.
A great place to
start is to check out the Center for A New
American Dreams» Simplify the Holidays Campaign.
My grandfather
started selling insurance in the 1950s and insurance eventually granted him the
American dream.
Graduating college,
starting your career, getting married and buying a home in the suburbs is still very much the
American Dream.
It'll probably
start with a higher minimum wage, but before long we'll be questioning things like how we value work, how we allow work to value us, and whether or not the
American Dream is still a thing.
The group's
American - made version of the
American Dream got its
start in December 2011 when Dudley Powell, an Orlando - based products distributor, opened an email video attachment of an ABC News segment about builder Anders Lewendal's attempt to build a home in Montana using all U.S. products and workers.
Americans dream of growing up, finding a home, and
starting a family; they
dream of owning their own piece of land and proudly knowing «it's mine.»