Sentences with phrase «staters not»

Echoes continued through the week: Ashley Alexandra Dupré, the call girl from Room 871 of the Mayflower Hotel, pleaded with Empire Staters not think of her as a «monster.»

Not exact matches

Medium and large - chain grocery stores nationwide including Ralph's, Stater Brothers, Vons (Safeway) and Giant, have followed suit with a twist: membership is free, but without becoming a member you do not get to take advantage of sales prices.

Not at all surprised that some of these red staters refuse ACA, but I must point out that they took better care of their slaves.

As a native Bay Stater, reading that the corn muffin is our official state muffin is news to me, but not at all surprising.

I'm not saying it's impossible, but the likelihood of a stock boy at Stater Brothers» market pointing you in the direction of a good Syrah is pretty slim.

Third generation Penn Stater, class of» 89; My diploma says Secondary Education, but my official major was Strohs 30 - packs, OIP Pizza, and Blue Band, not necessarily in that order

The AD is a money - raiser / facilities - maker, not a Penn Stater.

And even the most basic «Penn Stater» positions go to money - raisers, not Penn Staters, because «putting football first» is a euphemism for «putting money first».]

Couple that with the 2 - months he is missing right now, he surely can not be a regular stater, let alone the captain.

It's not that he heralds The New York Times (that's considered positive), but he presents a Red - Stater President as being capable of accessing the «nuance» of The New York Times.

According to the California Federation of Teachers, taxed - to - death Golden Staters still don't pay enough.

Although not as ambitious as the New Hampshire Senate version, the New Hampshire House version would still make significant progress toward providing all Granite Staters with educational choice.

Fear not, fellow Garden Staters: the New Jersey Education Association has our backs.

But unlike many Americans, Bay Staters seem to live within their means and don't take out more debt than they can pay off.

HealthBlawg blogger (and my fellow Bay Stater) David Harlow hosts Blawg Review # 154 today, which, not so coincidentally, is World Health Day.

Granite Staters will lose access to health care services when we need them the most, in the midst of an opioid epidemic, if the funding cliff isn't fixed.