Sentences with phrase «own upper crust»

More than 20 million people are taking Coursera courses through these ivy league and other upper crust schools.

His goal, after all, is not to build an exhaustive database but to gauge the abilities of the preprofessional upper crust.

The correspondence also touched off an unusual lobbying campaign among the upper crust of the local political class, aiming to pressure Tribune Publishing to sell.

This is not adjusted for income level as the people I know with more then 3 kids are in the 10 % upper crust.

I'm not judging anybody who has these things... maybe they really do need them for their mission to reach out to the «upper crust» but if so, my question is «How's that mission going?»

In the futuristic Metropolis, (and almost every dystopian future) wealth and privilege are reserved for an upper crust of society, while an enslaved working class allows for excesses and keeps the city running.

It is possible to discover, beneath the inevitable layers of childish wishing and escapism that may at times form the upper crust of symbolic consciousness, a long and continuous straining after mystery on the part of the human race.

But the very best part of the pan lies between that upper crust and the meaty sauce: the layer of cornbread that abuts the tomatoes.

That combination of potential and production makes him a candidate for an upper crust deal next offseason — something between the lines of the three - year, $ 42 million deal Allen Robinson signed with the Bears and the three - year, $ 48 million pact Sammy Watkins agreed to with the Chiefs.

The city of Zenith inLewis» Babbitt had two: the Tonawanda Country Club for the upper crust and theOuting Golf and Country Club for the aspiring business class.

Wild didn't have a lot of their upper crust in the lineup and the Jets fall in a shootout.

To staff writer Melissa Segura, soccer in the U.S. had always been the sport of the suburban upper crust, with its pricey youth travel teams, shiny Umbros and halftime orange slices cut by mothers who didn't have to work to make ends meet (or by their help).

The biggest story of the 2016 — 17 Premier League season was the establishment of the six - team hierarchy, so here are six takeaways, courtesy of each member of England's upper crust.

Because the cast iron pan was preheated, your pizza should have already begun crisping up on the bottom and around the edges, but we still need to get at that upper crust.

This novel will have you cracking up as you read about the moms of Manhattan's upper crust.

When it comes to an upper crust, Mrs C clearly has the upper hand.

UPPER CRUST: Hiram Monserrate strolls outside Papaya Pizza in Corona, Queens, where workers say the disgraced ex-senator is «the boss.»

Klein is known to brag about his public school upbringing in the Bronx, but his dining habits are definitely upper crust.

Vargas and Mann relate the upper crust strike slip faults to the indenter, which they suggest is pushing the crust further east than in areas in the north and south.

The researchers say this indicates an upper crust made of a mixture of rock and ice — in which small craters could be carved — supported by a more viscous mantle of ice lower down, which would allow the biggest impact basins to relax away with time, like silly putty returning to its original shape.

Everything on the surface of the Earth rests on massive tectonic plates that resemble a jelly sandwich, with two rigid pieces — the upper crust and the upper mantle — enclosing a gooey middle layer of very hot rocks, which is the lower crust.

«Having this lower magma body resolved the missing link of how the plume connects to the magma chamber in the upper crust,» Lin says.

Tornabene L. L. et al. (2012), A crater - exposed bedrock database for Mars with applications for determining the composition and the structure of the upper crust, 3rd International conference on Early Mars, held May 21 - 25, 2012 in Lake Tahoe, Navada.

Within 3 to 6 miles deep of the volcano is the upper crust layer consisting of cold and hard rocks.

As the forces fight against each other, the pressure will open up paths where hot, ductile, and partially molten rock underneath can find its way into the upper crust.

To keep with the upper crust theme I chose a two tone white & grey cotton button down shirt over my white skinny jeans.

Elite Singles caters to the upper crust of the dating world.

Single professionals can join Elite Singles to mingle with the upper crust of San Jose's dating population.

Interested in dating the upper crust of Minneapolis?

They keep an eye on relevant dating trends and online dating features, so they can keep their readers well - informed about what it's like to online date among the upper crust.

Rub shoulders with the upper crust like SeekingArrangement Founder and CEO, Brandon Wade.

Nice locations, Maggie does a good upper crust English accent and Stephen Rea is a fabulous actor even with thin gruel such as this..

Jason gets a taste of the scandalous lifestyles of the Hollywood upper crust while dealing with his growing romantic feelings for Lisa who just so happens to be dating TV hunk Hayden Field (Brian Hallisey).

The strong performances also help sharpen this carefully paced study of class, infidelity, and relationships within society's upper crust.

Earlier in the week, the release of the Academy Awards shortlist for best documentary nominees caused a stir for snubbing James's heart - wrenching and expert look at the brutal violence that characterises daily life in the drug - laden neighbourhood adjacent to James's own upper crust Chicago community.

While living in upper crust Camden Town, Mr. Bennett offered to let Ms. Shepherd park her van in his driveway for a few weeks until she could make other arrangements.

Yet this is typical of her stories that involve a lot of gossip shared over tea sipping in countless drawing rooms, while Austen examines the moral decay of some of 19th century England's wealthy upper crust.

The oldest of Mildred's two children, she speaks in an affected cadence of what (she believes) the upper crust speak like.

Edith is bubbly, bright and ambitious, traits undervalued in the marriage market of the upper crust of Buffalo, New York.

He's a couturier, clearly inspired by the likes of Norman Hartnell and Charles James, a designer who makes custom dresses for clients of the upper crust, with movie stars, countesses, and princesses traipsing into his atelier for gowns that give them «courage» or realize a fantasy.

It's not for the upper crust theater - goer.

In sum, if you're at all intrigued by the idea of exploring angst and anomie among the entitled upper crust, then this Ivy League variation on Fight Club just might satiate an effete brand of bloodlust.

Ray isn't one for talking — and the show's interesting in suggesting that he, by not really trying, blends more easily into the L.A. upper crust than his class - climbing spouse — but unlike Walter White or Tony Soprano, Ray doesn't seem to have a good reason not to open up to his wife about whatever secret history he's harboring.

While Wright and Elle Fanning (playing the daughter of an upper crust elite who befriends Eggs) are perfectly fine, but the adult cast is fantastic.

The labyrinthine relationships among the servants and the upper crust involving sexual infidelities, blackmail, out - of - wedlock children, murder and mayhem are knitted together brilliantly into a wonderfully textured tapestry.

A member of the upper crust, he finds reintegrating into the social whirl impossible.

James Purefoy and Sienna Miller give memorable performances as members of the upper crust, and Jeremy Irons» sturdy footing in any role he takes on still proves itself in his portrayal of Royal, the architect of the building whose intentions are left vague and hazy for much of the film.

In 1950s London, Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day - Lewis) and his renowned House of Woodcock provide elegant, flowing fashions for the upper crust, royalty included.

Greenwood said that was the result in part of the movie's setting: postwar London, where Reynolds Woodcock (played by Daniel Day - Lewis) makes hand - sewn gowns for English society's upper crust.

The upper crust (in this case, academia and corporate America) has something that everyone else wants, but they are not sharing it.