Hydrangea macrophylla in Chelsea gold medalwinning
Upwardly Mobile Garden
Eyes front; MOST CONCENTRATE ON THE BACK OF THE HOUSE, BUT IT'S TIME GARDENERS WENT OVER TO THE OTHER SIDE
Makeup sales increased 2.8% to $2.5 billion, largely driven by multipurpose products that cater to the modern and
upwardly mobile woman.
Prestige beauty sales were flat in 2002. (News Front)
Even if you're lucky enough to be
upwardly mobile, the baffling array of mutual funds, RRSP options and other planning strategies is enough to make your head spin.
The Money Book: A Survival Guide for Canadiance Under 35. (Book Watch)
But like many an
upwardly mobile immigrant or member of a minority group, she feels ambivalent about the costs of her academic success, which has made her and others like her aliens in their own families.
Class, Critics, and Shakespeare: Bottom Lines on the Culture Wars. (Reviews)
Reuters is reporting that the Swiss global marketer Movenpick Foods has opened its first premium ice cream and coffee "boutique" in India, hoping to woo
upwardly mobile Indians with higher disposable incomes.
Movenpick Foods
Bill and the prosperity of the postwar boom allowed millions of Catholic veterans to go to college, enter the professional class, and join the
upwardly mobile migration to the suburbs.
Keeping faith in America
Jake King's
upwardly mobile outfit really should have been celebrating their first win at Victoria Park for 40 years.
Veteran Gayle rescues improving Shrewsbury; Hartlepool 1 Shrewsbury 1
Or maybe it really is the conviction that the
upwardly mobile Republicans of the South care only about banning abortion, denouncing television, and censoring the Internet - and that the South is all of America.
Lost horizon: an alienated GOP hands the future to Al Gore
The biggest change, by far, is the replacement of the
upwardly mobile male breadwinner and housewife as the dominant family type by the staying-afloat family of two working parents and a child-care provider.
It's not as bad as you think it is: misguided handwringing about our society's decline distracts us from the real crises
No longer the party of blue-collar workers, blacks, women, immigrants, and the poor, the party of the New Democrats now speaks proudly for information-age technocrats, suburbanites, yuppies, elite professionals, and the
upwardly mobile portions of the middle class.
Where the Liberals are
American novelist and short-story writer whose sparingly styled fiction stands as a social history of
upwardly mobile Americans from the 1920s through the 1940s.
O'Hara, John (Henry)
TREES:
upwardly mobile members of the plant world; the tallest, largest, longest-living green plants.
Green side up
These new faces represent that minority of the African-American church community which is middle-class,
upwardly mobile, and eager to collaborate with conservative politicians.
Change in strategy
This is mainly due, I suspect, to the thinking of many
upwardly mobile Catholics.
Catholics and organized labor
Esposito deplores the lack of attention by the American media to the fact that most "fundamentalists" are young, ambitious,
upwardly mobile immigrants to the larger cities of the Islamic world who have capped a traditional upbringing in their native villages with university training in such "modern" fields as medicine, science or engineering.
The Islamic Threat: Myth or Reality?