Obviously Foxy wants a
piece of the action now he's seen Simon make millions.
We had to have a
piece of the action," Michano recalls.
Maybe we should be getting a bigger
piece of the action," goes the thought process of a supplier with capabilities that could be brought to bear on a safety-related application.
Even ginseng growers and catfish farmers got a
piece of the action.
But a body-building pill "could become a drug of abuse," he added, if people want an exercise-free
piece of the action.
This news doesn't contradict Whitehead--however, it does suggest that Bloomberg is vying for a bigger
piece of the action downtown.
Business, lawyers, and now unions have settled for a
piece of the action.
The result is an all-out war for the Indian drinker--with bootleggers, multinationals, and local tycoons slugging it out for a
piece of the action.
Seven years later, everybody seems to want a
piece of the action.
We would have a
piece of the action," said Paul Dickerson, a vice president of U.
The Ballet of Nuns, however, materialized as an integrated
piece of the action to conclude the third act: In a moonlit, ruined cloister, the diabolical seducer beckons the lapsed nuns to rise from their graves to charm poor Robert in an orgy of unabashed, though strictly classically based, voluptuousness.
By 1997 my career had hit a point where it was time to get a
piece of the action, and I thought it was time to bet on myself," says Banks, who plans to one day head a cable network.
