minding

With that in mind, we sought out stocks in six categories that are poised to deliver big results as the world rebuilds.

The tale calls to mind classics such as “It” and “Ghost Story.”

I think the ideas Best is grappling with are interesting either way, but keep that grain of salt in mind.

However, there are two notable factors to bear in mind here.

Keep in mind that groups don’t evolve to become more “advanced” than their ancestors.

By the age of five, Eugenie was tasked with minding the pig herds, rising before dawn to keep an eye on the snuffling porkers.

Expect to leave the tribute happily humming the haunting notes of “Alfie” and not minding any raindrops falling on your head.

You grow used to seeing evil done, to letting it go; you begin by not minding, you end by doing it yourself.

John Leo is editor of Minding the Campus, the Manhattan Institute site on colleges and universities.

Who was minding the store when 92,000 documents were purloined, Big Brother or Big Momma?

Louis the Goon went along, looking neither to right nor left, docilely intent on minding his own business.

Nothing goes wrong enough with me to give me a handsome excuse for minding it.

The driver could not tell where he had been that night, not here certainly, but wherever it was he was minding his own business.

"We are much obliged to you for not minding about the window," Bess added, forgetting her shyness.

He won't never speak to another girl minding her own business as he spoke to us.