Word: brightly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...majority of the companies that were there, students would have the opportunity to make a living but not to create new value. Only a few manufacturers, like Proctor & Gamble and Merck, showed up at the Forum. Shouldn't more businesses like P & G have been there to seek out bright people to help them run their companies and design their products? If more talented, qualified people worked in management for our nation's producers, would there even be a need for management consulting...
...hard to imagine running a committee of 40 or 50 people. Even in the halls of government to which so many zealous Council members aspire, few committees can boast of a membership half that size. On the bright side, it won't be a Washington nursery...
...venture operates alongside conventional collection services. Bright orange city trucks service regular rubbish bins, while purple DSD vehicles empty yellow containers set aside for trash -- mainly plastics and metals -- bearing the Green Dot, which signifies that the owner has paid DSD to recycle (average bill per package: 25 cents...
Later in the week, someone at NBC would get the bright idea of splicing highlights of Gibson's final at-bat with film clips from the end of The Natural, when Robert Redford homered into the light standard to win the pennant...
Russo, who played football at Brown in his college day, tried to look on the bright side when a reporter reminded him that both the Crimson and the Tigers had entered the 700 club with wins over his team...