TOP 100 DICTIONARY SITES
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| The Duo Behind Inglourious Basterds' Signature Style (Fast Company Magazine) Quentin Tarantino's a talented guy, but he'd be nowhere if he wasn't surrounded by so much talent--and in particular, the husband-wife pair of production designer David Wasco and set decorator Sandy Reynolds-Wasco . Together, the two of them have created some of the most stylish productions of the last fifteen years, including Michael Mann's underrated visual feast, Collateral; both of Wes ... us.rd.yahoo.com |
The arrogance may be Whitman's (Los Angeles Times) The political novice who would be governor calls state workers 'selfish and arrogant.' That isn't a sound management practice. One of the more damning and insulting words in the family dictionary is "arrogant." It's normally used behind the subject's back. In public, it should be deployed guardedly, even by a politician. us.rd.yahoo.com |
From Simple Noun to Handy Partisan Put-Down The suffix -er has become a marker of conspiracy theorists and fringe politics. nytimes.com |
Titles of the Times Barack Obama changed the direction of history. nytimes.com |
Businesses Whose Staff Text While Driving Could Be Found Vicariously Liable (Cellular-News.com) "Distracted driving" may have been Webster's Dictionary's "Word of the Year" for 2009, but in 2010, businesses that provide their employees with mobile devices should keep a related phrase in mind: "vicarious liability." us.rd.yahoo.com |