While toy makers, clothiers and distillers live for the holiday season, the period from Thanksgiving through Christmas can be the deadest of times for the hotel industry.
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H & AMP; G-GREENHOUSE _ At the deadest time of year for gardeners, a few take solace in a place filled with warmth and blossoms.
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Four years later, Lewis continues to get some of the funniest lines on " NewsRadio, " and she continues to deliver them in the deadest pan.
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This year's Democratic convention runs from Aug . 14 though Aug . 17, putting the boat trip in one of the deadest news cycles of the year.
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The building, now named Continental Airlines Arena ( nobody particularly liked Brendan Byrne, anyway ), long ago retired the trophy as the NBA's deadest venue.
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Woods also described Germany as " . . . the livest country in the world theatically at the present time, France is busy and England is the deadest ."
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There is little doubt that he is the best bowler to have played for Zimbabwe, with the ability to extract seam movement at a lively pace on even the deadest of wickets.
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And written in new-found words, this old, old story told by the deadest of blind white males spoke the news and left me up way-late into Christmas night.
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It seems to me that this kind of " research " might presage the elimination of these editorial segments, which are unarguably the deadest TV air this side of an O . J . trial sidebar.
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The pirate movie was once a mainstay of the Hollywood studio system, but since at least the mid-' 60s it's been the deadest of dead genres _ deader even than the western or the backstage musical.
