That was more than $ 1, 000 below its highest price : $ 1, 312.50 in 1946, the year when things looked rosiest.
42.
The loss seemed to deliver a crushing blow to even the rosiest optimists among the Sox faithful who imagine somehow defying the longest of odds and reaching the playoffs.
43.
Earl's growing acceptance of his own racial identity presents the rosiest possible scenario of a redneck steeped in Southern racist tradition who is shocked out of his prejudices.
44.
The California Assembly voted overwhelmingly to deliver to Gov . Pete Wilson a $ 63 billion spending package, considered by lawmakers to be the rosiest state budget of the 1990s.
45.
Van Vechten made himself an instant mentor to Hughes, quickly introducing him to a friend in publishing, Alfred A . Knopf, and otherwise offering the rosiest of blandishments.
46.
Of course, even in the rosiest outlook, not all European markets are likely to rise, and analysts tend to be divided on which will do better than the others.
47.
It is at this event that the theatrical distribution business takes stock of its problems, which have been legion, and assesses its future, always through the rosiest glasses available.
48.
Schwarzenegger has given few clues as to how he proposes to bridge California's deficit, which, on rosiest estimates, is expected to be $ 8 billion next year.
49.
On election day, little more than 3 million people cast their vote, a sharp decline in turnout if compared to the previous primaries but well beyond the rosiest prospects nonetheless.
50.
Republicans, in the aftermath of a triumph that fulfilled their rosiest fantasies, are left to wonder whether they can-- or want to-- shift from opposition to governance.
