A blesser have I become and a Yea-sayer: and therefore strove I long and was a
striver, that I might one day get my hands free for blessing.
A townhouse built in 1893 on
Striver's Row, a stretch of 138th Street in Central Harlem, sold for $4,175 million, well over the asking price of $3.9 million and the first time a home on
Striver's Row has sold for over $3 million.
Being highly self-conscious and fashion conscious,
Striver was fully equivalent to mental or behavioral commitment to fashion as the strongest beta indicates ([beta] = .41, p < .001).
Daniel and Katie find themselves in no-man's land, caught on the barbed wire of welfare bureaucracy as played out against the rhetoric of '
striver and skiver' in modern day Britain.
Is your bread and butter consumer the undaunted
striver, the impulsive spender, the aspiring struggler or the secure traditionalist?
From a youthful
striver from Boston's Irish working class inspired by JFK, a Harvard-educated, would-be poet of the drug culture, and a dedicated Vietnam War volunteer, to an abused aspiring dancer and her repressed girlfriend, a conflicted housewife-career woman and a South African exchange student following the American dream - each individual carries the burden of the times.
Speaker after speaker at the convention in Tampa, Florida, celebrated the
striver, who started small, struggled hard, looked within and became wealthy.
20 October 2011 - Tanker operator Frontline Ltd (OSL:FRO; NYSE:FRO) said today it would sell its 1994-built Suezmax tanker Front Fighter and had agreed with Ship Finance International (NYSE:SFL) to terminate the long-term charter for its ore-bulk-oil (OBO) carrier Front
Striver.
Glicken declares himself a work-addicted
striver and presents a volume of sensible and respectful direction for his workaholic brethren.
Also absolutely unforgettable is Kevin Baker's gritty, mesmerizing trilogy of New York City history: Paradise Alley (the Irish immigration after the famine, life in the Five Points, and the 1863 Draft Riots), Dreamland (the early 1900s heyday of Coney Island, women's suffrage, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Disaster, and the growth of underworld gangs), and
Striver's Row (Harlem and young Malcolm X, *** May/June 2006).
By the 1840s, a culture of surveillance had emerged as well, first as a business solution to the credit economy, then later as a personal strategy to rejoin the
striver's race.
striver - one who is industrious and diligent in carrying out tasks or duties