Pavillions

By 15 Amazing Pavillions from Shanghai Expo 2010 | Interior Design Sense on May 14, 2010 at 5: 20 pm

Amazing Pavilion Exhibition At Expo 2010 in Shanghai 2010

The girl was an honor roll student who also worked as a stock clerk for a major southern california grocery chain (Ralphs or Pavillions I forget which) and the box cutters, a work tool, had been forgotten in the clothes from the girls previous work shift (the work clothes being one of these types of work pants with multiple pockets).

Waldo Jaquith - “Zero-tolerance” is so stupid. 2006

Yum Yum's Delights recently moved from a tiny shop in the Pavillions on the 16th Street Mall to a spacious new home in Uptown, with room for seating up front and an on-site kitchen in back.

Full report on Denver's Yum Yum's from Ginger Beat 2008

But hey — if Vons-Pavillions wants to cut its income by half by raping their employees, the CLAT can do the same, be our guest.

Think Progress » “Liberal Fascism” Author Jonah Goldberg Now L.A. Times Op-Ed Columnist 2005

I walk into Ralphs or Pavillions these days, and it's like, quiet.

Accelerated Disintegration Steve Hulett 2007

We met at Zoe's place (one of the members there) in the Pavillions, a very newly constructed accommodation for students here - in fact it was still being built when we started our semester in Lincoln!

merrickal Diary Entry merrickal 2005

Tents and Pavillions, such as great persons make use of in the time of a Progresse: he said to his friends, which came with him thither, that there he determined to make his abiding, they all returning backe unto Ravenna, and might come to visite him againe so often as they pleased.

The Decameron 2004

The Pilot says War is declared, last Wednesday, and that the Pavillions were hoisted Yesterday at every Fort and Light House.

John Adams diary 47, 13 February 1778 - 26 April 1779 1961

Pavillions, on each side of the Garden, that is six Houses

John Adams autobiography, part 2, "Travels, and Negotiations," 1777-1778 1961

The Pilot said War was declaired last Wednesday, and that the Pavillions were hoisted Yesterday at every Fort and Lighthouse.

John Adams autobiography, part 2, "Travels, and Negotiations," 1777-1778 1961