Smith added that MusclePharm has also cultivated customers by using social media effectively.

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The aristocracy might be selfish and sometimes cruel, but it's also witty, cultivated, mannerly and effortlessly elegant and self-assured.

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Maintaining success also takes strategy, which is cultivated over time through learned habits and systems that encourage it.

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The plants grow wild along highways and in other spots in the U.S. They are also considered ornamental by some gardeners and are cultivated for medicinal castor oil and other products.

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Certainty is also an attitude, and all attitudes can become cultivated merely by focusing on developing them.

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Based around the human-centric technologies that Fujitsu has cultivated for over a decade, the STYLISTIC S01 also offers a variety of original, convenient functions designed to reduce barriers to smartphone adoption by maximizing ease of use.

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Palin aides also asked Allen to resign from a seat on a state board that cultivated ties with the Canadian province of Alberta, a request to which Allen -- who was later sentenced to three years in prison -- quickly agreed.

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Zimbabwe will also find the going more difficult away from home, particularly in Asia, because the spinners it cultivated during its years as a limited-overs-only outfit were containing bowlers rather than wicket-takers.

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On the other hand it is certainly true that the theatres were protected against the leaders of the City of London, who heartily detested them, by some of the most cultivated and high-born figures in the land, including the Earls of Pembroke and Leicester (also a pupil of Dee), Philip Sidney and Queen Elizabeth herself.

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