"Last year we had around 20 we brought to the head of the line, " Mr. O'Hanlon says.
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Louis Mayor Francis Slay told CNN it was an "insult" that rural projects were at the head of the line.
But Illinois is at least standing ready, at the head of the line, for the day when the gates open.
When he goes to the doctor, he gets a free cup of coffee and goes to the head of the line.
Florida has moved its state up to January 29th, and other states are also pushing to the head of the line.
He had dibs on the head of the line: Aramark handles Ellis Island's concessions, audio tours and special-event services for the U.S. government.
I'm a propagandist for the idea that if everybody says, "The devil take the hindmost, " the devil soon works his way to the head of the line.
That means the gear that runs the network has to know to send those packets to the head of the line, while other packets have to wait their turn.
The implications are unusual in that in this scenario the media agency moves to the head of the line, and assumes the role traditionally reserved for the creative agency.
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Auto loans in particular have gone to the head of the line for households that have to decide which bill to pay first, according to Chicago-based TransUnion, the credit bureau.
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That is, you get to the head of the line of job candidates before a job is listed anywhere, and sometimes, before the hiring manager has even decided she is going to hire for a particular position.
The phone might be able to list the locations of several nearby and the service provider might charge a certain gas station a few dollars to put it at the head of the line in that list in the same way Google.com charges for its search-based text ads.
Your position at the head of the buying line may not last for long.
Thomas Pinney found the manuscripts in a number of places including a Manhattan House that was being renovated and among the papers of a former head of the Cunard Line.
The transition to digital projection caused technical glitches, while the festival's egalitarian principles were severely stressed by a plethora of platinum, go-to-the-head-of-the-line patron passes.
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This month police arrested the former head of the national shipping line who had gone on the run in March after a probe into corruption at the firm.
It's dumb to think of the American consciousness as a finite commodity, where -- in order for one group to earn recognition -- another has to head to the back of the line.
The reason is that, in the fund-management business, revenues and costs easily get out of line when markets head down.
He previously helped to run the Disney Cruise Line and was head of operations at the company's Walt Disney World resort, in Florida, the company said.
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"The development of oncology products is not often a straight line, " says David Epstein , head of oncology at Novartis.
Even as the Group of 7 nations avoided a WTO-style contest for IMF head, America may pursue its own line on the future of the Fund, not to mention other multilateral lending agencies.
On one interception in practice, big defensive lineman Damon Harrison pulled the ball out of the air near the line of scrimmage, causing Sanchez to shake his head in disgust.
Minutes later, Collins' shot cleared the static Sorenson but full-back Kelly was on hand as the last line of defence to head the ball away to safety.
The re-appointment of Field Marshal Tantawi, head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (Scaf), is in line with an interim constitutional declaration issued after June's presidential election run-off.
This leaves most managers with a dual reporting line: to the head of their product division on the one hand, and to the head of their geographical market on the other.
Happ was removed from the field on a stretcher in the second inning Tuesday night after being struck on the head by a line drive off the bat of Jennings in the Blue Jays' 6-4 victory over the Rays.
The clubhouse at Keeneland is at the head of the stretch, not near the finish line, and those granted entry are also offered their own private lawn from which to watch the races and sip drinks as they watch the horses come around the turn and head for home.
Salford, under the charge of football director Steve Simms in the absence of head coach Shaun McRae, went 10-0 behind after Hansen broke through their line before spinning out of a tackle to score.
After enough interviews with physicists, engineers and doctors to make me want to stick my head in a microwave oven, one common line of reasoning emerged.
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