1 He once coached Hollander, and he was thrilled to see the young man top Davis and make the world team.

2 A friendly Hollander from New York nudged Ben's arm.

3 Hollander, Jansen ( 1951 ) and England , Field ( 1954 ) reported streptococcus suis infections.

4 Like Marty Hollander turning Microsoft's ( MSFT) "I'm a PC" campaign into a viral success for Windows 7 by tapping ordinary consumers.

5 So, we are told, the New Hollander goes naked with impunity, while the European shivers in his clothes.

6 HollanDer: A machine for the disintegration of rags and the beating of the pulp invented at the end of 17th century in HollanD,[] thus named.

7 Retailer Dave Hollander is branching out this year and finding new opportunities by being one of the first retailers to service a growing trend: paddle surfing.

8 'Everyone's fascinated by snow, ' Hollander said. 'It's just magical, and he captured that magic in these beautiful photomicrographs.'

9 "Evening, Mrs. Hollander, " He says with a warm smile.

10 Susan Hollander, a gentle, middle-aged mother of two is preparing dinner at home while her son and her daughter set the table.

11 The poem below, Swan and Shadow by John Hollander, is quite clever in its use of space.

12 Wharton-Tigar recalls quite well the sardine factory controlled by Reichmann and Hollander.

13 The children automatically stored it away once we showed them what was the very first picture of themselves, " Hollander and Philippe wrote."

14 The scientific research of strong magnetic field that may influence the fluid was started by Hollander in 1890. The research paper was presented in 1910 and won the Nobel Preze.

15 'For the most part, celebrities that drive sales aren't necessarily the ones that get nominated' for awards, says Lily Hollander, editorial director of StyleSpot.com.

16 Can you imagine a world without men? No crime and lots of happy, fat women. Nicole Hollander.

17 'There was a real sense of discovery on my part when Paula introduced me to the images and on the part of the museum visitors who were discovering these images for the first time, ' Hollander said.

18 The days when "jacket required" was enough to ensure a better element of patron began dying after World War II, said Anne Hollander, a fashion historian and author of "Seeing Through Clothes.