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• The old Tin Lizzie will not work in this new environment,
• What I am concerned about is we are getting the old Tin Lizzie, the old IMF,
• They then had to find the 1916 Tin Lizzie and find the 2 cent euro coin clue.
• Its thumbnail sketches ( " Tin Lizzie,"
• For some of their early gigs, the band were mistakenly promoted as " Tin Lizzy " or " Tin Lizzie ".
• It invariably brought the tin lizzie out of whatever held it in clutch and we would proceed with dignity toward the waterfront.
• While Ford hung doggedly onto the Tin Lizzie, General Motors President Alfred Sloan built an empire on a new management concept : decentralization.
• Strapped for resources and limited in its ability to provide services to its rural population, the newly elected Navajo government is turning to a Tin Lizzie medium.
• Amid the global frenzy over Web pages, on-line interactivity and satellite broadcasting, Sondhi Limthongkul sauntered into town last week with what some think amounts to a tin lizzie.
• "And, until we've got that in place, we still need that Old Tin Lizzie to take us to go fishing, because walking won't get us there sufficiently quickly ."
• As the Manhattan housing market sputters along, coughing, starting and stalling like an old tin lizzie, at least one segment seems to be moving steadily : large condominiums in prime buildings.
• Sen . Ron Wyden, D-Ore ., who began his career as a legal services lawyer for the elderly, said : " Medicare is a bureaucratic Tin Lizzie in many parts of the country.
• A conservative in both art and politics, he in a 1962 speech denounced modern art as " a piece of canvas that looks like a broken-down Tin Lizzie, loaded with paint, has been driven over it ."
• Her brother, Walter, initially refuses to accompany her to the dance, but as Alice cannot go without an escort, Mrs . Adams prevails upon Walter, and he rents a " Tin Lizzie " to drive Alice to the dance.
• The band's name came from a character in " The Dandy " called Tin Lizzie, which they adjusted to Thin Lizzy as a playful reference to the local dialect, in which " thin " would be pronounced as " t'in ".
• Joe Fan is now the tin lizzie of the arena business . . . Ziggy Palffy, he of 43, 48, and 45 goals the last three years, wants a three-year deal worth $ 18 million to come back to the Island.
• Perhaps in reference to the remarkable upgrade from the previous Model T, a song was written about the Model A by Irving Kaufman called Henry's Made a Lady Out Of Lizzie, a reference to the moniker Tin Lizzie given to the Model T.
• Ford remained the industry's biggest producer until 1927, when it ended production of the Model T . In just two decades, the car known as the " Tin Lizzie " left its mark as Ford put about 15 million Model T's on the road.
• A look at some of the vehicles over the years that have helped shape the company : _ Model T : Perhaps the most famous vehicle ever produced, the " Tin Lizzie " chugged into history in 1908 and became the symbol of low-cost, reliable transportation.