frontroom

It was not that the white American worker was threatened with starvation, but it was what was, after all, a more important question,—whether or not he should lose his frontroom and victrola and even the dream of a Ford car.

DARKWATER W.E.B. DU BOIS 2004

After a breakfast of fresh fruit, black coffee, and fried eggs, she set about cleaning her little house, going from the frontroom parlor to the kitchen and back to her bedroom -- redding up, dusting, sweeping, and changing the bedclothes on her big feather bed, bequeathed to her by her mamma.

Covenant Lewis, Beverly 2002

The case on Monday/yesterday offered a fascinating study in two contrasting personalities - the pugnacious Berezovsky, the quintessential frontroom operator, vs the diffident and media-shy Abramovich, a man clearly more comfortable operating behind the scenes, or standing mutely on the football terrace.

The Guardian World News Luke Harding 2011

PS, the bulb in my frontroom light has just blown and I don't have a spare and can't get to

[Help] Most Recent Posts ~ǝzɐpʎzɐl~ 2010

The frontroom is painted shrimp pink, and Blanchard is working himself up imagining what he would like to do to the BP chief executive if he ever got the chance: fist fight, public wrestling match, jail time?

Environment news, comment and analysis from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk 2010

May 30 - PANIC - the ultimate retro party - frontroom: Bauhaus, Love & Rockets, and Peter Murphy

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June 27 - PANIC - the ultimate retro party - frontroom: Nine Inch Nails fest 2009

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Aug 29 - PANIC - the ultimate retro party - frontroom: 90's Alternative (from Grunge to Brit)

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The frontroom show wasn't enough for you? p.s.: He never lived in Levittown and his family was not middle-class (upper 10\%). upright left Says:

Think Progress 2009

May 9 - EBM Party 18 frontroom: Jimi LaMort (electro house)

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