| What does the future hold for the band who bill themselves as the independent mavericks in a world of mere cut-outs? |
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| And yet that same culture would flatter us into believing we are a nation of mavericks and rebels. |
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| Our democracy was forged in rebellion, crafted by mavericks and risk-takers who refused to salute authority. |
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| The most effective change insurgents aren't loners, mavericks, or revolutionaries. |
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| I suppose it can be a lonely life but we're all loners and mavericks to some extent and I am happy by myself. |
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| They need to suppress their urge to be mavericks, and to stick to proven medical protocols. |
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| These tough mavericks provided a wonderful public service that has evolved to undiscerning disservice. |
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| But as times and tastes changed, it needed a catalyst to move beyond the shopworn stereotypes of cops as either by-the-book straight arrows or rakish, rule-breaking mavericks. |
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| Where have all the wrong people gone – the working-class mavericks like Mark E Smith and John Lydon and Alexander McQueen? |
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| Throughout her life the Queen Mother was a frequent visitor to the Tate, particularly admiring such mavericks as Graham Sutherland and Henry Moore. |
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| But in order to succeed, the band of ministerial mavericks needs to capitalize on their momentum. |
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| So I was very inspired by all of the mavericks who came out of that time. |
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| But then so did my family, including the experience with the collection of mavericks, doughty rebels and oddballs that was the Latin Mass Society. |
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| Agriculture has been one of those mavericks that have not been under trade rules in the past. |
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| Many of the major advances in the pulmonary circulation were led by mavericks, such as Forssman, Moser, and Petty, who pursued their passion against prevailing opinion. |
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| Rufus, Byrd, Maitland, Kull, all those round-the-world sailors, all those buckskinned mavericks who trapped and traded their way across the New World: they show that solitude can be not just survived but embraced. |
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| The long march towards abstraction remains the business of trailblazing mavericks, who patiently, often at the cost of their own lives, have had to overcome in a mediatic desert the holist temptation that haunts us all. |
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| Yet mavericks such as Mr Bofinger remain exceptions, not the rule. Nor will the changes in the landscape do enough to involve economists in policymaking. |
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| Today, the greatest youth achievements come from the mavericks who, impatient with the pace of youth development, jump off the train to create their own time and follow their own passions and obsessions. |
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| It is personal attitudes that make optimists and pessimists, idealist, and cynics, mavericks and conformists, high achievers and high school drop-outs. |
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| Even categorizing her as uncategorizable is too easy: she was part of a line of mavericks and contrarians who struggled to keep the language particular in times of ever-encroaching standardization. |
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| Pop culture, to a degree, belonged to the chancers, the misfits, the outsiders, the feisty, often left-leaning mavericks and messy kids from housing estates who, by and large, created, shaped and wrote about it. |
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| Unlike most reputed mavericks in this field, he actually is. |
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| People engaging in these activities are often predatory abusers who see themselves as mavericks and who in the past have been able to stay one step ahead of the law. |
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| While breakthroughs do occur, their project paths are frequently described as serendipitous, rule-breaking, and led by mavericks. |
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| Long Bill was a graduate of the camp and trail. Luck and thrift, a cool head, and a telescopic eye for mavericks had raised him from cowboy to be a cowman. |
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| This has been known to occur on the north side of Mavericks where there is no exit from the water, only a rock shelf. |
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| But home-court advantage still is up for grabs, with the Lakers, Kings, Spurs and Mavericks bunched at the top of the conference standings. |
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| The Mavericks are the only team to have a probable chance to finish the regular season with 60 victories. |
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| Mavericks and fools are often tolerated by parties as long as they're vote winners. |
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| Hot drinks, minerals, toasted sandwiches, snacks and confectionery are all available in the shop area at Mavericks. |
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| After 29 games, the Mavericks bragged they had committed the league's fewest fouls. |
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| The Mavericks probably are the most potent offensive team in the game but are criticized for their defense. |
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| On the best of days, Mavericks acts like a point break, constantly jacking up in a down-the-line pattern as it hits a succession of shallow spots in the reef. |
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| The galvanising effect on the hitherto moribund Mavericks was immediate. |
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| The Dallas Mavericks put bar codes on tickets, not just to track sales of the ducats, but to make sure they are selling them to folks who actually fill the seats. |
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| Apparently, sales are goin' like gangbusters, and even men who don't frequent Mavericks are stopping by for a quick drink and a bottle of Alibi. |
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| The Dallas Mavericks beat the Miami Heat because their team had solid role players like J.J. Berea and Shawn Marion. |
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| In 2011, Dirk Nowitzki won his first NBA Championship with the Dallas Mavericks by upsetting the Miami Heat. |
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| The promotion tips off with the first Mavericks road game at Denver on Nov. |
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| Nowitzki received two standing ovations from the crowd at the game of Dallas Mavericks against Sacramento Kings, where he scored 23 points at the American Airlines Center. |
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| The Play-by-play announcer will be Victor Villalba, who is also a Spanish language radio play-by-play announcer for Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Cowboys. |
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| PowerBroker for Mac is the industry's first solution with a graphic interface to properly enable least privilege on OS X Mavericks, Yosemite, and El Capitan. |
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