JoJo Fletcher cast-offs Luke and Chase were the clear favorites.
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Shareholder pressure means there are likely to be many more corporate cast-offs.
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But filling the driveway with cast-offs won't cut it for Brent and Berkus.
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Why on earth would anyone pay $613 a month for ESPN's crummy sports cast offs?
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Sometimes Michael sneaks his cast offs into Brian's drawers to spice up his brother's wardrobe.
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The Rebel Alliance is a scattered grouping of discontents, Imperial cast-offs, smugglers, and guns-for-hire.
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Yes, a team was so desperate for good quarterback play in 2015 that they resorted to Houston Texans cast-offs.
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These breakups can only mean one thing: there are suddenly plenty more single Bachelor cast-offs in the heated resort pool.
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The service has mostly focused on acquiring low-to-mid budget movies, or taking studio cast-offs like The Cloverfield Paradox.
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If you're cut, the producers film goodbye interview segments, and then the cast-offs get boarded onto a bus to go home.
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In 2016 east African countries resolved to phase out the trade, complaining that cheap cast-offs hurt their own nascent garment industries.
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And when the full cast is announced, there will probably be a few more of Colton's cast-offs — that's how this show rolls.
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These numbers are likely to encourage other lines to build ships just for China, instead of using cast-offs from America and Europe.
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The premise is hokey yet adorable: Bachelor cast-offs from all over the worlds play winter sports and compete for each other's hearts.
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The donkeys are the last of more than 500 that were cast-offs from the early days of Hawaii coffee and agricultural plantations.
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IN APRIL 1962, Joan Whitney Payson watched the New York Mets, a collection of cast-offs from rival baseball teams, lose their first ever game.
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Many of Miami's players are cast-offs or D-League call-ups; perhaps that's why they seldom take ill-advised attempts early in the shot-clock.
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Miami is the hottest team in the league, and largely is winning games behind heroic efforts from a motley crew of cast-offs and no-names.
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If you've ever tried to sell your closet cast-offs to a consignment or buy-sell-trade store, you're also familiar with (dun, dun, dun) — rejection.
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One of the attractions of this is that the oils in question can be cast-offs, like used cooking oil, that would otherwise be thrown away.
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Here, the instrumentals aren't wispy and flashy 808 cast-offs thanks to Pi'erre Bourne, who shepherds much of the record—they're soiled and destructive-sounding affairs.
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To be fair, Andy Koss agrees with this, at least in principle: Drax, he argues, does run on the cast-offs of a larger logging industry.
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EVER since the local laundrette replaced its Asian workers with Saudis, his Parisian silk shirts have come back as nylon cast-offs, says a lawyer in Saudi Arabia.
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With popular styles like the Cashmere Crew and Puffy Puff on sale, it's one of the nicer inventory cast-offs you'll find online ahead of Black Friday deals.
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Alternatively Bellator could keep its eye on UFC cast offs from lightweight and welterweight, maybe even at the lighter end of middleweight, and offer them title fights against Koreshkov.
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So if everyone in your friend group agrees to pass along their "cast-offs" to someone else, you all could wind up with a higher chance of meeting someone great.
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"A few of the songs, I don't mind saying, were Jah Wobble cast-offs that he didn't end up using so I stole them and wrote music over them instead," Cook says.
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In a photo of himself and Jade, he expressed sadness over the fact that a new group of Bachelor cast-offs would be without the chance to find love like he did.
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The Bachelor spin-off takes the cast-offs from previous Bachelor(ette) seasons and throws them all together in a Mexican resort, hoping everyone will find love, drama, and greater social-media engagement.
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Ric Ford's Macintouch, MacCentral, MacNN, MacRumors, Daring Fireball — they all provided news, rumors, and opinions to a community of rebels and cast-offs who refused to give up and switch to Windows 95.
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Burrichter designed a series of one-off towels, made from a patchwork of upcycled ACE Hotel cast-offs, dyed in a rainbow of nine "nudes" that match the skin tones of his friends.
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Despite her success in transforming those cast-offs into stunning farmhouse-style decor for millions of fans, Gaines' life motto remains as modest as when she was just a normal mom living in Waco, Texas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bones, a moldy hot water bottle, a pair of rusty pliers and a pristine pair of women's pants are among the eclectic cast-offs Reuters photographer Stefan Wermuth has found along the River Thames.
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Dave speculates that the people who buy his mystery boxes either enjoy the quirkiness of purchasing another man's cast-offs or are resellers like him who want to turn around the product inside quickly and efficiently.
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Part thrift store, part museum, and filled with outdated leftovers and cast-offs obtained from the lab, the Black Hole was founded by a former machinist and technician named Edward Grothus who worked there in the 1950s and '93313s.
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Now when the conference trends upward, they're an afterthought, a team without a playoff spot or a draft pick to look forward to, with an uncertain core of young players stagnating on a roster of one-year-contract cast-offs.
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As fun as it is to swap clothes and give your cast-offs to a well-deserving bestie, it's also nice to get yourself a little cash bonus by re-selling those pieces you no longer want to someone who, well, does.
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Once you gain enough resistance points, the region's lieutenant will interrupt whatever you're doing to whisk you away into interrogation rooms or drugged out dream worlds, where they lecture and preach and torture, at all points feeling like cast offs from some unreleased fourth BioShock game.
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Somehow marshaled its crew of ageing workhorses, cast-offs from other teams, and untested youngsters and came out on top in not just one game, not even just one tournament, but in soccer's biggest and most moneyed league, weathering the storm across 38 games and the better half of a year.
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I had stacks of pants, a few jackets, a number of collared button-down shirts (which my children only wore under duress.) To see how baby clothes fared in the online consignment world, I asked a friend for a few cast-offs, and she obliged with several sweaters and a pair of teeny overalls.
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Last cycle, as Republicans were on their way to losing their House majority, America First was paying the equivalent of annual salaries to firms attached to Trump associates such as Sean Spicer, Katrina Pierson and Corey Lewandowski (a former CNN contributor), not to mention Clarke, fueling the perception that the group has become a safe harbor for various Trump cast-offs and family friends.
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A third translation by Syeda S. Hameed and Sughra Mahdi was published under the title "Cast-Offs" in Parwaaz: A Flight of Words (Kali for Women, 1996).
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"Making a show for Netflix". BBC Radio 4. 11 January 2019, The Enfield Haunting, Cast Offs, Gap Year and Glue. Campbell has written cover stories for the New Statesman,Campbell, Jamie.
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On December 19, 1941 the B&O; extended the Columbian from Washington to Chicago. To support the longer service the Columbian again received cast-offs from the Royal Blue, plus other equipment.
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Allmusic critic Mark Deming wrote "Considering the odds-and-ends nature of this album, it's a pleasant surprise that The Case Files is so consistently strong ... The Case Files proves this man's cast-offs make for a better album than most acts' level-best efforts".
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The Aunties is a South-Auckland, New Zealand-based charity helping vulnerable women and children who've experienced domestic violence. Founded in 2013 by Jackie Clark, the group aims to provide material help and pastoral care in the spirit of manaakitanga. The Aunties, through Clark's influence, emphasise charity donations being high quality rather than cast-offs, and should not include basic items like tinned tomatoes, considering that their charges should be gifted what they require and deserve, rather than be given a message that they should be grateful to receive second-hand cast-offs when under stress and in need. The group in 2018 had a network of around fifty people helping organise the group's activities.
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Jack Thorne (born 6 December 1978) is an English screenwriter and playwright. Born in Bristol, England, he has written for radio, theatre and film. Thorne began his TV career writing on Shameless and Skins, before writing Cast Offs in 2009. He has since created the shows Glue, The Last Panthers, Kiri and The Accident.
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On 27 September, he scored kill number 25 while flying with Jagdgruppe 9. He returned to Jasta 34 in October 1918. The Jasta had been re-equipped with 'cast-offs' from Richthofen's Flying Circus, Jagdgeschwader 1. The new equipment was warmly welcomed as being superior to the older Albatros and Pfalz fighters that they had been previously equipped with.
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In her early work in Chicago, O'Leary created large-scale paintings that riffed on the "heroic" work of abstract expressionism (e.g., Untitled, 1989). She laid canvas on the floor, capturing drips, mistakes and overshot gestures normally bound for floorboards; for her, the process alluded to issues of class (e.g., servants washing floors) and subsistence (surviving off table leavings and cast offs).
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314 in 53 plate appearances. In 1912, Lathers tried for a regular position in the Tigers outfield, but failed to make the team. He was then shipped to the minor leagues by the Tigers to play with the Providence Grays in the International League. Lathers was joined in Providence by two other Detroit cast-offs, catcher Boss Schmidt and outfielder Delos Drake.
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"LURE #3" by Californian trashion artist Ithaka Darin Pappas was created using a repurposed garbage surfboard and bottle caps. Trashion is a philosophy and an ethic encompassing environmentalism and innovation. Making traditional objects out of recycled materials can be trashion, as can making avant-garde fashion from cast-offs or junk. It springs from a desire to make the best use of limited resources.
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With the newly laid plastic pitch already installed McGrath assembled a squad of free transfer old pros, lower league journeymen and young cast-offs to fire the team to promotion in his first season. He was seen as a hero and after four years of relative success McGrath departed in February 1990 leaving Preston in a far healthier position that when he'd found them.
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Wajida Tabassum (16 March 1935 – 7 December 2011) was an Indian writer of fiction, verses and songs in the Urdu language. She wrote 27 books. Some of her stories have been made into movies and Indian television serials. Her controversial 1975 story titled "Utran" (translated as 'Cast-Offs' or 'Hand-Me Downs') was made into a popular soap opera on Indian television in 1988.
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He starred in the 2004 Doctor Who audio series Dalek Empire III.William Gaunt – IMDb He is currently appearing in the Channel 4 series Cast Offs. In December 2011 he was seen in Episode One of the ITV drama Without You. In February 2012 Gaunt appeared in Midsomer Murders as Ludo DeQuetteville in the episode "The Dark Rider", first aired on ITV1 on Wednesday 1 February 2012.
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In the 1850s gold was discovered in the area, radically transforming the area that is now Rosalind Park. Bendigo was one of the richest gold mining regions in the world, with more gold found in the region from 1850 to 1900 than anywhere else in the world. At present it remains the seventh richest goldfield in the world. Puddling mills, shafts and piles of mine wastes and cast offs dominated the landscape.
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As the senior vice president of research at Hewlett Packard, Banerjee helped develop technical strategies for the company. He also headed up HP Labs, the company's central research organization, which had seven locations worldwide. Under him, Hewlett-Packard's laboratories had placed larger bets on fewer projects, and have systematically sought outside ideas. He has dismissed the cast-offs as interesting science projects and championed the survivors as big bets with the most commercial potential.
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Hudson's first professional role, in 2012, was a guest spot in an episode of the fifteenth series of the BBC One medical drama Holby City. Later that year she appeared in Garrick Hamm's short film Cast Offs and director Bruce Logan's short Les Bohemes. In 2014, she landed the role of Laoghaire MacKenzie in Starz's time travel drama Outlander, based upon Diana Gabaldon's best-selling book series. The character is recurring and will continue throughout the series.
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Honoria sends the jewels and gifts to Sophia in the custody of the licentious courtiers Ricardo and Ubaldo, who have been instructed to seduce her. They convince Sophia that Mathias has been repeatedly unfaithful to her, and that the presents they carry are the cast-offs of his many lovers. Sophia is shocked and hurt by this; and their temptations of her cause the picture in Mathias's possession to turn yellow. Seeing this, he decides to respond positively to the queen's advances.
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Boomwhackers evolved at a time when junk bands and performers using instruments made from recycled materials were very popular. Among other methods, gas pipes or various cast- offs from plumbers were cut to length to produce different pitches when struck on an open end. Schools, meanwhile, created their own junk bands as a cheap way to simultaneously promote creativity and encourage recycling. However, creating a custom kit was labor-intensive, leaving a niche for Boomwhackers, which are premade and mass-produced.
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They had the last pick in each round as all teams picked in every round. The All-America Football Conference was still a rival league and signing some of the NFL cast offs and draft picks. With the bonus and 1st pick overall, the Eagles took a local hero from the University of Pennsylvania, a center and linebacker, Chuck Bednarik. Along with him, the other future NFL Hall of Famers picked this year were Norm Van Brocklin, George Blanda, and Doak Walker.
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McInnes' work consists of exact replicas of industrial and consumer cast-offs collected by informal recyclers living in downtown Johannesburg, recreated in beaten lead. McInnes turns the focus from these objects to the lives of the people behind them. In his essay Recycling the Apocalypse Michael Titlestad takes McInnes' House 38 series of work as a departure point for a treatise on end-time psychology. By examining the strategies of Johannesburg's informal recyclers, Titlestad suggests that the Judeo-Christian understanding of a rectinilear escatology is flawed.
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When SCDP is formed, the partners do not ask Smitty or Kurt to come with them. Later, Smitty is seen working for rival advertising company CGC in Season 4, implying that Kurt is working there as well; a few of the many Don Draper cast-offs that Ted Chaough hires. He speaks glowingly of Don Draper when asked to describe him, which makes Ted envious. In the Season 3 episode "My Old Kentucky Home", Smitty tells Peggy he is a graduate of the University of Michigan.
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Knowing that GE Capital and Trans America retired trailers after their use as transport, Hill began purchasing the retired trailers and converting them to storage trailers. Advanced Trailer was also amongst the first to convert ocean containers from steam ship lines for public use as storage facilities. The ability to recognize potential in what other industries regarded as cast offs allowed Hill to bring a break through concept to practical application. In 1996, researchers at Texas Tech University in Lubbock developed a more efficient method of transporting and drying peanuts.
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Surfing attempts near a high tide. South of Fifth, also known as SoFi (), is a small exclusive affluent neighborhood in South Beach (Miami Beach) that goes from South Pointe Park north to fifth street; from east to west. The area is surrounded by water on three sides from the Ocean to Biscayne Bay, South of Fifth is considered a peaceful oasis with immediate access to many of South Beach's notable activities. During Miami Beach's early days, South of Fifth was a deplorable area that criminals and cast offs called home.
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Thirteen examples were sold through Crown Assets (Canadian government) and passed into civilian use after the war; several served with Queen Charlotte Airlines (QCA) in British Columbia and operated until 1957. A re-engine project by the airline substituted Wright GR-1820-G202GA engines in place of the original Pegasus units. Queen Charlotte Airlines became at one point the third largest airline in Canada; however, it was popularly known as the Queer Collection of Aircraft. With limited money, it flew an eclectic mixture of types that were often the cast-offs of other operators.
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The lounge area of the upper level of a "Big Dome" in 1954. The San Francisco Chief was one of several Santa Fe trains to receive the new full-length "Big Dome" dome cars from the Budd Company. The upper level of each car seated 57 in chairs and 18 in a lounge area, while the lower level was given over to a bar-lounge. Its sleeping cars and diners were cast-offs from the Chief and other trains, while some of its coaches (which could seat 48) were new.
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Cast Offs is a BAFTA-nominated comedy-drama mockumentary that follows a group of six disabled people sent to a remote British Island for a fictional reality show. The series is made up of six episodes, with each episode concentrating on one of the six characters. It follows each character for the year leading up to them being dropped off on the island (other than Carrie's episode, which followed her time after she left the island) and also the happenings on the island when they are left to fend for themselves.
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Palmer became the head coach of the reborn Cleveland Browns for the 1999–2000 seasons, the first two for the "new" Browns after the original team had moved to Baltimore. With a roster full of inexperienced players and cast-offs from other franchises, Palmer struggled to make the team competitive, especially on offense. Palmer was fired after posting a 5–27 record in two seasons, and was succeeded by former University of Miami coach Butch Davis. During his tenure in Cleveland, he starred as himself on an episode of The Drew Carey Show, which took place in Cleveland.
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Bose often used indigenous media in his work, ranging from bamboo and volcanic ash, to the cast-offs and debris (found objects, bottles, "trash"). His assemblages communicated a strong sense of folk consciousness and religiosity, and the strength of traditional cultures in a culture inundated with foreign cultural influences. Bose worked toward raising an awareness of cultural concerns in the Philippines. After studying at the College of Fine Arts at the University of the Philippines between 1967 and 1972, Bose continued his studies in the United States, at the West 17th Print Workshop in New York City.
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Original Dayton Gems team logo from 1968 The Dayton Gems were a minor league ice hockey team based in Dayton, Ohio, and members of the International Hockey League from 1964 to 1977, and 1979–1980. In the fall of 1964 the lobby of their new arena, Hara Arena, had a natural gas explosion. The damage was minor and the expansion team was assembled from various cast-offs and young players looking for their first break in minor league hockey. Dayton was the host for several IHL all star games due to the large attendance in their 5,500 seat arena.
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Heavy Load was an English punk rock band, described by The Sunday Times in 2009 as "possibly the most genuinely punk band touring today". Its members met at Southdown Housing, a non-profit assisted-living community for people with mental health issues and learning disabilities, and were a mix of service users and staff. The band composed the theme for the BAFTA-nominated film Cast Offs and is itself documented in the film Heavy Load. The band were also the founders of the charity Stay Up Late, a campaign seeking to improve the social lives of people with learning difficulties by calling for more flexible staff hours.
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Thorne has written for the TV shows Skins and Shameless. He co-created Cast- offs , and has co-written This Is England '86, This Is England '88, This Is England '90 and The Virtues with Shane Meadows. In August 2010, BBC Three announced Thorne would be writing a 60-minute, six episode supernatural drama for the channel called Touch, later re-titled The Fades. In 2012, he won BAFTA awards for both drama series (The Fades) and serial (This Is England '88). In 2014 the Thorne's original rural teen murder drama Glue premiered on E4 and the show was nominated Best Multichannel Programme and the 2015 Broadcast Awards.
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Stuart tanks of the 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars in North Africa, August 1941. In 1938, the regiment was transferred to the Light Cavalry Brigade of the Mobile Division, (The Matruh Mobile Force) which later became the 7th Armoured Division, nicknamed The Desert Rats. Light tanks were issued in January 1939 as the regiment transferred to the Royal Armoured Corps. These were cast-offs from the 7th Hussars and the band was converted to an Anti-Tank Troop in 15 Cwt trucks (Portees). Transfer from Cavalry of the Line to the Royal Armoured Corps came in May 1939 as the regiment prepared for war after the Italian invasion of Albania.
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Hicks Muse, along with UK-based Apax Partners, bought British Telecom's yellow page directory business Yell Group for roughly $3.5 billion, making it the largest non-corporate LBO in European history. Yell subsequently acquired US directories publisher McLeodUSA for about $600 million, and floated in 2003. Hicks Muse acquired Nestlé's Ambient Food Business in 2002, which added well- known UK brands Crosse & Blackwell, Branston Pickle, Chivers (marmalade), Sun- Pat (peanut butter), Gale's (honey), Sarson's (vinegar) and Rowntree's (jelly) to the Premier Foods stable. Cereal maker Weetabix Limited and Unilever's cast-offs Ambrosia (creamed rice and puddings) and Brown & Polson, rounded out Premier Foods' portfolio in 2003.
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Laing says the PCW line's downfall was that "proper PCs became affordable". IBM, Compaq and other vendors of more expensive computers had reduced prices drastically in an attempt to increase demand during the recession of the early 1990s. In 1993 the PCW still cost under £390 while a PC system with a printer and word processing software cost over £1,000. However, after adjustment for inflation the retail price of a multimedia IBM-compatible PC in 1997 was about 11% more than that of a PCW 8256 in 1985, and many home PCs were cast-offs, sometimes costing as little as £50, from large organisations that had upgraded their systems.
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Scrutiny (French: scrutin; Late Latin: scrutinium; from scrutari, meaning "those who search through piles of rubbish in the hope of finding something of value" and originally from the Latin "scruta," meaning "broken things, rags, or rubbish."). In Roman times, the "scrutari" of cities and towns were those who laboriously searched for valuables amidst the waste and cast-offs of others. The modern English "scrutiny" is derived from this root, indicating a careful examination or inquiry (often implying the search for a hidden mistake, misstatement, or incongruity). The word is specifically applied in the early Roman Catholic Church to the examination of the catechumens or those under instruction in the faith.
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Roche wrote for all four series of the programme, as well as its spin-off film In the Loop, which was nominated for the 2010 Academy Award for Best Writing (Adapted Screenplay). His other writing credits include The All New Harry Hill Show (ITV1), Alistair McGowan's Big Impression (BBC Two), Smith & Jones (BBC One), Dead Ringers (BBC Radio 4), Miranda (BBC Two) and Cast Offs, Fresh Meat and Back for Channel 4. In 2011 Roche wrote Holy Flying Circus, a fictionalised account of the controversy surrounding the 1979 release of Monty Python's Life of Brian broadcast on BBC Four. Roche's script centred on the imagined build-up to the appearance of Michael Palin and John Cleese on BBC chat show Friday Night, Saturday Morning to defend Life of Brian.
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The Super Reyes ensemble includes cast-offs from the last edition of "Los Kumbia Kings". And in a surprising move, Martínez lured original Kumbia Kings members Alex and Roy Ramírez (who are also working with their own group Kingz One) to help him out with the project. "They are original Kumbia Kings, so I thought it would be great to have them back, plus they're family," stated Martínez to Univision. Los Super Reyes after their huge success on the debut album continued to tour all Latin America and for the first time in Kumbia Kings history will be headed to Japan in October 2008 and Spain in November 2008 due to international hit "Muévelo" which has also certified the group for platinum and gold record sales between the United States and Mexico.
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Eleven is a British Television Production company founded in 2006 by Jamie Campbell and Joel Wilson. Eleven produces scripted and non-scripted content for the UK and international markets. Eleven's recent output includes Sex Education, an eight part comedy drama series for Netflix created by Laurie Nunn and directed by Ben Taylor, Gap Year, a comedy drama written by Tom Basden and the first UK TV scripted series to film in Chinafor E4, BAFTA- Nominated The Enfield Haunting, a drama series starring Timothy Spall, Juliet Stevenson and Matthew Macfadyen for Sky Living. Previous significant output includes the critically acclaimed, multi-award nominated series Glue, an eight-part mystery drama for E4 written by multi-BAFTA winner Jack Thorne, starring Yasmin Paige, Billy Howle, Callum Turner, Charlotte Spencer, and Jordan Stephens, and BAFTA-nominated Cast Offs for Channel 4.
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Flickr Image of Armstrong Galley coaches livery Armstrong Galley introduced a flagship service to London in the early 1980s, competing with National Express, and branded "Non-Stop Clipper".Image of a Clipper coachNorth East-London overnight express Commercial Motor 7 July 1984 and used the striking 3 axle double deck coach, the MCW Metroliner. The Armstrong Galley operations continued unchanged with the creation of Busways in October 1986, but in the early 1990s it expanded into low-cost bus operation (using other divisions' cast-offs),Flickr Image of an Armstrong Galley bus culminating in an "Armstrong Galley Buses" operation being set up. These vehicles used a livery of mid-blue and whiteFlickr Image of Armstrong Galley Buses livery After the Stagecoach takeover, the Armstrong Galley operations were closed down, with buses being transferred to Blue Bus Services.
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Brook's earlier vision of the play proved influential, and directors have gone further in presenting Lear as (in the words of R.A. Foakes) "a pathetic senior citizen trapped in a violent and hostile environment". When John Wood took the role in 1990, he played the later scenes in clothes that looked like cast-offs, inviting deliberate parallels with the uncared-for in modern Western societies. Indeed, modern productions of Shakespeare's plays often reflect the world in which they are performed as much as the world for which they were written: and the Moscow theatre scene in 1994 provided an example, when two very different productions of the play (those by Sergei Zhonovach and Alexei Borodin), very different from one another in their style and outlook, were both reflections on the break-up of the Soviet Union.
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Village Voice critic Robert Christgau likened the album's songs to Bruce Springsteen cast-offs, finding Lynott's lyrical ideas "boring" and Gorham's guitar lines "second-hand". Stuart Bailie of Classic Rock magazine referred back to Christgau's appraisal, writing that both Springsteen and Lynott "were indebted to Van Morrison and his Celtic soul", and remarked how on Jailbreak "Lynott's best attributes were coming on strong." In a retrospective assessment for AllMusic, Stephen Thomas Erlewine describes Jailbreak as a "truly exceptional album", with "a dimension of richness that sustains, but there's such kinetic energy to the band that it still sounds immediate no matter how many times it's played". Highlighting Lynott's songs as "lovingly florid... crammed with specifics and overflowing with life", he says that Gorham and Robertson's guitar work is "intertwined, dual-lead guitar interplay that was one of the most distinctive sounds of '70s rock".
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A franchise can be struggling and the reason for it can be due to the team's ineptitude when it comes evaluating talent, coaching strategies, developing players, having a good organizational structure, and overall team and player operations; a league with parity would, in theory, allow such struggling teams to identify and fix these issues while ensuring that a dynasty cannot take hold. Expansion teams are among the most difficult to bring to parity. Especially in sports where team chemistry is an important factor in success, expansion team players (who consist mostly of cast-offs from other teams) must learn to work as a team before success happens, a process that can take years. Two notable exceptions were the Baltimore Stallions, who reached the Grey Cup in both their seasons in the Canadian Football League (winning the latter appearance); and the Vegas Golden Knights, who reached the Stanley Cup Finals in their inaugural season in the National Hockey League.
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London Transport was the largest British Fleetline operator, purchasing 2,646, the last 400 being built as B20s, in addition to the earlier XF (eXperimental Fleetline) class of eight buses.LT signs order for 1600 Londoner double- deckers Commercial Motor 3 September 1971LT's cast-offs could fit some one else's bill Commercial Motor 28 February 1981Report doubts LT's wisdom Commercial Motor 11 February 1984B20 hits the market Commercial Motor 14 April 1984Daimler Fleetline Ian's Bus Stop At the time of delivery of London Transport's first Daimler Fleetline (December 1970), the Fleetline was a successful model (when comparing sales against other chassis), more than 3,500 Fleetline buses having been produced for other operators. London's Fleetlines were fitted with either Park Royal or MCW bodywork. The first vehicles entered service on 2 January 1971 on routes 95 and 220 from Brixton and Shepherds Bush garages.Double deckers of the future Commercial Motor 1 January 1971 The last was withdrawn on 20 January 1993 from South Croydon Garage.
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