In the late nineties, an insurance conglomerate made an offer for my grandparents' company.
They want to go back to 2000 or even the nineties to model customer behavior.
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When Tiger Woods was a student, in the mid-nineties, not everyone knew who he was.
Walking into Moscone Center in San Francisco, I was reminded most of Comdex in the Nineties.
In the mid-Nineties the town imposed a tourist tax and the ships pulled out.
The headlining act on Sunday night, Pulp, reached its commercial peak in the nineties.
And the plan contains a work requirement similar to the one that accompanied Nineties-era welfare reform.
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Finally, in the nineteen-eighties and nineties, there was a period of remarkable racial and ethnic diversification.
He did so until the late nineteen-nineties, when the consequences had become too blatant to ignore.
In the Nineties Amgen stock had a compounded annual return of a lofty 52%.
Accuracy in many applications is now in the mid to upper nineties percentage wise.
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Sometime in the mid-nineties, according to a colleague, Jacobson was sitting on a beach reading.
Personal computers achieved this during the eighties, and the Internet did the trick in the nineties.
By the end of the nineteen-nineties, some sixty supermax institutions had opened across the country.
Greenspan brought 'em down in the early Nineties so the banks could arbitrage money.
As in the nineties, the militias around Kunduz have begun fighting each other for territory.
By that time, in the mid-nineteen-nineties, anti-rejection drugs like cyclosporine had helped make heart transplants common.
Throughout the eighties and nineties, Microsoft was one of the most innovative companies in the world.
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Like most Zeffirelli stagings of the eighties and nineties, it was a Cecil B.
Paul Haggis remembers first meeting Davis at the Celebrity Centre in the early nineties.
During the nineties, more than twelve hundred people were killed in terror attacks in Egypt.
As played by Milla Jovovich, she's very much a Joan for the nineties and the noughties.
He was a tough, hands on manager when he ran Nextel in the nineties.
Take Jim Abbott, the star major-league pitcher of the nineties, who was born without a right hand.
The company started in Montreal, in the mid-nineties, as a free magazine with a reputation for provocation.
Then, in the early nineties, Joe decided to run for sheriff against an incumbent weakened by scandal.
In fact, Woods confessed that he left California in the mid-nineties in part over high tax rates.
The space is defiantly modest, furnished with nineteen-nineties-era glass coffee tables, unfashionable yellow couches, and family photographs.
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan brought them down in the early Nineties so the banks could arbitrage money.
His selections generally avoided melody, blending stretches of condensed, grainy rhythm with stomping drum-and-bass tunes from the mid-nineties.
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