| The westerner is lulled into a dreamland and as the money is quickly drained away, so are his standards. |
| Stanfield is initially from Halifax but has been a westerner for the last 19 years. |
| As an adopted westerner, Mr Harper might therefore be in a good position to inject new unity into a federation under strain. Much depends, of course, on what Mr Harper and his party actually do with victory if they win. |
| The middle westerner pushes on, endures, and finally finds a place that looks like home. |
| Meanwhile the average westerner gets through 14.2kg of cotton a year, in everything from underwear to pillow covers to medical dressings. |
| The Sherpa accused the westerner of knocking off ice to hit the Sherpa below. |
