Iran has begun preliminary work to install thousands of centrifuges at its uranium enrichment facility as a dispute roiled over whether the International Atomic Energy Agency was receiving the access it wants to monitor the site , wire services reported today ( see GSN , Feb. 1 ) .

Hundreds of workers `` were working feverishly '' to place piping and wiring in Iran 's underground enrichment facility at Natanz , said a diplomat accredited to the agency .

The work is preparation for Iran 's plans to install 3,000 centrifuges at the site , but so far no centrifuges have been emplaced , according to the Associated Press .

Two smaller `` cascades '' of centrifuges have been operating in above-ground buildings at the site since last year , and a smaller set of machinery has been tested underground since November without using any uranium gas , according to AP ( George Jahn , Associated Press / Houston Chronicle , Feb. 2 ) .

The nuclear agency had hoped to monitor the larger centrifuge cascade with cameras , but Iranian officials were `` not allowing the IAEA to install the cameras inside the cascade halls in Natanz and are causing further delays in the inspectors ' activity , '' a diplomat who closely monitors the agency said yesterday .

`` The Iranians are now willing to accept the installation of cameras only outside the cascade halls , which will not enable the IAEA to monitor the entire uranium enrichment process , '' the diplomat said .

`` This way the IAEA will only be able to see the crates that are taken into the hall and the workers coming and going . ''

`` Uranium enrichment will nevertheless proceed inside the halls uninterrupted and unmonitored by the international community , '' the diplomat added ( Michael Adler , Agence France-Presse/Yahoo! News , Feb. 1 ) .

For its part , Iran today denied that it prevented the agency from positioning cameras , but did not specifically address the location of the cameras .

We have cooperated with the IAEA based on the safeguards and we will continue to do so in the framework of cooperation and treaties , '' said a senior Iranian diplomat in Tehran .

`` The installation of monitoring systems and surveillance is taking place correctly and in the past days , the monitoring system has been strengthened , and there is no problem regarding this issue between Iran and the agency , '' the official added ( Reuters / New York Times , Feb. 2 ) .

Dubai 10-28 ( FP ) - Dubai 's Crown Prince Sheikh Mohamed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum inaugurated a free zone for e-commerce today , called Dubai Internet City .

The preliminary stages of the project , the only one of its kind according to its designers , are estimated at $200 million .

Sheikh Mohamed , who is also the Defense Minister of the United Arab Emirates , announced at the inauguration ceremony that `` we want to make Dubai a new trading center . ''

The minister , who has his own website , also said : `` I want Dubai to be the best place in the world for state-of-the-art technology companies . ''

He said companies engaged in e-commerce would be able to set up offices , employ staff and own equipment in the open zone , including fully-owned foreign companies .

The inauguration of Dubai Internet City coincides with the opening of an annual IT show in Dubai , the Gulf Information Technology Exhibition ( Gitex ) , the biggest in the Middle East .

In southern Greece today , huge forest fires continue to burn on destroying homes and causing severe damage to the region .

Since Friday morning , around 170 fires have been burning , many of which are believed to be caused by arson .

Fire department spokesman Nikos Diamandis said most of the fires were started in entirely different areas , and were started after dark .

27 deaths have been confirmed in Peloponnese , one of the hardest hit areas .

Karamanlis said , `` This is a day of national mourning ... I wish to express my deep grief over the lost lives ... We are fighting against heavy odds , on many fronts and under particularly tough conditions . ''

Greece 's government yesterday asked its European Union allies for help .

About 30 countries are offering support , according to an EU statement .

Some helicopters and airplanes , which were to drop water on the fires , continued to be delayed by strong winds .

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Sheikh Mohammed , who is also the UAE Defence Minister , said during the launching ceremony `` we wish to make Dubai a center of modern economy '' .

The minister who has a personal website on the internet , further said that he wanted Dubai to become the best place in the world for the advanced ( hitech ) technological companies .

He said that it would he possible for the companies working in the electronic trade sector to make Dubai their headquarters , and to establish offices here and provide employment and own machinery in the zone opened to companies fully owned by the foreigners .

Launching 'Dubai Internet city ' coincided with the opening of the annual information fair in Dubai which is considered to be the biggest in the Middle East - Gulf Information Technology Getix . '

Rep . Tony Hall , D- Ohio , urges the United Nations to allow a freer flow of food and medicine into Iraq .

Hall , who recently returned from a trip to Iraq , said U.N. economic sanctions have hurt millions of civilians there .

The recent wildfires in Los Angeles , California , have burned more than 42,000 acres ( 17,000 hectares ) of land .

Nearly 1,000 homes were destroyed , and more than 10,000 residents were evacuated .

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa expressed concerns that Los Angeles was on the verge of a blackout , and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has declared the situation a state of emergency .

Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky stated , `` Whether you live in a mobile home park or you live in an estate , when you lose your home it 's devastating . ''

In Montecito , a census-designated place in Santa Barbara County , the homes of many celebrities , including Steven Spielberg , Steve Martin , Eric Schmidt , and Rob Lowe , have been destroyed .

This massive fire has caused millions of dollars of damage and 13 injuries .

According to one official , the fire started when ten students lit a bonfire on a ridge but failed to extinguish it .

Although Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown believes that `` this fire was the result of carelessness , not criminal intent , '' the county district attorney will still have to review the case .

Santa Ana winds with gusts up to 70 mph exacerbated the Montecito fire , which destroyed over 100 buildings and damaged many others , including Westmont College .

The college 's 1000 students were forced to take shelter in the gymnasium .

A spokesman for the college , Scott Craig , described the scene : `` I saw flames about 100 feet high in the air shooting up with the wind just howling .

Now when the wind howls and you 've got palm trees and eucalyptus trees that are literally exploding with their hot oil , you 've got these big , red hot embers that are flying through the sky and are catching anything on fire . ''

Officials now report that firefighters are making some progress .

Officials have lifted the evacuation order for Chino Hills as well .

The United Nations says Somali gunmen who hijacked a U.N. - chartered vessel carrying food aid for tsunami victims have released the ship after holding it for more than two months .

DID A LOT OF TRAVELING AND THEY ( OILSTATES ) MADE ME A SWEET OFFER TO COME BACK .

U.S. Congressman Tony Hall arrived here Sunday evening , becoming the first U.S. lawmaker to visit Iraq since the 1991 Gulf War .

Hall , heading a three-member delegation , arrived here at 19:17 ( 1517 GMT ) by land from Jordanian capital Amman , and stayed at the five-star Mansour Hotel .

At the entrance of the Mansour Hotel , Hall made a brief statement , saying that he came to Iraq because he has heard for a long time about the humanitarian situation here , especially the malnutrition among the Iraqi children and the increasing mortality rate of the children and the elderly .

He also said that his visit will mainly focus on the humanitarian situation of Iraq , which has been under crippling U.N. sanctions since its 1990 invasion of Kuwait , the primacord of the 1991 Gulf War .

`` The visit is not a political visit , it is a visit of humanitarian concerns , '' he added .

`` There are a lot of issues I want to take a look at , but the issue of humanitarian concerns is number one , '' he said .

When asked by Xinhua if there is any plan for him to meet Iraq officials , he said `` I have not been asked to meet any top Iraqi officials .

My concern is with the Red Cross , the ( Iraqi) Red Crescent , to see what they have to show me , to see with my own eyes and make up my own mind . ''

However , it has been reported that Hall is expected to meet Iraqi Health Minister Umid Medhat Mubarak and representatives of all international aid organizations working in Iraq .

Iraq has claimed that more than 1.5 million people , mostly children and the elderly , have died of curable diseases due to the decade-long U.N. sanctions .

Iraq has accused the U.S. , which vehemently opposes the lifting of the sanctions against Iraq , of using the sanctions as a tool to contain the Iraqi regime headed by President Saddam Hussein .

Earlier this year , some 70 U.S. congressmen sent a letter to U. S. President Bill Clinton , calling for an end to the humanitarian crisis in Iraq by having the sanctions lifted .

This week , the government arrested Jose Abello Silva , said to be the fourth - ranking cartel leader .

He will probably be extradited to the U.S. for trial under an extradition treaty President Virgilia Barco has revived .

Later , another high - ranking trafficker , Leonidas Vargas , was arrested and 1,000 pounds of dynamite seized .

President Bush has agreed to meet within 90 days with Mr. Barco , President Alan Garcia of Peru and President Jaime Paz Zamora of Bolivia to discuss the drug problem .

It might not be a bad idea to do that sooner , rather than later .

In its first decade of independence , Kazakhstan dismantled and destroyed Soviet weapons systems and facilities left on its territory and signed several international nonproliferation treaties .

Kazakhstan transferred all of these nuclear warheads to Russia by April 1995 and destroyed the nuclear testing infrastructure at Semipalatinsk by July 2000 .

Weapons-grade nuclear material remains in Kazakhstan , however , including three metric tons of plutonium at a shutdown breeder reactor in western Kazakhstan and small amounts of highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) at two nuclear research institutes .

Approximately 600 kilograms of weapons-grade HEU was removed to the United States from the Ulba Metallurgy Plant in 1994 under a joint U.S. - Kazakhstani operation known as Project Sapphire .

Kazakhstan has not declared an official policy against biological weapons ( BW ) .

It has not signed the Biological Toxin and Weapons Convention ( BWC ) nor is it a member of the Australia Group .

Kazakhstani President Nazarbayev , however , has declared Kazakhstan 's commitment to the nonproliferation of BW and associated technologies .

In 1993 , Kazakhstan created a civilian body , the National Center for Biotechnology , to oversee the administration of most of the former BW facilities in Kazakhstan .

These facilities include the following : Biomedpreparat , a large-scale anthrax production facility located in Stepnogorsk ; the Scientific Research Agricultural Institute ( SRAI ) at Otar , which specializes in anti-crop and anti-livestock diseases ; and Biokombinat , a small mobilization production facility located in Almaty , now producing vaccines .

Both SCQZI and SRAI house extensive collections of virulent strains .

Under Cooperative Threat Reduction ( CTR ) programs , Biomedpreparat has been dismantled and safety and security have been upgraded at SCQZI and SRAI .

Kazakhstan inherited one known chemical weapons ( CW ) production plant in the city of Pavlodar .

This plant probably was designed to replace aging plants in Volgograd and Novocheboksarsk ( Russia ) for the production of the binary agent `` novichok .''

The plant 's construction was halted in 1987 , after the Soviet Union became involved in Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) -related negotiations , so it never produced any CW agents .

However , Kazakhstan produced a nil declaration , leaving out the Pavlodar facility .

All ICBMs were transferred to Russia for dismantlement by September 1996 and missile silos and silo structures were destroyed under the U.S. Department of Defense Cooperative Threat Reduction ( CTR ) program by September 1999 .

Gidromash , an Almaty -based Soviet-era producer of submarine-launched missiles , was converted to a civilian commercial enterprise under CTR 's Industrial Partnerships Program .

Countries developing clandestine nuclear weapons programs usually go to great lengths to conceal information about these programs from the outside world .

Therefore , obtaining reliable open source information on such programs is very challenging .

Nonetheless , countries suspected of having clandestine nuclear weapons programs are the subject of intense scrutiny by nonproliferation analysts , intelligence agencies , and other observers .

Gradually , a fuzzy picture emerges from the analysis , albeit with some gaps in understanding .

The resulting analysis can set bounds on the uncertainties , while producing a range of estimates of the country 's capabilities .

Analytic tools include examining statements and articles in the news media , government reports including unclassified intelligence estimates , interviewing insiders who have had access to information about the clandestine program , reviewing secondary sources such as reports by analysts , and making scientific calculations based on the best available information about a country 's nuclear infrastructure .

Technical analysis of clandestine programs is based on the widely known physical and engineering aspects of nuclear materials and weapons , which enable estimates of capabilities based on fragmentary and uncertain information , as follows .

Nuclear weapons programs require specialized materials , facilities , equipment , and training in order to produce the raw material for weapons -- either highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) or plutonium -- and then to fabricate explosive devices using this fissile material .

Weapons programs can be based on indigenous ( i.e. , domestic ) production capabilities , or they can rely on foreign supplies and technologies .

Virtually all weapons programs use some foreign inputs , if only technical information culled from scientific and engineering sources .

However , all countries known to have successfully acquired nuclear weapons have done so primarily on the basis of indigenously produced fissile material .

A plutonium - based bomb program requires capabilities to mine and mill uranium , process it into reactor fuel , transform the isotopic content of the fuel by `` burning '' it in a reactor , extract plutonium from the spent fuel , form the plutonium into the core of a fission - implosion weapon , and develop and test high explosives used to initiate fission .

Although technically sub - optimal , even reactor - grade plutonium can be used as fissile material in nuclear weapons .

A uranium - based bomb program requires capabilities to mine and mill uranium , and to enrich it to weapons - grade or near - weapons - grade ( the Hiroshima bomb used less - than - weapons - grade uranium ) .

An advanced weapons program would require the capability to manufacture tritium , a radioactive gas that can be used to enhance the explosive power of nuclear weapons , for fabrication of boosted - yield weapons .

While countries may seek to develop all of these capabilities on an independent , indigenous basis , they can and often do seek some inputs from foreign sources .

For example , they may purchase raw or milled uranium ore from abroad , and then use indigenous facilities to enrich it to weapons - grade material .

Determining how many nuclear weapons a country can produce with a given amount of fissile material requires knowing the technological sophistication of the country and the explosive yield of the weapons .

Based on data supplied by the de jure nuclear weapons states , the IAEA Safeguards Division defines quantities of concern as 8kg of plutonium and 25kg of HEU .

The Natural Resources Defense Council has estimated that a country with a `` high technical capability '' could require as little as 1kg of weapons - grade plutonium or 2.5kg HEU to produce a one kiloton bomb .

The Hiroshima bomb , for example , employed about 50kg of 80% enriched uranium .

As an extremely isolated and secretive state , North Korea provides few signals of the existence -- let alone the extent -- of its nuclear weapons program .

Key data sources for DPRK include defector testimony , which may be unreliable given possibility of deliberate disinformation by double agents and defectors exaggerating what they know , and unclassified estimates by US intelligence agencies , which may have certain biases based on national interest , worst - case expectations , domestic politics , etc. Also , most estimates do not rely on original texts in Korean , which may introduce some errors due to translation issues .

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security was scheduled to break ground Monday at its National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center .

The center , which has drawn criticism from arms control experts and local activists , will be the first department lab to focus strictly on biodefense .

The laboratory 's mission , which will be split between two centers , is to understand current and future biological threats .

The facility also will be used to assess threat vulnerabilities and potential consequences and conduct forensic analysis of evidence from terrorism and biological crimes .

It is scheduled to begin operating in 2008 . ( WTOP , 26Jun06 ) ( Link )

Biologists at Fort Detrick 's newest biodefense center may be asked to make some of the world 's deadliest microbes even more dangerous than they already are .

One of the biologists ' jobs , according to chief scientist Bernard Courtney , will be to create pathogens to match strains that terrorists are clandestinely producing and then develop vaccines and drugs to combat them .

But some arms control specialists worry that the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center -- now operating out of borrowed lab space at the Frederick base and elsewhere -- might develop new vaccine - resistant or lethal microbes without solid evidence of a terrorist plot to unleash similar bugs .

The result , they say , could increase the risk that nasty new organisms will be unleashed on the world. ( Baltimore Sun , 26Jun06 , Douglas Birch ) ( Link )

Elusys Therapeutics Inc. , a privately - held biopharmaceutical company , announced that the United States Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) has granted Orphan Drug Designation to Anthim ( ETI-204 ) , the company 's anthrax therapeutic .

The FDA 's US Orphan Drug Act is intended to assist and encourage companies to develop safe and effective therapies for the treatment of rare diseases and disorders .

Orphan Drug designation is awarded to compounds that offer potential therapeutic value in the treatment of rare diseases , defined as those affecting fewer than 200,000 Americans .

This designation provides companies with financial and regulatory benefits during the course of orphan drug development , including tax credits related to clinical trial expenses and a possible exemption from the FDA - user fee .

Anthim is a high - affinity monoclonal antibody that targets the protective antigen component of anthrax , blocking the bacteria 's ability to form deadly toxins .

In animal efficacy studies , Anthim demonstrated complete protection against an anthrax spore challenge with a single prophylactic dose and has shown significant protection when administered up to two days after a lethal challenge. ( Pharmabiz.com , 26Jun06 ) ( Link )

ANCDF [ Anniston Chemical Agent Disposal Facility ] receives third consecutive Safe Operating Facility of the Year Award

Westinghouse Anniston and the Anniston Chemical Agent Disposal Facility ( ANCDF ) received its third consecutive Safe Operating Facility of the Year Award from Washington Group International this week .

`` Our employees and those of our subcontractors work safely every day and that 's why we are honored with these awards , '' said Westinghouse Anniston Project Manager Bob Love .

`` Awards like this reflect the safe work the employees do each and every day as they protect themselves , the environment and the community .

I 'm proud of their efforts to work safely as they safely destroy the chemical munitions that Anniston Chemical Activity stores .

Westinghouse Anniston , its subcontractors and the Anniston Chemical Agent Disposal Facility have more than 8.7 million safe work hours , 2,214 safe work days and a recordable injury rate of 0.49 per 200,000 hours worked as of the end of May .

This makes working at the chemical weapons destruction facility in Anniston one of the safest places in the nation to work , according to statistics from the National Safety Council . ( U.S. Army Chemical Materials Agency , 23Jun06 , Washington Group International ) ( Link )

A portable kit designed to screen a large number of people for exposure to deadly nerve agents has been developed in Singapore to deal with potential biochemical threats , a published report said on Saturday .

DSO National Laboratories , the country 's primary defence research organisation , is involved in talks with overseas and local companies to commercialise the product along with a cleaning solution for hazards ranging from mustard gas to anthrax spores .

DSO 's test kit detects trace levels of degenerated nerve agents from a pin - prick sample of blood , Loke explained .

Other portable kits measure the biological indicators in blood , which drop when a person is exposed to nerve agents. ( iol [ South Africa ] , 24Jun06 ) ( Link )

The device reportedly developed by al-Qaida to disperse deadly cyanide gas in subway cars and other confined spaces has never been used in a terrorist attack and probably would not be very effective , say experts .

`` What you would get , in all probability , is a big bang , a big splash , but very little gas , '' Milton Leitenberg , of the University of Maryland , told United Press International .

Leitenberg , who has worked on arms control and chemical and biological weapons issues for 40 years , told UPI that `` a best case scenario '' might kill most of the inhabitants of a subway car , but added `` every calculation ( one can make about casualties ) relies on a whole series of assumptions . ''

The device , called a Mubtakker -- Arabic for `` invention '' -- has been at the center of a media firestorm since it was written about in an excerpt from a book extract published by Time magazine last week .

The book , The One Percent Doctrine , by Pulitzer Prize winner Ron Suskind , says that designs for the device were found in February 2003 on a computer seized in Saudi Arabia after the arrest of a jihadist there , and that , a month later , U.S. intelligence separately uncovered an aborted plot to use several of them in an attack on the New York subway system. ( The Post Chronicle , 26Jun06 , Shaun Waterman ) ( Link )

The Bush administration has mounted a concerted campaign to get quick Congressional approval for the India - US nuclear deal , with the White House declaring it the president 's `` top priority '' amid a few contrary voices heard in the legislature .

Republican Senator John Cornyn , who leads the India Caucus in the US Senate along with Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton , Friday took the floor to answer Byron Dorgan , a critic of the deal who has vowed to do all to delay if not stop it .

The deal is in the best interests of the United States as it will make them partners with the world 's largest democracy , marking an important step in their strategic relationship , he said .

For it will permit peaceful civilian use of nuclear power while avoiding the threat of proliferation and the possibility that terrorists might acquire a nuclear weapon or it might proliferate to some other irresponsible party and then endanger America or its allies .

Nowhere is the threat of nuclear war or nuclear terrorism , or the need to safeguard nuclear weapons more important than in South Asia , the home to Al Qaida , who seeks nuclear weapons , Dorgan said describing it as an area where relations among regional nuclear powers - China , India , Pakistan - have historically been tense. ( DailyIndia.com ; 25Jun06 ; Arun Kumar , Indo - Asian News Service ) ( Link )

Putin signed the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism in New York on September 14, 2005 .

The convention was adopted by the UN General Assembly in April last year on Russia 's initiative .

The document `` defines the act of nuclear terrorism as the use or threat to use nuclear material , nuclear fuel , radioactive products or waste , or any other radioactive substances with toxic , explosive , or other dangerous properties , '' and outlines measures aimed to prevent terrorist acts involving the use of nuclear or other radioactive materials. ( Russian News and Information Agency Novosti , 26Jun06 ) http://en.rian.ru/ russia /20060626/50069639.html

A Humboldt veteran 's tie to the new Hawaiian Islands monument : The nation 's newest national monument , a chain of islands that sweeps northwest from Hawaii , has a darker past than its azure waters and low - slung white sand beaches would reveal .

In the 1960s , Ferndale resident Jack Alderson commanded a group of light tugs that made trips to the islands that last week were declared a monument , as well as other remote atolls in the region .

The boats were part of Project SHAD -- Shipboard Hazard and Defense -- experiments to test biological and chemical weapons .

Before and after those tests , which the U.S. Department of Defense now admits exposed thousands of crew members to live biological and chemical agents , Alderson 's tugs brought Smithsonian Institution ornithologists to the islands .

They were there to study migrating birds , information the military would use to determine if chemicals and diseases could be transported across borders and so be used as vectors by -- or against -- an enemy .

A former CIA officer says he made repeated efforts to alert top agency officials to problems with an Iraqi defector 's claims about the country 's mobile biological weapons labs but he was ignored , the Washington Post reported Sunday .

CIA officer Tyler Drumheller said he personally crossed out a reference to the labs from a classified draft of a U.N. speech by Secretary of State Colin Powell because he recognized the source as a defector , code-named Curveball , who was suspected to be mentally unstable and a liar .

Drumheller told the Post he was surprised when a few days later , on February 5, 2003 , Powell told the U.N. Security Council that `` we have first-hand descriptions of biological weapons factories on wheels and rails . ''

He said he also issued warnings before President Bush 's January 28, 2003 , State of the Union speech that included Bush statements about Iraq 's mobile labs `` designed to produce germ warfare agents. '' ( CNN , 25Jun06 , Reuters ) ( Link )

The Aksa Martyrs Brigades announced on Sunday that its members have succeeded in manufacturing chemical and biological weapons .

In a leaflet distributed in the Gaza Strip , the group , which belongs to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas 's Fatah Party , said the weapons were the result of a three - year effort .

According to the statement , the first of its kind , the group has managed to manufacture and develop at least 20 different types of biological and chemical weapons .

The group said its members would not hesitate to add the new weapons to Kassam rockets that are being fired at Israeli communities almost every day .

It also threatened to use the weapons against IDF soldiers if Israel carried out its threats to invade the Gaza Strip . ( The Jerusalem Post , 25Jun06 , Khaled Abu Toameh ) ( Link )

Islamist terrorists launch a `` dirty bomb '' attack against London or another western capital , The Sunday Telegraph has learnt .

Security sources have disclosed that the belief amongst most intelligence agencies is that a chemical , biological , radiological or nuclear ( CBRN ) attack , using a so-called dirty bomb , is now inevitable .

The warning comes three weeks after 250 police officers stormed the home of two Muslim brothers in Forest Gate , east London , in the mistaken belief that they were attempting to develop a chemical bomb .

It follows growing concern among members of Britain 's intelligence and security hierarchy that if a CBRN attack took place in the City of London it would devastate Britain 's economy and severely damage the economies of Europe and America . ( Telegraph .co.uk , 25Jun06 , Sean Rayment ) ( Link )

I have completed the invoices for April, May and June and we owe Pasadena each month for a total of $3,615,910.62 .

I am waiting to hear back from Patti on May and June to make sure they are okay with her .

Do you want me to pay Pasadena on Friday for these months or do you want me to hold off until I finish July and August ?

Again , I do not have all of the information for July and August , so I can not give you any numbers .

I need to forecast the money today , so please let me know what you would like to do .

Thanks you so much for working on these as fast as you have - there was a priority in getting them out .

However , as you know , the less cash outlay that we have right now the better .

Lets wait and try to offset the amount we owe them with what they owe us - so I say wait until you get July and August done .

Patti is the one with the details , I 'm just the deal maker and do n't have access to any of the systems .

If I can get all of the information today , I can tell you this afternoon .

I understand from Janine that you or Patti can provide me with the detail that I need .

If I do n't know today , I can not pay Pasadena until next Thursday .

Iran purchased plans for building a nuclear reactor from A.Q. Khan .

Egypt has provided no evidence demonstrating the elimination of its biological warfare ability , which has existed since at least 1972 .

Even if Iran possesses these biological agents , it faces a significant challenge in their weaponization and delivery .

There are indications that Iran has been trying to acquire BW delivery systems .

The US government discloses intelligence information that Russian entities are involved in transferring WMD technology to Iran .

Iran took one step further in its attempts to acquire CW stockpiles .

The U.S. economy may be on the verge of falling back into recession after more than a year of half-hearted recovery that failed to generate either jobs or hope , according to economists .

After five years of easy credit , the Fed has reversed course , leaving no doubt about its commitment to fighting inflation in an economy that has finally started to gain momentum .

AUSTRIA , Once expected to waltz smoothly into the European Union , is elbowing its partners , treading on toes and pogo-dancing in a most un-Viennese manner .

QN : Did Austria encounter any difficulty in becoming a member of the EU ?

While Pakistan does not possess biological weapons ( BW ) , it has talented biomedical and biochemical scientists and well-equipped laboratories .

QN : Does Pakistan possess the technology to produce biological weapons ?

North Korea reportedly has cultures of the smallpox pathogen ( variola major ) .

There exists no evidence that Egypt has acquired biological weapons .

The stimulus package will jumpstart the economy and make sure it does n't slide into recession again .

Negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian authority have finally resumed .

Many roadblocks remain and progress is likely to be painful and slow .

QN : Are there any continuing impediments to progress in the negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian authority ?

China possesses nuclear weapons , a range of ballistic missile capabilities , and the ability to develop chemical and biological weapons .

A key uncertainty is how ongoing military modernization efforts will ultimately reshape China 's strategic nuclear capabilities , but U.S. deployments of missile defenses are likely to be a key variable .

Serious concerns remain about China 's proliferation of ballistic missile technology and its ability to control chemical items that could be used in the production of chemical weapons .

Improved export control laws and enforcement have addressed many ( but not all ) concerns about nuclear and chemical weapons - related proliferation .

China 's nuclear weapons program began in 1955 and culminated in a successful nuclear test in 1964 .

Since then , China has conducted 45 nuclear tests , including tests of thermonuclear weapons and a neutron bomb .

The series of nuclear tests in 1995 - 96 prior to China 's signature of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty ( CTBT ) may have resulted in a smaller and lighter warhead design for the new generation of intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs ) now under development .

China is estimated to have about 400 strategic and tactical nuclear weapons , and stocks of fissile material sufficient to produce a much larger arsenal .

China joined the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) in 1984 and acceded to the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in 1992 as a nuclear weapon state .

China provided nuclear reactors and technology to several countries in the 1980s and early 1990s , including design information and fissile material that reportedly helped Pakistan develop nuclear weapons .

Since the early 1990s , China has improved its export controls , including the promulgation of regulations on nuclear and nuclear dual - use exports and has pledged to halt exports of nuclear technology to un - safeguarded facilities .

In 2002 China ratified the IAEA Additional Protocol , the first and only nuclear weapons state to do so .

China is not , however , a member of the Australia Group ( AG ) , a voluntary supply - side export control regime focused on chemical and biological weapons , though the issuance of new export control regulations in 2002 has put Beijing 's export control policy fully in line with that of the AG .

While China has publicly declared to be consistently in compliance with the BTWC , past U.S. government reports have alleged that China not only has a small - scale offensive biological weapons program , but has also transferred controlled biological weapons - related items to nations of proliferation concern such as Iran .

China ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) in December 1996 , declaring two former chemical weapons ( CW ) production facilities that may have produced mustard gas and Lewisite .

Since 1997 , China has hosted 14 on - site inspections by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) .

Although China claims that it no longer possesses any CW stockpiles , the U.S. government believes that China has not revealed the full scope of its program .

China has signed a bilateral agreement with Japan to destroy CW that Japan abandoned in Chinese territory during World War II .

China has produced and deployed a wide range of ballistic missiles , ranging from short - range missiles to intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs ) .

China 's missiles are operated by the Second Artillery Corps , and include about 650 DF -11 ( M-11 ) and DF-15 ( M-9 ) missiles opposite Taiwan ; several dozens of DF -3 , DF -4 , and DF -21 medium - range missiles that can reach Japan , India , and Russia ; and 18-24 DF -5 ICBMs that can reach the United States and Europe .

A transition is currently underway from relatively inaccurate , liquid - fueled , silo / cave - based missiles ( DF-3 , DF -4 , DF -5 ) to more accurate , solid - fueled , mobile missiles ( DF-11 , DF-15 , and DF-21 , and a new ICBM [ the DF-31 ] and SLBM [ the JL-2 ] , which are currently under development ) .

China is replacing its older DF-5 missiles with new DF -5A variants , which may eventually be equipped with multiple warheads .

A key question is how U.S. deployment of ballistic missile defense ( formerly known as theater and national missile defense ) will affect the pace and scope of Chinese strategic modernization .

China transferred 36 DF-3 medium - range missiles to Saudi Arabia in 1988 , and supplied Pakistan with 34 M-11 short - range missiles in 1992 .

China has provided technology and expertise to the missile programs of several countries , including Pakistan , Iran , and North Korea .

China has not joined the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) , but has pledged to abide by its main parameters .

In November 2000 , China promised not to assist any country in the development of nuclear - capable ballistic missiles .

In August 2002 , China issued regulations and a control list restricting the export of missiles and missile technology .

Since 2004 , China has been engaged in consultation with the MTCR ; however , its application for membership has so far not been successful and suspicions , especially in the United States , about Chinese missile technology transfers remain .

China 's development of anti - satellite ( ASAT ) capabilities has also raised concerns about China 's missile and related military space program .

On 11 January 2007 , China successfully carried out a test of a direct ascent anti - satellite ( ASAT ) weapon , by using a ballistic missile to destroy an aging weather satellite in orbit approximately 500 miles above the Earth 's surface .

North Korea established a nuclear energy research complex at Yongbyon in 1964 and set up a Soviet research reactor at the site in mid-2002 . 

North Korea subsequently expanded the complex and built a number of new facilities , including a large plutonium reprocessing plant ( Radiochemistry Laboratory ) . 

North Korea signed the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons ( NPT ) in 1985 but did not submit to International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections until May 1992 . 

Discrepancies between North Korean declarations and IAEA inspection findings indicate that North Korea might have reprocessed enough plutonium for one or two nuclear weapons . 

According to a December 2001 National Intelligence Council report , the U.S. intelligence community ascertained in the mid-1990s that North Korea had produced one , possibly two , nuclear weapons . 

In mid-2002 , U.S. intelligence discovered that North Korea had been receiving materials from Pakistan for a highly enriched uranium production facility . 

In October 2002 , the U.S. State Department informed North Korea that the U.S. was aware of this program , which is a violation of Pyongyang 's nonproliferation commitments . 

North Korean officials initially denied the existence of such a program , but then acknowledged it . 

The U.S. responded by announcing in November 2002 that it would suspend heavy fuel oil shipments being provided under the terms of the Agreed Framework , which had led North Korea to freeze its plutonium production facilities . 

Pyongyang then declared the following month that it was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , ostensibly to generate electricity . 

In late December 2002 , North Korean technicians broke seals and disabled cameras that had been installed by the IAEA in order to monitor the freeze . 

North Korea expelled IAEA inspectors on 31 December 2002 , curtailing the Agency 's capacity to monitor Pyongyang 's nuclear activities . 

The IAEA has not been able to verify the completeness and correctness of North Korea 's initial declaration submitted in 1992 , and the Agency cannot verify whether fissile material has been diverted to military use . 

On 10 January 2003 , North Korea declared its withdrawal from the NPT . 

The treaty requires a 90-day waiting period , but Pyongyang claimed the withdrawal was effective immediately because 89 days had transpired in 1993 when North Korea initially announced its intention to withdraw before `` suspending its intention to withdraw from the treaty . '' 

In late February 2003 , North Korea restarted its 5WW(e) reactor , and in March , reports indicated that technicians were active at the Radiochemistry Laboratory , and on 2 October , the North Korean Foreign Ministry declared that the reprocessing of 8,000 spent fuel rods had been completed `` to increase its nuclear deterrent force . '' 

On 12 May 2003 , North Korea declared that the `` Joint Declaration of the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula '' of 20 January 1992 was no longer valid because of `` violations by the United States '' [ Note : the U.S was not a signatory ] . 

Estimates vary on how soon North Korea could begin operating a uranium enrichment plant , but North Korea probably could not produce significant quantities of weapons-grade HEU until the end of the decade . 

In April 2003 , Egyptian customs officials intercepted 22 tons of aluminum tubing from Germany that would likely have been used for a pilot cascade of about 100-200 gas centrifuges , which indicates North Korea is probably not yet ready to begin operation of a large-scale plant . 

North Korea has reportedly established a facility to produce UF6 at the Yongbyon nuclear complex , which gives Pyongyang the capability to produce the stock of uranium hexafluoride ( UF6 ) gas to feed the cascades of centrifuges in a large-scale plant . 

Since April 2003 , multilateral talks have been held in Beijing to resolve the nuclear crisis . 

All parties have agreed that they seek a non - nuclear Korean peninsula , but it remains unclear how this objective will be achieved .

All parties have agreed that they seek a non-nuclear Korean peninsula , but it remains unclear how this objective will be achieved . 

During 19-21 April 2004 , North Korean National Defense Commission Chairman Kim Jong Il visited China and reportedly told Chinese President Hu Jintao that `` the DRPK side will continue to adopt a patient and flexible manner and actively participate in the six-party talks process , and make its own contributions to the progress of the talks . '' 

During 19-21 April 2004 , North Korean National Defense Commission Chairman Kim Jong Il visited China and reportedly told Chinese President Hu Jintao that `` the DRPK side will continue to adopt a patient and flexible manner and actively participate in the six - party talks process , and make its own contributions to the progress of the talks . ''

The United States is insisting on the `` complete , verifiable and irreversible dismantlement ( CVID) ) '' of the North Korean nuclear program before addressing North Korean security and economic concerns . 

Although Pyongyang acceded to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1970s , North Korea is suspected of having a biological weapon ( BW ) program . 

Production of biological weapon agents appears to have begun in the early 1980s . 

To date , North Korea has likely developed and produced anthrax bacteria , botulinum toxin , and plague bacteria . 

North Korea 's chemical weapon ( CW ) production capability is estimated to be about 4,500 tons per year , though this could increase to 12,000 tons per year in case of war . 

North Korea appears to have emphasized the weaponization of mustard , phosgene , sarin , and V-type chemical agents . 

Reports indicate that North Korea has some 12 CW facilities where raw chemicals , precursors , and actual agents are produced and / or stored , and six major storage depots for CW ordnance . 

North Korea also has placed thousands of artillery systems -- including multiple launch rocket systems that are particularly effective for CW delivery -- within reach of the Demilitarized Zone ( DMZ ) and Seoul . 

Pyongyang has not signed the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) . 

North Korea began its missile development program in the 1970s and tested an `` indigenous '' Scud-B ballistic missile in April 1984 . 

Pyongyang subsequently produced the 500 km - range Scud-C , the 800 km - range Scud-D , and a 1300 km - range missile known as the Nodong . 

In August 1998 , North Korea flight-tested the Paektusan-1 ( Taepodong-1 ) in a failed attempt to place a small satellite into earth orbit . 

North Korea is continuing to develop the so-called `` Taepodong-2 , '' which is estimated to have intercontinental range . 

The Taepodong-2 has not been flight-tested , but U.S. intelligence analysts believe it could be ready for testing at any time . Pyongyang has deployed as many as 600 - 750 ballistic missiles , including about 175 - 200 Nodongs . 

In December 2002 , Spanish and American naval forces intercepted a North Korean ship loaded with Scud missiles , but then allowed the ship to proceed to deliver the missiles to Yemen . 

There were rumors in 2003 of Burmese plans to purchase ballistic missiles from North Korea , but it is unclear whether any transactions have been completed . 

In late January 2004 , North Korea and Nigeria reportedly agreed to a missile deal , but Nigeria backed out of the agreement in early February under U.S. pressure . 

North Korea has exported missiles , missile components , and technology to Egypt , Iran , Libya , Pakistan , Syria , and Yemen . 

In September 1999 , Pyongyang agreed to a moratorium on missile flight tests and later announced that it would maintain the moratorium until at least 2003 . 

`` The General Assembly should set aside money for a new state health lab , millions of doses of antiviral drugs and a fund to help meet basic needs after a disaster , a legislative panel recommended Thursday .

The General Assembly has worked to improve its response to potential terrorist attacks after the Sept. 11, 2001 , attacks and the ensuing anthrax scares .

More than half of the money sought -- $89 million -- would go toward the construction of a state public health laboratory and Office of the Chief Medical Examiner . '' ( The News and Observer , 21Apr06 , AP )

`` Rhode Island is preparing itself for a major hurricane or other natural disaster , state and local officials testified at a field hearing of the Senate Homeland Security Committee Thursday , including establishing interoperable communications systems and community evacuation plans .

But , Gov . Donald Carcieri , Providence Mayor David Cicilline and others told Chairwoman Susan Collins of Maine and Rhode Island Sen . Lincoln Chafee , they need more federal money , they need it to come faster when disaster strikes and they need a steady stream they know they can rely on from year to year .

Part of the answer , Chafee said , might be giving more flexibility with the money , rather than more funds , Chafee suggested after the hearing .

The state and localities , Chafee said , sometimes get mandated to use federal homeland security funds for decontamination or preparation for bioterrorism , when the money might be better spent putting together a communications systems that would let first responders such as police , fire and rescue from different communities communicate with each other more easily. '' ( Pawtucket Times , 21Apr06 , Jim Baron ) ( Link )

`` More than 300 people participated Wednesday in a mock drill to deal with the aftermath of an anthrax attack .

The attack , medical personnel and volunteer `` patients '' were told , occurred at a mythical April Fool's Day parade in Dublin , said Laurice Bentley , risk communication specialist for the South Central Health District .

The attackers were environmental terrorists upset about a new industry coming to town .

The essence of the drill was to test how quickly a mass amount of medicine and treatment could be delivered to the public .

' I think , overall , things went very well , ' said Lawton Davis , head of the South Central Health District .

' Though about 350 people participated in the drill , about 500 patients were actually processed because many participants went through multiple times , with varying symptoms each time .

Jennifer McLeod , a registered nurse and instructor at HGTC , acted as a patient in the drill .

Having worked as a nurse , she decided to throw the personnel a few curves .

She told them she was 12 weeks pregnant , had HIV and was hemorrhaging .

She thought the workers handled it all well. '' ( Macon.com , 20Apr06 , Wayne Crenshaw ) ( Link )

Reduction in beds puts city [ Sydney ] at risk : hospital official

`` Sydney Hospital 's capacity has been run down to the point where half - a - million people living and working in the city have been left far more exposed to the consequences of a terrorist attack or a bird flu outbreak , a hospital administrator has warned .

The chairman of the Department of Medicine at Sydney Hospital , John Graham , told a biosecurity workshop last week that he had appealed to the Federal Government to remove the hospital from state control and declare it a ' national security hospital ' .

The biosecurity workshop , which looked at threats from infectious diseases and bioterrorism , was sponsored by the University of Sydney . '' ( Sydney Morning Herald , 22Apr06 , Deborah Snow ) ( Link )

[ Mississippi ] National Guard Prepares For Hurricane Season [ and Chemical Terrorism ]

`` A deadly - chemical exercise sent nearly 100 national guardsmen and women into action Wednesday morning .

The test is what to do when a deadly sarin gas has been released in a meeting room infecting dozens .

Soldiers wore chemical suits , scanned the area and eventually neutralized the threat. '' ( TheJacksonChannel.com , 20Apr06 , Greg Flynn ) ( Link )

`` Four Aberdeen Proving Ground employees were taken to a local hospital yesterday after a report of a chemical leak , the third incident in about a week during which workers were at risk of exposure to lethal substances at the Army base in Harford County .

None of the workers was injured in the incident , the second at the Edgewood Chemical Biological Center , a 1.5 million - square - foot research and engineering facility within APG for chemical and biological defense .

The center 's director pledged a thorough review of safety procedures .

Yesterday 's incident involved phosgene , a toxic industrial chemical used as a choking agent in World War I and to make plastics and pesticides. '' ( Baltimore Sun , 21Apr06 , Justin Fenton ) ( Link )

United States Helps Uzbekistan Secure Dangerous Nuclear Materials : Energy agency announces completion of secret uranium transfer back to Russia

`` Four secret transfers of 63 kilograms of highly enriched uranium from a research laboratory in Uzbekistan to a secure Russian reprocessing facility were completed April 19 by the U.S. Department of Energy 's National Nuclear Security Administration ( NNSA ) .

' These shipments of highly enriched uranium spent fuel are part of NNSA 's efforts to make sure this type of material does n't fall into the wrong hands , ' NNSA Administrator Linton F. Brooks said in an April 20 press release .

The transfer - part of the Global Threat Reduction Initiative ( GTRI ) , a nonproliferation effort that secures high-risk nuclear and radiological materials and equipment around the world - resulted from a cooperative effort by the United States , Uzbekistan , Kazakhstan and Russia , as well as coordination through the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) . '' ( News Blaze , 21Apr06 ) ( Link )

The 2nd Cavalry Regiment [ at Fort Lewis ] recently received three vehicles that can detect radiation or biological and chemical hazards while keeping the soldiers safe inside .

The eight - wheeled vehicles , developed to fill a gap between infantry soldiers driving Humvees and tanks , is the Army 's next step in becoming a future fighting force .

' There 's a lot of smart sensors that take away the ( guesswork ) of the soldiers , ' said Bruce Baldwin , the U.S. Army Chemical School 's lead trainer for new systems. '' ( The Olympian Online , 20Apr06 , Christian Hill ) ( Link )

`` India and the US have agreed to respond to counter - terrorism assistance requests expeditiously and collaborate to upgrade preparedness and capability to deal with terrorism .

This was decided at the two - day meeting of the India - US Joint Working Group on Counterterrorim , which ended today .

The two countries decided to advance cooperation in the areas of bioterrorism , aviation security , biometrics , cyber - security and terrorism , WMD - terrorism , terrorist finance and money laundering and violent extremism , a release issued by the Embassy of India said .

The U.S. delegation was led by Ambassador Henry Crumpton , Coordinator for Counterterrorism , at the State Department `` ( Outlook India , 21Apr06, PTI ) http://www.outlookindia.com/pti_print.asp ? id=379468

`` Every day , about 350 trucks carrying trash from Canada come into Michigan to dump it in our landfills .

The U.S. Bureau of Customs and Border Protection has no effective way to screen or inspect these trash trucks as they enter Michigan , and the potential consequences of this security gap are immense .

The Department of Homeland Security ( DHS ) recently completed a study , conducted in response to a request I [ Carl Levin ] made with Senator Debbie Stabenow and Rep . John Dingell that bluntly acknowledges the security risk these trucks pose .

The DHS report describes the three methods currently used by customs officials to inspect the trucks : a Radiation Portal Monitor to detect the presence of radiation , a Vehicle and Cargo Inspection System screening that creates an image similar to an X-ray , and physical inspections .

The X-ray image produced is nothing more than a large amorphous black mass. I fear that for every trash truck caught carrying contraband into Michigan , many more get through undetected with drugs , medical waste or other illegal material .

Ignoring the possibility that these trucks could be used by terrorists to transport biological or chemical weapons is irresponsible .

18 BILL : Um , tonight , ah , when you finish your normal QF , so for hour ending one -

8 RICH : 'Cause the - the schedule I just got over here - well , you know what it says .

20 RICH : Yeah , and whatever adjustment he makes today , is probably - tonight , is probably not gon na work , so we 're probably gon na have to check it tomorrow afternoon again .

Almost every assignment is a challenge in a different way and it never seems to get easier .

I often feel as if I only get half the story sometimes , so I typically do a massive amount of reporting that is most often much more than I will ever need .

I think that is why I welcomed doing a book -- it gives one the ability to use so much of what is left on the cutting room floor of daily journalism .

Think of all the good stuff we all collect daily in our reporting that we never add to stories .

Most often reporters recount these tales with each other and with their sources rather than share them with the general public .

Much of it , of course , using the standards of top newspapers , can not be used since it is largely gossip we are repeating , although it certainly could make for some very good stories .

I often wonder when a really great fictional book will be written about this era ( probably decades and decades hence as it is too close ) .

In any case , there certainly is no lack of information available about the moguls of technology now as they all become our current pop icons .

I would posit that Bill and Michael and Steve and Jerry have become the Madonnas of the current age of stock market mania and celebration of the entrepreneur .

So the shift in the image of Gates has been an interesting one for me to watch .

The smart-boy technologist is now being painted as the whiny bully .

I personally always thought it was a risk to pin the image of Microsoft on just one man -- at AOL , for example , there was a conscious effort to develop other `` characters , '' for lack of a better word .

So there , while you think of Case , you also think of Pittman and Leonsis and increasingly a range of other executives .

Steve Ballmer , of course , is now getting a lot more attention at Microsoft , but it still seems to be Bill 's show over there .

While I did not attend the trial -- I was lucky to be able to read your highly amusing and informative dispatches , several of which made me spit up my lunch laughing -- it certainly seemed as if the image of Bill Gates took a beating and the insular culture of Microsoft did not look so good .

That 's ironic , since I think it was just that insularity that helped them , much in the same way that AOL has benefited from being in the Virginia suburbs rather than in Silicon Valley .

AOL would never have existed if it had been founded here , I am sure , since its employees would have been mocked into obscurity by the digerati .

Out in the D.C. area , they looked positively exciting next to all the government-oriented contractors .

I wonder if that means geography is destiny , and it 's still location , location , location .

From where I am sitting , I think the Microsoft trial has been the really obvious turning point between the computer era and the digital age .

I think it almost does not matter what the judge does since it 's clear that the balance of power is shifting again , although it not clear where it will land .

Or will it be none of them because the Internet allows and encourages a plethora of strong companies and a complex interconnection of businesses where none are allowed to dominate ?

I always use two simple words when people tell me that one company -- whether it is AOL or Microsoft or Disney -- is in charge of all our destinies : Babylon was .

That incredible empire dominated the world and I imagine it did not seem possible to people living then that anyone could loosen that empire 's grip on humanity .

Now I am getting way too philosophical , but this is my final missive , so why not ?

Perhaps you could hasten a prediction of where this is all going .

As for me , I 'll stick with my philosophy of reporting and , I guess , life -- nobody knows .

StatesWest Airlines withdrew its offer to acquire Mesa Airlines .

Thirty-two of the 159 U.N. members were honoring the sanctions against Iraq .

Sardar Patel faced imprisonment for the first time when he was assisting Gandhiji in the Salt Satyagraha .

Milton Roy disclosed in May that it was approached for a possible acquisition by Thermo Electron .

President Clinton and Blair will stand together on arresting the terrorists suspected of blowing up Pan Am flight 103 over Scotland .

The Administration is trying to decide whether Saddam Hussein has WMD .

Although Iran 's economy is not flourishing , unemployment is high and there is a low level of internal unrest concerning the restrictive nature of the Islamic government , ballistic missile and weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) development continue to receive very high commitments of financial and material resources -- and will likely do so for the foreseeable future .

The development of ballistic missiles and long - range artillery rockets within Iran has proceeded in a relatively steady , logical , and predictable manner .

Today , it possesses the second largest ( behind the Democratic People's Republic of Korea -- DPRK ) ballistic missile force in the third world and is near to developing a space launch vehicle and medium - range and intercontinental ballistic missiles that could threaten Europe and the continental United States .

This is an ominous development since there is little doubt that Iran perceives the ballistic missile to be the delivery system of choice for nuclear weapons .

Iran currently possesses the capability to employ ballistic missiles and/or long - range artillery rockets against its regional neighbors , Israel , and US forces deployed in the region .

Given favorable conditions , Iran is currently on track to be able to extend its ballistic missile capabilities to include Southern Europe , North Africa , and South Asia by 2005 - 2010 and possibly the continental United States by 2015 .

These estimates could be somewhat accelerated or easily delayed dependent upon a host of international and domestic factors that can not be accurately predicted .

A large number of Iran 's ballistic missiles and / or long - range artillery rocket systems currently possess the capability to deliver conventional high explosive , submunition , chemical , biological and radiological dispersion warheads .

Given a favorable set of circumstances , Iran could achieve a true nuclear weapons delivery capability within the next five years .

The development of ballistic missiles and long - range artillery rockets within Iran can be divided into three broad chronological stages : Pre - revolution ( 1977 - 1979 ) ; Post - revolution and the war with Iraq ( 1980 - 1988 ) ; and Post War ( 1989 - Present ) .

This development has been strongly influenced by a number of interrelated factors , all of which have varied considerably in importance over time .

These include , but are not limited to : Necessities of war and the short distance to Iraqi strategic targets .

Quantity and quality of missiles and missile - related technology acquired , size and experience of the indigenous missile - related manpower pool .

Desire to possess the capability to strike directly at Israel and US military facilities within South Asia .

The origins of the Iranian missile program date back to the late 1970s and the last years that the Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi ruled Iran .

In July 1977 , Iranian Vice Minister of War General H. Toufanian traveled to Israel and met with Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Minister of Defense Ezer Weizmann .

Among a number of joint Israeli - Iranian military projects discussed at these meetings was `` Project Flower . ''

This project was focused on the development of a longer ranged ( 150 - 200 km ) and more heavily armed version of the Israeli Gabriel anti - ship missile ( not as sometimes reported with the development of a ballistic missile based upon Israeli Jericho surface - to - surface missile technology ) .

It is possible , however , that this subject was discussed , since General Toufanian apparently attended a test - launch of a Jericho missile .

Also discussed at these meetings was an Iranian interest in extending Project Flower to include a future submarine launched variant and Iranian concerns over missile and nuclear developments in India and Pakistan .

The following year , Iran made a down payment for Project Flower by providing Israel with $280 million worth of oil .

To support this project , a team of Iranian experts began construction of a missile assembly facility near Sirjan , in south central Iran , and a missile test range near Rafsanjan .

During February 1979 , the Imperial Iranian regime of the Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi collapsed , and along with it died Project Flower .

At the time of the Islamic fundamentalist revolution in 1979 , Iran had no long - range artillery rocket or ballistic missile capabilities to speak of .

This situation remained essentially unchanged through the following year when Iraq launched its invasion .

Thus began a see-saw race with Iraq for superiority in these weapons .

Iran , however , lost both the ballistic missile race and arguably the war , which only served to reinforce its desire to possess and produce ballistic missiles .

In 1982 , as the war dragged on into its second year , Iraqi operations entered a new phase in which it expanded the use of FROG-7As strikes and the first employment ( three attacks in 1982 ) of the Scud-B short - range ballistic missile ( SRBM ) to strike at the Iranian strategic rear .

The casualties caused by these attacks and the Iranian inability to respond in kind resulted in an effort to acquire long - range artillery rockets and ballistic missiles -- especially the Scud-B . Iran also established several indigenous ballistic missile and rocket programs .

The acquisition effort was thwarted from its inception by a number of significant factors .

The Soviet Union was then supplying Iraq with the Scud-B and those countries to which the Soviets had previously sold Scud-Bs were under contract not to transfer them to third parties .

Negotiations with both countries are believed to have begun during early 1983 .

Sometime during 1984 , Iran successfully concluded a secret agreement with Libya for the purchase of a small number of MAZ-543P transporter - erector launchers ( TELs ) and Scud-B missiles .

By the end of 1982 , there appears to have been four major components -- indigenous design and production of crude artillery rockets , the indigenous design and production of a artillery rocket comparable to the FROG-7A , the acquisition of Scud-B missiles , and the reverse engineering and production of the Scud-B. The greatest obstacle to developing any indigenous capabilities was the status of the Ministry of Defense 's Defense Industries Organization ( DIO ) , and later Islamic Revolution Guard Corps ( IRGC ) Construction Jihad , industrial infrastructure .

As these components developed over the years , they would actually consist of a series of concurrent programs pursued semi - independently by the Air Force , DIO , and the IRGC Construction Jihad .

It was during this period that Iran also approached both the DPRK and People's Republic of China ( PRC ) seeking missile technology and tactical ballistic missiles in the Scud-B class .

At that time , neither country possessed a system of the type requested by Iran .

The DPRK , however , had acquired small numbers of Scud-Bs ( i.e. , R-17Es ) from Egypt and was pursuing a multifaceted missile research and development program .

The goal was to produce both reverse - engineered and extended - range variants of the R-17E known as the Hwasong-5 and the Hwasong-6 , respectively .

As a result of the 1984 agreement with Libya , approximately two MAZ-543P TELs and 20 Scud-B missiles are believed to have reached Iran during January or February 1985 .

Upon arrival , the missiles were assigned to a newly created battalion - sized missile unit of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps ( IRGC ) Air Force , whose personnel had received preliminary training in both Libya and Syria .

On 12 March 1985 , Iran conducted its first ballistic missile attack against Iraq , when at 0240 hours , troops launched a Libyan supplied Scud-B at Kirkuk .

This was followed two days later by an early morning attack on the Iraqi capital of Baghdad .

The Iranians identified the unit that conducted these attacks as the Khatam ol-Anbya ( a.k.a. , Khatam- ul-Anbia , `` Seal of the Prophets '' ) missile unit .

During the next three months , both sides conducted a small - scale `` War of the Cities , '' with Iran launching missiles at Baghdad and Iraq countering with Scud-B missile attacks upon number of Iranian border cities .

As a result of a cease-fire agreement in early June , the first `` War of the Cities '' came to an end and neither side is reported to have launched any missiles for the remainder of the year .

Two weeks after the cease-fire , Hashemi-Rafsanjani led a high - level delegation to the PRC and DPRK .

In both countries , Hashemi - Rafsanjani secured increased military assistance and agreements to sell Iranian missiles and engage in bilateral missile technology exchanges .

Specifically , during the visit to the PRC , he secured a PRC agreement in the following missile - related areas : The delivery of HY-1 silkworm and HY-2 seersucker coastal defense missiles beginning in 1986 and assistance in establishing an assembly facility for these missiles .

The visit to the DPRK was equally fruitful , and he secured DPRK assistance in the following missile - related areas : The delivery of HN-5A SAMs and assistance in establishing an assembly facility for these and the HQ-1/2 SAMs .

Long - term assistance in the establishment of a factories to manufacture the HN-5A and HQ-2 .

Assistance in the establishment of a factory to assemble the DPRK Scud variant missiles .

Beginning in June 1986 , Iran initiated isolated Scud-B attacks against Baghdad and Kirkuk .

By the end of 1986 , Iran had launched an additional eight missiles , bringing its total of Scud- Bs fired against Iraq to approximately 22 .

Sometime in June 1987 , Iran concluded a follow-on arms agreement worth an estimated $500 million with the DPRK .

The agreement called for the supply of Hwasong-5 missiles , TELs , and HY-1 silkworm coastal defense missiles , and assistance in establishing first an assembly and then production capability for the Hwasong-5 in Iran .

The exact details of the agreement are unknown ; however , it is estimated to have consisted of approximately 90 - 100 missiles and an estimated six TELs .

Within Iran , the Hwasong-5 was designated the Shehab-1 ( `` meteor '' or `` shooting star '' ) .

Upon arrival the missiles were assigned to the Missile Unit of the IRGC Air Force , which appears to have been expanded to brigade size and been responsible for all Scud operations against Iraq .

In 1987 , the Missile Unit of the IRGC Air Force fired 18 Shehab-1 missiles , increasing to 40 the total number launched against Iraq to date .

This probably depleted their inventory of missiles obtained from Libya and Syria .

Progress within the Shehab-1 program was relatively steady and during early 1988 , Iranian officials claimed that the missile had entered production .

In 1988 , Colonel Rahimi , First Deputy Minister of Defense , stated `` ... We have also succeeded in manufacturing missiles with a range of 320km . ''

This 320km range is the range of the Shehab-1 ( i.e. , Hwasong-5 ) and is slightly greater than the 280km of the standard Scud-B. It is unlikely that the Iranians manufactured these missiles , but rather they were assembled from components provided by the DPRK .

It appears that it would n't be until the early 1990s that Iran would advance from assembly to production of the Shehab-1 .

In the early morning hours of 29 February 1988 , Iran -- in its largest missile attack of the war to date -- launched three Shehab-1s against Baghdad .

Iraq quickly responded that afternoon , launching five of its new long - range al-Husayn missiles against Tehran .

Iran 's ability to conduct these attacks was primarily the result of two factors .

Second , it had enlarged its Shehab-1 , Oghab ( a 40km artillery rocket ) , and Shahin II ( a large caliber 20km artillery rocket ) inventory during 1987 .

From this point on , the number of Shehab-1 and Oghab launches quickly declined as Iran depleted its inventory .

For a variety of reasons , Iraq -- feeling victorious -- declared a unilateral cease-fire on 21 April 1988 .

The Iranians tacitly agreed and the War of the Cities was over .

During the 52 days of the War of the Cities , approximately 532 rockets and missiles had been launched by both sides .

Iran launched approximately 339 ( 80 Shehab-1s , 253 Oghabs , and 6 Shahin-IIs ) and Iraq launched about 193 ( 189 al-Husayns and 4 Scud-Bs ) .

Within four months of the end of the second War of the Cities , and following a continuing string of Iraqi victories ( most notably on the Fao Peninsula ) , Iran sued for peace .

Iran had not only been defeated on the battlefield , it had , more significantly , been defeated at home .

Building upon the foundations established during the war , Iran 's missile and long - range artillery rocket programs were reorganized during the late 1980s and have developed along two broad paths -- solid - fueled and liquid - fueled systems .

Sometime during 1988 , it is believed that the PRC agreed to assist Iran modernize and expand its facilities at Parchin and Semnan to enable the design and manufacture of solid fuel artillery rockets and missiles of indigenous design .

Initially it was believed that these facilities would eventually assemble and then produce the M-9/DF-15 and M-11/DF-11 .

As part of this effort , agreements were reportedly concluded between Iran and the PRC during 1991, 1992 , and 1993 to provide Iran with technology , components , and complete M-9/11 missiles .

Available information suggests that , with the exception of possibly one - two prototypes , the PRC has not delivered complete M-9/11 missiles to Iran .

PRC - US agreements have apparently been the primary reason for the missiles not being delivered .

As a result of these agreements , the PRC refocused its efforts on assisting Iran with its indigenous short - range solid fuel systems .

This assistance has included the sale of production and missile component technologies , training of personnel , construction of the Shahrud Missile Test Facility , and the assembly and production of the M-7 ( a.k.a. , CSS-8 , 8610 or B610 ) .

This effort quickly floundered for a variety of reasons and was refocused on the assembly and maintenance of the DPRK produced Scud-B/Hwasong-5 -- known locally as the Shehab-1 .

These programs rely heavily upon DPRK and Russian technology and assistance .

Although since the late 1990s , DPRK technology and assistance have been declining as Russian has been increasing .

More advance liquid fuel programs include the Shehab-4 and Shehab-5 .

These programs are believed to rely heavily upon the assistance from numerous Russian and Eastern European entities .

During mid - 2001 , Iran is reported to have initiated a comprehensive review and reorganization of its diverse rocket and missile development programs .

This effort is believed to have been initiated in an effort to prioritize and rationalize the entire development and production infrastructure and reduce costs .

How this will affect the various programs is presently unclear .

Other sources suggest that while Iran is receiving assistance from both the PRC and DPRK with their missile programs , the two countries are working independently , but in coordination .

While the level of assistance provided by Russian entities since the early 1990s is significant , it is presently unclear as to the level of cooperation and coordination among the various Russian , PRC , and DPRK entities within Iran .

In addition , Iran has made a concerted effort to lure back scientists and technical experts who fled the country at the time of the Islamic revolution .

These personnel have the potential to bring back a tremendous wealth of technical expertise and experience .

By 2000 , Iran 's ballistic missile effort would become the `` ... the largest in the Middle East ... '' and would rival that of the DPRK in size and scope .

As of late 2003 , Iran possesses the second largest ballistic missile force in the third world ( behind that of the DPRK ) and is on the verge of developing a space launch vehicle and intercontinental ballistic missiles .

Since the start of 2004 till the present , Iran has proved that it will not give up on developing its nascent missile production programs .

In early 2004 , Iran announced the inauguration of a new liquid - fuel Ra 'ad missile , and initiated production facilities for the short - range , image - guided Kosar missile .

The United States has cited numerous cases of Iran receiving assistance in its missile production from countries such as North Korea and Russia , and has even placed sanctions on private companies for aiding Iran .

Iranian Defense and Foreign Ministry officials continue to defend Iran 's right to protect itself from potential threats in the region , while denying any ill intent towards countries such as the United States .

As of early September 2004 , Iran was cited as testing its Shehab-3 missile for a second time , further proving its persistence to test and develop its extended range missile capabilities .

US officials ' growing concerns about Iran 's pursuit of weapons of mass destruction capabilities were heightened by the latest test of the Shehab-3 on October 20 .

This test occurred just days before a meeting was to take place between Iran and European officials to discuss Iran 's nuclear program .

The test appeared to be Iran 's message to the international community that it can not and will not be bullied .

Iran currently possesses the capability to employ ballistic missiles and/or long - range artillery rockets against its regional neighbors , Israel and US forces deployed in the region .

A large number of these systems currently possess the capability to delivery chemical , biological or radiological dispersion warheads .

If conditions remain favorable , it will be able to extend the reach of its ballistic missile forces to include Southern Europe , North Africa , and South Asia by 2005 - 2010 and possibly the continental United States by 2015 .

A true nuclear weapons delivery capability could be obtained within the next five years .

Any one of a host of international or domestic factors , however , could accelerate or delay these developments .

Iran believes that a strong missile force is critical to its security and acts as a deterrent to foreign ( especially US ) aggression .

This concept was clearly articulated by Iranian Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani on 7 February 1999 when he stated , `` Iraq would have undoubtedly not attacked us 20 years ago if we he had then the power we have now ... .Because of our deterrent power , Israel 's threatening rhetoric against us has also decreased lately . ''

Available information suggests that Iran has a current ballistic missile inventory of 325 - 550 systems : 200 - 300 Shehab-1 , 100 - 150 Shehab-2 , 25 - 100 Shehab-3 , and 1 - 5 Shehab-4/5 prototypes .

The relative numbers of Shehab-1 and Shehab-2 systems could change in favor of the Shehab-2 if Iran undertakes to upgrade the earlier systems to Shehab-2 configuration .

These totals could quickly be increased should Iran make the decision to either purchase additional systems from the DPRK or accelerate Shehab-3 production .

Although information is sparse , Iran is believed to field the equivalent of two surface - to - surface missile brigades .

It consists of approximately four - six Shehab-2 TELs and four - eight Shehab-3 MELs and is believed to be organized with one - two Shehab-2 and one - two Shehab-3 battalions .

Each brigade is believed to have an operational test and evaluation responsibility for its respective missile systems .

It is likely that a third brigade equipped with the Shehab-3 will be formed by 2005 .

There may also exist a small number of independent Shehab-2 or -3 units of battalion size .

US - led Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom -- while first reducing and then eliminating the military threat from Iraq -- have also crystallized within the Iranian military and political leadership the concepts on ballistic and cruise missiles and long - range artillery rockets : they are essential tools on the modern battlefield ; key elements in regional power status and prestige ; and essential to deter Israel and the United States from aggressive actions against Iran .

Primary among these are : The continued willingness of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ( DPRK ) , the People's Republic of China ( PRC ) , and Russia to provide Iran with both missiles and missile - related technology that at the very least exceed the intentions of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) .

This has been complemented , to a lesser extent , by the willingness of other nations ( e.g. , Libya and Syria ) to cooperate within the realm of ballistic missile development .

Development of both an indigenous missile design and production capability , and the evolution of a strategic doctrine that foresees Iran as a regional superpower , `` ... a missile power second only to the superpowers , '' and a `` ... center ... '' for other third world nations seeking missile capabilities .

Iran 's ballistic missile capabilities are complemented by extensive nuclear , biological , and chemical weapons programs , which themselves are the recipients of significant foreign assistance .

The missile site in Tehran appears to be a network of related facilities , apparently located at Fajr Air Base , east of Tehran .

China is believed to have assisted in the construction of a ballistic missile plant where scientists carry out research using Russian SS-4 ballistic missile technology and produce other ballistic missile technologies .

There also appears to be a Chinese - built ballistic missile test range as part of the facilities in Tehran .

In addition , it is probable that there is a facility that researches , develops and produces Chinese C-802 Saccade missiles .

At that same time , American 11 had its last routine communication with the ground when it acknowledged navigational instructions from the FAA 's air traffic control ( ATC ) center in Boston .

That message and all subsequent attempts to contact the flight were not acknowledged .

At 8:41 , in American 's operations center , a colleague told Marquis that the air traffic controllers declared Flight 11 a hijacking and `` think he 's [ American 11 ] headed toward Kennedy [ airport in New York City ] .

Finally , a passenger reported that an announcement had been made by the `` pilot '' that the plane had been hijacked .

During the first broadcast , the captain or first officer could be heard declaring `` Mayday '' amid the sounds of a physical struggle in the cockpit .

At the same time , New York Center declared `` ATC zero '' -meaning that aircraft were not permitted to depart from , arrive at , or travel through New York Center 's airspace until further notice .

At 9:27 , after having been in the air for 45 minutes , United 93 acknowledged a transmission from the Cleveland Center controller .

The Region Commander has declared that we can shoot down aircraft that do not respond to our direction .

It had been publicly declared years earlier , most notably in a declaration faxed early in 1998 to an Arabic-language newspaper in London .

Wildfires in California continued to spread on Tuesday , having burned more than 140,000 acres of land throughout the state and caused an estimated US$13 million worth of damage .

Emergency crews said they were hopeful that they would be able to control the fire .

Currently , twenty-two percent of the blaze is contained , rising from only five percent as little as a day ago .

Changing weather conditions also helped firefighting efforts , as temperature in the area fell to 90 degrees Fahrenheit , down from over a hundred degrees on Monday .

'' I 'm feeling a lot more optimistic today than I did yesterday .

The crews are doing fabulous work out there on the ground , but the bottom line is that they 're fighting for every foot , '' Dietrich said on Tuesday .

In a statement , Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said that `` [ his administration ] is working around the clock to ensure that our brave men and women working on the fires front lines have the resources needed to respond and beat back these fires as quickly as possible . ''

'' We have the toughest and best-trained firefighters in the world fighting to protect public safety and property .

I am confident in the state 's response as these fires continue to burn throughout California , '' he said .

Two firefighters were killed in the blaze on Sunday , after fires burnt their vehicle on front lines .

Over 10,000 residents have evacuated areas threatened by the flames .

A few months ago you received a letter from me telling the success stories of people who got jobs with Goodwill 's help .

Here 's another story of success from what might seem like an unlikely source : Goodwill 's controller , Juli .

She tells me that the 3,666 people we helped find jobs in 1998 earned approximately $ 49 million dollars .

In addition to that , by helping them find jobs , Goodwill reduced the state 's Public Support tab by an estimated $ 4 million .

Your gift to Goodwill will help us do even more this year because your gift will be used to directly support our work .

Goodwill finds jobs for people with mental and physical disabilities .

After Maureen 's job coach taught her how to do her job in a restaurant , we helped Maureen step out of the shadow sometimes cast over people with physical and mental disabilities and find a fulfilling job smack dab in the middle of society .

Sherry learned through our Future Works class that she could rise out of the mire of the welfare system and support her family .

At Goodwill she gained in self - confidence , in her vision of her future and in the job skills she needed to find and keep a good job .

`` Coming to Goodwill was the first step toward my becoming totally independent .

Cornell found a number of employment options that he never dreamed existed after a work - site injury forced him out of his job at a foundry .

He trained in desktop publishing and combined his enthusiastic work ethic with new - found skills in a burgeoning industry .

After a lifetime of trials , Donna not only earned her GED at Goodwill , she earned a job here .

I wanted to be there ... I had my second chance to change my life . ''

Your gift to Goodwill will help the many people who want to tell their own stories of success .

Please use the enclosed envelope to give a generous gift to Goodwill today !

For every dollar donated to Goodwill in 1998 , we helped our `` graduates '' earn an estimated $ 102 .

That money was then spent in a variety of ways , adding fuel to our thriving economy .

As capital of Europe 's most explosive economy , Dublin seems to be changing before your very eyes .

New construction is everywhere , the streets buzz , traffic is increasingly congested , and in the frenetic pace of rush hour everyone in Dublin seems intent on changing places with everyone else .

Prosperity is in the air ; the roar of the `` Celtic Tiger `` can clearly be heard .

This busy , modern European city sits on a thousand years of history -- history is present everywhere , from elegant Merrion Square to the bullet holes on the General Post Office .

It 's also a city of the imagination , reinvented and reappraised in the literature of its exiles .

And the old Dublin is with us , too -- the irreverent city of wit and charm and that peculiar magic possessed by Ireland and the Irish .

Prosperity has brought with it a new emphasis on historic preservation .

You can view artifacts from the Bronze Age , trace the history of the Easter Rising , or revisit Leopold Bloom 's odyssey in Ulysses .

Old buildings are being recycled ; for example , the 17th-century Royal Hospital now holds the Museum of Modern Art .

And Dublin , a city large in expectations , is still small enough for the visitor to see most of its sights on foot .

The River Liffey flows from west to east through the center of the city to Dublin Bay .

The river forms a natural line between the north and south sections of the city .

The occasional cry of gulls and unexpected distant vistas will remind you that Dublin is by the sea , and the Wicklow mountains , which hold Dublin closely to the coast , are visible from everywhere .

Dublin is an intimate city , physically small but tightly packed , a perfect place for walking .

College Green , the home of Trinity College , provides a natural focus just south of the O'Connell Street bridge .

The climate here can best be described as `` changeable '' and yet the sudden shifts from light to dark , sunshine to shower , are part of the city 's magic .

Buildings seem to transform themselves depending on the light ; Dublin under a lowering sky is a different place from Dublin in sunshine .

Literature has always flourished in Dublin , the only city to have produced three Nobel Prize winners for literature -- Yeats , Shaw , and Beckett .

Joyce , the high priest of literary Modernism , imagined and interpreted Dublin for the world in Ulysses ( you 'll see references to it all over ) .

However , sometimes it seems that the city produced artists of this stature by accident , even against its will .

Beckett and Joyce , among others , had to leave their homeland to understand it -- and to be understood .

Dublin theater is legendary , and no visitor should miss seeing a performance at the Abbey Theatre or Gate Theatre .

Traditional Irish music is also alive and well , especially in the pubs , and there has been a revival of storytelling , poetry reading , and traditional dancing .

And in this city , where literature and theater have historically dominated the scene , visual arts are finally coming into their own with the new Museum of Modern Art and the many galleries that display the work of modern Irish artists .

The constantly crowded and busy Grafton street is the most visible center for shopping , but there are shops all over that carry an international array of goods as well as the Irish crafts and souvenirs you expect .

And while multinational chains have made inroads , they seem less blatant here than elsewhere .

Many shops , and also hotels and guest houses , have been owned and managed by the same families for years , and theirs is the welcome of traditional Dublin hospitality .

There was a time when you might have apologized for it , but no longer .

Dublin has international restaurants galore , and the New Irish Cuisine is built upon fresh products of Ireland 's seas , rivers , and farms .

Coffee has replaced the ubiquitous tea -- Dublin is now almost as much a coffee city as Vienna or Seattle .

In a city of such human proportions it is not surprising that parks and gardens abound for recreation and relaxation .

On the coast , Sandymount , Dollymount , and Killiney strands are the places to go .

The beautiful Wicklow Mountains , and the Wicklow Mountains National Park provide a more rugged countryside , and the area has breathtaking houses and gardens such as Castletown , Mount Usher , and Powerscourt .

The DART ( Dublin Area Rapid Transit ) runs north and south along the coast .

It 's an ideal way for the visitor to reach outlying sights and villages .

Almost half of Ireland 's population is under twenty-five , and with its universities and professional schools , Dublin also has a large student population .

The universities attract students from all over the world , and this influx helps to make Dublin a busy , buzzing international city .

Religion and respect for parents has not yet gone out of fashion .

And young graduates are not leaving now -- multinational corporations and European Union investment mean there are plenty of opportunities for them at home .

The Intifada , the spontaneous 1987 Palestinian uprising against the Israeli occupation , heralded the rise of the Muslim fundamentalism .

In English it means zeal , its aim -- the destruction of Israel .

At the very beginning , it was encouraged by Israel because they thought it was a counter weight to Palestinian nationalism which is , of course , a secular movement .

Hamas was founded in 1988 by a blind paraplegic cleric who was influenced by the Islamic muslim brotherhood , with backing from Israel , he set up sharities in the improverished strip in the 1970s .

Slowly it became more and more politicized , and more and more extreme in its demands for an Islamic state .

But Hamas had already become an important part of Palestinian society through its charity work and its influence increased over time by providing community services when the Palestinian authority did not .

Its basic message , the Palestinian authority is corrupt , it fails to deliver , Hamas is not corrupt .

Israel and the United States say Arafat has not been tough enough on terrorism , and have attempted to force him out of the current peace process .

He is not telling them to disband and regulate their weapons , so I have no faith in the ability of Abu Mazen to put terror aside .

Reporter : Settlers call the just concluded Israeli-American- Palestinian summit a surrender , and were not impressed .

Translator : The armed Intifada must end and we must use and resort to peaceful means in our quest to end the occupation and the suffering of the Palestinians , and the Israelis , and to establish the Palestinian state .

Hamas and other Palestinian militant group rejected Abbas ' call to end their attacks with a deadly raid on an Israeli army outpost in Gaza .

We are all saying that the resistance will continue despite the summit in Aqaba .

Israel retaliated on Hamas , namely Al-rantissi , it missed him and killed civilians .

Translator : Hamas will not drop our weapons , even if all leaders are assassinated .

Reporter : Since the second Intifada began in 2000 , over 700 Israelis have been killed , during the same time there have been more than 2,000 Palestinian deaths according to the Red Crescent , including Hamas leaders targeted for assassination .

If you want an end to terrorism , if you want an end to violence , you have to give people hope and you have to give them a stake in the political process .

I think that Hamas is ready to join the political process , however , if the only price for the political price is you must fight Hamas , if that 's what they are requiring Abu Mazen to do , they are almost mandating that he will fail .

The main test of Mahmoud Abbas , will be to establish an overall command of all armed groups , if not , it does n't have a chance .

Using the SCI databases produced by the Institute for Scientific Information ( ISI ) , as well as data compiled by the Red Iberoamericana de Indicadores de Ciencia y Tecnología ( RICYT ) , we examined the differences in the number and proportion of scientific publications between the developed world and the developing world from 1990 until 2000 , focusing on the Americas as a case study .

Not surprisingly , there was a huge disparity in the number of publications from 1990 until 2000 , with the United States contributing the lion 's share ( 84.2% ) , followed by Canada ( 10.35% ) .

Latin America as a whole contributed only 5.45% to the total number of scientific publications in these ten years ( RICYT 2002 ) .

The total number of publications , however , is not necessarily the best measure for assessing scientific productivity or technical advances ( May 1997 ) .

More relevant measurements for these factors include the proportional change in the number of publications and the total number of publications when corrected for investment in research and development ( May 1997 ) .

The proportional change in the number of publications , using 1990 as a comparison , revealed that scientific publishing in Latin America increased the most rapidly in the Americas , far outpacing the United States and Canada ( Figure 1 ) .

Further analyses , correcting the number of overall publications for the amount of money invested in research and development for each region , also show that , in contrast to both Canada and United States , the trend in Latin America has been an increase in relative output throughout the 1990s ( Figure 2 ) .

Although the cost of research is undoubtedly cheaper in the developing world due to relatively low researcher salaries , overhead and other work standards , these factors do not explain the substantial increase in the number of publications per amount of money allocated to research and development in Latin America , particularly from 1995 until 2000 ( Figure 2 ) .

The Defense Department has awarded BioPort Corporation a contract to manufacture , test , bottle and store anthrax vaccine , the company has announced .

QN : Does the Defense Department want BioPort Corporation to manufacture anthrax vaccine ?

Chemical weapon projectiles contain a blasting tube which can be seen in an X-ray .

Utah 's Dugway Proving Ground has been chosen as a site to test military vaccines against germ warfare agents .

QN : Who chose the Dugway Proving Ground as a site to test vaccines ?

The Russian Emergencies Ministry predicts a further increase in 1999 of the concentration of toxic agents in marine burials of chemical weapons .

QN : Has the concentration of toxic agents in marine burials of chemical weapons increased prior to 1999 ?

The Army 's chemical weapons incinerator has passed a milestone , the destruction of 5 million pounds of GB nerve agent .

The military is training for the day a terrorist sets off not just a bomb , but a chemical or biological weapon that would spew out an invisible death .

Virginia is ill prepared for a large-scale terrorist attack using chemical , biological or nuclear weapons , state officials say .

QN : Is Virginia prepared for a small-scale terrorist attack using chemical , biological or nuclear weapons ?

Unlike nuclear or chemical weapons , biological weapons can be made with readily available materials or equipment .

QN : Can nuclear weapons be made with readily available materials or equipment ?

Sudan says it 's ready to sign the international convention banning chemical weapons .

The Scud C has a range of 500 kilometers and is manufactured in Syria with know-how from North Korea .

Some of the 14 alleged bin Laden associates arrested in Jordan in December have begun talking to investigators .

QN : Was an associate of bin Laden arrested in the Middle East ?

The U.S. Senate on Thursday unanimously approved legislation designed to punish Russia and other countries if they help Iran develop weapons of mass destruction .

QN : Will Russia help Iran develop weapons of mass destruction ?

To date , Congress has authorized more than $4.7 billion for U.S. programs aimed at helping Russia and other newly independent states reduce the threats posed by their weapons of mass destruction .

QN : Does the U.S. want the threat posed by Russia 's weapons of mass destruction to be reduced ?

A father and a son were admitted to hospital with strychnine poisoning after consuming Herron products .

About 400 of the more than 2,600 village residents were hospitalized in July and August .

QN : Were some of the village residents not hospitalized in July and August ?

The only bacterial attack in America came in 1984 , when a cult poisoned a salad bar in Oregon with salmonella , sickening 700 people .

Blix said the new weapons inspection team is composed of scientists from around the world , including South America , Thailand , Bangladesh and Eastern Europe .

Biological select agents include about 40 viruses , bacteria , rickettsia , fungi , and toxins whose transfer within the United States is controlled .

During his trip to five Arab capitals and Israel , which ended last Monday , Powell proposed easing sanctions on Iraqi imports .

The Chemlab , for instance , is about the size of a Palm Pilot and will be able to detect a range of biological agents .

Russia could suspend the destruction of its stockpile of chemical weapons if foreign aid is not increased , a senior official and negotiator was quoted as saying by the AVN Military News agency .

The White House has ordered a purge of information from government agency websites that could be exploited by terrorists seeking weapons of mass destruction .

The Pentagon is considering a resumption of anthrax vaccinations for U.S. troops .

QN : Have anthrax vaccinations of U.S. troops occurred previously ?

Libya said on Wednesday it is not developing chemical , biological or nuclear weapons , denying allegations made by a US official .

QN : Did a U.S. official claim that Libya is developing chemical , biological or nuclear weapons ?

Al Wafa is one of the organisations whose assets have been frozen in the United States amid suspicions that it might be giving support to Osama Bin Laden 's al-Qaeda network .

We 've found ways for people with disabilities to enter the workforce .

We 've expanded Goodwill 's proven methods to towns and neighborhoods where they are needed most .

You have helped make Goodwill 's work possible with your previous support .

Goodwill has devised the programs that turned your investment into results .

When you and I help somebody find a job , one more person joins the ranks of tax payers , fewer tax dollars are spent on public assistance and businesses gain another consumer .

There are a lot of barriers that keep people from working : physical and mental disabilities , history of welfare dependency and lack of education or self-esteem .

And there are a lot of people who face these challenges every day of their lives .

Note : Taiwan is claimed by both the Government of the People's Republic of China and the authorities on Taiwan .

Taiwan does not possess nuclear weapons , but began a covert nuclear weapons program in 1964 that ended in 1988 as a result of U.S. pressure .

Taiwan signed the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in 1968 and has implemented the International Atomic Energy Agency 's ( IAEA ) `` Program 93+2 '' safeguards .

Despite persistent suspicions of offensive and defensive chemical and biological weapons ( CBW ) programs , there is no conclusive evidence that Taiwan has developed or deployed chemical or biological weapons .

Taiwan is currently developing the Tien Chi , a short-range ballistic missile system that can reach the coast of China .

Taiwan 's first nuclear reactor was built at National Tsinghua University in 1956 , and its first nuclear power plant was opened in 1965 .

Taiwan now possesses six nuclear units housed in three nuclear power plants with a total capacity of 5,144 megawatts .

Although plagued by domestic opposition and delays , a fourth nuclear power plant is scheduled to begin operation in 2006 .

Taiwan 's nuclear weapons program was established under the direction of the Institute of Nuclear Energy Research ( INER ) and the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology following the People's Republic of China 's first nuclear test in October 1964 .

U.S. pressure caused Taiwan to end its nuclear weapons program in 1988 after International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections discovered missing fuel rods and the former deputy director of INER defected to the United States with detailed information about Taiwan 's program .

Taiwan probably possesses the technological expertise necessary to develop nuclear weapons , but U.S. pressure and the possibility of a pre-emptive strike by China have prevented a resumption of the nuclear weapons program .

Taiwan has been accused of making efforts to acquire a biological weapons ( BW ) capability .

A report from the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service claimed that Taiwan has developed three dozen types of bacteria , apparently for weaponization purposes .

This report , of questionable reliability , was vigorously denied by the Ministry of National Defense ( MND ) .

Taiwan signed the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1972 , but its role in this treaty is not officially recognized .

In 1989 , the U.S. Congress was informed that Taiwan could have acquired an offensive chemical weapons ( CW ) capability .

While acknowledging production of small quantities of CW agents for defense research purposes , Taiwanese authorities have consistently denied any offensive CW capabilities .

Still , rumors persist that Taiwan has stockpiled sarin in two locations : Tsishan ( Kaohsiung ) and in Kuanhsi , Hsinchu County .

Chemical defense research and development is conducted at the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology .

Because of Taiwan 's non - state status , it can not join the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) nor the Australia Group .

Taiwan 's short - range ballistic missile ( SRBM ) program is based at the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology , which has developed a range of missiles including the Hsiung Feng series of anti-ship missiles , the Tien Chien series of air - to - air missiles , and the Tien Kung series of surface - to - air missiles .

These systems have provided Taiwanese scientists with experience and a technological base in areas such as composite materials and guidance and fire control systems , which are essential for development of longer range surface -to - surface missiles .

Initially deployed in the early 1980s , it is unclear how many Ching Feng missiles were built and whether they are still operational .

The Tien Chi , first test - fired in 1997 , is a solid - fueled , two - stage missile with a 300 km range that can reach China 's southeastern coast .

The Tien Chi incorporates global positioning system technology and has an estimated payload of 100 - 500 kg. One report claims that as many as 50 Tien Chi missiles have been deployed on Tungyin Island and at an unidentified second location .

Development of the Tien Ma , a ballistic missile with a range of 950 km , was reportedly discontinued in the early 1980s due to U.S. pressure .

BASRA , Iraq ( AP ) A U.S. lawmaker assessing the impact of U.N. sanctions on Iraq said Wednesday it is important not only to force Baghdad to give up its weapons of mass destruction but also to do more to ease the hardships on ordinary Iraqis .

Rep . Tony Hall , D- Ohio , did not call for a lifting of sanctions imposed on Iraq for its 1990 invasion of Kuwait , but said the United Nations should make sure that sanctions do not hurt innocent Iraqis .

`` It was very , very important '' to compel Iraq to rid itself of weapons of mass destruction so that `` it can not use or export them to other countries , '' he told Associated Press Television News .

But he insisted the international community can do a much better job in helping Iraq deal with its economic and health problems .

One way would be to speed up the flow of health supplies and other urgent commodities to the country under a U.N. humanitarian program , he said .

Iraq says the United States and Britain hold up delivery of needed supplies , using their clout in the United Nations .

The U.S. government says it wants to ensure that Iraq is not buying items that appear to be humanitarian in nature but that could be used for making weapons .

We do n't know who is winning the drug war in Latin America , but we know who 's losing it -- the press .

Over the past six months , six journalists have been killed and 10 kidnapped by drug traffickers or leftist guerrillas -- who often are one and the same -- in Colombia .

Over the past 12 years , at least 40 journalists have died there .

The attacks have intensified since the Colombian government began cracking down on the traffickers in August , trying to prevent their takeover of the country .

The paper 's local administrator , Maria Luz Lopez , was shot dead , and her mother wounded , while her car was stopped for a red light .

An hour later , the paper 's circulation manager , Miguel Soler , was shot and killed near his home .

The drug lords who claimed responsibility said they would blow up the Bogota newspaper 's offices if it continued to distribute in Medellin .

They bombed the Bogota offices last month , destroying its computer and causing $2.5 million in damage .

At Monterrey , publisher Luis Gabriel Cano , although shaken by the murders , issued a statement saying : `` We will not cease our fight against drug trafficking .

They want to terrify the press and in particular El Espectador because it has always been a torchbearer in this war . ''

This comes from a man whose brother , Guillermo , was murdered in 1986 .

The publishers in Monterrey command no battalions , but they agreed to express their outrage with editorials in today 's editions .

A final statement yesterday said : `` While some advances are being made in nations throughout the hemisphere , the state of press freedom in the Americas still must be regarded as grim as long as journalists and their families are subject to the crudest form of censorship : death by assassination . ''

The report charged that Panama 's Manuel Noriega is not only in league with the drug traffickers but also is bullying the press as never before .

`` Noriega has closed every independent newspaper , radio and television station and arrested , tortured or forced into exile a long list of reporters , '' the statement declared .

It added : `` In Cuba , public enemy No. 1 of press freedoms in the hemisphere , repression of journalists both Cuban and foreign is worse than ever . ''

And in Nicaragua , promises of press freedom by the Sandinistas `` have not materialized . ''

As it happens , the four countries cited , Colombia , Cuba , Panama and Nicaragua , are not only where the press is under greatest attack but also are linked by the drug trade and left-wing politics .

Sandinistas Thomas Borge and the Ortega brothers are Castro proteges ; he backed their takeover of Nicaragua .

In Colombia , the drug-financed guerrillas trying to seize the country and destroy democracy include M-19 , which Castro has clearly backed .

Robert Merkel , a former U.S. attorney handling drug indictments in Florida , does n't think for a minute that Castro 's much publicized trials of high officials engaged in the drug trade mean he has broken off with the Medellin drug cartel .

`` If the cartel succeeds in blackmailing the Colombian authorities into negotiations , the cartel will be in control and Fidel can exploit his past relationships with them , '' he told the Journal 's David Asman recently .

This week , the government arrested Jose Abello Silva , said to be the fourth-ranking cartel leader .

Later , another high-ranking trafficker , Leonidas Vargas , was arrested and 1,000 pounds of dynamite seized .

Mr . Barco has refused U.S. troops or advisers but has accepted U.S. military aid .

President Bush has agreed to meet within 90 days with Mr . Barco , President Alan Garcia of Peru and President Jaime Paz Zamora of Bolivia to discuss the drug problem .

The release of nerve gas on the Tokyo subway by a Japanese cult on March 20, 1995 , the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 , and the sending of anthrax - tainted letters have made policymakers and the general public concerned that terrorists could use chemical or biological weapons ( CBW ) to inflict mass casualties .

Nevertheless , numerous misconceptions persist about the nature of CBW terrorism -- in particular , how easy it would be for terrorists to produce and employ such weapons .

This tutorial addresses several aspects of biological warfare ( BW ) terrorism , with the goal of providing a greater understanding of the threat and the available policy responses .

How vulnerable is the United States to BW terrorism , and what types of attacks should it be most concerned about ?

Further , what can be done to prevent or reduce the likelihood of incidents of BW terrorism ?

This introductory chapter defines CBW terrorism , explores what types of terrorist groups would be most likely to carry out such attacks , and summarizes U.S. government actions to combat CBW terrorism before and after September 11 .

The next five chapters focus on the technical aspects of biological terrorism , including the biological agents of greatest concern ; the technical hurdles associated with their acquisition , production , and delivery ; historical cases of bioterrorism ; and approaches to the prevention and mitigation of bioterrorist incidents .

Before assessing the threat of CBW terrorism , we need to define the word `` terrorism . ''

For political reasons , no single definition has been accepted worldwide and several different ones are in current use .

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI ) defines terrorism as : `` The unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government , the civilian population , or any segment thereof , in furtherance of political or social objectives . ''

The U.S. State Department defines terrorism differently , as : `` Premeditated , politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets by sub - national groups or clandestine agents , usually intended to influence an audience . ''

Terrorism experts outside government have also developed their own definitions .

For example , Walter Laqueur , a terrorism specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. , defines terrorism as : `` The sub - state application of violence or threatened violence intended to sow panic in a society , to weaken or even overthrow the incumbents , and to bring about political change . ''

Some definitions of terrorism go beyond sub - state actors to include repressive governments that may carry out acts of `` state terrorism '' against their own citizens .

During the Cold War , for example , the United States and the Soviet Union each supported sub - national groups engaged in proxy wars .

The United States called the groups it supported `` freedom fighters '' ( such as the contras in Nicaragua and the mujahideen in Afghanistan ) , while labeling the groups supported by the Soviet Union as `` terrorists '' ( such as the Palestinian Liberation Organization ) .

The Soviets , of course , described the same groups in exactly opposite terms .

For the purposes of this tutorial , however , the term `` terrorism '' will be used to describe acts that incorporate the following elements : Intentional or threatened violence directed against civilians or noncombatants ; Actors that are sub - national groups or individuals ( although they may receive financial or logistical support from governments ) ; Motivations that are chiefly political , ideological , or religious ( i.e. , not strictly criminal ) ; Often , some element of symbolism in the choice of target , together with the desire to elicit fear in a larger audience beyond the immediate victims of an attack .

In discussing CBW terrorism , it is important to distinguish between terrorist attacks involving chemical and biological warfare agents , which differ in several ways:

Chemical warfare ( CW ) agents are non-living , manufactured chemicals that are highly toxic and can enter the body through the lungs or the skin .

They cause illness or death within minutes to hours after exposure .

Biological warfare ( BW ) agents are microorganisms such as viruses and bacteria that infect humans , livestock , or crops and cause an incapacitating or fatal disease .

Symptoms of illness do not appear immediately but only after a delay , or `` incubation period , '' that may last for days to weeks .

Toxins -- nonliving poisons produced by living plants , insects , and animals -- are in a gray area between CW and BW agents .

Chapters 2 - 6 discuss the technical issues of biological terrorism in greater detail .

There are several reasons why certain terrorist groups or individuals might favor the use of CBW over other kinds of weapons:

If used effectively , CBW are potentially capable of inflicting a large number of casualties -- more than is possible with conventional explosives .

CBW can have a greater psychological impact than conventional explosives , as suggested by the 2001 anthrax letter attacks , which killed only five people but frightened millions of Americans .

Terrorists may seek to obtain greater status or bargaining power by demonstrating that they have the technological capabilities required to develop , produce , and deliver CBW agents .

Although CBW agents are not nearly as destructive as nuclear weapons , they are much easier and cheaper to acquire .

The psychology or ideology of a particular terrorist group or individual may lead to a fascination with poisons and disease .

Those groups and individuals most likely to engage in terrorism with chemical or biological weapons lie at the intersection of three attributes : ( 1 ) motivation , ( 2 ) organizational structure , and ( 3 ) technical capability .

Motivation : The terrorist groups of greatest concern are motivated to inflict indiscriminate mass casualties ( random ; not targeting a specific person or persons ) and to engage in innovative and risky tactics .

Some groups may have a particular fascination with plagues and poisons .

Organizational Structure : The terrorist groups of greatest concern have an organizational structure and internal control mechanisms that enable them to prevent penetration by government agents or defection by group members .

Technical Capability : The terrorist groups of greatest concern possess the technical capability and know-how to acquire , produce , and deliver chemical or biological agents , or to recruit scientific experts in these areas .

Historically , very few terrorist groups have possessed the motivation , the organization , and the technical capability to conduct a successful chemical or biological terrorist attack , particularly on a large scale .

Some groups in the past have tried to acquire a CBW capability , but have lacked the technical expertise to do so .

Other groups have acquired a pathogen or toxin and have been motivated to use it , but were penetrated by law enforcement or exposed by defectors before the attack could be carried out .

Even before the events of September 11 and the anthrax letter attacks of fall 2001 , analysts began to observe some troubling developments along all three dimensions of the CBW terrorism threat .

A few terrorist groups active today are more motivated to carry out mass - casualty attacks , better organized to resist outside penetration , and are actively pursuing technologies and know-how relevant to CBW terrorism .

Yet although small terrorist cells may be more motivated to use CBW and harder for counterterrorism authorities to interdict , they may lack the technical and financial resources needed to produce and deliver CBW agents .

Further details about the motivation and organizational structure of the terrorist groups most likely to carry out CBW attacks are provided in the next two pages. ( The specific capabilities required to acquire and deliver biological agents are discussed in subsequent chapters . )

In the past , politically motivated terrorist organizations , such as the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( PIRA ) or the Palestinian Liberation Organization ( PLO ) , have not sought to inflict indiscriminate mass casualties .

Such groups engage in violent attacks against civilian targets with the aim of influencing public opinion and applying pressure on government officials .

Mass - casualty attacks would provoke government authorities to pursue the terrorists so aggressively that they would ultimately be destroyed as a viable organization .

Over the past few decades , however , a `` new breed '' of terrorists has come on the scene .

In general , these groups are more prepared to inflict indiscriminate casualties because they are not driven by specific political goals but rather by irrational belief systems , extremist ideologies ( such as neo - Nazism ) , apocalyptic prophecy ( predicting the end of the world ) , or religious fundamentalism .

Whereas most terrorist groups during the 1960s and 1970s were motivated either by left-wing ideology ( socialist / communist policies advocated by Marxist - Leninist or Maoist groups ) or by national - separatist goals ( a group 's pursuit to become an independent state based on its ethnic , racial , or cultural make-up ) , the number of groups characterized primarily by religious beliefs began to increase in the 1980s .

By 1995 , however , 26 out of 56 known , active international terrorist groups could be classified as religious in character and / or motivation .

Examples include the Aum Shinrikyo cult in Japan and The Covenant , the Sword , and the Arm of the Lord ( CSA ) in the United States .

They may desire not just to make a symbolic point but to physically and completely destroy their enemies .

They may view extreme violence as divinely sanctioned and the fulfillment of God 's commandments .

They are largely unaffected by public opinion because they act on behalf of their deity and their co - religionists .

They may believe in apocalyptic prophecy and actively seek to bring about Armageddon , or the end of the world .

Another new type of terrorist organization focuses on a single , hotly disputed issue such as abortion , animal rights , environmental protection , or genetic engineering .

Members of these groups feel passionately about their chosen issue and are prepared to strike out violently against those who disagree with them .

The Army of God , for example , is an extremist anti - abortion group that has assassinated doctors who perform abortions and has sent hundreds of anthrax hoax letters to family - planning clinics around the United States .

Patriot groups in rural areas often form armed militias that stockpile weapons and conduct training exercises in preparation for an anticipated violent showdown with the federal government or United Nations forces .

Several highly publicized clashes between federal authorities and local armed groups have occurred over the past decade , including the confrontation between Randy Weaver and federal marshals at Ruby Ridge , Idaho , on August 21 - 22, 1992 , during which Weaver 's son and wife were killed ; and the disastrous siege by federal agents of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco , Texas , in April 1993 .

In the United States , right - wing extremism is often linked to the Christian Identity church , a twisted form of Christianity that is bitterly racist and anti - Semitic .

Members of the church believe that whites are the real children of Israel , Jews are the evil offspring of Satan or Cain , and blacks and other racial minorities are sub - human .

Some Christian Identity groups believe in apocalyptic prophecy , including the `` purifying '' role of biblical plagues to vanquish sinners and help bring about Armageddon and the Second Coming .

Instead , they constitute what terrorism analyst Jerrold Post has called a `` community of belief , '' linked through email and Internet websites rather than direct interpersonal contact .

Timothy McVeigh , who perpetrated the April 1995 bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City , was not a member of a Patriot organization but identified strongly with the anti - government community of belief .

Al Qa'ida ( Arabic for `` The Base `` ) is a loosely connected global network of Islamic terrorist groups that seek to expel U.S. troops from the Middle East , inflict revenge for what they perceive as America 's attacks on Muslims and its one - sided support of Israel , and eliminate Western cultural influences they consider contrary to Islam .

On September 11, 2001 , nineteen Al Qa'ida terrorists hijacked four commercial aircraft and flew three of them into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon ; the fourth crashed into a field in Shanksville , Pennsylvania .

Shaped by a fanatical worldview , the terrorists sought to kill as many Americans as possible while striking at symbolic targets of U.S. economic and military power .

The September 11 attacks were also characterized by innovative tactics , impressive execution , and a sharp escalation in the level of violence .

A few pieces of evidence suggest that Al Qa'ida is interested in acquiring chemical and biological weapons .

The network 's mastermind , Osama bin Laden , has stated openly that it is his `` religious duty '' to acquire weapons of mass destruction .

In March 2002 , U.S. troops in Afghanistan found an abandoned laboratory under construction near Kandahar where Al Qa'ida members apparently planned to develop biological agents .

On March 1, 2003 , documents and computer hard drives were seized during the capture of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed , a key operational planner for Al Qa'ida .

These materials revealed that the organization had recruited a Pakistani microbiologist , acquired materials to manufacture botulinum toxin , and developed a workable plan for anthrax production .

No evidence obtained to date suggests that Al Qa'ida has actually succeeded in producing significant quantities of chemical or biological agents or developed an effective means of delivery , but the intention to do so is clearly present .

Winston Smith , his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind , slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions , though not quickly enough to prevent a swirl of gritty dust from entering along with him .

At one end of it a coloured poster , too large for indoor display , had been tacked to the wall .

The flat was seven flights up , and Winston , who was thirty-nine and had a varicose ulcer above his right ankle , went slowly , resting several times on the way .

On each landing , opposite the lift-shaft , the poster with the enormous face gazed from the wall .

It was one of those pictures which are so contrived that the eyes follow you about when you move .

The voice came from an oblong metal plaque like a dulled mirror which formed part of the surface of the right-hand wall .

Winston turned a switch and the voice sank somewhat , though the words were still distinguishable .

The instrument ( the telescreen , it was called ) could be dimmed , but there was no way of shutting it off completely .

He moved over to the window : a smallish , frail figure , the meagreness of his body merely emphasized by the blue overalls which were the uniform of the Party .

His hair was very fair , his face naturally sanguine , his skin roughened by coarse soap and blunt razor blades and the cold of the winter that had just ended .

Um I personally think to set a mark with the judicial system and we 're talking about criminal - criminal cases that they should bring back .

Um , but I think if we quit , uh , building these Taj Mahals with the color TVs and sixty dollars sixty thousand a year to keep an inmate in there - on a - on a - on a life sentence , we should start hanging them and get it over with and let 's just screwing up the system uh .

I just saw on the news last night that they said the average time a sentenced murderer , you know , is in jail is two years before he 's paroled and a rapists is like six months and a burglar is like two months .

Because they just say there 's either no room in the system , you know , in the jails for them or , you know , it 's just that it seems like the automatic sentences - if - if a judge has leeway on what he 's going to , you know , sentence someone for between , you know , two months and uh fifty years and you know what 's his whim to decide it should be two months .

This is true and - and - and - and - and the way the law reads , uh , if they sentence you to -

Well , even if it 's life like you say , we end up spending sixty thousand dollars a year to keep some , you know , joker in there for life .

We could spend that money , you know , for starving children that are starving or twelve million other things would be more useful than that .

So to me if somebody has life , you know , beyond a reasonable doubt , they should - that should be it - you know , particularly for some of these really .

Yeah and the - yeah - there 's just everyday you hear on the news of another one like that um .

Just should n't be allowed to to even even live uh about the issue about sentencing by the judge .

Uh , he was , uh , he - he - was a veterinarian and killed two - a father and a son - okay .

Right rather than have to retrial the whole whole thing and spend all the money for people to , you know , go back to court and all the lawyers and i mean it just winds up costing the taxpayers a fortune - you know , a fortune - to keep doing that .

And the victims you know the family of these people that have been murdered they just have to have it dragged on for years and years before they ever get any resolution .

Exactly because it 's not next day they have the start the trial which is X number of months and just prolongs the situation that much more .

I think that that if it 's - if it 's - not a split decision , uh , go with the highest number and let 's just get on with the program .

Well if I - I saw on one of the talk shows this woman judge i believe from Florida and she just has just really stiff penalties and i saw that in in the hands of a judge that really was conscientious and really , you know , took the pains to give a sentence for what was deserved , it could - you could have a - a judge that would really make a good impact , but likewise you could have the flip side and have some judge that was paid off or you know had good - a good old boy network , or , for whatever reasons , you know , politics , just let all kinds of people through so he - he would have a heck - or - she would have a heck of a lot of power , you know , if used wrongly .

So , at least the jury system does something to prevent that , you know , or help it - with it - anyway .

I do n't know if it prevents it but seems like the jury system does have it 's advantages , but i also - i 've also heard on trials that sometimes they go through , like , three hundred jurors before they hand pick these jurors that they think are going to be the ones that are going to be the most lenient you know .

And i do n't know how much they 're getting just a jury of their peers at that point .

It almost should be the first twelve people that they - you know - that have on a list are the ones that are on the jury and that 's it .

Yeah , yeah , I get back to Price 's comment when he , uh , was found guilty he said , well , he did n't have any blacks , uh , you know from his neck of the woods .

He 'd have to have his whole family up there for him to feel like he 's got his peers or something , yeah .

Yeah , yeah , I mean you 're - you 're in Dallas so - everybody - i ca n't believe they can , uh , like in a murder situations , they look for juries who do n't know anything about the system well or know anything about the - the - occurrence .

You 'd be in - have to be in - a cave not to know what 's going on .

Or moving it to Lubbock or somewhere possibly is not the answer .

Oh , they 'd have to move it to Taiwan for people not to know about it practically .

Well , really , this is - breaks up my afternoon from changing diapers and mopping floors .

I thought i heard a holler there in the background but i was n't sure .

ASLACTON , England -- Of all scenes that evoke rural England , this is one of the loveliest : An ancient stone church stands amid the fields , the sound of bells cascading from its tower , calling the faithful to evensong .

The parishioners of St. Michael and All Angels stop to chat at the church door , as members here always have .

In the tower , five men and women pull rhythmically on ropes attached to the same five bells that first sounded here in 1614 .

But there is also a discordant , modern note in Aslacton , though it ca n't be heard by the church-goers enjoying the peal of bells this cool autumn evening .

Like most of the other 6,000 churches in Britain with sets of bells , St. Michael once had its own `` band '' of ringers , who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .

Now , only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .

They belong to a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- who drive every Sunday from church to church in a sometimes-exhausting effort to keep the bells sounding in the many belfries of East Anglia .

`` To ring for even one service at this tower , we have to scrape , '' says Mr. Hammond , a retired water-authority worker .

`` We 've tried to train the youngsters , but they have their discos and their dances , and they just drift away .

Mr. Hammond worries that old age and the flightiness of youth will diminish the ranks of the East Anglian group that keeps the Aslacton bells pealing .

According to a nationwide survey taken a year ago , nearly a third of England 's church bells are no longer rung on Sundays because there is no one to ring them .

The less complicated version of playing tunes on bells , as do the carillons of continental Europe , is considered by the English to be childish , fit only for foreigners .

Change-ringing , a mind-boggling exercise the English invented 380 years ago , requires physical dexterity -- some bells weigh more than a ton -- combined with intense mental concentration .

Proper English bells are started off in `` rounds , '' from the highest-pitched bell to the lowest -- a simple descending scale using , in larger churches , as many as 12 bells .

Then , at a signal , the ringers begin varying the order in which the bells sound without altering the steady rhythm of the striking .

Each variation , or change , can occur only once , the rules state .

Ringers memorize patterns of changes , known as `` methods , '' which have odd-sounding names like Kent Treble Bob Major or Grandsire Caters .

A series of 5,000 or so changes is a `` peal '' and takes about three hours .

Ten shirt-sleeved ringers stand in a circle , one foot ahead of the other in a prize-fighter 's stance , each pulling a rope that disappears through a small hole in the high ceiling of the ringing chamber .

No one speaks , and the snaking of the ropes seems to make as much sound as the bells themselves , muffled by the ceiling .

Totally absorbed , the ringers stare straight ahead , using peripheral vision ( they call it `` rope-sight '' ) to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls .

Far above in the belfry , the huge bronze bells , mounted on wheels , swing madly through a full 360 degrees , starting and ending , surprisingly , in the inverted , or mouth-up position .

Skilled ringers use their wrists to advance or retard the next swing , so that one bell can swap places with another in the following change .

In a well-known detective-story involving church bells , English novelist Dorothy L. Sayers described ringing as a `` passion { that } finds its satisfaction in mathematical completeness and mechanical perfection .

`` Ringers , she added , are `` filled with the solemn intoxication that comes of intricate ritual faultlessly performed .

`` Ringing does become a bit of an obsession , '' admits Stephanie Pattenden , master of the band at St. Mary Abbot and one of England 's best female ringers .

More often than not , ringers think of the church as something stuck on the bottom of the belfry .

When their changes are completed , and after they have worked up a sweat , ringers often skip off to the local pub , leaving worship for others below .

With membership of the Church of England steadily dwindling , strong-willed vicars are pressing equally strong-willed and often non-religious ringers to attend services .

Two years ago , the Rev. Jeremy Hummerstone , vicar of Great Torrington , Devon , got so fed up with ringers who did n't attend service he sacked the entire band ; the ringers promptly set up a picket line in protest .

`` They were a self-perpetuating club that treated the tower as sort of a separate premises , '' the Vicar Hummerstone says .

An entirely new band rings today at Great Torrington , several of whom are members of the congregation .

But there still are n't enough ringers to ring more than six of the eight bells .

The vicar , W.D. Jones , refuses to talk about it , saying it would `` reopen the wound .

`` So crunch , crunch , crunch , bang , bang , bang -- here come the ringers from above , making a very obvious exit while the congregation is at prayer , '' he says .

Vicar Marshall admits to mixed feelings about this issue , since he is both a vicar and an active bell-ringer himself .

`` The sound of bells is a net to draw people into the church , '' he says .

`` I live in hopes that the ringers themselves will be drawn into that fuller life .

The Central Council of Church Bell Ringers , a sort of parliament of ringing groups , aims to improve relations with vicars , says John C. Baldwin , president .

It hopes to speak to students at theological colleges about the joys of bell ringing and will shortly publish a booklet for every vicar in the country entitled , `` The Bells in Your Care .

`` Says Mr. Baldwin , `` We recognize that we may no longer have as high a priority in church life and experience .

Mr. Baldwin is also attacking the greater problem : lack of ringers .

One survey says that of the 100,000 trained bellringers in England today , only 40,000 of them still ring .

Also , ringers do n't always live where the bells need to be rung -- like in small , rural parishes and inner-city churches .

But the council 's program to attract and train ringers is only partly successful , says Mr. Baldwin .

`` Right now , we 're lucky if after five years we keep one new ringer out of 10 , '' he adds .

One bright sign is that a growing number of women have entered the once male-dominated field ; more than a third of the ringers today are women .

The oldest bell-ringing group in the country , the Ancient Society of College Youths , founded in 1637 , remains male-only , a fact that 's particularly galling to women because the group is the sole source of ringers for Britain 's most prestigious churches , St. Paul 's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey .

This being Britain , no woman has filed an equal-opportunity suit , but the extent of the problem surfaced this summer in a series of letters to `` The Ringing World , '' a weekly newspaper for ringers .

One writer , signing his letter as `` Red-blooded , balanced male , '' remarked on the `` frequency of women fainting in peals , '' and suggested that they `` settle back into their traditional role of making tea at meetings .

In the torrent of replies that followed , one woman ringer from Solihull observed that `` the average male ringer leaves quite a lot to be desired : badly dressed , decorated with acne and a large beer-belly , frequently unwashed and unbearably flatulent in peals .

`` Another women wrote from Sheffield to say that in her 60 years of ringing , `` I have never known a lady to faint in the belfry .

The inhabited history of the Las Vegas Valley stretches to 23,000 b.c. , when much of the area was covered by a prehistoric lake .

During this period , the indigenous people lived in caves , hunting the mammals that gathered at the shoreline .

The landscape of the valley changed dramatically over the next 200 centuries .

The glaciers feeding the lake melted away and the lake evaporated .

Fossils tell an obscure story of man 's slow and sporadic development .

Around 3000 b.c. , native Archaic Indians began to develop a lasting hunting and gathering culture .

By this time , the valley was in much the same geographic state as it exists in today , with one exception -- the presence of artesian springs that bubbled to the surface in several areas .

Many springs lay in areas that would eventually become the center of the modern Las Vegas metropolis .

For about 4000 years , the Archaics thrived in a culture that included many signs of early civilization .

Signs of even more advancement appeared halfway through the first millennium a.d. , when the Anasazi Indians inhabited the valley .

Far more progressive than the Archaics , the Anasazi utilized such formal agricultural techniques as irrigation to assist their harvest .

This permitted the Anasazi to achieve a benchmark of advanced society -- the ability to live in permanent shelters year-round without need to follow wildlife .

Mysteriously , the Anasazi vanished from the valley around a.d. 1150 , leaving it to be repopulated by the Southern Paiutes , another hunter-gatherer tribe .

Unable to replicate the agricultural techniques of the Anasazi , the Paiutes were destined to a semi-nomadic lifestyle until European settlers arrived , changing the nature of existence in the valley forever .

It was not until 1829 that Rafael Rivera , a Mexican scout , found a spring -fed valley and dubbed it Las Vegas -- a Spanish name that leaves many modern visitors wondering exactly where `` the meadows '' really lay .

For fifteen years , Las Vegas was used as a Spanish Trail way-station .

In 1844 , American explorer John C. Fremont parked his horses at Big Springs , and his report to the government resulted in a mail route leading past the spot on its way to California .

This put Las Vegas on the map and was one of the crucial turning points of its history .

In 1855 , Mormon leader Brigham Young responded to promising reports of Las Vegas by sending 30 missionary settlers to the valley ; they eventually built a fort not far from today 's Downtown .

Surrounded by acres of farmland hewn from the hard desert , the adobe fort became a focal point for the development of Las Vegas for the next fifty years .

The missionaries struggled valiantly against the dictates of the desert , trying simultaneously to survive the harshness of their circumstances and spread the Mormon faith .

Additional pressures from arriving miners pushed the missionaries ' plight beyond recovery .

Their supplies scarce , their harvest meager , and their spirit broken , they abandoned the fort in 1858 .

Despite the fact that the local land was rich in silver , by 1865 most of the mining traffic through Las Vegas was of prospectors headed to California or Northern Nevada in search of gold .

Bestowed with plenty of the invaluable pioneer spirit that characterizes Las Vegas to this day , Gass redirected his life by picking up where the Mormons left off -- at least when it came to ranching and farming .

Gass took over the abandoned Mormon fort and 640 acres ( 260 hectares ) surrounding it , dubbing it the Las Vegas Ranch .

He expanded the ranch and irrigated the land so that it would support crops and cattle .

His determination had other results as well : Gass was named a justice of the peace and a territorial legislator .

In the late 1870s , he defaulted on a loan from rancher Archibald Stewart , so Stewart took the Las Vegas Ranch for his own .

True to wild-West stereotypes , Stewart was slain by a neighboring farmer , leaving his strong-willed wife , Helen , to assume the duties of the ranch .

Through 1905 , Helen Stewart expanded the ranch to 2000 acres ( 810 hectares ) , making quite a bit of money in the process .

What happened next would mark the end of the successful Las Vegas Ranch and the beginning of the era of the subdivision seen across almost all of Western America to this day .

The railroad was coming , and when it arrived , Las Vegas would never be the same again .

At the turn of the 19th century Los Angeles and Salt Lake City were among the burgeoning metropolises of the new American West .

Though the two cities remained unlinked by rail , this was about to change quickly .

When it did , the Las Vegas Valley ( which at the time had a non-native population of less than 30 ) would change as well .

In 1903 , officials of the San Pedro , Los Angeles , and Salt Lake Railroad arrived in Las Vegas , eager to secure a right-of-way for their Los Angeles - Salt Lake connection .

Las Vegas would serve as a major stopover for crew rest and train repair .

As mapped , the track traveled directly through Helen Stewart 's Las Vegas Ranch .

In early 1905 , the route between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City was completed , and train tracks bore right down the center of the Las Vegas Valley .

Standing at the depot at Main and Fremont streets , railroad officials auctioned 1200 lots they had subdivided from forty square blocks of desert scrub .

Land speculators and locals alike were anxious to own a part of the newest railroad boomtown , and within an afternoon , more than 80 percent of the lots were sold .

With rail service in place and forty blocks of private property , it was ready to become a real town .

Businesses sprang up overnight , and wooden houses were erected to replace the tent city in which many of the early settlers had lived .

One year after the auction , the population of Las Vegas had ballooned to 1500 residents , a portent of things to come for the next ninety years .

The railroad needed a way station , and Las Vegas was the place .

Growth continued for ten years , and by 1915 the town had telephones , round-the-clock electricity , and a growing population -- many of whom worked in the railroad repair shop .

The growing competition in rail transport resulted in Union Pacific buying the Los Angeles - Salt Lake line .

Union Pacific then consolidated its operations , eliminating the Las Vegas repair facility .

Additionally , Las Vegas had been made a part of Nevada 's new Clark County in 1909 , a year when the legislature also outlawed gambling .

These unfortunate circumstances threatened to relegate Las Vegas to the status of a small desert community that could no longer support its 3000 residents .

But the southwest 's growing need for water , combined with Las Vegas 's fortuitous proximity to the Colorado River , would give Las Vegas a second chance to achieve prosperity .

Construction on Hoover Dam ( originally Boulder Dam , subsequently renamed for the president who authorized the project ) began in 1931 in a canyon 45 miles ( 72 km ) southeast of Las Vegas .

Providing an influx of $165 million to the southwestern economy , Hoover Dam played a major role in preventing Las Vegas from drying up , both financially and literally .

Not only did it create jobs , but it also created Lake Mead , the massive reservoir that today provides water to all of southern Nevada .

The state legislature helped as well , by legalizing gambling in 1931 and thus solidifying the future of the town , though legislators and residents could never have known this at the time .

The hordes of people who attended Hoover Dam 's 1935 dedication set the city 's now-formidable public relations machine into action .

They went to work on what has become one of the lengthiest citywide tourism campaigns ever attempted .

It did n't take long for the city to establish itself as a wild- West town with an `` anything goes '' attitude .

Vices outlawed or heavily controlled elsewhere were legal here , available any hour of any day ( or night ) .

Thus originated Las Vegas 's reputation as an adult theme park .

Both the Las Vegas Aerial Gunnery School ( which became Nellis Air Force Base and the Nevada Test Site ) in the north , and Basic Magnesium in the nearby town of Henderson , arrived in the early 1940s as a result of America 's war effort .

By 1945 , the population had grown to almost 20,000 , with workers and airmen moving in at a rapid pace .

While many gambling halls opened Downtown in the 1930s and early 1940s , only two were built on the stretch of old Los Angeles Highway that ultimately became the Strip .

The El Rancho Vegas ( 1941 ) was the first , followed by the Last Frontier ( 1943 ) .

By 1945 Siegel had become one of Las Vegas 's original visionaries , planning an opulent resort on the southern end of the LA Highway .

But the Mafia bosses who financed the operation were displeased with its performance ; Siegel was murdered in the summer of 1947 .

In fact , the Flamingo would launch over two decades of strong mob presence in Las Vegas .

Freely flowing `` comps '' ( complimentary food , drink , and entertainment ) were the order of the day , with mob bosses content to provide an environment of pleasurable excess as long as the cash kept rolling in .

While the mob was running the casinos , promoters were busily selling Las Vegas as a glamorous Hollywood in the desert .

Emerging stars , no longer content with playing small nightclubs , came to Las Vegas with dreams of making it big .

Frank Sinatra , Wayne Newton , and Louis Prima each arrived with mediocre status and suddenly found themselves with names as big as the marquees on which they were written .

The Rat Pack -- originally Frank Sinatra , Dean Martin , Sammy Davis Jr. , Peter Lawford , and Joey Bishop , all in town to film Ocean 's 11 -- landed at the Sands in January 1960 for a legendary stay .

Other Hollywood stars came as well , simply because Las Vegas was the place to be .

The Thunderbird , Desert Inn , Sahara , Sands , and Riviera hotels were erected during this period , luring a curious clientele drawn by tales of all-night partying , exclusive entertainment , and cheap accommodations .

There was no longer any question : when you wanted some unbridled adult fun , Las Vegas was the place to be .

Organized crime was soon to have a formidable adversary in its bid to control Las Vegas -- corporate cash .

Though Las Vegas had developed a powerful local economy , few major outside investments were made in the city , due primarily to mob infiltration and its inherent ties to illegal activities .

That would change dramatically with the 1966 arrival of billionaire Howard Hughes .

Several weeks later he was asked -- then ordered -- to vacate the room to make room for high rollers , whereupon he promptly bought the property and fired the management .

Thus began Hughes ' legendary three-year , $300-million Las Vegas buying spree .

When it was over , Hughes owned six casinos , an airport , and an airline , along with numerous plots of land stretching from the Strip to the mountains .

Because of the new legitimacy Las Vegas acquired from Hughes ' investments , established companies such as Hilton Hotels bought into the gaming business , and their influence helped draw a line in the desert sand between legitimate operations and mob casinos , where illegal skimming of profits was rampant .

That , combined with the formation of the Nevada Gaming Control Board , would signal the beginning of the end for heavy mob influence in the city .

As corporations moved in and the mob was slowly pushed out , a new Las Vegas emerged .

In the mid-1980s , Wynn began plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas with a new resort .

He bought several Strip properties -- the Silver Slipper and Castaways among them -- and demolished them to make way for a new kind of resort -- Mirage -- which became an instant success .

Wynn 's demolition of the existing properties started a trend that , more than any other , describes Las Vegas at the end of the 20th century : removal of old properties in exchange for the potential of new ones .

This trend has led to many more demolitions , including the Dunes ( replaced by Bellagio ) , Aladdin ( the new Aladdin ) and Sands ( Venetian ) hotels .

They can no longer be just a box filled with gaming tables , restaurants , and a showroom .

Excalibur , the MGM Grand , the Luxor , and New York - New York all followed Mirage 's lead during the 1990s , offering themed environments and attractions for families .

As evidence of the `` ever-faster '' nature of the city , by the middle of the 1990s the new approach showed signs of backlash , with many visitors criticizing the mediocrity of the Las Vegas experience .

New resorts offer attractions and amenities modeled after those available in top resort cities worldwide , including luxurious spas , signature restaurants , and exclusive boutiques .

Additionally , a handful of resorts -- such as the South-Seas themed Mandalay Bay , the Mirage , and the new Four Seasons -- are now catering exclusively to the luxury travel market .

The world 's most expensive resort at $1.6 billion , the Bellagio 's amenities include 5-star dining , Chanel-caliber boutiques , and a world-class collection of artistic masterworks .

Perhaps more important , such high-end accommodations raise the standards of expectations back to the mythology of the Rat Pack era .

As it changed from mob gambling town to corporate gaming venue , the population of Las Vegas skyrocketed .

Recent business projections for Las Vegas predict challenges ; tourism revenues must increase substantially to sustain what is already built , while actual figures show visitation as steady or declining .

The growth that has characterized Las Vegas for nearly a century may be facing a roadblock .

Still , the future of Las Vegas is sure to be determined as much by the pioneering spirit that built the city as by anything else .

Inevitably , some people will get burned in the process , but others will rise triumphantly from the fray to even greater successes .

And that , more than anything , is the one constant that characterizes the past , present , and future of Las Vegas .

Two large fires in the New South Wales Blue Mountains , West of Sydney are burning out of control in difficult fire fighting conditions .

The first , a 8,000 hectare blaze near Blackheath , which has been burning for nine days broke containment lines at 11 PM AEDT on Monday .

Fire crews had been attempting to contain the fire before the onset of difficult conditions today .

Commissioner of the NSW Rural Fire Service said fire fighters had made a brave effort to contain the fire .

When the fire jumped containment lines , around 95 percent of the fire had been contained .

'' They 've worked extremely hard now for six days but probably their most herculean effort was last night , '' My Koperberg said .

'' They were down on the Grose River working in atrocious conditions as a last-ditch stand ... and they nearly got there .

'' They had several metres still to go when it became too hot and we had to evacuate them because it would have endangered them . ''

A second fire has begun burning on a 5 km ( 3 mile ) front , along the Putty Road near Wiseman 's Ferry .

It is thought that the fire could affect the village of St Albans .

It is feared forecasted wind gusts of up to 80 km/h ( 49 Mph ) overnight could fan the first fire into the township of Winmalee as it heads East .

North Korea has joined , violated , and withdrawn from the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in the course of activities apparently dedicated to the production of nuclear weapons .

On 23 April 2003 in Beijing , North Korean Deputy Foreign Minster Li Gun ( Lee Gu ( n ) reportedly told U.S. Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs James Kelly that North Korea possesses nuclear weapons .

On 10 February 2005 , the North Korean Foreign Ministry confirmed Li 's statement by announcing that Pyongyang had manufactured nuclear weapons .

North Korea has not conducted a nuclear test , but in early May 2005 , press reports indicated that U.S. satellite imagery had detected signs that North Korea could be preparing for a nuclear test to be conducted in June .

The six parties include China , Japan , North Korea , Russia , South Korea and the United States .

The six parties have agreed to hold working - level talks , and all sides have stated they have the ultimate goal of a non - nuclear Korean peninsula .

However , in February 2005 , Pyongyang announced that it was suspending indefinitely its participation in the six - party process until the the United States chanegd its `` hostile policy towards North Korea . ''

Many analysts now believe the talks are dead , and in early May 2005 there were reports that Washington and Tokyo were preparing to refer the issue to the UN Security Council .

On 12 May 2003 , North Korea announced that the bilateral `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula '' signed with South Korea on 20 January 1992 was no longer valid because of `` U.S. actions '' [ Note : the U.S. was not a signatory ] .

Under the agreement , North and South Korea pledged not to produce nuclear weapons , not to reprocess plutonium , and not to enrich uranium .

On 10 January 2003 , North Korea notified the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) and the UN Security Council that Pyongyang was withdrawing from the NPT , and that the withdrawal would be effective the next day .

The treaty requires 90 - day notice before a withdrawal , but North Korea claims this is not necessary since Pyongyang already declared its intention to withdraw in 1993 , only to `` suspend its intention withdraw ''

The NPT withdrawal swiftly followed a December 2002 announcement that North Korea was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , in response to the U.S. decision to suspend heavy fuel oil ( HFO ) shipments under the Agreed Framework .

Pyongyang said it was lifting the freeze to generate electricity to compensate for the loss of HFO supplies , and North Korean technicians were able to remove seals and disable monitoring cameras at nuclear facilities in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun within a matter of days .

The IAEA 's ability to directly monitor activities at the Yo ( ngbyo ( n nuclear complex was completely lost in late December 2002 when North Korea expelled IAEA inspectors who had been monitoring the freeze .

The Central Intelligence Agency estimates that North Korea has one or two nuclear bombs that were assembled with plutonium reprocessed between 1989 and 1991 .

If so , it is unclear if these devices have been `` weaponized '' or are small enough to be mated with delivery systems ; the location of any such weapons is unknown .

Furthermore , a plutonium bomb would have to be tested before North Korea could use it with confidence .

However , some analysts speculate that North Korean scientists were present during Pakistan 's nuclear tests in May 1998 , and that Pyongyang could have obtained a tested bomb design from Islamabad or from Pakistani scientists without government approval .

In the spring of 2003 , US intelligence detected activities around the Radiochemisty Laboratory , a reprocessing facility in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , that indicate North Korea was probably reprocessing the 8,000 spent fuel rods that had been in a temporary storage pond .

In September 2003 , a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman said that North Korea had completed the reprocessing of this spent fuel , which would give North Korea enough plutonium for about four to six nuclear bombs .

In January 2004 , a delegation of American private citizens confirmed that the cannisters in the temporary storage pond were empty .

There are also concerns about North Korea 's suspected highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) program , which is a different path to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons .

In the summer of 2002 , US intelligence reportedly discovered new evidence about transfers of HEU technology and/or materials from Pakistan in exchange for ballistic missiles .

In October 2002 , a delegation led by James Kelly , US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs , visited Pyongyang and notified North Korean officials that the United States was aware of Pyongyang 's HEU development program .

Compared to plutonium - production facilities , the type of HEU production facilities that the DPRK may be developing would be difficult to detect , and therefore , it is difficult to accurately assess the program 's stage of development .

In early 2004 , Pakistani nuclear scientist Dr . A. Q. Khan revealed that he had sold gas - centrifuge technology to North Korea , Libya and Iran .

Libya has since abandoned its nuclear ambitions and is cooperating with the IAEA and the United States , which has revealed much about Khan 's network .

In April 2003 , Egyptian customs officials intercepted 22 tons of aluminum tubing from Germany , which would be enough for about 100 - 200 centrifuges .

In the spring of 2004 , it was reported that Khan visited North Korea and was shown three nuclear devices .

However , the report lacks details , and its contents have not been confirmed .

North Korea first became embroiled with nuclear politics during the Korean War .

Although nuclear weapons were never used in Korea , American political leaders and military commanders threatened to use nuclear weapons to end the Korean War on terms favorable to the United States .

In 1958 , the United States deployed nuclear weapons to South Korea for the first time , and the weapons remained there until President George Bush ordered their withdrawal in 1991 .

North Korean government statements and media reports often cite a `` nuclear threat from the United States , '' and continue to claim that the United States has about 1,000 nuclear weapons deployed in South Korea .

There is no reason , however , to believe that this allegation is true .

Those who believe North Korea is a revisionist state argue that Pyongyang 's nuclear motivations constitute a serious external threat .

This school of thought has ample evidence to support its claims : North Korea 's initiation of the Korean War , acts of terrorism , forward - deployed military forces , a constitution that states that the DPRK is the sole legitimate government for all of Korea , and Korean Workers' Party bylaws calling for a `` completion of the revolution in the south . ''

Many analysts also argue that Pyongyang 's record of exporting ballistic missiles indicates that North Korea would also be willing to sell nuclear materials , technology , or complete nuclear weapons .

On the other hand , some people believe North Korea is a state satisfied with the status quo and that it seeks peaceful coexistence with South Korea and the international community .

Proponents of this school often argue that North Korea 's nuclear motivations are defensive in nature and designed to deter external threats to the DPRK .

Evidence to support this argument includes the July 4 North - South Joint Communiquï¿½ of 1972 ; the Agreement on Reconciliation , Nonaggression , and Exchanges and Cooperation between North and South Korea of 1991 ( the so-called `` Basic Agreement '' ) ; the Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula of 1991 ; the summit meeting of 2000 ; the Agreed Framework with the United States ; and reunification proposals that would recognize `` two systems '' for the north and south .

However , critics argue that Pyongyang 's behavior is inconsistent and that this evidence is not credible .

Regardless of North Korean motivations toward South Korea and the United States , Pyongyang 's record of exporting ballistic missiles and missile production technology indicates that North Korea could also be willing to sell nuclear materials , technology , or even complete nuclear weapons .

In the early 1950s , North Korea began establishing the institutional base to train the human resources for its nuclear development program .

The Atomic Energy Research Institute was established along with the Academy of Sciences in December 1952 , but the nuclear program did not begin its take - off until North Korea established cooperative agreements with the Soviet Union .

Pyongyang signed the founding charter of the Soviet Union 's Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in February 1956 , and began to send scientists and technicians there for training shortly thereafter .

In 1959 , North Korea and the USSR signed an agreement on the peaceful use of nuclear energy that included a provision for Soviet help to establishment a nuclear research complex in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , North P'yo ( ng 'an Province .

In the early 1960s , the Soviet Union provided extensive technical assistance while North Korea constructed its Yo ( ngbyo ( n Nuclear Research Center , which included the installation of a Soviet IRT- 2000 Nuclear Research Reactor , and other facilities ( see Yo ( ngbyo ( n Nuclear Research Center ) .

The small research reactor has been used to produce radioisotopes and to train personnel .

The cabinet and the Academy of Sciences were given operational and administrative oversight of the nuclear facilities , but ultimate control of the program and decisions over weapons development belonged to North Korean leader Kim Il Sung .

The program appeared to begin as a peaceful one , but whatever Kim 's original intentions , the Cuban Missile Crisis may have prompted initiation of a dedicated nuclear weapons program .

Kim Il Sung appreciated Soviet and Chinese support during the Korean War , but he had expected more , particularly from the Soviets , and he was dissatisfied that the war had ended in a stalemate .

In 1961 , Pyongyang signed `` treaties of friendship , cooperation , and mutual assistance '' with both Moscow and Beijing , but events led Kim to question the credibility of these alliances .

Only two months later , the Korean Workers' Party Central Committee adopted policies to strengthen the military and to implement import - substitution programs to reduce dependency on arms imports .

Second , there are reports that Kim Il Sung asked China to share its nuclear weapons technology following China 's first nuclear test in October 1964 , but Chairman Mao refused .

Shortly thereafter , North Korean relations with China began to deteriorate and they worsened during China 's Cultural Revolution .

In the late 1960s , North Korea continued to expand its educational and research institutions to support a nuclear program for both civilian and military applications .

By the early 1970s , North Korean engineers were using indigenous technology to expand the IRT- 2000 research reactor and Pyongyang began to acquire plutonium reprocessing technology from the Soviet Union .

In July 1977 , North Korea signed a trilateral safeguards agreement with the IAEA and the USSR that brought the IRT- 2000 research reactor and a critical assembly in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun under IAEA safeguards .

The Soviets were included in the agreement since they supplied the reactor fuel .

The early 1980s was a period of significant indigenous expansion , which included uranium milling facilities , a fuel rod fabrication complex , and a 5MW ( e ) nuclear reactor , as well as research and development institutions .

By the mid - 1980s , Pyongyang began construction on a 50MW ( e ) nuclear power reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , while expanding its uranium processing facilities .

Some of technology and equipment acquired during this period had dual - use applications for a uranium enrichment program that was not revealed until the late 1990s .

North Korea 's energy concerns make nuclear energy a legitimate rationale for nuclear power , and Pyongyang explored the acquisition of light water reactor technology in the early to mid - 1980s .

This period coincided with the expansion of North Korea 's indigenously designed reactor program , which was based on gas - graphite moderated reactors similar in design to the Calder Hall reactors first built in the United Kingdom in the 1950s .

In the early 1980s , Pyongyang was also exploring the acquisition of light water power reactors , and agreed to sign the NPT in December 1985 in exchange for Soviet assistance in the construction of four light water reactors .

After signing the NPT , countries have 18 months to complete a safeguards agreement with the IAEA .

In North Korea 's case , it was later discovered that the agency provided the wrong documents for the safeguards agreement and the IAEA subsequently gave North Korea an additional 18 months to complete the agreement .

Nevertheless , North Korea failed to meet the extended deadline , as Pyongyang demanded that the United States withdraw its nuclear weapons from South Korea , and that Washington and Seoul terminate the joint military exercise `` Team Spirit . ''

In September 1991 , President George Bush announced that the United States would withdraw its nuclear weapons from South Korea , and on 18 December 1991 , President Roh Tae Woo declared that South Korea was free of nuclear weapons .

North and South Korea then signed the `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' whereby both sides promised `` not test , manufacture , produce , receive , possess , store , deploy or use nuclear weapons . ''

The agreement also bound the two sides to forgo the possession of `` nuclear reprocessing and uranium enrichment facilities . ''

The agreement also provided for a bilateral inspections regime , but the two sides failed to agree on its implementation .

North Korea finally signed an IAEA safeguards agreement on 30 January 1992 , and the Supreme People's Assembly ratified the agreement on 9 April .

Under the terms of the agreement , North Korea provided an `` initial declaration '' of its nuclear facilities and materials , provided access for IAEA inspectors to verify the completeness and correctness of the initial declaration .

Six rounds of inspections began in May 1992 and concluded in February 1993 .

Pyongyang 's initial declaration included a small plutonium sample ( less than 100 grams ) , which North Korean officials said was reprocessed from damaged spent fuel rods that were removed from the 5MW ( e ) reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun .

However , IAEA analysis indicated that Korean technicians reprocessed plutonium on three occasions -- 1989, 1990 , and 1991 .

When the agency requested access to two suspect nuclear waste sites , North Korea declared them to be `` military sites '' and `` off - limits . ''

After the IAEA was denied access to North Korea 's suspect waste sites in early 1993 , the Agency moved to ask the UN Security Council for special ad hoc inspections , but on 12 March 1993 , North Korea announced its intention to withdraw from the NPT .

However , following intense bilateral negotiations with the United States , North Korea announced it was `` suspending its withdrawal from the NPT '' one day before the withdrawal was to become effective .

Pyongyang agreed to `` suspend '' its withdrawal while talks continued with Washington , but claimed to have a special status in regard to its nuclear safeguards commitments .

Under this `` special status , '' North Korea agreed to allow the `` continuity of safeguards '' on its present activities , but refused to allow inspections that could verify past nuclear activities .

As talks with the United States over North Korea 's return to the NPT dragged on , North Korea continued to operate its 5MW ( e ) reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun .

On 14 May 1994 , Korean technicians began removing the spent fuel rods without the supervision of IAEA inspectors .

This action worsened the emerging crisis because the random placement of the spent fuel rods in a temporary storage pond compromised the IAEA 's capacity to reconstruct the operational history of the reactor , which could have been used in efforts to account for the discrepancies in Pyongyang 's reported plutonium reprocessing .

The Clinton administration announced that it would ask the UN Security Council to impose economic sanctions , but Pyongyang then declared that it would consider economic sanctions `` an act of war . ''

The crisis was defused in June 1994 when former President Jimmy Carter traveled to Pyongyang to meet with Kim Il Sung .

Carter announced from Pyongyang that Kim had accepted the broad outline of a deal that was later finalized as the `` Agreed Framework '' in October 1994 .

Under the agreement , North Korea agreed to freeze its gas - graphite moderated reactors and related facilities , and allow the IAEA to monitor that freeze .

Pyongyang was also required to `` consistently take steps to implement the North - South Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' and remain a party to the NPT .

In exchange , the United States agreed to lead an international consortium to construct two light water power reactors , and provide 500,000 tons of heavy fuel oil per year until the first reactor came online with a target date of 2003 .

Furthermore , the United States was to provide `` formal assurances against the threat or use of nuclear weapons by the US . ''

While the Agreed Framework froze North Korea 's plutonium program for almost a decade , neither party was completely satisfied with either the compromise reached or its implementation .

The United States was dissatisfied with the postponement of safeguards inspections to verify Pyongyang 's past activities , and North Korea was dissatisfied with the delayed construction of the light water power reactors .

In fact , Pyongyang had demanded compensation from Washington , but the US position has been that 2003 was only a `` target date '' and not a strict contractual commitment .

After coming to office in 2001 , the new Bush administration initiated a North Korea policy review that was completed in early June .

The policy review concluded that the United States should seek `` improved implementation of the Agreed Framework , verifiable constraints on North Korea 's missile program , a ban on missile exports , and a less threatening North Korean conventional military posture . ''

From Washington 's perspective , `` improved implementation of the Agreed Framework '' meant an acceleration of safeguards inspections , even though the agreement did not require Pyongyang to submit to full safeguards inspections to verify its past activities until a significant portion of the reactor construction was completed but before the delivery of critical reactor components .

In October 2002 , bilateral talks between the United States and North Korea finally resumed when US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs James Kelly visited Pyongyang .

During the visit , Kelly informed First Vice Foreign Minister Kang So ( k Chu and Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Kwan that Washington was aware of a secret North Korean program to produce highly - enriched uranium ( HEU ) .

The US State Department claims that North Korean officials admitted to having such a program during a second day of meetings with Kelly , but North Korea now claims that it has only admitted to having a `` plan to produce nuclear weapons , '' which Pyongyang claims is part of its right to self - defense .

The United States responded in December 2002 by suspending heavy oil shipments , and North Korea then retaliated by lifting the freeze on its nuclear facilities , expelling IAEA inspectors monitoring that freeze , and announcing its withdrawal from the NPT on 10 January 2003 .

Initially , North Korea claimed it had no intention of producing nuclear weapons , and that the lifting of the nuclear freeze was necessary to generate needed electricity .

On 10 February 2005 , the Foreign Ministry announced that North Korea had manufactured nuclear weapons , and in early April 2005 Pyongyang shut down its 5MW ( e ) nuclear reactor .

If the spent fuel in the reactor core is reprocessed , North Korea will be able to obtain enough weapons - grade plutonium for 1 - 3 nuclear bombs .

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In the long , frightening night after Tuesday 's devastating earthquake , Bay Area residents searched for comfort and solace wherever they could .

Hundreds of Californians made their way to their computers after the quake , and checked in with each other on electronic bulletin boards , which link computers CB-radio-style , via phone lines .

Some of the most vivid bulletins came over The Well , a Sausalito , Calif. , board that is one of the liveliest outposts of the electronic underground .

About two-thirds of the Well 's 3,000 subscribers live in the Bay Area .

The quake knocked The Well out for six hours , but when it came back up , it teemed with emotional first-hand reports .

The time is Pacific Daylight Time , and the initials or nicknames are those subscribers use to identify themselves .

Got back to Bolinas , and everything had fallen : broken poster frames with glass on the floor , file cabinets open or dumped onto the floor .

11:59 p.m. JKD : I was in my favorite watering hole , waiting for the game to start .

I felt the temblor begin and glanced at the table next to mine , smiled that guilty smile and we both mouthed the words , `` Earth-quake ! '' together .

This time , it just got stronger and then the building started shaking violently up and down as though it were a child 's toy block that was being tossed .

12:06 a.m. HRH : I was in the Berkeley Main library when it hit .

Endless seconds wondering if those huge windows would buckle and shower us with glass .

Then the auto paint shop fire sent an evil-looking cloud of black smoke into the air .

A woman in a three-story apartment was able to walk out the window of the third floor onto street level after the quake .

12:38 a.m. DAYAC : I was driving my truck , stopped at a red light at the corner of Shattuck and Alcatraz at the Oakland-Berkeley border when it hit .

Worst part was watching power lines waving above my head and no way to drive away .

I could n't decide if I should come home to Marin , because my house is on stilts .

There was a horrible smell of gas as I passed the Chevron refinery before crossing the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge .

I could also see the clouds across the bay from the horrible fire in the Marina District of San Francisco .

I think a few of the aftershocks might just be my body shaking .

1:11 a.m. GR8FLRED : I could see the flames from San Francisco from my house across the bay .

1:11 a.m. RD : Building on the corner severely damaged , so an old lady and her very old mother are in the guest room .

3:25 a.m. SAMURAI : I just felt another aftershock a few seconds ago .

3:25 a.m. MACPOST : Downtown Bolinas seems to be the part of town that 's worst off .

The quivers move through my house every few minutes at unpredictable intervals , and the mouse that 's been living in my kitchen has taken refuge under my desk .

It runs out frantically now and then , and is clearly pretty distressed .

Then as things got rougher , we ran for the door and spent the next few minutes outside watching the brick sidewalk under our feet oozing up and down , and the flowers waving in an eerie rhythm .

Everyone looked calm , but there was this surreal low level of confusion as the aftershocks continued .

4:02 a.m. SHIBUMI : Power is back on , and UCSF { medical center } seems to have quieted down for the night ( they were doing triage out in the parking lot from the sound and lights of it ) .

A friend of mine was in an underground computer center in downtown SF when the quake hit .

He said that one of the computers took a three-foot trip sliding across the floor .

Today should be interesting as people realize how hard life is going to be here for a while .

4:30 a.m. KIM : I got home , let the dogs into the house and noticed some sounds above my head , as if someone were walking on the roof , or upstairs .

Then I noticed the car was bouncing up and down as if someone were jumping on it .

I realized what was happening and screamed into the house for the dogs .

Cupboard doors were flying , the trash can in the kitchen walked a few feet , the dogs came running , and I scooted them into the dog run and stood in the doorway myself , watching the outside trash cans dance across the concrete .

When I realized it was over , I went and stood out in front of the house , waiting and praying for Merrill to come home , shivering as if it were 20 below zero until he got there .

When I saw the pictures of 880 and the Bay Bridge , I began to cry .

5:09 a.m. JROE : The Sunset { District } was more or less like a pajama party all evening , lots of people & dogs walking around , drinking beer .

6:50 a.m. CAROLG : I was just sitting down to meet with some new therapy clients , a couple , and the building started shaking like crazy .

It 's a flimsy structure , built up on supports , and it was really rocking around .

The three of us stopped breathing for a moment , and then when it kept on coming we lunged for the doorway .

Biggest trouble was scared family who could n't get a phone line through , and spent a really horrible hour not knowing .

8:01 a.m. HLR : Judy and I were in our back yard when the lawn started rolling like ocean waves .

We ran into the house to get Mame , but the next tremor threw me in the air and bounced me as I tried to get to my feet .

While I was standing on the lawn with Mame , waiting for another tremor , I noticed that all the earthworms were emerging from the ground and slithering across the lawn !

9:31 a.m. GR8FLRED : It 's amazing how one second can so completely change your life .

9:38 a.m. FIG : I guess we 're all living very tentatively here , waiting for the expected but dreaded aftershock .

9:53 a.m. PANDA : Flesh goes to total alert for flight or fight .

I walked along Shattuck between Delaware and Cedar at a few minutes before eight this morning .

Next to Chez Panisse a homeless couple , bundled into a blue sleeping bag , sat up , said , `` Good morning '' and then the woman smiled , said , `` Is n't it great just to be alive ? '' I agreed .

That was the message delivered by government and private security experts at an all-day conference on corporate electronic espionage .

`` Hostile and even friendly nations routinely steal information from U.S. companies and share it with their own companies , '' said Noel D. Matchett , a former staffer at the federal National Security Agency and now president of Information Security Inc. , Silver Spring , MD.

It `` may well be '' that theft of business data is `` as serious a strategic threat to national security '' as it is a threat to the survival of victimized U.S. firms , said Michelle Van Cleave , the White House 's assistant director for National Security Affairs .

Any secret can be pirated , the experts said , if it is transmitted over the air .

Even rank amateurs can do it if they spend a few thousand dollars for a commercially available microwave receiver with amplifier and a VCR recorder .

They need only position themselves near a company 's satellite dish and wait .

`` You can have a dozen competitors stealing your secrets at the same time , '' Mr . Matchett said , adding : `` It 's a pretty good bet they wo n't get caught .''

The only way to catch an electronic thief , he said , is to set him up with erroneous information .

Even though electronic espionage may cost U.S. firms billions of dollars a year , most are n't yet taking precautions , the experts said .

By contrast , European firms will spend $ 150 million this year on electronic security , and are expected to spend $ 1 billion by 1992 .

Already many foreign firms , especially banks , have their own cryptographers , conference speakers reported .

One expert , whose job is so politically sensitive that he spoke on condition that he would n't be named or quoted , said the expected influx of East European refugees over the next few years will greatly increase the chances of computer-maintenance workers , for example , doubling as foreign spies .

Moreover , he said , technology now exists for stealing corporate secrets after they 've been `` erased '' from a computer 's memory .

He said that Oliver North of Iran-Contra notoriety thought he had erased his computer but that the information was later retrieved for congressional committees to read .

No personal computer , not even the one on a chief executive 's desk , is safe , this speaker noted .

W. Mark Goode , president of Micronyx Inc. , a Richardson , Texas , firm that makes computer-security products , provided a new definition for Mikhail Gorbachev 's campaign for greater openness , known commonly as glasnost .

Under Mr . Gorbachev , Mr . Goode said , the Soviets are openly stealing Western corporate communications .

He cited the case of a Swiss oil trader who recently put out bids via telex for an oil tanker to pick up a cargo of crude in the Middle East .

Among the responses the Swiss trader got was one from the Soviet national shipping company , which had n't been invited to submit a bid .

The Soviets ' eavesdropping paid off , however , because they got the contract .

On 23 June 1996 , the Sunday Telegraph reported about a `` secret multi-million-pound deal with the Indian government which will supply banned materials used to manufacture poison gas . ''

Under the deal , India will build a sophisticate chemical plant at Qazvin , which will be used produce phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual-use chemical that could be used to produce chemical weapons .

QN : Has India built dual-use chemical production plants in Iran ?

QN : What dual-use chemical will be produced at the Indian-Iranian joint venture at Qazvin ?

In January - February 1997 , China supplied Iran with 40,000 barrels of calcium hypochlorite , a chemical-biological-radiological decontamination agent .

Iran continues to deny any allegations that it is actively pursuing an offensive CW program .

In 1996 , it held the first regional seminar on the national implementation of the CWC in Tehran so that government authorities could familiarize themselves with their duties and obligations under the treaty .

Being one of the few countries in the world that has experienced chemical warfare ( CW ) on the battlefield , Iran ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention in 1997 .

Desperate for hard currency to prop up its sickly regime , North Korea has demanded $1 billion a year from America to end its destabilising missile sales to countries such as Iran , Syria , Libya , Egypt and Pakistan .

That demand was reportedly knocked down by the Clinton administration to a series of satellite launches and some food aid , but the potential deal still lacked a key component-how to verify that North Korea was honouring the bargain-when the Clinton team ran out of time .

QN : Did the Clinton administration agree to send $1 billion a year to end the DPRK 's missile sales ?

In October 2002 , North Korea confirmed U.S. intelligence reports that it had a clandestine enriched uranium weapons program in violation of the Agreed Framework and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty .

In addition to aerial-delivered chemical ordnance ( bombs , possibly other types of ordnance ) , DPRK military airfields ( as of 1993 ) have posted a platoon of chemical defense personnel equipped decontamination and detection systems .

QN : Has North Korea taken steps to protect its military airfields from chemical weapons attacks ?

The continued willingness of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ( DPRK ) , the People's Republic of China ( PRC ) , and Russia to provide Iran with both missiles and missile-related technology that at the very least exceed the intentions of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) .

QN : What countries have provided Iran with ballistic missiles and missile-related technology ?

QN : What Middle Eastern countries have been collaborating with Iran to develop their own ballistic missiles ?

However , DOD has no plans to help secure three other Russian nerve agent storage sites that store 65 percent of Russia 's declared nerve agent stockpile .

QN : Does the US Department of Defense ( DOD ) plan to secure all of Russia 's CW stockpiles ?

Many of the chemical weapons storage facilities lack a basic automatic alarm system to warn of dangerous levels of agent in the air .

Hence , the greatest danger posed by Russia 's CW stockpile is that people living near the storage sites will be exposed to these agents .

QN : Do Russia 's chemical weapons facilities have systems to detect the accidental release of chemical weapons ?

In 1986 , the Soviet government constructed a demonstration destruction facility in Chapayevsk that utilized neutralization and incineration technology .

The facility , which was designed to destroy 350 tons of nerve agent yearly utilizing hydrolysis followed by incineration , cost 50 million rubles and took more than three years to build .

QN : Has Russia built facilities for the disposal of chemical weapons in the past ?

Russia currently lacks the necessary capacity to dispose of its chemical munitions .

QN : Does Russia possess the infrastructure necessary to destroy chemical weapons ?

At Chapayevsk in the Samara Province , where lewisite and mustard gas were produced , tests performed in 19931994 reportedly found arsenic concentrations in the soil around the former plant to be 8,500 times the permissible concentration ( two milligrams per kilogram ) ; in areas of the surrounding town , they were two to ten times the permissible concentration .

Finally , and more importantly , Qadhafi has ordered kidnappings and both supported and employed international terrorism against Western nations .

These scientists report that these compounds , some of which are binaries , were designed to circumvent the CWC and to defeat Western detection and protection measures .

Furthermore , it is claimed that their production can be hidden within commercial chemical plants .

QN : Is Russia producing chemical weapons that can be concealed easily ?

Tehran continues to seek considerable production technology , training , expertise , equipment and chemicals from entities in Russia and China that could be used to help Iran reach its goal [ of ] an indigenous nerve agent production capability .

Early 1990s Iran reportedly acquires 120 tons of castor beans , used in the production of the toxin ricin .

QN : Is there evidence that Iran has attempted to produce ricin ?

Iran has ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) and publicly decried all forms of weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) .

At the same time , it does have a very sophisticated biotechnology infrastructure that includes leading research facilities and trained personnel .

It has also participated in several scientific exchanges with foreign experts .

QN : Does Iran have the infrastructure necessary to produce bioweapons ?

8 January 1998 Iranian President Mohammad Khatami reaffirms his administration 's desire to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) .

He also declares that Iran is neither currently planning to build nuclear weapons nor will attempt to do so in the future , any nuclear technology will be applied to developing nuclear energy for peaceful purposes .

Russian officials do not deny research has continued but assert that it is for the purpose of developing defenses against chemical weapons , a purpose that is not banned by the CWC .

Many of the components for new binary agents developed by the former Soviet Union are not on the CWC 's schedules of chemicals and have legitimate civil applications , clouding their association with chemical weapons use .

However , under the CWC , all chemical weapons are banned , whether or not they are on the CWC schedules .

Despite official statements by the governments of Russia , Ukraine , Kazakhstan , and Belarus that they are opposed to proliferation of NBC weapons and missiles , some sales have and are taking place .

Libya has demonstrated a willingness to use its missile capabilities .

In 1986 , Qadhafi fired two Scuds at a U.S. facility on the Italian island of Lampedusa .

While the Scuds fell short of Lampedusa , they clearly illustrate how Qadhafi could use longer-range ballistic missiles to target NATO and Western interests in Europe and the Middle East .

Having first acquired SCUD missiles from Libya and North Korea for use during the Iran - Iraq war , the Iranians are now able to produce the missile themselves .

Iran first acquired SCUD-B ballistic missiles from Libya and North Korea and used them during the Iran - Iraq war .

Libya has tried , with limited success , to develop its own indigenous missile , and to extend the range of its aging SCUD force for many years under the Al Fatah and other missile programs .

Yet another delivery option would be to equip Libya 's Su-24D `` Fencer '' advanced fighter aircraft with chemical bombs .

Libya currently has only a primitive capability to refuel such aircraft in mid-air , although it could potentially strike at Israel .

Libyan leader Muammar Qadhafi has shown that he is willing and capable of using chemical weapons and missiles against his enemies .

As with the other two plants , the Libyan government has claimed at various times that Tarhunah is a petrochemical complex or that the facility 's tunnels are part of the Great Man-Made River Project to funnel water from Libya 's southern acquifers to its coastal cities .

QN : Does Libya acknowledge producing CW at its Tarhunah plant ?

When Chadian forces , with French support , launched a surprise attack on a military base inside Libya , Qadhafi ordered his forces to attack the Chadian troops by dropping Iraniansupplied mustard gas bombs from a transport aircraft .

In April 1996 , the U.S. announced that it had not ruled out using conventional weapons to stop Libya from completing what Washington claimed was a chemical weapons plant in Tarunah , near Tripoli .

Gaddafi said the missile would be developed to defend Libya against foreign aggression , including the threat of a nuclear attack .

QN : Has the U.S. threatened to take military action against Libya 's chemical weapons facilities ?

If so , security experts believe that Libya is several years away from acquiring a militarily significant indigenous BW capability .

QN : Has Libya admitted having stockpiles of biological weapons ?

Since the late 1980's , blister and nerve agents have been produced at Rabta , but the production rate has been low , and plant is not being utilized due to fear of attack .

QN : Is Libya currently producing nerve agents at its plant in Rabta ?

Libya claims it will not sign the CWC as long as other countries in the region possess NBC weapons .

Libya almost certainly will keep its chemical warfare program as long as Qadhafi remains in power .

Iran is often accused in Western circles of secretly developing an offensive biological warfare ( BW ) program .

In a 1996 report to the US Senate , the Central Intelligence Agency claimed that `` Iran has had a biological warfare program since the early 1980s .

Currently the program is in its research and development stages , but we believe Iran holds some stocks of BW agents and weapons ... ''

Iran has shown an interest in acquiring BW agents from foreign sources .

The speaker of the Iranian parliament publicly stated in 1988 that `` ... we should fully equip ourselves in defensive and offensive use of chemical , bacteriological , and radiological weapons . ''

Canadian and Dutch scientists were approached by Iranian personnel looking to acquire mycotoxin - producing fungi ( Fusarium spp. ) in 1989 .

Sources also claim that Iran has pursued the acquisition of castor beans ( known to be used for producing the deadly toxin ricin ) and retains several cultures of the anthrax - producing bacteria Bacillus anthracis .

Several dual - use items have been imported into Iran from Western countries , and Iran is also working closely with India and Cuba within the realm of biotechnology .

Some Western sources believe that Iran first developed its BW program during the Iran - Iraq War ( 1980 - 88 ) .

Currently , its growing biotechnology industry does have the potential to divert dual - use agents for illicit warfare purposes .

There are several reasons why Iran would pursue a BW program , including establishing a deterrent against Iraq , establishing regional dominance , or developing an alternative to conventional weapons for asymmetric conflicts .

Some experts speculate that in its biological arsenal , Iran possess agents such as botulinum toxin , B. anthracis , and ricin .

In the early 1980s , upon approval of the World Federation of Culture Collections , the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Biotechnology set up a 600 - strain Persian Type Culture Collection to assist Iran 's biotechnology industry .

In August 1989 , Iran was accused of trying to purchase strains of Fusarium spp. from Canada and the Netherlands , which could be used to develop T-2 mycotoxin .

It is believed that the strains were destined for the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Technology and the Imam Reza Medical Center .

It must be noted that Dr . Bruno Schiefer , the Canadian toxicologist approached by Iran , was doubtful that Iran would use the strains for illicit BW purposes .

While the two strains of fusaria Iran requested are in fact dangerous to animal and human nervous systems , Schiefer contended that the toxins ( T-2 and related `` trichothecene mycotoxins '' ) produced by the fungi would not kill quickly enough to be an effective agent .

Contravening his own argument , however , Schiefer also speculated that the Iranians were most likely trying to acquire the fungi for defensive purposes , such as developing gas masks that would be protective in the event of its offensive use .

T-2 and other trichothecene mycotoxins are suspected components of `` yellow rain , '' which was allegedly used in battle by Communist regimes in Southeast Asia during the 1970s and early 1980s .

In addition , it has been alleged that former Soviet bioweaponeers have been hired by Iran to specifically work on its BW arsenal .

According to Michael Eisenstadt , Iran `` probably is researching such standard agents as anthrax and botulin toxin and it has shown interest in acquiring materials which could be used to produce ricin and mycotoxins . ''

Another report indicates that `` Iran has ... conducted extensive research on more lethal active agents like anthrax , hoof and mouth disease , and biotoxins . ''

It must be noted that this latter source , cited by Anthony Cordesman , can not be independently corroborated , and firsthand data on Iranian BW agents is unavailable in open sources .

A table of cultures that Iran is known to possess is available in the Biological Capabilities section .

Some experts believe that Iran is developing the capability to deliver biological agents by Scud missiles , aircraft , or other aerosolization techniques .

According to the CIA , Iran possesses weaponized biological agents that could be dispersed by artillery and aerial bombs .

The Iranian Shahab missile is reportedly capable of carrying biological warheads .

Iran has also conducted chemical and biological defense military exercises with helicopter sprayers and worked with cruise and ballistic missiles , although there is no concrete evidence that it has developed a biological warhead to be fit on such missiles .

Iran does have technological sophistication in the biopharmaceutical industries and produces a variety of vaccines for humans and livestock .

In January 1997 , Iran created an organization called the Iranian Biotechnology Society ( IBS ) , which serves as an umbrella organization to bring together various institutes and individuals focusing on biotechnology related research .

As there is no concrete mechanism for verifying government reports or allegations from exile groups , many of the allegations regarding the Iranian BW program remain unsubstantiated .

The majority of these reports cite Iranian attempts to purchase fusaria from Canada and the Netherlands as evidence that Iran is working on a covert weapons program .

While this could be true , it should be noted that the utility of these fungal species is not limited to BW applications .

For instance , the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Technology claims it researches Fusarium spp. to fight agricultural ailments in sunflower , tomato , and tobacco fields .

If covert activities had in fact been taking place at this location , these inspections would have significantly jeopardized such efforts .

Research of publicly released information from Iranian scientific institutions shows no concrete proof of an offensive BW program .

However , the available information does not disprove allegations made by a variety of sources .

The sophisticated research facilities in Iran could easily serve as a front for illicit BW - related activities and offer a legitimate excuse to import dual - use material .

Before the 1990 Gulf War , Iraq had used its single cell protein research program at al-Hakam to camouflage its development of biological agents , including B. anthracis .

There is no indication that Iran has successfully weaponized BW agents .

Given its current state of technology and the problems associated with delivering a sophisticated BW agent , it is unlikely that Iran currently has the means to carry out a significant biological attack .

Iran has one of the most advanced biotech industries in the developing world , and has long been recognized as a leader in Southwest Asia in the fields of vaccine research and production .

In this field , Iran 's research is concentrated in creating genes that produce toxins against insect pests ; improving the biological resistance of plants ; formulating new pesticides ; improving techniques of spraying or otherwise disseminating pesticides ; investigating the effects on native plant species after they have been introduced to various pests and diseases ; preventing the production of mycotoxins in crops ; producing plant viruses and their corresponding antiserums for an antiserum bank ; and manufacturing pheromones and hormones to combat arthropods that harm Iran 's agricultural industry .

All of these research areas have legitimate and important uses for improving crop yields and reducing the threat to Iran 's agricultural industry posed by pests and disease .

However , the expertise , equipment , and methodologies involved are intrinsically dual - use , and thus could conceivably be applied for illicit purposes if so desired .

Two of these facilities , the Pasteur Institute and the National Research Center of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology ( NRCGEB ) , focus primarily on diseases affecting human beings , while the third facility , the Razi Institute for Serum and Vaccines focuses on diseases affecting both humans and other animals such as livestock .

The Razi and Pasteur Institutes have vaccine development and production experience dating back to the 1920s , and for many years both of these facilities were recognized among the most advanced of their kind in the developing world .

Today , all three facilities undertake projects requiring advanced microbiology and genetic engineering equipment and expertise that could be applied toward the production of biological weapons .

For instance , the NRCGEB 's research in recombinant DNA technologies , genetic engineering , and DNA vaccine production could conceivably be utilized to increase the virulence or resistance of select pathogens .

The equipment for mass - producing vaccines and antiserums at the Pasteur Institute could be utilized to mass - produce biological weapons as well .

As is evident from the contents of the Persian Type Culture Collection discussed below , Iran clearly has access to many dangerous pathogens .

Furthermore , Iran clearly possesses technology useful for producing biological weapons ( as will be elucidated in the Facilities section of this profile ) .

What remains unclear is whether Iran is indeed proceeding with a BW program .

Also , like many facilities in the West , Iran 's leading biotechnology research and development facilities create valuable vaccine products that are distributed in Iran and throughout the world .

At present , Amir Kabir University ( AKU ) has 7000 students in undergraduate and post - graduate programs .

It has 14 engineering departments , five research centers , and an associate university complex located at the town of Tafresh near Tehran .

AKU employs 480 full - time teachers and 550 administrative employees .

Founded in 1958 , AKU underwent a series of reforms after the revolution to align its teachings with Islamic principles .

The first independent biomedical engineering department in Iran was established at AKU in October 1993 .

AKU 's Biomaterials Laboratory is the largest university laboratory fostering research in the area of synthesis , processing , and modification of materials for use in biological environments .

This laboratory is especially active in the area of polymeric materials with the objective of modifying the physical , chemical , biological , and mechanical properties of polymeric materials to render them biocompatible .

The laboratory 's specific research areas include the design and processing of systems for controlled and targeted delivery of bioactive agents .

According to the National Council of Resistance of Iran , Iran has purchased dual - use equipment using the science and technology center at Amir Kabir University as a cover .

Middle East Defense News reports that AKU has been used as a front company to purchase the following equipment from the United States : computers , Unix software , and training from NCR , Apple Computer , and Sun Microsystems , and neutron - shielding from Reactor Experiments , Inc . None of these technologies appears to be directly related to biological weapons .

In 2002 , AKU and Damascus University signed a mutual scientific cooperation agreement that called for broadened scientific , educational , and research cooperation between the universities , the exchange of professors and students , the organization of scientific seminars and educational courses , and the formation of a joint working committee to probe into the inauguration of a branch of Amir Kabir University in Syria .

On the way the plane stopped in Rome , where John was arrested .

John , who always carries his laptop with him , took a flight from Boston to Paris on the morning of Dec 11th .

John , who travels abroad often , is at home in Boston and receives a call that he must immediately go to Paris .

John spent December 10 in Paris and took a plane to Baghdad the next morning .

A rainstorm caused cancellation of the important meeting on Thursday .

A CH-47 Chinook , carrying 10 people , crashed near Ghazni while returning to Bagram Air Base near the capital .

He also sold the XYZ-11 , the key part necessary for the trigger .

His train to New York was scheduled to leave the station at 10:30 .

Pretoria developed nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles but relinquished these armaments in the early 1990s .

The apartheid government also undertook a chemical and biological weapons ( CBW ) defense program , which reportedly also included offensive research and use of CBW agents against opponents of that government .

While the proliferation legacies of South Africa 's nuclear and missile programs were effectively resolved through verified disarmament measures that won international acclaim , dismantlement of the country 's CBW capabilities was not verified to a comparable degree of certainty .

The post - apartheid government of South Africa implemented its nonproliferation and disarmament policy through the Non - Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction Act ( No. 87 of 1993 ) to control the transfer of sensitive items and technologies .

South Africa is the first and , to date , only country to build a nuclear arsenal , and then voluntarily dismantle its entire nuclear weapons program .

The South African experience demonstrates that at least under some conditions , unilateral disarmament is not only possible , but can improve a nation 's security .

In the 1960s , South Africa began to explore the technical utility of `` peaceful nuclear explosions '' for mining and engineering purposes .

In 1973 , then Prime Minister Johannes Vorster approved a program to develop a limited nuclear deterrent capability .

Ultimately , South Africa manufactured six air - deliverable nuclear weapons of the `` gun - type '' design .

In parallel with decisions to end apartheid , the government halted the bomb program in 1989 and dismantled existing weapons and associated production equipment .

South Africa acceded to the Treaty on the Non - Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons ( NPT ) as a non - nuclear weapon state in 1991 , and International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspectors subsequently verified the completeness of its nuclear dismantlement .

South Africa joined the Zangger Committee in 1994 and the Nuclear Suppliers Group in 1995 .

South Africa was instrumental in winning indefinite extension of the NPT in 1995 , and played a leading role in successful conclusion of the 2000 NPT Review Conference as a member of the `` New Agenda Coalition '' that also included Brazil , Egypt , Ireland , Mexico , New Zealand , and Sweden .

More recently , South Africa began working more closely with the IAEA in 2004 , in order to monitor international smuggling of nuclear weapons materials , after investigations of a South African businessman exposed connections to the A.Q. Khan network .

In 2004 , there was also ample discussion concerning South Africa 's dwindling coal reserves and its need for additional nuclear power generation .

Personnel associated with Coast have characterized it as the most sophisticated program of its type outside of the former Soviet Union , but international CBW experts generally consider it to have been considerably less advanced from a scientific standpoint .

Although ostensibly created entirely for defensive purposes , since government and Cuban military forces in Angola were reportedly equipped for and planning to use -- if not already using -- CW agents against the South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , from the outset the program also had offensive features and capabilities .

The apartheid - era South African government viewed itself as the target of a `` total onslaught '' by Soviet-backed Marxist guerrillas or regimes in neighboring states and black nationalists at home , and to meet this all - encompassing `` red - black danger '' it was apparently willing to use almost any means at its disposal to defend itself .

It was in this highly charged political and military context , which precipitated a `` bunker '' or `` laager '' mentality , that Coast was secretly initiated in 1981 under the aegis of the SADF Special Forces .

The chief facility for researching , producing , and testing BW agents and lethal toxic chemicals was a military front company called Roodeplaat Research Laboratories , located north of Pretoria , and other facilities were established to develop protective clothing and manufacture exotic assassination devices .

During its existence Coast scientists tested or developed a wide range of harmful BW agents , including Bacillus anthracis , botulinum toxin , Vibrio cholerae , Clostridium perfringens , plague bacteria , and salmonella bacteria .

Some of these pathogens were probably used to assassinate individual `` enemies of the state , '' and it is alleged that both anthrax bacteria and V. cholerae were each employed on at least one occasion to infect larger populations .

The CBW program was officially dismantled in 1993 , in the midst of a liberalizing transformation of the regime .

There are indications , however , that certain personnel who were intimately involved in the program , including Basson , may have provided technical knowledge , equipment , or materials to `` rogue regimes '' such as Libya , to foreign intelligence personnel , to unscrupulous black marketers trafficking in dangerous weapons , and perhaps also -- if certain journalists can be believed -- to elements of a shadowy international network of right - wing extremists .

These claims have yet to be fully investigated , much less verified .

The extent to which various foreign governments , military establishments , and intelligence agencies secretly monitored or covertly assisted in the development of the program likewise remains an open question .

The chief facility for researching and producing CW agents was a military front company called Delta G Scientific , located between Johannesburg and Pretoria , and several other facilities were set up to develop protective clothing , manufacture exotic assassination devices , and `` weaponize '' irritants ( Riot Control Agents such as CS and CR ) and incapacitants by placing them in artillery shells , mortar bombs , and grenades .

During its existence Coast scientists tested and developed both small quantities of well - known CW agents ( including mustard agent , sarin , tabun , BZ , and perhaps VX ) and a host of lethal , hard - to - trace toxic chemicals .

Several of these latter , above all the toxic organophosphates , were almost certainly employed to assassinate individual `` enemies of the state . ''

Certain CW facilities also carried out research on the suitability of using illegal drugs such as methaqualone ( `` Quaaludes '' ) , MDMA ( `` Ecstasy '' ) , LSD , marijuana extract ( tetrahydrocannibol ) , and cocaine as incapacitating `` calmatives , '' but some of these illegal drugs may have ended up being sold for a profit .

It is not clear when South Africa began ballistic missile - related efforts , but reportedly by the mid - 1980s , some missile infrastructure existed in the country .

It appears that Israel collaborated with South Africa in development of this program , but the nature and extent of this relationship is unknown .

Following a July 1989 flight - test of what Pretoria described as a `` booster rocket '' in a space - launch program , U.S. intelligence noted striking similarities between this system and Israel 's intermediate - range Jericho - 2 ballistic missile .

Facing U.S. opposition to missile proliferation and the end of its apartheid government , South Africa abandoned its missile and space launch programs in 1991 and dismantled associated facilities under international observation .

Several forest fires which have ruined well over ten thousand hectares of land are continuing to burn in the Spanish region of Galicia today .

Four people have perished so far in the blazes which the government says were started intentionally by arsonists over a week ago .

Police have arrested twenty -four people on suspicion of starting the fires .

'' Those arrested are people who knew exactly what they were doing , knew they were committing crimes and went up into the hills to start fires , sometimes more than one , '' said the president of Galicia 's regional government , Emilio Perez Tourino .

Four hundred troops are currently in the northwestern county guarding densely-populated areas , airports and power stations .

Spain 's President of Government , Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero , said earlier this week that an additional 1,200 army personnel would be sent to the area to assist the fire service .

Yesterday , flames continued to threaten Galicia , but the number of fires said to be out of control reportedly dropped thanks to the vigorous efforts of firefighters , soldiers and volunteers .

yesterday : `` We have a situation that is noticeably better than in recent days . ''

Odds changers , or jinglers , attempt to gain favorable odds by dumping large amounts of money on a particular horse , then canceling the bet at the last moment in order to make a second bet at better odds .

As mentioned , IBM has opted for the mouse stick in the middle of the keyboard instead of the little trackball or the little panel you diddle with your finger .

Born July 5, 1917 , Catherine Wood Campbell left her native Atlanta , where she had attended Sacred Heart School and graduated from the Washington Seminary , in the 1930s .

The Red Sox started wearing numbers on their backs in 1931 , and first retired numbers May 29, 1984 , when they honored Williams and Cronin .

Goldstein was born on Sept. 23, 1922 , in Denver and died in Chicago on June 20, 1944 .

Walden thinks Lukas-trained Grand Slam , who is 4 for 4 at Belmont and 0 for 4 elsewhere , must be respected because of that statistic .

Lehr has become a major force on the Trojans ' pitching staff , despite the fact that his pitching career at this level is still in its infancy .

QN : Did planning for Islands of Adventure begin after Universal Studios Florida opened ?

The mistake most beginners make is in loading too much paint on the bristles .

QN : Do people who are new to painting often load too much paint on the brush ?

In the next few decades , unless Japan somehow manages to arrest current trends , it may find that its share of global economic output has shrunk considerably .

QN : Will Japan 's share of global economic output decrease in the next few decades ?

Fiscal hawks on Capitol Hill vowed Monday to vote against the embassy security measures unless they are paid for by cuts elsewhere in the administration 's budget .

The FDA has no authority to regulate creatine unless it 's first proved to be dangerous .

American officials now say they believe that Muhammad was warned by someone in the Qatar government and that he was staying at the estate of Abdallah bin Khalid , a fundamentalist who has provided support for other Islamic radicals .

A former American intelligence official said bin Laden also visited bin Khalid in Qatar twice in the mid- 1990s .

QN : Was Muhammad staying at the estate of Abdallah bin Khalid ?

Annabelle Irwin , a retired Iowa State English professor who drew on her experience as a high school teacher in collaborating on an acclaimed series of books for young teen-agers , died Sept. 13 at a daughter 's home in Des Moines , Iowa .

The board frequently has engaged in public disputes and has been accused by the federal court of making decisions based on narrow agendas and meddling where it should n't .

Merit , in business since 1979 , has always sold aluminum awnings and started selling Sunbrela brand fabric awnings about eight years ago .

Dual-core chips can do the same work that a single-core chip can , only faster , while consuming less power and at a cooler temperature .

Duke initially planned on giving every new student a free iPod , but now only plans on giving iPods to students in certain classes .

A US judge late on Thursday threw out Mr Kerkorian 's claims that Daimler had fraudulently described the 1998 deal bringing together Daimler-Benz and Chrysler as a merger rather than a takeover to avoid paying a premium .

QN : Does the judge think Daimler fraudlently described the 1998 deal to avoid paying a premium ?

QN : Does Mr Kerkorian think Daimler fraudlently described the 1998 deal to avoid paying a premium ?

MG Rover is on the brink of collapse after Britain refused to provide $100 million in emergency funding and component suppliers withdrew their support , forcing the car-maker to halt production .

A World Trade Organization ( WTO ) appeals panel Thursday ruled that although the United States can continue with its restrictions on internet gambling , some of the rules imposed by the country were discriminatory to foreign operators .

Video games have provided one of the last refuges from the ubiquitous advertising that hits consumers from every direction .

Two sisters who know their mother had genetic testing before she died of ovarian cancer want to find out her test results .

Marc Vaughn did n't kill the four hostages with a gun , he used a knife .

Early in the 1990s , Chinese officials made land available for a new hospital , and money for construction and operating costs .

Tuesday 's rout of a GOP congressional hopeful in a Mississippi district that has n't backed a Democratic presidential candidate since Adlai Stevenson is another reminder that , at least at the federal level , political `` ticket splitting '' has been on the rise over the past half century .

In only one presidential election year prior to 1948 did more than 20 % of the nation 's congressional districts choose a different party 's candidate for the White House than for the House of Representatives .

Now that percentage routinely equals a third and twice has been above 40 % .

As we know , voters tend to favor Republicans more in races for president than in those for Congress .

In every presidential election over the past half century , except for the Goldwater presidential candidacy , the GOP has captured a greater percentage of the major-party popular vote for president than it has of congressional seats or the popular vote for Congress .

A simple economic theory may provide at least a partial explanation for the split personality displayed by Americans in the voting booth .

1 ) Voters can `` buy '' one of two brands when they select their political agents -- a Republican brand that believes in the minimalist state and in the virtues of private markets over the vices of public action , and a Democratic brand that believes in big government and in public intervention to remedy the excesses attendant to the pursuit of private interest .

2 ) Congressional representatives have two basic responsibilities while voting in office -- dealing with national issues ( programmatic actions such as casting roll call votes on legislation that imposes costs and/or confers benefits on the population at large ) and attending to local issues ( constituency service and pork barrel ) .

3 ) Republican congressional representatives , because of their belief in a minimalist state , are less willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than are Democratic members of Congress .

If these assumptions hold , voters in races for Congress face what in economic theory is called a prisoner 's dilemma and have an incentive , at the margin , to lean Democratic .

If they put a Republican into office , not only will they acquire less in terms of local benefits but their selected legislator will be relatively powerless to prevent other legislators from `` bringing home the bacon '' to their respective constituencies .

Each legislator , after all , is only one out of 535 when it comes to national policy making .

Although a GOP president may limit local benefits to the voter 's particular district/state , such a president is also likely to be more effective at preventing other districts/states and their legislators from bringing home the local benefits .

While this theory is exceedingly simple , it appears to explain several things .

First , why ticket splitting has increased and taken the peculiar pattern that it has over the past half century : Prior to the election of Franklin Roosevelt as president and the advent of the New Deal , government occupied a much smaller role in society and the prisoner 's dilemma problem confronting voters in races for Congress was considerably less severe .

Second , it explains why voters hold Congress in disdain but generally love their own congressional representatives : Any individual legislator 's constituents appreciate the specific benefits that the legislator wins for them but not the overall cost associated with every other legislator doing likewise for his own constituency .

Third , the theory suggests why legislators who pay too much attention to national policy making relative to local benefit-seeking have lower security in office .

For example , first-term members of the House , once the most vulnerable of incumbents , have become virtually immune to defeat .

The one exception to this recent trend was the defeat of 13 of the 52 freshman Republicans brought into office in 1980 by the Reagan revolution and running for re-election in 1982 .

Because these freshmen placed far more emphasis on their partisan role -- spreading the Reagan revolution -- in national policy making , they were more vulnerable to defeat .

Fourth , the theory indicates why the Republican Party may have a difficult time attracting viable candidates for congressional office .

Potential candidates may be discouraged from running less by the congressional salary than by the prospect of defeat at the hands of a Democratic opponent .

To the extent that potential Republican candidates and their financial backers realize that the congressional prisoner 's dilemma game works to their disadvantage , the Republican Party will be hindered in its attempts to field a competitive slate of congressional candidates .

Fifth , the theory may provide at least a partial reason for why ticket splitting has been particularly pronounced in the South .

To the extent that Democratic legislators from the South have held a disproportionate share of power in Congress since 1932 and have been able to translate such clout into relatively more local benefits for their respective constituencies , voters in the South have had an especially strong incentive to keep such Democrats in office .

Finally , the theory suggests why Republicans generally have fared better in Senate races than in campaigns for the House .

Since local benefit-seeking matters more and national policy making matters less in the lower chamber of Congress , this is precisely the pattern one would expect if Republicans are less willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than their Democratic counterparts .

Three pieces of evidence corroborate the key assumption that Democratic legislators are more willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than their Republican colleagues .

First , economists James Bennett and Thomas DiLorenzo find that GOP senators turn back roughly 10 % more of their allocated personal staff budgets than Democrats do .

To the extent that the primary duty of personal staff involves local benefit-seeking , this indicates that political philosophy leads congressional Republicans to pay less attention to narrow constituent concerns .

Second , if the key assumption is valid , Democrats should have lower attendance rates on roll-call votes than Republicans do to the extent that such votes reflect national policy making and that participating in such votes takes away from the time a legislator could otherwise devote to local benefit-seeking .

This is indeed what the data indicate , particularly in the case of the House .

Finally , as shown in the table , Democrats allocate a higher proportion of their personal staffs to district offices -- where local benefit-seeking duties matter more and national policy making activities matter less relative to Washington offices .

An examination of changes in personal staffing decisions in the Senate between 1986 and 1987 ( when control of that body changed party hands ) , moreover , reveals that the personal staffing differences noted in the table can not be attributed to the disproportionate control Democrats exercise , due to their majority-party status , over other resources such as committee staff .

An additional piece of evidence from the Senate : Holding other factors constant , such as incumbency advantages and regional factors , the difference between popular votes for Republican presidential and senatorial candidates in states conducting a Senate election turns out to be a positive function of how onerous the federal government 's tax burden is per state ( a progressive tax rate hits higher-income states harder ) .

Put more simply , GOP candidates for president are looked on more kindly by voters than Republican candidates for the Senate when the prisoner 's dilemma is more severe .

Moreover , ticket splitting appears to take the same peculiar pattern at the state government level as it does at the federal level .

A cross-state econometric investigation , furthermore , reveals that , holding other factors constant , the difference between a state 's major-party vote going to the Republican gubernatorial candidate and the Republican share of the lower state house is a positive function of the state tax rate .

In sum , at both the federal and state government levels at least part of the seemingly irrational behavior voters display in the voting booth may have an exceedingly rational explanation .

Mr. Zupan teaches at the University of Southern California 's business school .

Firefighters rescue nearly a dozen animals in Buffalo , New York house fire

Buffalo , New York A three alarm fire at a house owned by John and Evelyn Bencinich , two of the initiators of a lawsuit filed against the Elmwood Village Hotel proposal in Buffalo , required firefighters to rescue eight cats and two dogs in Buffalo , New York today .

At about 8:30 ( eastern time ) firefighters were called to the home on 48 Granger Place to put out a fire that had started in the basement .

It quickly spread to the first floor where the main bathroom was destroyed .

Initial calls said that many animals were inside the house and firefighters quickly worked to rescue all the cats and dogs .

At least one cat and one dog had to receive CPR and oxygen , but both are reported to be in stable condition .

At least 3 cats are unaccounted for , but after a search of the house , the cats were not believed to have been inside at the time the fire started .

One elderly woman , Anna Bencinich , the mother of Evelyn , was rescued by neighbors who helped her from the burning house .

The fire started in the basement and spread to a small portion of the first floor .

Two firefighters were injured while fighting the fire and were transported to Erie County Medical Center , '' said Division Fire Chief Thomas Ashe who also said that sections of the kitchen wall at the back of the house had to be torn out to stop the fire from spreading through the walls .

One firefighter is being treated for bite injuries to his face that he received while attempting to rescue a dog .

The other firefighter was treated for injuries he received to his hand , which was believed to have been caused by glass or a cat scratching him .

According to witness reports , the home owners had a new water heater installed just last week , but it is not known if the fire was caused by the heater .

'' We believe the fire was caused by an electrical ( malfunction ) .

An investigation is being conducted , '' said Battalion Chief Joe Fahey who also added that they did not believe arson was the cause .

Since Hong Kong is a duty - free port and charges no sales tax , goods are cheaper here than in the country where they were made .

On photographic equipment , electronic goods , and watches , you avoid the luxury tax payable in your home country .

Custom - made garments by skillful Hong Kong tailors are still much in demand and cost less than elsewhere for comparable garments .

Note that alcohol and tobacco are both exceptions to Hong Kong 's duty - free regime and are subject to tax .

You 'll find that prices are about the same in Hong Kong Central and Kowloon , and somewhat cheaper in Causeway Bay , which caters to local shopping .

Large shops on the fashionable thoroughfares tend to be more expensive than smaller `` family '' shops tucked away in the side streets .

Stores do not open until 10 am or later , but shopping goes on into the evening , up to 9:30 pm .

Some people say you can test the authenticity by touch?—?real jade feels smooth and cool .

Although the music may seem strange to the unaccustomed ear , it certainly won’t put you to sleep ; cymbals and drums guarantee your alertness .

In subtropical Hong Kong you can swim from April to early November .

Syria has a small nuclear program that can be described , at best , as `` elemental '' to a nuclear fuel cycle program .

Although Syria does not appear to have ever pursued nuclear weapons , there have been rumors that it considered doing so in the early 1980s .

However , no nuclear weapons program has ever materialized or been initiated .

It appears that the Syrian nuclear program continues to be focused solely on civilian nuclear research , based on international cooperation , and set to support a continued domestic aspiration for a nuclear power program .

Assistance to Syria has come from various countries including Belgium , China , Germany , and the former Soviet Union .

The International Atomic Energy Association ( IAEA ) has assisted Syria on numerous projects including uranium exploration , uranium extraction from phosphoric acid , isotope production , construction of a cyclotron facility , development of nuclear research laboratories , and preparation for a nuclear power program .

Syria signed the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in 1969 .

It took this step to obtain the political and technical benefits that come from signing the treaty .

In the aftermath of its losses in the Six Day War , Syria felt that it needed broader support from the international community to guard against Israeli acts of aggression .

Additionally , the government wanted to take advantage of technical assistance from the IAEA and its member states that is only available after a state signs the NPT .

In 1979 , Syria established its Atomic Energy Commission ( AECS ) largely to manage IAEA assistance programs and to plan for the eventual development of a nuclear power program .

In 1983 , the IAEA assisted Syria in establishing an analytical laboratory that was equipped with systems for atomic spectrometry and various other experiments .

Five Syrian scientists were trained in Hungary , the United States , Yugoslavia , and Austria as a part of the project .

This study was part of an IAEA cooperative assistance project to help Syria understand the requirements for developing and maintaining a nuclear program .

Although Syria has probably never attempted to indigenously build nuclear weapons , there have been rumors that it might be interested in obtaining such weapons to deter an Israeli nuclear weapons threat .

In fact , in 1986 , when questioned on his opinion of the Israeli nuclear arsenal , Syrian Chief of Staff General Hihmet Al-Siabi suggested that Syria would strive to achieve strategic equality with Israel including nuclear parity .

In the late 1980s and early 1990s , Syria began exploring its potential for indigenous nuclear resources .

Upon completion of several uranium exploration projects , Syria began experiments to extract uranium from its vast phosphoric rock reserves .

In 1986 , the IAEA and AECS constructed a micro - plant at the General Phosphate Company Plant in Homs to study the process of uranium extraction from phosphoric acid .

The plant would be the forerunner to a commercial plant if Syria obtained a nuclear power reactor and needed fresh fuel regularly .

In 1996 , Syria began developing a plant to recover uranium from tri -superphosphates using a similar technology .

In 1991 , China started constructing Syria 's first research reactor , a 30 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) to be located at the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center near Damascus .

China provided Syria with approximately 980 grams of 89% enriched U235 to operate the reactor .

That facility went critical in 1996 and become fully operational in 1998 .

The MNSR gives Syria the capability to produce neutrons for nuclear analysis , isotopes for industrial applications , and radioisotopes for training purposes , but is unsuitable for weapons production .

In 1997 , the IAEA approved a technical assistance project to provide Syria with a cyclotron facility .

The Cyclon-30 cyclotron , provided by Belgium 's Ion Beam Applications , is the same model as the cyclotron in Iran , where it is suspected of being used to enrich uranium .

In more recent years , Syria has continued to develop its nuclear research facilities and other facilities to help manage its nuclear material .

In 1998 , the intergovernmental Russia - Syrian Commission on Trade and Scientific and Technical Cooperation signed of a memorandum of cooperation between Russia 's Ministry of Atomic Energy and the AECS .

Part of this accord was an agreement to construct a nuclear research center that would include a 25MW research reactor .

Syria 's nuclear program remains in the fundamental stages of development , with virtually no fuel cycle facilities in operation .

In December 2002 , an Italian newspaper cited an Iraqi officer who asserted that Syria had allowed Iraq to store its weapons of mass destruction in Syria research centers .

In 2003 , Russian and Syrian officials continued their negotiations for the construction of a nuclear facility that would include a nuclear power plant and a seawater atomic desalination plant .

Open sources reported that the Russian Minister of Atomic Energy confirmed that discussions over supplying Syria with a power plant and a desalination plant were taking place .

However , the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman refuted the Minatom statement and denied that any discussion had taken place .

Consequently , Syria 's quest for obtaining a nuclear power plant remains an unanswered question .

In 2004 , Syria responded to U.S. and U.K. pressure to relinquish its WMD by declaring that it is prepared to do so when Israel does the same .

The United States imposed sanctions in May , citing Syria 's pursuit of WMD programs as one of the reasons for this step .

A Syria - EU trade accord hurdle was resolved in October with agreement on a WMD clause , subject to final approval by EU foreign ministers .

IAEA chief ElBaradei has asserted that there is no reason to believe Syria was a client of A.Q. Khan 's nuclear proliferation network .

He stated that there is no evidence that WMD were transferred to Syria before the U.S. invasion of Iraq .

A cold and melancholy walk of a couple of miles brought us to a high wooden gate , which opened into a gloomy avenue of chestnuts .

The curved and shadowed drive led us to a low , dark house , pitchblack against a slate-coloured sky .

From the front window upon the left of the door there peeped a glimmer of a feeble light .

He stepped across the grass plot and tapped with his hand on the pane .

Through the fogged glass I dimly saw a man spring up from a chair beside the fire , and heard a sharp cry from within the room .

An instant later a white-faced , hardbreathing policeman had opened the door , the candle wavering in his trembling hand .

It has been a long evening , and I don 't think my nerve is as good as it was . "

Then when you tapped at the window I thought it had come again . "

I don 't know what made me look up , but there was a face looking in at me through the lower pane .

" I know , sir , I know ; but it shook me , sir , and there 's no use to deny it .

It wasn 't black , sir , nor was it white , nor any colour that I know but a kind of queer shade like clay with a splash of milk in it .

And the look of it - the great staring goggle eyes , and the line of white teeth like a hungry beast .

I tell you , sir , I couldn 't move a finger , nor get my breath , till it whisked away and was gone .

Out I ran and through the shrubbery , but thank God there was no one there . "

" If I didn 't know you were a good man , Walters , I should put a black mark against you for this .

If it were the devil himself a constable on duty should never thank God that he could not lay his hands upon him .

I suppose the whole thing is not a vision and a touch of nerves ? "

" That , at least , is very easily settled , " said Holmes , lighting his little pocket lantern .

" Yes , " he reported , after a short examination of the grass bed , " a number twelve shoe , I should say .

" He seems to have broken through the shrubbery and made for the road . "

" Well , " said the inspector with a grave and thoughtful face , " whoever he may have been , and whatever he may have wanted , he 's gone for the present , and we have more immediate things to attend to .

Now , Mr . Holmes , with your permission , I will show you round the house . "

Apparently the tenants had brought little or nothing with them , and all the furniture down to the smallest details had been taken over with the house .

Telegraphic inquiries had been already made which showed that Marx knew nothing of his customer save that he was a good payer .

" Nothing in all this , " said Baynes , stalking , candle in hand , from room to room .

" But now , Mr . Holmes , I invite your attention to the kitchen . "

The table was piled with half-eaten dishes and dirty plates , the debris of last night 's dinner .

He held up his candle before an extraordinary object which stood at the back of the dresser .

It was so wrinkled and shrunken and withered that it was difficult to say what it might have been .

One could but say that it was black and leathery and that it bore some resemblance to a dwarfish , human figure .

At first , as I examined it , I thought that it was a mummified negro baby , and then it seemed a very twisted and ancient monkey .

Finally I was left in doubt as to whether it was animal or human .

" Very interesting - very interesting , indeed ! " said Holmes , peering at this sinister relic .

In silence Baynes led the way to the sink and held forward his candle .

The limbs and body of some large , white bird , torn savagely to pieces with the feathers still on , were littered all over it .

But Mr . Baynes had kept his most sinister exhibit to the last .

From under the sink he drew a zinc pail which contained a quantity of blood .

Then from the table he took a platter heaped with small pieces of charred bone .

" I must congratulate you , Inspector , on handling so distinctive and instructive a case .

Your powers , if I may say so without offence , seem superior to your opportunities . "

A case of this sort gives a man a chance , and I hope that I shall take it .

I should be glad to be able to say afterwards that I had solved it without your help . "

My results are always very much at your service if you care to apply to me for them .

I think that I have seen all that I wish in this house , and that my time may be more profitably employed elsewhere .

I could tell by numerous subtle signs , which might have been lost upon anyone but myself , that Holmes was on a hot scent .

As impassive as ever to the casual observer , there were none the less a subdued eagerness and suggestion of tension in his brightened eyes and brisker manner which assured me that the game was afoot .

After his habit he said nothing , and after mine I asked no questions .

I waited , therefore - but to my ever-deepening disappointment I waited in vain .

One morning he spent in town , and I learned from a casual reference that he had visited the British Museum .

Save for this one excursion , he spent his days in long and often solitary walks , or in chatting with a number of village gossips whose acquaintance he had cultivated .

" I 'm sure , Watson , a week in the country will be invaluable to you , " he remarked .

" It is very pleasant to see the first green shoots upon the hedges and the catkins on the hazels once again .

He prowled about with this equipment himself , but it was a poor show of plants which he would bring back of an evening .

His fat , red face wreathed itself in smiles and his small eyes glittered as he greeted my companion .

He said little about the case , but from that little we gathered that he also was not dissatisfied at the course of events .

I must admit , however , that I was somewhat surprised when , some five days after the crime , I opened my morning paper to find in large letters :

Holmes sprang in his chair as if he had been stung when I read the headlines .

" Great excitement was caused in Esher and the neighbouring district when it was learned late last night that an arrest had been effected in connection with the Oxshott murder .

It will be remembered that Mr . Garcia , of Wisteria Lodge , was found dead on Oxshott Common , his body showing signs of extreme violence , and that on the same night his servant and his cook fled , which appeared to show their participation in the crime .

It was suggested , but never proved , that the deceased gentleman may have had valuables in the house , and that their abstraction was the motive of the crime .

Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared .

It was certain from the first , however , that they would eventually be detected , as the cook , from the evidence of one or two tradespeople who have caught a glimpse of him through the window , was a man of most remarkable appearance - being a huge and hideous mulatto , with yellowish features of a pronounced negroid type .

This man has been seen since the crime , for he was detected and pursued by Constable Walters on the same evening , when he had the audacity to revisit Wisteria Lodge .

Inspector Baynes , considering that such a visit must have some purpose in view and was likely , therefore , to be repeated , abandoned the house but left an ambuscade in the shrubbery .

The man walked into the trap and was captured last night after a struggle in which Constable Downing was badly bitten by the savage .

We understand that when the prison is brought before the magistrates a remand will be applied for by the police , and that great developments are hoped from his capture . "

" Really we must see Baynes at once , " cried Holmes , picking up his hat .

We hurried down the village street and found , as we had expected , that the inspector was just leaving his lodgings .

" You 've seen the paper , Mr . Holmes ? " he asked , holding one out to us .

Pray don 't think it a liberty if I give you a word of friendly warning . "

" I have looked into this case with some care , and I am not convinced that you are on the right lines .

I don 't want you to commit yourself too far unless you are sure . "

It seemed to me that something like a wink quivered for an instant over one of Mr . Baynes 's tiny eyes .

He chewed Downing 's thumb nearly off before they could master him .

" And you think you have evidence that he murdered his late master ? "

Well , as he says , we must each try our own way and see what comes of it .

But there 's something in Inspector Baynes which I can 't quite understand . "

" Just sit down in that chair , Watson , " said Sherlock Holmes when we had returned to our apartment at the Bull .

" I want to put you in touch with the situation , as I may need your help to-night .

Let me show you the evolution of this case so far as I have been able to follow it .

" We will go back to the note which was handed in to Garcia upon the evening of his death .

The proof of this lies in the fact that it was H E who had arranged for the presence of Scott Eccles , which could only have been done for the purpose of an alibi .

I say 'criminal ' because only a man with a criminal enterprise desires to establish an alibi .

Surely the person against whom the criminal enterprise was directed .

" We can now see a reason for the disappearance of Garcia 's household .

If it came off when Garcia returned , any possible suspicion would be warded off by the Englishman 's evidence , and all would be well .

It had been arranged , therefore , that in such a case his two subordinates were to make for some prearranged spot where they could escape investigation and be in a position afterwards to renew their attempt .

The whole inexplicable tangle seemed to straighten out before me .

I wondered , as I always did , how it had not been obvious to me before .

" We can imagine that in the confusion of flight something precious , something which he could not bear to part with , had been left behind .

I have already shown you that it could only lie in some large house , and that the number of large houses is limited .

My first days in this village were devoted to a series of walks in which in the intervals of my botanical researches I made a reconnaissance of all the large houses and an examination of the family history of the occupants .

The other mansions belonged to prosaic and respectable people who live far aloof from romance .

But Mr . Henderson , of High Gable , was by all accounts a curious man to whom curious adventures might befall .

I managed to see him on a plausible pretext , but I seemed to read in his dark , deepset , brooding eyes that he was perfectly aware of my true business .

He is either a foreigner or has lived long in the tropics , for he is yellow and sapless , but tough as whipcord .

You see , Watson , we have come already upon two sets of foreigners - one at Wisteria Lodge and one at High Gable - so our gaps are beginning to close .

It is only within the last weeks that he has returned , after a year 's absence , to High Gable .

I may add that he is enormously rich , and whatever his whims may be he can very easily satisfy them .

" So much I learned partly from village gossip and partly from my own observation .

There are no better instruments than discharged servants with a grievance , and I was lucky enough to find one .

I call it luck , but it would not have come my way had I not been looking out for it .

It was my system which enabled me to find John Warner , late gardener of High Gable , sacked in a moment of temper by his imperious employer .

I don 't pretend to understand it all yet , but very curious people anyway .

It 's a double-winged house , and the servants live on one side , the family on the other .

Everything is carried to a certain door , which forms the one connection .

Governess and children hardly go out at all , except into the garden .

'Sold his soul to the devil in exchange for money , ' says Warner , 'and expects his creditor to come up and claim his own . '

Twice Henderson has lashed at folk with his dog-whip , and only his long purse and heavy compensation have kept him out of the courts .

" Well , now , Watson , let us judge the situation by this new information .

We may take it that the letter came out of this strange household and was an invitation to Garcia to carry out some attempt which had already been planned .

At any rate , we may take it asa hypothesis and see what consequences it would entail .

I may add that Miss Burnet 's age and character make it certain that my first idea that there might be a love interest in our story is out of the question .

" If she wrote the note she was presumably the friend and confederate of Garcia .

What , then , might she be expected to do if she heard of his death ?

If he met it in some nefarious enterprise her lips might be sealed .

Still , in her heart , she must retain bitterness and hatred against those who had killed him and would presumably help so far as she could to have revenge upon them .

Miss Burnet has not been seen by any human eye since the night of the murder .

Has she perhaps met her end on the same night as the friend whom she had summoned ?

Our whole scheme might seem fantastic if laid before a magistrate .

The woman 's disappearance counts for nothing , since in that extraordinary household any member of it might be invisible for a week .

All I can do is to watch the house and leave my agent , Warner , on guard at the gates .

My suggestion is that you and I go to-night and see if we can strike at the very heart of the mystery . "

The old house with its atmosphere of murder , the singular and formidable inhabitants , the unknown dangers of the approach , and the fact that we were putting ourselves legally in a false position all combined to damp my ardour .

But there was something in the icecold reasoning of Holmes which made it impossible to shrink from any adventure which he might recommend .

One knew that thus , and only thus , could a solution be found .

It was about five o 'clock , and the shadows of the March evening were beginning to fall , when an excited rustic rushed into our room .

Her head hung listlessly upon her breast , but as she raised it and turned her dull eyes upon us I saw that her pupils were dark dots in the centre of the broad gray iris .

" I watched at the gate , same as you advised , Mr . Holmes , " said our emissary , the discharged gardener .

She was like one walking in her sleep , but when they tried to get her into the train she came to life and struggled .

I shan 't forget the face at the carriage window as I led her away .

I 'd have a short life if he had his way - the black-eyed , scowling , yellow devil . "

We carried her upstairs , laid her on the sofa , and a couple of cups of the strongest coffee soon cleared her brain from the mists of the drug .

Baynes had been summoned by Holmes , and the situation rapidly explained to him .

" Why , sir , you 've got me the very evidence I want , " said the inspector warmly , shaking my friend by the hand .

" Why , Mr . Holmes , when you were crawling in the shrubbery at High Gable I was up one of the trees in the plantation and saw you down below .

" I was sure Henderson , as he calls himself , felt that he was suspected , and that he would lie low and make no move so long as he thought he was in any danger .

I arrested the wrong man to make him believe that our eyes were off him .

I knew he would be likely to clear off then and give us a chance of getting at Miss Burnet . "

" I 've had a plain-clothes man waiting at the station all the week .

We can 't arrest without her evidence , that is clear , so the sooner we get a statement the better . "

" Every minute she gets stronger , " said Holmes , glancing at the governess .

" Henderson , " the inspector answered , " is Don Murillo , once call the Tiger of San Pedro . "

He had made his name as the most lewd and bloodthirsty tyrant that had ever governed any country with a pretence to civilization .

But he was as cunning as he was cruel , and at the first whisper of coming trouble he had secretly conveyed his treasures aboard a ship which was manned by devoted adherents .

It was an empty palace which was stormed by the insurgents next day .

The dictator , his two children , his secretary , and his wealth had all escaped them .

From that moment he had vanished from the world , and his identity had been a frequent subject for comment in the European press .

" Yes , sir , Don Murillo , the Tiger of San Pedro , " said Baynes .

" If you look it up you will find that the San Pedro colours are green and white , same as in the note , Mr . Holmes .

Henderson he called himself , but I traced him back , Paris and Rome and Madrid to Barcelona , where his ship came in in '86 .

They 've been looking for him all the time for their revenge , but it is only now that they have begun to find him out . "

" They discovered him a year ago , " said Miss Burnet , who had sat up and was now intently following the conversation .

" Once already his life has been attempted , but some evil spirit shielded him .

But another will come , and yet another , until some day justice will be done ; that is as certain as the rise of to-morrow 's sun . "

" But how come you into this matter , Miss Burnet ? " asked Holmes .

" I join in it because there is no other way in the world by which justice can be gained .

What does the law of England care for the rivers of blood shed years ago in San Pedro , or for the shipload of treasure which this man has stolen ?

To us there is no fiend in hell like Juan Murillo , and no peace in life while his victims still cry for vengeance . "

This villain 's policy was to murder , on one pretext or another , every man who showed such promise that he might in time come to be a dangerous rival .

Unhappily , Murillo heard of his excellence , recalled him on some pretext , and had him shot .

With a premonition of his fate he had refused to take me with him .

His estates were confiscated , and I was left with a pittance and a broken heart .

But the many whose lives he had ruined , whose nearest and dearest had suffered torture and death at his hands , would not let the matter rest .

They banded themselves into a society which should never be dissolved until the work was done .

It was my part after we had discovered in the transformed Henderson the fallen despot , to attach myself to his household and keep the others in touch with his movements .

This I was able to do by securing the position of governess in his family .

He little knew that the woman who faced him at every meal was the woman whose husband he had hurried at an hour 's notice into eternity .

I smiled on him , did my duty to his children , and bided my time .

We zigzagged swiftly here and there over Europe to throw off the pursuers and finally returned to this house , which he had taken upon his first arrival in England .

Knowing that he would return there , Garcia , who is the son of the former highest dignitary in San Pedro , was waiting with two trusty companions of humble station , all three fired with the same reasons for revenge .

He could do little during the day , for Murillo took every precaution and never went out save with his satellite Lucas , or Lopez as he was known in the days of his greatness .

At night , however , he slept alone , and the avenger might find him .

On a certain evening , which had been prearranged , I sent my friend final instructions , for the man was forever on the alert and continually changed his room .

I was to see that the doors were open and the signal of a green or white light in a window which faced the drive was to give notice if all was safe or if the attempt had better be postponed .

In some way I had excited the suspicion of Lopez , the secretary .

He crept up behind me and sprang upon me just as I had finished the note .

He and his master dragged me to my room and held judgment upon me as a convicted traitress .

Then and there they would have plunged their knives into me could they have seen how to escape the consequences of the deed .

Finally , after much debate , they concluded that my murder was too dangerous .

They had gagged me , and Murillo twisted my arm round until I gave him the address .

I swear that he might have twisted it off had I understood what it would mean to Garcia .

Lopez addressed the note which I had written , sealed it with his sleeve-link , and sent it by the hand of the servant , Jose .

How they murdered him I do not know , save that it was Murillo 's hand who struck him down , for Lopez had remained to guard me .

I believe he must have waited among the gorse bushes through which the path winds and struck him down as he passed .

At first they were of a mind to let him enter the house and to kill him as a detected burglar ; but they argued that if they were mixed up in an inquiry their own identity would at once be publicly disclosed and they would be open to further attacks .

With the death of Garcia , the pursuit might cease , since such a death might frighten others from the task .

" All would now have been well for them had it not been for my knowledge of what they had done .

I was confined to my room , terrorized by the most horrible threats , cruelly ill-used to break my spirit - see this stab on my shoulder and the bruises from end to end of my arms - and a gag was thrust into my mouth on the one occasion when I tried to call from the window .

For five days this cruel imprisonment continued , with hardly enough food to hold body and soul together .

This afternoon a good lunch was brought me , but the moment after I took it I knew that I had been drugged .

In a sort of dream I remember being half-led , halfcarried to the carriage ; in the same state I was conveyed to the train .

Only then , when the wheels were almost moving , did I suddenly realize that my liberty lay in my own hands .

I sprang out , they tried to drag me back , and had it not been for the help of this good man , who led me to the cab , I should never had broken away .

" Our difficulties are not over , " he remarked , shaking his head .

There may be a hundred crimes in the background , but it is only on this one that they can be tried . "

" Come , come , " said Baynes cheerily , " I think better of the law than that .

To entice a man in cold blood with the object of murdering him is another , whatever danger you may fear from him .

No , no , we shall all be justified when we see the tenants of High Gable at the next Guildford Assizes . "

Wily and bold , he and his companion threw their pursuer off their track by entering a lodging-house in Edmonton Street and leaving by the back-gate into Curzon Square .

Some six months afterwards the Marquess of Montalva and Signor Rulli , his secretary , were both murdered in their rooms at the Hotel Escurial at Madrid .

The crime was ascribed to Nihilism , and the murderers were never arrested .

Inspector Baynes visited us at Baker Street with a printed description of the dark face of the secretary , and of the masterful features , the magnetic black eyes , and the tufted brows of his master .

We could not doubt that justice , if belated , had come at last .

" A chaotic case , my dear Watson , " said Holmes over an evening pipe .

" It will not be possible for you to present in that compact form which is dear to your heart .

It covers two continents , concerns two groups of mysterious persons , and is further complicated by the highly respectable presence of our friend , Scott Eccles , whose inclusion shows me that the deceased Garcia had a scheming mind and a well-developed instinct of selfpreservation .

It is remarkable only for the fact that amid a perfect jungle of possibilities we , with our worthy collaborator , the inspector , have kept our close hold on the essentials and so been guided along the crooked and winding path .

" I think that the strange creature in the kitchen may account for it .

When his companion and he had fled to some prearranged retreat - already occupied , no doubt by a confederate - the companion had persuaded him to leave so compromising an article of furniture .

But the mulatto 's heart was with it , and he was driven back to it next day , when , on reconnoitering through the window , he found policeman Walters in possession .

He waited three days longer , and then his piety or his superstition drove him to try once more .

Inspector Baynes , who , with his usual astuteness , had minimized the incident before me , had really recognized its importance and had left a trap into which the creature walked .

" I spent a morning in the British Museum reading up on that and other points .

" 'The true voodoo-worshipper attempts nothing of importance without certain sacrifices which are intended to propitiate his unclean gods .

In extreme cases these rites take the form of human sacrifices followed by cannibalism .

The more usual victims are a white cock , which is plucked in pieces alive , or a black goat , whose throat is cut and body burned . '

It is grotesque , Watson , " Holmes added , as he slowly fastened his notebook , " but , as I have had occasion to remark , there is but one step from the grotesque to the horrible . "

It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday .

A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him .

He should consider his victory a mandate to continue his growth-oriented economic reforms and not a demand that he move further left .

If he follows the correct path , he may be able to look back on this election as the high-water mark of far-left opposition .

The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them .

It could point to plenty of ailments that the Spanish economic rejuvenation so far has failed to cure .

Unemployment still is officially recorded at 16.5 % , the highest rate in Europe , although actual joblessness may be lower .

Mr. Gonzalez and his colleagues , particularly the finance minister , Carlos Solchaga , are charged with having abandoned their socialist principles and with having become arrogant elitists who refuse even to go on television ( controlled by the state ) to face their accusers .

In response to this , the Socialist prime minister has simply cited his free-market accomplishments .

They are very considerable : Since 1986 , when Spain joined the European Community , its gross domestic product has grown at an annual average of 4.6 % -- the fastest in the EC .

In that time more than 1.2 million jobs have been created and the official jobless rate has been pushed below 17 % from 21 % .

Net foreign investment through August this year has been running at a pace of $ 12.5 billion , about double the year-earlier rate .

Mr. Gonzalez also has split with the left in reaffirming Spain 's NATO commitment and in renewing a defense treaty with the U.S .

He did not go as far as he could have in tax reductions ; indeed he combined them with increases in indirect taxes .

Yet the best the far-left could do was not enough to deter the biggest voting bloc -- nearly 40 % -- from endorsing the direction Spain is taking .

He should do more to reduce tax rates on wealth and income , in recognition of the fact that those cuts yield higher , not lower , revenues .

He could do more to cut public subsidies and transfers , thus making funds available for public services starved of money for six years .

The voters delivered Mr. Gonzalez a third mandate for his successes .

They , as well as numerous Latin American and East European countries that hope to adopt elements of the Spanish model , are supporting the direction Spain is taking .

It would be sad for Mr. Gonzalez to abandon them to appease his foes .

Canadian companies exported $33.7 billion worth of goods , up 2.7% from January 's revised level , the largest monthly rate of growth since May 2000 .

Automotive products accounted for 25% of February 's total , compared with about 22% in January .

Merchandise imports , however , rose 5.1% from January , almost twice the pace of exports , to $29.1 billion .

As a result , Canada 's trade surplus fell for the first time in four months to just over $4.5 billion in February from nearly $5.1 billion in January .

The trade surplus with the United States edged down about $33 million to $7.6 billion .

Canadian companies sent $28.5 billion in goods to the United States in February , up 1.6% from January revised level , while they imported $20.9 billion worth , up 2.4% .

The United States accounted for just over one-half of the increase in Canada 's exports in February , but only about one-third of the increase in imports .

Consequently , Canada 's total trade deficit with other nations widened by half a billion dollars from $2.6 billion to $3.1 billion in February .

And the reason we do n't want to is that effective education would require us to relinquish some cherished metaphysical beliefs about human nature in general and the human nature of young people in particular , as well as to violate some cherished vested interests .

These beliefs so dominate our educational establishment , our media , our politicians , and even our parents that it seems almost blasphemous to challenge them .

If I were to ask a sample of American parents , `` Do you wish the elementary schools to encourage creativity in your children ? '' the near-unanimous answer would be , `` Yes , of course .

In practice , it ends up being equated with a `` self-expression '' that encourages the youngsters ' `` self-esteem .

`` The result is a generation of young people whose ignorance and intellectual incompetence is matched only by their good opinion of themselves .

The whole notion of `` creativity '' in education was ( and is ) part and parcel of a romantic rebellion against disciplined instruction , which was ( and is ) regarded as `` authoritarian , '' a repression and frustration of the latent talents and the wonderful , if as yet undefined , potentialities inherent in the souls of all our children .

It is not surprising that parents find this romantic extravagance so attractive .

Fortunately , these same parents do want their children to get a decent education as traditionally understood , and they have enough common sense to know what that demands .

Their commitment to `` creativity '' can not survive adolescent illiteracy .

American education 's future will be determined by the degree to which we -- all of us -- allow this common sense to prevail over the illusions that we also share .

The education establishment will fight against common sense every inch of the way .

`` Progressive education '' ( as it was once called ) is far more interesting and agreeable to teachers than is disciplined instruction .

It is nice for teachers to think they are engaged in `` personality development '' and even nicer to minimize those irksome tests with often disappointing results .

It also provides teachers with a superior self-definition as a `` profession , '' since they will have passed courses in educational psychology and educational philosophy .

I myself took such courses in college , thinking I might end up a schoolteacher .

But it is unfair to dump on teachers , as distinct from the educational establishment .

I know many schoolteachers and , on the whole , they are seriously committed to conscientious teaching .

They may not be among the `` best and brightest '' of their generation -- there are very few such people , by definition .

Yes , we all can remember one or two truly inspiring teachers from our school days .

But our education proceeded at the hands of those others , who were merely competent and conscientious .

In this sense , a teacher can be compared to one 's family doctor .

It is silly libel on our teachers to think they would educate our children better if only they got a few thousand dollars a year more .

It is the kind of libel the teachers ' unions do n't mind spreading , for their own narrow purposes .

It is also the kind of libel politicians find useful , since it helps them strike a friendly posture on behalf of an important constituency .

If there were such evidence , you can be sure you would have heard of it .

If we wish to be serious about American education , we know exactly what to do -- and , just as important , what not to do .

There are many successful schools scattered throughout this nation , some of them in the poorest of ghettos , and they are all sending us the same message .

Conversely , there are the majority of unsuccessful schools , and we know which efforts at educational reform are doomed beforehand .

We really do know all we need to know , if only we could assimilate this knowledge into our thinking .

Thus at the recent governors ' conference on education , Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas announced that `` this country needs a comprehensive child-development policy for children under five .

`` A comprehensive development policy for governors over 30 would seem to be a more pressing need .

What Gov. Clinton is advocating , in effect , is extending the educational system down to the pre-kindergarten years .

We know that very early exposure to schooling improves performance in the first grade , but afterward the difference is quickly washed away .

Let us sum up what we do know about education and about those education reforms that do work and do n't work : -- `` Parental involvement '' is a bad idea .

Parents are too likely to blame schools for the educational limitations of their children .

Parents should be involved with their children 's education at home , not in school .

They should see to it that their kids do n't play truant ; they should make certain that the children spend enough time doing homework ; they should scrutinize the report card .

If parents are dissatisfied with a school , they should have the option of switching to another .

Locally elected school boards , especially in our larger cities , become the prey of ambitious , generally corrupt , and invariably demagogic local politicians or would-be politicians .

New York is in the process of trying to disengage itself from a 20-year-old commitment to this system of school governance , even as Chicago and other cities are moving to institute it .

-- In most states , increasing expenditures on education , in our current circumstances , will probably make things worse , not better .

Decades of educational research tell us unequivocally that even smaller classes have zero effect on the academic performance of the pupils -- though they may sometimes be desirable for other reasons .

The new money flows into the already top-heavy administrative structure , which busies itself piling more and more paper work on the teachers .

There is neither mystery nor paradox in the fact that as educational expenditures ( in real terms ) have increased sharply in the past quarter-of-a-century -- we now spend more per pupil than any other country in the world -- educational performance has declined .

-- Students should move up the educational ladder as their academic potential allows .

No student should be permitted to be graduated from elementary school without having mastered the 3 R 's at the level that prevailed 20 years ago .

This means `` tracking , '' whose main purpose is less to permit the gifted youngsters to flourish ( though that is clearly desirable ) than to ensure that the less gifted get the necessary grounding for further study or for entering the modern world of work .

The purpose of education is to encourage young men and women to realize their full academic potential .

No one in his right mind actually believes that we all have an equal academic potential .

-- It is generally desirable to use older textbooks -- many of them , alas , out of print -- rather than newer ones .

One of the reasons American students do so poorly in math tests , as compared with British , French , German or Japanese students , is the influence of the `` New Math '' on American textbooks and teaching methods .

Anyone who wants to appreciate just how bizarre this situation is -- with students who ca n't add or subtract `` learning '' the conceptual basis of mathematical theory -- should read the article by Caleb Nelson ( himself a recent math major at Harvard ) in the November American Spectator .

-- Most important of all , schools should have principals with a large measure of authority over the faculty , the curriculum , and all matters of student discipline .

Study after study -- the most recent from the Brookings Institution -- tells us that the best schools are those that are free of outside interference and are governed by a powerful head .

With that authority , of course , goes an unambiguous accountability .

Schools that are structured in this way produce students with higher morale and superior academic performance .

This is a fact -- though , in view of all the feathers that are ruffled by this fact , it is not surprising that one hears so little about it .

Iran 's chemical weapons and ballistic missiles , and possibly its nuclear weapon program and biological warfare capabilities , are meant to deter opponents and to gain influence in the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea regions .

The acquisition and creation of these various weapon systems can also be seen as a response to Iran 's own experience as a victim of chemical and missile attacks during the Iran - Iraq War .

Iran possesses five research reactors and two partially constructed power reactors at Bushehr .

It acceded to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons ( NPT ) in 1970 .

In the mid - 1970s , Iran initiated a nuclear power program , though there are reports that it also began a small nuclear weapon research program at the same time .

The 1979 revolution ended all nuclear efforts until 1984 , when Iran revived the nuclear power program and reportedly began covert procurement for a nuclear weapon program .

Iran 's plans for building a civilian nuclear power program have prompted much concern regarding its intention to develop nuclear weapons .

Russia is assisting Iran to construct a light water reactor at Bushehr , which is now nearing completion , and will supply the nuclear fuel needed to run it .

Although the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) allows transfers of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to non - nuclear weapon states , the United States has vehemently opposed the Russian - Iranian deal .

The United States believes that nuclear energy is not necessary in a country with Iran 's large oil supply .

It fears that the deal is being used as a cover for the transfer of more sensitive nuclear technology to Iran and to provide training for Iranian nuclear specialists that could be used to support a nuclear weapons program .

Russia , however , has expressed its intention to complete the deal .

Iran has denied the charges that it is pursuing a nuclear weapons program , and argues that nuclear technology for civilian use is the right of every non - nuclear weapon state party to the NPT .

American concerns over Iran 's nuclear program intensified in mid - 2002 , when American intelligence learned of the existence of two secret nuclear facilities .

In February 2003 , Iranian leaders announced a new plan to develop a nuclear energy plan using entirely domestic resources .

The United States believes that these facilities might contribute to Iran 's development of a complete nuclear fuel cycle , which would enable Iran to build nuclear weapons without importing nuclear material .

Later in February 2003 , an IAEA delegation visited the pilot - scale gas centrifuge enrichment plant at Natanz , which is nearly ready for operation .

The inspection team learned that Iran has the capability to build more centrifuges .

During the IAEA 's visit to Iran , Iranian officials indicated that Iran would honor its safeguards agreement with the IAEA , but did not clearly indicate Iran 's willingness to accept the Additional Protocol .

This means that Iran will place the Natanz facility , and any enriched uranium it produces , under IAEA inspection but that , as long as no nuclear materials are present , the IAEA would have no ability to examine locations in Iran where it believed nuclear weapons design research might be under way .

The United States is concerned that if Iran stockpiled enriched uranium , it might , in the future , withdraw from the NPT ( as North Korea has ) and then build nuclear weapons rapidly , perhaps even in a matter of months .

It is possible that construction of the Natanz plant violated Iran 's IAEA safeguards obligations .

Such a violation would have occurred if Iran introduced nuclear material into the facility to test it , without informing the IAEA .

Reports in the Western media in March 2003 charged that Iran may have taken this step .

Iran responded by strenuously denying the charges , but also maintained that it reserved the right to possess nuclear weapons to counter Israel 's weaponry .

An Iranian initiative to normalize relations was communicated to the United States in May 2003 .

It includes a promise to address U.S. concerns on nuclear weapons in exchange for lifting sanctions and eventual normalization of relations .

However , intense U.S. pressure for Iran to prove it had no secret atomic weapons program culminated in a toughly worded UN resolution in September 2003 , prompting a walkout and subsequent freeze on nuclear inspections by Iran .

In February 2004 , it was revealed that HEU traces detected by IAEA inspectors twelve months previously -- in at least two different sites -- were pure enough to produce nuclear weaponry .

In March 2004 , the revelation , combined with IAEA evidence that nuclear activities had been pursued on Iranian military bases , led to a first - ever acknowledgment by Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani that the Iranian military had produced centrifuges to enrich uranium .

Iran continues to assert , however , that its nuclear program is for the generation of electricity alone .

In April 2004 , Iran vowed to step up cooperation with the IAEA , adding that it had not only suspended enrichment programs but also stopped producing and assembling related parts .

Iran agreed to an IAEA inspection schedule and to a mid - May 2004 deadline for the submission of complete details regarding its nuclear program and goals .

There is very little publicly available information to determine whether Iran is pursuing a biological weapon program .

Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities .

The United States alleges that Iran may have started to develop small quantities of agent , possibly including mycotoxins , ricin , and the smallpox virus .

Iran strongly denies acquiring or producing biological weapons .

Although Iran ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) in November 1997 , the United States believes that Iran has maintained a chemical weapons program since 1984 , including production of sarin , mustard , phosgene , and hydrocyanic acid .

According to U.S. government estimates , Iran can produce 1,000 metric tons of agent per year and may have a stockpile of at least several thousand metric tons of weaponized and bulk agent .

Iran possesses one of the largest missile inventories in the Middle East and has acquired complete missile systems and developed an infrastructure to build missiles indigenously .

It has purchased North Korean Scud-Bs , Scud-Cs , and Nodong ballistic missiles .

Meanwhile , Iran has also developed short - range artillery rockets and is producing the Scud-B and the Scud-C -- called the Shehab-1 and Shehab-2 , respectively .

U.S. intelligence agencies assess that barring acquisition of a complete system or major subsystem from North Korea , Iran is unlikely to launch an ICBM or satellite launch vehicle ( SLV ) before mid - decade .

Iran has developed new missiles including the Ra'ad and Kosar and continues to test its Nodong based , Shehab-3 missile .

On October 20, 2004 , Iranian Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani confirmed the latest successful test of Iran 's Shehab-3 with a 2,000 - kilometer range in front of observers .

Iran has openly declared its ability to mass produce the Shehab-3 medium - range missile .

Intelligence reports regarding Iran 's expansion of capabilities and persistent interest in acquiring new technologies have led the United States to seek other options in dealing with Iran as a regional threat .

Jerusalem 's recorded history begins with its mention in Egyptian court records 4,000 years ago , but there had been human settlements here for centuries , probably millennia , before that .

The earliest name associated with the city , Ur usalim , perhaps meant `` city of Shalim '' or `` founded by Shalim . ''

Scholars speculate that Shalim might have been an ancient Semitic deity of peace , for the name resembles the modern Hebrew and Arabic words for `` peace '' : shalom and salaam , respectively .

If true , this is an ironic name for a city that would become one of the most constantly and bitterly embattled places on the face of the earth .

In the Bible , Genesis 14:18 - 20 records that Abraham visited the city of `` Salem '' in approximately 1800 b.c. and was blessed by the city 's ruler , Melchzedik , who offered him bread and wine .

The city is not mentioned again in the Bible until the time of the great poet warrior , King David , who captured the city from the Jebusites in about 1000 b.c. .

The Bible describes how David 's soldiers conquered Jerusalem by discovering a water tunnel under the walls and using it to take the city by surprise .

Warren 's Shaft , part of a Canaanite water system discovered by 19th - century archaeologists and open to visitors , might be the very tunnel infiltrated by David 's army .

Perhaps because Jerusalem was in neutral territory not allotted to any of the twelve rival tribes of Israel , David made it the capital of his newly formed kingdom and brought the most talented artisans , dedicated priests , magical poets and musicians , and the most formidable soldiers from each of the tribes to live in his city .

He also brought the Ark of the Covenant , the portable tabernacle containing the Tablets of the Law received on Mount Sinai , to the Spring of Gihon , just outside the walls of Jerusalem .

There the Ark rested until it was placed in the Temple , built in approximately 960 b.c. on Mt. Moriah , the high point at the northern end of the city .

The Temple ( today known as the `` First '' Temple ) was completed by David 's son and successor , King Solomon .

According to biblical tradition , although David bought the land for the Temple and carefully assembled its building materials , he was deemed unworthy of constructing the Temple because he was a man of war with blood on his hands .

At the Temple 's dedication , Solomon addressed his God : `` ... the Heavens , even the Heaven of the Heavens , can not contain Thee ; how much less this House that I have built ? ''

The site of the Temple eventually became identified as Mt. Moriah , on which it stood , where Abraham was called to sacrifice his son Isaac .

Along with this splendid house of worship , Solomon built a royal palace , mansions for his wives , temples for the foreign gods worshipped by the princesses he had married , and towers for the defense of the capital .

Under the wise reign of Solomon , the city flourished as the capital of an empire that stretched from Damascus to the Red Sea and controlled the trade routes from Egypt to Phoenicia .

The Temple and royal palace were adorned with gold and ivory from Africa and with cedar from Lebanon ; the beauties and glories of Jerusalem under Solomon have captivated readers of the Bible for almost 3,000 years .

But with his death the empire collapsed , and the Israelite kingdom was divided into two separate , impoverished , often warring nations : Israel , with its capital at Shechem in the north , ruled by a series of northern dynasties ; and the smaller kingdom of Judah , with its capital at Jerusalem , from which the Davidic dynasty continued to rule .

The Bible tells us that the cruelty and impiety of the rulers of both kingdoms aroused the fury of the great Prophets .

In 701 b.c. the Assyrian armies of Sennacherib destroyed Israel and moved southward to besiege Jerusalem .

Thanks to King Hezekiah 's hidden water tunnel , the city narrowly escaped destruction .

The end of David 's dynasty came in 587 b.c. , when Nebuchadnezzar , King of Babylon , invaded Judah to lay siege to Jerusalem .

The people of the once - glorious city were forced into an exile known as `` the Babylonian Captivity . ''

In time , the kingdom of Babylon was overthrown and the Israelites were permitted to return to Jerusalem in 539 b.c. The city was now under the more tolerant rule of the Persians , but rebuilding was slow work .

Jerusalem submitted peaceably to the rule of the Greeks in 332 b.c. under Alexander the Great and , subsequently , to his Hellenistic successors as well as the Egyptian Ptolomeys and the Syrian Seleucids .

When Seleucid rulers outlawed Judaism , Jews led by Judah Maccabee and his brothers staged a revolution in 167 b.c. and , against all odds , restored the primacy of Jewish religious life in Jerusalem .

The Macabbees cleansed the Temple of Hellenistic idols and the blood of pagan sacrifices ; the eight - day celebration of Hanukkah ( Feast of Dedication ) commemorates their victory .

The Hasmonean dynasty , descendants of the Maccabee family , ruled an independent Jewish Commonwealth that stretched from the Negev to the Galilee .

Jerusalem grew , surrounded with a formidable wall and defended by towers beside the Jaffa Gate .

The Hasmoneans ruled until Pompey 's Roman legions arrived in 63 b.c.

After the initial years of Roman administration and political infighting , Rome installed Herod ( scion of a family from Idumea , a Jewish kingdom in the desert ) as King of Judea .

He reigned from 37 to 4 b.c. , during which time he fortified the Hasmonean wall and rebuilt the defense towers beside Jaffa Gate , the foundation of which still stand .

The courtyard around the Temple was expanded to accommodate hundreds of thousands of pilgrims , and the Temple Mount was shored up by retaining walls made with great stone blocks .

A massive fortress was built overlooking the Temple Mount , which Herod named `` Antonia '' in honor of his Roman friend and benefactor , Mark Antony .

For all his accomplishments , Herod was nevertheless hated by his subjects ; he taxed , he tortured , and he ordered the massacre of male Jewish infants in an attempt to do away with the heralded Messiah .

When Jesus was born in about 4 b.c. , Joseph and Mary escaped Herod 's paranoia by fleeing into Egypt with the new - born infant .

They returned to live in the Galilee village of Nazareth , making pilgrimages to Jerusalem .

In about a.d. 30 he and his followers went for Passover to Jerusalem , which was in unrest at this time , dissatisfied with Roman domination .

Jesus 's entry into the Temple caused a commotion ; after the Passover dinner he was arrested by the temple priests , who were under direct Roman rule .

Jesus was put on trial quickly and condemned to crucifixion , a Roman form of execution for political and religious dissidents as well as for common criminals .

After Jesus 's crucifixion , harsh Roman rule continued until a.d. 66 , when the Jews rebelled .

For four years Jewish zealots fought against the might of Rome .

At the end , the Roman general Titus laid siege to Jerusalem in a.d. 70 , finally attacking its starved and weakened defenders .

Half a million civilians died in the Galilee and Judea as a result of this first revolt against Rome , a number unequaled in ancient warfare .

For 60 years Jerusalem lay in ruins , until the Roman Emperor Hadrian ordered the city rebuilt as a Roman town dedicated to Jupiter .

In outrage , the Jews began a second revolt against Rome , led by Simon bar Kochba .

The ruins of Jerusalem were briefly liberated , but , in the end , Jewish resistance to Rome was defeated with great loss of life .

The planned new Roman city , Aelia Capitolina , was built over the ruins of Herodian Jerusalem , and Jews were barred from residing there for all time .

Jerusalem 's physical existence as a spiritual city seemed finished , but its spiritual power for Jews , and for the struggling new Christian religion , remained .

But the Roman Empire became Christian in the fourth century , and Jerusalem became a center of religion once again .

Queen Helena , a devout Christian and the mother of Emperor Constantine the Great , made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 326 to identify the sites associated with Jesus 's life .

She found that the city 's most beautiful Roman temple , dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite , stood on the site of the crucifixion .

The temple was demolished and a vast , Classical - style church was built around Golgotha ( the hill where Jesus 's crucifixion was believed to have taken place ) .

Pilgrims came from all over the Roman ( and , later , Byzantine ) Empire during the following centuries , but the prosperity they brought lasted only until 614 , when Persian armies overtook Judea and reduced Jerusalem to rubble again .

Still reeling from the effects of the Persian devastation , Jerusalem was conquered in 638 by the forces of Islam .

The Temple Mount was identified in Islamic tradition as `` the farthest spot '' ( in Arabic , el-aksa ) , the site to which the Prophet Muhammad was transported in one night from Mecca on a winged horse , as described in the 17th chapter of the Koran .

From here the Prophet ascended to the heavens and was permitted to glimpse paradise .

The rock on the Temple Mount from which he ascended , at or close to the site of the ruined Temple , was commemorated by the construction of the Dome of the Rock in 691 .

The Dome of the Rock remains Jerusalem 's most striking monument ; it is counted among the most beautiful buildings ever created .

By about 715 , the El-Aksa Mosque , third holiest place of prayer in Islam ( after Mecca and Medina ) , had been built on the southern side of the Temple Mount .

Jerusalem continued under Islamic rule for the next four and a half centuries .

In 1099 , under their leaders Godfrey de Bouillon and Tancred , the Crusaders captured the Holy City for Christendom by slaughtering both Muslims and Jews .

The Crusaders established a feudal Christian state with Godfrey at its head .

They built many impressive churches during the term of the first Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem , but in 1187 they were driven out by Muslim forces under the great warrior Saladin .

During the Sixth Crusade ( 1228 - 1229 ) , the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II managed to secure Jerusalem for the Christians by negotiation .

After they lost Jerusalem , a Mongol invasion swept through , and in 1244 the Mameluke dynasty of Egypt took control , ruling Jerusalem for the next 250 years .

Much of the best Islamic architecture in the city was constructed in the Mameluke era , but the past thousand years had taken their toll : Jerusalem was unable to regain the prosperity it had enjoyed in earlier times .

Jerusalem fell to the Ottomans in 1517 , remaining under their control for 400 years .

Fountains , inns , religious schools , and barracks were constructed .

But when Suleiman died , his empire , including Jerusalem , began a long period of decline .

The Holy City remained a backwater until the 19th century , when renewed interest among Christian pilgrims made it the destination of thousands of travelers each year .

At the same time , many Jews sought religious freedom and fulfillment by moving to Palestine ( as the Holy Land was traditionally called ) and especially to Jerusalem .

In the 1890s , Theodor Herzl ( 1860 - 1904 ) worked to organize a movement , Zionism , to create a Jewish state .

Chaim Weizmann ( 1874 - 1952 ) , a scientist born in Russia but later a British subject , did much to put Herzl 's hopes into practice .

Weizmann was an important figure in the negotiations with the British government that led to the Balfour Declaration of 1917 , supporting the idea of a Jewish `` national home '' in Palestine that also respected the rights of existing non - Jewish people already living there .

The problem was that British strategists , who were fighting the Ottoman Turks in 1917 , had secretly promised the lands to their World War I Arab allies .

Modern neighborhoods , hospitals , schools , and the Hebrew University were built in West Jerusalem , the new Jewish enclave .

But Arab opposition to new Jewish immigration and construction in Palestine led to increasing strife ; by 1946 , Jerusalem was an armed camp .

In 1947 the United Nations voted for the partition of Palestine into two states , one Jewish and one Arab , with Jerusalem as an international city that belonged to neither .

But lacking the means to enforce its decision , the United Nations was powerless to halt the fighting that erupted as the British withdrew their troops in 1948 .

In response , member states of the Arab League sent troops to help the Palestinian Arabs .

West Jerusalem , separated from the rest of the new Jewish nation , held out under siege for several months until Israeli forces secured a land corridor connecting the city to the coastal areas .

Jews were evacuated from the Old City 's Jewish Quarter , and thousands of Arab families fled their homes in West Jerusalem .

As a result of armistice agreements in 1949 , Jerusalem was divided : West Jerusalem was to be under Israeli control , and East Jerusalem ( including the Old City , with its Jewish , Muslim , Christian , and Armenian quarters ) came under Jordanian authority .

However , with the city partitioned by fortifications and barbed wire , no Israeli or Jewish pilgrims were allowed to visit the Western Wall or other Jewish sites in East Jerusalem .

Today , as always , Jerusalem is a city of controversies : religious Jews in conflict with secular Jews ; Palestinians calling for independence ; many residents protesting a wave of high - rise development that many claim will turn the Holy City into a holy megalopolis .

But the ideas and mystique that have always made this an extraordinarily special place rise above the ebbing and flowing concerns of present - day Jerusalem as it continues to tug at the world 's attention into the new millennium .

In the 1950s , the Shah initiated Iran 's nuclear research program and developed an ambitious plan to produce 23,000 MW from nuclear power by the end of the century .

The program was revived later in the decade , when strategic interests began to drive the nuclear program .

Under the Khomeini regime , Iran 's nuclear program steadily grew on all fronts and stages of the nuclear fuel cycle , with a particular emphasis on developing and strengthening indigenous capabilities .

Partly as a result of the shortcomings in the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) safeguards system -- which allowed the rapid development of the Iraqi nuclear program in the 1970s and North Korea 's in the 1990s to go largely undetected -- and partly by assessing Iran 's intentions , the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) have increased their scrutiny of Iran 's activities over the last several years .

The most alarming developments were revealed in 2002 - 03 , during which time Iran admitted to having construction plans for two enrichment facilities , a heavy water production plant , a fuel fabrication plant , and undertaken research into conversion and enrichment activities ( including centrifuges and possibly lasers ) .

On 19 August 2003 , Iran began testing a ten - machine cascade at the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant at Natanz with uranium hexafluoride ( UF6 ) .

After announcing on 21 October 2003 that it would cooperate with the IAEA , Iran signed the Additional Protocol to the NPT on 18 December .

All Iran 's research activities in the recent past undoubtedly contribute to the future development of a complete nuclear fuel cycle , which in turn would enable Iran to weaponize without relying on outside assistance .

Although Iran began developing its nuclear program in the 1950s , it was slow to progress until late in the 1960s , when the US - supplied 5 MW thermal research reactor ( TRR ) went online at the Tehran Nuclear Research Center ( TNRC ) .

He did this by shifting the country 's budgets toward the military and the newly established Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI ) .

The Shah set his goal high : `` ... get , as soon as possible , 23,000 MW from nuclear power stations . ''

In 1968 , Iran signed the NPT in an effort to speed up its negotiations for nuclear agreements , particularly with the United States .

In 1970 , the government ratified the NPT and its obligations went into force .

In the five years that followed , Iran concluded several contracts for the construction of nuclear plants and the supply of nuclear fuel : with the United States in 1974 ; Germany in 1976 ; and France in 1977 .

In 1976 , Iran also purchased a stake in Eurodif 's ( the European consortium ) Tricastin uranium enrichment plant in France and purchased a stake in the RTZ uranium mine in Rossing , Namibia .

Also in 1976 , the government signed a $700 million contract to purchase uranium yellowcake from South Africa and sent Iranian technicians abroad for training in nuclear sciences .

In addition to his grand plans for nuclear power , the Shah placed a great emphasis on establishing and developing a nuclear research program .

Although the Shah had no specific plans to engage in research of uranium reprocessing or enrichment , the scientists at the AEOI 's newly equipped TNRC were reportedly given great discretion regarding the nature and direction of experiments conducted .

According to former head of AEOI , Akbar Etemad , the Shah 's interest in nuclear technology did not involve military applications , in fact the Shah `` considered it absurd , under the existing circumstances , to embark on anything else but a purely civilian program . ''

However , according to recently revealed documents discovered in Tehran after the revolution , in the late 1970s Iran and Israel discussed a plan to modify Israel 's surface - to - surface Jericho missiles for use by Iran -- missiles that could be equipped with nuclear weapons .

And , despite Akbar Etemad 's beliefs , the Western intelligence community had long suspected that the Shah 's nuclear scientists conducted research into military applications .

Suspected activities at the TNRC include nuclear weapons design , plutonium extraction and laser - enrichment research .

By the time of the Islamic Revolution in January 1979 , Iran 's nuclear program was considered one the most advanced in the Middle East .

Additionally , the insufficiency of the existing electrical infrastructure and dwindling oil revenues contributed to the withdrawal of foreign suppliers from Iran and the abandonment of nuclear power agreements .

The weapons research side of Iran 's nuclear activities seemed to have continued uninterrupted by the revolution , and received a major boost when a new nuclear research center opened at Isfahan in 1984 .

In addition to feeling threatened by Iraq 's growing nuclear program , these attacks may explain why the Khomeini government ultimately resumed its efforts to continue Iran 's nuclear power program and strengthen its existing nuclear research program -- and ultimately to develop nuclear weapons .

As the Cold War ended , the strategic environment around Iran changed .

After the 1979 hostage crisis at the US embassy in Tehran , the United States withdrew its support from Iran , cut all nuclear cooperation agreements , and , in fact , supported Iraq during the war .

China , North Korea , and , to a certain extent , Syria emerged as major suppliers of conventional arms to Iran .

By this time , Iran was shopping for a new bidder to complete the Bushehr project .

Pakistan and China signed long - term nuclear cooperation agreements with Iran in 1987 and 1990 , respectively .

Accords with both countries involved training personnel , and in the case of China , the accord included an agreement to provide Iran with a 27 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) and two 300 MW Qinshan power reactors .

Western intelligence suspected that Pakistan , which many estimated had succeeded in manufacturing a nuclear bomb in 1986 , provided Iran with nuclear assistance .

Reports in Western press and leaks from Western government and intelligence sources indicated that Pakistan had trained Iranian scientists in plutonium extraction and possibly gas centrifuge enrichment research .

A.Q. Khan is widely regarded as the father of Pakistan 's nuclear bomb .

The Soviet Union , traditionally an ally of Iraq , had also indicated an interest in cooperating with Iran .

In 1990 , the Soviet Union and Iran began negotiating over the completion of the Bushehr reactors and the supply of additional nuclear plants .

In January 1995 , the Russian Federation formally announced that it would complete the construction of the Bushehr reactors and signed an agreement with Iran to build three additional reactors at the site .

Since the signing of these agreements , the United States has continuously expressed its opposition to the Bushehr deal because of fears that the deal could provide Iran with knowledge and technology to support a nuclear weapons program .

In 1995 , it became evident that Iran may be pursuing nuclear weapons through another track : by procuring dual - use items from Western firms .

The United States also learned that Iran and Russia concluded a secret protocol stipulating , among other things , construction of a gas centrifuge enrichment facility .

The fear was that Iran might learn how to construct a similar clandestine facility and then produce weapons - grade uranium undetected .

The United States then imposed extensive sanctions on Iran and successfully pressured Russia and other potential suppliers , mostly in Europe , to halt exports of sensitive dual - use nuclear technology to Iran , such as high - voltage switches that could trigger a nuclear weapon and specialized remote manipulators designed to handle heavy volumes of radioactive material and possibly intended for a uranium or plutonium reprocessing plant .

In mid - 2002 , a Paris - based opposition group , the National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) , revealed the existence of two previously unknown facilities -- a uranium enrichment facility at Natanz and a heavy water production plant at Arak .

Following the discovery of substantial reserves of uranium ore at Saghand , Yazd province , Iran announced that it was developing a nuclear power plan that would rely solely on indigenous resources .

These two events greatly alarmed the Western intelligence community .

Upon visiting suspected facilities in February 2003 , and with new declarations by Iran , the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) concluded that several sensitive technology facilities are either operational , under construction , or planned .

Additionally , Iran admitted to having imported from China 1.8 tons of nuclear material ( UF6 , UF4 and UO2 ) used to manufacture uranium metal , which is essential in weapons production .

During its meetings with IAEA officials in August 2003 , Iran for the first time provided evidence of its technical violations of the NPT by revealing that in the 1990s , it had carried out 113 uranium conversion experiments involving the production of uranium metal from imported UF4 and the production of UF4 from imported UO2 , as well as laboratory - scale experiments in the 1980s involving the production of heavy water .

During the IAEA inspection in June 2003 , environmental samples that were taken from chemical traps of the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant at Natanz revealed the presence of highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) .

Short of declaring Iran in violation of the NPT , the IAEA Director - General Mohamed ElBaradei stated , `` Iran has failed to meet its obligations under its Safeguards Agreement '' and criticized Iran for not being transparent with the construction of its nuclear - related facilities and import of nuclear material .

The IAEA Board of Governors has imposed on Iran a 31 October 2003 deadline to resolve all outstanding issues and to provide full and complete declaration of its nuclear material and nuclear activities , specifically Iran 's enrichment program and past conversion experiments .

It further called on Iran to suspend all enrichment activities and sign an Additional Protocol .

In an effort to diffuse the tense relations between Iran and the IAEA and to preserve the sanctity of the nonproliferation regime , foreign ministers of Britain , France and Germany secured Iran 's consent to cooperation with the IAEA ahead of the 31 October deadline .

Faced with probability of sanctions and international isolation in case of noncompliance with the IAEA 's demands , Iran announced on 21 October 2003 that it will cooperate with the IAEA with full transparency and disclosure , sign the Additional Protocol and commence its ratification procedures , and suspend all enrichment and reprocessing activities , albeit for an `` interim period . ''

And finally , on 18 December 2003 , Iran signed the Additional Protocol to the NPT , thus allowing snap inspections of its nuclear facilities by the IAEA experts .

Ali Akbar Salehi , the outgoing Iranian representative to the IAEA , signed on behalf of Iran , and Director - General ElBaradei signed for the IAEA .

Iran appears to be dangerously close to developing an indigenous nuclear fuel cycle , which would in turn enable it to develop a nuclear bomb without much reliance on outside help .

Iran is motivated by its aspirations for political , religious , and military leadership in the region , unlike North Korea , for whom mere survival appears to be the priority .

Iran has traditionally felt insecure among its neighbors , first vis - a - vis Iraq , whom it considered its most immediate physical and ideological threat , and now that the Hussein regime is gone , the growing presence and influence of the United States .

Additionally , the constant threat of Israel 's nuclear arsenal , mostly perpetuated by Iran 's technocrats , government officials and the pro - nuclear lobby , adds to Iran 's perceived concerns and justifies it to the domestic audience the need to develop nuclear weapons .

Iran 's progress toward nuclear weapons , though irreversible , might be hampered by a combined effort on three fronts .

A second front would come in the form of intense international pressure on states that are still in the position to help Iran perfect its knowledge and infrastructure -- Russia , Pakistan , China , and North Korea .

A third approach might be a regional effort on the part of Arab states to pressure Iran to abandon sensitive technology and questionable activities in favor of a weapons - free zone in the Middle East .

Since Iran signed the Additional Protocol on Nuclear Safeguards on 18 December 2003 , the Protocol provided inspectors from the IAEA with greater access within Iran and the option to carry out intrusive inspections at Iran 's nuclear facilities .

Subsequent IAEA inspections in Iran revealed a wealth of new information related to the development and scale of Iran 's nuclear program .

Iran is generally viewed as having been forthcoming and helpful to these IAEA efforts , although this cooperation has clearly not been absolute .

Indeed , on 18 June 2004 , IAEA board members voted to reprimand Iran for not providing the agency with more timely and comprehensive support .

Specifically , Iran was rebuked for postponing IAEA visits to a number of locations related to Iran 's P - 2 centrifuge enrichment program , which had been scheduled to take place in March 2004 .

The IAEA also criticized Iran 's lack of forthrightness about its possession of P - 2 design drawings and other related research , and information regarding its manufacturing and mechanical testing activities , all of which was omitted from Iran 's 21 October 2003 declaration to the agency .

The IAEA called on Iran to `` be proactive in taking all necessary steps on an urgent basis to resolve all outstanding issues '' , including those related to contamination by low - enriched uranium ( LEU ) and HEU , as well as the limited production of polonium - 210 and plutonium .

Concurrently , the United States along with some other IAEA board members has continued to maintain that Iran is pursuing an underground nuclear weapons program .

And while this claim has not yet been substantiated by IAEA inspectors , proponents argue that Iran has violated the NPT and that the country 's nuclear file should , in turn , be referred to the United Nations Security Council ( UNSC ) for its review .

El - Baradei is , however , weary of pursuing such a hard line against Iran , as he fears that exerting too much pressure may cause Iran to opt out of the NPT altogether .

Responding to the barrage of critics who insist that Iran 's illicit intentions are obvious , El - Baradei has pointed to the continued absence of a `` smoking gun '' and the fundamental shortcomings of attempts to concretely assess Iran 's programmatic goals without such evidence .

For its part , Iran continues to assert that it pursues a nuclear program with only peaceful applications , while El - Baradei is steadfast in his belief that the situation may be resolved diplomatically .

In addition , Russia remains unequivocally opposed to United Nations ' sanctions against Iran , especially given the absence of evidence to bolster claims about illicit activities .

Russia has also supported Iran 's disclosure efforts , despite Russian President Vladimir Putin 's November 2003 charge that Iran acted in bad faith by failing to fully comply with IAEA inspections .

Iran is rapidly constructing nuclear facilities to achieve its goal of having an indigenous fuel cycle capability .

Iran 's nuclear program operates numerous facilities throughout the country , including the Nuclear Research Center in Tehran , ( TNRC ) , the Esfahan Nuclear Technology Center ( ENTC ) , Nuclear Research Center for Agriculture and Medicine , and the Beneficiation and Hydrometalurgical Research Center ( BHRC ) .

Finally , the Bushehr nuclear reactor , when completed , will be Iran 's first nuclear power plant when it goes on - line in the coming year .

Within the next 10 years , there will likely be at least one , possibly more , power reactors built in Iran .

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI ) is the government agency that oversees Iran 's nuclear program , and is one of the few agencies in Iran that reports directly to the president .

It was created in 1973 to oversee a 23,000 MW nuclear power program in Iran .

However , the organization has since undergone several revisions in mission and structure .

According to international observers of AEOI , the organization once had 4,500 employees .

After the Islamic Revolution , however , many leading nuclear scientists left the country , and in the 1990 , the AEOI reportedly employed `` around 200 scientists and 2,000 personnel engaged in nuclear research . ''

Two of these , Research and Fuel Production , are essential to develop a complete nuclear fuel cycle in Iran .

The responsibility of the Research Division is to plan and guide all nuclear - related research projects and to develop peaceful nuclear technologies in Iran .

It does so by coordinating activities of several nuclear research centers , most notably the TNRC and ENTC .

The TNRC operates , among other things , a 5 MW research reactor .

Over the years , these laboratories have conducted research into conversion ( a hexafluoride plant in Esfahan and at the Jabr Ibn Hayan Multipurpose Laboratories - JHL ) , enrichment , and reprocessing ( analysis and separation experiments using US - supplied hot cells , and radioisotope production at the TNRC ) .

The Benefication and Hydrometallurgical Research Center ( BHRC ) operates facilities involved in the production of yellowcake .

AEOI 's activities and facilities have been tied to several universities .

Faculty from the Physics and Nuclear Science Department at Amir Kabir University in Tehran have worked closely with various AEOI components , including the Nuclear Fusion Department , the JHL laboratory , the Laser Research Center , the TNRC , and the Nuclear Power Plant Division .

Additionally , personnel from Saghand University cooperate with AEOI staff to conduct research in mining and milling of uranium at BHRC laboratories .

After numerous allegations by opposition groups and Western governments , Iran announced that it was constructing several new facilities .

The presence of these facilities confirms Iran 's growing determination to achieve a full nuclear fuel cycle .

Iran claims that all its facilities are necessary for a peaceful and self - sufficient nuclear program .

However , analysts question the need for several components , particularly those in which the feedstock or product is either provided by a supplier country ( fuel production plant ) or that do not fit in the general scheme of Iran 's overall nuclear program ( uranium metal laboratory ) .

These facilities and Iran 's overall program are currently undergoing close scrutiny by the international community and will likely remain so until controversy over the facilities ' purpose and capability can be resolved .

The island of Jamaica will be near the top of the list for anyone planning an idyllic holiday getaway .

With warm sunshine , beautiful beaches , lush tropical scenery , and fine hotels , it is guaranteed to provide a little rest and relaxation .

The island is aligned almost east - to - west in the water so that sunrise wakes the eastern tip , proceeds to caress the length of the island , and kisses the western tip good night .

Rare species of butterflies and delicate hummingbirds take to the air , and crocodiles and manatees still live in and around vast tracts of mangrove swamp in the south .

The island is surrounded by coral reefs and reef walls , which provide shelter to hundreds of species of sea creatures and recreation to divers and snorkelers .

Temperatures here vary only a few degrees from about 27 C ( 80 F ) , although the heat is tempered by the nearly continuous trade winds that blow across the Atlantic .

In the mountains and hills of the interior , the temperature drops with altitude and with the clouds that wrap around the highest peaks .

Much of the land is extremely fertile and produces a range of tropical fruit and vegetable crops , providing ample food for the people and such lucrative cash crops as sugar and coffee .

Four hundred years ago these crops brought British colonists to rule the land and African slaves to work it .

They have been melded together , giving rise to a fascinating national identity .

Since independence in 1962 , the black majority has worked to create a country based on confidence from within , working on a principle of pride in oneself and in one 's roots .

It says much about the character of the Jamaican people that they have slightly changed the story of Columbus and his trip to the island in 1493 .

As someone has said , Columbus only thought that he had discovered Jamaica .

In actuality , it was the population of Jamaica who discovered him Columbus was really lost , thinking that he had found another route to Asia .

Vestiges of the British colonial legacy can still be found , not least in the fact that English is Jamaica 's official language : the popularity of cricket is another example .

You can find Manchester , Sheffield , and Cambridge in Jamaica , to name but three .

Jamaica has always had a second , unofficial language developed from the early days of slavery .

Next to town names derived from England , you also find names such as Wait Awhile and Fruitful Vale , derived from the function and activity of the everyday lives of ordinary Jamaicans .

And as far as cricket is concerned , Caribbean players have turned the tables on their colonial mentors and now produce some of the best players in the world , easily capable of soundly outplaying the Brits .

Many Jamaicans head to the States for further education , and the American economic influence on areas such as business investment and planning is growing .

Its no surprise that the US dollar is accepted as readily as the Jamaican dollar to pay for goods .

But Jamaica is not simply turning blindly into a small version of its bigger brother .

The followers of Rastafarianism ( with their characteristic mane of dreadlocks ) originated in Jamaica in the 1930s and are still predominantly found here .

Jamaican music ska -- and , especially , reggae -- has since the 1970s been exported and enjoyed around the world .

The strong beat and earthy lyrics seem to symbolize and celebrate the character of this young and lively country .

Jamaicans are sociable people , living their lives out in the open and knowing everything about their neighbor business .

They are very direct in their dealings with each other , as you might discover if you come across a friendly conversation among a group of friends .

The loud , raucous Jamaican English dialect and the waving hands reflect the joy with which social relations are conducted here .

They are equally direct in their dealings with visitors , too , so do n't expect a shy Jamaican smile as you walk by .

Instead , be prepared for a barrage of questions about your life , offers to supply anything you need , a host of jokes at your expense , and some serious flirting if you 're single .

But do n't feel intimidated , as their attitude is not personal .

Having some lines ready to throw back at them induces guffaws of laughter and an appreciative slap on the back .

The recreational pleasures that ordinary islanders enjoy have become synonymous with the name Jamaica : dancing to the heavily rhythmic musical beat ; taking a little marijuana ( or `` ganja , '' as it 's known here ) , which many Jamaicans view as a kind of medicinal herb ; or simply sitting back and chatting with friends on a bench or street corner , where the situation is described as `` Irie '' the equivalent of `` Everything 's just fine ! ''

Jamaicans appear to worry little about the future ; sometimes it seems that they worry little even about what happens in the next few minutes .

The popular phrase `` Soon come '' indicates an apparent lack of concern about time and an unhurried attitude to daily tasks .

Occasional hurricanes can spoil the idyllic climate and contribute to this `` laid back '' attitude : Jamaicans are aware that circumstances can suddenly alter dramatically and yet life will always carry on .

To have to wait a while for something is not the worst problem in the world .

Since independence in 1962 , tourism has been Jamaica 's primary industry and the island has become renowned as one of the prime destinations in the Caribbean .

The best beaches have become home to the finest hotels , which supply almost everything needed for the perfect vacation .

There is frequently a temptation never to tear oneself away from the hotel .

Yet to do this is to miss the very essence of what the island is all about .

Step out of the hotel and your senses will be bombarded by a range of sights , sounds , smells , tastes , and textures that let you know that you could only be in Jamaica .

Such sights include the colorful `` tams '' -- knitted hats worn by Jamaican men to cover their mane of dreadlocks -- and the red ackee fruit that ripens at the beginning of the year .

Sample the taste of ackee cooked with saltfish , Jamaica 's national dish , and the smell of hot jerk pork cooked in a pit barbecue .

Hear the songs of Bob Marley booming from a hundred cranked - up car stereos or the chorus of frogs that begin to call as evening descends .

Feel the texture of a hand offered in greeting and try to fathom the `` Jamaican handshake , '' a ritual whose rules seem to be more complex than those of the game of cricket .

Of course Jamaica has its palm - lined beaches and almost endless rum drinks , and you can enjoy a wonderful resort - based break .

But once you begin to look underneath this initial veneer of a `` do - nothing - in - the - tropics '' holiday , it 's like peeling the layers of an onion .

There 's an abundance of nature , history , art , and modern culture to be explored and enjoyed .

Jamaica is an island with a strong personality that does n't simply wait in the wings .

Paula_Zahn : Questions about the facts or what were presented as facts that led the United States into the war in Iraq spilled into open warfare today on the Senate floor .

Ed_Henry : A Democratic sneak attack that sent shock waves through the Senate .

I demand on behalf of the American people that we understand why these investigations are n't being conducted .

Ed_Henry : Democratic leader Harry Reed accused Republicans of failing to probe allegations the White House manipulated intelligence to justify the war in Iraq .

Harry_Reed : And in accordance with rule twenty-one I now move that Senate go into closed session .

The Senate chamber was locked down , television cameras shut off , so law makers could go into secret session to debate .

Bill_Frist : Not with the previous Democratic leader or or the current Democratic leader have ever I been slapped in the face with such an affront to the leadership of this grand institution .

Ed_Henry : Reed refused to back down demanding the Republican led intelligence committee finish a long awaited report on whether the Bush administration twisted intelligence .

Harry_Reed : This investigation has been stymied stopped , obstructions thrown up every step of the way .

And today the American people are going to see a little bit of light .

Ed_Henry : What 's really going on is Democrats feel emboldened by the indictment of Vice President Cheney 's former chief of staff believing this is their chance to issue a broader indictment of the Bush administration .

Harry_Reed : We have lost over two thousand of our best and bravest .

And this Republican led Senate intelligence committee refuses to even ask the hard questions about the misinformation -

Ed_Henry : Republicans insist they 're completing the investigation .

Ed_Henry : Democrats say they also want to signal they 're ready to stand up to the Republican majority and may even filibuster the president 's latest Supreme Court pick Samuel Alito a move that would make these events seem like the opening fireworks in a much nastier battle .

Paula_Zahn : So do you think we just saw the outlines to what the midterm election battlelines might look like ?

Paula_Zahn : Today President Bush unveiled a seven point one billion dollar plan to prepare for a possible flu pandemic .

Paula_Zahn : Now much of that money would go toward stockpiling enough vaccine to protect twenty million healthcare workers and other first responders .

Paula_Zahn : Speeding up production of vaccines and buying the anti-viral drugs ( ( Tamoflu ) ) and ( ( Rolenzo ) ) which in some cases prevent flu infection .

Paula_Zahn : Where bird flu has in the past two years killed at least sixty-two people .

Hundreds of millions of birds around the world have been destroyed to try to contain the disease .

Paula_Zahn : I know you 've had a chance to study the the plan the president put forth today .

On one hand it is it is remarkable that the president is devoting as much time and as much money uh all towards a disease that does n't exist yet .

And I think that 's remarkable to a lot of people who are eh who are citizens and a lot of people in the public health community as well .

Dr _Gupto : On the other hand to be able to outline and do the thing that were talked about today to basically completely revamp the public health system so that local officials can talk to state officials that can talk to federal officials to be able to pinpoint exactly when a cluster of bird flu happens that takes probably a lot more money and a and a really a complete revamping of our public health systems .

Dr _Gupto : The other thing Paula really important is that they talk a lot about the fact that our- we 're a lot better at taking care of patients now than we were in nineteen eighteen , we have a lot of ICUs a lot of ICUs in the hospital behind me that can take care of critically ill patients .

Dr _Gupto : The problem though at any given time eighty to ninety percent of those ICU rooms are full so we just do n't have the surge capacity and that 's going to cost lots and lots of money to create a health system where we can take care not only of the ill now but the ill that might come in with a pandemic Paula .

Paula_Zahn : Uh let 's talk about the other ( ( problem ) ) of the plan where the president will spend uh or wants to spend a billion dollars to stockpile antiviral medicine like ( ( Tamaflu ) ) and ( ( Rolenza ) ) .

Do we even know if these two medications are going to be effective against a strain that has n't even presented itself ?

They are antiviral drugs uh designed to basically shorten uh how bad the flu might effect you uh try to lessen its impact .

Dr _Gupto : But we only know that it might work because of laboratory studies and animal studies uh uh in particular .

The way to really study it would be to knowingly expose people to bird flu .

And nobody will actually ever do that study for obvious reasons .

Dr _Gupto : So it 's just theoretical really for the most part that those will work Paula .

The Iraqi government has agreed to let U.S. Rep . Tony Hall visit the country next week to assess a humanitarian crisis that has festered since the Gulf War of 1990 , Hall 's office said Monday .

The Dayton Democrat , who has traveled to other crisis points including Sierra Leone and North Korea , will spend three days visiting hospitals and other facilities to seek understanding why aid has been ineffective in stemming malnourishment and other medical problems .

Iraq has been under economic sanctions since the war ended , which some say have thwarted the country 's ability to recover from the devastation of the bombing campaign .

The Persian Gulf War destroyed much of the country 's medical infrastructure , according to a report by the World Health Organization .

In 1996 the WHO found that much of the population existed in a state of `` semi starvation .''

Hall will be only the second member of Congress to travel in Iraq since the war , according to Hall 's office .

The last visitor was then- U.S. Rep . Bill Richardson of New Mexico , who went to help a pair of U.S. oilmen in diplomatic trouble .

Hall flies to Amman , Jordan , on Friday , where he 'll spend the night before driving to Iraq .

Iranian troops suffered tens of thousands of casualties from Iraqi chemical weapons during the 1980 - 88 Iran - Iraq War .

However , despite such rhetoric , several Western officials accuse Iran of developing similar offensive CW capabilities .

US officials report that Iran can produce several hundred tons of chemical agent annually and that it may have already produced as much as 2,000 tons of agent , including mustard , cyanide , and possibly sarin nerve agent , at plants near Qazvin , Parchin , and Esfahan .

Officials also claim that Iran has produced bombs and artillery rounds filled with these agents , and that it can probably deploy chemical warheads on its long - range missiles .

Iran is suspected of having developed such a capability with aid from individuals and companies in the West , as well as India and China .

Iran 's extensive CW program is allegedly masked using its sophisticated pharmaceutical and agro - industrial companies as plausible cover .

It is further claimed that these companies serve as a front for importing important chemical precursors and related equipment , which are then diverted to the Iranian CW program .

Although information on WMD programs for many countries is often limited , when it comes to assessing Iran 's alleged CW program , one must sift through a mountain of information , much of which is long on allegation and short on specific , corroborated evidence .

This difficulty is compounded by the fact that much of the information can be directly traced back to just a handful of sources , none of which can be independently verified .

Most of the sources have a pre - existing bias against Iran , rendering a bulk of their information subject to speculation .

The following profile attempts to piece together an objective overview of allegations surrounding Iran and its CW capabilities by mining through reports in open source literature from a variety of sources .

From approximately 1983 - 1988 during the war with Iraq , Iran suffered extensive CW attacks , including blister ( mustard ) and nerve agents .

By the end of the War , Iran appeared to have suffered as many as 50,000 chemical warfare casualties , of whom perhaps 5,000 died .

The weak international response , particularly by the United Nations , to Iraqi use of chemical weapons against Iranian forces left Iran bitter about what it perceived to be a double standard in enforcing international agreements .

Many Iranian officials concluded that their country had to develop the ability to retaliate in kind in order to deter chemical weapons use against it .

In a public interview , the Iranian representative to the United Nations , Rajai'e Korassani , stated that `` ... if the Iraqi regime does not take any steps in putting an end to the crimes of the Iraqi regime , we will retaliate in kind , and in that case , we will certainly announce it . ''

There are some reports that between 1984 and 1988 Iran employed chemical agents on a limited scale during the war with Iraq ; however , an intensive review of the open literature ( including UN reports from that era ) have failed to verify such claims .

While several Iranian leaders felt that developing a CW program would counteract the Iraqi threat and prove to be a strong deterrent , others within the clerical Islamic regime publicly condemned any use of chemicals on moral grounds , calling them un - Islamic .

Disagreement over a course of policy action led to several contradictory published reports whether or not Iran decided to pursue a CW program .

Although the status of its offensive capability is somewhat ambiguous , one can definitely conclude that Iran has a defensive program that can be re - engineered into offensive production , if Iranian national security is threatened .

Though there is no concrete evidence that Iran is currently developing CW , there have been several instances where CW precursors were purchased from foreign sources in the past .

Throughout the 1980s , the United States accused Germany of selling dual - use materials and technology to Iran .

In 1989 US authorities found Alcolac International Inc. , a pharmaceutical firm based out of Baltimore , Maryland , guilty of illegally shipping almost 120 tons of thiodyglycol ( a mustard gas precursor ) to Iran .

The same year , US Department of Commerce put export controls on 23 specific chemicals that could aid CW proliferation .

Also in 1989 , the State Trading Corporation of India admitted that it had sold Iran over 60 tons of thionyl chloride ( a nerve agent precursor ) and that its supplier was planning to ship an additional 257 tons of the chemical to Iran .

In 1997 , under a reported multi - million dollar deal , India agreed to construct a `` sophisticated chemical plant at Qazvim , on the outskirts of Tehran . ''

India also agreed to sell Iran phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual - use chemical used in the production of pesticides as well as the nerve agent VX .

The deal eventually fell apart and a similar deal was eventually concluded with China in 1998 .

China reportedly agreed to sell Iran 500 tons of phosphorus pentasulfide .

Other defensive material purchased by Iran includes respirators from Spain , protective gear from South Korea , and atropine autoinjectors from the Netherlands .

In 1995 , Asian- Ways, Ltd. World Co (Hong Kong) Ltd. and Mainway International Ltd. were sanctioned by the US State Department for supplying Iran with `` nerve gas technology . ''

According to US press accounts citing a top secret CIA report dated 2 October 1996 , China sold Iran nearly 400 metric tons of carbon disulfide , a nerve and riot control gas precursor .

In 1997 , two more Chinese companies and were sanctioned by the US State Department for selling Iran CW related precursors and equipment .

They were accused of exporting thionyl chloride , dimethylamine , and ethylene chlorohydrin .

Some of the CW agents Iran has allegedly developed include CS gas ( a riot control agent ) , mustard gas , hydrogen cyanide , and phosgene .

Some sources , citing US intelligence officials , also claim that Iran has developed sarin , tabun , and V - series nerve agents .

Iran is said to have developed 155 mm artillery shells , mortar rounds , aerial bombs for chemical fill , and possibly chemical warheads for Scuds .

There have also been rumors of using mines to deliver CW agents ( 120 mm ) .

Iran 's well - known Shahab missile is also believed to be capable of carrying chemical warheads , although it is uncertain warheads have been developed or tested .

In 2002 , Iran tested a new version of its Muajar-4 ( Mohajer ) unmanned aerial vehicle ( UAV ) , which some experts claim could be used for potential CBW delivery .

Despite its acquisition of precursors from abroad , Iran is allegedly working to develop an indigenous CW production capability .

The CIA believes that `` Teheran is rapidly approaching self-sufficiency and could become a supplier of CW - related materials to other nations . ''

As of 1996 , the Department of Defense claimed that Iran had stockpiled almost 2000 tons of toxic chemical agents and was continuously working on expanding its CW program .

Iran has several advanced research institutions employing various chemicals for a variety of reasons , including pesticide production , pharmaceutical research , and other medical studies .

Iran has also conducted several military exercises to date that have included defensive chemical and biological weapons maneuvers .

It also held a mock `` trial inspection '' at the Shahid Razkani chemical factory to allow inspectors to see how such a procedure was conducted .

Iran submitted a declaration on its chemical facilities and its past CW stockpile , it has destroyed chemical weapons production equipment in the presence of OPCW inspectors , and it has undergone a number of OPCW inspections of its chemical industrial facilities .

Iran continues to play an active role at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) , is recognized as a member in good standing , and currently serves on its executive council .

Although US and Israeli intelligence agencies continue to insist Iran maintains a stockpile of chemical weapons , no challenge inspections of Iranian facilities have been requested , and none of the allegations made regarding the stockpiling of CW can be verified in the unclassified domain .

However , Iran continues to retain a strong incentive for developing a defensive CW program .

Several chemicals are dual - use in nature and imported under the umbrella of pesticide , petrochemical , and various pharmaceutical ventures .

These sales do not necessarily indicate the presence of an offensive CW capability but are worth noting due to their potential diversion to an illicit Iranian CW program .

Early 1990s , According to the British Observer , the British government exported chemicals to Iran that can be used to manufacture weapons .

The Chinese corporation SinoChem reportedly delivered 500 tons of phosphorous pentasulfide in 1996 ( primary precursor of VX , controlled by the Australia Group ; China and Iran are not party to this organization ) .

According to US press reports citing a top secret CIA report , China sold Iran nearly 400 metric tons of chemicals used to produce nerve agents and riot control gas .

In an unclassified report to Congress , the DCI said that `` Chinese firms had supplied CW - related production equipment and technology to Iran , '' prior to July 1999 , and that evidence during the second half of 1999 `` suggests Iran continues to seek such assistance from Chinese entities , but it is unclear to what extent these efforts have succeeded . ''

In June 1997 , the DCI reported that China , during July - December 1996 , provided `` considerable CW - related assistance '' to Iran , including production equipment and technology .

According to an intelligence report , cited by the Washington Times on 30 October 1997 , China completed construction in June 1997 of a dual - use plant in Iran for making glass - lined equipment used in producing chemical weapons .

Chen is linked to Nocinco ( the North Chemical Industries Corp. ) , a company that was identified by the CIA as `` having delivered several hundred tons of carbon disulfide , an ingredient in nerve agents . ''

In 1995 , orders paid for by Razak Laboratories in Teheran and Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries in Tabriz , and brokered by Iran 's International Movalled Industries Corporation ( Imaco ) with the North Chemical Industries Corp. ( Nocinco ) , were not delivered .

They consisted of 49 metric tons of alkyl dimethylamine , used in making detergent , and 17 metric tons of sodium sulfide , a chemical that could be used in making mustard gas .

In January - February 1997 , China supplied Iran with 40,000 barrels of calcium hypochlorite , a chemical - biological - radiological decontamination agent .

In 1997 , Rex International Development Company Ltd. , a company affiliated with the Chinese company Norinco , supplied Iran with high - grade seamless steel pipes , suitable for handling corrosive materials , and associated with chemical weapons production .

In 1997 , two Chinese companies , Nanjing Industries Group and Technology Import / Export Corporation , supplied Iran with thionyl chloride , dimethylamine ( tabun nerve gas precursor ) , ethyl chlorohydrin ( possible mustard precursor ) , and glass - lined mixing vessels .

On 8 March 1996 , the Washington Post reported , `` US intelligence officials have concluded that companies in China are providing Iran with several virtually complete factories suited for making deadly poison gases , '' and that Iranian `` military - related organizations '' are buying from China glass - lined vessels for mixing precursors , special air - filtration equipment , and the technology to manufacture these items and others indigenously .

In May 1998 , the London Daily Telegraph reported that `` Iran has concluded a secret deal with China to purchase banned chemicals that will enable it to become self-sufficient in producing large stockpiles of advanced nerve gas . ''

Under the deal , concluded last month , China supplied Iran with 500 tons of phosphorus pentsulfide , material banned under the terms of the CWC if known to be used in a CW program .

The delivery was made in 10 consignments of 50 tons each , for an estimated $924,000 .

Previously in 1997 , a statement submitted by the office of Madeline Albright -- then US Secretary of State -- concluded that SinoChem had not been involved in any dual - use shipments to Iran .

In 1984 , East Germany ( GDR ) supplied Iran with 5,000 `` respirators , '' which turned out to be industrial half - masks with goggles , which are unsuitable for chemical defense .

Iran purchased atropine autoinjectors for antidotes to nerve gas from a Dutch company .

Report by German intelligence on Iranian efforts to acquire production equipment for tabun and sarin , using three Indian companies as fronts .

`` With the aid of Indian companies , Iran is nearing the completion of a secret poison - gas plant , which was claimed by the Indian companies to be a pesticide factory . ''

The Indian companies named in the classified report include Tata Consulting Engineering , Transpek , and Rallis India .

On 23 June 1996 , the Sunday Telegraph reported about a `` secret multi - million - pound deal with the Indian government which will supply banned materials used to manufacture poison gas . ''

Under the deal , India will build a sophisticate chemical plant at Qazvin , which will be used produce phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual - use chemical that could be used to produce chemical weapons .

According to the Sunday Telegraph , Melli Agrochemicals negotiated the deal on behalf of the Iranian regime .

But security experts believe that the deal was authorized by Dr . Majid Tehrani Abbaspur , Iran 's chief security adviser and a close associate of President Rafsanjani .

In early 1989 , Iran purchased 60 tons of thionyl chloride , a nerve agent precursor , from India .

Israel has maintained military - industrial ties with Iran , according to an internal report , prepared for the Israeli defense ministry establishment in January 1998 .

The report mentions the sale of 58,000 gas masks by Shalon Chemical Industries after the Iran - Iraq War as well as the supply of gas detectors by Elbit for the identification of chemical warfare agents .

Iran allegedly supplied Libya with chemical agents in 1987 in exchange for naval mines .

Libya used these agents against Chadian troops later that year .

This allegation was brought forth mostly by US government sources and can not be verified .

In the mid - 1980s , Mana International Investments , a company registered in Poland and controlled by Nachum Manbar , an Israeli businessman , supplied Iran with NBC protective suits .

According to an unclassified report to Congress by the DCI from early 2000 , `` Russian entities remain a significant source of biotechnology and chemicals for Iran . ''

In 1984 , South Korea supplied Iran with copies of the Finnish Kemira respirators , which proved to be deficient .

In 1985 , Syria reportedly agreed to supply Iran with chemical weapons , but apparently later backed away from the offer .

In 1994 , reports surfaced that Syria is cooperating with Iran in the development of ballistic missiles designed to carry chemical warheads .

On 18 December 1997 , the Islamic Republic News Agency ( IRNA ) reported that the Eastern railroad network , run by the Bonyad-e Mostazafan va Janbazan , has purchased 100 tank cars from Ukraine , specifically designed to transport highly toxic chemicals .

According to Michael Eisenstadt , Iran initially obtained chemical agent precursors from the United States , Germany , and Japan .

When stricter export controls were imposed by these countries in the mid to late 1980s , Iran had to find alternative sources , such as India .

Iran is currently working on becoming self sufficient in the production of these materials .

Iran has a sophisticated base for the development of a chemical weapons program dating back to the Iran - Iraq War ( 1980 - 1988 ) -- a conflict that gave Iran strong incentives for developing a robust chemical defense capability .

There are several unclassified allegations and reports that suggest Iran has developed an offensive CW program as well .

However , reports of transactions of various dual - use material is publicly known .

Imports such as thiodyglycol and thionyl chloride can be applied towards legitimate purposes such as dyes , textiles , and pesticides or can be diverted towards an illicit CW program .

Iran also imported several tons of phosphorus pentasulfide , which is on the Australia Group 's watch list for controlled chemical precursors , but not on the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) Schedule lists .

Based on such information , some idea of Iran 's CW status can be ascertained .

Libya has shown interest in and taken steps to acquire weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) and their delivery systems . 

Indeed , it is one of the few states to have employed chemical weapons in a conflict ( Chad , 1987 ) . 

Libya 's motivation to acquire WMD , and ballistic missiles in particular , appears in part to be a response to Israel 's clandestine nuclear program and a desire to become a more active player in Middle_Eastern and African politics . 

On 19 December 2003 , Libyan leader Col. Muammar Qadhafi publicly confirmed his commitment to disclose and dismantle WMD programs in his country following a nine-month period of negotiations with US and UK authorities . 

In its 19 December 2003 announcement that it was eliminating all materials , equipment and programs proscribed by the international community , Libya took the unusual step of first publicly revealing its nuclear weapons program , then renouncing it . 

Libya then invited the IAEA to verify the elimination of nuclear weapon related activities in-country . 

According to International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Mohamed ElBaradei , who led a December 2003 inspection team to Libya , Libya 's nuclear weapons program is in the very initial stages , about three to seven years away from producing a nuclear weapon . 

Libya admitted having secretly imported raw uranium and the necessary equipment to convert it for enrichment into weapons-grade material but added that the enrichment plan had been dismantled and that no highly enriched uranium had been produced over the past decade . 

IAEA inspectors did not found either , though they did find imported equipment and technology at a number of previously secret nuclear facilities in and around Tripoli . 

It has been revealed that Abdul Qadeer Khan of Pakistan is responsible for providing Libya with its nuclear warhead plans , raw uranium and enrichment centrifuges through his black market network . 

In his 19 December 2003 announcement , Qadhafi pledged to adhere to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty which Libya ratified in 1975 , and to sign the Additional Protocol , which it did on 10 March 2004 . 

IAEA chief El Baradei indicated that signing the Protocol would ensure IAEA oversight over Libya 's nuclear transition from weapons creation to peaceful purposes . 

Previously , Libya signed Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty in November 2001 and ratified it in January 2004 . 

In 1996 , it had signed the Treaty of Pelindaba which established a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Africa . 

Besides previously secret nuclear sites disclosed in late 2003 , Libya possesses a Soviet-supplied 10 MW research reactor in Tajura . 

With the lifting of UN sanctions in 1998 , Russia renewed its nuclear cooperation with Libya , providing funding for renovations to the Taruja nuclear complex . 

In 2003 , Libya admitted its previous intentions to acquire equipment needed to produce biological weapons ( BW ) . 

In October and December 2003 , Libyan officials took US and UK experts to a number of medical and agricultural research centers that had the potential to be used in BW research . 

The country acceded to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention on 19 January 1982 . 

There are allegations that the alleged chemical weapon ( CW ) plants at Rabta and Tarhunah could contain BW research facilities as well . 

Prior to Libya 's 19 December 2003 announcement to abandon its WMD programs , US intelligence agencies alleged that Qadhafi had attempted to recruit South African scientists to assist in the acquisition of BW , and that Libya had started to develop pathogens and toxins for weapons use . 

There is a significant amount of open-source literature concerning Libya 's acquisition and use of chemical weapons ( CW ) ; it is well documented that Libya employed Iranian-supplied mustard gas bombs against Chad , its southern neighbor , in 1987 . 

In documentation provided to US and UK authorities in 2003 , Libya revealed a `` significant quantity '' of mustard agent produced more than 10 years ago at a facility near Rabta , located in the Sahara Desert about 120 km southwest of Tripoli , along with chemical munitions and equipment needed to establish a second CW production facility . 

In December 2003 , Libya pledged to eliminate all chemical weapons stocks and munitions and accede to the Chemical Weapons Convention `` without delay. '' 

Libya first acquired Scud-B missiles in the early 1970 s from the Soviet Union . 

In the early 1980 s , Libya accelerated its efforts to obtain a longer-range ballistic missile with the al-Fatah , reportedly with a range of 950 km . 

Germany and China allegedly provided technical and material assistance to the al-Fatah program . 

The al-Fatah missile system has not been completed and remains untested . 

In November 2000 , as part of a $600 million agreement , Libya allegedly acquired the first shipment of a total of 50 North Korean Nodong ballistic missiles , including launch capabilities . 

North Korea also allegedly provided more than 10 scientists to work on the Libyan missile program . 

This complemented other missile component shipments that reportedly began in 1999 . 

Also , after the lifting of the 1999 sanctions , reports of increased technical and structural assistance from countries like Iran , North Korea , China , India , and Russia have raised concerns over Libya 's growing ability to manufacture ballistic missiles . 

In 2003 , US experts were given access to Libya 's missile arsenal and to a number of missile research facilities . 

In December 2003 , Libya pledged to eliminate ballistic missiles capable of traveling more than 300 km with payloads of 500 kg . 

Aetna Life and Casualty Co. 's third - quarter net income fell 22 % to $ 182.6 million , or $ 1.63 a share , reflecting the damages from Hurricane Hugo and lower results for some of the company 's major divisions .

Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna 's net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo .

Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235.5 million , or $ 2.07 a share .

The insurer has started processing claims from the Northern California earthquake nearly two weeks ago .

But because these claims are more difficult to evaluate and have been coming in more slowly , the company has no estimate of the impact of the earthquake on fourth - quarter results .

In the latest quarter , Aetna had a $ 23 million loss on its auto / homeowners line , compared with earnings of $ 33 million last year .

Profit for its commercial insurance division fell 30 % to $ 59 million , reflecting higher catastrophe losses and the price war in the property / casualty market for nearly three years .

However , Aetna 's employee benefits division , which includes its group health insurance operations , posted a 34 % profit gain to $ 106 million .

Third - quarter results included net realized capital gains of $ 48 million , which included $ 27 million from the sale of Federated Investors in August and a $ 15 million tax credit .

In the nine months , net rose 4.3 % to $ 525.8 million or $ 4.67 a share , from $ 504.2 million , or $ 4.41 a share , last year .

Does Iran have the infrastructure necessary to produce nuclear weapons ?

Can Iran produce nuclear weapons with its nuclear infrastructure ?

However , the program has been restarted , possibly in reaction to the revelations about the scope of Iraq 's nuclear weapons program .

Nuclear Attempting to acquire fissile material for weapons development .

Chinese and Russian supply policies are key to Iran 's success ; Russia has agreed to build power reactor .

Ratified the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty and signed the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty .

Chemical Employed chemical agents on limited scale during Iran - Iraq war .

Produces chemical agents and is capable of use on limited scale .

Seeking future independent production capability ; Chinese assistance will be critical to Iran 's success .

Biological Possesses expertise and infrastructure to support biological warfare program .

May have small quantities of agent available ; seeking larger capability .

Ballistic Missiles Maintains and is capable of using SCUD B/Cs and CSS-8s .

Seeks to produce longer range missiles ( 1,000 kilometers or more ) .

Land - , sea , and air - launched anti - ship cruise missiles ; air - launched tactical missiles ; none have NBC warheads .

Iran is trying to acquire fissile material to support development of nuclear weapons and has set up an elaborate system of military and civilian organizations to support its effort .

The shortest route , depending on weapon design , could be to purchase or steal fissile material .

Also , Iran could attempt to produce highly enriched uranium if it acquired the appropriate facilities for the front - end of the nuclear fuel cycle .

Iran does not yet have the necessary infrastructure to support a nuclear weapons program , although is actively negotiating for purchase of technologies and whole facilities to support all of the above strategies .

Iran claims it is trying to establish a complete nuclear fuel cycle to support a civilian energy program , but this same fuel cycle would be applicable to a nuclear weapons development program .

Iran is seeking foreign sources for many elements of the nuclear fuel cycle .

Chinese and Russian supply policies are key to whether Iran will successfully acquire the needed technology , expertise , and infrastructure to manufacture the fissile material for a weapon and the ability to fashion a usable device .

Russian or Chinese supply of nuclear power reactors , allowed by the NPT , could enhance Iran 's limited nuclear infrastructure and advance its nuclear weapons program .

Iran has had a chemical weapons production program since early in the Iran - Iraq war .

It used chemical agents to respond to Iraqi chemical attacks on several occasions during that war .

Since the early 1990s , it has put a high priority on its chemical weapons program because of its inability to respond in kind to Iraq 's chemical attacks and the discovery of substantial Iraqi efforts with advanced agents , such as the highly persistent nerve agent VX .

Iran ratified the CWC , under which it will be obligated to eliminate its chemical program over a period of years .

Nevertheless , it continues to upgrade and expand its chemical warfare production infrastructure and munitions arsenal .

Iran manufactures weapons for blister , blood , and choking agents ; it is also believed to be conducting research on nerve agents .

Iran has a stockpile of these weapons , including artillery shells and bombs , which could be used in another conflict in the region .

Although Iran is making a concerted effort to attain an independent production capability for all aspects of its chemical weapons program , it remains dependent on foreign sources for chemical warfare - related technologies .

Iran 's biological warfare program began during the Iran - Iraq war .

The pace of the program probably has increased because of the 1995 revelations about the scale of Iraqi efforts prior to the Gulf War .

Missile Iran possesses one of the largest missile inventories in the Middle East and has acquired complete missile systems and developed an infrastructure to build missiles indigenously .

What evidence is there that Iran is stockpiling enriched uranium ?

US officials confirmed that they have evidence that Iran intends to acquire nuclear weapons .

In October 1991 , the Iranian vice president said that if Israel kept its atomic bombs then Muslims should collectively develop their own .

Iran is a signatory to the NPT and has signed IAEA safeguards agreements .

If suspected sites in Iran could be identified , the IAEA could monitor them .

Reports speculate Iran may be developing centrifuge facilities to enrich uranium at sites such as Moallem Kalayah and Karaj ; however , those providing the reports left during the reign of former Shah Reza Pahlavi .

After Ayatollah Khomeini came to power in 1979 he canceled Iran 's nuclear development program , but it was subsequently resumed .

Many Iranian scientists familiar with uranium enrichment and plutonium manufacturing have returned to Iran after initially fleeing the Khomeini regime .

These hot cells came in combination with a 5 MW research reactor the US sold Iran at the same time .

In 1974 , the Shah bought shares in Eurodif in accordance with a nuclear cooperation agreement with France .

From 1980 to 1990 Iran refused to pay for ar accept delivery of uranium enriched to 3% U-235 processed by Eurodif .

Last year , Iran began requesting supplies of enriched uranium from France and Eurodif .

The French government said it would not allow transfer of enriched uranium to Iran from the French plant .

Following the Gulf War , US media reported that PRC had supplied Iran with a calutron .

Iran had attempted to utilize calutron technology to enrich uranium .

The PRC supplied the calutron with a 27 KW reactor for the Isfahan site .

Small calutrons could be used in the development of larger models ; Iraq had a one - milliamp calutron for both testing and modelling purposes , according to an IAEA inspection report .

Since the Gulf crisis , Western governments have urged their industries to refrain from selling enrichment and other nuclear equipment to Iran .

Iranian agents are believed to be actively seeking deals to procure critical technologies .

Iran may have approached Pakistan for help in enriching uranium it purchased from South Africa in the late 1980s .

At the same time , Iraqi officials were claiming Pakistan was helping Iran develop atomic weapons .

Pakistan denied the claims , and was reported to have rejected an Iranian offer to Pakistani former army chief of staff Mirza Aslam Beg to purchase weapons technology .

Some factions within the Pakistani government supported helping Iran .

There have been reports that Iran has acquired unsafeguarded enriched uranium , but US intelligence says there is no evidence that Iran has actually received such material .

Tajikistan can manufacture uranium oxide but can not enrich it to levels needed for reactors or weapons .

If Iran can adequately demonstrate peaceful intentions for its nuclear program and allows IAEA inspections , nuclear power reactor technology trade restraints may be lifted .

A Belgian newspaper claims that Belgium has provided nuclear - related training to Iranians. ( 2455 ) .

Argentina signs a $5.5 million contract to supply Iran with a new core for the research reactor at Tehran University and 20% enriched uranium .

Investigaciones Aplicadas ( Invap ) . will modify the core , which was designed by the US to take 93% enriched uranium .

It may supply uranium enrichment technology as well , although Iran says this would be used to produce low - enriched uranium only .

It is reported that an Argentine - German - Spanish consortium has been proposed to complete the Bushehr project .

Reports of a contract are denied ( 576 ) . , but KWU is said to be negotiating with Argentina and Spain at Iran 's request ( 2219 ) .

Argentina rejects reports that it has transferred uranium enrichment techniques to Iran ( 2958 ) .

It also denies that it is interested in engaging in such transfers. ( 576 ) .

Iran has purchased radioactive substances on the black market through Sudan ( 3059 ) .

Argentina 's president approves negotiations between Argentina and Iran on nuclear supply contracts .

It is reported an Argentina - Spanish - German holding company will bid on Bushehr , but that its involvement will go beyond Bushehr . ( 1911 ) .

The US grants export licenses for $138 million worth of computers to Iran ; shipments of other nuclear - related technology , including a $130,000 oscilloscope , are also approved .

Reports indicate that Iran has approached Pakistan for help in enriching uranium imported from South Africa in the late 1980's . Rumors that Pakistan is helping Iran develop nuclear weapons persist ( 7198 ) .

The head of Pakistan 's uranium enrichment program begins to hold talks with officials at the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( 6003 ) .

An Iranian scientist reports that Iran has built a plutonium extraction laboratory at the Tehran Research Center , but the laboratory has not yet operated with plutonium - bearing materials ( Spector , 208 ) .

Argentina helps service an Iranian nuclear power plant ( 7148 ) .

Argentine exports to Iran are called politically dangerous ( 2879 ) .

The Observer ( UK ) says that Pakistan and Iran have signed a cooperation agreement under which Iranian engineers will be trained in Pakistan .

M.A. Khan of Pakistan and Reza Amrollahi of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran are said to have signed the pact ; however , both Pakistan and Iran deny its existence .

Corporation of the US withdraws the request it had made for a license to export components to India for the Tarapur System .

Iran was seeking fuel - fabrication technology due to previous supply problems with the safeguarded low enriched uranium fuel shipped from Argentina ( under a previous contract ) for a research reactor supplied by the US in 1967 .

Argentina has blocked the equipment sale because of US pressure but has not formally informed Iran that INVAP will not be permitted to supply the facilities .

Ayatollahi says Iran is not engaged in uranium enrichment activities and does not plan to engage in them in the future .

It is reported that a German subsidiary of a US firm may have sold laser enrichment equipment to Iran .

An Armenian official states that Armenia will send scientists , including specialists in nuclear physics who have been involved in the defense industry , to Iran in exchange for oil .

Germany is approving about 80 percent of applications for licenses to export dual - use technology to Iran .

US concerns about Iranian nuclear ambitions are currently delaying the granting of IAEA fellowships to Iranian nationals .

What foreign assistance has Iran received to help it produce nuclear weapons ?

How have foreign powers assisted Iran in producing nuclear weapons ?

These reports are termed speculative by a nuclear industry journal ( 7198 ) .

Diplomats from the US and Iran have informally discussed some form of nuclear rapprochement. ( 6930 ) .

However , the US expresses concerns that Iran may purchase stockpiled plutonium from North Korea ( 6840 ) .

The PRC is reportedly providing Iranian nuclear experts with know-how and design information , some of which may be related to fissile material production and weapons development ( 6930 ) .

The final settlement on the Eurodif dispute is reached , and reports persist of a secret clause allowing Iran to purchase French uranium ( Timmerman , 51 ) . ( 7401 ) .

France insisted it will not allow future Eurodif enriched uranium transfers to Iran ( 7198 ) .

France loses a case which it had brought against Iran for breach of a contract under which France was to construct two PWRs at Karun ( 1MYLT6930 ) .

Iran may have received other nuclear - related assistance and material from Argentina ( 6883 , 6897 ) .

Argentina reportedly remains interested in helping Iran complete construction on the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) .

Iran brings a multi - billion dollar lawsuit against the German government for preventing Siemens from completing the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) .

Nuclear warheads from Kazakhstan are transferred via Turkmenistan to Iran . ( Timmerman , 52 ) .

Iran declares its Isfahan site to the IAEA for the first time ( Timmerman , 43 ) .

Brazilian Brigadier General Hugo Piva may be working in Iran , and US reports say Iran may receive nuclear weapons technology from Brazil ( PPNN ) .

Reports state that Iran has received nuclear weapons technology from Brazil and India ( 7401 ) .

Pakistani deputy Prime Minister Hhosayn Haqani denies reports of an Iranian - Pakistani cooperation agreement on nuclear technology .

Hamyan Vahdati , who is said to be heading Iran 's nuclear program , says that no country can be taken seriously without a nuclear research program , and that Iran wants to have the technology and knowledge to make nuclear weapons in case it needs them ( 7284 ) .

Deputy Foreign Minister Mahmoud Vaezi asserts that Iran opposes nuclear weapons buildup ( 7294 ) .

Joint uranium production and enrichment efforts between Tajikistan and Iran are being considered ( 7198 , 7466 ) .

Iran 's Mojahedin opposition group reports that Iran requested nuclear warheads and uranium enrichment technology from the Chinese in a recent meeting with Chinese officials ( 7096 ) .

Syria and Iran sign a nuclear pact , under which Iran agrees to provide Syria with a nuclear umbrella in the case of an Israeli attack ( Timmerman , 53 ) .

The PRC confirms that it has sold an electromagnetic separator and a mini - reactor to Iran .

Iran is thought to possess a zero - power facility provided by the PRC , and China reportedly supplied small calutrons in about 1987 ; however , one report states that the PRC may not have delivered the calutrons .

These and other nuclear technology transfers were reportedly made under a cooperation agreement signed in the mid - 1980s .

Both Iran and the PRC claim the reactors and calutrons are to be used for peaceful purposes ( 6728 , 6883 , 6906 , 6920 , 6925 , 6930 ) .

IAEA Director General Hans Blix says he has no cause for concern regarding Iran 's attempts to acquire nuclear technology ( 6906 ) .

However , the IAEA may begin implementing special inspections for problem nations , with Iran as a possible test case ( 6925 ) .

The PRC withdraws its offer to sell Iran a nuclear reactor ( 6899 ) .

Israeli officials contend that , with Pakistan 's help , Iran could produce a nuclear bomb by the end of the decade ( 6920 , 6819 ) .

US officials estimate 10 - 15 years , and say Iran is seeking a wide range of nuclear weapons technology ( 6906 , 6920 ) .

The US administration calls for a total embargo on nuclear technology to Iran , and urges other nuclear suppliers , including the PRC , to take similar action ( 6847 ) .

Time magazine reports that Iran has an enrichment plant - possibly a centrifuge facility - at Moallam Kalayeh , and may have another centrifuge plant at Karaj ( 6883 ) .

France loses a case which it had brought against Iran for breach of a contract under which France was to construct two PWRs at Karun ( 6930 ) .

On 1/29 , the Kazakhstan Ministry of Foreign Affairs denies reports that Kazakhstan planned to sell nuclear ballistic missiles to Iran .

Reports that President Nursultan Nazarbayev had travelled twice to Iran are also dismissed .

On 1/31 , the Iranian deputy Foreign Minister for EuroAmerican Affairs rejects claims Iran had purchased nuclear weapons ( 7162 ) .

Reports say Iran and North Korea have been making secret weapons deals and have been attempting to expand nuclear research cooperation programs .

Iran has already received nuclear weapons technology from North Korea ( 7096,7401 ) .

Soviet scientists are offered up to $20,000 per month to work on Iran 's nuclear program ( 7325 ) .

However , Iran 's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati rejects speculations that his country was trying to hire the scientists .

One report claims Iran has hired over fifty former Soviet nuclear scientists .

Alizera Jafarzadeh of the Mojahadin says dozens of nuclear scientists from the former Soviet Union were already at five Iranian nuclear facilities : Gurgan , Moallem [ Kalayeh ] , Isfahan , Karaj , and Darkhovin . ( 6952 , 6954 , 6981 , 7481 , 7463 ) .

US Assistant Secretary for Interamerican Affairs , Bernard Aronson , urges Argentine Foreign Minister Guido di Tella to cancel a sale of dual - use technology to Iran .

The Argentine firm Investigaciones Aplicadas ( INVAP ) had proposed to sell Iran machine tools , tubing and other equipment , including nuclear reactor material , that could have been used in a nuclear weapons program .

Initially , the Argentine government said the sale could go through if Iran signed a safeguards agreement with the IAEA within forty days .

Consequently , differences have arisen between China and the US over Chinese nuclear exports and assistance to Iran .

Politically , China has sought to establish and improve its relationship with Iran since the 1980s .

China provided huge amounts of weaponry to Iran during the Iran - Iraq in the 1980s .

In recent years Beijing has intended to strengthen its ties with Tehran given the growing importance of the oil - rich Persian Gulf , as China 's reliance on Middle East / Persian Gulf oil increases .

China wants to maintain and improve its relationship with Iran , especially when there is no persuasive evidence that Iran has used these programs for nuclear weapons development .

Conversely , the US regards Iran as a rogue state that sponsors international terrorism ( including support for terrorists targeting the United States ) and seeks to subvert US allies in the region .

The US fears Iran 's efforts to build nuclear weapons could help give Iran the capability of cutting off the oil from the Persian Gulf .

China insists that its nuclear cooperation agreements ( NCA ) with Iran are for peaceful purposes only and that China has pledged to cease all nuclear transfers and/or assistance to foreign nuclear facilities not subject to IAEA inspection .

In addition , since all known Iranian nuclear facilities are under IAEA monitoring , Beijing views US demands that China suspend all its nuclear cooperation programs with Iran as unreasonable and contrary to Article IV of the NPT .

However , the US is concerned with the indirect assistance Iran could receive and is concerned that it is probably covertly seeking the construction of uranium conversion and enrichment facilities , other technical know-how , and technicians .

While China continues to adhere to its pledge to end all nuclear cooperation with Iran , recent media reports citing intelligence sources reveal some continued Sino - Iranian nuclear cooperation activities .

Specifically , China reportedly has renewed negotiations on the construction of a graphite production facility , agreed to supply Iran with specialty steel , including the transfer of titanium - stabilized duplex steel , that can be used in the development of weapons of mass destruction .

An unclassified CIA report to Congress released in February 2000 suggests that China 's October 1997 pledge not to engage in any new nuclear cooperation with Iran appears to be holding .

The US is concerned that Iran may have or acquire an unsafeguarded enrichment facility for which it might get parts from Eastern Europe ( PPNN , International Herald Tribune , 1/28/91 ) .

Germany says it will deny requests from Siemens and from Iran to approve export licenses for components for the Bushehr reactors in Iran ( 5948,5584,6003 ) .

The ICC also orders Framatome of France to pay 550 million francs to the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran as reimbursement for the 271 million francs it was paid for the Karun reactors , plus interest ( 6049 ) .

A French court freezes the 550 million - franc payment that the International Chamber of Commerce ordered Framatome to pay Iran in 1/91 .

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran negotiates to purchase nuclear technology or expertise from India , following a 2/1/91 announcement by the Indian Atomic Energy Commission that India will seek to export its nuclear technology. ( 5511 , 5883 ) .

Iran 's Minister of Foreign Affairs denies that Iraq moved highly - enriched uranium or nuclear equipment to Iran during the Gulf War ( 5584 , 5513 , 7536 ) .

Iran 's foreign minister requests West Germany to authorize shipment of components for two nuclear reactors in Iran ( 5881 ) .

Iran 's ambassador to the IAEA says that the USSR - Iran nuclear cooperation agreement signed in 1990 will not lead to an agreement by the USSR to complete Iran 's Bushehr reactors ( 5948 ) .

Spain 's Equipos Nucleares , a Siemens licensee , is said to be interested in receiving a subcontract from Siemens to complete Iran 's reactors ( 5948 ) .

The PRC is allegedly aiding Iran in the development of a nuclear bomb ( 5880 ) . ; according to French and US intelligence sources , the PRC supplied technology for Iran 's Isfahan reactor .

Iran has secret nuclear cooperation agreements with the PRC and South Africa ( 6003 ) .

Pakistan is aiding Iran in the development of a nuclear bomb , according to a US nonproliferation specialist ( 5880 ) .

Intelligence reports from European officials express concern that Iran might seek Pakistan 's assistance in enriching uranium obtained from South Africa in 1988 - 89. ( 6003 ) .

The German government announces that it will not permit Siemens/KWU to complete Iran 's Bushehr reactors , and that Empresarios Agrupados of Spain , a Siemens licensee , will also be prohibited from completing the reactors .

Iran 's First Vice President said on 7/1/91 that Iran and Germany have a valid contract for Bushehr 's construction .

Germany has paid 300 million DM for parts not delivered , but Iran may seek 5 billion DM ( 6573 , 6576 , 6581 , 6930 ) .

Says Nuclear Projects With Iran on Hold , Inside China Today , 22 October 1997 .

China cites dispute with Iran in bid for U.S. nuclear exports , Washington Times , 22 October 1997 , p. 12 . ]

In a press briefing , US State Department briefer James Rubin stated : We believe a nuclear - armed Iran ... would threaten US interests as well as regional and international security issues .

For that reason , we have continuously opposed nuclear cooperation by all countries with Iran , even to safeguarded nuclear programs that are permitted under the IAEA , such as the one with which China has been involved .

In other words , we want to close down any possibility , however permitted under the international guidelines , that Iran will gain knowledge in its pursuit of nuclear weapons .

We need additional confidence that China 's statements and actions will be sufficient for us to defend a certification of that kind ... we want to be sure that we 've done all we can to obtain the maximum level of cooperation from China on this subject. [ US Department of State , Daily Press Briefing , 14 October 1997 . ]

The Washington Post reported that Robert Einhorn told members of Congress that China had cancelled the proposed sale of a uranium conversion facility to Iran .

Einhorn also said that China had provided Iran with a blueprint to build the facility .

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu stated that Chinese Vice Premier Li Lanqing pledged to him that China would not sell nuclear reactors to Iran during a stop-over by Netanyahu in Beijing en route to Japan .

Netanyahu stated : I was told that China ... reached an important decision not to provide the means for building an atomic reactor which Iran asked China to supply ... We welcome this as something that is very important and hope it will serve as a guiding light to other countries in their contacts with Iran .

Netanyahu stated that Li had assured him that China has cancelled out on proposed plans to build an atomic reactor for Iran ... One would hope that the specific pledge that I received in Beijing reflects a general Chinese decision to prevent the arming of Iran . [ World Journal ( in Chinese ) , 25 August 1997 ; Israeli PM Lauds China For Cancelling Iran Reactor , Reuter , 26 August 1997 ; Netanyahu Says Received China Assurances On Iran , Reuter , 24 August 1997 . ]

As of this date , China had not informed Iran that it had canceled its sale of a uranium conversion facility to Iran .

AMMAN , Jordan ( AP ) U.S. Representative Tony Hall arrived in Jordan on Saturday en route to Iraq , where he is expected to look into the plight of Iraqis after nearly 10 years of U.N. trade sanctions .

Hall , an Ohio Democrat and one of very few U.S. congressmen to visit Iraq since the 1991 Gulf War over Kuwait , is scheduled to embark Sunday the 12-hour overland trip to the Iraqi capital , Baghdad .

He did not speak to reporters in Jordan , but he told The Associated Press before leaving the United States that he hopes to `` separate the humanitarian work from the political issues . ''

During his four days in Iraq , Hall said he wanted to investigate reports from relief agencies that a quarter of Iraqi children may be suffering from chronic malnutrition .

He said he would pay particular attention to what happens to food and medicine entering the country under the U.N. oil-for-food program .

If supplies are not reaching the people who need them , Hall said , he wanted to find out whether the United Nations or relief agencies needed to handle things differently , or whether `` Iraq needs to get out of the way and let us do the job . ''

The Iraqi government blames the embargo for the malnutrition , infant mortality and other hardships .

The sanctions can not be lifted until U.N. inspectors certify that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction and the means to produce them .

Iraq says it has done so and has barred inspectors since late 1998 .

Energy Secretary Bill Richardson went to Baghdad in 1995 while a representative for New Mexico .

Thousands of people in Greece have been forced to evacuate their homes after major wildfires continued for their third day in the suburbs outside of Athens .

10,000 people were evacuated out of one town , Agios Stefanos , located 23 kilometres from downtown Athens , after the flames headed for the area .

The deputy mayor of the town , Panayiotis Bitakos , told Skai TV that `` I call on all residents to follow the instructions of the police as to where they will go .

We had been begging the authorities since early in the morning to send forces [ ... ] It is too late now .

Athens Prefect Yannis Sgouras told state NET TV that strong winds helped strengthen the fires , and caused extra difficulties for the firefighters trying to put out the blaze .

He said that approximately 120 square kilometres have been burned so far .

'' More than 120,000 stremmas [ 30,000 acres ] have been burnt .

In a televised speech on NET , the fire department spokesman Ioannis Kapakis stated that `` the strength of the winds has increased and the situation remains particularly difficult . ”

In total , 83 major fires were reported across Greece from 06.00 yesterday to 18.00 today .

No casualties have yet been reported , and no official property damage tally has yet been made , although Greek media have estimated tens of homes to have been damaged .

The fires are the worst in Greece since 2007 , when heavy wildfires killed 77 people .

Pat LaCrosse asked me to send this information inviting you to join the Georgia O'Keeffe Circle of the Indianapolis Museum of Art 's Second Century Society ( SCS ) .

The SCS brochure I am enclosing will give you the historic significance of SCS , as well as listing activities and specific benefits awarded to donors at the Georgia O'Keeffe level .

Your Georgia O'Keeffe membership , please note , includes free admission to all art-related activities of the IMA's Young Friends of Art group .

Additionally , I am sending traditional background materials on the Museum and the two latest issues of our Previews Magazine detailing upcoming events , exhibitions , and educational programs .

These are particularly exciting times at the Indianapolis Museum of Art : Progress continues on the J.K. Lilly estate-Oldfields , our Ravine Garden has been restored to its original splendor , and there is national attention showered on our current exhibition of Japanese Painting. ( please see The New York Times article I have included. ) With thousands of trees and flowers in bloom , we are having a beautiful Spring !

Our extraordinary permanent collection , facility , and grounds , we understand full well , would not be possible without the philanthropic support of civic-minded men and women .

In joining SCS , you join the ranks of those who believe that bringing art and art education to the city makes life better , richer , and more rewarding for the entire community .

A Second Century Society response card and return envelope are enclosed .

Should you have questions or if I can be of assistance in any way , please call me : 317.923.1331 , ext. 248 .

JOHANNESBURG - After four days in the hospital battling a lung infection , former President Nelson Mandela of South Africa `` is responding better to treatment , '' President Jacob Zuma told Parliament in Cape Town on Wednesday .

'' We are very happy with the progress that he 's now making , following a difficult few days , '' Zuma said .

It was the first report of an improvement in Mandela 's condition since he was admitted to a hospital in Pretoria early Saturday after suffering a recurrence of a persistent lung ailment , a legacy of the tuberculosis he contracted during the 27 years he was imprisoned for opposing apartheid .

( NYT_ENG _20130625.0044 ) Meanwhile , in Pretoria , doctors continued to treat Mandela for a lung ailment that he contracted on Robben Island , the notorious apartheid-era prison where he spent much of his 27 years behind bars until his release in 1990 .

He was hospitalized June 8 , his fourth hospitalization since late last year .

In a statement , President Jacob Zuma said Mandela 's condition was unchanged .

On Sunday , he visited Mandela and pronounced that his state had deteriorated from stable to critical .

The renewed investigation of Morsi and members of the Muslim Brotherhood dates to the uprising that led to the ouster of Mubarak in 2011 .

Morsi and other Brotherhood leaders were arrested Jan. 28 and held in the Wadi Natroun prison north of Cairo , until they escaped two days later .

The case languished after Morsi was elected last year in the country 's first free presidential race , although local news outlets and Morsi 's opponents accused militants from Hamas , the Brotherhood 's Palestinian offshoot , of freeing their colleagues .

They sat with their profiles towards me on either side of the round table .

Both of them were smoking cigars , and coffee and wine were in front of them .

Stapleton was talking with animation , but the baronet looked pale and distrait .

As I watched them Stapleton rose and left the room , while Sir Henry filled his glass again and leaned back in his chair , puffing at his cigar .

I heard the creak of a door and the crisp sound of boots upon gravel .

The steps passed along the path on the other side of the wall under which I crouched .

Looking over , I saw the naturalist pause at the door of an outhouse in the corner of the orchard .

A key turned in a lock , and as he passed in there was a curious scuffling noise from within .

He was only a minute or so inside , and then I heard the key turn once more and he passed me and re - entered the house .

We tore away his collar , and Holmes breathed a prayer of gratitude when we saw that there was no sign of a wound and that the rescue had been in time .

To this post a figure was tied , so swathed and muffled in the sheets which had been used to secure it that one could not for the moment tell whether it was that of a man or a woman .

Praise Allah who said provide those who believed with security and peace be upon our prophet .

The enemy confronting our society falls in three categories : 1- Hostile intelligence organizations , such as the United States , Saudi Arabia , Egypt , Pakistan and the Jews 2- The straying group who are atheists and apostates 3- The existing environment .

They include the deposed regime , the tribal cliques , the hired fighters , and the standard criminals .

The above groups pose the following dangers : 1- Attacking for the purpose of : A : Assassination B : Kidnapping C : Aerial raids and artillery attacks 2- Sabotage A : Setting fires B : Explosions C : Technical sabotage D : Chemical sabotage 3- Spying A : Recruiting a member of society B : Planting a mole within society C : Spying surveillance operation 4- Stealing 5- Pests : A : Poisonous such as snakes and scorpions B : Harmful such as rats and cockroaches C : Sickening such as mosquitoes

In order to face these dangers , we resort to a plan which includes the external factors , the internal factors and spying .

External : All actions and methods adopted to confront dangers from outside .

Internal : All actions and methods adopted to confront dangers from within .

Spying : Confronting infiltration operations carried out by spying agents or moles .

1- Choosing mountainous locations , preferably 1-3 hours from main cities , which have water resources .

2- Being close to cities is important in order to have important services .

3- If a mountainous location is unviable , then choose a location next to official buidings so as to avoid being bombarded .

4- Again , if the above is not possible , then choose a location next to residential areas , for the same reason as above .

5- The location should be away from airports and main highways .

It is preferable it has its own private access in order to protect it and control it better .

They can take one of the following forms : 1- Steel pipes : Insert 4 inch pipes in the ground at 50 centimeters apart and a height of one meter then fill them with cement 2- Barrels : They are filled with cement and place around the building , especially at the entrance to prevent cars from crashing into it 3- Ditches : They are better than road bumps because they are harder to see .

The ditch should be 30 centimeters deep and 20 centimeters wide .

Passageways for cars and pedestrians should be designated 4- Road bumps : Six successive bumps should be constructed at 500 meters from the location .

The distance between the first and fourth bump should be 100 meters , and the distance between the fourth and the sixth should be 50 meters , so cars can not travel fast in the direction of the building 5- Barbed Wires : They should be placed around the building , around the walls , or on top of the walls 6- Nails Obstacle : These are placed at the main gate in order to puncture the tires of any car crashing in

It shields off all activities which take place inside the location .

1- The fence which is built out of bricks or concrete should be 4 meters high , then topped with one meter high barbed wire fence .

2- The thickness of the fence should be 60 cm and the distance between it and the building should be 2 meters .

3- Secret gates should be built 50 meters apart to be used for emergency only .

However , they should not be identifiable from the outside part of the fence .

If it is necessary to have an outside entrance for the control tower , then access to the location should not be constructed .

6- If the location is in a highly dangerous zone , then two parallel fences should be built to be 3 meters apart .

The space between the two fences could be mined in order to prevent infiltration .

Parking areas are of importance because most sabotage operations are done with cars .

Therefore , it is important to adopt following : 1- The parking lot should be 50 meters away from the fence .

If the nature of the terrain does not allow it , then it should be on the other side of the road .

2- Under no circumstance a car , even that which belongs to the location should be permitted to park next to the fence .

3- Assign a parking spot for visitors which would not make them feel insulted .

4- Inside parking lot should be strictly designated to the location 's cars in order to protect them from sabotage .

Also , the visitors with high security clearance should be designated parking spots inside the location .

5- Cars parked inside the location should have their front facing the fence so they could be used quickly in case of emergency .

6- All parking regulations of the location should be followed strictly followed .

The buses should have the following : 1- Light armor and rocket launchers 2- Wireless equipment to report dangerous activities 3- Writing materials to jot down suspicious activities or license plate numbers 4- Sand bags around the buses to protect them from gun fire

These are camouflaged to look like commercial companies ' vehicles or traveling salesmen 's vehicles .

They are entrusted with the task of tracking down the movement of strangers who are approaching the location .

The objective of having kiosks is they serve as communication points between the guards and the visitors or those who are approaching the building and deal with them according to their requirements .

1- Kiosks should be placed at entrance gates to check visitors when approaching the building .

2- Kiosks should be placed at key important locations where 24-hour security watch is required .

3- The Kiosk should be designed to stand all weather conditions , and provide a full coverage of the area it is placed at .

4- The Kiosk should be equipped with wireless communication equipment , and a mechanist to open and close the gate automatically .

5- Direct the visitors ' cars to special parking spots , away from the fence and the control tower .

1- The lower part of the tower should serve as a shelter for the guards , when needed .

2- The towers should be located in a manner where they can easily communicate with one another , and totally cover the area they are guarding .

They should have telescopes in order to constantly control the areas around them .

4- They should have a protruding area to better control their surroundings .

The locality can not be fully protected without having patrols roaming on the outside area of the fence .

The above mentioned protection procedures are only for observation purposes , while patrols check the fences , the barriers , and the towers , and submit periodic reports on their findings .

They also engage with persons approaching the locality and support the guards in their duties .

They also provide extra fire power in when guards or other patrols are engaged in a gun battle .

These patrols are formed as follows : 1- Single patrols which consist of two people checking the outside area of the location 2- Common patrols which consist of one man and a dog , also checking the outside area of the location .

These patrols tour the area during specific times such as , dinner , dawn, dusk , and midnight

The patrol should be armed with light weapon such as Kalashnikovs and RPGs , and cover the area on foot .

These patrols comb the greater area surrounding the location periodically ; anywhere between 3 and four times a week The patrol should be lead by a security officer in order to take immediate actions if the need arises .

Also , the duty of area patrols is to discover new paths and shelters in the area in order to hide fighters after a Jihad operation against the enemy .

The area patrol is different from the single patrol in that : 1- It has a vehicle equipped with a machine gun 2- It can use horses to canvass the area , but the patrol should be formed of 2 or 3 people at least

This kind of protection should be done without drawing attention so that people inside the location would feel at ease .

The location should have a fence with towers that is equipped with visual and aural equipment .

Administration Staff Responsibilities : 1- Buy equipment and machinery soonest 2- Install the yanks and the faucets

Firefighters Responsibilities : 1- Firefighting training 2- Evacuation training 3- Supervise the fire equipment in order to ensure : A : It remains in place B : Does not get damaged 4- Run some tests to identify the negatives .

The security team should : A : Publish a periodic bulletin and distribute to all residents , advising them how to safely store gaz and logs B : Keep the firefighters alert at all times C : Report any thing that might be a fire hazard D : Warn against the safety of children 's toys E : Urge everyone to take precautions and guard their homes tightly

He was acquitted in Jordan of charges that he had ties to Al-Qaida .

In a recent interview with Al-Jazeera he spoke against the Arab regimes .

Immediately after the interview , he was apprehended again by the Jordanian authority . ]

You are not fair when you belittle Sheik Bin Baz 's blunder and exaggerate the one by Sheik Maqdasi ...

Sheik Maqdasi did not criticize Sheik Bin Baz 's only for his edict which emphasizes not to consider a regime an apostate if it has n't adhered to Islamic laws .

If , you study the evidences and statements released by these people , we tend to appreciate their ignorance which was based on prominent views .

We had done that before with others who were known for their serious blunders .

I 'm not going to illustrate these evidences and statements ; God is my witness , I do n't want to deceive anyone .

However , I will mention one of these evidences reiterated by them .

Indeed , the Sheik issued two edicts regarding the same issue that contradict each other ...

First , he forbade seeking the aid of infidels when the Syrian Mujahiddin asked Saddam Hussein to overthrow the regime of Hafiz Al-Assad in Syria .

However , he allowed the Gulf regimes to depend on the infidels in attacking Saddam Hussein .

[ He issued ] more edicts to accommodate the policies of the Saudi regime .

So , try to appreciate the Muslims ' position , especially if these suspicions are credible .

Brother Rida , I plead to you through this article to understand the views of others , just like we try to understand the views of those who went astray .

I hope I can communicate with you through the Messenger before you depart Turkey .

Take back the stuff which Ayman asked you to carry to Saudi Arabia .

In 1945 , the twenty - seven - year - old Anwar al-Sadat and his friends decided to assassinate the on - and - off prime minister of Egypt , Nahhas Pasha .

Religious decrees were used to justify the assassination of Egyptian president Anwar Sadat .

The Islambouli Brigades is named after Lt . Khaled Islambouli , the leader of a group of militant Islamists who assassinated Sadat during a 1981 military parade in Cairo .

Islambouli and four associates were captured and executed for the plot to kill Sadat , which was carried out by Egyptian Islamic Jihad and another Egyptian militant group , al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya .

Islambouli , an Egyptian military officer and member of Al-Jihad Organization , assassinated President Anwar Sadat during a military parade in Cairo in October 1981 for signing a peace treaty with Israel .

Lt . Khaled Islambouli was the leader of the group of soldiers who assassinated Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Cairo in 1981 .

Lieutenant Khaled Islambouli was the leader of the group of soldiers who assassinated Egyptian President Anwar Sadat during a military parade in Cairo in 1981 .

Alleged White House gunman Robert Pickett was arraigned Wednesday at a federal court in Washington and ordered held without bond .

A federal magistrate informed Pickett of the charges against him --assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon , which carries a maximum 10 years in prison .

The magistrate set a preliminary hearing for next Tuesday and ordered Pickett held without bond .

Pickett , who was shot in the knee by the Secret Service after allegedly firing two shots outside the White House , used crutches to walk into the court .

At least 400 homes have been evacuated in Sierra Madre near Los Angeles , California after a wildfire which started on Saturday , began to threaten their homes .

So far only five percent of the 350 acre fire is contained , with over 400 firefighters battling the blaze .

Authorities say that it has been over 40 years since some parts of the land have caught fire .

Authorities say the investigation into how it started may take up to three days to finish .

So far there have been no injuries and no homes have yet been damaged , but one building storing equipment used by firefighters was burned to the ground .

Several people celebrating a wedding have also been trapped by the fire but are not injured and authorities say they are in no danger from the blaze .

However , there are currently around 1000 people under mandatory evacuations , and the city has been declared in a state of emergency .

It could take at least five days before the fire can be brought under full control .

The crowded Kowloon peninsula and the booming New Territories on the mainland call for some serious sightseeing ; but we begin across Victoria Harbor on Hong Kong Island , where the city was first founded and which remains the center of government , business , and commerce .

No matter how many tunnels and transit systems speed cross - harbor traffic , nothing matches the ride on the Star Ferry from Kowloon to the Central District across Victoria Harbor .

As the double-decker boats get ready to leave the pier , bells ring , the gangplank is raised , deckhands in blue sailor suits man the hawsers , and a couple of hundred commuters begin a seven - minute sightseeing tour .

The big green - and - white boat weaves its way through an ever-changing obstacle course of both large and small craft , and the soaring skyline of Hong Kong Island draws nearer .

There are restaurants and a Starbuck's in the basement , and you can access the raised pedestrian crosswalk from the escalators on the ground floor .

On Connaught Road Central , you 'll find one of Hong Kong 's curiosities , the 244 - m - ( 800 - ft - ) long Mid-Levels outdoor escalator .

It ferries commuters from the Mid-Levels apartment complexes downhill from 6 to 10 am , and uphill from 10 am to midnight .

Just east of the Star Ferry terminal , you 'll come to City Hall .

Go through the underground walkway to Statue Square ; on the east side of the square is the Legislative Council Building , one of the few colonial buildings left in Hong Kong .

So great is the pressure on the available land that most of Hong Kong 's colonial architectural heritage has been demolished and replaced by new skyscrapers .

Most famous is the striking 74 - story I.M. Pei Bank of China Tower , not beloved by the people of Hong Kong - its triangular prisms and sharp angles violate the principles of feng shui ( see box , page 68 ) and its radio masts stick up like an insect 's antennae .

The rival Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank is by architect Norman Foster ; built on a `` coathanger frame , '' its floors hang rather than ascend .

From inside the vast atrium you can view the whole structure as well as the mechanical workings of the building .

Two bronze lions , carrying out feng shui principles , guard its doors .

You can catch one of Hong Kong 's historic trams along Des Voeux Road and ride from Central to Causeway Bay ( see box , page 66 ) .

In 1904 , the narrow , double-decker trams ran along the waterfront , but land reclamation has placed them far inland .

From the Bank of China Tower , make a short detour up Garden Road and turn into Battery Path to reach the landmark St. John's Cathedral .

Built 1847 - 1849 , this usually deserted Anglican foundation is Hong Kong 's oldest church .

During World War II , the church was turned into a club for Japanese officers ; it was restored after the war .

Note the stained glass windows in the Quiet Chapel , designed by Joseph Edward Nuttgens in the late 1950s .

Behind the church is the 1917 French Mission Building , now used as the Court of Final Appeal .

The park 's 10.5 hectares ( 25 acres ) of landscaped gardens and lakes contains a large greenhouse that holds many species of plants , and an aviary of exotic birds .

In the park is the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware ( see page 54 ) .

It 's in Hong Kong 's oldest colonial building , with exhibits describing the history of tea from the Warring States period ( 475 - 221 b.c. ) to the present .

If you leave the park and walk up Cotton Tree Drive , you will find the Peak Tram terminal .

The Peak Tram starts its scenic climb just across the street and around the corner from the American Consulate in Garden Road and makes its way , sometimes at a startlingly steep incline , to the summit at 398 m ( 1,305 ft ) .

The right-of-way travels past fancy apartment blocks , bamboo stands , and jungle flowers .

Passengers crane their necks for dizzying glimpses of the harbor .

The Peak is still the most fashionable place to live in Hong Kong , but real estate prices here are astronomical ; rents run around HK$50,000 a month .

The Peak Tram , originally steam - powered , was built to speed the wealthy taipans to their mountainside retreats .

Before the tram was built , sedan chairs and rickshaws were the only way to get here .

Since the tram 's inauguration in 1888 it has stopped only for typhoons and World War II .

During the spring and autumn festivals , when people traditionally seek out the hilltops , the throngs are so large you would be better advised to try another time .

At the upper terminus there is a four - level shopping center , the Peak Galleria , and the Peak Tower , which resembles an airport control tower and has shops , entertainment , and restaurants .

You can walk around the peak for impressive views of Hong Kong , the coastline , and the islands in 45 minutes on Lugard and Harlech roads .

These gardens used to belong to the governor 's mountain lodge , but the building was demolished by the Japanese during the occupation of Hong Kong .

Across from the mansion , the Zoological and Botanical Gardens ( gardens open daily 6 am - 10 pm ; zoo 6 am - 7 pm ; admission free ) provide a welcome oasis amid the big - city pressures .

In the very early morning the park is taken over by people doing tai-chi exercises .

The park 's zoo has a collection of weird and wonderful chattering jungle birds .

The Western District is one of Hong Kong 's oldest neighborhoods , and its narrow streets hold a collection of fascinating traditional shops and enterprises .

Opposite the Macau Ferry Terminal you 'll find the Western Market ( open 10 am - 7 pm ) .

It is more interesting for its architecture than for its shopping ; it 's situated in a four - story Edwardian building built in 1906 .

For an interesting glimpse of small and family - owned shops , walk along Bonham Strand East and West , Man Wa Lane , and Cleverly Street .

You 'll find herb and medicine shops , incense shops , chop makers ' shops ( makers of Chinese seals ) , and more .

The University 's Fung Ping Shan Museum , 94 Bonham Road ( open Monday - Saturday 9:30 am - 6 pm , admission free ) holds a significant collection of antiquities : bronzes , dating from 3000 b.c. , and ceramics , including Han Dynasty tomb pottery .

It also has the world 's largest collection of Nestorian crosses from the Yuan Dynasty period .

Take the Mid - Levels Escalator to Hollywood road , known for its antiques and curio shopping .

Walk west along Hollywood Road until you come to Man Mo Temple , the island 's oldest house of worship ( though the date of its founding is subject to dispute ) .

Visitors entering the temple are confronted by a dense pall of smoke from all the burning joss sticks and the incense coils hanging from the ceiling ( these will burn for as long as a month ) .

The gold - plated sedan chairs on the left-hand side of the temple were once used for transporting the statues of the temple 's gods in religious processions .

The statues in the main shrine represent Man , the god of literature , and Mo , the god of war , a curious juxtaposition .

Go down one flight of steps to Lascar Row , popularly known as Cat Street , for more antiques and curio shops .

Walk up the steps to reach Caine Lane , where you 'll find the Museum of Medical Sciences ( open Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 5 pm ; admission by donation ) .

The interesting Edwardian building was formerly the Pathological Institute , founded to combat the 19th century 's 30 - year - long outbreak of bubonic plague .

There are still bars and clubs here , but the area has become almost mainstream , and office towers are replacing many of the sinful old premises .

The Wan Chai waterfront is dominated by the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre , the largest in Asia , which includes hotels , theaters , and exhibition halls .

On Wan Chai 's Bowen Road , Maiden 's Rock , also called Lover 's Rock , is the gathering place for the annual Maiden 's festival .

Every August young women convene to light joss sticks and some even climb the nine - meter ( 30 - ft ) rock to pray for good husbands .

About 2 km ( a mile ) east of Wan Chai , Causeway Bay is second only to Tsim Sha Tsui as Hong Kong 's place to shop .

Silent for a time , the tradition has been revived and is a tourist attraction .

One story has it that traders Jardine, Matheson and Co fired a private salute for a visiting tycoon , an act that incensed the colonial authorities , who felt that they had the sole right to issue such a 21 - gun welcome .

As a result , the merchants were forced to limit their salvoes to one a day - and from then on , they signaled the noon hour daily for all to hear .

Originally the temple was on the shore but reclamation projects have now left it high and dry .

Hong Kong 's gamblers are so eager to play the horses that , despite the opening of a bigger and better racetrack at Sha Tin , the Happy Valley Racecourse is thriving .

Up Tai Hang Road behind Causeway Bay is Aw Boon Haw ( Tiger Balm) Gardens ( open daily 9:30 am - 4 pm ) , founded in 1935 by the late Aw Boon Haw , who became a millionaire by producing the medicinal Tiger Balm .

( It does not , in fact , contain any ingredients from tigers , but does promise to cure a wide range of problems such as colds , headaches , rheumatism , gout , toothache , and scorpion bites ) .

Aberdeen , the island 's oldest settlement , once a pirate lair , is home to the `` floating population '' - the boat people who spend their entire lives on the junks in the harbor , some proudly claiming never to have set foot on land ( except for funerals , which do n't count ) .

The junks are a picturesque sight : children frolicking on the poop deck , women preparing food or playing mahjong , elderly folk watching the sunset , dogs and cats underfoot , songbirds in bamboo cages overhead - and all afloat .

The boats may appear deceptively primitive , but many of them have their own electric generators and all the modern conveniences .

You can take a tour of the port in one of the small sampans , propelled by hand by women drivers .

A half - hour tour costs HK$50 ; pay at the end , or the driver may cut your trip short .

The food may not live up to expectations , but the fantasy environment makes up for it .

If you can get up early enough , you can attend the pre-dawn auction held at the vast local wholesale fish market ; otherwise , have a look at the street market that goes on later in the day .

The peninsula opposite the east coast of Ap Lei Chau island contains Ocean Park ( open daily 10 am - 6 pm ; admission HK$150 adults , HK$75 children ) , which has become one of Hong Kong 's biggest attractions .

It is divided into three areas : a highland , a lowland , and the Middle Kingdom .

Linking the lowland and highland sections of the park , a cable-car system offers spectacular views across to the islands of the South China Sea .

The Oceanarium is said to be the largest in the world , and the Ocean Theatre features displays by dolphins , killer whales , seals , and pelicans .

An enormous roller-coaster rising way above the sea , space wheels , and high-diving shows guarantee a day of excitement .

The Middle Kingdom is a recreated `` living '' history of China 's past , presented through a number of full-size replicas of shrines , temples , pagodas , palaces , and street scenes .

Continuing around the coast in a counter-clockwise direction , Deep Water Bay offers a good beach and harbors .

It 's so attractive and so easy to reach that it 's packed with sunbathers all summer long .

The well-known Stanley Market ( see page 55 ) is a major source for bargain clothing and other merchandise .

Though much smaller than Hong Kong Island , Kowloon has almost twice the population .

If you walk east on the Star Ferry terminal concourse , you will find yourself on the wonderful Promenade , which begins at the clock tower , all that remains of the once grand Kowloon- Canton Railway Terminus .

The waterfront here offers unparalled views of the harbor and Hong Kong Island .

If you continue to the end of the promenade , you will be in Tsim Sha Tsui East , a busy commercial district built on more than 60 hectares ( 150 acres ) of reclaimed land .

Hong Kong 's major venue for the performing arts , the building has been criticized for its fortress - like architecture and windowless facade .

The center contains a concert hall with acclaimed acoustics , theaters , a library , an exhibition gallery , shops , restaurants , and bars .

The Hong Kong Museum of Art ( see page 54 ) stands behind the Space Museum next to the cultural center .

It contains the Xubaizhi collection of painting and calligraphy ; galleries devoted to antiquities and ceramics ; and a gallery of modern Chinese art .

The Science Museum ( see page 55 ) is a state-of-the-art interactive museum that will teach you how everything and anything works from ancient sailing ships to the latest technology .

Just across Salisbury Road from the cultural center is the historic Peninsula Hotel , now expanded and modernized by a 32 - story tower .

Its restored lobby is Hong Kong 's most elegant gathering place ; afternoon tea here is a visitors ' ritual .

Kowloon 's main street was created by Sir Matthew Nathan when he was governor of Hong Kong at the turn of the 19th century .

At the time it was built , many thought it absurd to have a tree - lined boulevard running through what was practically a wilderness .

A few blocks up Nathan Road is Kowloon Park ( open daily 6 am - midnight ) , elegantly laid out with fountains , promenades , and ornamental gardens ; be sure to go up the steps to see the Sculpture Walk .

Farther up Nathan Street you will reach Yau Ma Tei , one of the older parts of Kowloon .

Turn off Nathan and walk down Kansu Street to find the Jade Market ( open 10 am - 3 pm ; see page 80 ) , with more than 100 stalls spread out in a large tent , just before you reach the overpass .

Hong Kong 's liveliest market scene is the Temple Street Night Market ( see page 55 ) , near Jordan Road .

Everything is sold here , from clothing to souvenirs to electronic goods , and the market is known for its street-side food stalls , where you can dine inexpensively on seafood .

The market runs all the way up to Tin Hau Temple , where you will find fortune tellers ' tables ( some speak English ) and possibly street performers singing Chinese opera or pop songs .

The temple is one of the many dedicated to Tin Hau , goddess of seafarers ; this one also houses an altar to Shing Wong , the city 's god .

In the daytime the temple ( open 8 am - 6 pm ) attracts worshipers , and its park attracts strollers and mahjong players .

Nathan Road goes all the way up to Boundary Street , which marks the boundary between Kowloon and the New Territories .

Birds are favorite pets in Hong Kong , valued for their singing rather than their plumage , and here you 'll find all kinds of birds for sale as well as elaborate teak and bamboo cages .

This ancient burial vault is believed to date back to the Han Dynasty ( a.d. 25 - 220 ) .

The barrel - vaulted chambers were discovered while excavating for a nearby housing project .

The New Territories can be explored by taking the Kowloon - Canton Railway ( KCR ) , which makes 10 stops between the station in Kowloon and Sheung Shui , the last stop before entering China .

Ask the tourist authority about its interesting Heritage Tour from Kowloon and other countryside tours ( see page 113 ) .

The main highway makes a circuit of the New Territories , beginning with the new town of Tsuen Wan , situated in an area of heavy industry just west of Kowloon .

One - third of all Hong Kong 's beaches are to be found in a single 14 - km ( 9 - mile ) stretch of this region 's shoreline .

As you approach the border , you can glimpse the skyscrapers of Shenzhen .

The lookout point at Lok Ma Chau was once known as Hong Kong 's `` window on China `` - in the years of China 's isolation from the West , tourists would come to the lookout point here and rent binoculars in order to get a glimpse of the great mystery beyond .

This `` Temple of Green Pines `` is a spacious complex containing temples and pavilions , statues , and gardens .

It is known for its collection of bonsai and houses a jade seal more than 1,000 years old .

Among the ponds is one inhabited by turtles : Visitors toss in coins in the hope of bouncing one off a turtle 's head , a sure way of achieving good fortune .

It is built in a square , and the only way in is through the gate in the brick defensive wall .

Kat Hing Wai was built four or five centuries ago by the Hakka Tang clan , one of the Five Great Clans that migrated here from North China ( see page 11 ) .

Many of the old houses in the village have been replaced by modern structures .

The Tang clan 's earliest walled village was Lo Wai , which also has its defensive wall intact and is entered by a narrow gate .

Few traditional ancestral halls remain in China since the anti-historical destruction during the Cultural Revolution , so these New Territories ancestral halls are rare survivors .

Another such hall , belonging to the Liu Clan , is Liu Man Shek Tong in the village of Sheung Shui .

One of the most interesting sites in the New Territories is Tai Fu Tai , another rare survivor , this one a mansion that belonged to a Confucian high official .

The house was built in 1865 by a member of the Man clan who achieved the rank of tai fu ( mandarin ) by doing well in the Imperial Examinations .

The traditional Qing Dynasty style of the mansion is enlivened by a few Western touches : a Baroque - style ceiling and stained glass above the doorways , showing the builder 's up - to - date attitude at the time of construction .

The highway and the railway stay close together from Fanling , site of the best golf courses in the area .

Tai Po , just south of Fanling , is known for its market , Tai Po Market , which buzzes with activity daily from 7 am to 6 pm .

You can take a ferryboat through the harbor , past the ingenious Plover Cove reservoir , a water catchment area appropriated by damming and draining a broad inlet from the sea .

Sha Tin is the site of the Monastery of 10,000 Buddhas , which looks down on a burgeoning town .

There are hundreds of stone steps in the hillside to walk up before you reach Man Fat Temple with its regiments of small gilt statues of Buddha lining the walls .

Some indefatigable climbers will want to go up to the top of the nine - story pink pagoda for a panoramic view .

Also here is the Hongkong Heritage Museum ( call Tel 2180 8188 for open hours ) .

The museum has an art collection , and displays of toys and other artifacts .

Down to earth , the Sha Tin Racecourse can accommodate over 80,000 spectators and is equipped with every imaginable luxury , including a giant video screen facing the stands , and for the horses , air-conditioned stables .

Sha Tin Rock , better known as Amah Rock , is actually a pile of several rocks that resemble a woman with a baby in a sling on her back .

Legend has it that a local woman climbed the hill every day to watch for her husband returning from across the sea ; one day the wife and her child were turned to stone as a permanent symbol of her enduring faith .

Closer to town is Lion Rock , shaped like a lion lying in wait .

It really looks the part ; the tourists know its name even before the guide can translate it .

Excursion companies sell a variety of orientation cruises of Hong Kong harbor that include a look at some of its 235 outlying islands .

These pleasant , but expensive , outings can lay the foundation for your own explorations aboard the cheap but usually comfortable ferries used by the islanders themselves .

From the ferry terminals on Hong Kong Island you can escape to islands without cars or cares , where the local people smile `` hello '' and , if you 're lucky , point you to a secret beach for the ultimate in quality leisure time .

The mountainous island of Lantau is the biggest in the colony , and covers nearly twice the area of Hong Kong Island .

Chek Lap Kok airport sits on reclaimed land just off Lantau ; plans to build a bridge may change Lantau , but at present it is sparsely populated and makes a perfect getaway .

At 934 m ( 3,064 ft ) , Lantau Peak is high enough to attract the occasional rain cloud - refreshingly cool breezes blow on most hot summer days .

More than half the island is parkland , and there is a 70 - km ( 45 - mile ) circular hiking trail ( see page 92 ) .

Ferries depart from Central every two hours between 6:10 am and 10:30 pm to Silvermine Bay ( Mui Wo ) , where a bus terminal has buses to all parts of the island .

The most famous site on the island is the world 's tallest seated bronze statue of Buddha at 22 m ( 72.6 ft ) , the Tiantan Buddha ( see page 55 ) .

The monastery is strictly vegetarian , and visitors are warned not to bring any meat with them .

From the monastery , hikers enjoy the two - hour cross-country trek down to Silvermine Bay , but the authorities have warned walkers to be on the lookout for snakes , which can be plentiful in the Lantau hinterland , especially in summer .

Visitors are welcome to visit the 24 - hectare ( 60 - acre ) establishment , and may sample the end product , Lantau tea .

The island 's largest community is Tai O . The people of this picturesque village make their living by fishing , duck - breeding , and food - processing .

Many of the inhabitants live - by choice , not necessarily through economic hardship - on the water , aboard houseboats or in houses on stilts in the main creek .

To get here , follow the path from the southwest end of Discovery Bay ; the walk takes about 30 minutes .

Some 10 km ( 6 miles ) west of Hong Kong lies this small , crowded island , only one square mile in size .

More than 25,000 people live here , mostly by fishing , but there are also ex-pats , attracted by its laid-back Mediterranean ambience .

That era is gone now , but other elements of the island 's old life are preserved .

The people still carve jade and build seaworthy junks , all by hand .

Fish ( heads discreetly wrapped in paper ) are still hung out to dry in the sun .

Cheung Chau becomes the center of Hong Kong life once a year , usually in May , during the Bun Festival , a folklore extravaganza ( see page 89 ) .

The rest of the year , life goes on at its accustomed pace : rickety machines chugging in two - man factories , children in school uniforms being ferried home to houseboats , and the old fishermen stirring shrimp paste .

By way of formal tourist attractions , Pak Tai Temple , built in 1783 , has some fine carvings and a great iron sword said to be 600 years old .

But the most interesting thing to do here is to explore the two villages on the island , Cheung Chau and San Wai .

The Praya , the promenade in front of the ferry pier , is a good place to observe the many junks and fishing boats in the harbor .

There are also several open-air restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood .

Only 35 minutes by ferry from Central , Lamma Island is perfect for swimming , hiking , picnicking , birdwatching , or just sitting back to watch the bananas grow .

Hong Kong 's third largest island has a population of only about 12,000 ; it is still largely undeveloped , and life on Lamma , if not totally primitive , is close to the essentials .

Archaeologists indicate that Lamma has probably been inhabited for some 4,000 years , and the island is known as `` Hong Kong 's Stone Age Island . ''

Both villages offer good waterfront restaurants with homestyle Chinese food , principally seafood fresh from the tank .

The ports are within hiking distance of several beautiful beaches , and within a one - hour hike of each other on a marked trail .

You can build an appetite for dinner by making your way from the beach to the restaurant .

Here , where East and West first met , life combines the spirit of Asia with something of the sunny atmosphere of the Mediterranean .

Colonnaded public buildings , iron balconies , winding streets , flagstoned squares and the many churches all speak of the Portuguese inheritance as well as the Chinese , a fusion of East and West that has produced the unique Macanese culture .

The story of the Western discovery of Macau begins in 1513 when Portuguese explorer , Jorge Alvares , reached the south coast of China .

Traders followed in his wake , setting up bases in several parts of the Pearl River estuary .

It was the only European gateway to China , and through Macau flowed Western technology and religion .

In 1576 Pope Gregory XIII created the Macau diocese , covering all of China and Japan .

Portugal 's resulting near - monopoly of East - West trade understandably awakened the competitive instincts of other European powers .

The Dutch sent an invasion flotilla to Macau in 1622 , but the defenders triumphed .

China began to relax trade restrictions , and with the rise of Hong Kong , Macau became an isolated Portuguese outpost .

They were joined by a swarm of spies of all conceivable nationalities , and Macau won a name for international intrigue .

Portugal 's very precarious foothold on the Asian coast ended in 1999 with a formal handover to China .

Macau , now the Chinese Special Economic Zone of Zhuhai , is becoming something like a boomtown as an exporter of toys , furniture , and electronics .

New construction in the past 10 years has changed the city 's skyline ; with new , glittering hotels and highrise apartment blocks , the city is beginning to look a little more like Hong Kong .

Macau 's population is estimated at around 450,000 , an appallingly high figure for such a small area ; recent land reclamation has eased the situation to some extent .

If a trace of tropical lethargy still adds to the charm in this city of sidewalk cafes , palm trees , and pedicabs , any torpor definitely ends once inside the doors of Macau 's casinos , scene of some of the liveliest gambling west of Las Vegas .

Gambling provides almost 40 percent of the government 's tax revenues , and is a major source of employment .

Its spin-off industries , prostitution and pawn shops , also thrive .

The easiest way to get to Macau is by jetfoil , operated by TurboJet ( Tel 2859-3333 ) .

Entry procedures are similar to those in Hong Kong - most nationalities need only a passport to enter Macau .

Macau 's own currency , the pataca , is pegged to the Hong Kong dollar , and you can use your Hong Kong currency freely in Macau .

Outside the terminal , you will find taxis as well as buses to all points ( take 3 , 3A , 10 , or 10A to the historic center ; exact change is required ) .

You 'll also be approached by pedicab drivers ; these are tricycles carrying two passengers .

Directly across the street from the wharf where passengers arrive from Hong Kong is the first surprise to greet visitors to Macau - the vast Jai-alai Palace , said to be the world 's most luxurious fronton .

In an effort to provide yet one more thing to bet on , players are imported from Spain to take part in this lightning - fast Basque ball game .

Also in front of the ferry terminal is a new Cyber fountain , with 86 water spouts that shoot up to 70 m ( 230 ft ) and are illuminated at night by 288 spotlights producing 80 colors .

Continuing around the peninsula in a clockwise direction brings you to the Rua da Praia Grande ( Big Beach Street ) - a pleasant promenade with shaded benches under the banyan trees .

For an authentic feel of old Portugal , slip into the cool entrance hall of theimpressive Leal Senado ( `` Loyal Senate `` building ) , a fine example of colonial architecture .

The inscription over the archway reads , `` Cidade do nome de Deus , nao ha outra mais leal '' - `` City of the Name of God , None is More Loyal '' - a bit of praise attributed to Portugal 's King John IV in the 17th century .

On top of a hill in the center of the city , it 's approached by a grand staircase .

The rest of the building and an adjoining college were destroyed in a typhoon - fanned fire in 1835 .

The rich sculptural effects on the facade mix Eastern and Western symbols : familiar saints , Chinese dragons , and a Portuguese caravel .

Beneath the church , the Museum of Sacred Art houses a collection of sacramental objects .

It gives an overview of Macau 's history and its daily life and traditions .

The fort , built by the Jesuits in the 17th century as a defense against the Dutch , was largely destroyed by the same fire that burned St. Paul's .

Luis Vaz de Camoes ( 1524 - 1580 ) , the Portuguese national poet whose work immortalized that country 's golden age of discoveries , may have stayed in Macau .

Local legend claims that he wrote part of his great saga , Os Lusiadas , in what is now called the Camoes Grotto , situated in the spacious tropical Camoes Garden .

Those whose fate was to die on some far foreign field could not have wanted a more peaceful , lovely graveyard .

The small , whitewashed chapelwas the first Protestant church built in China .

Here , arched bridges , pagodas , fish ponds , and stands of bamboo create the mood of a timeless Chinese painting .

Photos and documents tell the life story of the physician - revolutionary - statesman , who lived for a time in Macau , but never in this building .

Surrounded by statues , carvings , and incense burners , here the faithful make their devotions and check their fortunes , and traditional funerary displays give a cheerful send-off to the recently departed .

An unexpected piece of historical memorabilia turns up in the monastery garden , where guides point out a small stone table used for a treaty - signing ceremony in 1844 .

Another important ceremony took place in 1999 when Macau became part of China .

The Handover Pavilion was meant to be a temporary structure , but public outcry ensured its preservation ( located on Xian Xing Hai ; open weekdays 10 am - 6 pm , until 10 pm weekends ) .

Exhibits cover fishing , seaborne trade , sea transport , and there is an aquarium .

When they came ashore they found the A - Ma Temple ( properly called Ma Kok Temple ; open daily dawn to dusk ) , dedicated to the favorite goddess of fishermen , who is also known as Tin Hau .

The area was called A - Ma Gau ( `` Bay of A - Ma `` ) , and in this way , Macau got its name .

The remains of the 17th - century Barra Fortress , which once defended the southern tip of the peninsula , contains the chapel of Santiago ( St. James ) .

Among other legends surrounding the statue is a very modern one : During the Chinese Cultural Revolution , when Red Guards were running rampant on Wanchai island , just a swim away , the image of St. James is said to have stepped down from the altar and halted an invasion .

Part of the fortress has been converted and is now used as a luxury inn .

The Barrier Gate ( Portas do Cerco ) , which was built more than a century ago , marks the boundary between the enclave of Macau and the People's Republic of China .

There are 12 of them ; you ca n't miss the eye-popping Lisboa , which has several floors of gambling , but there 's also the Hyatt Regency , the Mandarian Oriental , and Taipa 's Jockey Club .

The casinos offer familiar international games - baccarat , blackjack , boule , craps , roulette - along with more exotic Chinese pastimes .

Watch the fantan dealer for a few minutes and you 'll almost be an expert : It 's simply a matter of how many odd buttons are left after he has divided a pile of them into groups of four .

Dai-Siu ( Big and Small ) is a dice game in which the croupier throws three dice inside a glass container .

Keno is a variation of bingo in which the player chooses numbers to bet on before the draw is made .

The casinos have no admission charge and formal dress is optional , though long pants for men are required .

They keep busy 24 hours a day , but if you want a change of scene there are always more gambling opportunities available .

You can try your luck at pari mutuel betting on jai-alai at pari mutuel , greyhound - racing at the Canidrome ( one of the largest in the world ) , and harness - racing on Taipa .

You should always ask for a certificate of guarantee when you buy gold or jewelry .

Look for jewelry shops along Avenida do Infante D. Henrique and Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro .

Browsing is a real pleasure in Macau 's main streets and byways , where shops aimed at the tourist market are interspersed with the more workaday ironmongers , herbalists , and noodle stalls .

Knowledgeable visitors look for antiques - either Chinese heirlooms or leftovers from the gracious Portuguese colonial days .

However , you are not likely to find bargains , and you should be aware that unless you are an expert , you can end up with a fake .

Also worth investigating are contemporary handicrafts , both Portuguese and Chinese , from across the border .

Macau 's own cuisine is a combination of Chinese flavors with the flavors imported from Portugal , Brazil , and Africa .

Whether you choose to dine in one of the Macanese , Chinese , traditional Portuguese , or international - style restaurants , you will be treated to a hearty meal at a good price .

Imported dried cod ( bacalhao ) is the Portuguese national dish ; several varieties are available , usually baked .

Try a vinho verde , a mildly sparkling young wine from northern Portugal , or a hearty red Dao or Colares .

Since the construction of the New Macau - Taipa Bridge has allowed easy access to the airport , the population has grown to more than 30,000 , with industrial development , new apartment blocks , and luxury resort hotels .

The quaint Taipa Village , with its narrow lanes and colonial buildings painted yellow , blue , and green , has almost been completely swallowed up by the development of nearby housing projects .

Pay a visit to the Casa Museu da Taipa , and you 'll be able to get a glimpse of how Macanese families lived in former days .

A grand colonial house , fully restored and outfitted with period furnishings , provides the centerpiece for this expanding `` cultural village . ''

Not as developed as Taipa , it offers the joys of sand and sea and is known for its beaches .

The waterfront drive parallels the shore of a Chinese island , and boats headed to China pass through the narrow waterway .

The small Chapel of St. Francis Xavier is dedicated to the 16th - century patron saint of missionaries , and has on display the elbow of the saint , along with the bones of numerous Japanese and Vietnamese martyrs .

Ever since 1957 the Canton Trade Fair ( officially the Chinese Export Commodities Fair ) has attracted throngs of international business people every spring and autumn .

Guangzhou , with a population of more than 5 million , straddles the Pearl River - China 's fifth longest - which links the city to the South China Sea .

This waterway accounts for much of the local charm and excitement , as the daily drama of the ferryboats , junks , sampans , freighters - and even small tankers and big gunboats - unfolds right in the center of town .

The river also irrigates the carefully tended surrounding farmlands , creating a beautifully lush , subtropical scene .

Guangdong Province has some of China 's most fertile land , and grows two crops of rice a year , along with vegetables of all kinds .

The scary traffic is a real experience - vehicles of all kinds jockey for position on crowded streets , missing each other by inches , and speeding on the freeways is rampant .

It seems that the picturesque older sections with their old houses , narrow streets , and winding alleyways may not be around much longer .

There are many package tours to Guangzhou from Hong Kong ( see page 113 ) , and this may be the easiest way to visit the city .

However , it 's also easy to get to Guangzhou by train or ferry .

Four comfortable express trains depart the Kowloon - Canton Railway ( KCR ) Station in Hung Hom , Kowloon , making the trip in less than two hours .

Turbo Cat ferries leave the China Hong Kong City ( CHKC ) terminal twice a day ; the journey takes two hours .

Citibus also travels to Guangzhou from CHKC ; there are five round-trips a day , taking 3 1/2 hours .

You will need a visa to enter China ( see page 109 for information ) .

Hong Kong currency is widely accepted in Guangzhou , or you can change your currency into RMB ( yuan ) at any bank or hotel .

Note , however , that the exchange does not go the other way ( see page 116 ) .

If you travel by train , you will arrive at the Guangzhou East Station , a large modern complex , which connects with the subway , buses , hotel transfer services , and taxis .

Actually a five - story pavilion on a hilltop , it contains a fine collection of historical exhibits .

Dr . Sun Yat-sen 's Memorial Hall honors the founder of the Chinese Revolution , flanked by his heroic statue in copper .

Dr . Sun Yat-sen ( 1866 - 1925 ) began his political career in Canton .

This enormous , modern version of a traditional Chinese building , with sweeping blue tile roofs , contains an auditorium big enough to seat 4,700 people .

It celebrates the founding of Guangzhou , when five spirits rode their goats down from the celestial realm to present the inhabitants of the city with their very first grains of rice .

Although the banyan trees that once flourished here are now no more , the often - restored complex has remained a focus of local Buddhist activities .

Golden Buddha statues in several of Buddha 's aspects adorn the temples , and overlooking them is the 17 - story Flower Pagoda , a slender relic of the Song dynasty ( a.d. 960 - 1279 ) .

In the early Middle Ages , Canton had a significant Muslim population as a result of its trade with the Middle East .

This explains the presence in Guangzhou of the Huaisheng Mosque , reputed to be China 's oldest , and traditionally dated a.d. 627 .

Rebuilt in modern times , the mosque serves the small local community of Muslims .

Chen Jia Ci , the Chen Family Institute ( open daily 8:30 am - 5 pm ) , was built in the late 19th century to promote arts and crafts .

Porcelain friezes adorn the rooftops and ridgepoles , telling the story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms .

A former Confucian temple is presently the home of the historic National Peasant Movement Institute , where the Chinese Communist Party trained its leaders in the 1920s .

The atmosphere of 19th - century Canton is best evoked on Shamian Island , a haunting , nostalgic place in the Pearl River .

The bridges were barred by night with iron gates to keep the Chinese out .

Its stately European - style buildings have since been restored , largely for use as government offices and foreign legations .

The island also has Guangzhou 's first modern luxury resort hotel .

A popular optional excursion is an hour 's detour to Guangzhou Zoo , founded in 1958 .

It houses more than 200 animal species , most famous of which is the giant panda , and has an imaginative monkey mountain behind a moat .

Not to be missed is a visit to Guangzhou 's famous open-air market , Qing Ping .

The Cantonese love to eat and have the reputation of eating almost anything that walks on four legs .

The market bears this out : Along with the usual ducks and chickens , you will see for sale snakes , dogs , bats , and sometimes monkeys - all are highly prized as delicacies .

More pleasantly , you can browse among lanes of antiques , flowers , herbs , fruit , goldfish , songbirds , and more .

A very popular day - trip from Guangzhou goes to Foshan , a city of nearly 300,000 people , renowned for its handicrafts for more than a thousand years .

The individual artisans ' shops are no longer here , but you can visit a silk - weaving factory , a ceramics plant , and the Foshan Folk Art Studio , where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns , carving sculptures , painting scrolls , and cutting intricate designs in paper .

The Foshan Art Porcelain Factory has traditional designs , but also some attractive modern pieces .

Foshan 's most outstanding artistic monument is Zu Miao , the Taoist Ancestral Temple , a Sung dynasty establishment rebuilt in the 14th century and well worth visiting .

Constructed in wood , brick , stone , ceramic , and bronze , this is a work of extravagant beauty , uniting many ancient art forms .

The complex contains the oldest wooden stage in China , used by the Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera .

Literally created out of rural farmland , it was set up in the 1970s as the answer to Hong Kong .

From a population of 20,000 it has grown into a metropolis of 2.5 million , with tightly clustered skyscrapers and some of China 's highest grossing industries .

Because Shenzhen is much cheaper than Hong Kong , it is a popular weekend destination for Hong Kong 's Chinese , who come to relax , dine in its resorts , and play golf - Shenzhen hosted the World Cup of Golf in 1995 .

It is even becoming something of a commuter town - owning or renting an apartment here costs a fraction of what it would in Hong Kong .

Shenzhen is easy to reach - the KCR commuter train runs throughout the day , the trip taking about 40 minutes .

Visitors need a visa to enter China , and must disembark at the border ( now called `` boundary '' ) checkpoint , Lo Wai .

It is known for its inexpensive ( but well - made ) knock-off designer goods .

You can use your Hong Kong dollars here , so there 's no need to change currency .

Just across the border is the huge Lo Wu City shopping mall , to which you can walk ; other shopping malls are nearby .

One of them - Splendid China - purports to show `` all of China in one day . ''

It contains elaborate replicas of China 's chief monments in impressive detail , including a scaled - down version of the Great Wall .

The 24 China Folk Culture Villages represent China 's ethnic variety ; they feature craftspeople in traditional costumes along with folksong and dance performances .

Large forest fire continues to burn into third day in southern Norway

A large forest fire that started on Monday, June 9 is still out of control in the municipality of Froland in southern Norway .

The fire is the largest forest fire to occur in Norway since World War II .

The fire has spread extensively and it is estimated that approximately 2,500 acres of forest have been damaged .

Approximately 15 cabins are reported to have burned to the ground , but as of yet , no permanent dwellings or farms have been damaged .

However , many inhabitants have been evacuated due to the fire threatening their homes , including the entire villages of Mykland and Belland .

There have also been some power outages due to power lines being damaged .

Approximately 140 persons , including fire-fighters from several fire departments , and personnel from the Civil Defence and the Home Guard are working to curtail the fire .

The fire fighting is focused on areas where the fire threatens buildings .

Extremely dry weather , and difficult wind conditions , have caused severe difficulties in fighting the fire .

Fire-fighters first had hope of gaining control on the morning of Thursday , June 12 , but the wind changed direction during the day , causing a large extension of the fire .

There is some hope that the weekend will bring some rain ; however , this will likely not be enough to stop the fire .

It could take several weeks before the fire is completely extinguished .

A 12-year-old boy reports seeing a man launch a rubber boat from a car parked at the harbor . 

FBI officials find what they believe may be explosives in the car . 

The FBI finds traces of explosives on clothes found ; neighbors say they saw two men who they describe as `` Arab-looking '' living there for several weeks . 

Police also find a second house where authorities believe two others may have assembled the bomb , possibly doing some welding . 

Passports found in one of the houses identify the men as from a privilege convenience province noted for lawless tribes . 

Meantime, analysts at the FBI crime lab try to discover what the bomb was made from . 

No conclusions yet , U.S. officials say , but a working theory , plastic explosive . 

But Yemen 's president says the FBI has told him the explosive material could only have come from the U.S. , Israel or two Arab countries . 

And to a former federal bomb investigator , that description suggests a powerful military-style plastic explosive C-4 that can be cut or molded into different shapes . 

This assessment ranks North Korea among the largest possessors of chemical weaponry in the world .

If official reports and testimonies from North Korean defectors are to be believed , the DPRK military possesses between 2,500 and 5,000 tons of chemical weapons .

It is not clear , however , if this amount includes the munitions or only the CW agents themselves .

Reportedly , the CW agents in the DPRK arsenal include all of the major classes , such as phosgene ( choking ) , hydrogen cyanide ( blood ) , mustard ( blister ) and sarin ( nerve agent ) .

However , a 2002 report from the commander of U.S. Forces in Korea , General Thomas A. Schwartz , also suggests that North Korea is self - sufficient only in World War I era CW agents -- these would include compounds such as phosgene , Lewisite , and mustard blister agents , but not the more potent nerve agent classes .

During the three decades after the establishment of the DPRK ( in 1947 ) , the North Korean CW program had uneven success in obtaining and weaponizing CW agents .

However , it would appear that over the last 20 years , the DPRK has increased its capacity not only in CW agent production but also the development and deployment of a variety of chemical delivery systems .

Despite North Korea 's moribund economy and some hints of softening rhetoric from its leadership , the quantity and quality of new artillery placed near the Demilitarized Zone ( DMZ ) have actually increased in the last several years .

Many of these artillery platforms , including multiple launch rocket systems ( MLRS ) of up to 320 mm , are forwardly deployed near the DMZ .

This deployment represents a significant threat to heavily populated Seoul , as well as to the entire peninsula in the event of a southward invasion by the Korean People's Army ( KPA ) .

As early as 1947 , the KPA manual addressed at least the theory of CW operational doctrine .

It noted the utility of forcing the enemy to `` suit up '' in preparation for real or imagined use of chemical agents , for doing so would degrade the fighting ability of enemy forces .

By 1954 , the KPA established nuclear , biological , and chemical ( NBC ) defense units , probably along the lines of the Soviet model .

According to some accounts , North Korea 's offensive CW program also began at this time , relying mostly on Chinese assistance for chemical weapons development .

Kim Il Sung 's `` Declaration for Chemicalization '' in 1961 called for the further development of a chemical industry to support chemical weapons production , and the basic organization of the current Nuclear and Chemical Defense Bureau ( NCDB ) was also established during this time .

Still , the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency ( DIA ) estimated in May 1979 that North Korea had only a defensive capability in CW , while noting that its development of offensive chemical weapons would have been the next logical step .

Finally , by the late 1980s , it was reported that North Korea was able to produce CW agents in large quantity , and deployed large numbers of chemical ordnance .

In January 1987 , the South Korean defense ministry told the South Korean press that the DPRK possessed up to 250 tons of chemical weapons , including blister ( mustard ) and nerve agents .

Recent estimates of North Korean chemical ordnance by the South Korean Ministry of National Defense ( MND ) have since been raised to the thousands of tons , probably based on recent information provided by North Korean defectors , including former members of DPRK military and NBC defence organizations .

The DPRK is believed to maintain 2,500 to 5,000 tons of chemical agents , primarily mustard , phosgene , sarin , and V - series nerve agents. ( Other reports from DPRK defectors -- including allegations of a `` nitrogen , sulfur , and mercury '' chemical weapon that causes `` respiratory paralysis '' -- seem rather farfetched . ) Pak Tong Sam at the South Korean Agency for Defense Development has estimated that North Korea 's chemical weapons production capability is 4,500 tons annually in peacetime , and this could increase to 12,000 tons in wartime .

An unknown portion of CW agents are stored in bulk , but a significant portion is reported to be filled into artillery shells and rocket warheads .

Due to challenges posed by a limited source of indigenously produced precursors for CW agents , it is believed that North Korea emphasizes production of phosgene , mustard , sarin , and V - agents. ( Previous reports have also alleged a large stock of sarin nerve agent. ) In 2001 , it was estimated that there are 12 facilities in the DPRK where raw chemicals , precursors , and CW agents are produced and / or stored .

CW agents are then moved to either a Sakchu - or Kanggye - based chemical weapons facility for weaponization , i.e. , the filling of weapons with agents for deployment .

It is also reported that shipments of CW agents are conducted in such a way so as not to attract undue attention , and are camouflaged as ordinary military cargo .

Open - source assessments of North Korean chemical weapons stockpiles have changed significantly over the past decade .

Reports by defectors and other accounts in the open literature indicate that North Korea currently possesses blister ( e.g. , mustard ) , nerve ( e.g. , sarin ) , choking ( e.g. , phosgene ) , and blood agents ( e.g. , hydrogen cyanide ) .

A North Korean defector in 1997 told a U.S. Congressional committee that the DPRK possessed a blister agent called `` Lizut , '' or Lewisite , in its arsenal .

VE and VG nerve agents are also mentioned in South Korean assessments of DPRK chemical weapons , although these reports do not appear to be based on hard data but rather on inference .

A 1999 report by the U.S. Congress stated the following with regard to how the North Korean military views chemical weaponry :

Reflecting Soviet military doctrine , the DPRK has traditionally viewed chemical weapons as an integral part of any military offensive .

The most obvious tactical use of chemical weapons by the DPRK would be to terrorize South Korean civilians .

Seoul lies within easy striking distance of North Korea 's artillery and rocket systems and , today , the South Korean civilian population has no protection against CW attack .

Because chemical weapons are best suited for delivery with larger caliber artillery pieces , it is worth noting that over the last two years the North has further increased the number of long - range 240 mm multiple rocket launcher systems and 170 mm howitzers , all placed in hardened sites near the DMZ .

North Korea 's chemical defense force is estimated to be around 13,000 personnel , probably making it the third - largest CW service in the world , with chemical defense units incorporated at the regimental level .

Two main factories located in the cities of Kanggye and Sakchu are reportedly tasked with the final preparation , filling , and distribution of CW agents in artillery shells from 80 mm and larger , as well as 240 mm caliber artillery rockets .

Testing of agents is also reportedly performed at these two locations , possibly in very large underground facilities .

In addition to thousands of artillery rounds , hundreds of forward deployed Scud-B , Frog-5 and Frog-7 missiles , plus about 30 Scud-C missiles could be armed with chemical warheads .

A South Korean security analyst suggested that DPRK artillery pieces of calibers 170 mm and 240 mm `` could fire 10,000 rounds per minute to Seoul and its environs . ''

Given all of North Korea 's artillery along on the DMZ , it has been estimated that the KPA could fire over 5 million artillery shells per hour .

In 1994 , during heightened tensions over North Korea 's nuclear weapons program , the DPRK threatened to turn Seoul into a `` sea of fire . ''

One of the highest ranking North Korean government officials to defect to the South , Hwang Jang Yop , said in April 1997 that the DPRK military was able to do just that , using a combination of chemical and nuclear weapons delivered by missiles .

Rhetoric aside , North Korea faces many obstacles in actually employing CW agents , not to mention their manufacture and storage .

To be sure , the wide availability of oil - derived intermediates , especially ethylene oxide , makes the large - scale manufacture of simple CW agents such as mustard well within the capabilities of the DPRK .

However , it is not clear how well North Korea would be able to manufacture large quantities of nerve agents , such as sarin , soman , and VX , without putting a great burden on already limited resources .

During the 1990s , the unavailability of precursors required to manufacture some nerve agents may very well have challenged the DPRK logistical supply network .

For example , in 1996 an ethnic Korean in Japan was caught exporting 50 kg of sodium fluoride to North Korea by way of cargo vessels bringing food aid to the DPRK .

But because sodium fluoride is also a precursor for sarin and soman nerve agents , the Japanese authorities arrested the individual ( himself a Japanese citizen ) for trading in a controlled substance .

But the sodium fluoride episode points to a serious problem faced by North Korea , namely the lack of domestically - manufactured chemical precursors .

Although the majority of the CW stockpile in the North may not be of the more sophisticated and lethal nerve agent variety , it may contain a large quantity of casualty agents such as mustard , phosgene , and Lewisite , all compounds that are relatively easy to manufacture .

In the early 1990s -- according to reports from DPRK defectors -- the North Korean Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of the People's Armed Forces debated over whether to join the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) .

Although the foreign ministry was apparently in favor of participating in the regime , the military was opposed , and Kim Chong Il apparently sided with the latter .

Since 1997 , the South Korean government has insisted that the DPRK join the CWC , to no avail .

North Korea has also rebuffed efforts on the part of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) , as well as the Japanese government , to persuade it to participate in the chemical disarmament regime .

If North Korea wishes to foster a viable chemical industry , a case could be made that its accession to the CWC would make long - term economic sense by giving it access to trade in treaty - controlled chemicals and technology .

In the short term , however , a knowledgeable official at the OPCW noted that North Korea would not reap immediate benefits by joining the CWC regime .

The president has n't gone to Iraq since the diplomat left Baghdad .

Bush said that it was Khan who sold centrifuges to North Korea .

QN : Did Kerry know whether Edwards would accept the nomination ?

The US invasion of Afghanistan prevented Al-Qaida from attacking Ryad in 2002 .

It contains a definition of AL QAEDA organization , and six main points : 1-Duties ; 2-Holidays ; 3-Salaries and Travel tickets ; 4-Advice ; 5-Reward and Punishment ; 6-Pledge .

Carrying out Jihad is the main reason the members of AL-QAEDA have gathered , together with performing the different duties of Islam as much as possible , shouldering together the duty of Jihad and preparing the efficient duties during conflicts .

Objectives of AL QAEDA: Support God 's religion , establishment of Islamic rule , and restoration of the Islamic Caliphate , God willing .

Requirements of joining AL QAEDA : 1 - Abiding by AL QAEDA rules , its beliefs and objectives as previously mentioned 2 - Obedience to the leaders in charge as much as possible , without disobeying Islamic rules 3 - No connection between AL QAEDA membership and any other Islamic group 4 - Maintain secrecy in work-related issues 5- Physically healthy ( except in administrative work ) 6- The candidate should not be in question when it comes to religion , integrity or his morality 7- Reciting the pledge of AL-QAEDA .

1- Preserving the unity of AL QAEDA is an important and legitimate goal , which occurs by fearing God in private as well as in public. ( Surat 65 , 5 ) .

2- Preserving Islamic morals and avoiding means of corruption and bad companions , through verification and confirmation of news. ( T.C : Koranic verse ) To observe good conduct and filial piety even if they were infidels .

3- Adherence to eating Islamic Halal food ( T.C : Koranic verse ) .

4- Maintaining physical fitness and military exercises as much as possible .

5- Do not talk about work assigned by AL-QAEDA with others , even if they are AL-QAEDA members .

The only person you can discuss work with is your direct commander ( Amir ) , unless you are asked to do otherwise or if your work demands participation of others , and then through guidance of the leadership .

6- The call to adhere to Islam in general , and spreading the concept of Jihad specifically , starts with relatives and friends. ( T.C : Koranic verse ) You may not be able to do this , if your work demands extreme secrecy , like Naeem IBn Mas'uud ( May God bless him ) .

7- Safeguard AL-QAEDA 's general funds and do not mishandle these funds. ( Albukhairi ) 8- Sincerity in providing advice to commanders and to your brethren in AL-QAEDA , without harboring deception .

1- The married have a vacation by rotation for a week every three weeks , and in certain cases AL-QAEDA may deny this vacation for four months .

2- A bachelor can have a vacation by rotation for five days every month .

3- Request for vacation travel should be submitted two and a half months before the travel date .

The request would only be considered if it had been submitted in a timely manner as indicated , except in special cases .

2- Salary of the bachelor Mujahed is 1000 Pakistani Rupee 3- The bachelor Mujahed qualifies for a round trip ticket to his country after one year from joining the organization .

He does n't get reimbursed if the ticket is not used , but he has the right to change it to a ticket to perform the pilgrimage .

5- The brother who wants to leave AL-QAEDA without a legitimate excuse does not qualify for financial assistance or any of the previously mentioned privileges .

And accordingly : 1- AL-QAEDA missions and its different plans proceed according to Islamic law provision .

2- Disputes related to AL-QAEDA missions between member brethren should be judged by qualified personnel , which is carried out by the immediate commander ( Amir ) of the conflicting parties .

3- Personal disputes between member brethren could be judged by qualified members of AL- QAEDA or outsiders .

All members commanders as well as subordinates must obey these rules .

Matters subject to pledge are either legitimate or permissible duties , legitimate duties like Jihad and obedience to leaders is first in importance .

A legitimate duty for a Muslim and a pledge conforms what is a duty by law , and it is a duty even if it is not subject to a pledge .

According to what has been previously mentioned , than AL-QAEDA secures the pledge of its followers , which includes commitment to its policies and objectives preceded by the commander 's ( Amir ) pledge .

I pledge by God 's creed to become a Muslim soldier to support God 's religion , and may God 's word be the most supreme .

I pledge to adhere to the holy book and Assuna and commit to the brothers committed with us in this mission , so God is my witness .

I vow by God 's creed to obey those responsible in this mission , in thick and thin , and thereupon may God 's word be most supreme .

So this is the reality we 're living in al-Anbar in general , and Ramadi in particular , that is the head Sheiks of some tribes , and symbols of the Islamic Party , sat with the Americans in Jordan , and other places , to fight terrorism and its people .

Their danger was so great , that hundreds of people volunteered in the police and the army , and thousands of people participated in the elections , renouncing their religion , and listenning to the erratics .

First : If there were people who are raping thousands of Muslim women taking their honor , and stealing muslim money and land , and other people who do n't rape or steal , but they take the religion away from thousands of Muslims , what 's more important , religion , or honor and land ?

What we learned from Muslim scholars is that robbing the religion from Muslims , is greater than robbing their honor and land .

God said `` turmoil is greater than murder '' , and for those devils , their danger is greater than who rapes , or rob and steal money or land .

From what we saw , the damage caused by those erratic infidels ( Tribes Sheiks , The Islamic Party ) is more dangerous than the Shiites and the peaceful police as people call them .

You Sheik announced war on those , with the opposings of many sectors and scholars of decision making .

The brothers now are wiping out the heads of infidelity , as soon as they started , and never claiming responsibility , we found among us who wants to make fuss about it , and regretfully some of the brothers with us in the organization ( al-Qa'ida ) see it as nonsense , and God is my witness .

1- Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi , Sheik of AlbuFahd tribe , was nominated to be the governor of Anbar , this man worked so hard fighting the ( Tanzim ) organization , with all he 's got , from money to power , and reputation in Ramadi .

So we tried this with him : First , we backed off during the elections .

Utens of his tribesmen who started checking cars , they violated our brothers many times .

They even announced it , then our brothers attacked the field leader , the brain behind people revolting at al-Anbar in AlbuFahd .

So the brothers raided his house in the middle of the night wearing the national guards uniform and driving similar cars .

The next morning his households and neighbors started talking to the tribe saying it was the national guards , they added that they heard some of them speaking English , meaning that the Americans are the ones who took Abu Dhari ( Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi ) .

2- Around the same period , our brothers on the other side of Uphrate river , killed Jasim al-`Awwad in al-Malahima and AlbuHazim .

He 's a big spy / agent , invited Americans to his house for big dinner parties many times , regardless , our brothers did n't claim resposibility for killing him .

1- Sheik of al-Bubali tribe in al-Jazira , Sheik Sarhan , who 's one of the traitors , and every time one of their traitors gets killed , he shows outrage and packs his tribe with their guns against the brothers .

After the cleaning in AlbuFahd , the brothers killed three of the spies in his tribe , and for the first time there was no reaction against the brothers , but instead he came to them , asking for forgiveness , and he 's ready to cooperate .

2- Sheik of Albu'Ubaid ( Salah al-Dhari ) , who slaughtered thirty sheeps in one dinner party , where he invited heads and Sheiks of tribes in Ramadi , to encourage their youth to join the police and the national guard , and that 's two days before the murder of Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi .

After that he announced his repentance at the mosque twice in front of Albu'Ubaid tribe , denouncing who joins the police and army , and sorry for all he 's done , without any pressure or threats from the brothers .

Also the brothers did n't announce the claim for any of the killings .

When Mazhar al-`Alawani a candidate for the elections was murdered , his pictures were all over Ramadi , where the entire Albu'Alwan tribe was supporting him , proud of him .

One day before the elections , the brothers killed him while he was visiting Ramadi .

No one from his tribe opened his mouth , instead they got more scared and weaker .

The same with the killing of Muhammad Saddak the Sheik of AlbuJlayb tribe , and president of al-Anbar revolutionists , who released statements in mosques and markets , promising to eliminate who he called Sheiks of sodomite and thift , and agents for the Zionists , like our brother Abu Mustafa Midhatt , our brother Abu Khattab , and Sheik Abu al-Harith al-Shar'i , and many others .

7- Mamun al-`Alwani , al-Anbar governor , attached to you the security report in Ramadi .

8- Zahir Muhammad ` Awwad al-`Ubaydi , manager of Sunni endowment , for attending the last meeting with al-Ja'fari , also for attending a conference in Jordan , that was presesnted to you .

2- Must differenciate between the infidels , which is in the public eye , and who works behind the scenes , as a mastermind .

3- Must differenciate between who 's in the village , where relations are stronger , than it is in the city , where there 's different people with different ideas .

The Soviet nuclear weapon program began during World War II and culminated in a successful atomic bomb test in 1949 .

According to estimates by the Natural Resources Defense Council , by 1991 , the Soviet Union had approximately 35,000 weapons in its stockpile , down from a peak in 1986 of approximately 45,000 .

Russia is estimated to now have around 20,000 nuclear weapons , although total stockpile size is uncertain because there is no accurate count of tactical nuclear weapons .

However , in 2002 Russia declared it will eliminate its tactical nuclear weapons by the end of 2004 .

Under the START I Treaty , the Russian nuclear arsenal has been reduced to approximately 7,000 strategic warheads .

The START II Treaty , which was declared non - binding in June 2002 , would have reduced this number to between 3,000 and 3,500 strategic nuclear warheads .

The Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty ( Treaty of Moscow ) requires Russia to reduce the number of deployed strategic warheads to between 1,700 and 2,200 by the end of 2012 .

It is estimated that Russia has between 735 and 1,365 metric tons ( t ) of weapons grade - equivalent highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) and between 106 and 156 t of military - use plutonium .

Nevertheless , the Soviet Union violated the treaty by secretly operating a massive offensive BW program until it dissolved in 1991 .

The Soviet BW arsenal included the causative agents of anthrax , smallpox , plague , tularemia , glanders , and hemorrhagic fever .

In wartime , formulated agents would have been loaded into a variety of delivery systems , including aerial bombs and ballistic missile warheads .

Soviet BW scientists also researched , developed , and produced anti - crop and anti - livestock agents .

Although the U.S. government believes that the BW agent stockpiles have been destroyed , activities that contravene the BWC may continue at a few military biological facilities in Russia .

The Soviet Union also established a so - called anti - plague system , whose primary objective was to control endemic diseases and prevent the importation of exotic pathogens that could threaten crops , animals , and humans .

In the late 1960s , however , the system also was tasked with defending the USSR against biological attacks .

There are reports that some countries , including Iran , have attempted to hire Russian BW specialists to help them acquire biological weapons .

During the Cold War , and afterwards , the Soviet Union had the world 's largest arsenal of chemical weapons , including artillery shells , bombs , and missiles that contained choking agents ( phosgene ) , nerve agents ( sarin , soman , and VX ) , and blister agents ( mustard , lewisite , and mustard - lewisite mixture ) .

There have been allegations that the Soviet Union developed a new class of nerve agent ( Novichok ) , estimated to be 5 - 10 times more toxic than VX .

Russia inherited the declared Soviet stockpile of 40,000 metric tons of CW munitions and agents stored in bulk .

In November 1997 , Russia ratified the CWC , but financial and other difficulties have impeded the destruction of its chemical weapons stockpile , so it is far behind the timetable specified in the treaty .

Russia has the capability to produce highly sophisticated liquid - and solid - fueled missiles of all ranges .

The RS -12M2 Topol-M ( NATO designation SS-27 ) intercontinental ballistic missile ( ICBM ) has been developed for silo basing and mobile basing model is under development .

Although the possibility of deploying a MIRVed variant of the SS-27 has also been discussed in the past , no steps in that direction appear to have been taken yet .

In the meantime , Russia continues to extend service lives of existing types of MIRVed ICBMs .

While no sea - launched ballistic missile ( SLBM ) is currently in production , Russia is developing a new SLBM called the Bulava , which is to be deployed in the existing Typhoon class submarines and in the future in a new class of ballistic missile submarines currently under construction .

It is planned that in the future a modification of Bulava will also be deployed in silos as a MIRVed ICBM .

There are also plans to start production of an upgraded SS-N-23 variant , designated Sineva , and the Air Force reportedly began to receive a new type of strategic cruise missile .

Reports of exports and leakage of Russian missile technology to countries such as Iran , India , China , Libya , and North Korea have led to concerns that Russia is contravening its obligations as a member of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) .

A large fire has started at the Barangaroo construction site overlooking Sydney Harbour , New South Wales , Australia .

The construction company said fire broke out at about 2:10pm local time ( 0310 UTC ) and appeared to have been caused by a welding accident in the basement of a building .

All site workers were evacuated without injury , according to Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent Ian Krimmer .

Large clouds of smoke were continuing to pour out of the building , casting a thick pall of smoke over the city skyline .

Some nearby buildings have also been evacuated , including the KPMG building and offices of the Macquarie Bank .

Firefighters reported concern about a tower crane overhanging the building basement site .

There were fears that the crane could buckle due to the heat and collapse .

Firefighters were working to keep the base of the crane cool , and the stability of the structure was being monitored with lasers .

Abdul Galeel Nazeer Karori , a leading Islamist and member of Sudan 's ruling National Congress party , said in Khartoum , `` We will not allow any arrest or trial of a Sudanese official , unless they will arrest the 30 million Sudanese people and try them . ''

Puerto Rican legislators who want their island to become a state said Monday they would try to override a veto of a bill they believe will help resolve the territory 's relationship to the United States .

QN : Do Puerto Rico lawmakers aim to override the governor 's veto ?

China 's Premier told Japan today to `` face up to history '' by admitting the suffering it caused in World War II , and seriously reconsider its bid for a UN Security Council seat after protests in China and elsewhere .

QN : Did the Chinese Premier say the protests should give Tokyo serious pause for thought about its bid for the UNSC ?

Premier Wen Jiabao told Japan yesterday to `` face up to history '' and admit to the tremendous suffering it inflicted on people in China , Asia and the rest of the world during World War II .

QN : Did Japan admit to the suffering it caused in World War II ?

It has an incubation period of three to nine days with most deaths occurring within one week after the onset of symptoms .

The U.N. health agency says suspected cases of the Ebola-like Marburg virus in Angola must be detected and isolated sooner if the disease is to be brought under control .

QN : Could the outbreak of Marburg virus be stopped if infected people were isolated sooner ?

Apple has declared that Mac OS X version 10.4 `` Tiger `` will go on sale Friday , 29 April 2005 , beginning at 6:00 p.m. during special events at Apple 's retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers .

QN : Did Apple announce that the Mac operating system , OS X Tiger , will be available beginning of April 2005 ?

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel urged President Bush to step up pressure on Iran to give up all elements of its nuclear program .

QN : Did Sharon urge the US leader to keep pressing Iran to give up its nuclear program altogether ?

The United States and Israel have both accused Iran of using its atomic energy program as cover for a plan to develop nuclear arms .

QN : Is Iran running a secret weapons program under the cover of plans to build nuclear power plants for electricity ?

A northern Indiana businessman has been kidnapped in Iraq and shown on a video broadcast Wednesday by the Al-Jazeera television station .

QN : Has Al-Jazeera television broadcasted a video that showed an American who had been kidnapped ?

QN : Did prosecutors say on Wednesday that the Iranian who kidnapped four schoolgirls would be taken to a psychiatric clinic for treatment ?

QN : Were the four girls who had been kidnapped by an Iranian man freed by police ?

QN : Did the Australian Federal Police say that the five million ecstasy tablets seized in Melbourne was the largest seizure of street-ready tablets in the world ?

The head of Germany 's spy agency says the U-S made a mistake by letting Afghan militias chase after Osama bin Laden .

QN : Does the head of German intelligence believe the United States made errors in hunting Osama bin Laden ?

Outside the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk , at least nine police officers were killed and three were wounded when a bomb detonated on an oil pipeline as they were trying to defuse it .

Theologians in Spain and elsewhere say Opus Dei is well ensconced in Rome and will probably emerge unscathed from the conclave , although this is far from certain .

Some of the strongest critics of our welfare system are the people who have become dependent on it .

Their complaint : the system discourages working because unemployment provides benefits that many entry - level jobs do n't include .

We help people train for and find jobs that make it possible for them to get off of welfare .

While the debate on welfare reform is gathering like a storm at sea , the people who need jobs are floundering .

We need your support to continue getting people off of public assistance .

And welfare reform is an uncertain solution with an unknown starting date .

Is Chatterbox alone in thinking there is something strange and even disgusting about Stephanopoulos ' eager show of independence from the president ?

Stephanopoulos wants to run for the Senate and does n't want to seem a Clinton stooge .

By lending credence to the Lewinsky charges , and treating Clinton 's familiar defenses as the lies and half-lies they seem to be , Stephanopoulos shows he 's not a fool .

The trouble is that Stephanopoulos himself helped propagate those lies in the first place .

During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem .

 Simply put , Stephanopoulos did as much as any man to get the country into the mess he now so telegenically laments .

Early in the film , with the Flowers crisis in full bloom , Sam Donaldson interviews Stephanopoulos , who blames it all on the `` Republican attack machine . ''

`` Gov . Clinton has no character problem , '' Stephanopoulos declares .

Donaldson suggests that on 60 Minutes Clinton had admitted to infidelity .

`` He said he had problems in his marriage , '' says Stephanopoulos , correcting Donaldson 's deviation from the pre-scripted fudge-phrase of the day .

( Today , of course , the president 's defenders claim that Clinton admitted infidelity on 60 Minutes and that the fully informed voters simply did n't care . )

Near the end of The War Room , Stephanopoulos gets a call from someone who apparently claims to have a list of Clinton paramours , which he is about to publicize .

Stephanopoulos skillfully bullies and cajoles him into keeping quiet .

`` I guarantee you that if you do this you 'll never work in Democratic politics again .

... Nobody will believe you and people will think you 're scum . ''

You might say that Stephanopoulos helped invent the philander-protection techniques that seem to have made Clinton so overconfident of his ability to not get caught .

He was one of Clinton 's principal enablers , to use a word employed by Maureen Dowd in today 's New York Times .

When Democrats wonder why there is so much resentment of Clinton , they do n't need to look much further than the Big Lie about philandering that Stephanopoulos , Carville ( and a cooperative campaign press corps ) helped to put over in 1992 .

Now the dissembler and enabler has become the scholar and ABC News analyst .

It 's as if Roy Cohn went on television in the mid- '50s to soberly rue the damage wreaked by Sen . Joe McCarthy , without any apology for his own role .

Stephanopoulos is cashing in without even going through the minimal motions of holding himself accountable for misleading the country .

If Clinton , as is now increasingly clear , was a time bomb waiting to explode , then Stephanopoulos helped smuggle him into the White House and muffled the ticking .

Prehistoric man in Asia Minor ( now modern Turkey ) or Greece could look out across the Aegean toward the horizon and see the faint silhouette of land .

Their curiosity pushed them to build vessels that were strong enough to ford the open seas and reach these islands , marking the start of the long legacy of Mediterranean seafaring .

Around 7000 b.c. , the Phoenicians set out from what is now Iran to explore their surroundings .

They eventually reached the islands , and founded colonies on the islands in the northernmost part of the Aegean Sea .

An important early material , obsidian , was discovered on the island of Milos .

Obsidian is a hard , vitreous volcanic rock , which could be fashioned into tools for cutting and stabbing .

The high quality of the seam on Milos ensured that the area remained popular with early travelers .

The basic elements of life in the Aegean began to come together as early as 5000 b.c. , and were already in place by the late Bronze Age ( c. 2700 b.c. ) .

The major changes were not to daily tasks and routines , but to the political power base , which changed regularly and not necessarily peacefully throughout the ages .

At around 3500 b.c. , a sophisticated culture evolved in the Cyclades islands .

The distinctive , sculpted marble figures of the era are now being reproduced in vast quantities as souvenirs .

You will find original examples in the archaeological museums throughout the Cyclades , although one of the earliest examples is in the museum on Paros .

The people farmed and fished ; on the dawning of the Bronze Age in 2700 b.c. , they began to work with metals .

The Cycladic culture was influenced by societies in the east , importing the pottery wheel from Mesopotamia .

Farther south in Crete , the Minoan culture developed after 2000 b.c. into the most significant of its age , spreading its influence throughout the region by trade and diplomacy .

Santorini ( Thira ) , the next major island north , was heavily influenced by Crete , and the settlements of Thira and Akrotiri thrived at this time .

The magnificent frescoes and mosaics found at Akrotiri are in Athens at present , but the remains of the buildings at the site provide ample evidence of the sophistication of the culture here .

Around 1500 b.c. , a massive volcanic eruption at Santorini destroyed not only Akrotiri -- under feet of ash and pumice -- but the whole Minoan civilization .

Massive tidal waves swept over Crete , and other parts of the Mediterranean , smashing buildings and drowning many thousands of people .

In the wake of this tremendous natural upheaval , the Aegean Islands next came under the influence of the Mycenaeans ( at around 1300 b.c. ) , who had a base in the Peloponnese region of the Greek mainland .

The Mycenaeans were an acquisitive race who came to conquer , not to trade .

Their extensive military campaigns were later chronicled by Homer in his epic poems The Odyssey and The Iliad .

The Dorians , who came overland from northern Europe , conquered the Mycenaeans .

They were a barbaric race , and their custody of the area brought about a dark period during which the written word was forgotten and art disappeared .

They held sway over islands off the northern Greek coast , but the Phoenicians kept control of the main sea routes ; south of the area , trade continued as usual .

At the same time , city-states began to grow in influence on the southern Greek mainland .

Athens became the most powerful , heralding the start of the classical Greek period .

The new culture spread throughout the Mediterranean , helped by a huge increase in migration from the mainland to new settlements such as Carthage , a Greek city on the African coast of the Mediterranean .

Athletic prowess was admired and the Olympic games were constituted in 776 b.c. , to promote friendly competition .

Homer wrote his epic works on Chios ; and lyrical poetry was much admired , particularly the work of the poets Archilochos on Paros and Sappho on Lesvos .

The preeminent islands of this era were Delos , a sacred island and center of religion ruled by Athens ; Samos , ruled by the tyrant Polycrates ; and Naxos , whose ruler Lygdamis undertook some major building projects .

Archaeology shows that , during this time , societies lived mainly in coastal trading towns with little settlement inland .

As Athens rose in influence and power in the West , it was matched in the East by the rise of the Persian Empire .

From a power base in Anatolia , the Persians overran the eastern Aegean Islands and set their sights on the Cyclades .

In 490 b.c. , they captured sacred Delos and razed the settlements on Naxos .

The island communities were undecided about which side to back for a time .

Paros and Andros contributed to the Persian armory , while others supported Athens .

The two superpowers finally clashed at the epic battles of Marathon and Salamis in 480 b.c. .

The Persians were defeated , and Athens duly punished the islands that had turned against it .

Several islands and Greek city-states agreed to work together , and created a treasury to fund their plans , which was held on the island of Delos .

Although there were minor internal wrangles , the league controlled the Aegean and the greater Athenian Empire for most of the fifth century b.c. .

Later , in 454 b.c. , the treasury was transferred to Athens and its deposits were used to finance the construction of many of the major buildings and temples of the Classical Age .

In 431 b.c. , Athens began a war with its neighbor and league member Sparta .

Although the islands saw little action , as the war went on they could see that Athens was slowly losing its power .

Before the end of the war in 401 b.c. , many islands had already transferred their allegiance to the victors , who were led by Philip II of Macedon .

He was followed in 336 b.c. by his son Alexander the Great , one of the most remarkable leaders in history .

When Alexander went on to conquer lands as far to the east as India , the Aegean became a crossroads for the long trading routes .

Following Alexander 's death , his lands were divided among his generals .

Although in 88 b.c. , Mithradates made a swift and successful raid from the East across Asia Minor and the Aegean Islands , the next major power change brought influence from the West .

The Greek Hellenistic Empire was gradually , and peacefully , absorbed into the Roman Empire .

The Romans ruled a pagan empire , but the Aegean had an important influence on the early development of Christianity .

In a.d. 95 , St. John arrived on Patmos , a small rocky island in the Dodecanese , as a political prisoner .

It was here that he wrote what was to become the final book of the New Testament , the Book of Revelation .

It was n't until a.d. 330 , however , when the newly converted Emperor Constantine made Byzantium , renamed Constantinople , capital of his Eastern Empire that Christianity was assured of its dominant role in future Greek life .

The Byzantine Empire had powerful and well-fortified cities , but the countryside and the outlying islands were ravaged by waves of invaders .

In an attempt to counter a threat from the Saracen Muslims , a new potent religious force from the East , the Byzantine army forcefully enlisted the men of the islands .

As the Byzantine Empire weakened at the end of the first millennium , Crusader forces were sent from Western Europe to counter the Muslim forces and retake Jerusalem for the Christian faith .

Unfortunately , their zeal was not matched by their discrimination .

The crusaders swept through the land of Byzantium slaughtering Christians as well as Muslims , civilians as well as soldiers .

Constantinople was taken by Crusader forces in 1204 , and they stripped the city of many of its finest treasures -- which now grace the public buildings of Venice -- although a large consignment of books and manuscripts was transferred to the monastery at Patmos before the city fell .

While Byzantine land was being divided , there was no one in control of the seas , so pirates raided towns on many of the islands .

To counter this , the populations moved from their homes on the coast and built settlements inland , out of sight of the raiding parties .

This created a pattern seen today throughout the Aegean of a small port ( skala ) which serves an inland settlement or chora , making it easier to protect the island from attack .

The minor Aegean Islands were taken by various powerful European noblemen , many of whom were Genoese or Venetian , such as Marco Sanudo on Naxos .

The Venetians fortified their main towns -- Naxos Town and Antiparos Town are wonderful examples of this -- creating labyrinths of narrow alleys and cul-de-sacs that were designed to confuse and to demoralize invaders .

The Genoese took control of the eastern Aegean Islands , which were considered the most valuable for agriculture and trade .

After a final bloody defeat by the Muslims in 1309 , Christian forces were forced from the Holy Land .

They began the process of building their strong citadels , and reinforcing the Christian faith on the islands .

A force was gaining strength in the east to threaten their new bases .

The Ottomans were roving invaders who came from the east , taking land in what is now Turkey .

By the end of the 13th century , they began their first raids on the Aegean Islands .

In 1453 , they took Constantinople , and immediately made it their capital , renaming it Istanbul .

They then set their sights on the islands of the Knights of St. John and , after an unsuccessful siege in 1480 , they finally ejected the knights from the Dodecanese in 1522 .

In 1566 , they wrested Chios from the Genoese , bolstering their hold on the eastern Aegean Islands , but the Cyclades remained in Venetian hands for another generation or more -- Tinos was the last to fall in 1715 .

The Ottomans brought new influences to the islands that they controlled , forming a large empire that stretched around the eastern Mediterranean .

However , a movement was growing on the Greek peninsula against Ottoman rule and for an independent Greek state .

In 1770 , Russia came to aid the Greeks ( defined by their Orthodox religion rather than by historical geographical boundaries ) , declaring war on the Ottoman Empire and occupying several Aegean islands until 1774 .

Graffiti written by Russian soldiers can be seen in the caves of Antiparos .

Although this attempt was unsuccessful , the campaign for a Greek state continued into the 19th century and began to grow in strength .

Lesvos , Chios , and Samos lay in the important shipping lanes , and patriots began disrupting Ottoman cargo traffic .

In return , the Turks violently put down every insurrection , including the massacre on Chios , when 22,000 people were slaughtered .

The Ottoman Empire was weakening , however , and in 1821 , the peoples of the Greek mainland achieved nationhood for the first time .

The Cyclades and the Sporades island chains were also included in this new state .

A new sense of identity enveloped Greek peoples throughout the Aegean , thus commencing a movement to expand Greece and unify the disparate Orthodox populations .

A series of disastrous decisions at the beginning of the 20th century began to sound a death knell for the Ottoman Empire .

The Turks lost a short war with Italy , and were forced to relinquish the Dodecanese islands to the Italians .

Following this debacle , the Ottomans then allied themselves to Germany in the World War I , losing more territory with the defeat of the Germans in that war .

Greece was handed a strip of land along the western coast of Asia Minor , which for over 2,000 years had had a substantial Greek population .

Greece moved in to administer the land , but a new influence upset any grand dreams of making this region a part of greater Greece .

In 1923 , Turkey broke away from the tired Ottoman rulers , and Kemal Ataturk rose to power on a wave of popular support .

He promised a modern state for his people , but as the situation became volatile , civil strife broke out in Turkish cities , and those considered Greek were victims of threats and violence .

Many had to leave their birthplaces , fleeing to Lesvos , Chios , and Samos , the Greek-ruled islands just offshore .

Thousands of people arrived with little more than the clothes they wore , putting great strain on the resources of the islands .

Finally , Greece was ousted from its new territory in Asia Minor , which became part of the new Turkish state .

Greece attempted to stay out of World War II , but Mussolini saw Greece as an ideal addition to his Italian empire .

His forces made a series of attacks from their bases in the Dodecanese islands , including sinking a Greek naval vessel in the harbor of Tinos Town , but they only succeeded in strengthening the resolve of the population against them .

Later the Germans came in force and occupied many of the islands .

After the war , in 1949 , the Dodecanese islands finally became part of the Greek nation .

But the country was politically fragmented , with arguments between monarchists and republicans , right and left , and tension escalated into civil war .

Even after the fighting stopped more than a decade later , the country was not stable .

At the same time , the massive growth in air and road transport saw shipping decline in importance .

The Aegean Islands , which for centuries had been important ports on the trading routes , became the backwaters of this new transport network and the economies of several islands came close to collapse .

Many Greek islanders chose to leave rather than live in poverty and terror , and many made new homes in the United States and Australia .

The expansion of air travel began the age of mass tourism , and Greece along with the Aegean Islands became exciting destinations for northern Europeans escaping their damp , cool summers .

In 1982 , Greece joined the European Common Market ( now the European Union ) .

The EU has given large subsidies to develop Greece 's infrastructure and grants to excavate and protect its ancient monuments .

Airfields have been constructed on a number of the islands , and road systems have been expanded and improved .

Private investment has even made an increasingly modern ferry fleet possible .

Politically , the 1990s have been relatively quite times for the islands , although the divorce of Greek prime minister Andreas Papandreou and his subsequent marriage to a much younger woman caused consternation within conservative Greek society .

As the Balkans flared to war once again , Greek nationalism has stirred , and there have been discussions in the kafeneion about the land of Macedonia returning to the fold of its forefathers .

Whether this will ever happen remains to be seen , but perhaps the aid offered by Greece to Turkey after 1999 's devastating earthquake is a sign that the animosity between these two traditional enemies is beginning to diminish .

Sandy owns a Golden Retriever , Harley , with whom she has won a Dog World Award .

Sue ran down to McDonald's and got a hamburger happy meal with a large Diet Coke .

Angela Drake will be moving to California with her husband , where she has accepted a full-time position with the San Diego Public Library .

Nanolab says it ca n't stay profitable if the demand for nanotubes decreases .

The Donald criticized President Bush over his decision to go to war with Iraq .

When Jerry was released from prison , he knew it would take hard work and determination to straighten out his life .

He knew he had made a bad mistake , but despite his commitment to rebuilding his life , he just did n't count on the obstacles that would be thrown up in his path .

Reality hit when he was unable to reconcile with his wife and ended up on the street .

He went to the Center Township Trustee for food stamps until he could find a job and a place to live .

The seasonal construction job he obtained soon ended , and he returned to Career Academy for help once more .

Unemployed , homeless and with a prison record , Jerry now faced going back to prison for failure to pay child support .

It took some time and hard work , but with the help of Goodwill , Jerry was able to work out a payment plan with the prosecutor 's office , find housing and conduct a more thorough job search .

With unemployment at its lowest point in years in central Indiana , many people still have a hard time finding meaningful employment .

Of the more than 42,000 people Goodwill served in 1999 , over 5,000 of them have multiple barriers to finding and keeping a job .

With a promising new job at a plastic injection molding manufacturer , his legal troubles in check and a safe place to live , Jerry can get on with the business of building a life for himself and contributing to his community .

Your support of Goodwill will provide job training and placement services to help the hardest to serve in central Indiana find meaningful employment .

Exciting , mysterious , glamorous - these words have described Hong Kong for at least a century .

Hong Kong is crowded - it has one of the world 's greatest population densities .

But it is also efficient , with one of the best transportation systems anywhere , and for such a crowded place , quiet - you do n't hear voices raised in anger , motorists sitting on their horns , or loud boomboxes .

Shopping never ends - there 's always another inviting spot just down the street .

You 'll find Hong Kong easy to get around , the people helpful , English spoken everywhere , and food that lives up to its reputation .

Today Hong Kong remains a capitalist enclave with its laws and rights intact , and China has promised that Hong Kong will continue in this fashion for at least 50 years .

Beijing 's announced policy of maintaining Hong Kong 's prosperity and stability makes sense .

Around the time of the transition there was much speculation about how things would change .

But in fact , once news of the handover vanished from the front pages , the people of Hong Kong returned to their usual topics of conversation : the economy and the price of housing .

The impression of the visitor today will be that very little has changed .

Establishments are no longer called `` Royal , '' Queen Elizabeth has vanished from the coinage , and the Union Jack has been replaced by the flag of China and the new Hong Kong flag with its bauhinia flower .

But in fact , there have been changes , many of them due to economic progress , new construction , and other factors that influence cities all over the world .

British social customs are still evident in the kind of polite service you get in hotels and in the long lines of people waiting for buses at rush hour .

The British population has decreased ; today there are as many American and Australian ex-pats as there are British .

To alleviate the problem , the government has become the city 's major landlord with the construction of massive apartment blocks that , though they have every modern facility , average only 9 square m ( 100 square ft ) in size .

Whole cities have been created in the New Territories , although the unimaginative architecture of these towns has been criticized .

The majority are Cantonese , born in Hong Kong , or from South China , but there are immigrants from all over China .

The Chinese people have been described as hardworking and pragmatic , attitudes that have contributed to Hong Kong 's success .

There are many stories of refugees who arrived with nothing in their pockets , set up a small sidewalk stall , worked diligently until they had their own store , and then expanded it into a modest chain .

Old customs are still followed : Fate and luck are taken very seriously , and astrologers and fortune-tellers do a steady business .

Before a skyscraper can be built , a feng shui ( see page 68 ) investigation must take place to ensure that the site and the building will promote health , harmony , and prosperity .

You 'll also notice that gambling is a passion , whether it be cards , mahjong , the lottery , or the horses .

Sightseeing in Hong Kong starts at sea level with the enthralling water traffic?—?a mix of freighters , ferries , tugs , junks , and yachts .

Hong Kong 's other , less developed islands , Lantau , Lamma , and Cheung Chau , provide getaways .

You can also take a ferry to Macau to find an entirely different kind of city , a unique blend of Chinese and Iberian culture .

It 's anyone 's guess what may happen in the future , but for now Hong Kong bristles with energy and ambition , and for the visitor , this beautiful city with its contrasts and variety is an exhilarating experience .

U.S. Democratic Party Congressman Tony Hall left here Thursday after concluding his landmark visit to Iraq , which has been under sweeping U.N. sanctions since 1990 .

In a statement , Hall expressed regret over the negative impacts of the decade-old sanctions on Iraqi people .

During his four-day stay , Hall visited hospitals and health institutions in Baghdad and the southern Muthana Province .

The U.S. lawmaker got acquainted with the sufferings of the Iraqi children because of acute shortage of food and medicine as a direct result of the embargo , reported the Iraqi News Agency ( INA ) .

He also witnessed cases of malnutrition and poliomyelitis that have doubled since 1990 , when U.N. imposed the sanctions against Iraq for its invasion of Kuwait , said the INA .

Hall said on Monday that he regretted the miserable humanitarian situation in Iraq while visiting a hospital in the Mansour district of the Iraqi capital .

Iraq has claimed that over 1.2 million people , mostly children and the elderly , have died during the last 10 years , and blames the deaths on shortages of food , medicine and other essential supplies .

Hall 's landmark visit to Iraq started on Sunday evening when he arrived here by land from Amman , Jordan .

Upon arrival , Hall said that his visit , the first of its kind by an American congressman since the 1991 Gulf War , was not political but humanitarian .

`` There are a lot of issues I want to look at , but the issue of humanitarian concerns is number one , '' he said .

Where root crops are fed on the ground to cattle the rabbit has easy pickings and it remains interested and satisfied with the debris littering a field that once held a root crop .

The only traces of passengers and crew were hundreds of pairs of shoes , eerily littering the cabins , passage ways and decks ; the treated leather was all that had withstood the salt water .

By dethroning Ferdinand Napoleon turned the revolution of Aranjuez against himself : the rising against Napoleon was thus , in part , a revolution of disappointed hopes . 

But if many Anglicans thought passive resistance to James II both proper and necessary , they certainly had no intention of seeking to dethrone a legitimate , hereditary monarch . 

UNITA , the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola , fought for 20 years to dethrone the rival anti-colonial movement that seized power on the eve of Angola 's independence from Portugal in 1975 .

Letsie , 32 , first became king in November 1990 after his father was dethroned by former military rulers .

For all its tension between unison and bedlam , its freedom to use any kind of gesture or step , you are rarely exhilarated by a sense of newly-discovered movement . 

The speed of the turning wheel exhilarated him , flying through the wind and darkness with the whole town spread out , illuminated , at his feet . 

those who met him … were exhilarated by his ardour , his generosity and his receptiveness . 

At first I was exhilarated to be able to make such a statement . 

It exhilarated him to be working out of doors and in country-like surroundings such as these . 

The glittering sparkle and excitement of the city simultaneously soothed and exhilarated her . 

A river of cold air fountained into the hold , drenching everybody in sudden condensation . 

He watched in disbelief as Bremner reportedly drenched the barmaid with a glass of drink . 

I start browsing out of a sense of duty to begin with , and drench myself with showers of settled rainwater every time I reach into a bush . 

After three days hard riding , Corbett and his party reached Edinburgh in the middle of a sudden summer thunderstorm which drenched them to the skin . 

One moment the sun was on her face , the next raindrops the size of golf balls were pelting down on her , drenching her as thoroughly as a bathroom shower . 

At five o'clock precisely , it was time for Dame Edna to catnap before changing for the evening for some glittering social round . 

Later that day she had been forced to catnap at her desk , having achieved little else of consequence there . 

In the end , she catnapped , shaking herself awake every time she felt herself drifting towards a deeper sleep . 

The model accorded quite well with the idea of locally devolved team work ( Hadley and McGrath , 1980 ) , but contradicted the long-standing beliefs in genericism ( Pinker , 1990 ) . 

It was a chilling thought that the very circumstances she was using for her own purpose accorded only too well with the Empress 's schemes . 

This mosaic may now be considered as earlier than c. 340 , a dating which accords well with that of other mosaics which also possess single pairs of rotated squares . 

The previous owner was an actor , but his artistic taste did n't quite accord with Angela 's : ` it was orange and green and tatty and horrible . 

They had retained a firm conviction , despite the talk about the ` social gospel " , of the need for personal salvation through individual conversion , a belief which accorded with the century 's emphasis on individualism . 

The farmer can not have known of ancient alignments , and his reconstruction did not accord with the circle 's original orientation on the southern moon . 

If then his actions simply accorded with what was the convention of his society , this was not because he had so to act , or failed to see that a certain convention was socially limited . 

The use of sanctions must accord with the Department 's policy covering these measures . 

If Locke 's account is rejected then we are back with the admission that our visual experience does not seem to accord with the impression theory . 

His numismatic appraisal of the discovery does not accord with mine . 

It is accepted that the government must accord with the popular will as expressed in parliament . 

Stalinism , in fact , accords all too perfectly with the perverse structures of Sartre 's own theoretical argument . 

A lot of people suspect that blocking savers ' access to their money violates the new constitution 's explicit ban on compulsory loans to the government . 

Senator Juan Ponce Enrile , leader of the Nacionalista Party , the main opposition party , called for her impeachment , saying that she had violated the Constitution by allowing US forces to stay without a treaty . 

The court ruled by a 9-3 majority after an all-night sitting that Mr Yeltsin 's declaration of ` special rule " in a television address on Saturday violated five or six points of the Soviet-era constitution . 

He said the text of Mr Yeltsin 's call for a referendum had ` violated the constitution , but maybe not in such a dramatic form as his appeal suggested " . 

The judge found that , though he had violated the law , Jon Parker 's illegal action was justified by the severity of the Aids epidemic . 

Second , the whole separation of powers doctrine -- which prescribes no institutional connections between the executive , the legislature and the judiciary -- has begun to dissolve , and liberal democratic states systematically violate their own laws . 

Oligopolists refraining from price competition merely because they recognize the likelihood of rival retaliation do not violate the law as long as their decisions are taken independently . 

` So far , all the students who violated the criminal law during the anti-government disturbances in 1989 and were sentenced to different terms of imprisonment have been released , " the agency said . 

“ Clearly the IRA has cruelly and inhumanely violated those principles . 

Before the recent revision of Article 92 , state-financed support measures , in whatever form , violated the principle of free competition . 

One claim is that the conclusion of a certain treaty would violate constitutional principles , or deprive an individual of a constitutionally guaranteed right . 

The court decided that the university had violated the professor 's right to free speech , and awarded him $100,000 . 

One man , of course , Winchelsey , was proof against such cajolery , but his proposed excommunication of those who violated the rights of the church and collected the levy was barred by a writ of prohibition . 

SPECIAL Government powers to arrest and detain terrorist suspects in Northern Ireland do not violate human rights , judges in Strasbourg ruled today . 

The insurance company had claimed that the system for calculating punitive awards -- to punish wrongdoers and deter future misconduct -- was so irrational that it violated the company 's constitutional right to be treated fairly . 

Violating either one of these rules will make feeling-level conversation difficult or non-existent . 

To widen a car eighteen millimetres is equivalent to widening goal posts by half a foot ; to violate the rules is always to seek an advantage . 

But in order to begin to overcome what we do n't like , we must be able to discuss it , and this violates the undiscussability rules embedded in the organisational defensive routines . 

They also believe that they have the right to snoop and that the shootings violate the German-Soviet treaty signed last year . 

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Berdennikov said on Sept. 14 that the Soviet Union and later Russia had been violating a 1972 treaty banning germ warfare , at least until March 1992 . 

The Foreign Minister , Enrique Dreyfus , who had discussed the matter with President Cristiani of El Salvador , was among those who held Ortega responsible , pointing out on Jan. 4 that Nicaragua had violated international agreements by allowing the Soviet missiles to be used by third parties without authorization . 

Yoshihiko Kawamura , former president of Itoman Corp. , was charged with embezzlement and with violating the commercial code by endangering the finances of the firm . 

Some users continue to violate the conditions of hiring and discussions will take place on the desirability of restricting Saturday night hirings to known , ` reliable " customers only . 

We know that our own legal structure constantly violates integrity in this less dramatic way . 

On Nov. 13 Moi had warned foreign diplomats to stay away from the rally , and a Foreign Ministry official said that diplomats who attended the rally " would be violating international conventions on diplomacy " . 

The proposed quota and duty system was strongly criticized by the Latin American producer countries , which claimed that it violated the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ( GATT ) . 

This should not be interpreted as an attempt to violate the contract , but rather the desire of the Japanese to allow both sides the ability to adjust to unforeseen circumstances . 

Allow one hour for the announcement to circulate , then shoot anyone who violates the curfew . " 

Although in this last case we should note that it is much harder to talk of the sentence being ` wrong " ; there are circumstances when people validly violate semantic norms , as we shall see . 

In this process of informalisation ` dominant modes of social conduct " have been violated by the upwardly mobile groups , and have given way to new codes which allow for a greater variety of behavioural alternatives . 

Article 19(4) states : ` If anyone 's rights are violated by public authority , recourse to the courts shall be open to him . 

The 21-member European Commission of Human Rights examines complaints that the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms has been violated by a contracting party . 

Lusinchi , then President , on Jan. 28 denied that human rights were being violated . 

In the squatting figure on the right , on the other hand , all the canons of traditional linear perspective have been violated . 

Lord Morton went on to construe the statutory terms extremely narrowly as permitting challenge only if express statutory requirements were violated . 

Thus the Sabbath laws had not been violated and work was completed on time . 

RSFSR Prime Minister Silayev complained to Lithuania and Estonia that their pricing policy violated inter-governmental agreements since , as a consequence of the price rises , cheaper foodstuffs were being exported to the Baltic from the RSFSR . 

As an NPT signatory , North Korea continues to violate flagrantly the IAEA safeguards by repeatedly denying inspectors access to its nuclear facilities . 

She knew she was violating Wakelate 's code of practice in the worst possible way , but absolved herself by remembering that her need was great . 

She stitched satin ribbon under the bust , bows at the hips and tied a silk cravate . 

A curious feature of the scene is that the worshipping woman seems to be naked apart from an anklet and what may be a sacral knot tied round her neck . 

When one horizontal line of knots has been tied , they are beaten tightly together with the weaver 's comb before starting on the next line , and this continues upwards until the rug has been completed . 

Usually , if only one loop or bump is visible across the warp where the knot has been tied , then the Persian knot has been employed . 

If two loops or mumps are visible across the warp on which the knot has been tied , the Turkish knot has probably been employed . 

As they use much thinner weft than warp strands , more knots are tied on the vertical than the horizontal axis . 

His white tie was perfectly tied , his shirt-front stiff with starch and studded properly . 

` She 'll tie a clove hitch in your willy if you 're not careful , " said Dommie . 

She would tie a knot in two of the four corners of a handkerchief and fix one knot on each of her forefingers , to form puppets . 

Already she opens my father 's letters , though so far she has not read them out loud or tied his tie for him . 

Stok tied his tie , using all the muscles of his fingers as though it was made of metal instead of cloth . 

She threw a pink cloak over Philippa 's gown , tied the fastenings with her own hands , and , making sure that the mask was in place pulled her towards the hall door . 

In oriental rugs , every knot -- which corresponds to two individual strands of pile -- is tied by hand , and a skilled weaver can tie something in the region of a thousand knots per hour . 

` First , are we to accept that a man waded through water up to his neck to tie a noose to hang himself ?

Your author forgot all about the steam service and has tied a knot in his tie already for the September retreat .

He finished tying a big bow dead on Kim 's cleavage and as she turned to go , she winked at me .

They would not have allowed people to pluck them up , take them prisoner , tie a noose round their necks and kill them .

She would tie a knot in two of the four corners of a handkerchief and fix one knot on each of her forefingers , to form puppets .

A noose was tied round his ankles and the free end led up over his back .

They would incessantly ` talk shop " , for example , especially in that important semi-public arena -- the village pub . 

` We congregated at certain bookshops and talked a lot about books . 

Red Cross workers impatiently whiled away the time in pavement cafýs waiting for transportation to the war zones , and armaments dealers from South America talked contracts with anonymous men in sober business suits . 

And they all love Jerry because they can talk real Texas with her . 

Every now and then when Lady Flora wanted to talk scandal with her friends , Honor was allowed to go riding . 

He also told reporters he expected Syria , Jordan and Lebanon -- the Arab countries talking peace with Israel in Washington -- to sign other agreements with the Jewish state simultaneously within days . 

He smiled at her , thinking what a treat it was to talk shop with someone as beautiful and intelligent as this . 

Eastwood , manager of Kirkby 's WBC world champion Paul Hodkinson , is ready to talk business with Warren , promoter of WBO champ Colin McMillan of Barking . 

They stood talking a long time at the crossroads before separating but he did n't offer to see her over the weekend . 

It 's time to take off the dinosaur suits and start talking real business . 

We talked pictures , we talked price , and we talked about flying to Paris next day to see them -- and then see where they were taken . 

And what Rémy hears may very well be talked of with the patron he 's courting . 

They talked very little about what went on down there among the trees . 

As we talked of bejants and bunk-wives , my English companion Kit Prestcott listened baffled and bemused . 

They were talking of the developed countries , of course , perhaps with North America mainly in mind . 

Then I administered a little ouzo and we began to talk about Ivy . 

Last Sunday I talked with a white farmer whose land is in what Rhodesians call ` the sharp end " , where the fighting is . 

Talk with your husband or wife about how you would react if you found one of your children was using drugs . 

Doubtless , before coming to the yard , Billingsley had talked with McIllvanney , and I guessed that he had also entertained the Ulsterman afterwards with an account of my pusillanimity . 

In 1979 , she and Branson began talking about establishing an independent label , which Wilson would head , working under the aegis of Virgin and to be called DinDisc . 

We talked about having some fun with cars at a time when I was beginning to think the two were no longer synonymous . 

Then the captain talked to the other five men , and they agreed to help him . 

We talked to nutters frequently over a period of two years and some were ` interviewed " in a more structured manner . 

She watched her mother and daughter talking together and felt a deep hurt , as if she had somehow been the cause of it all . 

The aunt and the children talked , but it was not a real conversation . 

To measure faster motion , the demon must measure positions at two time moments or some other feature , such as the recoil of the box 's walls from the momentum transferred by the hotter versus cooler gas particles in the left and right boxes as they bounce o the wall .

which is a it 's a mutual fund that allows you to transfer your benefits with you with whatever job you go to

We focused on sequences that appeared to have no orthologs ( less than 5% bootstrap ) , since these would be cases where a RIO analysis might be most able to correct overly specific annotations that might be transferred based solely on sequence similarity ( as illustrated in Figure 1 ) .

If transferred to the General Fund , the penalties are recognized as nonexchange revenue in the Government - wide consolidated financial statements ; if transferred to another entity , they are recognized as nonexchange revenue by the entity that receives the transfer .

- Any unit designated under this section shall not transfer or bank allowances producedas a result of reduced utilization or shutdown , except that , such allowances may be transferred or carried forward for use in subsequent years to the extent that the reduced utilization or shutdown results

Likewise , Arabidopsis PAI2 and PAI3 genes that have been trans-methylated by the PAI1/PAI4 locus do not transfer their methylation status to naive singlet genes [ 12 ] . In fact , there are few well - documented cases for the non - allelic relay of trans-silencing ability [ 11 24 ] . Does this amount to an operational difference between allelic ( paramutation ) and non - allelic ( trans-silencing ) interactions , or does it simply reflect a lack of data ?

In fact , quite a number of the agencies proposed to be transferred to DHS have multiple functions .

Although an individual household can tap its wealth by selling assets to finance consumption or accumulate other assets , the sale of an existing asset merely transfers ownership ; it does not generate new economic output .

For the standard operating procedure and only a few people being available , causing calls to be transferred , see FDNY interview 28 , Dispatch ( Jan.

At the start of the new millennium , Edinburgh is once again wielding true political power on behalf of its fellow countrymen : The `` Scotland Act , '' passed in November 1998 , transferred control of domestic policy from London back to the Scots for the first time since 1707 .

some bills came in under the old account after they transferred all the money out

The rents , royalties , and bonuses transferred to Treasury for the General Fund , or to other Government reporting entities , should be recognized by them as exchange revenue .

13 For guidance in measuring and reporting the cost of heritage assets transferred from other federal entities , and heritage assets acquired through donation or devise , see the general PP MYAMP amp ; E standard contained in Accounting for Property , Plant , and Equipment , SFFAS No .

I do not need to agonise about that sort of discontinuity of experience .

Again like Calvin and his later disciples , Dame Julian agonises about the eternal damnation of those who are not numbered among the elect and struggles to square this with the goodness and love of God .

He would turn up at the Gloucester and Cheltenham festivals , eager to discuss writing projects and agonising over a contracting market .

It is clear that the APU agonised greatly on just what to assess under the umbrella word ‘ science ’ — and how to assess it .

The football authorities have not been the only ones to agonize over the impact of television on sport .

All that day she thought about his words , considered them , agonised over them , tried to justify her behaviour that now seemed to bear no justification at all .

And to think he 'd been agonizing about what line to take on Bartocci 's conspiracy theory !

Agonizing over what to say , he was suddenly struck by inspiration .

Arranging them in a curved shape , I used a small fern , some gorse , a few ` Canary Bird " roses and some pansies . 

They arrange them in series and plug them into the mains supply . 

All day , they helped Mother to unpack and arrange everything in the rooms . 

He arranged the jharo in two pyramids at the edge of the roof , between the flowers . 

Take about three bananas , and cut them up and arrange them on a plate in four pieces to look like a monster . 

Arrange the courgettes on a serving platter with the trout and reserved grapefruit segments . 

Lisa sat , arranging herself on the edge of one of the chairs , the stiff posture of one who would prefer not to linger . 

Robyn arranges her notes on the lectern , waiting for latecomers to settle in their seats . 

They arranged them on the sand lemons or onions or oranges -- in careful little piles and sold them for so much a pile . 

Just as you might decide to colour co-ordinate your curtains and cushions , why not try arranging your houseplants into effective colour schemes ? 

She was bending over a basket of freshly picked marrow flowers , arranging them to her satisfaction . 

Median -- Arrange the figures in either ascending or descending order . 

Arrange the tomatoes , eggs , tuna fish , olives and green beans on top of the lettuce and then arrange the anchovy fillets over . 

Each section of CLMSCASE is arranged alphabetically by subject ( but not necessarily alphabetically within subject category ) . 

The three different unit sizes can be arranged together to form a natural stone effect . 

The waxworks were arranged in groups beyond a rope , which was supposed to separate them from their admirers . 

They have bodies divided into segments , and their legs and jaws are arranged in pairs . 

Where one such lift is used the dock and load would be balanced by a suspended weight but two such lifts would generally be arranged to work simultaneously in opposite directions so as to balance each other . 

She arranged Joy 's fruit where Francis 's feet would be inside all that stone and left . 

Crucially he arranged these zones every 15° longitude apart : with 360° around the globe , and 24 hours to deal with , simple arithmetic indicated that each zone should be roughly 15° wide . 

Unclothed , clothed , gartered , suspendered , unknickered , arranging her front and hind quarters in revealing positions . 

So , lie flat on your back over the pivot on a seesaw , and arrange yourself so that it balances . 

On the central part of the vault is a deep blue background decorated by stars arranged in concentric circles round a cross ; at the corners are symbols of the four evangelists . 

The . surviving street plan of the City , with the exception of the late nineteenth-century alterations , is in fact arranged in a regular grid which dates from the end of the Saxon period . 

Place a slice of avocado over each slice of grapefruit and arrange attractively in lines down a serving plate . 

Tree stumps to jump from , logs to climb over and smaller logs to arrange in patterns and roll about , give experiences of height , weight , and shape . 

Lozenge-shaped moths ( guls ) arranged in vertical rows , usually with off-set rows of minor guls , in a repeating allover format are typical in Turkoman rugs . 

Every week she brought something which she arranged in a vase . 

Her lovely fingers merely hovered momentarily over the sugar-coated biscuits arranged on a china plate with tiny pink flowers and a fluted edge . 

5 Dip the angelica and almonds into the jug of jelly and arrange on the jelly in the mould . 

It 's fizzing everywhere ! " as eighteen-year-old Andrew appeared from the laundry and raced desperately for the six tall flutes arranged on the counter-top in the kitchen . 

They appear to be quite randomly arranged on the distal portion of the jaw although sometimes they appear to cluster in the region of the second oral tentacle pore . 

Mrs Doran 's was a Victoria sponge with toasted almonds and walnut halves carefully arranged on the top . 

Slice the Mozzarella cheese fairly thinly and arrange on the vegetables . 

The access to seats is well arranged by means of staircases built between the walls and by passages between the seat ranges . 

One of Buchanan 's enduring practical proposals was that of a hierarchy of urban roads , which would be so arranged as to create ` urban rooms " from which through traffic would be excluded . 

mendelssohn 's Songs Without Words are groups of short pieces for piano arranged in ` Books " of six . 

Jones envisaged a cinema with each seat equipped with a pair of small speakers arranged as headphones along each side of the listener 's head . 

If you walk up and down a pebbly beach , you will notice that the pebbles are not arranged at random . 

A not-too-difficult example is a special sort of quadrupole ( two dipoles of equal dipole moment and of opposite directions arranged axially ) shown in Fig. 2.7 . 

` Lowell likes it arranged more formally , swept off my face , but not in a plait . " 

The Illustrations Collection contains almost 250,000 sheets of varying quality and utility arranged systematically . 

He took the Englishman by the arm and ushered him toward the easy chairs arranged around a long rectangular coffee table . 

As I have mentioned , servants are normally invisible for Jane Austen , who identifies ministering hands only when , as at Portsmouth in Mansfield Park , they bang the doors and clatter the cutlery . 

Quickly thrusting the thought away , she clattered the glass against her teeth , gulped a larger mouthful than she intended , and struggled desperately not to cough . 

I was on drugs , but they kept having to use stronger and stronger ones for the pain . 

Olympic officials in the United States have warned athletes that a wonder drug they 're using to boost performances , could be lethal . 

Over 90 per cent of the heroin users at each agency had been using the drug for between one month and five years . 

At 15 , he started to dabble with heroin and within 12 months he was using it daily . 

Thus , the student who regularly uses alcohol or cannabis in times of study may have poor recall if he or she has no cannabis or alcohol at the time of an examination . 

` I naturally believe that the financial profits of the drug are offensive , " Ellen said , ` which is why I 've only used cocaine on a handful of occasions . 

The court was told he had used cocaine and heroin and he also admitted that in addition to a cocktail of drugs he had been drinking heavily the evening before the incident . 

` I started drinking very heavily , using aerosols , dope , pills . 

Many people who use drugs regularly find it difficult to exist in a drug-free world . 

He was fined £25 after telling Cardiff magistrates he had regularly used the drug for nearly 50 years . 

Some hippies still use hard drugs , and there is alarm that these might spread further into the community . 

Most athletes win honestly , but some will do anything to finish ahead of the pack , even using illegal drugs . 

Mr McMullin said many parents would be unaware that their children were regularly using Ecstasy , LSD or speed and young people did not realise the long-term harmful effects of the substances they were taking . 

Given that most of the interviewee group had been using heroin for between four and five years , most had contacted their GP , and frequently several different GPs , on a number of occasions . 

He and his girlfriend , who has used heroin for six years , live in their own home in one of Wirral 's well-heeled townships . 

The one they took him for in the end , she was eighty-five years old , and ailing , and he robbed her of her life-savings , and that was less than three hundred pounds . 

Two youths attacked and robbed two members of staff as they went to bank the day 's takings from a fruit shop in Raby Street , Byker , Tyneside . 

In October , while high on the drug crack , he raped and robbed a 17-year-old girl at knifepoint . 

A chef was yesterday charged with robbing two sixth formers from the £8,000 a year Bootham School in York of their phone cards . 

Quite affluent , the newcomers entertained , although Mr Thompson managed to get away at nights , robbing houses across London . 

Winston Thomas , 47 , who became known as the Bus Stop Rapist , had raped two women and assaulted and robbed three others in a two-month reign of terror in Wood Green , north London . 

The gang were convicted of robbing Barclays Bank in Kelvedon , Essex , in 1989 and the Tesco superstore at Copdock , near Ipswich , Suffolk , in 1991 . 

Duncan Orr Ewing , an RSPB officer , recently said egg thieves were now using climbing spikes to rob nests in high trees . 

I robbed a bloke in the park with two of me mates , a lad and a lass . 

Her sun was the biggest poacher -- he was a devil : he 'd rob your house in the middle of the day and let you see him ! 

They plan to rob a toy store on Christmas Eve and just happen to bounce up against Macaulay in a busy New York street . 

They rob banks " , and Bonnie and Clyde were transformed from depression era outlaws to '60s counter-culture folk heroes . 

On a bitterly cold night in 1781 , two young brothers waited to rob the Royal Mail . 

Hornlein had previously stabbed a man to death and stolen his money ; he and Knau then shot and robbed another man . 

On 9 February , armed men stopped a bus outside Santiago , robbed the passengers , and then opened fire , killing six people . 

He could have robbed someone , bribed a stable lad , nobbled a horse …

When a taxi driver is robbed by two wealthy women , he seeks revenge , outraged by the unjust crime and the refusal of the police to believe his story . 

He said his flat on the estate had been robbed by a man whose knees had been smashed with a baseball bat after falling foul of a loan shark . 

Last month , Wakefield was ordered to pay £1,000 compensation to an elderly woman who was robbed by a 14-year-old boy in care . 

The Echo recently featured an article about a young man who was mugged and robbed at the entrance to Everton Park on Netherfield Road . 

A TAXI driver was robbed at gunpoint after taking two men on a 15-mile trip from Melton Mowbray to Leicester . 

In Northampton a blind widow of eighty-two has been robbed of a thousand pounds at her home . 

Tim Roberts , prosecuting , said the Post Office in East Green was robbed in November . 

DETECTIVES are investigating after a teenager was threatened and robbed of cash on his way to the bank . 

The man and an accomplice both thought to be in their late teens tried to rob The Candy Box , Ayresome Street , Middlesbrough , at 8.45pm on Saturday . 

They 've had their best breeding season this century ; sixty three pairs have raised a total of seventy young , and this is despite the fact that egg collectors robbed at least eight nests of eggs . 

The hajduks of popular legend were Robin Hood figures , robbing the rich Turks in order to give to the poor Serbs . 

As for the muggers who injure first and rob later , there is only one thing you can do : keep your eyes open , be aware of people around you , know what they are doing and look for likely ambush spots . 

Not only had he robbed that particular S&L just three days earlier , but the teller at the window was the same person who had handed him the cash at gunpoint . 

Stok sipped his drink and waited as though he expected a round of applause . 

Lee sipped his tea from a cup of pale fragile china and shook his head . 

Sipping her milky coffee from a thick cup , she resolved to find out . 

Christina 's hand shook as she sipped golden rum from the bottle and passed it to Stephen . 

Others sip nectar during their brief lives to renew their energies and to provide sustenance for egg production , but none need to feed in order to build their bodies ; their growth has come to an end . 

Only once since that evening have I seen a more beautiful woman , a quiet girl sipping coffee in a tawdry dump misnamed The Lollipop . 

They lay on deckbeds on the main deck sipping champagne under the blue awning . 

Back at Turnhouse , after a light lunch , Carrington and Benson sipped beer . 

As Joseph sipped his champagne , Tran Van Hieu appeared silently beside his mother with a younger Annamese man and bowed gravely . 

SITTING in the bar sipping a breakfast-time brandy and coffee , TV chef Keith Floyd yesterday sadly declared his third marriage was over . 

Kate sipped the liquid and felt the burn as it hit her throat . 

These visions would appear , unsummoned , while she sipped cups of strong tea in clients ' bedsitters …

He had opened a bottle of wine , and Alyssia sipped cautiously from the glass , not wanting to lose control again because she was tipsy . 

` As you say , Sean , " said Michael , sipping happily on a full beer . 

Instead she sipped on several cups of reviving , strong black coffee , and chewed listlessly on a piece of cardboard masquerading as toast . 

He sipped at the expensive champagne and wished it had been brandy . 

As he sipped at his coffee he perused the extraordinary news sheet . 

He sipped slowly at a cup of watered wine and decided to return to his church . 

She sipped at a glass of water , wishing she knew why she was so very afraid . 

They sipped at the sherry and Meredith presented the hand-embroidered handkerchiefs which were well . 

Back in bed she sipped morosely at the whisky , grimacing slightly at its taste , then giggling wryly at her own reaction . 

Jotan sipped at his wine , and then set his cup in a niche in the wall beside the fireplace . 

Dauntless declined the offer of liquor , and sipped with evident distaste at the tisane . 

The pick-up truck being screeched round the corner by a masterful hero , the soft drink sipped by the teenage lead actress -- both products paid good money to be there . 

He lifted his bowl and sipped , thinking back to earlier that afternoon . 

Unconvinced , Hyacinth sipped cautiously , then gagged , seized the enamel bowl from her sister and spat into it . 

This she sipped slowly , very conscious of the picture she made in her cream linen dress , her pale hair slightly but attractively disordered , Roman sandal thongs binding her long legs to the knee . 

He gave her a suspicious look , then as he sipped and tasted the whisky , his face broke into a smile . 

She sipped and swallowed , trying to keep her mind blank as the coffee curled , hot and strong , in her stomach . 

Springing from behind fat fluted columns , they seized two skaters and snapped their necks . 

He could have snapped her neck with one hand , he thought pityingly . 

Lastly there is some evidence for a diamond , quartz or garnet-tipped point being used to cut a groove along which the garnet could be snapped into two . 

Hamilton picked up a pencil , and deliberately snapped it in two . 

` He broke a man 's arm a year ago , snapped it like a dried twig behind his back . 

So they tied him with chains but the demonic powers were so great in his life that he snapped them like new cords . 

People must believe that you 're such a tough shit you would snap them in half if they sneezed . 

Benin turned back to Vasili then gripped the cassette in both hands and snapped it in half , allowing the tape to spill out on to the road . 

Then , with a T-square positioned under the score mark , apply firm pressure to snap the glass . 

Julian II snarled and stabbed the arm of his chair with a pencil , snapping it . 

In his irrational anger he wanted to snap the lotus-stemmed wrist , and he tightened his grip until she winced . 

Brahmadaitya are kind to humans , though should one be foolish enough to chop down the palm tree where this spirit lives , the offender 's neck will be snapped , like a twig . 

If you do snap a twig then freeze and wait for several minutes before continuing . 

Dexy 's used to workout together , they abstained from alcohol and drugs . 

For 24 hours all abstained from drugs that could interfere with oesophagogastric function . 

The catechism says homosexuals must abstain from sex , but should be treated with respect and compassion . 

Before hunting Lele men abstain from sexual intercourse and avoid all contact with menstruating women . 

Evelyn abstained from the Commons after Pride 's Purge in 1648 , and went into retirement until the return of the secluded MPs to the Long Parliament in February 1660 , when he became a councillor of state . 

In parliament it was difficult to adjust to the new situation , whereby the party was supposed to abstain from all criticism of the government but had no say in its decisions . 

This unanimity encouraged local leaders to abstain from political initiatives and to concentrate on local and day-to-day issues . 

Following the collapse of the IMF system , countries abstained from systematic interventions in foreign exchange markets in defence of particular parities . 

Thus the women of Cyrene abstained from veal ( Hdt. iv. 186 ) in deference to the rules of Isis worship . 

It was remarkable that in the Archidamian War the Peloponnesians abstained from destroying those Attic olive trees which were regarded as sacred to Athena ( Androtion F 39 ) . 

Therapeutics may lag behind , possibly for decades , so I will abstain from discussing these aspects here . 

Ten Sussex gentry served among the king 's judges in 1649 , led by Herbert Morley and Anthony Stapley , but they abstained from signing the death warrant . 

Last year , in fact , I abstained on a couple of issues voted on at Council . 

There were even giggles as this ( as he seemed to some of them ) funny little man with a funny voice urged the audience to abstain from fleshly lusts . 

Poach , boil or scramble the eggs , or make into an omelette in a non-stick pan with a minimum of low-fat margarine . 

Boil eggs and decorate them with paints and put tufts of wool on for hair . 

Dinner I boil myself just a few potatoes , and I eat them with a piece of bread 

Boil the potatoes until well done and mash with a little water to achieve a soft consistency . 

You can boil meat , potatoes , pasta or rice , make a stew or soup in the base pan , steam your vegetables in the steamer and simmer your gravy or sauce in the porringer on top . 

Then steam or boil the vegetables in a small amount of salted water , before draining and tossing them in melted butter . 

Boil all the vegetables together in a large saucepan until tender . 

Do they still boil cabbage to a soupy pulp in Britain , and pour the vitamin C down the drain ? 

By 10am , the potatoes have been boiled and roasted and stored in insulated containers . 

Add the beans to a large saucepan of boiling water and boil rapidly for 10min . 

Our Royal menu consisted of : breakfast , one pot of wish-wash called ` tea " ; lunch , a pot of dry vegetables boiled in water , one pot of vermicelli boiled in water .

Clay particles are most cohesive than other soils and deter the pressurising of trapped water , while fine sands are the easiest to liquefy . 

As its temperature increases , a higher pressure must be employed to liquefy it ( see table 3.4 ) . 

Above a certain temperature it is impossible to liquefy a gas . 

The minimum pressure required to liquefy a gas at its critical temperature is called its critical pressure , pc . 

The natural gas will be liquefied and then exported to the United States and Europe .

The new plant will liquefy the gas for export to the United States and Europe .

She confides , ` He gets a few drinks and wants to wipe everybody out . " 

` She 's a good girl , " he confided , offering the plate to Lucinda . 

` I still do not trust the parasite , sir , " Jinkwa confided . 

Bloody dangerous piece of road , between you and me , " he confided . 

` You see , I work in a cafeteria , " confided the girl , as they moved off . 

` Nerina 's always on at me to wear western clothes , " confided Mrs Khalid , ` but I like to be comfortable . 

He confided that Hawaii was the most difficult place in the world for him . 

After about the fourth or fifth month into the course of treatments , I began to feel a lessening of the pain , but not once had she confided that anything was wrong . 

On a more light-hearted note , a friend of mine had become sexually involved with a woman he met at a party , although he confided that he had niggling doubts about the relationship . 

The students confide that what they really like is the outing , which gives them an excuse to escape from Dublin and meet the ` quality " . 

In later years , Roderick confided that he had been far from happy with the title , for the book certainly was not " elementary " . 

He has confided that he once told Claudia that in real life people do not go around analysing everyday rituals . 

A white-haired waiter with a drooping moustache confided that the marinade was a speciality of the chef . 

Just in time she stopped herself from confiding that she 'd almost forgotten how to dance . 

At half past one Geoffrey confided he was worried about Dawn Allenby . 

She had confided she was in love with someone else , but he did n't believe her . 

` Your uncle , for his own reasons , confided something to Francis and Francis is dead . 

When confiding the news to Greeves , he said , ` My long night talk with Dyson and Tolkien had a good deal to do with it . " 

When she first confided the name of her secret love to a friend she said : ` You 'll never believe it , but it 's David Mellor . 

It is not good for a physician to confide personal details of his life to a patient . 

Unfortunately he could not confide this knowledge to his upper-management team and so he had to allow his upper-management team to think he was losing his grip . 

The two girls stayed up for hours , and by the end of the evening a date had been arranged for the Paris adventure , and Clarissa had confided her plan for the Saturday afternoon of the visit . 

During the weeks directly afterwards he confided his distress in Keith Gregory and it established a strong bond between them . 

After a while , Cissie learned not to speak of Maisie , but she confided her sadness in Beth . 

Theo had been confiding his disappointment with the way his life was turning out , and Vincent quickly swept in with an indictment : ` It seems to me that the whole art business is rotten . " 

Later , when he and even his customary buttonhole of Michaelmas daisies were drooping , he confided his deep despair . 

` Do n't worry about it , " he told her calmly , when she confided her frustration . 

` And now I 've confided my murky past , that must make us more than acquaintances . " 

This much had been confided to him ; and he had deemed it discreet to pry no further -- had been persuaded of the wisdom of discretion . 

She had confided this to Liz in a tearful moment , not long after Jonathan had run off with the Williams girl . 

She was close to him , confiding secrets which were only for him to hear . 

John Harbour , confiding something important to Babs Osborne , kept glancing at Meredith . 

He had never confided any of his suspicions about being followed to Mr Malik . 

She had always confided in Tony , but for some reason she could not confide that . 

` How ? " she asked , disappointed that he was n't confiding in her . 

Jack had wondered what she herself felt , but Tina had not confided in him . 

` I confided to Alain my ambition to establish a school such as this . 

He had confided to her that he himself suffered with back trouble . 

But she confided to Jean-Claude that this was a concession wrung from her to avoid argument : not something she had initiated , or enjoyed . 

A week later a still very much astonished Rosemary had confided to Leith that she was indeed in love with Travis . 

` I ca n't take much more of this , " he confided to Lily , and she told him to shush . 

` It is not exactly true , " Marguerite confided as Alain went out to answer the telephone . 

` I do n't know what to do , " Muriel confided on the telephone to Jane Dent . 

Whatever secret he had been hoping to confide on that short walk to the House would remain for ever unspoken . 

` Sweet and very beautiful lady , forgive me what I am going to confide . 

But it is n't something they 'll expect her to confide even if they know about it . 

Melt the butter in a large heavy casserole and add the garlic . 

Melt the butter in a small saucepan and cook the onion until soft and transparent . 

Make sure you melt the chocolate slowly , especially white chocolate . 

To make a ganache , melt the white and plain chocolate separately over hot water , adding 25g/1oz of the sugar and three tablespoons of water to each bowl . 

Melt the chocolate gently in a double saucepan or bowl set over a pan half full of gently simmering water -- do not allow the chocolate to get too hot or it will separate . 

I pressed snow against my bruised face , and managed to melt more snow in my mouth to quench my thirst . 

They had melted the snow with a little water from the car radiators and now it was freezing into a mirror of ice . 

Gently melt the low-fat spread in a saucepan and add the flour . 

This is because frictional drag ( from a boot or a ski , say ) melts them locally to a thin film of liquid water . 

Sadly , after Hevelius 's death , the beautiful copper engraving from which the now ` obsolete " map had been printed was melted down to make a tea-kettle . 

Found by a farm worker in 1729 , and subsequently broken into pieces , the tray is now thought to have been melted down in the eighteenth century and recast from moulds made from the original tray . 

Cakes and ale were a common combination ; sweet spice buns were eaten with cheese , which was often melted in ale or wine . 

Strong , rigid aluminium faces on the inside and outside provide outstanding security , and unlike plastic panels , the new designs can not be melted with a blowtorch or removed by would-be intruders . 

Flames melted a lead pipe and ignited leaking gas causing the fire to spread along the passageway and up the stairwell to the second floor . 

Shareholders in the group would be denied the financial rewards of the painful , but necessary restructuring , he warned .

You wanted Dinah as an attraction for your theatre ; you denied her any life of her own .

He looked at them defiantly as though they would deny a man the right to such freedom .

Mr Wardle promised a relaxation in checks which denied asylum to anyone who had first passed through another European country .

Now I would not want to live in a country where my ex-wife and I were denied the right to another chance . "

National security grounds will still enable ministers to deny union rights to staff at GCHQ in Cheltenham .

Is that not just one of the many human rights being denied to Palestinians in the occupied territories , which have been illegally occupied by Israel for 24 years ?

Because the animal is denied the natural iron in what would be its natural food it develops anaemia .

She would have let Lizzy go to the party eventually , she rarely denied the girl anything .

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile , another presidential candidate at the forum , said a Senate inquiry has cleared Ramos of involvement in the land scandal .

Two committees of inquiry cleared Danny Yatom of responsibility for the failed operation against Hamas political leader Khalid Mashaal .

Back in November , the 27-year-old left-back was cleared of misconduct when he tested positive for the amphetamine `` speed '' but convinced an FA disciplinary panel that a friend has spiked his drink .

The two Koreans firms have been cited for alleged dumping each year since 1993 but each time have been cleared of the charge .

After the closed-door session , several legislators said the Palestinian Authority acted hastily when it cleared Israel of blame while the investigation was still going on .

Also Tuesday , Hamas leaders stepped up their criticism of the Palestinian Authority , which cleared Israel in the March 29 killing of the group 's chief bombmaker .

1996 - A Spanish Supreme Court judge clears Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez of involvement in the assassinations of Basque separatists during the 1980s .

MOSCOW ( AP ) --- A Russian government probe has cleared Economics Minister Yakov Urinson of any suspicions of corruption , a government spokesman said Tuesday .

Prosecutors are asking the state 's highest court to reinstate Ms. Woodward 's second-degree murder conviction ; the defense wants her cleared of all charges .

AUCKLAND , New Zealand ( AP ) --- Controversial Northern Bulls prop Johan le Roux was cleared by the Super 12 judiciary Saturday on a charge of stomping on Auckland captain Michael Jones .

The court cleared Novodvorskaya of a separate charge of " insulting the honour and dignity of the USSR President " .

Ray Diamond , foreman of jury in Miami which cleared a man of rape .

Women 's groups have responded angrily to the jury 's decision to clear Austin Donnellan of rape .

Having reluctantly cleared me of the charge of indulging in orgies with my entire sales force , you seem to have got it into your head that Lexy and I are carrying on some kind of affair . 

The main purpose , the Army says , is to disable electro-optical systems such as infrared sensors on tanks , telescopic sights on rifles and even binoculars .

The sheriff said the saboteurs somehow `` separated '' the rail and that a wire was attached to disable an electronic system that would have warned the crew of a break in the line .

During the four-hour failure , military personnel surrounded the downtown Rosenborg castle , where the blackout had disabled an alarm system for the crown jewels .

TIRANA , Albania ( AP ) --- Two explosions damaged a police station in one northern town and disabled the water supply system in another on Saturday , leaving the surrounding area without water .

Investigators said the plane 's landing gear had collapsed , and Abad said the ensuing crash disabled the plane .

There 's no way to shut off the first leaking thruster without disabling the two other jets in the same cluster , one of them critical for a close approach .

`` It is necessary to disable the radar to keep it from launching missiles . ''

Disabling Serb radar is likely to be a key part of any stronger NATO response to the Serbs .

Two vehicles were damaged , one destroyed and one disabled by Serb fire , Coward said .

After the car was disabled in an accident , the youths then held up two local policemen and fled in the officers ' vehicle .

The weapon was designed to disable optics such as gunsights , but also was capable of blinding .

They include extending the treaty to civil wars instead of just international conflicts , banning metal-free mines that defy detection and requiring mines used in most instances to be `` smart '' units that eventually disable themselves .

He said the company has developed software to disable the part of the Pentium chip that causes the error and assume its functions .

She said he began coming into her bedroom at night soon after he arrived , disabling the intercom linking her room to her parents ' room on another floor , and harassing her .

Those in the field locating and disabling mines applaud the more dramatic moves , like Belgium 's ban .

Police have used articles in the penal code to back up arrests of journalists critical of the government and to disable printing presses .

Caretaker Frank Lupian said the robbers tied him and his wife in a corner and disabled the office telephone .

The Ukrainians managed to disable armored personnel carriers , said another U.N. spokesman , Alexander Ivanko .

By disabling the equipment , Iraq has taken another step toward meeting U.N. conditions for easing a 5-year-old economic blockade stifling the country 's economy .

On Friday morning she made contact via the radio , saying she was in good shape , although her yacht was completely disabled .

Her husband talks of a conspiracy to disable all of America 's cars through the vulnerable electronics installed in most models since the 1970s .

Aged sixteen , Guy was riding a borrowed motorbike when he fell off and hit his head . 

But the muscles had no strength to sustain it , and it fell over forwards , hitting its nose on the ground . 

Could there have been a fight causing him to fall and hit the back of his head on something ? 

Gilbert responded to this paternal advice by decking Mayer , who fell heavily , hitting his head on a tile . 

It 's thought he may have fallen and hit his head on the kerb . 

She slipped forward out of the chair and hit the floor in a dead faint . 

Cormack reeled as the ship began to roll and hit his elbow on the ladder rail . 

I 'm hitting my head repeatedly against something that is n't there and I suppose that that could be a definition of insanity . 

` Good lord , " he said , hitting his head against the top of the door frame . 

The next thing she knew , she was hit in the eye and knocked out cold .

Mary sees her task as sorting the wheat from the chaff -- the genuine cases from the cruel and careless . 

The children began to sort large rectangular bricks into one pile . 

Corpse collectors were sorting fresh human meat for recycling . 

Her grandmother , as usual , was sorting the washing in the scullery . 

On 24 April a team of about 10 began to sort the books by then accumulating in the Davidson Room . 

Sort this list of pairs , in increasing order of the distance between the points . 

The referrals are usually sorted by a team leader , put in order of priority , and allocated to social workers . 

The data can also be sorted by university , and journal , to show differences in publication patterns . 

Photographs and diagrams have to be obtained or taken , labelled , sorted , chosen and captioned . 

When sorting the stimulus cards into order , it was ensured that subjects could not see the cards . 

By using the printer , the librarian could produce one or more copies of the booklist , sorted by author or perhaps title . 

We may shun involvement with other people because it threatens our identity , and so we remain aloof . 

Since the troubles of 1860 , the Goldsmiths had paid the £300 a year endowment to the School but had shunned any further involvement . 

And while Jo 's able to shrug off the speculation , she can understand why Craig , who 's just as down-to-earth , might shun the limelight . 

After Mona agreed with Mr Carman that she shunned publicity , he produced glamorous photos of her taken at her mother 's mansion in Hampstead , North London . 

Running their corporation according to the ancient precepts of the Talmud , they shunned all publicity and trusted only a handful of associates . 

Girls wishing to avoid such a fate should shun wearing or passing near fairy flowers , such as clumps of harebells or love-in-idleness . 

For example , said Mr Webster , while many investors shun nuclear weapons at all costs , they may not care if the portfolio includes alcohol . 

TOURISTS are shunning fee-paying attractions like the Tower of London in favour of cheaper places like farms , gardens and country parks , a survey detailing Sightseeing in the UK during 1991 has revealed . 

Living in damp caves beneath the earth , Echidna shunned the light of day ; her presence could be tracked by rank , marshy patches , or cracks in the soil 's surface . 

The scene of one of Drachenfels ' most infamous atrocities , this chamber has been shunned by most of the few who have penetrated the Castle . 

The tainted places near the mountains are shunned by all but the boldest Elves for lurking evil can strike the unwary even here . 

He should likewise shun all colloquialisms and colloquial abbreviations ( ` it 's , " ` is n't , " etc . ) . 

The food was always of the type that anorexics tend to shun -- solidly starchy and savoury peasant dishes , followed by mounds of sweet , creamy puddings and richly decorated chocolate cakes . 

Only a few shuriken skaters circled lazily -- while refugees shunned that area as if it was mined . 

The other major target group is those hospitalised with infectious illnesses .

The University decreed zero hope for recovery for Arthur , though they tried everything they could , and one of the personnel devoted his whole life to Arthur during the six months he was hospitalised there .

He was hospitalized again on April 3 in a Soviet military hospital outside Berlin .

There was the proliferative retinopathy episode a few weeks ago , and when she was hospitalised for the threatened toxaemia we found that her blood glucose was actually better controlled at home now than in hospital …

About 10,000 people are hospitalized each year with hepatitis B infections .

Over 200 old people were hospitalised for cardiac and respiratory trouble .

With the range of cultivated varieties now available you could be picking blackberries from August to November .

Picking the mushrooms is not against the law , but crushing them or any other form of processing is strictly illegal .

Most of our group were sent to pick grapes under the supervision of an ex-legionnaire whose age and Germanic inflexion marked him as a former member of the Wehrmacht .

The grapes are picked from the local vineyard and brought to the house where they are crushed .

They were driving past Casa Madrid now , and there were rows of peasants picking tomatoes in his fields , and a battered truck being loaded with melons .

Fruit was picked from a plantation growing mangoes , guava , grapes , oranges , lemons and bananas .

She picked a mixed posy of flowers and put them in the small basket she was carrying , and then wandered down through the orchard .

Ranged along the roadside , scrambling over dykes into the fields , they picked busily all afternoon .

With her brother and others we pick brambles and wild strawberries along the disused railway line and gather gooseberries in the overgrown field next to the cafe .

Victor 's job is to climb mango trees and pick the fruit for his father to sell in the city three hours away .

A bush tree is exactly what you would expect it to be ( bushy ) , but at the right height for picking and pruning comfortably .

Here , near the two fig trees , she would pick a little bunch , and Maman would sniff at it while she was eating her breakfast .

He got down off the cart to pick a leaf from a roadside bush , and hoisting himself back into his seat resumed his journey , sucking on the leaf as he started to explain .

Willie , meanwhile , not only remained silent during these conversations , but picked his berries slowly so that they might forget that he was there , but he reckoned without Zach .

And he picked a basketful of the pears and gave them to Gabriel .

The 40-piece collection is made from ` green cotton " , picked by hand to avoid chemical defoliants , and which does not rely on formaldehyde in the finishing process .

` We would do well to learn from them , " Wei Feng said , reaching up to pick a leaf from the branch .

So now we can all go down to pick blackberries and winkleberries and puckleberries and muckleberries and twinkleberries and snozzberries to our heart 's content .

Alternatively , a courier will smuggle often millions of pounds at a time to a country where banking secrecy offers greater protection . 

Born in Tel Aviv in 1927 , he worked as a radio operator in Italy for the pre-state Haganah militia during the campaign to smuggle Jewish Holocaust survivors past the British naval blockade of Palestine . 

From there , at 16 , he moved via Lebanon to Detroit , where he worked in a beauty shop and a car factory before helping the notorious Purple Gang smuggle alcohol from Canada in a hearse . 

The Prosecution at Winchester Crown Court alleges that in January last year Richman tried to smuggle 246 kilograms of cannabis resin into Britain . 

Two men who smuggled half a million pounds worth of cannabis into Britain in a rubber dinghy have each been sentenced to four years in jail . 

The court had heard that Black and his brother Rudolpho , aged 32 , used their fruit importing business as a front to smuggle raw cocaine from Peru to Britain . 

` They smuggled drugs and used criminal ways to buy their dreams and get out of the system . 

Malik is being tried on charges of conspiracy to smuggle $10 million of heroin into the US . 

The latter features a seemingly placid English schoolmaster who is , in fact , smuggling refugees out of Europe . 

Fifty years later , an anonymous group of Romanian dissidents smuggled a critique of the new dwellings planned in Romania . 

But Francie had smuggled a tiny transistor radio into the house and on this he furtively listened to Radio Eireann sometimes , when there was music . 

In Moscow , a senior air transport security official confirmed yesterday that a Russian airport worker had smuggled two hand grenades aboard the hijacked plane . 

He explained how he had smuggled £175.4 million into Germany in the last five years . 

Only 17 months after Loyalist workers smuggled missile parts out of the factory , the IRA smuggled two bombs into it . 

Yes , he knows ; but he is afraid of the man who smuggled Erik into Djibouti . 

TV REPORTER Michael Nicholson told last night how he smuggled a nine-year-old girl out of war-torn Yugoslavia and took her home to his family . 

Occasionally the FBI cracks down on attempts to smuggle money . 

Once a girl was smuggled into the proceedings in her boyfriend 's overcoat . 

Almost a hundred years before Richard Baxter was born , Tyndale 's Bible was being smuggled into England . 

The guerrillas had allegedly smuggled explosives and weapons , including Soviet Katyusha missiles , into Jordan and used them in the attacks . 

Now , two days before he sailed for New York , Mary smuggled him in to see the child . 

Here he acquired and smuggled home some antique sculpture , including busts of Roman emperors and a seven-feet-tall Bacchus , later to adorn Painshill . 

The Cockney porter who had smuggled in a bottle of booze for him said that one of them liked to satisfy herself with the aid of bottle necks . 

The black marketeers also smuggled in cultural items , originating in the much-desired late twentieth century , for the rich collectors who invariably held positions of power on the planet . 

EXPLOSIVES smuggled in the soles of training shoes were to be used in an attempted daylight breakout by more than a dozen IRA men in a top security prison , it emerged yesterday . 

In 1990 Alvarez was abducted from his home in Guadalajara by bounty hunters and smuggled into the USA where he was delivered to the DEA . 

Cats soon found their way out of Egypt , smuggled carefully to Greece and later to Rome . 

He takes a piece of paper from his pocket , a letter from Claudia smuggled to him from the Drancy camp in Paris . 

THE ORPHAN smuggled out of war-torn Bosnia by TV newsman Michael Nicholson spoke of her first days at a British school yesterday and declared : ` It is good . " 

Pictures smuggled out of the country show for the first time how the Shia 's holy city was destroyed . 

Hazardous waste smuggled from Germany into Hungary is to be returned . 

Maria had brought out no money , but she had smuggled out some of her jewels . 

` Did you think I had forgotten how you smuggled that message out of Tracy , forcing me to lose almost everything ? 

His discussions with Karimov covered , among other matters Uzbek concerns over the conflict in Tajikistan , which was fuelled by weapons smuggled over the Tajik border with Afghanistan . 

With great glee Odd-Knut told us that the fat Germans showered ten times every day for a week and still reeked of rotten whale . 

I shaved and showered quickly , trying to think as I went along . 

Donna got to her feet and padded across to the bathroom where she showered quickly , rinsing away the dirt of the journey . 

He shaved and showered , was dressed before the breakfast tray arrived at the prescribed nine o'clock . 

She showered , dressed and snatched a cup of coffee on hurried auto-pilot , and was in her car on her way to her place of employment without any clear recollection of having done any of the three . 

` I 'm going to shower , " Ruth told him , getting to her feet and gathering up the dirty glasses which littered th table-top . 

I showered carefully , starting at my hair and ending between my toes and under my toenails . 

Greg got up , blundered round the tiny bedroom , and then went to the bathroom and showered noisily , as if he were trying to knock sense into his head . 

TIP has branched out into eight related areas ranging from tanker rental to truck leasing . 

Finally , as prices range from 5,190 to 6,910 it represents superb value for such a high specification . 

The seas today swarm with crustacean arthropods ranging in size from the tiniest krill in the surface waters to giant bottom-living crabs with a reach like that of a man . 

Heavy machinery : Machines can range widely from bandsaws to bottling plants . 

It is fair to say that the disposals ranged widely from the good to the very poor . 

For example , in the first quarter of the 19th century , the county 's population ranged between 85,000 and 100,000 and as late as 1860 was still under 200,000 . 

In six of the seven subjects basal acid output ranged between 2.2 and 13 mEq/h ( mean 5.5 ) , and stimulated acid output ranged between 8 and 34.2 mEq/l ( mean 17.9 ) . 

On either side of the village the vines are exposed on north-facing slopes , ranging between 140 and 200 metres in height . 

I sent details of the Black story to key churchmen , ranging from the Archbishop of Canterbury to prominent Quakers . 

Organs ranged from the 1,000 guinea pipe organ to ` The Sunday School Union 's ` New Baby Organ " " which sold for five guineas and promised a ` very sweet tone " . 

The mean overall early mortality was point nine percent and the inter-site variation for this ranged from zero to three point eight percent . 

The College has seven conference rooms ranging in capacity from thirty to one hundred persons . 

The disappearances may range in cause from the Roman invasion to the obliteration of a village for an aircraft runway , from sheer neglect to site redevelopment . 

Even excluding Great Zawn ( just along the coast ) there are round 200 climbs , ranging in difficulty from Moderate to E5 . 

As to the discounts , these appear to range in generosity from 5 per cent to over 60 per cent . 

Many were newspaper cuttings , ranging in content from dietetic hints to stock market forecasts . 

These findings agree with a previous study of diabetic neuropathy where constipation was the most common gastrointestinal symptom . 

These findings agree with results reported by other researchers investigating fluid transport in vivo . 

` I 'm gratified , " said Mr Stanforth , with only the mildest irony , ` that your judgement agrees with mine . 

However , it does explain why measurements of silicon and magnesium isotopes yield results which do not agree with what would be expected from a supernova explosion . 

Once again Aspect 's team has found that Bell 's inequality is violated and that the results agree well with quantum mechanics ( Physical Review Letters , vol 49 , p 1804 ) . 

I discovered that some of my results did not agree with those of other observers , and of course everything depends upon the quality of one 's eyesight . 

Otherwise elegant and beautiful theories have been rejected because they do n't agree with observation , but I do n't know of any major theory that has been advanced just on the basis of experiment . 

Although this technique is rather dubious mathematically , it does seem to work in practice , and has been used with these theories to make predictions that agree with observations to an extraordinary degree of accuracy . 

But if the theory was mathematically consistent and always gave predictions that agreed with observations , we could be reasonably confident that it was the right one . 

If the observations do n't agree with the predictions , one abandons the theory . 

However , their indirect effects , such as small changes in the energy of electron orbits in atoms , can be measured and agree with the theoretical predictions to a remarkable degree of accuracy . 

The topology of the three helices in the NMR structure , and the assignment of the residues that make up the helices agree well with the crystal structure . 

Most other scientists , however , were willing to accept quantum mechanics because it agreed perfectly with experiment . 

He replied that he recognized that ` there are those who agree with me politically but who disagree with me religiously " and said he wanted their political support . 

Historically drug users are known to suffer more often from bacterial infections such as pneumonia , and this observation agrees with our results and those from a previous study of our cohort . 

It took two workers to carry the world 's largest aircraft engine igniter to the designer -- who said that the component agreed with the specifications , and approved it . 

Home Office ministers and anti-drink campaigners were concerned that extended hours could encourage people to consume alcohol . 

Bearing in mind that this fish consumes large amounts of vegetation in the wild , you must reconcile yourself to a plantless tank , unless you like the plastic variety . 

Instead they have to consume foods such as shrimps , snails , algae and insect larvae . 

However , it must be added that these subjects were consuming quite a large quantity of food and were not attempting to shed weight . 

` I have an arrangement with Jenkins whereby I consume copious quantities of tonic water , lemon and ice . 

One young magistrate commented : ` An animal is stolen , killed , and consumed by half a dozen people in a single night -- by morning not a vestige of the animal is to be found . " 

In ecosystems , plants are consumed by herbivores , which are in turn consumed by carnivores . 

Industrialized countries in which illegal drugs were consumed agreed to limit the supply of chemicals used to manufacture such drugs and to control the flow of arms to drug cartels . 

This way rather a lot of calories can be consumed ; the chart gives the number of calories per ounce of dried fruit . 

It is a powerful protective antioxidant and lavish amounts of the best quality olive oil can be consumed without risk . 

You must check that the tablet is actually consumed , rather than simply being left in the bottom of the bowl . 

That worked well , certainly in France , where Alsace accounts for 45 per cent of white appellation contrôlée wine consumed . 

As you have so sapiently observed , I have consumed far too much brandy to be capable of any amatory advances . " 

As we consume little more than 10 litres of wine per person per year , Britons can hardly claim to be a ` wine-drinking nation " . 

People who consume fibre-rich diets do not tend to have many of the diseases associated with the developed countries . 

Between military exercises , they rested , they smoked , they consumed the madeira purchased en route . 

Promenading the catwalk , Caroline had felt their blazing heat . 

Three streets back promenade the more elderly , gentlemen in smart shorts , long socks , hat , and walking stick , mingling sedately with the backpackers . 

It was late in the afternoon , almost evening by now , and the restaurants were beginning to fill up as people emerged from their siestas and began to promenade the streets . 

Maria 's only crime , however , was that she was ` peaceably promenading Bean Street " with her young man , when without provocation the Jenkins family started ` singing at " her . 

Captain Delvert , appraising in April 1916 the crowds of gorgeous well-dressed women who promenaded in the Bois de Boulogne on the arms of their escorts , was reminded of 

At Acre , the ramparts of Richard Coeur de Lion 's massive fortress stretch down to a tideless Mediterranean while tiny Arab figures promenade in the dusk past the serail . 

The walk meant he would be able to claim in future that he had promenaded on the Promenade des Anglais . 

It takes more than promenading on the streets to learn one of the world 's most difficult languages , James Meek finds 

Women and girls would appear in droves , dressed in their carefully planned outfits , to promenade slowly past the smart Caffè Bizzi , a beautiful shiny place like an Aladdin 's Cave , of a sort that is now almost extinct in Italy . 

We were promenading past the Metropole Hotel on the front at Brighton . 

A handsome yet sylvan prospect where you could promenade to the music of brass bands . 

Yvonne and I at South Queensferry a couple of summers ago , across the road from the Hawes Inn at the slipway underneath the tall stone piers of the rail-bridge , the mile-wide river bright before us , people promenading along pavements and down the pier , an occasional smell of frying onions from the snack bar beside the Inshore Lifeboat shed . 

So there was plenty of time to leave the box and promenade around . 

She commenced to promenade up and down the stage , punctuating her remarks with hammy gestures of her lorgnette and preposterously long cigarette holder . 

` So that explains why you 're always so tense when I 'm around and why we always seem to end up bickering ? " 

New Zealand 's previous Labour government found itself unable to complete the job of economic liberalisation , and its members bickered among themselves . 

Those who had fought together for the overthrow of Charles I , now bickered amongst themselves . 

He did n't want to end up a mean and ignorant man like his father , or spend the years bickering I N I with brother Shamus . 

Sir : The residents of this once tranquil village have been bickering for years about the best way to deal with increasing traffic . 

The political parties warmed up for a general election by bickering over whether the new health trusts remain part of the national health service . 

The government and the ANC are bickering over the preconditions for negotiation -- matters such as the bringing home of exiles and the release of political prisoners . 

It had become a political hot potato , and time ran out as backers bickered over what tests to run . 

The wily president had showed himself capable of taking action while others were just bickering . 

However , no one had pushed him and there was no point in bickering over trifles . 

They shared a doughnut and bickered over which half was smallest . 

Come , we are grown and we talk like children bickering over gleanings . " 

Alfred was nowhere to be seen , Emily and Heinrich were bickering over the mayonnaise , and James Pegg and Alice were silently working together on a salad . 

We 'd been bickering since New Year and she 'd flounced out of my city flat in early May , darkly muttering , Nevermore ! 

Your local MEP will guide you to a colleague with specialised knowledge on the culture , tax or copyright issue which interests you . 

However , the same rule applies to evening classes as to joining clubs -- it must be a subject that really interests you . 

She carefully digested the headlines and then read only the news that interested her . 

It was the eldest , Tristram , who interested her most of all . 

The exhibition at the Academy would have interested her on another occasion but today she was too excited for contemplation . 

Louisa innocently asked , for this hitherto untold family news greatly interested her . 

But the thing he most lacked in Salzburg was the scope to exercise his powers as composer of opera , the genre which interested him the most . 

The relationship between illness and creativity interested him , and he often emphasized it in his prose writings . 

Because of Alfieri 's sense of fatalism , he is intrigued by the case , and it interests him greatly . 

Dr Ursula Blackwell , who had been born in India interested me . 

While not every article would interest every reader , or be comprehensible to him or her , they were usually written in an expansive style so as to be accessible . 

I merely say that I think the question might be expected to interest your readers , but I am by no means confident that they will care much about the matter . 

We have to interest more young people in scientific and engineering education and training . 

I once tried to interest Terry Linex in the idea of opening an airfood restaurant . 

The trees were developed by Spanish engineer Antonio Ibanez , who claims to have interested an Italian multinational plus the French and more than one Arab government in his invention . 

The fellowships , two per year , were established to enable Headteachers in Lothian to research an aspect of education which interested them by giving them time free of school commitments . 

The proportions of the human figure have interested artists , philosophers and teachers throughout the past 20 centuries . 

Try to interest him or her in what you have to say and the chances are that you will also interest the audience . 

The awkwardness of our bodies has always interested Ian McEwan . 

An investment overview should therefore quickly impart the essential basic information which will interest the potential purchaser . 

It is indeed the room which interests them -- the room , the space , into which a Trans-Siberian stowaway may be fitted . 

Wedgwood would have been interested even without the special needs of his product . 

If you feel that you could interest your class members , family , friends etc into participation in this scheme please contact : 

At Standard Grade pupils carry out an investigation in a topic which interests them and by the Sixth Year each will be capable of using the Heriot-Watt University computer model of the economy . 

The theme which interests such theologians is that of liberation : this is both read out of the scriptures and then the scriptures are read in terms of this theme . 

Crime has persistently interested and worried people , and attempts to make sense of crime and criminal behaviour have appeared in literary and intellectual writings throughout the ages . 

Black-headed gulls ( ` cawdy-mawdies " ) circled the fields as we walked : ` White cawdy-mawdies slow swiver and sail . "

We hooked ourselves up , circled the field , and on a signal from the R.A.F. officer , Lt. Lewes and Davies dived out .

She was circling the room with an almost predatory air , examining each painting , each piece of furniture , and it was not appreciation that was etched on her face .

They both had their fists in the air and circled round each other .

We circled round the island , which is little more than a circular shingle bar with a lagoon in the middle .

The vultures are already circling around Howard Kendall , suggesting Everton 's slump to third from bottom of the Premier League is confirmation of his folly in returning to the scene of his greatest triumphs .

As the plane circled in wide sweeps , each one lower than the other , the Pack did pray -- silently , sincerely -- Brown Owl with them .

After release the pigeon circles a few times around the release site for a few minutes and then flies off , usually in the approximate direction of its home loft .

Theodora circled the house in the direction of the arrow and came round to the back door .

A security drone circled like a fat , lazy insect in front of the door to the Conference Room .

He took careful aim with his second barrel at a smaller buffalo that had begun circling in dismay , and they heard the dull thud of his successful shot echo clearly across the plain .

Grumpily I circled the church ( Michelin one star ) , bought a newspaper , drank a cup of coffee , read about the charcutier , fou d'amour , and decided to take the next train back .

The glider circled the escarpment and was carried with the warm air currents into the upper atmosphere .

He circled the house , looking in , and saw nothing but the bits and pieces of ordinary living .

All employees have received a booklet instructing them on how to report ` anything from unwanted touching and uncalled-for blue jokes to overt demands for sexual favours . "

When she was n't preparing food she could barely swallow , or making hot drinks , or washing up , he was instructing her on how to use the boat 's equipment .

Later that day , in the early afternoon , Matey was instructing McAllister in how to knit -- something which had been left out of her previous education .

Although men provide more menace to the basis of a society , it is women who are instructed in how to behave .

Some cat manuals solemnly instruct their readers in how to take their pet cats for a walk .

On the other hand , I had also been instructed in what it was to be a woman and how to function successfully in that role .

Denis patiently instructed Joey in what to do and he and Michael kept him from talking too loudly .

These he sends ahead at intervals , having instructed the slaves what to say when Esau comes across them .

From autumn 1937 he had a large class of teachers to instruct on the gospels .

` Do n't walk into my bedroom without knocking again , " she instructed on a yawn .

The Prime Minister has the power to instruct the civil service on the conduct of its business and is aided in this task by a variety of formal and informal groupings at 10 Downing Street .

It has also endorsed continual and greater efforts to instruct children in traffic safety , for there is ample evidence that by such means the knowledge of road safety procedures can be improved .

It is a normal sight to see the school technician discussing audio-visual maintenance , helping with a video presentation , instructing children in camera techniques or maintaining duplicating equipment .

A multi-media system designed to instruct students in aspects of American history will be built by integrating a selection of Hamilton 's works with other literary , visual , and audio materials .

Apprentices in the middle ages were instructed in the art and ` mystery " of their craft .

We usually instruct doctors who specialise in producing medico-legal reports and who have proven themselves in giving evidence in the past .

In the grounds of these houses ( many of which displayed an old cannon ) , the men were instructed in marching and the handling of weapons , and bands rehearsed and played .

You will be instructed about essential fire precautions including exits and how to get residents outside .

Jesus likens those who have been instructed about the Kingdom of Heaven to householders who bring out of their treasures things both new and old ( Matthew 13:52 ) .

At the age of nine , Joseph was instructed by a holy man on how to attain his own guardian spirit or Wyakin .

During the last century they came to be conducted largely by the police and lawyers instructed by them , who were replaced for most purposes by the Crown Prosecution Service in 1986 .

Mehetabel Wright was instructed by her father Samuel Wesley and is said to have understood Greek by the age of eight .

It is said that prior to birth the angels instruct the child in full knowledge of life and the universe .

He began to instruct his son , this Philip Miller , in the art from his earliest years , as he had an uncommon liking for that occupation .

Is it the teacher 's job or is it the responsibility of the parents to instruct children in good manners , acceptable standards of behaviour , dress and the difference between right and wrong ?

Nine or ten cylinders will go to the Serbs , the rest to city hospitals where experts will instruct doctors in methods to make the oxygen last longer .

The Goths , the Franks , the Angles and the Saxons had converted to Christianity but in the absence of an effective establishment to instruct them in their faith it inevitably remained superficial .

My son will see to it that you have an allowance to meet your everyday needs , and Padre Jorge will instruct you on the sacrament of holy matrimony and your obligations to your husband . "

Every week , on Mondays and Tuesdays , he and his assistant would , between them , visit fourteen families to systematically instruct ( catechise ) them in the fundamental teachings of the Scriptures .

In my day , we were instructed that frost never hurt a baby yet , and if the baby cried it must be mastered .

Nobody knew more about lambing and calving than a veterinary surgeon so he was invited to instruct .

This prosperity continued until the late 1920s , when the Great Depression hit the area hard .

Youngstown was perhaps hit harder than any other town by the collapse of the steel industry , but it was not alone .

United Steel Workers of America was the union representing the Youngstown steel workers when the closings hit .

In addition , operating results were hit by an increase in loan and real estate loss reserves .

But one of the odd things about this most recent sell-off is that , with the exception of banks ( which are always hit hard by interest-rate worries ) , the hardest-hit companies were those companies whose profit prospects will be the least hurt by a fed-funds hike .

The Japan Times reported that the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry had called on the government for a bailout `` for small- and medium-sized companies , which have been hit especially hard by the prolonged economic slump . ''

An air strike demolished the building , burying the living and dead in rubble .

Next to Sara 's grave in Bakersfield , Farr 's father also buried a coffin filled with stuffed animals , clothes , photographs and other mementos from friends and family .

There was no evidence to suggest that the men had buried the IED , and every reason to think they had n't .

A mortar round fell here but did n't explode , the man explains , pointing to the corner of his backyard where he buried the explosive .

At least 76 people were injured , and others were buried in the rubble .

At night , Marines using night-vision goggles and sniper rifles , and given shoot-to-kill orders , watch for insurgents burying the bombs .

They told her how they 'd had to wrap their instruments in cloth and bury them in their yards when the Taliban took over .

Here , the insurgents buried " daisy chains " of 155-mm shells -- six , eight or 10 of them spaced out to slaughter a whole patrol .

And they must advance an argument about why human nature , which has presumably evolved in response to an enormous array of random forces , tells us anything about what is good or desirable in terms of the traits humans should possess .

` I was a bit 'arassed myself , " said Father Luke , ` but the glimpse I 'ad of your ordeal , Mother Verity , told me I was gettin' off light .

When Jim Courier and Andre Agassi roomed together at Nick Bolletieri 's tennis academy in Florida , one of them just had to leave the door ajar .

One of the patients roomed with the war casualties because there was no other space for him .

So who better than Tommy Lee Jones , the Academy Award-winning enigma who roomed with Al Gore at Harvard University while making the All-Ivy League football team as an offensive lineman .

Though Belgrade is in Serbian territory , Mamula and Simic said that they have faced no negative reaction from people opposed to that side 's military actions even though Simic roomed with two Muslim roommates last year .

The candles glimmered on the moon-blanched tree like Christmas candles . 

Faint starlight glimmered on the steep sloping rooftops , the milky way a net of luminosity beyond the black silhouetted chimneytops of the Bell o' the Brae . 

For a few minutes the sun glimmered through the mist to my right , a red ball just risen above the mountain . 

And whoever touches her bed shall wash his clothes and bathe himself in water , and be unclean until the evening . 

But , whilst she 's hiding , Anna sees the stranger bathe in a stream which she knows is contaminated with radio-active fallout . 

I bathe whenever I feel like it , drink iced wine on my verandah in the evening , and lead a dolce far niente existence . 

Someone suggested they should all bathe in champagne beforehand and the bath was filled with some cheap bubbly . 

At that moment one of the other two women who had left the room for a couple of minutes returned with a bowl of water and began to bathe the injured arm . 

Mina went to fetch some drinking water , taking the twins with her to bathe in the marshy pool around the spring . 

Horse riding did not come easily to him , and he had to bathe in Epsom salts every night to soothe his acting legs and behind . 

Thus each evening Silene bathes her white body in the ocean , then sets off across the skies to caress her sleeping lover . 

` I bathe topless in the South of France , I bathe topless in my garden -- it 's just something that I do , " she says . 

` Not this time , " he said , ` I 'll bathe your ankle with warm water in a moment , and put some liniment on it . " 

After he had gone , Cassie went to the kitchen to run cold water over her arm and to bathe her cheek . 

Nesbitt described how one of his servants , accompanied by the Danakil guide , went to bathe in the river . 

All she had done this morning was suggest that she bathe his wound again before they started out , and he had refused with a complete lack of gratitude or even common courtesy . 

It was a relief to find a stream lower down , to drink and bathe swollen feet . 

` Not unknown , Lewis , for people to bathe naked in this stretch . " 

` Would you like me to bathe your face ? " she asked , when they reached the motorhome . 

He lined us up , screamed at us , and decided that our turnout was unsatisfactory ; we were ordered to return to our rooms to await his call , and then sprint downstairs while he timed us . 

Before I could do anything , two medics came sprinting along the path from the direction of the big house . 

I pulled up my coat collar and sprinted along the platform and into the shelter of the waiting room . 

He sprinted along the bank and plunged into the freezing chest-deep water as the 15-month-old boy floated quickly away , face down . 

I crept downstairs and was outside and successfully making for the front gate when Ted sprinted around the side of the house and grabbed me . 

QUOTE : AS ESSEX 'S fielders lumbered around gifting as many runs as they could , Ilott was seen sprinting around the boundary as if disgusted by the whole charade . 

Larsen was sprinting away almost before Springfield had finished speaking . 

Wycliffe reviewed possible candidates : among them the women , Cathy Carne , Marcella Tate , and Anna Brooks-any one of them would have been physically capable of committing the crime and sprinting away afterwards . 

I would run there , tiptoe across the green tiles and after measurement sprint back to the changing room to put on my gym shoes . 

Next moment , both men were out of the cab and sprinting back towards the blazing house . 

As soon as he turned the corner , I grabbed the wallet and sprinted down the alley . 

With his video recorder still running , he dashed outside to see a youth sprinting down Kingston Street in the Corporation Road area . 

Earlier , the full-back , apparently incensed at being called off just three minutes into the second half , turned away from the bench and sprinted straight down the tunnel . 

Instead , he has relied on great fitness and stamina to enable him to keep sprinting in at full pace , and speed of arm and perfect balance to capitalize on the momentum ; combined with an unrelenting desire to keep on taking more and more wickets , it has all proved irresistible . 

Young Mrs M. looked shocked at the thought , so she waited outside , while I sprinted in for a quick glimpse at Bishop Stock 's former domain . 

He said ` Bitch ! " audibly , then sprinted off leaving her in a state of stunned surprise . 

They both then sprinted off and were out of sight before the group of concerned shoppers could reach her as she lay in a faint on the bottom step below the church . 

Stella kept them waiting a long time , and when she did appear she sprinted off down the street ahead of them . 

The inquiry report also said he appeared to have sprinted off the track for his own safety a finding strongly challenged by course officials . 

Like thoroughbred horses chafing at their bits before an important race , they are liable at any moment to sprint off at a hundred miles an hour in the wrong direction . 

Followed by Perdita , who only half understood what was going on , Luke sprinted out to the paddock . 

There was a short gap between the cars sprinting out from Boundary Hall , he gunned his engine and surged forward . 

As the spray settled from the impact of our chosen wave we sprinted out from our sanctuary into the open bay . 

In the afternoon they sprinted over the hills to the offices of Derbyshire County Council in Matlock . 

She had sprinted over the drive and was halfway across the stone-flagged terrace when a figure appeared around the corner of the house . 

Followed by an intrigued Jordan , Cabochon sprinted up the stairs . 

Trent sprinted up the dock and spotted the President 's granddaughter . 

It would certainly not be over stressing the point to say that Waugh returns a maturer player than when last seen sprinting up and down the wickets of Colchester and Southend . 

All this was making my muscles feel slack and unused , and I wanted to sprint up the street just to feel myself alive again . 

When she moved , a bright green lizard sprinted up the wall and vanished . 

But surely , a speaker could have conveyed an impression of athleticism simply by saying that they sprinted up the hill . 

He lengthened rather than quickened his pace -- difficult to detect from behind -- stepped into the alley and sprinted as hard as he could . 

Plateosaurus was a well-known herbivore , occasionally rearing up and sprinting in short bursts on its hind legs , its momentum aided by its long tail . 

As more East Germans joined the cries for help , the diplomat burst through the front door and sprinted 300 yards around the embassy perimeter until he reached the grotesque tug-of-war . 

Cambridge increased their lead on the half-hour when Simms intercepted an ambitious cut-out pass by Smith inside his own half and sprinted 70 yards down centre-field to score between the posts . 

Some people may sprint when they run , but I have seen people running for the bus who could not be described as sprinting . 

I was sprinting full tilt across the playground , with the ` bad boy " of the year hot on my heels , as it was ` boys after girls " . 

Morris , the Gloucester left wing , did not move to cover Swift as he sprinted across again from the right wing , so Swift was left with such a clear overlap when Guscott and Fallon gave him the ball that he was able to score unopposed . 

Hundreds of them suddenly erupt from a tiny hole in the sand and start sprinting across the dune looking for the bodies of insects that may have collapsed from heat stress . 

` This is difficult , very difficult , " said one Bosnian soldier as he crouched in a trench about to sprint across open ground under the sights of Serb gunners . 

Sprinting across it , he reached a particularly thick-trunked tree at the farther edge . 

She sprinted across the playground , hampered by her satchel and tennis racket , just as the bus was about to pull away , and leaped aboard . 

And then , suddenly , we all saw him , sprinting across the road towards us . 

Meh'Lindi had quit a transit capsule , had ridden an elevator down and was sprinting effortlessly along empty north-bound mobile pavements . 

The Prophet sprinted from the alley exit scant seconds before the first of the police cars roared out of the fog and screeched to a halt at the dark gap he had just left . 

Forrest came sprinting from his goal but Peacock was too quick for him and clipped the ball into the net for his second goal of the game . 

Not for the first time , Kevin Blackwell chose to sprint rashly from his goal ; both he and Dixon were beaten by the bounce , and Kevin Wilson outstripped his marker to score . 

We both got out of the jeep as fast as we could and sprinted in the direction of the slit trenches . 

I was sprinting in all the B League races for London Irish , winning all the time and getting fed up with it ; there was no real challenge . 

So the camouflaged couple must sprint in a semblance of skating motion -- to lure another shuriken-starman with urgent gestures , and snuff him . 

She took several deep breaths , then broke cover and sprinted in a zigzag weave across the open ground . 

Raul Boesel , a Brazilian , sprinted into an early lead as the field tested the narrow corners . 

Benny sprinted for the doors she had come in by , but already more guards were arriving from their stations , and the first few shots buzzed past her . 

The other two Zimbalan bodyguards immediately drew their snub-nosed Smith & Wesson.38s and sprinted after the fleeing gunman . 

A sense of self-preservation cautioned her not to stick around , and before he could react she sprinted up to the house , feeling strangely exhilarated for the first time since she had left England . 

The ex-running champ sprinted like her idol Linford Christie to try to catch them after they raided her home . 

The mixture fizzed like mad , you swallowed the concoction and with little delay sprinted for the nearest lavatory , hoping that your speed would be faster than the deadly powder . 

He was sprinting for dear life across a carrot patch and doing quite well until one of the pieces caught up with him . 

Held up and brought wide on the final turn , Beneficial sprinted away from his rivals , including four Derby entries , to beat Blues Traveller four lengths . 

I watched many abortive attempts to catch them , because these tiny crustaceans could sprint with amazing speed back to their burrows in the sand if they felt threatened . 

I desperately wanted to be out there with the sheep , hiding behind boulders and sprinting through the heather . 

The next thing I saw was Charlie sprinting through the traffic towards them . 

He must have practically sprinted to his house , grabbed the bottle and glasses and sprinted back again . 

He sprinted effortlessly to the rear of the gasping , panting column of men and urged us on from there . 

I jogged , sprinted towards my inanimate friend and when I got there I was so relieved I wanted to cry . 

He sprinted desperately towards the plinth and , as the vase fell , launched himself towards it in a lunging dive . 

In either case , the herd bolts and the lions sprint towards them . 

Always give plenty of praise when the dog sprints towards you . 

As the door opened the thin sunlight raced into the dusty hall and sprinted up the stairs , never really reaching the top . 

One day as she tripped forward to greet me I had , without pausing to wonder if my embrace would be acceptable to her , bent down and kissed her . 

I heard her trip across the floor and the door closed behind her . 

On Grafton Street in November We tripped lightly along the ledge …

He had tried to begin the research several times but on each occasion found his mind tripping from thought to thought . 

Barth himself later said that he had been like a man who , tripping in the darkness of the church tower , had accidentally caught hold of the bell-rope to steady himself and alarmed the whole countryside . 

Tripping through the graveyard with its crusty old tombs and tippling slabs had made her uneasy even though it was broad daylight . 

The silence and emptiness of the scene did not become apparent to her until she turned into the drive of the house and realized there were no other cars parked there , no gaily clad groups tripping towards the garden , no jazz band to summon them nor hired flunkeys to greet them , no pop of champagne corks nor buzz of conversation , no bunting , no balloons , no merriment of any kind . 

He touched a lump of rotting offal and , scooping it up , throwing it at the first assassin now tripping towards him . 

I tripped back down the curving stairs , half-expecting a Busby Berkeley chorus to break into song . 

On seeing the car , she rose immediately and came tripping down the drive to unlock the tall iron gates . 

Sophisticated young women , with toned-down Irish accents , tripped in and out of expensive perfume and handbag shops . 

The young men in their bottle-green trousers and gold lamý waistcoats tripped in and out of the kitchen , their trays piled high , the washers-up were elbow-deep in suds . 

This all tripped off the fräulein 's tongue with uncharacteristic facility . 

Names trip off his tongue with an ease bred through familiarity ; Bacon , Moore , Picasso , Degas … they all have been his teachers , through their images and writings on art . 

Mrs Tiggy-winkle came tripping out to wave us off and Buster 's chains began to rattle inside his kennel . 

But , although Jacques claims that it is massively frustrating to watch Julie tripping round the flat half-naked and not be able to touch her , Mr Moore fails to project the necessary dashed and deviant desire . 

She rose , tripping round the table as if Benjamin had asked her for a dance . 

Elaine tripped in at four-thirty and George was well and truly asleep . 

Very pleased , Cheryl bade her goodbye and tripped off to the bus-stop , collecting Mrs. Yatton 's shoes on the way . 

` It 's the drivers that run this town , " muttered one politician as he tripped off into the driveway . 

When Perdita last saw her as Victor 's bimbo in 1981 , Sharon 's hair had been dyed the colour of strawberry jam , her splendid breasts had floated like beachballs out of her skin-tight polyester dress and her six-inch spike heels must have terrorized any lurking moles as she tripped on to the Rutshire pitch at treading-in time . 

A whore tripped by , her eyes ringed with black paint , her thick painted lips lustrous and red like rotting fruit . 

Yet he made no attempt to harass the driver into any illegitimate speed . 

One man was so overcome by the gig he jumped up next to the band and harassed the crowd into giving them a standing ovation . 

The Rover closed right up , blatantly harassing him into making one mistake that would give them the excuse to stop him . 

The Steelers ' revived Blitzburgh defense harassed rookie quarterback Eric Zeier into a succession of incompletions and fumbles in Monday night 's game .

Most of China 's few active dissidents have been sentenced to jail or labor camp terms , gone into exile abroad or been harassed into silence .

Leslie O'Neal sacked Evans for a seven-yard loss , Junior Seau stuffed Harvey Williams for a four-yard loss and then harassed Evans into underthrowing Daryl Hobbs on third-and-21 from the Raider 14 .

Wuerffel , who threw 35 TD passes and set an NCAA college record for passing efficiency in the regular season , was harassed into his worst performance of the year .

He had confiscated the journal , but he could not confiscate what was in Ben 's head . 

Their action in confiscating certain lordships from her was not only in unjust , wrote the pope , but contrary to the customs of the court of Býarn . 

MORE than 600 illegal nets have been confiscated this year from poachers who are stealing thousands of pounds worth of salmon from the River Foyle . 

When the Vichy government confiscated his property early in the war , Service brought his French wife and their daughter to Vancouver for the duration . 

They 're liable to confiscate it for the further entertainment of customs officers . " 

In July 1989 an Interior Ministry official said that his directorate had exposed 400,000 economic crimes since January 1988 and had confiscated assets worth 100,000,000 roubles . 

Towards the end of the year , in November , the French king confiscated Aquitaine . 

Courts have the power to confiscate cash — usually £10,000 and upwards — if there is a link with drugs trafficking . 

After confiscating their musical instruments , the police allowed them to proceed and they went on to parade -- much more quietly than they would have liked . 

According to the law , neglected land could be confiscated by the state . 

The dealer was taken away for questioning , and the painting was confiscated by the Gemäldegalerie who kept it for six months , attempting to resolve the situation themselves . 

But all the endowments which funded chantries were confiscated at Easter 1548 and vested in the Crown . 

Both men were banned from Switzerland for 10 years but only SFr85,000 of their money was confiscated . 

Audley 's lands were confiscated in April 1321 and in March 1322 he was captured at Boroughbridge , in Yorkshire , where Lancaster 's forces were conclusively defeated . 

It was confiscated again in 1302 , but eventually , after a long struggle , he succeeded in maintaining his palatine rights . 

The Merseyside father-of-three has been unable to leave Oman after his passport was confiscated in a picture row two months ago . 

Match referee Deryck Murray confiscated the match ball after umpires John Hampshire and Ken Palmer showed him the scarred leather . 

In the past twelve months , Namibia has confiscated eight Spanish trawlers and their cargo and fined the ships ' masters thousands of dollars after they were found guilty of fishing illegally in Namibian waters . 

In London I would not let a photographer take my picture , because the Government confiscated all the TV footage . 

Large well-run estates confiscated by Paulus could well have passed into imperial hands and continued to be managed for profit , but it depends on whether the Emperor needed capital more than income . 

Lots more were nets confiscated from poachers at various times , nets of all colours , lengths and mesh sizes . 

In 1295 Edward had confiscated for war purposes the apport ( or fixed due ) which religious houses and estates in England dependent on mother houses abroad , particularly in Normandy , paid annually to those mother houses . 

The monarchy should be abolished and the land of the aristocracy confiscated to pay for putting England back on its feet . 

Lands thus confiscated were Henry 's to do what he liked with . 

Nikos also brought in some leaflets which his agents had confiscated . 

Despite the disturbing nature of the weapons confiscated , the French youths wo n't face charges . 

` Can we afford it ? " asked Scarlet , forgetting on the instant her vow to abandon the practice of hope . 

The Grand Duchess 's brow puckered , in slight surprise , as if forgetting for the moment where they were kept . 

It is easy to forget exactly how much allowance should be made for the wind and other factors on a rough day . 

We should not forget that the experience of ageing may well be different for men and women . 

I forgot that sometimes he could be quiet and kind , and I hated him . 

` It looked all right , did it ? " she asked Morris again , perhaps forgetting that she had asked him once already . 

In the West we readily accept the idea of Third World debt and forget that our present wealth has been built on riches plundered by our colonizing ancestors . 

Please do not forget that bottle banks can be used to save jars as well and that most sites have different banks for coloured and clear glass . 

Though they might have forgotten that the following day would be the sixth anniversary of their engagement , he with his prodigious memory had not . 

Oh , well , we forgot Agrippa 's strange advice as the next few days passed . 

It was warm and sunny , and for a brief time , as she cycled along to the nearest shops , she almost forgot what was to come that day . 

It kept me awake at nights , it made me forget what I was doing during the day . 

In use , the 305 feels good , and my enjoyment of it was probably helped by subconscious relief that any accidental misuse did n't mean joining the Foreign Legion until the importers forgot my name ! 

She had interviewed Maria and Josie before allowing the child into Standard One , and Maria felt terrible because she had forgotten the woman 's chosen name . 

We paused now and again at some hostelry and , on one occasion , a Benedictine monastery , I forget its name . 

I 've forgotten the last time we really enjoyed ourselves together and sat down to a meal uninterrupted by telephone calls . " 

At Bristol Crown Court Kelly claimed he 'd forgotten the knife was still in his hand and had only meant to punch . 

( She was very surprised , and for a minute she forgot how to speak good English . ) 

Viktor was twelve when the war ended and by that time he had forgotten how to cry . 

Because of the strange happenings since she had arrived , Jenna had almost forgotten her original reason for this trip . 

I realised that he wanted her evidence to be forgotten by the jury as quickly as possible . 

They had forgotten precisely what their confrontation was about . 

But regardless of how we interpret our own actions in the 1990s , it seems to me that there is one critical historical lesson we ca n't afford to forget .

She 's clearly forgotten upon what her higher financial status rests , though the friend wastes no time reminding her .

One may remember homes is a mnemonic , but forget what it is a mnemonic for .

When you 're on the beach , do n't forget that kids are especially vulnerable to the effects of too much sun .

i forget exactly what the focus was on that one but that was fairly interesting

Forget privatization and other attempts to `` save `` the program .

I forget how Dole voted on the 1976 revisions to Title 17 of the U.S .

You jump to conclusions too quickly , forgetting that scientific answers such as DNA tests are most reliable in providing negative answers -- and often ambiguous in providing positive answers .

My personal albatross is the couplet `` Eight ever / Nine never `` which has to do with taking a fitnesse in bridge , and how many cards my side has in the suit ; to my partners ' distress , I forget the finesse -- against the king , or against the queen -- to which the rule applies .

Or , put another way , have we not become too lazy to look things up in the dictionary and too prone instead to make up another word in place of the one we have forgotten or never learned in the first place ?

But his attempt to characterize the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal as ridiculously hostile to taxation forgets that the Journal people are in good company .

oh they love to dig i had i had some uh i do n't know what kind they are i 've already forgotten just regular old flower seeds

Washington , where members of Congress are all well-coiffed , well-spoken , well - dressed , and well - prepped , makes it easy to forget that politicians are made , not born .

that was fun and then after i had finally got it all down they said now forget the old system oh yeah sure thanks a lot so so for me the new system really was

i 've forgotten the guy 's name who was in it who had the lead role yeah and i especially like him uh

After all , a policy advocate of whatever persuasion ought to be able to make a case for his position without relying on calculations that count the same benefits twice , or forgetting that foreign exchange must either be spent on imports or invested abroad , that it ca n't just disappear .

And although I never met my grandfather , I have never forgotten that story and when I hear of him I think what a wonderful , wonderful person he must have been .

i 've forgotten the name of it now but it was about a killing in Texas where somebody was sentenced i think it may have been just to life imprisonment but in any event it may have been capital punishment but uh

there 's a uh a couple called um oh i 'm going to forgot his name now uh Dirkson

But at crucial moments in these movies the vampire always seems to forget he has these powers and ends up wrestling around on the floor of a dusty convent or abandoned factory with the earth - bound hero .

A Beatles biographer , I forget which one , once said that Sgt . Pepper `` brought the world closer together than any event since the Congress of Vienna . ``

yeah our biggest way of saving money is then just have all these deductions um you know is n't is n't let 's see now i forget which way we do it we do n't list all the deductions and then we get more money back you know at the end of the year

Some forget the large number of Dravidian language speakers in India .

well i 'd forgotten that Gossage was with the Rangers the the he was this year last year

that 's the one that uh oh i forget the guy 's name that stars with Roseanne on TV

yeah because they dealt Belcher and then they got someone else i forgot his name though

It looks as though we 're now meant to forget that quaint line of thought , and to regard such fancy trappings as appropriate to the ruthless fight for political ascendancy .

off of charges of killing their wives or their ex-wives yeah is n't that lovely so there 's this guy um i forget what his name is and he is a lawyer someplace and he 's gotten so far about four or five

Ross , an academic , never lets us forget that he is from New York and not easily to be taken in .

But when you wonder why in this country , a demonstration of communists is regarded more indulgently -- or , as I would say , with less alarm -- than one of fascists would be , I think you are forgetting the very different domestic roles of these two political strains .

I nominate as the most under-reported story of the year ( and the last few years ) the continuing alarmist predictions by foreign - policy and military experts about peacekeeping efforts , which are then proved wrong and immediately forgotten .

So then I would forget about it and the girls would come over and they would say , `` Ms .

'' Never forget that , in Shakespeare 's time , we created the greatest theater culture in the history of the world .

Let us not forget marijuana which is simply ` Mary Jane ' in Mexico , or cucaracha , the ` cockroach ' that entered English via a popular song .

Welles was at the peak of his talent in Touch of Evil , but let 's never forget what an abrasive , high - wire , self - destructive talent he was .

Gettysburg forged a link between the nation and egalitarian thinking that we sometimes forget .

But I am sufficiently open - minded to forget what I might be looking for -- some bit of lexicographic esoterica , no doubt -- and settle for something I consider to be much simpler and not readily derivable from an ordinary dictionary .

They will be familiar from intervention disputes dating back at least to Vietnam , but they are especially useful for the summer - squall - style military actions of today , in which we all agree to be frenzied about the occupation of Kuwait or a drug - smuggling dictator in Panama or warlords in Somalia or genocide in Bosnia on the strict understanding that we will be allowed to forget all about these matters and places in six months , max .

in fact we just had um a person put to death uh about three weeks ago was in in Texas and i forget for the reason now oh it was for the uh that clergy that he murdered he murdered a uh

Having apparently forgotten that only last week they ruled out Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic as a negotiating partner because of his indictment for war crimes , most British newspapers were taking this week 's Belgrade talks very seriously .

uh i hope i hope they do they 've uh i forgot who 've they signed already

'' We never forget where we came from , `` said Le , 29 , who arrived in the United States six years after her sister 's death . ``

yeah well that 's another one i read i forgot that i read the Wall Street Journal not as in depth as i used to because they their articles seem to be getting even longer and longer but

As long as we 're talking about corruption and exploitation , we should not forget that the wickedest gambling sharpies do n't live in Las Vegas but in the state capitals , where the lotteries are headquartered .

i forget what you call those things and and that was some of the best tasting water i mean i can still to this day taste that water

Oh ! if you do n't get Nutty soon I 'll gouge his eyes out with a swizzle stick , cut off his conjugals , marinate him in oil and vinegar and barbecue him in the forum . 

Alternatively , make the sauce in advance and marinate the ribs for a couple of hours , turning often . 

You can marinate the skinned and boned whole breasts in the marinade for the same time , or slice into think steaks and flatten them into very thin paillards . 

The halved poussins are marinated in a mixture of grapefruit juice and mint jelly before being seared under the grill . 

Meanwhile , marinate the almonds , sultanas and peel in the rum for 30 minutes . 

He took up a fork and prodded at a dish of small silvery fish marinated in olive oil , garlic and wine vinegar . 

If you fancy adding some cherries to your cake for a fruity change , make sure , when using glacé cherries , that you rinse and dry them thoroughly with kitchen paper before folding into the cake mixture . 

There is mini-golf , and if you fancy exploring further afield , there are bicycles for hire . 

Well , if you fancy playing your rugby in the graveyard then good luck to you . 

` What , that bloke down the pub who 's always fancied writing a novel ? " 

Would that special person fancy a nice French-style chateau overlooking Los Angeles ? 

Does n't she fancy a horse-drawn carriage from Ayrshire Equitation — just £200 including coachman and attendants ? 

We would be delighted to welcome anyone who fancies the occasional day in the fresh air doing whatever work lies within your capacity . 

But first we had visited Decoy Marsh , the site of an early duck decoy built by seventeenth century Dutch engineers who fancied roast duck on their menu . 

` If you fancy a bit of sailing while you 're here you know where to come . " 

WOLVES fancy Blackpool forward David Eyres and they could also get a call from Chelsea , who may fancy Mike Stowell to end their search for a goalkeeper . 

To talk about everything from the fact that you do n't fancy coffee that week to things which are deeply personal . 

GLAMOROUS grannie Barbara Flanagan never has to shop around when she fancies a new outfit she simply reaches into her stocks of material and rustles something up . 

According to UPI , each time investigators received answers they did not fancy , they pushed the copy button . 

Writers were pleased that the group showed no hint of compromise but lamented on the record 's lack of pop muscle .

John Stewart ( Points of View , today ) laments over the quality of programmes being made for the £30 million being spent over the next three years on Gaelic television .

As he lay dying , one of those present lamented his lack of issue .

Ewing lamented his failure to learn Gaelic , and he never managed to train enough priests who did .

Puzzled successors lamented the complexity of late Beethoven ; Mozart fought to liberate opera from an affronted Italian establishment .

He lamented the extinction of the music hall , home of the vestiges of the English myth .

Bill Clinton lamented that , in his first 100 days , people had expected him to do too much too soon .

He laments that too much criticism has been devoted to the ` mechanical " aspect of the plays and such matters as the classical unities and the mixing of tragedy and comedy .

Mr David Waddington , the responsible Minister , lamented that ` parliamentary accountability is an easy cause always to espouse " .

Elsewhere in his address he lamented the drop in property values after the last election which he admitted was ` particularly annoying " and not at all expected .

The mourners lamented a life taken so quickly in a violent and senseless manner .

My husband and I had always lamented not learning to ski as young children so we did n't want Jessica , our two-year-old , to miss out too .

The retreat and disappearance of game was lamented in countless travel- and guide-books .

`` How did it come to this ? '' the newspaper SonntagsZeitung lamented about the criticism raining on Switzerland .

But Penguin lamented its loss in a press release , which prompted Western to hurry the news and issue a late-night announcement Thursday .

Yasser Arafat condemned the murder and lamented the loss of a `` cousin . ''

--- SINGAPORE -GRACIOUS SOCIETY , prime minister laments lack of graciousness .

Leading South Korean newspapers lamented the flurry of remarks justifying Japan 's 1910 annexation of the peninsula .

VATICAN CITY ( AP ) --- Pope John Paul II on Friday lamented the `` evil '' intentions of some in the media , and urged the industry to promote Christian themes .

Musevic , the principal , laments the war and the damage it has caused to the children who once studied and played at his school .

He said the situation in Grozny was murky and lamented that the Red Cross had difficulty delivering medicine and other humanitarian supplies to the capital , possibly because of the heavy fighting .

The diplomats also lamented that humanitarian aid is still not reaching many refugees in Chechnya or in neighboring Ingushetia and Dagestan .

MOGADISHU , Saturday ( AP ) --- One of Somalia 's most powerful war lords on Saturday lamented the withdrawal of U.N. peacekeeping troops before a political settlement could be reached .

Leading newspapers lamented the flurry of remarks justifying Japan 's 1910 annexation of the Korean peninsula .

Renaud laments a steady drop in wine consumption among many Frenchmen , who these days take less time for meals and relaxation .

P.V. Krishnan , a retired government clerk , lamented that it is the common man who usually suffers .

Top generals carp at one another publicly and lament the botching of the poorly conceived offensive .

`` There are no devils left in hell , '' a Western missionary lamented .

Again , he 's not a fool. ) Simply put , Stephanopoulos did as much as any man to get the country into the mess he now so telegenically laments .

There was the sunny realm of Perfect Pop , where The Monkees reigned as benevolent despots , where there was sugar in every pie , where everybody listened to ` Help " and smiled a lot . 

The ideal situation would be a marriage between the two seemingly opposing principles , where alternative and orthodox practitioners reign harmoniously side by side . 

If he died on 14 December 705 he would have reigned a full twenty years and probably several months as well . 

These were different , and in many ways more congenial , responses to the new classicism , but the Beaux-Arts was soon to reign supreme and supplant totally the nineteenth-century eclectic styles . 

He reigned alone in the Frankish heartlands , and prevented filial or factional hostility from coalescing into any major revolt . 

In 805 Charles chose one chieftain to reign as his vassal king , and bestowed upon him the ancient title of Chagan , which had originally been that of the independent High King of the Avars . 

Every seven years representatives of the eight magical colleges in Altdorf meet to decide which of them will reign as the Supreme Patriarch for the next seven years . 

At about the same time as Old Ned was reigning at Lancaster , John Curry was lording it over the scaffold on the other side of the Pennines , in Yorkshire . 

Unlike his fellow sovereigns , Napoleon III reigned by the Grace of God and the will of the people , to whom the Constitution made him directly responsible -- a point which he himself stressed continually . 

How could a sovereign who reigned by the will of the people resist totally such overt manifestations -- confirmed as they were by the reports of similar sentiments being expressed the length and breadth of France ? 

So in the case of a ruler who reigned for a long time , coins enable us to date the changes during the reign . 

Robert II reigned for 19 years and died in Dundonald Castle on 13th May , 1390 . 

The gold letters M O R S encircle the globe , and ultimate judgement is depicted in the heavens above where angels blow the last trumpet and Christ reigns in glory . 

` The King of Heaven wishes to have no fellowship with lost and pagan so-called Kings ; for the eternal King reigns in Heaven , the lost pagan laments in Hell " . 

SINCE the second world war , a handful of Chinese families have reigned over Bangkok 's economy , which accounts for over half of Thailand 's output . 

Herod , who reigned over Palestine at the time , could not even claim to be a Jew by birth . 

One can thus trace the development of the first waves of nationalism in Austro-Hungary to the reforms of Joseph II ( reigning from 1760 to 1790 ) . 

The last Briton to hold the world title was Bob Fitzsimmons , who reigned between 1897-1899 . 

Celebrated as the ex-mistress of Edward VII , as an international grande dame , and as a matchless hostess , Alice Keppel reigned like a queen over Florentine society . 

Letting Baptiste in where the two of them had reigned together for so long . 

Oregon is meeting 18 percent of the need for civil legal services to low - income Oregonians , according to a Legal Need Study .

Only by meeting our financial goals by December 31 can we be sure that necessary repairs , art exhibitions and educational programs continue to meet your expectations .

We need everyone 's help to make our goal and meet our community 's increased needs .

It is likely that those L1s that do not meet this definition of 3 ' intact are distantly related to L1 .

These agencies were working with their contractors ( who provided the electronic applications for the automated employees travel system ) in moving towards meeting the criteria .

Private gifts are the only way we can meet the expectations of such an environment .

Without developing the criteria that the system should meet and then effectively assessing the risks , agencies could adopt signature systems that will not provide the necessary data integrity .

Getting a federal government 's priorities in proper perspective , one member of parliament bemoaned the cultural center as `` 50 years ahead of its time - that 's how long it 'll take the taxpayers to meet the 500 percent cost overrun . ''

However , the school does have specific needs , some quite visible and others somewhat subtle , which are not being adequately met by legislative appropriations , student tuition and fees .

Your continued support of the law school is vital , not only in providing scholarships , but also in meeting a variety of needs ranging from purchasing additional computer terminals to travel for our moot court team .

Of the 238 patients with synovitis of recent onset in the cohort , 106 ( 45% ) met RA criteria , 102 ( 96% ) of whom met the criteria on their initial visit .

At the time of our review , the Logistics Center was on track to meet or exceed its goals .

As shown in Table 2 , the net effect of these assumptions is to lower the expected level of electricity consumption while continuing to meet the same level of service demanded by utility customers .

For each comparison , normal and deficient , 14 probe sets were found to be significantly different between the 2 ?g and 10 ?g samples , which is a false positive rate of 0.4% of the probe sets that met the `` detection filter . ''

Patients with locally advanced but non-metastatic squamous carcinoma of the head and neck who participated in or who met eligibility criteria but declined enrollment in a phase 3 trial of hyperfractionated irradiation with or without concurrent chemotherapy constituted the study population .

Patients with a billed diagnosis of influenza ( medical claim with either a primary or secondary ICD-9 diagnosis code of 487 ) meeting the following criteria were designated as having an influenza / ILI episode for the ensuing 21 days : 1 ) diagnosis occurred between the beginning of October 1996 and the end of April 1997 ; 2 ) diagnosis did not occur on the date of a immunization for influenza ; 3 ) diagnosis was preceded by at least one year of continuous health insurance coverage , with no gaps in coverage that exceeded 30 days ; and 4 ) insurance coverage during the 21 - day follow up period was continuous .

We believe that we have met these objectives , and these arrays relate favorably to the best of current prokaryotic and eukaryotic arrays .

Estimated facility cost and schedule issues receive increasingly intense review during the design phase so that the owner has a high level of confidence prior to bid that the performance , quality , cost , and schedule objectives defined during the conceptual planning phase can be met .

GAO will strive to meet the Congress ' needs within available resources and exercise the independence necessary to guarantee that its products and work conform to professional standards and the agency 's core values of accountability , integrity , and reliability .

and we went down uh to Saint Edwards and interviewed and it it just kind of met her her criteria it 's a school of about twenty five hundred undergraduates on a gigantic big campus and it 's in Austin 's a nice city

A NURSE yesterday told how a colleague accused of murdering four children had been quick to summon help for a sick baby . 

` Maverick limey has negotiated the hell-fire of the Brain and the almighty trail-boss Midwinter has summoned him for a special assignment . " 

AMBULANCEMEN treating a casualty had to summon assistance from colleagues by dialling 999 from a callbox , it was claimed yesterday . 

Poshekhonov could summon a short clear smile from Holly , a smile that was chained and brief . 

The feint attacks towards Scotland and Ireland , designed to draw off the British warships from the Channel , were also frustrated by the patrolling frigates , ready to summon heavier support from Portsmouth and Plymouth . 

The Iranian Foreign Ministry said it summoned representatives from Western capitals , where the incidents took place , yesterday to deliver a ` strongly-worded protest " . 

On Jan. 15 the Syrian Foreign Ministry summoned the Turkish ambassador in Damascus to lodge a formal complaint , in view of the effects of the diversion on Syria 's water and electricity supplies . 

Instead he demonstrated some gadgets -- grandma 's tilting teapot , self-adjusting spanner , mini radio transmitter to summon help via telephone and data bank -- and indicated a wealth of similar innovation . 

Eleanor sent Richard and Geoffrey to join their brother at the French King 's court while she herself summoned the Poitevins to arms . 

He does not run off to become a bandit in Smyrna ; instead , he summons the useful Bishop of Smyrna to live within his skin . 

And , like the movers and bustlers they are , when we miss the train at Carmarthen because we are talking too much , they summon a cab to race the train to Swansea . 

Theodosius , the Eastern emperor , summoned a Council to meet at Ephesus . 

And then he felt the music 's pull again , and thought that had n't they summoned Fael-Inis to help them , and was n't it sensible to obey him ? 

Once the messenger reached his destination he delivered the mandate to the judges who then proceeded to summon the parties to appear on a stated day at a stated place . 

Help can be summoned from ACET or other services merely by pressing a button on a pendant worn around the neck . 

At the same time all £50 landowners were summoned to serve without pay . 

It was , however , a lucky surprise for the residents of the Masham almshouse who were hurriedly summoned by the vicar to enjoy the breakfast instead . 

ALLAN McNISH received a late night boost to his Formula One hopes last night when he was summoned by Benetton-Ford team owner , Tom Walkinshaw , to test-drive the team 's new Grand Prix car at Silverstone today . 

She only realised that the meal had ended when Piers summoned across for the bill . 

The chronicler says that when the men summoned for military service appeared they soon disbanded because the king and the citizens of London were not present . 

In his rooms by ten , he summoned a cold platter and a pint of beer and wrote an optimistic , almost boastful letter to Newton . 

People would be auctioning off whole police stations under his nose

The right solution is to auction off slots to the highest bidder .

Only the unfeeling Moor was left to succour her and she gritted her teeth as she began to climb a rocky incline , refusing to think about the future .

By a curiously symmetrical piece of political manoeuvring , the KDPI , in revolt against Tehran , was succoured by Baghdad , while the KDP , in revolt against Baghdad , was succoured by Tehran .

Moreover , the German Navy , blockaded in harbour , was unable to succour German colonies in Africa and Asia , which by 1915 were being rapidly overrun .

The following morning , French forces arrived to succour the battered British line .

There have been cases , fortunately rare , where children have been indecently assaulted at school by parent helpers .

Helen , 15 , was strangled and sexually assaulted after ` popping out " for five minutes .

A 33-YEAR-OLD woman was sexually assaulted by a man in Cairnbank Road , Penicuik , early yesterday .

TWO off-duty policewomen -- one dressed as a Bunny and the other as a baby -- were indecently assaulted by a businessman , a court heard yesterday .

The appellant 's 18 year old daughter was indecently assaulted by the father of her boyfriend , while he was giving her a lift in his van .

Outside the Press cameras assaulted her senses with the battery of flashes , but she did n't allow herself to be flustered .

Only once have the gods assaulted me in the guise of another person .

Kaepa is threatening to assault you with its 1025 Assault , a highly advanced , technical performance shoe .

The gang assaulted him during the drive to Rickmansworth in Hertfordshire , then threw him out of the car .

PC Robert Hamilton , 33 , of Westcott Road , South Shields , also pleaded not guilty to assaulting two policemen on the same day .

STEPHEN Jones indecently assaulted a 10-year-old girl in a Cardiff park after offering to show her a birds ' nest .

When he was disturbed , the intruder assaulted the home-owner with a heavy china ornament and then threw him downstairs .

He told the officer he would assault him to make sure he was arrested and taken to the cells .

In 90 per cent of the incidents , the victims were horses , almost always assaulted in the same way .

Now they claim they 're regularly being subjected to violence by inmates -- twenty officers have been seriously assaulted so far this year .

` It 's the first time we have dealt with anyone assaulted with a Christmas tree .

POLICE in south Belfast are hunting a sex attacker who assaulted a woman in the Ormeau Road area .

The defence claimed that a police officer had assaulted Mr Quinn .

Phil Jay , 50 , was assaulted in September as he stood outside the Plantation Hotel in Chester .

While Pétain strove to reanimate the French Army , many units of which had mutinied after the collapse of Nivelle 's ill-judged offensive , Haig moved the weight of the BEF to Flanders to pursue his plan . 

It had only six bedrooms , but there was enough room in the kitchens and pantries to billet an army , though they would certainly have mutinied at the conditions there . 

Unconfirmed reports said that 50 people had died after troops mutinied at Kisangani on Dec. 21 . 

A Vietnamese battalion mutinied at Yen Bay near Tonking , killing the officers and NCOs . 

The Noriega forces had gained entrance to the barracks headquarters where a group of army offices mutinied early yesterday . 

Saussure , third on Mont Blanc , had to turn back from a surveying expedition when his 17 guides mutinied , throwing his food down the mountain ! 

By early September several thousand of these soldiers had mutinied over the non-payment of wages and the poor conditions in the confinement areas . 

On March 12th the Volynsky Regiment mutinied and added more weight to the revolutionary machine and they broke into the arsenal in Petrograd and handed out weapons . 

Janet … came running in , flung her arms round Cookie and gave her a smacking kiss . 

Urquhart flung his arms back and forth across his body to warm them up . 

She flung her arms round him , her face buried in his soaking coat . 

The cast are not always as economical with their actions as the miser is with his money , mistaking shouting and flinging their arms about as a substitute for comedy . 

She tossed the end of her red scarf over her shoulder , flung back her head and strode over to him . 

Larry clicked a pair of castanets he found in Lee 's attic above his fair head and stamped his feet on the kitchen floor and flung his head back . 

Nicolo had flung his head back ; he was laughing as if she had just told the world 's funniest joke . 

He saw Owen redden with pleasure , and laughed , flinging an arm about his shoulders so forgetfully that it was a worthy as well as a willing sacrifice Owen made for him , containing the pain of the embrace . 

He flung himself in a chair and closed his eyes , giving way to sleep . 

Milton flung himself in his chair and buried his head in his hands . 

Then Mitch Cook flung himself in the way of a goalbound Gary Bennett drive after Rimmer had squirmed free down the left . 

Alain flung himself into a chair , his lips twisted into the old sardonic smile . 

Mary gave one horrified glance at it , then flung herself madly into the ditch at the side of the lane . 

Grant flung himself to one side … but this time he was just a split second too late . 

Then he flung himself neatly across to the bed , thinking agreeably of life with Fred and Daisy as he went , and another spring broke . 

At which point two other giant rats sprang from the lower part of the building , jaws agape , and flung themselves at her . 

Jenna looked across towards the barn and then flung herself back beside him to lie watching the clouds scudding across the blue sky . 

From here descend north-east along a thinner path into Dovedale which leads to Hartsop Hall Farm ( 2 miles ) . 

` Do n't so much as breathe on her , " Leo warned coldly as he descended the stairs behind them . 

` His name is Matthew Blake , " Mandy informed Charity as they descended the steps from their cabin on to the paved pathway that led to the lodge . 

Araminta , on the point of descending the stairs in a cream pique dress , turned round and went back to her room . 

The Nez Perce then descended the eastern Bitterroots into Montana on 25th July to find their path blocked by a crude stockade , subsequently dubbed ` Fort Fizzle " . 

The gatherers descend the sheer cliff-face on coconut-fibre ropes to an overhang some thirty feet above the water where a rickety bamboo platform has been built . 

From the top of Mynydd Tal-y-mignedd descend south on the grass until the path starts to get steep ( 534-509 ) . 

From the summit descend steeply north-west to Bwlch Eryl Farchog . 

Melissa descended the stairs to the front door with Sybil following . 

At seven-thirty Paige descended the grand sweeping staircase to the hall . 

Leading the animal by its reins , she descended the steep path towards the place of tents . 

Venables broke both legs in a 90m fall while descending the mountain after the first ascent . 

I have never descended a pothole , and have ventured with a flashlight only in the caves promised by caving journals to be without danger . 

I crept to it , saw that she was sleeping deeply , put on my dressing-gown and slippers , and descended the staircase . 

The steep east bank may be descended , with care , for a more comprehensive view . 

As we descended it became increasingly hot , and in the space of two hours we had dropped from rolling grassy hills to a sandy , semi-desert plain . 

At last Lachlan descended the spiral and stopped on the final step . 

In very hot weather , the workers descend tunnels that go deep into the ground to the water table . 

From Dale Head Tarn it is possible to cut across the top of High Scawdel to Honister Pass and then descend by road to Buttermere , partly across open fell and partly on footpath ( 1 mile ) . 

Another manager , Malcolm Dowty , said : ` With breathing apparatus on his back , he would not be able to descend through a 2ft manhole . " 

You descend further through the trees and turn left along the forest road to meet a tarmac road . 

Immediately the two youngsters had been forced to descend back down into the tunnel . 

Once in our picturesque ski village , our friends were anxious to hire the gear and get straightaway into the serious business of descending headfirst down something snow-capped . 

We descended immediately down the zig-zags of the north west face . 

From here you should descend along a northerly spur that will include two further tops , Stob Coire Easain and Beinn na Soacaich , and head for a dam , which you will find where the Allt Coire an Eoin meets the trees . 

At the top of the dry valley I scramble down to the green path , following the old hedge of thorns and elders , pointing the way , beckoning me onwards as I descend the gently curving path down the rolling hillside . 

Having finished , she descends a little way down the twig and then lays another batch . 

She had to descend very gingerly , both for fear of missing her footing and of startling the cat into digging its claws into her or jumping from her shoulders suddenly . 

By 2.30am next day , working by torchlight , they had descended 300m without incident . 

Or , select a suitable area in which to descend below cloud and land visually at a suitable airfield . 

As she turned to retrace the path to the house , she saw the Colonel and his lady slowly and carefully descending between the tamarisks , through the dunes . 

It had happened before , when they had descended from her apartment , but then the presence of another person had diluted the effect to an extent where she was able to ignore it . 

Coleridge and Wordsworth felt confident that the Monthly Magazine would give £5 for the poem , and they were already discussing details of the plot as they descended from the hills at West Quantoxhead . 

Another passenger descended from the train , not from the first-class cars however . 

The British West Indian Airways aircraft descended through slate-grey rolling clouds , touching down at Hannawora airport just after lunchtime the following day . 

As we descended through the darkness into Cuzco on an endless series of switchbacks , their daughter asked each of us to sing a song for her from our own countries . 

` Here I am ! " called the master of the house , descending with a candle from the top floor . 

The albatross descended in wide , slow sweeps that ended in an undignified flurry of feathers and a thump as it landed heavily on its platform in the Patrician 's bird garden . 

She stopped and looked at the other three who were scrutinising her in amused silence . 

On that day we scrutinised all the temporary folders in the box and noted the time that had elapsed since the proper notes had been requested . 

Nelson 's had just issued a short book of mine on Turkey , and he scrutinized it with care , holding it high up and bending back the spine as if to test its durability . 

Dana ignored her sister 's pin-prick and , taking a mirror from her bag , scrutinised her perfect complexion with minute care . 

Mortimer scrutinized her with narrowed eyes , then nodded to himself . 

Dexter took the jacket to the window so that he could scrutinise the cuff by natural light . 

The builder should be summoned to scrutinize the small growth on the pantry 's outer wall , and her husband had informed her that the bank had made another balls-up and requested her to deal with it . 

Two locals were scrutinising the forthcoming attractions outside the tiny cinema in Glenarm , Co . 

How on earth does Parliament scrutinise an Act with only one clause ? 

Dexter asked impassively , scrutinising every hair , every pore , on Marek 's face . 

Basil scrutinized the painting , pointed to the steps and asked , " Is this all Caroline 's work ? " 

As a result of a number of miscarriages , we are scrutinising our system of justice . 

Willie drew the two lines again and , while carefully scrutinizing the new word , copied it . 

It was during that time the lady Primaflora was summoned to the palace at Nicosia to be scrutinised by the King 's mother . 

Even the jewels which Lovat bought as gifts were scrutinised carefully by the fierce mentor , to make sure that they were adequate and sufficiently costly . 

Their draft is scrutinised by the Legislation Committee of the Cabinet . 

People holding loud parties or operating noisy machinery will be closely scrutinised by the council 's environmental health officers . 

The exercise of statutory powers was closely scrutinized and any procedural or substantive defect was generally found to be sufficient to nullify a decision . 

Teaching material is scrutinised for equal representation of gender in illustrations and text . 

Cardiotocography records are carefully scrutinised and sometimes pivotal in expensive legal actions . 

Pam hugged me and we scrutinised each other 's wardrobe , as usual . 

Other ITV stations will closely scrutinise the small print when further details are released in a few weeks . 

The field of housing is seldom scrutinised for its attitudes to older people . 

Of the methods scrutinised in this book , studying is one of the most impersonal . 

By December the press , heavily scrutinized by Mussolini , kept a very low profile about it . 

The main hull and its two sideswimmers , with their secondary propellers , were carefully scrutinised . 

This type of biography must be particularly carefully scrutinized since it may be lacking in much criticism of its subject . 

Apart from personal attacks , overseas materials in the English language departments were also scrutinised . 

The Lords quite freely use their modest powers to scrutinise and amend non-financial bills sent to them by Tories in the Commons . 

Clearly , members without ministerial office may participate in all of these stages , and Opposition members will take particular care to scrutinize and attack government action . 

Later I turned a page and uttered a gasp of stunned surprise that made Edward look up from the manuscript he scrutinized . 

Ok , post and/or email me direct if you are or might be interested . 

If you ( or anyone else ) wants a run-down of the whole squad with their squad numbers , email me and I ll see if I ve still got it . 

Families eating candyfloss under strings of coloured lights , crowds of bikers guzzling frogburgers , country music wailing from loudspeakers ; we could have been on Hampstead Heath on Bank Holiday night . 

At 3.00pm we staggered onto the summit after endless moves of II and III and guzzled down the orange juice . 

Her kids guzzle sugar all day , and the house is an absolute mess . 

Private cars guzzle about 7% of the world 's commercial ( non-industrial ) energy or 17% of the oil used each year . 

I have praised her effusively for her work -- quite rightly -- I have given her lunch at my villa -- she refused the wine , though I observe she is guzzling Willi 's champagne without a shudder . 

Champagne was guzzled like lemonade and flexible friends took care of the bill . 

Sir John 's temper had improved but Athelstan dreaded spending a day watching him guzzle one goblet of wine after another . 

Two more were pointed out by a villager and detonated by a U. S. explosives team in the afternoon .

Other patrols speed up and down local highways , giving IED triggermen less time to detonate the bombs .

After police returned fire , the attackers detonated the explosives .

U. S. Army Maj. Margaret Kageleiry said the soldiers shot at the bomber , which caused him to detonate his vest prematurely .

The attack followed a familiar pattern : An explosives-laden vehicle drove up to the gate of the center and was detonated near about 60 men , who were waiting to see the army recruiters inside .

The tactic was used the day before in Taji , north of Baghdad , when insurgents detonated a truck holding two chlorine gas tanks .

As the team drove away , an unseen attacker detonated the bomb as Everhart passed , killing him .

One attacker was shot before he could enter the training compound , and another detonated a bomb at the front gate , Samoon said .

Before detonating the bomb , apparently with a cellphone , the assailants had dumped an injured man dressed as a municipal police officer on the sidewalk as bait to lure police and emergency paramedics closer to the vehicle .

Although clad with armor to withstand bullets from an AK-47 , the vehicle could be damaged or destroyed while detonating a large roadside bomb .

On Friday , a Taliban suicide bomber in a police uniform detonated a bomb at police headquarters in the southern city of Kandahar , killing the police chief and a bodyguard and injuring several others .

Fearing they were spotters preparing to detonate the rockets by remote control , he ordered a gunner in a Bradley fighting vehicle to fire a burst from his 25-millimeter main gun .

This West African nation , however , came under renewed scrutiny after a young Nigerian man was arrested on suspicion of attempting to detonate explosives concealed in his underpants on a Detroit-bound flight on Christmas Day .

According to initial reports , the man , who was on foot , detonated explosives strapped to his body as police approached at a busy intersection near the northern town of Afula .

BAGHDAD â€� Firefighters fought a massive oil pipeline blaze Friday in northern Iraq after insurgents detonated explosives on the line that stretches from fields southwest of Kirkuk to a refinery in Baiji .

* Dec. 9 , 2003 : A female suicide bomber detonates a belt of explosives in front of the National Hotel in central Moscow , killing six people and injuring 14 others .

Also Tuesday , a suicide attacker detonated a Toyota Corolla packed with explosives next to a U. S. military convoy about five miles outside the eastern city of Khowst , police chief Mohammed Ayub said by phone .

In 2004 , a pair of suicide bombers there were able to buy tickets illegally from airport personnel and went on to detonate explosives while aboard separate flights , killing 90 people .

A day after a soldier in their unit was killed by an IED outside Muqdadiya , north of Baghdad , soldiers in an IED search team discovered and detonated a roadside bomb nearby .

Suddenly , a Palestinian stepped just inside the front door and detonated a devastating bomb , killing 12 people and wounding more than 50 others .

A suicide bomber also attacked a government office south of Kabul , the Afghan capital , detonating a car bomb that injured three police officers and a bystander , police said .

Police said they believed that the bomb was detonated by remote control .

An Army explosives expert called in to investigate was killed when a second bomb was detonated by remote control .

So when sophisticated bombs detonated by long-range cordless phones began blowing up under U. S. and Afghan military vehicles on mountain tracks , investigators knew they had to search elsewhere for the masterminds .

" When they arrive , the car is suddenly detonated by remote control .

Thirty-four car bombs have been detonated in September in Iraq , the highest monthly tally since the war began in March 2003 , U. S. military officials said .

Moments later , the car bomb was detonated outside the Sari Club by a man in the vehicle , prosecutors say , although it remains to be proven whether he intended to kill himself .

At the Radisson , an assailant detonated an explosives belt in the midst of a wedding party in a crowded banquet hall , resulting in extensive casualties , officials said .

In 2004 , two suicide bombers were able to buy tickets illegally from Domodedovo staff members and detonated bombs aboard a pair of planes , killing 90 people .

Within 15 minutes , a Chevrolet Caprice rolled up at another checkpoint to Karbala and detonated explosives amid pilgrims , police and soldiers .

In Lahore , gunmen Wednesday attacked a building housing local police and Pakistani intelligence agents before detonating explosives in a van , killing 27 people .

He claimed two suicide bombers succeeded in detonating explosive vests in Paktia and that the Kabul bombing was retaliation for attacks on Taliban forces .

However , Mullah Abdul Hakim Latifi , who claimed to speak for the Taliban , said its fighters had detonated the mine by remote control .

Another suspect at the news conference , Idris Nsubuga , said he had detonated a bomb at the rugby club .

The attack began about 6 a. m. when insurgents detonated a car bomb outside the council compound , located in an upscale residential area , said Seddiq Seddiqi , a spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry .

The ringleaders were unsure that the second bomber had the nerve to set off the blast , so they entrusted the task of detonating both bombs to the more motivated terrorist , the investigator said .

But just as prayers began , the boy moved into the crowd and detonated explosives hidden under his shawl .

Soldiers at the scene said that once Bass realized she had been spotted , she tried unsuccessfully to detonate the explosives .

The task force has been credited with developing various strategies to combat the IED threat , such as changing military tactics and equipping troops with electronic jammers that prevent insurgents from detonating the makeshift bombs .

In the early 2000s , traffickers detonated bombs at least twice , but in both cases the targets were rival gangsters .

Two suicide bombers , a Somali and a Kenyan , also detonated bombs , he said .

Khava Barayeva , 22 , detonates a truck packed with explosives outside a Russian military facility .

The bomber detonated a vest packed with explosives at the entrance to Forward Operating Base Gamberi in Laghman province at about 7:30 a. m. , according to Afghan Defense Ministry spokesman Gen. Mohammad Zahir Azimi .

They discovered that car bombs afflicting Baghdad were likely being assembled within six miles of where they were being detonated .

It was not immediately clear whether any of their suicide vests were detonated .

Later in the day a suicide bomber detonated his explosives inside the city 's hospital as Sunni Muslim parliament member Mutasher Samarrai visited .

They took over from an engineer unit that had detected and detonated more than 200 roadside bombs during its year in Iraq , said Flanagan , the operations sergeant .

He apparently accelerated into a wall and detonated his payload just before 4:30 p. m. , as many inside were getting ready to go home .

The IEDs are frequently propped against them and detonated either by cellphone or by a hired triggerman who simply touches two wires together when the target passes .

But the impostor detonated his explosives vest , lumpy beneath his blue clothing , killing Shakir and three bystanders .

An insurgent hiding in a ravine used a cellphone to detonate a " daisy chain " of several bombs made from artillery shells , commanders said .

He was overpowered by the wait staff before he could detonate what police later said was a large bomb hidden in the backpack he carried .

There is minimal danger of everybody being dragged in if one person falls into a crevasse , and sophisticated rescue methods can be substituted by sheer manpower on the surface .

Finally , let formula-here-in-original be the unit matrix with the element formula-here-in-original substituted for the unit in the i , ith position .

A low phenylalanine diet can not fully substitute for the fine tuning of phenylalanine turnover normally exerted by hepatic phenylalanine hydroxylase .

Since cloned human TFIIA is not yet available , we used the yeast analogue , which can functionally substitute for the human factor in pol II transcription in vitro ( 17 , 24 ) .

Perhaps Engelberger 's idea of the paradise on Earth is robots to substitute for human teachers , hospital nurses , and doctors .

Instead of how to stimulate demand sufficiently to absorb all that the machines could produce , the problem was what to substitute for the planet 's fast-diminishing raw material and energy resources .

Therefore we examined the ability of 3T3 cells ( a murine fibroblast cell line ) to substitute for fetal mesenchyme .

Whether their accounts confirm , coincide with , or can substitute for the psychoanalytic account of desire as lack is hard to say .

And I find that my father , who was old too , at the time substituted for the father and I have an excellent relationship with my son !

Charcoal can also substitute for fossil fuels , which in some places is an urgent need .

Desserts can be substituted by a portion of fresh fruit , or fresh fruit salad , but if possible in Stage II try to prepare the suggested desserts from the recipes provided .

There are three types of amine , depending on the number of hydrogens substituted by alkyl groups .

The Welsh Water Authority issued a Red 2 flood warning , and BR 's Swindon control centre telexed Swansea that it would be ` probably imprudent " to allow the train 's departure . 

Furious , she walked out of the shop with bundles of the offending garment over her arm and telexed Carno to withdraw the pattern from production immediately . 

Faxing or telexing a 60-70 page document is a time-consuming and therefore expensive process , and always with that nagging uncertainty that one or two pages might not have transmitted properly .

So my first act on Indian soil was to telex a friend at Weatherbys , the British racing bureaucrats , to get them to explain the facts of life to the Bombay Turf Club .

The Welsh Water Authority issued a Red 2 flood warning , and BR 's Swindon control centre telexed Swansea that it would be ` probably imprudent " to allow the train 's departure .

Early experimenters in that field reported observations of electrified rods becoming sticky , as evidenced by small pieces of paper sticking to them , and of the rebounding of one electrified body from another .

Dust particles then stick to these greasy carpet fibres , causing them to sag and fade in colour .

Electrostatic filters charge the incoming air so that the particles stick to an oppositely charged screen .

Beneath an open , high-necked , long-sleeved cotton dressing gown , she was wearing a simple white cotton nightdress , which stuck to her still damp body , and she smelt of soap and steam .

The mechanisms by which platelet sticks to platelet during aggregation are not fully understood .

Synthetic cutting boards : These present special problems as organic soil physically sticks to the materials used so bonding occurs .

Each time I 'd wondered how they carried such a heavy load : how the pine-needles even stuck together , bound as they were with a single length of rope .

The drier ingredients such as the nuts wo n't immediately stick to the truffles , but if you continue gently rolling them , they will gradually pick up an even coating .

Rose petals are too strong ; they curl and will not stick onto the clay .

The polymer treatment might be used straight away as a daily mouthwash for mentally handicapped people to stop plaque sticking to teeth .

Her shift , too , was white , but it was sticking to her body here and there with sweat .

Although he is now a few months past the usual retirement age of 65 , Mr Sulzberger has not disclosed when he will go . 

The proposed rules will require the non-weapons powers to disclose how much uranium they buy . 

I can disclose tonight that there is a five-point plan of pain for the Welsh people . 

Last week The Northern Echo disclosed how Durham county councillors had voted to repossess the Duke Street premises in Darlington occupied by the Durlia Club . 

Analysts also believe that the majority of the those people who would not disclose how they were going to vote were more likely to be Conservative than Labour . 

Ron Wise , of Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre , said doctors had not disclosed whether the tumour was cancerous . 

More than three times as many men as women killed themselves during that time , the Minister for Health , Brendan Howlin , disclosed . 

Wilson disclosed the split into equally balanced factions when he said that two further members had also resigned on the grounds that a weakened Commission could no longer usefully continue . 

During employment the employee could not use or disclose this information without breaching the duty of fidelity . 

The board acted just weeks after GM disclosed the biggest loss in corporate history . 

It also allows the police and Customs to permit accountants to go on acting for a client after they have disclosed suspicious activity to them . 

In particular , please do not disclose it to your doctor , employer or insurer without first discussing the matter with me . 

Neither of them disclosed from whom this permission would have to be obtained . 

The move , disclosed by health chiefs , is likely to create controversy after the outcry over school league tables . 

About 830,000 tonnes of tuna is sold annually in the US , and canners have often failed to disclose on their labels where the tuna was caught , let alone under what conditions . 

The situation disclosed in these two letters is hard to disentangle . 

In this case the seller will not be in breach of the terms implied by section 12 provided that before the contract was made he disclosed to the buyer the existence of the lien . 

In these circumstances it is sufficient for the broker to disclose to the customer that he is acting as principal , provided that he does not charge commission . 

In August 1991 she disclosed to her older half-sister that she had been sexually abused by her father . 

Only then did he disclose to John Macnab that he and Margaret were leaving for Germany next morning , 26 August , the day on which the powers of detention and internment would come into effect . 

Is he under a fiduciary obligation to disclose to shareholders with whom he intends to trade , the fact that he holds inside information ? 

I spent the evening just holding her , " disclosed one bereaved owner . 

In January 1990 it was disclosed that in 1976 a meltdown at Greifswald had only narrowly been averted . 

Without being asked , Joujou disclosed that the secret of life was not to look too thin or too young and never to nag . 

Barroso disclosed that an agenda and timetable for talks had been drawn up , but that a ceasefire had not been discussed . 

He also disclosed that the annual inflation rate , which had been over 400 per cent before his government took office , had been reduced to 78 per cent . 

Schering disclosed what it regarded as confidential information to Falkman and the expert for this purpose . 

` I will count to three and if you do not disclose the whereabouts of the stolen billfold I will break open your head . " 

When I read out ` La Parure " to a writing class , I noticed that the penny dropped with some people just before the author disclosed the secret . 

That piece of information shook her so much that she put up no resistance to being led off , except to say , ` Where are we going ? " 

It certainly shook me when you came downstairs , but then I just thought my people might be away , and have let the cottage . 

He screamed again , a sound of primal fear that shook the others who heard it . 

She had just stood there , scarcely able to breathe , and aware that only a hair 's breadth of control separated her from a fury that would shake her to her soul . 

This notion shook me to my roots -- I 'd mess up my new safety boots , And what about the donkey jacket ? 

He has a stare that can fill a man with dread -- a quiet , almost contemptuous look which shakes you to your boots . 

When I eventually arrived at the hospital I was feeling in the best of spirits and apparently shook the sisters by asking them to bring on the dancing girls . " 

Officials said that President de Klerk was severely shaken by his meetings with Mrs Thatcher and Sir Geoffrey Howe , then Foreign Secretary . 

The nation is profoundly shaken by the defeat of our troops at Stalingrad . 

Wordsworth lived by his beliefs for eight years , but in 1805 he was so shaken by the death of his brother John that his self-sufficiency collapsed . 

Mr. Hallworth was considerably shaken by the scene and finally said , ` All right . 

Some said the king was gravely shaken by his narrow escape from death , and the implied threat that still hung over him . 

She was very badly shaken and may never go out alone because of her ordeal . 

Gilberto 's next words had shaken Zen more than anything that had happened so far . 

With Chrissie so shaken up , it would be good to have a second voice in the Stones ' house that could exert some control over the eleven-year-old . 

He 'd shaken up Evans , first bawling him out then ending up with a show of confidence in him with the Havana . 

It shook me up the way the split was done for the 1990 US Open . 

At the back of the church knelt Mrs Duffy , the school caretaker , saying her beads . 

During interrogation some detainees were made to kneel for long periods , in some cases on bottle tops and pebbles , and received severe beatings on their backs , the soles of their feet and hands . 

The altar-servers , who had been kneeling just moments before , were now half-sitting , half-lying on the platform , arms and elbows outstretched to support them . 

A pair of Jacobean Dersinghams , husband and wife in about half life-size , kneeling side by side on a plinth , looked stolidly into eternity . 

Sent up early to the dormitory , I had to kneel naked by the side of my bed . 

For a second or two Ben knelt there in front of him threateningly , his whole body tensed as if to act . 

Defries knelt at the edge of the rough-hewn , irregularly-shaped hole . 

Small took the wheel of a dilapidated pick-up , while two men knelt behind the cab with shotguns . 

Fand set her spear against the wall and knelt by Ruth , reaching out to touch her hand . 

She knelt by the trunk , flinging aside papers , reaching down and down , scrabbling in the corners . 

Her greatest dread , however , was that the vicar might suggest that , together , he and Olivia should kneel in prayer . 

As the doc knelt in the sand the engine flickered and caught fire with a roar like a trapped animal . 

She was naked now , and kneeling on the bed still holding her wine . 

She knelt on the floor , heedless of the cold stone beneath her knees . 

She would kneel on the floor behind the sofa and pull out the tall books of art reproductions . 

She knelt on the cold stone floor and carefully placed some coals on the dying embers in the grate . 

Sung was kneeling on the top of the dyke , staring across at the House as the dawn broke . 

As we trooped out of the hall , the old lady in the wheelchair was still trying to get up , and Clara Beeding was kneeling in front of her . 

Fully clothed , enormous in midnight-blue serge suit and peaked cap , he knelt above her , rhythmically slapping her face with a pendulum action of his heavy-gloved hand . 

He found it and clung there for a while , then pushed clear and knelt among the waves , head lowered . 

The people kneeling around her sighed all together , a breath of wonder that rippled through them . 

He did not immediately dry his face but knelt over the stream , looking down to where the sun was glinting on the pebbles , turning them momentarily into stars . 

The elder brother was shot in the stomach as he knelt pleading for mercy . 

He 'd discarded his trousers and was unfastening his shirt when she realised she was staring . 

She looked away quickly , and unfastened the waistband of her uniform skirt . 

FitzAlan moved a pace to meet them , his free hand unfastening his cloak . 

Sabine unfastened the chain round her neck , and put the medallion gently into the Baronne 's hand . 

Eochaid lifted his hands to his neck and began to unfasten the chain of the Brecbennoch . 

Their furs were too thick and they could feel very little of each other , but Tallis unfastened his cloak and quickly kissed the cold , taut skin of his throat . 

He undid his tie so that it hung loose around his neck and unfastened the top few buttons on his shirt . 

Althusser 's theory of history has been more widely attacked and denigrated than any other aspect of his work , largely because he dared to argue that , far from providing the unassailable foundation of Marxism , history was a problematic concept even in Marx 's own texts : 

Er and of course if you 're in one group , you might think that something 's trivial and you might denigrate another a group for talking about those things , when in fact that group sees it as an important talk about it might see the thing that the other group hold dear to talk about as something trivial , and to denigrate . 

In each case they inevitably begin to denigrate their opposite numbers for not doing ` real police work " . 

Ageism is also structurally determined by policy documents which denigrate the growing number of very old people as a non-productive burden by such terms as The Rising Tide ( Health Advisory Service , 1983 ) . 

Characters in the novel do not denigrate themselves because of their sex . 

Cicero denigrated the Gauls in the Pro Fonteio about 69 B.C. because his client Fonteius had been accused by them . 

The Reverend Stan McKay , a Native Canadian , has called on Christian communicators to help dismantle the myths that continue to denigrate aboriginal people throughout the world . 

` Do you think she 's going about denigrating your practice to all and sundry ? " 

From what has been argued so far , it is apparent that there are powerful forces at work which tend to denigrate and diminish old people . 

They will be secure enough about their own capabilities and limitations to take the lead in talking in ways which the old lags will continue to denigrate for a while as ` weak " or ` idealistic " . 

As part of this process some carers experience that in this capacity , whatever their skills in other directions , they take on the invisibility of their dependent , denigrated in a market oriented society as a burden . 

It is , therefore , surprising that all the reports that plans were afoot to free Blake were so quickly denigrated by the police and MI5 . 

Children are denigrated by adults , and as Itzin ( 1984 ) has identified this discrimination sows the seeds for later ageism towards very old people . 

Well , Moscavisi 's argument , and I must say , I agree with him , is that they tended to be denigrated by both groups who might have taken the biggest interest in them . 

Other artists and movements are consistently denigrated , presumably to inflate Epstein 's stature though it does him a disservice . 

In Jameson 's critique , it is precisely this populism and celebration of kitsch which is denigrated . 

Writers of the so-called Golden Age of the detective story , the 1920s , " 30s and " 40s , are often denigrated for using cardboard characters . 

Those are all reasons for us to have pride in our health service , rather than denigrating the achievements of all our public-spirited NHS staff . 

It grieves me to say that the committee seemed to spend some time trying to denigrate the authority 's findings and to vindicate the tobacco industry . 

On one hand the public demands ever more complex and advanced technology while at the same time mistrusting and denigrating the scientific/technological base that helps to produce today 's high standard of living in the developed world . 

In between boasting about their materialistic possessions , the couple denigrate Ferdinand 's lifestyle and marriage . 

After a few moments of uncomfortable silence , she said stubbornly , ` If you denigrate my life 's work , you shall not profit by it unless you apologize to me , Clare . " 

My father , on the other hand , never went to church though he never denigrated my mother 's choice and approved of his children being raised as God-fearing . 

We understand that Israeli propaganda tries to denigrate us as backward people because it " justifies " their occupation , yet unfortunately this attitude arises again and again among so called progressives and feminists . 

They failed to reflect the political spectrum in its entirety and they tended to exclude or denigrate all those who strayed outside the centre of the political stage . 

` While not wishing to denigrate the activities of Brian Mitchell , we would question the use to which his work has been put , " he added . 

From his position as Chairman of the CDU , Adenauer continued to denigrate Erhard , even after the latter 's election as Chancellor . 

She was left feeling uncomfortably in the wrong , as if by trying to deny her femininity she 'd somehow denigrated herself . 

If the mother denigrates her husband , it is more likely that a boy will become particularly anxious ( Wolff , 1983b ) . 

` You 'd be a lot better if you were n't forever denigrating yourself . " 

Here you will be transported backwards in time as you meander through the Victorian street , with its working craftsmen , and into the period rooms showing life as it was in Victorian times . 

At any time of the year , if you meander into the hilltowns , your senses will be rewarded . 

Here you will be transported backwards in time as you meander through the Victorian street , with its working craftsmen , and into the period rooms showing life as it was in Victorian times .

Cows still meander through the village to pastureland near the stream which runs alongside the graveyard .

The procession will meander through downtown Atlanta and past City Hall before ending at Atlanta -Fulton County Stadium .

Roxanne killed six people during its first pass before moving into the Gulf of Mexico and meandering for days .

Roxanne killed six people during its first pass last week before moving into the Gulf of Mexico and meandering erratically for days .

The company entered into negotiations for the purchase of a site in Raleigh Road , Penge .

By winning the election , Major has entered phase two of his premiership .

To enter this eventful activity in 1986 , the prospective owner would have had to find some $45 million to have a VLCC of 250,000 tonnes built new .

Fellowship member Bob Taylor ( not related to the Coordinator ) entered into a project of some restoration at his local church .

Before entering into detailed debate on these contentious issues it is important to emphasise two general points .

Bruce Herschensohn , a TV pundit in California seeking the Republican nomination in an upcoming Senate US race , proclaimed in the wake of the riots that ` some people are rotten " , and derided the idea of underlying social causes . 

In other words , while leading government spokesmen publicly derided the Free Presbyterians as a trouble-making minority , others with the interests of the Unionist Party at heart appreciated that Paisley 's militant stand was popular enough to cause problems if his challenge was accepted . 

Enoch Powell derided the bill as an absurdity : you could n't just invent a second chamber . 

In all seriousness , I ask the Government not to deride the strong arguments for a local income tax just because they happen to be advanced by what they call minority parties . 

At their previous meeting in December , the Palestinians had derided Israeli proposals for interim self-government as ` Swiss cheese -- they get the cheese , we get the holes . " 

So far she had gained the distinct impression that being angry and obnoxious with her suited him just fine -- he positively revelled in deriding her at every opportunity . 

And the party chairman derided the differences between Neil Kinnock and Bryan Gould , the trade and industry spokesman , on the value of water industry shares . 

Bullock' s call for worker-directors was generally derided as utopian . 

For a party with that record now to deride as unreal , and even denounce as illegitimate , opponents who are also re-examining their past suggests the presence of a certain myopia . 

However , when he heard his father being ‘ derided … under the odious name of Puritan ’ , he joined them no more . 

The rest , collectively categorised as ` alternative medicine " , ` fringe medicine " and ` natural therapeutics " , have sometimes been ignored by orthodox Western medical practitioners , and sometimes derided . 

He let his racket do the talking and discovered the magic of The Championships that he had previously derided , as have so many of the giants of the past . 

To counter this , he was Taking the Side of the Other , using the national symbols of kingship , which he had previously derided . 

I was n't partisan politically but I did think that choice was important , whether it was which brand you chose or which person you decided to deride . 

Generals are often derided for fighting their last war all over again . 

A big-shouldered , coarse-tongued drinking man , thumbs looped in his braces , black-shirted to save the washing , he was often derided as a rough country boy , the son of a rural cobbler . 

Long derided as the product of a fevered brain , Docklands has made progress this year , despite backlash from Olympia & York 's £5.8bn worldwide debts . 

The Royal Academy Summer show , derided by critics but beloved of the public , runs from 7 June to 16 August . 

THERE have been two instances recently where populist concepts of health and illness -- much derided by doctors -- have been partially vindicated . 

Yet this is the same real world derided by Michael Heseltine , Board of Trade President , as ` Labour 's twilight zone of gloom and doom " . 

The opposite view , that of Morgan 's contemporary , McLennan -- a view derided by Morgan , Marx , and Engels -- sees kinship terms as having no social significance at all . 

Elections were ordered by the Amir in June 1991 in a decree derided by the opposition as " a facade of democracy " [ see p. 38309 ] . 

The government found itself derided for its failure to stand up for Serbia , assert Russian interests in the Straits -- the focal point of nationalist aspiration -- and face the confrontation between Slav and Teuton which was widely thought to be inevitable . 

The promoter of a Sabbatarian bill in the Parliament of 1621 , he was derided as a sectary and a disturber of the peace by a histrionic lawyer , who was expelled from the Commons for this offence . 

FOR MOST of the '70s and all of the '80s , this monumental folly-cum- tour de force was universally derided as the cypher standing for all that was preposterous about the British progressive rock movement . 

Its presence had at first been derided by the national brewers but its campaigning zeal attracted continual media attention and many independent brewers had been encouraged to return to cask beer production with enthusiasm . 

Its recent proposal for a ` bicameral " legislature after 1997 , in which directly-elected members would fill just half of one chamber , was derided by local liberals but liked in Peking . 

But the lack of international regulations is derided by many practitioners . 

Kitson 's views were derided by the establishment but he had important influence in both radical and lunatic fringe circles . 

Cornwall will be fielding an unchanged side from the semi-finals and Glyn Williams , their captain , stressed the importance within the county of the ADT championship , which is derided by some for its supposed second-class quality . 

Although intuitive aromatherapy is much derided by orthodox practitioners ( and even by a few scientifically minded aromatherapists ) , it too has its place in the holistic scheme of things . 

Out will go the flowery descriptions of aspects , views and outlook which have always been so derided by disappointed property viewers . 

Although it had originally been derided by the other parties , it was now a local success story , backing businesses which employed a total of 2,500 people , and had gained all-party support . 

Other identifications -- whether with feminism , the gay community , independent activist organisations -- are derided as bourgeois and self-limiting . 

Tragically , the monumental work written by this great traveller , the first from the British Isles to visit Abyssinia , was initially derided and discredited . 

At home Madame , if referred to at all , had always been the person who had been derided . 

Many other major writers -- Shelley , Defoe , Sterne , Fielding , for example -- were derided as ` trivial " or ` not serious " . 

He has dumped down the notes for a greyhound , has given his heart to the beast , and is derided for this by his friends in the pub . 

Marxism has been frequently derided for its explanations of political behaviour in Western democracies . 

His pledge was derided as ` a grievance procedure for Christians thrown to the lions " when opt-out heads met for a somewhat valedictory national conference last week . 

But Karajan 's assiduousness has , inevitably , been derided and criticized , the propagandists coming up , on this occasion , with the word ` perfectionism " . 

Yesterday 's debate was dominated by black sections supporters who derided the compromise notion of a mixed-race ` black and white minstrels " society . 

We deride our democracy and itch to find ways of improving it , such as proportional representation or abolishing the House of Lords . 

Today these are still of immense import , with men deriding those in another division or section , bragging that their villains are the toughest or their section tasks more numerous and arduous . 

The Zuckerman books help one to imagine how Roth has faced the reproach that he has derided his family and sold their secrets . 

They went on to deride the ` screaming headlines " , ` spate of glorification " , and ` premature eulogies " which followed in its wake . 

The acclaim was loudest , and most heartfelt , when Mr Lawson derided the inability of the Opposition to offer a convincing alternative formula . 

Earlier he had derided Labour 's commitment to combating crime after an attack by Labour 's Derek Enright ( Hemsworth ) . 

The USSR has derided Pakistan 's ` non-bloc policy " on this basis . 

` Congress derided President Truman 's domestic program , passed significant legislation over his veto and generally dismissed his hope of extending the Roosevelt New Deal into the Truman Fair Deal . " 

Crimes specified were robbing churches , burning instead of burying the dead , deriding Christian services and practices , and sacrificing to Woden . 

Earlier some engineers had derided this side of the business as mere ` ironmongery " , and there had also been political constraints on development . 

Dawn 's words re-echoed in her mind , in spite of the fact that Robert had derided them so vehemently , and she felt that she must always be on her guard . 

Not everybody likes this style and , among psychologists , Skinner ( 1959 ) in particular has derided the use of concepts based on inferred structures and processes . 

Their ancestors had scorned and derided Vincent and now they were rich from Van Gogh postcards and souvenirs bought by people like Skye , who only came to catch a whisper of his ghost . 

He derides those who laud Burke 's ` fancy " , as though he were the kind of man ` to play with his fancy for the purpose of separable ornament " . 

Like Parmenides , he is more intuitive than scientific ; he derided Xenophanes and Pythagoras for their interest in details : ` Learning many things does not teach wisdom . " 

Faldo has often been the butt of cruel comments from other US tour pros , who deride his application , attitude and pace of play . 

A visit due to be made to Suva by Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans in November 1990 was cancelled by Mara after a speech to the UN General Assembly in which Evans derided the new Constitution . 

Of course there will always be some who say , ` People will sign anything " , and deride your efforts . 

Impotent old devils and dried-up hags always deride the efforts of the young . 

Is it a by-product of our musical inventiveness , this perpetual desire to applaud the new and deride the old ? 

In Crabbe 's poem we are shown Peter deriding his dying father . 

Knowing how the American had abused and derided her , could she hide her resentment and make polite conversation ? 

Catesby ridiculed his suggestion and Queen Margaret jubilantly derided it . 

He grinned , deriding her patent lack of enthusiasm , and said ruthlessly , ` You 'll have to brave it sooner or later . " 

Mary Rose had listened to a TV debate once when one of the panel had derided the sentimental Aryan view of Jesus Christ . 

I toddled through the gate and made for the tree because it was studded all over with soft dark fruit . 

Some of these synapses are on the shafts of the dendrites , others are attached to the tiny spines which stud the dendritic surface and which can be seen in Figure 10.6 . 

Cartoons for semi-literate railwaymen studded the pages , and the back page was nearly full of capitalist-style advertisements of all kinds .

Then he made out the thousands of tiny rings that studded the ceiling .

Above left Angela 's favourite farmyard painting , embroidered kettle holders and children 's drawings stud the wall above the kitchen sink .

Wood anemones and celandines studded the damp ground of hazel and alder carr ; and clumps of king cups , a first bluebell and the tiny barren strawberry flower .

Cloudberries , or knoutberries as they 're known in the Dales , studded the moor , set amongst the dark fleshy green leaves like clusters of red beads .

In April a Kuwaiti airliner was hijacked and flown to North East Iran . 

In an attempt to focus world attention on military repression in Burma , a Thai airliner was hijacked on Nov. 10 by two Yangon University students demanding the release of Suu Kyi and of two student activists , an end to martial law and military tribunals , and the release of all political prisoners . 

In 1990 , three Aeroflot planes were hijacked to Sweden and all of the Russian hijackers surrendered . 

A hundred and twenty people have been killed after terrorists exploded a bomb in the cockpit of a plane they were trying to highjack in South China . 

Two men and a woman armed with grenades hijacked an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 727 airliner on a flight from Dire Dawa in eastern Ethiopia to Addis Ababa , the capital , on Sept. 4 and forced the pilot to land in Djibouti [ for Aug. 28 hijacking see p. 39042 ] . 

A 20-year-old Ethiopian , Nebiu Zewolde Demeke , hijacked a Lufthansa Airbus 310 on Thursday on a flight to Cairo . 

Two dissident Myanma students hijacked a Myanma aircraft on a domestic flight and forced it to land at U-tapao military air base in Thailand on Oct. 6 , 1989 . 

Ly Tong , a former South Vietnamese air force pilot who had lived in the USA since the end of the Vietnam War , hijacked an aircraft flying from Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh City on Sept. 4 . 

In 1973 , Arab guerrillas hijacked a West German airliner , leading to 31 deaths . 

A 17-year-old youth who was arrested after trying to hijack an airliner as a ` prank " may face charges , an airline said today . 

A simple tale of a teenager ( Yvan Attal , near left ) who hijacks a school bus to take him to his girl in another town , it is also a complex allegory of Love versus the Law . 

AUTOBUS Post-New Wave whizz-kid Eric Rochant follows A World Without Pity with a trip to the French provinces , where a passionate youth quietly dying of smalltown boredom hijacks a school bus to take him to his girl , Charlotte Gainsbourg . 

A woman shot in the mouth and dumped by the side of the road after the gang hijacked her car was last night critically ill . 

The pair were shot when three gunmen hijacked their car , even though they did not resist . 

But attackers have hijacked cars waiting at traffic lights and road junctions by simply opening the passenger door , jumping in and forcing the driver to a more deserted area . 

A BRITISH holiday couple were hijacked in their car by two escaped prisoners in France , it was revealed last night . 

They shot and wounded a man before hijacking his car , which was later found abandoned . 

Tons of food have been sent to Somalia but armed gangs have hijacked lorries , plundered stores and intercepted convoys before they can reach starving villagers . 

French farmers have hijacked a lorry and destroyed its load of strawberries bound for Britain . 

A gang posing as police officers hijacked a lorry driver and stole his fifty thousand pound load of wine , beer and spirits . 

Three masked men , one brandishing a rifle and another a pistol , hijacked the Guinness lorry in south Armagh yesterday . 

BANGKOK ( AP ) -- Two Burmese students who hijacked a plane to demand democracy in their military-ruled country will be tried in Thailand but not sent back home . 

Five Ethiopians hijacked an Ethiopian Airlines plane soon after it left Addis Ababa airport on Aug. 28 . 

AN AZERI who hijacked a Russian plane so he could go to the United States to work was held on charges of air piracy by a Swedish court yesterday after giving himself up . 

On one flight from England , carrying some of our personal possessions , bells started ringing at the Customs Desk -- and my carving knife was temporarily confiscated in case I attempted to hijack the plane ! 

He is believed to have been one of two armed men who last month hijacked a police car , prompting a manhunt over three Irish counties . 

He has now been positively identified by detectives as one of two men who hijacked a police car when traffic patrol officers checked out a suspect van in Co Limerick three weeks ago . 

ARMED robbers hijacked a mail van by posing as police officers . 

The court heard the gang hijacked several cars to try to shakle off police . 

Some children said our hoped-for bus had gone through so Mohammed and Ali wandered off and somehow hired or hijacked a pick up truck . 

Police said three armed men took over a house at Garvagh Road , Dungiven , last night and hijacked a white Transit van which they abandoned with the bomb on board . 

An armed man yesterday hijacked a security van and stole 00,000 after his woman accomplice drove their car into the back of the Group 4 van in central London , police said . . 

French farmers hijacked a wine tanker and poured its contents all over the road . 

Scotland Yard say the man hijacked a refuse vehicle at gunpoint after running away from the scene of a robbery . 

Three guys hijacked it from the Company 's yard but I saw then and climbed into the refridgeration unit at the back . 

The suspect hijacked the taxi in Cretan Road , abandoned it in a cul de sac after injuring two more police officers in a frenzied attack and then was arrested in nearby Bishopsgate Street . 

There were no injuries and damage was confined to the car , which had been hijacked the previous night in west Belfast . 

His supporters hijacked an internal Soviet flight on Nov. 8 and forced it to fly to Ankara , in an attempt to publicize their cause . 

Ferry traffic was halted for a week in December because of fears that refugees might hijack the vessel to the United States . 

A TAXI driver was hijacked by a knife-wielding woman who threatened to kill him yesterday . 

The aircraft was hijacked by 15 convicts who overpowered guards escorting them on a flight from Neryungri to Yakutsk ( East Siberia ) . 

On April 24 an Italian ship carrying food supplies was hijacked at Kismayu by about 800 refugees . 

It had been hijacked from the Glen Road area and was later found abandoned in the same area . 

The vehicle was hijacked in the Shankill area a short time before the shooting and later abandoned at Slieveban Drive , Andersonstown . 

We were hijacked in Nicaragua and managed to get away from that . 

Police at Tennent Street are appealing for help from anyone who may have seen the car , which had been hijacked in west Belfast , between 11.30am and 4.15pm yesterday . 

A JAILBIRD was whisked to freedom by a pal who hijacked a helicopter yesterday . 

When Lesley finally collapsed her attacker hijacked a taxi then dumped it and fled to a pub . 

A Lufthansa jet with more than a hundred passengers on board hijacked by a gunman in Frankfurt has flown to New York . 

The men used a black Vauxhall Carlton estate , registration XXI 7255 , hijacked from Snugville Street in the Shankill . 

The 200lb bomb , packed into a Ford Sierra hijacked in the Joy Street area , where a family was held hostage , went off just before 1.30am . 

The United Nations says Somali gunmen who hijacked a U.N. -chartered vessel carrying food aid for tsunami victims have released the ship after holding it for more than two months .

He was also intrigued by the breed 's ability to breed all year round , and to drop rangy lambs that could be taken to 18kg with little risk of over-fatness . 

Particular regions on the coat proteins of viruses must bind to receptor molecules in the cell membrane before the viruses can enter animal cells . 

Recombinant Oct-11 protein binds specifically to an octamer sequence in vitro . 

The SAM molecules bind to the faces of the repressors , remote from the DNA , with their positively charged sulphur atoms lying at the carboxy termini of the B helices , as in the holorepressor structure . 

This phenomenon was not new ; in Haxey 's Case ( 1387 ) and Strode 's Case ( 1512 ) the privilege to say what one liked in Parliament with impunity had been denied but then conceded by the Crown . 

Senior Conservatives now concede privately that they are likely to remain behind until polling day . 

Greece 's conservative government conceded yesterday that a socialist victory in a weekend by-election in Athens had ` given us a clear message " . 

The first night of Leonore , Lefevre conceded sadly , had been a failure . 

Until yesterday , Taylor would concede only that Gascoigne MIGHT be England 's best player , which is a bit like saying that Linford Christie might be our best sprinter . 

` You 're right -- a badly chosen phrase , " he conceded derisively as he looked at his watch again . 

Roirbak had mistaken her for another boy : a skinny , awkward creature , but pretty in her own way , he conceded . 

As the cultural materialists concede , subversive thoughts are not subversive until they become a practice . 

On the other hand , she conceded , someone had to do the kind of menial tasks she was at present condemned to -- but why was it always women who did them ? 

It goes without saying that such developments demand fundamental changes of attitude on behalf of drivers .

Accordingly , he formulated a new conception of drama to suit his own inclinations . 

By the time he set off with Christian he had half formulated a plan to help with the future he had in mind for himself . 

The chemical supply industry has been remarkably adaptable in formulating a wide variety of products to solve specific cleaning problems . 

But no-one on the left formulated a clear strategy of supporting military preparedness as a way of enabling the labour movement to increase its economic and political muscle -- and thereby its ability to influence British foreign policy . 

A geological survey in the vicinity of Buckingham ( sheet 219 ) was undertaken for Buckinghamshire County Council to assist in formulating their plan for sand and gravel extraction in the county . 

In recent years Western socialists have formulated wide-ranging proposals for socialist economic organization in which markets play a key role . 

Dahl ( 1976 : 46 ) formulates a principle for speakers : ` Indicate only things which have changed and omit those which are as they were before . " 

De Gaulle had not waited for the end of the war to formulate his proposal for the new German settlement . 

My Group faced great difficulties when we tried to formulate our recommendations for the teaching of grammar . 

Labour Members like the idea that one can formulate the blueprint in Brussels and hand it down to be followed in every corner of the Community . 

It was a series of financial penalties imposed by Washington for manifold breaches of the 1977 Clean Air Act which forced the LA authorities to formulate such an epic approach in the first place . 

` I always formulate a clear image in the mind prior to commencing the photography . 

Such arrangements perhaps offer the closest local government parallel to the Cabinet system enabling majority party leaders to formulate policy with the advice of officers . 

He urged that the Communist Party " should propose a meeting with the Labour Party to jointly formulate a united front programme around which the common fight could be organised " . 

The 40-member steering committee was mandated to formulate agreements on all outstanding issues and to draft legislation to formalize any agreements . 

If it is consulted , the Regional Council will formulate a view on what is being proposed and will inform the District Council These views will be taken into account by the District Council in deciding the application . 

However , the emphasis in the project so far has been on formulating these individual solutions rather than on co-ordinating them . 

It is this expertise of the managers which justifies their being treated as the brain of the company , formulating corporate policy to further the ends of the enterprise . 

Sir William , who was expressing a personal view because of internal differences over the reorganisation , said that to split the NCC into three would remove a strategic overview in formulating national policies . 

Intellectual and scientific ideas are formulated by small groups ( minorities ) of professionals . 

Although a standardized set of rules has been formulated by WUKO , karate associations in countries outside their jurisdiction do not have to abide by them . 

By the end of the nineteenth century , neo-classical theory of how price is determined through the interaction of demand and supply was formulated by Alfred Marshall in his Principles of Economics . 

Its role is to formulate options and propose solutions to the MCC , which is ultimately responsible to the Academic Board for the Course and its development . 

We have formulated an ideal piece of research which we could never hope to carry out with our own ( almost certainly ) limited money , time and personnel . 

Most shaving products now contain moisturising properties but for the really sensitive man , Wilkinson have formulated Skin Solutions . 

The researcher is there to help the agency formulate the right strategy and the right advertising solution . 

Aluminium cleaners : There is a wide range of products formulated specifically for cleaning aluminium cladding and vehicle bodies . 

The range includes a cleanser , toner and moisturiser , which have been specially formulated for irritable complexions . 

Using a shampoo specially formulated for permed hair is one way to combat the damage caused . 

KS lesions on the face can be distressing , but can be covered with special make-up formulated for people with disfiguring birth-marks . 

There are different types for cast iron or steel boilers and for copper tubular types , and another type specially formulated for use on systems with aluminium radiators . 

Alkali cleaners : These products are often little more than mildly alkaline detergents formulated from anionic-non-ionic detergent blends with a very small proportion of caustic soda and balancing sequestrant . 

Gilligan began from Kohlberg 's ( 1966 ) stage theory of moral development , formulated from an all-male sample 's responses to a set of moral dilemmas . 

Abrasive cleaners : At their simplest these are the scouring powders formulated from little more than sand or feldspar , the aggregate and a small amount of chlorine release agent . 

The initial Western aims were Allied ones formulated in the context of the wartime alliance against Germany . 

The theory of general relativity he formulated in 1915 predicted that the universe was expanding . 

The remarkable mathematical model of the electromagnetic theory of light , formulated by that ancestor of modern theoretical physics , James Clerk Maxwell , in 1862 , was indeed both profound and open-ended . 

The BA Honours Degree in Retail Marketing , formulated by JS and Manchester Metropolitan University , has been running for three years and the two parties have now formally signed a contract securing the future of the programme . 

It 's specially formulated to cut through grease and dirt and to wipe away germs , leaving surfaces and floors not just clean but hygienically clean . 

THE new television advertisement for the Volkswagen Golf shows a car being dropped , removed and returned as a cube of twisted metal -- to prove that it is recyclable . 

Unfortunately , this does not prove that retinoic acid is the signal : it could be that it merely mimics the true signal . 

It is tempting for any regime to claim that its very survival proves that it has consent and support . 

It is surprising how many herbs can thus be fitted in before that agonizing search for a space for yet another indispensable plant proves that the only vacancy is the concrete path surrounding the dustbins . 

` What happened to these two chaps proves the rumour is not true . " 

` I have papers that prove the books have been forged but now I need someone to help me . 

People who demanded miracles to prove his divine mission were refused : his power came from the presence of the Father and was discerned by those ` with ears to hear " . 

` This spectacular discovery should once and for all prove what shape the original Globe was , " Martin Clout , the theatre architecture historian , said . 

The follow-up , ` Grandpa 's Party " , proved how sharp she could be . 

` The recent World Cup proved what a commercially lucrative venture rugby union can be . 

Geometrical demonstrations which prove something to be true of all triangles do not do so by proving it to be true of an abstract triangle to which all triangles correspond . 

You might destroy vital medical evidence which will help prove the case against the person who assaulted you . 

There is no doubt that he was being obstinate and suspicious , but his competence had been proved by his latest publication . 

The accuracy of your selection can only be proved by giving the remedy and the patient getting better . 

Lack of consent must be proved by showing that the victim 's ` understanding and knowledge were such that she was not in a position to decide . " 

Vietnamese officials provided Quinn with military evidence " proving " that Col. Robertson was dead , according to a Vietnam News Agency report on July 26 . 

Fundamentalists execrate someone for writing a book that they have n't read , and a famous novelist has to go into hiding for fear of his life . 

Clear fresh water bubbled up from a pebble-filled pool , overhung by rocks . 

Already the water was bubbling above the metal floor grille on which he was standing and the submarine had adopted a strange , unnatural posture , leaning to one side . 

And he was in the jacuzzi with her , turning up the dials until the water bubbled furiously around them . 

The boy -- Anton knew him by sight but not his name -- twitched and rolled and jerked and strained and foam bubbled from his mouth . 

The violence seethed inside him , like milk bubbling in a saucepan , trying to boil over and escape the unendurable heat . 

Some changes may come in the ` bottom-up " review now bubbling through the Pentagon ; others could be brought in when the organisation gets a new boss . 

A few more metres and she was faced with a panorama of colourful flower-beds surrounding a small lake where , as a centre-piece , air bubbled through a series of glass tubes of varying diameter and height to make an eye-catching display . 

Storing up a ticking-off for her sister , Leonora managed a rather stiff smile to hide the joy bubbling inside her . 

When mixture starts to bubble , add flour , breadcrumbs and mustard . 

Debussy 's answer to a journalist who asked if he was familiar with heaven -- ` yes , but I do n't natter about it with strangers " - is not so silly as it sounds . 

Well , I 'd been nattering to Kevin earlier , then about ten I went down the local pub for a few sherbets before closing time . 

Like Hughes , the toothsome Shandling switched to-and-fro between acted scenes and mini-monologues , nattering to the viewer about his family and sexual relationships . 

Somerville , who opens the week on Tuesday April 28 , is a shy chap but , given a hat , an audience and the chance to natter on his favourite topic he becomes ` a bit of an exhibitionist . 

CULT figures on Australian radio , ` Roy and HG " natter away about the cricketers of recent years , superbly dry and yet ` over the top " , some of their remarks surely bordering on the actionable . 

So why do n't we both get back to work now , instead of nattering on like a couple of housewives over the garden fence ? " 

So , she starts quizzing me and I start nattering on about the bloody Brontes -- I think Mrs Fleming must 've been really intelligent when she was young , honest-to-god she was firing them at me faster than Bamber Gascoigne , she says to me : ` And tell me , Karen , how are you going to deal with the themes of Repressed Sexuality in the Brontes ' work ? " 

Both governments claim sovereignty over a fifth of the world 's population , yet have survived as neighbours for 44 years without annihilating each other . 

As God 's ultimate judgement She punishes the evil forces by annihilating them . 

He is programmed to retrieve the missile and annihilate you . " 

The Viet Cong temporarily overrun the camp , but they are annihilated by fire from ` Puff the Magic Dragon " , an AC-47 gunship . 

The nadir was reached when at Bannockburn in 1314 the English army was annihilated by the Scots under Robert Bruce . 

Lastly , the sad record of colonialism in the far north-east includes the name of the Aleuts , who were largely annihilated by the Russians during the latters ' trans-Pacific adventure in pursuit of sea-otter furs . 

They had been annihilated by stealth , it was rumoured , or even by sorcery . 

Men , women and children desperate for food had been systematically annihilated by the burning toxins . 

As it is , however , his army has been annihilated and the fugitives will probably be slaughtered by peasants before they can reach a place of safety . 

But people are much more likely -- and we should stress that only the lunatic fringe is involved -- to believe it necessary that those they perceive as only minimally inferior to themselves should be annihilated . 

By the beginning of 1895 the Chinese navy had been virtually annihilated , and China 's land forces convincingly beaten . 

The entire Athenian fleet of 200 ships , plus a relieving squadron of 50 , was annihilated ( 454 ) . 

He went and denounced the wicked city , saying that like all other wicked cities of the Eastern Mediterranean it was about to be annihilated . 

The Hunters must be destroyed , and the liberals and voices who fail to support the Chosen Path must be annihilated . 

But the plunder is just part of the over-fishing that dates back to the 1960s , when North Sea herring were annihilated . 

Perhaps the most impressive sight was the remainder of Ras Lul Seged 's army , which had been almost annihilated in a furious battle and the Ras himself killed . 

Khrushchev 's dry comment on the Soviet lack of ` overkill " was : ` What good does it do to annihilate a country twice ? 

In the end , he said that he was the only survivor of a four man crew of Killer-type androids sent here to annihilate two criminals and return an object to his controllers . 

He then surrounded and annihilated Ras Lul Seged 's army , and the Ras was among those killed . 

The only reason he did n't stop to annihilate both of us on his way home was that he knew there was n't a minute to lose . 

KAMALA : The man mountain who annihilates all who get in his way 

The virus had annihilated all those who knew of Rassilon 's great mistake . 

I saw heretics beheaded , martyrs burned at the stake , Mexicans massacred , gooks machine gunned , Indians annihilated ; and strolled home happy . 

The French line was destroyed and its troops nearly annihilated , but a few remained and , farther back , still more . 

One well in Bondgate stank so much that when it was drained the decomposed body of a three-month-old baby was found . 

I can only liken this to a trance-like state which neither drains you of energy nor leaves you feeling elated afterwards . " 

She averted her eyes , draining the glass of fruit juice in one gulp . 

It drains humanity of its humour , reduces adults ' behaviour to that of petulant children . 

He walked to the table where he 'd left his brandy snifter , lifted it , and drained it of liquid . 

She had no idea of how she might use it : draining him of pity would be worse than draining him of money , and she would drown in guilt . 

There is usually a painless swelling of the lymph glands which drain the area of the primary sore . 

` What a menagerie , " said Marina , draining the bottle into their glasses . 

Numerous studies ( e.g. Stoner and Gee 1985 , Bull and Hall 1986 ) have compared the water chemistry of streams draining afforested areas with that of streams draining nearby moorland . 

" I guess it would , Daddy , " he replied shortly and drained the glass without looking up . 

` Thanks , " Cheryl said , and to Bernice 's amazement , drained the entire flask without stopping for breath . 

It is clearly related to man 's activities inland in draining the wetlands , cutting peat and altering the courses of the rivers Brue , Axe and Parrett . 

The mill was eventually forced to cease operations during Mr Bright 's time when a large pond , further upstream , was drained by a colliery to reduce water leakage into the coal workings . 

The valley is drained by the Clough River ( unusually so named , this being the only example I can think of where the word ` River " follows the name instead of preceding it ) . 

A one-page note to the policy and resources committee of the Yorkshire Water Authority last summer revealed that : ` The village is drained by sewers via two outfalls to the Derrings Beck . 

The cold water cistern is drained by shutting off the mains stopcock ( or , if fitted , the servicing valve ) and then opening the bath and basin cold taps . 

The local financial system has been drained of liquidity , interest rates have gone up and the stockmarket has been falling . 

Much of the marshland surrounding the broads and rivers has been drained to make the land available for agricultural use . 

In some places marshes are being drained in order to farm the land . 

The land would have to be cleared and drained , of course , but we could leave some of the better trees and let them grow to maturity . 

Drain the hollowed-out tomato and season lightly inside each one with salt . 

The other is more useful and is , in fact , the only way of draining the hot water cylinder . 

It was n't just forests that the Americans destroyed -- a lot of farmland is only now sufficiently drained of herbicides to be planted with rice again . 

The play exposes the horror of a world which , drained of its rituals , is left exposed to a released and enacted wickedness neither its individuals nor its institutions can contain . 

What was in the bottle that he had thus publicly drained to the last drop ? 

It covers about 3630 acres , traversed by the River Holbeck and drained by several small tributaries , mainly Fitlock Brook . 

The Faith No More guitarist , at No. 34 in the charts with A Small Victory , was frisked and ordered to surrender the weapon . 

If found guilty Mr Howard and Mr Clarke could be fined and ordered to pay court costs . 

Allan Pursuitte , an American , was jailed for 12 years and ordered to be deported . 

Her ankle had been properly bandaged and she had been given pain-killers and ordered to keep off her foot as much as possible . 

A protesting Maltote was roused and ordered to ride as fast as he could to the royal camp outside Bedford . 

` Let me go , Alain , " she ordered as firmly as her trembling would allow , but he was not at all impressed . 

` This one , " she ordered briefly and was off again before he could settle the awkward burden conveniently in his arms . 

Instead he shrank warily into the background until coaxed or ordered forward , and always took full advantage of those times when Buddie showed an interest in him . 

` Open the doors , " the voice ordered sharply from behind her . 

Taking her hand warmly in his and tucking it into his pocket , he ordered softly , ` Tell me about Elinor Browne with an ` E " . " 

` No , stay on your horse , and take mine ! " ordered Troy , jumping down . 

` Stay there while I bring the bathroom scales , " ordered Belinda . 

The Vichy authorities in Lebanon ordered French troops loyal to Petain to stand their ground against the Allied invasion from Palestine in 1941 . 

But , seeing Germany overrun , he finally orders the use of Us tactical nuclear weapons if a political solution is not agreed rapidly . 

They ordered the auto firm to haul down the flags , claiming they were ` excessive " in a residential area . 

Mantilla ordered the dismissals of the officer concerned and of his commander . 

In July 1989 the police ordered the detention of a fugitive Spanish national , Emilio Hellín , an ultra-rightist sentenced in Spain for the murder in 1980 of a left-wing student from Madrid . 

After a three-week hearing the court found in favour of Lee and ordered the Far Eastern Economic Review to pay damages of S$230,000 . 

A Brazilian federal judge has ordered a halt to logging on Indian lands in south Para state . 

BRITAIN 'S new racing chiefs are under pressure to order a fresh probe into who really was to blame for the Grand National fiasco . 

Later in 1761 the Committee ordered Miller to ‘ hire a house lately called the New Tavern for his residence , provided the rent does not exceed £20 per annum ’ . 

James , I want a full report on your establishments on Salisbury , " he ordered the Under-Secretary for the Army . 

After a heart-to-heart talk , she had gently ordered him home for the rest of the week , and since that time they had been friends in a reserved sort of way . 

The House retaliated by ordering the Serjeant at Arms to arrest the sheriff for contempt of the House and this was done . 

And Paddy Ashdown has ordered an investigation into allegations of racism in his party during the campaign . 

He then ordered her back to the living room where he tried to rape her twice without success . 

As to that college novice , Williams , I have ordered my attorney to throw him instantly into gaol on an action of debt for money he has borrowed from me . 

She thanked Wootton and ordered Dexter to ignore his gold-fish for a couple of hours and harry the Fingerprint Branch and forensic instead . 

In January 1942 , the President ordered General MacArthur to withdraw from there to Australia . 

DOCTORS have ordered Nelson Mandela to cancel a trip to Europe later this month , the African National Congress said yesterday . 

The British Government can not order people to label inhumanely produced veal , but consumers can demand it , supermarkets can provide the labelling and the restaurant trade can do the same if it is so minded . 

Tong ordered the pilot to circle Ho Chi Minh City to allow him to unload anti-communist leaflets over the city . 

Two men , one with a sawn-off shotgun hidden in his jacket , walked into a late night takeaway food store and ordered the assistant to open the till . 

` Dip your lights , " the corporal ordered brusquely , a private soldier behind him clearly terrified . 

` If you can , " Kuhlmann ordered , ` meet me in the bar of the Canadian Pacific Hotel to report any findings . 

` Drew , pour Mrs Templeton a brandy , " he ordered , and his brother complied swiftly . 

In an announcement on Dec. 6 President Saddam Hussein ordered the release of all Western hostages held in Iraq and Kuwait [ see pp. 37638-39 ] . 

Even Fouché does n't order people killed just for the hell of it . ’ 

Some poor Dutch guy was being ordered by his woman to stand right in the steamy fumes for a photo . 

Throughout Europe and in Japan , Libyan diplomats were ordered out . 

Nepalese troops , police and medical teams were ordered to the crash scene -- but faced massive problems . 

He had been granted leave to visit his sick mother but when he was ready to leave the jail he was told his mother had died and was ordered back to his cell . 

A spare mount had been brought and Victor was ordered , under the sharp blade of a Cossack sword , to mount . 

These aircraft were an easy target as earlier General Walter Short , commander of the USAAC on Hawaii , ordered that all aircraft be grouped close together . 

The court further ordered that the following questions be certified as points of law of general public importance : 

On the same day Hirst J. ordered that the cargo be sold and that the net proceeds of sale be paid into court . 

The court further ordered that there be no soliciting of any information relating to her from herself , from staff , pupils or residents at any institution , or from any carer or relative . 

The judge also ordered that the matter be further considered at a full hearing on 10 July 1992 . 

Kreon , the new ruler , orders that his body be left unburied -- thereby ensuring that his spirit shall find no rest for ever . 

Under our amendment , they would have the power to order that the game be replayed from the time when it was stopped . 

He called in his estate manager , rebuked him , and angrily ordered that there should be a complete overhaul of the property of every de Chavigny tenant . 

It was reported that the judge specifically ordered that the girl should not be named . 

Early in 1966 President Johnson ordered that the bombing of the North be resumed after a temporary pause . 

When Findlay arrived at the police station the superintendent ordered that he be held incommunicado . 

Henry VIII ordered that every church had a strong coffer , paid for by the parish , in which records were to be kept . 

` Meredith , " he said quietly , his voice as soft as silk , ` your father ordered that his possessions should be burnt . 

Then he glanced aside , and yelled , ` Watch out ! " as he tugged his axe free . 

She tugged her housecoat tighter around her body , poured a large mug of sweet tea , and began to climb the stairs . 

Suddenly , as we were boarding , he tugged me by the sleeve and said quietly : ` You 'd better pull your socks up , or you 'll be playing for your place . " 

Pigeons found sheltered ledges , dogs that were normally unconcerned snarled as their owners tugged them on leashes . 

` Now if you 'd be kind enough to phone up DS Wootton and order him to charge Hebden " he tugged his face into an edgy smile . 

He tugged his hair over his left eye , then jerked his head to flip it back : a gesture that revealed his anxiety . 

" I had noticed , and stop tugging my hair so hard , you clumsy wretch . " 

A silver fish-hook tangled in his curls , dangled by Izzie , and when he woke she was tugging gently on his hair . 

They looked at him , then at the tracker where he squatted in his sheepskins with his brown hand tugging at his beard . 

Dexter felt there was something strange about Beasley but could only place it when Lancaster 's friend raised his right hand to tug at his beard : the last two fingers were no more than withered stumps . 

Spittals tugged at the knees of his trousers and began to rub his palms together again , this time more slowly , as if he were rolling a rod of plasticine between them . 

Rosa took her place in church beside them and her little brother tugged at her sleeve , and asked , showing gappy teeth like a crone , ` Are you going to join the sisters , Rosa ? " 

The rain remained a moist guess in the air , though they had to tug on their cloaks against the cold in the wind . 

He straightened up slowly and tugged cautiously on his end of the rope . 

Martin tugged on the reins for a moment , then turned and looked at his brother , saying , ` It has n't arrived ? " 

He tugged on Rory 's sleeve and in a low monotone said , ` Dad , I 'm bored , dad ; dad , are we nearly finished yet , dad ? 

Midnight tugged with his fettered arm : ` Come , I show you . " 

While he was blinded , Jane grabbed his beard with both hands and tugged . 

He was tugging anxiously at one earlobe , and the silence continued to hang between them , though Nunzia slapped and stirred at the range . 

He rubbed his nose , tugged at an earlobe , shuffled his feet on the carpet . 

I brooded constantly over why my being a girl rather than a boy would make my life so different from my brothers " . 

The reception given by the best scientific circles to his quantum theory , now the basis of modern physics , caused Max Planck to brood darkly . 

At times he would brood gloomily as he thought of the future course of the Reformation . 

But Finn was no longer listening , brooding instead over his injured hand , his eyes veiled and murderous . 

He wished Jane had not chosen this morning for a confrontation : she would be brooding now , and would be in a jagged mood by the time he arrived . 

If criticism gets you down and you tend to brood , keeping one of these crystals near you is believed to bring you renewed confidence and a fresh perspective . 

` Whereas Johnny made light of everything , " he has recalled , ` Keith brooded , rather old-maidish in his habits , on art and life in his voluminous notebooks . 

For hours he would brood over the significance of the case brought against Captain Bligh . 

He became an encyclopaedia , a bore , a touchstone and a perennially reliable spring on the subject -- most of all he brooded over what Fletcher Christian might have done -- had he headed for Australia ? 

I know you 're unhappy , but you ca n't sit indoors and brood about it all day . " 

I keep brooding about this morning 's telephone call to my agent . 

` You 're still brooding about Rosie , are n't you ? " he said . 

One would construct alternative scenarios , and brood about them . 

Ginny left him brooding on the past in front of a game show on television. ( 'Load of nonsense , " he always said about television ; nonetheless , he liked to have it on . ) 

They force the reader to slow down , to dwell or brood on what is happening . 

You mean to say that you sit in this room all day , brooding on the memory of a dead film-star ? 

Brooding on this severe prospect , MacDonald and his colleagues departed for their summer holidays . 

In April Alex Trocchi , William Burroughs , Ken Kesey , Dan Richter , R.D. Laing , and stalwarts of the Anglo-American underground gathered to brood on the ` state of revolt " . 

Since the debacle of the wedding/divorce he had become very morose , hardly responding to outside stimuli at all , sunk in his pain and brooding on his wrongs . 

He brooded for a moment , sighed , and reached for the list again . 

He had n't time to brood over it , for he had noticed something rather more disturbing ; access to the dock from the river was blocked . 

Recession is biting at Softwright Systems , but Nick Durrant has no time to brood over it . 

She was sitting miserably brooding when Marguerite tapped on her door and came in as Jenna invited her . 

He passed the barred windows of Edwin 's studio ; the only light in the building came from an upstairs room , the living-room , where Beryl was almost certainly sitting and brooding alone . 

Staring out of the carriage window at the dismal , wind-torn countryside , a plastic cup of weak British Rail coffee untouched in front of her , she brooded non-stop all the way to London . 

And if I can not rid myself of it I will just have to go into the service and begin to root out the cause . 

The beginning of the Errantry Wars when Louen Orc Slayer , the King of Bretonnia , declares his intention to rid Bretonnia of Orcs . 

Well , in the definition that we heard , it tends to be associated with , with trying to rid your body of the food that you 've consumed during a binge . 

If the symptoms should start to show following an unavoidable change , say a power failure or similar , the fish will normally be able to rid itself swiftly upon return to normal conditions . 

He decided to rid the army , as he had done with the party of any possible opposition . 

Tears actually contain protein and they are a means of ridding the body of potentially harmful chemical wastes . 

This was to rid Glasgow 's Arches of rats and mice and any other pests that were lurking there . 

If this happens , someone will have to rid Stonecutter 's Island of its very large and varied snake population . 

Futures contracts are traded on a central regulated exchange by open outcry , whereby traders congregate periodically in a pit on the floor of the exchange to buy and sell contracts , with every negotiated price being heard by other traders .

The official welcoming party had congregated in front of the limousines , talking amongst themselves .

Now they have demonstrated that such systems can be modified and made more complex . 

Secondly , I will try to demonstrate that the relationship between research , policy and practice is far from straightforward . 

The Company can now demonstrate that it has systems in place that enable us to provide a high quality service . 

The courts have recently demonstrated the existence and effectiveness of that power . 

Katz ( 1965 ) demonstrated how effective stained peels were in carbonate petrography . 

To achieve Part One , applicants must demonstrate their ability to design a solution that meets customers ' needs effectively , as well as the capability to operate contracts within agreed performance parameters . 

In my judgment she remains capable as she has demonstrated herself to be capable of renouncing the tenets of the faith to suit her own chosen way of life . 

We can briefly demonstrate this point by comparing a modern case with a medieval case . 

However the important ingredients for successful care outcomes identified by Mansell and Beasley demonstrate the necessary link between goals , structures , and practices less evident in many studies of residential care . 

The value of such an expansion of political suburbia has been demonstrated by Michael Kinnear . 

He demonstrated clearly from various pathological and statistical studies that the well embalmed body was virtually free from all micro organisms . 

Sukarno had demonstrated once again in a crisis that he represented unity . 

They are demonstrating to their congregations that they are not just sitting watching events go by . 

Rune had already demonstrated to her that he was far from cold-blooded . 

Here we demonstrate for the first time that TFIIA is also involved in the expression of classical pol III genes ( t-RNA , VAI-RNA and 5S-RNA ) . 

Japan has been hunting minke whales in the Antarctic for " research " purposes .

Japan , Peru , and the Faroe Islands , Greenland and Arctic regions , and Caribbean countries , are all actively hunting dolphins and small whales for food .

A large cat was seen in November 1989 , and police marksmen hunted the animal for several days .

I thought the king was hunting with his greyhounds or Flemish falconers .

The albatrosses too were mercilessly hunted and often left , plucked and dying , where the sealers found them .

Because of their body size they do not need to hunt very often .

Dolphins have been hunted in the Black Sea since the late nineteenth century , when Russian fishermen sought them for their meat and oil .

Near Afdam I hunted greater kudu in the broken bush-covered country round Afdub , a volcanic mountain rising to seven thousand feet .

I may hunt with my lords Fitzwilliam and Forester and Hawke , but here in the East Riding they still have standards to maintain . "

He was staying a few miles away , with the Earl of Carlisle at Castle Howard , and he would be hunting that day with the Lord Middleton 's .

He hunts with the young king , so no doubt some sort of career is assured him . "

Its operations in Prudhoe Bay , Alaska , have allegedly had a devastating effect on the caribou herds hunted by indigenous peoples in the area .

Deer , antelope , buffalo and other grazing mammals have long been hunted by man for their meat and hides and for the other products they yield .

Formerly plentiful on antarctic fringe and peripheral southern islands , they were hunted almost to extinction by commercial sealers during the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries .

In any case , such activity would be unlikely to distract the hounds because they hunt by scent .

In the Congo he had hunted big game for the first time and in Abyssinia he took every opportunity to do so , and conveyed his enthusiasm to me when I was only a small boy .

Another theory was that the tusks protect the eyes when the babirusa is hunting for food among thorny undergrowth .

` We walked into this shop in Denmark Street , " relates Niall Linehan , ` with the intention of buying a spare guitar , and I 'd had my eye on this Gibson Les Paul hanging on the wall there . 

` Charles Laubscher and I were on standby , " relates Gerald Bellamy , ` and for some reason did not hear the scramble . 

Eric relates an anecdote about finding out how certain animals only mate for four years and thinks that this probably applies to humans . 

Mangen and Castel relate an appalling tale of how the circumstances in which the French asylums found themselves in the Second World War prompted experiment with alternatives . 

No attempt can be made in a work of this scope to relate the full story of how nineteenth century attitudes to death evolved during the present century into those now prevailing . 

From Rome Leopold related the now famous story of how his son wrote out Allegri 's Miserere , having heard it just once in the Sistine Chapel ; on 8 July Pope Clement XIV conferred upon Mozart the Order of the Golden Spur . 

The embarrassed staff related the sorry saga of how the seats had been removed to make way for cargo . 

They made a good pair , both dark-haired , Simone animated and bubbly , laughing as he related amusing anecdotes about his travels . 

He relates an incident of the explorer Stanley in Africa in the nineteenth century . 

Meanwhile , the General , having no idea of my father 's feelings , took full opportunity to relate anecdotes of his military accomplishments -- as of course many military gentlemen are wont to do to their valets in the privacy of their rooms . 

As he related the heroic tale of Paul Revere 's gallop through the night to alert the Americans to the arrival of the British Redcoats , the forty miles flew by and Perdita and Angel strained to catch every word . 

He began to relate the story of Paul 's throwing himself from the window , the coming of the doctor , the taking away of Paul to an asylum . 

Tom related the tale for the second time and followed it with the daring exploits of Pecos Bill from the comic Willie had chosen . 

As he was relating his story , he suddenly realised that sitting before him among the directors was the sandy-haired man he had seen talking to Mr Dwerringhouse . 

The agitated man shook with frustration as he tried to relate his story . 

On yet another attempt to kill the Chowgarh tigress , Corbett relates the following intriguing incident . 

To maintain this fragile truce , she began to relate what she 'd bought . 

As Sir Henry related about his caddie , ` He never turned up that day at all . 

The kind of joke related by any man is a good indicator of his character , mood and circumstance -- a fact which is as valid when applied to the nation as a whole . 

Frantz Fanon , who was there , related : ` Dr Nkrumah made a point of receiving our delegates among the first . 

She relates that Lena will even take the trouble to teach customers how to use machines that they have bought elsewhere and go out of her way to make deliveries , both free of charge . 

It is even related that Molla Tusi combined the Muftilik with teaching at the Sahn . 

She had seen a very little of Carys in those two days , although she had popped in for a few minutes to relate that the crew had all been safely brought ashore from the stricken ship at Port Eynon . 

We related to her how everything happened ; she exulted and gloried and was now blessing you ( O God ) who are able to do above what we can ask or conceive , because she recognized that with regard to me you have given her so much more than she used to beg for when she wept so pitifully before you . 

He related how he had come down to London and systematically searched through the various agencies that might have employed Elsie , how he had tracked down Mrs Wilson and had gone to see her . 

In Andrew Allan 's book of memoirs he relates how he was standing in the lobby of the New York Hotel Algonquin in the summer of 1947 when a man came up to him and said ` I 'm Robert Service and I think I recognise you . 

Information is only appended to them in the form of agreement comments during their various states .

Notation or codes are appended to a sequence of topics in order to arrange them in some clearly defined order .

He noticed that no ` sir " was appended to this question , there was no attempt to mimic respect .

Her kind would do anything to append the heavenly word ` artist " to themselves .

Immigration officials detained him at Heathrow Airport and threatened to return him to Sweden . 

They may detain the suspect for 24 hours ( extendable by the prosecutor to 48 hours ) and question him without access to legal advice or notification of his right to maintain silence . 

Garde à vue detention allows the police to detain suspects for interrogation for a period of up to 10 days . 

Croat forces are detaining thirteen hundred Muslims in detention in a camp outside Mostar in South-West Bosnia . 

Collectively , these statutes enable the police to stop and search suspects and ask for personal details , to enter forcibly and search private properties , to detain suspects for questioning for up to 72 hours and to use as much discretion as they require to impose bans or conditions on marches or assemblies . 

The officer later detained the man after a struggle , but needed ten stitches to the wound . 

The three detained a man on the corner of West Avenue and Agate Road and held on to him until police officers arrived soon after . 

In the latest recorded incident , Haitian security police had detained 150 refugees on Aug. 14 , only minutes after they had been forcibly returned to Port-au-Prince by the US coast guard . 

In Colombo on June 27 the government detained hundreds of Tamils after receiving reports that LTTE hit-squads had entered the city . 

El País reported that " a dozen " Nahda leaders were detained the next day . 

In August 1982 , America Fernanda Perdomo was detained by the Treasury Police and also remains disappeared . 

Izetbegovic was detained by the Serbian forces on his return to Sarajevo from Lisbon on May 2 . 

Earlier , he had been detained by fraud police from North Yorkshire investigating alleged offences under the Banking Act . 

Because of his ` dissident " activities he was often detained for periods of 48-96 hours . 

According to Fred Heatley , the demonstrators who were detained in Victoria RUC station were well treated . 

The general public prosector has ordered the release of Mr Wolfgang Vogel , a prominent lawyer and former close aide of Mr Honecker who was detained on Tuesday on suspicion of ` criminal blackmail " . 

General Noriega detained two of the five colonels on his General Staff , both until now thought to have been loyal senior officers . 

HARARE -- Plainclothes policemen detained a Zimbabwean labour leader , Morgan Tsvangirai , as part of a crackdown on opponents of President Robert Mugabe 's government , writes Karl Maier . 

Police detained 14 people when fighting broke out between Yugoslav and West German fans after the game . 

The women were fined by a magistrate and detained at Mangochi police station until the fine was paid . 

Cedomir Biga , a Serbian who died on 2 September while detained by Croatian police in Dreznik , was said by police to have died from a heart attack . 

Following the raid a number of Hyundai executives were arrested , bringing the total of UPP campaign workers detained for violations of electoral law to at least 70 . 

He was arrested and detained in Newgate prison in Dublin from February to June 1797 . 

Mr. Bell was taken to a police station in Liverpool and detained in police cells overnight . 

Detained under a section of the Mental Health Act in the first place , these patients had responded to treatment in hospital , and their leave was subject to a requirement that treatment should be continued outside hospital . 

In 1979 , when it came to power after a long and vicious civil war the new government detained between 7,000 and 8,000 former members of the National Guard . 

A further 22 arrested in the raid on Friday , and 51 detained on the Tottenham estate in the week leading up to it , had been charged and would appear in court at a later date . 

The barmaid rang up the drinks on the till and then pocketed all of the change . 

` You really must see this , " Jeremy explains as he pockets the ignition key , ` it 's the heart of the nightlife area . 

Going into the hall , she flung on a coat , pocketed the keys lying on the silver salver , and let herself out into the night . 

She tries the front door , tugging at the knob until it almost comes away in her hand , before she remembers that Anya has pocketed the key ; the door by the sink proves equally unyielding . 

Wycliffe opened the door , waited for her to switch out the lights and pass through , then he locked the door and pocketed the keys . 

The taxi driver pocketed the note and crashed into first gear . 

` What was that all about ? " he asked curiously , pocketing the note without hesitation . 

The RCM seemed to be prepared to go along with this , until they discovered that Willy was also in trouble with his employer , a Jeweller who caught the boy pocketing a silver cigarette case . 

With the note finished , Chant pocketed it , and headed out into the darkness . 

` As naughty as most five-year-olds I guess , " he replied , pocketing the wallet . 

Switching off the torch , he pocketed it to leave his hands clear for handling his gun . 

Peel and blanch by putting into cold salted water and bringing to the boil . 

Peel and blanch halved parsnips in cold salted water and bring to the boil . 

Blanch the spinach leaves in boiling water for about 30 seconds , then dry with a paper towel . 

Any of these vegetables should be briefly blanched to soften them -- even lettuce which we normally eat raw . 

I tried blanching and not blanching , cutting them every which way and freezing whole . 

Blanch the fish in a large pan of boiling water for 2 minutes . 

` So now you go and tramp the streets changing your traveller 's cheques into cash and then into traveller 's cheques signed Winterbotham .

Most parents eschew diplomacy completely when dealing with their children , and opt for the Jimmy Cagney approach . 

Perrier 's French television advertisements eschew weighty health talk in favour of Gallic schmaltz . 

We eschew mathematical or linguistic ( at least of the propositional kind ) coding and tun to our feeling response . 

Yet , from some moralistic quirk in his nature , he had eschewed the empty life of a socialite , and joined the City of London police as a constable . 

She eschewed all requests to be interviewed about the contest on radio or television , opting instead for a few newspaper interviews with sympathetic journalists . 

There are some ministers who eschew the delights of the children 's address . 

Fêted Amer-indie faces SMASHING PUMPKINS eschew the indulgent side of the rock'n'roll lifestyle to engage in the healthy , non-macho pursuit of the Good Noise . 

Above 7500 metres , climbers who eschew bottled oxygen play a deadly physiological game where the penalty for miscalculation , while usually not immediate , can be terminal . 

But he firmly eschewed political involvement and devoted his time to his diocese and to building . 

Following a central tenet of Christian Science the couple had eschewed modern medical methods and had attempted to cure their son 's bowel obstruction through the power of prayer . 

He eschewed modal contrasts before Jupiter et Europe ( book 4 , privilege 1703 ) and several times employed a tonic-submediant progression between movements without any textual justification . 

Tell him to leave it three or four days , then to notify his cousin that Steiner is being moved to St Mary 's Priory . " 

Instead , they ask users to return their disks for upgrade , and will notify them that an upgrade is in the offing . 

Students are required to notify the Academic Registrar immediately of any change in their term-time address . 

If you formally notify us of your wish to cancel a policy * we will stop debiting your monthly payment . 

The nurse also notified the physiotherapist about Mr Brown 's problems ( see also Chapters 5 and 8 ) . 

The employer must notify the substantiated grounds for the dismissal in writing . 

If your offer is accepted , the vendor 's agent will notify you in writing , and he will also notify the vendor and his solicitor as well as your own solicitor . 

And , of course , when a crime was reported they were the ones who had to notify the Parquet in the first place . 

For example , where a residential property has been purchased for investment purposes the bank/organisation may wish to notify its interest to the insurer . 

Companies will no doubt play safe and notify their agreements to the national authorities where a merger raises any public interest issue of potential concern to those authorities . 

In the event of loss of money and/or travellers cheques and also in the event of loss of jewellery or personal effects through burglary or theft you must notify the police within 24 hours of discovery . 

Organisers should notify the University as to whether the induction loop facility is required during the period in which the Great Hall is in use . 

If you intend to discontinue storage you must notify your intention in writing to this office , in accordance with the conditions of your existing licence , in order that the necessary safety measures may be seen to . 

Winners will be notified by telephone , ( if appropriate ) , so please include your work number if that 's where you will be . 

When the problem has been resolved the user will be notified by the Problem Solver . 

Mr Stacey was notified in February 1984 that he would be made redundant the following May . 

The Chief Executive had been notified that her lawyer would be on holiday on 11 July so this date should be avoided . 

A neighbour saw what happened and notified the car 's owner who called the police . 

If the developer has notified the planning authority in advance then the twenty eight day period is extended to four months . 

I have notified our national Treasurer and I am sure that she will write on behalf of the Executive to thank the Branch for their support . 

Whenever we have given you advance notice of any such planned interruptions , we guarantee to restore your supply within the period notified to you . 

Yeah , we were also er notified of a , a liaison meeting called by the District Council . 

I duly notified ` the appropriate authorities " , and they replied that they could not prevent him from going because he was an English subject . 

A.3.2 Any matter or thing so notified shall not be and shall not be deemed to be a disclosure for the purpose of qualifying or limiting the liability of the Vendor pursuant to this Agreement . 

Two hours later , he phoned her with a message : He had been ordered back to the front .

Claes phoned U.N. Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali to inform him of the decision .

Reichardt said Simpson phoned him about 9 p.m. on June 12 , 1994 , and they spoke for about 15 minutes , arranging to meet for dinner the following Wednesday .

`` I rang my mother and she said : ` Tell that Mr. Branson that you phoned your mother and she said you were not going to go . ''

But even then , before I knew her at all , I sensed that normality was not really Karen 's thing . 

She sensed that underneath his jesting ways there ran true feeling . 

She knew he was being evasive and sensed that in some way he was trying to protect her . 

The Trunchbull sensed what the child was thinking and she did n't like it . 

Even more than most movie men the comedians were men of the people and they sensed what the masses wanted . 

I make fun of him , I attack him all the time , but he senses when I 'm ` soft " . 

Wildebeest eat grass , and grass grows after rain ; they can sense where rain is falling by using their eyes and ears ( but not their noses ) : they then migrate in that direction . 

And she was so hooked in to him that she sensed that changing of mood almost immediately , and the façade split open a little wider . 

Maybe it would have been easier if Luke had shouted and let loose the anger Fran could sense seething inside him , but he did n't . 

Luke asked quietly , his face a carefully blank mask , yet she could sense the amusement lurking underneath . 

I could sense Lili turning her head to look at me , but the urge to talk , to confess , had left me as suddenly as it had come . 

When he finally got there , when he walked through the town , he sensed a tension amongst those who saw him . 

There was a pause and I sensed a slight tension as Lomas spoke . 

She sensed the frustration behind his remark , and backed off a little . 

He had sensed his powerful presence behind the smokescreen of the hologrammic image . 

Armed with transposons and other genes , these ` promiscuous " plasmids are not sensed as alien by other bacteria . 

It also takes longer for an old person to use the toilet and they may sense impatience from other residents or staff if they spend as long as they would like in a toilet . 

On the other hand , Ferrasse , a shrewd politician and operator , sensed the prevailing mood in France and played the conspiracy card . 

From the corner of his eye he sensed a movement in the dark beneath the stairs . 

She sensed trouble in this girl , who seemed to have taken in the entire community below in Knockglen . 

She could sense his eyes on her and felt a sudden bashfulness . 

He pressed his face deeper and deeper into the bricks , sensing their roughness on his cheek . 

We had seen and sensed them on our way up , their tentative postures , their unanimity of hesitation . 

Like the silkmoth , ants sense pheromones through their antennae ; but they make continual use of both antennae to keep them in the right direction . 

She sensed his waiting for her confidence , but knew he would never pressure her into saying anything she would rather not . 

Less tangible , yet equally born of a nameless yearning for transcendence , we often sense a romantic longing for the mysterious ways of more gracious times . 

Within minutes he felt in control , and as Suzy quaffed glass after glass of white wine , he sensed her eyes upon him . 

She looks tired , but she has control ; she pushes the younger child , answers the endless questions of the elder , and all the while senses the baby within her growing , growing . 

He had sensed her fear of yielding to a man 's passion and had reined in his desire immediately . 

He sensed my curiosity about how much the twins were worth , and for a few seconds reticence and candour fought across his face , but then he shrugged . 

Disturbances caused by predators , prey or other creatures are sensed by these organs . 

Warning that ` the balance of our population , our human stock is threatened " , Keith Joseph sensed truly momentous possibilities of decline . 

She looked at him , sensed an inner anger as he muttered something beneath his breath . 

Jake 's blue eyes flayed her and she could sense the pain that shimmered in his voice . 

This anonymous peasant sensed intuitively the lack of communication between the centre and the grass roots , and was prepared to overcome it through personal effort . 

He looked at the bag , the shoes , the platinum watch and , more than anything , he sensed about her an air , almost repellent , of arrogance . 

Gradually , what Clare had sensed as Carolyn 's critical watchfulness began to be apparent in more obvious ways . 

She was ashamed of causing his inner disturbance which she sensed by the restlessness of his hands , and she wondered if he was praying . 

They remained as they were ; in some fashion they were communing , and I could sense from my vantage point the necessity that linked them . 

She did not waste time thinking it could be Oliver whose quiet movement she had sensed in the bedroom . 

He pressed hard and hot against her , his lips echoing the hunger she could sense in his body . 

If he held his hand over a flowering plant , he could sense in himself the healing properties of that flower . 

Henry was going to add a chapter towards the end of The Complete History of Wimbledon in which he planned to deal with the failure of nerve he sensed in the place . 

We begin to sense with a keener sensitivity the needs of people around us . 

What one creature smells , another may sense as heat , while yet another may see it . 

The Judge held the air of someone very world-weary , and this was accurate to some extent , as he had just re-read the case notes , and sensed today was going to be another long day . 

She sensed , too , that her English accent kept her a little apart , made her sound uppish . 

She sensed rather than heard the involuntary grunt of pain this movement caused but his voice remained unruffled . 

But a good student should be able to sense whether he is getting the point of the problem or not . 

These goods are also expensive , so people defer buying them when they are hard-up . 

Sandford , however , urged us to defer going down there for at least two months : the rains had only recently ended and after the rains a virulent type of malaria was prevalent in the Awash valley . 

Eventually the committee agreed to defer a decision to see if the school could team up with neighbouring villages to boost numbers . 

He said opponents hoped the council would either reverse or defer their decision to close Hustledown House . 

Barnett wanted to defer the building of a new British Library next to St Pancras Station . 

The Court of Appeal deferred the possession order for three months . 

After a series of discussions , LASMO North Sea and its partners have decided to defer the development of the Columba field . 

In return for the council taking proceedings against the company the residents deferred their own legal action and allowed the dump to re-open . 

Well , we deferred many difficult decisions , and this was just one of them . " 

The planning committee decided on Monday evening to defer its decision about the application until after that meeting . 

Within each there are many honours degree specialisations , and , although courses become progressively more specialised , students defer a final choice about their ultimate subject of study until the end of their third year . 

Scheherezade begins the long series of tales that constitute The Arabian Nights , so successfully stimulating the King 's curiosity to hear more that he constantly defers the order for her execution . 

In the end we compromised and deferred the issue for later discussion between us . 

For these reasons , the Council has decided to defer the matter for three years . 

The committee deferred a decision on the application , and the matter will be further considered at a later date . 

John could see some trivial improvements but deferred any mention of them . 

Further investigation of the complaint was deferred until the outcome of the criminal proceedings against the two young men . 

Changes will be deferred if there is insufficient information available to make a decision . 

The item was deferred until the full council meets on November 26 . 

It is more important for them to defer their childbearing and to compress it into a short space of time in their married life . 

Traditionally it had been the poor who had deferred marriage until they could become independent in an economy of the margins , but the early impact of industrialisation appears to have broken the pattern . 

But , in all cases we defer repayment until you complete the course , and then agree a repayment programme that is based on your earnings . 

For this reason it was felt in Washington that the occupation had to be extended and a peace treaty deferred . 

The Dean of St Patrick 's had strolled through these streets with muddied cloak , doffing his beaver hat in salute to the fond greetings of beggar and artisan . 

The tall man doffed his floppy hat and bowed low , waving his hand like a courtier . 

He doffed his chasuble , stole and cope , hastily hung them in the cupboard , gave a wide-eyed Crim a penny for his help then bustled Sir John back into the church . 

He doffed his cap as we marched past , and a few paces further on we negotiated the turn and were heading back along the road on the other side of the village green towards the saluting base . 

I thought in my ignorance that Lorcomb would be just down the road from Norwich ; when I discovered that it was an hour 's drive I persuaded the colonel to rent me his house . " 

A man called Wilson murdered a Mrs Henrichson because she refused to rent him a room . 

` Well , then , would you consider renting the house to a holiday company , perhaps ? 

Mr Carnford , the lawyer , was very happy to rent the house to him . 

The place had belonged to a Polish woman , who 'd lived there as a child and then rented it to students for the past fifteen years . 

The Labour Party is in favour of loosening the tax and legal inhibitions that stop people renting spare rooms . 

Bill and wife Sally , 35 , are waiting to hear if a housing association will buy the house and rent it back to them . 

Cottages -- even one described as decayed -- rented for 3s. 4d. , houses and tenements for 6s. 8d. and 11s. 8d . 

( I am told the two storey six-bed house first on left as one descends the hill rents for £350 or so , yes £350 , in high summer ) . 

` I have had a bit of an accident and the car you rented to me this morning is now a burnt out shell ! " 

However , fired with enthusiasm from the successes in Sheffield , we opened for business in a church hall rented to us by a sympathetic vicar . 

The police had gone to the house and had entered the flat rented to the dead woman . 

Then she told us that there was a hut behind the hospital where the patients lit a fire and cooked their food . 

Bring a large pan of salted water to the boil and cook the pasta until al dente ; drain . 

Cook pasta in boiling salted water for 10-12 minutes until bite tender . 

Heat oil in non-stick frying pan and cook sandwich for 3 mins , pressing down firmly with fish slice before turning over . 

Reduce the oven temperature to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and cook the duck for a further 1¼–1½ hours until the juices run pale yellow when flesh is pierced . 

Cook the minced beef in a saucepan over a high heat until browned . 

Meanwhile , cook the new potatoes in boiling water until tender : drain thoroughly . 

It may be poached in water or stock , but I prefer to cook it in the microwave , then coat it with the black butter . 

Cook the dumplings over a medium heat until they are lightly browned underneath . 

Cook the rice with the garam masala , using cooking liquid and extra water as required . 

Cook a few tart apples along with a sprig or two of mint and strain through a fine sieve . 

Heat the oil in a large shallow pan and cook the onion until soft and transparent . 

Increase oven heat to crisp the pork and cook the stuffing for about twenty minutes . 

Cook the vegetables for about 5 minutes , then add the garlic , ginger and stock . 

Cook the onion , garlic and tomatoes in the water for 10 minutes . 

Cook the chopped onion , garlic , courgette flesh and tomato flesh in the wine and water mixed with the soy sauce and tomato puree . 

McDonald 's French Fries and Hash Browns are cooked in a mixture of beef and vegetable oil . 

Blend the cornflour with a tablespoon of water , add to the pan and cook the sauce until thickened . 

Cook on full power for 6 minutes or until puffed and well-risen . 

Alone in the dining room , having eaten the half-grapefruit set in her place by Curtis , she helped herself from the sideboard to fish pie cooked by Mrs Files . 

Sprinkle over the flour and stir to combine and cook lightly , about 3 minutes . 

Ivory collected from these elephants is stockpiled by the government .

The long-range missiles stockpiled by the United States and four former Soviet republics --- Russia , Ukraine , Belarus and Kazakhstan --- will be reduced by about one-third .

U.N. officials were clearly using the lull in fighting to stockpile for the future , bringing 54 tons of fuel into Sarajevo on Saturday .

They obtained some 2 million packages of U.S. Army field rations , each package with enough to feed 10 soldiers , that had been stockpiled for an invasion of the Japanese mainland that never came .

WASHINGTON ( AP ) --- The United States and Russia unveiled an experimental remote-control monitoring system Friday that eventually may help safeguard tons of weapons-grade plutonium and uranium stockpiled in Russia .

But there was no immediate fear of food shortage since two-month supplies are always stockpiled in the peninsula , said the officials who spoke on condition of anonymity .

Tehran probably has stockpiled between several hundred and 2,000 tons of various chemical weapons and is believed to have a biological weapons program , the report said .

U.N. officials privately say some food is stockpiled at the airport but can not reach the city because the airport road is closed .

The rebels carved out pits in the floor to stockpile food and water for a siege .

Many wholesalers are reported to have stockpiled sugar and wheat flour and resold it to retailers at a very high margin .

South Korea has also provided some rice to its rival but has been cautious about giving more , fearing that North Korea might stockpile rice for military purposes .

In 1986 , Vanunu provided the Sunday Times of London with photographs and information showing Israel had secretly stockpiled nuclear weapons at the Dimona facility in the Negev desert in southern Israel .

Human rights groups allege he has stockpiled weapons for a new invasion of Rwanda .

In late November , Belgium began dismantling more than 21,000 gas shells stockpiled since an international treaty outlawed ocean dumping in 1980 .

The more talent they stockpiled , however , the more their financial commitment grew .

`` Various countries have been trying to write in exemptions to protect mines they have stockpiled , '' said Jody Williams , coordinator of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines .

But the soldiers did not go to the top of Dona Marta , where the drug lords and their henchmen are known to stockpile most of their weapons and drugs .

The Francophone press has lauded the acquisition as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to ` safeguard the patrimony " . 

Ministry officials highlighted the plan 's architectural merits and lauded it as a demonstration of their firm and timely commitment to the Prado 's needs . 

A former chief of the US Drug Enforcement Administration , an organisation regarded as a firm enemy of Noriega , swore to tell the whole truth and proceeded to laud Noriega for his ` long-standing support " and ` personal commitment " to the drug wars . 

He smiled ruefully as he read the commentaries which a week before had been excoriating him and for the most part were now , in their fickle and inconstant fashion , lauding him for his statesmanlike and responsible action in allowing the Government to make a fresh start -- ` although he must still resolve many outstanding personal and family issues to the public 's satisfaction " , thundered The Times . 

Contemporaneous critics lauded this new cinema in which people were no longer made up to look like ` artificial dolls " ( Willett 1978 , p. 146 ) . 

She can be exhilaratingly dismissive , as when she lauds Hanif Kureishi for not writing like Penelope Fitzgerald . 

It has received international recognition and a long and impressive list of visitors -- including the Prime Minister -- have lauded its achievements . 

For those who want a little more than Dulux Silk Emulsion , may we recommend ‘ Colefax & Fowler , the Best In English Interior Decoration ’ , a publication lauding the USM-listed interior decorator . 

Conversely , he lauds any ideas , however shaky , that will promote controversy as ` interesting and entertaining " ( the inevitable spandrels ) and ` really very exciting " . 

John Hutchinson lauds such programming , admitting that , ` It helps define nationalist ideas , so we 're not subsumed into the British Isles . 

Wilson 's work has been lauded by the centre-left in the United States and is an important reminder that not all Americans are Reaganites . 

Their arrest was lauded as a triumph of international co-operation among the police forces of Canada , Britain , New Zealand and Thailand . 

They are lauded for stimulating the Japanese economy through a recent ¥13 trillion ( $116 billion ) supplementary budget and for ‘ rescuing ’ the stockmarket . 

While she is lauded in London intellectual circles , she is less well-known to the general public . 

The Constitution has been lauded as " a living organism in a condition of perpetual growth . " 

The greater suitability of children for the new tasks was lauded in terms of their " quickness " and their " nimble " fingers . 

A band is discovered , lauded , and then examined with an intensity that would frighten vampires . 

In his speech Assad lauded the achievements of the Progressive National Front ( the ruling Ba'ath-dominated coalition ) , but refused to rule out the future launch of new political parties . 

Without irony , the brochure goes on to laud the district 's ` picturesque villages " . 

Unfortunately , Mr Clarke only delivered another speech lauding the Government 's plans for the NHS . 

Conservatives have always lauded the ` voluntarist " principle in welfare , and encouraged it from platforms . 

However , while he 's lauded in the West for his achievements , at home the award means much less ; perestroika has lost much of its appeal and simply means yet more empty shelves in the shops and more despondency about the economy . 

Careful thought had to be given to assembly and I found that the easiest way was to join all the inner to the outer legs first , making eight rectangular frames . 

To join the triangles to the shelf cover , place the right sides together and pin the first triangle to the centre of the shelf cover . 

Join two arched top sections together in the same way , and using solder ring fittings throughout , join the arches to the verticals . 

Join the strips with a plain seam and fold in half lengthways with right sides facing . 

These bands are knitted first , then joined to the garment on the machine . 

The dream to join the two ramps together to make a 32 ft wide superramp was finally realised this year and the work was completed in March .

Protoplasts from different strains of plant have been joined , giving rise to a completely new variety blending characteristics from each parent .

If you can drive an articulated truck to the main floor from the street outside , you know you 're in business .

He would then drive a rented car to Glasgow , fly to Gatwick from Glasgow , then on to Paris for his flight to Rio .

Dhamma is the charioteer that drives the chariot along the road to Nirvana .

Subjects drove the car once around the route shown in Figure 3.1 .

A woman drove a van into the garage at Cooksdown in County Tyrone and asked him to fit a new exhaust .

When he made The Dirty Dozen in 1967 , he failed to turn up to film the final scene , when he and Charles Bronson drive a huge weapons carrier across a bridge .

They were later seen wearing ski masks and driving the vehicles across the Denes area .

His wife Elaine , 29 , drove the £22,000 car through glass front doors after learning of her husband 's affair with principal housing officer Kim Carron .

She said she was driving an ambulance in the air raids and that it was very exciting but dreadfully tiring ; sometimes she went to bed after breakfast and slept until evening .

Jamie Shepherd drove the bucketing old vehicle out of the estate towards the main road .

Nahum Morey rarely drove in his carriage up to London now that the railway had come to Chertsey .

Love was like a bus driven by a child : the more passengers , the more fatalities .

PEOPLE driving black or white cars are more likely to have ` personal injury " accidents , says the Transport Department .

Millions of British motorists are driving cars more plush than they would ever choose to own were they handed the extra money and told to spend it themselves .

Patrons who drive cars to the cinema are requested to park in St Leonard 's Road Car Park off Windmill Road .

Lord MacLean told MacIver , who drove the lorry after the robbery : ` You may not have occupied a principal role , but you played an essential one .

When the 1976 championship year began for Hunt , he was driving a car with which he had no more than a nodding acquaintance .

Dodman was driving a van found to be loaded with the stolen property .

` When I see my postman driving around in his van with the radio on , I crave his job .

Stephen tied it up but the string broke and he had to drive the car into Hilderbridge very slowly and carefully so as not to overheat the engine .

It 's now occupied by Montupet who are allowing the legion of De Lorean fans to drive their cars on the old test track once again .

But , allowing that he could , he might just about have been able to drive the car to Exeter Sunday night .

Police are want particularly to contact someone who was driving a black K-registration car near the green at Writtle at about 3 pm on Wednesday .

Usually , on reconnaissance escort , the Germans drove the camera plane home within ten minutes , and often they got it before it recrossed the Line .

They drove quietly through the sleeping town of Bad Sachsa and parked at the outskirts .

Does the milkman see the ghosts of warrior , yeoman , serf and villein -- and all the womenfolk that kept the hamlet -- as he drives his float down the 1,000 year old lane ?

Do not forget to take a full driving licence if you intend to drive whilst abroad .

Anyone who has driven any BMW will tell anyone who has n't that the cars inspire envy on the road .

` You know , that was the best time of my life , when I drove the Truck , " said Angalo dreamily .

Morgan had appeared behind them , had first smashed the skull of the man carrying a machine-pistol and then crushed the kneecap of the second robber armed with an automatic . 

It was a piece called ` Fairy Dance " and it sounded terrible , as if thousands of fairies were being slowly crushed to death . 

There was even an Irish site destroyed for its own survival rather like the descendant of the prophet who was crushed to death so a shrine could be raised to his memory . 

They crush their victim in their pincers , but feed by injecting digestive juices and sucking the prey dry . 

It appears to have rather generalized habits , feeding on everything from worms to clams , which it can crush with its powerful appendages , using the bases of its legs like nutcrackers . 

Many sole practitioners responded angrily , seeing in the proposal for prior approval of their accounting systems a covert attempt to abolish sole practice ` through the back door " . 

The brother who had given Rose away responded even more briefly and soon afterwards the priest left . 

Relieved , perhaps , to have escaped the obstructionism of his officials in St Petersburg , the tsar responded favourably . 

Freeing herself , Luce responded quietly , ` I 'm very sorry , Paul , but it is n't nonsense , and I do mean it . " 

` It 's inconceivable , I agree , " responded Howard , waving a well-manicured hand , his plump face pink with embarrassment at the directness of Newman . 

` No , I do not agree with you , " responded another officer to the CEO . 

` I 'm very glad that my books give you such pleasure , " responded Melissa with total sincerity . 

For example , when asked to explain what a shadow is , many young children responded with ` I do n't know " . 

` Unfortunately , in my experience the Germans are very bad at reading smoke signals , " Eisenhower responded caustically . 

` One does not hasten such matters , " Jotan responded frostily . 

` I 've been told more flattering things before , " he responded , semi-serious . 

Palmer responded that the cut in vessel numbers was a positive move , but fell far short of the ban which remained the objective of the Pacific Island nations . 

Nicholson responded that perhaps Corey had n't seen the poetry he was showing him . 

Blanche coughed and responded that the police were talking to everyone who had been at the farewell party on the sixth floor , including Parkin and Pargeter . 

` If she did , it 'll be in the fridge , " responded Camille at the top of her voice . 

They were there to be beseeched and entreated for their protection and aid in adversity , but what if they failed ? 

` If I tread too presumptuously into sacred places , reprove me , " entreated the earl , with the submissive sweetness of a brand-new novice . 

Miracles can be worked by Him alone , although mere mortals may entreat Him by prayer to perform them on their behalf . 

` Pallas can not appease Olympian Zeus , though entreating him with many words and deep wisdom . 

He entreated Haydn to overlook those faults which may have escaped ` a father 's biased eye " , and begged him to continue his friendship towards ` one who values it so highly " . 

If you have a dog that behaves in this fashion , do not encourage it by making soothing noises , entreating it to calm down . 

And he beseeched me to entreat your Majesties To hear and see the matter . 

Strapping himself into the vacated chair , he entreated Rogal Dorn to guide him -- then emptied his mind of all but titanic tech thoughts . 

In the lifetime of the current Westminster parliament , it appears inconceivable that the Government will go beyond its existing words to entreat Sinn Fein to parley . 

` My lord , I entreat you to believe that what you find in this letter was honestly written and honestly meant . 

Amelia fluttered against his lips , entreating to be let back in . 

Shouldst thou not cry aloud , and show them their transgressions ; and entreat and beseech them as for life and death ? ' " 

When A sees B in grievous distress , his conscience always urges him to entreat C to help him . " 

Themis describes various rain-making rites , including a Christianized one which involves entreating ` S. John Baptist to baptize the Holy Child " . 

How one afternoon in the blaze of the Highland summer one of the airmen roused the corporal and entreated : " What do you make of yon ? " 

Following the experience of the war , when Britain came close to running out of food , farmers were entreated by successive governments to increase production . 

I have been intreated during these weeks , cajoled , wheedled , almost caressed , tortured , threatened , brow-beaten and all but blackmailed to step in as the saviour of society . " 

` The Tommie Atkins they introduce " , he insisted , ` is a drunken , swearing , coarse-minded Hooligan , for whom , nevertheless , our sympathy is eagerly entreated . " 

They think of their children 's warm squirming bodies and entreat that as they grow up they will not be hurt as they have been -- ; 

` No , do n't be so quick to offence , " entreated Harry hastily . 

Therefore I am entreating you most earnestly to send me those men you aught to send , well armed , as soon as possible as we are going to assemble beside Colrane and the general is to come shortly to make a muster there … [ to fight the Irish rebels ] . 

She turned to him , lips slightly parted , eyes wide , entreating him . 

A NURSE died after an anaesthetist failed to give her a drug to ease pressure on her heart , an inquest heard yesterday . 

` I 've written him up for some medication to ease the headache . " 

But everyone agrees that it can be a useful therapeutic tool , easing the pain of dental treatment or curing diseases involving powerful but little-understood psychosomatic interactions , such as warts . 

` She made this a wonderful day for us and eased the pain tremendously . " 

This will ease the muscular tension in the neck so that the chin drops towards the chest . 

Aromatherapy ( massage with fragrant essential oils ) is not only sybaritic experience but can ease tension , improve circulation and release accumulated tensions . 

Tension in the hands and feet can be eased by alternately stretching and clenching fingers and toes half a dozen times . 

When he had finished , he found the pain of both limbs had eased a little with the extra support the strapping provided . 

He hauled a pillow out from under the bedspread and arranged it to ease his throbbing temples . 

With both Leicester and Sunderland still chasing honours , the situation will probably remain unclear until the season ends .

At the end of the month curfews remained in force in Cizre , Sirnak , Idil and Silopi .

It would have been unreasonable of the author/translator to expect this item of information to remain in the reader 's consciousness after three intervening pages and an explicitly marked change of scene or topic .

Even so , he remained with the king in 1387 as Richard prowled the midlands seeking to regain control .

Despite a slight shortage of new ideas , she remains the strongest candidate the Democrats have fielded for some time .

Strong elements of patriotism remained a characteristic feature of Chinese youth .

When little Jacob Bates was born he remained unconscious because of a lack of oxygen to the blood .

To operate the program in this manner would therefore be pointless , since the vast majority of results would remain undecided .

Gramsci 's theory of hegemony is a partial answer to this ; but there remains unanswered the question how development occurs at all in peripheral areas .

The fruits are an important food source and the seeds remain in the gut for 37 days .

As a result , the genes for cannibalism would remain in the population .

It would have been better to have remained in total ignorance than to know , yet not know , and have no means of finding out .

JUDITH Mellor remained loyal to her unfaithful husband to the bitter end .

Only the beautiful Katarina remained relatively calm , her arm resting possessively on Lucenzo 's shoulder as if she was totally confident of his interest .

For the last 6,000 years Hong Kong 's coastline has remained unchanged .

The fact remains that the finest jades of the archaic period in China were symbolic in character and served no purpose in technology .

For instance the 1970s concern remains that public expenditure pay may neither be under control for particular groups of workers nor spent wisely or efficiently for others .

Even then , however , the problem remains that there is no instruction to Maevius in favour of Seia .

In particular , the conviction still remains that what we have in all these experiments is a series of adaptive responses , induced by training , to obtain the numerous rewards on offer throughout the training .

Many counties remain so untouched by the commercial age that lost balls are still classified as a major item of expenditure .

The Colonel found the Japanese remained well-disciplined while they waited to learn their fate , and most of them assumed death was the natural consequence of defeat .

Physical controls on capital spending remained , but , as under Labour , with the gradual restoration of the weakened economic base more resources could progressively be made available .

Fears remain , however , that the area is too unstable for any such measures to be effective .

Political and social controls remain as relatives of political prisoners suffer administrative harassment or become destitute .

The European microelectronics picture was somewhat modified by the parallel decisions of three European champions ( discussed above ) to reemphasize vertical integration .

As Chancellor of the Exchequer , Nigel Lawson considerably modified the tax framework in which life assurance and pensions schemes operated , removing for instance the tax relief on life insurance premiums .

Although the Communists had greatly modified their policy they failed to persuade the leadership of the Labour Party to make any concessions on the United Front or affiliation proposals .

Identifying the triggers or cues for your own behaviour and other people 's provides a useful foothold when it comes to working out how to change or modify behaviour .

The properties of bronze can be further modified by introducing other metals such as lead .

Because those rules were not written , memory was crucial -- and with the passage of time the rules were likely to be further modified , reflecting imperfect recollections of what had been done before .

The southern boundary of the District was accordingly modified from the mouth of the Blackwater River in Essex westwards to the Buckinghamshire county boundary .

Paul VI tried to modify the harshness of the early drafts by injecting a tone of patient pastoral compassion , but by then the damage to the Church 's credibility was done .

Those scientists chose to modify the protective belt of the programme by proposing that the initial conditions were inadequate .

We will modify GDP by incorporating measurements of pollution and resource depletion to create a figure for sustainable national income .

Marx 's and Engels 's views about slavery should also be modified in the light of more recent work .

Such views will be modified in the light of the classroom development of program and its associated documentation .

We have modified some of our proposals in the light of the views we have received .

Most dogs will then rapidly modify their behavioural response to cats in general , and no further conflicts result .

Vmail 's software will be modified to run with VMX 's Integrated Voice Processing system .

Although the position has been modified by statute , traditionally a joint liability can only be enforced by bringing the claim at the same time against all the vendors undertaking the liability .

During the nineteenth century , with improvements in communications , these traditions were modified by the consequently increased sensitivity to changing preferences in architectural styles .

These differences are further modified by the local geology , which affects the water chemistry , the local climate , and the particular conditions created by the dominant local plants .

It could still be modified for use , provided it was backed up with some new , stronger coercion .

Functionally the antennae are organs of special -sense ( Schneider , 1964 ; see also p. 139 ) but in a few cases they are modified for other uses .

They take the infantile mewing and they modify it to each situation in which they wish to express a need for something .

The new draft modifies the 1986 legislation in several ways , however .

If latent inhibition and habituation reflect the operation of a common mechanism , then procedural variations that modify the magnitude of one of these phenomena should have a similar effect on the other .

However , before the sale can go ahead the Trust must obtain permission from the courts to modify the will of the Trust 's founder , Sir Henry Wellcome .

On Aug. 14 the government modified budget allocations to give greater priority to improving living standards in the poorest regions and on Aug. 19 issued guidelines to curb " unnecessary spending " .

We are used to the idea that quantum mechanics may modify our everyday intuitive notions about the meaning of words like " position " and " momentum " .

The challenge is to modify the development of populations of pests and diseases in relation to their enemies , which requires a clear understanding of population dynamics .

The ` information revolution " has subtly modified the culture of journalism in Britain .

Each species modifies the shape of its many paired legs for particular purposes .

Until now virtually any fighter could be modified to drop bombs , but the YF-22 may never do so .

In many species , some of these glands are modified to produce poison .

Some of them modify mental as well as bodily functions and have effects beyond the repertoire of conventional laboratory experiments in pharmacology .

Each firm will want to modify or amplify this list to meet particular organisational and business needs .

The potatoes have been modified with the pea lectin gene which stops pests absorbing vital proteins .

Thorpe J. decided that the mother had not established that the father had acquiesced in the removal or retention of the children .

Alter the final pre-operative preparations were completed , a premedication was given at 11.00 am. and Mrs Fellows dozed comfortably until she was escorted to theatre . 

And in the middle of all this , her husband Jamie sat dozing in a large , battered armchair , belching every now and then . 

Mum and Dad were dozing in their chairs but Dad opened his eyes as I sat down and asked if I 'd enjoyed the picture . 

The trip begins in the Tarangire National Park , where baobab trees dot the horizon and tree-climbing lions doze in the shade . 

Madeleine had on her spectacles and was reading the newspaper while Louis dozed on the sofa . 

Upon entering the kitchen , he found his mother-in-law dozing by the fire . 

He dozed for an hour until a warm , furry body slid under his hand , ` Good evening , Bonaventure ! " he whispered . 

She unwrapped herself from his arms where she had been dozing for most of Sunday afternoon . 

Corbett dozed for a while and was suddenly awakened by a knocking on the chamber door . 

I dozed fitfully until morning , when I awake feeling knackered ; my spouse looked worried and ashen in sympathy . 

Tony and I shared the navigation seat , and right now I was in the back , warm , comfortable and dozing gently . 

They wake you at five a.m. , which is when I 'm often going to bed , and you 're so knackered by mid-morning that you doze all day . " 

We unload the boats for the last time , take the final photographs , and cast our minds back , trying to fix the memories . 

Half an hour later she 's unloading the car outside the studio -- that 's her job too . 

She unloaded the car and carried everything in , dumping it all in the middle of the salon . 

Out of the fifty odd men left , only about thirty would be required to unload the Russian ship , big as she was . 

When they load or unload a ship they can understand what 's wanted . " 

We then had to drive the machine back and unload the rented van . 

They hit many patches of soft sand and wasted hours unloading vehicles , shoving them up to the top of dunes and reloading again . 

Tess and her mother unloaded the waggon , and left the children and furniture near the churchyard wall , while they looked for somewhere to stay . 

The priest grasped the cudgel tighter , opened the door and stepped into the darkness . 

The hospital staff are beginning to grasp the difference between CAB and social work and are now involving the CAB with more in-patient cases . 

Sadly , it seems that he has failed to grasp the relationship between the district council and the board . 

Christ , said Campbell , accepted a cutting off from his Father in order to unite us to God . 

In August 1934 they formed a new organization , the Liberty League , to unite opposition to the New Deal . 

Theodore was determined to break the power of the provincial Rases and unite the country under his sole control , administered by governors appointed by himself . 

THE Conservative Party in Europe last night took the final decisive step towards uniting itself with its distant continental cousins , the Christian Democrats . 

He said he hoped Mr Clerides would continue UN sponsored efforts to unite the island as a bi-zonal bi-communal federation of Greek and Turkish Cypriots . 

The new social movements represent a very positive force , they unite people in different occupations to confront a problem and in so doing , they raise consciousness . 

To try to unite these pools into a long-distance chain , the BBC has placed around 200 transmitters throughout the country ; Classic FM is making similar efforts . 

Auerbach unites the portrait as depiction of object with the portrait as site of subjectivities . 

Reynolds sought to unite them by avoiding unnecessary controversy . 

But he now hopes , as soon as the general election is out of the way , to unite the various pro-hunting campaigns . 

In days gone by there had been little differences between the members of the party on the war policy , but the war was now over and they wanted to unite all their forces …

His central concern was ` integration "  : how to unite a political society . 

Farouk successor , Gamal Abdel Nasser , a socialist and a revolutionary , attempted to unite the Arab world . 

The West and East German railways are starting the process of being united though at the moment they still operate quite separately . 

WEDGWOOD has united art and industry by commissioning six of Britain 's top painters and sculptors to design a limited edition series of 500 12 inch collectors plates . 

Latest results from Europe 's centre for particle physics point to the possible discovery of the W , a particle that plays a key role in theoretical attempts to unite two of nature 's forces 

The ` twin' villages were officially united in 1935 as Newbald civil parish . 

The reason that so many different interest groups , with their contrasting standpoints , can apparently unite in this way is obvious enough . 

The USSR 's fifteen union republics , united on a supposedly voluntary basis , formed an ` integral , federal , multinational state "  , according to the 1977 Constitution . 

When wallpapering a room , pin a left-over length inside a wardrobe or cupboard door so that it ages along with the paper on the walls . 

It was a dream I had -- We were wallpapering a wall , Dad and Mum and Bri and me . 

Wallpaper them or cover them with fabric : felt , hessian , sacking , lining fabric or printed cotton . 

She had been halfway through wallpapering one room when the pull of the sun had grown too strong to resist a second longer . 

Down below me the surf thrashed and thundered : the Tonga Trench , a precipitous crack in the ocean floor where two of the planet 's great tectonic plates crunched together and were folded downwards to melt again , lay a score of miles away . 

He ignored her words and continued to squeeze her arm until she thought that soon the bones must crunch together and splinter under the pressure of his fingers . 

He allowed the car to move slowly forward , the tyres crunching against the gravel road . 

Two words , both of them not repeatable , and then the thud , as Callum 's body crunched against the far wall . 

First his Y-reg Yugo crunched into the back of a trailer behind a broken-down Austin Ambassador . 

Her jacket flashed and sparkled with sodium light , her boots crunched on the sandy boards . 

As Peach turned the corner of the hotel , Captain Kruger emerged from the shadows by the parking lot , his boots crunching on the gravel . 

Their feet crunched on the brittle undergrowth , leaving sharp footprints where the early morning frost had taken hold . 

The hedgehogs could hear its tremendous feet crunching through the weeds as it bounded away . 

They picked their way through broken pieces of furniture , their feet crunching across splintered glass and wood . 

He ran wildly around the temple , his boots crunching in the thin soil . 

He raged at the futility of it , and shouted for help as his blade hissed and crunched , but his arms were tiring and he could feel blood running down inside his tunic . 

He was out in the sunshine , his feet crunching the gravelled drive with which Riddle had put the finishing touch to his little estate . 

She watched as they scrambled from the truck , running after Lais , wishing their footsteps did n't crunch so loudly on the gravel . 

He staggered round the rear of the couch , feet crunching in plaster , and sat down . 

Somewhere outside the house a sentry 's feet crunched on pebbles . 

Arriving at the foot of the ladder , Grant 's feet crunched in a sprinkling of fresh soil underfoot . 

Later , Schellenberg called for his Mercedes and they drove to the Tiergarten and walked around the lake , feet crunching in the light powdering of snow . 

On Monday , the Suriname News Agency reported that a group of men had commandeered a bus carrying aluminum workers 60 miles south of Paramaribo .

Up to 30 armed men had commandeered a bus and were driving it towards Zanderij airport near the Surinamese capital , Paramaribo , according to Mr Haakmat .

Because the weather was raw and foggy she spent most of the intervening hours in a nearby house , which had been commandeered by the army for the use of resident and non-resident FANY drivers .

Sir John commandeered a table in the corner , greeting the ale wife as if she was a long lost sister .

Each of the other fundamental rights reveals an aspect of the value of private autonomy , whereas , in contrast , a right to enforce a contract involves an assertion of the justice of commandeering state power to curtail economic liberty and restrict autonomy .

John patted at the bulging plumber 's bag he had commandeered during the afternoon from a dozing council worker .

The rebels also captured the Boulogne tank factory on the outskirts of the city , killing three civilians when a tank they had commandeered collided with a bus .

The Crown had long had an unquestioned right to commandeer ships from coastal towns .

The plan was that they would meet again in Bordeaux , where Suffolk was soon to go to commandeer a freighter for his scientific booty and machine tools .

Instead , the Turks commandeered the food they needed and the civilian population starved to death .

Montgomery rapidly commandeered the library as his interview room .

I come home to find my half-brother has commandeered my house for his party , and now my assistant tells me to take a bath . ''

They then commandeered a battery operated amplifier and two loudspeakers from the local constituency association , and via the roof of one of their cars set up an excellent PA system .

There were no victorias conveniently passing , and Rose was forced to commandeer a passing donkey cart , much to the amazement of its young driver , especially when a bowler-hatted Stitch leapt in after him .

The entire sale is expected to total around £500,000 ( $860,000 ) .

The sale totalled £14,356,595 , with 40 per cent bought in by value .

Last year sales of paintings totalled £1.3 million , netting a £330,000 commission for the Academy ( at 25% on works sold ) , out of which the administration and handling expenses had to be paid .

Development expenditure was expected to total almost Rps20,000,000 million , an increase of 23 per cent , with priority for infrastructure construction , basic services , human resources development , and operational and maintenance expenses .

In 1989-90 the NAO audited expenditure and revenue totalling over £300 billion .

An agreement was signed for Spanish loans to Honduras totalling US$70,000,000 over the next four years , and Spanish financial participation in the building of a new airport near Tegucigalpa was confirmed .

Another British merchant bank , Kleinwort Benson , owned up to writing off loans totalling $23m which it had sunk into an American partnership controlled by one of its directors .

In November , UN sources confirmed that contributions totalling $140,830,531 had so far been promised for the UNHCR 's 1991 programmes .

Indeed , our contribution to the UNHCR this financial year totals some £40 million .

Payments totalling seventy-thousand pounds are said to have been involved .

The debt owed by these nations totals $630 billion -- about half of the developing world 's total debt .

Its debts total a staggering £1.3bn and although interest rates have crashed in the past two years , it still needs a massive cash flow to keep the banks happy .

The previous year , when profits were just £36 million , bad debts totalled £903 million .

Malcolm Gamet 's side totalled 163-6 declared in 43 overs at Hightown .

At this time , the Blackpool Transport fleet totalled 350 vehicles and had become the seventh largest in the country .

The remaining 900 employees -- out of a workforce once totalling 40,000 -- were given the grim news yesterday at a meeting with managers and union representatives .

The collection totals approximately 150 items comprising an historical survey of first-class material ranging from the first to the nineteenth century AD .

Four acquisitions totalling £50m , led by the £29.5m purchase of Yorkshire-based CSL in January , accounted for a third of the growth in the fleet .

The fish harvested in the Eastern Mediterranean totalled 135 000 tonnes in 1964 , the last year in which floodwater reached the sea unimpeded , with sardines accounting for 15 000 tonnes .

According to the study the European market totalled 480 000 tonnes in 1990 , accounting for 34 per cent of world consumption .

The Corridor totalled some 16,295 sq km , was 230 km long , 230 km wide at its base , and narrowed to less than 30 km near Danzig .

The budget totalled 23,987 million Djibouti francs and provided for higher social services expenditure .

Your savings must total less than £6,000 though £1 of ‘ notional income ’ is added in when working out your income level for every £250 ( or part thereof ) of savings over £3,000 .

Net revenues for the year ended December 31 totalled $76.6m , up 10% over 1990 and 21% over 1989 .

The Far Eastern Economic Review of Feb. 28 estimated that two-way trade between the two countries in 1991 would total some US$14,000,000 .

Exports in 1990 totalled $3,260 million and imports $4,220 million , giving a deficit of $960,000,000 .

Exports totalled $8,445 million in 1990 , while imports totalled $7,050 million , giving a trade surplus of $1,395 million .

NYSE volume totalled 210.41 million shares , against 253.47 million in the previous session .

A typical week 's training for a 13-year-old likely to win a place in the County team totals less than nine miles .

Only modification to the aircraft was the fitting to two extra fuel tanks totalling 40 gallons .

For example , projects totalling $200 million are already under way at our Grangemouth refinery in Scotland and at our joint-venture refineries in Bavaria and Rotterdam .

The new SPA totals 2,004 hectares , and includes nature reserves managed by English Nature , the National Trust and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds ( RSPB ) .

They were awakened at 6.30 a.m. , breakfasted at 7.30 a.m. and were put to work from 8.0 a.m. to 11.30 a.m . 

He breakfasted at Taunton with Joshua Toulmin , the town 's kindly and distinguished Unitarian minister , then continued west through Neroche Forest towards Horton Cross and Chard . 

Wells had first noticed the man when he was breakfasting in the Welcome Café in Cross Street at 7.30am . 

They were breakfasting in a highway café — eggs sunny side up . 

It was empty ; they had breakfasted upstairs in Susan 's room . 

She breakfasted on fried bread and bacon , and tea with four spoons of sugar , before a full turkey dinner with the other 33 residents at her nursing home in Redcar , Cleveland . 

I slept that night in a large airy cabin , and breakfasted on coffee and hotcakes . 

They breakfasted on hot black coffee , biscuits and chocolate , eating in a silence cut by polite requests and answers . 

After snatching a few hours sleep , the teenager breakfasted on cornflakes as she talked to her relieved parents , who sent a message of thanks to all those who had helped in the search . 

We rose at five-thirty and breakfasted outside on fresh mangoes . 

He had breakfasted lightly on Marmite and toast washed down with a pot of tea . 

One by one the gonophs , thieves , finewirers , whores , illusionists , backsliders and second-storey men awoke and breakfasted . 

By noon , he could hardly stand , let alone tramp over the moor , and he stumbled about , muttering away in Gaelic , complaining about working for a bunch of foreigners who had usurped his rightful King . 

The savagery in his face was such a horrifying contrast to his recent ardour that Isabel shrank back in terror , stumbling over one of the benches . 

With a stifled sob Perdita stumbled upstairs , slamming the door so hard that every ornament in the house shook . 

He 'd accept anything that did n't involve stumbling about in a greasy morass of railway tracks . 

As Holly , tired to death , stumbled along the last long stretch , a backpacked figure appeared in the distance which looked like his own image coming to meet him . 

He knew roughly where he was , or he knew in theory , and he stumbled slowly along in a westerly direction , sometimes holding onto the trunk of a birch tree . 

On the battlefield , a night patrol about to scout out the lie of the land , or mount a surprise attack , obviously can not afford to stumble around with flashlights pointing in all directions . 

` I think it 's a matter of stumbling around in the dark until we find a clue , " Loretta said gratefully . 

She stumbled away towards the lounge , neither forbidding nor encouraging Charlotte to follow . 

Simple arithmetic told us that even if we gained the summit we would be stumbling back down in the dark like late cinema-goers trying to find their seats . 

A second shot rang out and the bodyguard stumbled back , clutching his stomach . 

Blinded , the Executioner stumbled back , thrusting his sword out before him in a reflexive but vain posture of defence . 

But before she could continue , he was brushing past her roughtly , almost causing her to stagger and stumble back down the steps . 

She stumbled loudly back to the door and grabbed the light-switch . 

He fell forward , as a result of which there was a crowd surge and the people in front of him stumbled down the terraces . 

Slowed by the blossoming pain in his injured leg , he supported himself with a hand on the rough stone wall and stumbled down the remaining few steps . 

Willie turned quickly and stumbled hurriedly down the path leaving Lucy to stare silently after him until he had disappeared into the cottage . 

He left his rifle on the bank and stumbled down into the water . 

The door clattered open and George , barely awake , stumbled in . 

It was a great relief to him when she stumbled in through the door in a flurry of snow and he set to and made a cup of tea to warm her . 

The phone went on ringing , and finally , irritated , she stumbled off the bed and picked up the receiver from the floor where Phoebe usually left the phone . 

Derek stumbled off into the nearest clump of vegetation and disturbed three petrified rabbits . 

` Excuse me , " he said , almost to himself , then stumbled off into the bathroom . 

I remember thinking how white and cold and still her face looked , without the breeze of thought or sentience , as I stumbled off to the tumult of the ramp . 

Once outside , he fell to his knees on the gravel path , but the pounding footsteps behind him made him stumble on again into the thick blanket of fog , thankful for its concealing refuge . 

Her hair was a tangled mess as she finally stumbled on to the path the guerrillas had used . 

Piggott said all he could remember about the fall was the horse ` stumbled for about 20 yards before his legs gave way " . 

They stumbled out drowsily , responding with reluctance to his repeated assurance that it was " only a little way " . 

Muttering apologies he slipped on his sandals and stumbled out . 

She plunged into the sea , grateful for the buoyancy of the salt water , then decided to push herself , swam the width of the cove six times and stumbled out onto the sand , shivering . 

They stumbled over the uneven ground and plunged , half-laughing , into the cave 's entrance . 

Penry walked slowly down the remaining stairs and crossed the room towards her , stumbling over a rug en route . 

Extricating the eyepieces from the furrows in my chest , I stumbled over to my associate 's office . 

He pushed away from me and stood up and stumbled over to a wooden chest , tearing one of its drawers right out so that it crashed to the carpeted floor and a load of jumpers fell out . 

He stumbled round the side of the house , through the flower beds , feeling the windows . 

Shivering with fear and the need for haste , Isabel stumbled up the narrow stone staircase , slipping once and bruising her knee when she fell . 

He stumbled backwards and struck a bed screen that crashed to the floor , bringing him with it . 

Damian 's voice rose in fury as he strode to them , reached them and pushed Tony away from Rachel with a violence that made her cry out in horror as Tony stumbled backwards . 

She stumbled across the floor to the door and kicked something . 

He pushed himself back up on to his feet again and started to stumble across the sand to the village . 

For three years , he stumbled nervously around the London comedy circuit with a ten-minute set which incorporated a few half decent gags and various attempts at making political statements with his dishevelled hair . 

People were clapping as he stumbled between the rows of seats with her and out into the garden , where she reached out one hand to clutch at the trunk of a flowering cherry , then doubled up over his arm to vomit into a tidy bed of daffodils . 

He looked back once , then fought free of the crowd and stumbled uphill beyond the streets , toward the heath . 

FIVE cool businessmen stumbled from the wreckage of their crashed plane … and smartly stepped off to work . 

The spectacle that confronted him was so overwhelming that he all but stumbled in alarm before the policeman caught and steadied him . 

Blinded by the chlorine , he had stumbled into a house that was burning after being hit by a shell . 

He was about four feet away when his foot caught in the electric flex he was dragging and he stumbled forward off balance . 

Feeling more wretched than ever , she stumbled out of her cabin . 

Those pants of his were around his knees when he slammed through the double doors of the brownstone , and around his ankles as he stumbled at speed up the first flight of stairs . 

As he stumbled past the discount church and down the disused street he wept to realize that he liked the feel of the open sky more than he expected to like the low dimness of the house . 

The woods were damp and overgrown ; she stumbled through brambles and fallen branches . 

The massive door gave way , and the Russians were upon them , stumbling through the debris , some falling to the defenders ' final volley . 

What did she have to cry about , I thought as I stumbled through the door . 

There was a taste in her mouth , so unpleasant that she stumbled to the bathroom without thinking of the dark , and gargled with cold water . 

By the time I stumbled to the summit of Cairn Gorm , it was hard to stand up straight , and the snow driving into my face stung like shotgun pellets . 

She took his arm and with her half-supporting him , they began to stumble towards the edge of the moor . 

Ignoring his advice that she stay still , stay still , she started to stumble towards the place where her assassin had fallen . 

A phone call will always be made to confirm that you would still be willing to come to any particular meeting .

Rival managers have been relieved to confirm that the away dugout does actually face the pitch .

His attendance has been confirmed by Disney but , as one organiser admitted , ` I ca n't see him eating a burger . "

The University will confirm receipt on request to the Registry .

I write to confirm the arrangements made by phone on Friday 14th May .

The watery fluid plashed against my cheeks ; as it did so I felt a novel sensation , a sloughing , pulling and slipping of the skin . 

The walls were lime-washed to keep off insects , and the hams which hung from the blackened beams gave off a sweet crisp smell which made Cranston smack his lips .

I like to enjoy my Animal , " she roared predatorily , smacking her lips .

Father Devlin drained his glass , smacking his lips appreciatively .

I must have missed the next few sentences. ` -- and weirdly compelling , " he finished , almost smacking his lips under that ridiculously trendy moustache .

This was the day Kenneth Baker smacked his lips and pronounced that Labour are ` soft on crime " .

Crisp yellow leaves scrunched satisfyingly underfoot , giving off a sweet sad scent . 

North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces are acting under a United Nations mandate to protect civilians from Kadafi 's forces , a mission that has limited the mobility of his troops and in effect aided the rebels ' cause .

Defense officials say Rumsfeld 's proposal is consistent with the aim of limiting U. S. overseas deployments .

But a shortage of drone aircraft could limit the effectiveness of the thousands of additional troops being sent as part of the Obama administration 's new focus on Afghanistan , officials say .

The sorry state of the country 's roads has limited development .

The decision to limit the size of Afghan security forces suggests the White House may be willing to question Petraeus ' blueprint .

Arafat named an ally , Brig. Gen. Jibril Rajoub , to the post of national security advisor Monday , which was widely interpreted as a move to limit the powers of Abbas ' security chief , Mohammed Dahlan .

In his talks to the Marines , Mattis was quick to emphasize that nothing in his call for restraint toward civilians should be seen as limiting an aggressive response toward insurgents .

Upon taking office , President Bush promised to pull U. S. peacekeepers out of the Balkans and to launch an immediate review of troop commitments in dozens of countries , with an eye to strictly limiting overseas deployments .

" He tried to limit violence against the civilian population and to mend the split between society and authorities , to show that the authorities in Ingushetia are not against the society , " Cherkasov said .

To keep out hordes of young Libyans starved for Internet access , volunteer guards in red berets limit access to " accredited journalists " â€� anyone who manages to get hold of an official rebel press badge .

In a sign that he wants to limit Kurdish aspirations , Prime Minister Nouri Maliki spoke Saturday of the need for a " strong federal state " when the national constitution is revamped .

Instead , the administration has limited the addition to 47,000 , which would bring the authorized Afghan force to a total of 352,000 .

The crew 's stay with the unit was limited to 10 days , and only the soldiers ' first names could be used .

Because security precautions limit the movements of Western media , the State Department has struggled to communicate just what the teams do .

Starting Dec. 12 , Russia will halt inspections and verifications of its military sites by NATO countries and will no longer be obligated to limit the number of conventional weapons deployed west of the Ural Mountains .

The rebels , too , acknowledge that their capacity to grow food , store water and limit the damage of chronic drought is severely constrained by their vulnerability to air attack .

The Pentagon had been hoping to limit the initial withdrawal to 3,000 to 4,000 .

Interior Ministry spokesman Zemari Bashary told reporters in Kabul that clearing insurgents was proceeding slowly because police and soldiers were trying to limit property damage and civilian casualties .

At the same time , U. S. officials cautioned that the U. S. and allies intended to limit their involvement , allowing no " boots on the ground .

To conserve currency , banks that recently reopened in Benghazi now limit customers to monthly withdrawals of 200 Libyan dinars , equivalent to $ 165 , Gheriani said .

With the polls showing the PQ building its lead , Parizeau 's campaign has , of late , curtailed his schedule , limited his access to the press and placed him in carefully controlled appearances .

He visited the prison where Patrick Chamusso was tortured and incarcerated for 10 years , and he limited his diet so he could attain a weedy look .

" This does not limit their participation or prevent them from nominating themselves in any slate , " he said .

Meanwhile , Bin Laden disappeared in Pakistan , limiting himself to increasingly rare pronouncements until May , when Navy SEALs landed in his Abbottabad compound and killed him .

Gina lay beside him ; she had nodded off and was snoring loudly . 

The schoolmaster was snoring raspily , his mouth hugely agape . 

Sometimes it went to sleep on the rag rug before the electric fire and snored quietly , or its paws would twitch as it chased rabbits in its sleep . 

Norman had returned to his kitchenette , leaving his camel snoring peacefully in the eaves of his lock-up garage , its head in a Fair Isle snood . 

It was a flicker of movement and nothing more , for again the room appeared empty , but for an elderly gentleman , now snoring noisily in a fireside chair . 

IN MY OFFICE , Carradine cat-napped , snoring vigorously , hammocked between two chairs . 

The fat lorry-driver on the banquette is snoring like a pasha . 

God , thought Bykov , how can she snore like thunder yet sleep so lightly ? 

The Dean had rattled me so much in the morning that I decided to look up a few precedents . " 

A detailed inventory of Bruce 's day followed , and McLeish understood that having Catherine Crane working on this case had rattled Bruce in several ways . 

It is interesting for the accounts of the skirmishing that rattled Canada in its early years , and the actions between Canada and the nascent USA . 

The Socialists are so rattled by the prospect of losing at least three of the seven Cadiz parliamentary seats to Mr Pacheco that they coaxed Dona Carmen into leaving the Moncloa palace and joining the fray . 

Banbridge started the second half in more determined mood and forced Bangor back and the home side were rattled by some excellent play by the visitors . 

But last night Mr Milburn said : ` The Tories are clearly rattled by this new campaign . 

Alexander was rattled , disturbed in his habits , by instant fame , by being treated as a major dramatist . 

It fell with a crash which rattled her composure and set her heart thudding . 

If Spunk had been hoping to rattle me by picking this place for a venue , then Spunk was out of luck . 

Such dictionaries , too , succeed because they establish a rapport with generations of users .

But if white people do n't need degrees from tony colleges to succeed , why do Thernstrom and her cohorts care so much about these schools ' efforts to level the playing field ?

The cynical spin : Anyone can succeed if he stops wasting his energy on others .

Never a true superstar , he managed to succeed mainly because he continued to perform and his voice miraculously seemed to improve with age .

That does n't mean they will succeed , but it means they have a much better chance than most of the companies out there .

These organizations recognize that stakeholders will have a lot to say in determining whether their programs succeed or fail .

` Yer wo n't want yer bed then , will yer Mary ? " she spoke slyly . 

` He seems very nice , " Emily spoke guardedly , ` but what of his prospects ? 

` On that subject , " Orcadai spoke finally , ` I would hope to be consulted first . " 

` Under the rules of democracy I would have expected to be allowed to speak , " he said . 

` Please , " he said , holding up a trembling hand , ` do n't speak that name in this house . " 

` You do n't seem to have much hesitation about speaking your mind , whether I want to hear what 's on it or not , so I 'll speak mine for a change . 

For obvious reasons , the people of Hong Kong have long been reluctant to speak their minds . 

When not in a regressed state Eileen had absolutely no recollection of those words being spoken by her mother . 

Despite the millions of words that have been written and spoken on the subject of ` 1992 " , there still appears to be much more to be said on the subject . 

TORY MP Harry Greenway spoke last night of his relief that bribery charges against him have been dropped . 

If she did not speak the truth now , she was guilty of perjury . 

Since Wendy had taken to hovering over the bed , Rhoda had reclaimed her as a daughter and now spoke freely of the past . 

Officers speak freely and openly about being in the prison service and at Holloway and so too do the prisoners . 

For when I speak of the community being faithful to its own principles I do not mean its conventional or popular morality , the beliefs and convictions of most citizens . 

There are innumerable passages in both the Jewish and Christian scriptures which speak of the ineffable greatness and holiness of God . 

He spoke of the inevitability of another war without such an alliance . 

But his enthusiasm is far more apparent when he speaks about Christopher -- who has a non-verbal IQ of between 40 and 70 -- and their extraordinary first meeting . 

He speaks about the archaeological finds that have been made in Cyprus 's mines -- the reed ore baskets , the wooden winches and woven ropes , the skeletons cramped in galleries less than one metre high . 

He was not to know that because she never spoke about her feelings , she could not express them on demand . 

And such a sentence need n't be confined to the characters of the Bible ; words like those ought to be part of the way that you and I speak about our lives . 

Yesterday , speaking exclusively to TODAY , Mandy revealed how shocked she was by Wyman 's decision to speak about his marriage break-up . 

It suddenly occurred to Cissie that Beth had never spoken about her own parents . 

Women were empowered to speak about sex , challenging the authority of the experts and drawing attention to their gendered power relations . 

Their movement in the oceans speaks to us of freedom , grace and beauty . 

But the prime minister , Pierre Beregovoy , pointed out that Mr Rocard had spoken of continuing to renovate the Socialists within a wider perspective . 

Stephen had spoken of giving her an allowance but , as yet , he had given her no money . 

The women speak of having sacrificed all the trappings of a normal life , and then being left with nothing when the leaders called an end to the struggle . 

` When we first met and you spoke about having lunch with Simon , it was one hell of a shock . 

When she spoke about learning difficulties or special needs she included everyone , even young people with severe ` challenging behaviour " . 

BORIS BECKER spoke here yesterday of how he tried to find the perfect antidote to New York by taking a week 's holiday in East Germany after winning the United States Open last month . 

Simon Watney , the British writer , has spoken of how the anger and elegy of American artists reacting to Aids rest heavily on personal experience of the illness . 

What Lorentz objected to in American actors both in Hollywood and on the stage was summed up by a director friend of his who spoke of how ` they have no humility " . 

Noah spoke with the caution bred of years spent dealing with authority . 

During Brezhnev 's discussions with Indira Gandhi both leaders condemned the buildup of military activity in the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf and spoke in favour of dismantling all foreign military bases in the former region . 

There 's been a lot of doom and gloom spoken about ` the depressed market " , and certainly the fiscal policy of high interest rates has had the short-term effect that was intended . 

When people speak of ` science " , they usually mean the sciences of nature , especially physics , chemistry , and biology , in line of descent from the scientific revolution of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries . 

The Vatican spoke of ` a new and grave obstacle to the process of reconciliation . " 

His readiness to speak on almost any topic , and especially on medical ethics , was remarkable : his speeches averaged out over the pontificate at almost one a day . 

They pee all over your garden though the Council provides toilets for them . " 

He stood at the urinal and peed fiercely at the white ceramic wall , streaked with rusty tear-stains from the corroding pipes . 

According to William , the man and the woman took all their clothes off and climbed into the bath so the woman was sitting with her back to the man , and the man peed into the water . 

There were no gaping edges , just warm , wet tracksuit legs , rapidly cooling : I 'd peed myself . 

So we all had a good laugh at the sparks and all of us unzipped our flies and peed in the river whether we wanted to or not . 

He sat bolt upright and started ranting , ` TESCO 'S BLOODY CAR PARK , DERBY ! 

I walked across her line of vision and she sat bolt upright in annoyance . 

The person on duty disappeared out the back and I went to sit in the same seat where I had sat the night before . 

The sergeant , whose name was Troth , came back and sat next to Malm . 

But Rosa motioned to him to sit , and sat herself down , opposite him at the table , expectant . 

Then the spark flew back into her eyes and she sat upright again . 

The horseman threw a couple of sacks over the backs of his horses and sat under the hedge to eat his elevenses . 

He sat beside her , close enough for her to feel the heat from his body . 

He sat back from the microscope for a moment , then looked again . 

Bob sat back in his chair , playing with the pepper-mill , grinding a little pile of pepper into his left palm . 

` Now you must n't say things like that , "  Ruth admonished her . "  

Yer should tear 'im orf a strip , "  he admonished the Captain . 

But the King for prevention of offences may by proclamation admonish his subjects that they keep the laws , and do not offend them ; upon punishment to be inflicted by the law , . 

Anyway , to return to the harvest supper table : I would admonish the company to eat up or , ` It 'll all go in the soup . "  

Then he had sent her off to the lingerie department with the assistant , admonishing her to choose the prettiest undergarments . 

But it is the parent who is forever admonishing the infant to ` be careful "  who is more likely to instil fear into the young mind . 

Loudspeakers admonish us to hurry to our next classroom ( up three flights of stairs and along endless corridors ) . 

` Now , do n't try to change the subject , "  Deirdre admonished him with a smile . 

Timothy was admonished by Paul to reactivate the gift which had been bestowed upon him ( 2 Tim . 

More than one sceptical senior colleague has been admonished , ` Do n't tell me what ; tell me how . 

Those unfortunates who were late received two cuts from the weapon -- one on each hand and were admonished not to be late again . 

The court staff have been admonished to deal with a request for postal service by solicitor as a matter of priority . 

` Always start with the grid "  , she admonishes with fervour , ` and then you ca n't go wrong ! "  . 

` You dawdled , "  she admonished in her gentle sympathetic voice . 

Fred Hirst , secretary of the maypole committee , was also at the bar and , overhearing this , admonished both to ` 'old on a minute "  . 

` Your mother does n't operate her career for your amusement , Princess , "  her father admonished , pinching Tina 's cheek . 

` Alright , that 's enough , "  he admonishes , but to no avail , the band strikes up again . 

These were his friends but he felt unnatural in their company , as if he were acting a part . 

He was giving a dramatic reading of a newspaper report of a murder trial , and we all enjoyed watching him act the main characters . 

Watkin would have pride of place as St George while Ranulf the rat-catcher eagerly agreed to put on a costume and act the role of the dragon . 

The good news is that Interiors is n't on video , so there 's no need to revisit this austere tale of middle-class American family breakdown , no matter how slickly it was filmed and acted . 

We know Doctor Faustus was acted in 1594 and throughout the 1590s . 

They provided interim employment and on the second , a further chance for Nicholson to hone his writing talents , since he both acted in it , and wrote the screenplay . 

They sing and they dance and they act , and they do not believe unless they are profoundly proficient in all three that they 're entitled to be considered gypsies . 

Face red , chest puffed with indignation , young John would yelp : ` I assure you quite categorically that I never touched the ball . 

He leaned backwards , digging in his heels , yelping , ` Let me be ! 

` You 've got to be kidding ! " yelped Margaret Lenham , as much astonished as afraid at the sight of what he planned to use for the operation : a knitting needle . 

` I did n't mean to do that , " she yelped Yanto thought she was going to cry . 

The latest United Nations report on the state of the environment in Africa says that virtually the whole continent is now being deforested at a rapid and accelerating pace . 

New data indicated that altogether 404,000 sq km had been deforested . 

Its sides consist of silt , washed down from the hills since they were deforested ; pottery-fragments of the Christian era have been found in them , over a metre down . 

Diamond recognises that if , as adults , his sons go birdwatching in New Guinea , they will find the Central Highlands largely deforested , many wild species extinct , a multiplicity of human languages and customs forgotten . 

You would n't make a special cake as a present with long out-of-date flour and stale eggs so do n't think that any old ingredients will do for making a pressed flower picture . 

It does not keep so well , so make and ice the cake shortly before it is to be eaten . 

Nana could make a chocolate drink with cocoa beans and goat 's milk , and that was the only thing Martha could think of that was coloured like her . 

Her remark that she could always have stayed home and made cookies has discomfited Republicans , not least Barbara Bush . 

One day , she came out to the perimeter fence ; another , she came into the kitchen when they were making me some food . 

For example , you could make batches of meals from fresh food , then freeze them . 

Make a simple one-pot meal for Saturday evening dinner ( like a stew in the slo-cooker , so that you are not forever preparing the meal and forever washing up ) . 

If you are making your own pasta , use a strong flour , such as you would have for breadmaking . 

So we went back in and things were patched up and Mum made a pot of tea and tried to make amends by promising to do her best to make the wedding the best in the district . 

He made her tea and sat holding her hand until the light faded and the lamps in the street were lit , shedding a faint light into the room . 

Actually , Rose , could you give it another ten minutes , because Nicole will probably come round , and then we 'll make a big pot of tea for all of us . 

Sometimes in a recipe this indicated that the idea was of no value , that the night-time inspiration to make a sauce for gibier from fruit was wiped from memory for very good reason . 

Dried fruit , eggs and sugar , and ` a drop of rum to make it decent " added Mary Clarke , were mixed with the curds to make the filling for the pastry case . 

To introduce you to the idea of giving your toddler Weetabix made with hot milk , the company is giving away 25 special Weetabix ` Keep Warm " kits . 

There are some excellent commercial pesto sauces available , but always be prepared to pay for one made with olive oil and not a lighter , less flavoursome oil . 

Nature is said to abhor a vacuum ; human beings abhor complexity . 

Lucien had also been warned that Mandru 's liberal attitude towards his Ixmaritians was misleading ; his demesne ran like a well-oiled machine , and he abhorred waste . 

` You know , Sagittarians are supposed to abhor falsehoods , but at times the lies fairly hop out of you . " 

Needing the adulation of the masses he abhorred solitude -- the complete opposite to the introspective Nehru . 

Most of us went , to savour talking to the man who abhorred women , in the forbidden room with its hard chairs and unopened windows and the heart bleeding over the door . 

After all , as scrupulous followers of the Talmud , dishonesty and corruption were abhorred . 

It is a paradox that while sex crimes are popularly abhorred little action is taken against the majority of offenders . 

He was a fervent high-churchman but abhorred any association between the high-church wing of the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church . 

Though living chiefly in England , Morris was proud to be Welsh , admiring the Welsh character and abhorring the English class system . 

We do abhor dust and dirt , and stains on the bathtub , and any kind of filth . 

` We abhor the principles outlined in this motion , " the committee 's new motion reads . 

Mr Dewar said he abhorred the thought of civil disobedience adding he had been assured by Scotland United members that this was not part of their strategy . 

In true Ruskinian fashion Whiteley castigates contemporary classical revivalists who wish to appropriate the authority of tradition exclusively to the classicism which Ruskin abhorred . 

She was that cemetery abhorred by the moon , that old sphinx , ignored , forgotten by a careless world . 

Worst of all , would the option to ignore the incident make me party to an action I abhor ? 

` Nor can it be any easier to decide if you prefer strolling the catwalk you abhor or sitting in the garden of the palazzo , sipping tea and talking with la Principessa . " 

They rotated three times on the plank and the chain was removed . 

He went silent and dark and withdrew into himself , the two thumbs rotating about one another as he sat in the car chair by the fire . 

An impeller fan , rotating at a maximum of 7,000rpm , sucks air and any loose garden debris up the tube and into the attached canvas bag . 

These " Kerr " black holes rotate at a constant rate , their size and shape depending only on their mass and rate of rotation . 

Bernice watched , amazed , as a spiral of pink flesh rotated in the air behind the Doctor . 

A hurricane is a storm of strong circular wind flow which rotates in a counter-clockwise direction . 

The balloon rotated gently in the evening breeze , presenting its serial number to him . 

Moving like a boy in treacle , I rotate on the axis of my right knee and pick up the yard and a half of large bore nozzle between hands slick with sweat . 

He rotated on his right heel and left toe and brought the left boot alongside the right with a delicate crash which trembled his pink jowls . 

The snag to this is that although a pan-head can rotate through a full circle , your hips are limited to about a quarter of this movement . 

These particles rotate with the star and help to slow it , transferring the spin to the outer reaches of the globular dust cloud . 

The mirror would then rotate in proportion to the strength of the current . 

The teak paddles began to rotate , making little more than a whisper of sound as they gently scythed the warm air . 

The escape pod was rotating so rapidly that its four occupants were pinned against their couches . 

He led successful campaigns to clear infestation on over forty worlds and was respected and admired by all of his colleagues in the forces . 

During her service , Hazel dealt with all managers throughout the Group , and was well known and admired for her cheerful efficiency and careful interpretation of the company vehicle policy . 

British television is almost as widely admired abroad as it is at home . 

You will understand when I say that I should like a poem to stand as preface to your book , a poem which we have both admired so much , Thomas Hardy 's ` Afterwards " . 

He could coast along , asking nothing ; accepting everything , like the animals Vic admired so much , and staying out of trouble . 

The reason for this was that he followed the methods of the scholastics ( medieval theologians ) whom he admired very much . 

What was I doing admiring you for being so well-behaved , sitting there for hours content to have your arm round me ? 

I admire them for being so up front about their religious activity because it puts them right in the front line against anti-Semitism . " 

She admired him for betraying neither bafflement nor contempt . 

Oliver was very surprised to see all this , and greatly admired them for controlling their sadness so well . 

Lancaster only just tolerated Douglas 's interference , partly for old time 's sake and partly because Lancaster admired Kirk for daring to slight Hollywood 's conservatives by openly using blacklisted screenwriter Dalton Trumbo on Spartacus . 

Privately , they have backed Lamb and admired him for disclosing the Pakistanis ' ball-scuffing skulduggery . 

I would admire any conductor just for getting through it from the first note to the last without too many disasters P there 's a pitfall a minute . 

Everyone admires her for working so hard , for thrashing herself relentlessly to entertain the troops and keep the fans happy . 

She was amazed at herself , scandalised , but at the same time could admire the absolutely impromptu fluency of her wicked vicious ill-intentioned lying to Jack . 

Seventy-five per cent of the women questioned admire the ability of working mothers to juggle their lives . 

In the following years , however , Haines turned his attention to workhouses as a panacea for national ills , after a visit to Holland , where he admired Dutch methods of employing the poor . 

She admired his courage in clouting the skinhead but he spoilt it by saying it had been instinctive and now he wished he had n't . 

` I admire your tenacity in sticking to your story , " he intoned , ` but even you ca n't really expect me to believe a word of it . 

When Dorothea can not admire the sort of painting her uncle likes to praise -- ` They are a language I do not understand " -- Mr Brooke attributes her inability to defective education . 

And our thoughts changed from admiring the scenery to contemplating a long uphill stretch . 

She never came to take her membership quite for granted : she had admired the in-people for too long ever to feel herself to be truly one of them . 

The long grass was so wet that I decided to admire the castle from afar . 

Mary was still a good looking woman and Sid had admired her from afar for a long time . 

Unlike Sam , or even me for that matter , he could admire a girl from afar , and leave it at that . 

Many girls fell in love with him but could only admire him from afar . 

However , he never ceased to admire a poem like ` The Widow 's Lament in Springtime " : 

Rotha Lintorn Orman admired Mussolini as a man who had dealt firmly with the socialist menace . 

While I admire John Ebbrell as a true product of Everton 's youth policy , he really has been a terrible disappointment of late . 

I also admire Bethany Megan Robinson for efforts to try and improve the Skerne Park Estate . 

Sometimes I admired her for her virtue , at other times , impetuous in my temper and unused to control , I could have beat her . 

But it was the correct question , courageous , and he admired her for it . 

I admired George for the care and attention he gave to Lennie . 

It is said that , in parts of Africa people so admire warthogs for this feat of sustained erection that their tails are eaten as aphrodisiacs . 

One of these who visited him was the Comte Alexandre de Marenches , the conservative head of the French secret service , who had known and admired the Shah for years . 

It would , however , be absurd to complain that Blunden and Mellor chiefly admire skill in a poet . 

The story of Doubting Thomas is told , not so that we shall admire Thomas , but so that we can admire the other apostles in comparison . 

My guilty passion made me admire her in everything she said or did . 

I accepted the sherry and said , " You have a remarkably nice flat , and I admire your taste in furniture . " 

Over the short distance , though , I 'm pretty impressive , and I admire the same quality in others . 

In the past Gunn has admired the male form in the peak of condition as a statuesque work of beauty . 

Dexter admired the way in which his boss disguised who she was really interested in . 

Perhaps that was why Adam continued to admire him above all men . 

The qualities these men admired included guile alongside bravery . 

Some of the students look up at the word ` castration " , admiring the cool poise with which Robyn pronounces it , as one might admire a barber 's expert manipulation of a cut-throat razor . 

I loved the paper , particularly Nick Kent and Charles Shaar Murray : I admired them like I admire Tom Wolfe or Nik Cohn or Jack Kerouac . 

It was a soft rosy pink ; looking at it she thought of Barney 's robe of saffron yellow and how he had admired its effect on her . 

Moreover if we wish to interpret ` consolations " in a rather more modern way we can not but admire the efficiency with which she took control of her own life . 

They tend to admire people for how they hold themselves and what they say and then blame them more for being found out than for what they do . 

How superior she suddenly felt to that woman in the bed , the woman whom she had so long admired , even idolised , but who knew little of human nature after all . 

The artists I greatly admire are within that tradition , like Grunewaldt , Goya and Gericault . 

The range of humane and other qualities most admired is best illustrated by the contents of the few obituaries carried in its pages . 

At last he may be turning into a credible historical figure , capable of being understood , even admired . 

But of his courage , though it was not of a kind that Hotspur admired , there could be little doubt ; and of his ability and calculating detachment , none . 

From my point of view it was a complete success -- fun , interesting and the chance for me to meet someone whom I 'd admired from afar since I was 14 years old . 

During the course of the evening she met Princess Grace of Monaco , a woman she had always admired from afar . 

Here , admired as the author of Holy Living and Holy Dying , he was appointed by a group of Royalists as their chaplain , going from house to house , holding services , baptisms and confessions . 

They resented Lloyd George for ousting his predecessor Asquith , whom they admired as a great Liberal prime minister . 

Four of the people we shall discuss , Land , Jobs , Iacocca and Carlzon , are business leaders widely recognized and admired for their visionary abilities . 

It was the popular traditional artists , admired for their skill , who gained the respect of the majority . 

A middle school in Beijing admired for its teaching of English will admit a dunce for the equivalent of $1,750 . 

What he admired in Niki was his capacity to wrest the best out of whatever situation he was in : that , James said , was the mark of the champion . 

So there was much to admire in William , bastard son of Duke Robert of Normandy , whose ancestors and Thorfinn 's were the same . 

What at school he most admired about Fisher was the teacher of Latin and Greek . 

He had a particular love for the work of Dürer and Breughel , two artists much admired by his grandfather , Maximilian I also . 

` All right , then , " she said , ` tell us anything you admire about her . " 

Professor von Hayek , a luminary much admired by the Prime Minister , writes to The Times suggesting that if attacks are made against the forces in the Falklands , Britain should retaliate on the Argentine mainland . 

Watching him sip his gin and tonic , Dexter admired the millionaire 's self-confidence once again . 

He admired Vincent 's refusal to take Kee 's ` no , never never " at its face value . 

What most visitors who admire it do n't know is that its original home was the middle of Oxford town centre -- just below Carfax tower -- with traffic flowing around it from all directions . 

Diderot 's standards were those primarily of a moralist , questioning how morality might be fashioned through painting , but he was sensitive to artistic aims ; his essay on painting was admired both by Goethe and Baudelaire . 

Although he liked to be admired for his prowess , he did n't like male-talk of that kind . 

Tropical waterlilies have been admired for generations due to their exquisite blooms and overall beauty . 

` Lucenzo , I know you 're being loyal to your client , and I can admire that -- " 

I admire her because she is an actress who can also sing and I think she has a wonderful personality , " said Mr Hipkiss as he stood with 1,500 screaming fans outside the city 's Ritzy nightclub . 

In spite of his often trying demands , I came to admire Lance Sieveking as a perfectionist , and his dramatic productions were a source of considerable education to junior producers still learning the art . 

` You are not the first English person to have admired Maria 's cooking . " 

Theda murmured , unable to help admiring Rose 's social address , which enabled her to gloss over the incident so easily . 

But I admire Smith 's ability to keep on turning out good pictures . " 

` I really admire you , bringing up four from the time the youngest was only five and working full time . 

Making no concessions to the concept of melody , the band members blasted away at their instruments as loud as they could . 

The Cortina blasted his horn and waved him on and that was that . 

` In its search to reveal secrets of human existence , " it trumpeted , ` science has brought us undoubted gifts . 

The admen trumpeted : ` Ever heard the Algerian national anthem ? 

` If it was suicide , " he trumpeted , ` it 's a damn " strange way to go . 

Now my clerk and I , " he trumpeted , ` would like to question each of you alone . 

` The son of a bitch ought to be impeached , " trumpeted McCarthy . 

A writer in the Town Planning Review trumpeted that train-sheds were now obsolete : ` modern terminals in great cities must be below street level hereafter " . 

People who trumpet the dangers of strict capital rules also exaggerate the benefits that leniency would bring . 

Embarrassingly for Mr Ben Ali , who likes to trumpet the virtues of Tunisian democracy , all the seats went to his own RCD party . 

THE potential export value to Britain of an indigenous pressurised water reactor ( PWR ) programme was trumpeted by the National Nuclear Corporation this week as the Sizewell inquiry adjourned for its Easter break . 

SIX years ago , in the introduction to a collection of his plays , Howard Brenton was still trumpeting his adherence to Marxism and looking forward to an unstoppable ` British Revolution " . 

She knew at last why Spittals had been so keen to trumpet the arrest of John Hebden and she was not happy about it . 

The Government trumpet the £140 reduction , but the reduction given to those on income support is inadequate and does not match the needs of those in receipt of that money . 

Today , the barge docks in Kuala Lumpar where Sir Peter Carey , chairman of Morgan Grenfell , will trumpet the merits of the City on behalf of the British Invisible Exports Council . 

When next they start going up month by month , will the headlines trumpet , Good news for home owners ? 

Yet the opacity and lack of conviction of this paper has so disappointed directors that no vote will now take place . 

It also disappoints him that much of the music he works on is funded from abroad then exported . 

She did n't want to disappoint his hopes that she would integrate and enjoy being with his friends . 

Taylor says he does not want to get involved in emotional situations -- but football is about emotion , and it disappoints me that Taylor does not want to show his . 

The theatre management urged him to take a holiday , but he refused , not wanting to disappoint the audiences who were still rushing to get seats at each performance . 

Two figure compositions by Stanley Spencer made satisfactory money although the results will have disappointed those dealers who were pushing Spencer 's market a couple of seasons ago . 

The vote has disappointed the anti-hunting lobby which was hoping the groundswell of public opinion would sway MPs . 

` It disappoints me when human creatures fail to provide something strange . 

The minister disappointed some supporters when he confirmed the Government had abandoned plans for legislation to curb the activities of the National Union of Students . 

His remarks will disappoint many right-wing Tories who have been pushing hard for the Government to give a firm commitment to privatisation . 

It disappoints me to say this about Everton , because you will have read me raving about some of their performances earlier this season . 

After a two day hearing the magistrates took 20 minutes to find Mr Gould not guilty , a verdict that disappointed Mr Hoad . 

` Forgive me , Georgi Kirov but I think I must disappoint you . 'I can undertake no more little errands for you . " 

The record buyer who has fallen in love with the band , and goes to see them play , is often disappointed by a lacklustre show . 

The panel was generally disappointed by the quality of the so-called ` luxury " brands . 

Many people concerned about the shortcomings of the existing system will be disappointed by this short-term approach . 

Another thing that seriously disappoints me about this life I 'm living through : the reading . 

Scaevola disappoints them by informing them that they are not freed of liability . 

` Some students were using these kites to haul grain from the bottom of a Welsh mountain right to the top . 

No-one pretends that preventing further tragedies will be an easy matter , least of all the mountain rescue teams whose job it frequently is to haul the body-bags from the hills . 

` I was walking home from school and a masked man grabbed me and hauled me into a car . 

In the end they hauled the Gnomes into a small ante-room across the galleried landing from the Sun Chamber . 

He hauled the harmonium into the room past Mum , pausing only to wink at me . 

She slammed the door at once , even though it cut off the light from the hall , and ran into the dark , still hauling Anna behind her . 

A train of empty wagons was hauled by locomotive to the quarry entrance while a train of full wagons would be brought up from the quarry . 

Barbara gets shot by Fred MacMurray , Joan is remaindered by Edward G. Robinson , and Bogart stands back while Mary Astor is hauled off to jail . 

Meanwhile it 's sunny and the climbing frame is hauled over to the paddling pool , newly built in the back garden , and the covers are lifted off the sandpit . 

That thought had occurred to me before I was hauled off to Southwold police station for the interrogation . 

I sat in the road during a demonstration and got hauled off to the police station in Newbury . 

` I got hauled up before the chief psychiatrist because of the champagne that was flowing . " 

I haul her off the bed and half carry , half drag her into the bathroom . 

Ari had no positive idea which rooms Tammuz and Zambia occupied and was babbling nonsense to this effect as Lennon hauled her up the metal stairway to the gallery . 

My maternal grandfather strained his heart hauling guns up the face of the Maltese cliffs . 

Down on the quay , brown youths in bathing trunks hauled white blocks of ice up the gangways of gulets . 

They began hauling their sleds across the Antarctic on November 9 . 

Magee tore open the driver 's door , grabbing the man by the shoulder , hauling him from the cab . 

The elephants were formerly used to haul trunks from the logging operations . 

She looked very different from the girl who had hauled oysters into a sack and carried them to market . 

We hauled our weary bodies into the kitchen and make token gestures towards having breakfast . 

David hauled their luggage off the back seat and Bill drove off . 

The preacherman had hauled her out of the Feelgood and battered her face against the road . 

He hauled his bike out of the shed and raced down the village . 

` I knew that I had to be the best at everything if I was to haul my family out of the financial trouble they were in . 

She got to her feet , grasped Melissa by the elbow and hauled her upright . 

She saw prisoners being hauled out of squad cars up to the doors . 

He was hauled back to New York and given that column to keep him out of any more mischief . " 

She turned to march away but got only a few inches before she was hauled back . 

George got no further , being hauled down by guards and fellow-prisoners . 

Prime-time television could then be showing high politicians being hauled off in handcuffs . 

He was hauled out in a circle of straining dogs ' muzzles and sub-machine-gun barrels . 

All three were roughly hauled out , tied hand and foot and blindfolded . 

The volunteers started work by hauling away an accumulation of rubbish which had found its way into the little lake . 

We hauled up the pots , removed the lobsters and crabs and dropped the pots back in the sea . 

Two ambulance crews and police officers used a special rescue stretcher to haul the girl up the embankment . 

A pin-up was tacked to the wall with drawing pins , whereas a reproduction print was carefully framed and positioned . 

Let the samples dry thoroughly , then tack them up on a wall and note the differences . 

Let them dry thoroughly , tack them onto a wall and note the difference in colour shade , value and vibrancy . 

Horse brasses had been tacked along the length of the oaken lintel and gleamed in the firelight . 

Once the coffin had received its primary lining and edged frill , two rectangular sheets -- both the length and width of the coffin -- were tacked to the base at its sides . 

One month later , Clare had tacked a plastic-covered price list to her back door and another to the garden gate . 

Chuck guffawed uncontrollably and Joseph laughed too , but a little uncertainly , wondering whether he correctly understood the French boy 's irreverent humour . 

He guffawed loudly , displaying good teeth and a tongue that had remained healthy in spite of poor diet . 

Off they went raspberrying , guffawing and swearing in between snatches of song , just like the IXth Legion but drier . 

They all guffawed at that , with the exception of Maggie who nevertheless found it funny . 

Both men guffawed at the remark , while Frankie looked from one grinning face to the other . 

Slater laughed , pointing and guffawing at what Graham had written . 

The signalman guffawed at his own punchline then disappeared from view , closing the window after him . 

I regarded with distaste a group of sleek young yuppies in city suits , guffawing . 

How often we have witnessed such hubris , and how loudly we have guffawed . 

For the first time in what seemed an age to him , he wanted not only to laugh but to guffaw , like he used to do when Harry or Martin came out with something funny . 

And for the second time that morning Hudson guffawed , blowing away the tensions of the day . 

I 'm stinging all over with sunburn and I ca n't even move my head to look at my wrist-watch without getting cramp in my neck and shoulders . " 

Scott moved a pace towards her , his face stinging from the blow , his eyes bulging wide . 

She crawled across the floor in the darkness , her body drenched in sweat , her eyes stinging from all the smoke . 

Grant 's eyes and throat were stinging from the thickening smoke , so he decided there was nothing for it but to check the mechanism of his shotgun . 

He smiled ; his broken teeth stung in the icy wind and he clapped a hand to his mouth in pain , his eyes watering . 

Her foot in its canvas tennis shoe stung like mad but to her surprise the bolt had moved a little . 

Heat the oil and gently fry the spring onions without browning for a few minutes . 

For the finale of creme brulee --- the chef must quickly brown and harden a layer of sugar on top - she used a blowtorch that refused to light at first .

The car continued to purr powerfully along the motorway , effortlessly passing everything in sight . 

Mdina was n't called Malta 's ` Silent City " for nothing , Caroline decided later , as they purred through the ancient gateway into the traffic-free streets . 

Their BMW cars purr through the streets of the capital , La Paz . 

The shiny black Porsche purred through the slightly shabby suburb . 

Donald John was back to meet me and soon he had his limousine purring towards Castlebay along the single track roads easing smoothly into passing places all to the Island-compatible accordion music perpetually in the background on his cassette player . 

A sleek blue BMW purred past him and halted about ten yards ahead . 

` What Bert was saying about my ` harem " , " he said easily as the car purred forwards into the traffic . 

For at that moment , directly below the steps that led down to the Moebius Strip , the float of dummy Capellans was purring serenely by . 

The car purred smoothly on along a narrow lane lined with trees . 

The bread would then be slipped in , the oven door sealed , and when the oven cooled , the bread would be baked . 

It is also illegal in Norway for a bakery to bake bread on a Saturday or Sunday . 

Almost all the food is grown at camp ; they bake their own bread and the food is not only 100% nutritious but very delicious . 

Rosalind bakes her own bread and croissants and will prepare an evening meal with advance notice . 

And she baked some bread with the millet flour that she had brought from her own garden . 

Some larger stores sell special tins of all the numbers so you can bake a cake in the shape of your child 's age . 

Believing in economy , Miss Lodsworth had already baked rock and fairy cakes and spread hundreds of sandwiches with crusts still on with Marmite and plum jam which was cheaper than strawberry . 

And for tomorrow 's Sunday dinner , she was going to roast a leg of mutton and bake an apple pie . 

The wife of Senator Arlen Specter even baked Ali a double chocolate-mousse pie . 

Louise had baked a pie for him and was bringing a new pair of sheets from the airing cupboard . 

In Spain , breads flavoured with cinnamon and dried fruit are baked at Easter , and some contain hard-boiled eggs , according to Elizabeth Luard 's European Festival Food . 

A special birthday cake was baked to mark the occasion , which was held in Graham School . 

A jubilee cake was baked , and the head girl Laura Berry and the head boy , Brian Quinn , presented the Bishop with a memento of the occasion . 

Time and again he had asked her to cook them for his supper , when she could at least bake them in a hot oven .

Special theme days have been introduced to all Abbey National sites , and the office staff have expressed their appreciation at our initiatives such as offering turkeys at Christmas , and baking decorated cakes for special occasions .

Loretta , who could not remember when she had last baked a cake , was quite taken aback .

Everything , including peeling vegetables , baking bread and butchering meat , is done on-site .

The ice sublimed away , leaving the books , dry and undamaged , to be returned to Sudbury . 

Soon their grumblings became open discontent and no amount of encouragement from the foreman or shop steward could quench the open hostility of the men around us ; in fact I was forced to retaliate verbally . 

But she restrained herself and , instead , retaliated verbally , abandoning for the moment her attempt to be sympathetic . 

The USA retaliated against the harassment of its diplomats by expelling 36 staff from the Iraqi embassy in Washington -- including seven accredited diplomats -- on Aug. 27 , and imposing restrictions on the 19 who remained . 

It was feared that members of Mboya 's Luo tribe would retaliate against the Kikuyu , the group who dominated the country 's political life and of which the assassins were assumed to be members . 

But Curbishley had few worries about beating Sunderland once they had had Kay sent off for foolishly retaliating against Walsh . 

Reports persisted throughout May that the security forces were turning a blind eye to the activities of Zulu mobs in the townships , allegedly waiting to respond until local citizens retaliated against the Zulus ' attacks . 

COLOMBO ( AP ) -- Soldiers retaliating for an ambush at Girikola village shot dead six Sinhalese extremists in southern Sri Lanka during a ceasefire due to end today . 

Indian fielders were pelted with stones and oranges and police retaliated with tear-gas . 

Loyalists retaliated with the gun attack on a bookmaker 's office at Ormeau Road , Belfast . 

If tempers have flared , and especially if you have been badly treated by your employer , the urge to retaliate with every means at your disposal will be enormous . 

The latter were incensed at what they regarded as hitting below the belt and retaliated with vicious shootings at policemen regardless of whether they were the men responsible . 

Adam was just about to retaliate with the vegetable spoon when there was a loud knock on the front door . 

The lama noticed that as the ape rushed into the attack , the crane would defend by evading and then retaliate with its wings . 

But the Home Office retaliated by announcing new plans to move the prison 150 yards closer to the hospital . 

Groups of Muslim demonstrators retaliated by attacking the nearby Holiday Inn with small arms and grenades in an effort to dislodge several snipers who could be seen firing from the hotel 's upper floors . 

Balliol retaliated by banishing all English property owners and any others he or his advisers suspected of being pro-English . 

Spanish lorry drivers started the blockade as a protest over rising petrol prices , then their French counterparts retaliated by blocking their side of the border . 

4 She retaliates by going over the top of her partner 's defence . 

Sigibert retaliated by calling in his allies from across the Rhine . 

The Rosaries retaliate by drinking napalm and spitting up on everyone . 

A neighbour retaliated on behalf of his fallen friend and in an instant a volcano of commotion had erupted in front of Hencke . 

Iraq also retaliated by launching Scud missiles against Saudi Arabia and Israel . 

European officials , though , have already warned they will retaliate by boosting tariffs on US goods , escalating a row that has lasted six years and blocked agreement in the GATT international trade talks involving 108 countries . 

They retaliated by cruelly nicknaming him ` the Chinese Jew " . 

IF a person is found guilty of crimes against an individual or his family , the aggrieved family has the right to retaliate . 

But she did not retaliate : she was too upset , almost confused at her previous treatment to even pay attention . 

` I think we should retaliate , " she said , a few minutes later , after skimming through public prayer and the letters page of The Times . 

` I do n't advise you to hit me , Claudia ; I shall retaliate , but I wo n't hit you , " he said as alarm flared in her blue eyes . 

The blow stung and Seb retaliated immediately , moving in with arms flailing . 

McMahon strove to retaliate but was denied by an advance by Jaroslaw Bako of which the maestro at the other end would have been proud . 

When called as a witness Mrs Wilson said : ` I did n't do anything to retaliate or to provoke that attack . 

Immediately the visitors retaliated and Andy Tucker did very well to cross Andy Stocker 's overhead kick . 

When exiting from the stage , a first violinist bent down in fake adoration to kiss her feet . 

The bullet entered her back and exited through her chest , puncturing a lung and breaking a rib . 

This not the early 1980s , when new members entered the party to the left ; old members exited to the right ; and Labour voters deserted . 

He felt the heat of the bullet as it whined angrily past , missing his forehead by a hairsbreadth , and exited via a starred hole in the driver 's window by his side . 

Ace , " he said , gesturing back into the Bagi as he exited past her , ` your department , I think . " 

From then on , anything that loiters in front of the entrance runs a risk of being knocked flying by the owner of the den exiting at high speed . 

I exit at Vermont Avenue and plunge to ward the screams of sirens in South Central . 

( Two ATTENDANTS exit backwards , indicating that ROS and GUIL should follow . ) 

After leaving port , tankers and other vessels with hazardous cargo should exit coastal waters by agreed safe routes and remain well away from all coasts until they reach their destination . 

The girl exited the room in a series of flamboyant somersaults , and the musicians stood up to follow her , their instruments tucked beneath their arms . 

` Fred " ( the Frombat editor ) will exit the program on an error and return you to the line that caused the error . 

Trying to exit the airfield after the show ended resulted in large queues of vehicles all trying to get out of one gate . 

Once adept at jumping with kit , the next step is with oxygen , with the aim to exit an aircraft at 25,000 ft at night . 

The Doctor exited the laboratory with bulging pockets , carefully closing the door behind him . 

He was exiting the Commons Chamber at the end of Prime Minister 's Question Time and I happened to be walking along the corridor which he was entering . 

Exit one highly delighted young Austrian and two very relieved Scotsmen . 

They exited from the aircraft at a height of approximately 800ft . 

PF1/6 -- the ABORT key allows you to exit immediately from the option , without carrying out any further processing . 

When we exit from Windows , we expect it to remember our own particular setting , and it obligingly does so by saving this configuration information in a set of files which have the extension INI . 

The occasion became one of national self-assertion and two months later the whole edifice of Eastern European solidarity was undermined when Hungary allowed East German citizens to exit to Austria via its territory . 

The wheel was fed from a large lake at the rear of the mill , the water exiting under the adjacent road through a substantial stone tunnel . 

The whole company had then made their way along the considerable length of the dripping tunnel by torch light , until they had exited at its other end into the moonlit woods outside the perimeter fence . 

Now the game beats to a more pressurised drum and Brendan Mullin exits at 28 . 

Public organisations do not have freedom to exit from " unprofitable markets " in this way and may have limited controls over inputs , for example , hiring and firing policies , pay levels , and so on . 

Close to the sea Breiđ3amerkurjökull , a broad flat snout of Vatnajökull , dies into this lake , the melt water exiting along a wide , fast channel into the sea . 

Go left to return to Piazza Verziere , exiting along Via Cavalotti . 

So in theory , you do n't have to save your work , and exit properly before you switch off ; the AccuCard will remember where you were and return you there next time you switch on . 

The first village you reach will echo of bongo drums and will change when you exit that location and enter another . 

My oldest brothers Jack and Charlie had turned up and were shuffling about , getting in everyone 's way , and Dad lit the candles so that the flickering glow shed an eerie light . 

When Mrs Jones shuffled across to the inspector , her face was benign and placid , impossible to read . 

He shuffled across to where Madra lay and shooed Riven out of the way . 

They shuffle about in a rapt way to these radiant arches of sound , punctuated by the thunder of dub-style percussion . 

Smoke from a row of barbecues mixes with the dust of perhaps 15,000 people shuffling along the wooden stalls to shop for meat , antibiotics , the latest fashions , even , it is said , used cars . 

A man wearing a hat he 'd painted and twisted into an unrecognizable shape shuffled along the corridor , pointing upwards with a contorted grimace . 

He watched her as she danced a few larky steps with her daughter , singing in an effortfully pure soprano while Maisie shuffled along trying to keep the sweets safe under her jumper . 

Defries pointed to the winged creatures spiralling down towards them , and then to a contingent of androids shuffling along the girder . 

I stay a few feet behind , watching the three of them shuffle along at a ten-month-old 's pace . 

There were hundreds , thousands , of these old reprobates shuffling around the streets of London sleeping in cardboard boxes or dosshouses , begging and scrambling their brains with cheap booze and meths . 

He then shuffled around the room cupping his hand around the chimneys and blowing out one lamp after another . 

She shuffled around uncomfortably , finally deciding to cut the bread because it was the one thing she could at least guarantee not to spoil . 

Craig is still Noddy , the hot-headed drummer , forever telling Clint he 's talking ` fookin' bollocks " , Martyn is still Bungle the bassist shuffling around with his hands in his pockets . 

The waiter bowed until his head nearly banged the table , then shuffled away . 

With a quantity of black looks and complaints , the Guildsmen shuffled away towards their homes , and the Bishop blessed them as they went . 

This allows the machine-chisel to shuffle back and forth , stepping down to full depth . 

Bert shuffled back through the door into the boarded off section of the garage , followed by Yanto , who was frustrated by the old man 's slowness . 

When she has shuffled back behind her counter I nod at Jamie 's pile of food . 

From there we had to shuffle down the underground to Davenports Magic Shop , where Paul had been lured in order to buy an ancient Chinese trick , hence the coolie gear . 

When Eric Cantona , having completed his first full 90 minutes , embraced Mark Hughes at the end of this significant victory , it was apt that McClair should quietly shuffle down the tunnel . 

Satisfied , he shuffled down into the back passage and opened the door of the closet under the stairs . 

Indeed , as members shuffle in to vote on this issue vital to Mr Major 's survival , the suspense will be as killing as in any Indiana Jones movie . 

Mr McWhirter had shuffled in , looking like a morose vagrant , some ten minutes late , and had taken up a position in front of the fire . 

And the two of them shuffling in with the hoods of their duffel coats over their heads and their school scarves pulled over noses and mouths like a pair of monks doing the rounds during the Black Death . 

She pulled herself up on her walking-frame and shuffled off , pushing it in front of her , towards the kitchen . 

Josh shuffled off down the lip of the basin still sieving the water . 

Statistically , most Koi that shuffle off the mortal scale do so within two or three years of existence . 

If artists have to address the fact that AIDS-sufferers shuffle off this mortal coil faster than most of the rest of humanity , perhaps the arts most closely linked to the body can express the idea best . 

As the old man shuffled off into the drizzle Henry quickened his pace . 

The attendant , now adding a sulk to his sullenness , had shuffled off to the kitchen area . 

The tramp tossed the empty cup away and shuffled off in the other direction . 

However , she is quite dolorous , and sighting her , or hearing her crying as she slowly shuffles by , are both very bad omens . 

The congregation stood up and amiably shuffled out , shaking hands as they did so . 

The tall hunchbacked figure of Bert Midgeley came shuffling out . 

` You and I might as well be getting back to Zimmerman 's , Richter , " said Moreau as they shuffled out into the street . 

Fifi shuffled over and stood behind her , eager to share in the bounty . 

A boy with a cardboard box on his head and two cardboard boxes on his feet shuffles over . 

Forlornly , I shuffled over to the machine and took another number . 

He shuffled over towards the corner and collapsed on to a comfortable sofa . 

He then shuffled over to the girl at the Swissair sales desk and asked her to book him on the first available flight to Geneva . 

We greeted them but no one returned our salutations ; instead , as we approached , they shuffled round and turned their backs on us . 

Thoroughly exasperated by this lack of information when she wanted all the details , she shuffled round and went back into the lounge . 

She held the door open as he shuffled through sideways with the bag , and then closed it behind him and led the way up the stairs . 

Peter Gaskell shuffled through in his oversized wellingtons , a large empty canvas bag flapping against his knees . 

Auks swim and dive readily and constantly , but on land can only shuffle awkwardly . 

The aides of both men had begun to shuffle closer once again , anxious not to be completely out of earshot . 

Mumtaz shuffled forward bearing a white tray on which a mangled piece of pink metal had been wrapped in plastic . 

Chastened , you pick up the bicycle and shuffle indoors , convinced you have ruined everything for good . 

They had spilled halfway across the road , and although most of them shuffled quickly aside when they saw the car approaching , four boys gathered themselves quickly into a group and remained standing defiantly in its path . 

Stephanie watched him dance or shuffle , two steps forward , one back , almost sideways along the paved path . 

He shuffled straight past Toby , eyes fixed straight ahead , and arrived at 4A one minute before his class was due to begin . 

He seemed bewildered , shuffled about his room yawning and stretching , and only after several minutes of this focused on Wilson at all . 

The moon was a slender crescent , and a few tattered clouds shuffled across the perfect dome of blue-black sky . 

Old men shuffle across the tiles to be greeted with ` Good afternoon , milord " , by tailcoated attendants . 

Mr Douglas Hurd in the House yesterday shuffled uneasily between Washington wrath and Hanoi despair . 

The yellow-jacketed policeman shuffled uneasily from foot to foot , uncertain of what they should be doing now . 

Ludo and I shuffle from pub to pub , table to table , like the Salvation Army rattling tins . 

The runner soon returns and we all shuffle soggily into the hut . 

The lodgers shuffle into line as if places were limited , like on a crowded bus . 

Preceded by a cloud of vaporised breath , a figure shuffled into the light spilling from the Hall . 

A long moment later Herkimer Housebound , the ancient turtle , shuffled into view . 

Willie carried on imagining that his dirty feet were wrapped in rags and newspapers and when the scene came to an end he shuffled slowly off the stage . 

A battalion of infantry that was marching towards the cabriolet shuffled onto the grass verge . 

Mafouz shuffled up to the bowling crease and started to wind his right arm backwards at high speed . 

He shuffled out of the courtyard , his over-sized shoes flapping noisily on the stone floor . 

He shuffled forward with bent head and arms folded tightly about his body as if he felt a mortal chill enclosing him . 

The explosions started as soon as the last elephant had shuffled out of sight . 

In between the shelled-out buildings , people shuffle like the walking dead -- thousands thronging to the feeding centres hastily set up by relief agencies . 

Goebbels watched the broken figure of Hirschfeldt shuffle out the door . 

Hebden 's face had collapsed back into a mask of indifference and Mrs Jones shuffled past him without a second glance . 

Johnny Dee winked lewdly , and he and Kelley shuffled backwards through the doorway and were gone . 

` No , " she said desperately , and turned and walked away , mingling with the throng that shuffled through the narrow streets rubbing shoulders with each other . 

Draping a cloak round his crooked figure , he leaned on his cane and shuffled awkwardly to the door . 

As I stepped into my skis and shuffled to the edge of the steep snow slope , I remembered Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid , tailed to the edge of a very high cliff by the posse . 

Alternatively , the patient might be taught how to turn over onto his side and then onto his back , and shuffle towards the chair on his bottom . 

The stage darkened and the audience shuffled reluctantly towards the exit-doors . 

He missed the snake and hit the leg of the end table that was on one side of the sofa .

All the shots missed their target , but one hit a nearby tourist in the leg .

They 're undergoing trials with Swindon Town Football Club , each one hoping that it could lead to a career in first division football .

Samples from 36 patients who had undergone surgery and biopsy at the Middlesex Hospital between 1988 and 1991 were used .

The awards at Levels 1 and 2 are precisely targeted at people working in the retail industry or undergoing training for retail work .

Each patient underwent studies of anal sphincteric function before operation and a median of 12 months ( range 3-24 months ) after operation .

All volunteers underwent manometry , 33 had oesophageal transit studies , and 23 had acid clearance test .

Sixty nine subjects undergoing colonoscopy were recruited for this study .

THE King 's Theatre in Edinburgh is undergoing a wide-ranging review to cope with both the recession and future competition from the capital 's new £13 million Festival Theatre .

All groups underwent abdominal ultrasound scan to determine the presence of gall stones and exclude liver metastases in the cancer group , as well as biochemical tests to assess hepatic and renal function .

Britain underwent what has been popularly referred to as an industrial revolution in the period from the middle of the eighteenth century to the middle of the nineteenth .

Mrs Weber has so far undergone 200 hours of questioning , and is admitting nothing .

They all arose , or at least underwent significant transformations , in the period generally described as the ` permissive age " .

It is shown that while the dodecamer under investigation does not contain any B II junctions , the central CpG step can most easily undergo the transition .

Some time ago I received a frantic telephone call from Carol , who had undergone successful hypnotic treatment about two years earlier .

A. Every single working day , the machine undergoes at least one quality control test using a sample with a known quantity of cholesterol , and often a second sample at a different level .

The DLV had recently banned the athletes after irregularities appeared when they underwent an out-of-competition test in South Africa on Jan 24 .

The power station underwent a brief emergency shut-down on Sept. 5 .

Griffin O'Neal will undergo specialist treatment after pleading guilty to shooting up former girlfriend Lynn Oddo 's car in a drunken rage .

In certain cases its cells undergo changes , which in time can lead to cancer .

He underwent a minor operation on his elbow during the summer , but that did n't prevent him from fulfilling a fitness programme with the new season in mind .

Science itself had undergone a radical shift since the Great War .

North from Chonku Chuli the pink granite mass of Makalu emerged above the seemingly vertical snow walls of the West Col ( 6135 m ) . 

One branch went down directly to the Horse Fair , the other , this one , cut through to emerge halfway along the Foregate , almost within sight of the abbey gatehouse . 

Also emerging beneath the cliffs of the narrows is the railway , resolutely maintaining a level contour despite all the difficulties of the terrain . 

They will also be examining the Antarctic Minerals Convention , signed in May 1988 , which would have permitted controlled mining and oil exploration .

We all believe , moreover , that it is the acquisition of written language which has permitted the development within some of these cultures of philosophy , science and literature ( see Goody , 1977 ) .

Please note that smoking is not permitted whilst on the coach ( except by the drivers ! ) .

A person is permitted under the section to argue that he was unaware that his conduct was likely to be regarded as disorderly by those who witness what he is doing .

The parent company has not presented its own profit and loss account as permitted by Section 230 of the Companies Act 1985 .

Even non-aligned Yugoslavia enacted new legal regulations in 1974 which permitted within limits the provision of support services to any ` non-aggressor " navy .

This section permits sports clubs to have alternative permitted hours in the winter where the sport is played out of doors .

This is in contrast to section 18 , which permits the defendant to claim that he was not aware that his words were threatening , abusive or insulting .

By section 56 , Acme was permitted to transfer the software because there were no express terms in the licence agreement prohibiting this , but it should have transferred all copies of WORDY .

The Rules include a provision permitting registered foreign lawyers to be directors and members of incorporated practices with solicitors .

Clause 79 of the Control of Pollution Act permits councils to monitor any factory emitting smoke .

Marcus parsers behave in a strictly deterministic manner ; no backtracking is permitted and all of the structures created by the parsers are permanent .

Whichever , I have to warn that the use of the names of the months in describing food is no longer permitted by EEC regulations .

Counsel advice has been taken on this issue and it is concluded that debt restructuring is permitted by virtue of paragraph 1(1) ( c ) of Schedule 3 to the Local Government ( Scotland ) Act 1975 .

I understand you acted on behalf of local residents in the old docklands area of Cardiff and secured protective clauses for them in the Act of Parliament which now permits the Cardiff Bay Barrage to be built .

The first auxiliaries are essentially signs which permit the combination of two or more numbers from the main schedules .

As we saw in Chapter 2 the expansion of large capital intensive firms has been promoted in a flexible industrial structure which permits them to adjust quickly to changes in demand .

Under the provision of the Water Act , the company is permitted to discharge limited amounts of effluent into the Irish Sea .

The guidelines , it said , appeared to " permit the killing of people who are involved in activities which do not necessarily endanger life " .

Within the hour the good beachcombers are on the spot and loading their sacks with all manner of bounties cast at their feet by providence . 

Preferring a neutral approach for such material , Sylvester has not loaded the catalogue with critical judgements . 

` That Geoffrey is a wicked geezer , " Toss said to himself , as he began to load the pram with Geoffrey 's computing equipment . 

He loaded the barrow with paving stones before running straight through a plate glass window at the B&Q superstore in South Shields . 

By loading specific parts of the system with food or water it has been possible to investigate , for example , the role of the stomach in the termination of eating and drinking . 

Two girls are loading the donkeys with water containers and sacks . 

Just as you should not overload your argument with cases , you should not load it with too many separate points of law . 

Did you know that Cecil Beaton could n't even load his own camera ? 

THE DETECTIVE : When you load the gun , then you know what you 're holding . 

The main complaint was that Microsoft offered large discounts to PC makers who agreed to pay for a copy of MS-DOS or Windows for every machine they sold , whether or not it was actually loaded with one . 

Quickly loading the Very pistol with the red cartridge , Larsen aimed it at the open skylight and pulled the trigger . 

The local people naturally defend their crops , usually with totally inadequate weapons such as ancient shotguns loaded with buckshot . 

Allow sufficient time for your beneficial bacteria to build-up in your aquarium or pond system before you begin to load with livestock . 

We 'd have our packs loaded with various weights and we 'd march 100 yards measuring the length of pace , the time it took . 

He reloaded , fired at a sniper eighty yards away , missed and loaded again . 

In the slow bits , I moved away from Emily and waggled my ears . 

Swimming with these giant fish ( some weigh 100 kilogrammes ) is an experience to remember , as long as you do n't waggle fingers enticingly . 

Giving Ellie a thoughtful look , she suddenly waggled her scarlet-tipped fingers , and walked away . 

The bald-headed man caught his stare and waggled his fingers in a friendly fashion . 

Lori waggled her fingers and sauntered off , obviously in no hurry to meet the patiently waiting Chuck . 

She can lie on her back like an inverted cockroach while waggling her legs in the air . 

Waggling his arms and legs in preparation for Islamic dancing , Robert started down the stairs after Rafiq and Dr Ali . 

In South America , a horned toad regularly attracts its prey by -- almost unbelievably -- waggling its toes . 

Females also demonstrate a type of hierarchy that sees them side-by-side , waggling their bodies to form water currents as a show of strength . 

She leaned back and waggled her forefinger to show her disapproval . 

He extended his arm fully and began to waggle it in an arc across the faces of the congregation . 

While running up the centre the dancer waggles her abdomen from side to side . 

Every time he said theme or ultimate theme he held up his finger and waggled it in front of his nose . 

They sort of clamber out all clumsy like and then they waggle their tails like a dog and then start cleaning their feathers all quick . 

It performs a special dance , walking in a circle which it then bisects while vigorously waggling its abdomen . 

She waggled suggestive eyebrows , stared at him from under her eyelashes . 

Keith leaned back in his chair and waggled his bare feet , looking very pleased with himself . 

He looked hopefully at Zen who waggled his finger and walked off up the street . 

` - and the bit-- " Rincewind said , waggling a finger solemnly . 

Changez waggled the hand a bit and laughed without self-consciousness ; Anwar tried to laugh too . 

` What do you think , Henry ? " she said , waggling her head about . 

Wedged inside that drum he drowned , his little legs waggling pathetically as he gulped and squirmed and tried to get his arms into a position from which he could lever himself out . 

My voice had risen a good half-octave and my hands were waggling around on the end of my arms as though I was trying to shake off bits of Sellotape. ` rather soon ? " 

His arm waggled , as if he were groping for something , and then his hand appeared as softly and suddenly as it had vanished : holding the fifth ball . 

The room was unbearably warm , the gas fire on full , yet Maggie shivered as she lifted her mug to her lips . 

The clouds were beginning to gather , hiding the hunter 's moon , and Ranulf shivered as he heard an owl hoot and the ominous chatter of other night birds . 

She shivered as she recalled Lotta 's beautiful , animated face . 

Athelstan shivered as he remembered his nightmare and the eerie stillness of that terrible dream . 

Santa shivered when Suzanne wrapped his body in cold , clammy bandages which had been pre-soaked in a solution of menthol , camphor , marine algae and alcohol . 

Despite himself , Bishop shivered when he heard the flat intonation of Tiw Heimdall 's voice . 

She shivered involuntarily , a reaction prompted by something other than cold …

Yanto shivered slightly as he turned towards the Blue Boar 's front porch . 

A momentary cloud passed in front of the sun and Liza shivered slightly . 

She was shivering uncontrollably , but not because she was cold . 

She was shivering against him , and he helped her back to the fire and bundled her in his own bedroll ; but she kept her arms about him . 

She shivered at some ill-defined idea , drifting past out of reach , in the foggy recesses of her mind . 

Bodie shivered at the thought of undergoing the same operation as his colleague . 

Leonora shivered with pleasure as Penry 's long fingers caressed the length of brown thigh below her brief denim shorts . 

She shivered in her lavendered sheets , imploring herself to rest , trying not to think of the dreadful thing Finn had said . 

I shivered in terror as I saw her face which was becoming more and more dragon-like with every minute . 

A few moments later he shivered again , sneezed and decided the time had come to return to his mates and forget it . 

The wind and wet had sucked the warmth out of his blood and he shivered constantly . 

And he shivered energetically and swung his arms and clapped his shoulders . 

Remove any damaged outer leaves from the lettuce , cut it in half , then place cut side down on a board and thinly shred each half , using a sharp knife . 

Japan shredded a large proportion of the dolphins it hunted and turned them into fertiliser . 

You generally need to remove the thick spine before finely shredding the leaf . 

Here they gathered some dry leaves and twigs , and Allen shredded a tinder-old branch with his knife and stuck it upright among the leaves . 

Manville checked over his copy of the coded telex transmission before shredding it , unable to repress a bitter smile . 

You can use the grating blade of a food processor to shred and grate the vegetables , if you wish . 

Worn and defective shoes will be shredded in the US , shipped to Korea and turned into a filter for outsoles ( providing , of course , that this does n't harm the performance ) . 

This requires some practise but once the skill is acquired it is far preferable to the alternative method which is to shred the oviduct with fine watchmakers forceps and collect the embryos from among the debris . 

Daddy shreds them up -- I saw him doing it with a razor blade , Steph -- and burns them . 

“ Nor is Edward … ” continued Louise , shredding the green fronds , sweeping them to the ground . 

Next came a leg of Szechuan duck , which our attendant shredded at the table with all the panache of a French waiter filleting a sole . 

` I suggested the Bank collect the paper , shred it , bale it and deliver it to the mill , " said Hugh . 

He managed to contain himself and somehow he got the hundred into the middle without shredding the notes into little pieces . 

The leggy actress has revealed that she now shreds all the rubbish at her Malibu home before putting it out for the dust . 

Once the robot has confirmed that it has the right kind of plastic by its reading of an identifying bar code , it shreds the material ready for collection . 

The council hopes to shred more than a thousand trees this year … turning them into wood chips …

“ I think we 've all been rather turning our minds away from that one , ” brayed Canon Wheeler , embarrassedly eyeing the unfortunate arrival of the boeuf en croûte . 

` Leave , " brayed a hoarse donkey voice behind her , ` leave , you bloody idiot . " 

Licensed hawkers were circulating , braying the merits of spiced sausages containing only real animal protein -- so they claimed . 

Nathan boomed and brayed so enthusiastically that his mother had to mop up a dribble of saliva that trickled out of the corner of his mouth . 

Labour Members know that , whatever they may bray and shout in here , the public outside distrust them . 

As Endill ate his breakfast he felt a thousand eyes watch him put his cold piece of toast into his mouth and it sent shivers down his spine . 

In the kitchen at the back of the house , Cleg was eating his breakfast of thick brown bread and great hunks of cheese . 

We ate quails ' eggs , drank Star Tiger , swam in the warm sea floating from sun into shade and back again under trailing vines . 

Formerly , the villagers used to eat turtle eggs and flesh , despite this being against the law . 

We ate the fish and polished off some cider while we watched the bombers blasting Caen , the British guns along the Orne joining in for good measure . 

The time interval between the mother eating the food and the baby suffering symptoms can vary from one day to several days . 

An occasional surfer , Parrish eats Indian food , listens to everything from Metallica to Motown and hangs out with friends and family in his valley home . 

Oliver ate his share of the food and was then given a glass of gin-and-water . 

By eleven o'clock I had eaten the Kinlochewe Hotel 's packed lunch ( in lieu of breakfast ) and was bereft of all nourishment which I was greatly in need of . 

Often an informal group will eat lunch near a machine or other work station , even though a canteen is available . 

Rachaela ate tomatoes on toast for lunch , and pictured Ruth eating her sandwiches on some wall or in a park . 

Eat regular , adequate meals and make sure you get enough sleep . 

Thus she was always forced to eat her evening meals out of TV-dinner-trays in front of the dreaded box . 

All the dredge straw is eaten avidly by cattle ; the rye and wheat straw are less palatable , but are eaten more readily when put through the chaff-cutter and mixed with chopped mangolds or swedes . 

There were stories that she had been eaten by wild animals , but John Ward did n't believe it . 

A NEWLY-WED was eaten by a great white shark in sight of his terrified wife , just 15 days after the couple were married . 

Nuts can be eaten in moderation , but not cashew nuts as they are rich in carbohydrate . 

She was eating from an extra large bag of potato crisps and digging the stuff out in handfuls . 

As the house does n't have a dining room , the family eat in the large kitchen . 

Fen made no comment about the meal she set before him , but , she noticed , he ate with relish and from time to time she felt him observing her contemplatively . 

We ate on the boat and landed at Ramsgate at 6.30pm British time . 

He ate fast and heartily , but his skinny frame never gained a pound . 

Louisa put down the book , crossed to the bed and wrapped an arm about Emilia 's shoulders . 

Depression now wrapped itself about her , making concentration difficult , while the thought of Silas holding Doreen in his arms brought a sudden flare of honesty that caused her to admit she was jealous . 

At last she rose from the water , wrapping a towel about her damp body as she walked to her room , mentally weighed down by her thoughts , and physically wearied , too . 

The 6ft carpet snake crept into Calan Lavender 's bed , wrapped its body around him and plunged in its fangs . 

Pulling on a sweater and wrapping my long kilt around me , I made my way towards Sheikha Grandmother 's house . 

It also enabled him to wrap his hand round the glass , even if it had a handle , in a manner peculiarly his own . 

Wrap insulating tape round the transmitter , covering the entire device to prevent water penetration . 

That magnate looks quite diminished as he crouches in the forward seat with his cloak wrapped awkwardly about him ; but how gloriously his underling has been transformed . 

I am sorry to say that I often broke the tenth commandment for I really coveted that model and expect many of my contemporaries were also guilty of that sin . 

( If he won , he would clear them off Oualie -- how he coveted that island 's green streams and slopes ! ) 

The French king is well guarded and he covets that ring more than honour itself . 

Cranston , his mouth full of food , stared up at the blackened ceiling , coveting the leg of ham hooked there to be cured in the smoke . 

We coveted those badges , and I never realized how much until that night in Casualty . 

You do n't covet my delightful , rich brother ? " she sneered . 

` The Templars always coveted the great relics , the Grail and Arthur 's Sword , Excalibur , but these remained hidden . 

Arion , son of Poseidon and master of the lyre , was sailing to Corinth when he was put overboard by the captain , who coveted his wealth . 

Sicilian wealth and power was coveted both by outside powers and by Syracuse , the greatest polis of Sicily down to Roman times . 

I 'd coveted Lotta because she was coveted by other men and I had to be the winner . 

Speaking after the presentation , Mr Ashwell said the Wedgwood Fine Dining Awards were coveted by restaurants around the world and appreciated by those who had received them over the years . 

As far as the extent of this limited edition being only 200 is concerned , my only reservations are outlined above : namely that a guitar is designed to be used and not coveted wholly as an objet d'art to be hung on the wall , which I suspect is exactly where the bulk of these models are likely to end up . 

He might have coveted her body but there was no evidence that he had ever managed to seduce her . 

` Not knowing whether a woman covets your body or your Knudsen ! " 

In 1989 he was tipped to succeed Mr King when Mr Brooke was appointed , and despite his disappointment then has continued to covet the job and interest himself in Irish affairs . 

Being a banker was n't enough ; Lucenzo obviously coveted the things he 'd mentioned . 

Though Spouse says Elspeth defies the idea that You Ca n't Take It With You and will join her ancestors wearing her best tweed and Celtic silver and clutching the two cut-glass decanters he has always coveted . 

Jane had ` missed her first " and went down from university with only a two-one in English Language and Literature , thus deprived of the academic career she had coveted with cowardice . 

And of all the lands of the world , this is a place armies covet . " 

But to some , his ease and aptitude in dealing with people and issues implied a power they coveted . 

The decision followed the freeing of a man who killed his mother-in-law . 

The deep recession that followed shows how painful true perestroika can be . 

A very basic synopsis of the play follows in order to contextualise the analysis . 

A whole series of measures followed promoting the position of radicals -- and the Communists -- at the expense of the moderates . 

He urged them to back the Brady plan , pointing to the socio-political unrest that might follow the failure to provide economic support for strategically important developing countries . 

The appeal followed a meeting to discuss the case of 11-year-old Gemma left alone in a flat in Hammersmith , west London . 

The Pact would provide for the withdrawal of Soviet forces following the formation of a coalition government in Kabul . 

This was followed last week by a second letter giving more precise details of the make-up of the allocation . 

The finding follows a study by Her Majesty 's Inspectorate of reading among children aged five to 14 made just before the introduction of the national curriculum last September . 

This was the beginning of a great revival ; it followed decades during which the legal position of jews had , on the whole , steadily improved . 

The hiss was followed by a roar as a sudden burst of wind hit them , hurling Seawitch forward like a blow from a giant fist . 

The relative stability in the north that followed Barbarossa 's defeat set the stage for the next step in the rise of the city states . 

They started with a Blessing then Tea followed by the chairman 's remarks . 

The panic of the night before was nothing compared to the tragic and bizarre pandemonium that was to follow during the ensuing day . 

TI 's Sparc marketing manager Phil Campbell said the first few lots of the reconstructed chip will be coming off the line in December with volumes following sometime during the first quarter . 

The Treasury now expects a fall of 1% in non-oil GDP in 1992 , followed by growth of 1% in 1993 : the average GDP growth in 1993 forecast by independents is 1 1 / 2 % .

When Kalchu pulled it up again there was blood trickling from its nostril . 

Even from where Beth stood , she could see the blood trickling down Cissie 's arm . 

The memory of him lying there does n't worry me , nor the memory of the blood trickling out of his body . 

In spite of the rain trickling down our necks , our spirits lifted . 

Their lungs rasped from the effort , the rain trickled down their foreheads to mix with the sweat , their energy gone . 

Sweat trickled from my temple into my eye ; I blinked and blinked again . 

But one runnel of sweat began to trickle down his forehead from under his headdress . 

Tears trickled from the corners of her eyes , and she knuckled them away fiercely . 

Undo the coupling slightly so water can trickle into the container , and open the air vent to increase the flow rate . 

Her self-confidence oozed away like water trickling into sand . 

As I looked up , I saw that water was beginning to slop in and trickle down the wall . 

The sea came in with a weightless rush and trickled between dry rocks . 

Laps of water slapped against the boat , like wine trickling from a bottle . 

Then the black-and-white house in its green and secret place brooded undisturbed through the chills and fogs of winter , the smoke trickling reluctantly from its chimneys to cling like rags to the bare tree-tops above the roof . 

Water trickled from the brown earth near the roots of the bush and traced a dark line through the tall grass . 

In the silence you could hear the logs crackling and the earth trickling from the pot of an overturned fern . 

The sweat was running down from his hair line and trickling into his eyes . 

A drop of soap trickled into his eyes and he rubbed it only to find that he had created more pain . 

He always said … 'She gulped again and a tear trickled through the make-up . 

In every case they pictured a pastoral place where streams trickled through lush meadows , waterfalls fell into cool , sparkling pools or the sea gently bathed a sandy beach . 

He turned her outraged face to him , bruised from the beating , and to her fury a tear trickled out of one purple , puffy eye . 

Here and there the open doors of furnaces glowed a dangerous red , and in the far corner of the building what looked like a stream of molten lava trickled down a curved channel from roof to floor . 

Both men were soaking as Lawton make his report , the drops trickling down their wet suits . 

It collects in a pool near the gate , thence it trickles down the road . 

But with the industry in recession , and record sales dropping , the hitherto dependable cashflow was trickling down at an alarming rate . 

The captain 's gaze was fixed unblinkingly on the depth gauge , watching its hypnotic fall , great beads of perspiration trickling down his forehead . 

Kalchu picked up a handful of maize kernels , inspected them for a minute , and let them trickle back through his fingers . 

The chips were down , the levels were split and the Scotch trickled over the rocks . 

The cupola turned out to be a kind of gigantic cauldron erected high in one corner of the building where she had earlier noticed what looked like volcanic lava trickling downwards . 

But little of the earnings trickle downwards : most of the foreign currency earned goes on imports of food and goods demanded by the predominantly white and affluent visitors . 

Jo 's voice follows her heels clicking fast over the cafe 's tiled floor . 

The doors clicked open to allow Alexander Petrovich Romanov to enter the room . 

She was snapped out of her reverie as the door clicked shut and the secretary left them alone again . 

He caught her towards him and kissed her until she was breathless , and even in her daze she heard Candace 's high heels clicking angrily across the back of the hall . 

Gaggia machines burbled on marble bars , new secretaries clicked across polished floors , uniformed valets twirled glass doors . 

I did n't see the great walled city of Chanchán , only the mist and rain , the blur of the headlights and the windscreen wipers clicking endlessly across my vision . 

He moved along the row , putting in money , pulling the handle , watching the drums revolve and click into place , moving on . 

But the receiver had already clicked into place and she knew he had n't even heard . 

` No , I ca n't believe you , " she lied , clicking back to her chair . 

To turn the grinder on , the switch is eased forward until it clicks downwards . 

And if the shouting were n't bad enough , all of a sudden the mice began wailing : ` The brute is loose ! 

` Mum , I really do n't want to go to school today , " he wailed . 

` I shall be ruined , beheaded , disbarred from the Buffaloes , " he wailed . 

` It 's not my fault , " wailed Felix , as Mr Patel struck him a blow to the shin . 

They both enthused over my new look and I became weepy and wailed that I could n't keep them . 

I just put the title ` Division " on the board and they immediately wail that they ca n't do it . 

` I can only weep and wail that my years of workless wandering have left me no riches to offer this holy infant ! 

But then the second girl wails that she has laughed away her whizz powder . 

I just heard Fagg shouting , ` How dare you , sir ? " and the Commander wailing something about old times . 

“ The château 's at the very top of the hill , ” she wailed to herself . 

` If she 'd been herself , " Maisie wailed to Robert , ` she 'd have looked . " 

She had n't gone far when she heard Nick wailing behind her , ‘ Carrie , wait for me , wait … ’ 

` And would n't you think just one person would be glad to help me ? " she wailed when Ellie asked what on earth was the matter . 

` Next time Fwinky and Boss Lady catch some big fish , " he whooped , sweeping his arms wide . 

As the army swung westwards by the forest below the Dwarf Hold of Everpeak it was joined by Forest Goblin tribes riding giant spiders and whooping their savage war cries . 

I suppose people prefer to wait until most of the audience has gone .

Suppose the government imposes a profits tax on a monopolist : what effect would this have on the monopolist 's output decision ?

I suppose a woman speaking out on this issue might appear slightly inelegant .

I suppose they get on reasonably well , but they do tend to rub each other up .

` I suppose you 'd rather I was clothed in a voluminous sack ; then your beloved Dane would n't be able to ogle my body as he normally does . "

I suppose you 're frightened of me messing it all up for you , with my dirty boots and all that … . ’

Charity supposed that there could be at least an element of truth in that , though she did not feel comforted .

It would be very naive to suppose that one report taken on its own could tell you as much as you might want to know about the organization .

Let us suppose that there are characteristic feelings associated with trumping and revoking .

Their administrators had too readily supposed that the pleasure of kicking a ball across a stretch of grass was an acceptable substitute for the real danger and excitement of a raid .

Ca n't we at least suppose that others have the same experience ? "

No-one supposed we might be talking about the possible next leader of ` The Free World " .

Similarly , suppose one starts with two boxes , one containing oxygen molecules and the other containing nitrogen molecules .

There is no reason to suppose that care in other branches of medicine has been more thoroughly validated , so Smith is setting the GMC an impossibly large task .

Scientists found themselves able to explain how one event causes another in the physical world without supposing objects in that world to have all the qualities we perceive them as having .

Now I suppose I shall have to tramp back to Moorgate underground station , before I can find a cab .

Now suppose we have a change in the tectonic situation , resulting , perhaps , from the stable situation reached in the near-shore area .

Bill was completely subversive and that , I suppose , is why he liked climbing and why he endeared himself to climbers .

Therefore it is necessary to read his work in order to master the philosophical principles which enable one to understand it .

I read them to broaden my own theoretical thinking , which is important if I 'm to continue to develop as a manager and to increase my effectiveness . "

In case anyone is wondering , I read this cover to cover on the flight home , when I am a most captive audience for almost any reading material .

When I was sure he was alone , I followed him into the bank and while he queued I read a leaflet to see if I qualified for a home mortgage .

And if you want to watch a master of this sort of book at work , read the later novels of the American , Margaret Millar .

He picked up the book he was reading , and threw it violently at the rat .

About three years ago I was reading a newspaper and there was this big article about my approved school .

Villagers here are concerned that people who read the book might confuse fact with fiction .

You try reading this with only one eye and see how you like it .

He was reading the Russell autobiography in order to steady himself for the selection procedure .

Stephen was reading a book by candlelight in the hayloft of the barn when he heard them .

When we read a poem silently , we are still aware of its phonological structure of rhythm , rhyme , etc .

I read through the papers slowly while Daphne poured herself a sherry .

Even if they do as much as glance directly at an advertisement , they rarely stop and read it carefully , making notes as they do so .

But do read the directions carefully to ensure you 're using the correct weedkiller in the right way .

A nice gimmick ; but read this trilogy immediately after an in depth study of quantum theory and you find that it represents possibly the most scientific of all science fiction novels . 

One man describes reading the biographies of Maya Angelou , popstars on the radio , vegetables they have been allowed to plant and harvest . 

If you read her diaries you discover that she travelled incessantly on trains and overnight trains so that she could speak at meetings the next morning . 

Werewolf had been reading the owner 's handbook of Patterson 's BMW and experimenting with the passenger seat , having achieved what seemed like a dozen different positions before we got south of the river . 

I 've read accounts of that incident in which I was supposed to have smashed everything up in his room . 

He started reading an article about the lifestyle of the rich and famous . 

I was reading an article ( Echoes , March 3 ) by David Isaacs about an old soldier 's experience in Singapore and it reminded me of a conversation with a friend in Carlisle . 

He had a period that he went through just reading books on America . 

Anyone who did not read Miss Post 's book before their first voyage had only themselves to blame for sartorial gaffes . 

Needless to say , the cairn crumbled , probably sabotaged by a disgruntled worker who got home to find he 'd already read this particular volume of Gaelic poetry , and Ben Lawers remains at 3,984 feet . 

Because she had felt it might be vaguely suitable she had chosen to read a volume of Donne 

ACTRESS Miranda Richardson is now reading three American scripts before flying out next week for Hollywood . 

` Now , " said Picon a few years ago , ` when you read an obituary of someone with a Jewish name you know you have lost another member of the audience . " 

Scouse was seated in his armchair reading a paperback -- a Western -- oblivious to the flies and mosquitoes , and as I approached it was obvious he was not bothered in any way about the smell . 

Commuters read paperbacks as they sit in trains , but find that they may need to rest from this activity more frequently than when they are reading in a comfortable and well-lit place at home . 

Ursula Oxley read from the memoirs of Henry Hunt who was born Wiltshire , was elected to parliament , and worked for the repeal of the corn laws . 

Her enemies implied that Eugénie read nothing but novels or lightweight ‘ feminine ’ books , but in fact her library revealed an interest in science and philosophy , though history predominated . 

I did not know what to make of these people until , years later , I read the novels of François Mauriac . 

Um , yeah when I started to be able to decide what I wanted to read , as opposed to having somebody read it to me , I tended to lean more towards , yeah , fantasy - type books .

Most Chicanos heard of her as children , read about her in literature , or learned of her from friends .

The history of Hawaii reads like the story of a mythical kingdom .

If you missed our previous links , click to read about 1 ) how Will 's relationship with the Gipper and 2 ) the between Will 's views and Reagan 's policies .

.. to a life long dream of adults who have never learned to read .

Encountering this word in the first sentence , the great English poet Matthew Arnold reportedly stopped reading in literary disgust .

Take a breather , as Barcelonans do , sinking into a chair at a sidewalk table to linger over a drink and snack , read a newspaper , and people-watch .

In the plea agreement , prosecutors promised not to seek a life sentence , but the judge , after reading a secret account of the damage Pollard had done , sentenced him to life anyway .

There , a user could read a copy of a proposed rule in Microsoft Word , click on a link for DOT 's docket management system , and then access that system 's electronic commenting process .

The moms and dads capitulated to a makeshift of indulgence and vaccination , hoping for clean , healthy children who read Dick and Jane as if they were true .

Chatterbox is so excited by the hype surrounding Tina Brown 's new magazine -- the most eagerly anticipated public document since the Starr Report -- that he wonders how he 'll ever be able to actually sit down and read the Paris - Match-esque monthly , which hits newsstands today .

James Salter in the Times on the decline of civilization and the rise of pop culture : Fine , I wish people read books more , too , but did n't it read like a parody of a windy , pretentious old fogey ?

A certified study neurologist classifies the final subtype of the index stroke according to TOAST criteria [ 51 ] . To obtain certification the neurologist reads the original manuscript describing the TOAST classification system and scores various patients presented in a series of stanardized clinical vignettes according to TOAST criteria .

He -- and everybody else who reads more of Slate than its average reader -- will pay more than a normal subscription would cost .

Um , her , I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings , um , having experienced pain in my childhood , her writing about her pain which , you know , I write about my pain privately in my journal , but writing it for someone else to read is a totally different story !

Well mainly almost everybody does and I think I do read like really good .

All right , Megan , when you were growing up , do you remember any stories that you read or were read to you that uh , stick in your mind ?

I can be reading a book and be totally lost in it and think , `` Wow !

and i read i just finished a book on Novell Netware uh that 's computer stuff i do a lot of computer reading and uh i 'm just finishing another one up on uh statistical sampling

and uh i just same sort of thing they just you you sit there and read hundreds and hundreds of cases and then you get one exam for the whole semester

'' Dining In , '' `` Fine Arts , '' etc. , help advertisers more than readers , and make the paper unwieldy to read .

and and i make a real effort to go out and read all and particularly read their things about

Moreover , I can recommend it to Japanese students not only as an introduction to evolution , but also as an exercise in reading a well - written and engaging English text .

well i do n't read all that much for enjoyment i mean i read a lot for school but gee i just do n't have much time for enjoyment reading

but these countries here which you know are you know like in nineteen eighty four have you ever read that book

* If you read the fine print , the `` bonus , '' which amounts to $20 million , is to go to the states that show the greatest `` improvement '' in the percent of low - income working families receiving food stamps .

Experimental data can be either typed in or read from a tabular file .

The dusty Villa Romana de Milreu ( Roman ruins of Milreu ) are 1.5 km ( 1 mile ) down the road from the village toward Faro ( a small sign on the side of the road reads `` Ruinas de Milreu '' ) .

Unlike some of the young men attracted into Minton 's orbit , Bobby had a liveliness and curiosity that enabled him to respond and he was soon reading some of the American and Russian authors Minton admired .

Needless to say , whenever he could , he read the books in the original French .

They accomplish this task by listening to papers delivered on them and by attending ` pray-ins " in which they pray to the Implied Reader .

In the past 200 years , America has accomplished feats which took other countries years to achieve .

In any transient situation there are always institutions and individuals that are able to anticipate the need for change and are sufficiently flexible to be able to accomplish the transition early and in an orderly fashion .

You can accomplish much more without any damage to health or mental stability .

Indeed very few presidents in the last half century have accomplished much in the way of substantial policy change .

Recent and current work demonstrates incontrovertibly that if a child is adept at segmenting heard speech into sub-word constituents before tackling the task of learning to read , this task will be accomplished much more easily .

He accomplished much while director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art , but today is apparently content to sit out the art world harbouring bitter memories of what might have been .

Good-nights were exchanged and he left the shop with a feeling of satisfaction , as if a rather difficult task had been successfully accomplished .

With some hindsight we began to realise that the design and control of large systems can not be successfully accomplished without exceedingly large quantities of information .

Of course this made it clear that von Neumann 's " proof " needed reappraisal , a task successfully accomplished by John Bell .

Amidst much cheering , this figure was easily accomplished , with a single nineteen , a double nineteen and a double fifteen .

Similarly , the gradual introduction of more challenging activities intended to facilitate language development is likely to be more easily accomplished in a small class with specialist teachers .

This is usually accomplished by calling the maker to identify his signature , handwriting or confirm in some other way that he created the document .

This , he observed , ` is accomplished by lowering the head and gently drawing the tips of the antlers to and fro through the herbage .

As at Tyburn , hanging was accomplished by making the felon mount a ladder , the noose about his neck .

As a means of establishing the specific.problem , and therefore the level of model interpretation , a quick look at the local geometry may be accomplished using the wireframe edge representation .

Enrichment of the hydrogen content is accomplished by passing the syn-gas mixed with steam over an iron catalyst , when the mildly exothermic ` water gas shift reaction " occurs ,

This was accomplished indirectly by measuring pancreatic polypeptide ( PP ) secretion , which is known to be dependent on cholinergic tone and reduced during hyperglycaemia in healthy subjects .

Not only was metal shaped in this fire , but even the smelting of fine high carbon steel for sword blades was accomplished on the simple arrangement .

This is accomplished on a precision free abrasive flat lapping machine ( Fig. 4.5b ) .

We have seen accomplished within a few brief months or years reforms to which we should have assigned , not decades , but generations .

The first of these was accomplished with the discovery of a corn-drying oven but the second produced a severe shock .

ICD implantation can now be accomplished with a mortality rate ( including those 30% of patients who undergo concomitant bypass surgery ) of considerably less than the 3-5.4% reported for early implantation experiences .

On this occasion , the three-and-a-half-kilometre journey over the Ponte della Liberta was accomplished with ease and comfort .

The witness was subsequently recalled and it was established that her particular work ( presumably some form of basting or binding ) could not be accomplished by machine .

Ingarden defines the act of reading as the ` realization " of the work which is accomplished as the reader progressively fills in the ` spots of indeterminacy " in it ( 1931:246-54 ) .

Riding on the back of a tempestuous wind , this journey became an epic of its time , being accomplished at a speed which remained unequalled until surpassed by an aeroplane more than a century later .

This he accomplished at the sea-battle of Svold , on 9 September 999 .

In ethnomethodological terms , routine policing is a practical achievement accomplished through the practices ordinary policemen and women use in ` doing " the tasks which comprise their job .

Much was accomplished in those years , and many achievements are recorded in the Library 's Annual Reports for that period .

A full promenade along Cologne 's inner ring , from Schipper 's far north oasis at Neusserstrasse to Thomas Rehbein 's and Monika Sprüth 's new settlements at Wormserstrasse can be accomplished in an hour without jogging .

Fuelling stations incorporate ` fast fill " techniques , where fuelling can be accomplished in a few minutes .

Complete sequence for both strands was accomplished by primer-walking .

Analysis and planning are accomplished by collecting information from the people who have it , ordering it in meaningful classes and discussing the results .

This will be accomplished by using surveys in collaboration with researchers from the BBC and IBA .

Thus , the workers " movement was already showing the disintegration which was fully accomplished in the destruction of the empire in the First World War .

This is accomplished by metaphorically fitting the discourse of astrophysics on to that of psychology .

At this time the excitation is switched to phase let only and the transition to the final step is accomplished from a small initial error with consequently small overshoot .

All this might well be accomplished in the comparatively open-ended context of adult or continuing education , which is not dominated by the teleology of the examination system .

This task , the creation of new constructive ideals , has hardly ever been accomplished by youth alone .

Nowadays the rider keeps the bike relatively upright deeper into the corner , accomplishing the actual turning in an instant and then firing the bike out on the throttle .

Ideally , the disintegration and misintegration of the victim should accomplish the detachment of the victim 's will and intelligence from the victim 's own interests and their attachment to the interests of the exploiter .

Nine member states have to accomplish this within nine months , but Belgium , Germany and The Netherlands have negotiated twelve months for themselves .

Change in classroom practice is often talked about as if it were easy to effect and impatience expressed towards teachers who are unable to accomplish it overnight .

This was first accomplished with the manometric apparatus in position and with the visual help of the computer screen .

This has been accomplished in Switzerland with such precision in the past that involuntary unemployment has been often in the low hundreds .

It also implies work which has been previously accomplished , an inheritance handed down from one generation to another . "

The crossing of Alpine passes was frequently accomplished only at night or blindfolded , as if ignoring the view would somehow make the journey safer .

Grinning , he gently rubbed his swollen nose , newly broken a fourth time . 

He rubs his nose and fiddles with his ear , he must be insecure ! " we say . 

The porter drew back his hand and rubbed his mouth with the back of his wrist . 

The court may intervene where there has been a failure to comply with express procedural requirements . 

The last minute addition of the recommendation did not in any way comply with the law and the recommendation would be quashed . 

The court was told that her appearance before the registrar was solely to comply with the formalities of Scots law . 

Shindler will carry out an environmental compliance audit , to establish how well a company is complying with existing legislation . 

The Group Environmental Manager has responsibility for ensuring that the Company complies with all relevant legislation concerning environmental issues . 

The FDA complied with the legislation regarding the registration of parties and submitted the necessary 3,000 signatures . 

A receiver who fails to comply with his reporting obligations can be ordered to do so and , more importantly , he can be disqualified from acting as a receiver or manager . 

Following expiry of the revised deadline , the Federal Defence Secretariat warned on Jan. 23 that it would put JNA units on combat readiness unless Croatia and Slovenia complied with the disarmament order immediately . 

The union complied with the order and paid the costs of the action . 

Students failing to comply with the rules will be subject to the provisions of Ordinance 1985/7 , Students Discipline . 

It will be necessary to comply with these provisions where the business is being sold , rather than where the company holding the tenancy is being sold . 

Spending by public sector organisations has to comply with complex and changing legal regulations , and is exposed to scrutiny at a number of levels . 

The union added : “ Management have to spend £50,000 in the near future to comply with fire regulations . 

All hotels and guesthouses listed are regularly inspected to ensure they comply fully with the standards . 

We complied fully with the instructions and resubmitted the paper in January 1992 . 

But the judge was prepared to award a declaration that the government had not complied with their obligation to consult . 

Its purpose is to impose an obligation upon Norwich to secure that Winchester complies with the Rules . 

The appellant failed to comply with the rules of the hostel , on one occasion leaving without permission , and was brought before the magistrates ' court who returned him to the hostel . 

On certain points this had meant that the Palestinian delegation complied in form but not in substance with Israeli preconditions . 

That has begun shipping to members , and SAG optimistically expects products complying to the specification to be around by the end of year . 

If this rule is not complied with , the issuer is guilty of an offence , any subsequent contract etc entered into may be unenforceable and the issuer of the advertisement may face criminal charges and/or fines . 

Merseyside Operations is striving to comply 100 per cent with its National Rivers Authority consent agreements — which detail what and how much C&P can discharge into water courses . 

It is hard to imagine it arising by any step-by-step process unless some earlier scaffolding has completely disappeared .

The blue patch of sky had long since disappeared and as the light faded the snow took on a fluorescent glow .

Occasionally , syncopal episodes decrease in frequency and may even disappear with increasing age .

Paul and John strap themselves into the back seats of the small plane .

I had to strap them to my bicycle , which is why they look a bit battered . "

Tonight I 'll strap Roukoubé to my front , and put you on my back , and we 're going to leave , we 're going to step out of this place .

As the pope strapped the sword round the emperor 's waist , he reminded the emperor that the saints had conquered kingdoms not by the sword but by faith .

He strapped his patients to a table and wielded an array of tools with practised precision and dexterity .

Pushing north the following day , the Nez Perce looted a wagon-train , killing three teamsters , and skirmished briefly with soldiers from Fort Benton . 

SPECIAL : Regiments of Archers are permitted to skirmish as described in the rules for skirmishing in the Warhammer rulebook . 

SPECIAL RULES : Savage Orcs can skirmish as described in the Warhammer rulebook . 

SPECIAL RULES : Kislev Horse Archers can skirmish as described in the rules for skirmishing troops in the Warhammer rulebook . 

Locke 's friends commended him for demolishing Proast 's ecclesiastical regime as effectively as he had the absolutist civil polity of Sir Robert Filmer . 

Will he further commend the Secretary of State for pushing on with the tests , despite the opposition of the National Union of Teachers , the Labour party and the Liberal Democrats ? 

` But how can President Aquino overhaul the leadership of the armed forces after she has already commended them for putting down the coup ? " asks a congressman and former military officer , Mr Bonifacio Gillego . 

Chapter 7.7 commended the approach of the American Model Penal Code in creating a general offence of endangerment . 

She commends Barry for ` his ability to build well and to last " , but Barry 's work at Kingston Lacey in Dorset and elsewhere was outrageously shoddy . 

The captain 's citation , which made no mention of the fatal rendezvous between missiles and 290 civilians , commended the captain for ` exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service " and for the ` calm and professional atmosphere " prevailing aboard the Vincennes . 

It was not part of our brief to undertake a comparative study of policy , strategy and professional roles and relationships in different LEAs , but we strongly commend the study as an adjunct to the appraisal of Authority practices to which Leeds committed itself in response to the recommendations in our final report . 

He said he commended their guest for her knowledge of Neapolitan art which no doubt surpassed that of most Neapolitans . 

He commended the author for his exact instructions regarding the building of greenhouses and stoves , each of which was illustrated to show improvements he had made in these aspects of horticulture . 

I hope that I shall not embarrass the Minister if I commend him again for his imaginative efforts and the time that he has spent abroad trying to develop inward investment . 

I want to commend you for the excellent job you have done on the Missing Girl story , from the time it broke until her body was found . 

" We commended Mr Canning very highly for the work that he 's done on that particular churchyard . " 

Er we pride ourselves on our housekeeping , it 's a selling factor for us , and we have customers come round and look at the plant and they always commend us quite highly on our housekeeping . 

The auditor commended the council on sports improvements but said it still needed to address key issues such as staff cover at the swimming pool . 

I must commend you on your excellent History of the world ( NI 196 ) . 

I particularly wish to commend those staff in our discontinued businesses who have the task of selling surplus assets ; they have an unenviable job but always approach it with enthusiasm and diligence . 

The CIA award scheme aims to commend people under the age of 26 who excel at their profession in the industry . 

Liszt greatly admired him , and Rubenstein , too , commended Field to his pupils as ` a perfectionist who would practise a passage a thousand times . " 

Charles I in turn commended the Laws to his son , Charles II , as the most important book written next to the Bible . 

I am delighted to commend this booklet to you which I hope will give you a flavour of the variety and interest available to solicitors in local government . 

The judge commended not only his elegant and thorough analysis but also his lucid exposition of the work . 

They commended also the parallel work carried out in Scotland by a committee under the chairmanship of Munn , a Rector of a Glasgow high school . 

Also commended was PC Stephen Huntrod who saved the life of a drunken youth stranded on the fourth floor of a derelict building in Stanley last November . 

` This young officer was highly respected by his colleagues and only recently commended by a Crown Court judge for his courageous actions during a firearms incident . 

The international sympathy achieved by the Palestinians as a result of the intifada was now largely transferred to Israel , widely commended for its policy of " restraint " in the face of numerous Iraqi missile attacks . 

Part of our volunteers work is to commend to schools our range of written and audio-visual materials . 

The restoration was singled out for praise in 1986 when it was highly commended by the Association of Railway Preservation Societies . 

Evelyn 's subsequent political actions , unlike his nephew 's , were commended by the diarist , Sir Simonds D'Ewes , as those of a ` gallant and honest man " . 

` They have adapted well and without complaint to an entirely alien environment and their dedication and enthusiasm to the task is to be commended , " said Bob . 

The Northern Echo 's assistant chief photographer Tony Bartholomew has been commended for his portfolio in the British Sports Association for the Disabled Media Awards . 

For his pains he was highly commended and posted to another air field on the east coast , one of several which were used exclusively by crippled aircraft limping home and unable to make base . 

His outreach work is also to be commended , with appropriate leaflets/catalogues being sent to the various sectors . 

Yesterday Judge William Crawford QC commended the actions of Mr and Mrs Eales and awarded them £75 each . 

It commended the efforts of the Colombian government to deal with drug trafficking . 

Will the Minister commend Lagan college in my constituency for the progress that it has made in the past 10 years ? 

Year by year the Examiners commended the high quality of the work that was done , and bemoaned the lack of Exhibitions to take successful scholars on to University . 

President Vaclav Havel commended Slovaks who did not attend the rally and " thus took a stand in favour of a further development of democracy in our state " . 

We did not retreat ; and the Duke of Wellington himself commended our bravery . 

The Queen commending his work , not only for the pains therein taken , said that nothing had given her so great delectation . 

Just at the point where we were walking , the car suddenly mounted the pavement to avoid a vehicle coming in the opposite direction . 

A car came speeding out of the fog , mounted the pavement and smashed into them . 

I mounted the wide stone stairs of this block with Coleridge back in my mind . 

Cautiously he mounted the remaining stairs , recognised the figure for what it was and stepped over it to the wheelhouse . 

Slowly , she mounted the stairs and went into her room and , sinking down on the bed , she began to weep . 

The peppers are pulped , then left to mature for three years before being distilled with vinegar . 

Critics seem to view this as a cowardice , as if a boxer should want his brains pulped . 

He had something else on his mind too , but was not allowed to divulge it to anybody else , under the threat of being ` pulped to mush " . 

They are destalked and pulped with a light press which produces ninety per cent of the must ( juice ) . 

His scream echoed madly inside the tunnel as he fell was slammed against the brickwork then bounced back against the speeding train , his body pulped by the impact . 

" Then just think of it , " she said with a superior smile , " as a few days extra for you to go on pulping your brain with galacvid garbage . " 

They pulp all the wood , not just part of it ; bleach it with hydrogen peroxide . 

Ben my name was called I strolled across , humming a little tune , and dropped nonchalantly into the chair . 

He spotted her immediately and strolled across , stopping on the way to have a few words with the patron . 

Melissa strolled across , leaned against Iris 's fence and closed her eyes , listening to the bleating of young lambs and the chuckle of a solitary starling on the roof . 

As it happened , CD believed himself to be effecting the casual elegance of an English gent abroad , strolling about on an early summer day . 

They saw Miss Lavant in a suit with buttercups on it , strolling about among the stalls , her downcast eyes occasionally glancing up . 

I was also depressed by the sight of rich , elderly couples strolling along laden with jewellery , the man 's arm laid lightly round his spouse 's shoulder . 

SIDE BY SIDE : The lovers stroll along a country path , facing the future , just happy to be together 

I think too of another courageous woman , fighting for Irish freedom , gunned down in Gibraltar by British terrorists with her two male comrades while strolling peacefully along . 

He turned and caught her looking at him as they strolled idly along by the whispering dark Mediterranean , and impulsively he stopped and pulled her into his arms for a quick hard hug . 

Soon after checking in , they decided to stroll around the Vieux Carre , the elegant French Quarter which dates back to 1718 . 

He was joined there later by Debbie 's father and they strolled around the beautiful gardens together . 

Next morning Sophie set off for Seabourne , and , after looking in the pet shop window , she went inside and strolled around . 

In Budapest , they still strolled around for the sheer pleasure of it . 

After checking that the two mirror carp were well packed in newspaper , he curled his arm around Molly 's waist and they began to stroll back up the track . 

Afterwards the fond couple will stroll back on to the street , and part . 

They strolled back across the bridge , his arm about her neck , her tiny body pressed warm and tight against his side . 

They strolled down the cobbled streets past the little white houses , enjoying the sea breeze until they reached the bay . 

He strolled down the road , thinking , and not for the first time , what a remarkably quiet and empty road Church Row was . 

Strolling quietly together down the gravel paths of the old-fashioned Elizabethan knot garden , which was her mother 's pride and joy , Laura found the evening taking on a completely different complexion . 

Forget about strolling down to the shops to get a newspaper or sauntering in the park with the family on Sundays . 

Just then brother Jack came strolling in to collect the rest of his clothes . 

Gazing from the window of the taxi , she watched the small groups of tourists , many of them from the ship , strolling in and out of shops eagerly purchasing souvenirs . 

Usually the cat eats a mouse-worth of food and then strolls off to digest it , returning later for another rodent-sized portion , and so on , until all the food is gone . 

She hops out , bangs the door shut only slightly too energetically , and strolls off towards the shops without a backward glance . 

I strolled on down the edge of the ninth fairway in the gradually strengthening sun . 

Charlie strolled on up to the front like some visiting tourist who was not involved in a war . 

I would stroll out shortly after my mother had left and he would be waiting for me in the street . 

The Devil , wriggling out of the last of his knitted tail , wiped the shiny grease off his face and neck before strolling over . 

Richard laid an armful of books on the table and strolled over to where Frank was sorting through a shelf . 

A lanky girl with a moody look walked in , strolled self-consciously over to the table and took a tangerine from a bowl . 

Eventually we decided that , as it was such a lovely evening , we 'd stroll round the village . 

Instead of returning through the back entrance of the house , though , she strolled round to the front . 

Adam strolled through to the kitchen , fried himself an egg and warmed up the other half of the previous day 's tinned beans . 

He soon spotted several well-dressed young women who strolled up and down their particular stretch of pavement , faltering and looking up with decorous winsomeness when a likely man passed . 

Robyn let out a deep breath as she strolled up the dusty track , forcing her inflamed body to relax in the last vestiges of evening sun . 

Bryan Thomson 's match was already at the first tee when Patrick strolled up with the bag of clubs over his shoulder . 

I hung about further down the street , hoping not to be seen by the few people who were strolling there . 

After the show they would stroll back to their apartments and on the way visit the drugstores for a sarsaparilla or an ice cream soda . 

I pushed the go-cart with the bundles inside covered with a cloth , and Dad strolled behind looking nonchalantly about him . 

It would be pleasant on this cold sharp morning to stroll across the fields and listen to the bells . 

Now he 'd slowed down and was strolling across the road towards Peter the Dutchman and the red Jag . 

He was clutching his attaché case as usual and I could see he was strolling slowly along the path that runs the outer perimeter of the lawn , deeply absorbed in thought . 

And Howard strolls benignly among the guests , squeezing an elbow here , kissing a cheek there , making sure that everyone 's got everything he wants . 

With experienced guides , you can stroll among the seals and even feed some of the babies while their mothers go for a swim under the ice . 

The two men continued to stroll leisurely around the perimeter fence which separated the living quarters and parade grounds of the air-base from the restricted areas of the hangars and control tower . 

Leaving her bench , Fabia next took another stroll around the town which so enchanted her . 

Young lovers strolled quietly beneath the trees , or sat together on the few wooden benches , daring to snatch the odd , discreet kiss or embrace . 

As she strolled by the river bank near Balmoral that day , she tried to pour out her pent-up feelings to her companion , this powerful woman who was her last hope . 

That evening while I was strolling by the sea , I felt some small twinge of sadness that I could not possess such physical belongings . 

Thérèse strolled from the back door over to the stove where the fish-kettle still stood , awash with cooking juice . 

At night , after dinner , it is very pleasant to stroll from hotel to hotel or to the many bars and small restaurants or , later , to the discothèques . 

As Mark strolled from the hotel and crossed the road to the riverside walk , he had a strange feeling that the evening ahead would re-shape his future . 

The country loving politician was strolling in a 1,500 acre forest near Washington DC , when the light began to fade . 

Delighted to have her company , Harry linked his arm through hers and they strolled in a leisurely fashion down the shady drive . 

Wait a few days till dumbo gets bored and strolls in the streets . 

On the Saturday , before the tourists had emerged from their breakfasts , she strolled in warm winter sunshine towards San Marco , the guide book in her hand closed for once . 

Claudel strolled into the market , rubbing shoulders , ignoring and being ignored . 

Having parked his little plane , he strolled into the old shed , grandly titled the Airport Terminal , to get his paperwork sorted . 

She often dawdled along the Walks and strolled on the banks of the river , which ran past the rear of the Manor . 

As we stroll on the high path along the edge of the fields , Dixie explains about the man . 

Later , as they strolled on neat walkways and over pretty Oriental stone bridges , Luke 's mood grew more relaxed , so Maria reintroduced the subject which had been the initial cause of their earlier conflict . 

Sir Willie strolled onto the administration floor where Sandra , and a consortium of dealers , had gathered to meet him . 

She strolled gracefully out of the office , and Claudia admired her poise , while condemning her attitude . 

A gentleman strolled casually past the carriage , staring at Emily with bold eyes much to her father 's mixture of chagrin and pride . 

He scribbled a note for Veronica , then left the cottage and strolled past the church and across the green . 

As Luce strolled past one of the restaurants a small table became free . 

A large black cat with tattered ears appeared and strolled unconcernedly through the maze of feet to rub itself against her legs . 

They strolled through Paris together , after her husband went back to the front . 

All of us get elated and emotional as we stroll through a pine grove on a hot summer day when the old trees fill the air with their pungent fragrance . 

He strolled to the door , opening it for her , and she glanced at him crossly . 

Moving slowly , with apparent idleness , she strolled to the end of the terrace , and into the shadows . 

Their thin black moustaches were glossy with cologne , which wafted sickeningly behind them as they strolled to their offices . 

He eased his broad shoulders away from it and strolled slowly towards her , a faint , confident smile playing about his lips . 

Robyn turned and saw a tall blond man with a smiling mouth strolling casually towards her . 

But it was only the sensational Jamie , twirling a diamante choker on his index finger . 

He twirled her again , hands clapped a rhythm , and faces glowed briefly as pipes were lit . 

The fat undertaker had closed down the tailgate of the hearse and stood about on the gravel , twirling his keys . 

They twirled you around in the Gay Gordons at Ilkley with clammy hands . 

Her right hand went up to Gav 's short , brownish hair , and started to play with it , twirling it round her fingers . 

Blanche twirled her glass , sending the ice-cubes inside racing round . 

She twirled the stem of her wine glass thoughtfully , and did n't reply . 

She twirls a shimmering gold swan studded with imitation pearls ` for her dressing table " . 

Some detainees have been held for as long as seven years without charge or trial . 

I hope that it represents a step towards the release of other detainees held in Malawi for political reasons . " 

The government freed as many as 226 detainees held in Aceh Province ( northern Sumatra ) on Aug. 16 . 

The detainee is held in a small cell equipped with a hole in the floor which serves for a toilet , a water tap ( often dry ) , a thin mattress and a blanket . 

The prisoners have been held incommunicado for eighteen years . 

Americas Watch estimated in 1986 that at any one time , 300 or more prisoners were held in DGSE facilities . 

The report said that the purchase was an attempt to improve relations with Iran to counter a growing military threat from Iraq and to win freedom for Israeli prisoners of war and possibly Western hostages held in Lebanon . 

Five days later a general amnesty for prisoners held on security charges was announced . 

Suspects are being held at various police stations in the Home Counties including Milton Keynes . 

Under South African law police could hold the man for questioning for up to 48 hours before seeking the permission of magistrates for an extension . 

He was held in incommunicado in Bouchoucha Detention Centre for nearly three months , over 70 days beyond the maximum 10-day period allowed by Tunisian law . 

Saddam offers to free Westerners held in Iraq and Kuwait in return for the withdrawal of US forces from the Gulf . 

He loped across in his shy , shambling way , flicking his eyes across to her . 

Luib and Belig brought up the rear , and the two wolves loped alongside . 

Invariably jet-black and headless ( though sometimes having the heads of human beings ) Black Dogs have been reported for centuries as loping along lanes by ancient churchyards . 

The rambling voice got lost in a maze of tenses as Twoflower ran along the dead tunnels , with the dragon loping along easily behind him . 

Keeping the perimeter fence a few yards away on his left , Angel One loped silently along until he reached its north-western limit . 

It was extremely difficult to know what to do with a giant who loped along at your side and who could reach out and pluck you from your horse 's back with one hand . 

They have loped around the side of the house to see who has come . 

The animal loped away , putting more distance between them , then resumed its casual , padding walk along the path . 

Then he loped away as a hound came running silently through the trees , nose to the ground , scenting slowly . 

The kennelman , a small dour wiry figure , would bawl orders after it and when it came loping back within reach , seize it and drag it , claws scraping on the flagstones , back to rejoin the main pack . 

She felt , rather than heard , how he turned smartly and loped back across the panelled hall towards the door , no doubt to drive the car round into the garage . 

The flight was early and almost immediately she saw him , loping down the side of the moving walkway , noticeably more gaunt and suntanned than the youth who had left barely ten days earlier . 

Having anticipated that Nana would be unable to supply gin and Safex , even in an emergency , Mada Joyce had sent her oldest boy loping down to the Chinese store in the lowest village for these essentials . 

Tim loped off down an alleyway lined with pet food , and halted before a tier of shelves of bottles , brown and red bottles , ochre and copper and olive-green . 

The Asian security man unlocked the door to the documentary department office and loped off down the corridor with a distracted smile on his face . 

Blanche thanked the man for his help and he loped off down the corridor , jangling his keys . 

He loped off across the grass , leaving me standing beside the steps to the van . 

A yellow butterfly loped by with its strange broken flight , like an early film . 

She loped over to the rocks and squatted , eyes still on the empty sky , fingers tugging at the lines like every day . 

At this moment Badger skulked into the kitchen , loped over to the pedal bin , and stood gazing mournfully at a piece of orange peel , just visible over the edge of the plastic rim . 

With such thoughts in my head and lithe grace in my movements , I loped up the grassy knoll to the court . 

Then he loped up the eastern side of the dell and the sound of firing moved away with him . 

The Stealer loped slowly away as though injured , dodging from one steel column to the next . 

As the four-man squad loped , half-crouching , along the space station 's strangely-twisting corridors , Ace and Daak were squabbling about which of them should guard the other 's back . 

Oh , sure , he quivers on slippery poles as tall as the moon is high , and lopes nude down tunnels while alarm-clocks sound , etc -- but there are no worrying resonances . 

Cornucopia : rabbits , hunched and private , loping slowly about the lawn in the moonlight ; a green frog , gleaming and sparkling in the dewy sunlit grass as it wiggled along some compelling migratory path ; squirrels -- quick flashes of ginger and grey in the treetops , a sudden glimpse of bright beady eyes ; a mythical fox -- dusky shadow and sinister snowprints . 

He held his hand to his forehead and loped across the bar toward the beautiful girl in the corner . 

Arrived at St Briac she had loped across the headland , tiring a bit from the feeling that her heart had dropped in her chest and , turning to lead , lodged across her solar plexus . 

But as she loped reluctantly behind Spittals onto the raised podium , shielding her eyes from the scorching white of the television lights , aware of an expectant murmur from faces she could not see , her lips were set in a pout of discontent . 

He had been disappointed to find Dr Ockleton absent from his rooms in the morning , but a pretty girl in jogging kit , who had come loping down the stairs whilst he was knocking at Ockleton 's door , had run on the spot long enough to tell him that the doctor lectured on Tuesday mornings and that Harry would probably have better luck after lunch . 

Initially he saw only one of the hideous creatures , but more of the demons appeared out of the darkness , loping into the alley . 

The two security men Dexter had interviewed immediately after the murder were on duty when the sergeant loped into the headquarters of TV London late that same afternoon . 

Dexter came off the phone and scribbled a line or two of notes when Blanche loped into the office . 

As he loped silently into his new position , Doyle wondered if Chrissie Stone knew what her husband was up to . 

Then Henry , loping along with Tashie and Joyce , brought champagne . 

The constable stood bemused as Blanche loped past him with a groan of fatigue , taking the scrap of paper he proffered . 

He produced a set of car keys and loped past the tractor about ten inches from my nose . 

Ace , holstering her gun , brushed past her and loped towards the doorway . 

Dunan 's group began loping towards the Rorim , leaving two bodies behind them on the moonlit ground . 

His stomach jumped as grey shapes poured from behind the boulders ahead and loped towards them . 

He loped up the street in zigzags , swooping and making aeroplane noises . 

In the name of keeping the community secure in a hostile world , those leaders gag dissidents , suppress what they define as ` deviant " behaviour , and commandeer community resources . 

In our final Report we defined carefully and at length what we meant by ` grammar " and by knowledge about language , and what kinds of programmes of study we thought appropriate . 

Once again a distinction must be made between an ` odorant " defined earlier as ` any chemical compound which stimulates the olfactory sense " and an ` odour " being a sensation of smell . 

This shows the early postoperative mortality and we have defined early mortality as appearing at less than thirty days . 

The EBRD 's founding charter defined its role as providing market-rate loans and equity investments . 

It goes on to define the objective of this policy as safeguarding ` the common values , fundamental interests and independence of the Union " . 

We can , therefore , define mental phenomena by saying that they are those phenomena which contain an object intentionally within themselves . 

There was also the problem of defining the use of insulting words and behaviour . 

Norms defining acceptable ways for settling an argument or dispute usually exclude physical violence and manslaughter . 

Section 178 of the Act defines a work as " computer- generated " when it is generated by a computer in circumstances such that there is no human author of the work . 

One of my friends on an off-day defined school as ` the place where everybody is always cross ! " . 

The Iraqi authorities insisted upon defining the detained foreign nationals as " guests " . 

James Engel defines research as ` the gathering of information for use in decision-making " ( Engel 1977:13 ) . 

You might for example define Romanticism as " an artistic movement centrally concerned with the relationship between the self and others " . 

A K Cohen , among other sociologists , defines sub-cultures as ` cultures which exist within cultures " , with three major characteristics . 

If anything , he defines himself as a DJ rather than a rapper , and he remains desperately committed to the dance scene . 

It is convenient to define the geometric domain as a local orthogonal space that will just contain the component part . 

Yet the prevailing treatment of women workers defines them as a particular and different sub-group of the general category ` workers " ( this parallels the role they are assigned in the study of deviance ) . 

Kelly defined a construct as a way in which two things are seen as alike and yet are different to others . 

This solution depends upon practitioners in health and welfare work defining their position as that of employed labour . 

We have defined crime as behaviour which breaks the criminal law . 

Young supporters at every football league ground ( and at many non-league grounds ) have defined sections of the terracing as their own territory -- an area from which they always watch the football game . 

You can , of course , define Pacifism by a reference to force , but you can not thereby save the world from the use of force … . 

These often take the form of images and metaphors which are used to define racism by analogy . 

Because we define ourselves by our sexuality we are automatically considered ` immoral " and ` obscene " by the rest of society . 

In a collection of essays published in 1948 under the title Linguistics and Literary History , Spitzer defined his method by the term ` philological circle " . 

But as with black women psychologists , feminist psychology defines lesbian psychologists almost entirely by their difference . 

Yet for most of human history people have defined themselves by work . 

I wish to return to those qualities and define them in a more personal way , and with the help of a fine Middle English word : clanness , or ` cleanness " . 

Identify the issue , and define it in the terms of your own culture 

But how can Sartre claim to found a general anthropology when he defines it solely in terms of his own society ? 

The North Atlantic Treaty defines an attack upon any of its signatories as an attack on all members . 

In a similar vein Gibson ( this volume ) argues , ` The most basic issue is whether we are to define aggression without reference to native concepts . 

From the later fourth century , this ideal offered puzzled Christians a means to define their identity without ambiguity . 

Sacheverell 's defence counsel in 1710 did not deny that their client had defended non-resistance , but tried to define non-resistance as applying only to the Crown-in-Parliament , rather than the monarchy itself . 

Third , Vaubel defines a free intercirculation union as involving the free movement of member countries ' currencies throughout the union . 

The SGA 1979 defines property as meaning the general property as distinct from special property ( s61(1) ) . 

If murders , however defined , followed no more unfavourable a pattern than other violent crimes or crime generally , then at the very least a verdict of ` Not proven " must be returned . 

Privatisation , broadly defined to cover all sorts of novel roles for the private sector , is now on the political agenda in much of America . 

The largest group of congenital anomalies are congenital abnormalities ( or malformations ) , defined as structural defects present at birth , whether detected at that time or not . 

These decisions both tend to define ` severe and enduring " mental illness in the local context and to allocate limited resources for care programming to those most in need . 

` Saxtet " have cleverly combined outstanding musicianship , boundless energy and visual as well as aural stimuli to create an exciting performance that has become increasingly difficult to define . 

Relations can be defined as either parents -- anyone above the user in the family , or descendants -- anyone below the user in the family tree . 

International law can be defined as the framework of legal obligations which states view as being binding upon themselves . 

Under the new Constitution , which came into effect on July 13 , Bulgaria was defined as a republic with a parliamentary form of government and as a " democratic , constitutional and welfare state " . 

For practical purposes , therefore , ` pollution " is something which normally requires some action on the part of the enforcement officer and is defined not by legal rules but by the response of the enforcement authorities . 

A refugee is defined as someone who suffers from a well founded fear of persecution , and the process has to determine whether such a fear is well-founded . 

Work equipment is broadly defined to include everything from a handtool through machinery of all kinds to a complete plant , such as a refinery . 

Of course , if wealth is defined in this very broad way , then we would expect very many people to possess some ; in fact the most recent figures still show very striking inequalities in wealth distribution . 

Therefore , the actions which are defined as criminal will vary with different social settings -- in different societies and different periods of time . 

Blues is defined , without qualification as based on a pentatonic , inflectional musical language , hence as antithetical to the functional-tonal language of bourgeois tradition . 

Perhaps because Christianity has no law as such , the concept of purity became veiled behind ideas of spiritual goals rather than being simply defined by physical states . 

The book is similarly cursory in its treatment of style ( a term that is never defined by the writer ) with not much attention given to a formal or material analysis of the work . 

The self-evaluating character of science , without which new insights would assume the same significance as flights of fancy , are defined by van Raan as ` cognitive evaluation " . 

The main thrust of the project is to compare both demand and supply factors as they affect small firms ( defined as employing between 5 and 100 persons ) in the different regions . 

Composite rate tax is not defined as falling within the description of income tax , but only as ` an amount representing income tax : " see section 343 of the Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1970 . 

This business is therefore defined as falling outside regulated business ( see page 23 above ) and is exempted from the general COB Rules ; the exemption forms part of the foreign business carve-out . 

It is clear , for example , that not all episodes of feeling unwell become defined as ` illness " . 

On the one hand , in genetic terms , the physical or biological differences between groups defined as ` races " have been shown to be trivial . 

It holds that groups defined as ` nations " have the right to , and therefore ought to , form territorial states of the kind that have become standard since the French Revolution . 

" Advertisement " is widely defined under s39(1) to include a catalogue , a circular and a price list . 

Control is widely defined as the ability to exercise a decisive influence over a company by any means . 

Invertebrates are generally defined as animals that do not have a backbone or internal skeleton and that simple definition takes in around 97% of the whole of the living species of animals in the world . 

If they were relatively inactive and presented their demands through what the councillors defined as the " proper " ( private ) channels then their demands rarely secured a favourable response . 

The wider function of a higher education , which Weaver defined as education for ` capability , creativity or communion " was incompatible with the organization of the universities . 

( Of the centres of the world 's rice culture , only India and Bangladesh lie outside the region we have defined as the Pacific . ) 

Here , in common with the Llanos area of the Orinoco basin in Venezuela , the vegetation comprises cerrados which M M Cole ( 1986 ) defines as savanna woodland . 

Old subjects were recruited from local senior citizens ' social clubs and defined as those greater than 65 years of age . 

Count the number of tantrums ( defined by those actions you described ) that he/she has per day . 

As a result society at large has come to accept the devaluation of the economic role of ` older people " as defined by these ages . 

Fibromyalgia is not identical with the specific myofascial pain syndrome as defined by the International Association for the Study of Pain . 

All four books about Ayesha , defined by courtesy and by their subject-matter as adventure stones , contain in fact relatively little action . 

It also changes over historical time , in different geographical regions , and in different social groups , defined by ethnicity , class , gender , occupation and so on . 

The third sort of rule uses " common-sense knowledge " as defined by a number of psycholinguistic studies , and represented by a " tangled hierarchy " of ontological predicates . 

The qualities of the feminine expressive role , as defined by Zelditch , Parsons and others , are directly opposed to the qualities of the housewife/houseworker role . 

What matters is that , regardless of their manufacturers , the devices themselves are enemies of each other in the special sense I have defined in this chapter . 

Taken alone the Pacific Ocean can be , like any other , defined in a variety of ways , depending on whether the observer is a geographer , geologist , cartographer , military strategist or fashionably up-to-date economist . 

Income is usually defined in terms of the amount of money an individual can spend over a period while leaving his or her net wealth position unaltered . 

Indeed , fully a quarter of the country 's population is accounted for by just the six largest cities ( defined on a functional rather than administrative basis ) . 

Constipation is usually defined in terms of changes in the frequency , size , consistency , or ease of passage of stool . 

( This is not , incidentally , so in the Lerdahl and Jackendoff analysis of music , where the three analogous kinds of prolongation are carefully defined in terms of movement within and between keys . ) 

All the evolutionary changes or events , however defined in relation to time or magnitude , became locked into the unchangeable process of creation and re-creation . 

Moral entrepreneurs engage in the process of establishing moral rules by attempting to define certain actions or forms of behaviour as deviant . 

In order to avoid such disputes the drafter should therefore define the consequences of breach of any particular obligation . 

We are suggesting here that normalisation , over and above these many attempts to define it coherently and carefully , is open to different interpretations in practice . 

Virginia Woolf , he recalled , had defined literature as ` common ground " . 

Shumskiy ( 1957 ) defines antarctic oases as substantial ice-free areas separated from an ice-sheet by an ablation zone , and kept free from snow by ablation due to low albedo and radiation . 

` Wealth " refers to material possessions defined as valuable in particular societies . 

We shall accordingly define the concept , examine its usage , and investigate the sources and limits of power . 

Addison writes of ` imagination " in his last paper in such a way as to make us feel that the connotation of the word has been enriched since he first took it up and defined it . 

But what was not generally known was just how strong were his ties with the Provisional IRA , and how much of his own earnings he freely donated to the cause . 

The blood itself is freely donated and always freely passed on , although there is a charge to private hospitals to ensure that the full cost of collection , testing and processing is recovered by the NHS . 

The event was sponsored by Mann Egerton , and the Chinese restaurant Zen generously donated the food . 

Numerous prizes , generously donated by sponsors , were given out at the end of the day . 

Both Len and Janet kindly donated to our funds a percentage of the proceeds . 

Their kindness and consideration will not be forgotten , nor will the people who kindly donate to this charity . 

THE HAMMERSMITH Fulham branch of Amnesty recently donated a cheque for £1,500 to AIBS , the proceeds of a one second-hand bookshop which the branch opened in April . 

Helping where it can , the company has sponsored a coach trip to an Ayrshire match and recently donated a prize to one of the club 's many fund raising activities -- all in aid of the kids . 

He gave her a speaking glance and they both rushed for his car , neither needing to discuss the question of whether Belinda was willing to donate her blood for Faye . 

This necessitated approaching their parents to ask them to donate blood for DNA extraction . 

Other stars have donated items for auction to help buy a dialysis machine for their local hospital , but Elton 's gift was a surprise . 

Showbusiness and sporting stars had donated items for the auction and a sweatshirt given by Ian Botham which he had worn during his charity walk from Aberdeen to Ipswich fetched £33 . 

Ralph and Philip are looking for local sponsors to donate money to their twin charities . 

So , instead of leaving it idle , I sold the machine and donated the money to a charity for the disabled , as I had a mentally disabled sister who died when I was 13 . 

To mark the opening , Seve played a hole with selected partners , many of whom had donated sums of money to charity for the privilege . 

Will doctors give up trying to save me if they know I want to donate my organs ? 

In an heroic act of bravery , Leeds donated a vital organ to another club desperately in need of a new heart ( Blackburn Rovers ) . 

AN anonymous benefactor has donated £150,000 to help three-year-old Stuart Masters get a life-saving liver and bowel transplant . 

Each named designer is donating an outfit to be auctioned off and I 'm the auctioneer . 

Bowe dethroned Holyfield in November and should the fight go ahead , he will donate his proceeds to help the famine in Somalia . 

Instructions can be left by those who wish to donate their bodies for research , although these do not have to be followed by the executors . 

In 1774 she donated £50 for the maintenance of alms women in the town . 

The Somerville Drama Committee has donated the profits from its performances in 1988-90 for books on drama . 

He made a wonderful gesture by donating his jersey from this summer 's third Test against Australia to the Daily Mirror 's special auction in aid of stricken boxer Michael Watson . 

The project will also donate funds to Cambridge University , which is carrying out a study into ways of protecting the flora and fauna of the Indonesian rain forests . 

Apple wanted to donate a computer to every school in the country -- more than 100 000 machines . 

LISBURN Borough Council is to donate £2,500 to the Northern Ireland Commonwealth Games Council to help send a team to the 1994 Games in Canada . 

Sinead O'Connor has phoned and donated her house in Los Angeles to the appeal . 

The National Gallery asserts that it was always the intention of Kramar to donate the collection in its entirety to the Czechoslovak State . 

McEWAN 'S and Stakis Hotels have donated £500 towards the cost of the new lifeboat station at Tobermory . 

In July , we reported that the Trust had donated £400,000 towards the cost of improving library facilities at the University . 

During this time it has donated more than £600,000 to over 2500 local groups , helping the disabled , under fives , elderly and youth groups with a wide range of special projects , or improving their facilities . 

The organization has participated in the major mass protests over the last three years and has donated food , clothing and time to supporting strikers , political prisoners and other popular causes . 

Some 37000 people in Japan have said they are willing to donate kidneys . 

The three have already obtained lorries and are looking for builders to donate materials . 

This month 's prize has been donated by Beaver , one of Britain 's foremost manufacturers of suits . 

This was donated by Mr Minton Goode , grandfather of today 's chairman . 

Sixteen tons of glass have been donated by a British firm for the project . 

Furniture and other equipment was donated by a wide range of supporters . 

Since the group was formed £17,000 has been donated to the Third World causes mainly through Cafod . 

Some of the money came from sales while other cash was donated to the society . 

For every ticket bought , £1 will be donated to a children 's charity , chosen by you . 

At Limoges he had ostentatiously donated a cloak embroidered with the words Henricus Rex to the monks of St Martial 's . 

Karen Hurst helped a 10-year-old a cancer sufferer back to health by donating life-giving marrow last year . 

Such was the quality of the books donated this year ( realising £6,000 more than last year ) that pricing has become an ever-increasing responsibility . 

Once there , I saw that Gina 's sister Juliette had organized food and drink for the bands , all mostly donated for free . 

Although donors may be asked to donate for a patient not in the UK the bone marrow is still taken as stated before and the collected marrow sent to the patient . 

And they netted £10,000 from generous customers who believed they were donating to charity . 

The late Richard Thesiger in 1982 donated to the Collection a fascinating collection of material relating to the life and career of his uncle , the actor Ernest Thesiger . 

By the end of 1990 £50,000 had been raised from the sales of the book and donated to the ‘ Reach for the Sky ’ Appeal . 

Until there is a change in the law , charity shops will continue to lose thousands of pounds of income a week because they ca n't sell most of the toys donated to them . 

The original Communion plate , donated in 1958 , was added to by further gifts in 1985 and 1990 . 

With the gas disconnected , the light on top of the canopy was replaced in 1880 by a stone bowl donated by a Mr Ross . 

Members were asked to donate baking to the Community Coffee Evening on 5th October . 

Other hypotheses are deactivated unless they are the highest scoring in their region in which case processing is allowed to continue .

Neither has his brood cycle been deactivated , like yours or mine , or any other serving soldier 's . "

These are in fact forms of protein , which are not digested by the baby 's stomach ( this would deactivate them ) but pass unchanged through the lining of the gut directly into the blood stream .

Nine people were wounded when two bombs exploded after hours at the Banco Popular in central Lima , and another bomb was deactivated at the home of a well-known television journalist , police said yesterday .

Water pressure deactivates the autofocusing mechanism , and a close-up mode will give sharp results from a subject only two feet away .

If it was a blue barrier then , hopefully , by jumping onto a blue button the barrier would deactivate .

The intention was simple , to destroy or deactivate any cancer cells in my body .

The presence in the diet of carcinogens or pro-carcinogens is probably one important environmental factor and these carcinogens and pro-carcinogens can be either activated or deactivated by xenobiotic metabolising enzymes present in the colon .

I blush to admit it , but those of us who were born into the trade tend to disdain these crossovers as an inferior breed . 

She had disdained the smaller waves in the shelter of the islands , but now she seemed to tremble as her hull soaked up the ponderous force of the ocean . 

She disdains his odious advances , and makes an inspiring speech on the glorious revolutionary future . 

Genius , as it disdains all assistance , so it defies all obstacles . 

As he sat on the mud floor of his cell , disdaining the bed , he said that he would do exactly the same again . 

Now Lady De Marr staggers into the front door , saluted by the guard , the askari , disdaining the proffered help of the major , who wears a fez and a sash . 

He wanted all writers to live obscurely in the provinces , ignore the natural affections of the heart , disdain reputation , and spend solitary , back-breaking hours reading obscure texts by the light of a tiring candle . 

Yet Urquhart had felt omnipotent , God-like , viewing His Kingdom from on high , disdaining the logic and fears which beset the ordinary mortals around him . 

If you are elected to college committees , do not disdain what appears to be a minor representation . 

After all , it is everyone 's children who stand to suffer from theories which , to take only one example , disdain the teaching of history in factual terms . 

Their most outrageous step toward re-regulation is rigging the stockmarket , which officials once disdained as a mucky casino . 

Choreographers have never disdained to use popular music for their everincreasing audiences and they realise that they should reflect popular taste . 

He was prepared to buy off political pressure , as over workplace nurseries , in a way Mr Lawson would surely have disdained . 

Nor , said Thomas Gisborne in 1795 , must he himself disdain to borrow money at the appropriate moment if he is not to put his credit to real and serious hazard . 

Was it sheer bravado on Obispal 's part that he disdained to fire explosive bolts at that creature which itself could not manipulate a gun ? 

But Mr Akers reiterated yesterday that he saw no long-term change in economic assumptions or any downturn in demand for the company 's products . 

` These sort of propensities , " he reiterated more confidently . 

He rushed around after Auguste reiterating then countermanding his orders , and tasting his own concoctions , since Auguste showed no inclination to do so . 

I will certainly reiterate fully the message that I delivered when I visited the north-west a few days ago . 

The RJO also reiterated once again that the release of Sheikh Abdel-Karim Obeid was still a " priority " . 

On the eve of the Foreign Secretary 's visit to Argentina , the Government has reiterated there 's no doubt about UK sovereignty over the Falklands . 

Can I , at this point , reiterate how important it is to have this type of insurance cover if you are taking private classes . 

He reiterated , with immense care and deliberation , why it was that Sien had come to mean so much to him . 

The decline in England 's lineout fortunes , one would reiterate , owes most to the fact that , thanks to the mandatory gap , it is now so much easier to get in a jump against them . 

The practice reiterated its concern about having the freedom to refer patients according to clinical need . 

As I had anticipated , he gave his kind permission after not too great a delay , and furthermore , Mr Farraday was good enough to remember and reiterate his generous offer to ` foot the bill for the gas " . 

He had done little except reiterate his protests against Philip 's invasion of his dominions . 

The South Korean negotiators described this proposal as " unrealistic and unworkable " and reiterated their call for simultaneous entry to the UN by both Korean states . 

He reiterated an annual appeal for the repeal of the Secrets Act . 

In the past MacArthur had frequently reiterated his wish for an early peace treaty but this had not happened recently . 

When Milongo on Jan. 19 reiterated his support for Col. Gangouo , troops occupied the national radio and television stations in Brazzaville , and sealed off the airport . 

Beaverbrook reiterated this position to Berle when the two met on 21 July . 

The party reiterated its opposition to the state treaty on German economic and monetary union and opposed premature all-German elections . 

The USA and the UK reiterated their opposition to the use of ground troops . 

In a joint declaration issued on Dec. 11 , member states " deplored the phenomenon of terrorism " and reiterated " the readiness of Moslem countries to co-operate with international efforts " aimed at its suppression . 

And the RUC have reiterated a warning made two months ago that they believe the terrorists have large stocks of explosives . 

He also reiterated his proposal made in early February that an international referendum on German unity be held . 

The point was reiterated by F.C. Banks , secretary of the National Association , amid efforts to revive the flagging campaign in Plymouth in 1876 . 

Reid 's objection , which has been reiterated over the years , is often supplemented with its converse . 

I was also spoken to by the Chief Whip who reiterated that the majority of the party were for Alec . 

Mr Khasbulatov meanwhile reiterated that the Supreme Soviet -- the smaller standing parliament chosen from the ranks of Congress -- would do no more than pass legislation and monitor observance of the constitution and the law . 

Each reiterates the question : where does the self begin or end ? 

At precisely the time that the Party leadership was extolling the horse as a modern and fuel-saving means of transport , it was also planning to increase the journey-times of the rural population and make them more dependent on motor transport -- or perhaps to shorten the time they had left to themselves , to sleep , think and so on . 

After a moment she realised that he was extolling her virtues as a personal assistant . 

One can recognise easily why so many later European commentators extolled classical Greece as the model for their contemporaries since the material conditions of these changes from rural to urban , from aristocracy to bourgeoisie , and from oligarchy to proto similarly characterised their own social situation . 

Critical acclaim also had a pleasant ring to it , with phrases extolling his virtues such as ` one of the few gifted movie actors we have " and ` a superb performance " . 

Certainly , many have extolled his demonic personality , his unheard-of sense of style , the precision of his performances as well as their tonal beauty and clarity . 

With all the enthusiasm of a second-hand car dealer , Malc was extolling the virtues of the car , pushing buttons and levers as he drove . 

The extreme western edge of the square has the now compulsory big city billboards extolling the virtues of consumerism . 

The virtues of the Westminster model of government have been widely extolled . 

His qualities as a Christian king are extolled in a letter addressed to him by a certain Aurelian , who was once identified with the bishop of Arles of that name . 

This poem extolled the achievements of Robert Bruce and Sir James Douglas -- the Good Sir James -- and directly appealed to the patriotism of the Scots . 

It extolled the benefits of home births and especially the feeling of control that this method gives the mother . 

Whether such clear-sightedness is dismissed as the naivete of youth , or extolled as exemplary moral integrity untainted by the compromises of old age , does not concern us at this stage . 

For the next few weeks she ploughed on , doing her normal writing , extolling the virtues of the firm 's products . 

Government economic policy during the 1980s consistently extolled the virtues of competition and declared the superiority of private over nationalised or state regulated industries . 

For one thing , the poet thus extolled has been presented as above all poetically ` a democrat " . 

The courage of the Masai was also extolled , indeed was legendary among the British . 

It has presented a picture of a large number of upper-middle-class families drawing their substantial incomes from industry whilst moving in a milieu which extolled and practised the alleged virtues of the English gentleman . 

This process is complicated to describe , but when expressed computationally it becomes a neat recursive procedure . 

For cell populations , data were all long transformed and expressed as geometric means ( SD ) and analysed parametrically. p Values were taken as significant . 

It is because values can be most effectively defined and expressed in words that the study of literature claims a central place in humane studies . 

Children 's communications are often expressed indirectly in a sort of ` code " . 

One user expressed concern over using services ; he expressed this as ` technofear " . 

Independently of any other verb , the bare infinitive here expresses an event as a possibility , a rejected possibility . 

But by expressing his views in this way , Scott must have given his clients a clear indication of the type of building he wanted to build . 

This was expressed by Crick as the ` central dogma " of molecular biology , that information can pass from DNA to protein , but not from protein to DNA . 

Choose the practice passage for the way the thought is expressed ; say it aloud , thinking of the rhythm , feeling and emotional impact . 

But when Charles expressed that as his intention this very day , she softened at once , reminding him that today was his birthday and it would be a pity to spoil it . 

As one manager expressed it : " If you want to move an elephant you have to be pretty rude about it . " 

As Winston McLeod expressed it : ` Black kids have special problems , " referring precisely to these factors . 

Drawing a long , thin stiletto from his belt , he rapped the top of the table . 

Of course , the Rolls-Royce limousine was his , and he rapped sharply on the window to waken the sleeping chauffeur . 

But before he had completed his swing the boy fearfully withdrew his arm and the cane rapped harmlessly on the floor . 

My friend went on down the winding road for about two miles , finishing at the quayside , where he rapped smartly on a door . 

Meredith hesitated again in the porch and then rapped loudly on it . 

He rapped three times on the door of Room 144 , it was opened a few inches . 

Bullets from somewhere rapped his own aircraft , and then he was hurdling the bomber and flattening out above the battered grass of the field . 

Before I lifted the knocker I gave my clogs an extra rub on my stockinged calf , then I rapped on the door . 

Probably be glad to get rid of her , she thought gloomily , then looked up sharply as someone rapped at the back door . 

Then his shoulders rapped against granite , scoring the flesh , and he was bounced upright . 

Creed went over and rapped on the top section , but there was no answer . 

Cally rapped on the Suzuki 's passenger window and he thought twice about leaning across and unlocking the door . 

Prominent amongst them is Peter Nevill who built Riston Grange and endowed many charities . 

Athelstan is known to have endowed the church with lands following his success against the Scots and Danes at the battle of Brunanburg consequent upon his pilgrimage to the shrine of St John . 

He endowed it with vast lands and rights , including tithes of silver and other rights of tribute from the Slavs . 

Before he died my father set up a trust to endow the Sherman Field Museum of Natural History in Washington . 

My previous astonishment at the fact that people who came here like De Michelis [ the former foreign secretary ] , or like ex-Prime Minister Andreotti , never endowed us with any money is now diminished . 

It was from 1705 that he endowed £1,000 for five schools in Saltash , Liskeard , Looe , Penzance and Grampound ; whether education has wrought any substantial change in youth since that day is open to opinion . 

There they also hatch and develop , sustained by the yolk with which she has endowed them . 

The Stamford and Rutland Infirmary stands on the site of the Franciscan Greyfriars and was endowed by Henry Fryer , surgeon , in 1828 . 

Next to it , is a 4 acre cherry orchard endowed by the Maharajah to pay for the upkeep of the well . 

And then , well , we found out that my brother had been admitted , until they took out th , that ( fragment 0 , they let him come , but now he did n't come , he went to , to the department of education and asked a transfer , they did n't deny it to him , they transferred him to another place immediately .

Some of the earliest constructions were the three Binyang Grottoes , dedicated to an emperor and empress of the Northern Wei Dynasty ( 386 – 534 ) , after the capital was transferred to Luoyang .

and when i was transferred from Atlanta uh to Houston i i bought a condo in southwest Houston

and uh then we moved here even when we knew we were being transferred here we became Cowboy fans

that 's good i know my husband was real uh in the beginning when he uh he was transferred to a a larger plant and he um

well you get it the way you want it and just perfect and sit back for a while i hope y 'all do n't have to get transferred or anything now that you got it the way you want it

uh our headquarters was transferred from South Carolina to Texas one time

no we 're just this is only the second place we 've lived we 've only been married for five and a half years and uh we have two small children and he had a uh just got transferred here to E Systems

um actually married in Pittsburgh and that 's that 's not what they want to hear on this call uh at any rate we came back here with my husband was transferred around uh up to Minnesota and now back to Texas with T i

5% SDS-PAGE , transferred onto PVDF membranes ( Bio-rad , Richmond , CA ) , then blocked with 5% BSA and 5% non - fat milk .

Oocytes were transferred into tubes containing Hepes - buffered TCM-199 ( Gibco BRL , Grand Island , NY ) supplemented with 0.57 mM cysteine , 10 ng / ml epidermal growth factor ( Sigma ) , 100 IU / ml penicillin , 100 ?g / ml streptomycin , 0.25 ng / ml amphotericin , 0.01 IU / ml porcine FSH ( Sioux Biochemicals , Sioux Center , IA ) , 0.01 IU / ml porcine LH ( Sioux Biochemicals ) and 0.1% ( w:v ) polyvinyl alcohol ( maturation medium ) [ 50 ] , and shipped to the laboratory overnight ( 20 - 24 h ) at 38 .

4 M formaldehyde RNA gel and transferred to Hybond N +nylon membrane ( Amersham-Pharmacia , UK ) .

Plants were transferred to growth chambers for ozone ( O 3 ) fumigation ( clean air control plants were transferred to an adjacent chamber under identical conditions except for the O 3 treatment ) .

Samples were resolved by SDS-PAGE ( 9% polyacrylamide ) and electrophoretically transferred to nitrocellulose filters ( BioRad ) .

The Washington - based Legal Services Corp. wants the buildings transferred to the S.C.

The EDL muscle was then transferred to a dissecting chamber , through which Krebs Henseleit solution ( NaCl , 125 mM ; KCl , 4.7 mM ; NaH 2 PO 4 , 1.78 mM ; MgCl 2 , 1 mM ; CaCl 2 , 1.9 mM ; NaHCO 3 , 24 mM ; Dextrose , 10 mM ) flowed .

Then VO 2+- nucleotide complexes were added to purified sCD39 at 1:1 molar ratio , mixed , and incubated for 5 minutes on ice before they were transferred into EPR tubes .

After Vortex - mixing , duplicate 1.8 mL aliquots were transferred to polypropylene tubes and centrifuged for 5 min at 25°C and 14,000 g ( Mikroliter centrifuge , Hettich , Tuttlingen , Germany ) .

In male and female rats from experiments 1 and 2 , CALB and COX -2 levels in the frontal cortex and hippocampus ( CALB only ) were determined using Western blot analysis , as reported elsewhere [ 49 55 ] . In brief , homogenized samples ( 30 ?g per lane for frontal cortex and hippocampus- by treatment ) were resolved on 14% Tri -Glycine gels and transferred onto Millipore Immobilon-P membranes ( Millipore , Bedford , MA , USA ) by electroblotting .

Consequently , eggs kept at 0-4°C were transferred to 16°C on day 98 for hatching .

Isolation of total cellular RNA using a urea / LiCl protocol and gel electrophoresis was performed as described previously [ 65 ] . Gels were transferred onto Amersham Hybond N+ nylon membranes in 20 × SSC and prehybridized in 4 × SSC , 1 × Denhardt 's solution , 0.5% SDS for 2 h at 68°C .

Forty-eight hours after transfection , cells were lysed and membrane and supernatant fractions harvested as described previously [ 8 ] . 10 ?g of membrane proteins and normalized volumes of the supernatants were resolved by SDS-polyacrylamide electrophoresis ( 10% ) , transferred to nitrocellulose , and probed with a monoclonal antibody to the EE epitope [ 34 ] . The antigen - antibody complexes were visualized with ECL chemiluminescence ( Amersham Biosciences , Piscataway , NJ ) .

Lorton opened the door , and the dachshund rushed in , yapping furiously . 

Jennie always had two of the same breed yapping away in her office . 

Sammy was yapping and jumping up and down , waiting for him at the bottom . 

He put his spurs to his horse , the dachshunds yapping at his heels , and galloped into the trees . 

She threw up her hands in mock horror as the little pomeranian ran yapping among the guests . 

When I returned after nipping outside , she trotted to the stairs , eyed me carefully and yapped , but not at all convincingly . 

Later on , permanent handrails may be fixed to the walls of the toilet , if necessary . 

To fix sheet mirror to walls , you can either use clips screwed to the wall , screws or adhesive . 

" I can fix a trellis to that garage wall , and we can have climbing plants all over it . 

I took a length of wire , fixed one end in my electric drill , and poked the other through the pipe into the obstruction , piercing the lime scale and almost polishing the inside surface . 

Fix the stencil in place with a spray adhesive , such as SprayMount , and use very little paint ( the brush should be almost dry ) for the best results . 

Drill and plug the wall , then fix rails in place with screws sunk below the surface of the wood . 

Michael and Edward placed one of the flat pieces of steel at one end and Tom and Mr Fletcher fixed it into place . 

A prisoner fixed a pole into the muddy soil , bearing the cardboard inscription : ` Good Fishing Here . " 

Kāli had fixed two new hairslides on either side of Hārkini 's head and was holding her face at arm 's length to see the effect . 

And here she was , with Frank Grimwood of all people , shaking so much she could not fix her spectacles on her nose . 

It was a bright morning with a hint of autumn in the air when , full of elation , the two girls fixed their well-polished plate on the gatepost and stood back to admire it . 

Do not attempt to fix tiles to cold surfaces like unheated bathrooms . 

If the wall is reasonably flat you can fix the board directly to it . 

Since then I have fixed the motor to the table with two clamps . 

You may prefer to fix the matchboard across the narrowest width of the room . 

Tom and Mr Fletcher fixed the next flat piece onto the front of the shelter . 

Plastic gutters are easily fixed by clipping them into brackets screwed to the fascia board . 

The arch of the lyre was fixed by mortise and tenon joints , strengthened by metal plates , which carried six pegs holding the strings . 

The cotton can be fixed by first coating the board with glue size or a coat of PVA glue . 

Having anchored your sledge you fix your tow line to the front hinge piece , using a karabiner . 

When fixing into the ceiling , you should ensure that you screw directly into the joists . 

Peach alone was in the house , having let himself in through the cat flap Stephen had fixed into the lower panel of the back door . 

For safety , make sure any pictures you fix above your bed are secure . 

He looked carefully at the sticks of uneven length and thickness that Philip had fixed together , too loosely . 

These are usually fixed around the ankle , where they are more secure than on the wrist . 

In Thomas Hardy 's The Hand of Ethelberta , it is suggested by Ethelberta that she and some others go to see Milton 's tomb in Cripplegate church .

Due to the fact we were not aware of any investigations on DBS and mobile phones using other technologies as Universal Mobile Telecommunications System ( UMTS ) we suggest that patients with DBS should take into account the safety recommendations given above .

My 4-year-old-son suggested that we just get Dad a motel room for the holidays and let him deal with room service .

It has been suggested that weight standards be adjusted upwards for age [ 8 ] . Such recommendations remain controversial , however , because the number of studies of older persons is fairly small , and because few studies have examined the relation of BMI to quality of life or years of healthy life ( YHL ) in the elderly [ 9 ] .

Prudie suggests you tell this new chap you made up a bunch of stuff for a dumb reason and want to set the record straight .

Just recently , the International Herald Tribune carried an alarming piece in which Henry Tang , a prominent local industrialist and member of Tung 's Cabinet , suggested tapping Hong Kong 's considerable foreign exchange ( some $69 billion in reserves , plus another $22 billion in a special fund from land sales ) to develop southern China .

The author suggested instead hitting terrorists outside the Middle East in the initial offensive , perhaps deliberately selecting a non -al Qaeda target like Iraq .

Greenspan suggested that the government should exercise more `` humility '' in wielding antitrust action because , as in the case of U.S.

It also has a few neat features , like suggesting a few alternatives if you happen to think that preceding is spelt `` preceeding '' ( as many people do ) .

None suggests plain rote drilling : all suggest a pattern of association , some alphabetical , some psychological , some numerical , and so forth .

The company suggested a material based on dichlorofluoroethane , also known as Freon 141b .

The true mean column in Table 4arefers to clustering the true mean data ( estimated with the error model suggested by Ideker et al . [ 24 ] ) instead of clustering the repeated measurements .

I would suggest that your readers check their policies and ensure that they have written confirmation that their precious machines are adequately insured .

May I suggest that your readers lobby their MPs on this subject ?

I suggest that doctors should end the battle of faith and stand together to assure continued supply of animal insulin for those who need or want it .

Can I suggest that , rather than a draconian ban on book copying ( which will be ignored by Herbarium staff anyway ) , we try to replace this machine with one with a flexible lid to cut down on light ingress , as found in most libraries & universities ?

Within this task , we suggest that pupils should be asked for three contrasting pieces of writing , for example a short narrative based on a personal experience , a poem , a list of some kind ( eg for a recipe ) , or a factual account based on observation .

May I suggest that , for sheer consistency in the way in which the Opposition present their numbers , they should perhaps choose the Grand Old Duke of York as their theme .

We would also like to suggest that interested readers attend meetings organised by the RSC Chemometrics Group or UK Chemometrics Discussion Group , which are regularly advertised in Chemistry in Britain .

May I suggest that we try and secure bookings for you and for myself to travel on or about August 15th ?

May I suggest that you include the rural parishes in Wyre District as far south as Garstang in this consultation .

Could I suggest that cycle lanes be incorporated into the wide stretch of the Lanark Road between Gillespie and Inglis Green ?

But we do suggest that people do n't rush into new relationships after a major emotional crisis such as bereavement or divorce .

` Might I suggest that you wait with yonder deputation whilst I consider the matter further ?

May I suggest that he directs that advice to those who think that the right way forward is a £500 roadside snack at the Savoy to raise party funds ?

I always suggest that people keep a note-book to list the long-term and short-term aims that they would like to achieve .

Peter Chang , of the government 's Council for Economic Planning and Development , points out that among countries with more than 10 m people , Taiwan 's population density ranks second only to Bangladesh 's .

It is gratifying to report that Chester ranked second only to Manchester as a suitable place to hold a medium-sized conference .

Fujitsu Ltd ranked second with a market share of 9.8% , followed by Toshiba Corp in fourth place with 7.6% .

Nomura Computer Systems , which is owned by the largest Japanese securities house , ranks third among the largest information service companies .

Cumberworth township ranked fourth in terms of size of population within the wapentake but only fifteenth in range of occupation .

He has been chief executive of the rival Leeds Permanent society , which ranks fifth in size , since 1987 .

It ranks high among those topics which you fear may bore your listeners , but which , secretly , you take very seriously .

Certainly , there is substantial observable and anecdotal evidence that , in the cases of many of our leading frontpersons , qualities other than modesty and friendliness rank highest among the energies they bring to their profession .

Nevertheless , this searcher may well be interested in titles like " The ecology of the smaller rodents " , but these should be ranked lower than the first two .

On a hypothetical scale of integration , multiple-employer estates would rank lower than single company estates .

There should be no room for this sort of passive interest in the general well being of tennis -- especially from the player ranked No. 1 in the world .

In terms of statistics , Argentina ranks 5th and Uruguay 19th in radio set ownership in the world , Argentines owning more radio sets per 1,000 of the population than the British .

At one time Hakami was ranked 32nd in the world , and her 21-year-old opponent from Birmingham often looked out of her depth , especially in a 27-minute first set .

All were selected by national coaches and all are currently ranked high up in the 16 and 14 and under categories .

Nevertheless , he ranked high among the pioneers of twentieth-century chemical technology .

With sales volumes in excess of 18 million cases annually , the company ranks second among spirits producers and marketers .

World War I ranks high among the disasters to have afflicted mankind .

Spinach , Popeye 's favoured vegetable , is rich in iron and correspondingly ranks high in stimulating those parts that other vegetables fail to reach .

Hitachi ranked in 1981 as Japan 's second biggest robot manufacturer ( behind Yasukawa and ahead of Kawasaki Heavy Industries ) .

Humans clomped slowly around the train and what remained of the truck . 

And it was a bloody nuisance having all those people clomping through the field on Sundays ! 

She clomped down the steps in her ankle boots and blue woollen dress , and stood shyly beside Willie , twisting the hem of her dress in her hand till her knickers came into view . 

There was the sound of the boy clomping miserably up the stairs . 

Telling you , I thought we 'd of been clomping around on the bare floor-boards and sitting on orange-boxes watching a wee black-and-white portable for ever . 

The wind lashed at the frontage , rattling those panes … and Gilbert was whimpering again . 

The child , a girl of about five , was whimpering softly , the skin of her legs and bottom already peeling . 

As I gave the injection the dog whimpered a little and the boy stretched out a hand and patted him . 

Expertly held , the monkey began whimpering again , his sad eyes looking at them imploringly , and Sophie 's heart was wrung with pity . 

Then , hearing a sound , she raised her head from her hands to see Rob creeping over the snow towards her , whimpering slightly . 

She whimpered and wriggled further into the chesterfield 's cushiony depths . 

He could n't sleep , or he thought he could n't , for Hazel said that all night long he whimpered and gnashed . 

Occasionally the baby whimpered and she jiggled the handle of the pram until it stopped . 

He whimpered with the pain of it , and caressed the fingers lovingly with his good hand . 

The boy was whimpering with pain and his left leg was twisted awkwardly . 

The sight of it made him whimper like a child and fall to his knees again . 

They staggered together from the tunnel , whimpering with agony …

The girl whimpered into his shirt , and Lissa began to feel sick . 

My body was all there , trembling , whimpering in the graphic light , but all there . 

Rincewind trailed behind , whimpering at intervals and checking to see that his head was still there . 

Leaning back so that the chair creaked alarmingly , he held her watch up , dangling it to and fro by the strap , his expression neutral . 

` Yes , we 're consulting quite closely , " Dr Greene nodded , his swivel chair creaking importantly as he rocked his rather bulky body slowly back and forth . 

It was a rather rickety affair that creaked embarrassingly when I sat down in it and ever after when I moved . 

The last step but one creaked protestingly and she grimaced apprehensively , her body almost turning to stone as she waited for Dane to suddenly appear and demand to know what she was doing . 

The little helicopter creaked slightly as it relaxed on to its skids and then a kind of ear-splitting silence settled around it as the rotors drifted to a halt . 

We went slowly through them in low gear , rolling like a ship in a heavy sea , our rigging of ropes , which lashed all the bags in place , creaking loudly . 

Loose boards will creak annoyingly as you walk over them , and raised edges or pronounced warping may show as lines through your new floorcovering . 

It smelled of age rather than leather when he lowered himself on to it , rising dust spoiling the air , the material itself creaking dryly . 

His mother would sit with him , knitting , occupying a rocking chair which creaked regularly as she moved it . 

The pew creaked when Keith sat down , and Stella looked across the aisle . 

On the river the vessels creaked and groaned as a gust of wind caught them . 

No-one was certain if any hanging had really taken place but on cold , windy nights the tree would creak and moan , startling those who happened to be passing by . 

The table creaked and seemed to come alive , and the taps followed . 

Ruth tried not to show her terror when the timbers creaked and moaned like tormented spirits and she could hear the waves breaking on the deck above them . 

Underfoot the ice creaked and groaned dubiously : we were over the sea . 

The great wooden chalet creaked and resonated like a galleon in full sail . 

Above them , the branches of the oak tree were beginning to creak and sway . 

Around him , sleepers creaked and girders groaned as they took the weight of the approaching train . 

Blanche 's chair creaked as she leant forward , hands on her knees . 

` We keep a welcome for all , " said Francie in his voice which creaked through lack of use . 

He started to come up the stairs , the boards creaking under his weight , and Danielle braced herself , determined not to do anything that could annoy or upset him . 

A loose sheet of metal on the roof of a shed down the railway line flapped and creaked in a puff of pre-dawn wind . 

In the field a bit clinked in a horse 's mouth , a saddle creaked under the rider 's weight . 

Above me , the gaily painted signs of the taverns and food shops creaked in the wind and mocked my hunger . 

Stairs of dark wood curved up from the hall , and the old treads creaked under their combined weight . 

The old house creaked in its joints like an old dog settling down for the night . 

The kitchen clock croaked and creaked , seeming to match the uneven rhythm of his heart . 

He stood up , his bones creaking , and went to the kitchen window to take the blackout frame down . 

Dexter watched the shadows of the trees play over the panels of the door of the kiosk as it creaked shut behind Blanche . 

The very phrase ` the Ulster people " refers to those who originally set up the true faith in Ireland and colonized the land accordingly .

Fish began to haul themselves out of water and become the first back-boned creatures to colonise the land .

After the failure of the Crusades the crusading orders conquered and colonized Slav lands east of the Oder .

The islanders of Skyros , who had a bad name as pirates , were sold as slaves , and Athenians colonised the island .

The insects colonised the land before the vertebrates and they still exploit every organism on it .

I am heartily sick of reading letters in Points of View from folk whingeing on and on about how nasty the English are and how they are colonising Scotland .

` They were more nomadic before the whites colonised the country , and their tribal huts would be more temporary structures than council housing .

We were told in terms that it was a veritable tyranny -- Scotland was colonised by vultures and no roof beam in Scotland was free from this plague .

The Scots had come over from Ireland and colonised most of Galloway , Kintyre and Arran .

The Faroe Islands , halfway between Scotland and Iceland in the stormy North Atlantic Ocean , were colonised some 1000 years ago by the Vikings .

When sufficient deposition has occurred the area is colonised by various types of salt-loving , or halophytic , vegetation .

If the state 's bureaucracies are apparently colonized by external interest groups or socially privileged external elites , then it is because of the decisions ( or non-decisions ) of the elected governing elite .

The RSPB is concerned that persecution may be preventing their colonising the region in greater numbers .

This is one of the most historical events to the Korean people , who have been fighting against the American imperialists and their reactionary and treacherous collaborators who plot to colonize Korea .

At the end of the eighth century most of the area of present-day Yugoslavia south of the Sava-Danube line was colonised by Slav tribes , whose influence also extended into Albania and central Greece .

The most advanced northern soils are arctic brown soils , which form on damp but well-drained open slopes colonized by flowering plants .

By AD 500 , there were probably bananas in Madagascar , imported from Asia , though some authorities believe Madagascar was not in effect colonized by man until 500 years after that .

Vascular access may increase the risk of infection but cannulas are not usually colonised by organisms originating in the gut .

After the war , the succession of plants and animals that colonised these newly wasted sites was studied in detail by the London Natural History society ( LNHS ) .

Your article on British education reforms ( April 10th ) says that objective assessment ` allows both teachers and parents to see how well a child is doing " .

He felt now that it was impossible to know other people until one saw how they reacted in extremity or under pressure .

As for Ndlove , I do n't see where he will fit in , it probably mean either Wallace or Dean moving to the reserves .

Well , he 's brought it on himself , she could n't help thinking , and I do n't see why I should stick around and be made to pay too .

It looked as if the reverse had happened and she 'd drawn Marie into the plot , though surely even Bobbie could see what a disastrous ally she 'd make .

` I see your problem , " said Georgiades , after a moment 's reflection .

Gradually , TNCs appear to have seen the benefits of ( or in some countries accepted the inevitability of ) employing host-country managers and technicians to run their plants .

He strode about the drawing room restlessly , occasionally hitting the back of a chair with his hand , and she saw how pent-up were his energies .

But we should be trying to see how it simultaneously offends and appeals .

People do n't mind paying for good software because they can see the benefits of using it . "

It is essential that the members of a history department do not see the introduction of National Curriculum history as their entire curriculum .

You see Eve 's mother was from Westlands -- from the big house beyond .

So I carried it carefully like this , arm round the waist you see and off I went up the road for about forty fifty yards and put one in .

“ The way I see this song is like , I 'm an alien on this planet … ” he continues , worryingly .

This peaceful interlude between Gloucester 's assumption of the protectorship and the events which culminated in his accession challenges those historians who see his usurpation as a panic response to growing insecurity .

On their third date he took her back to his surgery and raped her . 

In his imagination he saw Br kner stuffing them in to his pockets , wrapped in the clothing of the woman he had raped , while his companion murdered her . 

Lily glanced at the rumpled bed and the blood on the pillow where he had hit her and then raped her . 

McKie had become aggressive and although the girl had tried to fight him off , he had raped her before fleeing . 

In this case , the husband had raped his wife following an undertaking to the court not to molest her . 

It may also be the same man who last month raped a mother who was pushing a pram at Tarrant , Hants . 

They all took it for granted ; men hitting their wives and children , men raping their wives and trying to kill them . 

Police are hunting a man who brutally raped a woman student in a city centre toilet . 

As she passed the junction with Abington avenue the two men attacked dragging her into this alleyway where one of them raped her . 

A 25-year-old man who raped three women , one of them six months pregnant , has been jailed for 12 years . 

They 've re-opened an incident room they set up in November when a fourteen year old girl was raped . 

A sixteen year old has been raped as she was leaving a friend 's party . 

The seventeen year old girl was raped after she accepted a lift from a man calling himself John outside the King Billy Pub in Northampton …

A POLICEMAN was yesterday jailed for seven years for raping an 18-year-old woman in his marked patrol car while he was on duty and in uniform . 

A YOUNG mother yesterday told an Old Bailey jury that she was raped by a policeman on the front seat of his patrol car . 

Questioned about why she had not sought help immediately after the alleged attack , she said : ` I had just been raped by a policeman , and I did not trust no police after that . " 

A few months later , her mother was taken into custody where she was raped , mutilated and killed . 

THREE little sisters had been raped , a child sex abuse specialist told the High Court in Glasgow yesterday . 

There I read about soldiers raping women , then thrusting bayonets into their vaginas shouting ` No tribals will be born in Bangladesh " ; of children being ` thrown into burning huts " ; of men being hung upside-down from trees and branded with hot knives . 

It is easy enough to point to famous feuds such as that between Ebles II of Comborn ( in the Limousin ) and his uncle Bernard , during the course of which Ebles raped his aunt in front of witnesses and which ended when his uncle castrated and murdered him . 

His wife and daughter were mugged and raped and he set out on a trail of revenge killings in cold blood , making himself bait for the muggers . 

One day , while Sumner is out duck shooting , his wife 's ex-lover bursts into the house and rapes her , followed by his friend . 

Telling someone you 've been a battered wife is a bit like telling them you 've been raped . 

Two years earlier , 23 women were raped by Bihar police officers after villagers refused to for a minimum wage . 

The commission concluded that the army 's Chief of Staff had personally ordered the raid , in which three women were raped and many students were severely beaten , and had recommended that action be taken against him . 

In the latest incident a nineteen year old woman was raped at knifepoint as she walked home . 

A woman has been raped in her own home by a man she met at a local market . 

A JILTED lover who drugged a young mother , tortured her with an electric shock gun and raped her in front of her children was jailed for six years yesterday . 

In 1984 at Enderby in Leicester two young girls were raped and murdered . 

In Ajdabiya , a number of youths raped a Bulgarian hospital worker and her visiting daughter . 

The law was changed in 1989 after public outrage when a judge gave a burglar who broke into a vicarage and raped the vicar 's daughter a higher sentence for the burglary than the rape . 

A sex fiend dubbed the Teenage Fox has raped a 15-year-old girl at knife-point . 

My first impression is that a few pissed roadies are raping a girl . 

The defendant had raped and molested both girls from the time they were 11 or 12 until they were in their late teens . 

“ Look at that guy in England who raped the girl and was told to pay her £500 for a holiday . 

Two weeks ago Simon had raped a girl whilst carousing in Old Fish Street then compounded his crime by brutally beating her . 

A FOREIGN student was raped at knifepoint just hours after she arrived in Britain to start the new term . 

The countess , 32 , of Jodrell Road , Bow , east London , had claimed that David Thorburn and Craig Cowen raped her at knifepoint while watching a pornographic video . 

The victim was already distressed after being raped by the other man when D announced his intention to have sex with her . 

In June this year , a student was raped after a man followed her into toilets in St. Giles in the city centre . 

I remembered a banker friend of my parents who was on trial for having raped his twelve-year-old niece ; Father had tut-tutted and said , ` I suppose he could not help himself . " 

The boy , who 's sixteen , had been charged with raping an eleven year old behind a row of shops at Brockworth in Gloucester . 

Margaux Hemingway is the fashion model who is raped by her kid sister 's music teacher in a brutal sequence that emphasises his desire to humiliate her . 

According to testimony read in court , Andrei Chikatilo raped his victims , mutilated their bodies , and sometimes disembowelled them and ate parts of their bodies . 

The males are also known to ` rape " other males , cementing up the victims ' genital openings to render them incapable of copulation . 

Anderson , who had pleaded not guilty and claimed the woman had handed him ` sex on a plate " , was convicted by a 10-2 majority of raping the woman on 4 April , last year . 

In April Stephen Tomkinson , 32 , was jailed for 14 years for raping a woman in her home . 

A SCHOOLBOY who tried to rape a young policewoman ended up by being dragged by the hair to the south London station where she was based , an Old Bailey jury was told today . 

Tyson is serving a six-year sentence in Indiana for raping Miss Black America contestant Desiree Washington in Indianapolis in July 1991 . 

By treating her like a whore and raping her he has become the ` animal " that Blanche thought he was . 

In February John Broom , 30 , was given three life sentences for raping a schoolgirl aged 16 , and later indecently assaulting a student . 

He twisted a bathrobe belt around her neck and forced her on to a bed before raping her twice in July 1991 . 

A CHURCH community worker stabbed a teenager in the neck and attempted to rape her in a terrifying ordeal . 

They dragged her into bushes , ordered her to strip and took turns to rape her . 

` Will you stop acting as though I 'm going to rape you , " he said impatiently . 

Vernage was jailed with his older brother John in 1987 for his part in a series of pub robberies where landladies and barmaids were brutally raped by John while he watched . 

A PROMISING tennis player of 14 was raped by her mother 's boyfriend who had offered to be her coach , a court heard yesterday . 

A TEENAGE girl was kidnapped and raped by a gang while police hunted for her . 

General Kopyion showed little interest in the events of the civil war , even with confirmed reports of a hovertrain being hijacked and two female Academicians having their homes broken into and being raped by soldiers . 

ANOTHER schoolgirl has been sexually attacked on her paper round , five days after a 14-year-old was raped . 

A PENSIONER was raped early yesterday as she returned home from a church service . 

A SCHOOLGIRL who was savagely raped just five days ago is returning to her classroom today . 

He tied her up then forced her into a clearing in the dunes and raped her twice , the court heard . 

I kept thinking to myself , ` They 're going to rape me now . ` 

A GRANDFATHER who raped three schoolgirls more than 1,000 times was jailed for 12 years yesterday . 

The jury at Bristol Crown Court were told that when details of this attack came to light , a second girl had accused the boy of raping her two years earlier , when she was thirteen . 

THE beauty queen raped by boxer Mike Tyson says the former heavyweight champion gave her two venereal diseases . 

A BRITISH tourist was repeatedly raped on a South African beach , just one week after the savage murders of Elizabeth Over and Julie Godwin . 

The opening sentence of the Sun report -- under the headline Girl , 6 , raped by ` New Fox' -- has the echo of the earlier report reproduced above -- ` A savage sex fiend dubbed The New Fox was being hunted by police last night . " 

When Winchelsey died in 1313 , therefore , pope and king colluded to ensure that just such a successor was appointed . 

Buyers can also collude to strengthen their position vis-a-vis sellers . 

Yet you still have Church and State colluding to tell young people at what age they can buy condoms and limiting access to such contraceptives in the age of AIDS . 

Basically it was about certain British officials allegedly colluding in drug-test avoidance at some meetings in the early eighties . 

So his parents had colluded in persuading Edwin that there was a worthwhile job he could still do . 

And seventeen employers were also prosecuted for colluding in the offences . 

For example , if airlines share a computerized reservation system this makes it easy to monitor and collude on prices . 

In order to achieve its dogma of privatizing the coal industry , it colluded with British Coal to close thirty one pits . 

Jacques Donzelot has argued that women actively colluded with doctors because of the new-found status that accrued to them within the family as educators of their children and as medical auxiliaries . 

2429 Marienburg secedes from the Empire after the Burgomeisters collude with Emperor Dieter IV to secure their independence in return for Marienburger gold . 

A handful of national splittists in Xinjiang , colluding with national splittists outside Xinjiang , have stepped up their splitting activity . " 

The party had even colluded with the Tories to attempt to thwart SNP assaults on ` Thatcher 's right to ruin Scotland " . 

On June 21 the West German police announced that they had started investigations into allegations that Honecker and Mielke had actively colluded in offering RAF activists refuge in East Germany . 

Under a prohibition system such as that of the EEC , it would have to be established that the firms had colluded . 

If firms are to collude tacitly , they must somehow choose prices and outputs which are sustainable by a credible punishment strategy that also has to be tacitly agreed upon . 

It depends how much the adults collude and what their bank balances are looking like . 

The five-strong crew thought they were about to suffer the same disaster that struck another British Airways flight in June 1990 . 

The Stewarts suffered a sequence of disasters which would almost suggest that some evil magician had set a curse upon the entire house . 

The researchers say in some cases the after effects can compare with those suffered by survivors of major tragedies like the Zebrugree disaster . 

The Highlanders suffered such heavy losses in the assault on the village that the attack on Delville Wood was assigned to the South African Infantry Brigade , who had earlier been allotted merely mopping-up operations . 

Among the Arabs , Saudi Arabia , which had invested great prestige in the plan , has suffered the biggest setback . 

Peace negotiations suffered a serious setback in April following a major mujaheddin offensive against the town of Khost which eventually fell to the rebels [ see p. 38153 ] . 

He and others fear that ` safety net " losses to be suffered by some areas will cost them key metropolitan councils in next May 's elections . 

When I returned to the drawing room , a clergyman was talking about the hardships being suffered by children in Berlin . 

Most damage was suffered by salmon farms , which had to destroy all fish born in 1991 . 

3.2 The problems in applying the rule arise when the damage which has been suffered is not financial . 

In actuality it was the poorer peasants who grumbled louder and suffered more from taxation , as Yakovlev was to discover for himself a year later in Tambov guberniia . 

A year-long survey of Edinburgh has shown much of the city to be suffering from severe air pollution . 

The Institute itself has , of course , suffered financially from the impact of the recession and has had to make painful economies and cut out some activities . 

Another play area -- at Joseph Gardens , Silver End -- suffers from youths congregating at nights causing problems for nearby residents , the survey revealed . 

The food shortages suffered by people in Russia have been well publicised , but the effects of this on the country 's pets have been even more dramatic . 

Like other ` Third World " nations , the Arab people had suffered and continue to suffer as a result of colonialism and imperialism . 

This is the very last thing that should ever suffer in a time of recession or emergency when people 's belts have to tighten . 

This should effectively see off any disease which it appears the Regal Tang is suffering from . 

Lyall 's more obliquely modernist approach to harmony was less readily integrated , while the piano suffered from being too low in the sound-mix . 

While many other countries suffer more -- and more violent -- crime , it is still a worrying feature of our own society . 

And social services suffered too , as they always will when wealth creation is despised . 

Both countries have suffered prison violence , disorder and breakouts . 

Hereford are suffering something of a flu epedemic at the moment . 

This toll bridge was at Whitney suffered damage from the fast flowing flood , and parts of Hereford are already underwater . 

Fitzgerald departed 48 hours after his team suffered yet another record defeat , Australia winning 42-17 in Dublin . 

Each day the sun rose later and weaker and with it her strength too seemed to ebb .

She made some coffee , and went out on the balcony in her cotton housecoat , where she could see the sun rising from behind the dark hills , and the slopes slowly become bathed with light .

The mist changed to a warm pink and began to disperse as the sun rose above the horizon .

Slipping on his gloves , he saw out of the corner of his eye the sun rising above a belt of dark blue .

He ` proves " the bowl shape of the Earth by claiming that if it were flat , the sun would rise simultaneously in all places .

The sun rose magnificently over one of these slopes , warm hues glistening off the windswept , spiky blue ice .

As the sun was rising the next morning , Gabriel waited outside his hut until he saw the young woman riding up the hill .

We knew it never got submerged by the tide and our idea was to take some photographs of a full moon rising over Widemouth .

The moon had risen from behind the peach tree and its light came pouring in through the open windows .

Outside his window the moon had risen over the fells and it was reflected exactly in the round lake .

After a time a full yellow moon rose above the ridge of the eastern desert .

The moon had risen behind the house , making it look like a silhouetted stage-set ; servants came out of it in procession , bearing the next course .

It was very noisy ; every other table was full and music babbled from the walls . 

She plucked the top document from the desk , regarding her battered fingernails with a groan , and vowed to manicure them tomorrow night . 

It seems that those external changes are somehow detected by the pineal gland , for experimental animals deprived of their pineal are slower to entrain , but the mechanism is not known .

Entraining again on the 9th the battalion journeyed to Swindon , for a week 's hard training .

Arrived in Bombay they entrain and travel up the far-flung Raj to be snapped up by sex-starved subalterns , District Commissioners and political Officers .

For Paul Theroux seven decades later one of the great mysteries of Japanese train travel was the manner in which Japanese passengers could safely disembark and entrain at stations where trains stopped merely for seconds .

His well-being is of even higher importance to Scotland now that Peter Dods , such an admirable understudy with 23 caps , had decided to call it a day .

There was an investigation and we decided to take the records off sale altogether . "

Frances explains : ` I decided to go into special education two years after I qualified as a teacher .

By this time she had decided that I was utterly irresponsible ( in spite of my record toast-making ) , and she said that I should wear warmer clothes .

A judge decided that the poster advertising the film was much too close to the one used for the original Cleopatra .

Have a look and decide if there are any that seem to go together .

Having decided that you are satisfied with the picture , it is then time to tackle an essential , but also rather tedious , part of pressed flower work -- framing and finishing .

It was decided that he would take me in as an apprentice to old Bill ( Mr Carswell ) .

Even before the blazer , I had very reluctantly decided that the time had come to visit my doctor .

The man paused , then magnanimously decided to give the benefit of his expertise , ` What you want to do is chop ten minutes out of it .

In the Supreme Court the guilt or innocence of the accused was decided not by the judge but the jury .

How that responsibility is best discharged can be decided only by the person concerned .

Everyone decided at the same time that they ought to go home , and a mass exodus of tourists , day visitors and the York people themselves began , snarling up the place generally .

This year we decided at the AGM to visit the Llangollen Railway , having learnt from the railway press that it has made rapid progress in the last three years .

She was the most efficient secretary he had ever had and it irked him that she had made it clear that , if and when he moved , she would wish to stay at Larksoken . 

It has irked the Northern selectors that the talent drain has largely led to London , the side that has dominated the Divisional Championship in recent years . 

There was something about the wizard that irked Him beyond measure . 

The shut-in sky of the town irked him for a moment and he made his way towards the cathedral for a wider view of heaven . 

However , he maintained an obvious disdain for the customs of the True People which irked Burun . 

That kind of thing irked her , as did the difference in pay between women and men for doing practically the same work . 

` Ever the gracious hostess , I see , " he said with a cool irony , looking round the neatly furnished and immaculately tidy room with an expression on his face that irked her . 

It was hardly surprising , therefore , that my refusal to accompany him to America so irked him . 

Although he was growing fast , Hari was still taller than he was , a matter which quite clearly irked him . 

And as before , perversely the thought of parting even for a day irked him . 

Of medium height and build , he had an air of self-confidence which irked Paula , although she recognized his first-rate brain . 

Marrying Sukey had admittedly enabled him to buy a string of cracking ponies and build a much-envied yard , but he was increasingly irked by the curbs on his freedom . 

What irks conservatives most is their belief not only that inner-city blacks are unwilling to take jobs , but that the government pays to keep them unwilling . 

David 's apprenticeship with another firm had irked his father who believed the family company could teach his children all they would ever need to know . 

What irked her more than anything else was that Spittals was probably right . 

The incident , which has parallels in most people' experience , irked him evidently a good deal ; for he could not leave the subject alone . 

He believes such an outcome would only irk independent software companies . 

It irked them unbearably to let something slip through their fingers . 

Robyn swallowed and glanced out at the pouring rain , glanced at him , at the carved , arrogant profile that irked and thrilled her all at the same time and then at the rain again . 

I woke early the next day and lay in bed , considering what form my apology should take . 

Dot woke when she heard Gloria coming down the clanky metal steps outside , heard her stumble her way across the room , and then felt herself being pushed to the far side of the bed . 

Flavia woke feeling sadder and wiser ; such was her sense of escape , of relief , that she felt free to grieve . 

Sometimes Emmie woke feeling empty and lethargic as if everything had been drained out of her ; other mornings , she could hardly wait to get out of bed and begin the day . 

HEART op patients often wake thinking they 've just had a baby -- even if they 're men , according to American doctors . 

Towards morning she woke limp and exhausted , shivering with cold . 

I would wake sleep-logged and weary , and every new day was dull . 

But next morning , she had woken determined to make the best of it . 

I wake suddenly in the night , aware of the others breathing and the wind banging the tent fabric . 

Tug woke suddenly in the dark , out of a nightmare of falling , of rushing water and ground that slipped away beneath his feet . 

In the bucket in the cupboard Barry the Time Sprout woke suddenly to find he was in the wrong chapter . 

They had woken at eight , and he had made tea and toast for both of them . 

That night I woke at half-past three and lay brooding over my lack of progress . 

One Christmas Eve I woke at the critical moment , and saw , not Santa Claus , but three familiar figures indulging in heavy horse play at the foot of the bed . 

It might help you to doze off but you will probably find that you wake during the night and can not get back to sleep again . 

Even at four in the morning , if he woke during a rare , sleepless night , Dexter liked to brush back the curtains of his bedroom and marvel at the twinkling lights . 

Next morning she woke from an intense dream , and did not dare wonder about its meaning . 

He clutched me like a terrified child waking from a nightmare . 

Then he waited for Louise Taylor to wake from her exhausted sleep . 

He woke in the small hours , feeling cold , and moved over to be closer to Carolyn 's warm body . 

I woke in the morning feeling weak and shaky , but quite normal . 

We wake in the night with a churning mind and it seems that nothing will settle the anxiety . 

The next morning the girls woke to the incessant clatter of the mowing arm circling the big meadow . 

After what seemed like only a doze she woke to daylight , the wind driving hail against the window with a force which threatened to break it . 

During the night Tallis woke to the sound of wind in branches . 

But she had woken with one of her banging headaches , so that was that . 

She woke with a start the next morning , confused and disorientated . 

For a fleeting second he wondered if he might be dreaming , but this time he had woken into a nightmare . 

When Pascoe woke , the room was a cave ; the shrouded lamp cast a dull glow . 

The servants woke , and two gentlemen , who were passing in the road below , stopped and looked up at the house . 

He had slept badly and woken badly and was fighting against the sort of headache that usually came on after a big case was finished . 

When we opened the door , Fritz was asleep , but he woke immediately . 

More than once she woke to see Ben standing silently there in the half dark , staring at them . 

It seemed to Joan that the wedding-ring was burning her finger ; it caught the light , glistering brightly as if wishing to draw attention to the fact that it was embellishing an alien hand . 

I actually kept one maternity dress my mother made for me , because it was such a nice dress .

But once I have bought the microwave , the cost of keeping it is much less .

They would be free to have it removed whenever they chose , but would be rewarded with additional payments ( of , say , $ 30 ) for each month in which they kept it .

Also there had been a note of incredulity in Vigo 's voice as if he marvelled at such an old goose begetting a swan . 

In 1238 Alexander III's father promised me the crown but then he married again and begat Alexander , the third of that name , and the up was dashed from my lips . 

Then Alexander became king , with no living heir and married his French paramour , lusting after her , proclaiming he would beget an heir . 

The many-to-many relationship between the entity PARENT and the entity CHILD is 2:n ( that is , each child has two parents ) ; but a PARENT can beget more than one CHILD . 

The specifications will be submitted to X/Open Co Ltd for inclusion in the Portability Guide and the standards body will also take over responsibility for the publishing , trademarking and branding of Motif specifications .

Respondents were than asked whether their school 's report had been submitted to the LEA yet .

Before the offer document is published , it must be submitted to the supervisory authority and the management of the target company .

For example , a management accountant may submit reports about a line manager 's performance to the production director or the managing director .

Mr Mitterrand is now expected to submit his own proposals to parliament for debate after next month 's election .

Applicants should submit a short research proposal on their chosen topic .

It was reported that on July 8 North Korea had submitted an application ( dated July 2 ) to join the UN .

The airlines insist the pilots must submit their claim to the regulated wage-fixing system , under whose guidelines most pay rises are now limited to 6 per cent .

They submitted their evidence to the Short committee separately despite the protests of the other craft committees and council .

` We have to submit our plans for a national scheme to the EC Commission by July 1994 and it must be operational by January 1995 .

One concern with any meta-analysis is that statistically non-significant studies are less likely to be submitted for publication and hence that the results of combining published studies is biased towards a positive effect .

It read : The position is that an investigation file relating to the occurrence referred to in your letter has been submitted by the Chief Constable to the Director of public prosecutions .

Despite the damning report submitted in January by specialists from the Conseil Supérieur des Bibliothèques concerning the future Bibliothèque de France the project now seems set to go ahead .

Spanish cricket wishes to join the ICC , and their application for affiliate membership was submitted in October 1991 , supported by Zimbabwe , Argentina , Denmark and USA , for consideration at the July 1992 meeting .

Students from all departments were invited to submit bids for up to £1000 to carry out a project of their own initiative that would develop their enterprise skills .

In March foreign carriers that use American airports were ordered to submit their security plans to the FAA , including plans for security at airports outside the United States .

All staff had been invited to submit book lists through their heads of department , but often these lists had too much textbook-type material , and there was inevitable overlap between lists .

Participants will be invited to submit a five minute script for the second session .

Facing considerable opposition , the Bush adminstration decided not to submit the convention to the Senate for ratification .

It followed Iraq 's formal acceptance that it would comply with a UN directive demanding that it submit by March 27 a comprehensive plan for the destruction of equipment and installations used for its ballistic missiles programme .

All management and production staff were involved in the project , which was compiled and submitted by Precision quality assurance manager Irene Riley .

If a new application is submitted , even with very minor alterations , the applicant can claim that previous objections are not relevant .

About 190 questionnaires were completed on the campus , with an additional 250 names and addresses of absent colleagues submitted .

I venture to submit the following proposals in connection with the reorganisation of the Special Service in the Middle East .

Also please note that any Training Fund applications submitted within the last four weeks for courses organised by the Training Division have already been forwarded to them for attention .

A Provisional International Civil Aviation Organization ( PICAO ) was created , with its seat in Montreal , to become a permanent organization when more than half the Chicago delegates had ratified the appropriate convention .

The Russian parliament has ratified the convention on protecting the Black Sea from pollution .

However , the USA have never ratified the Warsaw Convention so as far as air carrier liability is concerned within the USA the sky is the limit and any party whose negligence can be proved is liable .

Cambodia and seventy-five other countries have ratified the convention , but the most crucial Japan , France , Germany , and Thailand have not .

The new German position encouraged the European Community to ratify the UN ECE Convention on Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution .

The Chinese government has ratified the revised Montreal Protocol , the agreement which aims to cut the use of chlorofluorocarbons ( CFCs ) , which damage the ozone layer .

France ratified Protocol No 1 of the treaty , which made provision for nuclear powers outside the region which had territories under their jurisdiction within it , in this case French Guiana .

Panama and Costa Rica had yet to ratify the SICA protocol , but their government leaders expressed their determination to participate .

Six days later the treaty was ratified and the concession agreement came into force to last until July 28 2042 when the Tunnel reverts to the governments .

The councillors ratified the decision taken earlier by the education committee .

Tsar Alexander I ratified this treaty on the day that Napoleon began his Russian campaign .

All the members of the EC except Britain and Denmark have voted to ratify the treaty ( although in Germany the president 's signature has been held up by challenges in the constitutional court ) .

There were reasonable grounds for hoping that the Salt 11 Treaty would be ratified by the American Congress , prohibiting deployment of the cruise devices for two years .

In Estonia , he ratified the Estonian-Russian Treaty of Oct. 24 , 1991 , restoring diplomatic relations between the two countries .

The European Convention on Human Rights was signed at Rome in 1950 and was ratified by the United Kingdom in 1951 .

The document was accepted and ratified by the landlord , as one can see from paragraph 6 of the reply which states :

The resolution adopted in June by the newly-founded United Nations was ratified by the Potsdam Conference in July .

The Brioni agreement was ratified by the Croatian parliament on July 9 , and by the Slovenian parliament on July 10 .

In stark contrast to the problems over EDC , both treaties were ratified by the end of the year .

On the other hand , Libya has declined to join the Chemical Weapons Convention , which was opened for signature in January 1993 and entered into force on April 29, 1997 QN : Has Libya ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention ?

The eyes sparkled with renewed malignancy , but the cripple said nothing . 

Isobel was laughing at something Edouard had just said ; she was wearing a white linen suit , her green eyes sparkled . 

His eyes sparkled with delight as her mannerisms and voice reminded him of just how attractive he found Englishwomen . 

She waited until the governess had hurried from the room , her eyes sparkling with tears . 

She was laughing at her grandmother , her eyes sparkling with amusement . 

The throne was made of gold , and sparkled with a multitude of jewels . 

East and north , vast Flow Country peatlands sparkle blue and silver with lochs and lochans . 

She still had on the revealing silk blouse she had worn in the show , with stage jewellery sparkling at her throat and breast . 

Behind their perimeter walls lie freshly laundered flowers , verdant grass still sparkling from the last shower , yew hedges in an ecstasy of precision clipping . 

The jewels sparkled in the candlelight and the guests gasped at the sheer magnificence of the piece . 

He came on , walking in the same direction as Rachaela , the dilute snow sparkling in his hat like sequins . 

He loved the way she smelt , the atmosphere with which she surrounded you , the way she gestured , the ear-rings that sparkled in the light when she turned her head quickly . 

At last , dripping wet , with water sparkling like jewels on her cheeks and forehead , and rivulets running from her hair , she stepped from the last stone on to the bank . 

Golden rays beamed down like spotlights , transforming the charcoal water to sapphire-blue and making the streaks of foam sparkle like sugar frosting . 

Now in that room at Fontainebleau so many years ago , I studied Francis but my eyes were drawn to that bloody ring which sparkled on the fourth finger of his left hand . 

The drops sparkled on the glass , then vanished with the whining stroke of the wipers , as Jean strained to see ahead of her . 

Flecks of rain sparkled on the shoulders of his navy-blue overcoat . 

Wet blades of grass gleamed like so many tiny polished green spears in the early evening sunshine and the gorse bushes sparkled with diamond drops . 

At night , the whole valley sparkles with lights from the hillside villages . 

This is a scene which calls for imaginative lighting The tree and its decorations should sparkle against darker backgrounds . 

The gold threads and the jewels woven through it sparkled in the light of the lamps . 

As she did he saw the ring on the third finger of her left hand ; the large diamond sparkled brightly . 

Even in the thin winter light her amethyst necklace in its fine golden setting sparkled prettily . 

Suddenly the sea was sparkling and the golf course a glittering green . 

Now is the time to extend , update , renovate and generally overhaul your home .

The airline has beefed up the awards provided by its frequent-flier programme , and overhauled its aircraft to give more leg room .

I 've been overhauling the gearbox in my Series III 109 , 4-cylinder petrol , but can not find a trace of gearbox number to order parts .

Further , because it is difficult to overhaul the basic structure of an enumerative scheme without complete revision of certain sections , it is necessary to add new subjects into the existing framework of relationships .

The men only had to scrape the ship and careen her , recaulk her seams and overhaul her rigging in readiness for the voyage home to market .

Full gas fired central heating is installed and the system has been fully overhauled within the last twelve months .

Municipal government throughout the Grand Duchy was overhauled in the 1770s .

Now I believe you 're having your dairy overhauled at the moment .

In Aischines ' time , and precisely in 357 , Euboulos ' government had overhauled the system of naval finance and administration .

When Mo said she was in favour of overhauling the system , Sharon asked : ` How ?

Moves to overhaul the income tax system must be accompanied by similar changes in wealth taxation .

Peter Chambers of the Hessle Bookshop , Humberside , and a member of the NBS committee , conceded that if the sale was to survive it had to be completely overhauled .

The relationship between the party and the government had to be completely overhauled , Mr Modrow urged .

That is not to say that I disagree with Sir Bernard 's suggestion that the primary health-care system needs to be radically overhauled .

In the interest of safety , the hydraulic system and the prop were overhauled completely .

So , winter moorings have to be overhauled , making sure that the chain has n't become too worn and that shackles are secure .

There was only one difficulty , apart from the various standard cars overhauled there and put back into service , there were seven Feltham type cars awaiting spare parts .

Unless it is quickly overhauled , there will be long lasting damage to trans-Atlantic relations , to the environment and to the competitiveness of EC industry .

Without any kind of warning to Phelps , he executed an unnecessarily dramatic handbrake turn , followed his quarry for long enough to ascertain its speed , then quickly overhauled it , flashing his ` Police .

We are overhauling the ways in which family matters are handled in our courts .

` It began to overhaul itself only as a result of demands from the public and from individual scientists . "

A lady from Doncaster wrote and offered me a cooker , so Frank and his friends went to pick it up , overhaul it and bring it here .

Concern has been raised in Parliament today and the Social Security Select Committee called for the eight month old agency to be overhauled .

Here tramcar bogies are overhauled , wheels re-tyred , under-frames fabricated , pantographs made , and a thousand-and-one other jobs carried out to keep the tramway operational .

The steering box was recently overhauled and new track rod ends fitted to the steering linkages .

When the two types unite in a new amalgamated cell the genes are once again in two sets but in new combinations with genes from not just one parent but two . 

The people of Liberia were urged to unite in the process of national reconciliation and reconstruction . 

More importantly , the door was now open to end the ` provisional "  Bonn Republic , unite with East Germany and re-create a single German state . 

Far better that its messengers take it only to plants of exactly the same kind where the genes it carries will unite with eggs and form seeds . 

It frequently unites with neighbouring sclerites , or it may be divided into a pair of plates . 

But if SARB and SARU did unite before then , given the personalities involved , can the IRB be absolutely assured that unity between SARB and SARU will still prevail in 1995 ? 

After the first world war , Croats , Bosnians , Serbs and Slovenes united freely . 

The Churches said that they would try to unite -- but this was nonsense , there was only one Church and he was it . 

The fact is that they hold the uterus open , which means that egg and sperm are allowed to unite , but the pregnancy is doomed because it can not be sustained without the uterus closing . 

Russia 's one advantage was numerical superiority , but for this to be effective Rennenkampf 's and Samsonov 's armies needed to unite . 

In tears Shamlou had croaked : ` I hear you , Darvish Hamman . " 

` Call the newspapers , " she croaked , ` I 've just broken every bloody speed record in swimming . 

` I warn you , major , " he croaked , and had to clear his throat . 

` Ladies and gentlemen , " croaked the adjudicator in a strangled voice , ` the end is near and we must face the final curtain . " 

Really frightened , then , she tried to sit up , croaking his name . 

A look of relief passed over his own face when , the dreadful malaise gone , she croaked at him , ` Oh , dear , what happened ? " 

When Gifford Tate was alive and used to visit him , Tate had croaked through his beard : ` Why the hell do n't you get yourself a decent studio , Eddie ? 

` Get out ! " she managed to croak , bringing up both hands , ineffectually shielding herself from his assault . 

The Royal Opera , anti-Wagnerian for a considerable time , only achieved world class status in the last decade of the nineteenth century .

This can be most easily achieved by an observer who is present while the recording is being made and who can make a full transcription within a few hours .

For many of them , indeed , reform in health care and elsewhere is best achieved through command-and-control regulation .

Task lighting is best achieved with individual lights -- desk lamps , striplights under cupboards ( in the kitchen ) , standard lamps , and table lamps .

One year unemployment action plus one year adult training would achieve the long term objective for those unemployed , with special needs .

This spring , however , he had achieved his aim of owning his own stallion .

Since a very large number of PARENTS have objected to the tests , it seems the tests are not going to achieve that aim .

Barry Riley of the Financial Times writes that ` in the process of achieving great commercial success , accountants have come close to deprofessionalising themselves " .

In colonic sections the optimal signal-to-noise ratio was achieved at three to four days .

This he clearly achieved at the world championships in Okinawa , Japan , last year .

These positive aspects of the Michigan law may , however , have been achieved at the expense of simplicity .

Just a hint of distortion is easy to obtain but there 's still plenty of sustain -- a situation which is possible but more difficult to achieve with SansAmp .

Consequently the question arises , do we wish married and single people to be treated equally regarding their pension benefits and , if so , how can this be achieved in a final salary pension scheme ?

Beck 's first tournament win since 1990 -- and only the fourth of his career -- was achieved in the hardest of circumstances .

STRATEGIES FOR CORPORATE SUCCESS Survival in financial markets , where a company raises its capital , is achieved through success in the competitive markets where it makes its profits .

The impression of ` busyness " was achieved by setting up the 1953 Beaver Committee .

This he achieved by using his knowledge of Zen , an ancient philosophy that he has studied ` on and off " for many years .

Weaning from bolus doses is achieved by decreasing the dose of morphine , not the frequency of administration , over 2 days or longer .

The few quickly-processed updates that are handled first , if direct processing is adopted , are more than counterbalanced by the shorter overall run time and thus better average service performance achieved by batching and sorting .

Transfer of the human ADA gene into haematopoietic stem-cell precursors has been achieved in murine models , and long-term expression of the transplanted human ADA gene in rhesus monkeys has now been demonstrated .

Nevertheless in theory and to some extent in practice a programme of very far-reaching change was carried out ; and this was achieved in one of the most intellectually backward and undeveloped areas in Western Europe .

Both planning and control are difficult to achieve in this form of production .

He again vigorously rejected the idea that a viable European defence policy could be achieved in an EC context , and discussions were effectively stalled .

This has been achieved in part through the introduction of new incentives for mixed woodland -- particularly the farm woodland scheme -- and the removal of tax breaks for commercial ( and therefore largely coniferous ) forestry .

It was the only measure of its kind achieved in wartime ; and it was achieved by agreement , despite the hiccoughs in its parliamentary progress .

Even in the case of smoking where some success has been achieved in persuading the public that smoking is undesirable , the reasons for success remain largely obscure .

Partial randomization of presentation order was achieved using the video controller .

` I think there has to be a realism about what can be achieved without turning London into a fortress , " he said .

On watercolour paper , graduated effects are easily achieved by wiping back colour with the blender .

The Clio 's chassis engineers were able to achieve this by studying not only the design of the suspension , but also the way in which the suspension interacts with the entire body/chassis unit .

Pipe has achieved ever-increasing tallies in each of the 14 years since he took out a licence .

Certified training of our food handlers and the results from recent follow-up testing have been very encouraging , delegates achieving an average pass mark of 83 per cent , testament to the quality of training given .

I knew that I could achieve results despite the difficulties , and I knew that I had been able to demonstrate the ability to work with people of other countries .

A programme of national assessment began in May 1978 and concerned itself with the standard achieved by 11 year olds .

The alleged purpose of improving the service and operating at a profit has already been achieved by New Zealand Rail as a state-owned enterprise , as Bernard Hickey points out .

People have to make choices ; some goals will be achieved at the price of others .

Report author Jill Krutick said that in the meantime the race was on among the large hotel chains to achieve a pan-European presence with branded hotel products .

The group of people who form the membership of the company were drawn together to assist in achieving the above objectives with whatever professional expertise and personal knowledge they had at their command .

The investigators believe that PROLOG achieves this exceptionally well , because of its flexible datastructuring ; a control flow which needs very little attention from the programmer ; and its simplicity and uniformity .

Which all goes to show what can actually be achieved when an analogue master tape is lovingly transferred to compact disc .

No dilatation was performed before or after insertion of the metal mesh stent whose complete expansion is spontaneously achieved after five days .

This can be achieved provided that the LIFESPAN Manager has allowed auto-assessment of DCs in the configuration file , otherwise an error will result .

It may be anything -- roots , green stuff , old apples : it all depends .

` That depends , " Marianne purred silkily , and Shae was hard pressed not to shudder at the malicious pleasure in the other woman 's green eyes .

The answer is that it depends whether or not you think that the history of the earth is divisible into units by means of natural events ( or revolutions ) detectable by man .

It depends what I feel like playing , because I 've got into the blues lately and I 'm learning all these licks I should have learned ten , fifteen years ago !

` I think it depends what you mean by politics , " Fred observed confidently , feeling that here at last his experience was relevant .

It depends what happens when I get through to that guy in Civitavecchia .

“ He does sometimes respond personally but it depends what letters are about .

I think it depends a little bit where the visitors are coming from .

It now depends whether housing and industry will take the reins .

No , er it depends which type of asthma we , we 're talking about .

The non-traditional multimedia business grew to $40m last year . 

Oil demand will grow by less than 10% and make up about one-third of consumption in the year 2000 . 

Electricity demand is likely to grow by between 2% and 2.3% for the remainder of the century and by the year 2000 nuclear energy should be contributing some 40% of demand . 

Diluted for the extra shares issued as rights , earnings per share grew from 16.6p to 20.0p . 

The firm 's earnings and dividends have grown in the past at the rate of 10 per cent per year and are expected to grow at the same rate indefinitely into the future . 

Apart from in 1952 employment grew continuously and unemployment rarely rose above 300,000 . 

Excluding workers returning from a strike , the number of new jobs grew by 134,000 in September , well below expectations , while job growth in August was revised down sharply . 

The number of enterprises grew from 14,400 at the end of 1989 to 23,300 in the third quarter of 1990 . 

Between 1968 and 1988 the number of practices grew from just over 3,000 to over 5,000 . 

From just over 30 million in 1870 , the number of Japanese grew to 44 million in 1900 , 64 million in 1930 and 83 million in 1950 . 

Between 1921 and 1944 the population of Kenya grew from 2.3 million to 3.8 million , and annual rates of growth of more than 2 per cent became the norm across most of the continent . 

Its population has grown by two-thirds since 1970 ; it now stands at 1.7m . 

In France , where between 1801 and 1881 the population grew by 40 per cent , the population of Paris grew by 134 per cent . 

In the developed countries some of the slowest birth rates were recorded in Europe , where the United Kingdom 's population was forecast to grow by a mere 2,000,000 by 2025 and that of France by 5,000,000 . 

Oracle Intercontinental revenue grew 37% over the third quarter of fiscal 1992 . 

Since its launch in 1988 , sales of OS/2 have grown to only about 300,000 a year . 

Application sales grew 25% and systems software sales grew by 23% . 

OfficePower sales grew 65% , with over 50,000 licences sold in the year , bringing the total installed base to 300,000 . 

First-half sales grew 11 per cent to £1.025 billion , with prescription medicines accounting for the vast majority after over-the-counter sales were stunted by a “ poor coughs and colds season ” . 

The value of world merchandise trade grew by over 7% in 1989 to top $3 trillion for the first time , reported GATT . 

But the value of world trade grew by 13% in 1990 , to a new record of $3.5 trillion . 

Figures for the first half of 1990 showed that the trade gap had grown by 62 per cent to $1,870 million . 

Between 1971 and 1975 the global grain trade grew by nearly 50 per cent in volume , most of the increase coming from the United States . 

As his armies grew in number and strength Grom ventured further and further west , devastating much of Stirland , Talabecland and even going as far as Hochland in the shadow of the Middle Mountains . 

Students , meanwhile , grew in number and changed in character . 

In the past few years we have seen conservatories grow in popularity . 

Getting some fresh air , trying out a new experience , learning a skill and having fun are just some of the reasons why corporate sailing days are growing in popularity . 

In recent years cycling has grown in popularity and the number of accidents involving cyclists has increased . 

The tribe of a successful Warlord will tend to grow in size and power , enabling it to fight other tribes or invade the realms of Men . 

The database will grow in size automatically as necessary but the data transfer times will increase if your database continually requires to be extended . 

Mark Clayton 's cooking has grown in stature with his job responsibility . 

Macaulay has certainly grown in acting stature if not in height . 

Jaffa chairman Dave Smith said the event was growing in stature . 

This force grows in strength as the distribution of matter expands and is not useful in the present context . 

The economic case for a devaluation of the CFA franc is growing in strength . 

The law and order lobby has grown in strength during the Conservative ascendancy . 

Adherence to ethnic identities appears to be growing in strength all over the world . 

Developing countries grew by an average of 4.3% last year , the fastest rate since 1980 , thanks mainly to the boom in world trade . 

The money which the French government allocated for propaganda purposes at the outbreak of war had grown fivefold by 1917 . 

Official figures released on Feb. 9 showed that the Czechoslovak economy had grown by 1.7 per cent in 1989 , compared with 2.8 per cent the previous year . 

Overall exports grew by 4.2 per cent to $64,900 million while imports grew by 13.4 per cent to $69,710 million . 

Since 1987 , the group 's dividends per share have grown from 4.6p to 11.85p in 1992 -- a 158% increase . 

The membership had grown from 82 founder members to 253 in 1855 , of which 128 were Fellows and 125 Associates . 

Pre-tax profits have grown from £2.27 million in 1990 to £8.24 million in the year to last April . 

With fifty deep-sea fishing boats and a growing trade in sea-coal , this small town on the cliffs grew steadily in prosperity . 

The range of articles produced on the home and export markets has grown considerably in recent years . 

The city grew to 250,000 people and became a centre for the paper industry . 

In the following year , 1980/81 , the staff had grown to 53 and two year groups of pupils were now in the school . 

Fee income grew by 4.9% last year — faster than the other medium-sized firms — and profits per partner were higher at £574,000 . 

Their latest average forecast is that Britain 's GDP will grow by 1.5% in 1993 . 

Outside , the sun still shone , though with the approach of evening the light had lost some of its force and the room grew dimmer . 

On top of the thallium he sprinkled salt , a very little pepper and a coating of tarragon leaves . 

Massage some vegetable oil over your flabby bits , then sprinkle some sea salt onto a flannel or natural sponge , and rub gently . 

• Fruit that 's sharp can be sweetened up with artificial sweetener or sprinkle cinnamon on grapefruit instead of sugar . 

Pour some over each serving , and sprinkle a teaspoon of brown sugar over each . 

Sprinkle sharp sand along the slit -- enough to fill in the bottom 4-5 inches ( 10-12cm ) or so . 

He sprinkled it freely in the gate opening and beyond in the passage , then turned to me . 

So I sprinkled this stuff inside every pair of knickers in the drawer and then folded them all up again carefully . " 

She chuckled , then might pick up the animal by the scruff ( if it were a cavey , or a bird ) , and dash it to death on the ground and spill the guts to read them for herself , then sprinkle blood inside the circle and on her cheeks and brow . 

He then circled the poteau mitan , sprinkling rum into the dust . 

Jamie snaps open the capsule and sprinkles its contents into the palm of his hand . 

A man was sprinkling petrol on a heap of sprouts to help them burn . 

` When she thought the room empty the whore pulled out a phial beneath her robes and sprinkled the contents on a loaf of bread . 

Add to tomato juice for a piquant alternative to Worcestershire sauce or sprinkle it on corn on the cob before baking or barbecuing . 

He sprinkled some snuff on the back of his hand and sniffed it . 

The magicians told Vortigern he must find a boy with no father , sacrifice the child and sprinkle his blood on the fort 's foundations . 

Sprinkle the gelatine onto the boiling water in a small bowl and stir well -- then leave for a minute or so to dissolve . 

On the one hand , we eat all those pre-packed and refined foods and , on the other , we sprinkle bran over everything from soup to yoghourt . 

Sprinkle the chives over the omelet , allow to just set , then fold over and slide out onto a plate . 

He sprinkled water over the towel and then went into a paroxysm of agony , nursing the injured arm against his chest and holding out his other hand for money . 

I sprinkled water in front of the altar , and put some flowers on it , violets and dogwood . 

You sprinkle chocolate on top of the milk when it 's in the cups . 

Sprinkle the thyme , lemon juice and seasoning over the skin and put the garlic cloves and bay leaves into the cavity . 

In those days , an animal was offered in sacrifice to God , and its blood was sprinkled over the people as a sign of the one blood of life shared between God and his people . 

A small quantity of oil is sprinkled on a clean rag and rubbed well into the surface to be polished . 

The following morning , under the guidance of Margo , Nigel was sprinkled onto the compost heap and we said our final goodbyes . 

Sprinkle the crumble mixture over the rhubarb and gently smooth the top . 

The process of extracting the gold is a still more emotive issue , since the preferred method involves sprinkling a solution of cyanide ( which bonds with metals ) on to the ground-up ore . 

The blood sprinkled on the people and on the altar unites the two parties to the agreement . 

The bedroom of the hotel on Brussels ' rue Royale stank of vinegar which Jane Sharpe 's maid had sprinkled onto a red-hot shovel to fumigate the room . 

You kept this powder in a little linen bag and you sprinkled a bit now and then in their bait . " 

3 Meanwhile , place the crumbled bread in a small bowl , sprinkle over the milk and leave for 10-15 minutes . 

Step-by-step writing allows you to do this , and commits you to making progress , even if later you discard what you have done . 

Smith lit a cigarette and discarded the match amongst the debris . 

Grant hesitated momentarily , reluctant to discard the main weapon in his arsenal . 

Jenkins said , deftly taking the coaster from Laidlaw 's hand and discarding it unobtrusively in the bin under the counter . 

When Peter the Great took the final step of proclaiming himself Emperor in 1721 he discarded the jewelled cap in which he and his brother Ivan had originally been crowned in 1682 . 

They discarded the broken spar over the side where it was picked up by the Nippon tender . 

At least that meant she would n't have to discard her towel under Luke 's assessing gaze , Folly thought . 

Discard the bad peel after it has dried , then repolish and etch the face . 

Samsung has been trying to discard its somewhat downmarket image for some time . 

Alexei constructed a suitable reply , then discarded it in favour of plain truth . 

The explorer was obliged gradually to discard all his unnecessary belongings . 

Although he did not completely discard the astrological concept of destiny , Plutarch argued that there was a place in it for contingency . 

She discards her admirers as often as she discards gloves , and poor Mama spends most of her time comforting the latest reject . 

A Berlin research institute is developing a scheme by which micro-organisms will feed on abandoned Trabant cars , large numbers of which have been discarded by their former East German owners in favour of more modern Western models . 

Those which are being discarded , usually after 30 years and around 750,000 miles ( 1,200,000 km ) of service , are sold at £8,000 each and go on to another life overseas . 

Samples collected during the first 10 minutes after the acid pulse were discarded . 

LEFT Do not discard food or food wrappings in waste bins , because your dog is unlikely to be able to resist the temptation of scavenging , tipping the bin out in the process . 

Each day the world 's merchant shipping fleet , by one reliable estimate made in 1982 , discards 639,000 plastic containers into the sea . 

Next , the biologists discarded the sunglasses and standard laboratory coats , and each wore a t-shirt of a different colour . 

He would pick you up and squeeze you dry and discard you when you began to bore him . 

British troops in the Falklands found much hardware discarded by Argentinian troops . 

Hordes of children scramble every day in the gutters for food discarded from the street stalls " . 

The recent rapid expansion of Asian drift-net fleets into the South Pacific and Tasman Sea has raised fears of similar problems of entanglement of marine mammals in plastic netting lost or discarded in these areas . 

He recovered but at the age of 22 was left almost completely bald and had to wear a wig , a fashion he discarded in the heat of India . 

The thin pad can be rolled up and discarded with its coat of mulm , saving you a great deal of maintenance in the main filter . 

Several thousand kilometres of fish netting is lost or discarded at sea annually . 

Stockings and petticoats , discarded for the wash , lounged about in here , flung over the back of a carved armchair . 

And then there are all those empty packets discarded out of the window onto Britain 's already polluted streets . 

It lay asleep on a piece of sacking the gardener had discarded from around the rose-bush he was planting . 

Having gingerly discarded over a hedge bits of rotted fruit and suspect cheese , I lunched on olives and mineral water in the shade of a great oak wood . 

Albert Purcell ( above ) at the drop hammer , is producing a range of hand forged and finished turning and carving tools , using methods most of the industry has discarded . 

He summoned up from the past the accent he had spent years discarding and bowed to the two men . 

A Cleveland fire officer said : ` It appears the fire broke out in an airing cupboard . " 

` It does appear traffic is still returning to the tunnels , " he added . 

The Chancellor appeared to be unmoved by the appeals from some of his party faithful , preferring to claim that his actions were in the country 's long term interest . 

On Monday she had gone to her job -- improbably she appeared to be a supervisor for a market research firm -- as usual , and could be vouched for by colleagues there . 

The bombs appeared to be part of a renewed IRA campaign in London . 

Although men appear to be doing more childcare , the responsibility for organising it remains that of the working mother . 

The people of Ghana appear to have taken this development calmly , but for White liberal friends of Ghana this seemed like the parting of the ways . 

Merchant Navy Minister Carlo Vizzini said on April 11 that an official inquiry would start immediately and that the accident appeared to have been caused by human error . 

Yet his main rivals all appear more likely , again , to come from overseas than America . 

And how do you make a high , narrow room appear more spacious ? 

Bantam moved him from a Christmas slot to this summer place last year in an attempt to increase his sales , but this summer the horror leads appear more plentiful , making it a tougher market . 

It can come as a shock if one sees the tiny scale of monsters or creatures that appear quite huge on-screen . 

The existence of successful black sportsmen in Britain is not the recent phenomenon it is often considered to be , though the upsurge in the post-war years makes it appear that way . 

The ANC had demanded that the carrying of weapons be outlawed , and appeared dissatisfied by de Klerk 's failure to impose such a ban . 

On examination the patient was extremely agitated and appeared to be hallucinating . 

To the French , INTELSAT appeared the creature of US interests ; the initial proposal for the global telecommunications satellite organization had been made by President Kennedy back in 1961 . 

The foral institutions , which preserved the status of the peasant , degraded merchants and lawyers into second-class citizens : seen from the towns , rustic democracy appeared an oligarchy rigged by rural notables . 

The way of life which Jesus described in the beatitudes appears at first sight to be a contradiction . 

Inside the Reich Rauschning 's moral scruples would have appeared foolish , even suicidal . 

Everything in the apartment appeared normal until the door of the drawing room was opened . 

Although both the credal and experimental forms of predestinarianism may now appear harsh and inflexible creeds , during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries they accorded well with the political and social realities of life in England . 

Here is the problem : much of ordinary life appears quite ordinary and remote from the power centres of the world . 

Punctilious and at times pedantic , he could appear abrupt and unfriendly . 

He had not appeared thrown , and neither in the slightest had he been wrong-footed . 

When he was in the mood , everything appeared as evidence of the difference between ` us " and ` them " . 

The desert , if visible at all , appears as a low and distant range of sand hills . 

The ` Do you remember when ? " stories can be so important in getting to know the person who has died , in hearing about how he or she appeared to their surviving family and friends . 

He was nursing in silence the options left to him , and so far they did not appear to him totally unpromising . 

The legislation requires the secretary of state to prepare a schedule of monuments which appear to him to be ` of national importance " . 

Education is being pushed more towards being an instrument of national policy , or so it would appear to an outsider . 

It may be that ` post " will need progressive reinterpretation to include telex , facsimile transmission and other forms of ` electronic mail " but international conventions appear not to have explored these possibilities thus far . 

In short , once we have autonomous agents and yuck and yum , it appears that semantics enters the universe as the agents coevolve and behave on their own behalf with one another in the unfolding of a biosphere .

The catalytic reaction appears to be irreversible and no partial reactions have been observed [ 7 8 ] .

misrepresenting information used to calculate amounts owed under the contract 3 ) appears to have instigated an FBI investigation of our company regarding a pending civil and regulatory dispute .

reflecting on how psychotic I may have appeared a few hours ago .

Finally , the committee appeared to have discounted Torricelli 's contention that he was not responsible for expensive earrings that Chang had given as Christmas gifts to his sister , Stern and Balaban .

The story of the 509th is a tale of an elite outfit that lived in a bubble of secrecy and endured the taunts of other war-weary U.S. units that resented sharing a small Pacific island with the 509th , which appeared exempt from combat .

The overly confident , slow swagger of the pachuco , today exemplified by the cholo , made it appear in fact as if the zoot-suiter were walking on air .

>>From first reading , it appears that the step of `` parsing embellishments '' >e.g. superscripts , accents etc needs to happen *before* the operator >precedence parsing step .

Even Classicism , which appears at first glance to be highly regimented , is not immune .

The stainless steel handrail highlights the solidity of the rose-colored Tennessee marble by appearing to float in mid-air , since it is supported by continuous sheets of tempered glass embedded in the floor .

The building may appear offhanded , but there is nothing haphazard about the way it is organized .

The recently launched www.hr5034.org website is the creation of the National Beer Wholesalers Association and and appears to be the repository all the misrepresentation , ignorance and misleading ideas supporters of H.R. 5034 could possibly muster .

Her suitor , Neigh , who had proposed marriage in a previous chapter , appears somewhat apprehensive at Ethelberta 's suggestion .

The intention of the author appears to be { \em one\/ } list , but this list is interrupted .

Reduced gradient from whatever cause appears to be important , and therefore , anastomosing reaches of a river can be evidence of tectonic activity .

From our= =20 analysis of the bill , the language in AB1X appears to leave intact the=20 California PUC =01 ,s exclusive jurisdiction over ratemaking in California .

The second mobster expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the competition and suggested that Tokhtakhounov could call the ice dancer 's `` mother or the father and tell them everything will be OK '' He appears to be referring to Anissina .

Even if these findings are not confirmed after further study , one could still make a compelling argument that lipid-lowering therapy ( barring contraindications ) should be initiated early and universally in patients who present with an acute coronary syndrome : First , the long-term safety and effectiveness of statins for the secondary prevention of stable coronary disease is well-established [ 1 2 3 ] ; Second , as evidenced by MIRACL , these agents are safe when initiated at the time of hospitalization for an acute coronary syndrome ; Third , the in-hospital initiation of lipid-lowering therapy appears to promote greater long-term utilization of these agents [ 18 19 20 21 ] . Finally , although lipid levels may be unreliable in the setting of an acute coronary syndrome ( excepting total : HDL and LDL:HDL cholesterol ratios [ 22 ] ) the overwhelming majority of patients with coronary disease will ultimately require both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic lipid-lowering interventions to attain recommended cholesterol targets [ 23 24 25 ] ; newer guidelines are even more stringent [ 26 ] . Furthermore , data from the recently presented Heart Protection Study suggest that clinical benefits may accrue independent of baseline cholesterol level [ 4 ] . Thus , to withhold lipid-lowering therapy from patients who present with an acute coronary syndrome would be to accept the status quo , and to date our efforts at cholesterol lowering in the secondary prevention setting have been dismal [ 27 28 ] .

The additional diffuse staining appeared to be in the pharyngeal mesenchyme ( figure 2B ) .

The channel segments can be straight , meandering , or braided , and they appear to span the range of channel types .

She sidled up to me as I was scooping little round crackers and what appeared to be a baked cilantro cream dip onto a plate .

He believes native wells are essentially rock-holes ( depressions in rock ) buried in fairly shallow sand , which , when hollowed out by the natives , appear to be wells .

We focus in this chapter on situations where boundaryless career practices appear to be well established and fruitful , involving industries where open labour markets have thrived .

What computer Si has to do to abide by the external representation is the sole matter of computer Si : to appear to others as if it were using it internally .

Knighton and Nanson ( 1993 ) and Richards et al. ( 1993 ) suggest that this pattern is transitioned to a single channel because anastomosing rivers appear to be associated with partly blocked valleys ( Smith and Smith , 1980 ) and tectonic uplift ( Gregory and Schumm , 1987 ) .

This might appear as an illegal thing to do but I tell you what .

Such therapy appears to be cost effective [ 15 16 ] , especially among high risk patients and is recommended under current American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association guidelines [ 17 ] . Fourth , it may not be possible to ascertain whether these findings apply to all patients with recent acute coronary syndromes regardless of baseline lipid levels .

Since light travels faster than sound , is n't that why some people appear bright until you hear them speak ?

Clinical trials of weight modification interventions for older adults who were merely overweight would appear to be fruitless since the interventions would probably not have a direct effect on either YOL or YHL .

He appears to have moved to France in 1989 , according to news media reports , and is reported to have Israeli citizenship also .

These solutions appear mannered compared to the simple railing that I. M. Pei designed for the East Building of the National Gallery .

But they have chosen not to attack , perhaps because they are waiting to produce an effect even greater than the 9/11 attacks , so they do not appear to be losing strength .

The myriad interactions of a boundaryless career over a lifetime of work experiences can appear overwhelming .

This book appears to have been diligently researched and has much to recommend it as an adjunct to most libraries , public and private , large and small , general and specialized .

We 'd just appear to age slower than people not traveling as fast as us .

The Russian , Alimzhan Tokhtakhounov , who was arrested by the Italian authorities at his resort home in Forte dei Marmi , appeared to have a singular motivation for rigging the competitions : getting a visa to return to France , where he once lived .

As much as it appeared , she was n't the greatest , or the purest , prettiest , or bravest .

It appears that wholesalers do n't like the courts involved when the decision do n't go their way .

Walking would appear as running , when traveling in the mirror realm , that is , if anyone in the real world was able to see them .

>Also , this will allow us to handle complex expressions appearing as >embellishments to other complex expressions correctly .

The atmosphere is transparent and uncommonly vibrant ; the surface seems to flicker or glimmer . " 

it 's just about dark and Harriet 's hair flies out and glimmers as she moves her head . 

In the sacred grove your white mosque glimmered mystically and the creepers were bowed down with flowers . " 

Beady eyes glimmer through the foliage , now and again bright shafts of sunlight penetrate the thick green canopy and hundreds of flowers turn their heads towards the source . 

The racks of bottles glimmered in the thin beam of her torch and she stopped to listen , hoping for the patter of paws , or an answering miaow . 

The spear-tip glimmered , the brightest thing in all the forest . 

He stared down at her , his eyes glimmering , his body taut over hers . 

The agony of years was held in those short staccato sentences , and tears glimmered in her tawny eyes with the pain of confession . 

There was the renewed sound of breaking glass as the cars clashed again . 

Ignoring him , Guy let the impetus of his powerful swing carry the blade onwards to clash violently with the sword of the third soldier . 

The long blades clashed and rang , their movement too fast for the eye to follow with certainty . 

Grass-blades clashed around her , a bird of some kind clattered up . 

Demand can not be measured or estimated , but demand will materialise if a suitable product and marketing mix are introduced . 

The architecture I sought never materialised in any of my compositions . 

The paper had to wait , It announced , ` until our much talked about ` profits " materialize in the form of hard cash . " 

Which benefits ( efficiency , effectiveness , human factors ) will materialise in the implementation process ? 

Suddenly , her thoughts materialised as David came into the room , bringing a cold blast of air from the outer hallway . 

The Government may , one assumes , be particularly grateful for the fact that the question of the future of Scottish regiments failed to materialise as an election issue north of the border . 

On the grassland , now thoroughly moistened , patches and rings of darker green grass that may be signs of underground fungal growth are materialising like watermarks . 

If these costs do not materialise , there remain the political risks associated with the controversial nature of the technology . 

Some teachers have found it difficult to integrate the tutors into the way they teach , and as a result the close relationship with the pupils has failed to materialise . 

For a moment there was nothing then , suddenly , as if by magic , a great glistening puddle of blood materialized . 

Fearful that sources of business were drying up , they rushed to do deals with tied agents -- 20,000 firms materialised almost overnight . 

They think they can distribute pamphlets and gold and a vast army of monarchists will materialize overnight . 

Another and equally disconcerting presence had materialized there -- one which she had attempted to diminish some time ago and send packing from her thoughts . 

If the expected rush materializes the final total could go even higher 

There is an authentic parallel in this case of the two sisters chronicled by Kilvert : 

Happily , his work is lavishly chronicled in illustrated books . 

Emile Verhaeren , the Belgian poet who had vividly chronicled the impact of the railways on the countryside , was killed in an accident at Rouen Station in 1916 . 

Then there is the pain , like another form of death , of seeing your world chronicled by people too young to have lived in it , with the inevitable distortions this must entail . 

He observes a set of violations set in a microcosm and the photographs resonate with an irony reminiscent of the manner in which the behaviour of Lilliputians was chronicled by Jonathan Swift . 

Another writer chronicled the re-emergence of disciplinary identities within an interdisciplinary scheme : 

As a hugely successful show-biz journalist who pioneered ` kiss and tell " journalism , Trudi chronicled the lives of the rich and famous . 

He , after all , found her quite as repulsive as she found him and , as the two of them waltzed from oven to sink , from window to cutlery drawer , staring up , down , sideways , anywhere but at each other , Henry had always assumed that this was no more than the usual politesse of a failed English , suburban marriage . 

Northside have taken a trip from the street to the stage without appearing to stop off at the rehearsal room , and display no remorse at waltzing straight into the charts . 

` I 'm not used to some bloody apprentice waltzing into my house and asking me about my private affairs -- " 

Once again The Smiths waltzed into a situation far in advance of their short-lived career . 

She loved fantasising about being his wife , wearing big hats , being chauffeur-driven and waltzing through the door of Number 10 if he got to be Prime Minister . 

THE first women Royal Marines recruits have waltzed through the elite corps ' gruelling military training . 

Thousands of people are expected to waltz through the factory on the open weekend at the end of the month . 

Against Vanuata , Scotland waltzed to 40-0 through tries by Mark Appleson ( 2 ) , Tony Stanger , Derek Turnbull , Gregor Townsend and Andy Nicol , Appleson converting two , Townsend three . 

` You waltz out of here , letting your stupid emotions rule your brain , without a thought for me and how I was going to cope without you -- " 

At the top end of the Via XXIV Maggio , a blue aerosol script waltzes along an adobi terrace : ` We are Kaos -- Ultras . " 

There 's no point in asking to go up there in order to waltz around a bit . 

` Nice , nice , very nice " he muttered to himself as athletically he waltzed around the chair , examining Dolly from all angles . 

Sydney shut-out : Martin Bayfield got the better of Wallaby John Eales this time , but discovered that there is more to winning line-out ball than being the tallest man on the park as Australia waltzed away 40-15 . 

The first day there I noticed all these queens waltzing in and out . 

` She thinks she can just waltz in and have her photograph taken now . " 

And so the Danube waltzes over the Austro Hungarian border , curling through a land rich in culture and home to some very strong wines . 

The band struck up another pastiche of Strauss and the tide of skaters waltzed round and round in a hypnotic swirl of hats and feathers . 

NICK FALDO knows that but for his Saturday stumble he would have waltzed away with the US PGA title yesterday here at Bellerive . 

The game had started well for QPR when England striker Les Ferdinand waltzed in for his 15th goal of the season after three minutes . 

With absolutely no respect for Charity 's privacy , Mandy waltzed over to her wardrobe and began rummaging around in it . 

Stark coughed , a sticky flux of phlegm and blood spilling over his lips . 

Tidal action prevented the oil , which spilled from the Cypriot-registered MV Worthy , from washing into the Solent . 

More than 400 birds were coated with oil when 50 tonnes of crude oil spilled out from an opened valve as the Cypriot-registered tanker Worthy discharged her cargo at Fawley Refinery . 

A heavy south easterly swell rolling in through the wide sounds to the north of Bressay threw Venturous on her beam ends several times , so much so that fuel oil spilled over through the deck breather pipes . 

During each summer 's rainy season , the lake 's waters would spill over its southern rim and slide down towards Florida Bay . 

He very much wanted to sip the water which stood beside him on the table , but his hands were shaking too much and the water would have spilled . 

Inevitably the road worsened as we neared the pass , the surface rutted by trucks and still awash with water spilling down steep gullies . 

Explain that the marbles have taken the place of the water that has spilled out . 

If there is a blockage somewhere in the downpipe , water will spill out of the gutter . 

Christopher jerked back and kicked , and the bowl of water spilt into the chair , over his legs and over Alan . 

The light from the hall spilled across the multi-coloured counterpane , and he laid her gently in the middle . 

After a while , coffee spilled from the cup onto his toes and he opened his eyes . 

Melissa touched her arm ; still she did not move but as if a tap had been opened , tears spilt from her eyes and began streaming down her face . 

The smell of stale beer and cigarette smoke spilled into the back-stage corridors as we groped along in search of my dressing room . 

Yards of video tape spilled onto the deck , along with pieces of broken plastic . 

She gave him the cup ; a little had spilled in the saucer , because her hand was n't quite steady . 

The area was sprayed with water to ` fume down " the acid , which spilled at about 9.20am . 

He banged the table with his fist and the glasses jumped and the drink spilled . 

` You knew , did n't you , " he said , noticing that his hands were shaking when some of the whisky spilt . 

Frequently when the horses had finished eating they would get the bucket out of the tire and search for any grain that might have spilled underneath . 

With what seemed super-human strength and control he drew the short sword to the left , then back to the right , his intestines spilling out onto the cobbles .

Human relationships can not usually be kept within neat bounds by both partners , but tend to spill over in deep emotions of pain and anger .

The House of Representatives took the unprecedented step of citing Burford for ` contempt of Congress "  -- a charge that , if proved , could put her behind bars . 

But Warrington have warned they may cite Jones for a different challenge in the same game . 

` Naturally , we are very aggrieved at the incident and are considering citing Jones for the incident in the tackle . "  

By April 30th Carla Hills , the American trade boss , must decide whether to cite China as an ` unfair "  trader . 

An all-party committee of MPs has strongly criticised government plans for energy conservation -- citing current strategy as a shambles . 

The amnesty prevents the trial of other military leaders , including General Rene Emilio Ponce , the defence minister who was cited by the Truth Commission for ordering the Jesuit murders . 

The 1991 Amman Valley Regeneration Strategy cites opencast mining as creating ` substantial difficulties "  for both valleys ` in terms of the quality of the local environment and its blighting effect upon alternative local economic prospects "  . 

Often , when the sow lies down , it squashes sheltering piglets and suffocates them . 

They are confined to make sure they do n't squash their piglets . 

If a guy owes you that sort of money , you do not squash him with your car . 

Then watch a big truck trying to squash a hapless motorist in Steven Spielberg 's best ever movie , DUEL . 

` It 's against the law to squash people under steamrollers . " 

Enough to squash Christine , and anyone else in the vicinity , against the wall like bugs . 

As soon as you spot caterpillars , their eggs or signs of caterpillar damage such as ragged holes in leaves and the tell-tale small faeces , search them out and squash them . 

It 's a shameful fact , but here it is : if I were squashed under a bus tomorrow , my relations would have to hold a seance to find out how I wanted to settle my affairs . 

What is it with soup , I wonder , as Mock Turtle Martin Coogan slurps on his minestrone . 

A wasp dives into my coffee ; Patch , the dog , slurps the pool water and lunges for a fly . 

I stopped yelling and started happily slurping my way through an icecream . 

The radial shields are large , longer than broad , sometimes contiguous but usually separated by a single row of plates .

It is often more useful for the historian to compare types of local community which are widely separated from each other than to make comparisons with nearby settlements .

These original works should be separated so that individual indexing and conservation can be carried out .

They found that the mammals had been separated into three groups .

He speaks to them and they separate into two groups , trembling .

The lenders are being separated into country groups -- Britain , the United States and Canada -- and then separated again into separate projects .

Why natural lacquers separate chronologically so clearly is not vet fully understood .

A family with a rounded flat disk covered by small imbricating plates amongst which the centrodorsal and primary plates usually distinct ; the radial shields small , length less than half the radius of the disk , well separated from one another ; the jaw broader or as broad as long ; usually one sometimes two apical papillae flanked by 5-7 oral papillae on each side the distalmost slightly curved and extending beneath the largest oral papilla just proximal to it , it is possible that this distalmost papillae is part of the second oral tentacle pore ; the adoral shields large and wing-like ; the oral shield large , rounded triangular or arrow shaped , usually longer than broad ; the arms long and slender ; the dorsal and ventral arm plates well developed and contiguous at least proximally ; the tentacle pores moderately large each armed with one or two flat leaf-like tentacle scales ; usually three times long , erect arm spines , equal in length to two arm segments .

The radial shields are often separated unlike those of the previous two species which are usually contiguous .

Campbell is not saying that Christ takes our sin upon himself but he identifies so closely with us that it is as if he makes our confession and is thus separated from the presence of God for us .

That is a very complex matter indeed , not easily reduced to a clear-cut issue , but which nevertheless can be separated quite clearly from all other aspects of human behaviour .

Simultaneously , the His15 and Arg17 side chains of HPr would separate and the active centre would take on the strained open conformation ( Fig. 2 a ) , ready for the next cycle ; formation of hydrogen bonds to His15 and Arg17 would help to stabilize the open conformation and the protein would be in an overall energy minimum .

Amnisos ( Plate 5 ) appears to have had two harbours separated by a rocky promontory which was probably the heart of the town .

The infradental papillae are block-like usually contiguous lying above the broad rectangular teeth , but in smaller specimens these papillae may lie on the same level as the first tooth and be separated by it .

The questions linked , separated , twisted themselves into fantastic jumbles and finally slid over into his sleeping mind , so that he dreamed , terrifyingly , that he was opening a never-ending stream of boxes .

Brobdingnag is quite a large country , joined on to north-west America , but separated from the rest of America by high mountains .

It was plain that the existing accommodation -- two classrooms separated by a half-glazed folding partition , a head teacher 's office and WC block -- did not provide an arrangement that could be easily adapted to give convenient living space .

In some cases the ( log aT , 1/T ) plot appears to separate into two approximate straight lines -- suggesting two activation energies and a transition between two different rate processes .

Leave large margins at the top and bottom of pages , preferably separated by some device such as a rule to draw the eye into the page .

The dorsal arm plates are fan shaped , domed and are separated from one another .

On the east side of the Central Court at Knossos and Phaistos , there were suites of chambers separated from each other by pier-and-door partitions .

That is , in the secondary process energy is discharged ` through activities of transformation and verbalization " . 

In many regions , industry is permitted to connect up to the domestic sewage system to discharge its toxic waste . 

In London , and later in all major cities , new impervious trunk sewers were built on scientific principles to replace or intercept the old ducts and to ensure that all sewage was discharged downstream . 

There is chemical pollution discharged into rivers from factories and chemical plants , which clogs up the rivers with toxic substances and adds to the filth in the seas . 

ICI at Wilton , Teesside , was licensed to discharge nine chemicals . 

Birch argued that the government was avoiding informing the public that it allowed companies to discharge dangerous chemicals and heavy metals directly into rivers . 

In New York most beach pollution comes from overloaded storm drains , while in Europe , particularly in the southern countries , many cities discharge their sewage into the sea without treating it at all . 

` What we have at the moment is a situation where we discharge 17 million tons of wet sewage from vessels into the river each year . 

The group claims that fibre and chemical effluent discharged into coastal waters from the mill will damage the neighbouring Bay of Brunei and its fisheries . 

As they descend , the female extrudes a few eggs which are immediately fertilised by the male 's sperms that have been discharged into the water at the same time . 

According to current estimates , around 2 million tons of largely untreated industrial waste is discharged into Hong Kong 's coastal waters every day . 

In other cases , governments have tried to regulate but often been ineffective ; it is hard to enforce regulations such as those that prevent ships discharging oil at sea . 

This beetle discharges a very hot fluid from a special gland at potential predators . 

They were usually listless for a few days before they collapsed , breathing with evident difficulty and , in a few cases , discharging a white frothy liquid from their nostrils . 

The company makes a wide range of bathroom ware and discharges its effluent into a fishless urban stream . 

And an ordinary lightning flash is simply the breaking down of the insulating properties of air which discharges a momentary electric current to those clouds . 

A few polluters with ineffective treatment processes discharging effluents into otherwise clean rivers can make a patch ` difficult " . 

The settlement pit in a sand and gravel works was well stirred up and discharging large amounts of solids into the river . 

When food or an enemy comes near , the cell discharges the thread which is armed with spines like a miniature harpoon and often loaded with poison . 

There is air pollution from smoke and fumes discharged by factories and from gases pumped out by endless cars and aeroplanes . 

Since the 1970s , water purification plants have cleaned up the lake , which had become seriously polluted by heavy metals and organic compounds discharged by industrial plants . 

The mist had cleared , and to the north-east the Lots Road Power Station had discharged from its four majestic chimneys long plumes of white pearly smoke which slowly drooped and turned to dun . 

Environmentalists claim the highly saline water discharged from desalination plants could harm marine life . 

Most deaths are caused not by catastrophic accidents but by fouling from oil that is illegally but routinely discharged from ships . 

At present it is simply pumped into storage tanks for monitoring , and subsequently discharged into the open sea . 

The suspended sediment from rivers discharging into the The Wash shows up in grey , contrasting with the black of the deeper , clearer water further offshore . 

Biological filters operate outside the pool , usually at the summit of a waterfall where they can be suitably hidden -- water from the pool being pumped through the filter and allowed to discharge into the waterfall . 

Depending on their radioactivity , these are either stored on the site for eventual disposal , or diluted and discharged through a pipeline into the Irish Sea . 

Many industrial processes discharge to the environment such metals as zinc , copper , cadmium and , most dangerous of all , mercury . 

As another option , on completion of cleaning , part or all of the solution can be allowed to discharge onto the floor and be spread with squeegees or mops to effect floor cleaning . 

But you must n't peek at my feet like that , poor horrible ugly deformed things . " 

Sometimes my brothers and I were allowed to get out of the car with him and peek at the movie in progress while he spoke to the manager or cashier . 

Indie rock is the traditional playground of scruffy teenagers approaching college age who prefer to celebrate gazing at the stars than admit to peeking at the opposite sex . 

He peeked outside the window curtains , at the children on the street . 

On April 19th a Soviet sentry shot and wounded a German major who was driving away after peeking through his binoculars at a Soviet ammunition depot . 

He waited a few moments until the footsteps were directly below him and peeked over the edge . 

Dot took a chance peek in through the crack between where the two doors met . 

It peeked out from under the rim of my dad 's dressing-gown with a horrible sauciness . 

But how often does a duck need to peek to be fairly sure it wo n't get caught ? 

Birds can experience quiet sleep when they are peeking as well as when their eyes are closed . 

What they did n't realize was that granules of radioactive material left in the bottom of the dissolving vessel had evaporated the residual liquid and heated up the base . 

The sun , once formed , is constantly evaporating the moisture of the Earth , but incompletely , so that the oceans arise ( on this process of evaporation , see also p. 77 ) . 

Thus , when summer sun acts to evaporate the moisture in the trees , only deciduous trees get so dry that their leaves wither and fall off . 

The heat evaporates the water and this also lowers the temperature . 

All sea salts are produced in shallow beds where salt is deposited by the ebbing tide and most of the remaining moisture is evaporated by sun and wind . 

When it was complete , a second solvent , ethylene glycol , was evaporated by applying a vacuum to the reactor vessel , again keeping the pressure and temperature of its contents low . 

The alcohol is later evaporated off , leaving the essential oil behind . 

Summer thunderstorms are common , but the torrential downpours which they often bring are soon evaporated in the hot sun and are of limited value to agriculture . 

If an instrument is not available , a known sample volume can be evaporated to dryness and brought to constant weight to give total solids by evaporation . 

Methylated bile acids were produced by reaction at room temperature for one hour and subsequently evaporated to dryness under nitrogen . 

It is mined , then washed , filtered and artificially evaporated before being left to crystallise . 

The coach wrenched forwards , the spurred boot of the trooper next them stabbed at his horse 's side , blood spurted and red drops hit the window . 

All went well until suddenly a drive-shaft cover came loose and shot across the room , leaving a small hole through which the gas began to spurt . 

This tourniquet is released before the needle is withdrawn from the vein to prevent the back-pressure which has built up from causing the blood to spurt out and form a bruise . 

Bright jets of material sometimes spurt from the nuclei of comets . 

Suddenly the tears spurted out of Daisy 's eyes and she had to turn away and bury her face in Drew 's Land-Rover . 

Flames spurted through the roof of the ornate 16th-century Redoutensaal and adjoining ballrooms and the National Library . 

Then as four pints of blood spurted from his gaping wounds , he staggered screaming to the nearby home of 63-year-old Mavis Clark . 

A lump of coal cracked and a tongue of flame spurted out of it . 

Blood spurted all over the sliced potatoes and on to the wooden table as the lad began yelling hysterically . 

( The water will spurt out of the lowest hole with a stronger jet than from the top hole , and so demonstrate water pressure . ) 

` Absolutely , " said Jean , whose lips and fingers tingled slightly at the opportunity to say as much . 

The blood of my forefathers , all men of the sea … tingled at the very thought . ’ 

When he tucked in strands of dark curly hair her skin tingled at his touch . 

He sat forward and placed his hand on the pad , his palm still tingling from the effects of the shock . 

Her hand rose to her lips , soft and still tingling from the hard pressure of his possessive mouth . 

Berdichev shivered but stood straighter , his skin still tingling from the shower . 

His cheeks still tingled with the woody-scented aftershave lotion he had slapped on them . 

Vologsky was alert immediately , the tensions now on the surface , his nerve-endings tingling with anticipation and fear . 

She tingled with excitement , soon she would be with him , she would see his dear face , touch his crisp hair , feel his mouth on hers . 

I jerked back , tingling with fear , feeling it peel off like a strand of elastoplast . 

My face was tingling with fear and I felt in imminent need of a toilet-roll . 

The sound of the slap surprises her , she drops her hand , tingling with the force of it . 

Her head spun and her left arm tingled painfully with pins and needles . 

Her fingers were tingling with the warm smoothness , and she stood there looking puzzled or undecided , the packet of notes loose in her hand . 

Pain flashed like fire from shoulder to finger-tips , and all his shrieking muscles tingled into helplessness . 

Liz hid her fists under the table ; her nails were tingling again . 

I could n't move my arms or legs , my body tingled all over and I had a terrible splitting headache . 

Even the extremities of her limbs were tingling pleasurably , a subdued kind of electricity running through her entire body . 

Her left elbow was tingling too and as she felt for it with her right hand she found that the sleeve of her blouse had been torn . 

Her skin was tingling and for some reason or other her face felt flushed . 

Frankie felt his face redden and his cheeks begin to burn all the way up to his scalp . 

The throat burns like coals of fire ; the skin burns in scarlet fever and inflammations ; gastritis burns .

His face burnt like a brand As the black cascade of perfume came tumbling over his breast ; And he kissed its waves in the moonlight ,

His eyes glittered like steel in the moonlight , and she felt her skin burn beneath the imprisoning band of his fingers .

Swallowing convulsively , she rubbed vigorously at her face and hair with a large bath towel until her skin burned .

She tried to pull away , and as she did so , the skin burned and a sickening pain shot up towards her elbow .

She would have cried but her eyeballs were burning , hot and dry .

The speaker 's ability to plan utterances is not sufficiently good to allow planning and production to co-occur smoothly and without interference ; and so there are periods when production must suffer if planning is to proceed .

In the first case , a syndrome is a set of symptoms which inevitably co-occur , the reason being that a single underlying malfunction of the language-processing system is responsible for all the symptoms .

Gravel crunched and a large coniferous variety of evergreen-layered tree waved the path forward as clear .

We dress up like bit-part players in an epic on Scott and go out into the night where the air bites clean and deep , and the snow crunches in that beautiful cold way .

As she stepped , slivers of glass cracked and crunched beneath her feet .

More glass covered the road ; she heard it crunching beneath the tyres .

` That 's right , " I said , pleased that he seemed to understand at last . 

In Washington not everyone understood at once how complete Khomeini 's revolution was . 

Bukharin understood better than most that Stalin 's mania -- as it was shown to be -- for breakneck industrialisation was to bring many years of misery and suffering to all the Soviet peoples . 

` How could a nation of beer-swiggers begin to understand the first thing about producing a half decent wine ? " 

The author succeeds in this difficult task , mainly because he takes the trouble to understand a topic thoroughly before writing about it . 

I think you can understand things about Christabel from the way she wrote her version . 

Well this is all you know I I do n't understand anything about computers and things . 

This lets you get at the information without having to understand anything about databases and without having to wade through reams of data . 

I never understood a word about economics and his strength was economics . " 

But she knew that Miguel did understand a lot about her -- sometimes possibly more than she did herself . 

Throughout history people have always found a need to worship a god and to understand something more about human life and spirituality . 

Graham , having understood the conversation by Sabrina 's gesticulation towards the padlock , shoved the youth roughly in the back towards the door . 

The need to try to understand situations from the child 's point of view is also much better appreciated , as are the difficulties involved in children functioning in disembedded ways . 

No doubt one can only really understand a discipline from the inside . 

Here the concern is to understand decisions from the standpoint of the decision-makers by reconstructing their reasons . 

How do these broad-brush sociological observations help us to understand the conceptual connections between higher education and research ? 

Both the other men frowned , seemingly unable to understand his interest in a relatively unimportant subject . 

We need to fully understand human interventions in natural systems , including climate and ecology . 

It 's helping them to understand the immense pressures on them to stay forever in the closet . 

She could n't understand this eagerness to forgive him , but it was definitely there . 

It is understood that no one has been injured as a result of the nurse 's alleged actions . 

It must be understood that the wondrous scores previously recorded are not entirely typical of the play as a whole , and that not each member of the team was a specialist in his field . 

However , relatively little is understood about the links between economic and social change at the local level or the links between general processes at national level and specific local outcomes . 

Our second assumption was that the information given to the patients was digested and understood . 

The reason why males usually compete more intensely is most easily understood by considering the energetic costs of reproduction to each sex . 

First , the present state of poorer countries in the world can only be understood by examining their place in a global system of social and economic relationships . 

An organisation 's objectives , particularly the relative priorities of different goals , may not be clearly conveyed to or understood by individuals . 

I was so pleased , " she looked at me shyly or was it a little slyly , ` I could understand from knowing my Classics what the old peasants were saying . 

You know I said about the Indians not understanding about acting . 

I thought you understood about coitus , I thought you appreciated what being my licentiate entailed ? " 

And she could n't do anything about Castelfonte , she could n't even get them to attempt making it profitable-- she never understood about the land , that was n't in her blood . 

As I understood more about Lebanon I had felt sympathy for them , seen them as victims who had themselves experienced terrible deprivation . 

` Well , to an extent that 's true , because I want to understand more about my life . 

Biological agents provide promising alternatives , but we need to understand more about their modes of action . 

There were so many things I did n't really understand about people , about life . 

Its functions are not always fully understood by academics and funding bodies . 

During adolescence , the teenager may develop special meanings for certain words known only to the peer group and not understood by adults . 

It is this which makes a patterned woven carpet something special , a point not always understood by the customer . 

I understood from the expression on his face when the meeting was over , that the encounter with the King was not a pleasant one . " 

Otto understood from my tone what I felt , and despite his positive feeling for Jean-Claude , he knew his faults . 

` I understood from you , Morgan , some kind of alert had been sent out . 

The formation of a black hole is fairly well understood in astrophysical terms . 

Above all , understanding an utterance involves the making of inferences that will connect what is said to what is mutually assumed or what has been said before . 

It is understood Mr Pringle was involved in the earlier incident , and that the shootings were over his relationship with Leanne . 

` Now I 'm going to concentrate on my music and give my career more focus being with a company that understands what I 'm doing . 

Instinctively , she understood that Ceauşescu would not want a standard architect 's model made from cheap materials with only general hints at the building 's style and decoration . 

Language is a means of communication and if other people can not understand your speech then you will have to think carefully about modifying the way you speak . 

Other groups understood to be interested in buying the company include Simon & Schuster , Harcourt Brace Jovanovich , and the Macmillan Inc management . 

He 's understood to have been smuggling cigarettes from Gibraltar into the Spanish Enclave of Ceuto . 

It was only a matter of moments before one man twitched his nose at some unfamiliar scent , and turned to see what it was . 

Sladen was looking from George to Husband and back again , twitching his head from side to side like a tennis umpire . 

Matt can twitch his face in any direction and crinkle up his eyes knowing that his jailbait fans will be sitting there wetting themselves . 

For a moment a breeze cleared the clogging smoke from the air , and Greg saw , down the path , Viola Machin , sunk to the ground , sobbing with joy over Pimpernel , who was prancing agitatedly around her , whining and barking and twitching his nostrils in sensitive distaste . 

Even horses that appear to be asleep or resting , continue to change their weight from one hind foot to the other , to swish their tails , twitch an occasional muscle in their sides , and to keep their ears moving and informing them of what is happening all around . 

The TV presenter twitched her cheeks into a smile of farewell . 

I remember squealing as we watch the black monster twitch its claws on the scullery floor . 

The two greys snickered in reply , blowing out their lips and twitching their ears upon hearing their names . 

The Chief twitched his famous eyebrows , that stuck out of the flying helmet like two ledges , showed his famous teeth . 

I could just about twitch my fingers , but certainly could n't pick anything up . 

The fat lady shrieked and the two Caribbeans twitched their long , loose limbs , delighted with themselves . 

All this happens without a single bird appearing to twitch a muscle . 

Conscious of being looked at she swung her legs and smiled faintly , twitching her shoulders and arching her neck . 

He twitched his shoulders as if shrugging the burden of Georgina on to the new arrival . 

Then she had the severest strain put on the control of her newly awakened ear-boxing predilection when his mouth twitched at the corners and it seemed , for a moment , that her sarcasm had amused him . 

Rostov 's lips twitched at the new interpretation of his son 's name . 

` I pose for photographs , for a fee , " he was murmuring , the wide mouth twitching in amusement as he noticed her fixed stare . 

Gray 's wiry body was twitching with animation ; his keen eyes searched Stephen 's face for signs of agreement . 

His eyes danced behind their heavy spectacles , and the neat square of his moustache twitched with anticipation . 

Saunders ' body was twitching violently as his blood leaked out in dying jets , slicking the walkway . 

She observed the way his foot twitched under the table with strange flicks , as though he was trying to shake off something stuck to the sole of his shoe . 

The woman 's face twitches like a tramp 's to the smell of soup . 

Arlene 's mouth twitched slightly but Paula did not notice it . 

I can see her fingertips twitch slightly , as if surprised to have encountered warm flesh and solid bone . 

Mac 's whole body started to shake , and the left side of his face started to twitch spasmodically . 

Melissa 's arched eyebrows rose into her hairline and her mouth twitched suggestively . 

His mouth twitched uncontrollably , tom by conflicting emotions . 

Lepine 's sallow features twitched and a sardonic smile flickered across his face , but he did n't reply . 

There is n't a moment when the lad is n't twitching or jerking or going into spasm . 

Her own lips twitched and , even if his smile had n't made it , try as she might , she could n't hold hers in . 

` Although the heavy work is carried out by landscape contractors I love it when I can get out and add a few personal touches , " she says . 

They had both loved poor little Mary Porter who died of sunstroke . 

( How I loved you when you said to Lord Byron , ` Even the stupid hate being made to look foolish ! " ! ) 

` I would love to be able to do something creative like that . " 

If I have to read things up , this is a relaxation -- I love music , I love gardening and I love just pottering round the house . 

Paige held on to her temper , knowing her cousin would love her to lose it . 

Though her practical knowledge of sailing was non-existent she loved reading about boats and watching them race . 

` I have loved many things about it , and certainly the Chamber . 

She loved everything about this man , and when he took her she tried to stifle the cry of pain . 

Just as well she had such guts really , because no one was going to love her for her feminine self . 

Angel could not accept his father 's narrow religious beliefs , but he loved him for his courage . 

She loves the place for its pace , the quality of its light , the softness and delicacy of much of its thinking , its acceptance of whatever comes . 

` May I also put it on record that I love you for your mind ? " said Leo earnestly . 

I could have held him tight and told him I was proud of him and that I loved him just for being there , but he would have struggled free . 

I am so angry with you , Lucy , and I love you so much for doing it . " 

The audience who had loved him as a stage juvenile were themselves growing old , and could not fail to notice the signs of ageing in their idol . 

` I used to love your pictures with Ginger Rogers , " said Crawford lightheartedly , momentarily confusing the star with Fred Astaire . 

She was a confident rocker with a bluesy voice and loved to sing , loved the sensation of being possessed . 

Spokesman Graham Menzies said : ` Julie was very much loved by all of us . " 

He insisted , and appeared to believe , that he was loved by the people and was simply the victim of a coup . 

Those little shops are loved by the British people because they are conveniently located just around the corner . 

What he had loved about Sylvie had always in part been his inability to pin her down , to capture her . 

I suppose not everyone in this life is able to marry the person they love most in the world . " 

More than that , a twin sister I had already begun to love dearly , called Donna . " 

A woman with feelings of that intensity might be capable of any action if she thought the man she loved was seriously in love with someone else . 

Two spayed females disputing a territorial boundary can caterwaul as dramatically as any ` rutting toms " . 

And I , it was n't until afterwards I realized it was cats caterwauling . 

The courts will not allow the taking of evidence abroad to develop into a ` roving enquiry " , but in many jurisdictions it is not essential to name in advance all the witnesses to be examined .

She asked the Secretary of State to hold an inquiry at which parties could be heard and witnesses examined .

The second refers to the degree of formality in the physical arrangements and court room atmosphere ; the major obstacle here is seen as the adversarial system of examining and cross-examining witnesses ( JUSTICE , 1987 ) .

Should the parties be allowed to examine and cross-examine witnesses ?

The elegant arabesque-style hotel skirts the Mediterranean shoreline on th east side of the island , with sweeping coastal plains and craggy mountains providing a dramatic backdrop . 

Prior to the Iraq coup in mid-1958 the route had skirted hostile Arab air-space to the north by overflying Turkey and Iraq to reach the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean . 

The path then skirts woodland at Nether How and returns via Mill Beck to Buttermere car park . 

Her final sight of Hatherley was from the lane which skirted the park for a short distance . 

Next came one of the most spectacular sections of the whole Trans-Siberian , the Circumbaikal line , which skirts Lake Baikal . 

It was about 10.45 when he met William Tidbury on the large track or roadway that skirts the woods . 

The low-lying meadows , the Whistles , now skirted by Victoria Avenue , have often been flooded in winter . 

Balerno is the terminus of the chain of villages linked by the river valley which skirts along the northern slopes of the Pentland Hills . 

There were plenty of promises of big money , fame , glamour , fast cars and all the trappings that any actor might lust towards . 

The dead King had been a lecher who lusted after other men 's wives , daughters , sisters , like a dog on heat . 

But physical control is of no value without mental control , for whoever lusts in thought remains permanently unsatiated . 

As for the cliché about pregnant women lusting for pickles and ice cream , this has never been backed up by research . 

He ground his teeth together , lusting to tear the alien apart and eat of its lurid vitals , so as to comprehend something of its strange nature . 

If you 've mastered the basics of riding and are a competent rider lusting after some unbridled adventure , saddle up for trail riding -- a trek lasting two or three days with overnight stops . 

He lusts after Fat Margot 's tits and is jealous because tonight I 'll cup them in my hands . 

A military court in Zagreb on May 20 sentenced five Croats to terms of between one and 3@1/2 years for preparing an armed insurrection against the JNA to kill officers and their families .

On Jan. 31 , 1990 , a martial law court in Diyarbakir sentenced Mehmet Ozun to death for murder and for membership of an " illegal organization " .

Today Swindon Magistrates sentenced her to 3 months ' imprisonment .

A court in Bootle sentenced Fields on July 11 to 60 days ' imprisonment for refusing to pay the community charge or " poll tax " .

Sentenced to death for the casual murder of two teenage boys in San Diego in 1978 , Harris had lodged numerous appeals , several of which had been considered by the Supreme Court .

He was sentenced to death in 1983 , although the sentence was commuted to a 20-year prison term in 1991 .

In 1961 , Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann was sentenced to death for war crimes .

His brother , Gene Gotti , had been sentenced to 50 years ' imprisonment on July 7 , 1989 , after being found guilty of running a multimillion-dollar drugs ring .

Doherty had been sentenced to life imprisonment in 1981 for the murder of a British army captain during an ambush in Northern Ireland .

His co-defendant , Frank " Frankie Locs " Locascio , was also sentenced to life imprisonment ; both men were also fined $250,000 .

Luther Custodio , and 15 others including a captain and a lieutenant , were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Benigno Aquino and of his alleged assassin Rolando Galman .

Two men who smuggled half a million pounds worth of cannabis into Britain in a rubber dinghy have each been sentenced to four years in jail .

Ayres , from Cardiff , was sentenced to 11 years for robbery in 1990 .

Moore was sentenced for her part in the 1982 bombing of the Droppin' Well pub at Ballykelly , Co Londonderry .

On February 11 this year , after a two-week trial , Iain was found guilty on all counts and sentenced to detention for life .

Werner Lotze , 38 , a Red Army Faction extremist , was sentenced on Jan. 31 by the Bavarian state court to 12 years ' imprisonment .

After a five-hour trial Bao was sentenced by the People 's Intermediate Court to five years ' imprisonment for " inciting " counter-revolutionary activities and to four years for " divulging state secrets " .

Defendants who are convicted in the Crown Court are sentenced by a Crown Court judge .

He was sentenced to death in absentia last December after being charged with ordering assassinations from abroad .

Two former students were sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment .

The ship 's captain , Adrian Hopkins , who was on trial in Dublin , was sentenced in absentia to seven years .

His co-defendant , Rudolf Ernst , who was resident in New York , was sentenced in his absence to two years ' imprisonment .

On April 15 an FIS leader , Mohammed Said , was sentenced in his absence to 10 years in prison .

He sentenced both to four years in a young offenders centre for hijacking and to six months for criminal damage .

Both men were also sentenced to two years ' imprisonment after admitting they had conspired to corruptly obtain a consideration from Mr Barrett .

We are accustomed , almost from birth , to hear of children being maltreated .

But when she heard her children were being maltreated she came back a year later and fought to have them returned to her .

I think you 're maltreating the child because you feel guilty about carrying on with your gentleman friend at the hotel .

If one child in a family is maltreated , others in the same family are at high risk .

It was all very well for the government in Moscow to lay down severe penalties for its servants who maltreated the natives .

` Madam , I do not intend to beat , starve or in any way maltreat this child .

The more those kids were deprived and maltreated , the more motivated they would be to get aboard the enterprise culture and start creating wealth .

He knew that Keith was a bully , occasionally maltreated his wife , and owed Dempster Lumsden a considerable amount of money .

A saving grace is the stone wall nearby that adorns the eight-mile ridge between Dent and Ireby , a monumental task undertaken by rough men long before the coming of trade unions . 

The presidential portrait of Sir George Gilbert Scott adorned the Foreign Office for the duration of the UK 's presidency of the EC . 

Most gardeners are aware of the galaxy of spring-flowering bulbs and corms , but less well-known are the many treasures that can adorn gardens in summer and autumn . 

The realist pictures of Lenin and Stalin which hung in Soviet schoolrooms and meeting halls were echoed by those of monarchs or presidents which adorned public places in the West . 

She had been asking him about the little wooden cities which adorned the shelves in her room . 

His picture adorns the lockers on the shop-floor just as it beckons from the shop-fronts of Prague . 

The Winged Cobra is representative of the transcendental nature of higher consciousness or total spiritual enlightenment , and as such the image adorned the entrance to all sacred temples and schools of initiation in Egypt . 

Colourful nose-art now adorns the aircraft with a map of Japan on the forward fuselage with the name Evelyn Tentions on the nose cowling . 

The finish is what Hamer refer to as their ` '59 Burst " and is indeed reminiscent of that which adorns the best Gibson Les Pauls from around that era . 

The much-rumoured move was not seen as a surprise at Westminster where Mrs Currie , who entered the Commons vowing never to just ` sit around adorning the backbenches " , had slim prospects of ministerial rehabilitation . 

As well as a good selection of photos , Alan 's sketches and cartoons adorn the book . 

He had made the ring which adorned her finger , and the brooch at the neck of her dress . 

A wide pancake shaped black cloth hat with a huge brim rolled back on one side adorned his dark hair . 

` I do not wish to slander anyone , do I ? " she added , with a smile as sharp as the diamonds that adorned her . 

` Lady , you adorn my house , " he said , then looked past her at Turakina . 

One assessed the gold in her bangles , the tiger-rubies that ornamented her toe-rings , the diamond spangle that adorned her navel , and two highly individual whirligigs of silver filigree . 

A couple of swords and a coat of arms adorned the wall , whilst the wardrobe contained uniforms of differing design ; Hapsburg officers , especially hussars , were wont to please themselves what they wore . 

Brightly coloured shapes adorned the windows , and , as they passed , Juliet caught sight of a climbing frame and an inflated rubber castle at the rear of the house . 

She was sitting up in bed , her glasses already adorning her gaunt face and her hair curled up tightly on rollers . 

Spires , corner towers , belfries , even unusually shaped domes soon adorned all but the smaller frame stations . 

The clock that adorns it is four hundred years old , still keeps perfect time , and chimes its reminders every quarter of an hour . 

She was wearing something lime-green and minuscule , with silver sandals adorning bare legs that looked like the stems of a slender plant . 

In the very attractive all-white luncheon room , vases of beautiful red , white , and blue flowers adorned every luncheon table . 

I have been sent a Leeds United 1993-94 squad picture from the Evening Post and this now adorns my office wall , much to the amusement of my colleagues . 

The result is that the Viking badge today adorns a range of cars that only a few years ago would have been impossible to imagine . 

When a central bank buys a surplus of foreign currency it exchanges it for domestic currency , here Deutschmarks .

The ingots would then be exchanged for hard currency on the Indian black market .

Foreign currency is exchanged at the bank and any ` profit on exchange " is entered in the cash received book .

When a bank note can be exchanged for gold on demand at a bank it is said to be convertible or redeemable .

Up to 50 per cent of wages would be paid in rubels , which would be exchanged at a rate of one to 10 with the rouble .

But by exchanging sterling for Deutschmarks and then Deutschmarks for dollars , 1 would buy $2.00 .

Consequently an effective system of international trade requires the adoption of exchange rate arrangements which enable the currency of one country to be exchanged for currencies of other countries .

Estonia exchanged all the roubles in circulation for its new kroon in three days , at a rate of ten roubles per kroon .

This means that 1 would buy $1.90 by directly exchanging sterling for dollars .

At Hughes we 're continually expanding the frontiers of technology . 

Investment in this technology has expanded rapidly in the private sector ; there are now over 350 installations and the number is growing . 

The market expanded enormously at home , in Europe and in America . 

During the period 1990-90 , urban areas expanded at the rate of 11,000 ha per year . 

And the policy is bearing fruit : India 's economy will probably expand by more than 5% this year and inflation is down to 7% . 

Business investment rose 11% , while world trade expanded by 9.3 the fastest this decade . 

Strong words when you consider the market in cholesterol-lowering drugs has expanded by 34.4 per cent a year for the last five years . 

In the same time the army of managers expanded from 700 to 13,200 , the Health Department said . 

The Russian railway lines expanded greatly from 660 miles in 1850 to 40,194 , principally because of the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway . 

It expanded from 47,000 people in 1841 to 102,000 in 1901 and in 1860 nearly 150,000 people came to the town by excursion train in two successive days . 

Instead of the doctors and nurses we so urgently need , we have an army of bureaucrats which has expanded from 700 to 13,200 in the same time . 

Managers , technicians , and other ` lower professionals " expanded in number with especial rapidity . 

At secondary level , such work can expand naturally into the exploration of dramatic texts . 

Cache sizes will expand to 1Mb per processor with the next generation of memory chips . 

The universe would expand to a very large size and eventually it would collapse again into what looks like a singularity in real time . 

As budgets contract , appetites are expanding for old favourites such as oxtail soup and casseroles . 

Lime burning had expanded considerably at Halling in the second half of the eighteenth century . 

During the early 1920s the Italian economy expanded dramatically , and by 1931 Milan had more than a million inhabitants , a formidable industrial power base . 

During the High Middle Ages , many of these towns were successful and soon expanded . 

Drawing a large invited audience of , the debate was chaired by Hugh Rossi , former chairman of the House of Commons Environmental Committee and now a consultant with Wimpey Environmental .

Mrs Gillis-Tweed , who chairs the local neighbourhood watch committee , was with relatives last night after talking to police for several hours .

It was in consequence of that wish that Jennie Lee asked me if I would chair a committee on London Orchestras , which in fact I did , and whose findings I describe later .

I had also been taking up quite a lot of time for public service , chairing the National Gas Consumers ' Council , and also , more relevantly , working under Richard Hoggart who was chairing the Advisory Council for Adult and Continuing Education , which had a remit to develop national policies for education as a process continuing throughout life .

Priests continued to act as sponsors of the local catholic -- nationalist political structure , chairing meetings of the party and permitting the political use of the parish hall .

The association was chaired by John Hume and drew on the self-help traditions of the credit unions .

At the same time the Inspector-General and Commissioner of Police were both dismissed , as was Axon Soko from the party 's central committee , on which he chaired the economics and finance committee .

The AMU Presidential Council , composed of the heads of the member states , was chaired in the first half of 1990 by President Ben Ali of Tunisia , who was succeeded at the end of June by Algerian President Chadli Bendjedid who in turn was succeeded on Dec. 31 by the Libyan leader , Col. Moamer al-Kadhafi .

( With the exception of preparations last month for the visit of Kiichi Miyazawa , the prime minister of Japan , President Clinton has still not chaired a high-level meeting on the subject . )

A Greek lawyer , Mrs Irene Daes , has chaired a working group developing principles , guidelines and guarantees for the protection of mentally ill people , under the aegis of the UN Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities .

The conference was again chaired by Brian Redhead , and the 250 delegates heard presentations from David Lindsell ( Ernst &amp; Young ) , Mike Shaw ( Marks &amp; Spencer ) , James McAteer ( Shell International Chemicals ) and Geoff Dalton ( ICI ) .

MICHAEL JACKSON and actor JACK LEMMON will chair a tribute to chimpanzee researcher Dr Jane Goodall in Beverly Hills California , in May .

Ayliffe chaired the committee which produced the draft of the new constitution which was adopted by the next Congress in Birmingham in 1922 .

Emilio Butragueno , who twisted an ankle in earning the first of three penalties , may not be fit for the European Cup first leg in Milan next week . 

The Cardiff and Cambridge University player twisted an ankle during training and will undergo a fitness test before tomorrow 's game against France B in Arcachon . 

` You can say I twisted my ankle when the heel broke , " Paula improvised . 

Ardiles was dealt a double blow yesterday with the news that striker Simon Garner is almost certainly out after twisting his ankle at Swansea on Saturday . 

` I came back for pre-season perfectly all right and fit , but I twisted the ankle in the first minute of our first workout game against Brentford at the training ground . 

But the cornice offers no aid and he tumbles and slithers down once more , cursing and swearing and showering me in snow . 

The Italian crowd went berserk when they realised their man had lost his title , and showered Benn with coins and rubbish . 

Mr Sutherland , who lives in Holland , was reunited with his 27-year-old wife Anita on the tarmac -- seconds before the DC-10 exploded , showering them with debris . 

It smashed the car 's sunroof showering the family with glass . 

She picked her way between them , treading with care so as not to shower things with sand . 

She popped a prawn ball into her mouth and bit on it , showering him with sweet and sour sauce . 

Some of the patients look as though they have been showered with poppy seeds . 

In autumn a rowan tree at the front gate was showered with berries . 

The most memorable scene has German officers and their ladies trapped in an underground bunker and showered with hand grenades and gasoline . 

To implant multi-party democracy in ancient nations like Poland and Hungary makes historical sense . 

Science can now achieve extraordinary results , implanting embryos into a womb , filming the progress of the foetus , and providing details of its sex and genetic make-up . 

It turned out to be a story about the residents of a block of flats being used as breeders by aliens , who implant their offspring into the unsuspecting humans . 

I would then investigate the cell structure of this conception , predict the individual , and implant the fertilized cell into the uterus to develop to a full-term infant . 

` Why , Mother ! " she exclaimed , embracing the stout shoulders and implanting a kiss on her mother 's cheek . 

An adulterous wife might be the means of implanting a fraudulent claimant upon its property in the heart of the family ; to avoid this ultimate catastrophe , middle class women were regulated to observe an inviolable rule of chastity . 

An account of an ancient intra-uterine device , implanted twenty years before and never since then disturbed , made them all laugh once more . 

Only one person has survived an operation to implant an artificial heart . 

He implants ideas , gives clues , prompts proposals , and avoids committing himself publicly until the last moment . 

The method involves taking sperm directly from the man 's sperm duct , mixing it with the woman 's egg and implanting it . 

One was implanted successfully , but the pregnancy miscarried after eight weeks . 

For example , in mice modified liver cells have been implanted , which have not only corrected the phenylalanine defect but have remained healthy for the normal life span of the animal . 

The electrodes that had been implanted in its brain had been removed ; the scars from the surgery had healed and grown over with fur . 

The transponders can sound an alarm if the animal is killed and can also be implanted in the rhino 's horn , allowing it , and the poachers , to be tracked if it is cut off . 

SURGEONS at Harefield Hospital near London have secretly taken the first step toward implanting Britain 's first artificial heart . 

The Japanese researchers have implanted a ferromagnetic glass ceramic into the bone cavity close to the tumour site . 

O'Keefe and Nadel implanted recording electrodes into the rat 's hippocampus and studied the electrical activity of hippocampal cells during the learning of such spatial mazes . 

Within this spirit of democratic evangelism , the US occupation followed up their constitutional provision with other reforms designed to implant liberal economic structures which would encourage market competition , and equalize the ownership of private property . 

The word ` milkmaid " brings to my mind a picture implanted there perhaps by a song we used to sing at school : 

The dogs would have chips coded with their owners ' names and addresses implanted below the fur . 

Zimbabwe has begun an experimental scheme to track its remaining rhino by the use of transponders implanted in the animals ' skin . 

This led some to speak of a ` natural religion " implanted in the human heart and necessary to human well-being . 

Mr Stone argues that they have repelled both foreigners and foreign ideas ; that liberalism was junked before it was given a chance to work , socialism implanted without a bourgeoisie , communism introduced without a proletariat . 

As J. K. Galbraith ( 1979 ) has pointed out the adman actually creates markets and implants ` needs " in people ; he is not merely responding to consumer demand . 

It would appear that either the values had been substituted by the supplier ( without warning ) or the capacitors had been mistaken for components having an identical capacitance value but with a much reduced voltage rating .

Two main conditions can be suggested , that governments should be removable by electoral decisions and that some alternative can be substituted by electoral decision .

Commentary : as in other References , the final sentence substituted by the Court incorporates an unspecified discount to compensate the offender for the stress and anxiety necessarily involved in being the subject of a reference .

Perhaps this opens up the idea of the Government substituting depreciation accounting in place of principal repayments of loans but imposing the same control over the depreciation charge that it imposes on the minimum revenue provision .

( 3 ) It is not open to a court to substitute some different protection in place of the long-standing privilege against self-incrimination on which defendants seek to rely .

Subsequently Rasbora Ltd. , a company incorporated in Jersey , was substituted as buyer in place of Mr. Atkinson .

A spade should be substituted for the heart on the car sticker .

A matched pair of front fog lamps can be substituted for headlamps in conditions of fog or falling snow .

Synthetic fuels or ` synfuels " are liquids or gases which may be substituted for oil products or natural gas .

The words ` at least seven clear days " notice " shall be substituted for the words ` at least fourteen clear days " notice " in Regulation 38 of Table A.

Thus one new , expensive , and unproven system is substituted for another expensive , admittedly imperfect system , which has the potential for improvement .

Traditional perspective was abandoned but no new system was substituted for it .

Indeed all the signatures of an active ternary complex are lost when these altered enzymes are substituted for wild-type RNA polymerase .

Emotionally , he was imprisoned in his boyhood , the only difference being that the whiskey bottle was substituted for cream buns and lemon pop as the greatest imaginable treat .

A free system of administration was substituted for an official system .

Therefore , the babies ' body mass curve was calculated in the same manner as for adults , from birth length and birth weight , and this measure was substituted for birth weight in the regression equation .

Again , a graphic character is substituted for each word to give a better idea of sentence complexity .

After verification of the effect of the typesetting code combinations they were substituted for more computer-recognisable codes to simplify further processing .

These are my preferences , but many other professional art materials could be substituted with similar results .

` I have seen countries where you substitute a white oppressor with a black one .

Customs officers substituted the drugs with another substance as the consignment arrived and it continued to Scott 's house where he was arrested .

On a typical day , Macci 's students go to classes from 7.30 am to 1.15 pm ( they substitute their physical education classes with tennis ) .

Also a line which went something like this : ` Wilkinson substituted Frank Strandli with David R. with 8 minutes remaining .

The Chilean government is to allow landowners to substitute a quarter of native forest with plantations of introduced species .

As an alternative to the fan strike ( right ) , the defender can retaliate by substituting a palm heel strike .

She walked towards her office , plenty to do there which might take her mind off these worries by substituting others .

Can I avoid renewing the housing by substituting thick oil to prevent further leakage ?

For Attridge , Puttenham truly supplements nature with art , by substituting art for nature .

Applying those tests , first you did not substitute your own decision for that of the parent .

` The court does not substitute its commercial judgment for that of the board , " he added .

Feminists have accused political sociologists of substituting their own views of what should be the case in the place of evidence .

He had heard Yorkshire people substitute it for the word ` self " , as in : ` I 've been there me sen ! "

Furthermore , it is quite possible to maintain control in such situations without the judiciary substituting their view for that of the tribunal .

As land becomes scarce , farmers rely more on additional fertilizer to expand output , in effect substituting energy in the form of fertilizer for land in the production process .

In algebra a similar thing happens when we substitute numbers for letters .

The USSR wishes to substitute gas for oil for its European satellites .

We will erase or cross out the second word and substitute the word ` thou " .

CB is also trying to substitute floating rate for fixed rate mortgages in France .

However , we reserve the right to substitute alternative carriers/aircraft types as necessary .

But if we have men who are not straight themselves , then you substitute one crooked man for another , regardless of colour . "

Urine advertised as free of detectable drugs is on offer by mail-order to anxious test takers , who could try to substitute it for their own .

A court can not substitute a care order for a supervision order on an application for discharge .

Elsewhere , filmmakers attempted to substitute frenetic drama for intense conflict .

Later , when people got squeamish about that sort of thing , they substituted cats -- a dozen or so live cats tied up in a sack .

The exiles would then substitute new strength for old strength , and " change " their strength in the sense that old eagles " change " theirs .

But if instead of the terminals you substitute a network of personal computers or other intelligent workstations , you gain several advantages .

For distance you must now substitute that very special , and far less abstract , sort of distance which we call height : height which speaks immediately to our muscles and nerves .

A control sentence which substituted the unambiguous conjunction ` while " for ` before " provoked no pause at the word ` entered " .

He had a quiet game against Celtic at the weekend and was eventually substituted .

In the 1830's this moderate liberal finally substituted for the omnicompetent Council of Castille a ` modern " Ministry of the Interior and a Supreme Court .

Joseph 's attempts to end the dominance of the Hungarian county assemblies by the local gentry , and to substitute German for Latin as the language of administration , provoked deep and passionate national resentment .

In reality , the tsarist authorities substituted for the Nicholaevan concept of " obligated " peasants the slightly more beneficent concept of " temporarily " obligated peasants .

Ally Mauchlen , substituted on Saturday with a groin strain , is also struggling to make it .

He wrote down the surname ` Hughes " but then crossed it out and substituted ` Harvey . "

If this pace kept up , 10,000 buildings classed as ` historic " would disappear over the next twenty-five years . 

It includes material held in confidence which is not classed as " personal records " and certain types of journalistic material not caught by the definition in section 13 . 

The SAC 's letter to the organisers says the grant will not be paid because it classes the festival as ` a local project " and can support only ` national and regional organisations and schemes " . 

Pound , though hostile to Eliot 's Christianity , admired the song , classing it with ` Bolo " ; clearly Eliot revelled in this composition drawing on a pleasure in music hall which dated back to his St Louis childhood , and his youth in Boston . 

Alan Calladine added : ` We class ourselves as a working railway museum and are prepared to develop any aspect of the railway scene . 

` I would n't have classed you as a Shakespeare fan , " she said quietly , edging her way surreptitiously a foot further along the balustrade . 

He only classed it as a nightmare because of the head , and even that had more farce to it than terror . 

` My players must class the replay as the most important game of the season and ignore the Rumbelows Cup and the promotion race . 

A fourth plate illustrates the system of Linnaeus , ` who classes the plants by the number of stamina in the flowers " . 

So with increased age there is a switching of health rating from good to fairly good but no large increase in the percentage classing themselves as in poor health . 

With this is mind the Committee voted in favour ( 7:6 ) for the draft rules which classed all members other than Juniors as having full bondholding voting rights and responsibilities . 

The absolute number of adults classed as disabled increases continuously with age up to 79 years and then decreases slightly . 

Also , the relative risks of mortality for all age groups were highest among children classed as unoccupied . 

The population resides predominantly in areas classed as urban for local government purposes . 

Blue is classed as a cool colour and can be used to tone down very sunny rooms 

Thus , if a merger was to lead to the creation of a dominant position and a consequent restriction of competition , this could arguably be classed as an abuse . 

The throat is classed as that area running down the front of the neck and bounded vertically by the angles of the lower jaw . 

In all about fifty articles could be classed as literary criticism . 

Over three-quarters of all women are classed as unskilled or semi-skilled , compared to under two-thirds of all men . 

Children will not be classed as ` in priority need " by local authorities if their parents have become ` intentionally homeless " , the Lords ruled last week . 

A company qualifying to be classed as small is entitled to the following accounting exemptions : ( a ) It need not file a profit and loss account . 

Estuarine waters are classed by geologists into another three types : 

The advancing coasts may be due to emergence or to the development of constructional forms either organic or inorganic : they include , thus , shorelines which would have been classed by Johnson as emergent and as neutral . 

This tip is in a wooded valley classed as being of outstanding natural beauty . 

For example , genitives are not stored because they can be easily identified , nor is punctuation classed as a dictionary part of speech . 

Those inmates classed as illiterate were obliged to take a compulsory form of basic education , with the aim that they would at least be able to read and write by the time they were released . 

Many varieties of sausages are not classed as salami at all , these coming mainly from Germany , Poland and other mid-European countries . 

But then she was no longer classed as a shop assistant , Mrs Miller had made that quite plain . 

( He was still classed as a volunteer , but with a wife about to give birth was rethinking his situation . ) 

Tom Taylor , mentor and leader , had died before the group had its first exhibition , but remains classed with his friends . 

In this , in spite of her repeated offers to help Mrs Cranbrook , the cook , she found herself classed with Polly Beard and Herbert Fraser . 

There , as Marx had noted , slaves are often classed with women and children and are often obtained in order to be adopted by people without descendants . 

The school day should be extended for older pupils , with many activities currently classed as voluntary or extra-curricular brought within the normal working framework of the school timetable . 

They classed it as attempted robbery , because I never hurt anybody . 

I class myself as English now and I know the talent is out there . 

He classed their next three as ` Okay -- empty , " ` Okay -- Unmemorable " and ` Unmemorable -- again . " 

` I 'd have classed you as too wrapped up in your own virtuous opinions to be much good at listening to other people 's . " 

With Saturday and Sunday not classed as working days , it means Groves is also out for Monday . 

However you class it , a curving crack leads rightwards to overhangs in a situation of some impressiveness . 

Although by 1931 some 5,543,700 Poles were still officially classed as illiterate , the level of illiteracy in Poland compared very favourably with Italy ( 27 per cent ) and Spain ( 47.5 per cent ) . 

I was so offended by her behaviour towards me that tears came to my eyes . 

Words such as tramp , hobo and vagrant offended him , terms bandied about by an unsympathetic society . 

She said , by the shape of me she wanted to ask me , but she did n't want to in case she offended me . 

Nor did I meet you here to be angry with you , I hope I have not so offended you that you refuse to officiate and give us your instructions here tomorrow 

This was made very clear to me early in my fieldwork when I offended a neighbour by trying to make explicit return of food that had been given to my wife and me . 

On 28 August 1726 John Wesley offended his father with a sermon on charity that obliquely criticized his treatment of Hetty . 

Mrs Thatcher did n't like him -- particularly after he offended the Israelis with his famous attack on an Army officer on an official visit to the occupied Gaza strip . 

He offended the king in some way and was summarily hanged , appearing since as a shaggy man , wearing a great set of stag 's horns and blowing a trumpet . 

Those who offended the girls in some way were paid back with interest . 

However , the evangelical element in the DUP refuses to cultivate such links and occasionally offends the ordinary Protestant voter by taking what appears to the general unionist public as an ` extreme " stand . 

Pat Morley , producer of RTE 's major youth programme Beatbox , said : ` It 's a bit over the top for us , it might offend viewers . " 

If they would be offended by an offer of money , the occasional ( money-saving ) gift to them might be very welcome . 

Emerson was offended by these suggestions and reacted with characteristic vehemence . 

De Gaulle was also disappointed with West German policy after Adenauer 's resignation from office in 1963 and was especially offended by German interest in an American plan for a ` Multilateral Nuclear Force " in NATO . 

She was also offended that a young man as charming and eligible as Lord John should flaunt his foolishness . 

I do n't think we need to worry ourselves about people being offended . 

Because he did n't want to offend his mum and dad , devout Catholics . 

The evident squabble over the country 's soul is bound to offend those who stubbornly express the wish that religion and politics should be kept in discreet compartments . 

The seas were hot , volcanoes spouted ash and lava , and electrical storms crackled across the skies . 

Little lines of crawling blue fire crackled over Jekub 's battered paintwork . 

The highway , which links up with the old road south of Charikar , avoids mujahedin territory and and passes through a region where the Kabul regime has concluded deals with local guerrilla commanders .

For launches with the space shuttle , however , underwriters are concluding deals with satellite operators where the premium is set at just 5 per cent .

The personal skills necessary to conclude negotiations successfully in Japan do not come naturally to the Westerner .

A Grampian Police spokesman said the incident had been successfully concluded at 2.40 pm , adding : ` A man was taken into custody and a report will be submitted to the procurator-fiscal . "

The sequence , which included Gordon Brown , Robin Cook , Bryan Gould , and , as a finale , Clare Short , was triumphantly concluded .

Mr McLevy said that the company had moved its position over the lay-offs and had agreed to the Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service 's being called in if negotiations could not be satisfactorily concluded .

The administration 's trade policy towards Japan , she said , was based on the idea that if it concluded trade agreements with the Japanese , it wanted measures of their success .

He concluded his examination by turning to me suddenly and saying : ` I feel you are going to write this book one day . "

Benefits for people with disabilities were excluded from the 1988 social security reforms until the OPCS had concluded its disability surveys .

The visit was concluded with a question and answer session about Wood Group 's activities , workshops and companies which was chaired by Wood Group Engineering Contractors divisional manager , Ivor Harries .

Deals concluded in the first quarter averaged 4.3 per cent , slightly down on the earlier estimate of 4.5 per cent , but closer to the current four per cent inflation rate .

Both interviews could be concluded reasonably quickly with practical action .

The Montreal Protocol on Substances that deplete the Ozone Layer was concluded in 1987 , and 46 countries , including most of the big polluters , have now signed .

He concludes by suggesting that membership of the group that accepts children with disabilities as full members of the human tribe , is open to all .

The peace which ended this episode was not concluded until 1669 .

Ted acted quickly and in time a deal was concluded and he became the owner of one and a half acres of grassland .

Around 30 street surveillance cameras will be installed in the heart of the city as part of the Citywatch project , which aims to deter and detect violence , vandalism and theft .

They were intrigued by our entry and thought we had installed a much more powerful engine . "

I want to install a Perkins 4203 engine in my ex-army Land Rover which is currently fitted with a 4 cylinder petrol engine .

The Chinese will install 4 m new phone lines in 1993 -- 2 m home-produced and 2 m from abroad .

Yolland saw that the BCR had installed a turntable at Stretford Bridge , constructed a platform and upon it had placed a temporary station -- presumably a building of some sort .

The company believes the strength of its Rosemary brand , plus the ` state-of-the-art " technology installed at its new Bedworth plant , will enable it to achieve this aim .

If the draught is sluggish , it may be improved by fitting vents in wooden floors near to the fireplace ; or you might have to install a vent in an outside wall .

A pelican crossing system will be installed between the traffic lights at Blackfriars Road and the box junction at Rennie Street .

For in 1904 Lincoln Bush patented the Bush shed and installed the first at the Hoboken station of the Delaware , Lackawanna and Western Railroad in 1906 .

Two years later , in 1893 , they installed roller milling equipment , supplied by Gardners and Sons of Gloucester .

Yvonne was so shocked at how widespread the problem was that she has installed a hotline in her gym .

BAA Hotels recently installed the system at its three British hotels and one Belgian property -- the Sterling hotels at Heathrow and Gatwick , the Stansted Harlequin , and at Ghent , Belgium .

New loo , shower and dressing room facilities have been installed at the Pebble Mill studios in Birmingham .

The answerphone , which was installed in March to provide recorded information when the Library is closed , dealt with 1,500 calls .

Mr Havel 's house was continously monitored from a nearby tower of the Manes gallery in central Prague , and cameras were installed by the secret police in other streets where dissidents lived .

The braille translation system was installed in the prison by staff at the Royal National Institute for the Blind at Worcester .

The lamps , at a total cost of £4,000 , were installed by Grampian Regional Council after talks with local police .

Lights are to be installed on the Lanark Road near Foulis Crescent .

` I do n't like making excuses , but I have n't been able to practice as much as I would want .

There was obvious tension between Slozil , Steffi Graf 's former coach , and Capriati and between the coach and Mr Capriati , who did not believe his daughter was spending enough time practising on court .

You 've probably noticed how she spends every spare minute practising her putting .

Time spent practising skills , learning facts , and doing exercises is needed to allow understanding of concepts and knowledge to grow by experience and observation .

It 's a useful feature , allowing you to practise with a drum machine or even another guitarist , saving the need for two amps .

Some of these rituals we still practise today , though their meaning is only dimly remembered .

Indeed , some animal tissues still practise anaerobic respiration -- including muscle fibres , for short periods .

This hatred of accepted barriers was another throwback to his distaste for Victorian attitudes still practised in many Northern towns .

She practised what she 'd say to Sir Willie on the other dealers .

Having perfected each manoeuvre in the flat water , I could then sail down the estuary to the open sea and practise what I had learned on the waves .

Professional conjurers who do complicated and difficult tricks practise until they can totally forget the technique and concentrate entirely on the audience .

How many hours a day has he been practising since he left school ? "

Practice these techniques at times when you feel fine so that you will become expert for times that you may need them .

Those of us who now serve the Kha-Khan have practised together many times . "

At home , each patient was instructed to practice contracting the sphincter several times a day ( at least 20 times three times daily ) for 20-30 seconds as directed in conditioning sessions .

They practised for several weeks using newly-developed 1,600 lb armour piercing bombs and specially-developed torpedoes fitted with fins for shallow running in the waters of Pearl Harbor .

If this is an important problem to the parent , they should practise at home saying ` no " before they do it in public .

The drone of the Lancaster aircraft 's four Rolls Royce Merlin engines was heard regularly as Wing Commander Guy Gibson and the men of 617 Squadron practised their low-level bombing techniques .

An invaluable exercise is to practise saying your answers out loud .

Anywhere you have a major or minor triad , practise turning them into sus2 chords by the formula outlined here .

Practise taking shots before you leave the ground , ensuring that all your equipment is within easy reach .

PREVIOUS chapters gave advice that you can act on when practising writing answers before the examination .

It is important to practise adjusting the airbrakes during the float and to ` kick " yourself hard if you ever land short of your point with brake still applied .

Olga grunted , and then admitted grudgingly : ` Yeah , he practises on our old piano in the basement .

This is close to what GM and Ford already practise in Europe , with one difference : the American firms ' subsidiaries rarely trade cars or parts with their parent .

` He used to bring along his pet Alsatian , who sat patiently while we practised bandaging paws , " she recalls .

They act a lot ; sometimes I see them practising in front of mirrors , making faces and trying out their voices .

At ten past three in the morning they coshed driver Jack Mills , and then uncoupled the engine and lead carriage in a manouvre they 'd practiced at Rail marshalling yards in London .

You 'll practise all the skills needed for anchoring and mooring under engine in a small cruiser .

Those members of staff who have reservations about the value of a genuine partnership with parents can best be convinced by the successes of many small actions .

Many easterners are still not convinced by the virtues of unfettered markets , and only a handful were in any active sense dissenters under the previous regime .

Energy radiating from one focus is reflected by a hyperbola as if to radiate from the other focus . 

The purpose of this exercise is to demonstrate that energy does radiate from the body and that there is more to the human being than guts , blood and bone . 

Could it be physically meaningful to entertain the concept of a morphic field of life energy which radiates from a pole for the span of the organism 's lifetime ? " 

Her touch became lighter until all I could feel was the heat radiating from her palms . 

What is apt to happen when we strike a solid is that a whole series of stress waves radiate from the point of impact and move off into the body of the material . 

Although his support for Darwinism was unusual , his concept of successive waves of migration radiating outwards from a centre of progressive evolution seems to have struck a chord in the minds of his contemporaries . 

Imagine that a series of pebbles is being dropped in quick succession into the middle of a pond , so that waves are continuously radiating out from the middle . 

There was nothing in Luke 's voice to suggest anything more than a mild curiosity , but Fran could feel the tension radiating from his powerful body as he leant forward in the seat . 

He let go of her hand , but it remained there , captured by the silk texture of his skin , by the warmth that radiated from him . 

The lines are most visible on a clear night , in excess of about 25 metres from a sodium light , and are seen to radiate in planes parallel to the main axis of the lamp fitting . 

Major groups do not simply obliterate other major groups by competition ; rather do they radiate into the adaptive zones after the previous dominant group has become extinct . 

In the evening Chola woke him with some water to drink : he winced and then groaned as the pain shot out from his thigh and radiated through his body . 

It was broad daylight when I read this passage and the sunlight that radiated through the high plate-glass windows illuminated a scene of modernity and order . 

Her main complaint was a severe pain which radiated to the left eyeball . 

Ions are repelled from it ; they radiate out in straight lines as a sort of radially-expanding ` image " of the fine structure of the metal point . 

A light that radiates out from its source can dissolve personal limits , blending with other such pools of light to form a greater circle . 

They radiate some 2 yards out from this central point , and then no further effect is obvious immediately . 

Sometimes the legislature does this when it imposes the duty by couching the duty in very clear , concrete , and specific terms . 

The new-style sociobiologists , like the old-style ethologists , couch their arguments in highly anthropomorphic terms . 

A major problem is that , despite the socially specific nature of their definition of Greek literacy , they still couch the argument in a way that tends towards technological determinism . 

Business ethicists have not helped their case by couching their arguments in language that is foreign to managers schooled in the lexicon of finance and economics . 

More generally , while there is no denying that leaders couch their statements in moral language , which seems to emphasize differences and minimize similarities , their actions often bear little resemblance to these moral pronouncements . 

They then couch their message in terms with which their hearers will be familiar , seeking to move from the known to the unknown . 

Lin was writing about his native village but he tried to evade the problems posed by autobiographical honesty by couching his story in the form of a novel . 

As Steve Wozniak , the co-founder with Jobs of the Apple Computer Company , tersely noted : ` he can always couch things in the right words " ( Patterson , 1985 ) . 

Thus , we can not predict social events with absolute certainty and have to couch our forecasts in terms of probabilities , provided other factors do not change , which of course they can . 

For Nightingale , self-giving and service provided the key to spiritual growth , while Butler couched her appeal on behalf of prostitutes as a call to the justice and equality announced by Christ . 

In the early days she had had lots of quiet opinions , he remembered , which she had offered him , shyly slyly , couched as a kind of invitation or bait . 

It will come back with questions couched in the English query language which still exists beneath the Artificial Intelligence Language stuck on top . 

So : utter refusal , and refusal couched in terms of the most unctuous , sanctimonious cant imaginable . 

In his preface to Djuna Barnes 's Nightwood , he introduced a passage of autobiography couched in a similar tone : " In the Puritan morality that I remember …

Proposal documents inevitably employed statements of broad aim couched in general terms and expressed in a way thought to meet the Coordinating Team 's expectations . 

The underlying approach was still remarkably uncritical and very much a matter of assertion and appeal to reason , the message couched in fairly bland terms and over-reliant on a concept of progress from a philistine past . 

Note:If appropriate an estimate of fees may be provided couched with suitable caveats , and the person who is to settle the fees specified . 

The formula here involves the combination of two different styles : a main title , in a verbally adroit , catchy form ; and a gloss or explanatory paraphrase , couched in more orthodox academic language . 

This means that the exchange is normally involved in every application of its rules , even with a rule couched in terms of the bilateral rights between buyer and seller . 

She said : ` Scots can spot a shabby sell-out when they see it even when couched in sham patriotic language . 

Perhaps it is beyond their intellectual grasp ; or maybe the language it is couched in is too complex . 

The reply from the Eighth Army Advanced Headquarters dated the following day was couched in similar terms . 

Their hearers completely fail to comprehend because the message is couched in unfamiliar vocabulary and does not make contact with any of their felt needs . 

In the past , reasons for changing clubs have been couched in euphemistic terms , such as the need for a fresh challenge . 

That prayer might as well have been couched in his own patois . 

Second , the tone of such statements brooks no reply , and in any case the author 's argument is rarely couched in reasonable terms or supported by adequate evidence . 

Their arguments were deliberately couched in language which played down the revolutionary implications of the legislation and was designed to convince doubters that no changes of any real significance were taking place . 

The court held that the guidance was defective because it was couched in mandatory terms , and inconsistent with the intended flexible nature of the scheme . 

If something is couched in general terms then it is too vague and ill-defined . 

The enquiry was couched in a low voice , almost a murmur , although it contained a hint of a rasp on the ` s " sounds . 

Since material was couched in more moderate tones than hitherto , it was difficult to disprove claims that the speaker was intending to engage in reasoned debate . 

It will be observed that the first subsection is couched in the language of ` defence . " 

Equally , Bourdieu 's complaints about structuralism are not couched in moral arguments about human freedom , which is surely the argument against structuralism that one was most accustomed to in the 1970s . 

It 's no good sending a press release which is couched in the language of The Times , to your local newspaper , or The Sun , or something like that . 

However , the major weakness of the Keynesian theory of the demand for money is that it is couched in terms of a choice simply between money and bonds . 

There is frequently a " personal " element in poetry , but this element is couched within a highly formalised and conventional genre . 

` God-speak " often sounds pompous and bombastic and the sub-text can suggest : ` I 'm not really confident about my thoughts and opinions , so I 'll couch them as holy proclamations . " 

Do n't forget to contact your house insurance company , and ask them to increase the buildings cover accordingly to include the new building . 

If you are not satisfied with the manner in which your complaint is handled , please contact the General Insurance Manager immediately at the address shown on your policy or last renewal notice . 

If you would like to know more , please contact the Alumni Office , on 021 414 6878 , or write to the address on page 3 . 

Detectives still want to contact more people who may have seen what happened . 

` We contacted people living in the area about the inner Darlington local plan and it was decided then there would be no expansion of commercial uses in the area , " said Coun. Mrs Straiton . 

So when Branson contacted her to see whether they could resume negotiations , Wilson agreed . 

If there is any doubt about this , please contact me to discuss alternative arrangements . 

They had contacted selected publishers to seek support for the platform and were forecasting a launch in the autumn with a consumer market focus at a player price of about £250 . 

Hence , after many warnings , the London company had contacted the Sheriff of Rye to collect the debt . 

They also contacted Port Vale about Keith Houchen , but the Midlands club were only interested in a part-exchange deal . 

Michael Steen , owner of Wessex Home Care and a Dorset councillor , said more than 20 would-be providers had contacted him about licences . 

Firstly , my sincere apologies for not having contacted you earlier about your proposal . 

He gave them his card , hoping they 'd contact him at a London mailing address , for modelling assignments . 

If anyone else would like to help please contact Mr Campbell at All Hallows . 

The river authorities contacted the lock-keeper at Iffley and it was there that Dennis 's body was eventually recovered later that evening . 

For further information , contact John McLean Fox at the above address . 

` If she phones you will you ask her to contact Myra at the showroom , please ? " 

Contact your locksmith for advice on the best type of window locks to fit , and ask about specialist locks for your patio doors . 

In 1986 she contacted her local authority for help ; it was then , she says , that her life changed for the worse . 

→ As Warwick are without an official distributor in the UK at present , we contacted the company for their comments . 

He had urged the Chairman to contact the British Ambassador in Bucharest and explain the situation . 

Mr Ashworth contacted his family in Skelmersdale last night telling them he was in Liverpool although extensive inquiries are also continuing in Scotland . 

Once he had warned them , he contacted Kragan in the main house . 

If you have any original Lloyd Loom which is slightly the worse for wear , contact Graham Mancha on 029 6615121 . 

Please contact me on extension 4425 should you have any queries . 

By the time I had managed to contact mum on the telephone the flooding was getting even worse . 

So Victim Support contacted local charities on their behalf and obtained donations and furniture . 

Several readers have already contacted me regarding foul play and the role of the touch-judge . 

It would be too humiliating to have to contact her mother through her publishers or her employers . 

When your agent contacts us via Viewdata or telephone to make a ` firm " booking , they will be given a ` Booking Reference Number " which will be entered on the booking form . 

Unbeknown to Joan , her husband had contacted Richard with a plea , ` Give me three months alone with Joan . 

Earlier , Darlington magistrates listened to evidence from a former employee of Sturdy who contacted The Northern Echo with new information half way through the trial . 

Out-numbered , the two revenue men attempted to contact the Venturous with their portable radios for assistance , but as so often happens they had no success , and were forced to act on their own initiative . 

PC Dave Fishwick , of Darlington police , said he would contact the council about putting in a security system at Wesley Court . 

She advised the family to contact her six weeks before they are due to leave . 

South Africa counsellor Peter Schabort and Miss Grobler contacted the authority as part of their North-East fact-finding mission . 

After a wide-ranging inquiry , including checks with Magee College and other universities that drew a blank , Derry police contacted their counterparts over the border and tracked down Tamako . 

Would all organisers contact her prior to finalizing plans in order to avoid congestion of dates for teams involved . 

The 67-year-old contacted The Northern Echo after reading the wellie is to be replaced by the Duck Shoe . 

When it was decided that Mr Brown would soon be fit to go home , sister contacted the warden of the flats in which he lived to discuss arrangements with her . 

Whether you contact us by ` phone or by post , you are under no obligation . 

For further information on ICAIRR contact the 24-hour helpline on ( 0799 ) 30520 . 

For marquee events and wedding receptions contact the Catering Manager on ( 0532 ) 886214 . 

As pressure intensified , Mr Hurd contacted UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali , demanding to see the Cambodian representative to the UN . 

These people had been contacted by a couple who had opened their home for evangelistic supper parties . 

Survivors were contacted by telephone over two days in January 1992 . 

Having sought counsel 's opinion , the solicitor was contacted by the union . 

Late on Friday evening , Bill Freeman , Contracts Director , was contacted by telephone . 

Mrs Murchie was recently contacted by a woman in Canada who had lost touch with her son after he left the British army . 

The companies were contacted directly and were asked to send their annual and interim reports . 

Edouard was contacted in the middle of a meeting at six-fifteen Eastern Standard Time . 

The Asian women were contacted through a social worker who knew of a member of a local group who spoke English and might be willing to act as an interpreter . 

For further information , contact Mr. W.J.S. McCunn , Chief Executive , at the above address . 

A small number of patients were not contacted further on the advice of their general practitioner , usually because of concurrent malignant disease . 

One name conspicuous by its absence was that of Nigel Kneale , whom Whitaker contacted very early on . 

None of the organisations we contacted had large ranges to choose from but they might be able to help you out with information charts and publicity posters for a small or no charge . 

When he struck it hard against the trunk of the tree it seemed solid and did not break or splinter . 

She struck him hard across the left cheek with the flat of her hand . 

` Monsieur Vassoir ! " she bellowed , striking the glass so hard she thought it might break . 

` Shut up , " hissed Farrell , striking him hard across the stomach . 

Phat struck the motionless corpse of the coolie who had died beside Hoc a third time before he realized that the wretched man had passed forever beyond pain and productive labor . 

He also struck him when Sweeney tried to escape on the way to the Bridewell . 

On her way back up the stairs she struck it to make sure it had petrol . 

The defender avoids a stick attack and strikes the attacker with a claw grip to the throat . 

Williams jumped at the tailor , striking him repeatedly with blows to the head . 

He raised his good arm and struck the glass with his elbow , a single jab which shattered the window . 

There was such an awful mockery in that face that it made Tuan Ti Fo want to strike it with his fist . 

He tells the despairing Moses to strike a rock with his rod , and water will stream forth from it for the people to drink . 

I remember being with him when a drunken drug addict , brought to his door by Sgt. Hendry , broke away and lunged at Chief Fyvie bringing up his hand-cuffed wrists to strike the chief in the face . 

` Ah , no , Sir Richard may be pompous , Lady Isabella frosty , Dame Ermengilde may strike her cane on the floor in temper , but Vechey 's death can not be dismissed . 

She returned to the sitting room and struck Tam , who had knocked the bowl of biscuits from the table and was wolfing them off the carpet . 

In the Sala Grande , see the high drama of Moses Striking Wate r from the Rock and a fascinating Temptation of Christ , with Satan portrayed as a beautiful youth .

At Baiyunguan the first courtyard features the Wind Containing Bridge , where visitors attempt to ensure their good fortune by striking a 17th-century copper bell with coins .

It 's reported that one of the Baghdad sites struck by cruise missiles was the home of the youngest of Saddam Hussein 's three daughters .

It was the sort of movement that was music to England manager Graham Taylor but the 25-goal striker , recovered from groin trouble , was denied as his shot smashed against the legs of Schmeichel . 

Whatever the reason , Toks ' tighthead failed to get down and his head smashed against his opposition 's shoulder . 

He had fallen badly , his head smashing against the chipped sink with enough force to crack his skull like a breakfast egg . 

All the time the tide was coming and now was smashing against the wave breakers , but here came a big wave . 

The truck smashed into the barrier , broke through it , lurched down an embankment . 

A cloud of metal , glass and debris smashed into the car , whirled inside momentarily and was sucked out again . 

A car smashed into her rear end as she dithered over which direction to take . 

The T-Rex singer was 29 when his car smashed into the tree 15 years ago . 

A PASSENGER train smashed into a truck on a level crossing near Lisbon killing the train driver and injuring about 30 passengers . 

The lorry smashed through a brick wall and plunged into the fast-flowing canal , landing on its side . 

The double-decker smashed through a fence and ended up perched precariously on a bridge parapet at Brighouse , West Yorkshire . 

It appeared to be coming from somewhere to the right , the bullets were hitting the house high up and smashing through the windows of one of the bedrooms . 

But as she did so , a crushing weight smashed across her skull . 

FIVE men were killed and two seriously injured when two vans smashed head-on yesterday . 

Our daily bread is concocted by chemists who do not sleep easy at night . 

He used wholemeal flour to make bread , scones , pies and cakes , concocted elaborate salads and dosed himself with vitamins . 

On the second day the guests worked with the R&D flavourists concocting flavours they themselves had suggested . 

Downstairs kitchen staff worked with a variety of so called " labour saving devices " to concoct a host of culinary delights . 

The first of its kind in Scotland , this course incorporates a strong German language element and has been developed in partnership with Industry .

Any realistic model should incorporate more elements than simply the relative importance of leading officers and councillors , otherwise a distorted and simplistic picture of power inside local authorities will emerge .

Eliot uses at times a simplistic traditional form which incorporates elements of modernism , i.e. the subject matter providing a quirky pattern common in some poems .

Three of the new models incorporate one or more 50 MHz Supersparc processors , while others feature 36 MHz and 40 MHz versions .

Most of the recent models of Jupiter have incorporated this feature .

Inovatic International SA , based in Chatenay-Malabry , near Paris , claims its new EasyReader 1.2 software is the first optical character recognition package for Windows to incorporate neural network technology .

This response has incorporated the respectable face of feminism , concerned with ` equal rights " , into its understanding and provision , with a range of initiatives intended to acknowledge the justice of equal opportunities .

The detailed provisions of Ord 22 , r 6A , which incorporate RSC , Ord 37 , and relate to provisional damages in personal injury actions should be considered .

This Act of 1890 incorporated the ` Cross " and the ` Torrens " provisions , and empowered urban sanitary authorities to erect workers ' dwellings independently of clearance schemes .

It incorporates a short history of the company with a few important milestones in its development and explains the company 's current service to the processing industries .

A framework of this nature will incorporate emotional and existential components of pain , as well as the sensory aspects .

In the case the issue arose in relation to an order made against a firm of solicitors under section 27 of the Drug Trafficking Offences Act 1986 , which incorporates section 10 of the 1984 Act .

Fortunately , the legal definition of crime incorporates the assumption of its ` naturalness " to free and rational human beings , which was discussed in the previous section .

John Holton 's band incorporated a Hammond electric organ which was new to Scotland .

Meanwhile the Getty Museum will continue its study of the Kouros and is mounting an exhibition at the Museum in January 1993 which will incorporate much of the debate from the recent conference .

The stand contained 4,100 seats , installed at a cost of 2d each , and incorporated the latest in spectator comfort .

It is hoped to incorporate bogies of the standard Talyllyn pattern ( adapted to 2-foot gauge ) and a timber body of traditional narrow gauge design .

The R4000 SuperMax comes in an eight CPU configuration and incorporates up to eight disk controllers , 20Gb disk and can support up to 1,000 workstations -- prices start go from £30,000 to £300,000 .

If the system incorporates a bilevel or chopper drive circuit the current control can be over-ridden at the appropriate times to make the full supply voltage available continuously .

All have songs ranging from fast to slow , and also songs that incorporate both ends of this range .

A vapour barrier is formed by packaging the salt in foil lined boxes . 

THE EAST Kilbride-based Robert Wiseman Dairies will be packaging English milk from a greenfield site in Manchester early next year , the firm 's managing director told farmers at Dumfries . 

Recycled plastic can be used , quite hygienically , to package eggs , tomatoes , apples and all manner of skinned food and vegetables . 

A £25 excess applies and brittle items must be packaged by professional packers . 

Is the Minister aware that the cracker he pulls this Christmas will probably have been packaged by a home worker , as will the Christmas cards and gift tags ? 

Places have become commodities to be packaged , marketed and sold . 

A number of products are now packaged in recyclable materials . 

The tree produces its nuts in groups that fit neatly together like the segments of an orange and are packaged in a box . 

` Apart from the coaches we are taking , the club has chartered a plane and then there will be those making their own way in private or hired cars , mini-buses and vans , '' said Dave .

The bodies of the four victims of last week 's crash near the government-controlled town of Awiel , 560 miles south-west of Khartoum , arrived in the capital on a plane chartered by the United Nations Children 's Fund ( Unicef ) .

In 1927 , the year that Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic , Cooks chartered a plane to take fans from New York to Chicago to attend the Tunney-Dempsey boxing match .

He immediately chartered a plane to take him to Paris the next day and made his meeting .

It chartered military planes to transport passengers , allowed the airlines to charter foreign aircraft and crews and recruit foreign pilots , allowed some international carriers to carry passengers on domestic routes , and provided financial support to the airlines to keep other employees in work .

While making Gargantuan in Spain during the Fifties ( Fielding again ) , Bullion had chartered sex planes from New York , London and Paris just to keep Lorne in chicks for the five-month shoot .

Cheers barman Woody Harrelson and Bangle Susanna Hoff were among guests on a jet chartered by the Die Hard star .

In January 1990 , during the civil disturbances in Baku , he chartered a plane and dramatically evacuated his wife and other members of his family to safety .

She chartered her own jet for the trip , arriving at the prison gates by limousine .

Mr Hartling 's predecessor , Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan , avoided such pitfalls by simply chartering private jets and paying for them out of his not inconsiderable private coffers .

More than one hundred smartly dressed American solicitors had already chartered a plane and were even now heading across the Atlantic .

One flight , in October 1992 was chartered by 250 ethnic Albanians .

The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway , chartered by a Canadian Liberal government in 1904 , was designed to exploit these vast northern regions .

A fifth vessel , chartered by the French government , sailed direct from Durres to Marseille with the refugees from the French embassy .

From 1903 , in another effort to break the CPR 's monopoly , the Grand Trunk Pacific was chartered by the Canadian government to build another coast-to-coast line .

It follows from the foregoing that a condition of the type at issue in the main proceedings , which stipulates that where a vessel is owned or chartered by natural persons they must be of a particular nationality , and where it is owned or chartered by a company the shareholders and directors must be of that nationality , is contrary to article 52 of the E.E.C. Treaty .

Serenissima has chartered the first-class river vessel the MS Rousse for two 7-night journeys commencing on 6 July 1991 .

The latter is angry with Cory for chartering his rocket and ordering him to fly here without word of explanation .

But when enterprising individuals like Thomas Cook began chartering trains and organizing cheap day excursions , the working classes seized upon the opportunity to get away .

She exhaled deeply and massaged the back of her neck with one hand . 

His collarbone ached , and he dug at it with his good arm , massaging the stiffness with his fingers . 

Plummer replaced the receiver slowly , massaging his chin thoughtfully with his other hand . 

Mr Stanforth massaged his sharp jaw with one finger , and looked thoughtful . 

Add a few drops to your bath or massage the oil into your skin . 

You can massage them on your hands , on your temples , or you can use it as a what they call steam inhalation . 

This includes massaging the prostate gland and massaging the urethra over a metal sound . 

Gently massage your scalp after removing the rollers , working fingers through the hair to loosen the curls . 

Her foot connected hard with Benton 's right shin and he yelped in pain , reaching down to massage the throbbing limb . 

To massage your palm , support the back of your hand with your fingers and make small rotary motions with your thumb pad over one spot at a time . 

The feet are massaged and the side and end of the thumb are used to press quite deeply into a particular reflex area . 

His hand was still massaging her nape and all the fear and tension seemed to be draining away , leaving her drowsy . 

She tried to massage her neck but her left arm would not move . 

Scott reached up and massaged his own shoulders as best he could . 

So if you massage in the neck with your moisturizer with upward movements it will help those lines . 

Apply KOLESTRAL-SUPER directly onto the hair and massage gently . 

Pressing her fingers to the knot of tension at the back of her neck , she massaged gently , then stretched her limbs to relieve some of her aching muscles . 

Josef Jakobs landed in a potato field in North Stifford , Essex , falling heavily and breaking his ankle . 

Amelie fell and broke her hip just two days before they were due to sail on the liner for France . 

On the other hand , if I did slip and break my hip I should no doubt be dead by the morning . 

About this time Mrs Foskett slipped on the floor and broke her hip , dying shortly afterwards . 

The facts are : Lady Eleanor kept to herself , put on her cloak to go for a walk and , in the half-light , slipped on the staircase at Godstowe , fell and broke her neck . " 

At every step they fall back , foxed and flummoxed by the snow , tripping over buried buckets , breaking their shins on hidden cobbles . 

David Riley had safely negotiated the slide and a climbing frame when he tripped on scattered pieces of safety surfacing , breaking a bone in his lower right arm . 

Hunt , who broke an ankle at the start of this season , said : ` This is a good opportunity for me to show what I can do after a bit of a difficult time . " 

A BURGLAR broke his ankles when he leapt out of what he thought was a first-floor window at Bristol — and fell four storeys . 

I was going to be a pro racer and was doing real good until , at thirteen , I was goofing around and broke my arm . " 

Loughlin , out until Christmas , broke his arm playing for Great Britain against New South Wales Country , and Saints have been told that insurance does not cover players on international duty . 

Trevor Miles broke his left arm in three places when he was pushed into a wall by some boys at school . 

The most unusual item offered in the auction is the special lightweight wrist-brace which Jackie wore after he broke a bone in his wrist in an F2 race at Jarama . 

Eldon Brown 's 40-year-old victim broke her pelvis , ankle and four bones in her back , after jumping from a fourth floor window to escape him . 

He broke both bones in his right forearm and will be in plaster for eight weeks . 

He broke his hip whilst hunting and the poor man walked with a limp from then on . 

` My father even used to play , until he broke his hip earlier this year . " 

And last month an 18-year-old student at Lady Margaret Hall college broke a leg and injured her spine when she fell out of a window after a pub crawl . 

JONJO O'Neill 's stable star Danny Connors had to be put down after breaking a leg at Kelso yesterday . 

He broke his neck by throwing himself down on top of the reactor . " 

There must be some height , call it h , such that an animal would just break its neck if it fell from that height , but would just survive if it fell from a slightly lower height . 

Fourth Division leaders Southend may face Scarborough without Bennett , who broke his nose in a two-goal display against Tottenham . 

Collins replaces London 's Michael Watson , who broke his nose while sparring . 

He broke his nose early on in his spell here and was loath to get stuck in . 

Their trial was slated for 23 November but it was postponed until 10 January 1949 because Geisler broke three ribs in a car crash and was unfit to appear . 

Apart from a 10% collapsed lung , Lester broke two ribs and his left collarbone . 

World Champion Jan Kellner broke his rib during the squirt competition the day before . 

In other incidents a man had the tops of his fingers sliced off , another broke a wrist and a third suffered a heart attack . 

I saw Macca interviewed on Grandstand and when asked about it , he said with a smile that he broke his wrist in a ` freak accident " , but would n't say anything more . 

Ian , 27 , broke his wrist when his Honda CBR 600 spat him off over the high-side during a race . 

In the return match in 1902 , Fitzsimmons was beaten in eight rounds after breaking his right hand trying to knock Jeffries out . 

He affected a limp because one leg was ` full of shrapnel " ( he broke it falling downstairs during a party ) . 

One day I darted out of his way and he broke his hand on the settee . 

A COMPANY has been fined more than £2,000 after two of its workers broke their hands on unprotected lathe machines . 

West Indies captain Richie Richardson , who will play for Northern League club Blackpool in the coming season , broke a finger during Leeward Islands ' Red Stripe Cup match against Windward Islands . 

This spotted sea hare ( above ) is a mollusc that can squirt a cloud of purple ink into the water in response to the approach of a predator . 

A handsome Irish youth with ginger hair squirted some boiling water into the teapot and swilled a cup of dark brown liquid into a chipped cup . 

One thinks of the stories of child muggers bearing sharp knives , driven below by a greater police presence upstairs , of the Underground ` acid fiend " who squirts hydrochloric acid on people 's legs before making his escape , of steamers , hip-hop-styled persons perpetrating economy-sized thefts . 

Most species also squirt the oil at intruders as a form of defence so that the ground around the nest becomes impregnated with it . 

Needing something light and refreshing to slake a newly parched mouth and throat , she squirted soda from a siphon into a tall glass and added a cluster of ice cubes . 

So Daedalus is squirting one such solution through small round nozzles into the other . 

A milkman who was temporarily blinded when superglue was squirted into his eyes , has given up his job . 

She 'd read that when an elephant has a wound , the mahout squirts chilli juice in its eyes by way of distraction . 

It is a superbly efficient food gatherer , and can siphon ten gallons of water at a single suck and squirt this into the elephant 's mouth . 

Juron squirted his water canteen into that arid gob again and again . 

A man who had superglue squirted in his face by muggers may have lost the sight of one eye . 

Surprisingly , it 's normal for some women to squirt out a fluid at the moment of orgasm . 

Some fruit-eating birds can swallow fruit and only five minutes later squirt out the remains . 

Hard wheats are easily milled into white flour ; soft wheats do not separate so easily . 

In the brewery it is milled into a powder called grist and then mixed with hot water ( known as liquor in breweries ) in a vessel called a mash tun . 

The curds of two days ' cheesemaking are mixed together before being milled and pressed . 

You will see flour being milled here just as it was in Captain Cook 's day . 

With an underground fire contributing to a 50,000 tonne fall in ore milled at Libanon , losses at the mine jumped from R1.92m to R3.18m . 

In addition to the basic schedule of topics which was covered with everyone I developed special questions and rescheduled parts of interviews to fit the immediate circumstances of the person being interviewed .

There is , however , a possibility that the peace concert , which was to have taken place this Saturday , May 29 , in the King 's Hall , may be rescheduled for the autumn .

If the school refused to reschedule the trip , would this amount to unlawful indirect discrimination , or would the school 's decision have been ` justifiable '' ?

THE HOUSE OF LOVE have rescheduled their one-off London date originally postponed from September and plan to give away a limited-edition single featuring a previously unreleased ten-minute track at the show .

` No sooner had everyone recovered from the trauma of having to reschedule the full-length play festival than we heard about Portadown .

` There 's a lot of zander throughout the canal and I think we 'll be leaving it until next season before we reschedule the match , '' he said .

` But it 's been a complicated situation ; we 've had to cancel or reschedule gigs with Cozy 's band because of Brian 's thing , and there was a further complication &hellip;

SHONEN KNIFE have been forced to postpone their UK dates due to touring commitments in their native Japan , but have managed to reschedule one gig at London 's Clapham Grand on September 3 .

A guest , Mr Green , is dining in the restaurant with a young lady , when another lady purporting to be his wife arrives at the reception desk and asks that her husband be paged . 

Annie must have used the house-phone to have her paged at the restaurant . 

They are paged with the number of the next table that needs attention , instead of having to return each time to the serving hatch . 

While she phoned the switchboard and requested that they page the cardiographer , Michael Barrington the orthopaedic SR arrived and glanced at the shattered stubs of the young man 's femurs . 

The Damascus-based Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine ( DFLB ) on Sept. 11 shipped to Israel , via the International Committee of the Red Cross in Vienna , the body of a Druze sergeant in the Israeli army , Samir Assad , kidnapped near Sidon in 1983 . 

The two men , Emmanuel Christen and Elio Erriquez , were kidnapped by two masked gunmen only 300 yards from the Ein Helweh Palestinian camp , where the Red Cross runs an artificial limb centre . 

THREE men who kidnapped Post Office security guards then threatened their families were jailed for a total 40 years yesterday . 

TWO men kidnapped a Millwall soccer club employee and stole £21,000 , police said last night . 

POLICE are hunting a man who attacked and kidnapped a woman after forcing his way into her car . 

FOREIGN Secretary Douglas Hurd last night demanded the immediate release of three British UN officers kidnapped by Khmer Rouge in Cambodia . 

Except that the people he talks to on p120 really do believe they were kidnapped by aliens , and some were seriously distressed by the experience . 

SIX people accused of kidnapping a teenage girl and turning her into a human torch appeared in court yesterday . 

FRANTIC attempts were being made last night in the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir to negotiate with the secessionist rebels who kidnapped the daughter of the Indian Home Minister , Mufti Mohammed Sayeed . 

A Turkish army post in Semdinli had been ambushed on Aug. 3 , when nine soldiers and a village guard were killed and a further three soldiers kidnapped . 

` These terrorists have really made a lovely picture by kidnapping Liam Shakespeare , have n't they ? 

AUTOBUS ( Artificial Eye ) Overlooked Eric Rochant film about a ` sentimental terrorist " who kidnaps a school bus to take him to his girl , Charlotte Gainsbourg . 

The walkout was sparked by a Japanese demand for information concerning a Japanese woman allegedly kidnapped 13 years previously in order to train North Korean spies . 

Five foreigners kidnapped by a Turkish Kurdish group on Aug. 30 were released on Sept. 20 . 

This custom ended suddenly when a witch took the opportunity to kidnap several of the children , who were never seen again . 

Robin Williams is a grown-up Peter Pan who returns to Never Never Land when Hook kidnaps his children . 

A COUPLE told yesterday of their terror when two escaped convicts kidnapped them at gunpoint . 

A teenager who kidnapped his former girlfriend and her stepfather at gunpoint last year has admitted making more threats . 

Things go wrong for him in Marc Olden 's KRAIT ( New English Library , £15.99 ) when his business partner kidnaps the girlfriend of a man Martins betrayed in Vietnam . 

You seem to have believed that he might have kidnapped someone and demanded ransom money ? " 

Ana Eugenia was only 18 years old when she was kidnapped by the National Police : 

` We wonder if she was the daughter of a good family , who was kidnapped for ransom . 

A number of foreign businessmen have been kidnapped and held for ransom in Manila . 

Diplomats in Turkey say they 're confident , a British engineer and his Australian cousin kidnapped by Kurdish rebels , will be released unharmed . 

The JNA itself claimed that Slovenes had kidnapped two of its soldiers on May 23 , releasing them only when tanks and armoured vehicles arrived at the defence force headquarters near Maribor . 

Armed separatist guerrillas of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front ( JKLF ) kidnapped six Israeli tourists in Srinagar , the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir , on June 26 . 

` James , you 're doing an excellent job for the Maurin defence , but why could n't he have kidnapped one old woman and killed the other ? " 

DETECTIVES are hunting two youths who kidnapped a woman driver , sexually assaulted her and abandoned her in a burning car . 

Carvajal and his associates raided the warehouse , kidnapped the customs official , and liberated the logwood . 

When the FBI then proposed to kidnap a fugitive US financier , Robert Vesco , from the Bahamas , the Justice Department produced a legal opinion blocking the plan . 

Separatist Muslim militants kidnapped the daughter of an Indian minister yesterday and are demanding the release of five jailed colleagues as ransom , police said . 

On July 24th 1947 , Irgun kidnapped two British Army sergeants , Clifford Martin and Mervyn Paice . 

` Nothing made you conclude that he actually had kidnapped Monsieur Fontaine ? " 

` So you kidnapped my son for insurance , just in case I did n't deliver . " 

Mr Wakerley told the jury that Sams kidnapped Julie Dart by pretending to be a client . 

Then at 5 a.m. one morning , the security forces kidnapped her from her house . 

A CONVICTED sex attacker who kidnapped a six-year-old girl from a playground was jailed for two years yesterday after a top judge said the law forced him to disregard the man 's long criminal record . 

In Kashmir the militant Moslem Crusade Force ( MCF ) had kidnapped two Swedish engineers on March 31 . 

He also wrote the still-secret legal opinion which authorized Federal Bureau of Investigation agents to kidnap fugitives overseas without getting permission from foreign governments . 

I was dragged out of bed half asleep after being kidnapped the night before . 

` Only you 'd have to feel sorry for anyone who kidnapped Barbs . 

Earlier , it was alleged that Casabona kidnapped the 15-year-old , raped her and tried to murder her by pumping exhaust fumes into the vehicle while they were both inside . 

` He 's admitted passing himself off as the Prince 's chef , and when his dastardly plan to assassinate His Royal Highness by poison did n't work , he kidnapped him . 

He could have told her about the IRA kidnapping him , but that would have alarmed her and the whole household . 

THE sister of missing estate agent Suzy Lamplugh last night told how she was almost kidnapped by a crazed knifeman . 

In August he was kidnapped by Russian officers , hurried out of the country and bullied into abdicating . 

As ` Billy Blaze " , the adventure begins when your babysitter is kidnapped by Aliens from Fribbulus Xax , she is on the main menu for dinner ! 

A United States journalist working for the Tampa Tribune , Todd Smith , was kidnapped in the Upper Huallaga valley on Nov. 17 and subsequently found beaten and murdered in Uchiza , accused of being a US spy . 

I am afraid Nader 's wife and child have been kidnapped in England . " 

Alann Steen , a US national who had been kidnapped in January 1987 [ see p. 35024 ] , was released by the Islamic Jihad for the Liberation of Palestine on Dec. 3 . 

Mary 's ordeal included a 4am raid on her home by Scotland Yard and social workers convinced she had kidnapped Alex and smuggled him into England from Cyprus . 

For instance , did they know before they kidnapped the Bonnards that he was a doctor ? 

A SPURNED lover disguised himself to kidnap his ex-girlfriend then tried to stab her in the neck with a syringe , a court heard yesterday . 

The dangers for teachers in war zones of being identified with the government were exemplified by the fate of numbers of ` popular teachers " who were killed or kidnapped by the Contras . 

Two Swedish engineers kidnapped by the Moslem Janbaz " Crusader " Force ( MJF ) in March 1991 [ see p. 38151 ] escaped from their captors on July 5 . 

The Aug. 6 statement was accompanied by a photograph of United States hostage Terry Anderson , kidnapped in March 1985 and now detained for longer than any other of the Westerners captive in Lebanon . 

The previous night a Pamplona industrialist kidnapped on Nov. 24 , Adolfo Villoslada MartýNP0 , had been freed by ETA after 84 days in captivity , apparently after payment by his family of a ransom of 300,000,000 pesetas ( approximately US$2,800,000 ) . 

Recalling no doubt the fate of Vera and Orton Chirwa , kidnapped near the border 10 years ago and still imprisoned , Chihana bluffed his way back to Lilongwe and from there flew to Lusaka . 

After a while they kidnap and murder a young boy for kicks , bashing him over the head with a blunt instrument . 

What a coup for the bastards , if they kidnapped or murdered the wife of a Cabinet Minister . 

On Dec. 10 the independent station Radio Galaxy was reported to have been ransacked and its director F)x Lamy kidnapped by heavily armed individuals claiming to be members of the armed forces . 

Peter and Ann MacPherson were devastated by the news of their son 's involvement in the killings .

Leslie was devastated by the news , having tried for a long time to have a baby .

Children who made a successful adjustment and settled in happily with a foster family were devastated when they were subjected to another round of upheaval and insecurity .

WHOLE families have been devastated by Ecstasy , the so-called trendy designer drug suspected of killing 17-year-old rookie soldier Robert Jeffery at a weekend rave .

A family I knew were devastated when the thirty-five-year-old mother died after a short illness .

The initial shockwaves that devastated the Orkney island community of South Ronaldsay following the removal of the nine children from these four families , turned very quickly to disbelief and then to anger .

The National Union of Mineworkers says closure would devastate local communities .

` This has devastated my daughter , my family and the whole community .

She says she was devastated -- they were a young family with everything to look forward to and it could all have been taken away from them .

It 's a tragedy that 's devastated 2 families — now Mr Davies is holding out a hand of friendship to the boy 's parents .

Before it was over I had devastated his family , disappointed him and further divided myself .

Disabled 17-year-old Vicky Hoey who also suffers from epilepsy has been devastated ever since Penny , a four-year-old Tibetan spaniel , escaped from the family home in Morecambe Street , Tuebrook , Liverpool , on Saturday .

He was devastated when he discovered his premises had been attacked for the second time .

It is easy to empathize with foster parents duped into incubating the cuckoo 's eggs .

I wonder how many climbers today empathise with my reasons for climbing ?

Perhaps it is inevitable that the west empathises more with countries whose cultures it comprehends better than those of Africa and Asia .

We can not as subjective human beings empathize with electric fish , but we can , as physicists , understand them .

To empathise is to set aside our own perception of things and attempt to think the way the other person thinks , or feel the way he feels … a very different quality to sympathy .

She had never expected it would be so hard to pretend lack of interest when her very heart and soul were longing to demonstrate her love .

Accountants sometimes pretend interest in the figures , but this subsides when the dealer tells them what they want to hear : " I earn my living by making people money .

She was a beautiful woman who had found him attractive , or at least pretended to do so .

I turn over and pretend I 'm still asleep but she pulls the duvet off me and switches the lights on .

Blanche pretends to be so well brought up that she can not go in .

She pretended to search in the folds of her habit , where she had previously concealed the fox bag .

` I can not pretend that I shall ever like him , " said the lawyer .

She knew he was only pretending for the benefit of their audience .

He could n't keep pretending that Viola and Eleanor were the same person because Viola 's photo was signed .

Those books Thérèse read too but pretended she did n't because then she 'd have to go to confession about them and spell out exactly what she 'd thought .

Blanche pretends to be shocked by the surroundings that Stella is living in with her husband , when she arrives .

James studied the title page and for twenty seconds pretended to be fascinated by the contents of page one .

Even so , she had to pretend to like it , particularly because it had been given to her by her father .

Then I put my hair up with one hand and pretended I was a model .

She would touch her hair then fiddle with her hat and pretend to straighten her dress .

They pretended that what was happening was not happening , and if it were to happen , it would certainly never happen to the likes of them .

It was ridiculous to pretend that there was anything immoral about the cinema .

The children then pretend that one of them is the reflection in the mirror .

He said he needed me to pretend to be his girlfriend to protect him from the bimbos . "

She pretended to read it , hands sunk into the pockets of her skirt .

` They do n't insult you with weak dialogue or a stupid plot . "

She had been rejected by co-op boards and insulted by fashion arbiters .

How often we confine faith and insult God by entertaining puny conceptions of him !

Manager Intikhab earned a severe reprimand for to journalists that his players had been ` insulted " by umpire Palmer 's handling of the sweater .

He feels they do n't appreciate Patrick , who was not really likeable because he drank rather too much and insulted people and all sorts of things .

Let them know that you have n't prepared , and you insult them even further .

Never before has he dared to question the sensornet or insult another officer so openly . "

They would insult each other without mercy but with great humour .

Gratitude that the Scottish Football Association and Scottish Rugby Union have apparently stopped insulting us with Scotland the Brave is not reason enough to allow them to inflict ` the people 's choice " upon us .

Earlier , he was accused of insulting the Africans by holding his nose because he could not stand the smell .

If you are insulted because of the name of Christ , you are blessed , because the Spirit of glory and of God rests on you .

But for a long time all the local shop-boys had insulted him because he wore the uniform of a charity-boy .

In 1963 , having perhaps insulted one Prime Minister too many in the run-up to a general election , TW3 was taken off the air , although it was stoutly defended by Hugh Greene .

Tawell 's counsel , Fitzroy Kelly , had already insulted the jury 's intelligence by suggesting that prussic acid found in Sara 's body was due to eating too many apples .

` I would n't insult you by thinking I could learn enough in a couple of days .

In charge of the bar a man of scarlet face and furious character roared and insulted in an orgy of camp bonhomie .

It was the first time in her life that she had been openly insulted .

So long as an account 's written down somewhere , no one 's going to fuss about the details . 

Paula 's always fussing about her figure so she does n't go to Mr Roberts ' sweet shop , she buys tapes and magazines from the newsagent 's on the corner . 

Feeling depressed one day he decided to explore a few of the corridors in Nightside and plant his packet of seeds to remind him of home .

Some of the vines are planted up to 180 metres , but most are grown at an altitude of between 140 and 160 metres on full south-facing slopes .

The world 's biggest producer of triticale , the Soviet Union , planted at least 280000 hectares in 1980 , mainly around the Black Sea .

They 're planted quite closely together to deny any weeds a chance of seeing the sunshine .

It is therefore far better to plant a single , carefully selected plant in the chosen spot than to build up a mishmash of clashing foliage .

The vineyard area of Champagne is now almost fully planted and the greedy grape growers have broken the long-standing contract that determined the annual price of the grapes .

If all went well he could be back happily planting seeds in the vegetable patch with his mother , instead of alone in the corridors .

At Holkham we looked hopefully up into the pine trees planted long ago to help stabilise the sand dunes , and we ` pished " .

I also like to plant in the autumn to allow the winter rains and mists to work for me .

Normally the grass is sown with clover and it is planted in rotation with the cash crops .

Parish councillors thought that if the steep banks could be planted with shrubs and low growing trees this would hold the steep banks either side of the path .

Potatoes were planted on Good Friday as it was believed that this was one day on which the Devil had no power to poison and ruin the soil .

Later Duhamel and his team were visited by an immaculate Inspector-General who told them they really ought to plant a few flowers around the gloomy station .

She had planted some runner beans in the patch of the old vegetable garden he had dug earlier ; they were flowering energetically and seemed to have been worth the trouble .

Jamie Shepherd drove the accelerator almost into the floor as the van spluttered past a milk cart . 

Sigarup picked up a piece of unlit jharo and held it in the fire until it was blazing and drips of flaming resin fell from it , spluttering to the ground . 

Where previously they would on occasion lose direction and splutter to a halt , now their relentless barrage seamlessly moves from one epic song to another . 

Meanwhile the couple in bed were so engrossed in each other that neither of them heard the fuse as it spluttered towards them . 

We shall not deceive the people by saying the task of National Reconstruction is easy , or that it can be accomplished in a twelve month [ period ] . 

And he did n't deceive himself about the nature of her hold on him . 

I thought he and you , both of you , had deceived me about your relationship -- the way Suzanna and Raich deceived me for a time . 

Shortly before Themistokles fell , Aeschylus ( in 472 ) produced a play , the Persians , which reminded the audience of how Themistokles had deceived King Xerxes at the time of the battle of Salamis . 

` Yes , I know that she deceived us as to who she is , but how could you believe a word Lord Blaine said about her , and she such a good hardworking girl ? 

A banker who is deceived by a client can therefore face serious charges without the traditional benefit of being presumed innocent . 

The best example of this was the way in which she stung the Government into action to do something about AIDS . 

She was still shaken that anyone should calmly kiss her when she had not been long widowed , but his remark stung her into retort . 

Besides , I thought it might sting you into giving me something on the Mallenders . 

Wright conceded he had been stung by what Graham had to say , and was obviously pleased with his performance last night . 

Perhaps Louis was also stung by the threatened negation of his own youthful exploits on the March . 

Kohl was stung into an angry retort , accusing the Congress of sending an emissary to East Berlin at the end of 1989 with a ` polemical " message which pleaded against German unity . 

The CPRE hopes ” The Lost Land ” report will sting decision-makers and planners into action — otherwise , it argues , much more countryside will disappear under concrete in the next forty-five years . 

Its energy fields separate me from Pool as soon as I enter it . " 

When listening to Ghorbanifar , as a CIA man reported in December 1985 , it was ` extremely difficult to separate the good from the bad information . " 

Some conclusions are apparent , however , that help to show why buy-outs take place and what separates the wheat from the chaff : 

Separate the garlic into cloves but leave each intact and unpeeled . 

If you use continuous stationery , please remove sprocket margins and separate the sheets clearly into individual documents for each employee . 

Of if you want to separate the picture into two , you could draw a picture representing the land in the south and the land in the north . 

Over hundreds of millions of years , as species evolved , they developed better designed hearts with extra chambers which succeeded in separating blood-borne oxygen on its way to the muscles or fins , and back again . 

If there are several lectures or seminars that day , carry the appropriate note sheets for each course , separating the different notes with the card dividers . 

To test the boy 's power of observation and memory , two or three herds from different homesteads are mixed , and the boy is asked to separate them by picking out all that belong to his herd . 

An usher made an unsuccessful attempt to separate the two men , but it took the intervention of the woman to calm things down . 

Harris struggled to separate the words , but all he could hear was Piper 's anguished keening . 

The pre- and postsynaptic membranes can be separated out from IMHV and studied in isolation by centrifugation , rather like the method I described in Chapter 3 . 

Britain doubted whether the UN could do more than to postpone the day when Soviet domination over Korea was established . 

Permitting new supplies , as is suggested in paragraph 55 of draft MPG6 , only postpones the day when such a prospect has to be faced . 

The Rolling Stones , George Harrison , Bob Dylan and Rod Stewart are still strutting and fretting away , postponing the time when they are heard no more . 

It is impossible to postpone childbearing indefinitely without children being cancelled altogether . 

He postponed implementing a scheme until more groups , including industry and business , were consulted . 

The judge postponed sentencing for pyschiatric reports but warned the normal punishment for attempted robbery was at least 7 years in prison . 

The Mexican government has postponed plans to construct a hydro-electric dam on the Rio Usumancinta , near the border with Guatemala . 

There was also concern among US officials that the funding would encourage Israel to continue to postpone steps to liberalize the economy . 

With an election looming on June 6th , the Socialist government had every reason to postpone the embarrassment of a third successive devaluation . 

The banks also agreed to postpone amortization payments due between 1991 and 1994 , a measure calculated to save Chile approximately $1,800 million annually over the following four years . 

Television had postponed Manchester United 's scheduled visit to Anfield so it could be shown live on 22 December , the longest night . 

It does not seem , in general , valuable to postpone death by a few hours at enormous cost . 

As things are , I 'd like you to postpone your leave for a bit . " 

The mother postponed her second marriage for six months to give time to sort out the new relationships . 

When the Soviet parliament invoked emergency laws to postpone the strike for two months , the union refused to call it off -- in effect , daring the government to end it by force . 

Tripoli postponed the elections until February ; Ajdabiyans confidently expected them on 1 February , and after that day the chairman of the local Assembly telephoned Tripoli each afternoon to ask if he should hold the poll . 

The Law Society has urged the Government to postpone the changes in civil legal aid for one year because it believes the rise in spending on it is a temporary blip . 

He plans to go ahead with his wedding , which was postponed last Wednesday , on his return to Sarajevo . 

Originally scheduled for late May , the conference was postponed by the government to July 15 . 

The presentation of the 1991/92 budget had been postponed from February 1991 under Congress ( I ) pressure because of the approaching general election [ see p. 38006 ] . 

The freeing of oil prices was postponed until June from the target date of April 1 . 

The danger is that prospective purchasers will postpone spending money until they have finished upgrading to Windows . 

John Scott Morgan , author and a member of the Society , had to postpone the talk originally arranged for October 1992 . 

The visit , postponed from September , included an address by Yeltsin to the South Korean National Assembly on Nov. 19 . 

The Presidents of Russia and Lithuania postponed until October the actual signature of a treaty on troop withdrawal , due to " technical " difficulties . 

His wife Val contributes a postscript in which she reveals , rather wanly , that she is still looking forward to her honeymoon , postponed because of a rugby match . 

We can stay much as we are , in the same old muddle , with difficult decisions postponed . 

Cover and simmer the chicken for 15-20 minutes , until tender . 

Simmer the chicken for a further 10-15 minutes until the chicken is tender . 

Simmer the aubergines in a large pan of water until just cooked , about 10min , or cook , covered , in the microwave for 7-8min or until just tender . 

Gently simmer the courgettes , mushrooms , onion and herbs in water for 10 minutes . 

Simmer the onion , garlic , celery leaves and tomatoes in the fish stock for 10 minutes then add the swordfish . 

Natural stomachs are not often used now and the casing should be well pricked before the haggis is simmered in a pan of water for 30-40 min . 

Crammed with sausage , potatoes , eggs , bread and ham , the pig 's innards are simmered in salt water for three hours . 

Pass through a sieve and simmer the juice gently to remove most of the water . 

Simmer the onion and garlic in the tomatoes , herbs and black pepper . 

Boil for 5 minutes on gentle heat then add mushroom -- and simmer in a covered saucepan for a further 7 minutes . 

A few questions about general financial transactions were asked and answered , and Meese then pointed out the paragraph about the diversion . 

Whenever possible , speakers of mother tongues are available so that questions can be asked and answered . 

And I answered aloud , ` Because I did n't want to leave him . " 

Working with a partner , A asks B open questions , which B tries to answer as briefly as possible . 

Flyte answered hurriedly , as if anxious to finish what he had to say . 

But the doctor was an honest , friendly man , and he answered quickly , ` She did , but she did n't want you to know . 

I ca n't really answer how I got into it , me , I got three big brothers so , maybe that 's got part to do with it . 

` I 'm going to ask you questions , Madeleine , and every time you answer no , I shall adorn you with one of these pegs . 

The reason that Leith did not immediately answer was that her brain was fully occupied . 

` Den likes to see Dandy get the benefit of the cool night air , " answered Nessie . 

` My sister thinks Garry is abroad , " he said , answering the question she had n't liked to ask . 

Minutes later , when the doctor was answering an emergency phone call , John wandered into one of the examination rooms and drank carbolic acid from a bottle on a trolley . 

And before Fen could answer her question a dark bulk moved out of the shadows into their path . 

Here again , despite the relatively small sample , we can answer the question by looking at other libraries . 

Anne , you have already answered the point about making money and the difficulties . 

Lissa did not know where she found the strength to answer him without betraying anything of her inner turmoil . 

In any case I think I can answer your questions without disturbing her . " 

It is difficult to answer the question as to whether the papacy may be accounted a financial power of importance on a European level . 

He replied , but failed to answer her point about discrimination . 

We sat round the fire with our leftovers and I answered their questions about the day 's events . 

Linking ideas : students identify the meaning of selected cohesive devices in the passage ; they then answer factual questions about the passage . 

The ordinary beginner answers this problem simply by quoting Household Fire Insurance Co . 

Are people who volunteer to answer questionnaires in some way different from those who refuse ? 

We regret that we can not provide data or answer queries on articles or projects that are more than five years old . 

On the opposite side of their English fireplace , Sara was answering letters on her engraved English note cards : ` Mrs. Thomas Flitch , the Dower House . " 

Amazed residents who answered his frantic knock on the door threw water over him . 

The user answers the prompts on the screen and the program works out the date for return ( 21 days after the date of loan ) . 

Then , in your own words answer the question at the top of the sheet in front of you as honestly as you can . 

I do n't like to answer a question with a question , but she caught me unawares . 

Never answer this question with a straight no , or you will lose the interviewer 's interest immediately . 

I nodded my head to find I had opened Ali Baba 's cave merely by answering all his questions with the one French word , ` oui " . 

We regret that we are unable to answer multiple queries that do not comply with these instructions . 

It was in part to answer these questions that the California State Legislature in the Autumn of 1976 passed a law called the Natural Death Act . 

But I 'll be quite happy to answer any questions that members have . 

` You obviously know who I am , or you would n't be asking , Gordon answered without turning around . 

` Yes , " she answered feebly before giving herself time to think . 

Whatever it was her mind had said to her , she answered with , Well , it 's better than thousands of others in the town , and many a one would be glad of it . 

` If I have to do without the money , " Denis answered civilly in an effort to match his adversary 's self-control , ` I 'm likely to want the satisfaction of blowing your brains out . 

We could n't get a straight reply -- she 'd only answer in sign language . 

` I wish I knew , " Peter answered with a lack of tact that made Sarella cringe . 

Molly answered with resignation , ` out in the garden somewhere . " 

` I 'm sorry , I ca n't help you , " Caroline answered pleasantly . 

: ` Hold on , sir , " a young girl 's voice answered , ` I 'll put you through to Mr Stanley . " 

The reception office should be so organised that all sources of information necessary to answer enquiries are immediately to hand . 

The ringing seemed to go on and on and when at last a voice answered it took Jinny by surprise . 

CONCERN has been expressed that emergency calls are being answered by people who may not understand local accents . 

He answered that he had gone too far now and that the Country expected a dissolution . 

Please hold on and we will answer your call as soon as we can . " 

She did n't know how to answer him -- how to justify actions that were unjustifiable . 

Six months ago , Lucian Freud surprised the art market by parting company from James Kirkman , his agent for twenty years . 

The compact circuit , purpose-built with the betting shop service in mind , has surprised owners Ladbrokes with its robust evening trade . 

It need not surprise anybody that Victorian cities were unhealthy places . 

It surprised her that such division should be considered necessary . 

It hardly surprised her that the goldfish pool had spread so much . 

Use them , consult them , seek their advice and it will surprise the newly-elected councillor how much help and ` know-how " he will receive . 

It surprised her how little public knowledge of Jonathan 's behaviour affected her . 

Lady Dawkins , who had never heard him speak before , surprised herself by her reaction when she heard him speak at the Albert Hall in January 1912 : 

Which is why it always surprises me when people turn out to be such bad listeners . 

Its taste , light , slightly sweet and with no unpleasant or strong odours or flavours , is an added bonus and one which surprises most people who try it . 

If you visit the show next week and note down all the East Anglian exhibitors , it may surprise you what the nursery people from this area do to put on this wonderful show . 

It did n't surprise her to learn that he was extremely knowledgeable where his subject was concerned . 

It scarcely surprised him to find , when he plucked the key from its nail in the gatehouse , that the nail beside it was also vacant . 

` It may surprise you to learn that it was a serious question , " said Adam . 

Then turning to his wife , he surprised her with the demand , ` Give me your perfume spray ! " 

The attackers had obviously been surprised by the ferocity of their defence . 

` I can tell you exactly when I saw you last , " Peter said , the urge to surprise her briefly triumphing over the other emotions she aroused . 

I mean , it would n't surprise me in the least if , if you analyzed this dream you discovered it had nothing to do with being at school and nothing to do with taking exams . 

That is why it does not surprise me in the least to hear from my hon. and learned Friend about the letter that he received yesterday from Mr. Beck 's erstwhile cellmate . 

Let us hope Trevor can surprise us all and stay on the park until the end of the season . 

( He could surprise you sometimes with the bits and pieces of his knowledge . ) 

You may surprise yourself by how good your qualifications are when you look at them closely . 

Advertising has to surprise and provoke so people make an effort to think . 

` God , what an accursed night ! " mumbled Mr Beckenham , and , sipping his liquor , he looked over the makeshift meal with revulsion . 

I choked back the tears and mumbled that I was glad I 'd had cancer . 

Vlitos mumbled that ` it 's probably got residual sugar in it " . 

He mumbled that he was still in a state of shock and had been walking around in a dream all day . 

He turned eyes hard with disgust on Dana , and Claudia was n't at all surprised when her sister mumbled that Garry was waiting for her in a café in the main street . 

He kept mumbling that he 'd met ` the very Devil himself " and was shivering terribly . 

He mumbled words and phrases from the song quietly enough for the noise to drown them until a man returned to his side and stopped . 

She mumbled something while Flora supported her and I wiped her face with the warm , fizzy water . 

We rose , bowed to Queen Margaret , mumbled our apologies and crept out of the hall . 

Still mumbling the phrase ` Have one yourself " under his breath , Neville pulled two pints of the Swan 's finest . 

The girl , obviously acutely embarrassed , mumbled something about Bert maybe knowing a bit more , ` him being there , like " . 

He mumbles some nonsense about clowns being the cause of peace -- perhaps the money for the convention is the peace dividend ? 

Waller , still retreating , turning away to go back into his room , had mumbled something about something or other . 

` How 's the shop ? " mumbles one balding sweating man to another . 

Len looked apologetic and woebegone , and mumbled something about not letting down his mates . 

Oh … that reminds me … when you came round , you mumbled something about having heard me calling you . 

Only one old lay brother , a hoary old man , mumbled about the abbey being the dark pit for the evil deeds of the Great Ones of the land . " 

` Nothing of importance , he just mumbled about shadows , shadows on the Kinghorn Ness . 

Round-shouldered men mumbled quietly to frumpy girls in spectacles or Filipino nurses who neighed dutifully at jokes they did not understand . 

Simon Pardy mumbled for the third or fourth time in the aggressive undertone which seemed to be his preferred manner of replying to any remark . 

Mum takes me to the doctor , our village doctor , who weighs me and mumbles about taking dieting too far and makes me an appointment as an outpatient at the hospital . 

For some time now , it must be said , the Antiguan superhero has been mumbling about hanging up his cape altogether . 

Tom mumbled on in his own way , a little flattered at the rapt attention he was receiving . 

` O Lord ! " she said , speaking extra loud to drown out Tracy mumbling on about her womb . 

` Hi , " he mumbled back , his bruised , swollen mouth making his speech thick . 

Willie grew more reticent and mumbled out something that George could n't hear . 

Athelstan was pleased he had judged the moment right because , by the time they reached the top of the rickety wooden staircase , Cranston was half-asleep and beginning to mumble piteously about how he missed Lady Maude . 

` OK , OK ! " she mumbled breathlessly before quickly picking up her suitcase and making her way into the large bedroom . 

Mrs Taxos mumbled crossly again and opened one gnarled hand on the donkey 's back . 

He keeps mumbling and chuckling to himself ; a likeably batty old buzzard . 

I tell myself I 've got the blood of kings flowing through my veins . " 

After a time , the white fingers become purple when the blood starts flowing sluggishly again : the fingers are then very painful . 

When they went on strike against the landlords in 1908 , blood flowed in Parma . 

Through some unexplained process , magnetic fields produced by the electric currents flowing in the cables seem to induce , say the depressives , the darkest feelings of gloom and despondency . 

Hence current continues to flow into the load even when the switch is open . 

The current flowed so rapidly that it lapped the banks , undermining the verges which fell in clumps . 

When the switching transistor is turned off the phase current can continue to flow through the path provided by the freewheeling diode and freewheeling resistance . 

The river flowed silently through the forest like blood through the body . 

In these the small rivers flow down quite steep channels , or gradients ( e.g. 1 : 40 ) . 

I. In their lower courses the larger 5th Order rivers flow in very wide valleys across the lowland plains . 

Four rivers flow into the great bay , the Ouse , Nene , Welland and Witham . 

They had eaten the delicious meal to the sound of the river flowing past while the sun faded behind the skyline . 

The Dead Sea is a terminal lake into which drains the River Jordan and its tributaries , as well as the streams flowing from the Judean , Edom and Moab Mountains and the Arava . 

A chalk stream , for example , may flow at a virtually constant level summer and winter , while flash floods may occur miles from a water course or in hollows well above the water table . 

It grew in a boggy area where there was a spring and a small stream which flowed in a desultory way after the autumn rains but almost dried up in summer . 

With general reduction of the land through which it flows and a decrease in the calibre of the load , the stream is enabled to flow over decreasing gradients . 

There would be even more noise when the navvies moved to their next camp closer to Swinbrook and beside a stream that flowed through the village and on to the river Windrush . 

As he sang , the tears flowed from the bandages , sliding slowly down his pale cheeks , till Donald , playing for him , wished he could play one-handed to wipe his own eyes . 

Tears flowed suddenly down Lais 's face as she saw the ugly swastika flag already flying over the German HQ at the Hotel Crillon . 

This difference in salt content leads to a difference in density , which becomes so marked that the dense southern waters flow into the less dense waters to the north of New Guinea . 

The lake has no drainage system -- excess water flows south to the marshes of Lake Poopo then evaporates into sand -- so the last of Peru was a sodden plain fringed by snow-capped mountains . 

Peat and water were still flowing into the underground roadways from the subsidence and attempts to block the exposed entrance to the workings were having no success . 

Soon , though , lava began to flow freely from the fissure , quite quietly and in much greater volumes than in the first phase . 

From the outset of a transformational-change effort , information must flow freely between and among the different parts of the organization . 

2 years ago , the River Misbourne flowed freely through the village of Little Missenden in Buckinghamshire . 

Water was conducted into the meadow via artificially constructed channels and elaborate sluice gates and allowed to flow across the grass . 

The warm tides in fact flowed right across the Pacific Ocean , originating ( it seems ) off the east coast of South East Asia and to the north of Australia . 

In the second test zone , oil and gas flowed at daily rates of 1,750 barrels and 13.6 million cubic feet respectively . 

There is no greater way to get the adrenalin flowing at the start of a race than when the commentator builds up to my name , the crowd waiting and then at its announcement bursting into loud cheering . 

Yes , he did envy the affection that flowed between the boy and the old man . 

The little girl answered and the conversation flowed between them for a while ; the little boy did n't say anything . 

My oil paintings often involve a lot of fine lines and small details , but when using fine brushes I find it very difficult to get the oil paint to flow from the brush very smoothly . 

Money was allocated , but due to delays in passage of the Bill through Parliament , as has so often been the case before , no money has actually flowed from the coffers in Rome . 

A well completion allows the oil to flow from the reservoir and into the well bore while holding the reservoir sand in place . 

The ancient Chinese believed that the electrical energy of the body flowed in specific channels known as the acupuncture meridians , and charts illustrating these have been known for several thousands of years . 

The tributary of the Twyver that provided the power still flows underneath in a culvert . 

The HeI stars are known to be at the Galactic Centre because many are coincident with temperature peaks in the dust associated with the spiral of ionized gas flowing into the centre . 

Finally , if he gets pain at night he should sleep on an extra pillow or raise the head of the bed a few inches to stop the gastric juices flowing upwards into his chest . 

Taiwanese investment has been flowing into the mainland since the early 1980s , but in the past year the flow has become a flood . 

At about 2° above absolute zero — 2K — liquid helium develops the peculiar ability to flow through tiny holes without friction . 

The lecture had allowed a mental flight ; now vigour flowed through her limbs . 

When this given rate was below rates in the Euromarket , then funds would flow to the Euromarket . 

She pulled the hat from her head and the shining mahogany hair flowed to her shoulders in a stream of dark red beauty that changed her appearance totally . 

The latex , flowing to the site of the wound , drips harmlessly to the ground and the beetle then munches the leaf tissues beyond the cut which the latex can not reach . 

Between July and September hot money flowed out of the dollar at an annual rate of $35 billion . 

The words flowed out of his bristly lips with unaccustomed swiftness . 

Vinyl required greater temperatures in the press , and the molten material flowed with much less viscosity . 

Swords drawn and blond locks flowing from underneath silver helmets , the raiders staged their assault at ` Lough Farm " in Dromara , Co Down . 

If the material is a poor conductor , as most polymers are , temperature gradients inescapably exist and heat will therefore flow . 

The field was discovered in 1974 and 10 years later the first gas flowed ashore . 

The Thames was flowing full and furious , the water greedily lapping their feet as if it would like to catch them and drag them under its swollen black surface . 

How far Marx and Engels were wedded to the idea is not clear and Engels did note that this sequence did not apply to the New World . 

In July young Catriona was wed again , and she took her child to her new home with her . 

The fact that the bride and groom are usually wedded long before they are bedded is considered the height of wisdom . 

` In fact my girlfriend Claudia and I have talked about marriage and I do n't see why we should n't wed sometime although we have not set a date . 

FORTY thousand Moonies in Seoul and 10,000 couples around the world will wed today in a mass service linked by satellite . 

During Catherine 's brief marriage to Henry , Culpepper and another former lover , Richard Dereham , were arrested and tortured into admitting having lain with Catherine before she wed the King . 

` Why are you in such a hurry to be really and truly wed ? " asked Joan curiously . 

ACTRESS Lisa Bonet , 24 , who plays Bill Cosby 's teenage daughter Denise Huxtable in The Cosby Show , has wed her yoga teacher in secret , I hear . 

The couple , who met only seven months ago , first wed in a hush-hush civil ceremony in Los Angeles in April with just a few friends as witnesses . 

Times I 'd lie in my bed , late at night , and shudder to think my Jake 'd wedded her in a Christian church . " 

The pupils discussed , then as later , whether a horse 's hair across the palm of the hand would split the bamboo cane picked by the master for its elastic swishing quality .

If Segura could pick one gift of tennis talent to be born with , he 'd choose mobility .

ICI 's chairmen have traditionally been picked from its cadre of executive directors ( now nine ) .

In the evening , the names of those who had been picked from the line-up were read out over the camp tannoy .

You can pick from the Mario World characters , including Mario , Princess , Luigi , Koopa Trooper , Donkey Kong , Toad , Bowser , and everyone 's favourite dinosaur , Yoshi .

In fact , the choice is so wide that your problem may be one of bewilderment -- how are you to pick the ideal model from the dozens competing for your custom ?

His time of 46.55 secs was a second slower than David Grindley ran in Rome on Wednesday and Grindley is now favourite to be picked for the European Cup later this month .

At one time jesters were picked for their hunchbacks , or some deformity .

He might as well have picked a family at random out of the telephone book and stayed with them .

We 've picked our resorts and hotels carefully and you 'll find a Club Couples Hotel in the following places :

Huy tried to pick his words carefully , but Nubenehem was on the defensive immediately .

Recruitment and selection are usually thought of as the company picking the person .

Perhaps this is the perfect excuse to be allowed to pick a selection of all the suitable plants from the gardens of all your friends and family , just in case !

Other choices include : should you pick well-known texts or little-known texts ?

You 'll need to use the claw when you pick one of the big pawpaws .

Microsoft indicated it will probably pick another RISC processor before the end of the year .

I was interested to see that the Financial Times and The Spectator picked the same phrase -- they described it as a " pyrrhic victory " .

The contest , organised by North Staffordshire Hospital Radio , took the top 16 players -- picked on points scored -- into four semi-final eliminators .

In the end we just stood holding each other close , as the tears coursed down our faces . 

Water coursed down Simon 's body as he stood , shaking with cold , on the beam . 

She turned her head away , scalding tears coursing down her cheeks and on to the pillow which had absorbed her earlier grief . 

Googol 's voice was filled with black wonder , with a fearful admiration , a certain desolation of the heart , and yes , a horror that nevertheless coursed thrillingly through his nerves . 

He stood quite still , shoulders shaking , tears coursing along the freckles . 

Heat coursed into his face , and he prayed that it did not show . 

Rivulets of water coursed down the panes , puddling on the sill . 

She was crying hard now , tears coursing down her face over the pale curve of her cheeks . 

He could feel his heart hammering in his chest , his blood coursing like a dark , hot tide in his veins . 

They moved on again with the river coursing slowly in the growing light beside them and the birds darting out in front of their horses ' knees . 

At the same time , tears coursed heedlessly down her cheeks and Bill , at her side , grinned as well . 

She gave a tiny strangled gasp and shuddered , feeling the waves of shock coursing along her veins . 

But she could n't help it ; the silent tears coursed out of her eyes and cascaded down her cheeks as she stared up at him , the betrayal wrenching at her heart . 

Given the higher demand curve D 2 D 2 , short-run marginal cost pricing will lead to a price P 2 and the industry will produce at full capacity . 

But Richard Fleming says eventually we could home produce all the charcoal we need . 

Where manufacturers produce both an artists ' and a students ' paint , the artists ' range is the larger of the two , with the basic colours repeated in both ranges . 

When it gets the parts , DDE claims it will be the first manufacturer to produce a multi-processing system based upon the 50Mhz R4000 -- it 's aiming for deliveries by year-end . 

Montupet , the French aluminium manufacturer , has recently opened a plant producing lightweight aluminium cylinder heads for Ford in the former DeLorean car plant . 

The manufacturers produce identical products ( say , for simplicity ) . 

Suppose manufacturer A has for some years produced a razor which will not normally cut the user unless it is slid sideways across the skin . 

The fact that manufacturer B produced a safer razor after the razor in question had been supplied by manufacturer A is not enough to enable us to say that manufacturer A's razor was defective . 

Manufacturers of hi-tech , highly durable carpets produced for unique clients such as Gleneagles Hotel , Liberty 's of Regent Street and Concorde . 

Many goats ' milk cheeses are produced organically by small-scale farmers and smallholders . 

Usually produced in the Yemen , Mocha coffee has a winey , gamey flavour . 

We use oil in so many different ways in our lives that our lives are going to be affected by any crisis in the area where the oil is produced . 

Another is Bewl Valley wines , produced by the Chapman family at the Bewl Valley Vineyard ( 0580 241741 ) near Tunbridge Wells , East Sussex , from Bacchus and Faber varieties . 

Apart from a few blends , generally called either Vin d'Alsace on the label , or Edelzwicker , wines are produced from individual grape varieties . 

An even more portable computer is produced by Fujitsu Persona ; Systems . 

750,000 copies of this booklet have been produced and we will try to get copies for you for the next Q.T. Day . 

Fabrics produced from this fibre are fine , strong and hard-wearing can be washed frequently without the shape and size altering , and can be drip dried . 

Three leading German companies are experimenting with fuel produced from rape seed oil to power a new low pollution truck engine . 

Man-made fibres were first developed to imitate natural ones , and ultimately to keep pace with the growing demand for fabrics , as it is not possible to produce enough from natural sources alone . 

This time-proportionality determines the value of depreciation in the value of commodities produced with the aid of such fixed capital , that is to say , it is an element of the total value of the commodities . 

For some time now a Canadian company , Delrina Technology , has been producing without doubt the best fax software , for both DOS and Windows . 

Hornby obtained his first patent in 1901 ; the following year sets , produced in rented premises and marketed as ` Mechanics Made Easy " , appeared in Liverpool toy shops . 

It is inefficient to produce at A if production at B is possible . 

These sections will be broken down and explained by the lecturer , and further understood in your reading . 

Carver explained that he was expecting a friend in Australia to wire him $1,500 any day . 

Papert explains that Reagan 's election in 1980 put paid to any hopes of obtaining public money to establish such a centre in the United states . 

She smilingly explains that the scanner is a sort of lie-down X-ray and leads me to a narrow bed that slides inch by inch through what looks like a dry-cleaning machine . 

Instead , Paul explained that he was dissatisfied with his life . 

Once the trainer explained how it took time to bring the body up to peak fitness , she stopped trying to keep up and felt better for it . 

The reason for such a late session , Ashenden explained , was simple : Eddie Stratton . 

` I can recognise the warning signs straight away -- I start to tremble and go into a cold sweat , " explains Philippa . 

I prefer to be chic , not showy , " explained Joujou , ` I buy everything from Christian Dior , my favourite dressmaker . 

The receiver may explain this harsh treatment by claiming that to go beyond meeting the minimum legal position would jeopardise his whole strategy . 

Scientists explain the descending apple by talking about ` the law of gravity " . 

Bush 's White House spokesman explained his belief in ` trying to provide opportunities for them ( the Chinese ) to improve our relationship " . 

` I 'm afraid what he has to say will cause considerable distress , " she said , after explaining her reason for telephoning . 

He began by explaining his mission for AEA and whether he saw that it had been accomplished . 

He could hear the Doctor explaining the injuries to a policeman . 

But then she reminded herself that Miguel had entrusted her with his secret , and there was no way she could even explain her unhappiness to anyone . 

She explained her predicament to him in French , occasionally gesturing at the Renault behind her . 

There will be two meetings at Prescot Comprehensive School next week to explain the choices to parents and the consequences of their ballot . 

Just as important as expert advice was the new President 's ability to explain his policies to the American people in simple , homely terms . 

Squaring her shoulders , she said tersely , ` I really do n't see why I should have to explain myself to you . 

` Breakfast fires , " his uncle explained without lifting his head . 

Let me explain about George and I think you 'll understand better . 

I explained rapidly about the pillbox and sure enough we saw Cawthorne set out from the farmhouse , walking diagonally across the Paddock towards the fence . 

Silkin explained in a press interview that he had refused to enforce the law against the postal workers ' trade union because he feared that the action would precipitate a postal strike . 

Only three boys understood and I got them to explain in Arabic to the rest . 

But the pattern of response that is observed is not easily explained in this way : with most patients there is a strong impression that the food itself is directly responsible for the symptoms . 

Creggan had learnt by now not to talk of his past , or to try and explain about the Zoo he had escaped from . 

The laibon 's father had explained to Fahfakhs that the family was ready to pay compensation , up to the full amount possible . 

I explained to him about the boxing-match and the waterfall and he went up close and examined the glass minutely , different areas of it , taking his time . 

You have explained to me over and over how this thing can be possible . 

` And now , if we could get back to the point , I believe you were about to explain to me about this proposition of yours ? " 

The excuse shall be made to the Chairman of the meeting , and by him explained to Members who shall decide whether or not guilty by voting aye or no . 

He must learn how to explain to other people , who are not experts , the concepts which have become familiar to him . 

I explained to Valerie and Keith that a relationship could be anything they cared to make it . 

She points to the newcomer and explains , " I met this woman at the council housing department and she said I could stay with her . " 

` Then how do you explain t he wad of twenty quid notes stuff - " Miller paused for a moment and softened his tone . 

` He 's going to explain he never meant to kill Cousin Saul that night . 

His assassination was predictable , although how the murderer passed by the android security guards had yet to be explained . 

The defendant will have to explain his default and satisfy the court that he has a defence or counterclaim which ought to be heard . 

Later , the doctor himself telephoned to explain what had happened . 

Johnny Rogan himself is at a loss to explain what he has done to provoke the wrath of the former Smith , while Morrissey says that the book contains certain inaccuracies about his Mancunian past . 

Please ring me and I will explain which numbers you should use . 

If you explain your personal requirements they claim they can meet them . 

Settled by Anglo Saxons and known also to the Romans , this agriculturally rich marshland was a tempting site to be invaded by the Vikings and the Danes .

The Broadisland Gathering is turning the clock back to the early 1600s when the area was settled by Scots Lowlanders .

Whether all the villages were settled by the Old English is much more doubtful .

Six hundred years ago it was settled by Spaniards -- just as the south part of the island was settled by Moors and Turks . "

By contrast the prehistoric men of Europe were settled in the most fertile and advantageous areas of the country and did not have to fear more technologically advanced enemies .

The Britons originated in the northern parts of England but had settled in the area that is now Ayrshire and Renfrewshire .

Gradually a mixed bag of cossacks , exiles and peasants settled the area , and as the natives became pacified so the military flavour declined .

The Blackleys were a ferocious tribe of Orangemen from the County Down who had settled in Scotland in the 1860s .

In 1949 he and Rosellina settled in England , where he worked for Picture Post and The Observer .

The story of the Hebrews is of a nomadic tribal people who settled the Holy Land -- a depopulated fertile agricultural area .

Last year 1,150 people from the colony settled in Britain , in 1987 the number was 920 , and only 860 in 1986 .

Yet 150,000 people chose to settle in Devon , Cornwall , Dorset and Somerset in 1991 , with another 28,000 relocating in Avon .

It was evacuated by Pol Pot 's Khmer Rouge in 1974 and when it was safe to return , in 1979 , people settled anywhere they could .

After World War II many Filipinos emigrated to the United States and settled in and around Stockton in southern California .

People in the British colony of Hong Kong could settle in the British colony of the Falklands and form an independent state .

The northern section of the colony was settled by people from Virginia rather than emigrants brought out by the proprietors , and the southern section by emigrants from Barbados as well as from England .

Thousands of Italians have settled in the North-East over the last hundred years .

That fortress-monastery was the nearest roost of ultimate warriors capable of obliterating a world . 

Tora ! filming was not a happy one , as the film crew obliterated the old paint on the airframe and ground-looped a gear leg off during the filming . 

` You mean your husband deliberately obliterated these recordings ? " 

She was elected to the Labour party national executive committee in 1947 and remained an MP until 1970 , despite an attempt by her local party to oust her in 1955 because of her right-wing position . 

Urging a united front of left-wing opposition parties to oust Communist Party officials still controlling regional and local government , he continued : " This year will be decisive . 

Rabuka , who in May 1987 had ousted the civilian government elected one month earlier , was appointed Prime Minister on June 2 and named a coalition government on the following day . 

In December 1991 Salonga had been ousted as president of the Senate , and had been replaced by Nepatali Gonzales , a member of the LDP . 

The seat is one of several in Rajasthan which the Janata Dal can not afford to lose if the combined opposition forces are to oust Mr Gandhi from power . 

In any case , Nikita Khruschev and Nikolai Bulganin , who ousted Malenkov from the Soviet leadership in early 1955 , roundly condemned German rearmament . 

Aspects of democracy survived in India , even under the quasi-dynastic rule of the Gandhi family , and in 1986 the Philippine people ousted the veteran dictator , Ferdinand Marcos , and reverted to democracy . 

Under Russian law , the vice-president , Alexander Rutskoi would take power if the Congress ousted Mr Yeltsin . 

TORY Euro rebels are hatching a secret plot to oust Premier John Major . 

Philippa was ousted by her uncle , William IV's younger brother , but in the eyes of her descendants she had been the rightful Countess of Toulouse and periodically they went to war to re-assert that claim . 

TERRY Venables was ousted as chief executive of Tottenham Hotspur yesterday but the bruising battle for the club 's future seemed far from over last night . 

He is reportedly hoping to oust Karoly Grosz as General Secretary . 

Following his return from exile on April 12 , former President James Mancham , ousted in a coup in 1977 , met with President France-Albert René on April 21 . 

Too much tea and coffee can pump your system full of caffeine , making you tense and anxious . 

IT 'S sick that organisers of a fair at Manston in Kent should pump a donkey full of laxatives for a fund-raising gimmick . 

We strap them to the plane 's fuselage and pump them full of compressed air until we achieve neutral buoyancy . " 

Unless of course the chaps in the secure wing of Rampton Psychiatric Hospital have at least decided that the old boy is an outstanding danger to modern life and pumped him full of Largactil . 

They are computer programs pumped full of plain old knowledge and heuristics lore from experts who lend their wisdom . 

I 'd been in and out of hospitals , where my veins had been pumped full of glucose because I 'd refused to eat . 

FRY President Dobrica Cosic warned in a message to UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali on Nov. 12 that he would dispatch the federal army to Bosnia to protect Serbs unless Croatia halted its offensive . 

Deeply concerned by this news , we dispatched letters to the agony aunts of Fleet Street to seek advice . 

Austria had meanwhile dispatched several hundred additional troops to its southern border and demanded an explanation for " extraordinary military activities " , saying that its airspace had been violated by JNA aircraft . 

The UN has dispatched an official to Kismayu to investigate exactly what was happening . 

The UN dispatched a three-man working committee in May 1982 to Israel and Jordan to investigate the principles and likely effects of the project . 

The Admiralty had dispatched two battlecruisers -- Invincible and Inflexible -- to the south Atlantic , where they were joined by six light cruisers . 

The scientific journal Nature dispatched a team , which included a magician , to observe the conduct of these experiments . 

It will be dispatched by mail , fax and via electronic mail , through networks such as the Association for Progressive Communications , which reaches 15,000 people in 92 countries . 

Paper rolls for printing are delivered to a 1,200 sq m storage area at the lower level and finished newspapers are packed into bundles and dispatched by lorry from the top level . 

Upon receipt of the executed sub-licence from the customer the film was dispatched to him from Hong Kong . 

When the goods have been dispatched , the manufacturer sends an advice note to the retailer informing him of the date and time of dispatch . 

The Fermanagh-born priest dispatched a copy of his book last week in response to an angry letter from Carrick Council condemning the ` unacceptable interference " of the Caucus in the affairs of Northern Ireland . 

In October 1983 , President Reagan dispatched an invasion force to Grenada after radical forces overthrew and killed the Prime Minister , Maurice Bishop . 

The Kremlin dispatched security forces to the region 10 days ago , after demonstrators in the capital , Kishinev , attacked police headquarters . 

It gradually became clear that some of the intruders were attackers and some were rescuers dispatched by Bazargan and Yazdi . 

They are sorted , packed and dispatched from Edinburgh to mission hospitals including the Nazareth Hospital . 

A legion dispatched from Syria , and reinforced by auxiliaries , was repulsed from Jerusalem . 

And since , up to the night of 25 August , German victory in the west seemed assured , he dispatched to the Eastern Front two corps from the supposedly invincible German right wing in France . 

He needed a trustworthy , dedicated , and professional assistant , who he could dispatch to the parts he would not have time to visit personally . 

German Chancellor Helmut Kohl announced on Dec. 17 , despite a constitutional ban , that he intended to dispatch up to 1,500 German troops . 

A professional dog photographer is then dispatched to take photos of the dog from which Delia will work . 

FORMER cricket star Geoffrey Boycott collared a thief who tried to nick his £1,000 golf clubs from the luggage rack of an InterCity train . 

He thought it was a phone pest until police collared the culprit with a phone tap . 

I had plenty of time to think between sentences , since the detective who 'd collared me was carefully writing it into a statement . 

Certainly , if convertability did not exist , few would accept the notes of banks if there existed the chance that they might be worthless in future years .

Doing so , my overall conclusion is that for the reasons set out above there do not exist here sufficient grounds for setting aside the demand .

There already exists a long-established academic tradition of mixing economics and law .

In the interim there existed a period of extraordinary cross-fertilization between Christian and Arabic cultures .

In Britain , there had to be the recognition that a problem existed long before that problem could be effectively tackled ; American businessmen had already reached this point and had gone beyond it .

In the second -overlapping the first - are those in which the child is adversely affected and in which child problems exist which need to be worked through , preferably with direct help .

Given that there are females , the problem of why sexual reproduction exists can be raised in a sharper form ( see Figure 7 ) .

If the problem still exists , please contact Sema Software Technology Technical Support Department for assistance .

As a result , significant nitrate problems now exist in almost every European country .

This is particularly , but by no means exclusively , the case in polymeric materials where great problems still exist in the proper description in terms of the microstructure .

You will , I 'm sure , some of you will be familiar with the drugs AIDS problem , which exists in Edinburgh .

Temple defined the relationships which constituted our real wealth as existing in terms of family , community and nation .

Financial ratios are relationships that exist between accounting figures , and which are usually expressed in percentage terms .

In the absence of such mutual obligation , it has been held , a relationship of employment does not exist .

What it does mean is that he had made it plain that he intended a legal relationship to exist between two persons ( soon to become trustee and beneficiary ) .

For example , the social security system exists primarily to prevent poverty .

Over 180 different systems of FGD exist worldwide , at least 30 of which are used commercially .

In addition to broad European-American comparisons which have been considered , it is also necessary to explain some of the major variations and country-by-country differences in the characteristics of unionism which exist within the European context itself .

The possibility existed of Rhee forming a government unilaterally .

But now that the question has ceased to be one of recognition , the theoretical possibility of rebuttal must exist .

Here again the old north to south and east to west through-roads were diverted to pass through the new market place , so producing the dangerous corners which still exist in the town today .

They can , therefore , exist quite happily in areas of sparse vegetation .

The completed painting could now exist in its own right or become the basis for a larger studio painting .

I did not exist for Jean-Claude as a separate human being with needs of my own .

While this condition will exist anyway as soon as the clutch has disengaged , there are good reasons for allowing the rotor to rotate freely .

The idea for the tongs may not even exist as a sketch ; simply as a concept in the smith 's mind .

Concealed households are people who exist currently within the county .

The iron and steel industry of Rotherham exists because long ago iron ore was mined locally as well as coal .

Secondly , I did say that the degree of confusion has existed because the two planning authorities have jigged about with the line a great deal .

I reminded myself that he paid me to teach Adèle , nothing more , and that no other relationship could exist between us .

First it will examine the consultative arrangements which exist between a number of key government agencies and representative bodies .

A second , more troublesome fraction exists at the lowest end of the working class .

In some services , this recognition already exists , at least in a rudimentary form .

All classic vineyards in Champagne possess a very thin layer of drift ( ABOVE LEFT ) , under which exists a seam of brilliant-white chalk up to 300 metres thick .

Yet , within the worsening over-supply situation in the oil market , characterised by falling crude and product prices , exist the seeds of the destruction of the ` away from oil " policy .

A similar situation must have existed in Peru at the time of the Spanish Conquest .

Pira-pirana Indians see themselves as existing within an ordered cosmos created in the ancestral past .

As Domestic Rates will cease to exist in April 1990 , tenants who pay their rates in this way should ensure that their rent is reduced by the landlord to reflect this change .

Instead of merely existing on the animal or rational level , we want to experience the fullness of life as truly spiritual men and women .

Both , however , exist to maximize the inclusive fitness of breeding in their exponents .

Tours of the village of Accompong and the Native Arawak cave drawings nearby can be arranged through the Jamaica Tourist Board .

Several hotels have courses on their own grounds , but all hotels and guesthouses can arrange an introduction to the club you d like to play .

I did not arrange this meeting , and it 's only tangentially related to my job .

Each person registered by a participating physician was contacted to arrange a telephone interview .

I found out first from the school nurse , who arranged a confidential test .

McGowan said Avis had noted that such rentals were lasting longer , suggesting that customers were arranging more meetings during their business trips , as opposed to the short rentals of a fly-in , fly-out schedule .

In the Sunday Telegraph , interviewer Helena de Bertodano said that her first meeting with Brown had been " tense " because a " PR magnate , an elderly man with a cut-glass English accent " had insisted on sitting in on their conversation but that Brown subsequently arranged a one-on-one meeting for the next day .

He accepted more than $ 200 , 000 in campaign contributions from S & L crook Charles Keating , and arranged a meeting for Keating with then- House Speaker Jim Wright .

The sources said Brom handled the accusation sensitively , and personally arranged a meeting between the victim and Kraft , who was on his deathbed and died shortly after .

Through Atef , KSM arranged a meeting with Bin Ladin inTora Bora , a mountainous redoubt from the Afghan war days .

" They showed up at our door with the police , " Thurman recalled , still marveling at how angry the Hadayets had become over an effort to arrange a playdate .

Brewery tours can be arranged , and the Qingdao International Beer Festival in mid- August has become China s first attempt at an Oktoberfest .

The meat is put back , coated in a cream-reduction sauce and glazed . 

They may be glazed , with a plain colour or a printed design , or unglazed -- more commonly known as quarry tiles -- and many have textured surfaces to make them less slippery underfoot . 

As these boxes had a small square opening at the back , glazed with opal glass , the Oyster lamps were removed . 

` We make a simple flat triangular truss of iron , like a railway station roof , and we glaze it direct . 

The brain had enlarged later in order to exploit the tool-making capacities of hands that were now freed from the task of locomotion . 

In both cases , the pupils will enlarge more than normal , as if trying to increase the input of information from the exciting stimuli . 

These little blisters enlarge and eventually burst to form ulcers which are shallow and acutely painful to touch . 

As the CV system improves , the blood vessels enlarge and become more elastic , and the heart becomes bigger and stronger . 

The earliest manifestation of fluid transport occurs when the embryo has approximately 32 cells ( Table 1 ) and involves the formation of a fluid-filled vacuole ( or occasionally two vacuoles which enlarge and subsequently coalesce ) . 

Next time she had a nightmare , she would try imagining smashing , like eggs , the faceless looters and killers of her dreams . 

And similarly we can imagine constant electric and magnetic fields . 

She had always imagined drug-pushing to be a male-dominated business and had been surprised when the prim-looking blonde in a navy blue duffel coat had approached her . 

` You can imagine just how difficult that might be , to deceive New York State Police , " said Mr Curtis . 

It was for war charities but can you imagine anything more barbarous ? " 

Imagine feeling foolish , and a crowd of people laughing at you . 

It 's difficult to imagine a room more sumptuous than our Brunei Suite . 

He could imagine her fighting to hold her own in the orphanage instead of letting herself become meek and mousy . 

He could not imagine her living anywhere else but in Wychwood Forest . 

The factory runs from 8.30 in the morning until 10 at night , so you can imagine the quantity of strings these people are putting out . 

He liked to imagine himself an academic , working after dinner in one of those elegant book-lined rooms of an Oxford college . 

But let us go further and imagine a world without ` steam radio " and ` talking pictures " . 

She said , ` Apart from anything else I ca n't imagine any sex worth giving up tea-time for . " 

It was quite possible to imagine Mrs Kovacks as a femme fatale , discarded husband and all ; but Amy Smithers was a different kettle of fish . 

He imagines himself as the only adult in a large field of rye , standing by the edge of a cliff . 

Let us imagine a very clear-cut situation in which the power of the sender over the receiver is considerable : an army sergeant speaking to a private just before parade . 

I can hardly imagine her dropping in on Alexander at any time , far less occasionally . 

Imagine him appealing to America to come in quickly , fight the good fight with us , shoulder to shoulder . 

Maggie woke up imagining it to be morning , only to discover it was still dark . 

Your generation will be the key to shaping the new Europe and seizing the new opportunities that could not be imagined during the Cold War . 

` It is commonly enough imagined that earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are two faces of the same coin . 

But is there anything which can be imagined as existing in isolation and as possessing great value in such a case ? 

It might be imagined by those who are not themselves Anglican that the habit of ` going to confession " is limited only to markedly ` High " churches , but this is not necessarily the case . 

Most of the ` masters " of torture said that they had been fighting a desperate unseen war , whose atmosphere could not be imagined by people from democracies . 

We created works of art that could not even be imagined by lesser races ; we pushed our bodies even further and devised whole new theories and systems to improve our way of life . 

What on earth made me imagine for even one second that I would have enough strength to confront Luke ? 

You 'd have imagined from all the interest on his face that I was trying to sell him my butterfly collection . 

Do n't imagine for one moment that most college students are intellectual " egg-heads ' -- and that you are the exception . 

Tomorrow we are holding a party in our bungalow , which has room for about 60 people , and I imagine about that number may come . 

I imagine by that you mean the new censorship categories from the British Board of Film Censors ? 

I was too young to know anything of sexual images , but I used to imagine all the local ladies tied to trees . " 

I imagine I was holding my trombone case , kicking at the loose pebbles in the roadway . 

She imagined herself reunited with Nick through the cat 's agency , as lovers might be in some fairy story . 

Trouble was I could never run very quickly , and I can not imagine what I would have done if I had been chased by the bull . 

` If those are tracks , " she said , ` imagine what the things themselves must be like . " 

I liked to imagine that the tradition of free love had never died . 

Moreover , is it possible to imagine that anyone who dissected an eye could think that it contained fire ? 

` I can well imagine that you do not wish to leave here until you have proof . 

It is difficult for us to imagine the characteristics of wines described by critics writing a mere generation ago , let alone those of wines described centuries ago . 

It would be hard to imagine a more complex and bewildering environment for an adolescent to grow up in . 

In other words , imagine a machine that can look ahead one move . 

So at least that 's all right : now we can go ahead and confidently imagine the sunset . 

She had never imagined being forced into confidence with such brutal suddenness . 

I can imagine looking like this , having this image , until I 'm forty . 

` Poor her , " said Lydia , but as she could not imagine taking care of a disruptive child she could n't truly sympathise . 

What intrigued me was their mutual indifference to an activity I 'd always imagined to be both intimate and passionate . 

They are the last people on earth one could imagine to be dancers . 

` I went on a submarine trip when I was 16 , and it was the greatest thing I could imagine then to serve my country in a submarine . 

Hargreave cleared a pile of newspapers from a chair and seated himself at the table . 

One Midlands wine wholesaler was ordered to clear dust from a warehouse floor used only for cased goods , the association said . 

He tried to clear the grit from his voice and swallowed his words along with it . 

The UK government has announced a ban on the non-agricultural use of the pesticides atrazine and simizine , commonly used to clear weeds from roadside verges , railway lines and footpaths . 

Now , when I was a prisoner of the French ( and , yes , that 's another story ) I had to clear corpses from the battle field . 

They worked together efficiently in the spotless kitchen and beamed satisfaction when they cleared four empty plates from the table . 

Ellen meanwhile cleared the foam from the teak deck , then searched Wavebreaker 's cabins . 

She stood up and began clearing the dishes away from the table , dumping them in the sink and then hurriedly washing them in some soapy water . 

Myself and another Englishman called Ronny were given rakes and told to clear the leaves off a huge area of gravel . 

She cleared these things to one side and laid the cigar down in the middle of the dressing-table . 

Sometimes they cleared all the furniture back against the walls so that they could practise their special dance routines , or held rowdy parties in each other 's rooms . 

Its three walls were built out of stones cleared from the surrounding cultivated fields . 

The oesophagus also receives mucus cleared from the lungs by the ciliary mechanism or by coughing which is also swallowed . 

She and the other staff take a break -- chef usually prepares them something -- then they work through , clearing away and washing up until 11.00-11.30pm . 

The maid had cleared away , and now she came out with a jug of wine and two glasses . 

Within the first three minutes both men were sweating profusely , and no blood was spilled . 

The man was sweating profusely , and suddenly a dark stain spread on the front of his trousers . 

As Jesus agonised over his death -- a death unique to the Son of God -- he sweated drops of blood and he felt his heart failing him . 

I now know that you do n't win at this level unless you sweat blood and tears . " 

Martha paused with her , noticing that Hyacinth was sweating heavily and her skin , normally plump and smooth , looked oddly withered and sunken around her eyes . 

Hutt crept silently into the kitchen , his hands sweating profusely as he closed in on his prey . 

Within minutes her eyes were watering , she was sweating profusely and she began to find it difficult to breathe and speak 

If your horse is dehydrated , give the electrolytes for a couple of days and then only give them when the horse has worked hard or competed or you feel has sweated excessively . 

I wear a personal stereo so I do n't hear their comments , but since I sweat a lot when I 'm running I can understand that they do not like it when I get too close . 

This time Allen and Dicks were cautioned , Allen fortunate not to be shown a red card as he harangued the referee . 

However , after haranguing us and making me mop up his uniform , the outraged policeman indicated a couple of wash-basins . 

Moments after an address by a Church Army officer , Taylor ran down the aisle and , seizing a microphone from the prison chaplain , began haranguing inmates about the system . 

They then harangued their audience with long and complex arguments about the exploitative nature of capitalism and the need for working-class unity which no one , apart from themselves , wanted to hear . 

Israel was harangued by Reagan and the UN with calls for withdrawal . 

They were all at the Falcon Gate , banners and placards , with the Transport and General Workers Union convenors haranguing them over loudspeakers . 

He harangues his followers in prose , yet is deflated by mocking asides from them , Shakespeare leaving us in no doubt what to think of his pretensions ( 2 Henry VI , IV.ii.31ff . ) . 

The crowd was still there , but someone in uniform was pushing his way through and starting to harangue the singer . 

As people bustled around him the Doctor had harangued them frantically with all the strength that was left to him . 

Ell had smartened herself up and started to harangue the android about his apparent surrender to fate . 

She manages to separate the boys forcibly , whereupon Victor kicks her shin . 

The boy kicked and punched the man after he forced his mother to the ground at St Benedict 's in Wombourne , Staffs . 

Bruce Harris says : ` Can you imagine what would happen if a 13 year old boy was kicked to death by policemen in London ? 

He then knocked a 21-year-old girl over and kicked her in the face , before half choking and battering a 23-year-old . 

Men and women were knocked down and were still assaulted and kicked on the flour . 

Fedorov and his men had knocked him down , broken his glasses and kicked him in the ribs . 

Suddenly he pushed the skinny man to the ground and started to kick him , but , as he did so , there came a roar and a rumbling from behind us . 

An hour later a woman standing outside Central Milton Keynes railway station was kicked in the back by a youth on a racing bike . 

The woman was kicked to the ground and suffered a broken arm and leg during the attack at her house in Lache Lane , Chester , on Thursday night . 

While he spreads his malicious malpractice throughout time , you 've been chosen to kick his butt . 

Without hesitation she kicked him under the chin , the full weight of the kick throwing him flat on the floor . 

Angela was kicked in the abdomen and on the chin as villagers rushed to help . 

Three years ago a Sao Paulo solicitor was applauded as he kicked a young would-be pickpocket to death . 

He was murdered ; kicked to death by policemen with size 10 boots . 

FIVE German skinheads who kicked a black immigrant to death were jailed for two to four years yesterday . 

At the end , you get to be inside Richie 's head as he righteously kicks the poor woman to death after she 's come for him with a hatchet in each hand . 

Malcolm Kennedy had been jailed at the Old Bailey in September 1991 for allegedly kicking to death his cellmate , Patrick Quinn , at Hammersmith police station in west London early on Christmas Eve , 1990 . 

I can either kick you hard or you can open your eyes and save the hurt . 

As I slid to the floor I was kicked hard in the face with a slippered foot . 

Davies , 33 , also cut through the shop 's telephone wire and kicked a taxi driver in the groin . 

he was suddenly kicked in the groin , and as he struggled against the excruciating pain , the thin man put the question again . 

Then he slapped Killion hard on the face and took a pace back and kicked him in the groin . 

At this moment two people grabbed me to try to make me get up but I could not get up , so they kicked me and stamped all over me from head to toe . 

Griffiths was sent off in disgrace for kicking an opponent in the head during Cardiff 's 15-6 Heineken League win at Aberavon . 

He went for the machine-gun , but someone kicked him hard in the back of the head . 

After the night Quigley had kicked my head in , I had finally seen something I should have seen a long time ago . 

And he gets the spade and hits her on the head with it and he goes , I never want to talk to you again and he kicks her in the head . 

The dancers kicked him and trod on him until he got to his knees and crawled away . 

Despite saying he had no money they cracked his ribs … kicked his leg … stabbed him with a fork … and slashed at his face with a modelling knife . 

There was a scuffle ; the other policeman came over and kicked me in the stomach . 

Mr Butler had been taking a collection-box home when he was attacked on the Tube , kicked in the face , kneed in the stomach , had his head banged against a door and almost strangled . 

Haines fell over and a Corporal kicked him in the stomach , shouting at him to stand up . 

Then Kragan kicked him in the stomach and , as Adam doubled forward , he kneed him in the cheek , sending him sprawling backwards , banging his head against the wall . 

He was forcefully kicked in his stomach , and bent over groaning with the pain . 

She had kicked her very hard and Margaret was smaller than her . 

` Excuse me , " said Sophy , ` if you call me faceache again , I 'll kick you silly . " 

` Kick me again , " said Georgiades , keeping his voice at the gentle , conversational level , ` and I will kick your balls so hard that they will fly out of your backside . " 

I kicked the blackguard in the guts as hard as I could , flogged him into insensibility , and dropped him in the canal . 

Jason Page , 17 , had already punched and kicked Daisy Castle before stabbing her twice in the chest , a St Albans Crown Court jury was told . 

His howls echoed around the empty station as she began kicking him . 

Brought in early last year , Max had been so badly kicked by a sadistic owner that most of his bodily organs were in the wrong places . 

Even when the flyweight got a below-the-belt punch he was kicked by the referee to make sure he stayed down . 

Blake closed his eyes but kept being kicked by the Doctor , attempting to escape from his bonds . 

I tried to get up but my legs were pulled from under me and I was kicked by my opponent . 

Marco took a swift aim at his ribs and kicked him hard , but in the dark he missed , hitting him in the shoulder with a cracking thud . 

Griffiths went down in Welsh history as the first person to be sent off for kicking one of his own players . 

A 30-year-old detective was recovering in hospital last night after being punched and kicked unconscious in Chiswick High Street , west London , while helping a uniformed officer to arrest a woman . 

Claire McLaren , 16 , was punched and kicked senseless by a thug after she was accused of pushing past his girlfriend . 

They were kicked senseless and then handed over to the Military Police who locked them up in the roofless regimental prison before they were handed over to the Colonel of the Regiment for interrogation and questioning . 

A PARATROOPER who claimed he was hit by a stolen car in west Belfast has denied he was , in fact , kicked by another soldier . 

I just got kicked in the balls by a footballer. " 'He 's a famous footballer . " 

I was frisked , my belt and Seiko taken from me , and , as an afterthought , kicked in the ribs . 

A list was always made on these occasions and Pascoe glanced quickly down it . 

He glanced about cautiously and lowered his voice even further . 

After taking a sip he glanced across to where she was sitting . 

She flung open the door of the Document Examination room and glanced inside . 

Passing Michelle 's bedroom door that morning , he 'd glanced inside . 

He glanced nervously about him but it was 2. a.m. and Dobson and the other yobs had long gone . 

He glanced across the table , saw me smiling , interpreted my thought and gave me a slow ironic blink . 

Melanie glanced at him in surprise but his face was expressionless , living stone . 

She glanced hastily behind her but , as in the kitchen , there was no obvious hiding place . 

The young man glanced behind himself dubiously , into the interior . 

Madge glanced behind Lily to see that the dressing room door was shut . 

He did n't answer and drank the rest of his lemonade in silence , glancing between me and Lucy . 

Ronni found herself glancing beyond his broad shoulders to the half-shuttered , sumptuously furnished room beyond , with its rug-strewn floor , picture-covered walls and vast , deeply unsettling canopied bed . 

` I wo n't need to do that , " he said , glancing briefly beyond Zambia 's shoulder at the wall behind . 

` What the hell have you been up to ? " she demanded , glancing down the road as if she expected Herbie Connors to appear on his bike . 

Lucinda glanced from Vi to Chief Wren Pillmoor , wondering who would be the victor . 

A second later he was in the doorway , glancing from one to the other in concern . 

Eleanor glanced from side to side and then said in a low voice , “ It 's all right … what I told you about . ” 

She said the words with such bitterness that Tempy glanced inquisitively from the window . 

He seemed to be talking to himself , and as he drew level he glanced suddenly in her direction . 

She half tumbled down the stairs , and Johnny , hearing the sound of her rapid descent , glanced upwards in the direction of the landing . 

If you glance inside the average modern book you will clearly see the mull or tape strips under this paste-down ( as compared with the free endpaper ) . 

Penelope glanced over Ianthe 's shoulder through the open door of the dining room . 

Seven-thirty came and she glanced through the curtains to see if she could see your car drawing up . 

She glanced apologetically to Madge and her plump face creased into a smile . 

As they passed the silent Salvation Inn , Yanto glanced to the left at the Murchison house . 

She glanced out of the window into the dark as the pilot entered the cabin . 

Glancing from beneath her lashes , Lindsey studied his profile , and found it unnerving , or perhaps it was simply that the confining space of the small car did n't allow much distance between driver and passenger . 

Angus glanced along the table at his wife sitting with eyes downcast . 

He glanced back secretively over his shoulder at the other three who were talking and paying no attention to him . 

Cally had reached the frontdoor and she glanced back up at him before opening it . 

He glanced down the codings listed on the last of the semi-opaque sheets and imprinted his authorisation . 

She glanced to where the telephone , smugly silent , rested upon a shelf . 

Before leaving the counter Maggie glanced to where the tall one was sitting . 

However , even those who do not doubt the terrible things that happened can still squabble about their meaning . 

They are said to squabble endlessly about personnel appointments and propaganda slogans . 

They gather near her and squabble among themselves with much caterwauling . 

While allied airmen risk their lives in the Arabian desert , politicians in Bonn squabble over whether Germany is bound by treaty to aid Turkey , a NATO partner , should it be attacked by Iraq . 

Here children will share and squabble , will make and break friendships . 

One Dove operate from their own studio where they scribble ideas , gently squabble and concoct their ` irn bru " of dubbed-up , blissed-out music . 

What you overheard that day did have something to do with Martin in a way . 

They returned to the hotel where Norman overheard one porter say , ` My god , he 's with them . " 

I overheard him say that he lost his desire , lost his drive and everything . 

` You overheard what I was saying to Victoria , did n't you , Doctor ? 

He found out when he overheard your parents quarrelling one night . " 

I overheard a conversation between two women , one of whom was talking about her new grandchild . 

Celia and Brassard , who had overheard everything from the outer office , exchanged rueful glances . 

Abashed , realising that he had overheard her conversation with Victoria , Shelley did n't try to make excuses . 

Part of it was overheard by one of the village ladies waiting just outside the telephone box . 

` It 's the same thing as people talking too loudly in public places so they can be overheard by strangers . 

He also held his forefinger to his lips , indicating that they might be overheard . 

` Nazis , " she said , once the door was shut and she could n't be overheard . 

She immediately recognized Angel 's brothers and even overheard some of their conversation . 

A discussion I overheard concerned the merits of an airing cupboard as winter quarters for fly-traps . 

` I overheard you two talking , " Bernard replied with a sheepish grin . 

My father overheard and , without consulting me or waiting to hear my reply , forbade him the house . 

I talked and talked that night , I remember , about all sorts of things . 

` You talked that night about the people she was to give the money to , " said Mahmoud . 

The fact is that old Uncle Dan , who lives with me , is a bit queer in the head , and I 'm afraid he talked a lot of nonsense . 

Look at Hubert , everybody thinks he 's clever and deluded because he talks socialist . 

Planting , staking and feeding have been talked and written about so frequently that it really is astounding how many questions and problems still occur about these subjects . 

Education is rarely named by providers for fear of alienation and women are talked about in ways which make the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end . 

This was an event that would be talked of for the rest of her life . 

Maggie was about to tell him not to talk nonsense when Caroline arrived , clasping a man 's elbow in her right hand . 

Only in this way would they be able to talk freely about what their experiences had been , and that would happen in a safe situation for them . 

She talked freely about the many young men she and Sarah had been out with , and sometimes had the women in fits of laughter , but she never mentioned John . 

Simon poured some port into the Stilton and talked of a hot tip about buying shares in a firm called North-East Gas Enterprises Limited . 

The discussion was general ; Jenny talked about her flying experiences whilst Billie reminisced about the warmth of her native Southern California . 

` I ca n't even talk about his future in the game because it 's too early to say . 

David acknowledged the complexity of Peru 's problems yet he remained an optimist , becoming most heated when he talked about those who repeated endlessly that Peru was a poor country . 

Later , chairman Colin Henderson talked of developing the Ayresome Park fortress where the Boro lost just two League games this season . 

Now her parents and boyfriend , waiting in the hospital , sadly remember how , after the 1991 assault , Lesley talked of going into the Community Service section . 

Now he talks of revoking some of the freedoms , including a freer press , that the Soviet parliament brought into being last year . 

He talked about being scared , started shaking and then begged Mr Davies not to leave him . 

He talks about being shipped around London like cattle at the beck and call of the record company with a weary shrug . 

The rally will also be addressed by Amanda Hallaway , chairperson of the Youth Committee of the Northern Ireland Congress of Trade Unions , who will talk about bridging the generation gap . 

Every part of appendix A talks about disabling local government , rather than enabling it to perform . 

Sybase Inc , Emeryville , California , has started talking about extending the client/server architecture of its relational database , and last week revealed its Enterprise Client/Server Roadmap . 

They 're obliged to charge us a certain amount for access , but they 're talking about giving us that money back as a grant . 

When Elizabeth returned to England she talked of how she planned to go to South Africa to see if her future was there with Mr Cronje . 

The hon. Member for Welwyn Hatfield talked about how the Government were able to save money . 

He talked about how many of the young players this week would be tempted into professional ranks by the golden vision of all the money that is there to be earned on the circuit . 

After every question on oil tankers , he talked about how they started to put passenger ferries safer . 

Then Sebastian started talking in terms of giving up his job , and Leith had something else to worry about . 

She let Herbert know , and he cabled her to cancel all other arrangements and catch the next ship back . 

Jane Ford cables an interview with a new science and technology minister 

She had , as yet , no child to console her , and she had cabled her sister Dorothy to come from Wales to spend the winter with her . 

When the laibon Parit died in mysterious circumstances in 1928 , the Provincial Commissioner cabled Dar es Salaam that disturbances could be expected ` but Murrells will keep situation under control " .

She let Herbert know , and he cabled her to cancel all other arrangements and catch the next ship back .

The Comintern Secretariat cabled a reply on 30 April , welcoming the Conference decision , and expressing its readiness to begin negotiations with the NAC .

His son , Michael , who lived in Hindhead , cabled him after news of the Argentine invasion came through .

` Come home , " her frantic mother had cabled her , but Kitty did n't come home .

On 9 May Harold Macmillan , the British Resident Minister at AFHQ , cabled Churchill to say that the situation in Austria was very " embarrassing " for the British commanders .

Most of the original infections in plywood are killed in the hot pressing process , but if the material is subsequently exposed to bacteria or fungi and water it will rot quite quickly .

ONE MAN was arrested and scuffles broke out yesterday as protesters battled to save a line of beech trees from being felled . 

There seemed no place for him in the context of an England team battling to wipe out a one goal deficit against a reeling American side in Foxboro . 

Ships laden with nutmeg or cinnamon , cloves or coriander once battled the Seven Seas to bring home their precious cargo . 

Middlesbrough battled every inch of the way to gain a creditable 0-0 draw and only a second leg at Old Trafford now lies between Middlesbrough and their second Wembley Cup Final in two years . 

But Marine had to battle all the way against a Gainsborough side that won praise from College Road boss Roly Howard . 

In his last competitive game before the world championship , Davis had to battle all the way against an opponent also fighting for one of the four play-off places . 

George Bush has been swerving from side to side as Jekyll battles Hyde for command of the president 's soul . 

Every other spring , New York 's social climbers battle each other for tickets to one of the season 's most desirable parties : the opening of the Whitney Biennial . 

Willis wanted to battle terrorists aboard a cruise liner but tough guy Segal beat him to it with his movie Under Siege . 

More than 120,000 soldiers have been battling the militants in the Kashmir valley , supported by locals , who look upon the security forces as a vengeful occupying force which must be opposed . 

Suddenly , after battling all season with Manchester City for third place in the First Division , the Wednesday player-manager finds that finishing second is now more than just a pipe dream . 

Twoflower helped the wizard to his feet and they crouched by the altar stone , watching the manic figure as it battled the questing arms . 

And will the sartorially-conscious supporter have to pay for a new wardrobe in which to battle the carabinieri ? 

There were five of them , and they appeared none too happy at the prospect of battling a Myrcan . 

I 've been written off and battled back before and I am determined to do so again . " 

With four more British soccer sides battling it out in Europe tonight , one club in particular will be trying to recapture its past glories . 

Eight teams of four from each factory will battle it out on 17 March in a knockout pool , darts , dominoes and crib competition with all proceeds going to Children In Need . 

They 'll be in action at the Delta Tennis Centre , battling it out for £5,500 in prize money . 

This was The Battle of the Books ( 1704 ) by Jonathan Swift ( 1667 -- 1745 ) , a satire in which the Ancients battle against the Moderns . 

Throughout 1980 she had battled against a largely hostile public opinion and formidable critics in her own Cabinet such as Ian Gilmour , Peter Walker , and James Prior . 

A FRANTIC pre-match ticket scramble was sparked today in Co Derry as thousands of anxious Gaelic football fans battled for places at next weekend 's All-Ireland showdown at Croke Park . 

THE GIRL whom doctors feared would never play golf again battled fiercely to-day for a place in the last eight of golf 's Lancome ( Irish ) Ladies ' championship . 

They are alarmed at the sustained physical effort of the Broomfield players and the manner in which they battle for possession . 

Sunderland turned it on to win 3-0 against Ipswich and end their dismal sequence of five league defeats but Crosby expects an entirely different type of game against a side battling desperately for survival . 

His team-mates -- notably Guy Smith , Justin Keen and Jonathan Clues -- were winning races and battling for the title . 

It 's a competition to find the most floral town in Europe , with representatives from eight countries battling for the title . 

But she had to battle for a York neck victory from Satank and trainer Jack Berry said : ` She ran well , but looked to be going over the top . 

Yesterday , Mr Major battled to distance himself from the scandal which has already engulfed four Cabinet colleagues . 

` The big monopoly companies should be broken up -- like British Airways , " said the tycoon who is battling with BA chairman Lord King over US flights . 

Battling with the hospital bureaucrats , he 's finally permission to experiment using a new drug aimed at sufferers of Parkinson disease called L Dopa . 

ARMAGH battled bravely before surrendering the initiative to Portadown during the closing ten minutes after a keenly fought first round encounter . 

In fact , ever since she 'd arrived she 'd been constantly battling , without really being a hundred per cent sure what she was battling against . 

Two figures were battling furiously , exchanging blows as they materialized . 

Wilkinson has battled hard and taken a lot of knocks this season . 

Dozens of impresarios got a piece of the now clandestine action , battling , often bloodily , for control over neighbourhoods . 

Coombes leaned out of the window and shouted ` Come on then , this time " as if to pull me off the road . 

In my case the third effect is that someone shouts ` Stop leaning forward ! " 

` Why do n't they come from the lighthouse to save us ? " shouted James Kelly . 

` Goodnight , goodnight , goodnight , " shouted the little girl . 

` One hundred and eighty , " shouted the adjudicator , although his words were lost in the Wembley roar of the crowd . 

He had shouted that he was a reporter but he was struck several blows on the head and shoved into the police tender . 

Disgusted , Douglas shouted that there were plenty of trees on the village green to hang all these , and ordered the sad crew to be herded back to their burning homes . 

Olga heard him singing in the bathroom and shouted that supper would be ready in a few minutes . 

He kept shouting that they were wrong while he was fighting them , and in the end they listened . 

TWO men who battered a man to death with hockey sticks after he shouted racist taunts at them walked free from the High Court in Glasgow yesterday . 

And I ca n't watch football any more because of the way white fans shout racist insults at the black players . 

You swagger in here , into my lady 's chamber , and shout allegations yet show no evidence . 

They left the flat but Meehan chased them down the road , shouting he was going to get a gun . 

` I was aware of players from both sides running towards me and I shouted I would clear it . 

Then she shouted an obscene suggestion at 65-year-old Jack and sped off . 

He shouted something at Endill but he could n't hear because of the wind and did n't dare move or shout back , frightened he would upset the basket . 

Ashton had shouted one last thing at him , but Steven had been too far away , breathing deeply , an expression of triumph on his face , He 'd got away from them . 

` My dad says give us a kiss , " shouted a little boy at the first stop in Rhyl . 

When the German officer began to shout abuse at the Poles , this goat leant out of his window and shouted abuse at the German officer . 

The lieutenant was standing on Tower Green , shouting orders at workmen who were refurbishing mangonels , scorpions and the great battering rams . 

William shouted something to Grace but she could not hear him -- the sounds of the wind and the sea were too loud , too terrible . 

Nat turned and shouted this garbled message to me and I hooked my dogs to a tree and went forward to talk to him . 

I know one fellow called Ashworth , he were bit of a coal merchant , I remember him shouting one day across to somebody , ` I backed a winner . " 

I paused for a moment to shout farewell to the driver , but when I turned , Mick had his back to me , leaning inside the rear of the Land Rover . 

Holding it up , he shouts something to the two Tibetans by the fire . 

He was very angry about the shooting and kept on shouting threats about what he 'd do to Lou Vecchi when he caught up with him . 

On and on he went , shouting the usual rubbish about God 's mercy and justice over all . 

The skipper headed straight for the dressing room instead of staying to shout his support from the dug-out . 

One of Nogai 's brothers shouted something in Yek and everybody laughed . 

A few people shouted the proper response , which sounded like , ` Sans ! 

Enraged farmers banged on windows , shouting anti-American slogans . 

As we drifted across the river , their cox first shouted a warning , then ordered the crew to angle their oars to avoid fouling the punt . 

Accusations were shouted particularly against Energy Minister Nicholas Biwott when he attended a memorial service on Aug. 22 . 

Evelyn was shouted at , treated like an outcast by both boys and girls and even the teachers until she left the school at the end of the term . 

If several remarks are shouted at you , your replies will fit one of them . 

During questioning in court , which had to be shouted because of his deafness , Mr Lane broke down as he was asked to recall his memory of the robbery . 

She was ` extremely upset " and shouted that she knew they would not believe her and left the workshop . 

Confetti showered down on us and congratulations were shouted from all directions . 

He put his case in the back then returned to the front door to shout the loudest goodbye he could manage , hoping his father would hear him . 

I was shouting at Bobbie , calling her a fool and a murderer , as if one were as bad as the other , and all the time I could feel Jules ' body twitching beside me . 

One of the passengers , an American , stood up and shouted at her . 

Saunders was arrested later and told police he ` legged it " after someone shouted at him from a car . 

One of them was shouting at the men behind the counter now ; a stream of threats and curses in Kuo Yu -- Mandarin -- while the two behind him looked about them threateningly . 

` I knew they had gone wrong and shouted at them to stop , " said Nicholson on welcoming back his winner . 

I tried to stop him , but it were Mr Benedict coming down through the kitchens in such a bang and shouting for his groom that started it . " 

It remained floating for some minutes , with lights burning at the upper windows and people shouting for help , and then finally sank . 

The palace was surrounded by a crowd who were shouting for him to speak . 

Corbett shouted for jacks of ale , demanding they be served the landlord 's best . 

The people shouted loudly for their King as we passed through the streets . 

The people loved the play , they loved Burbage as Hamlet , they cried for poor Ophelia 's death , and they shouted for the murderer Claudius to die . 

I used to have a special gimmick -- when I used to do my clog dance , I used to shout to the audience , ` Throw pennies , " and that 's what they used to do . 

We banged on the door and shouted to no avail , and after awhile had no choice but to use the fire stairs . 

A rough-looking man with dark slicked-back hair and heavy eyebrows popped his head into the bus and shouted jubilantly to a friend , ` Come in , there 's a funeral wi' free whiskey ! " 

The Second Son shouted to him to pray instead of cursing and we might get somewhere . 

After we had eaten our frozen roast-beef dinner and I was washing up , he shouted from the bathroom for his razor . 

Birds were singing , dogs were being exercised , children shouted in the distance , but the pleasant afternoon had its drawbacks , as the Sergeant explained . 

Kevin switched on the public address system and shouted into it . 

I wound down the window of the car and shouted after the woman , ` Kilturk ? " 

We know she followed him down from Paris , and she was still shouting about killing him only yesterday . " 

We were kicked and shouted at and then thrown out of the vehicle . 

The other man shook his head , held up his paper , and shouted out , ` Can anybody read this ? " 

Coming to a barrier across the road manned by a pair of bored Italian sentries , Fitzroy Maclean shouted out that they were German staff officers . 

The wheezing noise of the bellows had by this time excited the interest of some sentries on a large freighter moored nearby , but Maclean shouted out that they should mind their own business . 

No sooner was I seated than Reid shouted out , ` Bubble and Squeak ! 

He shouted out to be killed , but since he was not of his own regiment , Stephen demurred . 

The drumming disoriented him , the darkness frightened him ; he shouted out . 

` This is all wrong , " he shouted out , as the doors of the juggernaut were sealed . 

You clarify the problem as visually as possible ; and then you get ten different solutions shouted out . 

We yelled and waved the small Union Jacks mother had bought , and they shouted back their approval . 

Edward shouted back something that the wind carried away , but he seemed to be saying , once again , that he was not very used to boats . 

It made you want to shout out a warning , except that the shout , too , would be pulled into the stitches , given colour , made immobile , inaudible , part of the helpless horror . 

In response , however , Polycarp turns to the crowd in the amphitheatre and shouts out the words which the Proconsul has invited him to repeal as if they applied to the audience in the arena . 

Somehow she managed to grab hold of his shirt and she shouted out her resistance . 

The charm of this series will be the little things that they have got precisely right , like the way they shout out the answers on blockbusters or coyly ask about women they adore . 

One idea I developed with my daughter , and find is very popular with all children , is to sing the wrong words of a nursery rhyme and get them all to shout out the right ones . 

On the parade ground soldiers often have to shout out their numbers to help them in drill work . 

Thérèse shouted out the Holy Name of Jesus and wiped Madeleine from her mind , wiped her hands on her apron . 

Some British armoured cars came and began shooting from a distance , and in the chaos I shouted out to four or five brother officers and we drove off in a truck . 

` Change of plan , " Peter , the head lad , shouted out to Kelly as she crossed the yard with her tack . 

` The worm ! " she shouted out in a hoarse voice that was still barely her own . 

` I shouted out to her but she walked past without even looking . 

" Coming , " Marion shouted back , and walked downstairs , trying to shake away her daydreams before she reached the kitchen . 

He had started on the second chair when Dadda shouted up the stairs . 

We watched one fellow as he probed the soft mud with a steel rod and then shouted excitedly . 

Danny shouted excitedly , pointing to the high windows that surrounded the pool . 

The old man was shouting hoarsely , and someone a long way off was answering -- and running , too , for she could feel the vibration of rapid footsteps . 

` All he could do was watch helplessly as the defendant , shouting incoherently , went towards Mr Robinson and began to attack him . " 

Sandcastling fathers shouted indignantly and children began pelting the dog with wet sand , which thumped against his woolly flanks . 

Endill could not make out what he was shouting but whatever it was it was not very friendly . 

They debated about whether it was right for Tinkerbell to look such a ` raggedy " fairy : should she have worn a dress ? 

Psychologists argue whether problem solving is the same as or just part of thinking or learning , and they also debate over ` What is a problem ? " 

Sociologists from Marx and Weber onwards have debated how best to define social classes . 

But while they hesitated and debated , Lucy 's strength ebbed away and she fell in a swoon , putting to death a hundred thousand insects beneath her lovely body . 

Students should therefore be encouraged to debate the issues before moving on to the next question . 

There were a few exceptions to prove the rule , but by and large the Commons looked as if it were fighting the class war rather than debating the need for the protection of wild mammals . 

` The KPNLF is anxious to put on a show of force at a time when the US Congress is debating future aid to the non-communist resistance factions . " 

At any gathering of the faithful , he will stay up until the small hours debating ideas with all and sundry , pulling people with different backgrounds into the same conversation . 

None of them showed any interest , however , in debating the matter with her or with us . 

The football authorities have debated endlessly about the impact of these changes on their game . 

Left alone , Charlotte walked slowly down the length of the room , debating with herself how much or how little Holly McKitrick might know . 

He debated with himself whether to stay and so risk capture or leave while the exit was clear . 

I carelessly accepted an invitation to debate with Mrs Williams on the future of social democracy etc on the radio . 

We invited hon. Members from all Opposition parties to consult and debate with us the best form of taxation to replace the community charge . 

That we are again debating environmental policy reflects the priority that we as a Government , this House and the nation as a whole attach to this most central of issues . 

But artists were not alone in considering and debating the truth and limitations of perspective . 

And at the Brazilian forum in April , local business leaders debated the environment , crime , urban development and illiteracy . 

What they did was to provide an opportunity to debate these issues , at the same time giving support to teachers . 

The paediatric S.H.O. glanced around the room , but the only other occupants formed a tightly-knit group in the opposite corner , where they were loudly debating an ethical issue . 

Manifestly , we have no effective deterrent for hooligan crime , or we would not be debating the issue . 

In the interest of minimizing opposition to his initiative , he allowed rumours to circulate in army circles to the effect that the speech had been aimed primarily at the UN which was about to debate the war . 

All excess grass was dried and cubed at a local factory with the cubes forming an important part of the winter diet . 

She finds time to sit down with the patient before she 's wheeled off to X-Ray , explaining exactly how the lung will be sealed off , that pain is inevitable and how it will be controlled . 

For instance , when he is wheeled to the toilet , he stands up in order to get into the wheelchair , and again to move onto the toilet , instead of being lifted or transferred . 

His body was wheeled off in a peat barrow and cremated in the local brick kiln . 

When everyone is happy with the page , the metal is wheeled over to a large proofing press , which makes a positive impression of very high quality . 

They stood on the steps and waved , as Chignell wheeled him away , and Breeze called out , ` Happy New Year ! " 

Towards the of his days , when he could no longer walk , he was wheeled in a chair into his garden . 

It was too big to conceal in the shed so she wheeled it outside and hid it in the freight car containing the metal beer kegs . 

The Roberts quickly bundled the large package on to its trolley before wheeling it through the concourse and on to the pavement outside where the Kendall-Humes impatiently awaited them . 

The very sick had been wheeled into spaces vacated by simple fracture and tonsillectomies . 

` Do you take it off before or after they 've wheeled in the birthday cake ? " 

The church was a hive of activity ; some villagers had wheeled a huge cart into the nave . 

Faye was wheeled to the small private room further along the corridor , and two nurses came immediately to help her into bed and take routine observations . 

Patients are wheeled into the operating theatre at the Princess Alexandra RAF Hospital in Wroughton . 

He sees the region as ` the original third world , long before the western media coined the term " .

Possibly you have been influenced by the examples of masochism in the book , a term I coined to define that particular perversion .

They coined the phrase " ecological debt " to describe the relationship between the North and South in terms of the former 's excessive use of global resources .

Thus a particularly bizarre practice , for which with typical resourcefulness Tylor coined the name teknonymy , involved calling a married person not by his own name but by that of his children .

The corner is awkward , much more awkward than was recognised when , in 1965 , Professor Robinson coined the phrase .

Here it is instructive to read the description by Manfred Bleuler ( whose father coined the term ` schizophrenia " ) on some characteristic features of the person of schizoid character .

Axelrod recognized that Tit for Tat is not strictly an ESS , and he therefore coined the phrase ` collectively stable strategy " to describe it .

In this paper they coined the phrase ` piezonuclear fusion " from ` piezo " meaning ` pressure " .

In fact it was coined seven years before Darwin published his theory , by Herbert Spencer .

Bernard Levin coined the phrase Pendulum Years to describe the swinging Sixties , while the Seventies were hangover years as the hopes of the previous decade proved illusory .

The word ` pornography " was first coined in 1864 from the Greek root porne , meaning ` prostitute " .

The term ` traffic architecture " was coined to capture the idea of building and circulation systems designed together as a single , comprehensive process , albeit with huge cost implications .

In 1965 the term soliton was coined to describe waves with this remarkable behaviour .

With somewhat unconvincing ostentation , given Gould 's ignorance of Latin , he describes how he coined the most appropriate name for this unusual species .

He was the man who first coined the term ` Dinosauria " , from the Greek word deinos ( ` terrible " ) and sauros ( ` lizard " or perhaps ` reptile " ) .

Yesterday I handed you a message regarding er the request renewed to make a statement over the phrase Black Wednesday , a phrase that was coined by John Smith two days after the event .

There is also the Prado oculto , a term coined to describe the paintings , sculptures and drawings that line the store-rooms beneath the gallery . 

They coin nouns to talk about objects , verbs to talk about actions , and adjectives to talk about properties and states ( Clark , in prep . ) . 

Finally , again as predicted , children coin new terms to fill gaps in their vocabularies . 

A critic had coined a phrase for them and it was taken up as a catch phrase -- ` They dance as one woman and what a woman . " 

To coin another military metaphor , he must ` soldier on " knowing that all of this activity might well smack of sedition . 

But then it was a politician who coined the phrase , ` lies , damned lies and statistics " , which rather blew the gaff in the first place . 

The corner is awkward , much more awkward than was recognised when , in 1965 , Professor Robinson coined the phrase . 

Little , Brown/Warner were the near missers , or as Gordon coins the term , the ` overbidders " : although Little , Brown 's bid was slightly higher , Craig chose HH . 

The nickname had been coined by Hauser himself and Carver found it childish . 

The term was coined by Peters and Waterman in their book In Search of Excellence . 

The word was coined by a sensational Press to explain or excuse defeat . " 

The actual term ` desktop publishing " was coined by Paul Brainerd , the founder of Aldus , to describe what he was trying to achieve with the , then , newly created PageMaker program . 

The phrase was coined by Sir Winston Churchill to describe Russia 's unpredictability and can be equally applied in a footballing context to Liverpool 's Israeli striker . 

Difficult modes of speech may be coined to convey difficult themes , but the private nature of the artist 's invention is what gives it its power . 

The term ` traffic architecture " was coined to capture the idea of building and circulation systems designed together as a single , comprehensive process , albeit with huge cost implications . 

In this paper they coined the phrase ` piezonuclear fusion " from ` piezo " meaning ` pressure " . 

In London Sylvia Pankhurst coined the slogan ` No Vote No Rent " . 

He coined the term ` developmental mechanics " and was one of the first to attempt a causal analysis of early development . 

The word gas , which he coined , had its origins in this view of the world in which the animation of matter depended ultimately on God 's creative role . 

Oh , it can lead one to a rhymed couplet : He loves his brother and his wife , Does he live a double life ?

The secret of the Eternal City 's magic is that it lives and relishes all its ages simultaneously .

Yes , in Keats ' poems , life has a dreamy quality -- but this is not a gorgeous swoon so much as the sense that somewhere , out of sight , we have already lived our actual lives , and that the life we are forced to feel through now is a posthumous remembrance of that earlier life , full of pain and loss .

Cyrus Sanai replies : I think Rodriguez is out of touch ( maybe quite happily ) with life as it is lived in the Columbine High Schools of America .

7 , decided to live dangerously and give specific brands and breweries for Samples A through J. This man was the only panel member whose job does not involve designing Microsoft Word -- and the only one to identify two or more of the beers accurately and specifically .

Until Dobbs confronted her with evidence of her ancestry and of the deaths of her relatives in the Holocaust , Albright seems to have lived in a state of willed ignorance , declining to challenge her parents ' account of the past .

Well , anyone whose daily habits include eight meals probably is living life at a slower pace .

The original colony of 600 men intermarried with local women to form a large Eurasian community , served by African slaves and living in an elegant luxury that won their trading post the name Babylon of the Orient .

He has n't really had much of an urge to live for the sake of living since Loyalty .

They are not half-assed lefties , but people who spend an enormous amount of energy learning the issues , studying them and living their life in accordance with those principles .

Droplets of blood ran over his fingers and dripped on to the floor . 

Rain dripped outside , drummed heavily , then slackened again . 

The team laughed and nodded their approval , continuing with their meal as the rain dripped steadily into the mess-tins and the mugs of tea . 

Rain was dripping through the roof in several places , falling with a recurrent plop and splash on to the wet floor-boards . 

The ground was soft once again beneath their feet , rain dripped from leaves and branches . 

The sweat was dripping from her face on to her breasts which were already glistening with water like orb-shaped fruit in the rain . 

Trickles of sweat dripped from her hair and down her temples , leaving an itchy heat behind them . 

To my amazement , they were burning brightly as the rain fell and water dripped from the ash trees . 

Nutty practised the crawl in her bath and the water dripped down the light cord in the dining-room below and collected in the glass bowl-shaped shade . 

Angle the condensation tray to that the water does n't drip onto the leaves and spoil them . 

Water dripped off her hands , too , and her severe black bathing dress . 

Her gown was almost wet through and water dripped from her long hair to the floor . 

The steady trickle of blood from the corner of his mouth was dripping from his chin onto his coat front . 

The sudden cool of evening made it advisable to keep the cooking fire alive and in the morning a cold , heavy dew dripped from the leaves . 

I stayed there for three days , until the snow began to melt , dripping in stealthy drops from my little roof . 

To keep Tubifex worms , the aquarium must have a layer of mud on the bottom and a supply of fresh-water continuously dripping into the aquarium . 

The dark man sipped his beer , then rubbed his finger in the condensation that was dripping on the outside of the metal mug . 

He watched his tears drip onto the floor and wondered from a great distance why he could not feel them running down his face . 

The roof itself was holed in places , and melting snow dripped to the floor and spread in muddy puddles . 

These bachelor males may not be more deprived of sexual outlets than are the harem owners themselves .

Only when she retired , and was deprived of her police escort , did she appreciate why other people find driving in London so difficult nowadays .

However , if you deprive other people of your feelings of warmth and appreciation you deny telling them what you enjoy about being with them .

She does not work in isolation , and poor records will deprive others involved in teaching of vital information about the student .

` Parliament has deprived the courts of any power of detention of a person of this age or what many people might think was any effective punishment for that grave crime . "

So Europe 's subsidised rubbish will deprive some of the world 's poorest people of work .

The longer that a person is deprived of oxygen the bluer a person becomes .

These animals were deprived of food for 24 hours before the start of experiment , but permitted of free access to drinking water .

Meanwhile county school meals advisor Frances Tee has expressed concern that benefit changes reducing eligibility for free school dinners will deprive some children of their only nutritionally sound meal .

In the long-run , this money illusion will disappear as workers come to realise that price inflation is depriving them of their perceived increase-in real income .

Not surprisingly , they felt deprived and easily resumed old eating habits , often in response to stress .

She then deprived the tsar of the special status he had enjoyed at Constantinople since 1833 .

Hitler 's war deprived Wooderson of going into the Olympic arena in Helsinki in 1940 as a hot favourite for the 1500 metres ; Budd 's natural progression was hindered by her country 's policy of apartheid .

Thus the inspector is deprived of any real say in planning and safety .

The abolition of the House in March 1649 deprived him of his employment until the Restoration .

Bucharest 's shops are supplying a population deprived for years of everything but the poorest-quality basics .

The defeat deprived the garrisons in Aquitaine of the reinforcements they needed , and less than a month after the destruction of Pembroke 's fleet du Guesclin entered Poitiers .

For children permanently deprived of their natural home , adoption provides a secure alternative home .

Failure to obtain such consent will not only deprive the patient and the medical staff of this advantage , but will usually make it much more difficult to administer the treatment .

For skin rolling , seize the flesh between thumb and forefinger and lift it away from the bone . 

Then one of the men gave a shout , seized the boy by a leg and pulled him into the hall . 

Cranston seized the bowl by its two silver handles and half drained it at a gulp . 

Lieutenant Calley seized it by one leg , flung it back into the ditch and shot it . 

She tried to embrace him , but he seized her by the arms and shook her till her teeth chattered . 

At one stage , one seized him by the neck and nearly chocked him . 

Dr Neil stepped back so swiftly that she almost fell ; he seized her by the shoulders and held her from him . 

But as she seized it in her hand , before her horrified eyes the dried petals fell away and fluttered to the floor , scattering like confetti at her feet . 

Corbett pushed the meat through and watched the leading dog seize it in his huge jaws , throwing it up and devouring it , the blood streaming down his black , slavering mouth . 

Then Bully seized the rope in his teeth and began to pull against her . 

He suddenly seized her under the armpits and swung her round and round , until she was breathless . 

With a sudden swift movement , he seized the shotgun with his left hand and sent it whirling off into the night after the pistol . 

The dream-man called Duvall seized Jimmy around the neck in a way which was surely too painful to be a dream and yanked him to his feet , throwing him on to a desk . 

A pair of powerful arms seized me from behind , jerking me upright and off my feet . 

The men in the smithy seized him ; and one of them took a hammer and drove a nail into the sole of his boot . 

I was near St Anthony 's Hospital , between Bishopsgate and Bread Street , intent on lifting a purse , when my arm was suddenly seized : it was the goldsmith , Waller , demanding his money . 

Vivien went up to him and said " Oh , Tom " ; he seized her hand and said " How do you do " in a loud voice . 

If for example the fire officer requires a company to introduce new fire precaution equipment in an office and the owners of the office consider the fire officer is being unreasonable , the owners can appeal to the magistrates to adjudicate on the matter .

The Court of Appeal declined to adjudicate on this matter , holding that the views expressed by the judge as to the nature of the court 's jurisdiction were both obiter and academic .

Put on a show last night to convince us they 're still there , then decamped as quick as they could . " 

The eventual aim is find out whether engineered genes render a crop plant more aggressive than its traditional relatives -- and more likely to decamp from cultivation . 

The Labour leader and his closest advisers had decamped to a country hotel run by the local council while his own terraced house in Blackwood was being used a committee rooms for the duration of the campaign . 

Now he has decamped to Hollywood , where his blandly commercial approach and hit track record has won him this prestigious assignment , a high-concept , low-intelligence star vehicle . 

They would have houses or lodgings down the coast , and the families would decamp to Largs or Argyll until the weather broke . 

They recently decamped to London to launch a concerted assault on the British market . 

When a part of the city , such as the South Bronx , was worn out , the better-off people decamped to the suburbs . 

Much energy-intensive industry would then decamp to the third world . 

A new king was about to be crowned in England , the previous one having decamped with an American divorcée . 

On the return train journey to Sunderland , they were told that a group of journalists were waiting at Sunderland station , forcing the two players to decamp at Durham and sneak home via the back door . 

As for those localised unions with no such connections , it was not an uncommon experience for the organiser to decamp with the members ' subscriptions . 

Accusations of a ` personal crusade " and threats that the industry would decamp abroad are measures of how threatened the industry feels . 

When the time comes to move to a new territory , the nest dissolves and its residents decamp , taking their herds with them ( German Research , 2/91 , pp4-7 ) . 

Patients experience high anxiety levels at time of admission to hospital . 

It is hoped that initially the client will experience some anxiety with each target and learn to cope with this effectively , but that over five attempts of this target this anxiety will drop to a minimum . 

Young children will often , for instance , feel a sense of responsibility for adverse events in which they in fact had no role at all , and hence experience a good deal of anxiety . 

He was getting in deep now , though he was experiencing grave and gnawing doubts about the whole affair . 

Christina was determined not to add to them , but was beginning to experience grave doubts of her own about Colin Weatherhead 's reliability . 

Mark always experienced the same feelings of contentment when entering the home straight . 

She had been experiencing considerable feelings of grief about her husband and had been able to cry on occasions . 

I remember experiencing a feeling of tremendous excitement , not thinking for a moment of the implications of war , of bombing , of deaths , of families parted from their sons , husbands and brothers . 

We experience guilt when we blame ourselves or our actions for events . 

He experienced guilt nonetheless : guilt over the way he had treated his mother and guilt about Patricia Hoskin . 

May we experience the joy of your presence in our midst , for you live and reign as Lord of all , one God to be praised and glorified for ever and ever . 

He experienced the joy of scoring Omagh 's first two goals in the opening period but had the opposite feelings of emotion when he was sent off in the last minute . 

Your son/daughter will experience joy , peace and togetherness . 

It 's a struggle with young people , alongside them as they experience the pleasures and pains , the excitements and disappointments of growing up in a hostile world . 

She could experience the pleasure of lovemaking with every nerve-ending in her body . 

With a good heavy hot iron , it would stop belling out here and there , she thought , and she experienced a flash of pleasure at the quickness and deftness of her work . 

She squatted at the edge of the dug soil , experiencing pleasure in her own body 's supple movement and the warmth of the sun on her skin , and looked along the rows of plants . 

Broadly speaking , this theory states that stress or dissatisfaction is more likely to be experienced by an individual if her/his ranks are discrepant -- for instance the ranks associated with income , education and ethnic group . 

BP 's exploration manager argued that oil production would peak in the early 1980s and that demand would outstrip supply by 1978 . 

Delivery performance far outstripped any other cause of complaint by internal or external customers . 

The Russian Sputnik had been launched two years before , and produced in the United States a feverish alarm lest their Communist competitors should outstrip them in a world increasingly penetrated by science and technology . 

After Henry had outstripped him in celebrity , he grew riotous . 

He once candidly described himself in an interview as ` a manipulative little bastard " , but his mission , as he sees it , outstrips everyday politics in its importance . 

The government claims that economic growth is outstripping the increase in pollution . 

By the 1880s the mines and foundries , manned by immigrant labour , had begun to outstrip their German rivals in the production of coal and steel . 

It was not itself a centre of manufacturing , but it outstripped all other ports as a point of transit for English exports and became thereby a major entrepot of international trade . 

Germany outstripped Britain for the first time as the largest contributor last year . 

The US Seniors ' Tour may outstrip the USPGA Tour in terms of waistlines and average age , but no-one expected its leading money winner to also claim higher earnings . 

On the track where his father the late Graham reigned supreme , the 32-year-old Londoner outstripped all his rivals with a string of quick laps at the end of opening qualifying yesterday . 

Mansell had proved his recovery from his accident on Saturday during the morning warm-up , when he once again outstripped the field , clocking a quickest time of 1 min 18.551 sec . 

Hugo looked at his contemporaries , less clever than himself , and saw them outstrip him . 

He has a great generosity of spirit and a vast encyclopaedic knowledge that far outstrips the cozy insularity of his contemporaries . " 

Although for a while the new venture flourished , far outstripping its neighbour , Rye , it was never the success its royal founder had hoped . 

Growth in Oracle 's Unix and Desktop businesses continued to outstrip older proprietary systems — mainly VAX and ES/9000 . 

Its growth rate has been outstripped for much of the time by that of France and even , in some recent years , by that of the United Kingdom . 

It grew rapidly and by 1913 had even outstripped Cardiff to become the major coal-exporting port in the world . 

The years 1990 and 1991 had emerged as the warmest ever recorded , outstripping the 1980s , which had been the warmest decade to date . 

In the Khartoum region , female enrolment outstripped that of males at secondary school level , though women make up only a small proportion of students in the technical secondary schools . 

Growers , delighted that sales of real firs are outstripping those of their synthetic rivals , claim that families have turned nostalgic in a seasonal effort to beat the recession blues . 

Indeed , I would project that Asian youths in the early 1980s are poised to outstrip both whites and blacks educationally . 

The use of telex machines increased 7 per cent in the year 1987-88 and the demand for fax machines will outstrip that this year . 

All the children now hit the top of the pack to ` turn their card over " . 

And when I hit those chords really hard , there was none of that fluttering noise and so the rhythm parts became a little spankier sounding . 

It 's obviously a reasonably-sized practice/small gig amp , but even so the limiter comes in really quickly -- perhaps because my style is to hit the strings really hard . 

I raised my hand to my eyes wondering how I could have hit it so hard . 

I hit my pillow so hard that it has looked reproachful ever since . ) 

She flies back and forth in her cage as much as it 's possible , dashing her talons against the bars and hitting her beak against the top . 

The idea is to hit atoms head-on with laser beams , slowing them down . 

I know what we 'll do ; I 'll go up on the dunes and you hit the bell with your bit of wood and we 'll see if I can hear it . 

Angrily Holmes hit the rock in front of us with his open hand . 

For example , the domain from the yeast β ' subunit hit the α-subunits of bacterial DDRPs with Z-scores of 5-7 and RMSD of 2.8-3 Å. Hereinafter we refer to these domains as the α -subunit core-related ( ASCR ) domains .

Children yearned to be like her and parents , even grandparents , were happy to see their young modelling themselves on a star seemingly unsullied by the darker side of rock and roll . 

For scratch at his sceptical facade and underneath , the author , like all of us , yearns to find some place in which the dream lives on . 

He yearned to gulp down the coffee that remained , he craved to ask for more . 

If you yearn to watch the late-night movie in bed , or ca n't bear missing your favourite soap opera while cooking supper , then you might think about buying a portable TV . 

This was not strictly true but she was not going to give Matthew Preston the satisfaction of knowing that Jenny still yearned after him . 

Why else should I still be yearning after a man whom I knew to be a murderer while shrinking from the innocent Syl whose only crime was that I found him unattractive ? 

Dexter yearned for a cigarette and squeezed his ballpoint tighter to quieten the urge . 

But he knew he 'd yearn for England sooner or later , and a yearning man could be cruel . 

He yearned for escape to a place and an audience which would appreciate his talents to the full . 

Perhaps she still yearned for him , he thought with a pang of anxiety . 

BRITISH yuppies yearning for that charming little place they saw in the Dordogne last summer have probably never heard of Compagnie Bancaire . 

Although a perfect antidote to those who yearn for a return of those days . 

He yearned for sleep ; with what willpower he could muster he forced away the waking world and urged himself into the darkness . 

We had yearned for supremacy and now had too much of it too easily . 

` I began to yearn for you the moment you left , " he told her in return . 

And now the man who yearned with all his heart for all his life to be a woman and who is just months away from radical surgery wants to remain a man . 

You almost end up yearning with the RAF trainees to be back in the cockpit getting on with the business : flying . 

Watford did simple things well and in Bazeley had the sort of finisher Dalglish must have yearned for . 

The open air is what you yearn for -- a pair of good walking shoes , a green thornproof , and the ability to melt into the undergrowth . 

But for many years after 1979 this approach seemed to embody many of the qualities which a depressed , declining nation yearned for and acclaimed . 

Older teenagers do not want a mother to be yearning over them day and night , even when several hundred miles lie between them . 

When you are ready , the person you have been yearning for will enter the meadow , and approach you . 

When , once , he had thought himself on the brink of an alliance for which he yearned , he was suddenly and shatteringly rejected . 

If you have already thought up a sensible solution to my problems , that puts you one up on me as I was then , because I was completely flummoxed by the whole thing . 

When he had first come to Kinton as a small boy , expecting only spiral staircases and secret passages and small , darkly-panelled rooms , he had been flummoxed by all this opulence . 

She threw her hands wide , flummoxed as much by his attitude as the question . 

It was impossible to tell the age of the man who owned that face , what he had looked like five minutes ago , or even that that was the face of a man . 

Matilda 's parents owned quite a nice house with three bedrooms upstairs , while on the ground floor there was a dining-room and a living-room and a kitchen . 

He had also owned the house next door to Christie 's round in Rillington Place . 

Sara began to wish she had n't embarked on this explanation of how and why Matthew Preston owned half the house . 

He is married to a Spaniard , owns property in Spain , has worked there himself and made a fortune , too . 

I 've been told he left the accountancy firm where he worked , and that he 's joined his uncle , Matthew Wilder , who owns a back-country property between Napier and Taupo . 

Edwin owned the freehold of another property in the street , let on a fat lease , there is more property on the sea-front , and a nice carefully nurtured portfolio of equities . 

The estate is owned by Commercial Union Properties , with Richard Ellis/Hepper Robinson in Liverpool as sole agents . 

The council which owns the pool needs to save a million pounds , because it 's been charge capped by the government . 

Is the Minister not aware that a significant number of pensioners who own their own homes are among the poorest in the country ? 

A lot of people who own Gibsons with humbuckers want to take their covers off . 

But if the republics are to undertake reform for themselves , agreement must be struck between the central and local governments both on the central-bank system and on who owns which factories . 

The appellants owned a colliery near Swansea , employing about 1,000 men . 

Once the bane of those who owned glassfibre yachts , osmosis can now be dealt with using a number of techniques . 

` Well , this Lodge is owned by Trent Regional Health Authority . 

The building is still owned by the United Biscuit Company and is currently leased as a warehouse to telecommunications giant GPT . 

The contents will be owned and cared for by Leeds City Art Gallery who will undertake a programme of cataloguing and aim to make the collection more widely known . 

He owns a string of companies and conglomerates in West Africa and has supplied arms to many of the countries in conflict across the continent , such as Chad , Uganda and Nigeria . 

Raul Gardini , then head of the family group , was battling for control of Enimont , a big chemical company which Montedison owned jointly with the Italian state . 

Persons of inferior degree rarely owned more than a single parcel , irrespective of whether they lived on it themselves or let it to a tenant . 

The owner of the premises usually owns or rents the machine , receives the profits , and is responsible for re-stocking when goods run out . 

The High Court in Edinburgh was told that McDonald was under the influence of drugs when he entered the bank and vaulted a counter . 

The tragedy at Bolton in 1946 , in which thirty-three were killed and 400 injured , was the result of admitting 85,000 fans with more clambering over walls or vaulting the turnstiles . 

A couple of barmen had vaulted the bar and were trying to get through the crowd . 

But , as they approached , the men broke up and ran into the stadium , vaulting the entrance turnstiles as they went . 

Maurice vaulted the stile and , by a miracle , landed steadily on his feet . 

But the allusion to ` properly conducted " games or sports is vague , and the notion that such dangerous exhibitions as circus acts or trying to vault over twelve buses on a motorcycle are ` needed " in the public interest seems strained . 

To those humans who , given mastery of space , preferred to vault across it than to linger in orbit and build there , Mars and its hurtling moons had been the first great benefit of the gift . 

The two men -- one screaming ` I 'll kill you , you bastard " -- vaulted from the public gallery . 

He longed for rest but knew that he had to keep moving , and hauling on the line , he got his hands on to the taffrail and vaulted into the cockpit . 

Malhandir reached his master first and Tyrion vaulted into the saddle then turned to face his foes . 

The men it was meant for now rush into the road in front of her , one of them vaulting straight over the taxi bonnet as Rainbow bangs on the brakes . 

He vaulted cleanly through the open window , brushed his hair back and sauntered around Stefan 's room , picking up his record book , his razor , his hat . 

` Perhaps it is a habit we share , this business of vaulting to easy conclusions . " 

The army Captain taught the Commander the knack of hoisting himself aboard a canoe over its stern , and how to vault astride one steadied by a paddler already aboard . 

Zambia cried , and with lightning speed vaulted over the safety rail of the gallery and began shinning down support poles to the floor . 

Fernand let go of Melissa 's hand , vaulted over the rail and beckoned urgently to her to follow . 

Then Angel vaulted back on to his pony , which had just tottered groggily to its feet , and galloped back to the stables . 

The barbarian had vaulted down into the heather and had drawn the black sword , Kring . 

Putting his hand to a crumbling step , he vaulted down to the ground and landed running . 

So he said , ` Right , I 'll leave you to it , " and vaulted on to the cabin top . 

` Hold her steady , " Nathan warned , and vaulted up on to the deck . 

` It is not the time for vaulting that five-bar gate , " he says . 

Our meeting then broke up , Mandeville stalking back into the hall whilst we returned to our chambers . 

I stalked out of the hall , quite pleased with myself , and went back to my own chamber . 

As Ginsberg read out one of the Russian 's works , the writer himself stalked out of the hall . 

With which she stalked across the back of the hall to her little parlour opposite , and slammed herself into it . 

With which she stalked past him and into the hall without so much as a backward glance at Theda , standing by the desk , a look of new hope in her eyes . 

I stalked back into the room and brushed my hair furiously , counting the strokes . 

While the Doctor stalked about the room , or fiddled with the door , or argued with the guards , the three others had sat on the floor and exchanged their stories . 

With a parting glare , Ursula stalked from the room , leaving Maurice to fold the map shut and smile across at Charlotte . 

She stalked into the teachers ' room and returned with her cane . 

Her skirt swirled around her legs in a froth of black lace as she stalked across the room . 

` I 'll get undressed , " she muttered and stalked off behind a bush . 

Keith seemed consumed by rage ; he stalked about the house , talking to himself and looking at her occasionally with a red , homicidal fury . 

Anthea stalked across the car park of Randall Lodge like a woman with a purpose . 

After a moment , she spun on her heel and stalked across the platform to the door that led to the large communal dressing-room . 

With as much dignity as she could muster , she stalked past him into the bathroom . 

I stalked amongst the booths and ramshackle dwellings built against the wall . 

Leif turned away , retching , whilst Cranston stalked out of his house muttering vengeance against all and sundry . 

She stalked , stiff-legged like a wolf , into the darkling garden and like a wolf she sniffed the air . 

Then , making a soft purring sound she scattered a handful of maize kernels on to the ground in front of her and the hens stuck out their necks and stalked across . 

She struggled from Sophia 's embrace and jumped down among the windfall apples , rolled one over with her paw , then turned and stalked indifferently away among the Michaelmas daisies . 

Mary , Queen of Scots , turned on her majestic heel and stalked off stage , her head held high . 

He did n't like the microphone and had to be cajoled into using it , he stalked up and down the front of the hall quoting from cuttings on the Vietnam War , and was heard by few . 

Dead or exhausted roots decompose , leaving moisture-retentive fibre and stored nutrients to be recycled for other plants . 

Did the drug decompose or spread through the body or accumulated in certain organs ? 

By the time the latrine needs emptying again , in about 15 years , the sludge will have decomposed and can be dug out and spread on neighbouring farms . 

There should be no necessity to remove the straw , as it should gradually decompose over the summer . 

Remember that any traces of uneaten food will decompose in your tank and foul the water . 

Avoid very sweaty armpits because sweat quickly decomposes in areas where air does not circulate freely . 

Salt does not break down or decompose in the pond -- it is diluted by partial water changes . 

Before he could get to the specimen , its entrails had decomposed so badly that they had to be thrown away , so it was a gutted specimen that he eventually saw . 

A dead snail decomposes very rapidly , fouling the water badly . 

A search for secreted packages may take time , and there is a great danger of massive overdose if the packages decompose in the intestinal tract . 

Some minerals seem to survive more or less unaltered even after being subject to prolonged weathering , whereas others decompose very rapidly . 

Coming to the Elbow , where the runners veer right-handed off the main course towards the line with little more than a furlong to go , Pitman gave his mount a smack down the right-hand side . 

He veered left towards them and put his own jacket on the ground . 

We walked across to the teenagers ' car , which had veered across the lawn of a local church . 

` He veered across the road and went into the opposite lane where he collided with a transit van . " 

She was about to veer in a different direction when she felt an arm like steel round her waist . 

Behind them , the Peugeot veered into view , skidding slightly on the wet road . 

There was a story about an oil tanker that had veered off course and steamed right through Heaven Sound . 

A tractor and trailer was being driven across the bridge , when a wheel came off the tractor and it veered through the stone parapet . 

I stayed in the darkness vomiting as the ship veered wildly through the troughs of high waves . 

` I 'm hating every minute of it ! " she said in a shaking voice , and then the plane veered sharply to the right and Damian moved away from her . 

He continually veered close to grand statements , then pulled back . 

The key is to keep the fish just warm to avoid over-heating , and to veer towards a too solid rather than too oily mixture . 

( He resumes pacing , then , spinning on his heels to avoid the wall , he veers round , stares you straight in the face , hands flared , fingers spread frozen in time and space , chin tucked in on itself like a gossiping neighbour , takes another deep breath through the nose , opens his mouth , swivels his eyes to left and right and walks clean out of the room . 

For a while she listened , trying to find out more about her new owner , but the conversation veered back to the voyage . 

While Hazel gazed , the wind slowly veered round into the west , as Cowslip had said it would , and brought the rain driving into the mouth of the hole . 

This continued for a long time during which he shuffled his feet uncomfortably , controlling his immediate impulse to shout at her to be quiet . 

He shuffled his feet as he copied the true exponents and saluted seconds after the others had finished . 

He shuffled his feet and pursed his lips , trying to conceal his embarrassment and surprise at this dangerous , clever English clerk . 

Billy had just shuffled from one foot to the other and blushed as all dutiful sons should do . 

The children shuffled left and right on their bottoms to let him pass . 

The next morning was drizzling , damp and miserable and our man and his party were not at breakfast . 

The night outside was drizzling with rain , and everyone except himself hurried for a cab ; the flower-sellers were disconsolate . 

As they reached the outer suburbs it began to drizzle slightly and Preston switched the wipers on . 

It was still drizzling when I pulled up outside Maggie 's terraced house . 

As February approached and the first snow of winter drizzled down on Clapham Common , Blanche began to lose hope of finding new evidence . 

No doubt when the subsidy commissioners came on the scene they were prevailed on to restore assessments to approximately the levels of 1515 . 

Earlier this year Cardinal Glemp repudiated this agreement but he has now been prevailed upon to honour it . 

I suppose you could n't be prevailed upon to play for us too ? "  

But out of pity for Bouchard 's poverty , Geoffrey prevailed on the abbot to allow him possession of the mill for the rest of his life . 

Jane had prevailed on Dorothy to come and reason with Harriet and David , for she wanted to live with Dorothy and Aunt Sarah and the three healthy cousins and poor Amy . 

And when we prevailed on the prior to let us raise the stone , this is what we found . "  

The senior British officer in Java , Major-General D.C. Haw , prevailed on Sukarno to fly to Surabaya . 

` It is partly our fault -- we prevailed upon her to take Landor . "  

She stood still on the track , and , as she stared up at him , the shaft of moonlight slanting across her , her face betrayed surprise as she exclaimed , ` Silas -- you amaze me . 

Shadows cast by the open door slanted across the strong lines of nose and jaw , softening the hard line of his mouth . 

The light slanted across her skin in such a way the tiny blonde hairs showed like fair fluff . 

Scarlet striations slanted from his spine to his shoulderblades . 

Outboard interplane struts slanted outward from the lower wingtips , but a system of sturdy inverted V and single struts supported the three 485hp Bristol Jupiter IX radial engines mounted on the upper wing . 

Beyond the window , sunshine slanted through the trees to fall across Frankie 's face as he enjoyed his morning feast . 

A much trodden tourist path leaves Achintee Farm in Glen Nevis and slants upwards to a midway plateau of open ground where the superstructure of the mountain towers . 

Students of French would be offered a course slanted towards the study of the contemporary spoken language . 

By the time he arrived at the meeting , the floor was slanting like a deck again . 

From behind the church a ploughed field slanted up to the uncompromising skyline . 

All the good characters ( i.e. the communists ) have bright red faces and eyebrows which slant up sideways , whereas the bad characters tend to have wrinkly eyebrows and yellowish faces . 

There were two black lines of metal there , two rails slanting up out of the hangar and disappearing in the darkness 

Note at lower right , slanting up from beneath the end of the silver lace chevron , the neatly stitched bottom edge of the patch on which the colour badge is worked . 

But first he analysed what was wrong with the established shops . 

To promote communication means from time to time analysing why there have been failures in the process . 

Not for the first time , Reg Butler tried to analyse what was wrong with his son and the way he ran the business . 

For the sake of clarity , it is important to analyse what role electoral reform could have played , and did play , in the election campaign . 

To analyse what managers actually do , Mintzberg categorised their activities and calculated the amount of time they spent on each . 

To understand this , however , it was necessary to analyse how firms responded to these pressures and , in particular , to examine the changing requirements of production . 

Some use will be made of notions of risk , danger and pollution to analyse what it is that people find attractive or unattractive about such different environments . 

Her heart was acting so erratically that she could hardly analyse what he had just said . 

Northern or Southern blot hybridization signals were analysed by densitometry with an Ultroscan laser system ( LKB ) .

Those with dairy goats may need to have some goats kidding in the autumn to obtain good supplies of milk in winter . 

Goatlings can be inseminated as well as goats which have kidded before . 

Changing abruptly to the shorter , natural day-length in March brings the goats into season between April and June to kid in September to November . 

Wonderful Italian style , in an environment which has enchanted visitors for centuries . 

Pronounced ` an extreme leftist " , his energy enchanted Diaghilev , who commissioned a ballet from him . 

Even the scenery began to enchant her , and the tug of the wind on her clothes became a pleasure rather than just another instrument of torture . 

We stayed at The Golden Cross , an old coaching-inn in the Cornmarket , and this in itself enchanted me , with its charm of sloping floors and crooked beams . 

The brilliance of the recent verbal firework display he put on at Westminster enchanted his party -- just as it alarmed the Labour Party that John Smith proved such an easy target for him . 

The view from its window across Thrush Green never ceased to enchant Ruth Bassett . 

She was enchanted by the artist , by his distinguished looks , ` his radiance and the beauty of his eyes . 

Mary , being over six feet tall , probably had a better view of the scene than her more traditionally built , runt-like Scottish companions , and she was enchanted by what she saw . 

Saint Basil was so enchanted by this selfless action that he concluded his comments with the words ` If things seen are so lovely , what must things unseen be ? " 

When she went to look round she was both daunted and enchanted by its dark , gloomy interior which was mostly painted green and seemed to be trapped in a 19th-century time warp . 

As the taxi climbed away from the city , Constance was enchanted by the morning bells ringing out from all the churches in Florence . 

The fishermen were so enchanted by the scented air that they called the place ` Hong Kong " , which means in Chinese ` fragrant harbour " . 

Although she 'd been enchanted by the boisterous reunions , her attention was immediately arrested by the man 's striking colouring . 

This delightful , animated musical will enchant tiny tots but hopefully they will also see its serious side . 

Far from the slush of Hollywood 's romantic fifties films set on Balinese shores , this tropical island has a magical culture and scenery which enchant all who visit . 

But this revival will enchant still more when Sir Charles Mackerras has tidied up stage-pit ensemble , and refined some aspects of the orchestral sound . 

EVEN THOSE students of Italian Catholic politics enchanted by Byzantine matters are nostalgic this autumn for the days when schism was a simple affair . 

Without doubt one of the loveliest towns on the romantic eastern shore of Lake Garda , Malcesine has enchanted and inspired writers and artists ever since the days of the Romans . 

Certain cities cast a bewitching spell on people -- no matter how fond you may be of country life or seaside resorts , Italy 's cities are just the type to enchant . 

Cleo could not understand why Dauntless was not similarly enchanted by the place . 

Carrington watched the sea for the first two hours , enchanted by the Scandinavian night , then went to sleep . 

She wished she could convince herself that what he 'd said had merely been an idle threat . 

It took me all day to convince my mother that there had been a change , but by the next afternoon I found myself flat on my back in the hospital again with injunctions not to move . 

At one point , Walter tries to convince his wife that he has had a story accepted by BBC Radio . 

But it 's hoped the film will help to convince youngsters that natural history is n't a dinobore . 

You think you 're going to convince me that selling the club would be in my father 's best interests , with you as the kindly soul just waiting to take the burden off his hands . 

Why does he not convince the Cabinet to be good Europeans and to obey the rules like France , Germany and Spain ? 

Perhaps she could convince him to stop looking at her that way -- though , in her heart , she did not want to stop him . 

Jean wanted to talk to him , to try to convince him to take better care of his wife . 

` It 's my story , I lived it , "  says Singleton , describing how he convinced a major studio to let an untried student director loose on a feature . 

What if , by her doing nothing , they were able to convince him of her treachery and turn him against her for ever ? 

And to get any authorisation at all , I have to convince my superiors of the danger . "  

We are democrats and accept that until we have convinced people by the force of our argument , we should go along with the view of the majority of the organisations of which we are a member . 

He was out canvassing when he encountered an old lady who was ready to vote for him as long as he could convince her about Labour Party policy on cats . 

Being entirely devoid of miners , striking or otherwise , Northern Ireland treated the election as a referendum on the power-sharing system and was overwhelmingly convinced by the loyalists . 

Some farmers have been so convinced by industry-generated publicity over the absence of a proper income that they just have n't bothered declaring any income . 

Then , just as I was convinced of your innocence , I discovered you 'd lied about your brother and I caught you with Rainald . 

Even when you have convinced the travel agent that there is such a place , you are likely to become involved in a series of long telephone conversations . 

At some point he managed to convince us his trade was respectable , nay , even smart , and now a lump of broken stone will cost you a grand . 

Identify the rut , and before you try to find the way out of it convince yourself you will get out of it . 

Gasping for breath , she stared wildly round to convince herself of where she was . 

You must convince , persuade , and hopefully guide the media to reflect your client 's point of view . 

In the narrow space between the pillars , Tsu Ma circled his father slowly , knife in hand , his face set , determined .

It was the kestrel circling the dome of Leeds Town Hall , where it proved to be nesting , that gave the game away .

That 's because the series of eruptions that killed 350 people in June 1992 left a 3,000-mile long cloud of ash and sulphur dioxide circling the earth .

I could n't find the entrance to the restaurant that night for a start , and I spent the first half hour of the evening circling the outside of the building looking for a way in -- in full view of all the diners .

The aeroplane -- quite a small one -- was circling round far overhead .

She determined to avoid Bartholomew Close , so circled the block on the southern side .

When it was all over , Swan and Little Billy flew higher and circled the lake for a last look .

The Hurricanes were to land at Hal Far aerodrome and I circled that aerodrome until I had seen them all land safely .

For a long time the men circled one another , spears poised for the throw , shields ready .

You do not have to climb too high to earn yourself splendid views over the country on the French side as well as a close-up sight of raptors perched or circling amongst the rocks .

As the sharks circled closer , two dolphins appeared at her side and protected her until she reached a buoy and could climb up onto it to safety .

She keeps circling between past and present , memory and oblivion , like someone trying to wake up from a nightmare .

Black-headed gulls circled , spiralling skywards in a current of warm air .

Mary stood on tip-toe and plucked dry cotton dreff from among the spinning wheels . 

` Surely they plucked the chickens first before they ate them . " 

Now when a mealtime approaches , all I have to do is pluck a menu card from the appropriate section and , hey presto , an instant meal suggestion ! 

She lurched , reached out a hand and plucked the wallet clean from the bearded man 's grasp . 

She plucked a grass stalk from the ground at her side , then split it lengthwise with her outer talon . 

He plucked a heavy silver ring from the middle finger of his left hand , tugging it over the knuckle impetuously , and held it out across the table in his palm . 

He plucked a couple of plastic bags from the roll above the shelf and filled them with broccoli and cabbage : another thing David did not like about Pamela was her conservatism as a cook . 

Byrkin would have been tall when he was in the Navy , but the camp had bent his back and plucked his hair from a smoothed scalp . 

Blanche watched the girl 's cheek muscles tighten and how she plucked fluff from her dress with an over-deliberate calm . 

He plucked his hat from his head and extracted a key from the hatband . 

When the Guardian arrived half an hour later , she plucked it from the letter-box with impatient hands . 

Then the wind rose again and plucked his top hat off his head and sent it bowling among the stones . 

A COMMUTER train was delayed while the driver plucked a pheasant on the platform , it was claimed last night . 

A LIFEBOAT crew plucked a young man to safety from the freezing North Sea . 

The fact that DEC plucked him out of its largest and most profitable systems businesses and split that down the middle so he could run the NT operation is proof that DEC expects significant results out of NT . 

Jack plucked the flower out of his morning coat and closed his fist slowly over it , crushing it into a pulp . 

She uttered a muted cry of despair , and plucked herself furiously backward out of his grasp . 

By pressing Russia 's claims , Menshikov plucked defeat out of victory . 

Apparently eight million Americans pluck their eyebrows , eyelashes and heads when under pressure . 

Bertha Cohen nodded briskly from the scullery sink where she was cleaning the blood from the dead hen 's neck before plucking its feathers . 

It is a trick that might just save the life of the bird if a cat has caught it and then placed it on the ground for a moment before starting to pluck it . 

They wo n't even realise that you 're plucking them of their savings . 

He clung shivering to the comfortless bed that seemed now the only tenuous security he had , but he was plucked away from it and hustled through the doorway , still bemused with cold and sleep . 

Then the riots blazed and he was plucked from barracks , given a month 's emergency training and sent into the streets . 

Kali and Hades had been plucked from their midst as though by a giant hand and flung several feet away , almost cut in half by the point-blank blast of sawn-off twelve-bores . 

Bogdan Ursu was plucked from a grim Romanian orphanage by an aid organisation and brought to Middlesbrough . 

At Frampton Cotterell near Bristol , Avon , a canoeist was plucked to safety after being swept away in the fast-flowing River Frome . 

She had a longish , plain face with a straight nose and almost no eyebrows ; she must have plucked them away in order to repaint them in higher up . 

She looked like a gypsy princess plucked from the pages of a storybook . 

We left the chateau early the following morning , each of us resplendent in whatever finery we could pluck from our wardrobes . 

Presumably Mira is such a ` spurious plant " , unwelcome , and best plucked out . 

He was immediately plucked off and we plunged downwards , drowning in a tidal wave of powder snow . 

As the roller is drawn over the skin , hairs are trapped in the slits and plucked out . 

Downstairs , inside the house , Kalchu was preparing the cockerel by plunging it into a pan of boiling water , then plucking out its feathers by the handful . 

When the tour liaison officer offered his driver 50 NZ dollars petrol money , he reached into the official 's wallet and plucked out another 50 dollar note . 

He plucked out his dagger and hurled himself with all the weight and skill he had upon his enemy . 

` On no account must the impression be created , above all in the United States , that Germany is wavering between East and West " .

One suicidal attack followed another every soldier wavered between courage and fear .

In the disappointment of defeat , he was wavering about trying again for the blue boat next year , because of academic work .

G. M. Young suggested that he wavered before coming to his courageous decision not to resign at once .

If people have been wavering about giving us information this might just be the thing to make them come forward

The Prime Minister wavered throughout the summer with the contradictory signals coming from his colleagues and closest advisors .

The Tsar wavered briefly and then , urged by Stolypin and others to stand firm , he rejected any step which might lead to parliamentary government and dissolved the First Duma .

Falkenhayn wavered , finally gave his permission for the new attack , and even allocated a fresh division for it .

The pope himself was beginning to waver , and there are signs that he felt some embarrassment at abandoning the position of his predecessor and leaving Anselm isolated .

Typical of many letters was one which Milton received from the provost of one of the royal burghs in 1740 , reporting that one of the councillors was wavering in his political loyalty .

An angry councillor pledged to table a motion deploring the Barnet chairman 's conduct at Monday 's explosive Football League commission , when Flashman scuffled with photographers . 

Describing the disturbances , the Financial Times of Feb. 20 reported that " rampaging opposition members smashed windows , overturned furniture and scuffled with police " . 

You are in love , at a point where pride and apprehension scuffle within you . 

By the doors , where the couple had been , three teenage boys were scuffling and messing around . 

Turning too fast , she knocked someone 's black-clad arm , and the drink he was holding spilled . 

The guard has to knock my elbow when he comes to inspect my ticket . 

She could make up a story , say she suffered temporary amnesia , or that she was knocked unconscious by thieves and all her money was gone , but she doubted she could make it sound believable . 

They had set upon the turnkey , knocking him unconscious , and then gathering his keys , made for the gate . 

When one of his own officials insulted him at a Leeds meeting Mosley knocked him unconscious . 

The 33-year-old doctor was knocked unconscious by one of the youths as he passed an empty house in Coulby Manor Farm , Coulby Newham . 

There was a curious connection now in his mind between the time that Sergeant Barry Lawrence had knocked him silly in the pub and this new blurring of his mind . 

Trouble is , Legion 's agent spotted it , thought she 'd been rumbled , knocked the girl senseless and deleted the message . " 

` And if I had told you the truth , Neil , that day when Jem Higgins knocked me senseless , what would you have done then ? 

Mayer knocked the director to the floor and threw him out of his office . 

The policemen knocked him to the ground and kicked the life out of him . 

You caught me when I staged dived and looked after me when I got knocked in the eye . 

From his Jamaican holiday retreat , Lewis said : ` I can beat Tucker , I know I can knock him out . 

BRISTOL City striker Leroy Rosenior accused referee Martin Bodenham of being ` a disgrace " because the official hassled him to get up after the former West Ham ace was knocked senseless . 

Joanne Lockyer has hunted day and night since 16-year-old Keith vanished four days before Christmas from outside a south London nightclub . 

If the current pace of repurchases is sustained , more than $10 billion of bonds could vanish this year . 

About sixty thousand people vanish every year , and most of them turn up undamaged . 

NICHOLAS and Elizabeth Newall vanished just one month after inheriting £500,000 . 

His brother vanished upstairs and a door , seldom locked , opened and closed noisily . 

He ran into the night , followed by Heg , and they vanished among the tombstones . 

Cassowary was too far away to see the two splintered twigs that fell from beneath the trickster 's wings and vanished among the tree-tops . 

When the rooftop vanished behind a yellow bluff of gorse , you followed your nose . 

The light faded , leaves fell , and a fine snow drifted through the air , vanishing below her . 

Yet the process of reading the spread had been like mounting a ladder that vanished beneath her : once started there was no return . 

Without warning , Maxham looked away from Lorton , towards the door : The good humour vanished from his plump , pink face . 

The car sped on and she stared , her gaze chained to the dark silhouette of the driver 's head until the BMW turned a corner and vanished from sight . 

The Doctor 's hand appeared to have vanished from the wrist up . 

The Bolivian poet excused herself , vanishing in the direction of the toilets . 

She went down the steps and walked away through the rain , vanishing in the early evening mist at the end of the street . 

All her doubts and fears , her insecurities and uncertainties , scattered down there , waiting to vanish forever in the dark water …

` It does look as though some top Communist agents in the security services in various East European countries -have vanished into thin air . 

The hearse went back along the road for a bit , then rose into the sky and vanished into the clouds . 

Tall trees and sweeping branches suddenly appeared from nowhere and vanished mysteriously into the all-encompassing darkness . 

50 After a half century of building and prosperity in the newly proclaimed Empire , Sigmar vanishes into the east . 

Lucenzo 's brother touched Lucenzo 's arm in thanks and vanished through the crowd . 

Having supplied them with a fifth chair , Amiss made them generally comfortable and vanished noiselessly through the nearest door . 

Edward made himself a cup of tea and vanished to the Britches , where he stayed late into the dusk . 

His half-brother had been called in to act as best man in place of his real brother who had vanished to Spain . 

Inside , it was so hot and humid , and the smoke , which was supposed to vanish towards the great baronial chimney , hung in the air instead and stung your eyes . 

She went over to the big , old , white sink in the corner and Joe fetched out the hoe and vanished towards the vegetable field . 

Then it was gone , tail vanishing under the bushes through which he had crawled . 

In the early 1970s , lots of Americans feared their country would vanish under abandoned car hulks . 

` After you leave my island you will not find it again and this place will vanish under the sea waves . " 

` Fontaine vanished during the second half of 4 January from his work area in the factory and has not been seen since . 

Before them the bevelled slope , fifteen feet high , cut off from them the whole upper expanse of Aurae Phiala , with all its flower-beds and stone walls ; and all its visitors had vanished with it . 

Once into the southern hemisphere the lines of latitude would become shorter and finally vanish at the south pole . 

And with that the sun-god vanished away , leaving the brothers rubbing their eyes . 

A fist flew towards him on the screen , filled it as it made apparent impact and then vanished away . 

` I 'm going to send Marler to Finland to nose around and see if he can find out where the missing men have vanished to . 

` He 's down for next September , " Maudie replied over her shoulder , and vanished quickly up the stairs . 

Catching sight of the back of Bishop 's robes vanishing along the corridor leading to the Pit , Bernice began to follow automatically , but a firm pressure on her arm prevented her from continuing . 

For every emotive vocal outburst from the strained tonsils of Paul , there 's a feeling that reality is fast vanishing around the corner of The Franks ' collective mind . 

She stumbled away , one hand at her eyes , and vanished around the side of the hotel . 

As I opened the door , a white streak flashed past my ankles and vanished around the first turn of the spiral . 

He came over , shoved the piece of paper into my hand , and vanished down the same hole . 

One member of this party almost vanished down a hidden disused mineshaft on the walkout , thankfully managing to stop himself in time from going the distance ! 

` Tweed has vanished off the face of the earth , " Buckmaster informed his subordinate in his lofty voice . 

The pilot said he was changing direction -- and vanished off radar screens . 

They tell me if I walk in a certain direction for an hour I 'll come across a road and by the time I set my watch and compass they 've vanished over the dunes . 

Neither was able to brake and in seconds both vanished over the top of an ice cliff , falling on to the seracs below . 

Isobel vanished round the house and after a while Anna heard the engine of her little car start up and putter away down the drive . 

She waited until the car vanished round the bend then waited some more until the whine of the engine was at last lost in the distance , then she slowly made her way into the house . 

Archie shuffled his feet and looked as if he 'd like to vanish up his parlour chimney . 

Tears stung her eyes , and she turned as from an unbearable sight to vanish back into the garden outside . 

` Be a good boy , Jimmy , " said Cardiff -- and vanished out into the storm . 

It had vanished as silently as if it had been only a figment of her imagination . 

` So she probably did n't vanish voluntarily , " Catherine Crane said , in summary . 

They soon returned , reporting the attackers had vanished , taking their dead and wounded with them . 

To have closed such a gap the niggled gentleman must have swiped the juice from his companions ' lips the moment we passed and kick-started them into a sprint . 

Foxbat could swipe satellites from the skies like irritant flies ; take the Russians leap-frogging ahead of the planned space shuttle programme . 

There was a big owd fly settled on the smithy door ; and this owd boy took off his hat and was just a-goin' to swipe this fly off the door . 

` I told you , she -- " But , before she could finish , he swiped the words out of her mouth with the flat of his hand . 

They join the Army to get guns , and they 're always in trouble for possessing one illegally or swiping a few rounds of ammunition . 

What is the point of only taking what you need and looking after your resources for the future , if they are simply going to be swiped by somebody else ? 

Within seconds of house-lights-on , all five set-lists have been swiped . 

Someone swiped one of little Alec Davidson 's gym shoes and tossed it ahead to the front of the uneven column . 

Whilst his companion 's back was turned , Tuppe swiped one of his sausages and thrust it into his mouth . 

But it was too late ; large tears rolled down her cheeks and , no matter how swiftly she swiped them away and pretended they were n't there , they just kept on coming . 

Lee 's hid some gunpowder he swiped from under the Arches and I 'm gon na pinch it off him . " 

So we 'd wait up all night , follow the delivery van around and survive on the bread and milk we could swipe . 

The road behind the tall wall was still quiet , but the birds were making up for it , their incessant repeated sounds rising to sudden random crescendos as they all chirped fiercely together . 

A late puny lamb was tethered by a washing line and sparrows chirped peevishly . 

In through the open door came Marco 's parrot , chirping merrily . 

One time I was in the classroom , and my sparrow , which had been sleeping in my pocket , suddenly woke up and began chirping loudly . 

Richard did not turn up until dawn , the first birds chirping over the lush , dewy college lawns . 

He went and fondled the bird , which chirped and squeaked and nibbled his finger . 

Gail was calculating bills in the office behind the reception desk , her pocket calculator chirping each time she touched its keys . 

The crickets chirped , the stars pulsed , the experience was wiped clean . 

Although he only chirped , peedled and burped , he had the best lines in the film . 

At least the stereophonic crickets to provide atmosphere chirped to order . 

Alternatively , the ` lost object " is yearned and hungered for even more . 

Most of the day-to-day trade came from the man in the street , and it would be wrong to infer that every coffin-maker and funeral furnisher hungered after catering for the top end of the market . 

But Robin still hungered for a night on the traps : so we found ourselves at the Harold Park Hotel , the crowds milling into the street , silhouetted against the lights of the adjacent Greyhound track . 

Even now he hungered for her again , seeing the light in her hair , the length of her leg under the robe . 

` Even now you still believe your body to be so irresistible that I must be hungering for it ? " 

During the first opium war ( 1840-2 ) , after Hong Kong was occupied by the British expedition , Matheson purchased for his firm the first plots of land offered for sale on the island . 

After passing through a number of German private collections it was purchased by the Getty Museum in 1986 . 

On Wednesday , he swallowed his pride , banked Dysart 's cheque and purchased a car with most of what remained from the cash he had brought back from Rhodes . 

The Bank of England purchases £1 billion of government securities , and credits the government 's account at the Bank of England by £1 billion . 

Buyers who habitually purchase supplies from one supplier may recognise that change involves unwarranted risk . 

This provision does not apply if the contract is in writing or if it is entered into in the ordinary course of business , as where the company purchases raw materials from the sole member/director . 

Companies can purchase multiple copies of popular packages at greatly reduced prices . 

During Year 43 , the company purchased 1,000 units of Game X at £8.00 each and a further 500 units of Game X at £8.50 each . 

The company has purchased several PDMS terminals , but has been having difficulty in using them effectively . 

In 1953 ` DRD was purchased by Ontario Central Airlines ( OCA ) and returned to Canada to fulfil its designer 's original purpose -- serving the remote settlements and pioneer developers of Canada 's rugged and beautiful North . 

Drawings by Vigee-Lebrun are exceptionally rare , and the drawing was purchased by an unknown buyer ( against Wildenstein ) for $4,500 ( est. $500-700 ) . 

JEB Fasteners had purchased all the shares in a private company having relied on its accounts for a period of about a year since incorporation . 

The investor may purchase shares in his chosen company for 200p so that the two states are 400p and 100p each with an equal probability of occurring ( Fig. 7.16 ) . 

Methylumbelliferone substrates were also purchased from Sigma Chemical Company , St Louis , MO , USA . 

This can be purchased at any computer supply store ( it 's basically isopropyl alcohol ) , then you must activate the disk drive . 

GDA has purchased the site from Laing Homes and plans are being prepared for an £80 million mixed development for business , media and leisure activities . 

She only purchased unpackaged products , which she bore home in her ancient shopping bag . 

The Association has recently purchased a large , detached house in a residential area of Melton Mowbray , Leicestershire . 

I have recently purchased a house with a 750 gallon pond on top of the septic tank , housing one 10″ Koi . 

About the same time he purchased Maisonette , a country house and grounds in Ingatestone . 

A good number of people have purchased the houses in which they live from the Local Authority or New Town Development Corporations under the provisions of the Housing Act 1985 . 

When admission to hospital is planned , people often purchase new or more luxurious items from the wide range of commercial hygiene products available . 

They can purchase items individually or in any combination to suit the space available in their homes . 

Then the immigrant purchases a large tract of land , and farms it without any expenditure on soil conservation , often without chemical or organic fertiliser , until yields have declined and degradation or erosion has set in . 

Later in the century many Sri Lankans purchased forest land from the Crown , and villagers also sold much chena land to speculators and capitalists . 

The resources of the Peasant Bank were expanded , making funds available for peasants to purchase land from the nobility . 

Lowther purchased additional land worth over £1,200 a year at a cost of £28,085 , mostly in Cumbria though some was in Yorkshire . 

A year or two later , they decided to purchase the all new Mark IV Moritz , and sold their Mark III to Bob , a watch salesman . 

Both paintings were purchased with money left to the museum by Manuel Villaescusa . 

In 1951 an elderly transmitter of only 400 watts was purchased at the cost of seventy pounds and aerials were slung between two coconut palms . 

Well done to everyone who purchased products from the Tesco Nature 's Choice rang and helped raise £15,000 . 

Sangster recently purchased a 10-acre property in the South of France , apparently to concentrate on his golf . 

The city will purchase the property if not already owned by the city , and build a community centre . 

This practical data must be successfully communicated to clients before they are invited to sign a contract , thereby committing them to purchase the new property . 

Alas , on boarding the Docklands Light Railway the party was confronted by an inspector only to find that they had purchased childrens ' tickets by mistake . 

Because Cosmos have purchased your ticket in advance for inclusion in your holiday package your entry into the Theme Park is guaranteed . 

We purchased our combined Crich/Midland Railway Centre ticket and began our trip into nostalgia , or at least the older members did ! 

Anglers might be tempted into thinking that they may be able to purchase the Bivvy Dome cheaper direct from camping shops , but they must remember , as with many items , various different qualities exist . 

Only the wealthier trusts could afford his standards , but if they did so they purchased a road good for more than a century . 

I have purchased two 7cm long Osphronemus gouramis , but can find no reference to them in my books . 

However there is no truth in the rumour that in order to utilise funds in some charitable way they purchased Pest Control London North in its entirety . 

For those who have already purchased Volumes 1 & 2 , it is selfrecommending . 

The members purchase shares for cash , and among the most promising results have been the emergence of a new entrepreneurial confidence , and the identification of investment possibilities that had not previously been perceived . 

For example , often firms will receive quantity discounts when they are purchasing large quantities of goods for manufacture or resale . 

The England slalom team are collecting points in the Elf Sport In-Gear promotion , the points being used to purchase equipment for the team . 

Karen Wilson purchased a Porcupine Puffer from the local shop , being told that it would reach just 6″ . 

Mark booked into The Istanbul Hilton in the mid-evening and , after a shower , returned to the lobby where he purchased a thriller before retiring to the comfort of an easy chair in the lounge . 

Here is one client 's comment : " On 30th October 1986 I naively , and reluctantly purchased 2,000 shares in " Waterslides " from an " enthusiastic " hard-sell Harvard salesman …

It stood empty for years and then in nineteen ten some benefactor purchased it . 

The drawing was recently purchased by Colnaghi for £2,500 from Sotheby 's where it was catalogued as ‘ Roman School , seventeenth-century : portrait said to be by Bernini ’ and estimated at £600–800 . 

In 1991 the Norseman was purchased by the Township of Red Lake with the aim of restoring it and mounting it on ` the pole " . 

It was purchased by the late Colone ; J. R. M. Clarke , and passed to his children on his death seven years ago . 

The El Fayed ( House of Fraser ) stake was purchased from the Sears group in February 1989 for $5.37 million . 

The United States Virgin Islands were purchased from Denmark in 1917 . 

The site was purchased from Woking Borough Council which has nomination rights on the properties . 

Any Medau member may now purchase leotards and leisurewear direct from Freetime at the wholesale price on single orders by quoting their membership number . 

The state would purchase 93 per cent of the country 's fertile maize- and tobacco-growing acreage , which generated 42 per cent of the country 's foreign currency . 

Having eaten two packets of bacon-flavoured potato crisps , he had purchased another tube of Rowntree 's Fruit Gums , which he was now enjoying while waiting for the lights to dim . 

All tickets purchased at the Phoenix Cinema are non-refundable and non-exchangable . 

Privately , New York dealers say the Ikeda Gallery is loading works purchased by Japanese investors and dealers back into the U.S. market , part of a trend that has been observed for a year now . 

Now I see the hat has appeared in the lot of Maxwellian headgear purchased by the Sun for their mischief-making . 

Though funds were never sufficient to solve the problems completely , some farmers were resettled on better land purchased by the TA and others had their farms re-equipped . 

In those days , a bag of soot purchased from the local chimney sweep was a valuable aid to bug control . 

Yarn purchased from Nottingham or from the Arkwrights , the leading firm in the cotton industry , was turned into cloth by numerous hand-loom weavers organized by Oldknow 's talented managers . 

This is designed to test the feasibility of extending fundholding to cover all services and not just the limited range of services at present included -- which represents only about 20% of services purchased from providers . 

The feature they came to have in common was occupancy of land in South Kensington purchased with the profits from the 1851 Exhibition at the Crystal Palace . 

With the support of the committee , the librarian had attempted to keep track of books specifically purchased with the project funds by asking users to mark " P " against titles consulted or borrowed . 

Among the substances are important metals such as aluminium , cobalt , chromium and manganese that the US has to purchase almost exclusively from abroad . 

Wings was subsequently sold by Rank to Horizon at about the same time as Horizon was itself purchased more or less outright by Bass for £90 million in May 1987 . 

He purchased and developed Folkestone harbour personally in association with ( Sir ) William Cubitt [ q.v. ] , but afterwards resold it to his company at no profit . 

I think he went to visit my mother and got incarcerated by accident .

A controversial character , he was incarcerated in the Fleet prison on three occasions .

Over 1.2 million Tibetans have died as a direct result of China 's occupation , with countless more incarcerated in prisons and labour camps .

She 'd been incarcerated for thirty years or so , poor imbecile .

Here is the 3,500-year-old site where Minos , king of Crete , incarcerated the Minotaur -- his dangerous half-man half-bull stepson .

Of the convicted sentenced prisoners most receive short sentences and the majority are incarcerated for property offences .

The most famous tale of all is that of the ` prisoner of St Pierre " , a murderer who was incarcerated in the town jail at the time of the disaster .

Here , Drachenfels incarcerated a courtesan who displeased him , and inflicted a dreadful curse on her .

The unfortunate animal in question is incarcerated in a closed box which also contains a radioactive atom with a 50-50 chance of decaying in the next hour , emitting a y-ray in the process .

There , on the deep-piled carpet of the elegant apartment on rue du Faubourg-St-Honoré , she had been making love to a man incarcerated in the slums of Beirut .

As Derek Fraser points out , ` whether the pavement was drained and swept , whether the poor should be incarcerated in workhouses , whether Dissenters should pay church rates depended upon the exercise of power … .

As for the human rights record of Saudi Arabia , Amnesty reports the detention of political prisoners for long periods without trial — eleven have been incarcerated since 1979 .

I simply do not wish to be incarcerated in a nursing home earlier than is strictly necessary ! "

Outside the rain pattered lightly on the window , and in the room there was a great sense of tranquillity . 

Only the sound of the rain , pattering more gently against the window , disturbed the quiet now . 

Rain pattered gently on the unlined metal above , and he hoped it drowned his panting breath . 

Lying in each other 's arms in the afternoon , listening to the raindrops pattering on to the leaves of the shrubbery , draining a champagne bottle . 

The first scatters of rain were beginning to fall , pattering into the oak leaves and pricking the bare , pink skin inside their ears . 

They could hear the rain pattering in the grass and bouncing off the roof of the jeep . 

High heels pattered across the cloakroom floor and someone pushed at the toilet door . 

Thick , black rain clouds massed in the sky and , as I fell asleep , rattling raindrops pattered against the wooden shutters . 

A spokesman for Nestle UK said yesterday that the company does not manufacture or sell infant formula in Britain . 

Duckhams Oils , like the companies nominated for this award , is a specialist company that manufactures high-performance products to the highest standards 

For example , Simon believed that his salary would suffer if there were unions at his place of work : he worked in the sales department of a small company manufacturing aluminium products . 

It has given the go-ahead -- and a $3 million grant -- to a British company which plans to manufacture soap containing mercuric iodide for export to Africa , where it is used to lighten skin colour . 

Some animals can manufacture taurine from other sources , but the cat can not do so . 

Some hakims manufacture their own remedies from raw materials bought in India , whereas others obtain commercial preparations directly from manufacturers in India or Pakistan . 

Fossil fuel reserves are depleted at a frantic rate and materials are squandered to manufacture throw-away products for the short-term profit maximisation of a rapacious economic system . 

Success going to his head , he started to manufacture coins on such a large scale that eventually he was arrested and held in a tower in Klein Amburg . 

Many countries of the world could not only make better use of wastes , but increase agricultural production of the crops of which surplus produce could best be used to manufacture fuels . 

The Americans came up with 22 per cent and the Japanese , who seem to manufacture all the latest gadgets , actually thought up only six per cent . 

Increased spending on machinery represents higher incomes for those involved in manufacturing the machines . 

Clay and ironstone were brought from the Weald to manufacture pottery , spindle whorls , loom-weights and a variety of iron implements including nails , knives , spears and shield bosses . 

Its replacement fibreglass torso has been manufactured by a German robotics company . 

Dental materials are manufactured by a wide range of industries worldwide , including small specialist firms and large multinational companies . 

Like all of Sun 's chips , UltraSparcs will be manufactured by one or more of its semiconductor partners . 

The other de-luxe range is manufactured from leather and real hide and is priced at £95 . 

While the GEC Plessey-Siemens kit was manufactured in Germany , Alcatel 's was developed in Australia by QPSX Pty Ltd -- the company behind both technologies . 

The complete unit or coupling was manufactured within the works from design to smithing , machining , assembly to the fitting on the vehicles . 

The Norton product is in short supply , but Transparent hopes to begin manufacturing software itself in the near future . 

A new company is to be set up by Sanken Electric of Japan , and the Gooding Group of the UK , to manufacture special types of power supplies for the electronic and computer industry . 

All Thermax boxes , manufactured of foam injected polyethylene , are made in one complete piece and , the company claims , are totally leak-proof , sturdy , lightweight , compact and easily cleaned . 

Bull is licensed to manufacture at its facilities systems based on IBM RISC System/6000 architectures , and related circuit boards and sub-assemblies , which can be used for licensed Bull products . 

The same colour can appear subtly different on papers manufactured at different mills , due to the variance in type and amount of sizing used . 

The fitting of these items , newly manufactured at Severn Valley workshops , Bridgnorth , made completion of this ex-Great Western 2-8-0 tank engine seem much more believable . 

Readers who were detecting in the late 1970s and 1980s will remember the range of excellent specialist diggers designed and manufactured by Buffallo Tools of Rayleigh in Essex . 

Toys were not manufactured during the war , at least not for the home market . 

The firm exports 85 per cent of its products and 40 per cent to customers manufacturing for Marks & Spencer . 

The variety in shape , size and function has also improved and specific brushes are now manufactured for a myriad of tasks in food industries . 

The new door , manufactured from grp ( glass-reinforced plastic ) , features a Georgian panelled design , but with an attractive wood grain effect in place of the conventional high gloss white finish . 

All equipment manufactured in plastic for use in the aquarium should be non-toxic . 

Zilog accounts for another 40 per cent of sales and the rest is made up of Z80s manufactured under licence from Zilog by companies like Mostek , SGS and Sharp . 

The report stresses that the entire standardisation process could be devalued by inspectors concentrating on minor infractions of the rules and on monitoring products manufactured outside their own country . 

There are thirteen ranges , each manufactured to the highest standard , available . 

The new solvent-based Stonewall Allweather High-performance Masonry Coating , manufactured with Plioway resin , will tolerate very damp surfaces . 

Designed in Scandinavia and manufactured to exacting UK standards , Randi-Line door furniture is available in this country from Thomas Laidlaw . 

` So if my company wishes to supply the domestic market of this large and expanding population , it has no alternative but to manufacture from within the country itself . 

Winbond will design , manufacture and sell the chips for use in low-priced , high-volume products such as X terminals , printers and multimedia applications . 

The glass-reinforced plastic containers are manufactured using a new centrifugal moulding system designed to meet stringent EC rules on pollution and food storage . 

The rider parked the bike nose-in to the pavement and killed the engine .

Returning to the living room he killed the light and the images of the previous night , drew the curtains , and threw open the windows and shutters .

Instead , the selectors opted for Peter Richardson , who silenced the critics by qualifying for Barcelona but suffered a first round knockout by Stone 12 months ago . 

The 23-year-old Scot silenced a growing band of critics with an impressive 9-5 victory over James Wattana . 

" Bramble began , but she silenced him with a glare from the astonishing blue eyes . 

McNab silenced them perfectly within five minutes with a low 20-yard shot into the bottom corner after 77 minutes for his first goal g the season . 

The president had silenced the vociferous strike-leader by bringing him on to the ruling body . 

Leeming tried to speak , but Duncan silenced him by putting his finger to his lips to soothe him , to help relax him . 

The Prevention of Terrorism Act ( PTA ) used to silence the Irish community , is increasingly being , used against the Black community . 

They probably reminded her too closely of sounds of feline distress and she did her best to silence them . 

He was silenced very quickly by a frown from Mr Bush , and Mr Chamberlain 's message was allowed to continue undisturbed . 

In December 1630 he was silenced by William Laud [ q.v. ] for not catechizing according to the form laid down in the Prayer Book , and for refusing to bow at the name of Jesus . 

A child cried and was silenced with a bottle of orange liquid . 

The man held up a hand to silence Barak then turned to the guard beside him and dismissed him with a curt nod of the head . 

Donald silenced them as he sang the first line , rather solemnly , in a rich baritone : 

People who are under medical direction to lose weight or quit smoking may likewise be quite rightly unwilling to give in to their impulses .

There had to be some around somewhere , from before he 'd quit smoking when he 'd first started to worry about his health .

BRONZE medallist Steve Backley has quit athletics until next year .

LINFORD Christie will quit athletics in two years ' time -- aiming to bow out as the undisputed No 1 sprinter in the world , writes David Harrison .

Michael , 45 , who quit boozing because it threatened to wreck his life , has given up another ` vice '' -- being too generous .

No such complexities for the Stereo MC 's ( can we officially quit calling them ` the underrated Stereo MC 's now then ? ) .

WILD rocker Nicky Wire has quit boozing &hellip; after too many hangovers .

He squatted opposite us in the open doorway and lit a cigarette . 

Hardly glancing at Berowne 's body Dalgliesh picked his way across the carpet to Harry Mack and squatted beside him . 

Frenzied with distress , Hazel leapt out of the gap and squatted beside him . 

She squatted by her sister and cuddled her because she was small and plump and happy . 

As I squatted on the grass at the entrance to the trench , the stillness of the evening was shattered by the most awesome sound . 

Karelius squatted in front of the fire and extended his hands . 

So he unbuckled his belt and squatted again , exploding farts and twisted guts . 

Luke squatted alongside , like a child anxious to keep the priest 's attention . 

He squatted and started to pick them up , then let them drop back to the floor and just crouched there and put his hands over his face and started to cry . 

His hands were manacled behind his back except when he ate or slept . 

Bosley and Hughes knelt on him and manacled his hands behind his back . 

Each of these , in turn , holds a Skeleton , with its arms manacled to the floor . 

They chained and manacled their dangerous charge once more leaving him only sufficient movement to shamble and struggle along the ancient passageways of his confinemnent 

Like Murad before him , Dara was seized , manacled and sent to Delhi in a closed howdah .

Bosley and Hughes knelt on him and manacled his hands behind his back .

He strangled her -- after first manacling her with handcuffs , torturing her and sexually assaulting her , the prosecution alleged .

He was selling Gary Druer from Travel Enterprise rooms at rock-bottom rates , and Gary was retailing them to the client for top whack , trading on our reputation . 

This is not hard to do and could be the start of longer term relationships leading to the Book Trade having a central role in retailing the new products . 

“ It is a grey area but I would say if these toys are sold at a fête or bazaar then they are being retailed . 

The more expensive end of the product range is not being retailed through the right kind of outlets . 

He retailed mathematical , scientific , and optical instruments , collaborating with ( Sir ) David Brewster [ q.v. ] on the kaleidoscope ( 1816 ) , and took out patents for hydrometers and spectacle frames . 

Today the group concentrates on retailing quality cars through its network of Midlands outlets 

All subsequent profits from sales of the game , which retails at £13.99 , go directly to the YMCA for its work in the community in Sheffield . 

French wine is suffering most from competition across the vital middle premium bracket — bottles retailing at £5 and above . 

The skateboards are specially designed for the tough mountain conditions of Scotland , which is why they will retail at £600 each . 

The intriguingly named Sell Yourself to Science : The Complete Guide to Selling Your Organs , Body Fluids , Bodily Functions and Being a Human Guinea Pig , retails at the modest price of $16.95 . 

It 's reported that the price of CD players will shortly tumble as Matsushita market a machine that retails for the low price of £280 — about half the price of the company 's launch model . 

They retail at around £14 with a no quibble 12 month guarantee . 

The FZ–3000 , together with a hand strap , carrying case , lithium battery and flash unit , is available now and retails for around £220 . 

They retailed around £38-£45 , depending on the model , and for sound kicked the shit out of my Levin . 

A full-price CD retails around A$28 ( about £11.50 or US$21 ) , not significantly dearer than the UK but much more than in the USA . 

Cells were treated with chemicals for 30 min at 37 ?C or as stated and then incubated for the indicated times before isolation of total RNA .

the consumer 's house is not ` treated with chemicals " , it is preserved , with built-in protection -- or if it is not , it is built of woodworm fodder .

Treat timber with a wood preservative -- one that is safe to use near plants

Seats and tables should be treated with preservative before the bad weather sets in , especially if you have nowhere to store them under cover .

If fruiting bodies are present , these should be treated with fungicide to prevent the spread of air-borne spores .

When the boots are dry , treat them with a proprietary wax , such as Nikwax or Granger 's G-Wax -- both of these are recommended by the major boot manufacturers .

Traditionally tanned leathers will need to be treated with a good wax proofing agent to make them water resistant , although some leathers are now treated at the tanneries with special waterproof finishes .

The copal was heat treated to make it soluble in oils and solvents .

Products that had been heat treated to inactivate HIV were introduced in July 1985 and all untreated products were recalled .

Since 1986 all blood has been heat treated and there have been no cases since then .

The Cabinet noted that the examination papers appeared to have been deliberately leaked in an attempt to shake the educational system and society at large .

When documents from the Conservative Cabinet 's Family Policy Group were leaked in 1983 , they revealed that the then Employment Secretary Norman Tebbit believed women should abandon waged work and return to their homes .

A confidential internal Bank report leaked to Friends of the Earth commented that " absence of comprehensive forestry sector work has been a marked shortcoming in Bank operations " .

The Queen ordered Charles to stop his friends leaking anti-Diana stories to the Press .

Some kindly soul leaked the contents of the CPRS report to the Economist .

They are convinced anti-Diana stories are being deliberately leaked from within the Palace as part of an undercover slur campaign .

` I am appalled at the manner in which Mr Birt 's affairs have been leaked from within the BBC .

The details have been leaked by Gloucestershire officials from a local Government commission report .

The Whitehall documents leaked by Mr Cook show arms embargo-breaking to Saddam was known at ministerial level .

The shocking card was leaked by Allen 's friends yesterday in the latest twist to the world 's most bitter and public custody battle .

They leak information about convoys to members of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament , resulting in convoys being disrupted and people 's lives being put in danger .

Horrified by the obstructionism of his superiors and unable to make progress , Schiller leaked information to the press and helped fortify the outside criticism , though his superiors decided not to discipline him for this .

The move follows the publication of the Queen 's Christmas message 48 hours before it was due to be broadcast to the nation and claims that a BBC employee leaked the speech to a newspaper .

An earlier document , leaked to the Belfast Telegraph , listed ` a succession of serious breaches of security " on council sites guarded by Safeall .

The document , leaked to Green Magazine , details a memorandum of understanding between the UK and Malaysia , following a visit to the country by British forestry officials .

The report , which was leaked to Environment Business magazine , was written for Environment Secretary Michael Heseltine by John Hobson , head of the department 's pollution control and waste directorate .

Labour leaked a letter he sent to the Welsh Secretary , revealing he intends to save money by abandoning national standards governing the size of schools and playgrounds .

The suggestion is that MI5 officers may be leaking some of the information .

However , in recent years there has been a mounting tendency for civil servants to ` leak " information to the press .

The Charter For The 1990s report leaked last week recommends that Radio 1 should distinguish itself from commercial stations by implementing new discussion and documentary programmes , and ape up-market Radio 3 with regular pop music concerts .

Although copies of the sample test were leaked to the Belfast Telegraph immediately following its release , this newspaper in common with others can not print questions from it before June 14 .

The cartoons caused outrage when they were leaked to the press last week .

The plan was leaked to the New York Times yesterday , in time for the strategy hearings of the Senate Armed Services Committee , and the hearings on possible defence cuts before the Senate Budget Committee .

The bitter pill of generic substitution was leaked to the press , and created a totally unwanted side effect : an unholy row .

I have not named names because there are so many individuals but you all know who you are .

A government statement on June 27 had named 18 individuals allegedly involved , including Col.-Gen .

But Palace insiders last night refused to name the destination .

Names are named , and we could at last see blood on the shelves .

The accused , who can not be named for legal reasons , also deny taking nude photographs of the children while they themselves were naked and showing the pictures to the girl 's mother .

The 17-year-old single mother , who can not be named for legal reasons , appeared at Horseferry Road Court in Westminster and was remanded until April 16 .

Police have taken the unusual step of naming and releasing the photograph of a man they wish to question in connection with an alleged double rape of a teenager .

POLICE last night named a man they want to quiz in connection with the murder of Michael Huntington at a nurses ' home party 11 days ago .

He had been named in connection with two scandals concerning the Federal Intelligence Service ( BND ) .

Detectives named two men sought in connection with Clapham as Patrick Sheehy and John Conaghty , who are believed to have been the core of a cell of about five or six .

Keep a note of your answers , because in our January issue we will be asking you to name all twelve HTA plants of the year .

Goddamn place is full of spies and counter - spies , Free-French , British , Germans , you name it , all eating in the same restaurants !

Newspapers reporting a briefing by parliament speaker Ahmed alSaadoum today , did not name the official involved or his function .

Although the women 's identity remained shielded during the trial , she was named by several news organizations in the pre-trial period , and she chose to reveal her identity in an interview shortly after the verdict .

From a practical point of view it was probably unnecessary to name the non-commissioned officers .

The area named in the court order has been used by gypsies but is earmarked for a new £125m business park .

Deputy Environment Minister Opah Rushesha did not name the countries , nor did he say if the government had accepted the offers .

Name the novel in which this festive illustration can be found .

Nicandra could not name Depression , but she had a cure for it : teasing Silly-Willie at the West Gate Lodge .

He named a couple of branches in particular that were ` snobbish " and would keep their distance even at communal events such as Balis , organized by the whole district .

She was ably assisted by the likes of Mary Lou Crowley , Siobhan Murphy , Karen Finn and Irene O'Keeffe , to name but a few .

How many readers knew that , or could name a single book of his ?

He went on to name a figure , and took Merrill 's silence as acceptance .

Tearing the wrapping from the pump gun , he unzipped the case and headed uphill fast through the pines . 

He unzipped his bag and took out what few possessions he 'd been allowed to bring in to the cell : a small cassette-radio and a few tapes . 

Then she unzipped her handbag , took out the cassette and placed it on top of the envelope . 

She unzipped her dress and hung it decorously on a coat-hanger . 

She unzipped the boot and eased it off , then unzipped the ankle of his leather suit and slid the leg up a little . 

` Let me go , put me down , " and when he would n't , she tried to plunge her teeth into his arms which were clamped round her like steel bands . 

" Devraux told me today he is going to Canton again soon , " he said in an excited whisper when his wife came to plunge her arms in the suds beside him . 

Thomas plunged his arm deep into the creature 's mouth and then forced his fist upwards through the larynx . 

Plunging your hand into a pile of assorted implements can be hazardous . 

Delaney dropped down beside him , ignoring the still running shower , to plunge his hand over Forster 's heart . 

I plunged my hands wrist deep in the fragrant herbs , and rubbed the dry fragments between the fingertips . 

Willi plunged his hand back into the blooms and began to retrace his steps to the station car park . 

Plunging his hands deeply into the pockets of his dark tailored suit , he frowned down at her from beneath his heavy brows , the lines of his face taut with strain and tension . 

For the first time in her married life she saw pain in her husband 's eyes , as though she had plunged a knife into his body . 

The accused , who pleaded guilty , said , ` I felt the devil and his horns on my head when I plunged the knife through his heart . " 

The Mail reports that ` Furious left wingers plunged their knives into Neil Kinnock last night . " 

Surprise does n't register , instead , Devito plunges an eight-inch carving knife purposefully and repeatedly into the victim 's stomach . 

I remember thinking that the soldier had a face now , and though his head remained slobbering in her breast when I plunged the blade through the thick khaki , I saw the sudden sharp pain jolt through his eyes . 

But Downing Street hit back immediately with a stinging rebuke , plunging Anglo-French relations to a new low . 

A TEENAGER who plunged a screwdriver into a frail 85-year-old woman as accomplices ransacked her home , has been sentenced to eight years " detention . 

As always he had to fight the impulse to fasten his mouth over hers and begin resuscitation , to plunge a needle into the still warm heart . 

William claimed that Richard cheated by plunging his sword into William 's horse when he found that he could not win by fair means . 

And when you are one with us , when you have plunged your head in the cold , clear waters of baptism , then my great sin will be forgiven . 

THE Conservatives sought last night to force the election debate back on to Mr Kinnock 's fitness to govern and the economy , with a warning that Labour would plunge Britain from recession into a full-blown slump . 

Sow them all in pots of good compost then plunge them in a cinders bed -- or sand -- in the coldest part of the garden . 

She eased herself out of the lounger and plopped down by the edge of the swimming-pool and plunged her aching foot , bandage and all , into the cool water . 

He was also a brave warrior and killed the evil Great Fish that menaced his people by plunging a barb of ice down its throat and into its heart . 

The old chorus of ` Dalglish , Dalglish " reverberated around the ground , which was bursting at its seams with a crowd of 43,668 .

` It 's a bit noisy , " said someone from Lotus as the booming voices from Microsoft and Borland reverberated around the hall .

EVERY day at 12.30 pm , the electronic pips of the radio time-signal reverberate around the Ottoman vaults of the souk in the Muslim quarter of Jerusalem 's Old City .

` Even at midnight as Big Ben 's bongs reverberate in the air ? "

The sound of the door being closed reverberated around the silent corridors of the castle .

As I stepped back , bemoaning my lack of foreign languages , a loud and colourful thwack reverberated from the pavement alongside me .

The sound reverberated about the bar , silencing every conversation and turning every head .

As he entered , he heard the pealing of a bell reverberating through the building above the din of battle , and he paused a moment , wondering what on earth it could be .

The door crashed shut , the loud clash of metal on metal reverberating inside the cell .

Beth shut her eyes and opened her lungs , the scream reverberating round the house like the cry of a soul in torment .

It sheared through bone and muscle alike , the strident snapping of the femur reverberating inside the room .

The plane hit an air pocket , and the crash of the wings slapping against the high pressure outside reverberated through the cabin .

The mechanical drumming of a lesser spotted woodpecker raining blows at a branch with its bill reverberated across the park ; a strange territorial ` song " .

Only weeks after they had been initiated in primo grado by the Reclusiarch during a ceremony forbidden to describe , a message of alarm from Fidelis City reverberated through the fortress-monastery .

The sound of Freddie the Nark banging on the small iron gate reverberated along the silent turning and Billy Sullivan winced .

Recently read , the Marchesa 's diary , however unembittered , makes the sound of German tourist voices reverberate uneasily in these streets .

` Good , " he said thickly , raking a hand through his hair , then turned and strode out of the villa , slamming the door behind him with a crash that reverberated through the house .

` This is for you , my love ! " he cried , realigning the gun and squeezing off a single shot which reverberated through the fairy labyrinth .

He swept his friends into his arms and the shouting multiplied and reverberated on and on , up and down the beach and through the distant war-broken theatre of Salamis .

` Modern scientists are beginning to recognise , as our ancient sages did , that there is a vibration which reverberates ceaselessly throughout the cosmos . "

The silence that followed Lori 's outburst seemed to reverberate around the room .

Peter Mackenzie proved unusually bullish and his deep voice would reverberate throughout the dealing floor with the force of a thousand rapids : " Hallo , sir .

Seconds later she shoulder-charged the door , and found herself in an eerie moonlit room where she could distinguish nothing , except the deafening howls which seemed to reverberate off the walls .

Marcus lying bloodied and broken , at this very moment being lifted into an ambulance , the red blanket being pulled up over his beautiful face .

The curds are lifted onto muslin-covered racks and cut through with a knife before they are left to drain .

Then she lifted the receiver while still holding out her other hand for the dog to lick .

I tried to lift Joey into my arms but he wriggled onto the slack and ashes on the floor and started giggling .

She lifted the tea-cosy off the pot and pointed the spout meaningfully at him .

The one-legged beggar lifted his head from his bowl of vegetables and spiced meat and shook his head .

I lift another heap of pages out of the file and something falls out on my knees …

Like the woman who lifts the car off her child trapped beneath it .

The sluice gates are lifted by chains on old fashioned rollers .

This provides the strength for the chair to be lifted by its arms .

Each unit could be lifted by six men and fitted a standard three-ton lorry .

The cage was lifted up by the crane and stopped when we were 160 feet above the ground .

The fishermen were lifted out two at a time by a DHC Beaver floatplane and ` DRD was repaired .

A bookseller named James Gibb extended his Bible to more than sixty folio volumes , each so heavy that it could be lifted only with difficulty .

The Council , or what was left of it now , nodded wisely although frankly none of them understood or cared much about mechanical things . 

Waiting while his shop takings were checked and deposited , Ewan Dean nodded through the glass partition . 

She nodded her agreement and glanced up proudly at her father . 

From the altar the priest nodded a smile of recognition to the best man . 

He nodded in the direction of Esther Ahilar 's little car , parked in the driveway . 

He put his finger to his lips , and nodded towards his passenger . 

Blanche winked at Dexter and nodded for him to follow her outside with his coat . 

He paused to light another cigarette , then nodded through his scratched windscreen . 

He nodded sympathetically before hurrying off to discharge more pressing duties . 

` Oh you be quiet , " Sarah slapped him on the arm and he spilled some ice-cream on the table . 

Instinctively , Joan reacts to Victor 's kick by slapping the boy on the back of the leg . 

If someone slaps your left cheek then you slap his right , only harder . 

On another day I provoked him in some way and he slapped my cheek . 

The Frenchman slapped Killion hard on both cheeks and ran out into the street . 

The other day he slapped Liam across the face and got mad at me when I complained . 

But Marika had a really fiery temper , and the last time that happened she slapped Evelyn hard on the face , shouted something at her about being supposed to be her friend , and stormed off . 

When Mr Newton arrived at Clifford 's home , he had slapped his wife across the face a number of times . 

He tried to slap Jeane Russell with his left hand , but she backed out of the way and just laughed at him . 

I said no ! " she screamed , slapping at his hand blindly as she finally managed to drag her bruised mouth from his . 

With a snarl , Fox spun around and slapped him , harder than necessary . 

But he slapped him so hard that blood trickled down Rooney 's face . 

` Because you ca n't face the truth that we are falling in love yet again ? " he suggested so calmly that she wanted to slap him hard for his change of mood . 

In October 1982 she finally called the police after he slapped her across the mouth , cutting her lip . 

She stared up at Carrie , slapping her forehead with the palm of her hand . 

He tried to slap Killion on the shoulder and missed , and ended up on the floor . 

Far as I remember he called me a nasty name and I slapped his wrist . " 

He was also sensible enough to realise that if he made a sexual advance to Blanche she would slap him across his stubbly moustache . 

He was walking off when I reached out , grabbed him again and slapped him across the head . 

The policeman who had kicked me in the groin began to slap Russell around the head . 

She slapped his behind with blistering whacks until she became aware of the pain in her hand and wrist . 

` One man ! " screeched Lin Foh , and slapped his sides in exasperation . 

Last night the woman , who did not wish to be named , said : ` I 'm really furious , I 'd just love to slap him on his fat chops . 

The hand promptly slapped her on the neck , and she leapt into the air with shock and surprise ; but she was even more surprised when she was offered more feed . 

A POLICEMAN who slapped a prisoner twice during a struggle at Fort William police station was jailed for 30 days at Fort William Sheriff Court yesterday . 

She could easily have slapped her for that remark , which was silly really , but nonetheless that was how she felt . 

Lisa felt like slapping him for his sarcasm and his arrogance . 

Moustaine made me stand up and slapped me across the eyes with his leather gloves . 

` I should slap you for that remark but you 're not worth soiling my hands with . 

Frau Hoflin fought an overwhelming desire to slap her daughter . 

He slapped her , swiftly and casually , his hand coming back to cover her mouth in case she might cry out . 

She was on him , scratching , slapping , punching , grabbing his hair , spitting on him , screaming at him . 

She scowled darkly , realising he 'd deftly avoided answering her implicit question . 

Nicolo was standing in the centre of the room , scowling darkly at her . 

One of them looked at his wristwatch , pursed his lips and scowled fiercely . 

Lisa scowled at his back as he disappeared through the doorway , hating the ambivalence of the feelings that churned inside her . 

Behind the glass an official from the Political Branch scowled at a worried-looking black . 

Ronni scowled at Guido mutinously , as he raised the red geranium to his nose . 

Lissa jumped , shocked to the core , and he scowled at her darkly . 

As he pulled open the passenger door for her , she scowled at him defiantly . 

McEnroe , with his widely-publicised marital problems , looked anything but happy to be here , refusing to answer questions and scowling at photographers . 

Nutty sat on the edge with her legs in the water , scowling in deep concentration after Nails . 

She scowled in disgust at the sight of her drooping mouth and reddened eyes . 

It would leave Britain ` scowling in frustration " on the sidelines of the Community . 

Shiona scowled into his face with its arrogant high cheekbones , self-satisfied mouth and eyes as hard as sapphires . 

Scowling with concentration he began to load the six chambers of his Colt Patent Repeating Pistol with the lead which dragged down one pocket of his scarecrow 's morning coat . 

He scowled with squinting ferocity , like a balked Siamese cat . 

De Nesle scowled briefly , and then , as if remembering something , smiled again . 

Even more annoyed by that intrusive thought , Guy scowled furiously as Isabel rose and took a beaker from the table , filling it with water from the pail . 

Blondel scowled , and then grabbed the headgear from the Lombard brothers and rammed it down over the ears of the prisoners . 

We all trooped up to the altar , behind which your Berlin friends discovered a mysterious opening . 

Some classes trooped down Windmill Hill to a hall which had been commandeered , and areas for private study were very limited . 

Afterwards , we all trooped along the narrow path and inspected the flowers . 

We trooped round a number of venture capital funds and discussed the options . 

Mud covered players trooped off the field while the spectators made a concerted rush towards kiosks at the back of the ground to secure hot bovril and lukewarm pies . 

They trooped into the dining-room , sat down , admired the cake , ate the mince pies and most of the rest and drank their tea . 

He opened the door , and they started to troop across the ward to Donna 's room . 

As our heroes trooped dejectedly from the field , commentator Alan Parry said : ` We 've seen a sad , sad night in English football history . " 

When I looked back again , just before the trees hid the house , he had disappeared .

The council houses , of fudge-coloured brick , stood in two rows and a horseshoe shape with a screen of Leyland 's cypress hiding them from the village .

He discovered houses in Milton Street where seemingly plain facades hid huge gardens or impressive extensions to the rear .

A thick hedge of cypresses hid the pool from the lawns that led up to the house .

The hills beyond the town were hidden by cloud , and the sea was rough as the wind freshened .

It was a strange sort of progress , because the mist hid the water ; hid , even , our horses ' heads .

Neither of these showed the sea-level view from an assault craft , when the ` white house " reference point for a beach could be hidden by trees .

Pedestrians going down the steps from the bus stop are hidden by trees and shrubs and have to either walk in the road or cross over to find a pavement .

He tried to pull Caspar with him so that they would be hidden by a tree , but Caspar hung back barking .

The moon was now hidden by clouds as Ellie turned and looked back out of the window .

The ground rose slightly , then dipped ; after a hundred yards or so a shallow outcrop of rocks hid the house .

It was partly hidden by cypress trees and a high hedge , but the sign had been newly painted in dark green , and there was no doubting it : Thorn House .

Although it was morning the scene shimmered , a haze hid hills beyond the valley .

The nearest naked-eye star to the pole is Sigma Octantis , but as it is below the fifth magnitude it will be hidden by mist or moonlight .

The rectory , now in non-ecclesiastical ownership , is a long pale , yellow building opposite the church , with a tall hedge half hiding it from view .

More easily now , he made his way along the roof-tops , hidden from sight by the forest of chimney stacks .

Two young urchins , their faces completely hidden by hoods , came hurrying by , kicking an inflated pig 's bladder before them .

` Every time I look at it I see some detail for the first time -- a tiny insect on a stone , a bird half hidden by foliage , a shadow which yesterday escaped me .

They may be openly on display , or totally hidden by pubic hair .

A long porch partially hid the squat front door , its arched cover all over tangled creepers , the grass and pavings all about it thick with weeds .

He glanced round again , but the Thing , the Beast , the Monster , or whatever it was , was hidden from his sight by the smoke it shot out as it galloped forward .

IRAS will scan the Milky Way for the first two or three months , concluding with passes over the centre of the galaxy -- a strong infrared source hidden from optical astronomers by dust .

His wrists up to his elbows were closely covered with coral bangles , so were his ankles … his breast was completely hidden from view by the coral beads encircling his neck .

It was parked next to the wall and almost hidden from view by the red Studebaker beside it .

With Kružić dead and the sultan in possession of Klis , the Turks were soon able to overrun most of Dalmatia between Split and the Ragusan border .

With just a handful of followers he rode to Chinon , the castle of his ancestors , and stayed there , ill and exhausted , while Richard and Philip overran Maine and Touraine .

I pondered : the war had ravaged France , the Germans had overrun Paris , how was it that the people had recovered so quickly ?

Louis VIII of France overran Poitou and attacked Gascony , and money was needed to finance Richard of Cornwall 's campaigns to recover and defend these possessions of the English Crown .

She , too , invaded Serbia , which was overrun and virtually ceased to exist as a nation .

For a time , soldiers in Ulster were denied the protection of armoured personnel carriers because pictures of them on television and in the press would remind people of the Russian tanks which overran Czechoslovakia .

By this time , 1940 , the German army had overrun France , and in Europe the normal assessment of new drugs was made subordinate to military needs .

WALSINGHAM became a shrine to Our Lady at a difficult time when the Turks overran the Holy Land and stopped pilgrimages to Jerusalem and Nazareth for which the English were already renowned .

Their allies in the Third World do n't enjoy watching them overrun a small primitive country .

They swept enemy ships from the Delta , joined hands with the insurgents , overran the lower town of Memphis , and besieged the citadel .

Mr Izetbegovic said Serbian-based paramilitaries who overran the eastern town of Zvornik on Thursday were threatening to kill 3,000 Muslims sheltering in a fortress .

Swiftly they overran the island , driving their dark kinsfolk into the sea .

Still , if the UN forces are strengthened , the chances are that the Serbs will not overrun the enclaves they surround .

Kuwait was invaded and completely overrun by Iraqi forces in August 1990 .

Soviet forces , meanwhile , were still expected to overrun much of Western Europe , the Middle and Far East .

Connally conveyed a defeatist air , commenting that he feared that the communists would overrun Korea and the same was probably true of Taiwan .

Hitler himself had lent support to such optimism , as we saw earlier , in his speech on 30 September 1942 , by stating emphatically that German troops would ` overrun Stalingrad and take it " .

They overran a number of small outposts but , according to the spokesman , heavy artillery fire from government troops prevented an advance on the provincial capital of Sisophon .

The Draconian armies swept down from his sleevies ( think about it ) , and overran the Elven lands of Qualinost ( try saying that when you 've had a few ! ) .

The army also reported having overrun an LTTE camp at Toppigala near Batticaloa on April 9 , killing 77 guerrillas and losing seven soldiers .

She had seen her country overrun by both the German and the Russian armies ; she knew at first-hand the madness of war and the fear it transmits to the civilian population .

The armies of Chaos had overrun Kislev and looked set to sweep over the lands of men .

The trouble was , we could believe in the Continent being overrun again , but we could n't face up to it happening here .

Guerrilla bands overran the principal military barracks in the Tehran area and the arms it contained appear to have ended up in hands of varying political allegiance .

This is much less well known than the standard image of Poland as a nation constantly overrun by hostile forces .

In another attack , Siem Reap , a tourist centre , was briefly overrun by Khmers Rouges and troops loyal to Prince Sihanouk .

Have not England , Scotland , Wales , over the centuries , been overrun by Irish , Angles , Saxons , Jutes , Romans , Vikings , Danes , etc ?

Iraq invaded and overran Kuwait on Aug. 2 and by the end of August had completely absorbed Kuwait into its administrative structure , despite the international condemnation of the invasion .

Hungary was overrun by the Ottomans and in 1527 the Croatian Sabor elected Ferdinand of Habsburg as its king .

Radio appeals on 27 January spoke of the ship being overrun by pirates , but coast guards who boarded the East Wood last week said that they had discovered signs of a mutiny .

In June , 1950 , North Korean Communists nearly overran the southern half of the artificially divided country , the half which the U.S. had occupied and paid for since the war .

Paddy Mayne 's veterans were remarkably successful but were soon overrun by the advancing Eighth Army .

After an hour or two of observing the various shapes and sizes of mouths crammed with teacake the novelty began to wear off and I felt a bilious attack coming on . 

I bathed my face with water and felt hot fingers beginning to tickle my back . 

He could feel his heart thudding furiously and hoped desperately that he 'd succeeded in making his voice sound casual . 

To her consternation she saw him push the door to a close and felt the pulse drumming in her throat as the lethal blue stare narrowed . 

She winced in pain as she felt a shock across her back at the impact . 

Then he felt a cool draught across his chest and arms as the outer door opened and someone entered the bedroom . 

He had almost reached it when he felt a searing pain across the back of his neck , and realised that he had been slashed with something sharp . 

Bend from the waist , first to the left until you feel the stretch along upper arms , and hold for 10 counts , then to the right . 

She lay in a huge , curtained bed and felt the ice around her heart begin to melt , her mind begin to function again . 

Ted Parsons had got ashore , but when lying rock-still he felt a gun behind his ear and was captured . 

Yes , thought Dyson , at that I can feel a pricking behind the lids of my eyes ! 

Still able to feel the firm sand beneath her feet , she swam quietly for a few minutes , before turning over on to her back . 

Alice ran without looking back , scarcely feeling the pavement beneath her feet . 

She jumped back in surprise as she felt his fingers beneath hers , twined around the handle . 

He could feel the old wood beneath his fingers , smell the strong pine scent of the fire . 

Kathleen felt a prickle between her shoulderblades and knew the camera was approaching . 

He went across and started to feel the fur between the stag 's ears . 

Having rested he now felt the chill from his soaked and muddy clothes . 

Tolonen said Novell is not feeling any competitive pressure from Microsoft Corp 's Windows for Workgroups . 

Five year old Dick can see the colour changes and feel vibrations from the bubble tube . 

Feel vibration from your own voice through the vibrator ; do n't think about it or analyse how it happens -- just let it happen . 

Could he feel the vibration in her shoulders from her heart , hammering like a piston behind her breastbone ? 

His voice was marked by flat northern vowels and was so soft Dexter felt the muscles in his cheeks tense as he strained to hear . 

Her body started to tremble , totally beyond her control , as she felt the astringent liquid soak into her skin . 

He had barely registered this fact when he felt a tap on his shoulder . 

She felt the skin on it stretched to bursting point , the pain was awful . 

Charity felt a tickle on the back of her neck as lightning split the air . 

If you feel excess pressure on your front arm , move the line towards the mast and vice versa if the back arm seems overworked . 

Clutching a handkerchief to his own face , he felt blood over his eye but he assured them it was superficial , and gave instructions which were followed to the letter . 

I was fully clothed , how come I could feel the warmth through my sweater ? 

Some people who have become severely deafened do not wear rubber soles on their shoes because they can only feel the vibration through the floor when wearing leather soles . 

She put a hand on his arm and felt the rhythmic shivering through the stuff of his jacket . 

You feel a soft click through your fingers before you have pressed a key as far as it will go . 

He felt wet grass under his cuffed hands , knew he was on the verge of a road somewhere . 

They could feel the added chill from where they were standing . 

Shaking was felt from Ayrshire to Cornwall and Kent to Dublin , but damage was limited mainly to roof slates and chimney stacks . 

I can feel again beneath my fingers the vigorous resentment of the caterpillar , the wet , leathery hydrangea leaves , and my mother 's little work-worn hand . 

He found his belly seething and bubbling with movements he could feel quite clearly beneath his hands . 

As she grappled with the staples she could feel inside the bag the firm shape of a book . 

He felt a trickle of blood down his arm from the scratch on his shoulder , and pulled the torn sleeve more tightly round it , hoping Ruth would n't notice the damage and make a fuss . 

He explains how he felt a tingling sensation down his left-hand side but did not immediately call for help . 

Ryan began to explain exactly how the scheme was to work , drawing little diagrams with chalk on the blackboard .

The image is drawn on to the stone with a fine wax pencil or crayon , which attracts the oily ink used in the printing process .

Is the story true that you actually sat down and drew the design on a paper napkin ?

It was not long before Mortimer was drawing diagrams with the cue chalk .

It was during this interval that he drew several versions of a famous picture of the Hague period , entitled Sorrow .

Just as real animators do , we start drawing sketches of the characters with a simple pencil tool .

Emma Osterfield from Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire had been drawing sketches while drinking from a bottle .

Room sizes are usually provided on the particulars , and a better sketch can be drawn at home .

Researcher Amin Rajan , for one , cites Rome and Constantinople as models of the fragility of cities that become supreme .

Romaine ( 1981 , 1984b ) and Cameron ( 1990 ) , for example , specifically cite our Belfast research as an example of the ` correlational fallacy " .

The American decision cited excessive budgets , poor management and anti-western policies as their grounds for resignation .

Poor growth was cited as a presenting symptom for 31 of the 100 children .

The postponement of the conference was cited as a reason for the extension of the transition period .

Characteristically , he does not cite any source for this assertion .

To the untutored eye , this picture of the personality of the creative individual might seem far distant from that of the psychotic ; it is certainly often cited as evidence against the two being connected .

To Louis Terrenoire , he cited the example of the nineteenth-century statesman Thiers , who had been Louis-Philippe 's minister in 1840 , and returned to power thirty-one years later .

Neumann also cites Jean-Pierre Marty 's deductions about Mozart tempos .

As an example he cites Europe ; his political passion -- just as it would appear to be Mrs Thatcher 's bete noir .

I cited that 1,000-calorie total because , to my knowledge , all adults in normal health and circumstances burn up more than 1,000 calories daily .

The agreement is being cited as a model for other companies working in Third World countries .

Lack of childcare provision was cited as a major obstacle for women who wish to participate in training and employment initiatives .

He cited growing competition from satellite and cable stations as one of the reasons why the rules should be relaxed .

Recreational damage is cited by the CPRE as being short-term and minimal .

The protection of cetaceans was cited as a priority in the Mediterranean Action Plan at UNEP 's Cairo conference in October 1991 .

Hart exhorts us that ` we should not cherish even as an ideal a rule so detailed that no new choices arise at the point of application "  .6 Unger remarks that ` language is no longer credited with the fixidity of categories and the transparent representation of the world that would make formalism plausible in legal reasoning or in ideas about justice "  . 

Her words were written down by recorders , whom she sometimes exhorted to write faster to keep pace with her . 

St Paul was surely right when he exhorted the early Christians to resolve their disputes among themselves without recourse to the court . 

She exhorted him to ` follow your little heart "  ; it was much more difficult for her to do so , and it showed . 

Mugabe exhorts them to remember the sacrifices made in the war for the sake of Zimbabwe , but young people are seldom interested in a previous generation 's sacrifices -- as he could have learned from history . 

` I have exhorted my wife to the point where I am at a loss for patient words , "  he protested . 

He received one notable fillip when , at the 10th , an elderly couple exhorted him with the idea that his would be a fine win to set alongside Antonio Pinto 's success in the London Marathon . 

Before the last Test at the Oval , Gower exhorted his troops to ` one last , big effort "  to avoid completely ignominy , and for a while it seemed that they might . 

` Now , members of the Pony Club , will you please walk off the pitch , "  exhorted Fatty Harris . 

Early missionaries under Mellitus in AD 602 were exhorted by Pope Gregory to utilise earlier pagan sites when new churches were built , so that people could continue to use those places they were accustomed to frequent . 

You were exhorted to fight and die , if need be , for the glory of England . 

Three hundred years after the events , our Irish nurses were still being exhorted not to consort with their British patients but to remember Drogheda and Wexford . 

Then Yazdi arrived , apologized profusely to the Americans , and , with the help of a senior mullah , exhorted all the attackers and onlookers to leave . 

He exhorted Gina not to use too much heat or light while he was away . 

A pastor exhorted each of us to be a rejoicing person , to be an encourager , to be solution-oriented and not problem-oriented . 

For we are taught both by the words of worthy men of old and by our experience that this is a most certain sign , and it has been found that even if she be urged and exhorted by solemn conjurations to shed tears , if she be a witch she will not be able to weep : although she will assume a tearful aspect and smear her cheeks and eyes with spittle to make it appear that she is weeping ; wherefore she must be closely watched by the attendants . 

Successive governments have in their turn exhorted , threatened and promised in order to persuade the business community to become involved in foreign markets and export more . 

Nobody said , " look , she 's only fifteen and she 's having a baby . "

I eventually had my baby , a little girl , but she was born with spina bifida .

“ You really think a woman should be forced to have a baby if she does n't want it ? ”

I was having Rob and Jen at the same time , and I used to get very wrapped up in myself when I was pregnant , you know -- just not interested in things like sisters-in-law .

She pushed the dress back into the running water of the stream above the basin , where the soap did not film the water , and mourned the disappearance of his sweet milk ; his pleasure had frightened her , it was true , at first when he did not speak and did not ask or explain . 

We listened to the soundtrack through the back wall of the cinema , separated from each other by plates filmed in olive oil with pools of tomato juice , and half finished wine . 

Vast and unidentifiable pieces of furniture cluttered the room , their curlicued carvings filmed with dust . 

He continued to stare at her , his fleshy face filmed with perspiration , neck bulging above his tight collar . 

On his fifth birthday , he climbed a tall tree until he reached twig level , where he sat contentedly as the wind rocked him to and fro .

At last Jehan began to cry , and Burun rocked him and held him close .

She rocked him gently and he nestled close and put his thumb in his mouth .

Baking , cooking , rocking the babies &hellip; whatever needs done .

These , when I passed them , I saw to be sitting or kneeling beside cradles , rocking them , or singing , or gazing intently .

He cried on Carolyn 's shoulder , through pure discomfort and weariness , she believed , rocking him automatically and feeling like crying too .

In silence the two craft coasted alongside each other ; they were very close .

While coasting downhill out of Abergwesyn , three cyclists in yellow and black wasp suits buzzed past .

Again the craft coasted along and she became weightless once more .

We slanted across the river , the wind carrying us against the current , and coasted up the far bank .

The sponsors of the bill made clear their intention to press for a vote on it within the current legislative session .

Anne McIntosh , MEP for North East Essex , is pressing the Government to reverse its policy of controlled retreat , which allows the sea to gradually take its natural course .

Lewis pressed Adam to accompany him on those solicitous weekend visits but Adam nearly always said he was too busy or would be bored .

The committee also agreed to press for changes to the rule which limits the level of right-to-buy discounts in the case of newly built houses or those recently modernised .

It is no secret that Damascus has been using the PKK as a bargaining chip to press Turkey into complying with its demands for more water from the Euphrates , on which it heavily depends .

The tenant 's adviser should therefore press for an obligation on the landlord to notify the tenant of any application made by him to the President .

They press for much needed democratic reforms to enable the citizens to participate .

When I press him for more names he suddenly gets the deer-caught-in-the-headlights look , and , deciding he 's already revealed too much , replies , ` Ah , just people . "

In these circumstances the Soviet Union has pressed more recently for a more limited regime for the Gulf involving restrictions on the naval presence of the Great Powers in the region .

Mr Gorbachev may refrain from saying it publicly on Saturday but he can be expected to press Mr Honecker all the more urgently in private .

The houses of Hohenstaufen ( Ghibellines ) and Welf ( Guelphs ) both pressed their claims to the royal crown but as already described , Frederick Barbarossa succeeded in his claim .

BRITISH Petroleum is to press Chancellor Norman Lamont for a reduction in North Sea taxes and is making additional cuts in capital spending to avoid the risks of further cash and dividend pressures .

We will press them to put into practice the principles of the Maastricht declaration .

Once in office Healey pressed his Nato colleagues to accept that no conflict was possible in Europe at any level between that of a local skirmish and all-out war .

Suppose she was pressing him to pay it back because she needed it for her vineyard . "

We will press for similar standards throughout the European Community and strengthen the work of consumer groups and advice centres so that the aspirations and standards are met .

Senior Tories pressed Michael Heseltine , the environment secretary , to discuss radical changes to the poll tax .

Keneally himself , researching the book , trod this same hazardous path in 1987 , and one may suppose that much of what Darcy describes , Keneally saw , that much of what Darcy feels , Keneally experienced . 

So it is with a good few of the faithful with whom I trod the boards in my schooldays . 

They are treading unfamiliar ground in the relegation zone and have failed to keep a clean sheet this season . 

Cath from T-shirts is on crutches after treading barefoot on broken glass trying to break up a skinhead brawl . 

But now he trod carefully across the carpet to the bed and stood silently looking down at the body of Berowne . 

Emily 's tone indicated in no uncertain terms that the subject was closed and then Mrs Miller was stepping down from the cab , treading gingerly across the muddy roadway . 

The route most trodden by tourists , from St Mark 's Square to the church of the Frari , is to be given an audio-guide circuit . 

Dynamic duo Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo as the Mario brothers tread warily in the sinister city of Dinohatten . 

I would be treading a little widely in the direction of sub judice if I were to answer that , because any decision is for the jurisdiction of the court . 

She trod carefully in the house , trying to keep out of her mother 's way . 

` We never willed to do him wrong , " said the Franciscan of Leicester , treading gratefully in the thick turf with his crippled feet . 

I went on down the passage , towards the green baize door that closed the back premises off from the gentry 's quarters , pushed the door open , and trod tentatively into the front hall . 

If a human foot accidentally treads on one of these shy , unaggressive animals , it responds instantly with an upward flick of its long , thin tail . 

` Do n't forget to be at the meeting tomorrow then , " we prompted as we trod carefully on the clumps of dry grass as if they were stepping-stones . 

But Venice is a seaport still , and above all these lesser vessels there still tread through the lagoon , as they always have , big ships out of the oceans . 

Something or someone was following them , treading through the trees on the side of the track . 

Remembering what Sister had said , Juliet closed the door behind her carefully , and trod softly towards the bed . 

He sidled into the utility room , treading with remembered caution , and reached for the light switch . 

Nevertheless , that I may be privileged to tread upon flagstones that worshippers have trod for centuries is a joy . 

She wrapped herself more tightly in her furs and hood and trod carefully with Scathach across the natural platform of reeds and rush . 

But it is one which Mrs Felgate treads with great sure-footedness . 

I trod carefully up to the most important-looking window , and peered in . 

Do n't tread around bushes to firm them , this will cut off the oxygen supply to the roots . 

They trod carefully down a rocky path which he would never have spotted had he not been walking on it . 

I can see him now , treading down the soil , making shallow drills and sprinkling the seed , and watching anxiously several weeks later to see if they had germinated . 

Yes , there were gateways here in this Castle , where midnight footsteps trod purposefully down the halls …

Taking great care where she placed her feet , she trod softly down the stairs . 

Two men stumbled along ahead of the wheels treading out a safe path across the seething grass . 

Nosferatu 's double was clambering up the gentle slope of the pond 's edge , twiggy legs rising high in comic fashion to tread over the water . 

She sauntered around the side of the house , hands in the pockets of her shorts , trod over the white gravel to the gates . 

A figure in a raincoat was preparing for sleep in the doorway of George Henry Lee 's , treading round and round on a heap of old newspapers like a dog at the hearth . 

He paused only to shake the wet from his shoulders , then trod up the slippery slope to the house door . 

I trod up through the seaweed at the edge of the beach , then followed the path to the gate in the garden wall . 

He trod lightly , picking his feet up swiftly at each step in order to make as little contact as possible with the soft oozing mud . 

For a while he would be treading very softly , for awe of this little Welsh saint 's indignation and forbearance . 

In bringing it up to date and making it profitable , he had to tread warily , for although it was made up of land and property , it was essentially about people . 

A plate of sausages had been spilt onto the ground beside one of the fires .

Rainbow jumps , spilling coffee all over the table and herself .

Gabriel shook his head furiously ; then hurried back to the Mason as fast as he could go without spilling the liquor .

It was noisy , hot , smoky and the smell was of sweat and spilt beer overlaid with perfume and aftershave .

Beyond that , you can usually buy extensions covering accidental damage to the buildings , eg ; by putting your foot through the bedroom ceiling , or to the contents , eg , by spilling paint on a carpet .

Willie , whose stomach had been steadily growing tighter , almost spilt his tea over his shorts .

Jenna jumped up , almost spilling her coffee , making a hasty grab for the delicate cup and amusing him even more .

The tank itself could split , spilling fuel over the boat and leaving none left to get home ! 3 .

Well , he supposedly had drink spilled on him by a coachman so , by way of revenge , he poured brandy over the man and ignited him .

For many of them , the classroom will be the first place where they are able to play with water and even spill it on the floor without incurring an adult 's displeasure .

She located them without difficulty and poured the cold liquid without spilling .

The wings close slightly and become more angular as the wind-speed increases ( E ) , when stooping for food , the gull spills air by raising its wings ( F ) .

Eichmann 's challenge in Budapest was to liquidate the last substantial urban Jewish community in Nazi-dominated Europe , some 230,000 trapped people . 

Free Colombia also said it wanted to liquidate Escobar , but preferred to gather intelligence on his whereabouts rather than carry out attacks. -- Reuter 

In the short term the Yenan Koreans were important in the development of the north Korean state but subsequently were to be liquidated by Kim Il Sung . 

Rubin 's In-house use of materials in public libraries found that if in-house use was measured by counting items left on library tables , the average ratio of items used in the library to items circulated was 0.5 to 1 , while patron interviews on the same theme suggested a ratio of 1 to 1 .

Idly , David leafed through the list of functions , pleasures and invitations which Carole had left on her bedside table .

He went through to the kitchen and opened the booze cupboard , ignoring the brandy bottle that Cally had left on the table .

Who knows , if the Gauguins were left on the island one day they might be worth -- '' I drew a breath -- ` twenty or even thirty thousand each ? ''

The pigs the mariners left on the islands probably looked at lot like the ancestral wild boars , and certainly when pink pigs go wild , it 's only a few generations before they 're muscular , nimble and fierce again .

It was then that I saw that the folder I 'd left on the coffee table was gone .

He handed me the seventeenth-century pamphlet , which I had left on a table on the landing .

( I had my doubts after seeing the squashy mess left on the table where he 'd sat . )

And I assure you it was n't to wipe your nose , it was to bring home any surplus cakes , that were left on the table .

Before you are left on the island , you are allowed to choose some equipment : six necessities and two luxuries .

I poured myself some more coffee from the jug Sorrel had left on the table .

They were left on an indefensible island where the main streams of the Public School -- independent and fee-paying -- and the grammar school -- maintained and free -- diverged .

Eventually , in 1826 , Blake left the business , which continued under James Mann and his sons until 1846 , when James Mann died .

A figure in a brown shirt stepped out from behind the bushes and stooping , picked up the leaflets that Fred had left lying on his jacket .

They went through the house like so many screaming wheelbarrows , soon to be silenced by men with sharp knives and rubber aprons and boots that did not slip on the bloodied floor . 

` In El Salvador , death squads silence their opposition violently " , says Neighbor to Neighbor director Fred Ross . 

Murder was committed in order to silence people , and out of jealousy and revenge and anger , and simply for its own sake . 

Detectives believe a New York Mafia family , who planned to ` launder " the bonds , sent a hitman to silence Thomas before he could name names . 

Three days later , in the clear water , we could still see all of it , festering slowly . 

The secret -- which I now divulge -- is that they are dead easy to grow . 

The former Coleraine and Portadown midfielder refuses to divulge where the enquiries have come from . 

She did not know much , but what she did she was happy to divulge . 

She developed some useful contacts in the antique textile field including one dealer whose name she would never divulge , even to her own assistants in the company . 

His silence following the question made her wonder if it was something he had no wish to divulge , but at last he said with simple sincerity , ` She sent you to me . " 

This new Rose who had descended upon him had joined the gaudy throng , for reasons she would n't divulge , and had lost some of her individuality . 

Returning to the example given earlier of the broker/dealer department advising customer A to purchase shares in company B when the corporate finance department is advising B and knows that it is on the verge of insolvency , the question arises as to what the firm must divulge to A in order to modify its duty of undivided loyalty to A to the extent necessary to permit it to withhold the information about B. 

Later that year , when Beltrami was acting for McGuinness in another matter , McGuinness admitted his involvement at Ayr -- information that Mr Beltrami was unable to divulge because of the confidentiality of the client-solicitor relationship . 

I was entertained to an extremely competent description of the scene , future plans and prospects divulged by a young enthusiast from the home team . 

He told himself : I 'll have to be more careful ; have to keep to myself the things Miriam divulges about her husband 's past . 

Not only must the prosecuting authorities have notice of the proposed order but they must unequivocally agree not to make use , directly or indirectly , of material divulged as a result of compliance with the order . 

This is a book much to be admired ; it contains exactly the sort of information I would have divulged to my own foundation students once upon a sketchbook project . 

` The Chief Constable was able to divulge to me that they think Gray was killed last Thursday night . 

As Lord Denning said in Fraser v Evans : No person is permitted to divulge to the world information which he has received in confidence , unless he has just cause or excuse for doing so . 

` I normally go for the Vine Street set , " he divulges , ` but I did n't manage to get that in the final . 

In other words , there is one fund and the accounts do not divulge the whereabouts of specific monies paid into it , only the whereabouts of the monies in the fund as a whole . 

` It is permissible for the data to be used for accident prevention purposes , but the source of the information must not be divulged to anyone who is not a member of the Authority . " 

This was a police matter , and such information should only be divulged to the legal teams , and possibly to the families , she said . 

In the magazine profile , Ms Sheehy divulges that she interviewed the woman named by Mrs Clinton . 

I must ask all of you , on your oaths of office , not to divulge the contents of this message to anyone before it is officially released . 

The controversy over undisclosed Iraqi nuclear capabilities coincided with revelations that the government had also failed to divulge the full extent of its chemical weapons stocks . 

` Nobody knows , only God , " she told him , only to be asked if God would divulge the information if prayed to very hard . 

It was plain that she had not intended to divulge Liza 's whereabouts -- at least , not yet . 

There is a whole slew of heavyweight biographies on the shelves , too , each of which has divulged sex secrets about their subjects which have subsequently made the front pages . 

The directors determined that no AEs should be allowed to so transgress again , which led to a clause in the work contract forbidding employees at any stage to divulge trade secrets to the outside world . 

Even the Pentagon do n't know or wo n't divulge what type of plane it was . 

Should he decide to open the envelope it must be on the condition that he will never divulge its contents to any other living person . " 

Yet the Committees can not force ministers and civil servants to divulge information . 

She might have known that he would never divulge his relationship with Elise . 

You just did n't say those sort of things , or divulge such secrets , about your wife . 

Physical needs Politicians have been persuaded to divulge secrets through sex . 

When he says , " What makes you so sure about these shares ? " you must reply , " I ca n't divulge my sources . " 

The intense heat will dilate the blood vessels lying under the skin 's surface , thus exacerbating the problem . 

Besides performing refraction and examinations of the media of each eye all the optometrists reported that they had dilated the pupils of the prompted patients . 

Balloon catheters were used to dilate the intrahepatic parenchymal fistulous tracts but metallic stents were not available and long term patency was not maintained . 

Based on our clinical experience , we arbitrarily chose to dilate these patients at weekly intervals and one to six bougies were usually passed on each occasion , depending upon the patient 's tolerance and the tightness of strictures . 

Gonococcal stricture is very rare these days , because of the widespread availability of appropriate medication , and it is largely elderly patients who attend a ` sounds " clinic , where the strictures can be dilated by means of metal , plastic , or gum instruments . 

When these strictures are temporarily dilated by endoscopic stenting , the permanent presence of these clips might perhaps induce restricturing after stent removal . 

Forty four ( 93.6% ) of the remaining 47 patients were dilated successfully and had complete relief of dysphagia . 

If dysphagia recurred after adequate initial dilatation , the stricture was dilated again up to 15 mm . 

Dilatation was resumed after a gap of three to four weeks and the strictures were successfully dilated to 45 FG in all without further complication . 

The percutaneous tract was dilated with 6-8 French teflon dilators ( Wilson Cook , europe ) and then 9-12 French telescopic metal dilators ( Olympus , Keymed ) introduced in a coaxial fashion . 

As the girl played the woman dilated her nostrils and rose slightly off the piano stool , as if someone was drawing her up by an invisible wire attached to the crown of her head . 

The name of the plant describes its historical use by the ladies of Venice who used the plant in the belief that its property of dilating the pupil of the eye converted them into lustrous wide-eyed beauties . 

He left Baghdad on Monday , and was overnighting in Paris before flying home to New York . New York

Taszar , Hungary --- U.S. Defense Secretary William Perry visits U.S. troops , then overnights in Budapest and leaves for Sarajevo Wednesday morning .

The plane landed without a hitch and the passengers overnighted in Faro before being picked up Wednesday by a fresh plane from Britain , the officials added .

That left dozens of U.S. troops overnighting Monday in Austrian military barracks .

Another , smaller Red Cross convoy with medical supplies and food also left the Croatian capital Zagreb , was to overnight in Serb-held territory in Croatia and continue its journey Thursday .

It was scheduled to overnight in Croatian Serb-held territory and reach the Bihac pocket on Saturday .

The convoy was scheduled to overnight in Croatian Serb-held territory and reach the Bihac pocket on Saturday .

They became relevant for science only when they were formulated and communicated as observation statements capable of being utilized and criticized by other scientists . 

Both are public , in the sense that they can be entertained and criticized by anyone who has the opportunity to do so . 

The blueprint was reported to have been well received by the President , although criticized by many senior military officers . 

Secondly , the nature of the controls imposed on management so as to assure us that their power can not be used arbitrarily will be analysed and criticized . 

I was sure that were such a scheme to be imposed , it would be vigorously resisted and criticised . 

What is wanted is not only the name but a statement of the legal points involved in the decision , and perhaps also a consideration of its standing -- i.e. whether it has been approved or criticised . 

His methods of treatment were new and often revolutionary and were frequently attacked and criticized , but they worked . 

Justice is done in public so it may be discussed and criticised in public . " 

All the new Falcons get intensive sessions of instruction , there are briefs and de-briefs , their efforts in the skies are closely scrutinised and criticised . 

Kuhn 's ` relativism " will be discussed and criticized later in the book . 

But this perspective is dependent on the evolutionist music-historical model criticized above ; for Adorno , ` after Beethoven " any type of listening other than contemplative cognitive effort is necessarily regressive . 

Rawls ' Kantian constructivist approach to ethics suggest an argument for political neutrality which is in part independent of the one criticised above and which turns on autonomy : 

The Arts Council , recently criticised as ` cumbersome and inefficient " in a Government report , also supports the motion as Heritage Secretary Peter Brooke tries to persuade the Treasury not to cut its budget . 

Some organisations , whether registered with the Chief Registrar of Friendly Societies or not , were easily recognisable and criticised as being jointly managed by shipowners and therefore employer dominated . 

The administrators and Walsh 's marketing department minions , who had been invited in to criticize as well , were suspicious of ` outsiders " like Sutton anyway . 

The Prince of Wales has criticized both developed and developing nations for failing to take steps to safeguard the global environment . 

I always find much of interest in each issue as it reaches me and if I do criticise from time to time , this is meant to be constructive and helpful . 

But for those managers who are reluctant to ask for opinions , and for advice workers who are reluctant to criticise openly , the results are summarised here . 

A recent editorial in the British Medical Journal criticizes past ` muddled thinking " on the matter , and calls for ` an end to uninformed comment on the topic " . 

Criticize positively and constructively everything you 're made of and everything you do ( but do n't destroy yourself in the process -- you are no use to anyone as a nervous wreck with an inferiority complex ) . 

What right have I to criticise so strongly ivory traders in China who are merely making a living , while I am sitting here killing unsuspecting animals for no reason at all ? 

There 're always people that 'll criticize though , are n't there ? 

Mohammadreza Nezameddin Mohaved : a 74-year-old retired civil servant' he is serving a three-year sentence for ` criticizing the president . " 

Reporting on the Congress , Izvestiya of Oct. 5 warned that " current events in the North Caucasus threaten to grow into a large-scale civil war " , criticizing the Russian government for inaction . 

Moreover , FoE also criticizes the authorities for alerting the public only to short-lived peak incidents , whereas it is the sustained eight-hour incidents which tend to affect vulnerable groups . 

Well perhaps a few , well-intentioned people like Jesse Helms [ the senator who criticised the NEA vigorously for allocating public funds to pornographic and blasphemous art ] might have said these things are disgusting . 

Mrs Maginnis criticised the Government for being ` deliberately naive or mischievous in its claim that devolved management of schools can be achieved at no cost . " 

` Was it right to criticise her for being , as you thought , unkind , and then be even more unkind yourself ? 

One poster criticised local students for being ` late " to wake up to the realities . 

Locksley and Colten ( 1979 ) criticize the BSRI for claiming to change gender stereotypes , when it simply conflates them . 

Nevertheless , at the risk of confirming suspicions that he was a political reactionary , he scrupulously avoided discussion of internal French politics ( except to criticize Vichy for collaborating with the Germans ) . 

The Kerner Commission also criticised the media for creating an impression that the riots were confrontations between black and white civilians , as opposed to attacks on white-owned property in Negro areas . 

At its second congress on Feb. 8-12 , however , it had criticized the government for failing to implement the UDF programme , and called for the replacement of the Cabinet 's economic team . 

Commenting on the decline , Simcha Dinitz , chair of the Jewish Agency , criticized the government for failing to implement adequate employment policies . 

Cranbrook also implicitly criticized the ITTO for failing to act to protect Sarawak 's forests . 

He criticized British management for failing to meet the challenges of the growing market in environmental technology , and called for a " green renaissance " of the British economy . 

Many commentators criticized the lists for giving only the names and the numbers of uncovered cheques , while omitting details of the size of individual overdrafts . 

Then , early in the New Year a powerful committee of MPs will issue a report criticising Mr Lamont for hiding another £18,414 payment from Tory Party funds . 

It has criticised the press for ignoring the bulk of servicemen , who have suffered no ill effects , in recent coverage . 

You criticise the A-level system for reducing the number of students in higher education and for leading to narrowly educated people . 

` Only a few years ago he criticised me for speaking to the press and said I should never do it again . 

Immediately in December 1979 , however , Parliament rejected the 1980 budget , criticising it for spending too much on CAP and too little on social and regional policies . 

MacArthur criticised the American military for wishing to ` scuttle the Pacific " . 

Both contrasted this apparent indifference with the West 's readiness to criticize the damaging of rainforest by logging . 

Some criticised his method of combating Bodyline by stepping away to cut the ball to the off , but Bradman claimed that this exposed him to a greater risk of injury than the orthodox type of batting . 

Again she was nearer the mass of public opinion than the trendy commentators who criticized this old-fashioned way of expressing things . 

The committee criticises the governmental attitude of allowing market forces to resolve the problem as " a dangerous complacency …

He also criticized the standard treatments of bleeding and purging . 

But what Hume did was criticize the logic of using apparent design in nature as positive evidence for the existence of a God . 

The students criticised the official methods of selecting candidates as in 1980 , claiming it was totally undemocratic . 

This is not often realized by people outside the industry , who have adversely criticized the discharge of contaminating liquors on the assumption that wasteful methods have been employed . 

They also criticized their policy of allocating proceeds ( based on production ) rather than revenue ( based on quantity sold ) . 

They criticized the approach of bringing young nationalists with no Bolshevik credentials into the Party as a dilution of Party policy . 

Not only Modigliani 's drinking worried Lipchitz , he criticized his way of eating his food highly seasoned , with piles of salt and pepper on his plate . 

It is possible for conspiracy theorists to criticize both aspects of this simplicity without discarding the basic notion that there is a Jewish/Zionist conspiracy . 

In the Phaedo , Socrates praises Anaxagoras for saying that the world must be explained by reference to mind , and then criticizes him for not acting on the principle that he recommends . 

When we come to whip and dipole antennas , Gameson criticises the whip for not being directional and the dipole for being directional ! 

She criticised the Government for not introducing a decommissioning scheme or compensation . 

Senior members of the ruling Liberal Democratic party have started to criticise ministries for not taking American complaints seriously . 

Suppose a young woman wants to criticise a man for allegedly ` sleeping around " , and suppose the man cares : what can she call him ? 

Some have criticised him for not doing more to help urban California , where 80% of Latinos live . 

These price and cost interrelations were not well and explicitly understood at the time , and it is perhaps anachronistic to criticise the industry for not adopting them . 

For this reason they specifically criticize Saussure for ` neglecting entirely the things for which signs stand " ( p. 6 ) . 

I could not help thinking , when he criticised us for not participating in European Community efforts on education , that here was the last and most remarkable convert come to the communautaire viewpoint on these matters . 

He also criticised the MPs for not calling on loyalists to call off their campaign , despite the fact that ` they killed more people than the IRA last year " . 

In a report published in March 1989 , a federal judge had criticized prosecuting authorities for not doing enough to fight international crime , including the laundering of proceeds from the drugs and arms trades . 

Nevertheless , the report did criticize the police for not preventing the incident and in particular for not acting on a wide range of warnings that unrest had been planned . 

It has criticized the government for not stressing the responsibilities of scientists in its draft safety guidelines on working with genetically modified organisms . 

Nick Brown was wrongly imprisoned , and has criticised the Foreign Office for not getting him released earlier . 

On Thursday Mrs Marian Flowers , CHC member and herself a diabetic , criticised the district for again omitting any such appointment from its budget for the 1992-93 financial year . 

He has criticised the Government for not launching an advertising campaign on the issue until the general election is called . 

If only the people who criticise it from afar would actually come here and see it for themselves . ” 

However , I criticise the trend towards not having highly paid and experienced staff . 

This man , he said , had been criticising current ideas about the origin of the Teutons and the age of their civilisation , and had condemned these ideas from allegedly scientific points of view . 

The day before , after a meeting in East Berlin with his East German counterpart , Horst Kaminsky , Pöhl had criticized such plans as a " fantastical illusion " . 

The End Loans to South Africa Campaign criticized the issue as a breach of sanctions . 

Elsewhere , I have criticized functionalism as a myth of the division of labour by sex to which ethology and anthropology make their own contributions . 

Parents have criticised the move as a tactic to wreck their self-governing move . 

The Labour Party immediately criticised the proposals as an attack on councils they run and said the plans would lead to more centralisation and privatisation . 

What about people who will inevitably criticise you for a large canvas , half of which is black , and half of which is blue , and which is labelled ` Blue on Black " . 

ONCE again Michael Fallon criticises local authorities for all the bad things in education ( Echo Education March 13 ) . 

Students in secondary schools and teacher training colleges in northern Ghana have criticised the mass media for causing student unrest and the spread of youth immorality . 

The Commission criticized the government for delaying action on household waste management by passing responsibility for it on to the Environment Agency , which has not yet been set up . 

Nobody in the SDLP criticised Currie for his espousal of Thatcherism or for the fact that he stood against and defeated a Labour candidate to get into the Dail . 

Robinson became much more confident and outspoken in the 1950s and eventually criticized the NAACP for its gradualist policies . 

As it drew away from the Communists , the ILP leadership became more sympathetic to the Labour Party which was also criticizing the Popular Front for its inclusion of non-socialists . 

They also criticised the government for its planned increases in taxes and for failing to curb public spending . 

He criticized Bevin for lack of imagination -- surely an inverted compliment given its implication of positive contributions in the past . 

And a former deputy head of the Office of Population , Censuses and Surveys , Mr Philip Redfern , trenchantly criticised his erstwhile colleagues for lacking the openness and courage to swim against the political tide . 

On Aug. 17 , however , Shamuyarira denied that the President had suffered a defeat on the issue , and criticized the media for misleading reports . 

It is just as easy -- and as pointless -- to criticize the American press for misunderstanding the Piggott style as it is to criticize Piggott for flirting so dangerously with defeat . 

This newspaper also criticized Dzerzhinsky for neglecting water transport and port facilities , though no doubt his great energies were stretched in Siberia where he stayed until March . 

He also criticised the Prime Minister for suggesting drug abuse was a ` problem of prosperity " . 

In a report published in 1972 , the group ` Radical Alternatives to Prison " heavily criticised the plans for the new Holloway Prison on the grounds that they were quite inappropriate for the inmates ' needs . 

Of the love , she knew he was growing tired but since her own ardour had considerably diminished after Pilade 's birth she was not disposed to criticise him for this . 

In recent years , several major Christian denominations have criticised freemasonry for this pagan trinity , and other matters . 

The report also criticized the Kenyan authorities for violent action against squatters and against nomadic Somali communities in north-east Kenya . 

Although the terms of the motion to be debated are supportive of government economic policy , a significant number of constituencies have criticised over-reliance on interest rates as an instrument of economic regulation . 

On Jan. 24 Indonesia 's ruling Golkar party also criticized the attack on Iraq . 

GE is headed by former environment minister Brice Lalonde and was set up with Mitterrand 's encouragement , but Lalonde has increasingly distanced himself from the government in recent months , criticizing Socialist policy on the environment . 

Healy ( 1993 ) has criticized this study on the grounds that as those selected had previous histories of poor response to neuroleptics , this unfairly weighted the trial against chlorpromazine . 

Peacock criticized the proposal on the grounds that it " would establish an enclave " which " would be socially divisive and risk a backlash against foreign investment and immigration " . 

Environmentalists had criticized the project on the grounds that it would damage the Danube valley ecosystem . 

For example , many Protestants used to criticize Roman Catholics on the grounds that they worship the Virgin Mary . 

In Lithuania , Shelov-Kovedyayev criticized the proposed referendum on troop withdrawal ( on June 14 ) as a threat to Russian and Lithuanian security . 

Since this involves such a wide subject base it would be quite easy to criticise the book on what has been omitted , especially as the guide is only 82 pages long . 

Shainess ( 1970 ) criticizes work on women 's psychology done by men for serving male interests , and wants women to do more in this field . 

Some Libyans were afraid of secret police , and took precautions when criticizing the government in private conversation , for example when talking to an anthropologist . 

The report also criticised the current boom in real-life crime re-enactments , which again tend to concentrate on the most violent crimes . 

Above all , he criticizes the ways in which Hegel reduces the diverse historical totality of a society to a single internal principle , so that history occurs only through the principle of contradiction in the dialectic . 

The stories told by respondents are used to justify a particular position , as well as to criticize the characters in the stories . 

ANDES has criticized the way in which the mass media portray women and in 1975 staged a protest march against the Miss Universe beauty contest held in San Salvador that year . 

The senior Molby fell out of favour when he was quoted as criticising Danish tactics in interviews published in Denmark . 

In his heart Gaveston knew that young Edward quite liked the clerk ; admired the man 's fidelity and unwillingness to criticise him to his terrible father . 

Moreover Vanguard specifically criticized its rivals within the National Front for seeing Gadaffi as a ` national revolutionary , freedom fighter and advocate of the armed people " . 

The statutory test of obscenity has been much criticised , and with good reason . 

` We had to destroy our copy of Gone with the Wind , criticised as decadent and encouraging sexual promiscuity . 

In particular , the ACE scheme was heavily and repeatedly criticised . 

As prime minister from April and with a general election to be fought , he now pressed arguments which he had so often criticized when urged by Churchill . 

It is a central theme throughout the book , and she criticises frequently the Catholic beliefs and customs . 

The problem is assessing whether they are going to change or not and I suppose I get criticised for being too tolerant at times . 

The proposed regulation has been widely -- and fairly -- criticised for being generous in its gestures of environmental concern and for conservation , but lacking in the provision of specific means to carry them out . 

For the industry , it is probably fair to describe the ITVA as a sort of benevolent despot , though it can be ( and is ) criticized for being excessively cautious in its judgements . 

I 'm criticized for doing a good job , for making sure his house ran smoothly . 

Labour leaders were strongly criticised for embracing an ` unprincipled " U-turn away from unilateralism in an attempt to win votes at the next election . 

The College has been much criticised for failing to produce more than one volume of the Transactions that were required annually by the original constitution . 

Ironically , the government was widely criticized for making ` cuts " . 

Moreover , if a pilot decides not to launch in a situation like this , he must never be overruled or criticised for playing it safe . 

Poland was set up by the Allies to help subdue Germany , but was then criticised for taking German territory . 

THE SCOTTISH Commonwealth Games selectors were heavily criticised yesterday for naming a team of just 18 athletes for the Games in Auckland early next year . 

The Bundesbank can be -- and has been -- criticised for not going far enough to stimulate the German economy . 

Indeed , the author of the work was so outraged by the Government 's claims about what was said in the work that he wrote to the Evening Standard on 1 October and said : " We found much to criticise about the British arrangement for training young people . 

Are you heavily criticized for your anti-republican , anti-Nationalist views ? 

Nicknamed the Dottore sottile ( " subtle doctor " ) , he had become reconciled in the 1980s with Craxi , whom he had previously criticized for what he regarded as his autocratic attitudes . 

In Hahn 's final 1,600-page report published on Sept. 13 , Bradley was cleared of criminal wrongdoing but criticized for poor judgment in private financial dealings . 

Criticised for a lack of pace and heading ability , Moore continually confounded the pundits with his uncanny speed of thought and cool authority under pressure . 

In a sense it has become a victim of its own success , for the company is still criticised for the derelict land that remains . 

The ideal of ` democracy " was also discussed during the ` xuechao " , with the leadership being strongly criticised for their feudalistic autocratic manner of ruling the country . 

Reading schemes have been heavily criticized for a range of reasons . 

Such theories have been plausibly criticized for their romantic and Utopian strains , also for the way they echo and sometimes invoke a post-Freudian version of the polymorphous perverse . 

A Russian director , criticized for spending time advising an old peasant woman about the care of her turkeys , replied , ` Not at all , her whole life is in those turkeys . " 

Critics of the organization say it gave away money indiscriminately , whilst its supporters maintain fiercely that all projects were minutely criticized for viability . 

Gao Dai , whom Deng had earlier criticized for his hardline views , appeared to revise his stance by publishing in June an article which was highly critical of " leftism " . 

Should we criticise for those who read our work , or merely for ourselves ? 

Lipton ( 1977 , 1982 ) in his thesis of ` urban bias " , while being strongly criticised on various grounds , has many examples of this phenomenon . 

But the extent of the schemes should make us cautious about identifying radical structural change too readily even in the wake of the legislation so severely criticized in the 1980s . 

Even psychoanalysis , the field most criticized by other areas of psychology for its methodological irregularities , claims scientific credibility from its set rules of data collection and interpretation , and its large body of clinical material . 

Unfortunately , many ` bad " designs are allowed to go ahead , even when strongly criticised by the Royal Fine Art Commission . 

The choice was at once criticised by the Christian Association of Nigeria . 

Unlike Crilly , she speaks in a clear and Anglicised accent and , more than once , I have heard her criticised by her countrymen for not taking pride in her own . 

He only looks laid back , she criticised to herself ; it 's a front . 

His intervention , although criticized by Slovak leaders , was widely regarded as having facilitated a resolution of the devolution issue . 

Indeed these immense powers were once criticised sharply in a pamphlet entitled ‘ The Permanent Coup d'Etat ’ by a young socialist deputé in the 1960s , François Mitterrand . 

With England being sorely demolished , the decision to take the trophy to Paris , strongly criticised by some sections of the English media , was fully vindicated . 

Record reviewers criticise from the standpoint of their own knowledge and experience , which is at once a strength , but carries with it inherent weaknesses . 

Like the theories Brooke-Rose criticizes in 1958 , this view conceives of metaphor in terms of semantic property to be fought over and captured . 

As elsewhere , the gaol I visited appointed ` convict overseers " to assist the staff , a system much criticized in recent years . 

Ultimately , however , the environmentalists criticized ` the farce of a consultation process which does not offer the public the option of ceasing production of the most lethal waste ever produced by man " . 

As mental health charity MIND produced a report criticising ` continued over-reliance on hospital treatment " , King said : ` It looks as if hospitals are being replaced at a reasonable pace . " 

Yesterday we saw some criminals being paraded in public on a lorry , and being ` criticised " by the crowd . 

Lord Waddington criticised Labour call 's for the repeal of the Prevention of Terrorism Act and its opposition to ` community penalties " for non-violent young offenders . 

Mr Modrow also criticised the party 's former leader , Mr Egon Krenz , who he said had been far from honest in saying he was a reformer . 

He also criticised the way re-married Roussel was raising his daughter . 

The letter called for implementation of constitutional guarantees , freedom and justice , and criticized the government 's handling of the economy . 

For example , he criticises the Smalltalk approach for creating a lot of work for the developer . 

If the right to criticise the government is a privilege which , with the exceptions above enumerated , can not be restricted , then all civil as well as criminal actions are forbidden . 

To criticize antiracism necessitates understanding racism and being able to locate the politics of ` race " from which it springs . 

` Foreigners who live in cities and criticise us have a bunny-love approach . 

Most headhunters argue that the candidates who criticise them do so because they , the candidates , have been unsuccessful . 

Labour Party plans for a national minimum wage were criticised by the AEU engineering union , which fears an erosion of skilled workers ' pay differentials . 

The principles underlying the poll tax had long been criticised by some sections of the party . 

The communiqué was criticized by the Iranian ambassador to Kuwait , Hoseyn Sadeqi , and was attacked in the Iranian press and radio broadcasts . 

Sukarno 's pretensions were criticised by Sjahrir in a manifesto called Perjuangan Kita , ` Our Struggle " , which exposed the rhetoric of revolutionary nationalism . 

While this does not appear to be such an earth shattering decision , it is one of the few occasions when a coroner 's action has been criticised . 

This approach to the understanding of the policy system was criticized above . 

The Indian government has been strongly criticized for its slow response , but a bill has now been introduced in parliament which should speed up the processing of claims . 

The French government was consequently widely criticized for its presentation late on Jan. 14 of new proposals , of which no inkling was given at the EC ministerial meeting . 

Spalding 's stages could be criticised for being somewhat vacuous . 

The patchwork quilt of powers and relationships stipulated by the Constitution has been criticized for being neither useful nor relevant in the political environment of the 1970s and 1980s . 

I can not understand why our pigs were criticized for being too fat because the meat was so sweet and tender , almost like chicken . 

The allocation of structural funds in southern Europe has been criticized on numerous occasions as causing environmental damage . 

Their move away from video , while strengthening a resolve with the fans , has been strongly criticised within business circles . 

Alfred Yu , a university lecturer who had openly criticised that government , has remained in Australia , where he was teaching , too nervous to return . 

So how dare anyone criticise a true champion who has proved herself over and over again . 

But he criticised the file examination structure and said it was difficult to work . 

Matiukhin sharply criticized Gaidar 's team and expressed disagreement with the government 's budget commission . 

The government criticized what it saw as contradictions within the environmentalist stance . 

On occasion , the Minister has criticised the lack of detail in our overall defence expenditure proposals and what we propose for the Territorial Army and the reserve forces . 

Environmentalists have criticized the new measures as insufficient . 

The advance was a direct snub for America , which hours earlier had criticised Serbian paramilitaries and the regime in neighbouring Serbia for the escalating conflict in Bosnia . 

Among the individuals who benefited were 130 senior Bear Stearns executives , including the chief executive Ace Greenberg , who has openly criticised the proposed ` excessive pay " deduction limit . 

Graham has already criticised the players ' poor start , suggesting they 've gone soft by failing to come to terms with the physical aspect of their opening two games . 

It is significant that in his affidavit evidence the debtor criticises the quality of the advice he received , but he does not otherwise query the reasonableness of the charges . 

If the liberal humanist wishes to criticize a Christian or a Buddhist or a Marxist , that is his right . 

The opposition coalition criticized the tax-free zones as exploiting women textile workers and as creating dependence on foreign countries . 

He has publicly criticised the bombing of Iraq , and gone out of his way not to offend his ` dear Arab brother " , Saddam Hussein . 

I was talking to that presenter of that alternative-politics programme -- what 's his name ? -- and he said that he 'd got annoyed with a colleague because she criticized his pink bow-tie . 

Their solidarity against the world overrode internal tensions , and history was not a field in which one practitioner could win renown by criticizing his fellows . 

Curbs on free speech -- the banning of books , revocation of newspaper licences and persecution of writers who criticise the government -- is a normal feature of Indonesian political life . 

` Audrey 's an absolute cow to her but , in fairness , Audrey has tolerated Ivy for years , whereas Ivy has never been slow to criticise her . 

Because it means you can always criticize the individual , for either not having done the job well enough or for having not done it quite the way you thought it ought to be done . 

For its part , Friends of the Earth criticized the lack of statutory recycling targets . 

The five-page judgment sternly criticised the manager of the workshop , William Brady , for his investigation into the allegations , describing him as ` obstructive and biased " . 

Considerable ingenuity may be required to discover non-racial criteria for racial discrimination and non-racial reasons for criticizing other races . 

As they moved on , the countess constantly and caustically criticised the small rooms , the narrow corridors , the dirt , the cold , the lack of all civilised amenities . 

Although ostensibly criticizing the traditions of liberalism , the fascist writer , nevertheless , employs the discourse of these traditions when discussing ` prejudice " . 

Although isopleths showing the spread of acid precipitation in both Europe and eastern North America have been cited frequently in order to highlight the seriousness of the problem , many researchers have criticized their use . 

But , knowing that a great war would kill the goose that laid the golden eggs , the bankers could probably be relied upon to use their enormous influence to prevent it : 

In species such as swans and geese , which lay large clutches of eggs soon after arrival , the reserve on landing may indeed determine breeding success for the year . 

Each hen can lay up to thirty eggs but deposits each one in a different pit . 

When , a few days later , I asked one morning , " When a hen lays an egg , does it come out of hen 's beak ? " a deathly hush fell over the breakfast table . 

Did you know that wasps lay their eggs in ladybirds , piercing the weak spot in their armour ? 

He himself would probably have claimed that his greatest achievement was to be able to predict accurately where and when a particular cuckoo would lay its eggs . 

In contrast , female clownfish lay their eggs around sea anemones which they subsequently help to defend . 

The female lays a great number of eggs , attaching each individually to the leaf of a water plant . 

Laboriously , she drags it down into the tunnel and there , in the dark , she lays a single egg on the inert body . 

The wasp lays eggs inside the eggs laid by the whitefly , thereby destroying the whitefly eggs . 

In a cage near Creggan an eagle shook its feathers ; somewhere talons rasped briefly on metal and were still . 

He rubbed his face , his hand rasping over the heavy beard stubble . 

The door rasped on the red-tile floor as he dragged it shut behind him . 

Ruth found herself on her knees , sand rasping between her fingers . 

And perfect too is the reception committee that tumbles out of the door as our tyres rasp on the gravel : two golden-haired children , two golden retrievers , and one golden wife . 

` You know why I 'm here , " she said , her voice rasping in her throat as though she had run a long way . 

My breath rasped in my throat , and a slight light-headedness I had started to feel owing to hyperoxygenating earlier waned as my muscles took up the slack of the extra power in my blood . 

They heard a car in the driveway , then the sound of footsteps rasping on brick paving , and the hum of a second car . 

A bright red weal sprang up along the point of impact , a blaze of angry colour , and she watched it slowly spread , her breath rasping in her throat , her chest heaving raggedly . 

And then with a desperate movement he drew back from her grasp , his breath rasping in his chest . 

Organisers Karen Stead and Sue Symes badgered twenty-eight people into giving baby and recent photographs . 

She had badgered her parents into letting her join the Women 's Auxiliary Territorial Service after her eighteenth birthday . 

The day of the opening of Danu to the emissions of the outside world , a couple of ancient boats gurgled alongside the wharf , bearing a crowd of stage extras from the outlying , historically malai islands . 

He choked for air , water gurgling into his ears and fighting to enter his mouth . 

Beyond the perimeter wall ran a vein of the Bradford Beck , its filthy waters gurgling below ground before breaking free for some distance to pass Old Ashfield 's wooded hillside . 

At one extreme the mighty Severn powers its way to the Bristol Channel , while at the other a Yorkshire brook gurgles across moorland . 

A BOAT that can run swiftly and silently without a churning propeller has been the dream of naval commanders ever since the first submarine slid gurgling beneath the waves . 

Chemicals gurgle down a drain straight into Hong Kong 's sewers . 

` All right , " he said , his voice like water gurgling down a plughole . 

It pounded the soft earth and gurgled along the gutters to splash with relentless monotony into the tub outside the back door . 

But once we entered Detroit , the truth hit fast : this is a modern American ghost town .

I was n't paying much attention to the in-house music on Christmas Eve -- I think it was `` Little Drummer Boy '' in the bookstore , `` Jingle Bell Rock '' in the toy store , or maybe vice versa -- but , entering the flower shop , it hit me instantly : `` Bernadette . ''

In doing so , they extended the field of interest to all those acts which are adversely defined and stigmatised -- that is , from crime to the wider category of deviance . 

Like the pun in The Languages of Love and the concept of a variable reality in The Sycamore Tree , a discursive practice that is devalued and stigmatized in this novel is later used as a tool for exploring the practices and attitudes it represents . 

Her employers had been in general the aspiring mothers of young daughters of tradesmen -- the honest working citizens whom her father would have disparagingly stigmatised as ` cits " -- hoping that a little of Theda 's quality might rub off on their uncouth girls to help them to an advantageous marriage . 

I point out the difference as many people with mental health problems are now being cared for in the community and I feel that the community needs to understand these people rather than doubly stigmatise them by thinking that they have two illnesses rather than one . 

They can feel criticized , even stigmatized , and in need of group support . 

Was it indeed a form of heresy , which Rome , for reasons of her own , dared not openly stigmatise as such ? 

But as it was accepted into this relatively formal literary genre , -loss seems to have been much less overtly stigmatized than it is today . 

The ultimate answers about why stigma persists may lie in an examination of why people fear differences , fear the future , fear the unknown , and therefore stigmatize that which is different and unknown . 

They feel , and in many cases they are , stigmatized , rejected , objects of disgust or pity in other , normal , people 's eyes . 

The late eighteenth-century evidence adduced by Wyld and others is therefore likely to indicate the date at which it had become stigmatized as a ` vulgarism " , rather than its date of origin . 

Therefore , if the origin of the phenomenon is as recent as the late eighteenth century , it is difficult to explain how it could have become so geographically widespread in so short a time : it was already highly salient and overtly stigmatized by the latter half of the nineteenth century ( for some citations see Phillipps , 1984 , 136-9 ) . 

Since offices were regarded as a form of property , reform could be stigmatized as an encroachment upon freehold . 

Voluntary grammar schools retained higher social status than the publicly financed ` higher elementary schools " , which were stigmatized by their association with the entirely working-class elementary schools . 

Their voice is stigmatized by men as a ‘ foisonnement de phantasmes , de fantômes , d'ombres ' ( 70 ) , in other words , as the voice of non-truth . 

Those at the bottom of the pile could expect little better ; workers in the " dishonourable " trades were stigmatised by degeneracy and evident inferiority . 

It is therefore most unlikely that present-day stigmatized forms have always been stigmatized , or that present-day elite forms have always been elite . 

In our judgment , not only can the judge 's conclusion on this issue not be so stigmatised ; we think he was right . 

Joan of Arc was one of the earliest -- and best-recorded cases of a highly exceptional woman whose behaviour was ultimately stigmatised , for political purposes , as unfeminine and as witchcraft and heresy . 

By contrast , collective violence has been most prevalent and virulent during historical periods when trade unionism has been stigmatised as threatening or inimical to the interests and well-being of society . 

With my new label of ` blind " came the object which was to stigmatize me more , a shiny new , long white cane . 

This sceptic claims to have higher evidential standards than the rest of us ; he stigmatizes others as gullible or as too easily persuaded . 

The Nationalists , who would have faced the same dilemma if they had served in what statesmen called ` the trenches of responsibility " , stigmatized this as ` national suicide " . 

But later he stigmatised them as ` the social scum , the passively rotting mass thrown off by the lower layers of the old society . " 

In spite of their claims , ` targeted " programmes frequently miss some of their most needy would-be clients , and stigmatize those they do succeed in reaching : selectivist policies deepen social divisions rather than heal them . 

But grammarians intent on prescribing rules of correct usage preferred he over they and stigmatised the latter as incorrect . 

This will require an attack on pension inequalities and social policies which stigmatise older people . 

An old bearded man poked his head over the guildmaster 's shoulder and cackled , ` Speaking on behalf of the winesellers of Morpork , Tourism means Business . 

` When we did a signing session at the Rough Trade shop , we thought it was the biggest ball hop ever ! " cackles Niall . 

` Thieves OUT , Thieves OUT ! " cackled his elderly companion . 

This ghostly figure appears as a scarecrow-thin , stooped human male in late middle age , which mutters and cackles to himself . 

Corporate luminaries cackle on about the importance of quality , yet all too often use this management-babble as a substitute for effective leadership . 

Many drugs are acidic or alkaline and this affects their removal in the urine ; acidic drugs are excreted more easily in the daytime and alkaline ones at night . 

Ciprofloxacin is largely excreted as an unchanged substance and elimination is predominantly via the kidneys . 

Tortoises excrete nitrogenous waste in an extremely concentrated form ( that is , as uric acid ) . 

So simply making up the calcium that astronauts excrete may not ensure that it is laid down properly in new bone . 

One substance used was the sex pheromone excreted in the urine of the boar . 

Excess electrolytes are excreted through the urine , but it is not wise to overdose them . 

The main problem here is ammonia which is excreted by all fish and produced by the breakdown of once living matter ( plants , food , dead creatures ) in your tank . 

Fish take in oxygen from the water and excrete ammonia and carbon dioxide through their gills . 

Onions , garlic and alcohol are excreted through the lungs , which affects the breath . 

Most infants ( 92% ) excreting cotinine at three weeks were excreting it also at one year ; moreover , 61% of infants not excreting cotinine at three months were excreting it at one year . 

They couple and the female begins to excrete a liquid from her vent which both she and her mate beat into a lather with their hind legs . 

They were clean creatures which did not excrete during their lifetime . 

Excess bicarbonate is excreted by the kidney , which means that a transient rise in urine bicarbonate excretion ( the urine ` alkaline tide " ) immediately follows maximal gastric acid secretion . 

The fragments were excreted spontaneously through the ductus choledochus and the cholecystitis was cured by antibiotic treatment . 

In the rat small intestine , many drugs are acetylated and excreted into the lumen . 

An alternative hypothesis has been proposed , based on the observation that these ` hyper " choleretic bile acids are excreted by the liver partly in an unconjugated form . 

Sulphated bile acids are excreted in urine in large amounts under cholestatic conditions . 

Earthworms , for instance , ingest and excrete huge volumes of soil , as so graphically reported in a classic study by Charles Darwin in the last century . 

Ammonia , the terminal product of protein metabolism , must be excreted rapidly and diluted to non-toxic levels in the surrounding fluids . 

During periods of anaerobic carbohydrate metabolism , the worms may also excrete pyruvic acid rather than retaining it for future oxidation when aerobic metabolism is possible . 

Their ability to demand high wages was by 1790 causing some employers to dislodge their hold by introducing machinery : " we are determined to destroy all sorts of Masheens for printing in the Kingdom " , runs one of the milder sentences in an anonymous letter from the journeymen received by one employer . 

One victim having failed to dislodge the vandals by pouring petrol into their tunnels , crept out at dawn and fired a shotgun into a mole then constructing a hill . 

Armenian reporters said their forces on Saturday had dislodged Azeri defenders from Aterk , the largest village in the Mardakert region of northern Nagorno-Karabakh. -- AP and Reuter 

Rodber and Winterbottom dislodged the ball from Gavin Hastings just outside the England 22 . 

He had managed to dislodge the noose from his neck and save himself by jumping into the freezing water below . 

The Stanleys promptly married the girls into their own family , but in the short term they were unable to dislodge the Harringtons from Hornby , and the dispute dragged on into Edward 's second reign . 

He reached out and dislodged it from the ladder rung , so that Izzie slipped downwards into his arms . 

Even so , these cautionary comments should not dislodge us from the main point . 

Help dislodge blackheads by mixing a handful of finely ground almonds with enough honey and rosewater to make a paste . 

Ben Clarke , of Bath , has the awesome task of dislodging Dean Richards at No 8 if he is to make his England debut on Saturday . 

For all its successes , the French military effort of the 1370s and 1380s had failed to dislodge the English hold in France , particularly in the south-west . 

The wiry psychologist shook his head , almost dislodging his embroidered skullcap in the process . 

They work by creating a powerful alkaline solution which dislodges fats . 

At this point , his head hit the canopy and dislodged his glasses . 

Last year , as deputies tried to dislodge him , he counter-attacked by forcing through elections to the new post of President . 

For that reason alone , I remain totally unpersuaded that the enterprise Michael Heseltine has embarked upon symbolises any effort to displace or dislodge Mrs Thatcher . 

It was to be five emperors , ten governors , and about 40 years on before the hill-top occupants of Eildon Hill North were rudely dislodged by the Romans and Newstead fort established . 

A framed photograph of Jimmy Hill was dislodged behind the bar and fell , shattering bottles and glasses . 

In spite of , and because of , the Stalinist purges of the Thirties , the uniqueness of the Ukraine had not been dislodged . 

And the expert witness thinks it was dislodged deliberately . " 

In seconds , the police officers ' hats were dislodged from their owners ' heads , and they disappeared into a boiling fighting , mass of humanity . 

His hand closed over grass which was instantly torn from the soft earth and his boots were dislodged from their precarious footholds . 

Susan felt something pull her tail , and was rudely dislodged from the creature . 

Even if the Russians could be dislodged from the north side of Sevastopol " , the allies would soon reach the point where their ships were unable to help them . 

Eggs attached to an immovable surface can be dislodged with a large feather and collected in a fine net . 

She frowned , trying to dislodge the piercing finger of doubt that stabbed inside her head . 

Yet -- and she shook her left hand to dislodge a fly that tickled -- she had really done not even that . 

He took another look at the note , putting a finger into his mouth and trying to dislodge some irritating morsel of lunch from between his back teeth . 

Sneezing is a reflex action to dislodge foreign particles or irritating material from inside the nasal passages . 

Now tap the funnel to dislodge any pieces of soil that have fallen into it . 

So if you go poking and prodding about , you may dislodge something and hurt yourself . 

Their movement dislodged a stone beer jar that rolled into a small depression and began glug-glugging its contents into the soil . 

Any debris dislodged from them by hydraulic action sinks to the depths and can not be used by the waves to attack the cliffs . 

Sometimes insects are disinclined to collect pollen , preferring nectar , or will pack it away in places from which it is not easily dislodged . 

He had used words as weapons to slash and destroy her self-esteem .

If it were true that the private sector uses resources more productively than the public sector , the transfer of resources might directly produce more output .

Over the centuries citrus fruits have also been used to cure fever and protect against poisoning .

If it had been impossible for one reason or another to use a boat on the water I would have done the best I could with a plummet and noted what I could see from the banks .

Then local coal was used for steam power in the same factories .

You can use contrasting thread to tone with a Fair Isle pattern in this case .

Champagne has long been used by the city institutions to woo clients .

This is used because Saint Francis was supposed to be so gentle that he could actually speak to the birds .

One Midlands wine wholesaler was ordered to clear dust from a warehouse floor used only for cased goods , the association said .

Treatment regimens which included ciprofloxacin and amikacin were used successfully , although prolonged therapy was required .

Vibrational spectroscopy has been used successfully for quantitative analysis , but considerable care is needed to ensure accurate results .

Doctors frequently used their medical-moral language to offer a set of prescriptions based ` on the conventional wisdom of their own social milieu " ( p. 42 ) .

They advised on the tactics that had been successfully used to defeat Labour in April , particularly in attacking their leading opponent personally .

However , MRI is currently used as second line investigation , for example to characterise a known liver lesion seen on computed tomogram rather than for full abdominal staging .

Where metal guttering shows signs of deterioration , but it is n't serious enough for replacement , use self-adhesive flashing tape to protect the damaged areas .

Like Psycho , this was a film that used monochrome to capture its milieu , the sleazy underbelly , the forgotten nooks and crannies of the American dream .

Grant could have used his experience as industrial reporter , MP and union official to produce an interesting argument about the unions ' future .

Alternatively , use a rug or foam mat to protect you from a hard floor .

Try recording a blues progression and use the blues scale for improvising .

We still continue to use normal APL programs for some of our applications .

Carter had used television in a somewhat haphazard fashion , but Reagan ` marshaled his television appearances to promote his policies .

You can use your FlexiLoan to buy anything you like -- hi-fi system , video camera , kitchen equipment , sports gear , or even a holiday .

` I 've come to use the fair as promotion , and I think everyone is returning to this idea after the end of the bonanza period . "

We can use such discussions to remind our children of the importance of personal hygiene -- washing hands after using the lavatory , before meals , especially after handling animals .

But they are still used as nest-eggs and , in particular , they could find favour among directors with substantial interests in multi-nationals .

` We 'd use it as a mandate to change the present disgraceful system , " Kennedy replied .

The business plan was used as a point of departure , a vehicle for commitment and a reference point for all change initiatives .

The South African authorities used unequal education as a tool of oppression too .

Try using any substantial cardboard box as a simple but effective filing cabinet .

Try using plastic cones as holders for indoor bulbs which normal people grow in water in proper bulb glasses !

She uses her silk to line the walls and also to bind particles of soil together into a circular lid three-quarters of an inch across .

I certainly never used to use my sense of humour to attempt to pull girls .

It can potentially be used as a tool to ensure the effective utilisation of information resources across information types and organisational peculiarities .

I unashamedly admit that I sometimes use this song as a form of social control .

` My mother used this romantic outlook as a strength on occasions to escape from the world .

We must ensure that the new system will not be used as a political tool .

Today we use polarised sunglasses to cut out the dazzle of polarised light reflected from water and other bright surfaces .

The party has been using some bright capitalist techniques to get itself in election-fighting mettle .

Can you help support this wonderful event by furnishing any type of products or services that can be used as prizes for our activities or as a raffle prize ?

These analogous steps in different pathways were originally used in formulating the recruitment hypothesis for evolutionary acquisition of new function [ 37 ] , and it is interesting that the citramalate synthase gene shown in M. jannaschii had previously been annotated as α-isopropylmalate synthase ( which catalyzes the initial step of leucine biosynthesis ) .

Gel-electrophoresis and transfer of RNA to the membrane were carried out in accordance with the standard protocol [ 29 ] . The hybridization was carried out according to the optimized low-background protocol [ 30 ] . PCR amplified DNA fragment for probe preparation was purified using Wizard PCR Preps Columns ( Promega ) and labeled using Prime-a- Gene Labeling System ( Promega ) .

To find out more about the composition of the Arabidopsis repeats , each sequence was searched against AtRepBase [ 25 ] and the Arabidopsis gene database [ 26 ] ( using a maximum BLAST E-value of 0.01 and at least 100% identity for Arabidopsis genes and at least 95% identity to AtRep-Base sequences ) .

Once planning and decision-making structures are in place and performance results can be used as part of the decision-making process , organizations are in a better position to ensure that goals and objectives clearly link and align with IT performance measures .

Gene expression of CEM and ACH2 were performed using Atlas Human cDNA Expression Array ( Clontech Laboratories Inc. , Palo Alto , CA ) according to the manufacturer 's directions .

In the final set of semiautomated image analysis , 3D reconstructions were obtained for nodal mapping onto vascular anatomy using MIP projections .

Libraries were prepared according to the double adaptor method [ 39 ] with the following modifications : DNA was sheared using the Hydroshear ( Gene Machines , San Carlos , CA ) at speed code 2 for 25 cycles .

A Cummins representative stated that not using prototypes becomes a matter of `` pay me now or pay me later , '' meaning that it is far less costly to demonstrate a product 's design early in development with prototypes , concepts , and analyses than to incur the cost of significant design changes after a product has entered production-a much more costly environment to make changes .

To build a sophisticated software editor for a visual language and , especially , to design the language to support computer archiving and analysis , one must , however , establish deeper foundations for creating , organizing and using graphic elements .

Researchers can now identify promising protein targets and small sets of chemicals , including good lead compounds , using computation alone .

This assumption is made to ensure proper calculation of the ozone statistic used in the exposure-response functions .

In the past two years , investors have begun to make trades without a middleman by using electronic communications networks , or ECNs .

The CG14975 ORF probe was generated using primers CG14975FWD ( TCAGCCGAGAGATTCTAGAGAG ) and CG14975REV ( CATCGACCATTGTTCTCTCTCC ) .

The NYT front reports on the court-ordered release yesterday of more than 124,000 pages of previously secret files from a Mississippi state agency that used spy tactics , intimidation , false imprisonment , jury tampering and other illegal methods to fight civil rights activities in the state .

Prior to testing our hypothesis experimentally , and determining whether domoic acid had the potential to directly activate rat neonatal microglia in vitro , we thought that it was of critical importance to establish that : ( 1 ) the domoic acid preparation used in these experiments was stable , ( 2 ) rat neonatal microglia isolated by our methodology expressed the AMPA glutamate receptor GluR4 subunit which has been observed in activated rat microglia in vivo [ 24 ] and , ( 3 ) to confirm that the domoic acid concentration selected for our in vitro studies with rat neonatal microglia was one that was clearly toxic to neuronal cells in vitro after a short-term exposure .

The results will depend upon the species used and the strain or source of the test organisms , and test conditions such as temperature , DO , food , and water quality .

The cells were illuminated with light from a 75 watt xenon lamp using a O-5717 filter cube obtained from Molecular Probes .

Beginning with the full model at each trophic level , we used autoregressive analysis with maximum likelihood estimation and backwards elimination of non-significant covariates and lagged autoregressive terms to arrive at reduced models that minimized the corrected Akaike Information Criterion ( AIC

While it is not a specific indicator of virginity , it is not used to mean .

This suggests that changes in gene expression smaller than the ± 2-fold commonly used can be reliably identified as differential expression .

To test that idea , one of her graduate students will `` train '' half of the autistic patients in face recognition—something most children pick up on their own—by having them study , manipulate , and match faces using computer games .

In wild-type mice , both transcripts were expressed in the unwounded skin ( 0 day ) used as controls .

In addition to the citywide outbreaks , there were several institutional gastrointestinal outbreaks reported to DOHMH during the historical 1-y period but not detected in emergency department data using the space–time permutation scan statistic .

First , it was noted that spelling mistakes occur in Medline [ 19 ] . These could have an influence if the `` Affiliation Field '' would have been used to enter country names .

The Vybrant Apoptosis Assay Kit ( Molecular Probes , Eugene , OG ) was used to detect osteoblast apoptosis .

PGE 2 concentrations were determined using a commercially available ELISA assay ( Cayman Chemical Company , Ann Arbor , MI ) .

Here , we have used the fold and superfamily assignments from the SCOP [ 14 ] and Superfamily databases [ 15 ] and the family classifications from InterPro [ 16 , 17 ] .

Nevertheless , this is the first attempt to produce an allergen-induced gene-expression profile in the lung of a non-human primate using genomic tools such as microarray and RT-PCR .

Virologic findings using the more stringent virologic suppression endpoint of HIV-1 RNA less than 50 copies/mL paralleled those with the less than 200 copies/mL endpoint , although differences attained statistical significance .

ALDH activity has been reported in HL-60 cells using 4-hydroxynonenal as substrate [ 32 ] . However , since this molecule is such a poor substrate with ALDH1 compared to ALDH3 , the measured activity likely represents only ALDH3 activity .

To receive facsimile copies of the daily list or any list from the past 30 days , please call ( 202 ) 512-6000 using a touchtone phone .

In the 1990s , pro-lifers have used fetal diagrams to illustrate the horror of `` partial birth '' abortions .

A similar scatterplot diagram was used to explore any interdependence between the lengths of the inverted and non-inverted segments within each pair ( Figure 6b ) .

In 1996 , Salinger 's agent forbade a nonprofit Catcher in the Rye Web site from using quotations from the novel , garnering the usual rash of publicity .

This may reflect the fact that TNF-α therapies for IBD are aimed at efficiently clearing TNF-α , while IL -10 therapies must increase IL-10 and recombinant IL-10 is likely too rapidly cleared from the circulation after in vivo administration to provide a uniform protection [ 55 ] . On the other hand , IL -10 gene transfer technology has been used with some success in models of colitis , however its effectiveness is also variable .

Our previous analysis of the Hoxa3 +/- Pax1 -/-compound mutant thymocyte phenotype showed a specific partial block at the TN to DP transition , associated with increased apoptosis at both the TN4/pre-DP and DP subsets , and a 10-fold decrease in DP cell numbers [ 29 ] . Using BrdU analysis , we compared the proliferation of Hoxa3 +/- Pax1 -/-fetal thymocytes during the TN to DP transition compared to littermate controls .

Incidentally , I seem to recall reading somewhere that skins as slang for ` dollars ' dates from frontier days when trappers used animal skins as currency , and is therefore much older than early 20th-century Harlem .

Although it is true that isoglosses , in effect , set off the various areas where a particular usage was recorded , more accurately an isogloss is drawn to connect sites either where speakers employ both usages or where speakers using one or the other live in very close proximity .

What is missing , for example , at square the circle , is the information that because the area of a circle is mathematically calculated using pi , which is irrational , there is no mathematical way of calculating the dimensions of a square with the same area as that of a given circle .

A longish section , `` Some Troublesome Idiomatic Prepositions , '' and a `` Glossary of Grammatical and Linguistic Terms Used in This Book , '' followed by a list of `` References , '' sources associated with specific entries , round out the work .

But it does say E = mc² ; the version with the capital M and C is , essentially , meaningless to those familiar with the conventional symbolism used in physics .

In part , that is attributable to the designation of his correspondents , who keep him informed on language that is not within earshot , as the `` Lexicographic Irregulars , '' an amusing reference the first time or two it was used but now beginning to cloy .

The word might also have been used for a receptacle near the guns where powder and balls were kept .

Mr . Davidson 's observations on the Scottishness of Chambers 20th Century Dictionary [ XV ,1 ] bear out my own formed over sixteen years of using one .

It works with a hard disk or with a set of floppies and can be used with 29 popular word-processing programs .

Using the evidence available , Renfrew contends that the original Indo -European language , closely related to Hittite , separated after 6500 BC , with the IE languages of western Europe developing from western Anatolia and those of Iran , India , and Pakistan from the eastern division .

Schliemann , who discovered the site of Troy , used the evidence in Homer 's Iliad to determine his digging site , where any ruins had long since disappeared from view .

Because linguists are constantly learning more and more about the relationships among languages , it is best to avoid using an older chart ; for the same reason , it would be wise not to stake too much on the accuracy of even a current chart .

Then , too , one must examine the techniques used to group the many languages of the world .

For a long time he could only find two Yiddish words traditionally used by Jews in such circumstances : `` Oi vey . ''

oy vay; oy vay in mir literally , `` Oh , pain , '' but , in its long or short form , can be used for anything from condolence to lament:

Stream is often said not to be used in Australia except in metaphorical ways , normally being replaced by creek .

Taking quite at random a single page ( page 7 ) in the journals of the Gregory brothers recording an early ( 1846 ) exploration of country east and north of Perth , I find the word water used fifteen times .

Rodgers and colleagues used data from the WHO database for 26 risk factors and from 14 epidemiological subregions of the world to calculate the proportion of risk-factor-attributable disease burden in different population subgroups defined by age , sex , and exposure level .

In Phase Three , the United States would carry out `` decisive operations '' using all elements of national power , including ground troops , to topple the Taliban regime and eliminate al Qaeda 's sanctuary in Afghanistan .

Originally titled `` Infinite Justice , '' the operation 's code word was changed-to avoid the sensibilities of Muslims who associate the power of infinite justice with God alone-to the operational name still used for operations in Afghanistan : '' Enduring Freedom . ''

And he saw this as one way of using this event as a way to deal with the Iraq problem . ''

It included a determination to use military force if necessary to end al Qaeda 's sanctuary in Afghanistan .

As neurons are supposed to proliferate and form novel synaptic connections that survive if used and to mediate the linkage of conditioned to unconditioned stimulus , why not envision a complex chemistry , say , very complex carbohydrate-synthesis patterns sustained by complex sets of enzymes whose activities are modulated by the dierent carbohydrates themselves , which is true of contemporary carbohydrate metabolism .

I know that the earth circles the sun , that the earth is roughly spherical , that chairs are used to sit on .

I hope my definition of an autonomous agent is useful , an autocatalytic system carrying out a work cycle , now rather broadened by the realization that autonomous agents also do often detect and measure and record displacements of external systems from equilibrium that can be used to extract work , then do extract work , propagating work and constraint construction , from their environment .

The Wall Street Journal `` Outlook '' observes , `` In the U.S. job market , the balance of power is shifting to employees from employers , '' and states that `` the retention frenzy was triggered in part by previous waves of corporate downsizing , '' which left behind survivors who took stock of career options and used Internet job listings and intensified recruiting to land better offers , which in turn led to counter-offers and higher salaries .

Your gift will help give new meaning to the word success -- for people who have seldom had reason to use the word .

Daniel Dennett , in his fine book Darwin 's Dangerous Idea , advances a hierarchy of forms of `` knowing , '' if I may use that term , that have arisen in evolution by Darwinian means .

The State Department proposed delivering an ultimatum to the Taliban : produce Bin Ladin and his deputies and shut down al Qaeda camps within 24 to 48 hours , or the United States will use all necessary means to destroy the terrorist infrastructure .

From the poet Sappho , who in the sixth century BC was the first to use the lyric to write subjectively and explore the range of female experience , to the Chinese polymath Pan Chao ( Ban Zhao ) , who flourished around AD 100 as historian , poet , astronomer , mathematician and educationalist , the range is startling .

It is important , too , to note that writing systems are irrelevant : for instance , Polish is written ( today ) using the Roman alphabet , but Russian , a related Slavic language , uses the Cyrillic ; Yiddish , a Germanic language , is written in Hebrew characters ; Latin , Greek , and Sanskrit , which resemble one another rather closely in some respects , all use different alphabets ; and early examples , utterly unrecognizable to untrained readers of modern languages , were written in cuneiform , quite suitable for writing on soft clay tablets with a pointed stylus , and hieroglyphics .

All in all , for a relatively primitive system , it is not too bad ; but you would have to be in love with your computer to use it in preference to a far more complete books of synonyms available ( especially The Synonym Finder , Rodale in the U.S. and Canada , Longman elsewhere , which offers more than 800,000 synonyms , more than three times the number listed in any other synonym book ) .

A sense of humor about a subject is born of a feeling of security about it , but security is the one characteristic often lacking among those who would use Current American Usage .

These are drawn to run midway between/ localities which were shown by the Survey of English Dialects to use the different words or pronunciations which are the subject of the map .

The importance of dialect is emphasized regularly in the press , where we read about people being killed , as in parts of India , because they use the wrong shibboleths .

Differential equations-based kinetic modeling is an alternative means of capturing the rich dynamics of signaling networks [ 28 29 ] . As time-resolved data sets become available and feedback loops are delineated , it may be necessary to use these methods to understand system dynamics and control [ 30 ] . However , the authors agree with Genoud et .

In hindsight , probably , we should have suspected that Judge Starr would not use the phrase `` fiery loins . ''

Memo to the White House : It 's been Chatterbox 's understanding that you come down pretty hard on anyone who tries to use the president 's image in a commercial pitch -- even if it 's a joke ( as , arguably , everything in Weekly World News is intended to be ) .

MAR means that the probability of missing depends only on observed variables [ 3 ] . Four strategies for examining the bias or sensitivity of results when MAR does not hold are to ( i ) fit all saturated MAR and non-MAR missing-data models [ 4 5 ] , ( ii ) add a parameter to various MAR models to make them non-MAR and test if the fit is significantly improved [ 6 7 ] , ( iii ) impute the missing data in one arm using the observed proportion of events in the other arm [ 8 9 ] , ( iv ) estimate results under a non-MAR missing-data mechanism with key parameters specified by the investigator [ 1 10 ] - [ 13 ] . We propose a variation of method ( iv ) for randomized trials with binary outcome that explicitly uses the randomization distribution to reduce user input .

Whether it is used for drinking , bathing , preparing food , cleaning , fighting fires or turning the wheels of industry -- we all take a readily available supply of water for granted today .

The girls exchanged nervous glances , thinking that it must be Miss Hardbroom come to reprimand them for being out of bed . 

In February it publicly reprimanded the insurer for failing to be tough enough with its agents . 

I often found it necessary to reprimand students for learning their TOEFL words during classes . 

His eyes widened to accentuate the point and reprimand Blanche for thinking that he was straying from the matter in hand . 

Later the European Athletic Association wrote a letter to the British team management reprimanding me for wearing the flag on the rostrum and covering my tracksuit . 

The UN Security Council on Jan. 28 reprimanded Iraq for allowing protestors to assault UN inspectors who arrived on Jan. 27 with responsibility for disposing of chemical and biological weapons stocks . 

And we discover the doctrine that conscience reprimands you for every one of your pleasures erm sweet dishes , music , everything , because they are all the product of depraved and sinful human nature . 

It shows she was unjustly treated and I think that society is wrong to judge ; if she has broken a bond made by God , then he should be the only one to reprimand her for it . 

` Oh , it 's got nothing to do with business , " Alison replied with a laugh that ever so gently reprimanded me for my mercantile preoccupations . 

And there were those men who encouraged us to reprimand them for sexist thoughts and deeds . 

This was sorted out by a ravishingly beautiful air hostess who distributed boiled sweets to all concerned and reprimanded a tovarich for smoking . 

Romanov considered reprimanding the young girl for such insolence , but said nothing on this occasion . 

As he watched his dealers from above , in the comfort of his own office , Tom Wilmot , the chairman , has been known to reprimand his staff via a loudspeaker . 

A senior civil servant , Trevor Brown , a chemist at Aldermaston Atomic Weapons Research Establishment , was severely reprimanded for publicly voicing his concern about health and safety standards there . 

The volatile wicketkeeper , reprimanded by match referee Clyde Walcott for frenzied appealing at Headingley last Sunday , looked set to face another investigation into his behaviour . 

These children are often nagged and reprimanded by their mothers even when they are behaving well . 

He was duly reprimanded for his arrogance , providing him years later with another memory that would help make him a sympathetic captain . 

Yachts have been fined for neglecting to fly one in Turkey , and reprimanded for a torn one in Greece . 

In September several senior officials were dismissed or reprimanded for poor work in the consumer goods sector . 

Lightman ordered that Kruger be publicly reprimanded on two counts . 

The boy who kicks his football close to windows can be reprimanded more easily if he was one of those to draw up the rule against doing so and if he agreed on the appropriate punishment beforehand . 

Mr Prior , at the Department of Employment , was publicly reprimanded by her , and her dissatisfaction with particular policies is usually well known . 

According to the police evidence ( which the judge at the voir dire preferred ) Francis agreed to plead guilty and sign the notes ; the solicitor advised him not to and was reprimanded by the police . 

John would probably have been reprimanded for playing with something in lesson time . 

At a gig in Newcastle , I was reprimanded for saying that a condom smelt ` fishy " , as this was deemed to be implicitly degrading to women . 

Sarah was watching the chimneysweeps with a rapt expression , and holding the hands of two small boys , while one a bit older had to be reprimanded for trying to climb a tree . 

For example , some parents feel unable to reprimand asthmatic children in case this provokes an attack . 

There had been too much ` talk and show " early on and he had been wriggling about , scraping his chair back and causing Mrs Singh to reprimand him constantly . 

He said that he felt it was unfair that his wife should reprimand Jenny as she was so young and did not know how to share properly yet . 

In January 1984 , Lord Hailsham reprimanded a Recorder who attacked as an affront to British justice a decision by Woolworths to prosecute a widow aged seventy-seven for shoplifting . 

The director-general , Michael Checkland , once publicly reprimanded The Late Show 's producers , reminding them that most licence-fee payers had never heard of -- let alone visited -- the Groucho Club . 

` Master Peachey reprimanded you only this morning for speaking thus -- it is unladylike , he said ! " 

If he neglected his physical body , there was no one here to reprimand him , for the whole community was woefully neglected . 

Occasionally the Lord Chancellor will publicly reprimand a judge , as happened in 1978 when Mr Justice Melford-Stevenson was rebuked for describing an Act of Parliament as a ` buggers " charter' . 

You must put a growl in your own voice when reprimanding the pup , while holding the loose skin on the neck . 

Whenever my father reprimanded Richard , my mother would defend him there and then , right or wrong . 

All he seems to do is make sure that players do n't misbehave and if they do , he is there to reprimand them . 

` G-R-R-R-R-OWF ! " he rumbled , hunching his back so that his fur stood straight up . 

` This prison is run more efficiently than most , " Nicholson rumbled , his eyes blazing . 

` There are twelve of his ` Wares billeted in the Circle , " Ratagan rumbled thoughtfully . 

` If it comes to that , " Sir Bruce rumbled , ` I 've no clear idea why I 'm here myself . 

` Mr Tavistock , " rumbled the doctor , ` I am a respected Harley Street practitioner . " 

The man 's low voice rumbled an instruction : ` Do this , do that . " 

` However , " Legion rumbled on , ` despite the fact that IMC is a mining company , not a people-mover , we may be able to provide some berths . " 

" But there was a time long ago when the cassowary could fly as well as the bower-bird. " the old man rumbled as he reached for a sweetcorn in the cinders . 

Help us , she implored silently , not knowing whom she spoke to , and for a moment her despair went on mounting . 

` Do n't turn it off , " implored Lydia ; ` that is my favourite song . " 

Instead they implore scientists to ` ponder on the social implications of their work " and to become actively involved in the effort to stem the arms race . 

She implores the gods for vengeance in an extended da capo air , with nine key-changes the work 's musical and dramatic climax ( movements 9b-10 : Récitatif Air : D major ) . 

Why , oh why , do we implore others to Honk If You Had It Last Night ? 

The Indians accordingly , with every kind of entreaty , implored Alexander to let no-one molest the animal . 

My imagination could not take me to such depths of anger , so I implored her to tell me what was happening before Kareem ( my husband ) paid his afternoon visit . 

He communed with his mother , he implored her to drift with him . 

He tells me he implored her to let him beg her release , but she refused . 

Suddenly he was surrounded by ten or a dozen street urchins in rags , imploring him to be generous . 

When Raskolnikov goes to Sonya to declare himself , she implores him to tell her ` straight out -- without examples " . 

He had completed his secondary education in Jamaica but his mother implored him to continue in England . 

The Rector implored the inquiry to consider the case for living wages to be paid , as was the case in more enlightened parts of the county . 

Instead , he had been answering a barrage of questions from an invited audience of supporters , who passionately implored the amiable Irishman to guide their side into the Fourth Division . 

Both France and Italy implored Russia to attack to relieve their distress . 

He implored the terrorists to extend their 72-hour truce , due to end at midnight . 

` You 've never implored in your life , " Ruth murmured , resting her wet head on his shirt for a second before pulling away and perching on the edge of the lounger . 

We 've implored at public meetings all along that nobody takes the law into their own hands . 

` Come now , " he implored , backing away from the bar , ` be reasonable . 

After this David Bellamy was almost an anti-climax , imploring his audience not to allow the local blanket bogs be destroyed . 

Do n't say a word , implored Betty silently , gazing back at her . 

May I implore him now , on behalf of my hon. Friend the Member for Neath ( Mr. Hain ) , to save the 4th Volunteer Battalion ? 

Some approached the Santuario on their knees for the last part of the journey , saying the Rosary and imploring the Madonna 's help . 

CHRIS EUBANK will today implore his manager Barry Hearn to ` give Nigel Benn the £1 million he wants to fight me -- and let's get it on . " 

She called out for their return , she wept convulsively , she implored God . …

I implore you , before you write for the French stage , to listen to their operas and find out what above all pleases them . 

Modigliani stopped her taxi as it was crossing Montparnasse and implored to be allowed to ride with her , and even that was relayed to her readers . 

After he had read it aloud he crumpled the note up in his fist and thrust it into the fire as if the very sight of it was hateful . 

She bit her lip , crumpling the note in her hand , and into her eyes came a look so desolate that Taggy 's heart contracted . 

He crumples the paper , pretends to put it in his mouth , then billows his cheeks until he regurgitates tiny pieces all over his chest . 

A year or so later , or it may have been an hour , I crumpled up four sheets of paper and threw them to the floor , and started another , and I was there . 

She crumpled the sheets of paper and tossed them on the coffee-table . 

He stared out to sea , crumpling the chocolate wrapper slowly in his hand . 

Vologsky seized the form , crumpling it into a ball in his palm . 

Corbett crumpled the parchment into a ball and threw it angrily at the wall . 

After a few seconds , he crumpled the aluminium with a sudden grip of his fist , as though he had taken an important decision . 

Feeling much refreshed , she crumpled the tissues with the empty packet into a tight ball and tossed the lot into the waste basket . 

Crumpling the envelope in her hand , she tossed it into the fire , watching intently while it blackened and burned before returning to the single sheet of cheap paper . 

Jimmy laughed as loudly as the others , but he did n't like the way they were crumpling his comics . 

She picked one up , stood there swaying in her newly learnt balance , and crumpled the leaf . 

Gabriel suddenly slapped the fist of his hand down on the pile of paper and crumpled the topmost sheet . 

All kinds of things can be used as reflectors : projection screens ; aluminium foil which has been crumpled , roughly straightened out and stuck onto a sheet of hardboard ; or purpose-made reflectors bought from photographic dealers . 

At last he sat back , tousled and infuriated , crumpled the cheque and hurled it across the room . 

Doug tore the page out , crumpled it and threw it in the waste-paper basket before starting again . 

Henry looked at himself in the kitchen mirror , as he crumpled up the other three pages of this latest missive and threw it in the swingbin . 

Although he was forbidden to get out of bed he sneaked over every evening and peeped out , unable to resist looking . 

She trotted into the living-room , where three bridge tables had already been set out , and peeped through the picture window . 

When she looked around Deborah could see the roof and chimneys peeping above the brow of the meadow . 

Lowering her lashes , she peeped at Feargal , then gave one of her small smiles . 

Peeping sideways at him , she decided he definitely looked menacing . 

She was told where her room was and on the stairs -- there was no lift encountered a young woman in a black veil with a small pretty face peeping between the folds . 

I looked at the little boy , lying there , and caught a glimpse of the father peeping from the corridor . 

The collar of a checked shirt peeped from the neck of a thick blue sweater . 

The plot failed when one soldier peeped inside the box of Quality Street chocolates two days later and discovered 2lbs of semtex explosive . 

I peeped past the mat and there was my own darling Radish stretched out happily on her own little wooden sofa , her head propped on a blue velvet cushion . 

I saw a bright eye peep through a crack , then she caught me watching , and withdrew . 

She wanted to go there at last and peep through wrought-iron gates into beautiful gardens . 

Meredith peeped out of the dormer window at the sun sparkling on the wet slates and road . 

Women in nightdresses peeping out of roadside houses lent a surreptitious air to the first few miles . 

His eyes are black and somewhat small , and he does peep so queerly with them ! 

This was not one of the women he had peeped at on other occasions . 

They stopped after a few more minutes and Lily peeped around the open curtain . 

The nervous neighbour peeped around her door to ask if everything was all right , which Rain took to be a reprimand about the noise . 

The weather was clearing , the mist dispersing , the sun began to peep out . 

` Plus a habit of getting what he wants , " Drew remarked , peeping out to check the coast was clear , and beckoning her forward . 

Peeping over a garden wall , we saw a robin ` watching worms the gardener 's spade unbears " . 

He tip-toed across the studio floor and peeped up the corridor after the marching men . 

Duncan peeped down into the water of the loch and , just then , the wind blew strong and fast making the water splash and ripple and the green weeds slithered about under the surface . 

` I used to walk past it and peep in through the windows and think how much I 'd love to live there , " she confesses . 

The demon that danced in Rose 's eyes , peeped out at her , irate , mystified . 

From what I could see , peeping out from behind the lace curtains in the living-room , nobody was admitting to much . 

Each corner contained a runner of sorts , which increased the rope drag , so that by the time I peeped round into the main central corner that was clearly the key to the route , the drag was very serious . 

` It 's hot , " she murmured , peeping suggestively up at him over the rim of her cup . 

The door flew open and a small whiskered face peeped up at him . 

Traps should wither kill them instantly or confine them for release elsewhere . 

He confined 340 mutineers in Burford Church for the next three days under general sentence of death . 

The Byzantines confined it , for a period , to an area of the Black Sea coast in what is now Bulgaria . 

But even if magnetic fields could confine the wind , the hot gas pressure would be expected to build until it was episodically released as in a pressure cooker . 

At first sight , the location of protest sub stantially among Romania 's alien ated Hungarian minority suggests that it may be more easily confined by the leadership in Bucharest . 

First , all the activity may be confined to the summit crater at the top of the volcano , just where one might expect it to be . 

So far , the debate about economic policy has been confined largely to technocrats and foreign advisers lodged in expensive hotels where one night costs around the average worker 's monthly wage . 

I have deliberately confined most of the detailed consideration in this study to the north bank of the Tyne . 

The Royal Commission on Police Powers would have confined this to " grave offences . " 

` Especially as once we start , we can never confine ourselves to just kissing , " Luke quipped with harsh humour , and paused . 

His skin had an olive hue , signifying foreign blood , and his indecently long hair was very black , worn in a multitude of thin braids and confined at the back of his neck . 

He escaped to France , but was captured after attempting another murder and confined in an asylum . 

The plume of smoke is safely confined to the lower atmosphere , which means that it is soon mixed with fresh air and removed from the sky by rain . 

Thus , corals are essentially tropical and virtually confined within 30 degrees of the equator . 

Older people are not confined , when cared for in an acute hospital , to the geriatrics department ; they are the single largest patient group for most major medical specialisms . 

And my people , the men and maidservants who came running , he confined as you see , each in a glass bottle , and finally closed me into the glass coffin in which you found me . 

As a breeding bird the Mallard is widely distributed throughout the county and not always confined to wet habitats ; breeding has been established in several downland localities , for example Rewell Wood . 

These benefits are not confined to mortgage interest relief and pension contribution relief ; there are over a hundred . 

Experience shows that two ceiling tiles pinned or glued together are effective , stuck to all but the viewing glass of the aquarium . 

Pin the tape to the curtain over the heading allowance , fractionally down from the top of the curtain ( fig. 29 ) . 

Pin the angled offcuts from the legs on to a scrap piece of wood to make an excellent cradle for planing and also for clamping blocks . 

In his own time he had been a maverick , and for being a maverick his grateful sovereign had pinned on his chest the gallantry medal of the Military Cross . 

She pinned on her photo-pass , without which no Tory is properly dressed , and , avoiding her colleagues , walked briskly along the front in the direction of the conference centre . 

When police in Cleveland pinned on station noticeboards photos of people they suspected might be infected with the Aids virus , the two probation officers who disclosed this practice were disciplined . 

The mutton was abandoned on the table while the duke 's staff gathered about a map pinned to the dining room wall . 

We did find the Hall that was to be home for the next couple of nights , with a note pinned to the door giving directions to the pub where the rest of the Society had gathered . 

Even today Auntie Jean was straight-backed and splendid in high heels and a dark-blue dress with a diamond brooch in the shape of a diving fish pinned to her front . 

It was an all-male affair and each delegate wore a lettered , white disc pinned to his lapel which Wycliffe could not read . 

There was a little blue brooch pinned to the neck of the dress . 

The man was perhaps in his sixties , the empty right-hand sleeve of his jacket pinned to his side . 

` No orchestra in the world has ever equalled the Mannheim " , wrote the poet and composer C F Schubart . 

No excitement in my life has ever quite equalled the tense fifteen minutes during which I was connected to that fish . 

This reflects both a desire to uphold tradition and the fact that natural dyes produce a subtle beauty of tone that has never been equalled by even the finest synthetic dyes . 

Through their work jewellery ceased to be something merely ornamental but attained a level of artistic and symbolic importance it has rarely equalled since . 

Between Casey and the news media there was a profound mutual distrust , equalled only by the mistrust between him and the intelligence committees of Congress . 

His concern for the souls of the rich was equalled only by his fear of the impatience of the poor ; he lived in daily fear of revolution . 

The pleasures of driving our GTi are equalled only by the irritations . 

Indeed , in many respects , Ireland was equalled only by Byzantium . 

As a very young child he witnessed scenes which equalled anything from the imagination of Rider Haggard . 

A glorious Irish voice rang out in song , a manly tenor that equalled the most impassioned of blues . 

Few if any pianists have ever matched the haunting sweetness and intensity of his cantabile or equalled the lightness and vivacity of his rhythm . 

Though his reputation as a craftsman equalled , if not exceeded , his father 's , as a businessman he was a failure , being declared bankrupt in 1751 . 

Around 1780 he began developing an apparatus for making artificial mineral waters equalling or exceeding the quality of natural spa waters , and was the first person to use a force pump to carbonate under pressure . 

Many Roman vault spans were far greater than Gothic ones and were not equalled until the development of steel construction in the nineteenth century . 

Think of how you could be spending your time instead ; you could go swimming , make model aeroplanes or learn to yodel -- it does n't matter what you do as long as it is fun ! 

The beautiful ones wear ornate regional head-dresses , chime bells and yodel to welcome the New Year , while nature mummers appear in costumes of pine-cones , moss and snail shells . 

He placed a ladder against an upper window , climbed up , and saw a naked woman on the bed . 

Placing the night-light against the wall she sat down on the top stair , humping the eiderdown high over her shoulders and gazing into the darkness . 

You must always stand so that you face the opponent because this is the position from which you can launch the maximum number of powerful attacks and place your opponent at a disadvantage . 

Then take two cuts of the cards off the bottom of the pack and place them at each end before placing the rest in the middle . 

` Because I need the work , Lady Merchiston , " Theda said , her eyes twinkling as she gently raised the old lady a little and placed an extra pillow at her back . 

But it is possible to reduce salt consumption further by ` placing the salt shaker at some distance from the table " . 

Place each new roll at the end of the spiral until you have made a long , coiled snake shape . 

Once again , start with the largest flowers and place one at the top and one at the bottom of the design , and then two staggered in the middle . 

It is only by placing the new station beneath the existing one that all the required rail connections can be made . 

1 Place the lamb in a dish and sprinkle over half of the rosemary and thyme and one tablespoon of the oil . 

That explains why any attempt to place Minimalist sculptures in the landscape or in urban sites reduces them invariably to homeless objects . 

John took the empty cups down below and placed them quietly in the small sink . 

Departments will have to place a monetary value on any destruction of the environment that may result from government policies , meaning that environmental impact will be assessed at the same time as other benefits and costs . 

David placed his briefcase on the floor delicately and sat at his desk with his back to the window . 

The first evolutionary scenario , which places more emphasis on the intentional ingredient than McDowell would allow , is as follows . 

A few minutes later Sophie placed the tray on the low table beside Joanna and began to discuss the news of Helen 's engagement , but Joanna showed very little interest . 

Reaffirming his administration 's commitment to a streamlined nuclear force , Bush announced that he was placing all strategic nuclear forces under a single commander . 

The plaintiff 's contract with the Greek Government placed him under an obligation of confidence but placed the Greek Government under no such obligation . 

He then wrapped a piece of red flannel around it and placed it under his arm . 

This development places extra demands upon the infant 's powers of attention and requires that she co-ordinate her behaviour with respect to both the object and the other person . 

Place your hands above your knees so you can feel and see the muscle contractions . 

Then she bent , casually , unhurriedly , and removed her boots , placed them carefully by the door and straightened up . 

Molly Pagett sat on the edge of the bed , her hands clasped together in her lap , and Delgard took the chair from its position by the wall , placing it near to her . 

` Welcome to France , " Colonel Hamilton began , placing a monocle over his left eye . 

To minimise damage , always handle fish with wet hands and place them , either on a wet towel or ( better ) upon what carp anglers call an ` unhooking mat " . 

The fact that Western cultures were placed by the anthropologists on the uppermost rungs reflects their ethnocentric perspective ! 

The other was placed by Ptolemy near the Wash in the territory of the Catuvellauni . 

Unfortunately she had been placed next to Dorothy , Fred 's daughter , in one routine . 

In addition the church might consider placing paid advertisements from time to time , highlighting forthcoming events which could be made especially attractive to the outsider . 

By placing a disc of hard-wearing ` Ceran " above the burner , we have created a gas hotplate with the streamlined looks and the easy-clean surfaces that you have demanded . 

He placed the mugs of cocoa on the table , and they sat near to each other , Juliet sure she was still in bed and dreaming . 

On slaughtering days all the gates were carefully locked and a long wooden ramp placed against the cellar steps . 

The pin is inserted into the device , its facing plate placed against the wall , and a couple of taps with a hammer on the plunger drive the pin into the wall . 

In this situation , the bomb placed by Oberst Claus Graf Schenk von Stauffenberg exploded in the Führer Headquarters near Rastenburg in East Prussia at 12.45 p.m. on 20 July 1944 . 

Cover the dish and place in the refrigerator for at least 5hr , until the fish has turned white and has a cooked appearance . 

Samples of natural grass were collected from the author 's garden , merely subjected to various conditions and placed on blackened baking trays . 

` Having recently received the April publication of Hospitality , I should like to place on record the vast improvement on previous issues that has been accomplished . 

He had a long stick which he would place under their legs when doing the high kick to indicate where it should reach . 

Jack 's only complaint was that the pittance he was paid hardly reflected the responsibility placed upon him . 

But the greater the demand placed upon this system , especially in the competitive environment , the greater the risk of cover-loading . 

Such orders put into the shade the contracts British Telecom has placed for single-mode fibre . 

Sarella swallowed t he delicious concoction placed before her without tasting it . 

The first people in each team place the keys down their neck and out through the bottom of their trouser legs or slacks . 

When at last he placed the phone down he turned and gazed at Joe , saying in a bewildered tone , ‘ It 's Harry ; they … they want me to go at once . ’ 

Prayers were said and the noose placed around the neck of the victim who was then blindfolded . 

Peter Gaskell placed a half sheet of exercise-book paper on the counter and said , ` Can I have the order , please ? 

He placed a pair of steel-rimmed glasses on Devlin 's nose and adjusted them . 

Our fathers disciplined us for a little while as they thought best ; but God disciplines us for our good , that we may share in his holiness . 

Horrified by the obstructionism of his superiors and unable to make progress , Schiller leaked information to the press and helped fortify the outside criticism , though his superiors decided not to discipline him for this . 

In W. L. Warren 's words , " Henry had adopted the tactic of trying to discipline Richard by keeping him in uncertainty and had then become caught in the toils of his own deviousness . " 

Grace had been brought up in a very religious household and she maintained strict standards for herself but , she says , ` was not allowed to check or discipline John in any way " . 

Teachers are entitled to discipline pupils in respect of conduct while out of school , such as on a school trip or bullying out of school where a pupil 's conduct ` impinges on the school " . 

But if and when a bid comes they are likelier to use it as a stimulus to change or otherwise discipline the incumbent management rather than selling out . 

And it adds to the sanctions the Council may take — positioning of judgements in offending papers ; a privacy hot line ; and , more controversially , hauling in proprietors to discipline editors . 

It is the policies of successive governments to discipline the unemployed . 

Disobedient dogs must be disciplined consistently by voice command and direct stare . 

During the course of their upbringing , boys are disciplined by parents or child-minders when they play with their penis . 

Cottee was disciplined yesterday by Howard Kendall following his outburst against both manager and team-mates , reported in Saturday 's Daily Post . 

A NAVY instructor has been disciplined for sexually ` harassing " a trainee Wren . 

Should police officers be disciplined for using racialist language ? 

In other words , a degree of annexation which in earlier times the law would have treated as conclusive may now prove nothing .

The study yielded a group of forty men who were the most powerful in Atlanta , and these were treated by Hunter as Atlanta 's political elite .

It is not proposed to include such software in the current program , but rather to treat this instrument as an intelligent data gatherer and use mainframe facilities to assess the results .

It also emphasizes the importance of readings in which fictional texts are recognized for what they are rather than being treated as truth claims or pronouncements about the world .

Lastly , it must always be kept in mind that there will be no need to register financing devices which the law of personal property does not treat as charges ; for example , title reservation .

Brown & Root 's disturbance allowance is normally treated as tax-free , but the payment of the additional housing assistance grant is subject to the deduction of income tax through PAYE .

First , the ballet livrets of this period treat the instrumentalists as members of discrete groups .

In that chapter I treated the habituation experiment as a form of recognition memory task in which subjects compare current sensory input with representations of previous inputs .

They will have to make a conscious effort to treat the assessment of need as a separate exercise from consideration of the service response .

We can treat lone parents as poor people , needing means-tested social assistance of some sort -- as we do now .

Professional blacks are treated as rare specimens by most of their white colleagues .

I treat it as a compliment that people say I 'm a marked man now , though I doubt it 's true . "

` Unemployment is rising faster in Darlington than in many development areas , " he said , ` It is absurd Darlington should be treated as a second-class area when its unemployment is rising faster . "

The rule in Rylands v. Fletcher , then , had its origins in the law of private nuisance and has often been treated as a particular species of nuisance .

And treat it as an outdoor room , not just another part of a garden .

The company itself is treated not merely as a person , the subject of rights and duties , but also as a res , the object of rights and duties .

Jake treated the decision as an equation , trying to balance out factors like the risk of being caught and the effectiveness of the drug .

Glancing apprehensively from one to the other , she went ; scrambled hastily upstairs , then wasted several minutes while she dithered uncertainly .

Clear confusion reigned in their instinctive minds , and while they dithered on the banks , the water rose behind them , cutting off retreat .

She left him to prowl restlessly through the family photographs that were prominently displayed as she first took a shower then dithered over what to wear .

As I was dithering between neglected work and abandoned clearing up , she rang me .

He built them a pagoda of solid jade and embellished it with precious gems -- not realising that to grow up a dragon must accumulate its own hoard , must steal it from Emperors and princes . 

The morning sunshine brightened the room , embellishing the cups and plates upon the dresser . 

Marbles and granites were imported and the building was embellished with appropriate statuary and ornamentation . 

With the onset of empire , the conflicts of interest between state and individual , and between luxury and austerity , were subsumed by the power of the emperor to embellish the city and court as he wished . 

You may wish to embellish the controls with rubdown lettering followed by a coat of spray-on protective lacquer as usual . 

Teenagers can embellish their denims with plaited braids and cords from Madeira 's Shoeshines . 

The tomb was now embellished by the Oxford Movement 's favourite architect , Butterfield , and a sonorous epitaph was attached . 

Religion was the only subject treated by the Khmer artists of the Angkor period : temples were lavishly embellished with sculptures of gods and goddesses , and bridges represented the rainbows that united people and their gods . 

He began to redesign and embellish Strawberry Hill on Gothic lines in the 1750s . 

My appearance , which Helmut had embellished with jewellery , expensive clothes and regular visits to beauty salons , Jean-Claude liked unadorned and without make-up . 

Weapons were often embellished with precious metal , and the Encomiast describes the magnificence of Cnut 's invasion fleet , and the gold and silver decoration of its ships . 

The rough staves were usually imported from Scandinavia and were brought up river by barge .

A. In the first factories , about two centuries ago , the managers employed workers to weave cotton cloth , using yarn , machinery and coal , all imported from Scotland .

Guinness stout was first imported from Liverpool in the late 1880s and by the early 1960s had become so popular that Guinness decided to brew in the country .

Canned Draught Guinness was launched in Australia in early 1992 , imported from the UK .

Operated by Thor Chemicals and reputedly the largest of its kind in the world , the Cato Ridge plant reclaims mercury from toxic waste imported from the northern hemisphere .

The snazzy looking range of Cap Horn sailing yacht performance instruments is now being imported from France by Burmarc Ltd .

Requiring temperature controls in factories would mean that both thermostats and insulation would have to be imported into Poland , until factories could be established there .

Around 1.5 million birds are currently imported into the EC every year to satisfy the demands for exotic caged pets .

Small numbers were imported into Europe years ago , but I did not know they were available again .

The report says that the government allowed 37 035 tonnes of waste to be imported into the UK last year .

Multinational chemical companies complained that many chemicals imported into Hong Kong were exported again ; manufacturers protested that they would be penalised , even if they disposed of their chemicals responsibly .

Other countries soon welcomed the breed , including several in South America and southern Africa , and it later became the first foreign breed to be imported by Japan .

The Zippy De Luxe was marketed by Knitmaster , the same Silver Reed machine is now imported by Silver Knitting Ltd as model number SK210 .

Last month we expressed concern that the Ginger Foods imported by Atlantis from the USA might not be as fresh as they should be , coming in screw top jars with no other seal .

The next dog of great influence was Adoram Jamie of Elthor , bred by Michael Quinney and imported by Dr Wayne Welch .

In 1986 , 40 per cent of the nearly 9 million tons of cereals imported by Africa was financed under food aid projects , at a cost to donors of approximately $0.5 billion .

Although these firms dominate(d) the manufacture of base fertilizers in the UK , there is also a fringe of blenders who import nitrogen fertilizers and mix compound fertilizers from base materials for local and regional markets .

So if it turns out to be a Glaucous , he has imported something without permission .

Also , it costs Britain each year £3 million to import enough human blood , mainly from the United States , for factor VIII extraction and this blood carries with it the risk of disease .

In 1990 , it imported over 900,000 cubic metres of tropical timber , and nearly eight million finished tropical timber products .

Many other industrial projects never got off the ground due to energy shortages , and Ghana has been forced to import power from the Ivory Coast .

The re-development took place while retaining the original ( 1910 ) granite and Portland stone façade on Great Tower Street and this was replicated at the rear of the building and down the open side on Idol Lane . 

I think that everywhere this stuff was heard , it was replicated . 

Once the genetic material of the virus has been replicated and large amounts of the coat proteins have been made , new viruses are assembled . 

They form spontaneously in the waters of our planet without the elaborate ` machinery " that DNA needs ; and they develop flaws spontaneously , some of which can be replicated in subsequent layers of crystal . 

If meaning depended on the value of a continuous variable , then every time the message was replicated it would change , however slightly . 

Secondly , the viral genetic material must be replicated many times to provide a copy for each new virus particle ( E ) . 

With such equipment , jewellers would be able to replicate a series of similar designs from a single model . 

Thus the jeweller was free to use more efficient methods , replicating designs with a freer hand in ornament variation . 

I never thought it 'd make so much difference , " she gabbled . 

Fighting down a wave of combined anger and panic , she found herself gabbling furiously , ` I 'm sorry ! 

` I 'll tell you something , " gabbles Robert enthusiastically , ` There 's no-one out there now whose doorstep I 'd be willing to kip on just to get their autograph . 

The representatives of nations and organizations that had been preserving a cautious neutrality now swelled the flock , gabbling about friendly relations and mutual benefit . 

Gabbling a canticle as he tore loose a bundle of eerie fetishes knotted from dried ligament , Juron undogged that door . 

A presenter who gabbled the Hampshire score switched over to John Arlott at Bournemouth for an update . 

When he 'd said , ` Do n't be absurd , you know you have to , " she had almost gabbled Meg 's name like a lucky charm . 

Relieved at having thought of something to say , Joseph gabbled his small talk in a rush of unpractised French , stumbling here and there over his pronunciation . 

He gabbled all the way to the police station about his favourite film noirs . 

In the other boat , the priest had started gabbling in Latin -- the Dies Irae , by the sound of it . 

Gabriel nodded furiously and gabbled with relief : ` It was no good pleading with him . 

While she gabbled on Spittals stopped rubbing his hands and , with his eyes on the demented fly , expressed disbelief by taking off his jacket and cradling his head in his hands . 

` I suppose you 're planning to make me foam at the mouth and gabble in obsolete tongues . " 

He was stocky , bald , and invariably gabbled in an incomprehensible West of Scotland accent . 

The captain of the guard led them on to the scaffold , a scrawny-faced clerk gabbled out the sentence of the court . 

He continued to gabble away under his breath and the ladies returned to their gossip . 

You were gabbling on about lizards and turtles and Australia and whales . 

Nicola talked most , gabbling on about the tedium of this final year at Oxford , how cold it was in the bedrooms of South Park Road , and the personification of virtue that was Emily . 

Very sensible of Hilda : nothing is more ridiculous than an old-age pensioner gabbling on about his or her risqué past . 

Agnes began to cry , quietly at first , then it mounted into sobs , then almost into hysteria and in it she gabbled out incoherently to the three gaping sisters what had transpired from the time she had taken the linen across to the house . 

She was gabbling nervously , she realised , gradually petering to a halt as the implacable dark face did n't register any reaction whatsoever . 

O'Neill was gabbling and the conversation was running away like a driverless express . 

When they met a few days later in Benghazi they quarrelled and the Zliten boy knifed the Zuwayi in the arm . 

He had then lain in wait for the man 's wife and daughter and knifed them to death as they returned from a shopping trip . 

Seles was knifed in the back during a quarter-final match at the Citizen Cup in Hamburg on April 30 by a German who allegedly wanted to help Steffi Graf regain her number one world ranking . 

The one million Armenians slaughtered by the Turks in 1915 were shot or knifed to death , the women often raped before being murdered . 

A YOUNG mum was brutally knifed to death just moments after taking her five year-old daughter to school yesterday . 

The jury heard how a social worker was horrifically knifed to death on a late-night train . 

In a separate incident , a pensioner was knifed in the head as he sat on a street bench . 

Neil Cardow , 25 , had knifed John Kerr , 24 , nine times after he got the better of Cardow in a fight . 

` He found out next day that Molassi had knifed somebody in the confusion . 

He ran the pub with his wife , an Irish woman who was known as Mrs Nora , and whose reputation along the docks had been assured the day she had broken up a brawl between a huge Turk who had just knifed two men , and a dozen of the wounded men 's shipmates . 

I was slightly worried , I must admit , that he would knife me . 

Lesley Harrison , 29 , was knifed by a taxi passenger as she stepped between him and the driver during a row over the fare . 

PC Jones was knifed in the thigh as he answered a 999 call for help . 

A HOSPITAL is tightening its security after a nurse was knifed in a lift . 

Paul ( 20 ) , from Balerno , was knifed through the heart in the early hours of Saturday , February 6 after a night out with 18-year-old brother Peter and friend Tom Cole ( 20 ) . 

If Theo was worried about marriage settlements in the event of death " why do you not just knife your wife and have done with it ? " 

` Look at this bloody lot Josh , " he jabbered excitedly , ` I 've never sin the water so thick with 'em before . " 

` I saw that bush move as I passed , " Mary jabbered excitedly , ` I was scared for a sec , but I moved the bush and there it was . " 

He jabbered about football for the first five minutes to smother her angry silence . 

And while they were up there in the wide , blue yonder , they jabbered non-stop to each other over the radio . 

The four of them , ignoring him , were setting the trolley up again , jabbering among themselves in Kamalian . 

The servant girl came into my chamber and told me that there was a ` sort of demon " downstairs , jabbering in a strange tongue . 

Normally , Mickeen would detain you as long as he could , jabbering away about this , that and the other . 

He jabbered away to his friends , and Ellie assumed he was explaining that item number one was a drink . 

She held the telephone receiver at a distance from her ear while first , Janet , and then Felicity , jabbered on . 

Franco continued to jabber away , his words interspersed with little outbursts of laughter . 

They were designed to unnerve you , to make you start jabbering indiscreetly . 

On the far side , he lay flat against the hill and watched as jolly old St Nicholas attempted to calm a ululating infant by seesawing a vermilion plastic pony before its horrified eyes . 

Yawning lazily , the older man stretched his plump arms above his head . 

" Welcome to Bawiti , " he said , stretching his arms to encompass all the charms of the room . 

He stood up and stretched his stiff arms and legs , then slunk back to his position in the trench and crept in beside Tyson and Shaw . 

He walked into the sunlight at the edge of the colonnade , stretched his arms and fingers , and with another gesture to me to help myself passed back inside the room . 

He stretched out his legs and saw his heels mark the beaten earth of the farmhouse floor . 

Guards met him , helped him out , standing back , their heads bowed , as he stretched his legs and looked about him . 

And as for me , I 'm going to stretch my legs in the town , while I can . 

Another typical exercise , which is aimed at stretching the legs , consists of sitting on the floor with the upper body leaning forwards and the legs wide apart and grasping an ankle with both hands . 

Wycliffe sipped his coffee , which was just to his liking , and stretched his legs to the fire in a mood of expansive goodwill . 

Sometimes the horse stretches out its neck at the horse it is trying to warn off and tosses its head up and down at it in a threatening manner . 

And then they were both looking at George , and he stretched his neck in his collar , tortoiselike , and said , a little gruffly , ` Where are you going ? " 

Clearly there was some innate sense of balance : the calf lowered its head and stretched out its neck , then reeled slightly and righted itself . 

The bird stretched its neck and made a sudden loud trilling noise like a fire alarm . 

She arched her back , tried to stretch her neck above assorted flesh and hair and smell . 

` Of course , " DeVore stretched his neck slightly , loosening the muscles there . 

She moved her torso without breaking the union , and stretched her arm to pick up the phone . 

When the first giraffes began to stretch their necks to reach the leaves of trees , they were choosing a new habit that would guide the future development of their species over a vast period of time . 

He rose to leave , stretching limbs still a little stiff from the long ride . 

Riven was stiff all over , hardly able to stretch himself flat . 

If you are not regularly stretching your body aerobically in some form of continuous whole body exercise , then you are sedentary . 

She raised her arms , stretched her long tanned body in the heat of the sun . 

Even twenty yards back they could not stand up , but they could crouch and stretch each limb in turn . 

Stretching my feet to the end of my bed I felt the tightening of the sheets . 

The Bronze Age Sumerians made a ring seal revering both fruit and Tree together : a seated goddess and horned god stretch their hands towards fruit on the tree that grows between them . 

Hold for 1 second , then push and stretch the arm a little further for 30 counts . 

I removed my cigarettes as he stretched his hand toward the pack , stuck one in my face and lit it . 

He froze there momentarily , like a figure cast of bronze , and then stretched himself , soared upwards , each of his muscles rippling , and dived . 

With much wobbling , the tiny fledglings stretched their wings , fluffed their feathers and hopped in pretend flight . 

The important thing is to increase time before pace ; so walk at a moderate pace for 30 minutes , gently stretching yourself as you go . 

Hold for 20 counts , stretching forwards gently with each count . 

The sound of heavy boots in the street below faded and Carrie Bradley stretched out her stockinged feet towards the coke fire and yawned . 

He stretched out his hand and I saw the small , faded , white rose lying there . 

Jimmy Tarbuck is rabbiting on in front of the tabs , the dancers are in position , stretching their limbs and adjusting their costumes , bathed in the blue of first lighting condition . 

I dread to think of the thousands of women who stretch their limbs to unhealthy lengths in a vain bid to attain taut buttocks and breasts . 

` Quick , " she called as the men stood up , stretching cramped limbs and groaning softly . 

The coolies inside the fetid dens immediately began to stretch their stiffened limbs and drag themselves off their sodden mats , knowing that within minutes the cai would be among them flailing heavy staves to rouse the laggards . 

Did you write letters to the editor about what the school board was doing ?

So there 's no question then that this represents a letter written by Ms . Geesey to the York Daily Record .

I 'm writing to you as one of our strongest supporters asking for a gift of $100 .

This is why the Indiana University Center on Philanthropy was founded and why I am writing to seek you support of our mission today .

A few months ago , Carl Newton and I wrote a letter asking you to consider a financial contribution to graduate Endodontics at Indiana University .

I am sure you will understand my writing to you once more about the important work of the American Cancer Society .

write this long detailed letter and everything like that to them you know and then it takes three weeks and all and i 'm like baloney

It was only a moment or two before a couple of cars came up the hill and screeched into the side of the road . 

Traffic screeched to a stop and dozens of people dashed to grab handfuls of notes swirling in the wind . 

It came screeching out of the darkness , and not even the thunder could drown the scream of its menace . 

I was ready and dressed in my white blouse , grey pinafore dress , grey tights my new black shoes and green cardigan . 

He saw a tall , handsome woman dressed with careful and expensive informality in a black cashmere sweater with a silk scarf at the throat and fawn trousers . 

I got up and dressed in a sweater and pants , made my bed , then sat on the end and shook physically with anxiety . 

When he had finished , he dressed in the clean clothes Riley had put in his bag and returned to his room , where he sat on the bed , resting himself against the pillows . 

She had dressed very carefully in a plain white cotton shift dress with scoop neckline , short sleeves , and flat silver sandals . 

Students dress in colourful garb for the display to show their allegiance to Singapore . 

The driver and guard were compelled to dress in smocks and straw hats , but the unusual feature was short-lived because of the damage done to the thatch by the wind and rain . 

Then I dressed in the vest , bloomers , camisole with pink ribbon threaded through the top and bottom , a pretty lace underskirt and finally the yellow dress . 

Climbing out of the bath , she dried herself , and dressed in black ski pants and a thick jersey knitted by her mother . 

His vision was direct , concrete and simple and he recorded faithfully the accidents of every-day life .

At least , that is what the Documentation department hope as they carefully record the objects in the collections and where they are stored .

Mother 's and father 's names , mother 's address , and father 's occupation are routinely recorded on the birth certificate .

The exploits of the doctor and his household of animals were to be recorded in twelve books , always set in England at some unspecified time in the middle of the last century .

Thompson began to record electrical activity from deep cerebellar locations during conditioning .

Patients assigned to receive steroids consumed an unrestricted diet and were asked to record their food intake during the first four weeks .

It was of course so important that it was recorded by the gospel writers no less than five times .

During the procedure pulse rate , blood pressure , and oxygen saturation were recorded every minute by the research nurse .

Changes in CBV were recorded continuously by a cerebral oxygen monitor 105 Kritikon ( Johnson & Johnson ) .

The monastic chroniclers especially recorded with high indignation the resolute enforcement of the Forest jurisdiction over clerical offenders .

Of the 415 cases of death in custody recorded by Amnesty International since 1985 , police officials were imprisoned for murdering prisoners in just three cases .

Both Matthew and Luke have recorded the event in historical terms .

A Landsat TM image of Leicestershire recorded on a cloud-free day in July 1984 constitutes the basic data source .

The events have been recorded both by Ray Graham and John Roberts and we look forward to seeing the videos .

A variety of information can be recorded and catalogued including contacts , agencies and job applications .

She continued to record the details of almost every meal she cooked throughout the War but came to deplore the futility of her household routine :

Two contemporary diarists recorded their impressions of Schweppe .

A female fieldworker certainly will not have access to some of the characteristically male speech events recorded by Labov et al .

Birth weight , the only measurement recorded at birth in Hertfordshire , is a crude measure of fetal growth which summates head size , body length , and fatness .

Witnesses willing to be paid for their services would parade outside courthouses . 

The inappropriately-named ` joyriders " kill and maim but are allowed , thanks to the media , to parade proudly across our television sets , grateful for the opportunity to stick two fingers , or a bare backside , in the face of society . 

Contestants will line up at the Blundellsands Hotel , Crosby , at 8am on Sunday and will then parade through the city centre before setting off on their cross-Channel jaunt . 

The teams will again parade through the city with a police escort back to the Albert Dock , before returning to the Blundellsands Hotel in Crosby for the evening awards party . 

UP TO 10,000 people are expected to parade through St Helens tomorrow in a Coal Not Dole rally . 

At eleven o'clock , the demonstrators formed a line in front of the abbey and prepared to parade slowly through the streets of the historic Georgian city . 

On the night of January 5 , the Kings parade through every town giving out gifts . 

Officers and crew will parade through the town centre , with ensigns flying and bayonets fixed . 

I parade before him naked , but all he does is tinker with the television buttons . 

At 7.10 a.m. we were instructed to go home , change into day uniform and parade at Sefton park at 8.45 a.m. , which left no time for any breakfast . 

As a pair they really were an excellent entry and looking back , I am somewhat amazed that my aunt ever plucked up the courage to parade around the streets . 

For that sum they could parade up and down the grounds at any time of day or sit on the grassy banks at will . " 

Bellway Homes has applied for permission to build 28 detached houses on 7.6 acres at Guisborough Road . 

He and his wife , Doris , live in idyllic surroundings with beautiful views across Weardale in the home they had built at Etherley 40 years ago . 

The company is providing paint and wallcoverings for 120 new homes to be built at Banbury Hunt , Kentucky . 

Percy the park-keeper rescues the animals when their old oak tree is blown down in a storm , and the new house he builds for them is presented in a fold-away poster at the end of the book . 

Through his assistance our house was built in the traditional manner , and we learned that what had first seemed simply a glorified jungle treehouse actually contained remarkable hidden know-how . 

However , in the poorer upland areas old ways persisted and long houses continued to be built up until the early 19th century . 

Schools , government buildings , libraries , theatres , pubs , houses , what else did they build ? 

The Proteo has been engineered with a view to taking over from the SZ after Zagato builds the 1000th car late next year . 

Volkswagen and Daimler-Benz are building new car factories in the east , at a cost of DM5 billion and DM1 billion respectively . 

In the mid sixth century , St Ciaran with seven followers had arrived at Clonmacnoise by water and built a wattle church and beehive huts , the foundation of the holy city . 

Tithe barns were built by the Church for the exploitation of peasant labour , the peasants being obliged to submit to the Church one tenth of all they produced . 

And I say this to you : You are Peter the Rock ; and on this rock I will build my church , and the powers of death shall never conquer it . 

It was he who created the Saturday market and built the church of St Margaret beside it , just before the end of the eleventh century . 

Do we build a house to stand for ever , do we seal a contract to hold for all time ? 

There is not a public pathway along the river to the south , but if there was , the bridges built for the barge houses could be seen over the drainage dykes . 

He built his house in Majorca , where the kids went to stay , helping with the work and joining in discussion groups . 

Christopher Robinson describes how the Bristol Theatre Collection built its international reputation . 

And if you build a reputation as such by making internal presentations this can lead to promotion to a position where you become an ambassador , making external ones to clients , customers and new business . 

Or you can build a flexible force able to attack or defend equally well . 

The South African government has approved a project to build a plant capable of handling 500,000 tons of imported waste a year . 

He , and all the others , want to build a society free from oppression . 

BASF is considering building an isophorone diamine production plant at Seal Sands . 

In 1948 a group of volunteers from the village started to build a village hall . 

And HMV , Tower and Virgin all announce plans to build record superstores in London . 

Obviously , if you 're building steps entirely of bricks , paviours , setts or walling blocks , or casting them in concrete , an overhang wo n't be possible . 

The flat site enabled the King 's mason-architect , Master James of St George , to build a castle of geometric symmetry . 

In the late spring , the colourful male builds a nest of seaweed and entices a ripe female to lay her eggs in it . 

It builds its nest entirely from air-borne material such as cotton , plant fibres , hairs and feathers . 

They can not , like plants , build their bodies from nothing more than minerals drawn from the earth and gases extracted from the air . 

Fire investigators say arsonists built a bonfire with desks and chairs and tried to smash the burglar alarm at the Penwood First School . 

In the middle of the undergrowth , unseen either from the river or the bank on the other side , they had built a hut with lengths of fallen wood and some corrugated iron they 'd found . 

In 1926 he built studios at Elstree and made his first tentative move into production with The Woman Tempted . 

I built two caves at the back , and placed a flat rock at each back corner to give a choice of spawning areas . 

The Netherlands is set to build 2,000 new energy-generating windmills by the end of the century , in addition to the 1,000 already in place . 

One idea is to build this dump under the sea-bed , 0.5 km off-shore . 

He built power by playing off left against right , searching for compromises . 

The ancient artisan , with his innate ingenuity , would design and build a simple forge by digging a trench in the ground with a piston bellows to create the draft for his charcoal fire . 

The Romans started building their wall in about 122 AD and upon completion it ran from Wallsend-on-Tyne in the east to Bowness on Solway in the west , a distance of seventy-three miles . 

New illustrations of over 1,800 items , which help learners to distinguish related items and to build their vocabulary . 

The college was built by Il Pellegrini , but only the doors now survive . 

The present Houses of Parliament were built by Sir Charles Barry between 1840 and 1867 . 

The Roman Wall was built as much to keep people in , as to keep the wild tribes from the north out . 

The money will go towards the new unit that is to be built at the clinic . 

They 're holding an emergency meeting tonight to discuss a plan to build up to 2,000 homes there . 

TRAGIC pilot Ken McWhinney died at the controls of the plane he lovingly built with his own hands . 

The Superphenix reactor ( 1200 MWe ) , built jointly with Italy and West Germany , will come on stream in 1984 and will demonstrate the industrial feasibility of the approach . 

All Altos System 4500 systems built on i486SX or 33MHz DX parts can be upgraded to the 50MHz version , says the company . 

The reservation houses , half-hidden in cactus and mesquite , are solidly built , the jeeps new ; an enormous four-lane highway sweeps past the gamblers ' den . 

The invisible bricklayer built steadily , and the wall marched inexorably onward . 

On the completion of the L & B line in 1838 , the Works at Euston were fully equipped and all vehicles built there . 

Q : Cast your mind back : what built that young body of yours ? 

But it is one of history 's ironies that this castle , built to subdue the Welsh by an English king , was captured in 1404 by Owain Glyndwr . 

Nevertheless , in 1878 , the Company built some 38 houses in Buckingham Street . 

Mr Richardson applied for outline permission to build the chalets after winning approval for a hotel and golf complex at Humbleton . 

The fun began on Monday when a giant sandcastle was built on the beach to raise money for the Ann Charlton Lodge and Kirkleatham Special School . 

I find they resemble grit and taste the same -- even the health store from which I bought them could not enlighten me . 

Eaten thus , in the open air , it tasted just the way it used to . 

The next day they lay up in a cave and managed to distil a small quantity of water which tasted vile . 

Perfect for quick meals , it cooks and browns so the food tastes good and looks good , too . 

The new batch of home-brew tasted better than the last lot , and stronger . 

Sonny drew in a breath that tasted of disinfectant , which seemed too clear a sign to doubt . 

Cape broccoli : looks like purple cauliflower , yet tastes like broccoli . 

What we drank then tasted like sulphur and ox blood ; it set fire to your tonsils . " 

I bet we all have some special memories of how RAF food tasted in OUR days ! 

The sparkle of spray , the glassy mist hanging over the water were pretty enough to taste on the tongue . 

But when a user smokes 12 , his mouth will taste like ` four dozen chewed-up cigars " , 

I hooked up a wriggling worm and ate it : it tasted alright , earthy and slightly gritty , but I would rather have had a proper meal . 

The tongue may be swollen , flabby , spongy , taking the imprint of the teeth , coated , foul with copious saliva and nothing tastes right . 

His lips , when they touched hers , were warm , tasting very slightly and pleasantly of cognac . 

The large teapots were filled from the boiling urns , and , thanks to the microwaves , the food tasted as if it had been freshly made . 

Longing as usual with her spirit to enact the role that her flesh shrank from , she pined to be a doctor . 

I 'm doubly grateful that you spent the time with me , Jenna , dear , when you were probably pining to get back to your fiance . " 

` Beginning to pine for some relaxed company , if you must know . 

And if you 're imagining I pine for the delights of the conjugal bed now my wife 's left me , you 're a bit off-beam there , too . 

I spent seven long days pining for my new family and staring miserably at two crumpled photos . 

CHAMP , the faithful terrier who pined for his dead master , has been put to sleep by a vet . 

As the days passed , Diana pined for her Prince and yet he never telephoned . 

It was a miserable business pining for those who had gone and she thought back with something close to horror of the unhappiness she had endured while wishing herself elsewhere . 

He believes in his heart that Daisy has loved him during the many years they have not seen each other but he has pined over her . 

I spent a romantic holiday on the island some 30 years ago in a mountain village with a non-sailing companion and found myself pining in the summer heat for that azure water in the little harbour below . 

I do n't think the England Morrissey pines for is a particularly mythic one . 

In England a death is reported to the coroner if a doctor is unable to certify that he is sure that death was caused by some disease .

Unlike some countries , where a person may be declared clinically dead when the brain stops functioning , Indian doctors are only allowed to certify death when the heart has stopped beating .

After the doctor has certified the cause of death , the body can be washed , dressed in whatever clothes are desired and hair brushed .

This number would be imprinted on NVOCC bills of lading and would certify that the NVOCC in question has complied with the tariff filing and bonding requirements .

` I certify that I have examined the above account in accordance with the Exchequer and Audit Departments Acts 1866 and 1921 and the National Audit Office auditing standards .

The applicant is required to certify that he has taken nature conservation into account when implementing his scheme , even though the average farmer can not be expected to be capable of assessing such impacts .

If the fees certified by The Law Society are lower than those in the bill , only the lower sum is recoverable by the solicitor .

` This is to certify that Color Sergt Wm Nicholl was wounded in action with the Enemy , in the year 1812 in Upper Canada .

In addition , he had to certify that restoration was both practicable and in the public interest .

Appeals are excluded however where the Secretary of State certifies that the refusal of leave to enter or a refusal of entry clearance is conducive to the public good .

I certify that I have examined the financial statements on pages 3 to 18 in accordance with the Welsh Development Agency Act 1975 and the National Audit Office auditing standards .

There is only one solution to bad knots -- cut them out and start from scratch with proper brushing .

Distribution control has cut out two layers from the chain , given PTGI greater control of retail stock levels -- and increased margins .

If you have a heart-shaped biscuit cutter , cut out hearts from the brioche slices ; otherwise , make six circles .

Most good picture framers will cut a good matt from a large choice of card .

Most local people cut their own turf from family sites on the hillsides .

Their aim was to subdue security guards and cut paintings from their frames .

The user can also cut out pieces from the graphics and add to the graphics in any form .

On the village green stood black life-size silhouette figures of fiddle and accordion players , apparently cut out from thin sheets of iron .

Cut out the dead wood so that the young new wood can grow and develop .

Cut out wide strips and wrap around cake and arrange strip of ribbon on board .

Mr Stannard had so terrified him that he 'd not looked behind first . 

The sight of a word processor so terrifies me that I 've stuck rigidly to scissors and adhesive tape , while a genius of a lady in Twickenham makes sense of my appalling first drafts . 

The intended effect , within the province , must be to so terrify the nationalist population that more will turn their backs on Sinn Fein and the IRA . 

The swing was so wild that it unbalanced Sharpe , but it also terrified the second Dragoon who swerved frantically away from the blade 's hissing reach . 

Richard had always liked Penny , though she had terrified him when they first met . 

These things can not but terrify when they press nearly upon us , yet when distanced and modified they can become delightful to us . 

We 've created in Ulster and Ireland a monster that will terrify the island for a good many years to come . 

The accused also might not be able to call witnesses who saw the damage-causing driver , because that driver may have terrified the witnesses to prevent them from giving evidence . 

It was appalling that Timothy Gedge had terrified these children , yet it had been permitted , like floods and famine . 

And he made a noise as if he were splitting wood , and I was astonished that he did not dislocate his shoulder , and the vigour of his arm terrified me …

` Well , responsibility for another 's life has always terrified me , if that 's what you mean . " 

Today , computers are small , portable and cheap , and may be programmed by schoolchildren with an ease and assurance that terrifies their parents . 

Striking out in search of food , the herd trampled crops , damaged buildings , and terrified the settlers . 

When you 're a child they say , ` You know you should n't do that " , and they give you a bloody good rollicking and leave it at that -- they try to terrify you . 

At the first performance Vivienne was terrified by Sweeney , seeing him as a homicidal madman . 

Mr Durrewald was so terrified by what he had recorded that he did not circulate his tape until the federal authorities had agreed to protect him . 

Arabel was once quoted as being terrified by a performance of Tchaikovsky 's Pathétique Symphony in Berlin so intense that she thought it would kill you . 

This belief means it is quite common today for a newly wed bride to be terrified by the omen of a white hare appearing in her path , for this augers ill for her marriage . 

What if the passenger gets out because he is terrified by what is going on and the car crashes at the next corner ? 

She hated Lamb , who was his favourite writer , and once terrified the class by saying so by mistake . 

James 1 terrified her most with ` Then when lust hath conceived it bringeth forth sin : and sin , when it is finished , bringeth forth death . " 

Youngest son Joe made some dramatic accusations that his dad terrified them all with his violent behaviour . 

" It 's exactly like those fairy-tale books they terrified us with . 

The truck-sized stone Ars Gratia Artis lion on the roof mewled and leaped for a safer perch . 

Inwardly he was seething at the slight to his authority , but under the eagle-eyed scrutiny of his superior in the dreaded society , he carefully kept his features blank . 

I was still seething at the injustice of Oliver Moreton 's attitude to me . 

` Is that so ? " she slammed back , seething at his brash presumption . 

They reached the entrance in mutual silence and , seething in mounting outrage , she was propelled inside . 

As she lurched her way to the galley and filled the kettle , anger seethed through her . 

She looked up into his face , anger seething through her , and was surprised to see that he was smiling . 

He gripped and released his fists again and again , seething with anger , frustration and despair . 

When she was gone , Caroline turned slowly back into the house , seething so much with frustrated anger that she was speechless . 

Paige stepped out into the corridor , seething with angry frustration . 

Mortified , inwardly seething with fury at this last suggestion , Caroline had endured Roman 's taunting smile as he 'd wryly assured his hostess that nothing would give him greater pleasure …

Yesterday Frank and Dorothy Lewis were still seething following the court case , which arose from an incident at Ilkeston , in Derbyshire . 

Rory pushed herself out of her chair , suddenly fuelled by restless energy , and strode to the window , gazing unseeingly over the lawn for a few moments as anger seethed within her . 

Dexter had seethed silently for a few weeks and mentioned his anger to a priest during confession . 

But I believe he is still seething about being dragged into the debate and left to look the villain of the piece . 

She discarded the trouser suit for a set of underwear in palest pink , and Claudia seethed at having the most wonderful moments of her life dismissed in so summary a fashion . 

When they first shared a tent in the rainforest , how could they have foreseen that the camp would be Jane 's home for almost her entire adult life ? 

Dr Paisley could not foresee that he would be in gaol during the throes of a general election . 

I could foresee that these factors might lose us the seat -- even if the Conservative vote was on its best politically correct behaviour on polling day . 

I foresee that this statement will excite a certain amount of comment . 

He could not have foreseen that it would be Mozart , 24 years his junior , who would be dead before the year 's end . 

Marx and Engels did not foresee that it was possible for capitalists to find new markets or cheaper supplies of raw materials and labour in the colonies of the Third World . 

We foresee that role being adopted by the Western European Union . 

A pamphleteer in 1762 foresaw that more frequent trips to London would put increasing numbers of country gentlemen " in the mode " . 

Would it not be more like Satan to shoot a dart into the dreams of an unsuspecting person , so that he foresees a plane crash without any hope of helping or saying the situation ? 

As well as determining the information needed now and in the near future , some regard must be given to the difficult task of trying to foresee information needs in the longer term ( Land , 1982 ) . 

Admittedly , SHe foresaw he would probably be difficult about it , but that should not be a major problem . 

You can usually foresee what is going to happen , so please let us know in advance and we will arrange the best deal for you . 

I am not going to attempt today to foresee what that price will be . 

And it 's quite another thing to foresee what 's going to happen , and then deliberately to prevent its happening . 

The producer should reasonably foresee what might be done with the goods , such as predictable misuse by a child . 

Would he have gone on to hail Middlesbrough as ` that marvellous town of iron " if he had foreseen how it would crush so much of the beauty he cherished ? 

` We foresee enormous problems for local authorities in all areas , including education and housing , which are all being denied resources , " he said . 

It is less sure that anyone in 1975 could have foreseen the dramatic increase in the demand for places in the ten years to follow . 

Most respondents did not foresee any major changes in their way of life in the years ahead and saw no particular difficulties in continuing their present activities …

Heseltine declares that he can not foresee the circumstances in which he would challenge her for the leadership . 

He foresaw the Baltic region as a " region within the European Communities " and said that regional co-operation would " facilitate the linkages of the European Communities with the non-member countries of the region " . 

The Princess of Wales may have foreseen the latest controversy over her marriage in the stars . 

Charles winced and foresaw a painful visit to the field cashier in Lille . 

` The standards for cab design have been set for one person , so we foresee problems with having two seats , " says Mr Boswell . 

There was no need to show that she foresaw the possibility of some harm . 

All these were heresies from a Marxist standpoint but then Marx had not foreseen the coming of nuclear war . 

That a movement beginning as a breakaway group within Judaism should end by capturing the imperial palace could hardly have been foreseen by the Emperors Tiberius or Nero . 

If the act should have been foreseen by a reasonable man as likely , it would not break the chain of causation . 

It was a development that had been long foreseen , and it was inevitable . 

Nevertheless the indirect ecological effects can not always be foreseen . 

Demarcation problems were foreseen if a county court had to deal with a dispute involving men of different counties , or when a " criminal " fled from one county into another . 

Mr Chin had foreseen this difficulty and made sure that no child had majority control of any of the family companies . 

Those who foresaw the inevitability of this could take one of three ways out : commit suicide like the Itelmens ; resist and fight like the Chukchis ; or learn to get along with the newcomers . 

The company could n't foresee great success or they would have tied up the band for years by way of contract options . 

Positive , forward thinking is behind Wright 's plans for the polytechnic , especially in the light of the transformations she foresees in training and education . 

As it stands , it is among the best of the poetry of the Oxford Movement , and probably a longer life would have produced the mastery foreseen by Bridges and James . 

Deeds of variations were orginally known as deeds of family arrangement because they were generally used to re-arrange assets within a family so as to cover circumstances not foreseen by the deceased when the will was made . 

Something extra , something not foreseen , something else he would have to take care of . 

The main problem that Ash foresees is among the younger academic staff . 

One of the criticisms that Buisseret foresaw coming from academics was that ` the bias was unexpectedly towards changes in the already strong science base rather than addressing priority problems in industry " . 

And I foresee , almost without fail , the effect they will produce . " 

Blotches of orange and electric blue energy coruscated , mantling the monster in wraiths of electromagnetic disease . 

The next day Minton , in marvellous form and coruscating with wit , took a crowd of friends to the Gargoyle for a New Year 's Day lunch . 

She jumped across the ditch that marked the entrance to the woods .

He began to run and jump across the white rocks , exhilarated by the emptiness all round .

The current can jump across the gap because the tip is so close .

A few days short of his fifteenth birthday , Gert attempted suicide , cutting his wrist and jumping from a third-floor window .

The Baker explanation was dismissed by some members of Congress as a lame attempt to deflect complaints , from both right and left , that the administration bungled a chance to remove General Noriega . 

First Edition TWO MEN who fled after bungling a raid on a shop jumped into a getaway car only to find a policeman at the wheel . 

The stone was heavier than he 'd thought and he bungled the throw . 

Police chief Johan van der Merwe , in charge of the murder hunt , denied TODAY reports that the initial investigation was bungled . 

TWO prisoners bungled an escape bid after running either side of a lamp-post -- while handcuffed . 

If Geoffrey and Anthony had bungled the job tonight , he would personally batter their brains out . 

Gray , Bremner and Clarke were all deemed to have bungled the job . 

PLANNERS bungled when they designed a new bridge over a railway line -- without leaving enough room for trains to pass underneath . 

It is then rotated 90 degrees clockwise about its lowest corner . 

The second rectangle is first imagined as superimposed on the first then moved vertically downwards 1 cm and rotated 45 degrees clockwise about its own top left corner . 

Rotate the cutter once around the pipe and tighten the wheel a little more . 

A carrier is fixed by knots or capstan windings to the line , and it can be raised or lowered simply by rotating the secondary kiteline around the triangle . 

Any possible variation of dose delivered from position to position was eliminated by rotating the entire assembly at six revolutions per minute . 

Learn to rotate the left forearm properly at the start of the backswing . 

The molecules of your body , because of the way they are made up , possess the ability to rotate polarized light in a leftward direction . 

Try rotating your hips in all the different directions possible , facing both forwards and backwards . 

This means that you could for example , take the pieces of garment originally designed for conventional knitting and rotate them through 90 degrees to get a pattern for sideways knitting . 

In a simple dynamo , an electric current is produced in a coil of wire by rotating the coil between opposite magnetic poles . 

Sliding the mouse over the desk top beside the computer rotates a direction-sensitive ball inside it which in turn moves a pointer over the screen . 

Compare this positive reading with the negative minimum found by rotating the sensor by 180° in the same 67° plane to the horizontal . 

Place the sensor on a flat surface and rotate it slowly through 360° . 

Tony 's Beaver still has its original inertia starter using a comparatively weak electric motor to spin a small flywheel up to high rpm , when the stored energy rotates the engine . 

In the first exercise , the arms are gently rotated 35 times , first the right arm , then the left . 

In such a case , the tube must be rotated before the elastic sail tensioner is stretched into position in the nock slot . 

Many mills met their fate in storms when they were ` tailwinded " , in other words , the wind caught the sails from behind after suddenly changing direction before the sails could be rotated . 

The karateka then pivots halfway round on the ball of the left foot , while rotating the entire body forward . 

Mr de Klerk is criticised as an appeaser , not praised as a statesman . 

A final criticism relates to that very simplicity of style which I have praised above . 

The only dish she made that we could tolerate was syrup tart , which we praised extravagantly , with the result that it became our unhealthy staple diet . 

` I can not praise too highly the emergency services , local authorities and volunteers who carried out their responsibilities in an exemplary fashion . 

They often suffered from vaginismus , but they invariably praised their husbands for being ` exceptionally kind " , passive , totally understanding and ` so good as not to bother me " . 

Instead of blaming them for a small error , I praise them for being 99 percent perfect . 

Ms Nelson has praised her for being brave enough to take the case . 

Reward her only when her action is appropriate to the cue -- for example , praise her for crossing the pedestrian crossing when the correct signal is given . 

During the ceremony , Mr Tye praised Wedgwood for having ` a magnificent record in health and safety " . 

He praises him for insisting that we free ourselves from the Idols , get rid of preconceived notions , and form our ideas on the basis of properly conducted experiments . 

Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Kevin McNamara said he understood Unionist MPs ' remarks in the context of the forthcoming local government elections , but he praised the Irish premier for making a ` sensible " speech . 

In an emergency session on January 18th , it praised Iraq for playing ` its historic role in resisting the great Satan who is threatening every Arab country . " 

I 'm bound to say that I meet a lot of people who praise me for speaking up , but do n't speak up themselves . 

Carter praises her for transcending the naturalistic , however -- for taking off from it and creating something original . 

The poet praises Beowulf by linking his killing of the monster Grendel with the feats of Sigmund , who was clearly expected to be familiar to an English audience . 

` Joe ( Royle ) sat with us and kept leaning over to praise Goram by saying things like , ` He 's a terrific cricketer , you know . 

Finally , after conjuring up an image of the royal baptism , he exhorts the king to further the cause of catholicism , while praising his recent action of freeing an unnamed captive people . 

IN HIS final interview with AEA Times as chairman of AEA Technology , John Maltby praised the enormous efforts of staff in effecting the changes within the organisation over the past three years . 

Dr Jonathan Karn , of the Medical Research Council in Cambridge , said she had shown a good grasp of the issues and he praised her role in changing public attitudes to the disease . 

All I can do now is praise the NME for finally showing him to be the xenophobic shit that he really is . 

One miracle to praise God for is that everything that has been sent out to me I have received ( at least as far as I know ) . 

Describing the summit as " historically important " , Bush praised Gorbachev for " his unusual insight and boldness in replacing the old orthodoxy with glasnost and perestroika " . 

As self-appointed spokesman for plain-talking middle America , the Texas millionaire praised the president for ` a very positive speech . 

Clinton praised Bush for ` the grace with which he conceded the results of this election tonight in the finest American tradition " . 

Another former Conservative Cabinet minister , David Howell , chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee , praised the Budget as a ` balanced and prudent " statement which would pay off in the long term . 

ENGINEERS ' chief Bill Jordan praised John Smith as a leader of ` force and conviction . " 

In the morning she would beg sincerely for forgiveness , less sincerely praise Gordon as a pianist , offer to help pay to have the piano seen to . 

Ballater , in the last few minutes of his visit , praised his performance as a pianist and the atmosphere became more cordial . 

Mr Ferreira has returned to South Africa since the life-saving operation but Mr Hill praised his ability as a vet . 

Mr Widmer praised the minister for his ` sympathetic attitude " and said the company had come away from the meeting re-assured that it would not be forced to move . 

Please praise God for his faithfulness to us and for using us to help others see the light of Christ and please also pray that others would come along and find help and friendship with us . 

Then , and in a New Year message to the Soviet people , Thatcher praised Gorbachev for his role in the democratization of Eastern Europe . 

Visiting skipper Russell Crawford praised his rival Colin Barker for his sporting declaration but Stockton made a poor response and , at stumps , after 47 overs they were 157 for five , professional Masood Anwaar making 42 . 

Pope Pius XI publicly praised Hitler for his stand against Communists , and in July 1933 , a Concordat signed between Nazi Germany and the Holy See , was subsequently ratified in September . 

Village priest Fr Kieran O'Doherty also praised Castlerock for its ` excellent community relations " . 

Gonzalez described the talks as " fruitful and constructive " and praised the Moroccan government for its efforts regarding the Middle East peace process ( see p. 36437 ) . 

Look out for the next genuine opportunity to praise your child for some acceptable behaviour . 

Charles J. Sisson praises Chambers for the comprehensiveness of his collection of " instances " , but also for his " notable unwillingness to hasten to theory " 

He praised Homer for the fact that these qualities are so forceful in him ` that no Man of a true Poetical Spirit is Master of himself while he reads him " . 

Scottish Television 's Controller of Drama , Robert Love praised her for her bravery and praised her husband for the tremendous support he had given her . 

We praise you for the way that you have assigned these to the craftsmen of all kinds who have been involved . 

Dr Rajan Madok , consultant in public medicine for South Tees Health Authority , praised the staff for their cooperation in the drive . 

He also praised his staff for their dedication in the face of continuing terrorist disruption and described the increase in cross-border traffic as ` particularly gratifying " . 

Summing up , the coroner praised the police for their investigation of what he described as ` a most unhappy and distressing case " . 

Adjudicator Barry Cassin from Balbriggan praised the officials for their resilience . 

It may be extremely hard for your employer to justify a poor grading at assessment time when earlier in the year you received a letter from the chairman specifically thanking and praising you for your efforts . 

Were I to praise Love in a hundred thousand languages , Love 's beauty far surpasses such stammerings . 

Phil Gelderd praised the list in glowing terms before going to his first Leeds game for years -- sadly for him he picked the recent one against Norwich . 

And had she not felt elated when he praised her in that soft , beguiling voice ? 

` If I was to praise the girls in the post office , being Irish they would have to cut them down to size , " Moran argued . 

Burn said that when he praised the article in The Saturday Review and asked Donaldson who was briefing Palmerston , Donaldson abruptly left . 

The Cameron Report found evidence of republican involvement in NICRA , but in a famous passage praised the way in which IRA stewards had kept order on demonstrations . 

Until the day he died , he would praise his northern girls above all others . 

He also praised the military remaining above the political fray , and said support for Mr Yeltsin was growing . 

Sewell obtained more horseshoes in Holland , which had no veterinary school , and praised the royal stables at The Hague . 

NEARLY 50 members of the London section of the Institute of Brewing visited Wallingford maltings in March and praised the very high standards at the site . 

Landseer praised his Seventy-eight Studies from Nature 1808-1810 and talked about it in some detail in the New London Review of 1810 . 

And many other commentators accordingly praise the Presocratics on this score . 

Voltaire praised our attitude to commerce , and the lack of snobbery which allowed the younger sons of the gentry to become businessmen . 

Everybody in her own small world thought that she was exemplary in her duty and one or two of them praised her to her face , which flustered her . 

Mr Lang praised the professionalism with which both points of view had been communicated . 

The more we understand of God , the more we long to praise him for who he is . 

All co-operative and good behaviour should be commented on and praised . 

Lalage noticed that she did not stop to praise or caress one of them . 

He has been particularly praised as an exponent of the French repertoire and plays regularly for Radio France and in French concert halls . 

It also recently reached Business Week 's cover , praised as an ` emerging economic powerhouse " . 

Vron confirmed that she had been good at art as a schoolgirl , often praised by her art master . 

Another famous figure , Joan Mirö , initially praised by Breton as ‘ the most Surrealist ’ painter , later described his Surrealist phase as having lasted only for a matter of months . 

The escalation of the A-12 's costs was seen as a failure for the fixed budgeting principle much praised by the Defence Department during the 1980s . 

MASS production of the world 's first refrigerator that works without damaging earth 's vital ozone layer began yesterday at a small eastern German firm praised by environmentalists . 

Richard Walter Jenkins Junior was to dine with the Duke and Duchess of Windsor , yet keep the common touch , be courted by Presidents and praised by the greatest Prime Minister of the century . 

And of course , I did not fail to visit the fine cathedral , much praised by Mrs Symons in her volume . 

He had died as a result of being labelled a ` capitalist roader " and ` revisionist " , although he was later posthumously rehabilitated and praised by the Party . 

Are there any places you want to praise for their special facilities ? 

If the player tampers with those , he is blamed for hitting a sour note , not praised for a daring interpretation . 

Periodically praised in most food guides , the restaurant has been presided over by the urbane Tom Jones , formerly manager of the Scotch Corner Hotel . 

Up to now , British Telecom , sometimes attacked , sometimes praised in this magazine , has kept a dignified , appreciative , affronted , hurt or tactical silence , I can not tell which . 

In stressing this , Engels was clearly strongly influenced not only by Morgan by also by Bachofen whom he praised in this preface to the book . 

The more you can relate your quotations to your audience and the people you are praising in your speech , the more interested and flattered they will feel . 

But with his damnable purity , which they all praised after his death , Modigliani insisted on going his own way . 

As for NME 's opinion of her work , you should know how much we love Madonna by how much we love Ice-T , Suede and all the other insolent wasters we praise to the hilt each week . 

Her name was linked to the goddess Diana , and her qualities praised almost to the level of the Virgin Mary , whose glories she was meant to replace in newly Protestant England . 

He praised ` the sweep and grandeur " of the ` 1492 " exhibition , though he doubts there will be another blockbuster of that scale . 

They praised ` the progress of our industry , the multiplicity of modern factories in Catalonia , the growth of agriculture , and the increase in demand for its products " . 

However , Abbas Djoussouf , leader of the Movement for Democracy and Progress ( MDP ) , praised " the legitimate process launched by the Supreme Court " . 

At first , I was surprised that Jean-Claude praised mournful Père Lachaise for being mournful : just that . 

President François Mitterrand of France , while praising the Bush plan on Sept. 28 , also declared that France would not abolish its nuclear weapons . 

In tracing what Shakespeare did with his sources , he praises the exquisite poetic mastery revealed at high points in Lear 's agony . 

Mr Major spoke again , praising the Chancellor 's handling of the crisis . 

Six days ago his Schools Minister , Eric Forth , had praised the record pass rate and triggered an orgy of self-congratulation about RISING standards . 

But most Moroccan newspapers have come out for Iraq , praising its missile attacks on Tel Aviv . 

“ Tell me something … did you think praising my Caribbean designs would win you an ally in all these underhand schemes of yours ? 

POLICE chief Terry Tasker has praised Middlesbrough fans for their excellent behaviour during the Boro 's busy season . 

Being able to praise yourself will give you power and control over your own life . 

The creator of hit musicals Phantom Of The Opera and Cats was praised by board chief William Davis . 

Keith will be praised by his nursery teacher every time she sees him ` working " ( ie , doing what he is supposed to be doing ) . 

A garage owner has been praised by firefighters for risking his life to drag gas cyclinders from a burning workshop . 

He was relatively unknown , but was praised by Iliescu for his grasp of the country 's economic problems . 

The hotel is particularly proud of its large gazebo , and its fine restaurant has been consistently praised by Citalia customers for its excellent Italian cuisine . 

They claim that this learning operates throughout life , and emphasize how early it starts : ` the little girl is praised and encouraged to exploit her cuteness . 

Girls can be praised for paying boys back in their own currency , for cutting them down to size , or for challenging the male domination of the music business . 

The work of advice agencies was praised and it was recommended that public funds should be available for their development . 

The child is praised for having a dry bed and another drink is given before they go back to sleep . 

He was not always praised for deserting the naturalistic mode : old Mr Rent-a-Plot himself , John Mortimer , chastised him for doing precisely that in The Old Men at the Zoo . 

The Samaritans ' report was praised for a single telephone conversation which ran through the right-hand pages of the report , thereby encouraging readers to finish it 

The efforts of probation and social services were praised , whilst lawyers were not exempted from charges of racial prejudice . 

Children , like everyone else , enjoy being praised and their parents and teachers enjoy sharing in their triumphs . 

Major , for his part , praised Clinton 's initiative to airlift humanitarian aid to Bosnia . 

He praised the conclusion of a political treaty with Russia 's regions and expressed trust in the government . 

LUNG transplant patient Barbara Easby yesterday praised a council 's same-day service when her heating broke down . 

People who live near the crematorium have protested about having the building on their doorsteps ; but the minister praised its design and safety features . 

Camdessus praised Estonia 's handling of the introduction of its own currency , the kroon , which became the sole legal tender on June 20 . 

Ben Sira praised the fathers of old and described the High Priest Simon son of Jochanan in his majestic appearance when he went up to the altar ( 50.11 ) . 

SO MANY have praised Graeme Hick that there must be more to him than has been revealed . 

She was supposed , therefore , to praise him and then follow this with the instruction ` You can play with your X now " ( where X was the toy ) . 

After this , I 'm glad to be able to praise a fluid but unhurried Jeux d'eau that is well served , too , by the velvety-rich recorded sound . 

Mr May has praised Leah 's parents Christine , 28 , and Kevin , 33 , of Rossmore , Ellesmere Port , who , he says , have shown remarkable strength . 

His lawyer , Cameron Fyfe , praised Mr McTear 's determination in pursuing the legal action . 

In a statement quoted by Syrian Arab Republic Radio Arafat praised the pan-Arab position which Syria had expressed at the Madrid conference . 

During the visit Deng had praised the progress of the economic reforms in the SEZs and stressed the importance of accelerating the reforms and opening still wider to the outside world . 

Independent Unionist Arthur Templeton said the warning given was totally inadequate and praised the prompt reaction of the police and army . 

Heads could make better use of their time by paying attention to those encouraging little friendly attributes , searching for the successes of others and praising them shamelessly . 

Krustyu Petkov , chair of the powerful Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria ( CITUB ) , also praised Zhelev 's statement in an interview on Sept. 2 . 

But in his first public comments after the March 18th triumph the chancellor carefully began by praising the western allies , especially America , for making a united , democratic Germany possible . 

Antony , noting the mood of the crowd starts his speech by declaring that he has no intention of praising Caesar . 

There stood the King of Kings and the president , choking and weeping as they tried to praise each other , their wives by their sides . 

Headteacher Bob Dingle praised the fund-raising efforts , saying : ` The monies were raised jointly through the efforts of parents , pupils and staff and by careful management of our budget by the Governors . " 

The sound grew and swelled , as the singers somehow found new strength to praise their God , until the ship was filled with their harmonies . 

` Praise Him , " said Mother Verity fervently , half an eye on the smiling man while she wondered how she should begin to chastise him . 

He stresses the importance of reward , and mentions different ways of praising the horse : ` The simplest way for the rider to show his appreciation is by patting or speaking with a soothing voice . 

At Brest , Gustave fell in with the sly Picard and his freak once again , dined and got drunk with him , and further praised the magnificence of his animal . 

While the UFU and the IFA voice their anger the Northern Ireland Agricultural Producers Association ( N.I.A.P.A. ) has been very quick to praise the basic principles of the reform . 

He may even have specifically praised the Roman rule over Spain , though the passages from Strabo which are quoted to prove this seem to me simply thoughts of Strabo himself praising the pax romana of Augustus . 

Make us strong again , and we , your people , will praise you . 

Startled , Simon 's hand shot out to grab it , his fingers scrabbling desperately , his nails scraping the wood . 

Mr Whistle seemed to be growing to giant size , his huge head scraping the ceiling . 

Now they are spending another £40,000 shaving an inch off 23 platforms on London 's Central Line to stop the trains scraping the edge . 

He picked up the folder and stood up , the chair scraping noisily against the concrete floor as he pushed it back . 

Holding his breath , Patrick lifted the gate slightly to prevent it scraping along the ground and then pushed it open . 

Redundant handles scrape along the ground like entrails and get tangled up in pushchair wheels and unsuspecting dogs ' legs . 

Twigs scraped his skin , the touch of dank leaves on his face made him shiver . 

He began to scratch into the soft earth beside the body , until after a time his claws scraped against something smooth and firm . 

I finished it , and the sound of my spoon scraping on the bottom of the bowl made him wince . 

The chair behind her knees scraped on the floor with a raucous metallic sound , and she winced . 

He started looking at some of the nearby pillars and columns , his boots scraping on the glass slabs of the floor as he moved . 

Come on , come on , he thought , and pictured the three of them plummeting down the last thirty feet into the basement . 

A solitary star plummeted downward to bury itself in the sand beside Alec 's foot . 

Visit the Trummelbach Falls , a spectacular sight of seven illuminated waterfalls plummeting into the mountain . 

Potter made straight for the peak and plummeted down the perpendicular drop : the lip curled over him and he was inside the tube . 

The bag was increasing its lead , almost out of view , when it arced and plummeted like a kite above the beach and was slammed against a rock . 

FIREBALL : An El Al cargo jumbo jet exploded and plummeted into blocks of flats 

He was a long way off the ground when she released him and he plummeted to earth and hit the floor and bounced like a football . 

Just as the Arabians closed in a sudden earth tremor shook the temple , dislodging a huge bronze statue of the goddess which plummeted to the street below crushing the Emir and many of his troops . 

Only four months previously the land had suddenly plummeted into the straits , taking with it a village of some eighty souls . 

He could have been plummeting down to the centre of the earth , in a submarine nudging over the seabed or flying soundlessly through outer space . 

Bill accelerated and then rammed his foot on the brake pedal causing Rex and Laura to plummet floorward . 

The space station had plummeted from the sky thousands of years before , scattering debris over many kilometres . 

Then one night the child fell onto the bass drum , plummeting ten feet into the orchestra pit without seeming to harbour a grudge , and it occurred to his father to try bouncing him . 

Despite their bare feet , our young guides strolled nonchalantly across these sections , apparently unconcerned that a single slip could send them plummeting down the mountainside . 

I ca n't recall , before , having had to peep through my fingers at Coronation Street as I did on Wednesday when Carmel , at the end of a riveting confrontation with Gail , plummeted down the stairs . 

Passing beneath the arch the children felt the slope beneath them and tumbled into a trot , the echoes of their stamping feet sending the pigeons plummeting from their perches . 

Within seconds , the formerly empty sky was full with birds plummeting onto the carcass . 

There was an enormous crash as the bag of stones plummeted through the roof of Tock 's cottage . 

The wounded bird plummeted to earth like a dive-bomber , its beak piercing G. F. Westerby 's chest and pinning him to the ground . 

Every year several people are killed by these preposterous objects , ripe and fermenting , plummeting on to their heads from a great height . 

And they ruled the waves after trailing by more than three seconds with only 500 metres of the 2,000 m course remaining .

This set is a comprehensive history of Zeppelin , the ten years when the dinosaur ruled the Earth .

I am afraid he 's the laughing-stock of the court , despised by most and pitied by the few who listen to his constant pleas of innocence .

Any woman who had to go further than this and shoulder the burden of full-time work in addition to her domestic duties was often pitied by other married women .

I think he is to be pitied because all he does is make enemies for himself .

And if you are wise you will never pity the past for what it did not know , but pity yourself for what it did .

` Stop patronising me , " she had shouted , ` stop pitying me ! "

Olwen Hufton maintains that in the eighteenth century the stereotypical spinster was ` … one to be despised , pitied , and avoided as a sempiternal spoilsport in the orgy of life " .

She barged past police , threw her arms around Diana 's neck and kissed her on the cheek . 

She ran round the outside of the house , barging past bushes and shrubs . 

The others are always barging about the kitchen and the living-room . 

He gets a bit fussed and fidgety if I barge into his bedroom but we sometimes have these little chats on the stairs now . 

The man was having a family gathering when the masked raiders , armed with a pistol and a knife , barged into his home in Knowle , Bristol . 

He had barged into her house with the sole purpose of making trouble and she felt resentful and furious about that . 

At that moment James Morris barged into the office without knocking , looking flustered . 

After rugged David Shearer barged over Jimmy Carter and Lee Dixon before firing home Blackburn 's 85th-minute decider , Graham conceded : ` We 've got to put the physical side of our game back in place -- even if it means sacrificing some of the attractive football we want to play . " 

It 's the time you stamp on someone 's foot , hard , when they barge past you as you smile at them innocently and say sorry . 

Heart pounding with excitement , he barged through the door and into the dock , where Germans both on the dockside and aboard the ships ran for cover , beginning to open fire at the intruders . 

` You barge through life , Julius , knocking people aside as you go . 

Summoning every scrap of courage , Mildred suddenly barged through the rows of pupils and threw herself in front of Mr Hellibore . 

First , an enraged she-bear had barged through the undergrowth and taken the throat out of his horse with one swipe of her paw . 

I just barged up to him a few times during the evening and in the end he said , ` Alright then , let's hear you sing " and he was impressed . 

I saluted then watched him as he barged along the corridor and out of the front door . 

They barge around upsetting other , nervous horses and young riders . 

An army of waiters carrying silver-plated dishes barged back and forth through the swing doors of the kitchens . 

` Her mane and tail were all matted and she had no manners -- when we first put her in a stable she box walked and tried to barge out as soon as you opened the door . " 

` The way you just came barging over just now -- you could have blown everything I 've been working towards sky-high . " 

But Bristol used their weight to score their only try when Peter Stiff barged through to touch down …

Within twenty-four hours Comrade Petrova barged back into Romanov 's office without even bothering to knock . 

But she still did n't have any idea why he had suddenly barged back into her life like this . 

` I happened to be passing -- hope you do n't mind me barging in like this . 

Pete Miles barged through for the third try at the start of the second half …

Bayonets were carefully sharpened then fixed ; hearts began to beat faster as the minutes passed , and they waited in silence for the command to advance .

By the wings of Draconius , when I 've sharpened my axe you 'll suffer the same fate as Whiplash !

In addition , you can use it for metal-grinding , for instance when sharpening cold chisels , rotary-mower blades and other cutting tool blades .

As its name suggests , it will also sharpen plane blades to the correct angle .

You see a young man in a doorway sharpening his fingernails with a razor-blade , perhaps a common Neapolitan pastime , and useful too if it helps winkle those stray bits of salami from between your teeth .

It made her feel as if she should be sharpening her sword in preparation .

Looked at in a different way , a feudal knight would have a squire who carried his armour for him , sharpened up his sword , and polished his boots .

Safe and simple chucks make the range of products wider , and a grinding system allows pupils to sharpen their own tools .

Another stone tool found on settlements and in cemeteries , the whetstone used for sharpening metal tools and weapons , seems on occasion to have been transported further .

He hoists his braces up , tips his chair back , and begins to sharpen a matchstick into a toothpick .

With that the tiger began to sharpen his teeth and claws in a very frightening manner .

She did not know which sister she was , and she took her knife , it was lucky its blade had been sharpened recently .

He was suddenly attacked by the prisoner with a knife specially sharpened for the purpose .

The peaks of these helmets , however , were sharpened up with the aid of a file and ` nutting " someone whilst wearing such a weapon , he claimed , could literally chop their head off .

Your grandfather had been a Poor Law Guardian and sharpened his razor on a leather strap that was also for giving beltings .

The shears were sharpened on a stone which was turned by a wheel , which was itself turned by a handle .

The crayons can be sharpened in an ordinary sharpener as long as it 's designed to take the thicker pencils or crayons .

To start with I used them straight with no water and sharpened the leads to a fine point to draw the outline .

` Well , my grandfather erected it ; and of an evening he would be very busy sharpening up chopping hooks and one thing and another .

He recalled how as a five-year-old he had ridden on the back of a huge sow , beating it with a twig as the men stood around and laughed and the women sharpened the knives .

Pursuivant sharpened his pencil , opened his notebook , and wrote down the date .

Philip sharpened one of his pencils that Lee must have broken , sharpened it too much and the lead broke again .

She pulled a fresh pile of paper from her desk drawer , sharpened her pencil and got down to work .

Jadeite artefacts were prized above all for their symbolic roles . 

As mentioned earlier in this chapter , jade was prized as a prestige substance among Neolithic communities in temperate Europe at the opposite extremity of Eurasia . 

Among the more well known varieties to be threatened are the cep , the chanterelle and the wood blewits , all of which are prized as culinary delights . 

Essentially this is big-hall playing , and those who prize the French repertoire above all for its intimacy and charm may feel short-changed . 

We live in a society which prizes the freedom of the individual , but we are short on means to teach her how to handle it . 

This in turn may have been caused by the fact that the gastropod that previously controlled the echinoderm was prized by human tourists . 

Jasper was prized by Wedgwood above all his productions and provides today one of the most valued and sought after ranges of ornamental ware in the world . 

Many Ukrainians prized cultural education higher than academic . 

We prize our independence as much as ever , although we accept that in the run-up to the twenty-first century independence can only be relative : international interdependence is a Line qua non . 

Jessamy prized her privacy far too much , she could n't bear to have a pack of journalists prying into every corner of her life . 

Privately Emily thought Mr Frogmore could n't be of great means if he was lodging at Mrs Marsh 's house in Oystermouth .

When the Archimandrite suggested that the two ladies might like to lodge at the monastery that night , she was briefly dismissive ; when he pressed his offer of hospitality further , she was brusque .

He says the king ` lodged at a gentleman 's house in Stamford whose name the examinant knows not " .

Tonight we are to lodge at the Blue Boar inn near High Cross , the same tavern the Usurper rested at before Bosworth .

They could lodge with Grandpa during the week and go home at week-ends .

Two of his fellow ministers , Mr. Thomas Baldwin and Mr. Joseph Read lodged with him .

Danny , his wife and two kids were forced to lodge with friends while they searched for new digs .

At the time she was lodging with two ladies who had lost their brother in the First World War .

Back once more , Vincent moved to another village , Cuesmes , where he lodged in a house divided in two .

The downward spiral in their relationship was observed by the poet Alan Ross , who lodged in the boiler room at 37 Hamilton Terrace for the better part of a year .

However , we do know that whilst Margaret was lodging in Aldersgate , Richard was staying not very far away , with a friend , in Little Britain .

She could n't understand why I needed to lodge in London at all , but insisted that any accommodation I settled on had to be approved by the university authorities .

It struck me that this place must be fairly normal as lodging houses go , for on the whole the lodgers did not complain .

Ixora remained silent as they drove back to the lodging house in Castries .

` He will lodge tonight at Ely Palace , maman , " the prince told her .

Friendly support is offered by small groups of mothers and children meeting regularly in the daytime in each others houses .

Working groups from all member countries met in Prague on Oct. 23-25 to discuss the transformation of COMECON in keeping with " market reactions " .

This group of people met on a regular basis to coordinate services and discuss professional issues .

The group meet at Beech Village Hall where a Mother and Toddler organisation gather on Monday afternoon from 1.30 to 3.30 .

A ` users group " meets about once a month to consider any problems over access to the signal and has proved a useful forum for discussion of wider and longer-term issues .

ask each committee or team that meets regularly to calculate its running costs and then insist that these are halved .

It provides a pleasant and relaxing place for businessmen to meet and talk about problems they might have and how they cope with them . "

Sexism became an issue partly because women were meeting in groups to examine their own experiences and attitudes .

Labour groups meet significantly more frequently than Conservative groups ( Widdicombe , 1986 , para. 6.59 ) .

The 28th session of the International Civil Aviation Organization ( ICAO ) met in Montreal on Oct. 22-26 .

Officials of Czech coalition parties met in Prague on Oct. 13 and agreed on major points of their republic 's future constitution .

The oil ministers of Iraq , Saudi Arabia , Kuwait , Qatar and the UAE met in the Saudi city of Jeddah on July 10-11 and an agreement was reached on curbing over-production .

Importantly , it will provide a base for education and health professionals to meet with parents .

Most would welcome it and would also appreciate an opportunity to meet with other trainers .

Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz met with Özal on June 12 , although diplomatic relations between the two countries remained officially suspended .

The 14-member delegation from the Straits Exchange Foundation ( SEF ) met with officials from the Chinese State Council 's Taiwan Affairs Office for a round of talks on April 29 .

The Sanhedrin did not meet at the high priest 's house ( Mark 14:53 ; Matt .

More than 150 nuclear safety experts from 36 countries met in Vienna on May 14-18 to exchange information on operating experience at nuclear plants and to analyse new dimensions in nuclear safety .

President Sali Berisha met with Jacques Delors , President of the European Commission , in Brussels on May 5 .

In those days l'universite meant merely a collection of people — students who met on a street corner , or in a public square or courtyard , to hear a teacher lecture from a bench , or from an upstairs window or balcony .

He had actually been acting as `` unofficial '' postman for several years , meeting the ships and putting the letters under his hat before touring the town to deliver them .

all right well um take care and maybe we 'll meet up again sometime

` So unlike the home life of our dear Queen , " the character played by Roland Young comments in the presence of some wild African dancers . 

Actor Adam Bareham got deep into character to play Charles -- but forgot that the ciggie is one prop one definitely does not need ! 

` Again , that was like the character he played , " said Julian . 

While this was going on Marcus took off his jacket and his tie and handed them to Irina , who was now visibly playing the part of the magician 's assistant . 

Now , in Housesitter , he plays the part of a jilted architect who has built a house for the girlfriend who no longer wants to marry him . 

Having just said all that -- if the part I played allowed me to change my style I would probably have it all cut off -- I 'd love to try a short style . 

The part of Joy Davidman is very well played by Kay Gallie though it is difficult to take to the character in the first act of the play . 

Their father wrote a tragic play about his daughters , and Nina , grown old enough , played ` Amy " , the character based on Anne . 

COCKNEY actor Bob Hoskins was last night tipped as the favourite to play grumpy cartoon character Mr Magoo in a new £27 million Steven Spielberg blockbuster film . 

Yet is not David Lynch pushing back boundaries and underlining the instability of subjectivity when he shows , not just the villain played by Dennis Hopper , but the hero , engaging in sadistic behaviour ? 

Sir Anthony Hopkins says it 's a privilege to play a romantic hero at 55 . 

De Vito plays a madcap horror-TV show host whose children are threatened by a weird neighbour . 

Miss Fielding , 26 , is playing the lead in a new production of Jane Eyre at The Crucible , Sheffield , with Jack Shepherd as Rochester . 

At the National Colin Blakely and Paul Schofield played the lead in 1968 and 1977 respectively , and the RSC mounted the major production of the Eighties with Richard Griffiths and Miles Anderson . 

Alfred Molina -- who ironically played beach-bum Blake in Costa del Crime series El CID -- will play the man ITV hopes will be as big a hit as John Thaw 's inspector . 

Eve , 23 , who plays a striker in a men 's team in a BBC drama , said the Chelsea and QPR fans were ` disgusting " . 

She has been active on the London fringe , playing the title part in Strindberg 's Miss Julie , Gwendolen in The Importance of Being Ernest and other parts . 

Prior to this she played Ophelia in both Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead for Theatr Clwyd and on tour . 

The first time I met them , a few months ago in a London photo studio , they were having confetti dumped over their heads by a girl who plays Gemma in Neighbours . 

Miss Foley reminded Brenda of Mona Rigby at school , who was always chosen to play the Madonna in the Christmas nativity play . 

When we did the rehearsal again and Steven got it right I asked myself , has he played this scene before ? 

COUNTRY superstar Dolly Parton played Santa yesterday by taking in a family of musicians whose house burned down . 

You begin to appreciate why Newley has become a rich and famous celebrity playing poor failed nobodies . 

It was inherent in the project that Blackeyes should be played by a relatively unknown , inexperienced actress . 

The other orphans will be played by Liz Stephenson , Lucy Mitchell , Faye Dyke , Jo Lewis and Brie Harrison . 

Maria Eckdorf , the German he falls in love with , will be played by an Italian , Isabella Rossellini , and Leonard 's American boss will be played by a Welshman , Anthony Hopkins . 

Lucy Alcorn as Mrs Montgomery was beautifully played , with telling scenes . 

What on earth is to be done to stop these unpleasant , bad-tempered people shouting and snarling so much ? 

A child was screaming in one of the flats , while two dogs were snarling as they fought in the wasteland beyond the apartment house . 

But like the tale of the three little pigs , a wolf stands snarling at the door . 

Meanwhile , on the wall at its foot , were three cracked glass cases containing stuffed creatures ; an owl , a fish and a vicious-looking animal snarling through sharp yellow teeth . 

He is sitting on the corner of the big table in the kitchen , nodding his head and nibbling a dry biscuit , as Shirley Esplin , the flautist , explains about her work to him . 

But elsewhere neatly swept asphalt pathways still connect hundreds of modest brickwork sheds , built in the 1940s and nestling within protective earthen ramparts where generations of rabbits have nibbled the grass to a close trim . 

In a field where an old horse nibbled the cold grass delicately , a covey of partridges , three strutting chasing moles and an indifferent female , caught my eye . 

Lord John followed the butler into the private rooms where , in a small sunlit salon , the Duchess nibbled toast . 

She nibbled the toast he gave her unenthusiastically , but she had to admit it helped -- her head was now using muffled drums . 

This week local Nature Trusts are asking volunteers to visit woods to search for hazlenuts that have been nibbled by dormice . 

If you are a compulsive nibbler , better you should nibble on raw carrots , sunflower seeds , and pistachio nuts than anything else . 

` I 'll bet it 's Ferdi , " said Peach , nibbling on the fig she had just picked in the garden . 

Otherwise I 'll nibble on fruit or something to convince myself that I 'm eating well ! 

This done , I nibbled bleakly on my piece of lettuce and dry bun and dreamed of being almost anywhere else in the universe . 

Moodie , more like a mouse than ever , nibbled at a bit of cheese . 

She thinks perhaps small fish are nibbling at her , but it is pleasant , it does n't hurt . 

Here and there in the close-cropped grass grew small blue harebells and masses of fragrant pink thyme , and Robbie was surprised to see one or two sheep nibbling at the herb . 

Nibbling at her lunchtime sandwiches , she is perched on the edge of a chair by a window overlooking Williamson Square , high in the Playhouse heavens . 

The Doctor bought some roast chestnuts and both nibbled at the snack . 

I thought of that little girl last week when I nibbled some chocolates at a London theatre . 

Mice munch away on aconites and love to nibble newly sown peas and beans . 

Some cakes will be particularly attractive to younger children -- for instance the colourful clown , the sheep with its woolly coat made from fluffy frosting , or the large tortoise nibbling a piece of lettuce . 

There is fear that their expansion could further undercut the state 's authority in this nuclear-armed nation .

An Iraq dependent on Iran for survival could undercut any sanctions that the international community places on Iran to prevent its acquisition of nuclear weapons .

U. S. military commanders have pressed troops to avoid civilian casualties that could undercut public support for the military efforts and the Afghan government .

There are plans to improve water and electricity distribution , fix roads and open schools to undercut support for the insurgency .

It is the same theme the government has been spreading to villages and rural outposts in hopes of undercutting the allure radical Islam has for young men with limited opportunities .

Saudi leaders in early February undercut U. S. diplomacy in the Israeli-Palestinian dispute by brokering , in Mecca , an agreement to form a Fatah-Hamas " unity " government in the West Bank and Gaza Strip .

But it is far from clear that they would undercut Obama by refusing an administration request for funds to pay for the conflict .

The administration realized that a peaceful solution to the crisis would undercut its grand ambitions .

He believes the visual media will help ensure the survival of the kind of narrative writing he does , rather than undercut it .

" The Special Plans Office was called Special Plans because , at the time , calling it Iraqi Planning Office might have undercut our diplomatic efforts , " Feith told reporters last month .

When a rebel-sympathizing disc jockey spouts off about the exploitative whites sipping " cocktails on verandas , " his rant is undercut by images of Maria racing to save her crop .

Taking his trousers from the chair-back , he slid his legs into them and buckled the belt round his waist . 

She buckled a stiff hard belt around Alexandra 's waist and stood back to admire the effect . 

All the time Midnight was silently pulling on his white stockings and buckling his shoes . 

She opened the door and marched downstairs with new determination . 

Behind them the dominions of Russia marched eastward through eleven time zones to the borders of China . 

He marched northwards from city to city , addressing the people in the market places , gathering about him an army . 

Kislev was already defended by the few remaining Kislevites and a large Dwarf army which had marched northwards once the fall of Praag became known in Karaz a Karak . 

Duregar , a kinsman of Belegar from Karaz a Karak , immediately gathered an army and marched southwards along the western flanks of the mountains . 

The police banned Mosley from proceeding with his march and 1,900 fascists marched westwards instead . 

The uniforms were greeted with applause as nine models , including three blacks , marched along the podium . 

The Grand Army had been marching along the west bank of the Goldbach , parallel to enemy , and away from its base in the Austrian capital . 

We would march along in step , doing eighty-eight paces to the minute , singing our hearts out . 

Uniformed legionnaires marched around , and there was a group of convicts from the regimental prison in filthy fatigues and greasy boots who were emptying the dustbins and sweeping the roads . 

Patrick glanced out the window and caught sight of a troop of British tommies marching around the Green towards them , on the opposite side of the road . 

They 've gone , all those people who 've been marching around inside my head : Mum , Dad , teachers , infuriating old Brian — even Cal who 's everyone 's friend when I 'm nobody 's friend but she 's special to me …

While she still could she turned swiftly round and went marching away to Sebastian 's room . 

Then she turned on her heel and we marched back down the hall . 

At last he turned , and marched bravely back the way he had come , through the rows of smiling women . 

They marched back to the Diamond and down Butcher Street , where they dispersed . 

She marched furiously back towards the front room , poured herself a glass of wine and downed it quickly . 

Wrenching her arm free , she grabbed her bags and swung away , marching stiffly back across the square . 

The armies that came to Lebanon marched down a long , dull tunnel that inevitably ended in brown smoke and pieces of flesh . 

A Scottish battalion was marching down the street , its pace dictated by the soft beat of a muffled drum . 

But the appearance of Giap 's armed guerrillas marching in more or less regular military formation seemed to confirm that , already , the Resistance had won . 

The police have to march in to quell the riots ; when the police fail , the army . 

Three hundred Catholic miners marched in from Cleator Moor , four miles away , intercepted him outside the meeting-hall , beat him as hard as they could , and left him for dead . 

When Orcs or Goblins march off to battle they invariably find themselves accompanied by a horde of Snotlings armed with bits of wood , broken spears , and weapons they have stolen or scrounged . 

Ridges and crests marched off north and south while , lapping at our feet , a vast sea of cloud spread east to the Amazon . 

I turned on my heel and marched off towards the door , feeling strangely satisfied with my childish response . 

He stuffed it back under his arm , marched off to the left past the heavy black stoves , through their radiated heat . 

One soldier 's glance flickered briefly towards his kilt , but there was no other sign of recognition as they marched on and up the stairs . 

As autumn marches on , Richard Marpole tells you what to look out for in the countryside this month and describes a nature walk in the mighty Cairngorms 

Joined by a contingent of Sword Masters , his army marched on into southern Avelorn to reclaim the Everqueen 's land . 

She watched , round-eyed , as several men-at-arms , pikes in hand , marched by on their way through the gate , and tried not to imagine herself a prisoner in their charge . 

She had marched indignantly out when the proposal had been put to her and the matter had remained unresolved ever since . 

When all had come forward , I motioned with my head and we all marched out the right side of the auditorium through the drapes that hung along the wall . 

If she marched out , it was going to turn into a major incident . 

She was already counting the minutes until she 'd march out the front door of the Palazzo Sabatini , secure in the knowledge that she 'd never again have to see that self-satisfied , patrician face . 

He marched out into the corridor with as much aplomb as he could muster . 

Dad marched over , pulled my hands out of my ears and forced them down to my sides . 

He marched over to the workroom , and she watched him go , her throat painfully aching . 

Although Jacques rarely addressed anyone as he marched round the acre of kitchen except to grunt his approval or disapproval -- the latter more commonly -- Mark quickly learned to anticipate his needs . 

Melissa dumped her register and handbag on a chair , marched round the desk and tried the cupboard door . 

So we marched round with different bands , and at 8.45 p.m. we were told to escort the bands to various parts of the city . 

Ashi replied testily , and marched round to the driver of the van . 

I marched through to Bill with a sheaf of prints and dumped them on his desk . 

De Montfort 's men had to march up the northern scarp , but they still seem to have taken the royal forces , camped down in the priory grounds , by surprise . 

General Ivanov , who commanded the Russian armies in the south , believed the Austrians would strike eastward , and that the northern armies of his group could then march south and take the invaders in rear . 

Behind the cadets marched three hundred uniformed women soldiers of the army . 

` We came down just after the surrender and landed in Singapore and marched 20 miles because there was no transport . " 

` Well , not march about the country with petitions , like those wretched Blanketeers , at all events . " 

He learned , too , how the soil became damper and less resonant as both species gradually abdicated before the tattered white willows which marched thirstily alongside the streams that tumbled towards the river . 

` Clumsy sod , " he said when he got up shaking his fist at Gordon with the big feet who was marching behind him . 

Two guards marched in front of him , and two guards marched behind him . 

This was the route marched by Suworow 's army , incidentally , when their Muota valley passage was blocked . 

On 23 December several thousands marched from Oinghua University to nearby Beida , calling for independent student organisations . 

Workers will march from the Royal Victoria Hospital , Belfast City Hospital , Shankill Womens ' Centre and the Mater Hospital for the lunchtime Save Our NHS rally . 

The Imperial Engineers School has grown , the Colleges of Magic have thrived , and the army has marched from victory to victory . 

On that day thousands marched from West to East Berlin in protest at the terms of unification . 

This is the favoured route of invading armies marching in either direction . 

A M NG town came to a standstill as thousands of pitmen and their supporters marched INI in protest at plans to close a colliery and sack 730 miners . 

On 4 July , 30,000 Orangemen gathered in Portadown ` to demand the right to march anywhere in Ulster " . 

January 19 and 26 saw a combined total of 300,000 anti-war activists march in Washington and an equal number take to the streets of San Francisco . 

Up to 300,000 Muslims marched on the Algiers Parliament yesterday to demonstrate against ` threats to Islam " . 

Eye-witnesses say that the demonstrators marched on the local government offices and occupied them . 

A few days later rumour spread that a thousand tinners intended to march on Looe . 

Hollywood was full of ` nitwits " , ` bubble-heads " , ` airheads " , who were presumptuously marching on the nation 's capital to dictate policy . 

PAKISTAN 'S opposition leader Benazir Bhutto was arrested yesterday after attempting to march on parliament . 

THE Battle of Britain is won and now Rangers can march forward onto the continental mainland in search of their own VE Day . 

The regiments reorganized , and through the heat of the day they marched for Athens ` as fast as their feet could carry them " . 

With that the old man rose and with a firm stride and straight back marched out of the room . 

The men march with their warders and when they are clear of the confines of the fences for those few steps they are hemmed in by the soldiers and the dogs . 

Now she stood up and began to march restlessly round the room , swinging her long gun by its handle . 

Old Joseph retired to the seclusion of the Wallowa valley to escape the soldiers that marched through his country , but with whom he had no direct quarrel . 

On Jan. 15 up to 20,000 students and pacifists marched through Madrid ; on Jan. 19 up to 100,000 demonstrated in Madrid , Barcelona and other cities . 

As a preliminary to the ceremony , the Northern Ireland Royal Marine Band will march through Middlesbrough at 2pm and give a performance on the Russell Street boulevard . 

On Dec. 20 , the first anniversary of the US invasion , thousands of people marched through Panama City shouting anti-government slogans and burned a US flag . 

I was standing outside Brigade H.Q when the reinforcements marched through the village . 

The decision had cheered him up ; the bustle created by his demands reaffirmed the show of his importance ; and he could still feel a breeze from the pure air which had wreathed him at Hause Point . 

The Snake Goddess figurines found in a sanctuary at Kannia had snakes wreathing their crowns ; one had snakes on her arms as well and a dove on her cheek . 

Below , a serpent of flame wreathed the ground : a burning river of light which wound from behind a dark knoll and spilled , slow as honey , towards the blind gates of Famagusta . 

The dying ripples of its massive tidal wave lapped up the English Channel , and the volcanic debris , wreathing the planet , altered weather and harvest patterns around the world for years afterwards . 

There was no evidence that Berowne had started his own meal -- that in itself might be of some help in deciding on the approximate time of death -- but he had apparently either cajoled Harry into the church with the promise of a meal or , more likely , had supplied an obvious and immediate need before he was ready for his own share of the supper . 

Recently , composer-conductors like Pierre Boulez or Oliver Knussen have cajoled orchestras into playing better than they ever knew how , by extending their technique , especially in contemporary repertoire . 

Two buskers were playing banjos , walking up and down the line , while a dwarf scampered in and out of the waiting cinema-goers with an outstretched hand , cajoling money from the queue . 

No doubt many rich people could be cajoled into helping the museum , but we must escape our earlier , still absurd contempt for the accumulation of wealth . 

The medieval element was a strong influence too : as a result , my mother was cajoled into making me a suede money bag with a draw-string and five polished threepenny bits for sovereigns . 

Stella Webb discovered Medau in 1968 , and was subsequently cajoled into becoming a teacher by Cicely Harris , under whose guidance she qualified in 1973 . 

The South African foreign minister , Mr Pik Botha , publicly threatened to abort Namibian independence and was apparently cajoled out of it by Mrs Thatcher , who was in Windhoek when the trouble began . 

Finally , she cajoled half a dozen men to help her break into the jail . 

They said lost of women need to be -- what was the word they used ? -- cajoled into sex . 

Mustard seeds may be used either whole or cracked , or pulverized into flour . 

But in Mexico , peasants pulverise the plump triticale kernels in stone mortars to prepare tortillas ; they taste a little different from those made from traditional maize , but are relished nevertheless . 

The hard core of the concretion was pulverized with a mortar and pestle , and sieved through a 1-mm screen . 

In any case , big birds tend not to bother cracking nuts , but swallow them to be pulverised with grit in their muscular gizzards . 

Tensions soon simmered beneath the impression of domestic harmony and marital bliss . 

I was somewhere on the curve of prejudice ; aware of an anger I had not dealt with , simmering beneath the surface , showing itself in bad dreams and disgruntled waking . 

There was a darkness in his eyes , anger simmering just beneath the surface . 

She was still quietly simmering from her interview with Naylor Massingham last Monday . 

Anger has been simmering in SDLP ranks since DUP leader Ian Paisley and Mr Campbell both criticised the party 's ` power-sharing " policy in the run-up to last week 's election . 

The rage of the Iceni spread through the south-east , affecting first the Trinovantes who had been simmering in discontent for some years . 

Abruptly , unexpectedly the anger simmering inside her reached boiling point . 

Now , naked , simmering with annoyance , the deepening light gilding him , he was no less imposing . 

Later , when she went to the dining-room , Lucy was still simmering with resentment , and she knew that unless she pulled herself together it would begin to show . 

In fact , Diana 's indignation at Raine simmered for years until finally it boiled over in 1989 at the church rehearsal for her brother 's wedding to Victoria Lockwood , a successful model . 

With so many confused emotions simmering away inside you , it 's difficult to know where to turn . 

So she sipped champagne , and smiled , and ate , and all the while her fury against Naylor simmered away . 

They may be quietly simmering over something they feel very strongly about . 

Mahmoud was another one who did n't take a siesta and just at the moment , still simmering over the way Zoser had slipped through his fingers , he was driving his men hard . 

With black hair , and moods to match , for I was more capricious , my blue-grey eyes mirrored the sullen nature and restlessness which ever simmered within . 

Discontent simmered and a new element , political Radicalism , appeared in the shape of peripatetic agitators , critics like William Cobbett who spoke to crowded meetings on his ` rural rides " through Sussex in 1825 . 

He looked totally at ease , prepared to wait forever , and Paige 's temper began to simmer . 

He wetted his lips in a theatrical way and a glimmer of humour flickered in his eyes . 

He sucked at his cigarette and then wet his lips distastefully . 

With his fingers he broke away mud from the river bank and wet it in the river . 

With considerable difficulty , she tore a piece of cloth from her blouse and wetted it with her spittle . 

So I wet the line with spit and slide the float and locking shot another foot deeper . 

Take the coin and wet it with water , and then press it against the victim 's head for a short time ` to get it to stick " . 

Pakeezah Begum took the plastic stamp , wetted it on the ink-pad and firmly stamped the return-by date on the leaf at the front . 

The exodus appeared to reflect Croat efforts to purge Muslims from Croat-controlled districts ahead of a possible agreement to divide the Bosnia into Croat , Serb and Muslim ministates . 

Unlike them , he does have the chance to come out and lead his troops in person , purging any doubts about his leadership with the sheer , naked courage of his performance . 

The Pill was as much about men 's sexual liberation as it ever was about women 's , because it purged their fear of paternity . 

It was as if Lucie 's pride had been purged away by standing in that vat of swirling morning mist . 

Modernism may well have been purged from public view , but to the determined specialist it was still covertly available . 

When participants in the latter are purged from the statistics we find no real growth in the period 1983 to 1986 . 

So they switched off one side of their brains in order to purge fatigue poisons from their systems while the other cerebral hemisphere remained alert for intruders …

Mr Jakes , it is not forgotten , purged 600,000 from the 1.5million party and many more from other sensitive positions . 

He regarded Lexandro musingly as a brother might a sister whose honour he must protect -- a sentiment which Lexandro had purged from his own soul , though he recognized the symptoms . 

The permanent staff was gradually purged to other camps until there were none of the original ` old people " left . 

Michael Newman argues that the Labour party adopted the view that fascism only emerged where parliamentary democracy was not well established . 

By now a consequence has emerged which has been implicit from the first in the whole enterprise of grounding valuation in awareness , that Good has now the same claims to objectivity as Truth . 

However , some quite large variations emerged when the figures were analysed for the different types of credit used ( see Appendix I , Table 18 ) . 

Patterns of behaviour will emerge which will indicate that the individual reacts to similar situations in similar ways . 

A similar picture emerges when we examine the net flows arising from transactions in assets and liabilities . 

Sometimes an individual emerged who combined the right qualities in such balance and good measure that he or she adopted a role that was near to being the very thing Tryfan so disliked : the role of leader . 

A model was now starting to emerge which indicated that a number of stages were involved in the business of assessing the role of the message in communication ( Ackerman , 1983 ) . 

The conclusive proof that the horse was being unconsciously cued by the questioner emerged when it was shown that if the questioner was ignorant of the answer to the question , the horse could not provide one either . 

Soon a basic arrangement emerged whereby carriers purchased hull and ` liability " insurance , and shippers or their consignees purchased ` cargo " insurance . 

At the same time another technology emerged which , for small groups at least , added a new dimension to the OHP . 

However , increasingly sophisticated and powerful software tools are emerging which make it possible for non-programmers to program . 

A pattern emerged whereby shipping belonging to or destined for Kuwait was more or less assured of Iranian attention . 

The filaments on the underside of barnacles were found to resemble the bird 's feathers , so it was assumed the goose emerged half-grown from the barnacles clustered on floating logs . 

Far to the East , a young man emerges dripping from the river Neisse on the border between East Germany and Poland . 

When they emerged forty minutes later from the second-hand shop she 'd taken him to , he wore a tweed suit , laced boots , a heavy overcoat almost ankle-length , gloves and a trilby hat . 

The tiny caterpillars which emerge burrow into the underside of the foliage and then make small oval cases out of these leaves . 

Nonetheless , he agreed ; the apothecary rose and disappeared into the back room , emerging a few minutes later with a small leather bag . 

He emerged two minutes later with a bulky small man , and the Land Rover turned on to the Cambridge road , making for the headquarters of the regional crime squad . 

The damp rock and tangled trees and grass give the ghyll a forbidding atmosphere , and I am not disappointed when we emerge beneath Crinkle Crags . 

At last they emerged between two giant ventilator gargoyles with dinosaurian mouths . 

Their only concern was that , in the darkness , one , or more , of the ropes had been loosened too much and it would be noticed when they emerged from the back of the van . 

But of Doreen there was no sign -- at least not until they went inside and she emerged from her bedroom , where she had been weeping . 

Eventually we emerged from the defile , and the river widened again . 

He glanced down one passage to no avail , then tried the next , just soon enough to catch the porter emerging from the third door along . 

The glare when they emerged from the restaurant was disorientating . 

Rodomonte emerged from the glowing tunnel into a dimly lit passageway . 

She blinked as they emerged into blinding brightness and searing heat , and paused to fumble for her sunglasses before they descended the broad flight of steps that led down to the canal . 

After ingestion , the L3 exsheath and invade the wall of the large intestine where they develop to L4 ( P1.III ) before emerging into the gut lumen and moulting to become young adult worms . 

For a moment when he emerged into the street , he was completely disorientated . 

When Rebecca emerged into the sunlight , it was clear that something was badly wrong . 

Within seconds four fire tenders had emerged through the barrier of GIs and forced their way on to the Ku'damm . 

Thus , for example , Egyptian pharaohs were deified , regarded as avatars of Osiris , Amon and/or Ra .

He is also on record as deifying the priesthood and challenging the institution of Temple worship .

But Albert Einstein has been deified by the scientific community and society at large .

An important son was Nebo , who was later deified as the god of learning , for taking the gift of written language to other kingdoms .

She was deified by the early Romans as a fertility goddess and was combined with the Phrygian goddess CYBELE in a cult which also worshipped Vulcan .

He has never deified himself ; that role has always been taken on by the press , or more usually , the fans .

If they ruled well , emperors were deified -- consigned to the place where the gods lived .

It was ironic that as we deified womanhood , we unleashed more anger , suspicion and even , I think , hatred -- woman for woman -- than any issue had aroused since feminism began .

But Roxburgh reasoned : ` This match may be the World Cup key for Scotland , but in a way the heat 's off Gary . 

` It is n't Miss Morton 's fault , " Lindsey reasoned quietly . 

If I had married and had a son , I reasoned to myself , that boy would be about Tom 's age . 

I tried to reason with her that he should know about the baby but she refused to call back or write to him . 

All the time I was reasoning with Maria Luisa I was thinking I should be reasoning with you , trying to win you back . 

In thirteen years de Neville had misappropriated Crown revenues and wasted Crown property , besides imposing a regime of grave oppression , extortion and injustice upon the unfortunate people of Rutland . 

He confessed to having misappropriated $2.2bn from the Royal Family 's portfolio and disclosed that there were unrecorded deposits of $570m . 

An alternative version is that the visit of Tupper and Hopkins resulted from an accusation by Shinwell that French , the branch secretary , had misappropriated funds . 

Opponents spread rumours ; gossips passed them on -- that Arthur had misappropriated funds , that he had wrecked the church car ; that he had insulted a senior white church lady , and so on . 

Team Pension News , which has been written in a bright , punchy style , carries an in-depth analysis of how money from the Mirror pension fund was misappropriated by Maxwell and an explanation of how a repeat can be avoided . 

The administrators are alleging that the company 's money was misappropriated and paid away for no benefit to the company . 

That he had not been misappropriating money or land for his own benefit was shown by his dire financial straits which led to his brief imprisonment as a debtor . 

We have been promised a visit to another great showpiece in Peking -- the Summer Palace built by the Dowager Empress last century from money she misappropriated from the naval funds ( so they tell us ) . 

She shuddered as convulsively as he did , and became lost in the same giant whirlpool of pleasure . 

She shuddered when she looked in an open door and saw grey-faced children in beds with blue curtains round , propped up on pillows . 

Her head was buried into her knees , arms clenched tightly around herself , and she shuddered violently when he touched her shoulder . 

I remembered that they had never flown in a light aircraft before today ; I shuddered to think of what could happen if they panicked . 

I shudder to think what kind of life I should have had with him . 

She shuddered convulsively , and Guy 's arms tightened round her . 

He shuddered involuntarily and walked on towards the printing works . 

She was shuddering uncontrollably , either from cold or terror , or both . 

Unhappily , it had only lasted a few short weeks , but all their friends still shuddered at the memory of their truly spectacular fights ! 

At his words , Lina Salamanca 's body shuddered in the spasm of a monstrous sigh . 

He put out his hand and touched my wrist and I shuddered with delight . 

For always , she promised her love , stretching up her arms to grip the curtains higher ; she shuddered and almost sobbed in her happiness . 

The fact that she had implied that she intended to withdraw from the arrangement as soon as it was convenient did not matter , Jehan thought , unless Alexei 's character was to provide the excuse …

The decision to withdraw from CODESA was taken at an emergency meeting of the national executive committee ( NEC ) of the ANC on June 23 .

Douglas referred particularly to Carl Prean 's recent decisions to withdraw from the national rankings and forgo the English Top 12 tournament at the end of the year .

The decision to withdraw from the NPT may well be part of that .

Among the Democrats , three of the candidates withdrew from the contest during the month : Nebraska senator Bob Kerrey , Iowa senator Tom Harkin , and former Massachusetts senator Paul Tsongas .

Of the remainder , 27 ( including Bristol West , now the most marginal seat in England , which the Tories held by just 45 votes ) would have been won had the third-party candidates withdrawn .

Hermes , earlier in 1991 , decided to withdraw from the UK market citing catastrophic trading losses in the UK as their reason .

In contrast , the few policies aimed at older workers have been positively intended to encourage them to withdraw from the labour market .

Wallace then withdrew from the contest after running 51 7 miles in 7 7 hours .

Last year , German-owned Aldi supermarkets withdrew from purchase negotiations after failing to get assurances on its plans for a food store .

For this and other reasons Edinburgh College of Art withdrew from negotiations with the CNAA and obtained university validation .

Dr David Player , then head of the Scottish Health Education Unit , counselled the team to withdraw from the deal .

Soviet leaders cited the examples of Afghanistan , Burma and India in Asia to urge Turkey , Iran and Pakistan to withdraw from multilateral and bilateral military pacts .

By consent , the Attorney-General withdrew from the proceedings at the start of the hearing .

During these months , Thakin Nu withdrew from active politics and retired to a little town ( or large village ) in the Delta , Moulmeingyun , where he was writing-a book called What is Marxism ?

There was every likelihood now that the marquis would try to withdraw from the match .

She was apparently close to marriage on two occasions , but withdrew at a late stage .

She frowned at Paul who affected an air of exaggerated innocence .

` Set a course for home , " he said , affecting a noble stance and pointing proudly into space .

Hoomey was so relieved he felt like bursting into tears , but with Nails beside him he forced himself to affect nonchalance .

Somebody had to tease , to sit on dangerous edges , to affect melancholia .

Affecting nonchalance , I pluck it up , and begin nuzzling ; and , yes , it is a fairly rewarding sort of thing to eat .

Although he later affected contempt for the poor , Walters had grown up the son of a working-class Leicestershire Communist .

When the jogger made her court appearance she was jeered at by pickets and denounced as a " whore " . 

The culprit is sent for and denounced , for this is regarded as a very serious crime . 

The institute has denounced as ` absurd " recent government measures to centralise all sources of aid and is calling on national and international media to urge the government to lift its ban on independent aid initiatives . 

The men who overthrew James II denounced him for being an enemy of the type of established property that depended on charters like those of the City of London or the colony of Massachusetts . 

He had constantly called for reductions in the burdens of taxation on both corporations and individuals and regularly denounced the federal government for being too big , too meddlesome and too wasteful of the taxpayers ' money . 

In reply Cresson denounced the opposition for being " demolishers " damaging France rather than " builders " , and said that the government intended to stay in office until the end of the parliamentary term in 1993 . 

In 1955 Egypt persuaded the Bandung Conference to denounce Iraq for joining the Pact . 

One author denounced the Convention for making William King without making it " impossible for that king to be like the kings that went before him " ; another condemned the members of the Convention because 

At the end of August Kerensky abruptly denounced Kornilov for plotting to overthrow the government . 

While some gay rights groups denounced him for promoting negative stereotypes , ` Men On Film " also became a regular feature on the gay club circuit . 

In December , after Eisenhower had belatedly denounced him for trying to " set himself above the laws of our land " , he was condemned by the Senate . 

A final declaration favouring " representative democracy " and respect for human rights , and denouncing the use of force in resolving political conflicts was signed by all 19 leaders . 

IN 1883 , Benjamin Ward Richardson , a distinguished British doctor , denounced the evils of drinking tea . 

Regan ( 1983 : 268 ) quotes the philosopher Richard Hare who in his article ` Justice and equality " denounces those obsessed with asking about their rights ; they will , 

It is hotly defended with the same fervour that denounces white demands for ` same race " schooling as a repellent manifestation of racism . 

He denounced efforts to ` organise a political strike on the eve of the congress " , the country 's supreme legislative body . 

Kim denounced the move as a " betrayal of our people … a kind of coup d'etat " and demanded immediate elections in order to let the people judge the agreement . 

On Dec. 7 the Islamic Conference Organization ( ICO ) denounced the affair as a " heinous crime " . 

The Israeli government denounced the book as a " lot of lies " and attempted unsuccessfully to suppress its publication in Canada and the USA . 

Having denounced the election as a ` stinking farce " designed to hand Cambodia over to Vietnam , they have suddenly warmed to the democratic ideal and are now denouncing the CPP for resisting the result . 

There were press reports of Argentine Army experts denouncing Richter as a ` fake scientist " and his alleged discoveries as a ` colossal bluff " . 

On May 17 Chamlong denounced Suchinda as a dictator at a rally in Sanam Luang Square attended by an estimated 150,000 people . 

The chief defence lawyer , Bruce Cutler , denounced the prosecution as a further episode in an unwarranted vendetta against his client by the US government . 

Iraq announced on Aug. 5 that it had started to withdraw its forces from Kuwait , a claim which prompted US President George Bush publicly to denounce Saddam Hussein as a liar . 

Thousands of Palestinians fled their jobs in Israel and returned home , denouncing the shootings as a massacre of innocents , and calling on Arabs to observe three black days of mourning . 

He denounced democracy as a psychopathic expression of inferiority and compromise as an aberration that must be crushed out of existence . 

Malekith returns to Ulthuan and denounces his own mother as a Slaanesh worshipper . 

But he immediately faced opposition from a fellow Maronite , the Christian army commander Gen Michel Aoun , who denounced Muawad as a Syrian puppet and claimed his election was unconstitutional . 

They denounced the regime as a system based on personal power , and in Kennedyesque terms suggested that a man born in the nineteenth century was out of touch with contemporary concerns . 

Both the Albanian government and the opposition parties denounced the departures as an attempt to disrupt the March 31 elections . 

But the conservatives , fearing a Mitterrand manoeuvre to split them , have denounced the proposed reforms as an attempt to distract voters . 

Only a few leaders like Lenin denounced the entire conflict as an imperialist war , useful only in hastening the terminal crisis of capitalism . 

Christianity was the justification of conquest and exploitation : Atahualpa had died a convert ; from the scaffold his nephew Tupac Amaru had denounced the religion of his ancestors as a fraud . 

He denounced the old religion as the Lie and called on men to worship the deity whom he called Ahura Mazdah , the wise Lord , who stood for the Truth . 

The sceptics denounce the power of thought as a way of ending violence and war . 

TROOPS were reported to be patrolling the streets of the Romanian capital , Bucharest , yesterday as evidence mounted of a massacre in the town of Timisoara at the weekend and East and West moved to denounce the brutal clampdown by the regime 's security forces . 

She had chosen for herself the human equivalent of sackcloth and ashes , and she denounced herself for a masochist . 

In 1870 the architect James Cubitt denounced the Gothic design for chapels as being as ` undesirable as it is inappropriate " for Protestant worship . 

His prestige stood high , and it made a sensation when he denounced the CPP for corruption and waste . 

Mr Wakil denounced Mr Najibullah for cowardice in trying to flee and said he had been forced to resign as head of the ruling Watan ( Homeland ) Party . 

Mahathir denounced industrialized nations for criticizing logging in southern states , when it was they who were mainly responsible for global warming . 

Mary Whitehouse denounced it for encouraging in-corridor insurrection , while Russell Knott from the National Association Of Schoolmasters complained that it made the teachers look like twats . 

The audience heard Paisley denounce Soper for his blaspheming , the Methodist Church for not opposing them , and the government for misusing the law to punish legal protest . 

According to Vergil , Gloucester announced to a meeting of the council that the Woodvilles were using witchcraft against him and then formally denounced Hastings for his involvement before calling in men at arms to arrest him . 

They heard Jack Jones , the former transport workers ' union leader , condemn British pensions as the worst in Europe and denounce means-testing for pensioners . 

About 1,000 marched on the French embassy to denounce support for the Arab peace plan which brought Mr Muawad to power on Sunday . 

Defying Saudi Arabia 's ban on political demonstrations during the haj , Iranian pilgrims held a rally outside Mecca in which they denounced America for the catastrophes facing the Islamic world . 

They left after about an hour , without seeing Koffigoh , who denounced their actions in a broadcast later in the day . 

Col Gaddafi remained silent on the crisis , leaving his number two , Major Abdul Salam Jalloud , to denounce the sanctions in familiar terms as a Western conspiracy against the Islamic world . 

In 1902 J. Compton Rickett , Liberal MP for Scarborough and a wealthy coal merchant , denounced Gothic architecture in his book , The Free Churchman of To-Day . 

MacBride toured the United States denouncing British policy in Ireland and Africa , and then lived in Paris until an amnesty allowed him to return to Dublin . 

The public figures who denounced China in June are now sounding more conciliatory notes . 

Milne 's crime was to denounce systematic corruption in North Eastern Labour and Trade Union politics . 

He suddenly realised that it was Diana who had denounced him in the anonymous phone call . 

They broadcast a statement reaffirming the army 's support for the process of democratization and denouncing the delays in the electoral process . 

` Far worse are those who denounce evil ways in the language of a Hercules ; and after discoursing on virtue , prepare to practise vice . " 

In September 1966 he travelled to Cambodia to denounce American intervention in the region . 

Communist Party leader Marchais denounced the students in these words , ` The pseudo-revolutionaries of Nanterre and anywhere else labour in vain , they will change nothing of historical reality " ( quoted Posner , 1970 ) . 

Reacting against the enthusiasm with which so many people , including Whig friends and colleagues like Charles James Fox , greeted the outbreak of the French Revolution , Burke denounced democracy in vehement terms . 

There is no wall throughout the strip that is not covered with black or red painted inscriptions that call for action and revenge , and denounce the peace-seekers in Washington . 

The European Communities ( EC ) denounced the coup on April 8 . 

President Roh Tae Woo denounced the assault on Chung and called for a crackdown on student unrest . 

The hierarchy , however , mounted stiff resistance and publicly denounced any attack on ecclesiastical privileges and property . 

And , in the Commons , Mr Major denounced the top German on the Commission as ` silly and ill-informed . " 

In the days prior to Chaovalit 's resignation , officers appeared on the Army 's Channel 5 television station to denounce attacks on their former commander . 

Those who move too hastily to denounce homosexuality across race and class as essentially or only exploitative , sentimental , or racist betray their own homophobic ignorance . 

He was forever denouncing me during Parliamentary Questions in the most lurid terms but the denunciations were invariably so protracted that even his own side lost interest . 

It is like Hegel 's notion of the beautiful soul which denounces the world from which it has withdrawn to avoid having to recognise the extent of its participation in its disorder . 

He managed to escape to denounce the coup from hiding : ` With protectors like that , who needs enemies ? " 

Worst of all , he was readily confused with another Michael Joyce who denounced a priest to the Black and Tans . 

But we were concerned now to keep our barge arrangements secret from the Friends of the Tourists , for they could easily thwart us , if they chose to , by denouncing our plans to the authorities . 

Some of his own priests at Canterbury denounced him to the King for heresy . 

It was almost impossible to think that a couple of hours ago she 'd have climbed on the rostrum in the Forum and denounced Prince Nicolo Sabatini to all of Rome . 

The Association of Combatant Clergymen , associated with Islamic radicals , denounces tentative moves towards the West as a betrayal of Khomeini . 

A proponent of liberation theology , he strongly denounced the prevailing order within Haiti , his targets including the army , the church and the influence of the USA . 

There are many more definitions of art besides Tolstoy 's own and those which he denounced . 

The task of the theorist is to uncover , and where necessary to denounce , the theoretical-political implications of all discourse whatever ’ …

Trade-union leaders , hailed in the press as industrial statesmen during the period of the fiat-rate wage policy , were now denounced as over-mighty tyrants . 

Britain seemed at times to be close to open class war ; Mrs Thatcher denounced ` the enemy within " . 

Speakers denounced ` anti-Communist theories that questioned the legitimacy of socialism . " 

On January 21st Muslim leaders from all over the country gathered in Bradford to denounce ` military aggression against Iraq " . 

In any case , there was more than enough to do in repairing the faults of the existing system and correcting the injustices which they and their predecessors had been denouncing since the 1920s . 

On 3 April Lenin returned from exile , travelling from Switzerland on a sealed train provided by the German Foreign Ministry , and denounced ` revolutionary defencism " as tantamount to supporting a ` predatory imperialist war " . 

I reckoned he was the minister Clare was planning to denounce and I set about trying to discover his secret for myself . " 

We understand why he had come to the House today to denounce freeloading for the rich . 

I was beginning to fear that the preamble to the hon. Gentleman 's speech was part of the delaying tactic that he denounces . 

A few hours later , a statement by Koffigoh was broadcast , denouncing " undisciplined " elements . 

On Nov. 15 Radio Mogadishu reported that a large crowd of pro-Aydid demonstrators had marched on the UN office to denounce " foreign interference " . 

The decision ended a trial which the government of Mexico had repeatedly denounced as illegal on the grounds that the defendant had been forcibly abducted and taken to the USA in violation of the US-Mexican extradition treaty . 

Though for years denounced as a cheap copy of Springsteen , Mellencamp sounds remarkably human on both his new CD , Whenever We Wanted , and in an astonishingly open interview with the American edition of Esquire magazine . 

Surrogacy is frequently denounced as an exploitation of the surrogate mother , but the idea that the exploitation is increased if she receives payment is surely paradoxical . 

The opposition to business monopolies has always been more muted than the opposition to labour monopolies , which businessmen and women have vociferously denounced as the root of all evil . 

Mr Amanullah Khan , chairman of the JKNLF , told a press conference in Rawalpindi that Ms Sayeed should not be condemned for the crimes of her father , whom he denounced as a traitor . 

The first Macedonia most people know about was the Macedon of King Philip , denounced as an alien tyrant by Demosthenes of Athens in some of the greatest speeches ever written , the Philippics . 

The Commons row took place against the background of a report compiled by Trent Regional Health Authority on the children 's ward where Allitt worked , denounced as a ` whitewash " by Ms Alexander . 

He sticks to his post at the university -- where he gets attacked as a liberal by the hard-line whites , and denounced by the violent blacks as he steers his genuinely multi-racial ship on its course . 

It severely limited the right of free speech , a fact denounced both by fascists and communists . 

As such it was certain to be seen as a global cartel , and it was in fact denounced by individual European governments and the EC Commission as being in contravention of GATT . 

The Social Democrats called a general strike in protest ( denounced by the leadership of the Petrograd Soviet as mob rule ) , which the Russian Governor General banned , promising to put down all disorders by force . 

Some Social Democrats analysed Russia as partly an Asiatic mode of production , a position denounced by Lenin , who insisted on the fully capitalist character of the Russian economy and hence its ripeness for socialist agitation . 

Deputies from the Baltic republics , some of which have passed laws denounced by Moscow 's Supreme Soviet as unconstitutional , saw this as an attempt to limit their sovereignty . 

Although denounced by the SDPJ as an entirely cosmetic guarantee , the non-military usage pledge laid the foundation for Komeito 's acceptance of the Gulf package . 

Its short history provided one album , denounced for a dubious cover by the popular press , and a huge concert in Hyde Park in early June . 

But he was now , and only now , moving towards the rejection of those mutual accommodations between king and Church , which the Hildebrandine party in the Church had been denouncing for twenty years . 

In the House of Commons , Douglas Hurd went out of his way to exculpate the ` other governments " ( Syria and Iran ) which his colleague Paul Channon had denounced in March 1989 . 

Mr Asquith continued by denouncing in serious terms the action of the Press . 

Rodríguez denounced on Aug. 17 the " massive trade " in Paraguayan children , claiming that up to seven children were sold abroad every week for US$7,000 each . 

They were soon denounced to the authorities but escaped with the printed sheets up the Rhine to Worms , where the New Testament was published in 1526 . 

A stern economic austerity programme , imposed in August , was based on anti-inflationary monetary and fiscal policies which Fujimori had denounced during his election campaign [ see pp. 37650-51 ] . 

Tyndale was denounced as a heretic to the Bishop 's Chancellor , who ` threatened him grievously , reviling and rating him as though he were a dog " . 

The attack was denounced by the Hungarian government , which called on the Romanian authorities to stop such " terrorist acts " . 

In October 1990 a proposed customs union and a protocol to end passport restrictions between Turkey and northern Cyprus was denounced by the Cyprus government as further proof of the gradual annexation of northern Cyprus by Turkey . 

His message was denounced by the UNIP secretary-general Alexander Grey Zulu as " the work of one indisciplined soldier " who had " no friends or supporters in what he announced " . 

The priest had to be denounced by his parishioners ; many with concubines would have escaped challenge . 

The agreement was denounced by Portugal which had always rejected Indonesia 's claim to its former colony . 

The treaty was denounced by Israel , which claimed that it marked the virtual annexation of Lebanon by Syria . 

Unlike most earlier films on the subject , such as the American ` Longtime Companions " , which were primarily pleas for compassion , a film can now show an AIDS victim who is denounced for his duplicity . 

The dissident leaders abroad are denounced for ` national betrayal " . 

He had been denounced ( rather unfairly ) for assisting the recruitment of the romusha forced labour to a total of perhaps 500000 . 

In particular , P. Souvestre and M. Allain are virulently denounced for producing pernicious detective stories in which the fight against crime is insidiously transformed in the reader 's mind into the struggle against the revolution . 

While mill bosses were accustomed to being denounced for having ` bits on the side " , he wanted no-one to think that he had fathered this particular child . 

Nevertheless , the veto was widely denounced as politically partisan , on the basis that any overall increase in registration was thought likely to favour the Democratic Party . 

Printers who refuse to print some particular item in a newspaper are denounced as wreckers , and as a threat to the freedom of the press . 

Peacock 's remark was widely denounced within Australia as racist in tone and intent , and concern over the issue was expressed by the Japanese government on March 20 . 

The SDRP denounced their confiscation as " political revenge " . 

A crowd estimated by foreign media sources to be 30,000 people heard speakers denounce the " corruption of the PAIGC 's leadership " and accuse the police and security services of human rights abuses . 

He denounced the ‘ vainglorious erections … of … gorgeous edifices with … lofty and defiant spires ’ because they proved that Nonconformity had become ‘ tainted with the spirit of the world ’ . 

The Lords were more diehard , as they had been ever since 1911 , but unless their powers were restored they would denounce the government in vain . 

" A critic is entitled to dip his pen in gall for the purpose of legitimate criticism : and no one need by mealy-mouthed in denouncing what he regards as twaddle , daub or discord " . 

They furiously denounced a so-called ` Economist " heresy among Social Democrats for fostering such a switch in priorities and insisted on the primacy of the political task . 

In the NUM a left-wing spokesman like Arthur Scargill advocated a broad pay increase of up to 80 per cent , and denounced local incentive schemes accepted in most coalfields as a means of increasing productivity . 

Complaining that a recent photograph showed him with an unrecyclable styrofoam coffee cup , he denounced it as ` politically incorrect " . 

Such harsh realities made the dream of parity , and still more of equality , seem remote , and allowed later critics to denounce it as a sham . 

The Kosovo section of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia ( LCY ) denounced the July 2 declaration as a secessionist attempt to subsume the province within a " Greater Albania " . 

In the Supreme Soviet debate following Ryzhkov 's May 24 address radicals and conservatives alike denounced the market reform proposals as ill-conceived . 

It denounced Mr Lawson as ` This bankrupt Chancellor " and called for his dismissal . 

The pro-Iraq Arab countries denounce the outcome of the Cairo summit . 

And he angrily denounced the Labour Party amendment demanding a delay in bringing back the Bill as a ` fraud " . 

But in last night 's debate on the boat people , Labour 's junior foreign affairs spokesman , Mr George Foulkes , denounced compulsory repatriation as despicable and heartless . 

The minority of moderate socialists at the Congress denounced the seizure of power and walked out . 

Speaking from his holiday home in Kennebunkport on July 12 , Bush angrily denounced the Senate 's decision and reaffirmed his full confidence in his nominee . 

So I 've denounced them and there was n't even any point to it . 

The Anglican clergy campaigned actively on behalf of Tory candidates , denouncing their Whig rivals as enemies to the Church and State . 

Besides publishing pamphlets and organizing petitions , he brought out a short-lived newspaper , the Flying Eagle ( November-December 1652 ) , in which he denounced the abuses of the day . 

The extreme right had adopted a bellicose attitude and had denounced the Americans ; they had no faith in the Joint Commission and were opposed to any form of trusteeship . 

However , on May 11 Iraqi radio had broadcast a statement by these councils denouncing the forthcoming Kurdish elections . ) 

In 1901 the question of the Sovereign 's Accession Declaration and Coronation Oath became public when Edward VII , with his High Church views , let it be known that he thoroughly detested the clauses denouncing the Mass . 

Supporters from his reforming days have deserted him ; some have denounced him . 

This leads Levinas to denounce the inability of theory , in its drive to comprehension and representation , to do justice to any radical exteriority . 

No longer is Mr Seselj given the freedom of the airwaves to denounce it . 

Colorado airport officials recently passed a resolution denouncing it . 

Some carried painted blood-stained banners denouncing the Party , and cried ` shame , shame " . 

After the shooting , Joaquin Villalobos , an FMLN leader , was quick to denounce the police , saying that ` this is the kind of thing we thought was over . " 

Although Thatcherism denounced past policies , it affected to return to past philosophy . 

Once the foreign troops had gone , the Scottish Parliament denounced Popery , forbade the celebration of Mass , and introduced a Protestant confession of faith . 

In his moral-philosophical works Cicero frequently denounces pretence . 

The Children 's Society denounced the proposals , which could cost up to £75 million , as a ‘ knee jerk reaction ’ given figures suggesting the number of persistent young offenders could be as low as 100 . 

Iosseliani did not deny that anti-Gamsakhurdia forces , reportedly Mekhedrioni members , had opened fire , neither did he denounce them . 

Slater takes pains to denounce violence , explaining that an incident at a rock concert last year was an act of self-defence . 

Do your shoulders creak if you swing your arms round in circles ? 

She swung her arms above her head and cracked her hand on a low beam . 

He swung his head like an animal that suddenly intuits a reason for fear . 

When the driver swung his head to face her , he shrugged and the man 's features cracked into a smile of false teeth . 

He had swung his head round , glaring at me , his eyes hard as glass . 

Furious , she swung her head away , not knowing what to answer . 

A gleaming white horse stopped eating from the manger and swung his head towards me , whickering a little . 

Flex the foot and swing the leg forwards and backwards 5 times . 

As the youth in the crash-helmet doubled over , Quinn hoisted him off his machine , swung his own right leg over it , engaged gear and gunned the engine . 

Marler , five feet seven , perched his backside on Paula 's desk and swung his legs . 

She swung her shapely legs inside and began talking as he switched on the ignition . 

Fearon swung his legs to the floor , put his hands on the edge of the bed and grimaced up at her . 

She handed him his denim jacket and swung her legs out of the car . 

When he realised his mammy was at the door , he swung his legs out of the chair and came rushing to greet her . 

Painfully , Christine swung her legs to one side until she was in a sitting position . 

As it does so , it swings its body slightly from side to side , like a machine-gunner raking the enemy ranks . 

She swung herself lightly from the jeep and walked slowly alongside the pool . 

Despite fitzAlan 's assurances that she would n't encounter a corpse , she held her breath with trepidation every time she swung her free hand in a groping semicircle . 

He sheathed the hologram blade , then , with a hand pressed against the bunched shoulder muscles , swung his left arm in a wide overhead circle . 

Without thought , Theda threw off the covers and swung her feet to the floor . 

Shelley suddenly swung his luminous face towards me , sat quickly down on a chair , sticking out one leg and resting a hand on his thigh , clearly inviting me to hold the floor awhile . 

He swung himself around the turn at the bottom of the stairs and raced blindly along the lower corridor . 

Trent swung himself over to the settee so that she would n't have to shout . 

Jimmy swung himself down , and lifted the shopping bag out of the cart . 

The horse slacked his pace , swung his neck down to ease the tension in it , and relaxed his tail . 

He gave a brief nod , and swung himself down the companionway . 

Ian shook himself free from his bunk , pulled on his flannels and swung himself up the companionway and on to the deck . 

Her loose hair swung forward and enclosed her face like a pair of golden doors . 

I saw Sophie swing lithely on to a bus before it stopped moving . 

After August 31st , SCO will no longer sell or ship the product , passing all orders , inquiries and support requests over to Cleo , a division of Interface Systems Inc specialising in IBM connectivity . 

Univel Inc will ship the English language version of UnixWare , its shrink-wrapped SVR4.2-based operating system , on 30th November to European distributors . 

This ban did not include Madeira and so British merchants were able to ship wine from Madeira to the American colonies . 

He said that France was still shipping the missiles to Argentina because they had signed a contract . 

Danish dairies have been shipping butter to Britain for over 100 years . 

THE US is planning to ship bomb-grade uranium to Romania despite fears that it may be working on a nuclear weapons programme . 

A longterm shutdown , however , could force BP to ship its oil around Cape Horn . 

It has also been slow in reacting to the threat posed by rival PC manufacturers shipping similar machines at lower prices . 

Seventy-two years ago , the Germans shipped Lenin in a sealed train , like a dangerous bacillus , from Switzerland to Petrograd to make a revolution . 

The Chief of Federal Police , Romeu Tuma , who was under investigation by the military police allegedly for favouring smugglers shipping coffee into Paraguay , announced on April 1 that he intended to resign . 

Along with the main cargo , however , Small Gains had shipped a quantity of tiles . 

The labels of the wine company are still to be seen today , and their wine is shipped by the Madeira Wine Company Lda . 

The skeleton was then shipped home for burial and the remainder deposited at the place of death . 

But it 's possible the antiques and art may have already been shipped out of the country . 

Corn was shipped along the Stroudwater canal to Oil Mill , although it may well be that the last half mile or so of the Painswick Stream was once navigable . 

The guns were being shipped to Jordan , although their end-user certificates were false and they were in fact destined for Iraq . 

A fine white wine was produced around Niort , St Jean d'Angely and La Rochelle and then shipped overseas from La Rochelle . 

The product began shipping to customers in Europe ( apart from the UK ) on May 18 , and North American and Far Eastern ships apart from Japan started on Thursday . 

The Vimy was dismantled on May 4 , 1919 and shipped to Newfoundland on May 8 , 1919 , safely installed on board the SS Glendoven along with the majority of the Vickers technical crew . 

He has recently bought and shipped to the UK one of the rare remaining Mooney M10 Cadets , which he flew solo from Los Angeles to Miami , the 2,267 nm journey taking almost two weeks . 

A systems management product and an X.400 messaging service will ship in the second half of the year . 

The Solair 10 model 41 will ship in May and is configured as the Sun box , the company says . 

It will ship with A/UX 3.0 , the new release of the company 's implementation of Unix . 

The product is not shipping yet , but it seems highly likely that when it is ready to go , DG will also announce support for the NeXTStep 486 object-oriented operating environment on its Dasher personal computers . 

Intel expects to ship ‘ hundreds of thousands ’ of Pentiums in 1993 , and reach a manufacturing rate of 1m in 1994 . 

Thatcher shipped out 100,000 of the Old Farmer 's Almanac tubes on Monday -- just in time to catch their customer 's filling lines in California . 

He crossed the road , thumped across a pasture , then dropped into a small valley where a tangle of thorns grew either side of a trickling brook . 

The thunder thumped from some nearer point , the glass vibrated in the window , and Cameron came out of his doze to find Menzies grinning quizzically at him and offering him some more claret . 

However , the kick enjoys a measure of success because it can literally curl around an otherwise effective guard and thump into the back of the opponent 's head . 

It will come over here in a minute , Lee had thought , and thump into the bed . 

The bullets thumped into the wet blanket in front of me , making it jump like there was a bear inside . 

Creggan thumped straight into him at speed , the sound of it travelling across the glen . 

Suddenly , the pole thumped so hard into an unseen object it almost dislodged Maggie . 

And sometimes , when the heaviest boulders thumped to the ground , I could feel the reverberations jolting the house . 

Bales of goods thumped from even blacker openings in the walls into barges at landing stages , and tiers of narrow windows rose upwards with all the hopefulness of blinded eyes seeking light . 

On the day of its creation he had his armourers fuse the suit directly to his body . 

Cover with a damp cloth and iron gently , fusing the woven ribbon to the interfacing . 

The hip and femur bones were fused together and no movement was possible at that joint . 

Half a universe away there had been another tunic cuff , the gold braid scorched and burned so that its imprint was fused on to the skin of his arm . 

` Parts of her clothing were fused to her body where they had melted on . 

But in using the Comtean notion of progress from superstition to science as the mental counterpart of Darwin 's physical progression from ape to man the Tylorians simply evaded the issue . 

But you always evaded this question , saying your allowance from home would not stretch to paying the extra rent . 

It is easier for a horse to evade going correctly because correct work is hard work , requiring effort . 

Fourth , until 1981 , trade unions could evade having to make any payments to their members on strike since they were in receipt of supplementary benefit . 

The Customs Service claimed that this was to prevent commercial traders evading duty by importing goods as private individuals . 

Chalker said , however , that the Sudanese government was evading its responsibilities in the organization of the relief operation . 

The poorwill evades this risk by hibernating in the crevice of a rock wall , which it returns to year after year . 

The Inland Revenue is investigating allegations that huntsmen are evading paying tax on a million pound trade in animal skins . 

Even with the legal penalties that exist , people go to great lengths to avoid paying taxes legally by finding loopholes in the tax laws ; or they evade taxes by illegally cheating the tax authorities . 

Many woman-centred psychologists evade this difficulty , because they choose to work outside psychology , in women 's studies , or outside academia , in practically-oriented women 's organizations . 

Usually she tried to evade such duties , by hanging around in the bathroom or in her bedroom ; she loathed the tedious , repetitive business of the house . 

For in each instance the problem of expansion was solved or evaded in a different way , and produced as a result towns with very different characteristics . 

They see social security staff as biased and prejudiced against the poor and only too ready to evade their responsibility to help . 

The statutory weekly bath was usually evaded , but about once a fortnight Mr Sugden grudgingly produced a papier-mâché moon-bath . 

He should have seen the face of his right hon. Friend the Member for Finchley when he evaded answering a question about the word " federal " .

She was chewing savagely on something , making nasal snarling sounds as she ripped the thing apart with her sharp teeth . 

It was also the mortal enemy of horses and would rip them apart in seconds with its mighty talons . 

Trolls are not very intelligent , but they are extremely strong , and can easily rip a man apart with their bare hands . 

She ripped a cushion cover into strips and used them to make a gag . 

Suddenly he reached across and snatched the photograph out of the Woman 's hand , ripping it in half and dropping the pieces on the floor . 

Kruger 's hand trembled on the Luger , he wanted to kill Lais , rip her beautiful laughing throat to pieces . 

If piranhas can rip a horse to pieces in no time , surely even a seven foot long otter offers little challenge ? 

The same basic principle is used for the tearing apart of Miguel , who has been bitten and gone over to the zombies , letting them into the compound -- though they still rip him to shreds . 

Everywhere French flags were ripped in half and trampled on and great gangs of young soldiers joined together to shout and curse the very name of France . 

And when eventually the colobus had been ripped into pieces , and the forest went quiet , he pointed out the way the chimps shared their spoils with their nearest relatives . 

In his head he saw the hung sheets dotted with coal-smuts torn from their pegs and ripped into bandages as they sailed above the foxgloves . 

The Dionysian comes from Dionysius , the god of wine and fertility , who was worshipped with drunken orgies in the woods at which nonparticipants were ripped to pieces .

Then somebody got ripped apart by a diseased ferret , but only , alas , in my 90 - minute dream .

The revolution has ripped thousands of Cuban families apart , not the least of which is Castro 's own .

On top of the many sacrifices public servants already must make -- disclosure , lower pay , restrictions on what they can do after they leave -- they must increasingly bank on being gratuitously ripped apart by a totally politicized confirmation process .

The next morning , we awakened to find huge trees in the street , shattered glass on the sidewalks , and cafe awnings ripped in two .

'' I think it 's time for us to that are dividing America and ripping us apart , `` he declared in committee .

Marshall ( Harve Presnell , sounding like Bob Dole ) has ordered it out of a Lincolnesque compassion for all the families ripped apart by war .

well it it takes up less room i mean you you set the wood down and you move the saw whereas if you 're ripping wood you 're probably better off with a a table saw

Duncan looked at him , immediately disliking who was obviously responsible for his present situation . 

She feels at home here while disliking England which seems foreign and represents boarding school . 

Subtract -20 as a penalty from any character whose player specifically states that his character is using Bluff or some similar skill ; Thadeus favours the straightforward approach and strongly dislikes people who behave otherwise . 

Universities dislike students who change courses in the middle of a year . 

Had n't he already said that he disliked women who threw themselves at him ? 

This is work which the majority of section police see themselves as unsuited for and dislike when they have to do it . 

It is well known that I disliked what was in the first three-year letter of intent , but I wholly approved of the principle . 

Even the most avid mycologists dislike being shot over a chanterelle . 

C. For a long time the highlands and uplands of Scotland have disliked being so remote . 

Ideally , breakfast on half your daily portion of Fibre-Filler or have it mid morning if you dislike eating early in the day . 

He disliked teaching twice a week in the school because the children misbehaved . 

I dislike using them in conversation , for they can add a measure of artificiality to what should otherwise be casual . 

The report claims , however , that she dislikes using public transport , multi-storey car parks and driving on motorways . 

Many juniors resent more than one in three weekends being disrupted by work and dislike working a series of nights . 

When I heard Richard on the stairs , I emptied the ash tray into a drawer : he never smoked himself and disliked my doing so . 

Bolton stated that Spiers ` disliked his name being quoted in any way " and that it was ` difficult for his services to be adequately acknowledged " . 

` I 'm not getting stuffy , " retorted Edward , ` but I do dislike outsiders criticising something they do n't understand . 

I I I dislike the concern about the communication level between the general manager and the board . 

He particularly disliked their deep pessimism about the visible material world . 

In the Colonial Office , which disliked the raj as a constitutional anomaly , a swift voluntary abdication was hoped for . 

I told her how much I disliked Katherine Mansfield as a personality , and she faintly rebuked me : ` What I feel is that we should be so grateful to her . " 

Yoshida 's attitude to communism was pragmatic : while he disliked communism as an ideology , it was necessary to deal with the world that existed . 

We like some places and dislike others for reasons which are hard to understand . 

Jonah , disliking the task for unexplained reasons which might have had something to do with a fear of being stoned to death by the partying Ninevites , ran away . 

Conservatives disliked the Argentine government for being aggressive foreigners ; Labour men attacked it as ` a tin-pot fascist junta " . 

` I feel guilty , but I dislike my children intensely at times . " 

I dislike them in the way that I dislike Pre-Raphaelite things . 

Fourth , I slept with Tara once , years ago , then finished it because I dislike sex without commitment . 

Sustad does not give interviews because he dislikes reading about climbing about as much as he dislikes talking about it . 

It was not with love , or even affection , that she thought of him , and she disliked herself for not being able to find one little spark of normal feeling : it was guilt and horror that kept her awake through the nights . 

It would be wrong , however , to suggest that all the science students disliked the arts . 

One could scarcely blame her parents for disliking the connection . " 

He disliked the dead man , and stood to gain professionally by his death . 

That this is disliked by all policemen is well known ( Ericson 1982 : 5-6 ; Holdaway 1983 : 21 , 52 ; Manning 1977 : 160 ) . 

It is for this reason that these sorts of incident are particularly disliked by policemen and are marginalized to policewomen , wherever staffing levels allow . 

If Sir Kenneth had done a better piece of work , and been disliked by the City simply for being too tough in representing the interests of investors , would that have been enough to keep his job ? 

For Freud , antisemitism can not be explained fully in terms of the Jews being a minority group who are disliked by the host society because they are different . 

Again , in research terms , this campaign is heartily disliked by many : but to some , it evidently sells . 

While lectures were generally disliked as a teaching method , students generally felt happier about tutorials and skill sessions . 

The monthly days of fasting and humiliation were widely disliked and ignored . 

Of the six tasks , ironing is most disliked : three-quarters of the sample report a negative attitude . 

( It is not disastrous if it is disliked , but there need to be very strong compensating factors . ) 

Garlic was much disliked ; the amount of oil was heavily frowned upon , and Clara was enraptured by the spectacle of the profound and shocked indignation which greeted a certain sausage that appeared for lunch one day . 

The prospect of a hung parliament is also disliked strongly , with 87 per cent saying it would be bad for the country and 80 per cent bad for business . 

He believed his son disliked him and this he thought outrageous . 

The fellow 's smugness and unnecessary familiarity with Mala made me dislike him at once . 

Generally , most of the men did feel some guilt and disliked fiddling , but said , ` I do n't like it but I have to " . 

I thought the last thing you wanted was to have to spend more time than necessary in my company … seeing as you dislike me so much ? ” 

Although the Shah appointed Amini prime minster , he disliked US interference . 

“ The first playback to the A&R people is the thing I dislike most about the job , ” he concedes . 

Electric lighting too , though disliked by Haussmann because of its coldness and considered by him as suitable only for illuminating building works at night , was nevertheless used for decorative purposes . 

After 1714 the balance shifted to a point where the King and the Commons had something like mutual vetoes : the King chose the ministers and could normally be sure of not having to put up with a minister he disliked , but the Commons could reject a minister they disliked by refusing to vote for the taxes he proposed , thus pushing the King into dismissing him . 

The Metropolitan Police refer to work which they dislike as ` rubbish work " ( Policy Studies Institute 1983b : 64 ) , but in the RUC work which is disliked falls into three categories . 

SCREEN goddess Liz Taylor is furious that she is to be portrayed by Raquel Welch , the star she dislikes more than any other , in a film . 

` Her plan to discredit this politician you dislike so much , would it have achieved anything ? " 

By having such behavioural criteria for the truth of a third-person statement , such as ` He dislikes So-and-so , " we are able to determine whether someone has a correct understanding of the term in question . 

The American Ambassador was a short round man with a loud voice which Helen disliked very much . 

Even many voters who dislike and fear the Labour Party are tempted to register their disgust at the Tories ' failures by voting Liberal Democrat . 

Who 've actually come in to see the shows to get there point of view to say what they like and what they dislike . 

You can also defrost and clean your fridge and freezer with the Steamatic , making short work of what can often be a long and messy job . 

He defrosts a chicken in the tumble dryer and eats deep-pan pizza with marmalade and Rice Krispies for breakfast . 

Michael Barry gives plenty of advice on how to defrost a frozen bird plus clear roasting and carving instructions . 

Twenty-three miles away , at Number 14 , Maxstone Villas , Mrs Ada Gaily decided to defrost the refrigerator . 

Do n't wait until Christmas Eve to defrost the turkey -- it could take up to two days to thaw ! 

Once the machine has been defrosted there should be some means of disposing of the defrost water . 

I 've managed not to ruin the beef casserole and defrosted what I think is a plum crumble -- circa January 1986 . 

In the paddleboat we start right and weave a stylish course across the left of the rapid , dodging the holes . 

Herr Nordern wove unsteadily across the living-room into the bathroom and plunged his face into cold water . 

They wove across the metallic dunes , submerging themselves like roots , surfacing again , twitching , throbbing sluggishly . 

The manoeuvre was almost complete when the car started weaving across the road . 

You weave uncertainly along the road at first , but soon you pick up speed and rush smoothly forward , and your heart leaps with joy at the mastery of the thing . 

Friday evening was spent mastering rhythm-changes on the piano and weaving cheerfully around the furniture in an Edinburgh tenement , and on Saturday and Sunday we all camped out in a School Dance Studio for movement sessions . 

They passed through the gate to the settlement , weaved between the new hides stretched on their frames , and ducked into the long-house . 

Lady Street was busy : there were even a few visitors about , weaving between the parked vans and lorries . 

He punched the air and yelled something as he weaved from side to side across the road , zig-zagging into the distance . 

Other drivers described how the Metro overtook a caravan and then started weaving from side to side . 

At the other end of the carriage someone started moving , coming towards her , weaving past the standing dead , eyes fixed on her . 

Lais led the three men down the steps from the courtyard and into the cellars , weaving through endless corridors past racks of fine wines and champagne . 

If you have ever watched a bat chase a moth , as both wing and weave through the evening air in amazing aerobatic gyrations , you will know how three-dimensional and accurate is their perception of this world . 

The car wove through the traffic on Hyde Park Corner and purred up Park Lane , the grime-grey hotels flashing by on the right . 

Our aircraft leads the way whilst the second weaves to left and right to cover our tail . 

The man ducked , weaving to his left so that Trent 's fist caught him high on the right cheek . 

She weaved towards it , finding her vision blurring , her legs beginning to go weak . 

But as I ploughed through the trough in the snow , a lone figure came weaving drunkenly towards me . 

At the approach of any intruder -- even a human being bringing food -- she would screech , raise her wings in threat , weave about and retreat into a corner . 

She thought they must be drunk , they were weaving about so much . 

Do n't change lanes unexpectedly or weave in and out of slow-moving traffic . 

A friend of the band weaved in and out of the crowd , recording their performance on a video camera . 

The crowds weaved around the barrow boys selling Christmas wrapping paper and ribbon and those party-popper things which went bang and sent streamers of shredded Hong Kong daily newspapers across the room . 

` OK , Patsy , " he mumbled as his young brother weaved round him . 

Then I 'm along again in the mist , weaving up compact , slabby walls of granite , peppered with small , positive holds , but devoid of protection . 

There were one or two adults at the centre of each , directing operations ; elders , stooped and greying , weaving about on the periphery ; and in between , aunts and uncles and cousins and assorted offspring yammering and pawing each other . 

They wove off through the theatre crowd , bending and bowing together . 

Lampard 's drivers weaved and dodged , scattered and spread , while their gunners fired snap bursts . 

I could n't wait for him to get here and yet when he tooted his car horn I suddenly clutched Mum and did n't want to go after all .

When Feargal tooted his car horn , she said her farewells and went out to join him .

Somewhere outside the park a motorist tooted his horn , the anger muted by distance .

Wishing that her friend were sometimes not quite so outspoken , Laura suppressed a small sigh before they heard the noise of wheels crunching on gravel , and a car horn being tooted impatiently .

The program takes you on a drive with Noddy in his little yellow car around ToyTown , visiting friends , interacting with them and occasionally tooting your horn .

AT A drive-in church in Los Angeles religious motorists toot once for Amen and twice for Hallelujah .

She had seen him on the telly -- he had been on the early evening news tooting his trumpet .

One day I was walking down Bedford Street in Belfast city centre and this bloke pulled over in his car and started tooting his horn .

You hear the rattle of gunfire here as often as you hear cars tooting their horns .

` I 've told her again and again to toot her horn before crossing the main corridor , " grumbled the Headmaster .

He went out to his car carrying his jazzy jacket and tooted as he drove away .

Nor were they concerned by drivers who tooted horns as they sped past .

Add a tablespoon of media and voila -- the perfect setting for two of the centres to toot their horns by claiming discovery of an analogue to AIDS in monkeys .

The Fiend is an elemental entity of Evil from the Warp , which can be magically bound and commanded in various ways by powerful Evil wizards . 

` Look at this skin ! " commands Dame Edna Everage , grabbing my hand for an exploratory stroke . 

` Attention on the upper deck , " commanded the disembodied voice . 

In fact Christ explicitly commanded his disciples to proclaim the Kingdom . 

This manoeuvre exposed the Russian Fifth Army 's flank to Auffenberg 's Fourth Army , still advancing northward , so Conrad commanded it to turn about and strike at the left flank of the Russian Third Army . 

She was kidnapped by the storm god but the other gods commanded LOKI to retrieve her , for they all began to age rapidly without her supervision . 

But time was when she could have commanded a grown man to do her errands and pay her debts . " 

The artillery Colonel jerked round , stared at Rebecque for an instant , then bellowed his own orders , but instead of ordering a killing volley into the tall rye , he commanded his men to retreat . 

The greatest love a man can have for his friends is to give his life for them and you are my friends , if you do what I command . 

` Tell me you like it , Mademoiselle de Courmont , " he commanded , with a disdainful smile , ` tell me what it is you want . 

" Get your hand higher up , " he commanded , tapping the boy 's knuckles with the cane . 

` You will now tell me about your mission , " he commanded harshly . 

` Now the shotgun , " he commanded , his glittering black eyes never leaving Grant 's . 

Newspaper support of political parties is nowadays volunteered , it is not commanded . 

The dog is commanded to sit and if he does n't do it the first time , he is pushed gently into position . 

In 1255 the warden was commanded to pay the smith 25 marks a year out of the revenues of his bailiwick for 25,000 quarrels , which he was to keep safely for the king 's use . 

So the Old Testament people were commanded to give a proportion of their talents and money to God as love offerings , thank offerings , sin offerings . 

The people were commanded to assemble and were faced with a simple choice : ` Elijah stepped forward and said to the people , ` How long will you sit on the fence ? 

When Andrewes died early in the next reign , King Charles commanded that his sermons be published . 

The Pharisees had asked why Moses commanded that a man give his wife a certificate of divorce . 

The centurion … commanded that they which could swim should cast themselves first into the sea and get to land . 

Four months after the People 's Liberation Army stormed central Peking with the loss of hundreds of lives , few can have any doubt about the party 's determination to enforce this Maoist maxim .

Three partygoers then stormed the police car in an attempt to free Willis and the other man .

US information was that about 150 of Gen Morgan 's men stormed Kismayu on Monday and fought forces of a rival warlord , Omer Jess .

Sivarasan ( also known as Raja Arumainayagam or " One-Eyed Jack " ) shot himself through the head as police stormed his hideout in a suburb of the southern city of Bangalore .

Twenty-two poll tax protestors have stormed a Council Office in Northampton and held the Borough Treasurer hostage .

Indian soldiers stormed Kashmir 's police headquarters in Srinagar , which had been taken over by striking policemen .

Clad in black ski-masks , the attackers stormed the Oldham Street bar just after closing time , and forced staff to lie face down on the floor .

Fed up with male drunkenness , local women held anti-booze demonstrations , then stormed bars and shops that sell arrack -- a fiery spirit , popular in India -- breaking bottles and setting the stuff ablaze .

These events led directly to Carter 's most testing challenge when in November 1979 a gang of young Muslim revolutionaries stormed the American embassy in Tehran and seized about 100 Americans .

Gay activists stormed the San Francisco set of the movie during filming last year , accusing the script of being homophobic and sexist .

They later stormed the house and rescued the child -- but missed their prey .

The camp was stormed , and enormous booty taken ; Thebes surrendered after a short siege , and the chief Theban collaborators were taken by Pausanias back to the Isthmus and there put to death .

An outstretched fist could eclipse the sun that burned them by day .

Gold-edged clouds sailed in a sea of cold blue sky , violently eclipsed by sleet-scudding showers slashing up Loch Torridon .

She tweaked the pale blue hat she was wearing with a look of satisfaction and walked into the café to a table in a corner . 

The scientists exchanged weary looks and glanced back to check on their comrade .

They were genial enough and we exchanged pleasantries until the leading galleon said , ` Do you believe in destiny ? "

` I must get a move on too , " declared Travis , and while he delayed to exchange one or two pleasantries with his cousin , Leith hotfooted it out of there .

The door of the house opened , and she heard a few words exchanged between David and his grandmother .

Now that the climax of tension has passed and we have exchanged commitments with the American government , it will be very difficult for the Americans to interfere .

Champagne glasses frozen in mid-air , Charles and her father exchanged glances , then turned to stare at Guy .

Karelius ' infrequent remarks were exchanged exclusively with Moreau .

They started exchanging recollections of older pageants in their own home towns .

Amy and I exchanged speaking eyelids -- it was the use of the word ` accused " .

Before she could struggle to her feet , Diana neatly sidestepped her bruised stepmother and marched off without a word or a backward glance . 

When the free-kick eventually took place , Irwin sidestepped a defender and squared the ball for Paul Ince , whose shot was blocked by Monkou . 

Earlier , he had tried to sidestep his detractors this week by announcing he was in favor of the strike .

Just having a think , " Aunt Tossie said when Nicandra roused her with a gentle nudge . 

She had drifted off , and had been fast asleep for some hours when the sound of someone 's keeping their finger pressed on her doorbell roused her from a deep sleep . 

When Alice roused herself , it was with the realization that her husband was already in the house . 

O'Neill had been asleep for three hours when he was roused by someone shaking him fiercely by the shoulder . 

I was roused from a deep sleep feeling dry in the mouth and hungover . 

Hours later Paige was roused from a deep sleep by a hand on her shoulder . 

The coolness of the water roused me from my reverie , and I left the bath and decided to telephone Toby Greenslade . 

About five o'clock we were roused by the distant thudding of an engine . 

The next morning he was roused early by the clanging of the priory bells . 

The following morning Creggan was roused from half-sleep by the loud and urgent calling of an eagle . 

Whoever she was living with , roused by the smell of burning , had come downstairs to discover her slumped across the hearth with her head pressed up against a glowing electric fire . 

Henry shook his head ; he had clearly abandoned all pretence of trying to rationalize the situation .

The child may rationalise the situation by saying that the family is the only family he or she knows and thereby acquire a psychic balance .

Once parents start to try and rationalize the situation , over-compensate or feel guilty about their children not liking each other , the situation will only get worse .

` I have heard him criticising his players as not good enough and trying to rationalise their situation to dampen expectations back home .

Almost as soon as Mary had gone he began to rationalise his behaviour .

We rationalise enthalpy/entropy compensation with reference to the energy-well diagrams illustrated in Figure 4 .

British fascism was to come close to being rationalized as the political revolt of the romantic imagination in the twentieth century .

If you rationalise it by saying I do n't want a row because I 've got so much on my plate , it usually bounces back at you , often in an amplified form .

It also recaptured Jerusalem , but the overheads proved unrealistic after a couple of years , and following a period of restructuring the Crusaders rationalised Jerusalem to the Saracens .

Marxism rationalized Ceauşescu 's resentments against the new Romania of the inter-war period , but it did not abolish his pre-modern attitudes .

We rationalise enthalpy/entropy compensations with reference to residual motions and torsional vibrations which make a larger entropic contribution to binding when -ΔH ≊ kT ( thermal energy at room temperature ) , than when -ΔH > kT .

Brian lived with a primitive terror of outer darkness which he rationalized as a fear of failure : this he further refined into a disinclination to live out of London .

A form of religion which can be rationalised to meet the needs of the foregoing , is not to be found anywhere in the whole vast accumulation of religions and sects that the world has yet produced .

In turn , those strategies of survival justified further discipline , strictures rationalized by the organization as a result of the assumed individual pathology of the lower ranks .

He rationalized his cowardice by telling himself that , after all , it was Hank 's headache , not his .

People rationalize by saying there will be a time to catch up with important relationships ( spouses , children , friends ) later .

This is important in practice because there are elements of traditional financial reports of governments that are not easily rationalized in terms of explicit users and their needs .

In the hands of Althusser and Habermas , the critique of ideology becomes not just a basis for pouring scorn on the thinkers who have rationalized an exploitative economic and class system .

The Ego is an expert at being defensive , at rationalising and justifying its own behaviour , at seeing itself as the hapless victim of a cruel , harsh world .

Whilst they may be able to rationalize what they have done , there is usually a strong element of disappointment about the broken relationship .

Such flouting of values , such wanton disregard for respectable priority , had often been remarked upon ; Mrs Maugham was wont to enlarge upon the theme by describing situations in which a suddenly-paralysed Mrs Hanney , unable to reach a phone to ring for a doctor , would expire before the inane cacklings of her own television set . 

Isabel loved her great-grandmother 's garden , although she had never known that lady , who had expired bearing her lord a son , the present Baron 's father . 

It is true that Edward V's one and only regnal year began on the day the previous sovereign expired , as did those of Henry VII and Henry VIII , Edward VI , Queens Jane , Mary I and Elizabeth I , James I , Charles I and James II . 

He gave a great sigh and if she had not known him better she might have thought , as he slumped forward , that he had expired on the spot . 

He said he 'd expire if he had to sit on that high stool much longer . 

You 're not giving me room to breath -- I shall probably expire through suffocation . 

A pheasant exploded out of the whin and the grey horse plunged and bolted , Andrew slipping , rolling off to one side . 

He gave a shriek that should have woken the village ghosts , and bolted down the road , shivering puddles into glittering clouds around him . 

She finally found her voice , screaming as she bolted from the hideous life-form that was shaping even as she watched into the form , the outward appearance of a dead human . 

She bolted into a deep brake of ferns and , bending low , crept away and then sank down and crouched motionless , hoping the two men would n't find her . 

Hearing these words and seeing the speaker ride boldly toward him , the tiger was so alarmed that he turned tail and bolted into the forest . 

As the frightened boy bolted to Gooseneck 's side , there was a scream from Fishbane 's corner where an unwary Pole had reaped the consequences of turning her back to view the drama . 

When the London doctors finally granted him his freedom , he bolted like a child let out of school . 

When a fox bolted towards the hedgerow , the dogs barked furiously . 

Lavinia and Edward , the only married couple in the play , are quarrelling ( he had once again delineated the woes of marriage ) : " Eliot bolted up to the stage looking quite unsettled . 

Lynda , again typecast as a prostitute , confessed to the star , Jill Gascoine , that she thought the script was rubbish .

Babur thinks he looks like a film star , the sort who gets typecast as a rugged mountain trapper .

FEW actors enjoy being typecast but even fewer can do much about it .

He is on vacation in London with daughter Sally ( Thora Birch ) and wife Cathy -- played by Anne Archer who seems increasingly typecast as the loyal spouse .

Typecast as the well-scrubbed girl next door , Shue said `` Leaving Las Vegas '' offered the kind of characters actors want to portray but from which they are steered away by the Hollywood system .

He jabbed the metal rod hard into the man 's stomach and as he doubled up , brought it swiftly down on his exposed head . 

He began to shake his head in denial , but Chen jabbed the gun hard against his head , drawing blood . 

Now she jabbed the toe of her smart Italian shoe in the dog , who was snuffling about under the table . 

The woman jabbed her cigarette into the man 's face and he loosened his grip . 

` Outstanding my foot , " Myra said , jabbing a pin into Claudia 's leg in her indignation . 

I jab the pistol hard in his ribs and say , ` Do n't try nothing . 

He dropped to his knees , busying himself with adjusting the drop of the trousers from Tzann 's inside leg and fighting the irrational and childish desire to jab a pin into his testicles . 

Bird Alighting ( Peopeo Tholekt ) rode out to parley , but returned in consternation after one of the civilians repeatedly jabbed a rifle into his ribs . 

She jabbed two fingers into his eyes and he screamed and rolled off her , trying to rise to his feet , blinded by her attack .

` There , " Donna suddenly shouted , jabbing a finger against the glass .

` Outstanding my foot , " Myra said , jabbing a pin into Claudia 's leg in her indignation .

He straightened up from the binnacle and jabbed a finger painfully into my chest .

The woman jabbed her cigarette into the man 's face and he loosened his grip .

Bird Alighting ( Peopeo Tholekt ) rode out to parley , but returned in consternation after one of the civilians repeatedly jabbed a rifle into his ribs .

He jabbed the metal rod hard into the man 's stomach and as he doubled up , brought it swiftly down on his exposed head .

` Morris dancers and mudwater-medicine merchants ! " mouthed the Bishop 's secretary , jabbing his eyeglass in the playmaster 's face .

But Duvall smacked it dismissively aside and jabbed two steel-hard fingers at the base of Jimmy 's throat with a cold and precise disdain .

She took a deep breath , and jabbed her fingers into the gaping mouth .

Now she jabbed the toe of her smart Italian shoe in the dog , who was snuffling about under the table .

As her finger jabbed the button , suddenly a firm hand was on her sleeve .

He began to shake his head in denial , but Chen jabbed the gun hard against his head , drawing blood .

The man pocketed the wallet , and jabbed his foot down on the accelerator .

Covering the sprawled guards constantly , Mortimer hopped over the bodies and continued downwards , his men jabbing the bodies with bayonets to make sure .

This nanny worked in the big brewery down Manchester Road , capping the bottles and loading them into wooden crates . 

AN elderly couple suffered a ` sad and lingering " death after cowboy builders capped their chimney , preventing fumes from their coal-fired oven escaping , an inquest heard yesterday . 

Someone capped the chimney which served the flue from their Aga oven . 

Firemen had to wait for the mains to be turned off before engineers could cap the broken pipe . 

For a start , a flue which has had its fireplace closed , should also have had its chimney capped . 

Market makers took fright , presuming someone knew something they did not , and the price tumbled 30 p.c . 

For during the 1980s the world price of coal had tumbled dramatically . 

SKIING holidays will be cheaper than ever this year with some prices tumbling as low as £99 for a week . 

By early November , however , prices had tumbled to $1,603.50 a tonne ( for immediate delivery ) , and fell steadily as stocks rose to a record 315,600 tonnes in December . 

And with glass volumes down , prices have tumbled by 20pc in the three main markets Britain , Germany and America . 

HOUSE prices tumbled again last month , according to the latest survey by Nationwide Building Society published yesterday . 

Having posted shining results for years , Compaq recently warned that its second-quarter sales will be 15% down on 1990's figure , and that profits will tumble by close to 80% . 

While group profits tumbled from £38½m to £21m last year — after £6m of exceptional closure costs — both the other divisions turned in better figures . 

Pre-tax profits tumbled to £44.8m from £70m in 1991 as the group had to pay exceptional redundancy and related costs of £9.2m . 

ARCOLECTRIC 'S shares tumbled 20p to 113p on a fall in half year pre-tax profits from £320,000 to £128,000 . 

But , with turnover down 31 p.c. , the North American side tumbled from a £5½m profit to a £1.83m loss . 

For Blue Circle , cement volumes tumbled by 17 p.c. in Britain last year , and yet group profits fell by ` only " 36 p.c. and it could maintain its dividends without too much strain . 

He is trying to reschedule his £1.2 billion of debts after the net worth of his Heron group tumbled from £585m to just £100m last year . 

The Earls Court Boat Show last month saw the launching of a GPS set called the Pronav for £1,495 , including VAT , and other sets have begun to tumble in price . 

These Working Groups would undertake tasks of a practical nature and they could provide opportunities for people not attracted to committee work to become involved and make a contribution .

As the Centre develops it is hoped that the staff of social work agencies will undertake research projects in conjunction with it .

Tutors and students undertaking study for these programmes should familiarise themselves with these regulations .

For example , a vendor may refuse to undertake restrictive covenants as these were not mentioned in the heads of terms .

In recent years they have used commercial strategy consultants to undertake this work on behalf of their clients .

The two groups undertook preliminary skirmishes at the Zurich Congress of the International in 1893 .

To assess the predictive value of these features we undertook prospective surveillance of patients at high risk of primary melanoma .

Such direct measures were first undertaken in rural areas by the Development Commission , established in 1947 .

Many also undertook to meet monthly costs such as credit card and hire purchase repayments .

But Claire Fraser was out there and he had undertaken to find her and persuade her to come home .

Fifty years ago , the Japanese undertook their devastating attack on Pearl Harbor and World War Two took on a new dimension .

Also , domestication of dogs and cattle had been undertaken some twelve hundred years ago in southern Europe by Azilian hunters who had used dogs to corner their prey .

Computers have the ability to undertake masses of calculations very rapidly , they can perform a number of separate operations at one and the same time , and have the ability to store massive amounts of information .

This case study was undertaken over a period of two months through a series of day visits to the school .

Mrs Burford , who undertook one year of an A level art course at Darlington Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College and went to Hummersknott School , mostly paints pets and wildlife .

Basler have undertaken extensive modifications to the already capacious DC-3 cargo door .

Scottish litigation is undertaken in the Sheriff Court and there are two separate procedures : one for debts over £1000 called ordinary causes and one for debts of £1000 or less called summary causes .

Recently , for instance , West German trade unions undertook a campaign to secure the legal prohibition of the lockout during industrial disputes .

He had undertaken during his campaign to take this step , but was also believed to be under intense pressure from senior military personnel to reconsider this commitment .

The new body undertook to defend " the right of self-determination of oppressed peoples around the world " .

Importantly , stutterers were reported to have read most single words fluently .

Is there a particular person that you liked to , I mean , that read to you that you liked to hear ?

The training time was defined as the time required by the study proctor to read the instructions plus the time required for each volunteer clinician to ask questions about its use .

We did not have very much but my mom always found a way to keep us busy or keep us entertained , and one of the ways that she kept us entertained was by telling stories , reading poems , and singing to us .

But he had always had a wish to join the Army , and at sixteen he enlisted as a drummer boy .

That summer he enlisted as an air-raid warden and sat long hours of the night by a telephone doing nothing .

Characteristically she left it to enlist as a section officer in the photographic intelligence unit of the Women 's Auxiliary Air Force ( 1942-5 ) .

After thirty years as an administrator in the National Health Service and an adviser on policing , Miss James was enlisted for service in the corps of commissionaires of British public life .

The alacrity with which northerners enlisted for military service whenever warfare flared up on the Border speaks for itself .

He 'd never settled back into civilian life , and after telling his family at Wood Burcote in Northamptonshire that he was going camping in France , wrote to say he 'd enlisted with the Croats .

Wainwright had nothing to lose by his insubordination as it was his last game for Leeds : he had enlisted with the Royal Garrison Artillery and left for Dover two days later .

He worked for the British Ministry of Information in New York during 1915 , returning to England in 1916 to enlist with the Irish Guards , but was wounded and invalided out in 1917 .

But Speirs , the captain , was lost when he enlisted in Glasgow with the Cameron Highlanders .

` I had already tried in my youth to enlist in the Forces as an officer cadet , which would have allowed me to enter the arsenal and precede Lortie in a rampage .

In 1915 , he enlisted in the RFC and served for the remainder of World War One firstly as a gunner then as a pilot .

Now they are virtually outnumbered by settlers , many of whom have been issued with rifles , trained by the army and enlisted into village paramilitary forces .

The training we were to receive was later to help us teenagers when most of us enlisted into the services .

During the war scare he had tried to enlist in the Royal Air Force , giving his age as eighteen , but had been refused .

He later enlisted in the South African Navy , in which he became a chief petty officer specialising in radar .

A few months after his death I finally was able to write an elegy for my father , ` died 21st January , 1958 " , which is the final poem in The Prodigal Son . 

He began as an optician 's apprentice , and also exhibited water-colour paintings at the Royal Institution and wrote simple novelettes . 

So I wrote the epilogue in Christian 's book , bringing his account up to date . 

He wrote a fulsome 400-page autobiography , characteristically entitled Virgil Thomson on Virgil Thomson , and a personal survey , American Music since 1910 , appeared in 1972 , followed recently by a selected edition of his letters . 

In contrast to his fiction , Asimov took nine months to write his autobiography , which was considerably longer than War and Peace . 

` They commissioned me to write my autobiography -- oh , it must be eighteen months ago . 

They had met originally when Verrall was writing a biography of Cromwell for which William had done much of the research . 

I 'm defiantly proud to point out that I did thirteen drafts of Wanda and that I 've been writing comedy professionally since ` 63 , so by the time I was writing Wanda it was 24 years . 

I was writing a comedy with sinister undertones about the villa renters and expats of Chiantishire . 

This production is set in 1951 and I am playing the mistress the way Coward intended when he wrote the comedy . " 

Two art students wonder if they should be writing diaries too . 

When I write my diary for the year my starter course at the Fermette Marboeuf will be at the top of my list of outstanding dishes . 

He also wrote Biblical dramas which display a deep love of nature . 

He then wrote A Handbook of the Trip to Liverpool in which he gave every detail of the excursion . 

Fergus was writing a deconstructive account of Balzac 's Chef-d'Oeuvre Inconnu . 

De Cuellar returned safely to Spain , where he wrote an account of his Irish adventure . 

I have been asked to write an account of the social welfare programme of the Gulbenkian Foundation from 1964 to 1990 . 

Stephen King wrote the book and the screenplay , but heavy-handed direction kills what little life there is in this tale of a cursed Indian burial ground and demonic possessed pussies . 

She has just written her first screenplay , an adaptation of Jane Austen 's Sense And Sensibility . 

After university , he became a free-lance journalist in London , writing articles for most of the leading literary magazines . 

He wrote articles for the Fortnightly Review , favoured the disestablishment of the Church of England , and was sympathetic to the ` unauthorized programme " of Joseph Chamberlain [ q.v . ] . 

He wrote numerous articles in journals relating to children 's health , and was editor and part author of a number of textbooks , including Nursing and Diseases of Sick Children ( 1930 ) . 

Plotinus wrote his most impassioned tract to attack Gnosticism as pretentious mumbo-jumbo . 

On top of all his other commitments , Lewis was writing the second volume of his space trilogy . 

And he wrote a sonnet about a plate of ham and a mug of beer he had once tasted , after walking for miles and miles . 

He began writing jokes and scripts for TV shows and sending them off to producers and stars . 

He adored Coronation Street so much that he wrote mock scripts for the show and began a correspondence with the show 's producer Leslie Duxberry . 

Maynard Keynes wrote an obituary of Frank in his Essays in Bio- graphy ( 1933 ) , pp . 

Davis Miller is currently writing a memoir about his time with Muhammad Ali . 

In embarking on this section of my reminiscences , I need to stress once more that I am not writing my own memoirs . 

John Cole who also wrote a memoir of Hester Mulso Chapone , included Leapor in his Popular Biography of Northamptonshire ( 1839 ) , along with Chapone , Mark Akenside , and William Lisle Bowles . 

The boy later wrote his memoirs ; again , I quote : ` Mme Picard 's opinion was that a child should be allowed to read everything . 

Yet anthropologists regularly write monographs about particular " primitive " religions and even about " primitive religion " in general . 

As Anne Rampling she writes modern romantic novels and as A N Rouquelaure she writes highly avant-garde sado-masochistic pornography based around the sleeping beauty legend . 

It 's been five years since Zoë Fairbairns last published a novel , during that time she has been writing a huge and compelling family saga , Daddy 's Girls . 

Raymond Allen again wrote the scripts , this time from stories originated by Crawford , who was anxious to show Frank to be more mature -- well , slightly .

His great grandmother , Madeleine , was a friend of Rudyard Kipling , and wrote poems which Kipling encouraged the family to publish .

` She wrote a series of poems about the dolls , " said Maud , in a kind of dreadful whisper .

So I settle down to write her a letter explaining my erratic behaviour .

This was written in 1824 when the prodigious composer was only 15 .

This passionate article was written in 1985 , and the rapidity of social change and changes in attitude since then , already make some qualification necessary .

Not only was the libretto itself being written in Salzburg , but a translation into German was also undertaken there .

He 'd write lengthy letters to his accountant , stockbroker , bank etc , most of which I tried to convince him were quite unnecessary to do at that moment -- if indeed at all .

We have therefore written our response to inform and stimulate debate , as well as to influence the Government 's thinking .

He hurriedly wrote a long letter to The Times , which it published on 14th February , the Monday after the debate .

We asked you for a letter written by a father to his son admitting that he has some embarrassing or socially undesirable condition .

Even the revered classical architect Professor Albert Richardson wrote a book on pubs , establishing their soundness and Englishness in the age of American cocktails . 

He has written four tomes of military history , acclaimed by some historians . 

And at the time when you wrote the original order and you used the words `` perceived , saw , and heard , '' we were concerned , as you well know , with the word `` perceived '' in terms as to what 's the thought process .

Considering the circulation of The New York Times on Sundays , his column is probably the most widely read commentary on contemporary English in the world ; that places more than one uncommon burden on a writer : he must do his utmost to be accurate ; he must try to select subjects likely to be of interest to his readers ; and he must write well .

Well , let 's see , there 's I guess one of the favorite author 's of mine is Isaac Asimov who wrote some of the best science and science fiction that was ever written .

Almost all publications on Chicanos and Mexicanos up to that date had been written by Anglo American sociologists or anthropologists , and the few published Hispano scholars , such as Aurelio Espinosa and Arthur Campa , were only known within a narrow circle of folklore specialists .

Bunraku 's heyday was the beginning of the 18th century , when playwright Monzaemon Chikamatsu wrote works specifically for the puppets that are regarded as among the greatest achievements of Japanese literature .

There 's something , well not only that aspect of the way that the writer , he writes , he basically gives two different endings to the story .

A few sentences written on the retablo express the favor granted , starting with the words `` Doy gracias '' or `` Doy infinitas gracias a la Santisima Virgen de San Juan de los Lagos '' ( I give thanks , I give infinite thanks to the most holy Virgin of San Juan of the Lakes ) and the reason for the retablo is written out , with the location and date added at the end .

Like , I write for myself in my journal and I do n't hide things in that , but I have n't gotten to the point of sharing my journals with the world !

While I was writing Home , I discovered that the most useful historical sources for information about how people furnished and decorated their homes were often paintings .

He served as lieutenant - governor in Java and Sumatra , during which time he wrote a History of Java .

Consider a typical program , say written in C , Java , or some other language .

Uh , I remember , actually , I remember reading a book , it was on the best seller list at the time , it was uh , it was probably written in the late seventies and it was called The Third World War and it was , it was uh , it was written as if it were factual but it was uh um , sort of a fictionalized account of what of a , of a potential third world war and I remember the funny thing , I remember was I read this book like after it was probably ` 77 or ` 78 and the war took place , according to this book in like ` 85 or '86 .

so i decided i did n't want that to be my hobby any more after paying thousands and then moving the next year so um now i 'm i 'm just writing at home

PP helped in planning the study , collecting the data and writing the manuscript .

Please write one of the above account numbers on the face of your check to be very sure that your $$ stay in the WOST family .

Many of the most popular heroic and tragic dramas were written by Osaka 's own Monzaemon Chikamatsu ( 1653–1724 ) , the playwright the Japanese claim as their own Shakespeare .

The introductory essay reminds readers that a similar list compiled a century ago would not have included Edith Wharton , Theodore Dreiser , Jack London , or Willa Cather because all wrote their best work after age 40 .

i we had this last year of school i had my last paper of college and i am writing this paper on Bette Midler i was decided i was not going to be very academic finally and uh

Semans says she wrote that line into the narrative after she had told a lot of people , including her parents , about the spot .

uh the first time that i saw his schoolwork uh i remember being you know taught and i think you know it you have to teach how to write an answer and you know how to construct a thought process

If you 've got limited resources and you think you can do it , and the court does help , then maybe this is the one thing that you forego in order to pay for something else , '' said Sally Fox , a former state representative who helped write the legislation to establish Family Courts and who used to be the state director of Family Court operations .

CoreGenes is written in JAVA - based programming incorporating the 'setdb ' and 'BLASTP ' programs from the WU - BLAST package of Washington University , http://BLAST.wustl.edu .

well no it seems like she does n't write as often as oh well like Danielle Steele and those silly things she writes the same thing

2. Beneath each consensus amino acid are written in capital letters all variants determined to be positively selected ( in descending order of frequency ) .

Collocation also eliminated communication barriers , such as the need to write memos or leave voice mail messages

uh it 's kind of related to like who writes history because obviously the the news eventually does become history it 's just always going to be someone 's the prevailing opinion

Dr . Rich contributed to writing the portion of the manuscript that refers to the statistical analytical plan .

they had to write uh a little brief autobiography of themselves and about what they had done and what they wanted to do and

well it seems like just ten or fifteen years ago when we were writing a proposal to work on some program we would sit down with an old Freidman mechanical calculator

you know a lot of times in his interviews he was talking about you know people asking why are you doing this why are you doing that he says i 'm following the orders of my President i 'm not the one who writes the orders i 'm just the one who follows them

For these methods , we wrote functions to specify details such as the high and low frequency cutoffs with the filter , for example .

In these early uses of the case study method , evaluators wrote their reports to stand alone .

i 'm glad we had this conversation because it makes me think i need to sit down and maybe write

and they have reading to write which is uh they can write stories and and learn to write on computers so at least uh the school district that we 're in has you know computers that they begin on and i really feel like

He wrote internal memos , brought friends and colleagues to working lunches at home with Odile , his wife of fifty - five years .

i would really think that they should be stressing more can the kid write a thought

When they reached the kitchen Lucy collected the cups and saucers while Jean rinsed the crumbs off them and stacked them in the dishwasher . 

Even the fact that I finally found a trickle of scummy water , which let me rinse some of the filth from my boots , did nothing to lift my spirits . 

Lorton rinsed the lather from his skin and frowned at his clean-shaven face . 

In reality , the risk is really rather slight , though even this can be eliminated by taking more trouble to rinse off all the detergent from the cat 's dishes . 

This unique product is applied before the perm is rinsed off and looks set to change the face of perming . 

He took a mouthful of beer and swilled it round his mouth several times to rinse the remains of his meal from his teeth . 

Always rinse off all salt and chlorinated water after swimming , as these have a drying effect on the skin . 

Oh , crumbs ! she thought as , quickly rinsing a smear of olive oil from her hands , she heard the bell ring again . 

The contents are then rinsed out and the liquid piped to the sprayer . 

SHARE prices weakened sharply after a sound start based on the overnight strength of Wall Street and the FT-SE 100-Share Index swung through nearly 40 points . 

She is intent upon the picture she is painting , a luminous , finely-detailed portrait of a myoglobin molecule .

On the walls are pictures painted in the 1920s by Angela 's uncle , the artist Hugh Browning , together with framed letters from Churchill .

After his own death the Daily Sketch made reference to a large three-quarter-length self-portrait which Minton painted this year and which he afterwards destroyed .

A second mural is to be painted by children 's ward patients and local artist Steven Cairney at Darlington Memorial Hospital .

In 1765 Wright painted a fine portrait of Burdett and his first wife Hannah which hangs in the Narodnie Galerie , Prague .

Lipchitz remembered her coming to watch when Modigliani painted his wedding portrait .

Thus , for example , Diego Rivera 's membership of the Communist party did not stop him from painting radical murals on the walls of government buildings .

` Those were painted by my grandmother , " said Ianthe , seeing that Sophia was examining the watercolours of Italian scenes which hung in the hall .

The masterpiece was painted by Van Gogh in May 1989 while he was in the asylum at Saint-Rémy .

Bratby was intrigued by Minton and soon after he got to know him painted a huge picture on paper , entitled ` Homage to John Minton " .

After deciding to paint full-time in 1985 , Terry has exhibited in galleries throughout the south east .

He learnt one thing : ` that to paint in watercolour is far more difficult than it looks . "

Like all his work of this period it is very deliberately painted , the matt colour delicately shaded .

The design itself was commissioned by Trading Officer Craig Methven and painted by Sheila Moxley , who has designed Amnesty 's 1992 Human Rights Calendar .

The outstanding feature of the book is its 26 colour illustrations about golf and golfers which were painted in 1911 by E. Stuart Silver , a Leeds clergyman .

He painted in various styles and passed them off as originals making a lot of money in the process .

Go through gate then bear right across field heading for stile that can be seen on skyline . 

Path drops , rises and crosses stile into field , where bear right to waymarked stile . 

Coming from the House of Commons , you cross the river Thames , bear right , pass Battersea Power Station and the infamous Wandsworth Prison -- and into Burntwood Lane . 

Follow this path to a footpath junction then bear right to cross a stile . 

Cross the bridge at Shooter 's Clough and bear right to a wooden information post . 

Keep climbing up the fell side , gradually bearing right to a small cairn at the end of the ridge where several paths meet . 

Bear right at the fork to cross Spring Gill Beck and cross three grass fields . 

Walk along the road until you come to Overton Hall Farm where you bear sharp right down bend in track . 

He removed the cover from a vegetable dish and helped himself to potatoes . 

Cook , stirring occasionally , for 3-4 minutes , then remove pan from heat and stir in the eggs . 

Nathaniel Sherman removed his cigar from his mouth and patted her hand patronizingly once more . 

Almost absent-mindedly he removed the Bible from the bookshelf and extracted the letter he had read the night before . 

A Trust spokesman said the volunteers were hoping to remove grass from the marsh so reeds can spread across the water . 

Re-inflation is achieved by removing the air through an underwater seal drain ( chest drain ) . 

They have a legal duty to investigate such complaints and legal powers , if necessary , to remove a child to a place of safety and apply to a court for a ` care order " . 

It is occasionally necessary to remove the elderly person to hospital , temporarily or permanently , and in certain circumstances this is the only possible action . 

In Bateman itself the accused took part of the victim 's uterus away during childbirth and did not remove her to hospital for five days . 

They managed to remove the tureen almost to the door : until , that is , they discovered the flex was plugged into the wall through a hole in the bar . 

Remove hard skin with a file or hard-skin stone , then use a foot cream . 

Remove the dumplings with a slotted spoon and serve them the same way as the fried dumplings . 

He smiled slowly and held her prisoner with his eyes while he removed his jacket with an almost leisurely air . 

If they are undamaged remove the polish with nail varnish remover . 

Surgeons in the US , Europe and Japan have been removing tumours with powerful carbon dioxide lasers since the early 1970s . 

The clear eggs can be found by searching through the mop , strand by strand and removing them by hand . 

I remove the fry just before this stage ; gently syphoning them from their leaf , and then treating them as for fry hatched artificially . 

After removing her shoes in respect for Korean custom , she watched as chef Wang Jun Ryun filled the pancake with shredded beef , carrot and cucumber and mustard sauce . 

Bowing to the inevitable , Kenya started to remove the controls in 1988 and had eliminated them all by 1990 , except for a few agricultural products like maize . 

They removed goods worth £400 , including a Samsing VHS video recorder ( serial number 8021004458 ) and jewellery . 

Remove the top by twisting rather than cutting , pulling off any brown or damaged leaves . 

Some people like to remove all the petals to ` clear the decks " , others will remove just enough from the centre to give enough space to work . 

Since then , teams of scientists have been entering the site to test and remove contamination . 

A great deal of bomb debris still remains to be cleared , but valiant efforts have been made to remove refuse . 

In the modern coal-fired power station , dust and grit are removed by filtering devices called " arresters " . 

Existing employers and partners can also have a lot to say on this point and do not take kindly to large chunks of their work being removed by an exiting employee . 

This materials is made from a newly developed synthetic fibre which resists stains and allows marks to be removed simply by using soap , water and a clean cloth . 

Mr M asked for a receipt for all the items that were being removed from his home . 

The couple said some of Timothy 's bandages had been removed and they had been relieved they could still recognise him in spite of his severe facial injuries . 

Workmen have started removing the courthouse 's Georgian portico stone by stone . 

Rinse the can out twice with boiling water to remove all the extract and pour the rinse water into the pan . 

The viruses are inactivated by removing most of their pathogenic sequences , but they can recombine with wild type viruses in the environment . 

I 'd like you to consider removing from your life , one by one , all those things that annoy you , that get you down , that upset you . 

The Supreme Soviet also resolved that the President , Boris Yeltsin , should remove from office ministers who were failing to carry out the decisions of the republic 's legislative bodies . 

` The occupants were later removed to the Isle of Man and the site was made into a transit camp for our men , " she writes . 

The original loft had been taken down and the balustrade removed to the west end to form a gallery . 

He stressed , however , that he had immediately sought to have the weapons removed on the grounds that they were inconsistent with Hungary 's policy of maintaining " balanced relations with both East and West " . 

In one area of Germany a quarry was being excavated for paving slabs and the fossils removed from there would otherwise have been destroyed . 

Just as dentists are taught to plug cavities on sight , so they are trained to remove badly worn , leaky or broken fillings . 

Having had the bloody debris removed , he called the cast to order and began work . 

As hedgerows become rarer , voles have fewer places to live , and as more roads are built crisscrossing the countryside , they stand more risk of being killed by passing cars . 

On the map it was pretty well blank space , save for the thin blue lines of creeks or marsh drains crisscrossing it . 

The parcel was substantial , tightly wrapped in brown paper , crisscrossed by waxed brown twine with many knots . 

Hamburg is one of Germany 's largest ports , yet it 's also a green and spacious city crisscrossed by waterways . 

All three Sergeants asked questions simultaneously , the interrogation wending back on itself , crisscrossing through my life in an arbitrary yet efficient way . 

Miranda wore a sheer cream chiffon Grecian gown with thonged gold sandals that crisscrossed to her knees . 

Within the reserve , signals rear above silver birch groves , drains crisscross , embankments loom , the pumping station emits strange noises , a converted railway hut serves as a field station and a disused marshalling yard sprouts rose bay willow-herb . 

All IBM Corp needs to do to return to profit is get rid of excess staff and keep exploiting customers that are n't in the know by selling mainframes and related software at exorbitantly high margins .

I 'll keep away while deer are culled -- for the sake of the deer .

` When I fell off I just kept thinking this is it , this is it .

` Well , could n't we sort of jump around a bit to keep warm ? " said Masklin desperately .

From Sweet Nothin 's and All Alone Am I to I 'm Sorry they just kept coming on Saturday night .

He held his spear gun out in front of him with the safety off and used his flippers to keep facing the fish .

Taylor had been an amateur boxer and Jim of course was a former American football player and was a big man , and he and Taylor kept threatening to settle their disputes with their fists .

Needless to say , Jeremy has to keep returning to the darkroom for more film throughout the game .

I get a tremendous kick from the creative aspect of life , and I think it is this that keeps me so well and full of vitality . "

Stella kept her arm in the air , waving , waving long after O'Hara had swerved the motorcycle round the corner .

But at least the new developments should ease the diplomatic impasse that has kept relations between Japan and the Soviet Union frozen for 46 years .

JACKO kept fuming police waiting for nearly an hour as he went on a midnight shopping spree -- for new toys .

She had defined what she perceived to be reality , and she kept trying to rub Scarlet 's nose in it .

` Moira kept telling Jett that he should n't be having to do so much touring , that he should be concentrating on short tours of big venues like Wembley and the NEC .

Shareholders , who know they will get peanuts if the firm is wound up , want the firm to keep trading in the hope that it will come good .

The Ferryhill area was struck twice last weekend , once on Friday and then again on Saturday .

The National Weather Service pointed out how unusual it is for a big tornado to strike an urban center .

When they closed the wedding chapels , brothels , and even the 24-hour casinos in Nevada early this month , I knew that disaster had truly struck .

Research completed recently , funded by ESRC , indicated that marketing is the most poorly managed part of the innovation process in high technology small firms .

When an edge is completed then any partial edge immediately preceding it in the chart is examined to see if the newly completed edge is required for completion .

The 17-year-old has already completed one course of 10 lessons .

Neil has recently completed an ` A " level course in Art at his local college and is an enthusiastic painter .

I have been assured that the décor will be completed by the end of July , so we shall be able to keep to the schedule we have arranged and open in September .

With the assertion of rebel air-supremacy in the area at the start of August , the process was completed by sea .

After completing your priorities to the satisfaction of your boss , discuss in depth the list of tasks that arrived through management by inertia , but do n't use that phrase !

The procedure is expected to be completed within 48 hours from receipt of the form .

A project completed within that time span is adjudged to have been successful .

Seb and Christian were trying to complete all the tasks about the farm before then .

David Gettings , manager of Binns , Darlington , has presented certificates to four of six members of staff who have successfully completed a sign language course to enable them to communicate with deaf customers .

When this has been satisfactorily completed a specification for the new product can be drafted .

If the task is completed successfully there is joy and satisfaction ; and there is disappointment , sadness and anger if it is not .

Once the exercise was completed satisfactorily , the coastguard helicopter duly saluted us and flew of at speed to rendezvous with the Stromness lifeboat .

The new stand was completed in November 1932 at a cost of £45,000 and formally opened the following month by the Prince of Wales .

Sixteen houses have been completed in the first phase of a re-development scheme which will eventually remove all the 1960s-built flats .

Northamptonshire 's pavilion redevelopment and refurbishment was completed in readiness for the start of the 1991 season .

The Minister is shaking his head , so they will not be completed by Christmas .

Bristol-Myers is hoping that licensing procedures in Europe will be completed by the end of this year .

I had to be carted off to hospital , so I did n't manage to complete the work until the new year .

For example , employers can now pay full pension , without actuarial reduction , at any age between 50 and 70 , provided an employee has completed 20 years ' service with the organisation .

She completed her speech with a deep sigh and an extra hug for Frankie .

I could actually feel Dawn ripping up the dead creatures as she sat on my fist and the blood was soaking through my glove . 

She paid the taxi driver , stepped out of the car and surveyed the house sceptically , not caring that the rain was soaking into her . 

There were weeks of unremitting frost , occasional snowstorms , and periods of rain that seemed to soak right through the body to chill the bones . 

The sweat soaked through his underclothes and mud-caked uniform . 

As the rain water soaks away and the desert once again dries , the frogs , adults as well as young , absorb water through their skins until they are tightly bloated and almost spherical . 

As she knelt there , water soaking into her furs , it seemed to her that the masks were singing to her . 

When the sound of high-flying aircraft began to soak into the atmosphere people stopped talking but looked more interested than afraid . 

Donna could feel perspiration soaking into her blouse and droplets beading on her forehead . 

The crimson rivulets were lengthening , tracing lines down his throat and soaking into the collar of his overalls . 

The juices soaked into the white grains , staining them brown . 

He was dressed and had smarmed his hair down with water so generously that the droplets ran down his forehead and soaked into his shirt . 

It is not yet know how the oil which soaked into the stones will affect their long-term weathering . 

Marvin shrieked like a gutshot coyote as the dark , boiling liquid soaked through the front of his shirt and trousers , staining black his belly , groin and upper thighs . 

By the time he made it the sleet had soaked through every layer of his clothing . 

Her tiredness seemed to soak away from her , as though she were lying in warm water ; she felt not only welcome , but positively needed . 

` Most of it was sopped up by the double thickness of the collar at the back but it soaked down through . 

Then suddenly I get all cold , and I have to jump around a bit to get warm .

She was skirting the moving foam , a foot away , and jumped sideways when a wave overreached .

In his excitement Benny jumped backwards and tripped over a lump of wood .

With a choked little cry he jumped backwards , turned and plunged into the unseen , gripping the banister and screwing his eyes tightly closed as he ran .

The tutor appeared unsure , but the boy jumped up from his place , rushing to Beth and grabbing her by the hand .

I jumped up suddenly and ran into the crowds of people in the dark .

I remember that on the day on which the news of the Hiroshima bomb was published he was jumping up and down saying ` How could anyone work on a day like this ? "

Stepson , a short-haired cat of some unaccountable breed , jumps up beside me on the seat .

` It 's like jumping off the roof of a three-storey house , " he said , ` and then having the house chase you down the street . "

It tried to jump off the table and had to be held firmly so that Sophie could freeze the surrounding area before lancing it .

The coachman jumped down , raised his hat and held open the nearside door .

The whole train stopped while he jumped down from the dome car and went to look at the laggard .

Flora put her hands over her ears and began to jump about all over the kitchen .

I jumped over the wall and ran along the bank and jumped straight into the stream , " he said yesterday .

One morning in mid-January I jumped over the railings and climbed up to the parapet of the gate .

I waited while he jumped down into the clearing and disappeared .

So he jumped head first into the forty-gallon oil-drum full of rainwater which stood at the rear of the caravan .

Elaine chuckled as she reached the bottom of the cliff and jumped from a smooth , rounded boulder into the shallow water .

The lion immediately jumps on him and forces him to the ground .

Yet jumping on the bed she could almost be a normal , happy little girl .

He jumped in a car from the Paris collections and drove to the set in the country where she was filming .

Not wanting to jump in at the deep end , I hired the school the day before and went with Karen , a friend who wanted to give her experienced but spooky horse an indoor schooling session .

A suspected burglar is on the run after he escaped from police by jumping through a court room window .

As fast as I could , I ran down the hill and jumped out of the trees between the prisoner and the two wild men .

His 22-year-old step grandchild Madjit was forced to jump from the first floor with his pyjamas ablaze .

She laughed and jumped about with the Palernians , trying to burst the bubbles .

The policeman was knocked off his feet as Michael jumped from the car .

He needed smartening up a bit ; his mother ought to look after him better , even if the dad had scarpered with this Sheila woman .

All the time knowing that while I 'm round the back of a lorry he 's probably scarpered off up the road into limbo .

The band were last seen flogging their wares around Europe , with no less than ex-Angelic Upstarts drummer ` Stix " behind the kit , former drummer Nigel having scarpered when the going got rough .

` I might be prepared to do that , " conceded Zeinab , dusting the powder from her fingers . 

The friar sighed and rose , dusting the wet ice from his robe . 

She dusted some ash from the sleeve of her black , Chinese-style padded jacket . 

She glanced down , dusting the dirt from the pebble off her hands , wondering how to answer such an unanswerable question . 

D'Aubigny just grimaced , rose and dusted the grass from his hose . 

I tried to dust the grit off my forearm where it adhered to the sweat . 

Nothing very interesting happened until the leg was found , and that was n't until the canal had thawed out and somebody could go down . 

Erika thawed , melted , forgave Fritz , for which he was pathetically grateful , and sent him for fruit juice while she looked for Paul who was happily playing table tennis . 

As the freeze between America and the Soviet Union thawed , he helped ease or end a string of bloody little wars between their third-world friends . 

It was not until we were running beside the Rhine that the Feldwebel thawed . 

If food to be eaten raw or without further cooking has thawed , it 's acceptable to refreeze it if just the surface has softened but you can still feel some ice . 

In the day they dripped steadily and almost thawed , and then from dusk to the following sunrise they were slowly reformed . 

In this instance Wasps skipper Mark Rigby , along with most of the journalists present , felt that by 12.15 p.m. the frost-hit pitch had thawed sufficiently to be playable . 

The atmosphere was thawing a little ; but Paul was not prepared to grovel . 

She thawed out sufficiently to allow a wintry suggestion of a smile to appear . 

Large lakes thaw round the edges but tend to retain a core of ice in summer ; in consequence their waters never warm far above freezing point . 

These floods transport a vast mass of debris including ice rafts and trees into the delta region before the latter has really thawed . 

And when the snow thawed and took with it the paint they had daubed it with , he was out there picking off the remaining flakes of paint , and cursing with disappointment . 

The river thawed and barges of food began to reach the capital . 

He said : ` The market is definitely thawing out from the big freeze we experienced last year , and it is thawing out from the bottom up . 

She told me she did n't eat lunch any more as it had become a bourgeois meal , but I could call in for a cup of de-caff and con her into whatever it was I wanted . 

He was standing with three friends and telling a tale in which he 'd conned some adversary into covering a dubious investment . 

POLICE have warned people to be on their guard after a smooth-talking gang conned an elderly woman into giving her bank cash card away and disclosing her PIN number . 

Conning a few pounds from Mr Yarrow and walking the streets held little appeal . 

De Stempel , 58 , was jailed for conning her aunt out of £500,000 . 

THE father of Arsenal and England football star Paul Merson conned shopkeepers out of thousands of pounds , a court heard yesterday . 

They con people with their music by getting across a romantic side of themselves when really there 's none there . 

HIGH STREET giants Allied Carpets conned thousands of shoppers by holding a bogus sale , a court heard yesterday . 

No harm done , or anything -- I had a bet with a friend that I could n't con you . " 

To see hooligans as destructive is to miss the subtlety of their actions -- it is , in a sense , to be conned by the hooligan into believing what he wants us to believe about him . 

But Labour 's Shadow Foreign Secretary Jack Cunningham slammed the claim as ` hogwash , " saying the Lib Dems had been conned by the government . 

Mr Stannard , the area music director , a crusty old man who looked about four foot six , inspected the array of assembled ` instruments " and obviously thought he 'd been conned . 

Reflecting the Arkells association with its railway past and the wise cracking brandy smugglers , who conned the excise men by trying to rake the moon 's reflection from a pond . 

Villa have failed to win any of their last eight games at Carrow Road .

` We 're too inconsistent to win league championships , " he admitted .

Somerset won the toss and batted , but within 1¾ hours they were bowled out for 88 — this after 60 had been made for the loss of only one wicket .

Eubank took a comfortable unanimous decision -- although I had him winning by only one round and plenty of ringsiders thought he had n't made it .

SWANSEA butcher Chris Davies has won the British Lamb Display competition at the Meat Trades Fair in Harrogate .

John ` Closet " Clist won the competitions with a time of 21.9 seconds .

But I doubt if anyone will win the 1996 election on a slogan of ` Back to the simple cheese sandwich at £1.25 , and death to expensive Ploughman 's lunches " .

In the sixty-two years of the Oscars , Americans have won more than seventy-five percent of them .

Maccabi Haifa won the domestic cup last season and want Rosenthal to help boost their European Cup Winners Cup campaign .

Portadown won the local derby against Armagh 20-6 yesterday and will be thankful for another home draw .

A PRISONER on the run was arrested after winning a karaoke contest -- by singing Elvis Presley 's Jailhouse Rock .

James won by six shots with a 13-under-par total of 275 after his Irish rivals Eamonn Darcy and Christy O'Connor , jun , suffered a last-round collapse .

But yesterday it was Douglas again at the front , this time winning ahead of David Wright with Edgar third in an all-Ulster 1-2-3 finish .

In 1800 Napoleon returned , winning the decisive battle of Marengo to overthrow the Austrians yet again .

Marot won comfortably in 2:30:55 ; Rasmussen finished two minutes later , in 2:32:58 with Olga Appell of Mexico taking third place in a time of 2:33:18 .

Warwickshire are the current holders of the Championship , while Oxfordshire have won it once in 1979 and were runners up in 1984 .

I realise that you can never really win against the water ; it will always triumph in the end , seeping and soaking and building up and undermining and overflowing .

The 30-year-old Austin , winner of the 1979 and 1981 US Opens , last won a tour match on 26 February , 1984 , at an indoor event in New Jersey .

Only Fulham and West Brom have won more away matches in the Third Division .

Mr Felix also won very smoothly , going on five out and winning by eight lengths from Celtic Chimes .

Do n't forget I 've won at Old Trafford before and at Anfield three times .

Geoff Luckett , another of the Everest squad , had earlier won the Snowman Stakes two-horse competition .

She won her case on appeal , but this was subsequently overruled by the House of Lords .

They would have to win their remaining two games by big margins to have a chance of escaping , starting next week at Walsall , who are just above them .

His opponent , Mr Jones wins each of his three games off the first advantage from deuce .

He carried on racing after the war and in 1946 , at the age of 54 , won the Albi Grand Prix .

They won their obscenity trial but poverty drove them to a caravan beside a Methodist chapel where they lived off skips , meeting other swinging exiles and learning how much people waste .

The coffee at the cafe had perked him up long enough to tackle the reviews but then heat and alcohol had won and he had nodded off .

Schofield won a long and taxing three setter , 6-3 , 4-6 , 7-6 , and went on to defeat Cowan 6-4 , 6-4 in the final .

Winning , by completing all four legs in the fastest aggregate time , will , she promises , be ` down to skill " .

whether it won all kinds of awards or whether it just was okay at the box office i think he would have been happy because

um Bonnie Rait i like her a lot um in fact when ever she won her big Grammy i think there was like five of them or something was was it five or six

This is one of many churches built during the Christianization of territory won from the Moors by James I in legendary 13th - century battles ; it stands on the site where a mosque originally stood .

well i felt a little guilty but not much when uh Robin Yount won the MVP instead of Sierra

Reno `` took a beating '' ( Juan Williams , Fox News Sunday ) and `` did n't give an inch '' ( Michael Duffy , PBS 's Washington Week in Review ) or `` flinch '' ( Mara Liasson , Fox News Sunday ) . Then , reported the pundits , she `` shellacs them '' ( Nina Totenberg , Inside Washington ) in a `` masterful performance '' ( Sam Donaldson , ABC 's This Week ) and `` wins the moment '' ( Clarence Page , This Week ) .

Chrétien said : 1 ) Clinton 's NATO policies are motivated by domestic politics , not statesmanship ( specifically , pushing to include the Baltic states in order to win ethnic votes in Chicago ) .

In this case , George W. Bush would be a fool to allow that to happen even if he stood a chance of winning a judgment against St. Martin 's .

i think because they were they were scheduling a video release of it in July and then when it won all those awards

The Republicans won : 1 ) a 0.38 percent across - the - board budget cut ; 2 ) increased spending on defense and veterans ' health ; and 3 ) the ability to claim to have protected the Social Security surplus .

you know the children are involved in that and he 's been he has traveled and they have won awards so i know yes uh-huh and i know where you 're coming from and it 's it 's very nice

Independently wealthy candidates win office with no political background or platform .

That is , he did not put it up originally , but the more the guests win the less he has to keep . )

` Wear that green silky thing you had on last night , " he drawled . 

` You 're very liberal with your criticism , Virginia , " he drawled huskily . 

“ The Scots do n't look very … amusable , ” drawled Georgie , picking a bit of 1,000-year-old stone off the wall behind him and aiming it at a tent-peg . 

` Sure , " drawled the sergeant , placing a card on either side of the bowl . 

` Well , well , " drawled Havvie Blaine , at last , ` what have we here ? 

It was a cool challenge , drawled so quietly that she almost missed it . 

Riley swore and Linley drawled that there was nothing to get upset about , because Harbury had himself cleared the way for the man Riley wanted appointed . 

But needed some kind of help : she 'd spoken about it for months before and was utterly thrilled when Jay drawled an interest . 

And , to top his performance , when all eyes were still on him , he drawled an answer to the king 's question . 

` So , " drawled Damian as they strolled along , ` tell me how you keep your sensational figure , Rachel . " 

Fonda studiously ignores the hairs as he drawls to an off-screen interrogator . 

` Ah 've come for mah van , Duncan , " I drawled from the garage doorway . 

The man 's gaze raked her clear complexion and pale gold hair , then his mouth twisted slightly as he drawled in a sardonic tone , ` What 's the matter , Cornflower ? 

She talked to herself a little , lowering her voice and drawling carefully . 

Belinda drawled gently , having some understanding of sibling irritations herself . 

Finally Forster glanced at Lawton for support , and drawled laconically . 

Cassie heard Johnny drawl , from the direction of the kitchen . 

Ross drawled as she joined him , clearly appreciating the sight before him as his hard grey eyes swept over her tall , slender figure . 

Damian drawled , leaning back with his feet on the desk , studying the newspaper . 

Her limbs were graceful , her whole body proportioned like that of a young goddess ; as for her breasts , an infatuated young man who had seen her in a small part at Robert 's Shield Theatre wrote her a letter quoting the Song of Solomon at length : Asshe threatened to horsewhip him . 

Cruel in the extreme , she would horsewhip them mercilessly , giving them little food and confining them in cold and filthy cellars . 

And he got you into the coach by putting his toe in your backside , and he was only stopped from horsewhipping you by Mama 's gentle persuasion . 

` 'Poor sot , " he lisped , jerking his thumb at Charles Brandon . 

" The … the Irish situation , " he lisped , his tongue huge in his mouth . 

` No shit ! ? " lisped the flyman , hand on camp hip , and so it went on . 

Anthony -- the ` h " is n't silent , you have to lisp it -- from The Chili Peppers was seen hobbling around on crutches today . 

They ` lisp as in their cradles " and stammer out puns and quibbles . 

She spoke softly , lisping slightly , and Lewis immediately noticed ( what he had not been told ) that two teeth in the upper left of her jaw had been broken off . 

` Celia see sea , " the child would lisp as soon as she awoke . 

He lisps , his handshake is effeminate , a loose-wristed attempt at a greeting that camouflages the evil within him . 

I 've just got to look after her and see that she does n't hurt herself . " 

Ruth leaned back in her seat and clutched her hands in her lap , so tightly she was hurting herself . 

The horse hurt himself on the first jump and despite leading for much of the way round never really mastered the race . 

And I mean one had to be grateful because she was much more concerned about whether I 'd hurt myself falling off the ladder than her wardrobe . 

This includes a lower bed , so that if they fall out they should not hurt themselves . 

More than 100 people a week are taken to hospital after hurting themselves on supermarket trolleys . 

You may hurt yourself when you hit the ground , or your opponent may be so close that he or she can hit you immediately . 

I tell you though , if you 're gon na hurt yourself skiing , you can really hurt yourself . 

Livermore confirmed : ` Four people were hurt -- Gray has a bad shin , Gordon Durie twisted an ankle , Sheringham hurt a knee and Samways sustained damaged ankle ligaments . 

He had hurt his right ankle and it was too painful to put to the ground . 

Introduced , Sophie listened with interest as George explained how the monkey had probably hurt his arm . 

He hurt his back as the tailplane hit him glancingly , and his ankle when he hit the ground . 

A pupil from Hummersknott School , Darlington , was taken to Darlington Memorial Hospital after she hurt her back in the playground . 

Betty was so low that she somehow contrived to hurt her finger quite badly with a clove that she was sticking into an onion . 

I always put it off and played a lot of sport at high school instead , until I hurt my knee really badly . 

Thank goodness Timmy , who had hurt his knee at hockey practice , was her last patient scheduled at the walk-in clinic today . 

Mario had hurt his leg , and Ana needed ` help around the place " . 

` He hurt his calf muscle in training -- an injury he originally picked up against Portugal for Scotland last month -- and had to stop . 

` He hurt his neck last Thursday and the club have admitted taking a risk playing him on Saturday . 

Only McCall , who hurt his neck in training yesterday , has a reasonable chance of facing the French in the first game in Group A of the mini-league series . 

The all-rounder , who hurt his shoulder during Pakistan 's World Cup campaign , said he will not tour England if he has to have an operation . 

When I was playing rugby and I hurt my thumb she actually lent me a very expensive Jaeger coat to keep me warm . 

I hurt my wrist in a fall recently and had to go to hospital , which is a teaching hospital . 

Senna hurt a hand in his mishap but said : ` I am only aware of it when there is a kick-back from the wheel , like on a kerb for example . 

Jennifer Briggs , a GP at Saltcoats , said that Mr Robinson had hurt his head playing football a week before she had examined him . 

It was possible to fragment the stone in three lithotripsy sessions . 

Stones too large to pass through the Amplatz sheath were fragmented by intracorporeal electrohydraulic , or ultrasound lithotripsy and removed piecemeal . 

The original discovery of the cancer gene was made by fragmenting the DNA of human bladder tumour cells and feeding the fragments to cultured mouse cells . 

The tesserae would be further split or fragmented on site , as required . 

The police are entitled to tell the person walking away from the scene to discontinue using his filthy language , which would in all likelihood constitute an offence under section 5 of the new Act .

The facts are that the patient has requested that the doctor discontinue treatment , and the doctor has ignored this request .

Is the doctor in breach of his duty to his patient if he discontinues treatment ?

So you see , in schools like that we would never go uniformed and we would have to discontinue visiting those schools as we would be jeopardizing the children and teachers .

Will he discontinue his pre-election pact with the Scottish National party in its all-or-nothing bid ?

The Senate reserves the right to discontinue at any time the studies of any student whose academic work proves unsatisfactory .

Presentations were later made at Afternoon Parties but these too were discontinued in 1958 .

The seven-day operation of the station was already discontinued with staff working Monday to Friday .

Common decided to discontinue further experiments because of the trouble and cost and passed the patterns to Thomas Brown and his son , iron-founders of Alnwick , who emigrated to New York State with them in 1824 .

Twenty seven of the 29 patients have discontinued oxygen therapy ; the median duration of this treatment was 4 months ( range 0.4 -20.4 ) .

If the baby remains well , discontinue that food and go on to test another one , again eating it every day for a week .

The Government must discontinue their stupid propaganda about empty properties and do something about them .

The Concentrated Reinforcement Programme was discontinued since it was considered that the very marginal improvement that it had over the Standard programme was not worth the relatively more substantial increase in running costs .

The treatment was discontinued but about five minutes later he suddenly remembered the reason for his unusual reaction .

He pushed past them frantically , his eyes smarting from the dust . 

Jack stayed where he was , his face still smarting from the punch . 

The Christian soldiers spent a thirsty and sleepless night , their eyes smarting from the smoke which blew into their camp as the enemy systematically set fire to the dry scrub around them . 

She blinked artificial eyelashes over wide , brown eyes that were smarting from the vanity of contact lenses . 

To be honest I 'm still smarting from the various wounds she inflicted . 

Then everything came back in a wave of anguish and she ducked her head under the water and made herself hold her eyes open until they smarted with pain . 

She whipped these out to try and smother the blaze , her eyes smarting with the smoke . 

` Suicide seems unlikely , " reflected Auguste dully , eyes smarting with tiredness . 

After a moment 's hesitation she lay back , plunging her head deep in the water before shampooing her hair with the gel , gasping as her wound smarted horribly . 

Her head smarted painfully where several strands of hair had been wrenched out by her violent struggles , the fragile material of her shift had torn further , and she was shaking uncontrollably and unable to stand upright . 

Jackson was still smarting when he returned to the station in the city centre . 

Willie turned quickly away and walked out of the door , his ears smarting . 

Benny 's hands were smarting and he rubbed them gently on his shirt . 

His own eye smarted , exposed to the draft coming through the key-hole . 

I arrived last night after a thought-filled journey , rehearsing the words , changing the dialogue , trying to find some sort of padding to soften the blow .

She had carefully thought out what she was going to say , but when , in the firelight , she looked into his dark-fringed eyes , she forgot her rehearsed words .

` Only time , " he said , carefully , remembering the very intonation of these precisely rehearsed words , ` will enable me to show you how much your acceptance means to me .

She knew that Father Devlin and Malachi Drennan had rehearsed carefully before coming here .

Myself and my friend rehearsed frantically trying so very carefully not to push the coach off the edge of the stage but the production date was growing ever closer .

He had planned it carefully , rehearsing every move in his head .

So they started rehearsing again -- naturalistic in the midst of a stylistic set which , as Ken pointed out , ` contradicted everything that we were doing " .

For the past week I had been learning lines in preparation for an appearance in a new play due to start rehearsing later that month , and I loathed interruptions .

I worked in England but I always seemed to miss the good jobs abroad ; every time I started rehearsing for something special , my mother would drag me away .

When the line-up was finalised with Charman in the spring of 1985 , they already had a set of six songs which they rehearsed repeatedly .

The auditions for the Celebrating Age Festival Team and the National Display Team were held successfully , and both teams are now rehearsing regularly and members getting to know one another .

Unlike most of his earlier groups , they recorded and rehearsed regularly and had an identity , albeit one that was somewhat confused .

` Looking back on it the plan could n't have been simpler but we must have rehearsed it forty times .

She had rehearsed her speech so many times and had been mightily cool and controlled about it all .

It was found that , with instructions to verbally rehearse , reaction times were faster to left hemisphere probes , while under the relational imagery condition reaction times were faster to right hemisphere probes .

When I came to rehearse this scene with him , we went through it and he said to me , " That wo n't do , you know , " and I was shattered .

They rehearsed the scene over and over again and as they repeated it Willie believed more than ever that he was the old man .

They flash their eyes at each other so much you 'd think they were rehearsing a scene from Carmen .

We 'd spent seven years rehearsing the same plays , playing in the same team , calling the same teachers by their nicknames and falling in love with the same classmates .

Like a batsman rehearsing a shot after playing and missing , she repeated quietly , ` No .

So when he rehearsed the scene he based it on his experience at the chemist 's , an example of his always having to make contact with a real , lived emotion .

She really ought to rehearse that presentation again , she thought .

Earlier this week we joined them in Hungary as they rehearsed their display for the Fairford show .

In the afternoon we rehearse the scenes in which Glass welcomes Leonard to Berlin .

At the start she would rehearse arranging them with the nun so that she would do it well when she got to the Hogans , but as the weeks went by she grew in confidence .

A group of actors and actresses rehearse and perform a story in a circus tent , with some help from Humphrey the Victorian posing toy , and Wobble the giant clown .

When she was allowed through to the nave she discovered dancers rehearsing a performance and robed guides discouraging visitors from proceeding to the site of St Thomas 's shrine because their passage disturbed the troupe .

He or she may even be the local greengrocer who hears a band rehearsing down the road in the village hall .

` We 've been rehearsing steadily for the tour and live we are very confrontational .

At the end of this term , the Ayton School choir goes to Coventry Cathedral and Mr Essex , who will sing there with them , is currently rehearsing them for this occasion .

The 20-stone Italian tenor was rehearsing as painter Mario Cavaradossi for a production of Puccini 's Tosca which opens in London tomorrow .

Crawford was not at the hearing ; he was at the London Palladium , rehearsing for a Royal Variety Performance .

In fact , maintenance was carried out there and in later years the basement was used as a rifle range for the staff and brass bands used to rehearse there for competitions at the Crystal Palace .

That I 'm still rehearsing Hamlet somewhere and waiting for the pain to end . "

At the start of the filming we bring in a students ' orchestra and we rehearse for three days , six sessions in all .

Freddie resolutely refused to rehearse with water because he would have had to drink glass after glass and , being a bitter expert , he refused to drink bottled beer .

Then I went back to rehearsing with the band while she sat around listening .

` No doubt that will all come out in court , also the fact that you refused to rehearse with Aschmann past the first week .

The same arguments are endlessly rehearsed in terms of the Government 's determination to continue to set its face against the social chapter of the Maastricht agreement already accepted by all its European partners .

So , local councils are rehearsing emergency plans to deal with a possible outbreak .

Hartman reports how Constance Kent was depicted as the victim of pubertal changes and how outrage was expressed at this , and yet the whole question was endlessly rehearsed and in detail .

I remember once , I was rehearsing a piece of Bach -- I forget which piece it was -- and I suddenly felt in a state of absolute harmony .

VETERAN ravers Macca and Garry Glitter are caught rehearsing their new karaoke double-act .

The badinage between Nina and myself is never rehearsed , but this is live T.V. and we need all the help we can get .

Was it when he had forbidden her to rehearse aloud while he was writing ?

Did you rehearse the music in the studio or did you learn the songs outside ?

They have a huge facilitation effect of words overtly rehearsed , although this applies only when the words are not confusable in sound .

For this up-dated version of the Romeo and Juliet story , producer Michael Poynor has assembled a large , youthful cast which has been rehearsing all summer .

He had a number of set speeches which he frequently rehearsed for such occasions .

He never rehearsed the performance , but rather the technique of the music , leaving his emotional response to the inspiration of the concert and expecting a well-prepared orchestra to be entirely responsive to this .

The door opened and Robyn fixed her smile , prepared to launch into her quickly rehearsed explanation .

Cherry Vanilla and I used to take care of our time when we were n't rehearsing by pretending we were rock and roll journalists -- which we were n't .

That 's where we really started rehearsing together properly as the band .

Charlie liked to sleep here and there , owning nothing , living nowhere permanent , screwing whoever he could ; sometimes he even rehearsed and wrote songs .

` Stand in front of a mirror and rehearse them , " he instructed .

A cast of 50 youngsters have been hard at work rehearsing the classic production since October .

For days the officers and men had rehearsed a farewell concert .

Without Gesner and the rest of the cast they could n't do a great deal , but the Maritza scenes with Freddi could be rehearsed and several other small fragments of the three old operettas .

Many years later , in the mid-eighties , John Malkovich , who was rehearsing Death of a Salesman with Dustin , remarked , ` One night we were playing Trivial Pursuit .

Another way of looking at it is to think of an actor who rehearses and rehearses his lines in order that his performance may be as near perfect as possible on opening night .

A young herring gull taps its mother 's beak to trigger her into regurgitating its next meal . 

The whole lot is then regurgitated and given to mugs to drink . 

This is a rather strange piece of behaviour , which gave rise in the l9th century to the belief that the female cuckoo swallowed her egg after laying it and then regurgitated it into the host 's nest . 

Instead of being encouraged to develop into mature professionals with the ability to learn and think for themselves , we were simply required to regurgitate large amounts of information by rote . 

If it is too dry , she regurgitates water from her stomach and moistens it . 

The dancing bee also regurgitates food to the recruits to illustrate its taste . 

TOTALLY UNKNOWN US bluesman comes to Britain and gets schlepped into a studio to record with a bunch of locals who wish they 'd been born in America 's Deep South .

They are urging better ` housekeeping " , and a better understanding of when and how to use respiratory protective equipment ( RES ) . 

` And Audetto was urging Niki to rest , let Clay take care of Spain . 

One of Mr Gould 's followers , health spokesman David Blunkett , urges Labour not to go for the unity of the graveyard . 

While urging rapid constitutional reform they concluded : ` We have no reason to suppose that power in the hands of a small literate minority will not be used to exploit the illiterate majority . " 

Parents at Cheddington are urging other local schools to follow their example , before village schools become a thing of the past . 

The shadow home secretary , Tony Blair , urged wide and open consultation of the proposals . 

One of the leaders at the site , Dan Flynn , urged Down District Council to provide a permanent site which could be used by travellers visiting the area . 

Tell me , then ! she urged silently , when he allowed the silence to fall between them . 

TRAVELLERS who have invaded Downpatrick 's main car park should be barricaded in until they move , a councillor urged today . 

PARENTS who can not read and write should go back to school with their children , Princess Anne urged yesterday . 

` Go and get her then , and be quick about it , " urged Tempy . 

In the 1960s the Foreign Office successfully urged the case for joining the EEC . 

A market for these plants is opening up both in Brazil and abroad , and he urges investment in researching the forest 's untapped potential . 

The workshop participants rightly urge caution in setting national standards for outpatient waiting times , in favour of targets which could ` allow differential rates of progress . " 

They urged support for " multi-purpose " forestry which would combine recreational , commercial and environmental benefits . 

Mr Delors was able to finish his speech in which he urged leaders to ` rise above present difficulties . " 

The dream recurred , and this time the voice urged him to ` " rise and eat lest the journey be too great for thee " . 

The timing is far from generous , especially when one considers the full-price tag , yet I would urge all prospective customers to at least audition this set before making your final choice . 

General McArthur urged the use of the atomic bomb against Manchuria and against Chinese targets . 

He then urges experimentation on a sheet of watercolour paper , teaching you just what can be achieved by moving the brushes over the paper . 

And still to come , a peace vigil in Belfast , speakers urge terrorists on both sides to leave the community alone . 

Meanwhile , a working party report urging positive action on equal opportunities by the Scottish Law Society has been gathering dust for more than a year . 

But last night the Governemnt urged a crackdown on foreign trips for young offenders . 

On 14 September Lenin , still in hiding , began to urge his colleagues on the Bolshevik Central Committee to organize an immediate seizure of power . 

A TRANSPORT pressure group is urging a rethink on the decision to build a bypass round a Cleveland town . 

TONY Fitzsimons , the boss of Bristol and West Building Society , is urging the Government for a radical change in mortgage tax relief to boost housing . 

It is ironic that even in the UK the National Anti-Vivisection Society ( NAVS ) urges us in its literature to look to our own self-interest . 

It is always necessary to urge caution in the interpretation of examination results and to remind ourselves that they are only one measure of a school 's success . 

The owner who does n't want to be named , is urging anyone with information to contact the police . 

What is certain is that by the late evening of 21 August Chamberlain had strongly urged this course upon MacDonald . 

Anarchists urged acts of terror to destabilize the established social order , and together with some socialists rejected further industrialization and all forms of property . 

Jenny 's daddy agreed with this when Jenny urged him to let her become a Brownie . 

Tom Clarke , the shadow Scottish secretary , urged him to intervene and to stop denying responsibility . 

On 24 September , in the Daily Mirror , ` Cassandra " urged his readers to listen to the comic capers of the Nazi propagandist . 

No , they had not ` intimidated " the proprietors , they had urged them to sign documents pledging themselves to appeal to government to rescind the Act . 

They emphasised that they were unable to operate a reduced load such as the UUAC urged . 

Lord Brightman urged there should be specialised reception and support arrangements for vulnerable youngsters arriving alone in Britain . 

Users are , however , urged always to use the latest version of the header when entering modules . 

It was also urged that science should progress by the proposal of bold , highly falsifiable conjectures as attempts to solve problems , followed by ruthless attempts to falsify the new proposals . 

Amiss was so amazed at being urged to drink by Pooley that he obeyed orders and then repaired to the spare bedroom . 

I see that you are being urged to take a long , unpaid holiday . 

These seem to me considerations that should be taken with a seriousness at least equal to that for which the case in favour of the study of language has been urged . 

Thus , some policemen are urged by their tough-minded colleagues to treat marginal incidents as criminal behaviour and are encouraged into action . 

Yet it is hard to think of a worse ordeal for a political leader than being urged by the party of which he is head to sever relations with his wife . 

What is certain , however , is that currently English teachers are being urged by the majority of voices in their midst to concentrate upon encouragement of their pupils ' creativity . 

Chinese students have been urged by Jiang to have ` a sense of national pride , national integrity and self- confidence " . 

It was strongly urged by Mr. Glick , in his powerful argument for the revenue , that we would indeed be trespassing beyond that boundary if we were to accept the argument of Woolwich . 

72 per cent said that nutritional information made it easier to choose the healthy , balanced diet , which has so long been urged by health educationalists and consumer bodies . 

The Secretary of State is urged by the Committee to advocate European legislation for the mandatory inclusion of accessibility features in future bus design . 

` Yes , you do , and I want it to say yes , " he urged against her mouth . 

We urged on him that the RUC must be given a ` fraud squad " as quickly as possible . 

But he urged on me that it was the Prime Minister 's particular wish that I should do anything I could to prevent its publication . 

Some of my men picketed the high ground while we passed underneath , constantly urged by the headman and his followers not to straggle . 

The moves are part of a shake-up urged by the Headmasters ' Conference , meeting in Bruges , Belgium . 

We must beware of hysterical solutions to complex problems urged by people whose real motive is often hatred of industry and capitalism . 

They were not urged by their teachers to achieve educational success or by advertisers to join a consumer society where class differences were blurred by the possession of material goods . 

A similar objection to utilitarianism urged by Williams , Alasdair MacIntyre and others is that utilitarianism goes with a manipulative approach to human life . 

When next they meet will the Foreign Secretary urge upon his European Community colleagues the need for detachment and restraint in their dealings with Iran ? 

Ministers will urge upon them the favourite concept of ` balance , " and good marks will be earned by not playing the game too hard . 

She urged health authorities to carry out urgent research into the problem . 

West Yorkshire coroner James Turnbull urged the makers of the machine used by Mr Richards to consider fitting a safety device . 

She urged a two-tier system of interest rates , aimed specifically at curbing consumer borrowing . 

` And before I go tomorrow we 'll compose a joint letter to the two of them , pointing out how well we get on without them and urging them not to hurry back . 

In Egypt President Mubarak urged the introduction of confidence measures in preparation for an international conference . 

The addiction specialists urge that the emphasis be shifted to eliminating underlying conditions , such as job stress and tedium , against which workers often seek to medicate themselves . 

His lawyer made a further complaint , alleging harassment , and urged that those responsible for the torture be brought to justice . 

Before these decisions are made by individuals and by government , I would urge that a number of basic questions be asked and reliable answers be sought . 

Someone adopts two of these creatures and urges that they too be named . 

Put shortly , they urge that sexuality is a combination of sex and gender . 

Older people are delighted when organisations urge that pensions should be increased , so that pensioners might be ` first-class citizens " . 

At his trial the magistrates urged that the Book of Common Prayer had been used ever since the time of the Apostles . 

Alanson urged that operations be carefully planned in advance . 

In particular , will he urge that the Indonesians should immediately abandon the trial of the two East Timorese survivors and press for a full United Nations investigation ? 

Mr Mann also urged that people lighting their bonfire should check for pets like the family tortoise and hedgehogs which may have hibernated there . 

It was widely known that this promised to be a vintage year for books , thanks to an amazingly generous benefaction from a special friend of St.A 's & St.G 's .

The summer promised to be delicious , but nothing is ever perfect .

IF Evander Holyfield 's fists prove as fast and slick as the promoters ' tongues have been these past few days , his world heavyweight title defence against Riddick Bowe tonight promises to be a masterpiece .

The 1991 season promises at least seven big-studio releases by black directors , more than in the past ten years .

This season promises to be no exception , with their Charnos spring/ summer ` 93 collections reflecting even fresher developments and innovations .

The huge price tag attached to the iron certainly promises a great deal .

The government can initiate inquiries by means of Royal Commissions , interdepartmental committees and so on .

It is no good for a wife to initiate changes that will affect both partners before talking things over thoroughly with her husband .

They will carry out the procedures initiated by the Lexicographer Group on instruction from the Computer Group .

When Colin Mortlock and myself initiated the first phase of exploration on these cliffs in the 60s , we negotiated an access agreement with the commandant of the Castlemartin camp .

Following a recent conference , the investigators are initiating a programme on European unemployment coordinated by R Layard and J Dreze ( from Louvain ) .

He became impressed with the superiority of the French and Belgian kite-balloons over his own spherical type , reported accordingly to the Admiralty , and was promptly recalled to initiate kite-balloon training at Roehampton in March 1915 .

Thus for practical reasons it has sometimes been found expedient for projects initiated by Unidroit to reach fruition at a Diplomatic Conference held under the aegis of UNCITRAL .

Before his death Edward IV had also initiated military activity against France , following Louis XI 's renunciation of some of the key terms of the 1475 treaty of Picquigny .

The debate about what the WEA was and should be doing had particular point in 1953 , the year the government initiated its own enquiry into adult education .

The process was initiated in 1970 and is now referred to as the European Political Cooperation Procedure .

It has been found that it was rare that an old person initiated a request for admission to a local authority home ( Stapleton , 1979 ; Sinclair , 1988b ) .

Using these films as the main teaching aid , the company initiated a programme of management training for small shopkeepers .

I am the ` concerned parent " who initiated the survey of modes of travel to Currie High School which you filled in last year .

In July 1853 Commodore Matthew Perry , officially commissioned by the US government to initiate relations with Japan , arrived in Uraga , at the southern end of Tokyo Bay , with a squadron of four ships .

Senior members of Her Majesty 's Inspectorate who expressed similar anxieties have initiated an internal review of statutory procedures by DES officials .

He does n't wait for things to happen , he actually makes them happen , initiating positive action , or stops them happening ( preventing negative problems ) .

Females tended to initiate courtship , and there were often fights between females when a hen approached a courting pair .

Peter Anderson , 41 , told an Old Bailey jury the woman , 18 , suddenly became passionate and initiated intercourse .

In 1991 the Dutch Ministry of Education initiated an educational review of all medical schools ( carried out by the universities themselves ) .

The quest for Greece initiated by Winckelmann was not ( we have said ) a purely scholarly pursuit .

Now Tom was managing the manor farm , Dolly was spending much time at the dairy there .

I 've gained a great deal of experience these psst two and a half years and I think I could manage a stud farm quite easily now .

He has a team of five executives who manage a portfolio of 200 investments between them .

With her deputy Nick McCabe and head chef Paul Dickson , she manages a facility that offers breakfast , lunch and all day coffee to about 1,600 customers a day .

From two of its existing operations -- Software Sciences , which produces the CHAMPS hotel management system and Datasolve , which manages other companies ' data facilities -- the new company has taken the name Data Sciences .

Those companies between them owned or managed 95 fishing vessels which were until 31 March 1989 registered as British fishing vessels under the Merchant Shipping Act 1894 ( 57 & 58 Vict. c. 60 ) .

The RSPB recommends setting up a conservation programme with a target of one million hectares of surplus farmland to be managed for wildlife by the year 2000 .

Thereupon Southey announced that , Pantisocrat or no , his private resources were his own , and that on the Welsh farm each person should manage his own affairs .

Every group who use sports facilities managed by their Local Authority should make sure that provision for their space is included in bid specifications .

The ability to operate as part of a management team and to manage an expanding group is essential .

By that , Dawes means software solutions -- hidden from the user -- that can manage and administer large networks of powerful workstations .

RAMSEY Island off the Pembrokeshire coast is to become a nature reserve managed by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds .

The 340-bedroom hotel , the Omni Jakarta Hotel , will be managed by Omni Hotels Asia-Pacific .

The opening ceremony was managed for us by Cosmo PR in Tokyo and a specially selected audience of 120 people came to the event including around 70 customers from the four business areas represented at KITEC .

` You all know , " Jeremiah went on , ` that under the terms of the trust that we are required to manage the land and sell when it 's no longer profitable .

The market garden is managed on a shared basis , as are the bees , whose honey is sold in the shop .

Very large numbers of old people , especially women , live alone or with an elderly spouse and most manage their lives capably and competently .

English Heritage is dedicated to preserving it all , not just the properties we currently manage .

He added he would willingly forego a trip to the United States and play in the Jersey Open with the hope of collecting more Ryder Cup points .

In order to give you even more help , we are foregoing the annual renewal commission with certain life insurers .

One medium-sized firm of solicitors in East Anglia has written to its staff asking them to forgo their pay for December .

` I would much rather forgo your interest if it is to be tempered with interference ! " she spat through pursed lips .

Although there was no hope that her own son and his intimates would forgo their day 's sport , there were those less inclined for the hunt than they had been in their younger days .

Hughes will forego the pleasure of trousering this money which will go to the Leukaemia Research Fund .

The girl had wanted to forgo the tea and sidle out while they could , but Hencke shook his head .

It had been another depressing day , and now I was being asked to forgo the one thing that would have made it bearable .

He was prepared to forgo some of his rights , but I contend that the state is required to defend those rights for the benefit of its citizens .

I would rather forgo a very attractive acquisition if it would mean stretching the balance sheet

The country is decked in lights and banners while parades , exhibitions and shows show the Malaysians pride in their country . 

A royal occasion -- such as the Queen Mother 's birthday -- caused the cottage to be decked with red , white and blue bunting . 

Heavy snow in January and February kept other possible buyers away , and by the time the crocuses and daffodils were decking the rest of the Thrush Green gardens , Tullivers was looking at its worst . 

For recently the random eruptions and scattered pustules that had decked my chin and brows for the past year had begun to mass , forming formidably ugly scarps and weeping lesions . 

Three Parts Human , Seven Parts Beast is the beguiling name he has given his exhibition of tradition-steeped calligraphy which will deck the walls of the gallery at Kasetsart University beginning on Friday .

Blue and white flowers topped the larger caskets , pink and blue blooms decked the smaller ones .

In the center of Portadown the streets were decked in red , white and blue bunting of the British flag , the Union Jack .

THE Queen astonished British Rail passengers yesterday by catching an ordinary train for a goodwill visit to Oxfam . 

It astonished him that her outward appearance had changed so little . 

It astonished me that a man who had kept his head under the most severe stresses and strains should lose both nerve and judgement in this way . 

It astonished her how the passage of time had censored from his memory everything except the trimmings like crackers , turkeys and mince pies ; and he 'd imagined , in the place of the emotional strain and physical surfeit he 'd forgotten , a wholly fictitious jollity . 

A BEER-loving juror astonished a judge when he slipped him a note asking : ` When is it dinner time ? " 

The once moderate grader at Brough Park has astonished everyone with his transition to hurdle racing and has won his last five races . 

When David had asked her to clear the mess away , for fear of inciting his stepfather 's rage , Beth had astonished him by refusing . 

He astonished himself with the reply , giving not Estabrook 's address , but that of another place entirely . 

It contained a neat set of communication devices that had always astonished Renwick . 

I was astonished by the amount of pain that Manuela seemed to thrive on . 

I was so astonished by the sudden question that I just gaped at him . 

Louise was astonished by the sudden improvement ; she could feel the warmth returning to her father 's limbs and see his breathing becoming easier every moment . 

When he stepped out , he was astonished by his first view of the place . 

For the rest of that evening Dr Jones astonished the Casualty junior staff by being , for him , an angel of sweetness and light to us . 

Dawn astonished doctors by becoming pregnant as she waited for a hysterectomy after being told she would never have a child . 

The court astonished everybody by deciding that it could not rule on the legality or otherwise of something that had not happened yet . 

What she saw astonished her because Ana was there and no mistaking it . 

An ardent Anglophile , Tritsis used frequently to astonish British journalists with the breadth of his knowledge about Westminster , asking them if they thought Enoch Powell or Tony Benn the more radical figure . 

Though depleted by robbery in Thrace on the way home , Vulso 's loot astonished the Romans for its size and quality . 

He was even able to astonish the Sergeant with some of his discoveries . 

There was a rat-at-tat of machinegun fire and several windows shattered .

A BRITISH Airways crew feared they would be sucked out of the cockpit when the windscreen shattered at 33,000 ft yesterday .

` The soul of man is a world full of beings , a kingdom in which armies clash to help or hinder a supreme conquest . 

In December 1988 and January 1989 Chinese and African students clashed violently in the eastern city of Nanjing . 

Slum-dwellers in a Tehran suburb , protesting against the planned demolition of unauthorized shacks , had clashed violently with police on July 29 . 

Gone are the roving gangs of party militants who would sneak round in the dead of night replacing other parties ' posters with their own and often clashing violently with rival gangs . 

In January 1657 he clashed with Feake at Allhallows over his old ally 's continued intransigence . 

The House of Lords was clearly reluctant to clash with Parliament on a matter within the scope of Parliamentary Privilege ( see Chap. 3 ) . 

Police clashed with steel workers in Guayana City , where two people were wounded , and with students in San F)x , where seven people were wounded , 50 were arrested and buses were set on fire . 

Hateley and Staelens clashed midway between the centre circle and Brugge 's goal and though both players looked equally at fault , the referee decided to dismiss Hateley on his own . 

Mr Janman clashed at the Monday Club meeting with fellow Tory Mike Truman , who contested Ealing Southall for the party at the last election . 

They clashed in 1925 over the return to the gold standard and again in 1928-9 over Lloyd George 's proposals for loan-financed public works . 

Mr Graham , 57 , took early retirement after clashing with then Education Secretary Kenneth Clarke . 

On the morning of Sept. 11 police using tear gas and batons clashed with around 3,000 Serb demonstrators demanding the dismissal of the bus company 's Moslem director . 

On June 20-24 in Narbonne police ( and , later , CRS riot police ) clashed with " Harki " youths --the children of Algerians who had fought on the French side during the Algerian war of independence . 

The three scents clashed deliciously and fought for supremacy in the hot steamy room . 

Next year I hope they bring in a seeding system as many of the top winning dogs clashed very early on . 

Walkers and landowners often clash but the conflict is unnecessary , says Environment and Water Advisor for the Country Landowners Association Alan Woods 

Slamming a door in someone 's face has nothing to do with breeding or upbringing . 

The other girl laid the last of the flowers in position , and slammed the van doors shut . 

He ducked out of number twenty-three and slammed shut the door . 

Vologsky slammed his fist down upon the table as the injustice of it all descended upon him again . 

He slammed his fist down angrily on the console and turned to the twinkling carrying case . 

He slammed his clenched fist into the desk , and began to cry . 

He slammed the phone back into its cradle , and Belinda winced . 

Angrily she tore her hand away from Rune 's clasp and slammed it palm-down on the table . 

I was so worked up , I kept slamming my bed against the wall , banging on windows , turning the taps on . 

Dan felt an urge to take back his fist and slam it into the old woman 's teeth . 

He slammed the full magazine into the weapon and gripped it for a moment , the veins in his temple throbbing angrily . 

She banged his head on the till , slamming his hand in the drawer , and he ran off with only half a 20 pound note . 

Slamming her hand on the table , cutting off the other girl in mid-sentence , she denied frantically , ` No ! " 

Maxim slammed the steering wheel with both hands , nearly hard enough to break it , certainly hard enough to make both palms sting . 

Dropping her soap-bag on top of the folded clothes , she slammed the case lid down and ferociously snapped the fastenings . 

He slammed his hand down on the top of the dressing table , causing some of the bottles to topple over . 

John and his friend then began to fight back and were gaining the upper hand when the police intervened slamming them up against a wall with their arms pinned behind their backs . 

He turned on his heel , picked up the painting , and left the villa , slamming the door behind him . 

" Get outside this , " she said , slamming the tin mug of coffee in front of him , and sawing away energetically at the loaf . 

He let out a whoop , and slammed the gun down onto the bar , breaking glasses . 

Both men went hurtling backwards , Scott slamming the newcomer 's head against the bathroom cabinet . 

Ferdi slammed the car door and buttoned his jacket , sniffing the clean soft Mediterranean night air appreciatively . 

She heard him slam the front room door and went back into the bedroom . 

He was off-balance , his defences down as Ward drew back his right arm and slammed that gloved hand straight into the sallow face . 

` Five ! " he carolled , and slammed his little hand down on Vitor 's big one . 

She slammed her hands on the desk and papers flew in every direction .

He slammed his fork on the table , leapt up and yelled , ` These fucking New York actors !

` That should do it , " Bloxham said , slamming the boot and offering his hand for shaking .

So I smiled nervously and slammed him in the mouth with the metal box , trying to kick him in the groin as he sagged , but his heavy overcoat protected him well .

She closed the lid ; when the catch failed to operate , she slammed it a second time with a violence that made several of the slumberers lift their heads .

Maxim slammed the steering wheel with both hands , nearly hard enough to break it , certainly hard enough to make both palms sting .

It was apparent that he had used it both to slam the shutters and so knock the simple latch back into place .

She slammed it behind her and walked away hurriedly , her heart beating madly against her ribs .

It leapt in the air as it shot over the ramp , making Rachel gasp as she watched him slam the brakes on , flinging her forward to make the seatbelt dig into her .

In turn , members of the innovatory networks identified individual managers or particular functions whose overt opposition to , or lack of enthusiasm for the change strategy seriously hindered its progress .

The recent development of cooperatives in Greece has been seriously hindered by a high degree of central control ; there may be a danger that similar problems will arise in Italy .

Exploration of this area has been greatly hindered by the presence of lower Tertiary volcanics , for on seismic profiles these largely obscure the underlying geology of the basin .

Unproductive guilt hinders your behaviour in a variety of ways .

You must realize , my lord , how important they are and not hinder them in their beautiful lives . "

And working at the Shakespeare School of English does n't exactly hinder me in that direction .

Unproductive feelings of jealousy hinder your behaviour in a variety of ways .

Narrow neutrality consists in helping or hindering them to an equal degree in those activities and regarding those resources that they would wish neither to engage in nor to acquire but for the conflict .

In the first case the speculator with entrepreneurial initiative may identify land with numerous problems hindering development , and attempt to resolve these by negotiation .

The government 's emphasis on cash crop production was criticized on the grounds that it favoured wealthy exporters rather than small farmers and had hindered industrial development .

Moss 's loyalty to British manufacturers like Cooper , Jaguar , Frazer-Nash and ERA certainly hindered his early progress as they could not provide cars good enough to compete with the European manufacturers .

Yet the study suggests that women themselves may be hindering their progress .

Since none of these parties has passed the 5,000-member threshold , they can not be officially registered , which hinders their organisational work .

But he would be hindered unless he knew the methods and presuppositions of the Church and its clergy .

But progress has been hindered by problems with toxicity and with the ability of HIV to become resistant to individual drugs .

Until that happens , the UK is hindered in its support for international initiatives to encourage abolition in other countries .

Four people , having served their community , have been confined for some seven years and now find that their right of appeal is being hindered by some legal technicality or misinterpretation of the law .

A surgeon who fails to take action to help the recovery of a patient prostrate in front of him in the operating theatre is hindering his recovery .

This action seems to be a retrograde step that will hinder the exchange of medical graduates between the English speaking communities on either side of the Atlantic .

A TOP Catholic public school was yesterday accused of hindering a police investigation into a pervert priest .

Her international trade negotiations are already hindered by Norway 's attitude to whaling and sealing , and she is blamed for poor results .

The Conservative Party in this country has been hindered by the concept that winning the argument automatically means winning the people .

And although one or two other trials , in the 1890s for example , centred around birth control , at no time after 1877 was birth-control propaganda hindered by law .

In many large churches , built to enable the greatest possible numbers to attend Sunday Mass , the circumstances of worship too often hinder an effective liturgy of the Word .

In 1537 Ralph Sadler complained to Cromwell about the probable consequences of an enforced withdrawal : ` My absence from the court will so much hinder me that I shall never be able to recover . "

He accused these conservatives of hindering renovation of society under the pretext of populism or of safeguarding ideological purity .

Two proposed sites in Blackbird Leys have been included in the Green Belt , which could hinder the commercial development United says will be needed to help pay for the new all seater stadium .

One thing 's for sure , the sons and daughters of all those rich Tories who bulldozed through this crackpot curriculum wo n't be hindered in any way .

The ex-world champion moaned : ` I would n't advise any boys to take up the game . 

Subsequently , two members of this team complained about their leader to a director : " He 's slowing us down , " they moaned . 

` La soupe , " moaned Auguste in despair , noticing the vast canister standing unheated on the floor . 

` My husband moans that I 'm not as slim as when we first met " 

My husband , who 's 41 , hates the fact that I smoke and moans that I eat too much . 

People do not want to be led by someone moaning that the press is unfair . 

The England football management has for years moaned that there are no longer any easy matches , and England 's cricketers learned this salutary lesson against Sri Lanka . 

Another moaned that Johnny was a little slow putting his hand in pocket . 

` It 's rather a change , actually , " he murmured , ` to find a woman who does n't pick at her food and moan about endless diets . 

Passengers also moaned about cancelled and overcrowded coaches and the lack of services . 

` Why are you running away from me ? " moaned Mcduff looking hurt . 

I 'M NOT a New Man ; I 'm a failed house-husband , " moans Walter in Graham Swannell 's self-directed two-hander . 

When I got there they moaned about all the clothes and stuff I had , because you have to take everything with you when they move you about . 

Drinkers also moaned about dirt and smells in pubs , bad toilets and ` down-at-heel " gardens . 

We can compare the growth of our peas and beans , and moan about the weather . 

And they used to moan at each other : ‘ Your system sounds different from my system …

If he did n't turn up they moaned at him later for not being there , and they had used his name for fund-raising without permission . 

` Thomas , Thomas , " Gwendolen moaned quietly to herself , and made no further bid for the limelight . 

We 'd been moaning to Malcolm about wanting to play some gigs . 

POOR Elizabeth Harris moans about being married to two millionaire stars , the late Rex Harrison and Richard Harris , and then to having to work for a living ! 

They just moan on and on about Fergie this and Fergie that … and I 've simply had enough . 

“ I 've been moaning on about Perdita all evening , but at least she 's alive , whereas Will … ” 

He rested one foot on the fence and leant forward , hawking loudly , sending a projectile of sputum into the river below . 

The crowd milled around chatting and exchanging tips , hawking and spitting , slurping tea and placing bets . 

They were smoking cigars , hawking and spitting and shaking hands with friends or associates . 

Almost an hour passed with my heart thumping every time the door of number four opened . 

Her head thumped , her eyes were half-closed and her voice rasped irritation . 

They sat in silence , their pulses thumping , breathing on the windows to encourage the steaming-up process , desperately anxious to get out . 

Herge 's widow and Tintin aficionados do not deny the Tintin cartoons may have overtones about drinking , but they do not want Tintin pigeonholed as a boy with a drinking problem .

So I think that the sexual politics in the film is very difficult to pigeonhole .

And even Prince , today -- no-one ever really tries to pigeonhole him , because he 's a truly talented person .

Alongside keyboard player Ceri Evans ' Sunship project and vocal sensation Jamiroqua , Mother Earth are proving there are new , diverse sounds emerging on a record label that some people pigeonholed way too prematurely .

As I reached the entrance to the lift the iron concertina gate clattered open . 

He lost his balance and he and the teapot clattered downstairs . 

He raised his wings and clattered about his cage , dashing his talons and beak against the bars and wire mesh to make as much noise as possible . 

He longed for London Land , with gas lamps still flickering in the dusk , horse-drawn cabs clattering across the cobblestones , criminals no scarier than little boys scrounging for their supper . 

It clattered across the path and bounced against what looked like the battered frame of an old pram , with a bang like a pistol shot . 

` Too late , " interrupted the skipper , clattering down wooden stairs which led from the deck . 

Each passing minute brought one , two , or even more cabs and post chaises clattering down the street to great cheers and cries of ` In time ! 

Ice cubes clatter into the cup , followed by a large slug of Old Bedwetter . 

When Murray Bookchin came clattering into our living room 25 years ago , in a period now seen with a misplaced nostalgia by the left , his urban guerrilla appearance belied his message . 

A few minutes later she heard the tractor clattering into the yard . 

Tilting it to one side he allowed the object to clatter onto the table . 

From the gravelled sweep of the entrance to the Old Rectory came Mrs Hadley on a gleaming chestnut horse ; she clattered past the Glovers , the old man , other passers-by with the age-old superiority of the mounted over those on foot . 

The train clattered swiftly through the backs of darkened villages . 

Horsemen rode among the infantry , and waggons clattered through the forest , butting against trees , being forced through marshy ground and over fallen trunks . 

` Quick , quick , pull on the rope , " just before the first horse came clattering through the gap . 

The knife clattered to the floor , and he threw in a right-hook to the jaw that sent the man reeling back against the counter , gasping , ` Pick it up , Mike -- quick ! " 

As he yanked one out for himself , something clattered loudly to the floor . 

Luke tightened his grip on her and the pitchfork clattered to the ground . 

He was whistling to keep up his spirits , that was all , Robert said to himself as the boys clattered after him . 

Victorine shoved her out of her worries , opening the bedroom door without knocking and clattering in . 

` Macbeth , Act One , Scene Seven , " he announced as the boys clattered in . 

` I 'll go , " sobbed Perdita , and , leaping on to Hermia 's back , she clattered off down the drive . 

They clattered on as far as the door ; under workbenches , into cracks , finding every obscure corner . 

With his unbuttoned shirt hanging outside his trousers , and his bare feet thrust into his shoes , he clattered out and down the stairs , his socks clutched ridiculously in his hand . 

She scarcely saw the streets of Swansea as the coach clattered along the cobbles , scattering a flurry of chickens that had been pecking at a fallen crust of bread . 

Great , round clouds rolled slowly across the sky like whales and a chill wind slapped their faces as they clattered along the pavement to Angelo 's Cafe . 

The motor noise dropped to a rumble and feet clattered around his car . 

Squeaky Sutton , the landlord of the ` Windy Ridge " for the past thirty years , looked up as the noisy party clattered down the four steps into his cosy cellar bar . 

The punt tipped over and started to clatter down the rollers the other side . 

He says he experienced a tremendous thrill when he heard the tinkle of money and saw a glittering stream of silver coins clattering down the chute . 

They rode in single file , for the ground became broken as they climbed higher and the hoofs of their mounts dislodged loose stones that clattered down the hillside . 

It usually means clattering over ice and rocks down a three-foot-wide piste , in gale-force winds and horizontal rain . 

The others clattered over the loose uneven rock following Paddy 's understandable impatience . 

Rosie at once scrambled to her feet , the marbles she had in her lap dropping and clattering over the polished wood floors . 

A small train , hauled by a tiny steam engine and comprising double-bogied cars carrying three sealed , hissing cauldrons each , trundled slowly by , wheels screeching and clattering over a set of points . 

Outside , they heard Sybil 's shoes clattering up the stone steps . 

George was frowning in thought as they clattered up the prison-like stone steps to his set . 

She clattered back to her office and pounded away at the audio letters for an hour and a half , broken only by a trip to the kitchen for coffee . 

We waited in the shed while rain boomed and clattered on to the metal roof , and no aircraft took off or landed for hour after hour . 

Mrs Chalk was clattering round in the kitchen , and a savoury aroma was wafting from that region . 

Work slowed to a halt until Donald Steuart clattered up on his cart and began to lift down hefty canvas bags from the tailboard . 

The party clattered by , the gate opened to give them passage . 

When the ringing subsided , Biff Thacker was standing over her , with Rose at his side , clutching a bobbin , and the machine was still clattering backwards and forwards . 

After all , I 'd only just stopped doing my paper-round and I heard them talking about headlong stuff I never knew about before : abortions , heroin , Sylvia Plath , prostitution .

To take one example , if Britain stopped burning fossil fuels altogether , the world 's output of carbon dioxide -- some 6 billion tonnes a year -- would fall by only 160 m tonnes .

The Office has stopped subsidising one-day energy surveys for industry and commerce and there is little accessible public information .

Social services have stopped paying a £30 attendance allowance for Becky to go to Southampton once every two months for treatment .

They had almost stopped resuscitating him on the grounds that the doctor had n't remembered his diagnosis .

" And then , about four months ago , Mr. Andrew stopped coming to the office .

I stopped smoking two years ago and I stopped doing all the silly drugs and drink nearly six years ago , so you naturally gravitate towards quite a healthy diet .

Kenny Everett said : ` I stopped watching 10 years ago because it was hideously irritating .

That 's something you find : after a certain age , people stop photographing you .

People stop having children when the future they face is too appalling .

The fliers immediately stopped their displays in respect for the dead man .

The smoke was drifting slowly across the farm buildings in the still air . 

The vapour , rising over the North Sea , drifted slowly eastwards to heap white and grey thunderheads above the coast . 

In mid-stream Meg let Ben take the oars from her , changing seats with him nimbly as the boat drifted slowly about . 

He 'd made a good start but now he was faltering , and the focus of attention was drifting slowly away from him . 

A fine trail of dust dislodged from the door frame and drifted slowly to the ground . 

A Radioactive cloud that drifted across Britain after a fire at the Windscale nuclear factory in Cumbria in 1957 may have killed hundreds of people . 

The problem results when acid rainclouds drifting across moorland come into contact with the branches of conifers . 

The rain was still drifting across the distant mountain range when they left the hotel , blurring their outlines , obscuring the lough . 

One cool September Saturday , as the first snowflakes drifted quietly across the picture window , a white-faced , rather exhausted Isobel sat sewing in her living-room . 

Laughter drifted across the water as the long , high-sided boat made its way out across the lake , the lanterns swinging gently on either side . 

A smell , rich , savoury , and unfamiliar was drifting from the flat . 

Dust spurted and drifted from their hooves and the bright sun flashed cruel and beautiful from their drawn sabres . 

Once , when stationed at Pulham in Norfolk , his commanding officer told him that a naval airship was drifting from the North Sea entirely out of control , as both its engines had broken down . 

He sat back in the armchair and watched the smoke drifting upwards from his pipe towards the gas lamp . 

Music drifted from open windows and traffic droned down the King 's Road . 

The tide was turning and he could see debris drifting downstream in the yellow afternoon light towards the River Gate , a mere hundred yards downstream . 

There is no consistent air movement , and the seeds are drifting outwards in all directions from the tree . 

Alternatively the capsule might be drifting in the weak gravitational field of intergalactic space . 

The Saturday afternoon was fine , with soft clouds drifting in a blue sky . 

Every angle , line and contour were gently rounded as though the snow had drifted slightly in the wind . 

The boat was drifting into the current , the long poles dipping in the dark water and pushing her away . 

As I slept off the last of my baggitis , sweet visions of castles , fountains and autumn leaves drifted through my dreams . 

Each time she thought she had caught hold of the essential man he turned out to be as nebulous as the sea mist drifting through her fingers . 

In both , the characters drift somnambulistically through life , unconsciously impelled by emotions of which not only they , but also the author , can give little or no account . 

A cool breeze drifted through the open window , carrying with it the sound of water trickling softly from the old stone fountain they 'd painstakingly renovated in the inner courtyard . 

He whisped out of his clothes , which hung man-shaped in the air for a second and then drifted to the floor . 

Remember that if the glider is drifting towards an obstruction this can only be stopped by banking away from it and not by just applying the rudder . 

The familiar odours of onions and fat , roasted coffee and decaying fish drifted towards the Thames . 

The reports drifting out of Baghdad suggest that an accord of some sort is on the way . 

But this year , it has finally decided to flower profusely , forming brownish clouds which drift hazily over the bush . 

` Listen , " he murmured , his warm breath drifting over her cheek . 

With only the faintest possible graze of the fender , the dinghy drifted against her . 

Hence , the continents , islands , and submarine ranges drift on these thinner plates , like conveyor belts . 

The scents of its rare grasses and reeds drift gently on the wind bringing calm and tranquillity to its banks . 

The ash cloud drifted at somewhere between twenty-five and sixty kilometres per hour , and it covered in all more than two million square kilometres of the South American continent . 

The empty parachute took more than twenty minutes to wander and drift all the way down . 

Because Mr Ross was unconscious , he had been unable to steer his vessel and the craft had drifted two miles out to sea much further than it was designed to go . 

When she had chosen the least remarkable and staggered downstairs in a pair of high-heeled purple boots the others got their revenge by wheezing about the room in hysterics once more . 

Hydraulic pressure built up slowly until the door wheezed open . 

U. S. forces built berms around Tall Afar before a September operation to flush insurgents from that northern Iraqi city .

They wish NATO troops would help them flush out Kadafi 's fighters and destroy the antiaircraft guns , mortars and artillery that hammer Misurata .

Marine commanders have also thrown the SWAT team into action in raids across northern Babil province , a push to flush insurgents and criminals out of their strongholds .

An all-out offensive against the Taliban in Swat during the spring succeeded in flushing militants out of the volatile region 's urban centers and towns .

North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Afghan troops launched an offensive last month to flush out Taliban militants from the province 's northern tip .

` Most of it was sopped up by the double thickness of the collar at the back but it soaked down through .

After all , " he continued , deftly manipulating half a loaf of garlic bread to sop up the tomato juice on his last platter , ` you never saw anybody fat come out of Auschwitz . "

So the literary set , many of them agnostic or hostile to religion , ranged behind Lord David , while those who had already committed themselves , together with those who esteemed him as a scholar , voted for E. K. Chambers . 

He is consistent and they esteem him , he is firm and they fear him 

Which , as I esteem it , is a cause not all unjust , and not to be distorted by ill-judged action . 

Much as I esteem you , I will not manipulate events for your personal gratification . " 

Nowadays they may be esteemed by their peers who know something of their work , but this esteem has little currency value in the committee-rooms where performance is appraised . 

Never married , though once engaged , he was esteemed as a literary wit and rough-hewn eccentric . 

Like many Oxford men , he belonged to the strong Socratic tradition in which dialogue was esteemed as highly as the written word . 

Contemporary Japanese ceramics are highly esteemed , but hardly known abroad . 

In the course of the last five thousand years a wide variety of stones other than jade have been highly esteemed for jewellery , insignia , seals and the embellishment of personal weapons . 

The daughters of small farmers were best esteemed , but they were declining and the supply was made up from the cottages of artisans , shopkeepers and labourers . 

People esteemed some men more than others , but their influence then was personal , and their command , if it was obeyed , did not depend on formal office and resulted in no treasury . 

Most of the materials chiefly esteemed today for their symbolic value are of mineral origin . 

The tennis shots Segura esteemed in Connors related to balance on the court . 

It was said of Vaughan that he was ` esteemed by scholars , an ingenious person , but proud and humorous " . 

They learned to feel affection , but not to express sensual love , towards women they esteemed highly , in the first instance , in the relationship with their mother . 

In a passage from the Book of Isaiah , God says : ` This is the one that I esteem : he who is humble and contrite in spirit , and trembles at my word . " 

` If you were a secretary , you can probably be a manager or even run your own business . 

While Gloria helped dry the dishes after tea , Mrs Parvis continued to find fault with the people who ran the country . 

But I do n't know how you can run a country on frothy money , and I would argue that Black Wednesday was a classic example of that sort of thing going wrong . " 

If he runs the country as well as he ran the campaign we 'll be alright . " 

Remember , the Richardson 's have run gangs in Deptford since the war . 

There is a similar organisation that runs projects in Scotland ; and the National Trust also uses volunteers in many aspects of its work . 

` You used to run a little photographic shop in Silmour Street , " Connor remembered . 

You could be running the most ecologically sound enterprise in the whole of Brazil , but you would still have an illegal road going across Indian land . " 

The prime ministers between the World Wars , who were mostly Conservative , ran the system with sense and responsibility . 

They run their own lives with the assistance of a support worker . 

Now the theatre trust is seeking an management company to run it for them . 

You may contribute to running the Home by attending its residents ' committee meetings . 

Geoff Boucher has been running this unofficial sanctuary for more than four years . 

The Centre for Alternative Technology , a charity , has run a working exhibition on ` low impact technologies " since 1974 . 

The front row on the left was taken by the two light-skinned women who ran the Primary School . 

Communities were typically run by the ` ancientry of the parish . " 

The nursery is run by trained staff under the supervision of the matron . 

As you know , I run the magazine on a pretty tight budget , but I could offer a fee of £100 if you could supply two or three good quality photographs with your article . 

I dressed and crept along the endless corridors until I found the staircase and slid silently down the banisters under the disapproving eye of Sir Mauger Grindlewood . 

She would pretend to be frightened when he jumped out , would call out to him to be careful when he crept along an overhanging branch and hung , skimming the water . 

It was very easy to imagine eyes peering from the gloom , or strange beings creeping along the path behind them . 

Piper O'Rourke used her hand to shield the beam of her torch as she crept along the darkened corridors of Belial Base towards the main airlock . 

Slowly , step by step , she crept along the terrace until she stood there , looking in . 

Then they both creep along the pavement , onto the concrete path , up the concrete stairs to the waiting concrete flat . 

As they crept along they could not help wondering what they would find . 

Staying close to the wooden wall , he crept along between the shed and the hedge . 

No sound came from the garden , so she crept along to the gate and squeezed herself under . 

Creeping around from hangar to hangar and dodging patrolling sentries they successfully ensured the destruction of several more aircraft , brand-new crated engines and machinery . 

Bugs creep around him through the tendrils and quite near a thrush is singing . 

On feet that tried desperately to be silent , Belinda crept away , not stopping or turning round until she reached the looming mass of the house . 

He settled back and looked up at the ceiling as if he had forgotten she was there , and Maggie had the urge to creep away . 

So that most times she wakes first and creeps back and forth in the dark . 

Mama made me go to school , but I crept back home just before noon . 

I crept back upstairs to my little room and spoke my account of the previous day 's events into my journal . 

She crept back to bed and lay next to her husband , taking care to leave a space between their bodies . 

He crept back into the kitchen and made himself another cup of tea . 

Finally , grabbing the bedcover and wrapping it round herself , she crept back to the head of the stairs . 

He crept inconspicuously back to the dashboard , switched on the ignition , and looked at the gauge . 

Inside her head , Gilly packed the brown suitcase and crept down the stairs . 

She crept down , keeping her suitcase under her right arm to conceal it as best she could with her body . 

She crept quietly down to find out what was happening and heard her 5-year-old girl tell her 3-year-old brother to open the fridge and get out some chocolate . 

Blair crept down to the bank whilst I rehearsed various reasons to explain why he had not caught the trout : lack of experience , bad casting technique . 

Then she opened the bedroom door and crept down through the dark , silent house . 

I said I believed them to be following the correct route and then crept off into the mist surreptitiously to whip out my compass . 

She turned her back on the squabbling creatures and crept off along the footpath . 

Had the Pages ' passion been for Lalique glass , the family might have felt constrained to creep about gingerly on tiptoe . 

When all was silent , except for the distant buzz of conversation from the tea , she crept out and almost ran down the back passage , as fast as her high-heeled shoes would permit . 

He closed the shutters and , leaving the breakfast tray behind , crept out as though she might already be asleep . 

When he judged he had gone far enough he crept cautiously out to where the trees were more sparse . 

Examine a scene from the play where one boy creeps up on another and then springs on him stabbing him in the back with his knife . 

Cecil crept up behind Sam and poked him with his over-sized weapon . 

Mayne and his group crept away , leaving the guards to fight it out between themselves . 

He leaped to his feet as the kitchen door suddenly opened , then crept backwards until he was concealed in the darker shadows beyond the turn of the banister . 

As the afternoon drew to a close , Mildred crept downstairs and out into the darkening yard . 

The monstrous tiger on which Asmodeus sat crept forwards , sulphurous plumes of smoke rising from its nostrils . 

When they landed Paul crept forward to peer out into the grassland from behind a tree . 

He got up from his mattress , crept across the floor , and looked out . 

Slipping off the bed she crept across her room , opening the door as silently as possible . 

She crept softly across the room to the piano and touched the keys , although without applying any pressure . 

The three of them began to creep slowly down the hill , moving from tree to tree , but no more than a few yards at a time . 

Marguerite was sleeping and Jenna crept downstairs in the silent house and made her way to the kitchen to fix herself a milky drink . 

At 1.15am , as they slept , Hobbins allegedly crept into the guardroom and took the rifle . 

In a flash , Creed was out of the jeep and creeping past foliage and tree-trunks towards the beginning of the picket fence . 

The cat was creeping stealthily through a patch of long grass towards the foot of the largest tree . 

She crept upstairs to the bathroom , switching off lights as she went . 

Gathering up her courage , the little hedgehog crept to the dish . 

Blowing out the candle , Tilly crept to the kitchen door and gingerly opened it . 

Matilda took the knife she had been eating with , and all four of them crept towards the dining-room door , the father keeping well behind the others . 

Then I saw a barrel glinting and realized two soldiers were creeping towards me . 

Outside the fog blanketed the tiny attic , a thick , grey blanket of splintered frost . 

When snow many feet deep blankets the land and the lake is covered with ice , the beavers are able to swim out from their lodge beneath the ice , retrieve the green branches and feed on them throughout the winter . 

She stepped forward to the window again and looked down from her turret , whence she had the view of a seagull , on to the sweep of snow , blanketing terrace and steps and lawn , rolling on white and smooth to the ruff of black shrubs on the lochside , and then beyond that the grey water , still as glass , gleaming like steel . 

Even large animals such as tethered dogs may be blanketed by ants and die from the accumulated shock of ten thousand bites . 

At all sites at which there have been landings , manned or otherwise , the lunar surface is almost entirely blanketed in fine dust , with a few stones and boulders here and there . 

Rocks close under the window were covered with grey and orange lichens ; further out they were encrusted with barnacles and beyond that they were blanketed with brown seaweeds , their slimy fronds gleaming in the sunshine . 

Packer and Sheehy were both taxiing around Sydney airport in their respective corporate jets on Tuesday when they accidentally collided . 

There was an evening to pass before the midnight flight to London and , despite Tucker 's adamancy that Miss Kennedy would n't see her , she taxied to the Big Bamboo on Wulff Road . 

We taxied towards the buildings and a little party of figures came to meet us as if they were welcoming a foreign diplomat . 

We taxied away from the palm-thatched hut that was proudly styled as Straker 's Cay Airport Terminal Number One . 

As they taxied in , Myeloski decided he would not comment on what had obviously been a most difficult landing with a lucky outcome . 

His son has gone off to London , and he worries that he may lose touch with him . 

It tells electorates that there can be continual growth and no one need worry that the cost of environmental security will hit spending power or reduce standards of living . 

He spent two sleepless nights worrying that he might end up on a murder charge . 

Unlike other insecticides , lindane has a high skin-absorption rate and experts worry that repeated treatments could lead to a build-up of this chemical in the body , with possible toxic side effects like convulsions . 

I have friends who worry that I do n't eat well and regularly enough but I suppose it is all a continuation of the habits formed when I was a one-woman farmer . 

Many of us who are parents -- especially those of us who are single parents or working mothers -- worry we are not perfect . 

All the time Maureen was away she was worrying herself sick about Biggles . 

This kind of problem has worried some people interested in animals that gain protection from predators by " mimicry " . 

They might be worrying themselves sick , thinking she 'd had an accident . 

Daniel patted his wife again and tried to reassure her , although he was worried himself about Billy 's wellbeing . 

` Of course I still have a wife , but there 's no need for you to worry your pretty little head about it . 

I do n't think we need worry ourselves about little Miss Harker . " 

Of course , just as sociologists and poets worry a lot about their actual influence , journalists may often see themselves as hacks and hackettes . 

We worry about sectarian exclusiveness without realising that we have become used to living under siege . 

Mr Roh and his alliance of squabbling factions are worried by stories in the newspapers hinting that officials in the government 's security organisations are jockeying for power . 

Maud was worried by the lighting , which Sir George turned on -- a dim standard lamp by the fire , a slightly happier lamp , made from a Chinese vase , on the table . 

He was worried by the decimation of forests by charcoal burners and persuaded King James I to forbid glass furnaces to be fired with wood in 1615 . 

She 's probably been worrying what family secrets I 'd let out of the bag . 

My brothers would n't let me worry about money -- they 'd always see me all right . " 

He worries at the extent to which known Felix pictures have disappeared in the last 30 years , and can detail those that have gone missing from Brighton , The Oval and a Piccadilly pub . 

He said it was n't long and that she worried for nothing and I changed the subject . 

If , however , your basic pension is your only source of income , you will not have to worry as the amount you receive is below the income tax threshold . 

The meal was passed in comparative silence , each woman worrying in her own way because of George 's failure to return . 

Clients also worry about discussing their troubles in case they may not be allowed treatment . 

You get the odd burglary , but you do n't worry about walking around at night . 

Now I just worry about whether we 'll still have tubes or not . 

I do n't want to invest in anything where every day I have to worry whether my managers are going to leave me . " 

But Mr Frankland 's next words showed me that I did not need to worry . 

His distrust of the power of critics made him ready to jibe at David Sylvester . 

They regularly accuse Baghdad of trying to sabotage the Sunnis in the province .

He said Arabs had feared that Christians would ally themselves with the Kurds and sabotaged this possibility by blocking the larger quotas .

It is this failure that Iraqi officials warn could sabotage any chance for an agreement on U. S. troops staying .

So far , Sultan said , radicals have sabotaged the U. S. program of civics and literacy classes .

Politicians declared that the third major attack in as many days was a deliberate attempt to destabilize the national government and sabotage Iraq 's plans to host the Arab League summit at the end of March .

We were expecting that the Baathists were going to sabotage our work .

You 've blackmailed me into spending money these past six years . 

` Are you trying to tell me that Ace blackmailed you into becoming his lover ? " 

But gratitude was all she felt , and even that was overshadowed by anger at the way he had blackmailed her into sailing with him . 

She bribed me with pasta and blackmailed me into writing a synopsis on my last night in Hawaii . 

He claimed that after 1987 he had been blackmailed by Papandreou into channelling interest on deposits from public corporations into Pasok election funds . 

Mr Wilson , the MP for Cunninghame North , said it was gangsterism and claimed that people were being blackmailed to accept lower terms and conditions . 

But a more calculating side is emerging , where celebrities are almost being blackmailed into lending their names to causes . 

We know employees are being blackmailed with their jobs to risk life and limb so employers can make a fat profit at our expense . 

I do n't even like you ; you 're virtually blackmailing me to work for you , and now you want me to pretend to be your girlfriend ? " 

Gide contends that he was virtually blackmailed into leaving Athman behind . 

Rank , it is said , had to be ` blackmailed " into showing Woodfall 's The Entertainer ( 1960 ) , even though Laurence Olivier had the lead role . 

He gurgled unpleasantly , and then knelt awkwardly on the planking . 

He made funny faces to amuse her , and when she smiled at his antics he would go on to tickle her toes until she gurgled happily . 

Painted in sunburst yellow , it has a huge engine gurgling inside . 

Cisterns were belching and gurgling near by and a tap on the wall dripped into a bucket with a deep musical note . 

The babe lay to his other side , gurgling softly in a simple cot , its fat arms raised as if to pluck the music from the air with its tiny hands . 

` That 's the bathroom , " he said , vaguely indicating a door to the right behind which , we were to discover , an array of ancient pipework gurgled and glugged . 

Blood drummed in her ears , blood gurgled like vomit in her throat , blood splashed in bright globules against the retinas of her closed eyes . 

He flopped on to his back , gurgled like a sleeping infant , then opened his eyes . 

To her ears the pattering and shshing of the water gurgling in drains sounded like a sort of singing every now and then , an aural counterpart to her inward calling his name , calling him to her . 

Back inside I felt sick and my stomach gurgled , starting me off on a worry about the absence of toilet facilities . 

The advent of thermal cyclers , which automatically vary temperature at preset times , has obviated this onerous task .

This does not mean that , as a survival technique , individual species can not vary their body size to suit circumstances .

Last year he sufferred badly from diarrhoea , the Lyons tried to vary his diet but his condition got worse .

That could be further varied by including MPs as a section of the electoral college .

From this , it is clear that the output voltage can be varied by altering the duty cycle .

These two values can usually be varied by controls mounted on the gyro itself or , in some cases , also changed at the transmitter .

He varied this routine by pushing rubbish through the letter box , pulling the flowers from the tiny strip of garden we tried to cultivate between the flagstones and chalking rude messages on my car .

By contrast , the solid fuel merchant can afford to vary the content of what goes into pre-packed bags of household fuel , provided the weight is correct .

The project will examine picture naming times under conditions which vary the relations between consecutive pictures ( changing size , orientation etc ) .

Vary the programme with humour , audio-visual devices , music , movement , colour , question and answer sessions , guest appearances .

The indicated remedy appeared to be spigelia , but when she was given this she developed palpitations and became quite anxious .

Some 15-40% of patients taking it long term develop an asymptomatic hepatic dysfunction , which is both dose dependent and reversible on stopping treatment .

After all , on his return he told of being attacked by insects as big as chickens .

We are pleased to tell you of a very exciting development with the fund , which has reached a market value of $750,000 .

Diego told her of his sick uncle and of the request from the bishop .

Drew had denied that the clothing had been cleaned there and insisted that he had sent it to the cleaners in Swansea and Rochdale previously on the tour . 

Raybestos officials deny that the move to Ireland was in any way connected with the difficulties faced by producers of asbestos products in the US . 

The relativist denies that there is a universal , ahistorical standard of rationality with respect to which one theory can be judged better than another . 

He denied that any Palestinians had been killed and tortured , but admitted that a small number had been detained because they had " committed crimes " against Kuwaitis during the occupation . 

She was furious , denied everything and said her husband would be taking the matter up with my editor . 

Condensed it sounded very little for an afternoon 's talking but simultaneously it was a surprising amount from a man who had started the day denying everything . 

She fought him , wanting him , hating him , intolerably confused , her voice shaking as she denied everything . 

John Carr , chief executive of Cadw , the Welsh Historic Monuments Executive Agency , denied important buildings were put at risk by the delays because local authorities had powers to intervene , pending a decision . 

Colour flooded her cheeks as she realised he was accusing her of posing and denying he had had anything to do with it . 

The game 's designers and distributors -- RAVCO -- deny the charge that they 're being irresponsible . 

He denies reports that he plays chess blindfold though he was ` a reasonable player " at school and university . 

And in the interview , conducted last week , they deny reports that they have needed psychiatric intervention to cope with their trauma . 

Sandone denied any suggestions that the move was in any way a legal ploy . 

Nicholson has always strongly denied the view that his films could have influenced anyone in their decision whether or not to indulge in drugs . 

The ice champion , who has not had a lover since his AIDS was diagnosed , has never denied being homosexual . 

A FOOTBALLER has denied causing grievous bodily harm after another player 's jaw was broken in a match . 

Azapo also rejected the suggestion of an all-party conference , and denied having pursued any contacts with the government . 

Earlier , Sharon Freda McLean denied killing Linda McMullen and said that it was co-defendant Lisa Burgess who started to kick and stamp on her in the Wrexham Peace Gardens . 

He was vague about both , but vehemently denied travelling via Cross Street . 

The US Semiconductor Industry Association has denied those claims by Japan that US companies cancelled semiconductor shipments to Japanese firms after orders had been placed . 

Mr Paisley denied a claim by Labour MP Dennis Skinner that Unionist politicians had agreed with both front benches ` to be silent about such atrocities " . 

Somalia has denied a claim by rebels that they have captured Hargeisa , a war-torn provincial capital in the north. -Reuter . 

They denied a request by the hospital to repeat the study at their own expense . 

Norman Roberts , 59 , of Ysgubor Escob at Gwalchmai , Anglesey , denies cruelty by wilful ill treatment and assault . 

Bernard Pache , chief executive of Compagnie des Machines Bull SA , yesterday formally denied a report in La Tribune Defosses that Bull plans to sell Zenith Data Systems , describing it as ` fantastical " . 

MIDLANDS were denied the outright title in the Bank of Scotland Schools District Championship when they lost to the South by 13-19 at Netherdale in their final match . 

Mr Singh has strongly denied these allegations in the Press and wishes to do so again . 

Neglect of opportunities to act on such feelings , Granville Sharp believed , was ` as great an offence before God as if we had denied assistance to Christ himself " . 

The effect has been to deny the right of employers to a proper say in the educational process because their interest has been confined to recruitment after the event rather than as participants in provision . 

On March 26 the US State Department confirmed that it had in July 1991 denied a visa to Narong because of suspicions over his role in heroin trading . 

The company denied huge redundancies at its Edinburgh plant although it admitted ax-ing Sunday and overtime working , banning non-essential recruitment and introducing voluntary early retirement . 

Government sources yesterday denied the reported rift between the Prime Minister and the Chancellor . 

The women were keen to deny the necessary connection between their work and technical hobbies . 

Few people today would deny the need for some form of accountability in education . 

As Larner pointed out , some of the women accused either did accept and use their reputation , others grew to accept it during trial , some did deny the charge up to the end . 

However , the next day , the government-in-exile itself issued a statement denying solidarity with any of those involved . 

A Foreign Office spokesman denied the reports as " baseless and mischievous " . 

She had done everything to deny the truth , but how could she deny it now , when she was burning under his touch ? 

Harper and two other men deny the charges of manslaughter and arson . 

Man has such a predilection for systems and abstract deductions that he is ready to distort the truth intentionally , he is ready to deny the evidence of his senses in order to justify his logic 

The Escada show was proceeded by a lengthy speech from Mr Ley denying rumours of the company 's decline . 

Harry denied in his letters that this fact was influencing him in any way . 

Chairman Sam Hammam denied in a programme article that Wimbledon would merge with Crystal Palace or any other club . 

Milan denied , however , that they plan to cut his current salary , as they have a right to do under Italian rules when a player has been out of action for more than six months . 

Shaking his head , his eyes still serious , he denied , ` Not personally , no , but one Easter Sunday , not so very long ago , a suit of clothes was found on Carlingford Mountain . 

` My mother never mentioned anything about your family , " she denied hotly . 

But reports that he is taking a quarter of the £3.3m portion of shares were firmly denied yesterday . 

A tight-lipped college spokesman yesterday denied there was evidence of an improper relationship between the two . 

` He 's going to her place , " said Lee , unbuckling his belt . 

Charles unbuckled his ski straps and stuck skis and sticks in the snow beside Peregrine 's . 

The gunman managed to unbuckle his safety belt and struggled to push open the passenger door . 

Wolsey played with the gold pendant around his neck and smirked patronisingly at Agrippa as if he was a favourite son . 

I played with the dumpy stem of the brandy glass , smirking at Ashley through the candle flame . 

A pink carnation smirked at her from a transparent vase on the table . 

She was wearing high-heeled shoes -- which is very unusual for a First Spiritualist -- and she was smirking at people as if she was at a cocktail party rather than morning service . 

As with Ben Johnson most South Africans smirked openly at these revelations . 

Swire Sugden sat smirking in his black Mercedes with two of his heavy mob standing by . 

The headmaster smirked to himself , chuckled , and drew the edge of his right hand carefully along his moustache . 

There was Mr Pendlebury , red-faced with the constriction of his stock and sporting a gold-embroidered waistcoat which tinkled with dangling fobs and seals , bowing over Sophie 's hand and smirking with the confidence of prior acquaintance . 

So , snug in woolly bear and dry suit , smirking with excitement , I attached my lung and all the other necessities to my BCD . 

She always smiled and chatted with them and they were overcome with wonder , while I would stand by , smirking with pride because I shared her glory . 

His secretary , Shirley , smirks from behind her desk , self-righteous at being at her post before the boss , even though she is at this moment inspecting her face in a compact mirror . 

She smirked and dismissed Athelstan with a flicker of her eyes . 

The Prince smirked and indicated that a steward should bring forward two chairs . 

The view that states imperil their own legitimacy when they offend their own subjects ' conservative conceptions of constitutionality is found more amongst other academic students of politics than amongst political scientists themselves .

Greece insists that the creation of a new state by that name would imperil the safety of its own northern province of Macedonia .

In 1346 Pope Clement VI rebuked Edward for a seizure which would imperil his soul , not to mention those of the sacrilegious laymen occupying church goods .

It goes without saying that any infringements of these new restrictions will imperil what is already an extremely sensitive access agreement .

In the days when contraception was still a rarity , every husband knew , if he chose to think of it , that by sleeping with his wife he might imperil her life .

The sensors control the pump -- allowing water to be pumped around the system only when the temperature at the solar panel is higher than the temperature in the cylinder .

Later that night , he said , an American military helicopter landed in the streambed and evacuated Tillman 's body .

The military said another helicopter landed and rescued the nine people aboard the Black Hawk .

Two Mirage fighter jets from Libya landed on the Mediterranean island nation of Malta , and the pilots asked for political asylum .

He was making the investitures in lieu of his mother who was touring Africa at the time .

When Lord Rosebery toured America in 1873 he went to Plymouth Church and was ` greatly disappointed " .

When she was 18 , Elizabeth and school pal Claire Earnshaw flew to America and bought a car then spent the summer touring America and Canada .

I got a bit fed up after we 'd toured Britain once , it got a bit boring seeing the same places . "

While I was gazing at the chamber a schoolgirl who was touring the gallery with her father came up and asked me how it worked .

Mr Alton says he has toured the centre , where trials are underway on a system to minimise the risk of a outbreak of the disease .

Although he describes himself as a simple Buddhist monk , he has become an international figure , touring the world to give talks and also meeting many world leaders , dignitaries and religious figures .

The Labour MP Dr Jack Cunningham was touring the complex during the nuclear spillage , but the nuclear company failed to notify him of the incident .

A group of senior industrialists toured the new site with a view to using the facility .

I have toured France with my girlfriend in it , it took me to my brother 's wedding .

Yesterday she and her mayoress , daughter Linda Charles , toured the school in the company of Coun Fishwick .

Though Hitchcock himself toured the locations in Denmark , East Germany and Sweden , he settled for filming at the Universal lot in the San Fernando valley .

He seemed to take pleasure in the simplest things , like touring the delicatessens in search of a special cheese , or taking the water bus across the lake and just mingling with the tourists .

He was touring Russia and Eastern Europe in search of new material and had already accumulated notes on forty-one prisons and hospitals .

PRINCESS Alexandra toured a veterinary centre in Liverpool and met a very special pooch called Lassie O'Neill .

The Princess will meet several hundred workers when she tours the Lucas Diesel Systems plant at Sudbury on July 27 .

Dr Goodall , with Mrs Dilys Vass , administrator of the Jane Goodall Institute ( UK ) , toured the zoo with manager John Stronge and then gave her undivided attention to the new chimpanzee enclosure .

Hugh Arbuthnot took time off from his duties to tour the countryside , and decided that apart from its inhabitants , it was one of the most beautiful places on earth .

Turkish Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel toured the Moslem republics of the CIS at the end of April .

In July after touring the states of the region Vietnam 's Deputy Foreign Minister reportedly said that Hanoi was not interested in joining ASEAN or subscribing to the Zone of Peace proposal ` for the moment " .

Maybe we had all tired of the frivolity of our life , hitting some threshold or some breaking point .

Currently a $300 million -a-year business , 900 telephone service is expected to hit $500 million next year and near $2 billion by 1992 as uses for the service continue to expand , says Joel Gross of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Inc.

The Avon , Conn. , company 's stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company 's fortunes plunged .

But Coleco bounced back with the introduction of the Cabbage Patch dolls , whose sales hit $600 million in 1985 .

The Dow , however , is up 12 percent for the year , and when it hit 11,000 , pundits everywhere proclaimed -- depending upon their bullishness and bearishness -- this a milestone .

The second-hottest day in the U.S. was June 29, 1994 , when it hit 128 degrees in Lake Havasu City , Ariz. , and 125 degrees Fahrenheit ( the third-highest temperature ever recorded in the U.S. ) in Laughlin , Nev.

Later , ash faced with cancer , she 's paradoxically easier to watch ( she does less ) , and she hits some convincing notes of pain .

Mr Welt sneaked about at night and removed all the wooden furniture in the school and replaced it with metal furniture . 

He 's always sneaking around , just where you least expect to find him . " 

Eventually she 'd slept , one arm round Anna to make sure she did n't sneak away , though the child had tried to struggle out of her grasp . 

I know some of the others sneak away and do some coke , but none of them are stupid enough to get into heroin . 

Mary was taking advantage of the diversion to sneak away toward her room . 

These perfumed transvestites draw away rival males and sneak back to mate with the females . 

` So , you were parked here illegally , " he insisted without a flicker , ` and I caught you trying to sneak back out again , after having inflicted considerable damage to my car . 

I went back into the house and , when I was sure no adults had sneaked back in to spy on me , I went upstairs to my bedroom and started to pack . 

` We were staying in a hotel in Maidstone and we went back for a meal , then later , about tennish , we sneaked back to see if there was anything going down . 

Perhaps romance had snuck back into vogue , she thought , along with the new sexual caution . 

She stops , too upset to carry on , and sneaks back into one of the ground-floor apartments to wash and put on her pyjamas for bed . 

She asked Monica to stay where she was , sneaked back into the house as though she were guilty of something , came out again with the letter she had written to her mother . 

" Perhaps I should have let that precious mother of yours catch you sneaking back into the house . " 

Sometimes I imagined that he 'd sneaked back into the country and was leading another life . 

He never knew what these special things were and tried to find out by sneaking down there at night , but the shed door was always locked . 

Occasionally I 'd find an excuse to stay with my Mom and would sneak down to watch the proceedings through any available spy-hole . 

She clung to the belief that Friend had sneaked down the wires through Karel 's network and one day he would come to rescue her … . 

He had his back to me , so I just sneaked in and hid down by the side of the dresser . 

I do n't think they leave a window open for anyone to sneak in , " said Masklin . 

Once he confessed that he used to sneak in and watch his mother dressing . 

Above all we should resist it because it is really intended to allow legalised Euthanasia to sneak in by the kitchen window having been refused entry at the front door . 

So off we went out and we played our football , and I came back , and we were sneaking in through the back door and bumped right into him . 

He would put away the car quietly , leaving the garage open in case the thud of the door woke her , then sneak in like a thief at the back door . 

Again she felt overwhelmed with fatigue , but sly , lecherous images slunk into her mind , like a guilty dog sneaking in after a roll in something bad . 

As I got out I caught the enigmatic Mr Goodson sneaking in through the front door , but if he 'd seen me pull up , he did n't wait to say Hello . 

They do n't want anyone sneaking off and getting the shot of the decade . " 

The following year , in May , I sneaked off to audition for Tiller without my mother 's knowledge . 

He usually sneaked off to the lavatory and relieved himself by peeing and thinking of funerals . 

But I still could n't bear to see him sneaking off with someone else . 

What Peg did was to take a bed-sheet from home and sneak off with it . 

Occasionally he sneaked off to one side and had a good long suck at a silver flask . 

` This hunger-striking buffoon sneaks out to eat so he can be well fed when he takes over the presidency , but he is screwed , " General Noriega said of his opponent . 

She must have gone to bed some time ago , else Jessie would n't have been able to sneak out . 

While Vernon and Lily were serving breakfast she sneaked out and hid the crucifix behind a pile of Mr Harcourt 's empty cardboard boxes in the backyard . 

Both he and Ted McMinn were fined by the club after breaking a New Year curfew by sneaking out to a late-night disco the night before a crunch match against Celtic . 

Blonde Angel sneaked out after her dad went on an early fishing trip and left the door unlocked at their home in Sheffield . 

The eyes of the Modigliani seemed to glare at me severely , so I sneaked out under the colonnade , where a minute later Conchis joined me . 

My best bet would probably be to fly into one of the neighbouring states and sneak over the border at night . 

If you 're going to sneak round the place whenever it suits you , I 'd rather be back in the hotel . 

Father would not know what integrity was if it sneaked up and bit his backside . 

Never give him a chance to fight on even terms if you can sneak up and kill him first . 

They were trying to sneak up and gain entry without being seen by the shapechanger . 

While we fight the Devil on the theological front , he sneaks up on us from behind . 

I imagine it would be virtually impossible to sneak up on an owl . 

No foe should ever sneak up on an exhausted Marine slumbering during prolonged combat . 

The next day I had just managed to sneak home and hide when Death arrived . 

Sneaking across the kitchen she made herself some bread and margarine . 

` You think I should keep two establishments and sneak furtively from one to the other like some sort of guilty adulterous cad ? " 

Camille , who had sneaked in unseen to borrow the garlic-crusher , overheard this exchange and smiled . 

If the accused helps himself to services , for example , by sneaking into a cinema when no one is looking , there is no obtaining by deception . 

Enid had sneaked into Maud 's room for a quick conference about Mildred . 

Often she crept out of her bed in the dead of night and sneaked into the new school hall to practise . 

Now , why did you sneak into the village in such an underhand manner , instead of asking our permission ? " 

However , the accused who sneaks out of a cinema which he has sneaked in to is not guilty : no service has been " done " . 

Time to get out of there before she was roped in to help , she thought , and sneaked out of the main doors into the deluge that was still cascading down . 

Back home Stevens sneaked out of the office , to visit the local business library . 

` Yesterday morning , during break , you sneaked like a serpent into the kitchen and stole a slice of my private chocolate cake from my tea-tray ! 

There was a time when a priest had to sneak like a thief through the back streets and alleyways of this city in order to say Mass in some garret or other . 

People should remember that you need attention too , and not ignore you and sneak away from you , People who sneak away from you can not really be your friends in the first place . 

They would need to get one of those small cigarette boats to sneak past the coastguard . 

However you build your henhouse they 'll sneak through a crack . 

She closed her door quietly , regretting not leaving the Polo on the road , and tried to sneak through the back way to her room . 

Endill and Mould sneaked to the workshop and without any problems pushed the catapult base through the corridors and onto the grass outside . 

Usually someone sneaking towards an artistic niche does so in a sideways , disguised fashion , and under cover of darkness , like a smuggler . 

I sneaked up the stairs to Flat 3 , tiptoeing by the door of No. 2 so as not to disturb Lisabeth and Fenella , the two dragons who inhabited that particular dungeon . 

The two women had barely crossed the threshold before they were halted in their tracks .

She brandished her reticule fiercely and Amsterdam was halted in his tracks .

She halted , helpless in the grip of his massive fist , but still she kept her eyes downcast .

At various places along the way the procession would halt for refreshments , one being at the hospital of St Giles in the Fields , where the official party were given a great bowl of wine .

As time passed she could be halted for longer and longer intervals , and eventually she forgot her rearing habit altogether .

On 1 August 1962 on his return from a visit to Upper Volta , Nkrumah 's party halted at a place called Kulungu .

For he halted only to slam the door fast behind him , then , having imprisoned her in her room , he was again coming after her .

She saw his glance flick to Travis , who stepped to the side of her when she halted , then Travis too saw Naylor .

She was a few strides away , I was taking a breath to shout a warning , when unexpectedly -- by some wary instinct -- she looked up , and halted .

Moving back to the bridge , she halted for a moment to stare down at the sluggish water , and the wavering reflection thrown back at her made her feel like weeping forever .

It was here , under a straggle of dwarf oaks and rowans that a troupe of elderly walkers had decided to halt for their feed .

Feargal was there before her , and she halted for a moment to watch him .

Only when they were within the house , in the timber-scented darkness of the staircase , did she halt to kindle a light .

There we halted for a moment , lying down in the craters , almost in peace .

Outside the city gate the grim procession would halt for the sacrament to be administered , before proceeding to the scaffold through the vast crowds gathered to watch the execution .

Meanwhile -- and he crossed his arms as it to underline the point -- nobody gets in and nobody gets out . 

Still with your arms straight , flex your hands and cross your arms low in front of you , hands together . 

Turning off the tape , he lay on the bottom bunk and crossed his arms under his head . 

Nicolo scowled , leaned back against the desk , and crossed his arms over his chest . 

Speechless for a moment , Ashley could not decide whether to scream , cross her arms protectively over her chest , or to hit him . 

Once inside the auction room , it 's just a matter of crossing your fingers and hoping somebody takes a fancy to it , too . 

Fragolli crossed the first two fingers of each hand in the universal Russian sign for prison and everything connected with it . 

` Well , cross your legs , " said Vivienne , now desperate , ` and get down here right away . " 

Luke settled back in the chair , crossing his long legs as he stared sideways at her . 

Raise both legs in the air , crossing them at the ankles ; bend your legs a little . 

She turned herself sideways to the audience , tipped the boater low down over her nose , stuck her hands in the pockets of her jacket and crossed one foot over another . 

Sylvie , the actress , rearranged her broad-brimmed hat , crossed one tapering leg over another and smoothed a stocking . 

In the meantime she was stiff from sitting still ; she crossed one knee over the other . 

She crossed one suede-booted leg over the other , and toyed with the belt of her Burberry , her green eyes unfocused on the passing scenery . 

One of the easiest blocks in kung fu is the ` X block " , in which the practitioner crosses one wrist over the other to form a cross . 

Nat 's Dachsteins , dropped on a piece of exposed ground , are frozen solidly to it , have to be prised free , and will need to be thawed over the stove . 

After drinking a mug of tea , I packed away the tent and set off , watching the trees float nearer as the pale sun thawed the earth . 

That night it freezes hard and next morning after a brief breakfast we thaw out the boat and set off again . 

Thorough cooking of these foods is very difficult or impossible unless they are thawed before cooking begins . 

The cubes can be added to soups and sauces or thawed for use in puddings and cakes . 

I can thaw it out in the microwave … and I 've done a salad and jacket potatoes . ” 

I could almost feel the river running behind me , beyond the earthen path . 

I remember a tear running down my cheek and me trying to smile it away . 

As a tear began to run down his lined face , he pulled the heavy old chain and watched as the water gushed down on the spider . 

Her eyes were as dark as a rotten egg , and a tear of blood ran down alongside her nose to the corner of her mouth like a symptom of regret . 

Now the tears were running down the woman 's cheeks unchecked . 

Tears had run on his cheeks as she had never seen tears coming from an adult man before . 

Two enormous tears welled out of Pickerage 's eyes and ran rapidly down his cheeks , followed by others . 

When she blinked , the tears overflowed and ran back along her cheekbones to her ears , where the swaddling absorbed them . 

The Daily Telegraph reports that US scientists have ( for some reason best known to themselves ) succeeded in making water run uphill . 

His hand hurt , his mouth ached with the expression of tense anguish he knew he wore , water ran from his hair , over his face , down his back . 

His hair was slicked back , and the water ran slowly , like mercury , down the hard ridges and dips of his face . 

A horse skidded on ice , whinnying loudly as it fell to its side . 

Little Tero whinnied hysterically when she discovered she was being left behind . 

Seeing her master , Hermia ground to a halt and whinnied with pleasure . 

He concluded that the horses were whinnying to him through affection . 

He heard the tell-tale sound of a horse whinnying in the largest barn , and ran to unfasten the door . 

In a distant field a mare whinnied , and a stallion whinnied back . 

No man can erect a building of any serious dimensions on a rickety foundation .

The white stone palais of the governor of Cochin-China was built in the grandiloquent , neoclassical style favoured by those fervently patriotic Frenchmen who had erected the great public buildings of Paris in the late nineteenth century .

Throckmorton and his father were enthusiastic builders who erected an impressive stone gatehouse at Coughton , with polygonal turrets , large windows , and a battlemented skyline .

By 1723 , ninety-nine cottages had been erected on small pieces of land taken from the wastes .

The oldest buildings erected in random stone , contrast finely with the elegant , imposing terraces of the New Town with their regular , dressed stone fronts .

The first grandstand was erected in 1754 and financed by 250 people contributing £5 each .

Concrete pillars and barriers will be erected to prevent them moving caravans on to the land .

A water tank was also erected to store this water atop a house at the Station end of Ledsam Street and a bath-house opened on the ground floor .

In the church a carved stone shrine was erected to contain the saint 's relics .

She had seemed quite tranquil as they walked in the sunshine through the crowded cathedral square where spectator stands were being erected ready for the Easter celebrations .

BY HIS DECISION TO SEPARATE THE COURT from the machinery of government , Napoleon III had erected a barrier against all court influence on the making of policy .

Manweb wants to erect low voltage lines on wooden posts at Nantmor , near Beddgelert , agreeing at the same time to dismantle the existing line .

The signs have now been erected in Belmont Road and Juniper Park Road .

We will , of course , have to erect rabbit-proof fencing around all the new plantations .

In 1894 the company erected a telephone line to connect their works at Halling and Upnor .

It was erected originally in 1493 , an important building reflecting the wealth of the city .

Even as he watched , he saw lights flaming in the Dale in answer -- and he saw Dunan and his men rush the longhouses with the moon glittering on their swords . 

`` The flames must have been 80ft ( 25 meters ) in the air , and the road caught fire --- it was flaming up through the concrete , a mass of flames , '' hr said .

You see sailing boats gliding along , their huge sails gracefully bending to the wind . 

The boat glided underneath a bridge , its mellow brickwork radiating a whole spectrum of colour in the sunlight . 

The aim is to keep the boat flat at all times so that it glides cleanly over the water . 

Pink clouds with white tipped edges were gliding across the sky . 

A white yacht carrying navigation lights glided in ghostly silence through the seeming maze of moored craft , putting out to sea . 

Back from the riverbanks , men in gallibayas glided through orchards of apricot trees . 

Six pom-poms glide past the end of the table and we realise that one of the dwarves has lost his hat . 

When they were ready the car glided out of the warehouse , Zack himself now back behind the wheel , and headed towards their hideaway . 

But we 're not talking about the robots of the popular image , the machines which glide about putting cars together or spraying paints to order . 

Her foot moved from the brake to the accelerator and the car glided forward . 

Only a few gondolas glided past , and in the distance barges laden with fruit and vegetables were being taken to a market . 

Clean , the Fouga glides well , so it is easy to throttle back to idle and float home . 

The growing discrepancy is starting to make the villagers despair that any of the city 's wealth will trickle down to them . 

And as the romantic in him began to despair that his dream would never materialise , his promiscuity increased . 

Pausing to watch the big man stride away , his broad shoulders bent as though beneath a great weight , Tilly despaired that she could do nothing to help him . 

Those who could not console themselves with the thought of world-wide respect for their domestically heartily despised ruler were at least supposed to despair when they heard Western statesmen pour flattery over Ceauşescu . 

And , " she said confidingly , patting Meredith 's cold face , ` we almost despaired when he said you were determined to find out everything there was to know about your family . 

British restaurant cooking had been despaired of after fifteen years of siege conditions until the counter-attack of The Good Food Guide , founded in 1951 by Raymond Postgate , a pioneering bon vivant , and compiled by himself , his friends and any members of the public who could be bothered to write in with their recommendations ( one who did was a lion tamer ) . 

Another dancer of my era , who teaches Irish dancing in an Ashington school , once told me she despaired of attracting boys to her dance classes . 

He could sense that his parents despaired of him and were beginning to put their efforts into his stronger rival and that soon …

" When you see the barbarism intae which civilised society can descend , " he said , " you despair of human nature . " 

Most people are keen for their children to be educated but despair at the kind of education they receive . 

On the Bani Hashem side , a prospective candidate was Ali 's first son , Hassan , who appears to have despaired of achieving anything and was comfortably defeated by Muawiyah . 

Ministers and unions last night said they despaired of ending the dispute . 

Fed up constantly repairing his sole pair of shoes specially built 6 years ago , John despaired of finding someone to make him another pair . 

His son John had been born eight years before , when Margaret was nearly forty and they had almost despaired of having children . 

I had n't seen her since that night at the Club and I was beginning to despair of ever seeing her again . 

That is the way of fools and failures who plunge to their own destruction because a part of them has despaired and wishes to die . 

If the prospect of getting into advertising seems daunting , do n't despair . 

Now , if your dog 's been behaving in an unusual way , do n't despair , you can now call in the experts . 

'Too bloody right , " says Perry , ` te " likes of yourself will lift everything tat ai n't nailed down . 

Derry 's quote was taken out of context -- the interview from which that quote was lifted was a very light-hearted affair . " 

It ran across three weekly issues , and was blatantly lifted from the big city papers and radio , but the editorial comment was strictly home town . 

Electrical fittings , apparently lifted from the set of Terry Gillam 's Brazil , fizzed in gloomy corners . 

Almost concurrently came the report of Geoffrey Boycott having his golf clubs lifted from a train and chasing after the thief as though in pursuit of one of his own runs . 

The result is often not so much an individual guitar , but rather an amalgam of bits nicked from here and bobs lifted from there . 

Clothes , newspapers and nameless rubbish littered the floor and over everything a radio blasted away at fall strength . 

As keyboard player for the prolific Joey Negro , Andrew ` Dog " Livingstone often finds himself woken up by the radio alarm clock blasting out his latest piano riff . 

The internal light came on and the radio turned itself on and blasted out heavy rock music at full volume . 

Everything came at you like a meteor , blasting out sound and colour and light . 

The driver of the traffic car I 'd zipped past at 110 m.p.h. had clearly been convinced he 'd been hallucinating since he did n't get on my tail with sirens blasting . 

The humiliated Pernia never played for Argentina again and the normally partisan crowd jeered at the referee for dismissing Johnson . 

The crowds jeered and mocked , not knowing that he was the king of the universe and the deliverer of the captives . 

The bald star had been left in tears earlier when fans jeered her for ripping up a picture of the Pope on a US chat show . 

He also plans to return to Milan 's La Scala opera house where he was jeered last December for missing a note during a performance of Verdi 's ` Don Carlos . " 

They jeered police , gave banned Hitler salutes and chanted : ` Foreign pigs -- we 'll get you all . " 

On reaching Carlisle Square , at the city end of Craigavon Bridge , they were jeered by a crowd of loyalists , but stewards lining the square prevented any clash . 

THE Shamen were booed and jeered by football fans when they performed at half-time at Arsenal 's home game against Manchester City on Monday night . 

He was booed and jeered by 16,000 spectators for not walking promptly after giving a desperately hard-to-judge return catch . 

Just as his late father was reviled in Forres for siding with the Boers fourteen years before , so John was mocked and jeered for speaking up for peace . 

COUNCILLORS in St Helens were jeered last night as they made their way through a crowd of angry protesters . 

On the ground floor he walked a few feet ahead , leaving me to trundle behind like a meek Arab wife . 

Often as many as five trains a day , each one packed with 4,000 Jews , trundled eastwards to Auschwitz . 

All the while long lines of lorries trundled along the streets as if it was 1945 and the retreating Wehrmacht only a couple of miles away . 

We did not have the time to visit the swimming-pool three times a week , and we were not interested in pumping iron or trundling around on an exercise bike every morning . 

His mother trundled around on the edges of his thoughts and he tried to push her away . 

After the cream and brown Bedford bus had trundled away up the road Constance walked back to the house . 

But the boar watched them briefly and then trundled back into his dark thicket . 

Then the train went into reverse , motors growling , occupants groaning , and trundled slowly back through the squalls of rain , passing Maryhill and looping down through Anniesland and over Great Western Road . 

That evening , in his small black police car , Baldwin trundled again down the new arterial road through the western suburbs for another uneasy interview at Fort Belvedere . 

This will be easily demonstrated by watching one of these lorries trundling down the Ormeau Road and through the centre of town . 

But finally a muddy old train trundles in from deepest Essex , chattering to itself like the Little Red Engine : ` I 'm a good little engine , I climbed over the hill . " 

Frejji trundled off to get suited up for the short jump to her shuttle , while I walked very slowly to my cabin in search of medication . 

Other words from the inside has DEC trundling off to Comdex with a bunch of Alpha AXP Personal Computers for a technology demo of NT with third-party and DEC 's own applications . 

Asik simply wished he could live closer to the village but he knew there was no way his grandparents would survive the move , so he trundled on and tried dearly not to think about it . 

As the coffee lady trundled out , the messenger poked his head in . 

The bus trundled out into the Avenida Generalissimo Franco , a name that made my heart sink -- again the sharp , imperious police whistle -- faces looking in on us from outside , where the slow-moving crowds were talking and laughing . 

Matthew had acquired a tank which trundled over the carpet emitting small but sharp percussive explosions accompanied by a shower of sparks . 

The bus is trundling round the railway arches near Bermondsey when this hits me , and I gaze out the upstairs window with a lot of fondness . 

All day long wheelbarrows trundled up and down the unmade surface carrying topsoil to neaten up the edges of the path . 

Steve breathed , impressed , as they trundled up the last stretch of drive after the gates had clanked shut behind them . 

It looked as if we had painted ourselves into a corner and I was on the verge of giving up and going home when Jake trundled up with his totter 's cart and his little skewbald pony . 

The coach trundled briskly past , browning everyone with dust ; the deerhounds checked and growled thunderously at the town dogs until James Flemyng called them loudly to heel . 

Otherwise , the cheapest way of travel was by the carrier 's cart which trundled slowly but regularly to the market towns , where another carrier offered a service to the next destination . 

Here the load of a river is mainly mud and sand which is almost all that remains of the larger stones and boulders which have bounced and trundled many kilometres down river . 

The bed trundles forward to attack the adventurers when they have moved fully into the room . 

Faster and faster the Wheel trundled , a whirling fiery hoop , until it reached an artificial mound at the cliff edge and was deflected up into the air . 

Chewing on her lower lip , she trundled after him along a flagged passageway and up an ornate wooden staircase . 

Buses trundle up and down the valley easing the walk-in , and Elbrus even has cable-car access to the snowline and a mountain refuge , Priut , an hour or so above it . 

Overladen buses trundle about the city , and a taxi fleet pensioned off in colonial days still plies its trade like a permanent veteran car rally . 

Ten single decker buses currently in service in the county are just a few months away from their 20th birthdays and there are still three 1973-registered double deckers trundling around Durham . 

Thus it was that Rincewind , hurrying through the crowded , flare-lit evening bazaars of Morpork with the Luggage trundling behind him , jostled a tall dark figure , turned to deliver a few suitable curses , and beheld Death . 

MIPS duly rolled out its Magnum and Millenium systems last week : in the UK , journalists from across Europe trundled in two-by-two as the company treated the press corps to a glimpse of the inside of Ake Larson 's London Ark building in Hammersmith , which is n't due to be opened until next month . 

A University is not some great machine which trundles on its way , going blindly about its purposes . 

A guard came out of the hut , carrying a hurricane lamp , as the Mercedes trundled up to the barrier pole and stopped . 

As the train trundled out of Paris , Constance snuggled into her corner feeling almost ridiculously happy , proud and capable . 

Wooden-wheeled ox carts trundled through the dense throng and the air was heavy with the pungent reek of salted fish , oriental teas and spices . 

Thousands of Europe 's tanks and guns are trundling to the scrap heap . 

The 747 trundled towards its appropriated runway , taking its place in the queue behind the other waiting aircraft . 

Just as the sun was rising , a solitary bicycle rickshaw jolted out of the labyrinth of the Old City and trundled underneath the gate . 

When he struggled out he espied a happy couple engaged in skinny-dipping in the shelter of an overhanging sycamore and went on his way muttering something like ` without the benefit of suitable drawers " . 

She espied her daughter rounding the corner from Berkeley Square . 

It explained why , earlier in the afternoon , he had espied a chest by the side of the track while riding through this benighted forest . 

The Baronne 's gathering frown dispersed almost magically as she espied a flat be-ribboned box on the tray . 

But the Barbarians were all right , something to be remembered when you espy pot-bellied , spikey-haired British youth this Friday .

Our first sight of the restaurant was one of lanterns twinkling through the dusk . 

The Brookes model for aging was tested by Griffith and others , who used the Journal Citation Reports as a base .

Few of these products have been clinically tested although they may be of assistance to some people .

It is very often assumed , particularly by non-technical persons , that a product is tested for stability and that after a certain time a result is obtained proving stability of the product and/or pack .

The products , internally tested the last six months and now going into formal beta , will be available direct and through VARs in the second quarter .

69,520 medical , dental and veterinary products were tested on animals .

Here we test these models with palaeomagnetic data from undeformed portions of the South Mountains , a typical Cenozoic MCC in the southern Basin and Range province .

The Americans , at the University of California at Berkeley , have successfully tested a one-fifth scale model of a seven-storey reinforced concrete building in Tsukuba , the -- science city " near Tokyo .

The EC is blocking pork and beef imports because it claims that American slaughterhouses are unsanitary ; the Americans are blocking some wine imports because they have not tested a drug used in its production .

You need to test different products to find one that really suits .

We 're recording for the National Corpus and we 're testing at the moment for sound quality .

All the new Marshall spares are exclusive Marshall items , as used in the regular production amps , and have been tested in exactly the same way for durability and reliability .

From more than 80 strains , four have been singled out to be grown from seeds which are tested for protein , which helps them to withstand heat .

The crane , for moving the ramps which connected the rigs together and the inshore rig to the beach , was tested for free operation .

The pilots were required to complete twenty arrested landings at El Toro both to gain or regain currency in the tailwheel aircraft and to test the aircraft structure for weaknesses .

Having walked back to the cottage , she put the ladder against the wall , then tested it to make sure it was firm .

Each batch of Child-Safe is tested to comply with the British and European toy safety standards , making it ideal for use on children 's furniture , cots and toys .

This means that you can fully test your programs but you will need to register to compile your programs fully .

This procedure has been extensively tested by moving the reference card in all possible directions from the correct position and comparing with the resulting message on screen .

Its present form dates from the 1920s and since then it has been tested and explored rigorously ( though not without problems ) .

By 1899 he had completed and tested a 4-hp engine weighing only 40 lb. and had built a triplane in which to mount it .

“ If you 've just joined us , ” the commentator 's voice droned , “ there 's no score in this all important match but England can be admired for holding their own , down to ten men and against a Moroccan team that 's used to the sort of heat … ” 

From devotional vids broadcast by the Ecclesiarchy , and memory of a stained-glass window in a chapel where his mother had taken him when much younger to drone prayers , he recognized a Space Marine …

The Minister droned on at length about all the things Britain was doing for animal welfare in Europe . 

If a man starts droning on about whether I 'm sisterly enough or not , I start talking about my hopes of marrying a rich , masterful husband and learning to cook Baked Alaska . 

She could hear Mary Deare droning on : ` Her light is going faint , and if it goes out that means she is dead . 

Mr Carter droned on about the United States not being strong any more and being too afraid of the Russian bear and being out-traded and so on . 

Horses wo n't be airsick all over your lap ; they do n't drone on about overbooked hotels , or insist on playing Scrabble to pass the time . 

We wo n't be able to nod off as news presenters drone on about the world 's woes and mother-in-laws ring with the latest family crisis . 

A whole load of boring industry heads droning on about how important they are and trying to cop off with each other ? 

He drones on about deception and intent to defraud and the imposing of penalties , and I 'm watching dumb like a picture on the wall . 

On and on he droned about how we should n't fear death but welcome the joys of heaven , so I picked up my two horse pistols and gave the sod both barrels . 

` To the Hampshire County Cricket Club , " droned on Mr Holbrooke , unperturbed by Miss Scott 's relative misfortunes , ` twenty-five pounds , life membership . " 

` Bilateral scars are also noted in the groin from surgical interruption of the vas deferens , " droned on Malcolm . 

Our path dropped down to the relative calm of the sea shore , edging craggy inlets beneath overhanging cliff tops . 

The estate-car reeled drunkenly , shot sideways across the road and oncoming traffic , and came to rest with its bonnet jammed in the sloping grass bank edging the road on the other side . 

She had to get them away from the rocks that edged the shore like jagged teeth . 

Nothing could have been a greater contrast to the Hamptons -- where miles and miles of unspoilt coastline and white sands edged the rugged Atlantic Ocean . 

Now he ran along the concrete passage that edged the stack-yard . 

Crowninshield walked a few paces in silence until he was standing under the palms which edged the lagoon . 

Her habits of riding out are known , and she often goes to the forest that edges the marsh . 

There were a few trees edging the pavement , but they were an urban stock , twisted and stunted by city poisons . 

In these ancient , mountainous regions -- the Alps and the Carpathians -- the City stopped abruptly , edging the wilderness . 

The Witham is edged by warehouses , mainly of the eighteenth century . 

Here the fenceless field spread out to the ditch which was edged with hawthorn , elder and hazel marking its further boundary , a huge stretch of green-gold already lightening . 

Meanwhile , the canal is edged with black bricks laid with black mortar which provides a very smart finish to the canal . 

She sat on the chair by the window and gazed out at the wide lawns edged by chestnut trees . 

We called first at the post office , set in a square edged by trees , wells and the concrete facades of offices flying the red , white and green national flag . 

The track -- optimistically marked on the map as Daleside Road -- edged through a final gate and onto the road . 

By this time Paddy seemed to be quite enjoying himself as we trotted on through the silent , thistle-filled fields edged with woods . 

So my first act on Indian soil was to telex a friend at Weatherbys , the British racing bureaucrats , to get them to explain the facts of life to the Bombay Turf Club . 

When she heard that a particular decision had not yet been implemented she telexed Moira , complaining : ` BA would be very annoyed if he heard it had not been done . " 

When the company knew it had won an Award it telexed the Saudis . 

When the bells rang and the bishop blessed the people and her cousin , Gayane , went to church , holding a child by each hand , Astrik turned her waxen face away . 

But the name of Powell is invoked to give legitimacy to the event ; it 's rather like getting the priest to bless your car . 

Corbett realised that soon it would be Michaelmas and these were the Rogation Days when the priest blessed the soil and asked God 's help for the sowing and future harvest . 

So much undervalued this fish and yet St Peter himself has blessed it with his thumb-mark . 

In the tradition of Wilfrid , he seems to have taught the men of Lewes and Bramber how to fish ( they must have been very forgetful ) , or at least blessed their nets . 

The traditional Russian Easter cake Kulitsch is even eaten with hard-boiled eggs after being blessed by a priest . 

The Etchege presented the Emperor with the robe , sword , sceptre , ring and two spears , each of which had been blessed by the Abuna . 

As an extra bonus it was blessed by a monk from the local Prinknash Abbey . 

They later had their marriage blessed at Bolton Abbey in the Yorkshire Dales . 

He received it as if it were a precious relic a saint had just blessed , and folded it carefully . 

He even bleats that she did n't want to have sex with him when they were married . 

As revelations about the freebie hols followed , he bleated that he was the ` victim " of a tabloid newspaper war . 

Bank after bank bleated to John about a sudden dearth of cash in the Stevenson account . 

` I am no fan of my muscles , " she bleated to a German magazine . 

` Do n't bleat to me about fairness , " he rasped , his tone suddenly harsh . 

PETER REID last night told the rest of English football to stop bleating about Blackburn 's spend , spend , spend policy . 

Typical of the government 's hypocrisy , in Pink 's view , that it could bleat about the failure of exporters while at the same time putting every sort of obstacle in their path . 

Reid , preparing for today 's confrontation at Ewood Park , declared : ` Blackburn have made it harder for the rest of us but there is no point in bleating about it . 

When federalists bleat on about how interdependent the world is , one wonders what world they live in . 

Stuart 's been bleating on about how I changed my name , has n't he ? 

It 's no good just bleating on about the rising tide of crime to get money out of the government . 

The British officer got there first , but knew there was a secret agreement for the French to control Lebanon .

" You 'd better send yourself to Hoggatt 's if you want to get there by eight-thirty .

` Why do n't you just turn around , get back in that pathetic jeep of yours and go home ? "

I parried most of them until we got to their door , then I put a finger to my lips and shushed them .

Bitter salt water got past the mouthpiece , choking her , eyes streaming with the effort of coughing .

Cheerfully they got out of the car into the open day and went down the rocks to the strand and then out to the tideline .

By the time I could get out of the Press-box into the open air , the rain which had been the cause of the stoppage was barely perceptible .

So would you please get off my ship before I have you arrested . "

Det Chief Inspector Neil McAteer said : ` The woman had got off a bus and was walking home when she heard footsteps behind her .

He got on a bus and handed some money to the driver and said something I could n't hear , then disappeared upstairs .

A deadly game of cat and mouse follows and Ryan is faced with an even deadlier challenge when he gets home to the United States .

My mum got home from work about 10.30 p.m. and asked if I was all right , but I told her that I thought it was a false alarm .

But the policewoman who was with her did n't make any reassuring noises about her getting home in a hurry .

` Now , Mr Jordan , would it have been possible for someone to get into your shed on Friday night , remove the Scapegoat and substitute a body dressed in the Scapegoat 's clothes ? "

Sabine concentrated solely on making sure the appropriate pieces got into the right rooms .

So Claudel spoke a couple of words to Alexandre ; they joked and shook their heads over the vagaries of women as they got into the taxi and drove back along the dock .

The time flew past and we got onto the ferry at 4.00 pm and sailed at 5.00 pm .

But before I could get to the tree I heard the door of the house opening , and someone coming out .

Charles had earlier cut short two engagements in the Midlands to get to the school on time .

There are different versions of how they got to Japan , but eventually they were accepted as useful allies and were sent back to recruit more potential fighters in Rangoon .

At Ellers we stood on the bridge watching swallows skimming and bumping the water after a hatch of flies that the late afternoon warmth had brought out . 

More twittering as small parties of swallows skimmed over the buck thorn , twisting and weaving , blue-black streaks with fine tail streamers . 

Parking the car in the small space beneath the house that had been set aside for it , Belinda skimmed silently up the back stairs . 

We skimmed across the surface of that sodding lake whilst all around us gathered the dark hosts of hell . 

As the century progressed the tribunal network mushroomed , with an exponential growth rate most conveniently tracked in the successive editions of Robson 's book .

John Smith 's bright idea has literally mushroomed beyond all expectations .

Urban violence and civil unrest were mushrooming like small bombs threatening to blow up the machine from within .

` People are coming to us with horror stories of simple debts that have mushroomed into thousands of pounds .

Pre-tax profits for the year to September have mushroomed 112% to £721,000 and boss Ralph Bernard reckons there is more to come this year .

The movies certainly mushroomed as everybody noticed , they multiplied ` faster than guinea-pigs " , but they were not a spontaneous creation , a bolt from the blue .

New charities mushroomed , one of them the Worcester Kurdish Refugee Association .

The enterprise culture was born and the number of new paper millionaires mushroomed from around 5,000 to 18,000 .

Between 1970 and 1984 , Latin America 's foreign debt mushroomed from $21 billion to $360 billion , the bulk of it owed to Western banks .

A financial district was mushrooming , a proposed underground was years away from service and every rush hour saw a rising tide of cars jamming the roads .

I moored the boat , got out , collected the rods from the shore , and turned back up the loch . 

If we moor a tiny toy boat at some fixed point in the pond , the boat will bob up and down rhythmically as the waves pass under it . 

It gives me a tremendous advantage in that I can moor the punt about 15yds back from the top of the shelf , in the shallower water , out of sight of the bream . 

Shallow-draught cabin cruisers were moored upstream of the bridge . 

Boats were moored to the main bank , mostly small powerboats with a few dinghies . 

Dice up the leaves and feed only as much as the fish will consume in ten minutes . 

I do n't like vegetable soup -- the carrots are diced too neatly . " 

Mark started gingerly dicing the carrots , then the Brussels sprouts , removing the outer layer before cutting a firm cross in the stalk . 

Slice the celery and onions , core , seed and dice the peppers . 

Dice the butter and rub into the flour until it resembles fine breadcrumbs . 

Tissue was diced into 2 mm fragments and digested at 37C in collagenase 0.1%/DNAse 0.01% for 3 h followed by trypsin 0.05%/edetic acid 0.02% for 1 h . 

Similarly , not all authorities would permit nurses to use their Mental Health Act powers to detain patients .

The manager of a public house was permitted by the owners , E. Lacon & Co. , to take paying guests into the ` private " rooms of the manager 's living accommodation for his private profit .

China 's Gansu Institute for Natural Energy , the only institute permitted by Chinese authorities to design solar energy equipment , is establishing itself as a training centre for solar energy technicians from African countries .

The central government also permitted local authorities to provide extra services in addition to the ones covered by the basic charge .

The same difficulty may discourage a teacher from permitting the children to ask too many questions themselves .

The year was 1881 and the Maître Escoffier permitted me the honour of putting my name to the dish , civet de liévre á la façon Didier .

She was not going to permit any of the children to steal a part of her identity .

` Well , I do n't know , " said my mother , extremely dubiously , but she permitted herself to be led to a table and sat down .

A mutant who survived to become an adult was permitted to live , but he was forbidden to breed to produce more of his kind .

Nobody inside the movement was permitted to acquire enough power or a high enough profile to challenge de Gaulle successfully .

There may be a freedom to protest -- but it exists only to the extent that it is permitted by the police .

They were permitted by their superiors to take personal booty back with them .

He was permitted to take his family with him , but the only intellectual companionship he found was among the Catholic missionaries : the local inhabitants remained strangers to him .

Look , Preston , if I understand my client correctly , you are the man he permitted to visit with a Miss Fraser ? "

Many , indeed , had already been dispossessed , since emigrants from Germany were permitted to take with them no more than a nominal ten Reichsmarks .

But on an afternoon following one of the City excursions , Joan was at last permitted to see Prince Richard .

When elected councillors were given the chance to judge the film , 127 councils voted to approve its exhibition to adult audiences , whilst seven went so far as to permit entry to 14-year-olds .

Black psychiatric nurses and doctors are not permitted to care for white patients ( according to a 1984 study ) while there were no psychiatrists of ` African " descent in 1982 .

The Adjutant even permitted himself a rueful grin just as the office door itself opened and the CO strode in .

I will try either Lady Jones or Lord Darnford , if they 'll permit you to take refuge with them , for I never saw sweetness and innocence like yours .

PEOPLE living near a Middlesbrough mosque appear to have resolved a dispute with the local Muslim community .

The Merseyside members would resolve the dispute in their own way without his help .

But he must be all too aware that it wo n't impress the Soviet citizens facing economic crisis , and waiting in the food queues , nor will it immediately resolve the ethnic problems which beset him .

Lawyer B , however , tried to resolve the issue in the terms of the presenting , everyday , discourse .

The Council had by this stage resolved the issue of its degree classification , so that separate degrees with separate admission for honours and ordinary students were no longer to be offered .

The question was : could the situation be resolved by improving the integration of the thought and design processes , so that what was built better achieved what was intended ?

I could only resolve the confusion by refusing to be involved with any political activity .

This appears to be the first contradiction which the bishops later sought to resolve by withdrawing from the direct contact method .

Within a hundred years , Kepler resolved these by translating the planetary orbits into ellipses with the sun at a focus of each ellipse .

Its pattern-searching strategy resolves many theoretical issues by placing them within the constraint of empirical evidence .

I am not suggesting for a moment that this kind of problem can be resolved merely by putting more resources in , but at the same time there is need to spend more money , perhaps .

This issue must have been raised before and BSM would presumably be gratified to see the situation successfully resolved , once and for all .

Moderator I would simply cite as an example of what I have in mind the conferences organized by the assembly council which successfully resolved the problem of necessary buildings .

There are tricky design and methodological issues which would need to be worked out , as foreshadowed earlier in this paper and by no means fully resolved in the preliminary study .

R — Replied to An SSR has been generated in response to the SPR and the user who entered it has been informed , but the problem is not yet fully resolved .

By then she had a terrible headache , but Hyper. 0 / 6. one dose , relieved the headache instantly , the numbness was 50% improved after one minute and completely resolved after 30 minutes .

He played down suggestions that President Bush and M Delors could resolve the central dispute over agricultural subsidies at the EC -US summit in Washington next week .

The separation also resolves the problem of remorse when we tax ourselves about an unphilosophical action we may have taken .

This problem should soon resolve itself as you adjust to the diet .

By that one gesture and a small shift in expression and tone of voice , he resolved the tension between us .

Senior staff tried to resolve the problem through a combination of individual counselling sessions and by eliciting his help in a long-term project to repair the pool tables .

If the discrepancy between ` is " and ` ought " were ever finally resolved in effect the world of practical experience would be destroyed .

The debate in physics has highlighted other issues that will not be so simply resolved .

But if there is any real doubt in marginal cases the officer 's need to cover himself against the possibility of criticism from above normally resolves the issue in favour of sampling .

Care versus control , genericism versus specialism , authority versus self-determination , which no matter how many innovative structures we construct and what we call them , are never adequately resolved .

An outside problem can sometimes be helped by , say , more flexible working hours and so be resolved at management level .

In an emergency case , for example , the court may consider it just and convenient to impose an immediate interlocutory injunction , leaving the merits of any defence to be resolved at trial .

The Lebanese , it seemed , were brother Arabs when they were allies but foreigners themselves , ignored and disregarded , when internecine feuds had to be resolved within the Palestinian resistance movement .

This apparent contradiction is only resolved when we realize that man in his ( sic ) present state is sub-human -- ie less than God intended and created .

This gross contradiction in public spending priorities must be resolved in favour of a genuine ` green " future for the Valleys .

The Edinburgh " female question " was " resolved " by the 1910 agreement , resolved that is , as far as the men of the STA were concerned .

Finally , the problem was resolved by the speaker rephrasing the question as ` D'où tu es ? "

The problem was resolved using a trick called isotopic substitution .

This might be resolved with a written constitution and the formation of user committees ; but committee members sometimes fail to comprehend that they represent the whole user body and only put forward their own ideas .

The situation would be resolved if a transfusion were required .

A year later , he resolved his uncertainty in favour of Washington .

The dynastic struggle was eventually resolved in favour of the Habsburgs , but not before the death of Zápolya in 1540 .

First , it is to assist people to resolve their disputes as easily as possible and , secondly , it should enable the making or declaring of law that applies in those disputes .

On the one hand , hints are provided that the Arab-Israeli conflict and the Palestinian issue will be resolved as part of any new security system .

Rather , it is due to a complex interplay of extrinsic and intrinsic factors , which are not unique to the tropics and which have to be resolved individually for any particular forest . "

I knew that such contradictions could be resolved for Jean-Claude in his work , and I felt that he , like me , should not allow them to dominate life .

In an LEA where schools are encouraged to resolve these matters for themselves and in their own ways , the character of official thinking about classroom practice is not particularly important .

` I could have resolved it for you , " he said , ` if only you 'd come to see me earlier .

` It is , after all , what we brought you here for -- to resolve our problems for us . "

This type of debate can only be resolved when looking at the functions in some detail .

The strike was called off on Feb. 21 after all 20 of the workers ' claims were resolved in negotiations with the government .

Where two rules are inconsistent , a court will lean towards resolving the conflict in a way that gives effect to the commercial intention of the rules .

This is a problem which a " legal right of reply " -- requiring a correction without compensation -- could resolve more effectively .

Some problems are recurring , and have to be resolved fairly regularly .

However , argon , being a gas , is at zero concentration when the rock solidifies from the molten state , so the amount of argon produced is measured . 

If lava solidifies 500,000 years later , the congealed magnetic needles will point the opposite way . 

The drops of liquid solidified during the fall and were instantly cooled by the water , which also preserved the shot from damage by impact on a hard surface . 

Most stony meteorites formed at that time as did the irons , which had already solidified from cores or pools of molten metal that lay within their small parent bodies . 

The gases solidify between 25K and 120K , so liquid helium or liquid hydrogen are used as refrigerants to prepare a solid matrix . 

As it cools , over the years , the magma slowly solidifies and forms crystals . 

Once the colour has solidified in the palette you can treat it as normal ` pan " watercolour : the colour can be lifted off by applying a wet brush . 

Hail occurs when the water descending from the clouds solidifies , and snow when it solidifies in a wetter condition . " 

These will rapidly solidify to form small beads of glass , a type of solid with a disorderly molecular arrangement . 

They are consequently able to flow only very short distances before they solidify . 

Around 30 or so of the larger lakes remain , mostly composed of heavy crude oil which is solidifying into a sticky , semi-viscous non-porous layer . 

She zipped her jeans and sauntered back downstairs to the other side of the table from Lucy . 

He zipped up his tool bag and hobbled away before Endill had the chance to reply . 

Perdita was trembling so badly that she could hardly zip up her boots . 

Vigorously towelling her hair , Judy zipped up her black velvet dress then quickly brushed her hair . 

It is therefore important that the patients ' lines of communication are kept open by relaying these enquiries to them -- they are easily jotted on a memo pad and delivered at a convenient moment . 

She gave him a few things , all invented , and watched as he jotted some notes in the ledger . 

He pushed across Wickham 's desk a scrap of paper on which he had jotted the number of the building the man went into . 

Wainfleet did not want it back , the only reason he was carrying it around was that he had jotted a telephone number on the back . 

Hargreave pulled pensively at his cigar and tipped back his chair . 

Nails looked up , pulling fiercely on his stub of home-rolled cigarette . 

Nails pulled furiously on the last of his cigarette , threw it down and stamped on it . 

He pulled deeply on the cigarette and blew the smoke into Tommy 's face . 

If you do n't think you can manage it yourself , give your butcher plenty of warning and he will bone your turkey for you . 

Cook for 3-4 minutes and then add 250g of fresh salmon which has been boned , skinned and chopped . 

Young men carrying home-made West German emblems chanted ` Long Live Germany , Long Live Genscher " . 

The secret police will doubtless try to make sure there are no reformist demonstrators chanting ` Gorbi , Gorbi " in the streets on Saturday , as thousands did in Leipzig on Monday night . 

Security police snatched away members of the 1,000-strong march and beat them about the head with truncheons as the crowd chanted ` No violence " and ` We 're staying here " . 

Its lyrics and tunes celebrated the dawning of the ` Age of Aquarius " and had the whole nation chanting ` Hare Krishna " for months . 

When asked how they had managed to escape , the younger children chanted ‘ Mrs Wijsmüller , Mrs Wijsmüller ’ . 

The Chaplain chanted almost rapturously : ` The glove will cleave to your whole body , save for your head . 

A crowd estimated at several thousands gathered outside the former embassy chanting " Death to America " . 

` Death has come again ! " he chanted , his colourless eyes dancing with mischievous glee . 

` Hitler and Mosley , what are they for ? " chanted the anti-Fascist crowds , ` Thuggery , buggery , hunger and war ! " 

` Nine bean rows shall I have there , and a hive for the honey bee , " chanted Rory . 

On the day of his coronation the Priests of Asuryan chanted the warding spells that enabled Bel Shanaar to pass unscathed through the flame . 

In the square I hear the schoolchildren enthusiastically chant one to fifty as I start a late afternoon walk away from the Pachas into the suyo of trigo cebada . 

When officers arrived at the High Row , a large group of anti-fascist campaigners had arrived and were chanting slogans at the BNP . 

Dublin has certainly become the new hero on the terraces , as the travelling fans chanted his name at the end . 

` Before the fight they were chanting my name for the first time and I could see the effect it had on Ruddock , his head was going down while my chest was swelling with pride . 

The mourners went to the tomb and a fiki , a professional holy reader , especially hired for the occasion , chanted the appropriate verses from the Koran . 

In the past , because children have been able to chant numbers in order ( 1 , 2 , 3 … ) , it has sometimes been assumed that they understood them and so were ready for sums . 

Earlier , about 50,000 protesters were reported to have been chanting anti-government slogans in Timisoara and demanding that the bodies of victims be returned to their families . 

` I 'm sorry , I ca n't help you , " she kept saying , as if she were chanting a mantra . 

And there was the fiki who had gone to the tomb with the women to chant the readings . 

They chanted anti-Turkish slogans , called for the government 's resignation , and demanded a nationwide referendum on the minority rights issue . 

In the small Essex village of Great Leighs the lord of the Manor and a Director of Barclay 's Bank stormed out of Sunday Matins when the Psalm was chanted . 

Since the 1949 service , when Latin was heard in the Church for probably the first time since the Reformation , the Founder 's Psalm ( no. 130 ) has been chanted : 

Invitatories , responses and responsories , as well as antiphons , are still commonly chanted . 

Thus robed , the pope proceeded to the altar and celebrated mass , during which the Laudes were chanted . 

Yesterday , Mr Dubcek 's name was chanted at least as loudly as it was in the same square over 21 years ago . 

Those taken on from endowment income were known as chantry priests -- ` chantry " because such masses were chanted rather than said . 

This suggestion went straight to the foolish Cassowary 's head , as the cunning Bower-bird began to chant gibberish . 

But most were content to chant slogans and burn effigies of Ray MacSharry , the Irish Commissioner who finalised the deal . 

Tuan Ti Fo felt a small ripple of fear pass through him , yet calmed himself inwardly , a still , small voice chanting the chen yen to dispense with fear . 

Meals were enlivened by readings or poetry recited or chanted at Charles ' command . 

Rickie chanted at me with a sudden and extraordinary vindictiveness . 

The amplified muezzins of the town 's mosques spent much of it chanting at full volume . 

The marchers chanted to those watching from balconies : ` Come down into the streets ! " 

Annie trotted obediently beside her , chanting to herself , “ Wanta-wee wanta-wee wanta-wee , ” in a sing-song voice . 

The bowl was filled with water and the old man , chanting softly to himself , poured powder into it from small leather pouches . 

` You can be a success , " he chanted to himself , ` your mind is a chisel , your will is a hammer , and life is a rock . " 

Laura chanted viciously under her breath as she sorted through her case for something to wear . 

` We shall overturn the whole world by tomorrow , " they chanted with earnest conviction . 

Modrow entitled his proposals " For Germany , united fatherland " , using a slogan often chanted by East German demonstrators . 

Three times they lowered themselves to the ground in response to commands chanted by the minister of rites and all the time the musicians and singers banged gongs and drums and continued their strangely discordant chanting . 

The crowd chanted for the sacking of Gray , who made his first appearance in several months , and banned all his players from giving press interviews after the game . 

` Mani manent cum nostris semper in aeternum , Primarche ! " the Reclusiarch chanted in the hieratic religious tongue , which his listeners only comprehended to be a blend of sacred plainsong and occult invocation . 

It is written on children 's notebooks and chanted by their youth groups . 

Klaxons beeped in rhythmic unison and a man 's voice chanted over a megaphone the initials of the President 's Party and the name of Belpan 's Minister of Tourism and Transport : ` VOTE PP . 

The ` Rowdies " are the regular hooligans who routinely chant and denigrate the opposition . 

` All that trust , and honour and integrity you preach about -- the last two you might have a surfeit of , but the first one ? 

The first comes at his baptism , the second at the first sermon he preached ( Mark 1:11 , Luke 4:18 ) . 

" To him " , preached Peter , " all the prophets bear witness , that every one who believes in him receives forgiveness of sins through his name . " 

Then , having assembled the people , and by the king 's order , they preached about believing in one God and spurning pagan superstitions . 

In 1802 , already a minister for ten years , she set out to preach to ` Ethiopia 's children " living under ` base tyranny " in ` the large cities of America " . 

For instance , in November 1990 two brothers in Abbotabad were each sentenced to six years ' imprisonment and given a heavy fine for having preached about their faith . 

However , on the eve of the referendum , the majority of priests preached against abortion . 

Some also held field meetings at which they preached against bishops and the Government . 

Such moderate pragmatism is a world away from the moral absolutism usually preached by business ethicists . 

What is known of his life comes mainly from a memorial sermon preached by his friend and successor as bishop , George Rust , and from his own books . 

How couldst thou preach of heaven and hell in such a careless , sleepy manner ? 

Doc Paisley was the first man I ever heard preach to me directly that I was sinner , that God loved me and that Jesus died for me …

But if he has n't seen that he ca n't go round preaching to other people about their morals . 

Rikky : ` I think hedonism 's the one thing bands should be preaching , if they must ` preach " anything at all . " 

The periodic appearance of literate philosophers who preach the equality of man is thus itself a kind of paradox . 

The building was dedicated by the President of the Church , the Reverend Ernest Shaw , and the sermon was preached by the ex-President , the Reverend Dr R M L Waugh . 

As early as 1566 , the Earl of Sussex had pointed out that Calvinism was being preached throughout the country , and after 1570 it was difficult to hear or read any non-Calvinist theology . 

Michel Montignac preaches that you can eat fabulously well while losing weight . 

So Rose preaches endurance and strength , focus and discipline of the kind that lets The Amazing Mr Lifto pierce his nipples and suspend a chain and concrete block from them . 

He may preach the virtues of an empty bank account , but Damon is fairly obsessed with filling his own . 

More than 50 adults arrested and 140 children taken in for questioning after raids across France on outlawed Children of God sect which preaches free love for all ages . 

After the music , Les would preach a short sermon , say a prayer , then he and his girlfriend would serve tea and biscuits . 

Sip ice-cold Moet while you deliberate fragrance purchases from Germany 's leading designer names represented on the Lancaster counter …

They took him back to his own house and shut him upstairs while they sat below and deliberated what to do with him . 

Zenaida at last spoke , deliberating what she should do ; Carmellina clutched harder , she knew how much bosses love flattery and crawling . 

He thought hard before he spoke , and the parchment brow would slightly corrugate while he deliberated his answer . 

The changes that will be deliberated at this point are those that are considered desirable in systems terms , and culturally feasible in light of the prevailing attitudes within the organisation . 

A rapidly re-drafted Part III was introduced into the House of Lords at the Committee stage , after the summer recess , and was therefore deliberated upon with some speed . 

Here we have 140 scientists , who are deliberating about 2,000 genes . 

As so often happened , she deliberated too long about the introduction of her own affairs , and when she finally found the courage to speak , she chose a bad moment . 

The only change in the intervening period had been that the government had prepared for the threatened dispute while the Samuel Commission deliberated about the way in which to make the industry more efficient and profitable . 

The jury , which had begun deliberating on Aug. 20 , had been unable to reach a decision on any of the nine criminal charges against him . 

ONE of Miami 's most racially charged trials in recent years was nearing a climax yesterday , as the jury deliberated on the fate of a Hispanic policeman whose killing of two blacks sparked off rioting in January . 

Like the practice of pledging , summoning conventions of delegates to deliberate on public policy , especially if they questioned the legitimacy of political institutions , had a radical pedigree . 

The national conference continued to deliberate during August under André Salifou who was elected chair of the presidium on Aug. 5 . 

The New York jury deliberated for four days before acquitting Noseir of Kahane 's assassination . 

This commission , chaired by a Frenchman , Christian Fouchet , began its work in Paris in March 1961 and continued deliberating into 1962 . 

The House of Lords was deliberating at that moment whether such people could legally be Trustees of a Church of England School ( it was eventually decided that they could not ) . 

Shearer is in to stay , but while Taylor deliberates just who should be his partner up front Campbell plans to gate crash the party . 

Senior civil servants somehow find time from the burdens of office to sit around deliberating over who really deserves what . 

Mick was short of them and I was deliberating whether to get them for him . 

The working group on mathematics deliberated whether there was a risk that the existence of national targets would inhibit the development of the low achieving child . 

When they had finished several hours later I felt confused and sat outside the room to smoke a cigarette while the Sergeants deliberated . 

They spoke quietly , deliberated over the menu and drank their wine in sips , like dipping birds . 

While he was deliberating , another thought suddenly struck Huy , and he leant over the edge of the trough , feeling the girl 's stomach and breasts . 

While the ecclesiastical commission was deliberating , the government put its mind to resolving the complex set of problems which had arisen in the universities . 

Crocodiles are being preserved in some parts of the world by farming them , because that means that it is not so worthwhile to go out and kill the wild ones .

Ten years later Richard was farming 12 acres in Allerthorpe and his family had grown to seven children ; his parents were now living alone on another smallholding of 14 acres .

He proposed encouraging ranching and farming on non-Indian land .

Life down on the farm is kiddie-sized in Niedersachen , German , where Thorsten , Manuela and Kornnelia Pape have been treated to a mini tractor by their father Klaus , who farms land around the village .

Many of these plots were farmed intensively , supplying produce for the market , for cash .

The cossacks were given allotments of land and farmed there as the wooden fortifications gradually rotted away .

He wants to farm beef cattle ` as a paying hobby " and , with his wife Annie , convert outbuildings into holiday homes .

The majority of holdings in the uplands of Great Britain are farmed by owner-occupiers with an ageing population of farmers .

Only a little over one third of the area farmed was owned by the farmers .

` You need a fortune to farm with those , some people have all the luck .

They began farming three years ago , when loans were easy to get and their bank was happy to lend them all they needed .

Traditionally reared organic lamb , farmed on land entirely free from artificial chemicals , is harder to find .

Bernard had been farming the manor on a 21-year lease since at least 1536 , and paying £9. 10s. a year for it .

Potatoes are farmed in Britain in three basic seasonal groups : EARLIES , SECOND EARLIES , and MAINCROP .

Captain Farquhar , who farms at Tormarton , near Badminton , Avon , split from his wife towards the end of 1991 .

Forster , who committed suicide , was much hated by the other colonists , who had a hard life trying to farm in the remote swamps plagued by insects .

A single piece of land may have rice growing in water , fish farmed amongst the rice , and ducks swimming on top eating the parasites that prey on rice .

Nineteen farms were visited -- only one was farmed full-time and eighteen were farmed part-time .

Poul Christensen has farmed in Oxfordshire for 25 years ; a time when the European landscape has changed dramatically .

When John Pilkington farmed land in Rossendale ( Lancs. ) his sureties were John Huddleston of Millom , William Plumpton of Plumpton and William Hopton of Swillington ( Yorks . ) .

Down itself comes from the breasts of birds as a by-product -- they 're farmed mainly in China for food .

` But I came to realise that it 's all very well gambolling about the countryside feeling at one with nature , but people do n't change completely . 

Hector , who had been gambolling about the porch , slunk in behind her , depressed by the angry voices . 

` You said something last week about ` gambolling in the countryside " . 

Suppose Betty had come with her not to gambol on the blades of grass , not to ask her collaboration in salad-making but to keep an eye on her . 

The dial had a painted face that showed a scene of rural bliss at sunset : a family sitting outside their thatched cottage while three children gambolled on the grass . 

Outside in the grounds Tritons and Nereids covered the lake and footmen gambolled on the lawns as satyrs . 

The programme had changed : a collie dog was now gambolling about , apparently seeking aid for a distressed shepherd . 

Even the balloons they released as they gambolled about seemed to have a sleek , benevolent look as they rose , passing a shower of confetti as dense and continuous as the applause on its way down . 

In Cornwall , south-western England , it is said that a giant white hare named Looe gambols along the clifftops on evenings when there is a full moon . 

Although they were still only in their teens , the two young Annamese had undergone a drastic change in appearance in the four years since the Sherman family had watched them gambolling around the cooking tent of their father , Ngo Van Loc , the hunting camp " boy " of Jacques Devraux . 

He gambolled over the four fences on the run towards the turn for home on the first circuit , and made towards the stands with a commanding lead . 

She bit Doyle 's fingers and jerked her mouth free of them , shouting the words that came into her head . 

She jerked her arm free and ran to where Bernard was standing . 

The insect jerks itself free and hangs on the empty pupa case , its body trembling . 

Baptiste jerked his head at her , then disappeared into the darkness in the direction of Rose 's cottage . 

Curtis jerked a thumb at the empty doorway through which the doctor had just exited . 

Marius jerked his head at them in disapproval but I liked their Romany appeal . 

` That 's yours , " he said , jerking his thumb towards a white-swathed slab under the window . 

Carrying to the block a lump so heavy that it made his shoulders ache , he jerked his head towards the end of the stables and asked , panting : ` What 's down there ? " 

He jerked his head slightly towards the other end of the bar where someone was describing to the lady in question some event which seemed to involve a great deal of grappling with her unresisting frame . 

Alexei jerked his hand away from his cheek , then laughed to dismiss the subject . 

Isabel jerked her hand from his , holding it out as though to ward him off . 

Suddenly Stephen jerked his hand from her grasp and gripped her shoulder . 

When the big fish needs to eat other little fish , it signals it is switching back into normal hunting mode by jerking its jaw in a particular way . 

She was bending over the sail locker , and she jerked her head up to stare at him , dropping the lid with a bang , instantly suspicious . 

I leaned forward , put my thumb under my lip and jerked it up to give him a close-up view of the long gash and the trailing blood-stained ends of the stitches . 

Her fingers closed on something hard and unyielding , like cold steel , and she jerked her hand upwards , thrusting the metal towards his chest . 

It took a second for the words to sink home , but when they did she jerked her head back and swatted his hand away . 

With a howl of pain , he jerked back and sat huddled in his seat , trying to soothe the burning sensation . 

In one scene John bawled so loudly into her deaf aid that her head jerked back and hit a clock . 

This was the moment when Melody chose to knock at the door and Anna 's head jerked back , away from him . 

The words were uttered with such venom that Sabine 's head jerked back in shock . 

Ted jerked up like a man who 'd been zapped with a thousand volts . 

His head had jerked up when I leapt to my feet -- now it sank back on to his hollow chest . 

The soldier woke up with a snort ; his head jerked up and he looked at us inquiringly . 

His knee jerked up and down to the clacking of the metronome on the piano lid . 

His face jerked up and his lips seemed to curl inwards in a snarl . 

Hector 's head jerked up , but was restrained by his mistress 's hand . 

Isabelle hits him and he jerks up his head , his eyes wide and glassy . 

The woman gave a nervous start , her hands jerking in a little , agitated movement . 

Ruth jerked round , the sheer force of that voice turning her . 

He thrust the photographs back into his pocket and jerked round . 

His head jerked round to look at her , and he missed a gear change . 

Startled , she jerked backwards , her breath catching in her throat . 

He jerked forward as if physically attacked ready to defend himself . 

Ewen went as white as paper , and jerked upright in his chair . 

Garty 's head jerked violently sideways ; he lurched , stumbled , almost fell , then seemed to find his balance again . 

Slowly Tommy placed his arm on the floor , his whole body jerking with fear . 

If his body jerked when he was struck again , and fatally , it was no more than an instant 's convulsion . 

A muscle jerked in his jaw , and although he still retained the humorous gleam it did n't quite warm his eyes . 

Significantly , leading Japanese computer makers have adopted export strategies similar in some respects to those of the car industry .

But they went one stage further : Soviet socialism adopted a stance of militant atheism .

` Those new masters of yours will not expect you to adopt this perspective .

Gassendi adopted it enthusiastically and argued for it at great length .

Again , officially , trade unions adopt anti-discrimination policies .

Besides its industrial uses , the metal has been readily adopted for tableware .

Initially you will adopt a tense stance , concentrating the mind on which action brings about what result .

The Uzbekistan Supreme Soviet adopted a resolution on Nov. 1 abolishing the republican Council of Ministers .

On 14 December 1987 the Council adopted a further Regulation applying the competition rules to international air transport between community airports .

Embraer had long adopted policies of aiming for international competitiveness ; the domestic market was too small to support its ambition .

Internationally , the data protection principles were adopted as the basis for the 1980 OECD Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data .

It is true that baroque had long been adopted as the style for state capitols in the United States , but the Beaux-Arts style in all its overblown pomposity was to reflect this new sense of greatness .

The Serbs have ruthlessly shelled towns , and have at times adopted rape as a method of war .

I am quite unable to accept that Parliament in adopting somewhat more prolix language was intending to achieve a result which differed from that recommended by the committee .

For these people you will need to adopt more rigorously agreed targets and measures of performance .

The session adopted a predominantly hostile tone towards the forces of the Bosnian Serbs .

Last year Stokesley Youth Centre adopted Elena as its mascot and since then the players have raised about £100 for her .

The Court of Appeal adopted this understanding of the law in Shadrokh-Cigari , above , but also held that s.5(4) was another way to the same result since there was also an obligation to make restoration .

To help students learn this system , Project English adopts the cognitive approach .

The Slovak National Council ( parliament ) on Oct. 25 adopted a bill making Slovak the official state language in the republic .

A conciliatory tone should he adopted for a letter of adjustment .

Moreover the Party had adopted a progressive policy and had made concessions to the Constituency Parties .

The cruciform plan was adopted , a high vaulted nave and choir , with one or more flanking aisles , an eastern chevet and richly ornamented west façade .

This notion has been adopted by a number of animal learning theorists ( e.g. Spear 1973 , 1981 ; Hirsh 1980 ) .

Meanwhile , King Alexander reached-the top of Kinghorn Ness where both rider and horse toppled over the cliff to their deaths . 

Amongst the casualties left on the field by the fleeing enemy was a Northumberland squire named Foster , who had been stunned when his horse toppled on him but not seriously injured . 

With a horrible gurgle , the man toppled backwards to lay across the trunk of the car , finally slithering down it into the gutter . 

The door was open , and the crumpled figure of a man had toppled from the passenger seat into the road . 

Buswell threw his torch at Corporal Wilcox , who still held the smoking rifle , his fixed gaze on the dead man who was slowly toppling backwards . 

She tried to blink the red mist from her eyes , failed , and toppled backwards out of the image field . 

I recoiled so much I thought I was going to topple backwards but the cable round my legs kept me anchored to the beer keg . 

Molly toppled from the tall boy 's foot and collapsed on to the floor . 

His plane fell sideways , helplessly , like a book toppling from a shelf . 

Phil toppled from a stepladder as he was putting up decorations for the big day -- and a spike went right through him . 

Clinging to each other , Melanie laughing , they toppled in slow motion to the floor . 

` As Julie pulled , Mother toppled sideways in a frightening , wooden sort of way . 

Helpless , he toppled forward into blackness : his hand went limp and the knife clattered down on to the foot-rest . 

The Argentines were lined up on a cliff and their riddled bodies toppled into a mass grave below , he claims . 

Withel stared at him in amazement for a moment , and then quietly toppled into the mud . 

It was impossible to drive because of the debris that blocked the streets : walking was dangerous because a wall might topple on you at any minute . 

Juliette started violently and several cups toppled to the floor and smashed to pieces . 

The vase rocked back and forth on its base for an instant , then toppled towards the floor . 

Alan 's room smelled musty with disuse ; a pile of letters for him had toppled toward the edge of the desk , a cobweb bellied from a corner of the ceiling . 

It had toppled on to her as she played in the garden at their home in Macclesfield , Cheshire . 

If an assailant had struck from behind , he would have toppled forward over the rail . 

Despite the damage to his Sierra which toppled slowly onto its roof after climbing a bank , Gilleece is hopeful of also being in Cavan where Andrew Nesbitt is expected to appear with his BMW M3 . 

A glass of juice toppled onto a white tablecloth ; blood dripping onto the carpet or linoleum ; the staining of childhood by what we learn to fear . 

DANGER : Do n't give your child an easy ride -- the trolley could topple over 

He had toppled over before the Collector had time to catch his heels . 

Trees had carelessly let go great branches or had toppled down entirely , throwing their roots up into the air . 

Swingbeat New Editioners Bell Biv Devoe are hanging out in the lounge telling stories of how the helicopter in their latest video toppled off a windy roof . 

The four-year-old freed neighbour Anthony Trueman , 30 , after the DIY mechanic 's Ford Fiesta toppled off a jack and pinned him underneath , causing minor injuries . 

Dougal cried out in surprise : he jerked away ; his glass toppled off the table and shattered . 

In July 1988 William , 52 , was working at an engineering firm when the motor from an overhead crane toppled on to him , fracturing his skull , damaging his neck and breaking his collar-bone . 

" Let's have him out , " I gasped , and as the young man pulled on the forelegs I supported the body , which slid and toppled on to the tarmac with a horrible limpness . 

However that may be , and for whatever reason , he lost his balance , the window being set hazardously close to the floor , and toppled out . 

As the last linen strands parted , she toppled , hissing with pain . 

Do n't let toddlers lean into the basket from the seat -- they 're top-heavy and could topple . 

The wave toppled , thrashed and boiled against the ground , but hardly advanced another step up the beach . 

He caught the tea before it toppled , and sat and held her while she howled her eyes out . 

The body toppled sideways , the eyes still staring wide in shocked surprise , the mouth still open . 

It toppled sideways and struck the floor , still frozen in its final pose . 

Hitchhiking across Czechoslovakia during a snowstorm , wearing a hot pink Luhta skisuit , has to be one of the memories that will remain with me forever . 

He spent his Rhodes scholarship money on books , hitchhiking around Britain and trips to London , where he joined anti-war rallies . 

I hitchhiked round Europe , lived off the smell of an oily rag , as they say . " 

Passions have cooled since then , and the committee now recommends that NASA consider building instruments especially for hitchhiking through the galaxy on ESA spacecraft . 

A passport inside containing the photograph of Eila Karjalainen , a Finnish student who 'd disappeared a few months before as she hitchhiked through Oxfordshire . 

He explained about the year off and told her about hitchhiking to Greece to sleep on beaches beneath the Mediterranean sky . 

You could follow my example and hitchhike out of Miami airport , but only if you 're prepared to risk being picked up by a religious maniac , or dropped off in an impenetrable jungle of freeways close to the cocaine-dealing centre of America , or both . 

Now 26 , she spent many years after college hitchhiking around the world , drifting through the punk scene in San Francisco to demonstrations in Dallas , squats in Amsterdam and the women 's peace camp in Cosmo , Italy , before a British producer recognised her itinerant musical talent and signed her up with the bestselling Texas Campfire Tapes LP . 

It was a period of penury such that James and his team spent one night in Pau furtively thieving back the petrol that had been stolen from their car and eventually hitchhiking back home via Le Havre , with no food on the way -- and it brought out in James qualities of tenacity that he had n't really suspected in himself . 

Spreading themselves out , they began to hitchhike , just as English students had done in the sixties . 

Dropping out meant taking to the road , hitchhiking or biking far away from home , and the landscape became dotted with the beat replacements , the hippies . 

Broussac , on our way home , stopped to jeer in at the lighted windows of Master Ferrebourg 's office .

The woman , from Heywood , near Rochdale , had stopped to look at directions in Farnworth near Manchester when the man struck at 5.40am on Saturday .

At 8.00 we stopped at the foot of the Cavales Ridge and roped up .

He stopped in a parking area with a padlocked toilet and a bin surrounded by litter , and dug out his road atlas from among the week 's newspapers .

She stopped for a moment to say hello to the woman at the desk , then took the lift to the third floor operating theatres .

He stopped , staring at her , appalled by the likeness , then went across and stood by the open hatchway , looking outwards , his neat-cut hair barely moving in the icy wind .

She stopped next to him but he ignored her and kept on walking .

Ash stopped so suddenly I wondered where she 'd gone for a moment .

We reached his office where he said he had some paperwork to complete before we stopped fairly soon for ten minutes at Kenora .

He spotted her immediately and strolled across , stopping on the way to have a few words with the patron .

Nathan passed through the curtain and stopped at the top of the steps .

She stopped in mid-prowl , tapping one finger thoughtfully against her lip .

At junctions with a stop sign and a solid white line across your approach , you must stop at the line , wait for a safe gap in the traffic before you move .

The dog usually just stops dead or veers off on a different course .

He stopped abruptly , swinging round to face her , the moonlight revealing his expression to be slightly bewildered .

A TRANMERE man who attacked two sisters at a party told police he remembered little or nothing about it because of the quantity of drink he had consumed .

On Feb. 26 the UK forces suffered their worst losses when nine soldiers were killed after being mistakenly attacked by a US aircraft .

The man was speaking two days after his 14-year-old daughter was attacked in a garden 100 yards from her home in Lanchester , Co Durham .

Two American destroyers , the Maddox and the C. Turner Joy , were attacked by North Vietnamese boats in the Gulf of Tonkin .

The troops fired blanks into the air , but were attacked by the Uzbeks with stones and petrol bombs , and only succeeded in clearing the area by firing live rounds over the heads of the crowd .

` But why they attacked in such numbers and with such determination is beyond my ken .

` He and a Ukrainian Nazi attacked and killed a woman during the Russian campaign .

Jack and Rose Hayward were attacked by two men who fired at them at close range .

Mr Peter Haliday , the district police commander for the area surrounding the Whitehead Detention Centre , Hong Kong 's largest camp for boat people , said the victims were attacked in their sleep by 10 men .

When Gerard Salvin wanted redress against the men who had attacked his house at Croxdale , just a few miles south of Durham itself , it was Gloucester to whom he appealed .

Mr Foxon himself was attacked with a crowbar at the same site just last week and the firm has had to double its guard at the retail park .

Anderson , married with two children , attacked the woman in a deserted allotment , after agreeing to give her and a boyfriend a lift home from a discotheque .

TWO Cookstown men who attacked a pair of undercover police have been jailed by Belfast Crown Court .

A WOMAN attacked by a suspected serial rapist was saved when her dog bit him .

Rioters attacked one man with pool cues , breaking his fingers and smashing his cheekbone .

He was attacked by Dark Elf assassins on the road to Avelorn and was only just saved by the timely intervention of a party of Chracian hunters .

Their house was attacked by a mob and the family were interned for the duration of the war as ` enemy aliens " .

He did it automatically when the girl attacked the man who 'd been fighting with her father , recognizing it as a natural reaction to shock and grief .

However , It was a majestic sight seeing Leeds hammer a side into submission , especially at Elland Rd … being attacked from all sides .

Egypt was one of several Arab states that had attacked Israel and that hitherto had refused to formally recognize the state 's existence , let alone guarantee its frontiers .

Whenever the Palestinians attacked Israeli targets abroad , the Israelis invariably assaulted Lebanon .

Other troops would meanwhile attack Southsea Castle , gain control of the Spithead anchorage beyond it , and be landed at Gosport , the peninsula stretching into the Solent on the other side of Portsmouth .

On Dec. 11 Israeli forces attacked a house in the West Bank occupied by a wanted Islamic Jihad guerrilla .

" It 's almost certain that the enemy will attack the Residency from the north , very likely at dawn tomorrow .

All too easily the hands move out a couple of inches from their position and then attack the ball from the outside .

His mouth caught hers again , and this time the tip of his tongue stole across her lips . 

The mist obscures their support crews and steals blankly between the men and the homes in which they will sleep . 

Then she gathered up her scattered clothing and stole from the room . 

But as the pony trotted on under the cloud-filled November sky the voice that soon stole into Abie Klugman 's mind was not from his past or his future , but from his present . 

In spite of this , those actors who stole into the auditorium between entrances returned full of enthusiasm . 

She frowned , not understanding at first , then felt a faint flush steal into her cheeks as his meaning became clear . 

He wanted to feel warmed through to his spine , to have the comfort steal into him like strong ale . 

Never would he forget the walk home along the promenade afterwards when her delicate little hand , albeit gloved , stole into his . 

He washed and dressed quietly and stole into the kitchen , only to find Zelah making coffee . 

A flush stole into Lucy 's cheeks as she snapped coldly , ` In that case , better luck next time . " 

A flicker of rebellion stole into her mind and , as if it had needed that impetus , one clear thought struggled free . 

In these two species the parasite queen , all alone , steals into the nest of another ant species . 

And on that note , we fold up our tents of correspondence and steal gladly into the night -- DQ 

Twice Cantona stole into position at the far post waiting in vain for crosses . 

He flicked a cassette player on the dashboard , and the soft , haunting strains of a ballad stole into the silence between them . 

And yet , despite it all , I felt peace stealing into my soul . 

A coldness stole over Ruth -- inexplicably familiar , like a half-stirred memory . 

Ducking under the windows and stealing past the open doors , I stared out across the vegetable terrace , then walked round it . 

She stole past his door with even greater care , unsure whether he was sleeping alone tonight . 

It was an eerie feeling to be stealing through the forest like this . 

In the end , it was relatively easy to steal through the darkened halls of Tara and out into the night . 

David took Hayley 's hand in his , and Juliet felt a strange warmth steal through her , and a pang of some emotion she did n't recognise . 

The harpsichord began a long lute-stop passage , a new movement , as gentle as rain , the sounds stealing through the house , mysterious , remote-sounding harmonies . 

Lucien could feel a cloud of sleep stealing through his limbs . 

As the ethereal strains of Ravel stole through the room , Penry let himself down on the sofa , eyes closed . 

She could n't see the number from where she was , so she stole through the undergrowth and came up to it from behind . 

The sight of them sent a warmth stealing through her veins , and she was afraid her new dress might soon smell of sweat like the old one . 

His fingers stole to the buttons of her blouse , loosening their fragile hold on the flimsy cotton . 

Allen stole forward to a point where he had a good view of the Waste . 

It could not steal upon the country unaware , like a thief in the night . 

Her hand stole up to cover his and gradually she rested herself back against him . 

Her only option would be to employ guile , and steal away when he was unaware of it . 

Maybe ghosts steal back and invade you to inhabit you , because they 're lonely . 

As he looked away from the board , her hand stole out and she moved a piece , neat as a thief in the market-place . 

He stared at her , watching an expression of contempt steal over her face . 

She must be tired , for a delicious languor was stealing over her . 

She felt the warmth of that kiss steal slowly up her arm and wrap itself around her heart . 

I thought she had truly fallen asleep , until the young one stole up and told me . " 

She stole up the staircase to his room , where she had not been since she was one of his students . 

( A letter of reply to David French , a British Amnesty member , from Fernand Tala-Ngai , President of the Zairean opposition party , Rally for Progress , who was briefly imprisoned on 2 March 1992 ) 

He supported the establishment of Presbyterianism and the continuance of negotiations with the king , and was briefly imprisoned at Pride 's Purge ( 1648 ) . 

Sadly , one thing has not changed in 30 years : certain governments of the world still falsely imprison , torture and execute their citizens , regardless of internationally agreed standards that expressly forbid such abuses . 

But Sams has admitted kidnapping Birmingham estate agent Stephanie Slater , unlawfully imprisoning her in January 1992 and demanding £175,000 with menaces from her then employer . 

Very similar to BOGIES used to chastise children , hobyahs kidnapped people and imprisoned them in caves , where they had to mine for fairy gold before they were eaten for their pains . 

SUSAN Christie , the soldier imprisoned last year for killing the wife of her army officer lover , will be bridesmaid at a prison wedding next Thursday for a convicted terrorist who killed 17 people -- 11 of them soldiers . 

In the middle of May they had imprisoned Sir Roger Clarendon , who was , so the common people said , natural son to the great Edward , the Black Prince , and half-brother to Richard the king . 

When he turned to attack landscape he would either include a figure smudged on the periphery , dwindling in the distance , or portray anonymous couples or figures imprisoned by fences and obstructed by walls and trees . 

Large numbers of officials were dismissed and fined or imprisoned during 1990 as the result of a major anti-corruption campaign . 

The women claim that the existence of commoners ' rights invalidates the defence bylaws under which thousands have been fined or imprisoned for trespassing inside the base . 

The project ended in financial disaster , and Vermuyden was temporarily imprisoned for not paying his debts . 

Admitting that 17 people were wrongly imprisoned is something whose electoral consequences , if any , are difficult to calculate . 

Two life sentences for the man who imprisoned and sexually assaulted a schoolboy . 

A particular feature of methylene decarbonisers is that they can be used safely on aluminium , copper , brass and other metals normally badly corroded by alkalis . 

So the sewage goes septic , giving off hydrogen sulphide which corrodes the pipes and makes a nasty smell . 

Carbon dioxide from the atmosphere made the water slightly acidic so it corroded the limestone , and where the water had to get through peaty soil before it hit the rock the acidity was stronger . 

Still higher levels of pollution start to corrode pipes and contaminate agricultural land . 

Then the front door was smashed down and people streamed into the house . 

On Monday and Tuesday , however , the government 's forces in the capital disintegrated as soldiers in the garrison ignored orders and streamed from the barracks to fraternize with civilian demonstrators . 

The beach was literally covered with neat rows of deck chairs on the white sand , and a continuous flow of swim-suited tourists streamed from the beach to the protected swimming area . 

There were no more creatures streaming from the rear of the shuttle . 

Even in these latter years , ` Only three old women at church yesterday , " my father would greet me hopefully , as cars streamed past in all directions . 

In a bid to protect the Yanomami Indians , Brazilian police and military are evacuating the illegal gold miners who have streamed into the Indian reserve in Roraima state . 

By the end of January Myanman refugees were also streaming into Thailand and India . 

The exodus of East Germans continued : 18,000 streamed into West Germany before their country took belated action to plug the last hole in its borders by requiring visas for all future trips to Czechoslovakia . 

The two of them had slowed almost to a stop , and the other delegates were streaming past them towards the relaxation of the Seraglio . 

` Millions of people are streaming through those airports and they are all potential customers . " 

They were streaming through the connecting door , muttering discontentedly and clutching their books and papers as they looked hopelessly around for somewhere to sit . 

The numbers swelled later as people streamed to the Neumarkt square after work to hear the Chancellor speaking in front of the church ruins . 

Tens of thousands of East Berliners streamed to the West , unhindered for the first time since the Wall was put up 28 years ago . 

Rangers streamed forward , and went close several times before the woodwork again came to Tottenham 's rescue , denying Sinton in the 16th minute . 

At invisible signals they dropped into trees , then rose again to stream upwards , circle , and resettle . 

` With the haughty air of a general in charge of manoeuvres he was watching the taxis streaming past [ there was no petrol rationing until April 1917 ] . 

In the late 1970s , people streamed north from the civil war in Uganda . 

As soon as the final wheel nut was tightened , he started up and men scrambled aboard . 

But as the boy scrambled about , he stood on a skylight and fell about 12ft into the room below . 

Woolly monkeys and howlers , spider monkeys and capuchins , tamarins and marmosets scramble around one another reaching for the fruit . 

The gunmen continued to fire at the house after he managed to scramble inside and slam the front door shut . 

The females move down from the cliffs , across the shingle to the breakers , scrambling over one another in their anxiety to get to the water . 

We walked on , jumping over trickles of water , squelching through soggy bits , scrambling over dry stands of heather , bouncing off spongy peat , clambering around rocky outcrops . 

A wren or robin scrambled about in a clump of thorns and seemed to be scolding . 

Within seconds , I 'd rolled over the parapet , scrambled along the lead gutter to the hatch , drawn the bolt and entered -- all without giving my head time to jam the works . 

They then scrambled along ducting and into Court No 2 at Manchester Crown Court before escaping to the street through an unlocked fire door . 

She scrambled along on leftover momentum , using her hands and knees more than her feet . 

As the show is brought up to performance night , 100 people can be scrambling around the stage . 

He scrambled away on all fours , not stopping until he reached the dirty blank wall of the piggery twenty feet away . 

Cardiff fired blindly into the roaring , shrieking mass as he began to scramble back up the stairs . 

Willie fought back the urge to leave , to scramble back up the embankment and join his mates as if nothing had happened . 

The survivors scrambled back to the sepoy lines pursued by a vengeful squadron of Sikh cavalry . 

Jack and Wise were thrown into the water , but scrambled back onto the aircraft , which remained afloat . 

She pulled away and scrambled back to her side of the seat , but not before he gave her a knowing little smile . 

Before Isabel could retort in kind , Edmund scrambled nimbly back over the wall with the assistance of its thick covering of climbing roses , putting a long slash in his white linen shirt in the process . 

The four men looked up as he came scrambling down the steep bank . 

The pictures , Britta realized , were the views seen by the Counsellors as they scrambled down the slope towards the wrecked craft . 

Then fear overcame curiosity and he scrambled down from the tree with such haste that he skinned his knees and gouged a long deep gash along the inside of his forearm . 

He scrambled down from his chair and looked hopefully at Nick , and when he said , ` Do you mean you want us to come and help milk the cow ? " 

Somehow she scrambled down into the hollow and landed on her knees by Fand . 

On impulse , Jack scrambled in , leaving the security guard still looking puzzled . 

The steward scrambled off the bar stool and disappeared through the swing door . 

Mortified , she scrambled off the bed , and dashed for the door . 

While Pamella flung a few things in a suitcase and scrambled off to Bali tout de suite , Fleet Street fanned out to play cherchez la femme . 

Passengers were still climbing off while the second load of passengers were scrambling on . 

Then he and his three uninjured crew scrambled on to life-rafts -- and were themselves rescued by helicopter . 

He scrambled out blindly on to the damp grass while Mr Chan rattled at the lock of the boot . 

A sharp , heavy knock sent Nadia scrambling out into the cold half-light of the early morning . 

He allowed a thin , ill-clad woman to scramble out behind it , and immediately she fell to her knees beside the body and began wailing once more . 

She scrambled over the garden fence and joined them , shy , thrilled . 

Watching her parents scramble round the slippery rocks , she savoured the thought . 

Three wide arches support the slab front and back ; I could easily scramble through . 

4 After ½ mile reach signpost indicating Woodgate on right , and continue half left on well-trodden path signposted ‘ Sheepdip ’ to continue along main valley ( path blocked by fallen trees at time of writing but these are quite easy to scramble under ) . 

I blame the fact that a crow chose to hover below me as I scrambled up a tricky bit of path , made more perilous by loose shifting gravel . 

Rae imagined the fear in her sunless face as she scrambled up the rough bark . 

Andy suddenly jerks into motion and scrambles up onto the rim of the chimney . 

Robyn saw the tightness in his expression , the grim set of his jaw and began to scramble up from her half-lying position on the settee . 

The rolling of the waves against the rocky coastline made landing difficult , but finally they scrambled ashore . 

Although he clearly wants to walk off the boat , the ambulance crew scramble on board and clamp him onto a stretcher , so firmly that I wonder if they think he might punch them . 

The fourth boy , however , slipped and fell to his knees and was only beginning to scramble upright again when the fender caught his chest with a thud that shook the vehicle . 

My legs folded , both knees hit the ground , and I scrambled , in a rage , back on to the wheelbarrow . 

Eager to cash in on this sorry state of affairs , big telecoms firms are scrambling to offer all-in-one ` global " telephone services to multinationals . 

In the province , as firms scramble to win public sector contracts , the average tenders being offered are lagging far behind the actual cost of construction . 

Supporters of Campbell , the defence minister from Vancouver , and Charest , the youthful environment minister from Quebec , were scrambling to woo uncommitted delegates in a closer-than-expected race . 

The World Jewish Congress ( WJC ) also said the French government withdrew its offer of a plane to fly the refugees to Israel , leaving organisers to scramble to find another aircraft . 

It was all she could do to scramble behind trying to keep up with the long , impatient strides . 

Observing his target through cold eyes , Mortimer strode ahead , pistol ready , marking the positions of the dark figures who could be made out scrambling about the building . 

Others had scrambled across the field , dodging shellbursts , and had taken off only to forget where they were supposed to be going . 

Anabelle scrambled across the footbridge to the other side of the canal . 

They scrambled from the police car and headed down a narrow alleyway , their hands resting lightly on their sheathed batons . 

Peter desperately tried to scramble from the wreckage , fearing the car would burst into flames . 

He got up , scrambled into his clothes , and chucked it in his wardrobe . 

Trying to ignore the buzzing in her head , which was like a badly-tuned radio , she scrambled into her clothes . 

He sat up , naked and at ease , handing the swiftly discarded T-shirt to her from the floor , watching while she scrambled self-consciously into her clothes with an expression that Robyn did n't dare to read . 

He scrambled energetically onto a chair , and set himself to be like them . 

They scrambled onto the upturned hull and drifted for more than 20 minutes before coming to rest on a bank two miles away . 

Either offside or obstruction , or both , could have been awarded against Wasps as they scrambled after the ball as the final line-out , which they lost , broke up . 

Then he sent staff and customers scrambling for cover by hurling a smoke bomb into the chain 's restaurant in Kensington , London . 

Labourers began to scramble for the available employment ; unemployment increased ; while labourers still continued to anticipate marriage . 

Blows were exchanged between members of the audience somewhere at the front and the whole scene developed into a riot , with others not wishing to get involved in a fight scrambling for the exit . 

They went swiftly into operation , scrambling for seats on planes and pillows in resorts , while shops reordered from importers as their stocks of ski equipment sold out . 

THOUSANDS of Gaelic football fans in Co Londonderry today scrambled for tickets to next weekend 's All-Ireland Final at Croke Park in Dublin . 

Somebody called , ` Tea 's ready , " and the bathers scrambled out of the water and began drying themselves . 

For two perfect Sundays they scrambled side-by-side over the lichen-dappled rocks of the valley wall , the aquamarine sky above reflected in the ribbon of sea below them . 

There was a council of war , a pause for prayer ( ` Quiet time , Quakers ! " called someone ) and they scrambled past the wire once more . 

He eventually scrambled through the door and onto the top of the sinking tanker . 

When they were still two miles away his headlights caught a half-naked figure trying to scramble through a hedge . 

Bernice scrambled madly through the twisted wreckage as Anushkia Smyslov lost herself in the chaos , shouting orders . 

I scrambled to my feet a little sheepishly as one of the Officers had turned round and was observing me as I approached . 

Fernando drew away from her and Ruth scrambled to her feet , smoothing the creases from her dress . 

In the hushed silence that followed he scrambled to his feet , his face and neck flushing scarlet . 

One of the tyres burst but the Travolta family and the others on board scrambled to safety . 

She thrust the exercise book into a coat pocket and scrambled to the window by which she had entered . 

` The Serbs , brutal as they are , "  you write , ` are not exterminating Muslims as the Nazis exterminated the Jews . "  

The malais might have put the torch to the field , they might think they 've exterminated all the creatures in it , but there 'll always be one woodchuck left . 

For some reason , it does n't advise exterminating the goats , but it does suggest ` setting up suitably designed nesting tree trunks . "  

In his rage he declared war on the whole animal tribe , swearing that he would exterminate the lot of them , and recapture his daughter at the same time . 

Here we have a possible explanation of why the Cro-Magnons might have exterminated the Neanderthals : the Neanderthals were very like them , and therefore constituted a threat . 

The Capellans bowed their great heads in sorrow and exterminated them . 

But the Daleks are already here and have commanded the planet 's inhabitants -- the Aridians -- to capture the travellers or be exterminated themselves . 

During my researches in the library of the Royal Geographical Society I learnt that in 1875 an Egyptian army commanded by Munzinger , a Swiss mercenary who had served under Gordon in Equatoria , had set out to invade Abyssinia from Tajura , and been exterminated by the Danakil before they reached Aussa . 

We met the little boy who believes that all the inhabitants of an Arab village should be exterminated . 

I recall a Tory councillor saying that all homosexuals should be exterminated ... 

In consequence , the creatures were exterminated whenever possible . 

In 1821 Smith made a fifth voyage to New South Shetland , but found British and American ships there , killing fur seals , which were almost exterminated in the next five years . 

Three white-tailed eagles , which were exterminated in 1916 but reintroduced in the late 70s , have also been illegally killed . 

There may be times when you feel entitled to exterminate strangers but strangers do not engage in quarrels , nor do they intermarry . 

Other groups of reptiles were not exterminated at this time , even though their fossils may be found in rocks as old as those that yield dinosaurs and the other spectacular , extinct groups . 

If McIan of Glencoe and that tribe can be well separated from the rest , it will be a proper vindication of the public justice to exterminate that sept of thieves … . 

In a certain way , of course , the dinosaurs were not really exterminated : we see their descendants all around us , in the form of modern reptiles and birds . 

With his main enemy removed , Scapula might have cause for congratulation , but this was soon forgotten in the savage guerrilla-type tactics of the untamed Silures , whom Scapula had unwisely threatened to exterminate . 

He was swigging hot chocolate , his tatty carrier bag on one side of him and the tin of biscuits on the other . 

Never one to turn down a freebie , Dave swigged the wine in five gulps … holding his left hand behind him , fingers crossed . 

The NME offices were in a scabrous Carnaby Street hovel full of pre-war typewriters , hacks coughing huge clouds of non-Silk Cut type smoke and loads of drunken men and women swigging cheap wine from plastic cups . 

The comedian waited were he was , swigging from his hip flask . 

I drive back to the hotel with Lucker swigging at a litre bottle of vodka beside me . 

He swigged his champagne with such abandon that Ruth knew he had swallowed Maria Luisa 's explanation of their affair with the same ease as she had at first . 

Downstairs Madeleine 's hair flamed in the gold circle of light cast by the lamp . 

It was sunset , and an orange and gold landscape of cloud and sky flamed in the west , but they were barely aware of it . 

At night the beaches flamed with bonfires lit to extract lime from the coral , which was then mixed with coconut oil to form the white cement with which the hulls were caulked . 

His turban , flaming with colour , shows plainly how great the blunder has been . 

as tall as a palm tree and perfectly black [ with ] one eye which flamed like a burning coal in the middle of his forehead . 

The refugees were the same age as he was when he escaped from East Germany 37 years ago . 

As it happened , of the 5381 children who arrived in the first six months of 1939 , only 113 re-emigrated , and most of those went to join their parents who had escaped Germany by other routes . 

Few of these can escape the trap by joining the exploitative city elite , because high urban wages ( and subsidised capital imports ) deter employers from using extra labour . 

Alex Trocchi had escaped Glasgow for the city , and release from Calvinism . 

Hong Kong says that only a handful of them should qualify as true refugees fleeing persecution , while the rest are ` economic migrants " escaping the pitiful poverty of their home country . 

Rumour hath it he escaped the country when the revolution revolved . 

Young Lord Derwentwater was later beheaded , but Thomas Forster escaped from prison to France , where he died in exile . 

Armed robber Phillip Ayres , 25 , and Stephen Mynott , 29 , jailed for murder , escaped from Channings Wood Prison in Devon , six weeks ago . 

In August Turberville returned to England , claiming that he had escaped from prison . 

` A dangerous criminal has escaped from the prison , sir , " he told us . 

Mark escaped unscathed thanks to a fast-talking Indonesian who was with him on the expedition . 

The distressing scenes of Albanians trying to escape from their poverty shocked the world . 

The shark which attacked Ford was later caught by fishermen but escaped . 

When the Friar reached the point where the horses had been caught and where Marian and Hugh escaped into the woods he was barely half-an-hour behind them . 

The people working in the bakery escaped alive only because its wall collapsed outward into the alleyway . 

Now they 're appealing to other families to install detectors -- and say they 're lucky that they and their children escaped alive . 

Well , I did n't know the special number for making the lifts work , so I could n't escape by the lifts . 

Kintanar had been captured in 1988 but , after eight months in detention , he and his wife had escaped from Camp Crame during a birthday party for one of their gaolers . 

COPS in Miami described a baboon which escaped from a zoo during Hurricane Andrew as ` unarmed but dangerous . " 

Passers by have been questioned by police in an attempt to discover more about the stubbly , blotchy-faced man who who escaped in a stolen car driven by an accomplice after the latest robbery . 

The thieves abandoned the van and it'sa load at the scene and escaped in a Saab car . 

Luckily he managed to escape into the darkness before being caught . 

I saw them watching your house and I escaped through the back . 

An armed response unit reached the bank within minutes and a police helicopter hovered overhead , but the robber had escaped through the back of the building empty-handed . 

Mortimer was a Marcher lord and a Contrariant who had been imprisoned in the Tower and threatened with death ; he escaped to Paris in 1323 where he became the centre of a group of exiles and fugitives . 

As a result , thousands of Hungarians escaped to Western Europe and elsewhere . 

Conceived by James Freed , a Jew born in Germany who escaped with his parents to the United States in 1939 , it is an eerie , grim and splendidly daunting structure . 

Detectives are convinced 30-year-old Elizabeth battled bravely for her life and tried to escape by fleeing in her boyfriend 's four-wheel-drive truck . 

She escaped by getting out of the vehicle while it was moving . 

Seven people managed to escape before emergency crews arrived . 

You 're third-generation Russian , your grandfather escaped during the revolution and came here via Switzerland and France . 

Periodically Utrillo was allowed out of the asylum for a few days and occasionally he escaped . 

But the fairy , the vila , looking down from her hiding-place in the clouds and mist , saw that Goiko 's wife had escaped . 

The military said it had launched a big manhunt for army coup leaders who escaped when their men surrendered . 

` This man helped me to escape when I was a prisoner , " Marian pleaded , ` he is no enemy to me . " 

In an 1879 article , the eminent lawyer , journalist and essayist Walter Bagehot agreed that any attempt by women to escape what he regarded as their biological destiny was anti-evolutionary . 

During the 1921-23 Civil War , more than 100 prisoners escaped when a mine blew a hole in the perimeter wall . 

The dog , who lives in Langton Walk , Darlington , had escaped when the postman forgot to close the garden gate . 

AN ice-cream van driver and his assistant escaped when their vehicle was fire-bombed as they served customers in the Ballieston area of Glasgow . 

The following morning , she caught the first flight out of Lisbon on one of the old KLM Dutch airliners , which had escaped the clutches of the Nazis to work the Portugal-England route . 

Steele escaped only weeks ago from Edinburgh prison and turned up in London where he glued himself to the railings at Buckingham Palace to protest his innocence before being re-arrested. escape , Steele telephoned the Daily Record newspaper . 

One who sought sanctuary was a Milanese noble called Landriani , who was pursued to the columns , but escaped inside the convent . 

Horrified residents escaped over back garden fences as the flaming petrol cascaded down the street . 

Police say the man escaped across fields after what they said was a despicable attack . 

Ivor Stokle and Pauline Leyshon managed to escape from the car , but suffered horrific burns . 

A family of three escaped from a house fire in Bardon Road , Berwick Hills , Middlesbrough , yesterday afternoon . 

Outside in the shadowy corridor was the little frog which had escaped from the potion laboratory . 

With a violent shout Orlick jumped over the table and escaped into the night . 

The male assistant handed over a small sum of money and the robber escaped on foot towards Marton Road . 

Four people sustained minor injuries and the van burst into flames ; the two people believed to have carried out the attack , however , escaped on a motorbike . 

Sometimes a large semi-circle of white sheets was constructed at the end of the drive to stop the tiger escaping past the guns . 

Two teenage boys in the Rover Metro GTA 16-valve car escaped without injury . 

` He was giving a couple of lectures on how you dodge arrest , but if you 're caught , then how you escape . " 

. The finale of one of the greatest epics in German history has begun . " 

“ After his capture on the boat off Gdańsk , the torture began . ” 

` My Cat " , it began , ` was in agony due to being hung upside down from our bedroom window by my brother , when I set off in the luxurious coach provided for us . 

I wanted my life to begin now , at this instant , just when I was ready for it . 

[ A mission to the Kuzbass by Yeltsin , beginning at the end of April , to persuade miners to return to work will be covered in the May News Digest . ] 

After a week of checking everything out the survey began in earnest on 9 February . 

only when the track was quadrupled in 1879 did residential development begin in earnest in this port of London . 

In April 1506 Henry VII visited Cambridge to initiate the final stage of the King 's chapel ; work began in earnest two years later and the fabric was complete by 1515 . 

Gradually it began to dawn on me that while in the celluloid world all things were possible , in the other world it was quite a different story . 

BUILDING work on Edinburgh 's new international conference centre will begin next month following the signing of a £38 million contract yesterday . 

Before observations began the scientists working on IRAS had just one more nail-biting moment to live through . 

Preliminary work began last September following the appointment of two countryside officers who are employed full time on the project . 

But Lewis 's friends sensed , from this period onwards , something which had begun half as a tease hardening into an attitude . 

This period begins on the day you collect the temporary replacement car and runs for fourteen consecutive days or until your car is returned to you , whichever happens first . 

The German and French leaders told the Prime Minister they did not want to see him in the run up to the Edinburgh summit , which begins on Friday . 

The trial of 64 people suspected of involvement in rebel attacks which had begun on Nov. 23 , 1991 [ see p. 38662 ] , was concluded on July 15 . 

Racing begins on Saturday with roads closing at noon and practising at 12.30 . 

Treatment must address all aspects of this complex disorder ( table I ) and begins with a thorough appraisal of the patient 's physical condition , together with identification of important medical complications . 

Penrose 's theorem had shown that any collapsing star must end in a singularity ; the time-reversed argument showed that any Friedmann-like expanding universe must have begun with a singularity . 

` Julia , " Theodora said , ` since the affair began with you , would you like to lead off ? 

In Denmark , work has already begun on demolishing homes to make way for the bridge . 

In January , work began on erecting the frame of Little Brook Cottages at Weobley . 

On the same day , work began on reconstructing and rebuilding telecommunications buildings and the following day a campaign was launched to repair damaged roads and bridges . 

A successful recipe , as Mrs Beeton advocated , begins with catching your Hare . 

Quite often , this begins with looking at the enticing pictures in the catalogues . 

` It began with striking his spurs off for disobedience , but ended more on the lines of he could stay and rot for two weeks for all Zacco cared . 

Although the 600 participants disagreed about much , they were almost unanimous in one belief : the universe began in a big bang . 

Modernity is a historical process that began in the eighteenth century with the philosophical Enlightenment . 

Born in 1948 , his career in the Soprintendenze began in Genoa and then took him to Rome where he was Director of the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica in Palazzo Barberini for three years . 

The new parallel services began in May 1945 , with Avro Lancastrians ( converted Lancaster bombers ) flying the long route via India to Australia and New Zealand . 

The fusion research programme at JET began in 1983 and will run until 1996 according to present plans . 

His proud dad Sid Smith , a retired gasman , says : ` Davey 's obsession with wrestling began after watching the Olympics when he was 10 . 

Zimbabwe 's second innings began badly when Grant Flower was leg-before to Manoj Prabhakar 's fourth delivery with only two runs on the board . 

There was a multitude of small tracks that began promisingly and died to nothing within a few yards , tracks that might be the paths of men or of deer , or wolves , or wild boar . 

But we should note that the process of deterring girls from science begins well before they enter secondary school . 

In most of those same cities , the task of spreading these changes outwards into other parts of the city has scarcely begun . 

Despite his own success in 1991 , Roebuck said he is n't guaranteed the fullback role at Eastwood when the season begins . 

To this end , Ritschl offered a fresh account of the nature of religion , an account which began by considering what religion is for . 

While a member of the Ba'ath Party , Saddam manoeuvred within it to gain control , and had no qualms about his methods . 

You will have to gain their support , if change is to be brought about . " 

Last month 16 Mac employees gained a food hygiene certificate following a course organised by environmental health officers from Gateshead Council . 

The commons had gained a paper declaration upholding the charters and franchises , and the concessions embodied in the statute of 1340 . 

After she gained her private pilot 's licence , she was an instructor at a flying school at Biggin Hill before sitting for her commercial ticket at the age of twenty-one . 

And there it is , Springfield Park , a 9-hole course , with rolling fairways alongside a local hospital that sold off its recreation acres to gain cash for developing facilities indoors . 

The Allied force 's superiority gradually gains the upper hand in Europe , North Africa and Italy . 

New statistics show that from 1988–89 to 1989–90 the universities gained an extra £100m through research council grants and research contracts . 

It was clear , furthermore , she was a housekeeper who took her work very seriously and in spite of her youth , she seemed to have no difficulty gaining the respect of her staff . 

He gained unchallenged possession of the goalkeeper 's jersey in the Palace dressing room in January 1926 and earned a place in a Football League representative side later than year . 

We in Britain gained much from accepting United States investment . 

Of the 60 directors who received over £500,000 in dividends , 28 gained up to £1m ; 27 between £1m and £4m ; and five over £4m . 

An alliance was struck , Teddy is gaining more and more sponsors . 

Ask about the Sunday newspaper story claiming BBC Director General-elect John Birt wants to axe Eldorado and Verity gnashes her teeth . 

You ca n't hear me gnashing my teeth , but that 's what I 'm doing . 

` I expect he 'd gnash his teeth in impotent rage , " said Beuno . 

Then he threw up his hands and wailed and gnashed his teeth , for the world had already touched his father . 

Later , in the privacy of her bedroom she could gnash her teeth and let the anguish flood out . 

` There 's such a gap between the rich and the poor , " gnashes Martin . 

Utterly dismayed , she wriggled forward a little , trying to put some distance between them . 

Trent half swam and half wriggled across the cockpit to unblock the drainpipes . 

To his relief she wriggled across the seat , leaving room for him to get in beside her . 

Keeping bent double , Hoomey wriggled in a frenzy back out of the door . 

With the second half only four minutes old , Darren Tilly wriggled into the box and squared for Thaws who hit a low drive past Warner . 

Once inside she wriggled into the corner of the seat to make room for him , and prepared to enjoy the novelty . 

Even as the answering hail of fire swept all around where he had been , he was wriggling away on his stomach into an alleyway . 

Wriggling through the crowds , I sidled around the walls , admiring black and white photographs of old men in cloth caps playing fiddles , while children looked on wonderingly . 

It 's possible for a thief to wriggle through a remarkably small gap -- so even small windows like skylights or bathroom fanlights are vulnerable . 

Sweating with fear she wriggled through the hole , then ducked under the freight car and crawled slowly forward on her belly between the two sets of rails . 

Clawing at the substance of the dark , it wriggled towards the Gateway , squeezing its eternal purpose into the elongated bulb of its lizard brain . 

It took a great deal of effort not to wriggle about as much as I normally did , but I feared him panicking more than the physical discomfort . 

A dredge chugging around the Cornish coastline will suck up , with equipment resembling a giant vacuum cleaner , the mining waste that previous generations of tin miners have allowed to flow out to sea in streams and rivers . 

By the time he had got clear of the dog fight the Albatros was a couple of hundred yards away , closing on the two-seater as it chugged westwards against the implacable wind . 

Chugging across the dark river with these two fellers in the outboard , I relax with them . 

As the train left the suburbs of Glasgow I settled into my very comfortable corner seat to enjoy the views as the hills and lochs passed slowly by , and the train chugged steadily along the West Highland Line . 

Only some sailors in blue jerseys who appeared as the Shirley chugged alongside the boarding pontoon . 

The snow was coming down in thick flakes , adding to the unreal appearance as they chugged slowly from one bank to the other , and she was delighted that they stopped at every single stop . 

Not more than half an hour had passed when a little grey tractor chugged into the car park . 

THE Australian Rolls Royce that purred out of Twickenham 12 months ago , the World Cup secured in its boot , chugs into Cardiff Arms Park tomorrow badly in need of a two-year service . 

With some trepidation I went with him with the trusty Seagull Outboard chugging manfully over the huge swell . 

The weather was fine , and they rode on the open top deck , from where one had a-lofty view of sooty old London and felt high above the Thames as the vehicle chugged over Westminster Bridge . 

We chugged past the famous Dawlish Warren , a sandy spit , rich in wildlife , which juts out across the mouth of the Exe . 

` I do n't know how those people can read newspapers when they 're chugging past scenery like this ! " 

For a honeymoon with an unhurried pace why not chug through the serene Victorian waterways of England on a 60′ canal barge ? 

This line is to be reopened soon for tourists and again the steam-trains will chug to Aqaba on the coast . 

Thinking that was a dig at female priorities , she smiled but said nothing as they chugged slowly to a small jetty . 

At that moment , there came a phut-phut-phut from the drive below as a tiny Fiat Topolino chugged towards the house . 

Quickly she put together a few sandwiches and , suitably dressed for walking , waited impatiently as they chugged slowly towards their planned point of departure . 

As the boat chugs under the low arched bridges , the driver catalogues in Dutch , French , German and English the exhibits in this living museum . 

It was a beautiful sunny morning , and at eleven o'clock , after I had done a quick surgery , we chugged quietly out of the harbour , with Lucy at the controls . 

Peons were even brought in sustain the illusion by prodding at the land , and a bulldozer chugged about . 

With Williamson at the wheel the boat chugged along merrily while the rest of us lolled on deck-chairs with plenty of laughter and good cheer . 

Church bells sounded across the city and as they crossed the road they could see two brightly painted barges chugging away up the canal beneath the overhanging willows . 

Most of the apartments face over the harbour and you can sit on your balcony and watch the fishing boats chug in and out of the harbour . 

The train chugged on northwards , further and further away from the enemy , until it finally came to a halt at Waverley station in Edinburgh . 

Finally , on a bright sunny morning , our train chugged along the wide expanse of the Fraser River and Vancouver Inlet to that great city itself . 

The car was chugging along the Promenade des Anglais , a boulevard lined with splendid palm-trees . 

A cabin cruiser was chugging down the wide brown river towards that little harbour I 'd seen , and over the other side the bank was so steep that the rows of terraced houses were leaning over each other to get a view . 

As the car chugged down the M1 motorway I stopped cursing my bad luck and thought of how we could have made the first descent if only we had concentrated on the job in hand and not got the press involved or told so many people all about our daring endeavour . 

They chugged down river from the pier towards the entrance to the tunnel . 

In response to a frantic waving of arms a few minutes later , I opened up our trusty Seagull motor and chugged round the harbour arm to brave the swell . 

The train chugged down to the mountain-ringed plains where sheep and alpaca were herded by bowler-hatted women . 

As the train chugged slowly forward , stopping inexplicably for long periods and even occasionally travelling backwards , Ludovico enjoyed the luxury of being able to examine his travelling companion openly while she slept . 

Many years ago the club led a team into the Pyrenees to explore the possibility of wild water rivers in that area and they canoed some very exciting rivers in that region . 

They intended to canoe the three miles to Charmouth but it was up to four hours after they were due to arrive that a huge rescue operation was mounted . 

I do n't know if it is coincidence that I own a red Escort van , have canoed the Fairy Glen on numerous occasions and have had words with the café owner about car parking . 

I learned to canoe years ago when three of us put borrowed boats in the water at Glasbury and pulled them out , finally , several days later at Tintern , having gone down the Wye . 

Richard was in ` unbearable pain " after canoeing over the 50ft Sgwd-yr-Eira single-drop fall in South Wales and hitting the water at about 80mph . 

Last summer , he and fellow Teesside Polytechnic student Paul Kuiken , 19 , were prevented by police from becoming the first to canoe over the 72-ft High Force waterfall in Teesdale because of fears they would be killed . 

I had nothing to do but paddle , and my fingers blistered as we canoed around Laguna Grande while the Australian , crouched in the bow with his bazooka lens , shook his head and tutted at each audible paddle stroke . 

We have been climbing in Wales , abseiling in many places , canoeing in the peak district , caving in Wales , pioneering in a local field , frostbite camping , night hiking and bare back stunt riding . 

` I 'm off canoeing in the Rockies for a fortnight with Mr Robinson . 

Otherwise they risk the same fate as 20 officer cadets who were ill , two seriously , after canoeing on a lake in Leek , Staffordshire , this summer . 

A STUDENT barred by police from canoeing over England 's mightiest waterfall has been seriously injured in a daredevil river plunge . 

There she was , alone , canoeing through white water , shooting rapids . 

Alan and Brian will be canoeing throughout the night and will be negotiating 76 locks during the course of the race . 

If the backpack gets too heavy , of course , you could always canoe back down the river to Chepstow ! 

` I 've been canoeing off and on for about ten years , but this is my first venture on the open sea , " he said . 

They will be canoeing along the Kennett and Avon canal , joining the Thames at Reading . 

The adventurous can also canoe down the Amazon , trek through the Patagonian uplands , explore volcano craters , or sail round Cape Horn in a square rigger . 

For Courtney this was a return to Africa , for he had been a big-game hunter and had once canoed down the Nile from Lake Victoria . 

I even canoed and walked along the route taken by David Livingstone . " 

THE BOMB devastated a part of the City which contains an outstanding series of buildings , dating from the Norman period to the present day . 

Then a bomb blast devastated the theatre and wiped away her smile of anticipation . 

Now it has emerged that the bomb which devastated Portadown on Saturday severely damaged the town hall , venue for the province 's One Act Drama Finals this Saturday . 

Allied bombings in 1943 devastated the city , and the light from the fires was visible for many miles out across the plain . 

Mr Ueberroth was appointed , with high hopes , after the riots that devastated the city 's South Central district in April 1992 . 

Meanwhile , Bosnian Muslims and Croats stopped fighting today in Mostar and will exchange prisoners taken in pitched battles that devastated the ancient city , Croat radio reported . 

Two days earlier Belfast city centre was devastated when 1,000 lbs of homemade explosives detonated in a skip lorry . 

It is likely that the 77,000 acre estate 's American owner John Kluge will now look for a private buyer , especially as the lodge itself , devastated last year by fire , has almost been renovated . 

It is just over a year since the terrorist group devastated the City with another bomb . 

An explosion injured six workers and devastated a petrochemical plant at its Stanlow oil refinery , near Ellesmere Port , leaking solvent into the Mersey . 

And there were remarkable similiarities between the Hofburg Palace disaster and the fire that devastated Windsor . 

A BUTCHER 'S shop was devastated by a gas explosion less than 24 hours after winning first prize in a national meat competition . 

The house had been devastated by a fire and explosion on 10 April last year . 

To this day most of them lie walled-up in one of Douaumont 's casemates that were devastated by the explosion . 

Mr Ray , 34 , from Welling , south-east London , was waiting in his cab outside the Commercial Union building , which was devastated in the explosion . 

WITHIN two months Connors Chemists Ltd has completed the rebuilding of its Newtownards store , which was devastated in the bomb attack in the town in July . 

The seminar was supported by WACC and hosted by the African Council for Communication Education just one week after an earthquake had devastated some of the most deprived areas of Cairo . 

Once you 've devastated the target ( or missed it completely ) it 's back to the airfield . 

THE RUC lost a race against time to prevent the huge IRA explosion that devastated Great Victoria Street and Glengall Street last week . 

The Yaruba is sent from Texas to San Fernando with a supply of drinking water for the port , devastated by earthquake . 

He replaced William of Sens , who in 1178 had crippled himself in a fall from scaffolding while rebuilding the eastern end of the cathedral , devastated by fire in 1174 . 

Father Gordy Carvaho is seen through the twisted window in the bell room of Kalaheo town 's Holy Cross Catholic church , which had its steeple devastated in the storms . 

The area was deserted and still devastated from the wartime bombing and seemed an ideal starting point . 

A witness at the trial of two men accused of the murder of a police informer has claimed that one defendent drove the victim to a meeting with the other , who them killed him .

The board frequently has engaged in public disputes and has been accused by the federal court of making decisions based on narrow agendas and meddling where it shouldn't. QN : Does the board often make decisions based on narrow agendas ?

Their education certainly suffered as the teachers did not like them interrupting the curriculum and sat them at the back of the class and told them to write home . 

Roy had sat Janine at the kitchen table and was standing beside her . 

She tells me the ambulance is on its way , then she fetches Ma downstairs and sits her by the Rayburn . 

When he saw the state the girl was in he sat her in an armchair and sent his adjutant to get her something to drink . 

As Alan sat him in his cot and left the room , Christopher began to howl in earnest again , interrupted by spasms of coughing which left him breathless . 

His face set grimly , he wrapped her in a warm , dry bathsheet , then sat her on a stool and sponged her face , smoothing the tangled curls from her pallid face . 

When we were naughty he 'd give Fred the strap but he 'd sit me on the mantelpiece to make me mind my manners . 

Then , after about five weeks , in desperation , I sat her on the toilet , and from then on she was clean . 

In a few days time we 'll be sitting him on top of a bonfire and standing around in the cold night while we light up the sky with loads of colour . 

` Your goons want to know whether you want them to take us , " Zimmerman said , eyeing the table around which Sly 's men were sat . 

You would n't want , for example , the heads of our elderly people 's homes to be sat in their offices pushing paper when they should be managing the home . 

This means the vet has hit the right spot , but , despite giving the appearance of a canine pin cushion , it is obviously not too unpleasant an experience .

The government tends to keep its deposits in the-Bank of England ( the public deposits item in the balance sheet ) to a minimum .

The current policy is to keep 94 materials in quantities sufficient to supply American industry for up to three years .

So many of us keep so many medicines on our shelves for donkeys years in the hope that we might find a pill that will suit us at some time .

Mr Dostam keeps a token force of fighters in Kabul , sometimes supporting Mr Masoud , sometimes opposing him , depending which way the wind is blowing .

Then I locked the Laboratory door , kept all the staff in the main hall , and waited there until Dr. Kerrison arrived .

What sort of records do they keep at their headquarters for this country in Norwich ? "

She 's been collecting them for twenty five years , and now keeps more than five hundred at her home in Woodchester .

Here was a family determined if at all possible to keep royal power in its own hands .

Several paces from her flat she took her keys from her jacket pocket ; she kept her keys in her pocket rather than her bag in case of mugging .

Rowena Cass , 73 , who kept her ` bairns " in three rooms at home , will appeal against a court ruling to hand over her remaining 37 dogs .

Martine was obviously a frequent visitor and knew where everything was kept .

Privet hesitated and then said , ` The Books of Moledom , where are they kept ? "

This packed little book covers a wide range of aspects of polymers , not just their chemistry . 

There are different hazards in different countries , and in this book I could not possibly cover every health and safety risk in every country of the world . 

When I said the book under review covers everything , I mean it . 

There are two other books that I co-authored which cover this aspect . 

An electronic publishing course for undergraduate computer scientists needs to cover a significantly wider range of topics . 

Quality control of correspondence courses was covered in a paper by Elisabeth Ingham of the Council for the Accreditation of Correspondence Colleges . 

This course covers theoretical aspects of clinical psychology , practical experience in a variety of clinical settings , and research training . 

The third section covers the practical implementation of policy including a chapter on the British state pension . 

This section also covers cancellation of a holiday where after a 24 hour delay in departure the insured decides to cancel . 

That section also covers planning for negotiations , negotiating tactics , and what is negotiable . 

With the review section also covering a wide range of books , this is an issue not to be missed . 

Latest developments at the all-important nucleus breeding and selection level , and tips on selecting finished lambs for market are just two of the topics covered in this week 's Sheep Supplement . 

Checking high bills and dealing with tree roots are among the topics we cover 

Topics covered include creating custom formats , creating charts with Excel 's ChartWizard , generating reports and editing the worksheet . 

Finally , although covered in more detail in the next chapter , a brief word needs to be inserted here about some psychiatric terminology that will be encountered in what follows . 

It covers issues like the treatment of the suspect in custody , the conditions of his or her detention , the form of interviews , the provision of rest periods , and so on . 

Having identified the scope of the ` problem " the paper will cover the wider issues which all organisations or companies will need to face regarding the status and role of e-mail records . 

The 1991 Census User 's Guide , to be produced under the Census Initiative , and the Census User 's Handbook will be covering these issues in more detail . 

My daily Radio Column covered a wide spectrum of programme interests , a large part of which was concerned with local broadcasts . 

To be published monthly in English and Spanish , Latin American Ecumenical News covers a wide spectrum of church news from all denominations as well as social and political issues facing the region . 

A DETAILED questionnaire covering a variety of issues on the subject of women in rock was sent to a cross-section of female musicians , with instructions to answer the questions they felt most moved by . 

The comprehensive publication covers all aspects of the subject , including nutrition , health services , environment , women and health , legal issues , disability and mental health . 

The titles were chosen from all departments and covered such popular subjects as computers , dictionaries and football . 

We covered topics such as post-natal depression , breast cancer , or how to use make-up to camouflage scars . 

To be effective for you , the lecture should cover topics that you have already studied -- if only briefly . 

Each database will cover a specific topic and is likely to have its own set of potential uses . 

The issue of a link to Balerno has been covered by the report . 

A programme of acquisitions which results in repeated dilution would seriously undermine Anglo-Welsh 's ability to diversify , whichever direction they eventually wished to go .

The committee says the absence of disciplinary action had undermined the future effectiveness of the bank .

The Times said The Independent 's move was ` absurd " and undermined by its own declared circulation figures since the price cut .

The three parties had disagreed on major issues and the coalition had been undermined by national discontent over recent austerity measures .

Further , the principle of freely swapping weather data could be undermined by a firm setting out to market the information at the highest price .

The marriage was soon undermined by Price 's homosexuality and alcoholism .

Business confidence was undermined in 1990 by a series of spectacular corporate failures .

Scientific enterprise is undermined by the extreme forms of relativism .

The Red Cross claims that every misuse of the symbol undermines its authority and endangers its members operating in difficult conditions .

But as far as the security services are concerned , the Kremlin is still plotting to undermine world capitalism and J. Edgar Hoover is still holed up in the FBI powder room .

He rejects as mistaken the notion that the study of other religions might undermine or weaken a believer 's faith in his own religion .

Subject specialization and formal teaching would be undermined .

Closer inspection tends to undermine this position , which is obviously a comfortable one for the well paid .

Secondly , asking relatives for help can undermine the moral base on which relations with kin are built .

He was trying to undermine her self-confidence , make her believe she could n't stand up to the exigencies of canal life .

The value of this announcement as a " confidence-building " measure is severely undermined by statements issued during Baker 's visit by hardline Housing Minister Ariel Sharon promising increased Jewish settlement in the occupied territories .

Too often , unnecessary organisational problems undermine the process .

The general election , due by Jan. 19 , 1992 , had been called on Oct. 7 , after Flemish and Walloon differences had undermined the coalition on two occasions .

The work of regulatory agencies was also undermined by budget cuts and a concerted unwillingness to enforce existing regulations .

` Perhaps she 'll try to cross the Swamp , " the thin man whimpered . 

We like the vocals to be both timid and cutting , " whimpers Peter . 

Raising his hands in panic , begging Señor Gracias not to shoot him , Umberto whimpered that Maldita had developed colic that morning . 

Before she could speak , however , Jessie whimpered at her , ` I 'm sorry . 

It respires anaerobically , by a process known as fermentation ; breaking down sugars to produce carbon dioxide and alcohol .

The superintendent slid out of the car and tried to rub the tiredness from her eyes , respiring the chill of the night like an elixir .

He had always respired his work with the same primal need that his body sought oxygen .

It is when an outgoing fish ceases to swim with the shoal and skulks , perhaps with fins folded and respiring more rapidly than usual , that something is suspect .

This assists the corals in the building of their skeletons , and releases oxygen which helps the corals respire .

They respire at lower levels of light , temperature and tissue moisture than bryophytes or vascular plants , and are protected by dehydration against exhaustion of carbohydrate reserves ( Smith , 1984 ) .

Terrestrial amphibians respire through their skin and to do this must keep it moist with mucus .

The first living things evolved in its absence , and many organisms even today still respire without its aid .

Blufton respired deeply , his eyes glued first to the superintendent 's face and then Dexter 's .

Blanche respired steadily to allow the tension to subside and asked Lancaster why David Parkin might want to murder his wife .

However , after dark the plants and algae stop producing oxygen and instead use it to respire .

Because the cornea is avascular , it needs to respire directly from the atmosphere .

In this process , the tentacles serve another and important function , for the water brings with it dissolved oxygen which Lingula needs in order to respire .

David respired slowly , letting the air swell in his lungs before the weight of his rib-cage forced it out .

However , many modern organisms respire without the aid of oxygen ; that is , are anaerobic .

The final qualification is that a print-maker , to reach the very top of the tree , must be known and appreciated by the Japanese . 

Your knowledge of the issues and your diligence in pursuing them to ensure protection of both the built and natural environments , is greatly admired and appreciated by us all . 

He wanted to watch his wife 's mouth move because it was a mouth he 'd come to appreciate more and more . 

He gave art an openly political meaning and did not appreciate the artist as an individual dissenting voice . 

He began to appreciate his wife a little for her lack of romance and her low cost . 

I started playing when I was seven , so by the time The Stones happened it was not difficult for me to play , so I could appreciate it for the music alone . 

Take my advice , appreciate this ride for what it is -- a cultural experience -- and try to relax . " 

I think he should appreciate you for what you are -- an attractive young woman of today . " 

Elisabeth finished pouring and the activity took long enough for it to strike her that the Hulsbys were the sort of tourists who only appreciate sites for which postcards have been printed . 

I appreciate the high taste in satorial elegance for which my hon. Friend is well known . 

I just think it is , in fact , a great shame that the M P only acknowledges some letters if they happen to have the kind of status that he appreciates . 

Hymns , chants etc. should be sung through fully and appreciated as prayer in themselves . 

Alick will always be remembered and appreciated for his energy , enthusiasm , experience and encouragement by all who knew him . 

The business did very well with the two lads greatly appreciated locally for their hard work and quality of service . 

But often we are unwilling to let the other person know what we prefer or appreciate in their attitude and behaviour . 

What did your father appreciate most in the work of Modigliani ? 

Reynolds attacks the notion that application of rules will get a critic very far in appreciating ` sublime beauties in works of genius " . 

Soon after the publication of Dole 's article , the US administration announced that President George Bush had read and " appreciated " it . 

No one who seriously appreciates sport believes that even the most overtly physical sports are founded solely on physiological characteristics . 

But you do not have to be a fusion buff to appreciate Joan Bromberg 's history of an important part of science . 

You 've really got to be one to appreciate the spirit of the place but pop in to see what a real pub should be like . 

We do appreciate you Steffi , for everything you have done over the years and for that special week in Brighton . 

She said she was sure that someone as sensitive and intelligent as you are -- you see she does appreciate you , darling -- that you would surely be all right here . 

Recent high prices for wheat have tempted farmers to grow much more of this crop , using more insecticides and fertilisers and less rotation of crops . 

I was trying to tempt her to take part in a so-called vox-pop . 

A good retailer will enthuse about his stock and tempt you to try new foods . 

SCIENTISTS on Orkney will today attempt to use sexual attraction to lead six male sperm whales to freedom by playing them female whale song to tempt them into the open sea . 

And did this tempt him to doctor the evidence in the ways shown above ? 

It had originally been sent to King Henry VIII to tempt him into marrying the girl-widow . 

One way of ` stealing "  another company 's loyal users is to tempt them into using your product by way of a massive discount . 

And there 's no shortage of fake goods on display to tempt shoppers with tight budgets . 

Noreen was n't tempted by the future careers of her friends either : 

One argument is that the growing burden of taxation has tempted more and more people to disregard the law by not declaring taxable income . 

And if he was n't tempted now , how could he possibly act out his role on stage night after night without being affected ? 

They were eating , sleeping , defecating , or otherwise engaged in some momentous enterprise . 

The aim is , of course , to persuade the puppy to ask to go outside into the garden when it wants to urinate or defecate . 

Hippopotamuses spread their scents by whisking their tails as they defecate , while white rhinos stamp in their faeces and then deposit the odour with each fragrant footstep . 

Dogs which have lived in kennels for a long time can be particularly difficult to house-train successfully , although this is helped by the fact that they will only defecate about twice a day . 

It then defecated delicately between the sugar bowl and a coffee cup , settled down with a yawn and appeared to go to sleep . 

Further experiments showed that sloth metabolism was so slow that they defecated only once a week . 

Feeding stimulates the intestinal tract , and it is usual for a puppy to want to defecate soon after a meal . 

These patients are unable to defecate voluntarily and must therefore rely upon stimulation of bowel reflexes with or without manual evacuation to complete defecation . 

Cats hate to defecate where they eat and some people place the litter tray too near the animal 's food dish . 

Cats feel vulnerable when they are defecating and do not like to have anyone near them at that time . 

So they defecate in special chambers within the nest and on their manure cultivate their fungus . 

The thieves also stole a pigeon basket and defecated inside a cabin where he and his wife sometimes sit . 

She sidled along the drive after her husband and up to the front door . 

The path to the abbey ruins was under water , but I managed to keep dry by sidling along the edge , holding on to a fence . 

Jessie sidled along by the racks to the door leading to the passage and the stairs . 

Praying , as she sidled along to the changing-room , that no one would ever know how utterly wrong she had been …

She would not allow him to sidle away into the night leaving her to kow-tow to an irate Spittals in the morning . 

The men were sidling in , wondering what the hell was going to happen . 

Crilly sidles in beside me with two double shots of Jameson 's . 

She decided to risk going back , she opened the door and sidled in . 

` I 'll leave you with young Hot-to-Trotsky here , then , " Clare says , patting Yvonne on the shoulder and winking at me as she sidles off through the cheering crowd . 

When Sigarup climbed up the ladder , straining under the weight of his basket , the dog sidled over to him with a low unearthly grunt of pleasure . 

Trying to avoid gazing at the grisly sight , the Leutnant sidled over to the statuesque Karnstein , and handed the envelope to her . 

Wully Gurk sidled up and squeezed himself on to the end of the seat . 

A cowboy sauntered over to the bar , and sidled up next to them . 

Tavalouze sidled up behind him and said in a low voice , ` Remove your hood , the veil . 

Elsie had wept for kind Mrs Doran and for her husband , that strange , silent , sympathetic man , lifting his feet cautiously as he sidled across the polished floor . 

He sidled into the reception cubby and addressed his receptionist , an eerily svelte woman-form of perfect shape and minimal , pixie-like features . 

I sidled into the room , scarcely daring to breathe lest I harm the recording . 

She sent him a haunted look , stammered that she was going , and tried to sidle past him . 

The Jag blocked the whole alleyway , barely leaving enough room for someone to sidle past it . 

She sidled cautiously towards the equipment , and perched on the edge of a deep mahogany box . 

He fumbled the spectacles onto his face just as three muddy children sidled toward him . 

As Marian and Allen were taking in this scene one of the attackers slipped to one side and sidled around the tree towards the Friar 's unprotected flank . 

After dinner in the hotel restaurant David enjoyed sidling down the road . 

Meredith flung him an eager glance , enthralled by the noise , the snow , the funereal gondolas bobbing in the water . 

With a sob , Theda flung her arms about his neck and buried her face in his shoulder . 

Blanche flung herself across the floor and rolled on to his feet , at the same time throwing a punch up into his genitals . 

She picked a saucepan off the cooker and raised it high , as if she might fling it across the kitchen like a hatchet . 

And this , " he pulled Lazlo 's map from his pocket and flung it across the table , ` The great detective left this behind when he and Rex fled from his office last night . 

Her shadow jumped away from her and flung itself upwards across the walls as her candle flame wavered . 

One of the group then grabbed the boy and flung him against a wall . 

I was standing at one of the windows of the outer office , watching the rain fling itself remorselessly against the panes . 

Robbie screamed and flung herself against the protective width of Fen 's chest . 

She flung herself from her horse and smothered the burning body with her black cloak . 

Then , in the very same breath , she snatched up the toppled coffee-cup and flung the lukewarm contents in his face . 

When he came round , they dragged him outside and flung him in his night-clothes , into a car and handcuffed him . 

Young Jack flung his darts in such rapid succession that they were nothing more than a triple blur . 

The last word was a terrible scream and as she screamed it she flung the glass in the direction of Eddie although I 'm pretty sure she was n't aiming at anyone in particular . 

Barton scooped up all the bits of paper and flung them into the air . 

Suddenly they all surged towards me and flung their coins into the canvas sheet I was guarding and one old codger decided to go home . 

Ranulf thought of the Lady Agnes and moaned ; she had proved a fiery lover from the time he had first flung her on her back and lifted her lace-trimmed skirts . 

The customers in return sneered at the clothing offered to them , and flung it on the ground . 

In we would climb , rolling up hats and coats and flinging them onto the back seat . 

Another dealer owed a few hundred pounds by the director of a firm he had just left , drove one night with some friends to his house , where they flung bricks through every window . 

With that he snatched up the bottle and flung it through the open window into the yard . 

Balberith ripped the remains of the fruit and salad bar from its mountings and flung it through the roof . 

She flung herself to the floor and rolled to safety behind the half-opened door , the Beretta clenched tightly in her gloved hand . 

` Oh , yer swine , " breathed the young woman as he flung the handbag to the ground . 

With an angry , violent gesture he flung aside the broken piece of door . 

She felt as though flung from health to illness and back by the day , by the hour . 

Galileo was less successful in explaining why loose objects are not flung from the surface of a spinning earth . 

One of them picked up the rolled newspaper which Clasper had flung into the crowd . 

She felt as if she 'd just escaped a raging tornado , flung to one side just in time . 

The room was full of the cheerful clutter of a family on holiday -- books , maps and a camera flung on to the table . 

Whatever he might fling at her this time , she would not sit bowed and tongue-tied . 

The Colonel was flung back against the wall where he stood , for a moment , a puzzled expression on his face . 

At that moment the door was flung back , thumping against the wall . 

The force of the casual blow was such that Yet was flung back against a bookcase . 

Chris had to hold on to the grab handle of the jeep or she would have been flung out . 

The last of the mercenaries were running , flinging away their weapons as they went . 

Air the bed by flinging back the covers for around half an hour every morning 

The slender figure rose from the chair , and flung back its veil . 

Amanda flung off her coat in the hall and walked briskly into the lounge . 

Flinging off her dressing-gown , she climbed back into the now cold bed and snuggled beneath the covers . 

Lucy paced , rampaged , flung out scads of unrequited ire , impassioned as Jay had never seen her . 

He kicked it open and flung me down the three steps into the street . 

With a final contemptuous glance she lifted the calliper by its straps and flung it over the small cliff . 

The specks of dust consisting of heavier particles flung off by the Sun aggregate into larger lumps ( a process which can be duplicated in a laboratory ) . 

Most undershoot accidents occur because the pilot has not recognised that the glider is critically short of height until it is desperately low . 

This refraction occurs because light travels at a different speed in air than in the cornea . 

However these choices will only occur if the correct words are contained in the list of alternative candidate words , which may not be the case . 

Such velocities would occur if gas moved on elliptical streamlines . 

We have already argued that a period of sustained expansion can occur only if potential profitability can be maintained , that is , if an adequate balance between productivity and real wages can be sustained . 

Moreover , because it occurs unexpectedly it may well cause a temporary panic . 

We have to view a stimulus for a finite time before it generates a perception , but that perception appears to us to occur instantaneously rather than fading into view like the Cheshire cat . ) 

The incident occurred after a dispute between the man and staff at a branch of the Bank of Ireland in Cahir . 

A decline occurred after 1939 , and the post-war population never exceeded six pairs and was often less . 

Close friend Christine Barber told the court that the conversation occurred at Paula 's home in Grafton Drive , Upton , Wirral , on June 3 last year . 

Moreover , this is occurring at a time when few resources are available to enable them to deal with increased numbers . 

` The first outbreak in England occurred at Weymouth in 1348 , almost certainly via a claret ship from Bordeaux , which was an English possession at that time . 

The most serious border incident for several years was reported to have occurred on May 22 in the Demilitarized Zone . 

THE death occurred on Thursday last week of Four Marks personality Norman Collar , while working for Community Care . 

A quite different rising occurred in Barcelona , where the Esquerra leader , Companys , was manoeuvred by extreme Catalan Nationalists into proclaiming Catalonia 's independence . 

The explosion occurred in Bowbazaar which links the city 's main business area with a crowded suburban railway terminus . 

None of the patients dying of sepsis had undergone splenectomy and only one of these deaths occurred in the early post operative period . 

If this reconstruction is sound , Oswiu 's encounter with Fín occurred at about the time that he may have been seeking Irish support against the forces of Penda . 

" If global warming occurs , the cyclone that killed 150,000 in Bangladesh will be far more devastating … and the famine that is killing millions in Africa could wipe out life itself in that region " . 

The hope is that they occur infrequently and that most would be eliminated after a word or two by mismatches to the acoustic input . 

An unexpected error has occurred while processing your transaction . 

For Washburn 20 years of visual carnage has meant increasing mental instability and a compulsion to uncover the truth behind a murder that occurred 120 years before . 

The crystal missile impacted in a skater 's chest , and erupted . 

He added : “ We were planning the next evacuation when the shelling began … we were flat on the ground on the landing zone when the last shell impacted about 20 yards from us , injuring two Canadian UN soldiers . ” 

The Ranger series of spacecraft for impacting the Moon were not entirely a success story ; but the soft landing Surveyors , which followed them , were . 

Another photo showed that the aircraft had clipped off the tops of at least two tree before it impacted ( at an estimated 350 kts. ) the 50-deg. upsloping rock-encrusted mountainside . 

The executive transporter boomed like a giant bell as it impacted against the bay wall . 

Of course , the information they glean is of little value if the Goblin is pulverised as he impacts with the ground . 

Kik ! said the tower beside them as a spray of accelerated star discs impacted overhead . 

As he has been discovering , the issues which excite New Yorkers are not rising levels of crime , poverty and the deteriorating quality of life . 

The two lovers who excited him with their performance were both young KGB officers . 

It excited her to feel a man like him shudder as he pressed himself against her , to feel his weakness underneath all that Parisian aplomb . 

He wanted to live , he 'd put in long years , he 'd been champion three times , it no longer excited him to race , this was it , goodbye and thanks . 

However , the ` top title " promotion failed to excite booksellers . 

But all that controversy on television failed to excite the public . 

With earache children may screech out , can not keep still with the pain and may be violently excited by it . 

Theresa was excited by the news and told Maureen that she had sent Eileen two tablets of scented soap and a box of dusting powder with a swansdown puff . 

If Gould was excited by these discoveries , we hear nothing of it . 

Images from that trip still excited me as I contemplated my journey into the Sacred Valley and to Machu Picchu . 

` I want to challenge and excite as much as I can but I 'm not going to create a work for the Scottish Ballet that is going to drive their audience away . " 

Remember that anything which excites and interests you is a possibility and the greater the contrast with your first classical choice , the better you will enable the panel to see your present range . 

She confirmed that when seeing each other they always tried to use separate entrances and exits .

If you really feel that there is no opportunity in your life for you to do any of the things mentioned ( or anything else which appeals to you ) , try using your imagination .

Try using the same number and range of staff that are presently involved in giving nursing care , however it is organised .

Try smearing the spanner jaws with light oil , then dipping them in fine sand .

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and the bank has a lot of programs now for child care referrals i 've of course it 's too late for me so i 've i 've not tried them to see how effective they are but

One low cost / high value option would be for companies that have already tried a particular research direction to warn TDI if the collaboration was about to investigate a known dead end .

Alarm bells would not start ringing until these efforts - which could take five minutes or more - were tried and had failed .

You can try your luck at pari mutuel betting on jai-alai at pari mutuel , greyhound - racing at the Cani­drome ( one of the largest in the world ) , and harness - racing on Taipa .

If there was any justice in the world he should really decapitate her with a spade on Wimbledon Common in full view of her therapy class . 

Christie , a private in the Ulster Defence Regiment , nearly decapitated her victim in the attack -- a desperate bid to hang on to the affections of dashing Royal Signals officer Captain Duncan McAllister . 

Unshielded , and with real blades , the stroke would have decapitated him . 

Another erring headsman , Meister Hans , guilty of treason , suffered the indignity of being decapitated by his own assistant in 1479 . 

Then , as the whole village looked on , Richard Carew drew his sword and decapitated them one by one . 

He was found guilty of high treason and decapitated by two blows of the axe on Tower Hill , London , on 20 February 1554 

The results could have been disastrous for the force which has already had to freeze recruitment of officers during 1993 to keep within a tight budget .

He says : ` Already , in order to achieve a balanced budget , it has been necessary to freeze recruitment during 1993 of all police officer posts as and when they come vacant .

Making the land allotments is one of the most difficult issues , and all sides want to strengthen their claims by occupying land before military movements are frozen under the cease-fire .

The communist North has threatened to revive its nuclear program , which was frozen under the accord , unless the United States makes concessions .

Under the Israel -PLO autonomy agreement , the clauses must be revoked by spring , and Prime Minister Shimon Peres has said he would freeze further peace negotiations if Arafat did not make good on his promise .

Last September , Germany froze all development aid to Vietnam and said Hanoi was violating international law by not taking back its citizens .

But NATO froze the talks until its troops deploy and Bosnian army soldiers collected the villagers ' weapons .

The dlrs 5 billion reactors to be built in North Korea are a reward for Pyongyang 's promise to freeze its nuclear program , suspected of developing weapons .

Israel has threatened it would freeze peace talks unless the PLO retracted charter sections calling for Israel 's destruction .

North Korea has frozen its suspect nuclear program in return for the two modern reactors , which produce far less weapons-grade plutonium , and substitute fuel oil worth dlrs 50 million a year .

1972 - U.S. Senate approves U.S.-Soviet agreement to freeze major part of their offensive nuclear arsenals for five years .

TIRANA , Albania ( AP ) --- Albania 's president said Wednesday that only the poorest investors will receive partial reimbursement immediately from two get-rich-quick schemes frozen by the government .

Croatian Serbs earlier this week froze economic negotiations with Tudjman 's government in response to its decision to end the 3-year-old peacekeeping mission .

Australia has already frozen military ties with France in protest of President Jacques Chirac 's decision to conduct eight underground nuclear tests at Mururoa and Fangataufa atolls in Polynesia .

Also , Verros said , the EU will freeze a western aid program for Croatia to penalize the country for opening a war on many fronts agaisnt rebel Serbs hold the Krajina region .

Kozyrev froze cooperation to protest the North Atlantic Treaty Organization 's plans to offer membership to some ex-Warsaw Pact nations .

The government froze settlement construction in 1992 to facilitate peace talks .

The EU was among Western donors that froze aid in 1992 to pressure then-dictator Kamuzu Banda into introducing political reforms and improving human rights .

Then she dried her eyes on the hem of her petticoat and went slowly back to the house . 

She dried her eyes presently because she realized that the Magistrate was watching her from not far away . 

` Dry your hair through an old fashioned hair net or a soft silk scarf . 

It has its own diffuser attachment which enables you to dry your hair gently , eliminating the problem of frizz and flyaway hair . 

She dried herself , dressed , brushed her hair and re-applied her make-up , then inspected her reflection in the mirror . 

He pushed her down on to his bunk , pulling his duvet around her , then took a fresh towel and began to dry her hair . 

She ironed her dress carefully when she got home , and in the morning she climbed blearily out of bed at six to wash and dry her hair . 

The resulting biomass is thermally dried to remove pathogens and the final product is used as an animal feed . 

Nothing in the world tastes better than bacon and eggs cooked on a wood fire as the sun dries the tent ready for packing away again . 

Her mode of transport means she will arrive drenched at the door of a farmhouse to beg shelter and ask leave to dry herself by the fire . 

The mother , who had dropped the paper in the bowl , dried it in her microwave for five minutes on high . 

Ramadan , " he would say and close his eyes as the hot air dried him in seconds and I retreated even further under the wilting greenery . 

Collect and dry your own herbs in summer for use during the winter months . 

Alone once more , she walked and walked , and when she became too hot to carry on , she swam again and dried herself in the sun . 

She went to open the door herself , drying her hands on a tea-cloth . 

She dried her hands on the kitchen towel , adding , ` I worry about Ernest . 

She dipped them in the washing-up bowl and dried them on the towel behind the door . 

She indulged in a blissfully long bath , taking time to wash her hair and then comb it out , before drying it with a hand drier . 

As she returned , carefully drying each piece with a towel , she answered Judith 's question . 

When , eventually , he thought she 'd had enough , he hauled her out , dried her with his shirt and said , ` What shall we do now ? " 

` Stuff and nonsense , " Captain Simcox muttered to himself as he threw back his head , downed the last of his whiskey and dried the ends of his thick red moustache with finger and thumb . 

Franca dried the wound with the paper , feeling as she did so the blazing warmth of the bruised knee , which was already swelling a little . 

She washed and dried herself between the legs and inserted a fresh tampon . 

We immediately rushed to the ladies , washed Jessica carefully in the sink and dried her under the hand dryer . 

Periodically view the effect under the tank 's own lighting ( dry your hands before switching on ! ) 

Emerging from beneath the spray of the shower , she dried herself briskly before dressing with impatient fingers . 

` Best get out of them wet things , " he said , kneeling down beside him , ` so 's I can dry them for tomorrow . " 

They would salt them down and let them lie in the brine for a while and they would take them out and dry them . 

Larch and pine logs could be split small and dried by the fire ; or kindling could be gathered " raw " . 

Items should be withdrawn and dried rapidly after boiling has finished and on no account should they be left soaking . 

A small proportion of dolphin meat is salted , dried , and sold as long strips known as muchame , which was originally introduced by Italian immigrants . 

It should take only two or three minutes to fully develop the board in this manner , and the board is then rinsed with water and dried carefully . 

Banana skins , for example , are sometimes dried for weeks until they have gone black , then the inside off the skin can be scraped off and smoked . 

then the frisbee had to be dried carefully ( with a towel that did n't moult ) . 

Ken took the boy to his home , dried his clothes and gave him a meal . 

" If we do n't start drying the hides now , dampness and the heat will destroy all our efforts within a few hours . " 

Moran took the small blue Ford out of the shed after Mass on Sunday , tested the engine and tyres , then washed the car down , dried it and waxed it till it shone . 

He dried Willie 's thin , bruised body , wrapped him up in a towel and sat him in the armchair . 

Store the envelopes in an airtight container , and include a sachet of silica gel to absorb moisture ( if the gel turns pink , dry gently in the oven until it turns blue again ) . 

A special set of glassware should be designated for media preparation , rinsed and soaked in double-distilled water immediately after use , washed in double-distilled water only and dried in a hot oven . 

The lichen is gathered from rocks late in the summer , dried in the sun , then it is placed with the wool in alternating layers in a large pot . 

Finally the wool is removed , rinsed in water with salt added to set the dye , and dried in the sun . 

His eyes filled , but he did not know it was happening , this overflowing , until I reached down , wiped his face , showed him my wet fingers which he dried with his own . 

The final pellet is washed in 1.0 ml of acetone as above and briefly dried at 65°C . 

When , with the death of Ferdinand in 1065 , civil war broke out between his surviving sons , Rodrigo commanded the army of his overlord Prince Sancho . 

His promotion through the army ranks had been rapid and by 350 he commanded a select corps of Ioviani and Herculiani , the new type of legion earlier created by Diocletian . 

` I bet my friend , who commands the 4th Battalion of the Presidential Guard , that he could deploy 50 men and that none of them would lay hands on you . 

He had joined the 95th Rifles and later commanded the red-coated Prince of Wales 's Own Volunteers . 

Two years later , Peyton commanded a regiment in William of Orange 's invasion force against James II . 

Major General Tom Brodie commanded the regiment in it 's most famous action . 

Happily , after a short period , this was rectified and he commanded No 10 Squadron with Halifaxes . 

Montgomery said that the spring offensive of 1943 was ` the heaviest and most savage fighting we have had since I have commanded the Eighth Army " . 

Following this northern campaign , in which Garibaldi commanded a force , the new Italy ceded both Savoy and Nice to its French allies . 

It was that a Special Forces Depot be formed at Kabrit , to be commanded by a lieutenant-colonel . 

This squadron was commanded by Major Vivian Street and included few of the experienced operatives from the old L Detachment . 

Destroyer Flotilla , which was commanded by Capt. Lord Louis Mountbatten in H.M.S. ` Kelly " . 

The army , the Tsar 's ultimate weapon , was commanded by noblemen . 

The mixed crew of Sea Rover was commanded by a wily Dutch captain who had more tricks up his sleeve than the proverbial monkey . 

Fraser was Sheriff of Kincardine , and with Keith from Dunottar , marching south , had heard that Balliol had left Perth , appointing the Earl of Fife to command there in his absence . 

He was an ailing man of 61 who had never commanded in the field , knew nothing of Gallipoli and was appointed solely because of seniority on the army list . 

The helicopter wing of the Royal Nepalese Army , commanded by Sandhurst-trained Lieutenant Colonel Narayan Singh Pun , are rescue experts in the hostile terrain . 

The force is divided into three regions , each commanded by an ACC ; each region is divided into four divisions commanded by a Chief Superintendent ; divisions are divided into 39 sub-divisions each commanded by superintendents . 

Inside his desk drawer , the colonel has placed a photo of Palmatier manning the grenade launcher .

A mishmash of security forces including soldiers in olive garb , police officers , militiamen , men in street clothes and possible mercenaries from sub-Saharan Africa manned the large checkpoint .

And across a desert highway , manning an ancient Soviet-made , hand-cranked antiaircraft gun , sat Khatab Abu Baker , an electrician .

The guardsmen manned guns mounted in the beds of armor-free pickup trucks .

But the American troops manning this base in eastern Afghanistan know that their elusive nighttime foe can slip away to sanctuary in Pakistan , just 20 miles away .

Several U. S. soldiers were manning a roadblock less than 100 yards away , yet were unaware of what was taking place .

" The people of Abu Salim are with the revolution : Only a few Kadafi people are hidden among the cracks , " said Saleh Hussein , a violinist turned rebel now manning a neighborhood checkpoint .

According to the Department of Defense , Whitaker manned a .50-caliber turret gun , killing five militants in a firefight as he provided cover for two vehicles behind him .

Troops manning government tanks and rocket batteries are now trying to hide from allied warplanes by setting up next to homes and shops , rebels said .

Jacob Palmatier , a 29-year-old administrative clerk , asked to be relieved of desk duty to man a grenade launcher on a convoy headed south .

Rebels armed with assault rifles manned checkpoints along roads , searching cars for contraband and preventing civilians from entering huge swaths of the city 's southeast quadrant because of ongoing gun battles .

" It 's a gang fight in there today , " said Omar Rafa Eisa , 26 , a uniformed rebel fighter manning a rebel checkpoint southwest of Ajdabiya on the main desert highway leading to the front .

He manned the checkpoint while wearing a Libyan army special forces uniform on loan from a friend .

Tall , blondish " Doctor Tom , " who usually manned the first of six chairs , stuck out among his thousands of Indian and Nepalese patients .

He was manning a checkpoint outside the Green Zone , the international area housing the U. S. Embassy and military headquarters , when a vehicle approaching the gate detonated .

Checkpoints manned by soldiers and irregulars in civilian clothes surrounded both main and secondary roadways into the city center .

Most of them are rather informal affairs , nothing like the chilling , ambush-prone roadblocks long manned by edgy U. S. troops in Baghdad .

Within hours of the overnight raid , as many as 1,500 protesters poured into the streets , clashing with Afghan police and trying to overrun a NATO outpost manned by German troops .

The senior Defense Department official said the outpost was manned by 45 American troops and 25 Afghan soldiers .

And finally , Quadouri noted , women , particularly pretty ones , are often allowed to pass unhindered through security checkpoints manned by Iraqi soldiers and police , who are virtually all male .

Tanks manned by fighters allied with the transitional government fired relentlessly at pro-Kadafi forces pinned in a compact residential district of Surt close to the Mediterranean coast , sending dust and concrete into the air .

Gate 80 , about five miles from a small community known as Harawa , is part of a defensive line regularly manned by Kadafi militiamen posted to defend Surt from attack from the rebel-held east .

Hours before Allawi 's return , a man in an explosives-packed car plowed into a checkpoint manned by members of Iraq 's national guard outside the city of Baqubah , north of Baghdad .

" He was the team leader but he was manning the turret on top of the Humvee , " he said .

On July 5 , Roxas was manning the machine gun atop a Humvee carrying nine Marines .

Abu Baker , the antiaircraft gunner , wore a red kaffiyeh , sunglasses and a camouflage jacket as he manned his position .

As the flames approached , the crews feverishly cut fire lines , set backfires and manned their hoses .

He said Afghan authorities had already decided a police checkpoint was needed in the area , but were still awaiting police to man it .

It is said to be invisible in its natural state but will form into semi-matter under certain conditions , rather like invisible moist air condensing into a filmy liquid on windows . 

That explanation depends on the presence of molecular oxygen in the gas cloud that was condensing to form the Sun , something the San Diego chemists think was likely , although they can not be certain . 

It would take months for the rocks to cool off , and about a thousand years for the steam in the air to condense back into the seas . 

The vapour might condense and fall on the slopes as a new sort of lubricant snow . 

A vapour barrier is installed to resist the passage through the structure , from the interior of the dwelling , of water vapour which might otherwise condense and create conditions of damp . 

Then the water vapour which condensed into oceans must have come from early volcanic activity and from the gaseous components of the solid Earth itself . 

The temperature at which water droplets begin to condense is called the dew-point -- literally , the temperature below which dew will form . 

The clouds of water vapour that had surrounded it had condensed to form seas , but they were still hot . 

The human body produces something like two litres of water vapour in an average night and in cold conditions this can condense inside the filling . 

The Hindus saw subtle forces and proceeding energies crystallizing or condensing into gross matter . 

Hydrogen , helium and methane would not condense to form cloud particles at the pressures and temperatures through the cloud regions and therefore their relative abundances apply throughout the atmosphere . 

Next morning the whole town and bay were shrouded in mist which condensed on every cold surface . 

To explain a watch we need to realize both how its springs and wheels ( or , nowadays , microchips ) work and that its purpose is to tell the time . 

When Amelia had had her serve the drinks , Nina realised just how far gone she was . 

But after only four miles he began to realize just how far he would have to walk . 

She realised just how obvious it was that Hebden had some involvement with the murder . 

Shelley had n't realised the implications of visiting a hospital over eight miles away . 

Yet both sections realised the futility of trying to be too independent . 

By 10.00am we realize our mistake in not pressing on all night . 

It 's at this point nearing the end of my open study I 've realised a connection between the four characters I have just compared . 

All that changed , however , when he realised a rich talent for spin bowling was in danger of going to waste . 

In that instant she realised the whole shocking weirdness of what was going on . 

It was then put about by the powers-that-be that , being new , they had not realised the significance of what they were doing . 

For the first time I realized the humiliating narrowness of mind with which one has to be equipped in time of war . 

The singer is expected to be able to realize and express the emotional and spiritual implications of what he is singing . 

She telephoned the local press and said , ` Do you realize there 's a shop called The Body Shop opening next door to the undertaker 's ? 

It must be realised that fractals are hierarchies with the particular property that the successive levels are geometrically similar ( either exactly or on the average ) . 

It was soon realized by many of the middle class that ` time is money " and consequently must be carefully regulated and used economically . 

Perhaps one day it will be realised by all that when Wales struggle every component of Welsh rugby is liable to struggle too . 

One realises from studying the affairs surrounding the Maxwell Group that the Opposition know everything that there is to know about sleaze . 

Now write as much as you can about Auntie the sort of person she was , what members of her family thought of her , what her niece realises about her at the end . 

One thing I realised about my renewal of my faith is that I had nothing to do with it ! 

She grasped the light covering and was about to throw it off when she realised from the fabric 's texture that her own cotton skirt had been laid over her . 

She realised from the quizzical looks that met this further information that she had made matters worse rather than better . 

The clerk , realising from Mirsal 's uniform that I belong to the sacred official class , merely bows his head to the storm , pays up and looks pleasant . 

He began to realize from the nature of these sites how the leys could have been constructed . 

Why had she never realised before this that Dana had every right to do as she pleased , regardless of how her sister felt ? 

He nodded at her and Kate realised with growing dismay that the man was drunk . 

He got half-way down the corridor and realized in irritation that he had no idea where she had been given an office . 

` Oh , yes , I 've realised since that you were n't like the rest of us ordinary human beings who are unfortunate enough to be troubled by feelings like grief and guilt . " 

And anyone who is brave enough to venture inside will realise how the time was spent . 

Once you let up , you will give him time to think , and he 'll realise how much money you 've lost him . 

" As soon as I had realized what he had said I returned home again immediately . " 

Do you realise how many brain cells you probably managed to kill off last night ? " 

He immediately realized that this was a most unusual kind of cat and started a breeding programme . 

I realize that my unconsidered remarks were dangerously indiscreet . " 

A heavy fog had descended upon us , and we realized that finding the other two divers had to be the immediate priority . 

She did n't realise that many normal , rational modern women react likewise . 

A BT spokesman said : ` People will soon realise that there is no such thing as a free anything in the world , least of all telephone calls . " 

But we realise the heavy work that lies ahead , both at home and abroad . 

` Maybe by tomorrow you 'll come to realise the folly of your actions , especially if you find you 've no job to go back to . " 

` But it is just as common and we intend to make everyone realise it " . 

And as soon as conditions permitted , the class would come to realize it . 

The brain is so good at filling in , that although most of the time the bulk of our image is blurred and lacks detail and colour , we do not realise it . 

Coincidentally , or maybe not , the storm chose that moment to let off a sheet of dazzling green lightning and an earsplitting crack of thunder . 

Stifling a giggle , she hazarded a guess that the wardrobe would be full of the son 's clothes . 

I hazard a guess that there are not only pure stallions on the moor ; fate and carelessness always complicates herd life . 

Perhaps we can now hazard an attempt at defining ` a good reader " . 

He also made some modest remark about his achievement , such as it was , and hazarded the opinion that he might best be remembered by his devotion to cheese . 

Although Phillips hazarded some theoretical conjectures concerning the relationship he had uncovered , it was left to others , most notably R. G . 

What on earth the referee had done to incur such mindless , moronic abuse , one can only hazard a guess . 

It 's become a reflex for critics to castigate the readers for being partisan , for being sluggish and single-minded in their choices . 

How is it that we are able to predict the ending of a story ( and even castigate an ending for being too predictable ) ? 

After much hard work -- Hunt castigates himself for driving the first third of the race like a ` grandmother " -- Hunt eventually got by Jody when Scheckter was held up by a back-marker . 

Leopold accordingly wrote in the sternest terms , castigating his son for leaving the archbishop 's service so abruptly , and accusing him ( as usual ) for thoughtlessness and selfishness . 

Later orators were to castigate the Athenian Assembly for making alliances with any state which offered itself , and it is hard to see what good Athens hoped for from Segesta in 457 . 

Labour spokesmen made generous use of statistics to castigate the government for refusing to spend more money on science , and for letting Britain slip down the international league table on R&D spending . 

The recent report by Profesor Richard Benjamin , for example , had castigated the government for deliberately obstructing access to certain data such as the Family Expenditure Survey . 

He even castigated himself for not being a better example , more patient , gentler . 

And how well I remember the tawdry Dave Mellor castigating me for ` snorting and sneering " at his apocalyptic view of what a Labour Government would mean . 

Lydia did not castigate herself for so disliking a fellow-being , believing that it was sufficient merely to refrain from overt unkindness . 

She 'd also had time to castigate herself for meekly following him inside . 

Already since the Second World War critics have arisen to castigate Montgomery for not pressing home with sufficient zeal the pursuit of the defeated Afrika Corps after Alamein . 

On May 11th , Joe Biden , a Democratic senator who chairs the European sub-committee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee , indulged in an outburst against Europe , castigating its response as a ` mosaic of indifference , timidity , self-delusion and hypocrisy " . 

Notwithstanding that , from 1969 onwards , the authors of a series of Black Papers saw fit to castigate schools for falling standards . 

Stepmothers got into the act , with one lady castigating Princess Di for her alleged unkind treatment of her stepmum . 

And the mother may castigate the daughter for her unruly behaviour , at the same time betraying a sly triumph when she relates how uncontrollable and wilful the girl is . 

SIR William Wilkinson , chairman of the Nature Conservancy Council , castigated the Government yesterday for its decision to dismember the council without consultation . 

And he castigates the Church for its lack of compassion , its ` destructive " standards . 

The shock news comes just ten days after Ian Lang , the Scottish Secretary , castigated local sub-contractors for missing opportunities . 

Notwithstanding this , at the First Latin American Communist Congress in Buenos Aires in June 1929 , the Comintern delegate castigated the Mexicans for their failure to take effective advantage of the situation . 

But further concessions from these states to Soviet military requirements will in fact be difficult to justify while Soviet officials routinely castigate other developing states for their military concessions to the West . 

The kind of ideological politics which he castigates as non-Conservative covers monetarism as well as Marxism . 

Althusserians subsequently placed much emphasis upon the ` epistemological break " , and were in turn castigated for being unable to explain how it occurred . 

Soviet xenophobia was at Cold War pitch , all that was not home-grown was viewed with suspicion or hostility , and modernist art was duly castigated with increasing vehemence as a decadent , alien evil . 

( As the governor had to confess to a Commons select committee on February 19th , banks are not supposed to belong to people publicly castigated for past mendacity -- as the Fayeds were , by inspectors from the Department of Trade and Industry in 1988 . ) 

Addison fell in April 1921 , castigated by Lloyd George for waste and lavish public expenditure , and the housing scheme was halted . 

What if that forceful identity for which she is so severely castigated somewhere also operates as a kind of pull ? 

He was castigated by a teacher and told he was letting the school down . 

The administration 's forecast that the economy would grow at a rate of 3.3 per cent with interest rates falling by 2 per cent was castigated as unrealistic , a view echoed by most economic commentators . 

Had such language been used of an Anglican or Roman Catholic Eucharist the user would have quickly been castigated by Victorian Nonconformists as a ` wafer worshipper " . 

The lower judge was castigated by Lord Diplock for having used ` emotive phraseology " . 

This preventive action was castigated by the judges on the Queen 's Bench . 

While I am about it , I had better apologise on behalf of a contributor , who was castigated by post for not looking up the meaning of a phrase that was , to him , mysterious . 

Community officers are castigated as ` social workers " or ` Nigger lovers " , and community relations departments branded as ` Commie Relations " units . 

Even at lesbian conferences such as Canterbury , Nottingham and Bristol , separatists were castigated for being smug extremists . 

People are rarely castigated in public for selling individual plots because such complaints would be counterproductive . 

Perhaps the miners were castigated for not checking the route beforehand in view of the importance of their visitors . 

Paul is castigated and his followers are said to ` have abandoned the religion of Christ and turned towards the religious doctrines of the Romans " . 

However , they did 5% less well than in 1988 , and their attempts to castigate high spending Labour metropolitan authorities seemed to backfire . 

Admittedly , Norton-Taylor castigates the food industry as well as the landowners and the farmers -- he spreads his castigation very evenly . 

Time and again he split the party , castigating one group of opponents after another -- the ` Economists " , the Mensheviks , the Bogdanovites . 

Dr James Le Fanu castigates the health experts who spread alarm unnecessarily 

Because some of its passages seemed to be critical of the religious establishment , the authorities castigated it as being ` scandalous and seditious " . 

In 1629 the King dissolved Parliament , castigating its leaders as ` vipers " , and did not recall it for eleven years . 

Hodge castigated Rhee 's statement and the actions of his supporters . 

She adds : ` You would n't castigate the British servicemen who appeared on the television during the Gulf war and said that whatever Saddam Hussein did was good and whatever the Allies did was bad . 

` But I find it very sad that someone as high up as Mr Pound should castigate a sport he clearly knows nothing about . " 

Castigating the terms of Emancipation as unjust and rejecting the prospect of Russia following the western path of capitalist development , they developed the ` populist " ideology adumbrated by Herzen and Chernyshevsky . 

In the next century Desiderius , bishop of Vienne , and the monk Columbanus would castigate Theuderic II for begetting bastards . 

He castigated those who had become wealthy by exploiting their political standing for private gain . 

Numerous analysts have castigated him , not just for the absence of a theory of modernization , but for the absence of any sort of mechanism and account of social change in his work . 

Perhaps we should stop castigating individual managers , coaches and players and take a long , hard look at the structure of our sporting institutions . 

Charles emptied his before continuing to castigate Neville Chamberlain . 

The US also received the right to govern an area of land called the Panama Canal Zone on both sides of the canal . 

It is undemocratic to govern an area without an electoral mandate . 

This is not to deny that the Bolsheviks ' intentions for future political , social and national minority devolution were genuine , but at the close of the Civil War they governed a financially exhausted country . 

It will determine who forms a government on Friday and who governs our country for five years , " said Mr Major . 

This is the meaning of de Gaulle 's exasperated remark , ` How can one govern a country which makes 400 different types of cheese ? " 

He wanted to contribute actively to governing the country once more and have influence in policy making . 

Walesa described Tyminski 's success as " an accident of Polish democracy " and claimed that he did not know enough about Poland to govern the country . 

From this perspective , the working class was seen as the object for colonization by its cultural superiors in order that " respectable " members of the class be separated from their " rough " residue , and the leaders of the class be made fit for a limited role in governing the nation . 

` For forty years " , claimed a liberal statesman in 1855 , ` the middle class has governed the nation ; it has lost the New World , compromised the stability of society and has not yet learnt how to form a government . " 

Muslim and Croat leaders now in charge of governing Bosnia as a newly independent country accused Serbia and the Serbian-dominated federal army yesterday of fomenting civil war . 

Britain had governed Hong Kong for at least the past 25 years only because China allowed it . 

Today Botswana is governed by a legislative National Assembly and has its own President . 

Edmund Burke said that ` people must be governed in a manner agreeable to their temper and disposition " , but the British Government frequently ignores or defies our temper and disposition . 

` It is not who governs , " contends Hayek , ` but what government is entitled to do that seems to me the essential problem . " 

Were the corpses ' hands honourably amputated during the funeral rites -- or later , after the flesh had decayed ? 

Their flesh decays , their shells and their bones become scattered and turn to powder . 

-- Carnivorous animals -- which readily transmitted infection in a warm climate where flesh decayed rapidly . 

His face was white , his skin scrofulous , his teeth decaying . 

Typically , the front top six teeth will decay because of the way the child has sucked on its bottle . 

It looks like a sagging , browny-grey jelly that fairly rapidly decays into an unpleasant mush . 

From the script it tells you that after this nuclear war the creatures are supposed to have decayed into these horrible shapes , almost armless and legless , dependent on machines to give them any mobility . 

The roots grow huge , sculptural wings to buttress the tree and the climber wraps itself around the lapuna , which slowly decays inside it . 

Litaw fetched his father 's corpse , which was still rolled up in its burial mat and starting to decay . 

Chant 's face was decaying , cobs of withered flesh sliding off his slickened bone . 

Once land is drained , this protection is removed from any underlying archaeological sites , and organic remains begin to decay and disintegrate extremely rapidly . 

The vegetation within , protected from the dry air , begins to decay and the mound starts to warm . 

The multi-layered cerecloth implies that she was embalmed in a manner similar to that of her husband . 

W.J. White confuses matters more by saying that ` the body of Elizabeth I was so poorly embalmed that during the funeral the coffin exploded , owing to the accumulation of the gaseous products of decomposition " . 

He embalmed a child in 1717 so skilfully that he deceived Peter the Great , who thought the infant was alive yet in a state of normal repose . 

Whatever the circumstances -- and they are conflicting -- White acquired Hannah Beswick 's body and embalmed her , almost certainly by methods recommended by William Hunter , his former tutor . 

It seems most odd that a genteel seventy-year-old spinster , or her executors , would want to have the body embalmed by a newly hatched 29-year-old surgeon . 

At the opposite end of the graven floor , a second mighty bowl held darker balls , composed no doubt of the bodily secretions of the third degree likewise embalmed in amber . 

AN MP has blasted as ` criminal " the ferrying across Cleveland of critically ill patients in a search for available beds . 

THE GIRLFRIEND : Dutch runner Petra blasted Jason for being ` so stupid " 

Before they left they blasted the Government for demolishing more than 400,000 jobs in the industry in three years . 

The servant also said Mick phoned Jerry on Monday and blasted her for discussing their marriage in public . 

Nationally , union leaders blasted the Government for failing to tackle the jobs crisis and even some reaction from the business sector was muted . 

And she blasts supermarkets for failing to pass on profits to customers by cutting prices . 

The Manchester-based singer blasted the comic for parodying him on TV with his madcap character Morrissey the Consumer Monkey . 

THREE-TIMES world champion Nelson Piquet , who survived an Indy horror crash three months ago , last night blasted Nigel Mansell for quitting Formula One . 

KYLIE MINOGUE has blasted Madonna for ripping off other people 's styles . 

And now bosses of Dewsbury hospital , Yorks , have blasted staff for ` failing in their duty " to ease his last hours . 

MANAGER Ray Hankin blasted his side for ` defending like amateurs " after errors cost Quakers the chance of lifting themselves off the bottom of the table . 

Now India Cricket Board secretary Chandappa Nagaraj has blasted Gower for a ` malicious statement made in very bad taste " . 

Petra , 19 , a member of the Dutch sprint relay team , blasted Livingston for his ` stupid , stupid action " . 

The inquiry also blasted Mr Evans for standing too close to the start- line . 

Billy Graham blasted Communism on the Deity 's behalf : ` A great sinister anti-Christian movement masterminded by Satan has declared war upon the Christian God ! " 

LOVE-cheat minister David Mellor was last night blasted by British architects after his ministry awarded a plum £6million contract to an AMERICAN firm . 

EDUCATION leaders have rallied to the defence of a school blasted by government inspectors . 

THE POLICE organisers of the Mersey raft race were blasted today after one man was taken to hospital and several others were rescued by the emergency services . 

THE High Street banks were blasted for profiteering as they rushed to cash in on the interest rate jump . 

But the report also blasts authority bosses for failing to control the activities of 58-year-old Mr Watney , who took early retirement last year . 

And she blasted Tory plans to force more schools to quit town hall control . 

Birmingham boss Terry Cooper blasted his players after they crashed out of the Cup with a 3-0 loss at Lucchese . 

ARSENAL boss George Graham last night blasted his multi-million pound stars for squandering the qualities which made them giants of English football . 

England hooker Brian Moore last night blasted South Africa as ` living offside . " 

Gower responded in his book ` Gower " by describing the England captain as driven by money and blasted former team manager Micky Stewart 's soccer-style approach . 

Anti-smoking campaigner Princess Diana has blasted those who claim -- ` from behind a cloud of smoke " -- that smoking is not addictive . 

Mr Clark blasts his old boss , former Defence Secretary Tom King as ` indecisive , blustering and bullying . " 

It had been forty-five minutes earlier when Dr Barbara Moule had parked her Fiesta at the Chesterton Hotel , finding John Ashenden waiting for her a little anxiously . 

It was mid-afternoon when he parked his car at the Hotel Garibaldi . 

Parkers need to be clearly warned that they park their vehicles entirely at their own risk . 

He parked the car in the shade of a nearby tree , then cut the engine . 

Yanto parked the bike in the small alley which separated his Mother 's cottage from the Post Office and stood back to admire the machine again . 

Connie parked herself on a white divan and poured out some black steaming liquid . 

` You 've lost me , " I said truthfully , parking my bum on the edge of a table . 

They rode over Ham Green and parked the bike on the grass verge by a five barred gate . 

Cars speed up and down the twisty road at all hours and residents and visitors frequently park vehicles on the road restricting access . 

Stephen and Coventry drove around the darker streets of Portsea and then parked the car under a gaslight . 

Silas parked the minibus near a gap where a path led into the gloom , and as they trod the leaf-mould their steps made no sound . 

The farmers who own the land around Pot Scar are getting increasingly agitated over the way climbers using the crag are parking their cars . 

Once we had arrived at my place I parked the car and led Amanda through my front gate and up to the flat . 

Parking the pram I gave chase to the poor beast who , alarmed by my savage roar of maternal fury , had bolted . 

If you 're parking at home , use a garage if you have one and lock it . 

We can not park at the weekend and people are already parking on the grass verge . " 

He parked by the entrance as a steward came up to them , signalling them to park elsewhere . 

Usually he parked on the road , but to work on the car he ran it into the factory yard and into an unfrequented spot in a corner . 

In mid-afternoon , they parked on the side of a dirt road and carried their picnic lunch to a grassy knoll that gave a perfect view of the dark blue waters of Lago Albano . 

They were just about to move away when a big estate car eased out of a space in front of them and Stuart 's Mum parked with a grateful wave to the driver . 

She found a cyke parked out of range of the explosion , and straddled it . 

He called for tougher action by police on motorists who illegally park in and around existing bus stops . 

His subtle military strategy -- sending Scuds to Tel Aviv , opening the land battle by attacking the US forces , parking up the air force in Iran for future use -- cold still transform the war . 

He appealed to drivers to park sensibly and avoid the inconvenience and expense of recovering vehicles from the car pound . 

The process went so far in Algeria earlier this year that the army cancelled the results of general elections when it became clear that the Islamic Salvation Front would win an overwhelming victory .

The lengths to which he is prepared to go will become clear when he and Esau meet .

Undecided and still bent over towards her he became aware of the patter of running feet , approaching fast .

The Nunnery Lane convent became involved in plans for the Carmelite convent at Mafeking after the German sisters were approached by the South African Bishop of Kimberley and got in touch with Darlington .

In the UK it became increasingly apparent that organisational change in schools was not sufficient to guarantee change in established social attitudes .

The chosen method which has been implemented is described below , and became known as the ` backwards " , or ` inverted look-up " .

But I understand the cricket committee voted 4-1 to nominate West Indies batsman Richardson for a one-year contract to fill the vacancy until Craig McDermott becomes available in 1994 .

His brow became more deeply furrowed as he made decisions in reaction to circumstances , rather than taking control of situations .

The track becomes less distinct and goes into birchwood and a beautiful glen .

The strike record in the immediate pre-war years is difficult to reconcile with the notion that workers ' protest was becoming less intense .

… atmospheric pollution has been with us since the creation ; it became much worse … with the Garden of Eden and infinitely worse following the mechanical ingenuity of James Watt .

After this , he became a nicer cat , + was n't so proud of himself all the time .

From being marginally more expensive than nuclear power , coal suddenly became markedly cheaper .

LIVERPOOL 'S soccer stars have lined up to become bone marrow donors in a bid to save a young fan .

Fink , not surprisingly , gets writer 's block and at some stage the film becomes his fevered imaginings .

Hard-pressed Warburg may become part of a single federal research Institute to increase its bargaining power

By 1985 between 10000 and 15000 software packages will become available for the owners of personal computers in Japan , according to estimates .

And I was surprised at how easily my eyes became accustomed to seeing in the light of the head torch .

Torture of political detainees became widespread and systematic after the assassination of President Sadat in October 1981 .

It was becoming difficult to put together a Gentlemen 's eleven worthy of the name .

In his Climate and Evolution of 1914 Matthew argued that , since the last cold spell began in the Eocene , northern Asia had become the main centre for mammalian evolution .

No wonder that the thin 40 kg ( 851 b ) Spectra has become universal for the plethora of medium-size stunters .

Rulings in February by the supreme appeal court in Rome , presided over by magistrate Corrado Carnevale , meant that a number of Mafia leaders convicted of murder , drug-trafficking and other offences became eligible for release .

With practice , the assignment of vibrations to symmetry species quickly becomes automatic , particularly for common point groups having only one or two symmetry elements .

Unknowingly , we become dreadfully out of balance when divorced from the nurture of the living Earth .

By the end of the eighteenth century , Lane had become wealthy by profits from them and from military activities .

They saw the lights of the village , sparse and dimmed , and a lit window on the extreme western edge which had become famous in rumour .

During the last three years I 've become accustomed to refinement . "

Small-scale and localized in the early nineteenth century , it became large-scale and increasingly concentrated in several main trawler ports as the century wore on .

Thoreau becomes a boy again in woods ; they are his natural element .

Because you are an organization that cares , you are invited to become an integral part of this fabulous event by becoming a corporate sponsor for JCC Auction '99 .

33This group usually included Vice President Cheney , Secretary of State Powell , Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld , General Hugh Shelton , Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs ( later to become chairman ) General Myers , DCI Tenet , Attorney General Ashcroft , and FBI Director Robert Mueller .

However much one becomes convinced that killing is wrong , one needs a reason for that degree of conviction .

As my rewriting of the Thirteenth Amendment would have it : Securing and protecting the autonomy of labor would become the duty of all state power .

So in 2004 , prior to this -- prior to you becoming a plaintiff , you never attended a board meeting in that year ?

Webster 's Third New International Dictionary lists about 500 Yiddish words that have become part of our everyday conversations , including:

As the years have passed and the Masai population has grown ( and more and more of Africa becomes desertified ) , rangeland has become more scarce and the Masai 's precious cattle have had far less land on which to graze .

right they become a vegetable more or less and uh they do n't they sedate them and

The observed antitumor activity of this sE dietary supplementation was an unexpected experimental result as sE was not previously reported to have antitumor activity although vitamin E may give modest protection against the risk of breast cancer [ 5 ] . Based on the observed antitumor activity of high dose sE in the diet , it became important to investigate if the sE supplement , when fed at such a high dose , was associated with the modification of the fatty acid composition of mitochondrial and microsomal membranes and if the sE was acting as an antioxidant or possibly a prooxidant in tumor and in host tissues .

Thus Billingsgate became so notorious that in 1652 it became a common word in English .

She turns to Rosa to say , `` Mein sister Karen stole him and they became my adversaries . ''

since they 've become so popular you get what i call backyard breeders which is probably where yours came from people that do n't know what they 're doing and

Following this precedent , these long - term evolving E. coli populations should have become streamlined glucose scavengers and evolved a substantially reduced niche .

The main French newspapers focused on the enforced Arabization of Algeria , where , on Sunday , classical Arabic became the sole official language of the country , with the use of Algerian Arabic , Berber Arabic , and French being prohibited .

It is unclear whether the brain always knows the difference between processing the sensory input we usually think of as perception of reality and processing the processing which , as mirrors can reflect each other , can approach infinity as sense data become perceptions , become organized ideas , become abstract categories and then categories of categories .

yeah well i i 've my that 's the way my mother stands on it she feels like if it 's something that you have to do you know if you look at it as if you have to do it then it becomes it becomes a chore and and she does n't enjoy it when it 's a chore

Eilene McIlvane , who was not a lawyer , became its executive director in 1981 .

In an odd way , the more similar products become , the more telling the little differences among them end up being .

You penetrate me with your gaze , my body shivers even here next to the fire , as your icicle eyes become your rampant sex in me . . .

a lot of people have become too complacent and believe everything is just the norm as to the way things are going and

Recording the average event-related electrical potentials from scalp electrodes became a research tool in the 1960s , with the advent of analog and then digital computers to accomplish the recording and averaging .

Devaluation and partial default , explains the Journal , means the overall amount of debt is reduced and terms for repaying it become easier .

In literary production , specifically gay male writing begins with Robert Duncan in his 1949 `` Manifesto '' and Ginsberg in `` Howl ; '' both became icons to 60s gay poets .

yeah it 's a beautiful place i think i worry that it 's changing so much so quickly the valley has become so popular

It was not plugged as a cold remedy , however , until 1979 , when a Texas city planner , George Eby , became convinced that megadoses of zinc improved his 3 - year - old leukemic daughter 's response to chemotherapy and protected her from colds during treatment .

No wonder so many became alcoholic and silent , no wonder so many women secretly suffocated in those single - family units .

In 1946 he became the chair of the Department of Modern Languages and Literature at the University of Denver , and he stayed there until he retired in 1974 .

Corporations have tended either to smoosh names together -- thus Lockheed and Martin Marietta became Lockheed Martin , McDonnell and Douglas Aircraft became McDonnell Douglas , Northrop and Grumman became ...

which are striving to become independent from central Moscow and that kind of administration

And , as a matter of fact , both of her daughters became teachers .

From 1998 through 2000 , the federal government achieved surpluses , shifting from being a drain on net national saving to become a contributor to it .

The sergeant became a private , a private citizen fighting a new war against diabetes .

But as the Newt peril fades , Democratic differences are becoming clearer .

people become more aware of the things in industry too that that are causing problems and and i think that they 'll gradually they 'll work towards solving those problems more too

In 1919 the conflict resulted in a partial victory for Ireland , and in 1921 the Partition Act enabled the six counties of Northern Ireland to remain in the union with Britain , while the remaining 26 became independent .

Do you think they 've become more ex , do you think they 've accepted more what you 've decided to do or that 's going to take a while ?

' [ 1 ] Although there has always been some controversy about its validity [ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ] , meta-analysis has become increasingly popular as the number of studies with similar protocols has grown .

When your gift helps an outstanding student become an outstanding teacher , you will know that you , too , have touched the future .

But for basic and fashion basic apparel products , for which frequent replenishment orders are becoming the norm , the practice of sourcing some of the assembly and sewing operations from nearby lower wage regions and countries is emerging .

and then then the issue becomes what do you do once somebody 's found guilty i suppose

The `` New Town , '' which was planned by architect James Craig and embellished by Robert Adam , became one of the most beautiful Georgian cities of the world .

Yeah he , he was n't quite fond of school and he dropped out in May of his senior year , so although he later in life became successful and owned his own company , he just did n't , and I guess , and neither did his parents think school was that important so his , his stories they always told us did n't involve growing up and going to school and doing well and behaving they were always mischievous .

Culture medium ( DMEM with 5% fetal bovine serum [ FBS ] and penicillin / streptomycin ) was replaced three times per week and fibroblasts were passed ( 1:2 split ) at the time they became confluent .

Forty years ago one student , Betty Groh Tower , entered the Medical Record Administration Program to become our first graduate .

Isaac Benjamin became ensnared in a bureaucratic snafu that took away his Social Security disability payments for more than two years .

Building on the foundation established by Dorsey is Wilhelm H. Joseph Jr. , who became executive director in 1996 .

In 1991 , faced with rising budget pressures , a growing project inventory , and the need to become more results - oriented , the Corps initiated a comprehensive review of its civil operation and maintenance program .

Between these two effects , it is likely that cells with aggregated ? - synuclein will become less able to handle damaged or misfolded proteins .

More recent work by E. Tuomanen , A. Tomaz and their colleagues supported this interpretation , a phenomenon they called phenotypic tolerance [ 29 30 31 ] . They also provided evidence that nutrient limitation was the cause of the decline in the rate of bacterial growth [ 32 ] . Not only do bacteria become increasingly refractory to the majority of antibiotics as their rate of growth declines , but they also adsorb to and replicate bacteriophage less efficiently [ 24 33 ] , as is evident from the PRA values in Fig .

Some care must be used in the application of this technique because , if the initial estimates of a i and T i are far from the correct values then , for the 3 - exponential case , it is possible for the solution to become stuck in a local minimum , far from the global minimum .

Over the past three to four years , says Zon , this area of research has become a growth industry .

Interviewed later about the deaths of the Africans , Bin Ladin answered that `` when it becomes apparent that it would be impossible to repel these Americans without assaulting them , even if this involved the killing of Muslims , this is permissible under Islam . ''

There he claims to have become a follower of the Islamist extremist teachings of various clerics , including one named Abdullah Sungkar .

The angle mesenchyme was more densely packed and continuous with the mesenchyme extending onto the primitive iris that will become the iris stroma ( Figure 2D ) .

When the National Research Council published its recommendations for changing the undergraduate training of future life scientists , the BIO2010 report , access to student - based research was a primary recommendation : `` Colleges and universities should provide all students with opportunities to become engaged in research ... `` ( National Research Council 2003 ) .

20 And , when the no - shift elasticities of the basic and workshared product are the same , the gains become even smaller and the peak becomes very pronounced .

Pairs of SNPs where D ' values are reversed between the populations also show a reversal of the relative risk ( that is , relative risks greater than 1 become less than 1 ) .

Its author , a neurologist who has also become a writer by virtue of having published her first nonacademic book , draws on her knowledge of neuroscience , her medical career as a clinician , and her experiences as a patient .

As structures grow larger and become multiclonal they no longer appear to be dominated by fluid currents and as their density in the population decreases chance positioning by convection becomes less likely .

The decision stage , however , appears to represent a kind of `` cognitive bottleneck '' for which the reaction times of the two tasks become interdependent .

However , at the late stage of cytokinesis , as soon as the two daughter cells begin to separate from each other , GFP-MHCK-C became detectable at the newly formed posterior regions of the two daughter cells .

Other 35S:GFP-COP1 loci become transcriptionally silenced upon exposure to the C73 locus ( Fig .

Indeed , p53 controls the low-level damage-dependent premeiotic checkpoint which facilitates DNA repair during spermatogenesis [ 25 ] . Gametogenesis is inherently error-prone [ 26 ] and subject to mutations [ 27 ] . Nevertheless , it is imperative to avoid genotoxic complications that could become integrated into the germline .

It became a challenge to integrate the work of different observers if they focused their attention on different topics from site to site .

i think one of the thing that i notice a lot i know it 's touching social changes but uh to me what becomes socially acceptable

As more structure models become available , AQP diversity is becoming obvious because , irrespective of overall sequence homology , the surface topographies of different AQPs as seen by atomic force microscopy seem to vary widely [ 25 , 26 ] .

but like i say it just kind of becomes a habit and it 's if if you do n't break that cycle very often then you keep doing it

The U.S. military also plans to target the Iraqi Republican Guards ' favorite toys -- artillery weapons , tanks , and other heavy weapons -- as well as their hardened bunkers and munitions factories , hoping that Saddam 's `` elite '' troops will finally decide the price of propping up the dictator has become too high .

The foursome became core members of a group of radical Muslims , often hosting sessions at their Marienstrasse apartment that involved extremely anti - American discussions .

it almost becomes more more cost you know to much cost and more trouble than it 's worth you know to to put somebody like that to death or something that you know

Since then , Jews have become more integrated into American life , and Hanukkah has embedded itself in television , office parties , Hallmark stores , Barnes MYAMP amp ; Nobles , and other leading American cultural institutions .

Our next experiments were designed to examine whether the EGFR becomes tyrosine phosphorylated during ERK activation by DSLET .

He inherited the title of Holy Roman Emperor and became Charles V , with duties throughout Europe that gave him little time for Spain .

Um , so that became , that has become one of my favorites , Little Women , that started in , um , high school .

'' The whole system is becoming unhinged as a result of this enormous warming . ''

The Postal Service complied with this requirement early in 1973 , and a Domestic Mail Classification Schedule recommended by the Commission became effective on July 6, 1976 .

The Indian Express said that `` a nation of one billion ... has become a sitting duck for the masked man with the hand grenade or the AK-47 . ''

In the mid-1990s , first Perl [ 32 ] and then Java [ 33 ] were becoming widespread as programming languages for developing bioinformatics tools .

i i agree that that the communication uh that now that communication has become

Yet there are some questions that are becoming almost universal : with the disappearance of telephone dials , do we enter , key , punch in , or ( still ) dial a number ?

A more compassionate approach to victims ' rights became evident in the famous O. J. Simpson case , which held the country 's rapt attention for more than a year in 1996 and 1997 .

Or , if you prefer , sexual McCarthyism : the madness that prevails when private mistakes become daily fodder for public titillation , and are then used as political weapons to club the poor sinning bastards to death .

right but and maybe not quite so much publicity either i think there 's far too much publicity on some of these violent crimes that and then it seems to become a challenge

Like the Japanese , Chinese , and Portuguese before them , many of the new peoples would stay on in Hawaii , adding to the ethnic and racial mix that has become a hallmark of the islands .

To some degree , things that really have an impact on me have tended to become a part of my life on some level or another .

Khallad claims to have been closest with Saeed al Ghamdi , whom he convinced to become a martyr and whom he asked to recruit a friend , Ahmed al Ghamdi , to the same cause .

On the chance that my guess is right , I am writing to you today to invite you to become a member of LOGOS - the League Of Greek Orthodox Stewards .

The split seemed to come in 1969 , when Julian Bond was elected to the Georgia state Legislature and became the darling of the American left 's radical chic set .

well the thing of it is if i wanted to just uh you know permanently become a book reader i guess i could just uh you know uh go on public assistance uh

Bombing targets in the no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq by U.S. and British warplanes have almost become a daily occurrence , causing serious civilian casualties .

The word , ` secondary " had entered my vocabulary and its meaning had become clear .

For Gieves the tailors , the extent to which clients indulged in running up bills regardless had become extremely serious .

some 30 to 40 large fig trees have become naturalised on the banks of the River Avon at the heart of the city .

During that time Spain became a cultural bridgehead between East and West .

He criticised the Prime Minister of Pakistan , Benazir Bhutto , saying she had become ` a cover " for continuing the war in Afghanistan by providing military help and training to the mujahedin .

He could get no real grip on the situation , and the more he pondered , the more confused his thinking became .

He shaved his face clean and combed his thick unruly hair , then continued to dress , hurriedly now , for she was touching on memories that were precious to him . 

I made Jack shave his head -- because he had the remnants of his hair hanging on -- wonderful shape of ahead -- shaved that off . 

After I graduated from high school in 1984 I shaved my head and kept my hair short and they labelled me a skinhead . 

Mothers shaved the heads of their daughters and then made them undress to take cold baths in public on the Hill of Calvary . 

So Chogyam-Jones and Fruitbat came , arriving an hour early , when Eva was still shaving her legs in the bath in the kitchen . 

Sometimes I shave my legs , amazed at the majestic tedium of the activity . 

It was just like , you know , I 'm really grown up now , I 'm shaving my legs . 

Here she stopped to watch old Twomey the butler shaving himself with a cut-throat razor . 

His wife wash d and shaved him , and ensured that he swallowed the twenty-six pills each day which had been mainly prescribed for his heart . 

Sometimes we shave them , other times we have to sit them in the bath with hot water up to their necks and soak it off . " says Jan . 

The Doctor was using a pocket mirror to see what was going on outside without sticking his head out of the window , Howard was over by a small stove cooking several breakfasts , the hospital staff were milling about seeing to their patients , and Petion was being shaved by an orderly using a piece of broken glass . 

His fingers and nails were scraped to remove the sacred unction ; a barber shaved what remained of his tonsure , and he was clad in a poor yeoman beadle 's gown . 

` When I am shaving in the morning I say to myself that if I were a young man I would emigrate . 

Many , indeed most of the photographs will be new to most of the readers , not least the picture , ( for example ) , of Emilio Sanchez shaving in a Paris bathroom ! 

I shaved in cold water and walked out of the gate and across the parade ground to where a queue of people were waiting to be served at the kitchen . 

His hair was combed and carefully parted , he had shaved with a new blade . 

At that point the small stream , having flowed into the pond and out again , bears right and is joined by Burden Creek . 

In the fourth where the track to the farm bears right , keep walking on the grass until you reach a gate . 

The logistics of his complicated destiny involved not only Skunk Kilo , anchored by its FBI crew in international waters , but the USS Butte , a Navy ammunitions ship that had been shadowing the yacht by radar , the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga , standing by with a Navy S-3 jet and an escort of two F-14 Phantoms to fly him to Andrews Air Force Base near Washington , D.C. , two KC-10 tanker aircraft to refuel the S-3 on the way , and 15 carloads of FBI agents to meet him on arrival . 

They shadow opponents in defence and play a short passing game in attack . 

The route was officially kept secret , but a Greenpeace ship shadowed the freighter through the Atlantic Ocean and around the Cape of Good Hope . 

A&R departments habitually shadow each other according to John Giacobbi , former BMG lawyer and now head of Entertainment Law Associates . 

But they will have to beat off a challenge from French millionaires Monaco , who head a posse of foreign clubs shadowing him at Forest . 

Woods plays an explosive but repressed Manhattan cop , with Fox as a Hollywood matinée idol who decides to shadow him by way of research for a tougher kind of cinematic role . 

And last night he eluded his two markers to decisive effect although they shadowed him well for much of the match . 

He may shadow them for two weeks , gradually getting closer and closer . 

He would never have guessed that Kitty was rarely more than a dozen yards away from him , knowing he was the one who troubled Mary , shadowing him like a conscience . 

Seventeen subjects were tested with both the verbal task ( trigrams ) and the visuo-spatial task ( dot location ) , and in addition were asked to shadow an excerpt from ` The Real Frank Zappa Story " . 

This experiment hypothesises that when shadowing verbal material , tasks using the left hemisphere are more likely to be affected than those using the right hemisphere . 

Of course , other attackers also shadow their victims , but their intentions are more sinister and dangerous . 

In my blunderings around Enniskillen , I may have inadvertently done some harm , as foreigners do in Communist lands by innocently befriending natives who are then shadowed by the secret police and later imprisoned or shot . 

CARE workers on the ground are constantly shadowed by armed guards . 

` Remember , Fergie is shadowed by detectives wherever she goes . 

You may browse in the shops without being shadowed or prodded into buying . 

I shadowed her down the tapering passage , all its planes carpet-covered , like four floors . 

An unmarked police car had been detailed to shadow it and report its ultimate destination . 

At the start North Down man Ian Lyle shadowed Rowan but after two miles he lost contact and Albertville 's Paddy Branagh took up the pursuit , moving to within 30 metres of Rowan . 

` Dee and Kelley have been shadowing us ever since we left my office . 

In the mood of schoolboys off on an expedition to plant stinkbombs on speechday , the party set off from Westminster Pier , shadowed by two police launches . 

The placement might involve " shadowing " a manager , or following a programme of meetings and activities in order to learn as much as possible about business processes . 

` A tough but decent bastard " was their view , even if his inability to make small-talk still riled the staff nurses . 

DEEE-LITE 'S FIRST CONCERTS used DAT backing tapes , but it riled them that people thought all their music was borrowed and sampled . 

Only after having uttered the words , which she immediately regretted , did Lucy realise just how much the constant endearments had riled her . 

The thought riled her , causing a rising anger which interfered with her work until voices made her aware that Silas and Doreen were standing beside the reception desk . 

And it was a good thing Yeo Davis existed ; McLeish himself had often been quietly riled by the intellectual scorn which Francesca and her colleagues would bring to bear on criticism of some of their more sweeping policies . 

Merson has been riled by suggestions that his Arsenal future is on the line . 

This riles the anthropologists because theorizing about the rules governing mating between close kin has been a major anthropological preoccupation for well over a century . 

How could she feel such deep emotions for a man who riled her so easily ? 

Does a man do murder because a mate of his riles him in a pub or because he 's got more money than he has ? " 

One of the main causes of mildew , a fungus which thrives on cotton , is the dampness caused by ordinary household plants placed directly on the floor .

The young reader has to be ready to understand that these ten pictures are of one kitten thriving on love and care .

Marketing thrives in an atmosphere where the future direction of the corporate entities it serves are chartable .

These puppies are thriving in the warm environment , their owner says you could n't get a better start for young bird dogs .

The berries grow on low vines in damp , marshy ground , but they also thrive in the sandy hills along the coastline of New England where they benefit from the salty spray of the sea .

Unlike some of the species it thrives in ponds and slow rivers as well as faster water .

Some Permian reptiles thrived in a fresh-water environment , preying on more vulnerable victims in shallow waters , such as fish and smaller reptilian types .

Boxing almost fortnightly demanded minimum training and Lynch thrived with this pattern of exercise .

She thrives in dynamic and volatile situations , taking charge and dealing with people in an authoritative and independent manner .

He said that Vosper is thriving in the Middle East with work on a naval base in Kuwait and a warship for Oman .

Conifers can thrive on upland areas with lower land value , and also grow faster than native , broad-leaved woodlands which are less efficient " carbon fixers " than pine , fir and spruce .

These toxins are made by bacteria that thrive in the crevices where teeth meet gums ; so treatments for gum disease tend to focus on getting rid of the germs .

Corman 's Little Shop of Horrors became a cult classic largely through its star -- not Nicholson , but a plant that thrived on human flesh .

I would like to reassure Ian McLaren ( Points of View , today ) that garden birds on the West Coast are thriving .

Senior Citizens ` Club and Lunch Club continue to thrive and provide a much appreciated service ably run by Mrs Wicksted and Miss Finnan respectively .

Prisons and institutions for young offenders were closing down , probation was thriving , and more time was allowed to pay fines .

The competitive spirit thrives because the salespeople -- sorry demonstrators -- know there are good prizes up for grabs .

The animals thrived in the rich grasslands , and by 1750 had become central to Nez Perce life .

` I adore being pregnant , " said the UTV Live at Six and Check It Out ` front " woman . 

I have a wooden Regency garden which I adore setting up and rearranging . 

She adored working on the million pound project which was predicted would rival Paul Hogan 's Crocodile Dundee smashes . 

However , I adore the chance to see wildlife in Scotland and am only too acutely aware of how fragile its future is . 

She adored shopping for bargains and street markets and would have got on well with Cherry . 

The critics held him in high esteem as an actor , and the fans adored him for his outrageous and boozy personality . 

` I adore Vitor in his driver 's overalls , " she had declared , giggling . 

I adore it in the early mornings , when the sun is still behind the hill . 

Even music fans who have n't dirtied their hands in their lives adore Bruce Springsteen for being America 's earnest , sincere , blue-collar rock ` n " roll conscience in a tatty , checked shirt . 

They adore her as the queen of their traditional music , and then revile her , with equal enthusiasm , as a moral obscenity . 

She adored the delicate materials with their strange names that Miss Hatherby always knew ; the quaint shapes and the beautiful , faded colours . 

Though he did not make me as starry-eyed as Daisy Yates , he was the best-looking man of any age I had ever seen , and I adored his old-fashioned manners . 

Later , when Max told his friend effusively that Guillaume adored his painting , Modigliani spat on Max Jacob 's shoes . 

Youngsters will , without a doubt , simply adore the terrific range of Italian water-ices . 

He married and had four children and was adored by his family . 

Unfortunately , she was also one of those women born to be adored by men . 

But she was always adored by the British public , especially the people of Swindon , where a statue stands as a permanent memorial . 

The most fêted boxer of all time , Muhammad Ali , was adored because of the skill he brought to the ring . 

The one who understands what a simply horrid time he 's had and how he now deserves to be understood and adored . 

` He likes to be adored of course , and maybe he 's just lobbying for an extension of his fan club , but I would n't have thought he was that desperate . 

What he told me was that M. Chaillot adored the company of women and would wish to charm me . 

Charles adored his country residence , Highgrove in Gloucestershire , while Diana preferred the much smaller apartment she had in Kensington Palace , more than 90 miles away in London . 

Secondly , Macmillan adored summits and playing the world statesman . 

Kate adored Toby 's self-confidence and shared his high opinion of himself . 

I often thought her blindness was not entirely physical : she wanted finally to shut her eyes to the sorrows and miseries of the son she still adored , for she could not bear to see me suffering . 

Amanda Pennington , with her long , black maenad 's hair and round blue eyes , was the girl he adored . 

When he did take over , his touching , hugging care of the children , which they adored , made her feel even more inadequate . 

The son of ODIN and Frigga ( see AESIR ) , Balder was the embodiment of all graces and virtues and , as such , was loved by Aesir and adored by mortals . 

The original Disneyland was about a fantasy castle , a few rides and a cast of cute , costumed characters that children adored . 

She had told Tilly the whole story , about the man she adored , and whose child she had brought into the world . 

The boy had lost the father he adored , and soon after had lost his darling mother also . 

I 've got one needle case I adore , it 's so beautiful and it was from an old lady aged eighty something with arthritis . " 

It is important that if wood is being dyed , areas round joints are completely free from any glue , as this will prevent the dye penetrating and will leave a lightercoloured patch .

What American banks lack is credit-worthy borrowers in the right places -- an added reason why the rules that prevent America 's banks operating nationwide should be scrapped .

This is a great worry to us and we believe we can help to prevent these losses by giving them something to distract them from smoking like liver , bacon , eggs , or steak and onions .

The germs have to be prevented from getting too hot or cold during the loading and flight of the aircraft that is to spray them .

However , this does not prevent markets from continuing to sell weaker ERM currencies .

As a further measure to prevent the possible contamination of meat destined for human consumption , legislation is being introduced which will ban the practice of splitting cattle skulls to remove head meat in abattoirs .

` Labour supports action to prevent crime and would set up a partnership between the police , the council and the local people .

Radical changes in the disposal procedure , however , should prevent a repeat of the acrimony and trading of insults which surrounded the sale of 1,300 public sector homes in the rest of the Borders last year .

Theda blanched even paler , a wicked flash and an ominous rumble preventing her from hearing the curse that issued from Mr Beckenham 's lips .

I could not prevent my father from tricking him into marrying me instead of Rachel .

A co-operative arrangement which keeps the trees healthy and prevents the animals from killing off their food supply .

Interference by iron or copper is prevented by the addition of cyanide .

There will be rules to prevent assets being acquired by the pension fund from the owner of that pension fund and vice versa .

Further acrimony was prevented by the arrival of Monsieur Gauthier with the liqueurs .

Their recently acquired understanding very often prevents them from achieving a full-blown panic attack .

Unfortunately , through fixed ages for the receipt of pensions , these reforms also forcibly prevented older people being productive members of the society and thereby reduced their social status .

Although there were various epidemics ahead , of various kinds , these no longer prevented the population from entering on a period of sustained growth between 1525 and 1550 .

The plan is intended to prevent farmers from poisoning or shooting the birds , which is against the law .

They prevent contamination to the hands and so reduce the risk of contact diseases .

This was to prevent sparks from train wheels and engines reaching the gunpowder stores .

It is OK , though , to hitch a napkin round your neck , even if the last time your wore one was when your nanny tied it for you . 

The small family lunched together and then at 2pm Thomas hitched the pony to his small cart and set off to make deliveries to farms and cottages in the more remote areas of nearby Winkfield Plain . 

Acer Group Inc is hitching its wagon very closely to Microsoft Corp 's Windows NT 's star by developing a Mips Technologies Inc R4000/4400 six-chip chipset specifically for NT personal computers . 

When the villains were unable to get the caravan up a small incline , they hitched it to a stolen vehicle and wheel-spun their way onto the road . 

She did not delude herself that the light touch of his lips to her cheek on parting yesterday meant anything , and she hitched her bag on to her shoulder and walked to the door . 

The flat cart was none too clean but Granny did n't seem to mind and was only anxious for the horse to be hitched to it . 

Bees and wasps hitch their fore and hind wings together with hooks to make , in effect , a single surface . 

If he thought something interesting , he would desert what he was doing and amble off to meditate on the new idea , muttering to himself as he walked . 

The RAF has deserted what was once one of its busiest stations . 

The petitioners eventually got their wish ; enough Tories deserted the government to enable the Whigs to defeat the Commerce Bill of 1713 . 

Harris ( 1972-73 ) reported that territorial breakdown among the islands ' iguanas ( Conolophus subcristatus ) was occurring because the animals were deserting their territories to assemble in visitor-frequented areas to be fed . 

So when voters began deserting the CDS in droves , the People 's Party stood to benefit most from the defections . 

His unflappability deserted him in the face of by-election reverses . 

All the fears and stresses of these last weeks deserted her on that gallop . 

My faculty of speech was deserting me along with my other powers . 

` So what made you desert the sinking ship before the party was over ? 

After the War , he was Fellow and Tutor in Economics at that college , deserting Oxford for a political career when he became an MP in 1950 . 

Wanderlust affected him even in retirement , when he and his sister Phyllis deserted suburban Didsbury for rural Whaley Bridge -- nearer to walking country , of course , and to places he could paint . 

In 1982 they could desert Mr Schmidt for Mr Kohl because they and the Christian Democrats together had a majority in the Bundestag , the lower house . 

He then seduced the daughter of a respectable tradesman and is supposed to have deserted her after getting her pregnant . 

The Ogadeni tribe , once the backbone of his army , has deserted him : its members have formed the Somali Patriotic Movement . 

He stuffed his shoes and ties and books into every plastic bag I could find before stopping himself , as he realized it was undignified to disfigure the house before deserting it . 

If the egg is laid too early , as Davies and Brooke found with their model cuckoo eggs , the host throws it out or deserts the nest . 

The daughter of an Indian labourer , Mrs Swami was deserted by her husband and had to support four children on her own . 

The woods and fields , now somewhat solitary , being deserted by their more tender summer residents , are now frequented by these rich but delicately tinted and hardy northern immigrants of the air . 

He deserted the safe cloisters of that college in order to teach for the Workers ' Educational Association : he had been leader of the Labour group on Oxford City Council since 1934 . 

Several contemporaries suggested that the reason why the modern Whigs were losing support was because they had deserted old Whig principles . 

Their leader , Thorez , had deserted from the army and been stripped of his citizenship in 1939 . 

During the Terror , forty-seven young men of Itxassou deserted from the revolutionary army . 

A little later , in the four years 1776-80 , over 42,000 men deserted from the British navy ; and there is no reason to suppose that this was an unusual number by contemporary standards . 

He said he obtained the grenades from a friend who had deserted from the war in Armenia , adding that he had no military background and was not quite sure how grenades worked . 

In 1882 , falsifying his age and name , he joined the army , serving in Ireland , Scotland , and possibly India and deserting in 1889 . 

There was an element of incongruity with his own behaviour , of course : de Gaulle had himself deserted in 1940 , and had been tried and sentenced by Vichy in absentia . 

It took the banks nearly two years to retaliate with interest bearing accounts of their own in an attempt to stem the flood of accounts deserting to building societies . 

In that event , a hung parliament is bound to include large numbers of non-Congressmen who will shamelessly desert to Mr Gandhi , to be on the winning side . 

At the rally Singh announced the rehabilitation of Sikh soldiers who had deserted after the 1984 Army assault on the Golden Temple and a review of those detained for minor offences . 

If Adrian were … deserted like that , I 'd rush to comfort him . 

He was present at the siege of Bharatpur in 1826 but deserted in early July 1827 in Agra . 

Webb and Davies had finished their time in prison , had deserted again , been recaptured and imprisoned for a month . 

Marius had confessed that he had crippled a Turkish immigrant in Stockholm and Alex was told the registration number of the Land Rover he had left behind at the German frontier when he had deserted . 

When somebody tried to do so , he was treated not like a party politician challenging his leader but like a soldier threatening to desert . 

" The firefight started when enemy forces engaged U. S. forces at approximately 4 a. m. , " the statement said .

Now , as the waiter served them both with salmon poached in white wine , dressed with a spicy sauce and served with salad and new potatoes , she felt her mouth watering in anticipation of the meal . 

If necessary , poach them in a pan which is just large enough to hold them . 

Poach them in apple juice or water and sugar ( ie syrup ) , or even the Gewürztraminer , for perhaps ten minutes at most . 

Turn down the heat so that the water simmers gently , and poach spoonfuls of meringue in this for about 60 seconds each side . 

To taste for seasoning , either fry a teaspoonful of the pate or poach it in simmering water ( it will taste less strong when cold ) . 

Poach remaining apples for two mins in enough water to cover , then slice thinly and fan across the puree . 

Meanwhile , in a wok or a large pan , gently poach the chopped celery , onion and garlic in the wine/water for 5 minutes . 

To pickle pears , poach 450g ( 1lb ) peeled firm pears in 300ml ( ½ pint ) water , with 60ml ( 4tbsp ) honey and 15ml ( 1 level tbsp ) white-wine vinegar until tender . 

Poach the chopped onion and garlic in the 150 ml wine/ water for 5 minutes . 

The fillets are wrapped in cling film with garden herbs and poached for six to eight minutes . 

Graham shoved Laidlaw away from him then turned to Sabrina and untied her hands . 

Jenkins waited until Laidlaw had untied his hands then approached Graham who introduced him to Sabrina . 

As Therese untied the boat , Flavia said , ` I would like to come back here . " 

I pushed in a couple of pessaries , untied the sack from my middle and pulled my shirt over my head . 

On the one hand , much empirical evidence seems to point to the fact that fire-cults in which fire-wheels are rolled down hills , thrown into the air , or in which bonfires are kindled on Midwinter 's or Midsummer 's Day all reflect solar symbolism ; the object of these practices being to ensure the return of the sun , or protection against its heat or whatever . 

He says : ` Was this flame kindled at the altar of the Lord ? " and she answers : ` This flame was kindled at the holy fire . " 

Its companions emerged and approached the small fire , but stayed warily at a distance , more afraid of the flame than of the humans who had kindled it , Tallis decided . 

` Charlie had managed to kindle a little fire of dry grass and was adding twigs one by one and I was squatting beside him . 

Behind him , along the road leading down to the town , he could see lights start to glow as home fires were kindled against the cold night . 

The fly in the ointment from Mrs Pendlebury 's point of view was that though Sophie and Prudence took to each other with quite surprising rapidity , no spark whatever was kindled between her and Fred . 

Before getting off the bed , Mungo scanned the books to see what reading matter Vic preferred . 

This section is therefore designed to show how the companies scan their environments to identify these fundamental and broad-ranging changes that might have an impact on the companies ' future outlook . 

Police officers had spent several weeks scanning videos of their previous encounters to identify trouble makers . 

The range decreased to three hundred yards , and they scanned the traffic ahead for a tall man on a small motor-cycle and wearing no crash-helmet . 

Rostov scanned the platform above for Alexei and saw him finally on the topmost section of the catwalk . 

Where the lawn ended she stopped and looked out across the bay , scanning the water for any sign of life . 

I scanned the street for lurking strangers as I came near , and no one was there . 

The slight figure of a woman emerged from the hotel and stood on the steps leading down to the terrace , scanning the tables with anxious eyes and making agitated , jerky movements with her hands . 

Rose had moved back a little to stand in front of one of the shop windows , scanning the crowd with knowing eyes . 

She picked up the menu and scanned it with the air of a gourmet . 

Transend scan all titles in the library for all known viruses , so you can rest assured that our disks are secure . 

It checks the contents of memory and then scans every file on the hard disk before installing itself . 

Guido took a mouthful of his whisky , his eyes scanning her amusedly over the top of his glass . 

Predators can , of course , usually scan the entire field by moving the head , and the owl 's head is so mobile that it will turn through 360 degrees . 

Lucy had reached the stage of feeling relaxed , her eyes scanning the distant hills , her hands holding the reins lightly , when they came upon a rabbit lying in the grass . 

Each morning we scanned the sky , hoping to spy the vultures gathering above us . 

Occasionally Tallis , masked in the Silvering , scanned the waters , but she saw no fish . 

In a binary file , information has been converted to the machine 's internal number representation and can be scanned much more rapidly by analysis programs . 

The banks or river walls must be scanned for obscure discharge points . 

The fax machine is bugged and TV videos of their lab are scanned for clues . 

He looked around slowly then carefully scanned the catwalk that criss-crossed the warehouse above him . 

At precisely the same time as she waited patiently in the foyer , scanning the faces that emerged , the snake stirred as David dropped the mouse by its tail into the terrarium . 

He scanned the newsprint greedily while his teeth sank into the bacon sandwich , the melted margarine dribbling over his fingers . 

The chapter has focused on one group of women in poverty , scanning the research literature for information on mothers in low-income households . 

They had arrived during his absence and he had scanned them quickly . 

Kirov 's eyes continued to scan Ybreska 's face , trying to probe the strange mixture of expressions which it displayed openly . 

Now the erect pointed ears scanned for further clues as to the quarry 's line of movement . 

I believe that this arrangement of letters is even easier to read and to scan for items of particular interest and relevance , both for the general practitioner and during further hospital follow up . 

Here houses looked to me like Monopoly chips : seeing a man cycling over the pathless tundra I scanned hopelessly for a possible point of reference he might have . 

You can even scan for viruses that would normally be missed by a standard scanner because it would have been hidden away in an archive file . 

` She 'd have a lot to get used to at first , " Rose said absently as she scanned through the letter . 

Tony finished his evening meal and scanned through the television programmes in the local newspaper . 

Aveline , I 'm not even checking for figures there I 'm just looking through , just scanning through , erm I 'm I 'm , I have n't said how we 're gon na check these . 

The roots grow huge , sculptural wings to buttress the tree and the climber wraps itself around the lapuna , which slowly decays inside it .

Trees 160 feet high thrust their crowns above the canopy , their trunks buttressed by strange outgrowths , and clothed in exotic plants .

This simple scheme has to be buttressed by statutory provisions concerned to prevent abuse by debtors and to achieve a fair distribution of a debtor 's property among his creditors .

Saturday 's Philiphaugh contest was full of ebb and flow and attracted a large crowd , buttressed by a touring English school side who delighted in a game of ` spot the internationalist " .

The Citizen 's Income will be buttressed by a single benefit for those in need , unifying income support and family credit , with supplements for people with disabilities and for child-care support .

That was a time of great Soviet confidence and influence , buttressed by military massiveness .

Elegiac recollections are buttressed by the Roberts lithographs , pictures which have become part of a deep and dreamlike sleep through which the Palestinians have passed since 1948 .

There arose great , echoing halls of glass and iron , colonnaded , canopied , buttressed , and turreted , living temples to the worship of King Steam .

It is simple and less obviously buttressed than French counterparts .

The call for education to buttress democracy by inculcating into young people the principles of citizenship became increasingly exaggerated and , in some senses , melodramatic .

Every time The Smiths play a traditional fifty dater around the country they kill off five budding James by buttressing the more dangerous music biz clichés .

In them Locke buttressed Tillotson 's position , and assaulted the Oxonian High Church citadel .

A termite fortress , walled , buttressed and castellated , may contain ten tons of mud and stand three or four times as tall as a man .

A soft November swell has set the tables rattling metallically at one another across the bar . 

All hint of smile vanishing , the giant cuffed him across the side of the head -- only lightly so , yet Lexandro 's teeth rattled and the iron chair rocked . 

From the back-yard came the sound of bottles rattling as Mr Plant stacked crates on top of one another . 

In Mondano-in-Chianti three old men , busily engaged in sitting on a wall beside the petrol pumps , seemed to jeer at her and a child threw a small stone which rattled against her car bonnet . 

It moved uncertainly towards her , its uncut claws rattling on the tiles , and gave her hand a soft , wet greeting . 

In spring drake has a curious crackling note , like a single match being rattled in a match box ; duck has a low quack . 

He took a good third of the whisky ; ice rattled against his mouth . 

The noise of the thunder shook the house , and the little panes of glass rattled in the window frames . 

His hand was shaking so much that the bottle he was holding rattled against his glass like a window in a thunderstorm . 

Making a fist Michael smashed it down on the desk in front of him , causing their empty coffee cups to rattle in their saucers . 

She set the glass down on the table , her hand shaking so that it rattled against the ornate white-painted metal . 

Our solution is to plant other asters which are mildew-resistant . 

The resolution demands that Libya should hand over two men suspected of planting a bomb which blew up Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie in December 1988 with the loss of 270 lives . 

The Police believe that the IRA planted the bomb which exploded in Westminster earlier today . 

But from a pragmatic point of view one of the main motives would have been the desire to plant churches which were capable of reproducing themselves . 

The Animal Liberation Front yesterday claimed to have planted an incendiary device which was removed by police from the Duke Street , London , office of Sears plc -- Selfridges ' parent company . 

THE IRA yesterday admitted they planted the firebomb which damaged a toilet at London 's Hilton Hotel on Sunday . 

The IRA has admitted planting the firebombs which closed Milton Keynes shopping centre last Friday . 

The Marshal planted himself where he filled the exit and asked without preliminaries : ` Cipolla ? " 

Teresa was out in the garden planting onions when she heard the sound of Marco 's old Vauxhall turning the corner into the drive . 

The Roman armies carried apples across Europe , planting pips wherever they settled . 

I remember digging for what seemed like hours to lift those bulbs , so make sure you plant them where they will not need to be moved and allow ample room for their growth . 

` Please do n't plant trees which shed thick leaves in autumn , " begged the engineers . 

I do not know of any known way of preventing evil men from planting a little piece of plastic explosive in a vast complex like the Musgrave Park hospital . 

She was forced to face him as he planted himself right across her path . 

But just as the removal of trees from the lowlands has created considerable opposition from environmentalists so has the policy of planting them across the hillsides . 

He insisted it was simple -- go in that direction and plant the flags at regular intervals . 

Community wildlife officer Dave Muir and Ann Lolley of the Tidy Britain Group join local people to plant British wildflowers at the Children 's Forest in Pennywell , Sunderland , on Wednesday . 

An offending tree may have been planted many years ago by a previous owner . 

She cleared the sills in the greenhouse and planted more seeds in flowerpots , repairing the holes in the glass with sheets of polythene . 

This planted the seed in his mind that perhaps the work of a record producer could be interesting . 

On the UK mainland , two IRA bombers were blown up as they planted a bomb in St Albans , Hertfordshire , on Nov. 15 . 

So I urge anyone with a garden to visit Sainsbury 's , keep back a few potatoes at the end of the season , before Christmas store them carefully and plant them in the spring . 

With City struggling to defend at set pieces , Strachan again planted a free kick into the penalty area where David Wetherall released Gary Speed whose left foot shot gave Tony Coton no chance . 

We 're pioneers , boy , breaking new ground -- planting new footprints on God 's old Earth . 

Mr Brown who 's from Bampton in Oxfordshire was arrested by police who planted cannabis on him to extort a bribe . 

Grégoire slipped one small hand around Edouard 's neck , and planted a loud kiss on his brow . 

The gigantic man turned him slowly , against the tide of people pressing to the epicentre , and planted him squarely on his feet . 

He led Claudia away , looked back to wave to Ted and saw in astonishment that Katherine was planting a kiss very firmly on his lips . 

She twined her arms round Dane 's neck , planting a lingering kiss on his mouth , laughing huskily as she removed traces of her lipstick from his lips with her fingers . 

In certain fertility rites in Burma , a woman desirous of offspring is required not only to approach the King Cobra but to plant a kiss on its mouth . 

He eased her arms from around his neck and , smiling , planted a quick kiss on the end of her nose . 

You actually take the peoples ' photographs first , cut them out and plant them on the original . 

She flinched as Stephen laid his hands on her naked shoulders and planted a hungry kiss on the side of her neck his fingers fumbling in the thick folds of the towel , seeking her breasts . 

They have to heave and sweat their great stone to the top of the mountain , and plant it firmly on the summit . 

You could set your back against the roughened old trunk , plant your feet securely on the wide bough and gaze out undisturbed over the great surges of greenery . 

The reforestation programme , targeting to plant 7.5 million trees over a seven year period , is on its way . 

As he was doing that , he saw the paragraph about himself in The Stage and planted his shoe over it . 

He had heard stories of security forces planting illegal objects during searches of houses and hoped that his presence might help to safeguard against it . 

Julius came into the room , and she immediately went over and planted herself in front of him . 

Steve Walsh glanced a header across to Joachim who planted the ball past Mike Salmon with such force he stood no chance . 

In St Albans last year two IRA terrorists blew themselves up as they were planting a 5lbs to 7lbs Semtex bomb destined for Royal Marines bandsmen . 

Our own experience is that we have never yet planted a congregation without each person who is married getting as clear a call to the work as their partner . 

Make rows 23cm/9in apart with a stick or hoe and plant them about 10cm/4in apart with the tips just out of the soil . 

Trim any broken or damaged roots cleanly and , if you are planting a bush , hold it up and look at it carefully . 

One great risk they have already taken is to plant a new church : after all , it may not survive ! 

Their aim was to start from the bottom up and to grow a church that would be able in the end to plant other churches . 

The fact that the rumour had probably been planted by Tosh himself did nothing to diminish his fearful aspect . 

Most of the vines are planted at a height of between 160 and 200 metres and provide wines of excellent , if differing , character . 

Its vines are planted on north and north-east-facing slopes at an altitude of between 130 and 180 metres . 

Aircraft have again been probing Falklands airspace and recently an Argentinian flag was planted on Southern Thule . 

Police believe the bomb may have been planted under the Nissan Datsun outside a pub where he met his girlfriend , Jenny Hill , a Catholic . 

` I thought if I planted a few seeds of jealousy in your mind it might just drive you into my arms that little bit sooner . " 

He planted a hundred ` Zambra " roses when that variety was first introduced by Wheatcrofts -- the brilliant orange flowers against the bronze-green foliage were a show-stopper at Chelsea . 

Jen recollected that conversation now as Mark stalked around the truth in ever-increasing circles of inexact explanations . 

He paused to take a sip of wine as he recollected the distant years . 

He stiffened suddenly as if in sudden pain , as he recollected the incident . 

She recollected her mother 's furious wobbling face : ` You 've got to pull yourself together . 

John Wesley recollected how when he read Holy Living and Holy Dying at the age of twenty-two ` instantly I resolved to dedicate all my life to God , all my thoughts and words and actions " . 

I recollect one girl putting on dark glasses as a disguise in the hope that she would be luckier than Oliver Twist . 

He settled into the new way of life and rarely thought about Manchester , a place where he could not recollect the sun ever shining . 

Simmons suddenly recollected his duties as host , and broke off in the middle of a discussion about whether Botham 's personality was right for the England team . 

People recollecting the picnic in later years remembered the surprises and how each surprise had surprised . 

Mr Reagan says he can not recollect many of the key events surrounding the scandal , which he says was as much news to him as everyone else . 

And yes , I suddenly recollected the image of the small shining triangle of a Stanley blade being passed out of the driver 's cabin : an image that had only momentarily concerned me . 

In age she recollected the sensation of hot tears mixing with cold rain . 

Luke grabbed hold of her arm and brought her up short , half dragging her through , banging the kitchen door shut behind them . 

He went over and banged on the panel so hard that his knuckles hurt -- even so , he knew that he 'd be lucky if he were heard . 

She banged the receiver down so hard the telephone skidded off the bedside table and clattered to the floor . 

` There ought to be a law against it , " replied Dorothy emphatically , as she banged knives and forks down on to the table . 

The Home Secretary banged his fist sharply on the heavy table before them . 

He had banged his glass on the table and it was not for her to disobey . 

` I 'll make you a nice meat pie for your supper , " she called through to the parlour , banging the rolling-pin against the scrubbed table-top in the kitchen . 

He began banging his head against the wall , vomiting up his food , lost a great deal of weight and was eventually taken to hospital . 

Without speaking , she elbowed him out of the way and continued with her baking , thumping and banging the dough into shape , all the time her tears falling silently . 

On the floor , " the corporal bellowed , as he entered the billet and banged the frame on the end of every bed he passed with his cane . 

I want to bang my skull repeatedly on the road surface until it hurts . 

He kept banging my leg with his little rubber hammer to test my reflexes , but there was no reaction . 

Meeting Jack in his butch horn-rims gave me a feeling of intense familiarity , and the first time we banged glasses together in mid-kiss I knew it was sight at first love . 

But I was an alien being in a green screen world , lost , weeping with rage and frustration , cuffing the poor old computer , banging my head off the keyboard . 

Grant shouts at his boat , banging an angry palm onto the wheel . 

My face was banged against the wall and my assailants disappeared . 

The outside door beyond the kitchen scraped open and was banged shut . 

She banged the heel of her hands against the side of her head in an effort to drive away the demons . 

Mrs Murphy banged with her gavel , rather more cautiously this time . 

The sharp sound of Sister Mary 's hand banging down on the square of writing paper stopped the chanting . 

The company was also admonished on 18 counts of causing and permitting drivers to falsify tachograph records . 

It does not necessarily call for an ethical content , so facts are often distorted or falsified for self-interest . 

A survey record had been falsified to show that the Manchus were not entitled to the protection of citizenship -- that in fact they were aliens possessed of only minimal intelligence . 

He said : ` I do n't know of any government that has actually falsified figures . 

And observers on US-registered tuna boats claim that they are often pressured to falsify information about how many dolphins are ` ` accidentally' " killed during fishing operations . 

Misuse of the data from earlier studies usually involves removing all the qualifications and careful language of the original study , thus misrepresenting and in some cases falsifying the data . 

This standard feature makes it very difficult for a car thief to steal a Clio and falsify its identity . 

You do n't look like a woman who would falsify a document to get a job , but you did . 

` Matthew , Charity would never falsify an application form . " 

SYDNEY ( Reuter ) -- The government has decided to ban mining in most of the Kakadu wilderness park , where the film Crocodile Dundee was shot . 

GORAN Jarvefelt 's opera productions were essentially naive -- like Ingmar Bergman 's Magic Flute film , shot at the Drottingholm court theatre built by Gustav III . 

At Play in the Fields of the Lord ( 15 ) is certainly a spectacular feat of film production , bravely shot in Amazonia by Hector Babenco , whose previous success was Kiss of the Spider Woman . 

Watching the final scenes of Jean Harlow 's last film , the ones shot after she had died , defeated him in this way . 

The film people wanted to shoot in the local pub , but the landlord refused them permission , explaining that he did not want to inconvenience his regular customers , despite being offered a tidy sum as recompense . 

Eventually a firm offer came from a European producer for a low-budget spy film , The Defector , shot in Munich in March and April of 1966 . 

Much use is made of air-to-air film , obviously shot prior to the actual rally weekend , for the aircraft in question are seen flying in blue skies ! 

In fact , the film was shot in the orchard of Buckinghamshire 's Pinewood Studios . 

Some films have to be shot on location : you can not create a moving ` face " out of several thousand people for a British Airways commercial in any other way . 

The film was shot at some of London 's top tourist landmarks , including the Tower of London and the Stock Exchange . 

Part of the film has already been shot at Albert Dock when families with relatives in Australia gathered to sing local traditional songs . 

She starred in his ` soft porn " movie Emily , shot in the grounds of Wilton , a former abbey . 

The movie , shot in France and Spain , goes on general release across the USA today . 

With no suitable British actor available , production on Shakespeare In Love , the biggest movie project scheduled to shoot in Britain this year , has stalled . 

Much of the movie was shot after dark , with a half-size replica of the vessel poised to sink into a sea of ruckled black velvet . 

The 40-minute programmes , shot in a London studio with live dancers and bands , are hosted by lad about London ( and Janet Street-Porter-pal ) Normski . 

The great man , aware of Sanson 's role during the Revolution , asked whether , if circumstances required it , the executioner would guillotine him . 

Protracted bargaining , Williamson argues , is less likely for three reasons : people feel part of a unified organization , and so are less inclined to argue ; management has the right to demand information from workers in the organization , and therefore can restrict opportunism ; and , ultimately , management can use its authority to guillotine any dispute that threatens to be prolonged . 

If a voluntary timetable can not be agreed then the Government can "  guillotine "  proceedings . 

Other legal systems displayed : Serbs being guillotined by the French , burned at the stake by the British and shot against a wall by a German Nazi .

On the second day of a state visit , Weizman laid a wreath in Berlin at the site of the Ploetzensee prison , where Nazi Germany hanged or guillotined 2,500 opponents .

Media of Medias has also had to guillotine a number of its shows with measly ratings .

In the darkness the Prince gave a short , barking laugh , ingested a large mouthful of water , choked and expelled it in panic through nose and mouth at once . 

The food is ingested and the bacteria may lie dormant in the bird , where it contaminates the eggs produced and can be excreted and spread around the flock . 

The embryonated infective eggs or larvae of the dog roundworm , Toxocara canis are ingested by the dog ( 1 ) and migrate to the body tissues ( 2 ) such as the kidneys . 

` That is n't surprising , " remarked the Doctor , straightening up , ` when you consider that he has ingested bubbleshake . " 

At 0915 , all patients ingested their study medication and received a standard breakfast ( bread , butter , marmalade , and coffee , tea , or milk ) . 

The egg is sometimes ingested by earthworms , which may act as transport hosts . 

The larvae occur in many fish which have ingested either the eggs or crustacean paratenic hosts carrying larvae . 

Brian Wilson , the former Beach Boy who ingested Grade A drugs at the same rate his fellow Californians gulped down vitamins has brought out his autobiography . 

The receptionist had obviously recognised him too , had practically fallen over herself to bat her long dark eyelashes at him . 

Certainly she presented me with my medal for the 100 metres and as I stood on the plinth she did not bat an eyelid . 

` She will read though the most gratuitously disgusting violent passages and not bat an eyelid . 

Says the star : ` They did n't bat an eyelid when I told them I wanted it delivered 5,000 miles away in London . 

` I missed a simple note and if it had been anyone else , nobody would have batted an eyelid , " he said . 

Did saints ever bat their eyelids and look sleepily self-satisfied as cats ? 

Ven exclaimed -- and very nearly made her drop when he went on , ` One way and another , woman , I 've been interested in you since I pulled up my car behind yours , and you batted those gorgeous green eyes at me and told me that your car would n't go . " 

Josie glanced shyly at her new friend , then batted the thick , dark gold eyelashes almost seductively . 

She batted her lashes , laughed at Calder 's jokes , found reasons to touch him . 

The package also uses another program from Fifth Generation Systems , Fastback , to archive the fonts onto tape cartridges for distribution . 

As long ago as the late 1970s , the US Library of Congress was implementing a pilot plan to archive many thousands of historic documents within a networked database using analogue videodiscs to store the document images . 

The tape should also be marked with ` 1 of x " , where x represents the final number of tapes used to archive the table .

No attempt is made in ICL ( or any other company I know of ) to archive product documentation once a product is no longer supported . 

But some people did worry , notably those who argued that Britain , having ruled Hong Kong as a benign dictatorship for more than 140 years , should institute a fully democratic government before 1997 . 

However , Richard did not have the ability to rule the land as his father had done and he resigned in April 1659 . 

Theron 's son Thrasydaios , who ruled Himera as his father 's ` proclinsul " , and the disgruntled Polyzalus , formed a brief alliance against Hiero . 

The militants ruled the towns by decrees announced on wall-posters . 

The magnates ruled the localities by the end of the thirteenth century as political bosses , rather than as the petty princes they had been in the twelfth century . 

Even if the authorities had wanted to rule the countryside with a rod of iron they were in no position to do so . 

Its members may rule society with arrogance and haughty self-assurance . 

` I mean , " Corbett said forcefully , ` that for two decades Alexander III ruled this country with little or no assistance from the French . 

Wetland marshes were filled in systematically to make land more ` productive " or simply to discourage the hordes of mosquitoes that rule the eastern shore in the summer . 

Revenue officials ruled their districts through several levels of headmen . 

The Moors had ruled Granada for over seven hundred years and this was their monument , the gardens where nightingales still sang and the beauty of the Alhambra -- ` the red castle " . 

` I have ruled the armies of the Kha-Khan , and kings have come to petition me on their knees . " 

He had created an empire in the March with all the speed and rapacity of his supplanted rival the younger Despenser , and from this base he ruled England . 

If you could do that you could rule the world , she had laughed . 

Dismissing her fears -- her whole life seemed to be ruled by fears , both from within and without -- she bent her head and kissed Patrick 's forehead briefly . 

Iran would be ruled by the British in the south and the Russians in the north . 

France could also boast living saints , however , especially in the line of holy men who ruled Cluny as abbots in the tenth and eleventh centuries . 

He seemed to have no sense of fear , but that had been easy in the days when the Party ruled supreme and there was no opposition . 

The emperor Jahangir , who ruled in the fifteenth century , was said to have 12,000 war elephants in his personal army and over 40,000 in his entire kingdom . 

How was it , then , that Masailand acquired its reputation for corrupting those sent to rule over it ? 

This time he was virtually friendless , and his old comrade and employer , Motamid had died , leaving his son Mostain to rule over Saragossa . 

The lands ruled by the Yek were dotted with the traces of a Second Empire civilisation . 

The Ostrogothic era ; Ravenna was taken by Theodoric in 493 and he ruled for over 30 years . 

They ruled from about 1710-1570 BC , from a capital ( Avaris ) in the eastern part of the Nile delta . 

With the backing of Congress , PM Gowda ruled until May 1997 , when Congress unseated him and appointed Inder Kurnal Gujral in his place .

Hawaii , as America 's western outpost and major Pacific military base , was ruled by martial law .

The Licchavi dynasty , of high-caste Hindu origin , ruled in the Kathmandu Valley from about a.d. 330 to 700 .

Constantine the Great ( who was a convert to Christianity ) and Licinius ruled east and west respectively , until in 324 Constantine overthrew his pagan ally and reunited the empire .

They defeated the Carthaginians in 206 b.c. and ruled Spain for the next 600 years , a period in which Roman law , language , and culture took firm root across the peninsula .

From this side of the Atlantic , the U.K. has long appeared to be ruled by an essentially unicameral parliament .

In a.d. 286 Diocletian sought to reverse the decline by splitting the administration of the empire in two — he would govern the east , based in Nicodemia , while his friend Maximian ruled the west from Milan — and later to split it further into four parts .

The Amir twice suspended constitutional provisions , from 1976 to 1981 and from 1986 to 1992 , and ruled extraconstitutionally during these periods .

The most Soviet of the former Soviet republics , it is ruled by Alexander Lukashenko , a dictator who recently consolidated his personal control over the country 's media and secret police .

The Western Empire , ruled from Rome , fell to the Ostrogoths in 476 , while its neighbour , the Eastern , or By­zantine Empire , became one of the longest-lived empires the world has ever known , dating from 395 to 1453 .

The two empires agreed to divide the island , with the Portuguese ruling the eastern half and the Dutch the western .

In May 1782 , New Providence surrendered to a large Spanish-American invasion fleet from Cuba and for the next year a Spanish governor ruled the Bahamas .

Prince Mieszko , leader of the Piast dynasty that ruled the Polonians , undertook the bold step to unify the Polanie ( literally , `` people of the fields '' ) and neighboring tribes .

Although it is known that the Phoenicians , Greeks , and Carthaginians were aware of Gibraltar , and that the Romans ruled here from about 500 b.c. to a.d. 475 , no town was ever built .

They have ruled their own mountain kingdoms at various points in history .

Kenneth MacAlpin , who ruled as king of Scots at Dunadd , acquired the Pictish throne in 843 , uniting Scotland north of the River Forth into a single kingdom .

King Solomon ruled during the Golden Age of Jerusalem and is remembered for his wisdom , for the construction of the First Temple , and for his copper mines in the south .

Although the four-elements paradigm remained robust throughout antiquity and through the Middle Ages ( during which a mystical tradition emerged proposing a fifth element , ruling the others , the socalled quintessence ) , atomism fell out of favor for nearly two millennia until the quantitative philosophy of the early Enlightenment created a conceptual environment friendly to the metamorphosis of alchemy , through the chemical experiments of Robert Hooke , Isaac Newton , Joseph Priestley , Henry Cavendish , Antoine Lavoisier and others , into something like the chemistry we were all taught in high school .

The magazine profiles Metropolitan Opera General Manager Joseph Volpe , who began his career as a set-building carpenter and now rules the institution with workmanlike practicality and a diva-sized temper .

He became a catcher because he grew up in Bowling Green , Ohio , in the era when Johnny Bench ruled the Reds down in Cincinnati .

The story is oddly competitive , keeping score between the genders on strength , agility , and aggression , and mischievously wondering `` which sex should rule . ''

Before Canby , Bosley Crowther ruled the roost for three decades .

Reasons for the defeat : 1 ) Voters were sick of the country 's lousy economy ; 2 ) they were sick of the ruling party 's tradition of rigging elections ; and 3 ) this time , the ruling party neglected to rig the election .

The nature of the Falun Gong trial -- that is , artifice -- betrays the government 's intolerance for members of its ruling party who belong to the organization : All four accused were in the Communist Party , the Post reports .

In 1880 , that figure more than doubled to 14 and continued to rise . 

When Cook made his first exploratory voyages to the South Seas between 1768 and 1771 , that figure had more than doubled to 450,000 tons . 

By 1957 this figure had doubled to 4 million and by 1961 had trebled to 6 million . 

In the south-east the figure doubled , from 9 per cent to 18 per cent , followed by the Midlands , up from 10 per cent to 17.6 per cent . 

The number of teams doubled again -- as did the money raised -- the third year it was held . 

The number of cattle-stealing cases doubled , reaching 2,020 in 1938 , five times the level reported ten years earlier . 

Meanwhile the number of crimes has DOUBLED -- up from 2 million crimes to 5 million a year . 

The UN population fund , in a report published this month , shows that , under the most likely scenario , world population will nearly double to 10 billion by 2050 . 

Between 1801 and 1851 the area 's population doubled and it doubled again from 1851 to 1921 , the year that saw the culmination of the first phase of the town 's development as a capitalist urban locality . 

Certainly , prices of fuel doubled in the later sixteenth century although this may have been only part of the general inflation . 

They cost around £60a-week , but if there 's been a baby boom in the area prices can double ! 

In 1983 Spain 's indigenous oil production almost doubled to nearly 3 million tonnes , most of which came from the Casablanca field ; however , there is no potential for Spain to be a significant domestic producer . 

Planned increases , with production expected to double to seven million cubic metres of timber by 2010 , could make the loss much bigger . 

Operating profit more than doubled to $13m in the half , from $5.8m in first half of the 1991-92 fiscal . 

Rental income and development profits doubled their contribution to £10.5m and other property income brought in £1.5m more . 

Workers are only too aware that Ford of Britain 's pre-tax profits doubled to more than £673m in the last financial year and they feel they ought to share in its success . 

The group 's integration of the US pharmaceutical company , Rorer , has been successful , noted Landau : net profits more than doubled to $326m on a pro forma basis . 

Cells multiply by dividing and this usually requires cell growth , the cells doubling in size before dividing in two . 

Judy Robinson has decided to leave the Grey Horse , on Bank Top , as her rent will double from £13,000 to £25,000 a year under a new 20-year lease . 

The proportion of women still childless by age 25-9 doubled from 20 per cent in 1961 to 40 per cent in 1981 . 

In the decade from 1979 the number of primary schools almost doubled from 2,401 to 4,504 , while pupil numbers increased by 178 per cent . 

Exports had doubled from 1700 to 1740 to a value of £1,164,000 which generally held steady until the 1760s . 

Not only have tigers doubled in numbers , but other species and habitats have benefited . 

Despite massive emigration , both abroad and to the new industrial towns , most villages doubled in population between 1800 and 1850 . 

These losses were expected to be offset by increases in the value of oil exports , which doubled to $210,000,000 a month in July-September . 

By contrast , forecasts TRC , a British consultant , East European spending on equipment ( including Russia 's ) could double to $30 billion by 2000 , not far behind that of America 's . 

During 1930 the total of unemployed had more than doubled to 2,600,000 . 

More than 13,000 new policies were completed in that period with new annual premium business increasing by 19 per cent to million , and single premium business almost doubling to 7 million . 

The Royal Ulster Constabulary said that punishment shootings by republican and loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland more than doubled to 155 this year , compared with 66 in 1988 .. 

The cost of train catering to its parent BR Sector , InterCity , almost doubled between 1983 and 1988 . 

The participation rate of women of working age doubled between the 1921 and 1981 ( from 30.6 per cent to 61.1 per cent among those aged 20-64 ) . 

Profits at Kode International Plc more than doubled for the year to December 31 as a result of acquisition of DCM Services ( CI No 1,988 ) and substantial increase in both turnover and profits at Kam Circuits . 

At the present rate of referral , numbers are more than set to double during the year . 

During this period the number of people working in the office in Carlisle virtually doubled at almost no cost to the BDA , and valuable contributions were made in all departments . 

In the six years in which Ian Martin was secretary general , Amnesty International 's worldwide tally of members and subscribers doubled from about 500,000 in 1986 to more than a million at the beginning of the 1990s . 

They say that over only a four-year period , the number of undergraduate students at Liverpool JMU has more than doubled from under 10,000 to nearly 20,000 . 

In the past year the number of catalogued CD-ROM titles has more than doubled to more than 2,000 and looks likely to continue to grow just as fast . 

Spending on new roads has increased by a third since 1979 , and is planned to double again ; Okehampton bypass built through Dartmoor National Park ; 110 SSSIs are threatened with road schemes . 

However , after 15 minutes or so the oil temperature had doubled again . 

By 1983 exports had doubled even compared with their average during the 1960s . 

Ford says the electronics content in automobiles will double over the next decade , and that it is working with Motorola on future generations of PowerPC microcontrollers , including embedded controllers for engine management . 

Over the last twelve months , the number of cases transmitted through heterosexual sex has almost doubled . 

On the bank , the trumpet twittered again , and the water became full of spray and hurtling bodies as shoremen left their attack and threw themselves back on the sand . 

Gnats swarmed above the marsh and the sand martins , twittering constantly , flew back and forth . 

The sparrows twittered and fluttered under the eaves , and the sound of children 's laughter floated up from the pool down the hill . 

Sparrows twittered and quarrelled , and paused to pick up crumbs right by Shelley 's feet . 

Near-by , across the river , a lark had begun to twitter and climb . 

The larks went up , twittering in the scented air above the down . 

The Star Wars machine , eagerly watched by all her children , hummed and twittered . 

In the process my middle was doubled up and it felt roughly as if somebody were squashing it between two metal plates studded with nails . 

So he puts it on the table and tries to squash it into shape , and by the time he 's got his mouth full of that he ca n't make a sound . 

Once , in a moment of despair , he snapped his Bible shut and squashed them to a paste . 

Donors are asked to wash and squash the cans before depositing them . 

Even the most powerful cannon is not much use if its crew has been squashed by a boulder . 

The bag was bundled and squeezed , stretched and squashed , between the legs of the stumbling mass . 

The Millwall brick , for example , was a newspaper folded again and again and squashed together to form a cosh . 

Rubbish or trash compactors can squash up cardboard boxes , cartons , tins , cans and bottles to a quarter of their original size . 

An active suspension system is designed to keep the McLaren glued to the track by reading the bumps ahead and a radio link enables engineers to tweak the car 's operating systems during the race .

In the UK both PC World and Business Superstore found they had to ` tweak " the concept to convince more reticent Britons that the trend is here to stay .

Of course , the letters ( which have been created for the British Institute of Management ) have been generalized , but you can tweak and customize them to suit your needs .

However programs that try to access facilities not available in the box such as graphics adaptors will need tweaking .

Although the P25 was by then quite good , Rudd realised that the front suspension could be tweaked still further .

Data is easily transferred but , sometimes , the underlying data base structure needs a little tweaking in order to function at its best .

Similarly , there will be a variant of the 68000 family translator tweaked to make use of the Macintosh file system .

So far as the desktop publisher is concerned there are many packages that can share data without any form of translation being required as well as a few that need some gentle tweaking .

Harmony in a display is created when colours and shapes blend together . 

One of the best of these ‘ Collection Wines ’ is a 1969 Negru de Purkar ( £8.95 from Butlers Wine Cellar ) that blends Cabernet Sauvignon with native Saperavi and Rara Niagre grapes . 

Topical fluoride ( applied as toothpaste or as a mouthwash ) blends with saliva to create a bacteria-fighting rinse . 

Season with pepper , reduce the heat and steadily simmer , uncovered , for 20 minutes or until the flavours have blended and the meat is well cooked . 

She knelt down by the low window , put her head on her arms and cried bitterly . 

It was a command , not a suggestion , and , though she resented being ordered about , she crossed and knelt beside him . 

Cadfael kneeled close by the shattered head , and slid a hand gently under the right cheek , to turn the face a little upward to be seen . 

While they were eating , a woman who had a bad name crept into the room and knelt at the feet of Jesus . 

And out of the crowd came this man who knelt before Jesus and pleaded for mercy for his son , an epileptic , who suffered terribly , was a danger to himself and to others . 

Deciding that attack was the best form of defence , I knelt beside him and lowering my head to within inches of his , said , ` Next time , It 'll be the bread knife . " 

Almost against his own will , he knelt by the gap , and peered in . 

Finally , she got up and knelt by the hole , which was the size of a penny . 

Theodora made her way up the chancel , genuflected briefly and knelt in the silent pew , praying for ` the soul of thy servant , Paul , his family and all who worship here " . 

Sara knelt on the floor and began putting away the records Sandra had abandoned , carefully matching the right sleeve to each disc . 

Then my Cid alighted when he had said this , and the ladies knelt down before him , and kissed his hand , and wished him long life . 

The girl knelt down and began to play a game of marbles with the Doctor . 

He knelt down beside the dog , staring into her face in the meagre light from the outer stairway . 

Kragan knelt down in front of Adam and looked at him as a butcher would appraise a cut of meat . 

Jelka went across and knelt over her , letting her hand rest on the woman 's arm . 

The Queen knelt again , as did most of the spectators , and as their prayers ended Mistress Lee , her lady-in-waiting , bound her eyes with a linen handkerchief . 

He knelt easily , powerful arms moving smoothly with the paddle , his face , in profile to her as he studied something on shore , rugged and uncaring . 

He knelt to check the old man 's pulse only to discover that the President was uncaring rather than unconscious . 

` You know why we 'ave to do tortoises , " the centurion bawled . 

Before Luke could stop him , Sonny bawled , ` Ye 've made Una pregnant ! " 

` Do n't yow ever let me catch yow using that terrible stuff agen ! " he bawled . 

` Nourishin' stews , that 'll do the trick ! " bawled Mr Beavis from the passage . 

` Forty-seven , " bawled the adjudicator , who was growing hoarse . 

While Donna lay in the bathtub , inaccurately bawling the bits she could remember of My Fair Lady , Alex dialled Matthew 's number , only to find that he had switched on his answering machine . 

The child thrashed and bawled something cheerful in its sleep and lay still again . 

He made a move towards her and bawled at her to ` get out " , which she did but not without slamming the door for all she was worth behind her . 

Doctor Rice would n't have chatted with her like he was doing ; he would have bawled at her and said , ` I 'll see him . 

And many were the times when she had wanted to bawl at him , ` And who was to blame for that ? 

She straightened up now and bawled across at him , ` You were a lad ; now you 're a young man . 

` If it had taken place in London or New York I would have simply bawled at him to get lost . 

The coroner bawled at the porter to follow them and , for the second time that day , Athelstan heard the confession of a man about to meet Death . 

` You 're all shitehawks and muckrakers , " the bearded publican bawled at them . 

Corbett struggled to his feet and stared around the hall where the rest of the sleepers there were slowly rising to their feet , some nursing sore heads , others bawling for wine and food . 

` Who 's mekin' all this racket ? " he bawled in a thunderous voice . 

Literally translated , Vogelsang means ` bird song " , but it was some time before the dawn chorus when the Squadron Sergeant Major bawled out the orders for reveille . 

They are happy to suspend disbelief for the season of goodwill and lustily to bawl out the carols with beery breath and watch dewy-eyed as the little ones do their stuff . 

His arm was round one of his companions , while both bawled out an indecent love ditty . 

Turning his head , he bawled over his shoulder for his companions to follow him , and was answered by muffled shouts from deeper in the woods . 

We followed her to the foot of the stairs and she bawled up it , ` Otto ? 

Nobody has been more appropriately cast : almost single-handedly Graham Gooch has rejuvenated English cricket .

If you 've got big compost , then maybe the heat of the compost might kill them , but as much as that , it will probably just rejuvenate them .

He will let Cardiff know before the end of the month if he will accept their offer of a new contract , after completely rejuvenating the Arms Park side in his five months in charge .

New signings David James and Paul Stewart have further strengthened a strong squad that has been rejuvenated in the last year .

Morgan remembers him as a ` breath of fresh air " as a manager who single handedly rejuvenated the Scottish team with his incredible ability to motivate players .

However , Mr Yeltsin , rejuvenated by victory , is in no mood for compromise .

In the 1880s halma was rejuvenated as a board game Waddington's-style for two to four players .

The Conservative government 's 1988 housing reforms contained several proposals aimed at rejuvenating the private rented sector , after the years in which the promotion of home-ownership was at the forefront of housing policy .

You can totally rejuvenate a dining table and chairs bought from a junk shop by painting them with gloss paint and buying a matching or contrasting tablecloth and seat cushions for the chairs .

For certain businesses the purchaser may require the prior consent or approval of an industry regulator before it can commence the new business or amalgamate it into its existing business . 

There is no linkage , no indication of how to amalgamate one step with another and no indication of either rhythm or quality to make the movement come alive . 

He led in amalgamating the Royal Clyde with the Royal Northern . 

Specific recommendations were aimed at strengthening the police , in manpower , efficiency and pay , and speeding up the process of amalgamating local forces . 

Immediately prior to serving , add the prawns and mussels and amalgamate all ingredients , taking care not to break up the fish . 

I believe , however , that Schröder has amalgamated two issues — screening and treatment of early prostatic cancer — into one when they should be argued separately . 

This is because the choreographer has amalgamated the steps , poses and gestures to make a particular statement about the story , theme or music inspiring the work . 

By the close of the nineteenth century funeral furnishers had amalgamated the individual trades of coffin-maker , undertaker and funeral furnisher . 

The 1st and 2nd battalions of the Yorkshire Volunteers continue , and the 3rd and 4th will be amalgamated . 

Before that time the school was to be amalgamated with another local comprehensive . 

Schools are often obliged , therefore , to amalgamate two or more classes for massed singing , or to rely heavily upon BBC Schools ' broadcasts . 

The selection seems to have taken into account the moves within London University to amalgamate some colleges and form five science centres . 

He amalgamated parts of human bodies to create a ` monster " , which he then brought to life . 

It was a period of upheaval at OCU and in May 1960 ` A " and ` B " Squadrons amalgamated into a single squadron of two flights . 

At 18 she gave up competing to teach , setting up a class in South Shields which she amalgamated with her old school in Jarrow when her own teacher retired . 

As the door clanged upwards his head turned slowly round so that he was facing the garage . 

Steam cars hold speed records , libraries fly , leg-propelled carriages run , double-boilered steam engines balance on monorails , trams clang cross-country and trains lean a little . 

Then the door clanged open and she thought in surprise , We 're down ! 

She could imagine it clanging across the hall , up the stairway , along the draughty corridors , around the drawing-room and out through the open windows . 

Unfortunately , the announcement of free time seemed to be the local signal for metal shutters to clang down over everything one might have wanted to see . 

The gates clanged shut again , Berwick succoured , after a fashion , with a day to go . 

The cobbled lane boasted a pub , the Bargee , which the rivermen used , but it saw very few customers once the wharf gates clanged shut . 

Another prescription called for the hand to be drained of blood and dried in a pot containing salt and saltpetre , to dry and mummify it . 

For all his earlier squeamishness , Bloxham had done well , returning Dowd 's guts into the bowel of the carcass , and mummifying the whole sorry slab in plastic and tape . 

In the second room lay Isidora herself mummified but unwrapped , in a long glass case . 

That suggests the corpse was mummified --- a process that extracts 50 percent of the body 's weight .

`` You should be more afraid of the living than the dead , '' said Maria Ularia , who sells sodas and snacks beside the cemetery and whose late cousin 's remains were mummified .

In the first place the setting up of machinery for examination and selection predates the creation of means to plan and develop curriculum . 

As at other sites , the trace metal contamination -- first lead , then zinc -- predated the onset of acidification by a few decades . 

Nuclear nervousness predates Chernobyl ; but what happened there greatly strengthened it . 

Many of the differences identified predate the emergence of any specific schizophrenic symptoms . 

The economy was in a less parlous state than it appeared and economic recovery really predated the establishment of the Federal Republic , though it took some time for full employment to appear . 

They stressed German title to the lands of Pomerania , Silesia and central Poland , saying that German settlement had predated Slav settlement . 

This story is predated by a legend about a giant who kept pigs on Penhill before the founding of the abbey at Jervaulx in 1156 . 

A single browser , the limpet Patinigera polaris , lived mainly below low-tide mark but emerged to scour the whole zone ; those close to sea level were predated by dominican gulls Larus dominicanus . 

The first truly indigenous press was almost certainly that of Egypt , which began to appear during the nineteenth century ; but it predated black Africa 's press by only a few years . 

The asylums had of course long predated the bifurcation of health and welfare in the centralized system . 

Because these cycles predate by centuries the era of realism , Barth has managed to side-step the issue of narrative truth and retain some notion of the marvellous . 

Similarly , desecrated shrines or graves are doomed to suffer from continued hauntings , and the ghosts of murdered lovers or deserted children assail the living in their quest for post-mortem justice .

A cool breath of stale dank air assailed his nostrils , but to Grant it smelled sweetly of life and freedom .

The smell of meat assailed her nostrils and she followed the smell into the kitchen .

They could raise between them up to ten thousand men in that great remote province ; and at the same time assail the western Douglas strength .

You must assail it with Bassey from one side and Streisand from the other , whereupon the hapless bird rips itself in half , uncertain which escape route to take .

It is easy to see how they argue it -- how else would they get a home and a car and some spending money ? 

Every finisher gets a commemorative piece of horse brass , while higher places can expect to take home vouchers and a variety of other prizes . 

We get our horses from a dealer and if they are good horses to learn on we buy them if we can afford them . 

Depending on your contributions record , you may get more money from the basic pension . 

That way , a business man making an investment would know that he would get his money back within four years . 

Secondly , I get another dollop of money , if I can put it like this , for Home Care right across the county . 

I was told that when the Cabinet got my report of what the Tans had done Churchill said he could see no harm in it . " 

Many thousands more who do not get income support receive some help towards their rent and/or community charge . 

Dressing up as a 50's teenager is encouraged but by no means compulsory and any man dusting off his dad 's winkle pickers gets an award for merit ! 

National daily papers got nearly half their revenue from advertising in 1970 and two-fifths in 1990 . 

But then the man wanted to try some town driving … he pulled over on Brantwood Rise , got the gun from his briefcase , and escaped with the vehicle , worth twenty seven thousand pounds …

You get reports from school and it may say " difficult " or whatever , but they may be a very different person in the pregnancy . 

Dr Collins has the great advantage of being allowed to go out and get new fossils from the Burgess site -- everyone else has to make do with what is already in museums . 

Getting property by threatening immediate force ( e.g. " your money or your life " ) may be both blackmail and robbery . 

Both said the police paid scant attention to Mr Mackenzie 's ill-health , only allowing him to get a jacket at his wife 's insistence . 

It was in a little book I once got for Christmas called Ghosts and Other Weird Creatures . 

` It says so in a little book I got from Our Lady 's Bookshop . 

Otherwise the statement will be false ; and so therefore will the belief , that there 's honey , which Pooh gets by believing what Rabbit says . 

The Club is almost entirely financed by the proceeds it gets from turning a large part of the Club into a giant car park throughout The Championships . 

` They had n't paid the interest and court fees , but we got back every single penny they owed . 

Secondly , he needed to get back the coins and the letters without publicity which might reach his wife or the police . 

` But the main question is , how can I help you get back your notes ? " 

I got my licence back last week , so it 's a treat to drive someone . " 

He swung it in a glittering arc , and it sliced through the table as though it were butter , carving its way through the heavy wood and jarring his arm , striking sparks off the stone floor .

And she turned away , Midnight 's shoes striking sparks in the darkness , and set off at a fast trot in the direction of Sam Sylvester 's semi-detached in Acacia Avenue .

Then , with flint and steel , he struck a spark and at the fifth attempt carried it to a withered leaf , which delicately he breathed into flame .

It struck sparks , flint against steel , from the bright fighting trim of his mercenaries .

It came in through my mother 's blood ; my Russian grandmother would always tell me stories , bylichkas , of ancestors with the `` second sight '' , stupid mill owners who discovered bags of gold after letting a special fish off their hooks , and dark strangers who used to appear to help or interfere at crucial times .

Scene : CANNIBAL ISLAND : hut [ Jack is running off with the bamboo pole tied to his back ] [ Jack encounters the cannibal boy , standing silently with a fork and a knife , one in each hand ] [ Jack grabs the knife from the boy , and begins cutting his rope off ] [ two cannibal women appear ] [ Jack charges , but the bamboo pole on his back spears a coconut in a pile near the cliff edge ] [ Jack turns suddenly , which flings the coconut off the end of the pole into a cannibal 's face ] [ the cannibal slowly lifts the dripping coconut off his face , scowling at Jack ] Scene : CANNIBAL ISLAND : cage [ the cage rolls over a ledge into a small chasm holding a river ] [ cannibals throw spears and shoot arrows at the men in the water , the men swim underwater ] GIBBS : This way , lads !

Unknowingly , he laughed , and found himself as conspicuous as though he had appeared suddenly in his night-clothes .

Politicians make a point of appearing in their native dress and speaking in their native language in assembly , even if they are more at home in a business suit and speaking Spanish ; indigenous identity has become a calling card to the extent that at times it appears to be a caricature of itself .

'' Ms . Broaddrick told me Sunday that a Times reporter had appeared at the house in the a.m. , and that she had refused an interview , '' Rabinowitz writes in an e-mail message .

They appeared behind a dumpster and stepped out into the street , and then inside Montier Hotel , greeting the warmth happily .

He could not help but appreciate the dramatic qualities of the situation ; that the richest man in Wall Street should appear in person to plead for a humble and weaker brother .

In May of 1189 an army of 20,000 men was assembled at Ratisbon . 

Usually , only sixty officers were available but , on this occasion , 130 men had been assembled ( ibid.:28 ) . 

Charles Lang Freer assembled a superb collection of Chinese , Japanese , Korean and South Asian paintings , screens , calligraphy , ceramics , sculpture and decorative arts . 

I started by assembling a collection of objects that would provide me with the type of image I had in mind . 

Some of the objects on show are drawn from the collection of the late Jerome Strauss who assembled a group of 2,400 pieces , donated to the museum after his death in 1979 . 

The mayor , Tryphonas Gotsis , assembles a group of colleagues and friends -- the head of the pistachio-growers ' association , a man who has a hotel in Ayia Marina , a trio of town notables . 

Mr Palumbo assembled a formidable team of architects and planners . 

Churchill assembled a team of ever-changing research assistants -- their position was neither easy nor well paid -- at his house , Stour in East Bergholt , Suffolk . 

The Welsh camp realises their tour finale is likely to prove their toughest game yet , especially as the South Africans have assembled a powerful team . 

He assembled a team of scientists who argued that the metabolites of 3-Hydroxycamphor , found in Aliysa 's urine , could have come from feedstuffs or bedding . 

The collection was assembled by Miss Harriet Moore after the death of the artist , whom she had probably met through his friend William Lock , and is varied both in date and subject matter . 

Famous carpets from Templeton 's past are being assembled for display in ` Glasgow 's Glasgow " , an exhibition staged in the vaulted arches below Central Station . 

Later firemen tackling the blaze were in danger from exploding canisters of acetylene and propane .

Veater died Friday of injuries suffered a day earlier when a roadside bomb exploded near him in Iraq 's Al Anbar province , west of Baghdad .

Runyan died Wednesday in Balad , Iraq , of injuries suffered when a roadside bomb exploded near his convoy vehicle in Muqdadiya , northeast of Baghdad .

Three Iraqi civilians died in the Baghdad ambush , which began when a roadside bomb exploded in the Kamalaya district in the east of the city , the U. S. command said in a statement .

Tamburello was killed Tuesday when a roadside bomb exploded near him during combat near Rutbah , west of Baghdad .

Obakrairur was among four soldiers killed Monday when a roadside bomb exploded near their vehicle in the Nerkh district west of Kabul , Afghanistan .

Daniel was among three soldiers killed April 23 when a roadside bomb exploded near their Humvee in Taji , Iraq , north of Baghdad .

One such innovation was a technology that enabled the military to prevent buried roadside bombs from exploding .

Shattering that image of exotic calm , a car bomb exploded Saturday night in a popular nightclub district in Kuta , leaving at least 188 people dead , including an Orange County man , and nearly 500 injured .

A sergeant , Moncada was killed April 13 when a roadside bomb exploded near his vehicle near Baghdad .

Brunkhorst was killed March 30 when a roadside bomb exploded near him while he was on foot patrol in the Arghandab River Valley in southern Afghanistan 's Kandahar province , on the Pakistani border .

According to the anti-IED task force 's most recent numbers , from May to July this year , soldiers found 2,049 roadside bombs before they exploded .

Knier was killed Oct. 21 when a roadside bomb exploded near his vehicle in Bayji , north of Baghdad .

The shooting spree occurred not long after a bomb exploded in mid-afternoon in the center of Oslo .

He and three other soldiers who died of their injuries were on patrol when a roadside bomb exploded near their Bradley fighting vehicle .

After throwing in several sandbags , a bomb in the hole exploded .

Witnesses said a blast , apparently a Palestinian mortar shell exploding at a Jewish settlement , set off the firefight near Khan Yunis .

Even wearing the suit , Flowers said , he would n't survive if the rockets exploded in his face .

Later Thursday , a tank driver with the brigade was wounded when a bomb , also fashioned from artillery shells , exploded beneath his Abrams tank near Samarra , about 50 miles northwest of here .

A rocket whistled in and exploded about a hundred yards away , spraying sand dunes with shrapnel .

Lt. Chris Wood of Buffalo , N. Y. , was riding in the front seat of the troop transport truck July 23 when the shell exploded , killing Christian , 27.

Some squinted helplessly through binoculars at Grad rockets exploding along the highway a mile west .

He had been trying to fire a rocket when it exploded , maiming his right hand and breaking two bones .

But at least one other person was killed and several were wounded when the bomber 's vest exploded near the governor 's convoy .

Wood added that if the shell had exploded a half-second later , the bomb would have killed five or six of the 18 soldiers riding in the back , and wounded more .

Several hours later , six mortar shells exploded at a 1st Cavalry Division camp in southern Baghdad , killing an American soldier and slightly injuring a contractor working for Halliburton subsidiary KBR , the military said .

At the Ajdabiya checkpoint , the singing gunman , Bwisir , professed to be untroubled by the government rockets occasionally screaming in and exploding .

June 14 : A car bomb explodes outside the U. S. Consulate in Karachi , Pakistan , killing 12 Pakistanis .

The bomb , which was hidden in a police car , exploded outside a mosque 12 miles south of Jalalabad after Nangarhar governor Gul Agha Sherzai left a memorial service for warlord Younis Khalis , police said .

A car bomb exploded April 30 outside the Baghdad headquarters of a Sunni political organization , the National Dialogue Council .

In the worst of those attacks , at 6:30 a. m. , two car bombs exploded minutes apart at two locations where day laborers gather to wait for work .

Cosgrove was killed Oct. 1 when a car bomb exploded at a checkpoint in Fallouja , Iraq , west of Baghdad .

In the Athens incidents last month , a letter bomb addressed to the Mexican Embassy exploded at the offices of a private courier company , lightly injuring an employee .

Eighteen people were killed in the northeastern neighborhood of Shaab when a car bomb exploded on a street near a market .

Meanwhile , in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand , a bomb exploded on a train , wounding at least 11 people , officials said .

Carbone was on patrol when a buried bomb exploded beneath one of their combat vehicles , a hulking armored truck with a V-shaped bottom built to withstand all but the most powerful detonations .

An IED exploded recently beneath a military vehicle near a Marine outpost , and patrols are finding bombs on the rural roads Marines patrol to give civilians a sense of security .

One rocket flew over the fighters ' heads Tuesday , exploding in the sand and scattering panicked rebels .

The Rangers told investigators they later saw mortar rounds explode near them and thought they could see their attackers moving on the mountainside above them , the paper reported .

Gould was killed March 2 when a roadside bomb that he was trying to disarm exploded in Iraq 's Al Anbar province , west of Baghdad .

Just as it seems that Carver 's final patrol will close uneventfully , the radio crackles with a report of a partially exploded IED near an Iraqi police station .

On the hike back to the platoon 's outpost , another roadside bomb exploded in the distance .

There were contradictory reports on whether two car bombs had exploded in the area before the suicide bomber walked up to Fahdawi and his entourage .

The car bombs in east Baghdad 's Ur district exploded near a funeral tent and a market crowded with shoppers stocking up for Iftar , the breaking of the dawn-to-dusk fast during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan .

" Most probably , the bomb had been fixed to the motorcycle outside Mr. Ali-Mohammadi 's house and exploded by remote control , " Fakhreddin Jaarzadeh , a Tehran prosecutor , told the Iranian Students News Agency .

In addition , two security agents were killed and four were wounded by a mine that exploded during the operation , the newspaper reported .

On Thursday , a bomb exploded in a parking lot popular with many police and Kurdish intelligence officers , who often mingle and drink tea there .

* March 28 , 1998 : A crude bomb explodes in an elite English-language school in Amman in what one senior government official calls an apparent attempt to instigate attacks against Americans .

Elsewhere in Iraq , a car bomb exploded by a checkpoint in Tikrit , north of Baghdad , at a governmental compound , where Iraqi soldiers were gathered .

It was already very tight following at least one attempt on the president 's life last year , in which a truck bomb failed to explode as his convoy passed in the southern city of Karachi .

A bomb exploded inside the city 's fortified government compound as people finished afternoon prayers , killing 18 , security sources said .

Guards at the military airport said two bombs struck outside the base and three exploded inside shortly after dawn .

The vehicle deflected some of the exploding shrapnel , sparing other Marines .

Dvorin was killed Tuesday when an improvised explosive device exploded while he was conducting counter-IED operations along a supply route in Iskandariyah , Iraq .

A rocket fired by government forces had exploded yards from Imad just outside Port Brega , where rebel forces were in the fifth day of an assault designed to retake the strategic city .

In Baqubah , the capital of Diyala province , a car bomb in the parking lot of the provincial council exploded , killing one policeman and injuring 10 people .

Instead , they are designed to explode directly under the vehicle 's passenger cab , increasing the chances that a relatively small explosion would maim or kill .

The IED had exploded hours earlier , and the area was cleared by Iraqi bomb experts .

A secretary on the newsdesk was typing , the wire room machines chattered unattended , a few people sat with heads bent over telephones or newspapers . 

Wood-pigeons crowd to the oaks at sundown , chattering loudly " . 

Oshkosh reverberated with the sound of 18 Wright Cyclone radial engines chattering away . 

The 5 speed Rover gearbox tends to chatter when running light , but without hearing yours it is difficult to say if it is louder than normal . 

The early morning was cool and birds still chattered in the long grasses along the line . 

The ceiling was painted a dark maroon , with tiny pin-points of light set here and there in the plaster to glow like stars in the night sky . 

The ceiling of the Palladian lounge was sumptuously painted with classical themes framed in gilded plasterwork . 

Its walls and floor were sheathed in gypsum slabs , whilst its ceiling was painted blue and supported by a gypsum pillar . 

Their back door was painted a trendy sludge green and it had a large keyhole as well as a Yale lock . 

The front door was painted blue , and had a coloured glass panel , which Mrs Maugham did not like . 

Every room is painted in lovely pastel pinks and blues , and I do n't have any toilets , because going to the toilet is horrible and unromantic . 

While Philip slept , while Mary and Reggie slept , while Roberta and Faye slept ( they had not come out of their room ) she had painted a whole room . 

Here there were dormitories for four or six and just as in hospital wards of the time , the walls were painted a sombre grey . 

Rose had already started to paint the main room of the house during the first exam . 

I was painting the back of the house one Saturday , when she shook me off the ladder , I got a compound fracture on me left leg . 

The few rooms were large and high and she had painted the walls in pale yellows and greens . 

My studio was the first room I did up , I just ripped up the carpet and painted the walls white ! 

In the past I 've painted walls , vacuumed the floor and even salvaged a carpet for the studio from a skip . 

It was a wide-open Mexican restaurant where the menu was painted across the window . 

That evening he found Amanda perched on top of a step-ladder in the bathroom , painting the ceiling white . 

I met there Mr Philpot who will paint the ceiling in my bedroom … ’ 

For example I often paint an area with retouching varnish mixed with pigment as a glaze , then I absorb much of it with newspaper dabbed onto the canvas . 

Paint the bottom half of the white candles with blue food colouring . 

She found black paint in one of the kitchen cupboards , left over from the time Tom had painted the front door , and a brush . 

Finished vehicles are then painted with products supplied by the Sealants , Adhesives and Coatings Division of Courtaulds Aerospace , at Shildon . 

Most of the gratings were painted black , but some were skinny with rust . 

The upper wings of the gulls were painted a deeper shade of the cloud grey 

Two pieces of 2″ × 2″ wood were cut to the length of the vat , painted with wood preserver and then screwed to the top of each side of the vat using self-tapping screws . 

A playroom and bathroom painted by Berlin artist Frena Gould is officially opened today by consultant gynaecologist Ann Ryall in the maternity outpatients department at North Tees General Hospital , Stockton . 

Houses could be glimpsed within the hillside vegetation , villas of stone or wooden slats , painted in startling shades of aquamarine and lime , rust red and canary yellow . 

Cranston knelt down next to them and whistled softly through his teeth . 

He was glad she was happy and whistled softly to himself as he tied his tie . 

Lucie whistled sharply to catch her attention , then beckoned her over to stand beside him . 

He knew that he still whistled sometimes , but the bogeyman could not scare him any more . 

His microphone whistled a little and Sally winced in embarrassment . 

He whistled mechanically at the back view of a girl waiting to cross the intersection , though of late girls seemed to have lacked their usual charm for him . 

He pulled his cap down over his eyes but the wind whistled bitterly through his ears . 

They faced each other , their breath coming in gasps , while , oblivious to the humans on the patio , two hummingbirds whistled as they nestled together in the branches of a scarlet hibiscus . 

Presently , he heard the breath whistle in her throat , a gasp , a tiny groan . 

He walked along the road , hands in pockets , whistling like a blackbird . 

If I whistled , it would come back to me and rest on my shoulder again . 

The kettle began to whistle , breaking into her train of thought . 

Somewhere ahead in the crags of Kielderhead Moor a hawk was whistling , a piercing sound in the lonely valley , overlain for a few heart-stopping moments by the snarl of a jet . 

The tree frogs whistled -- three urgent calls on a rising scale , one to another , again and again . 

Heat the butter in a wok or a large frying pan over medium heat . 

Heat the olive oil in a large casserole or pan , add the Parma ham and the onion , cover and cook over a low heat for 10min , stirring once or twice . 

Heat the beeswax and almond oil in a double enamel boiler or in a heatproof dish over a pan of simmering water . 

Indeed , because the oceans are heated from above , and warm water expands and is less dense than cold water , the warm water tends simply to sit on the surface , unless otherwise disturbed . 

However you like to take a bath , if you use electricity to heat your water , you can save up to £70 a year — with Total Water Heating . 

It had a large earthenware sink and an electric stove where one could heat water in a huge blackened kettle . 

Piping hot water is always available whenever you need it , and because it only heats the water you use , it 's a great energy saver . 

The Sun itself is destructive , heating the rocks by day so they expand , abandoning them to cool at night . 

He heats each portion in a bowl of hot water kept topped up from a boiling kettle before making the wax balls , the names tightly sealed inside . 

Perhaps then they heated it in an oven , or on a hot griddle ? ) 

Griffith now heated his rods in the middle and drew them down to thinner and thinner fibres which after cooling he also broke in tension . 

The lamp must also have a starter to heat the electrodes to a temperature where they begin to emit electrons . 

Capote brought me a deep-bowled cup of heavy claret , heated it with a burning poker , and a dish of scalding meat , heavily spiced . 

Raynor had fetched wine from a corner cupboard , and was heating it with a thin iron rod which had been resting in the fire 's embers . 

Despite modern central heating systems , which heat our homes from cellar to attic , nothing can quite replace that warm glow — even if we have to recreate it with ceramic ‘ coals ’ and gas-fired flames …

The 14-year-old boy had heated the forceps on a Bunsen burner in the lab at Beaumont School , St Albans , Herts , an industrial tribunal was told yesterday . 

Heat a wok over a high heat and add the oil and remaining ingredients . 

Iceland 's horticultural college is here , the steam heating its greenhouses . 

They also lay down beside him and pressed their bodies against his to heat him . 

Heat the milk , cream and chocolate until melted then bring to the boil . 

So if the deep waters were to become very cold , they would tend to rise to the surface -- where they would be heated by the Sun , and join the insulating layers above . 

Each section was supposed to be heated by a coke fired tortoise stove and large hot water pipes but in mid-winter it was really cold unless you were lucky enough to sit near the fire . 

Beacon fires are a particularly vivid parallel with the technique of moxibustion , where needles are heated by small fires before insertion in the body . 

Water is heated by sun in summer and used to provide heat in winter . 

The ten-foot-long cylindrical plastic balloon rises as trapped air is heated by the sun , and according to the blurb on its packaging , it could reach extraordinary altitudes " up to 30,000 feet if inadvertently released . 

The equipment should be heated until very hot and switched off . 

If a layer of liquid is heated uniformly from below , a temperature gradient is established between the top and the bottom of the layer . 

When the end of a glass rod is heated in a flame the glass softens and tends to round off into a blob because surface tension remains active long after permanent mechanical resistance to deformation has disappeared . 

The mass of water ( typically 90 litres ) is heated quickly to a pre-set temperature ( 60°C ) and is maintained at this level . 

In the laboratory their eggs can be heated to 98°C for 16 hours and still hatch out as normal . 

Any process which heats the air above approximately 2300 K will produce significant quantities of nitric oxide ( NO ) . 

If it had been properly heated it would slip on without any trouble . 

Heat a large non-stick or stainless steel frying pan ( or wok ) and add the onion , pepper , carrots and celery . 

To heat the oven we placed shavings and wood in between and around the tyres which usually took about an hour to heat sufficiently . 

Cold , I 'm afraid , but you could heat some soup if you want -- the top 's done . 

The fishhouse is insulated ( the ceiling had to be lowered ) and heated by a boiler -- there are no heaters in the tanks and no lights , filters or centralised system . 

Molten pig iron heated by coal in a reverbatory furnace was purified into ` malleable " iron by the air circulating through the furnace . 

On very special nights he was allowed to stand beside her hot tub in a steamy bathroom heated by a small portable fire and smelling of sweet herbs . 

The saline is eventually filtered and then heated in shallow pans to complete the evaporation process before the salt is left to crystallise . 

The technique makes use of the properties that water develops when heated to high temperatures at high atmospheric pressures . 

Water heated with an immersion heater also uses night-rate electricity ( Economy 7 ) during the on period , but full-rate electricity during the day . 

He experimented with materials which , when heated with cast iron , might combine with some of these impurities . 

The prime victim , however , is the convenience supermarket meal which is cooked only to a certain temperature at processing stage , then chilled , transported and briefly heated before eating . 

Very few food poisoning bacteria grow if they are colder than 5°C and they are killed if heated above 63°C . 

Unfortunately a cold home , heated only when there are wet clothes around , causes damp and consequently health problems . 

All dwellings and the hot water system are heated using off-peak electricity . 

`` He said he had problems in his marriage , '' says Stephanopoulos , correcting Donaldson 's deviation from the pre-scripted fudge-phrase of the day. ( Today , of course , the president 's defenders claim that Clinton admitted infidelity on 60 Minutes and that the fully informed voters simply did n't care . )

Well , I did , or you tend to be , you used to be Claire , when you used to wax your legs . 

She needed to be caressed and he caressed her , massaging and pinching at the puckered rose-pink nipples , until the heat burst into searing flame and wildfire licked over her body .

Carried away on a rushing tide of dark enchantment , she quivered as his tongue caressed her skin , his mouth feather-light as it brushed enticingly , back and forth , over her swollen nipples .

` It should n't be rushed , " he told her quietly , his thumb caressing her chin .

He put out a hand and caressed her hair , her head , with tenderness and , she thought , curious detachment .

Deftly he undid the buttons and impatiently pushed the material back , his fingers sending tongues of fire through her body as he caressed her naked skin .

He whimpered with the pain of it , and caressed the fingers lovingly with his good hand .

Her hand was caressing her own breast now , probing with such delicacy , feeling the hard resistance , the anger of her lover .

It was like swimming in warm darkness , only her slender arms around his neck holding her upright as his hands caressed her body and moulded her against him .

She held an ebony flute with silver keys on her lap and she caressed it absently as she listened to Francie .

` Well -- I 've only heard this , you understand -- but von Bruhel caresses her -- intimately-in public … "

His hard fingers caressed her ruthlessly and she moaned with pleasure .

A springy , open-hearted feeling attends the Pilgrims ' progress through the second movement , while the third is caressed in a very tender fashion .

He lounged by the window , his eyes caressing the roadway for any sign of Hebden 's return .

The Times caressed us with recondite information : no Pakistani batsman had made a century at Headingley ; Pakistan bowled their 100th no-ball in the series ( Wasim Akram , not out 63 ) .

I 've tried not to mind when he caresses my breast in a restaurant or a theatre , making sure that everyone understands what I am -- and that he owns me .

He kissed and caressed her , and with the delicate touch , the finesse of a very experienced lover began to undress her , slipping off her skirt before undoing the small covered buttons on her blouse .

She slid her arms round his neck and he groaned softly , deep in his throat , his hands moving downwards to caress her silky skin .

I 'm sure there are lots of responsible Rottweiler owners , but they tend to put dogs before children . 

But because there is no sizing , colours tend to bleed or dry with blurry outlines . 

If the Grand Duke had been assassinated there would be no surprise , for Grand Dukes tended to come and go . 

In so far as there is surveillance of us , we tend to feel it is largely intended for our own good , to avoid us getting into difficult situations , etc …

These resources tend to be associated with each other , further compounding their uneven distribution . 

Floor boards and furniture tend to follow the humidity and this is the reason for the ghostly noises one hears in the house at night . 

Motherese tends to be produced at a slower rate , with more pronounced pauses and exaggerated intonational contours . 

Most of lowland Britain is intensively cultivated ; upland areas tend to be used for sheep farming and/or for game ( grouse , deer etc. ) as well as for other recreational activities . 

The frequency of occurrence of such optional information tends to be low , and a translation which repeatedly indicates information that is normally left unspecified in the target language is bound to sound unnatural . 

High exhaustivity tends to be a feature of databases indexed automatically on the basis of the text of the document . 

In terms of the statistics directly employed to assess regional economic performance , by far the widest exposure tends to be given to measurements of regional per capita GDP . 

A horse that pulls with his ears forward tends to be just eager . 

In the wild the plant is valued because its roots tend to anchor the otherwise loose soil and the autumnal leaf fall from the plants further helps the soil by fertilising it . 

Politically motivated intellectuals tended not to fall silent on receiving official positions but to capitalize on their prominence . 

The new textbooks tended to deal more candidly with Japan 's pre-1945 aggression than had been the case previously . 

Manufactured goods tend to have income elasticities greater than one , so when we buy more of those , then it 's quite likely that we 'll actually be erm , importing more of those . 

It tended to replace teacher-imposed activities in which the whole class joined . 

When I realise that here the attacks tend to take an absurd religious turn , I should almost venture to think that this even necessitates a return to the North . 

One is that players will tend to chip the ball more as the tackler moves in . 

Teachers and careers advisers tend to push students towards single honours physics or chemistry degrees , or , more usually , engineering . 

Where it was used to coat a sloping surface , it is likely that defects will emerge , inviting water penetration , because the material tends to ` creep " under its self-weight . 

Studies of lesbians tend either to employ traditional methods like hormone measurement ( Dancey 1987 ) or the Q sort ( Kitzinger 1986 ) , or to study women 's lives in an exploratory , unstructured way . 

He opened one of the packets of biscuits and unscrewed the lid of the flask . 

An answering knock came from inside , and taking the screw from her pocket she unscrewed the crate expertly . 

Even as she spoke she was taking a fleecy rose-coloured towel out of the linen press , turning on the water , unscrewing a flask of bath essence which perfumed the rising steam . 

Robyn unscrewed a jar of moisturiser and smoothed it over her face and neck . 

`` We have had cricket sales before and we enjoy seeing the buyers in front of the rostrum unscrewing their flasks and unwrapping their sandwiches , '' said Richard Madley , a director of Phillips auctioneers .

On some objects scenes were reproduced whose precise meaning is difficult to recapture . 

Malcolm was listening to it all in order to reproduce what was necessary . " 

As you may know , CPRW produces a Christmas Card each year and we have always chosen to reproduce a painting by a living artist working or residing in Wales . 

It is an infringement of copyright to reproduce a work by photocopying it , other than for the purposes of research and private study . 

If this is printed directly on a page printer at the same resolution the results seem reasonable but attempt to reproduce the image by photocopying or traditional printing and the lack of quality is all too apparent . 

To reproduce them by traditional means has required a special camera which can reduce the photograph to the required size and , at the same time , convert it into a pattern of dots--a process called halftone screening . 

First , we shall be publishing with HMSO a book on Slezer to accompany the exhibition , and should like your permission to reproduce your drawings in this book . 

Because these instructions are stored , and not the pattern of dots , it is possible to reproduce them on any system at whatever size is required . 

Unfortunately for the mayor , the Londonderry Sentinel also reproduced the signature on the letter -- ` Eamonn McCann , Secretary " . 

These organisations are ready and willing to accept your work and reproduce it to a significantly higher quality that you can achieve with a page printer such as Apple 's LaserWriter or even AM Varityper 's VT 600 . 

Some processes do not reproduce pictures very well and the subject needs to be in bold relief without too much fussiness , whereas other processes are able to reproduce every detail . 

At Curtius 's death Marie inherited both his gallery and estate , and she continued to reproduce the eerily life-like effigies . 

The simple fact is that , even with a very good 24-pin matrix printer , it is very hard to reproduce typographic fonts . 

A pixel addressable printer can obviously reproduce a bit mapped image , and page description formats have developed to allow this . 

High resolution images on the computer screen can now be reproduced by printer far more accurately . 

A possible clue to the identity of an alternative Handel harpsichord is provided by the design for a lid painting by Sir James Thornhill which is reproduced by Russell . 

The use of this structured form of communication has enabled Figure 11.2 to be reproduced by transmitting seven lines , each containing a mnemonic and a set of alphanumeric symbols in an order indicated by the mnemonic . 

A week later , he gave an interview in the same vein to the Observer , which was reproduced by the BBC and by the New York Times . 

All the studies related to ‘ Guernica ’ and ‘ Las Meniñas ’ are reproduced and each work of art is identified by references to the catalogues of Zervos and the other authorities . 

The UK , for instance , now permits copyright works of art to be reproduced for the purposes of advertising their sale . 

Each artwork is reproduced in full colour on a single page with a Biblical quotation accompanying it . 

The text was reproduced in the local Unionist newspaper , the Londonderry Sentinel , on 22 February . 

At the end of the day , however , all the programs produce pieces of paper that need to be reproduced in quantity . 

It is extremely important that ALL traces of incorrect transfers etc. are removed , or these will be reproduced on the finished board . 

Reproduced in calendars , on birthday cards , and in coffee-table books , this painting has become almost a ritualized symbol of the reverence which English people have for their countryside . 

The typewriter had been made in Delhi many years ago , copied from an English Underwood and reproduced in every detail except for the vital spring to drive the keys back . 

The problem to date has been that the colours seen on the display monitor are difficult to reproduce accurately in the final dyed or printed product : what you see is not always what you get ! 

Dirt found in the craquelure and in the wood beneath in genuine fifteenth-century paintings would be hard to reproduce in a recent version . 

Reproduced to a uniform size on the printed page , sculptures which are monumental in size can not be distinguished from those which are mere studies or maquettes . 

Fahey and Narayanan , in a quotation I reproduced earlier from their book on ` environmental analysis " stressed that : 

Some of the fans remember it , their memory jogged by the 3p programme which the club reproduced for the last round against Bromsgrove . 

Most Scandinavia rugs , for example , adapted their own folk art traditions ; England and Poland incorporated heraldic elements , often reproduced from coats-of-arms , into much more Persian-inspired . 

His works travel the world , reproduced on postcards , posters and any medium which does not actually detract from the artist 's intention . 

Overall , it 's best to leave the photographs out of the electronic side of things altogether and get them reproduced optically for you by your printer . 

In an earlier part of the article , which is not reproduced here , she says : 

There was a really good profile of all the youngsters which I could reproduce if people want . 

Handing his keys to the parking valet , he decided that he would take a firm stand .

The typical situation is a hospital out-patient department ; the receptionist hands a questionnaire to the patient who completes it before or after treatment and returns the form there and then .

Tom handed the reins to Carrie and leaped from the light cart , heading for a nearby cottage .

` Be my guest , " Trent said and handed him the eight thousand dollars from his back pocket .

He came up to my room and obligingly handed me some for my wife , myself and friends .

Patrick handed Stevie the 7-iron which he preferred for these pitch and run shots .

At a birthday party yesterday -- on Kensington Woof Gardens -- he and a few brothers and sisters handed £200,000 to Guide Dogs for the Blind for a new training centre in Southampton .

He 'd come half past seven to eight to pay us as we came to work , to hand us the money we 'd earnt for the last week , always keeping about three days in hand .

At this time the Temple resembled a huge slaughterhouse as thousands of lambs were sacrificed and handed to the people for the celebration of the Passover meal that night .

As I handed my music to the organist , I shook so badly he bought me a brandy and made me drink it .

` Tante grazie , Benito , " Lucenzo muttered to the boatman , who handed him the keys to the ignition .

On Aug. 19 French military transport planes began flying planeloads of food aid from Djibouti to Baidoa , where they handed the food to ICRC representatives .

Duncan took out his passport and handed it to the older man , who opened it to the relevant page and stamped it with a small stamper he had with him .

Ikeda handed a personal message from Yoshida to Dodge at a meeting in the Defense Department in early May .

Neville had been handed the keys , told to take his wages from the disabled cash register , and left to get on with it .

Jed handed the gun to McGowan and climbed into the driver 's seat .

A checklist should be made of all cash , cheques and postal orders received through the post and handed to the cashier for entry into the appropriate records .

He poured Moselle for her , brushed fingers as he handed her the glass and looked into her eyes .

The report will be handed to the Public Accounts Committee in the New Year .

Kevin had handed Fat Freddy an envelope on the steps of the bank .

I arrived at work on the Monday and was handed a cheque and my personal belongings at the desk in the foyer and was then escorted out by Security .

Within weeks of being handed the Northern Ireland portfolio by Neil Kinnock in the summer of 1987 , McNamara was telling a radio interviewer :

She handed me a glass of cider , others accepted a small glass of a clear liquid that made them wince as they swallowed it .

At the church youth club Christmas party George Jennings handed me an orange squash .

Disappearing into a back room , he emerged carrying a gold watch and chain which he handed to the two policemen .

They handed the letters to a school in Varobaco and the replies are already flooding in !

She took the coffee that the waiter had brought and handed a cup to Wexford .

As he turned and handed the binoculars to his elder brother he frowned in what he hoped was a manly , intent manner and tried to make his voice sound casual .

Her mind kept flicking back to the python smile of the assassin , conjuring images of what might have been : death , blood , pain .

To speak as I have of meteorite ` concentrations " may conjure the wrong image .

A NAME like Pauline Gascoyne inevitably conjures an image of a bimbo Gazza in a GTi , to whom a diesel car would be about as socially acceptable as dandruff .

Secondly , it conjures the Wild West by virtue of its position as the middle of a line of three forts , Fort William to the south , and Fort George to the north .

This use of imagery such as ` barren chasms " , ` icy caves " and ` slippery crag " help conjure an unbelievable picture of depression and sorrow .

Somehow it conjures images of smuggling days , perhaps because of its standing as the chief gathering place for the seafarers of former times .

His name would immediately conjure a mood of lonely alienation .

His head sank so low that his collar dented his bottom lip , and Sarah had touched his arm in sympathy , earning an even stronger rebuke herself . 

They created this distressed finish by marking and denting the guitar all over with a tool which gave the instrument a used/vintage appearance . 

A policeman attempted to open the bathroom door with a crowbar , denting the wood . 

The experience would not dent her confidence or make her fearful about driving alone , she said . 

Moving this took 15 trips in my ancient Renault , which struggled under loads that threatened to dent its roof bars . 

The unhappy launching had neither deterred him nor dented his enthusiasm . 

The door you dented will have to be replaced and the damaged bumper straightened and resprayed . " 

Then she turned and walked towards the deep end , turned again and did a perfect back flip , hardly denting the surface and coming up into a smooth breaststroke only a few feet away from me . 

He advises those less trammelled by convention than himself to adopt the use of key signatures for both horns and trumpets , except in obviously atonal music .

Oh baby , if I were n't so trammelled , would I ever like to rev up and give this little sweetheart one cosmic klop on the jaw .

Trammelled by my exhaustive cataloguing of habit , which I had continued to practise at Mr Broadhurst 's insistence , my visual escapades had become fully manageable .

Field Marshal Lord Wavell was strong in his support for the S.A.S. He had commented that one should never allow oneself to be ` trammelled by the bonds of orthodoxy " .

Screeching an alarm call , they attract more and more small birds to the scene until the bird of prey is surrounded by a noisy , angry mob . 

Clytemnestra agreed vociferously , leaping on to a stool and screeching hysterically at sight of her lead . 

Mad machines gibbered , cackled , screeched insanely and blasted each other with sudden bursts of machine gun fire . 

By now Smallfry was using her other voice , the one that screeched shrilly and somehow managed to transform her from a beautiful movie-star into something savage and frightening . 

The other creatures screeched nervously , but they were n't running away . 

Hanging about on the other side of the open door , you wanted to screech then run . 

She sometimes pointed out , though not aggressively , that Jed 's hawk Abelard on its perch in the bicycle shed screeched incessantly during the hours of daylight . 

The squalls were screeching now over their heads , rain curtains hurtling after each other seaward across the low swampland . 

The only other course of action for a tree-nester is to hop about in the tree , squawking and screeching noisily in an attempt to break the attacker 's concentration . 

Nails screeched and popped , and the board juddered away at the bottom as something outside slammed against the wood . 

I heard the tyres screech and quickly moved my right leg because I knew he was about to make contact . 

The naughty monkeys screeched their high-pitched calls as the Pack Council met to discuss the man cub 's future . 

And tomorrow , you could put a drop of oil on that loft door , and the stable one an' all ; they screech like barn owls . " 

A gull screeched in the distance , dived over the lake-calm deep purple of the North Sea stretching away to a hard straight line , the horizon . 

The man swore at her before turning away , the seagulls screeching above his battered hat . 

On a near-perpendicular mountainy field , a flock of seagulls screeched behind a tractor , and men and women raw-handedly filled sacks with potatoes . 

He was screeching , sobbing and wailing with the aplomb of a professional mourner and it was n't always easy to understand what he was saying . 

Swifts rode high above the roof tops , screeching , swooping after summer gnats . 

In fact , tawnies are the only British owls that hoot -- some of them screech , but little owls whistle and barn owls make a terrible snorting sound like an old man snoring . 

The catamaran heaved beneath his feet , the wind screeched , the stays and mast thrashed the deck . 

Suddenly , however , he heard a lot of confused noises -- the brakes screeched , steam hissed , and people were screaming and shouting . 

Little Paul spends a short time at Mrs Pipchin 's ( on the recommendation of Miss Tox , a former child-boarder ) , where he is not quelled as the others are , but thoroughly discomfits her with his sharp questions and grave stare . 

And then he discomfited her utterly by keeping that silence until he had turned into the Hamiltons ' driveway , switched off the engine , and opened the boot to retrieve her luggage . 

While Danzigers remained unimpressed by Polish historical claims , Germany , too , longed to deny sovereignty , but found it more convenient in practice to encourage notions of the Free City 's independence , since this discomfited the Poles without direct confrontation . 

He confesses this is why he 's started leaping out in uncharacteristic new directions which discomfit the regulars , playing with bright colours and polka dots when the world expects sludge and subtle stripes ad nauseam . 

She looked away again , for her gaze seemed to discomfit Wolff , and said : ` I imagine there was never a more interesting time to be a banker than the present . " 

It was plain that the two great detectives were discomfited by each other 's presence . 

The Bolger government was further discomfited by renewed tension with France over the Rainbow Warrior affair . 

They rocked in their seats to see how easily adults can be discomfited . 

When Lotty and Rose finally arrived , they were discomfited to find Mrs Fisher , a formidable widow , and Lady Dester , a bored society beauty trying to escape male attention , already in residence . 

This only discomfited the coroner further , he stared down at the floor and shuffled his feet like some clumsy schoolboy . 

Normally , Pooley was concerned to hide his upper-class origins from the general public as well as from his police confrères , but occasionally Eton came in useful when he wanted to discomfit a member of the public who was treating him like PC Plod . 

Ronni snatched her gaze away , discomfited by the dark-eyed scrutiny . 

They say some chief constables are unwilling to enforce the law , in case it provokes a violent reaction from the travellers .

According to the argument , it was the passing of the law that was important to the reformers , not how effectively it was enforced afterwards .

Thus , our definition of crime is based on criminal laws which are made by particular governments and enforced by established criminal procedure .

His award may be enforced as if it were a judgment of the court , and there is a limited right of appeal from his award to the High Court on a point of law .

The anxiety of the papal reformers to put all clergy under a rule shows that experience suggested to them that celibacy could only be enforced on monks or folk living a quasi-monastic life .

The militants enforced the ban on cheating in school exams , and even that old tradition disappeared .

And there 's some doubt as to whether the council can make its tenant farmers enforce the ban .

They or their heirs can enforce this contract against one another for the whole period .

This was the trade embargo which was enforced on Nicaragua by the United States .

Branding and voucher regulations were enforced much more consistently than in earlier years .

Mr Yates was told police had not enforced the legislation before because of ` an oversight . "

Whenever the courts enforce a promise on the ground that another has relied upon it , a transfer of wealth occurs .

Whether a mortgage is legal or equitable , the mortgagee can enforce his security by applying to the court for an order for foreclosure .

According to Engels the State only develops with the full elaboration of classes , and it is the tool of the ruling class enforcing its will on those whom it oppresses .

a corporatist incomes policy is a negotiated policy which is enforced primarily by means of moral suasion and private coercion , rather than state coercion .

Under Roman-Dutch law , which gradually came to be enforced in the Low Country , all children were allowed a share in the inheritance .

Certain norms are formalized by translation into laws which are enforced by official sanctions .

There are laws against hunting , but they are not yet fully enforced .

The men behind this ordinance seem to have been the greater merchants , who hoped to control the trade more strictly in their own interests , but the new system was never wholly enforced .

With the Egg deal , Foster became one of the few women in Hollywood with the power to green-light her own projects .

Almost every studio executive with the power to `` green-light '' or authorize a movie 's production is male .

The tape controlled the entire show , including all lighting cues , and the stage manager would have little more to do than read his newspaper and greenlight the girls as they waited in the wings .

The result is a tendency to ` blame the victim " , a belief that older people have caused the plight in which they find themselves . 

The letter quotes Black as saying that white and Navajo ranchers ` misrepresent " their livestock losses and ` blame everything on coyotes " . 

Orkney Islands Council Social Work Department refused to implement the independent decision of the Children 's Panel , and blamed the Reporter for allowing them to reach it . 

Preston Crown Court is told that the two boys accused of murdering the Merseyside toddler James Bulger each blamed the other for attacking the child . 

As it 's possible to be backward compatible but not forward compatible , you ca n't blame the program for being unable to correctly identify a processor introduced after the program was written . 

I mean , if the cheque bounced three times before your wah-wah pedal went wrong , can you really blame the dealer for being a trifle tardy with the repair … ? 

Kabir came to the market to sell from his loom when the woman grasped his hand , blaming him for being faithless , and followed him to his house , saying she would not be forsaken . 

Dr Farmery blames the Department of Health for causing undue alarm , but that claim 's rejected by the Helpline set up to address public concern . 

So who can blame the publisher for charging the maximum he believed the market can stand ? 

A House of Commons report has blamed the World Bank for contributing to rainforest destruction . 

` It 's worse for them because they blame themselves for having provided me with the financial means to take a plebeian job . " 

I blame myself for looking on and allowing you to poison their minds . 

Now she was growing resentful , blaming Anna for worrying her . 

Throughout adulthood we are constantly reinforcing our own ageist attitudes by blaming our own inadequacies on ageing . 

DEC 's new CEO , Robert Palmer , himself a product of the semiconductor business , blamed their hesitancy on getting burned by Sun Sparc and MIPS RISC chips . 

As ethnic violence in western Kenya [ see p. 38800 ] continued throughout April , the government blamed the conflict on leading members of FORD . 

Yucatecos blamed the whole shady episode on meddling from the centre , and took it as confirmation of their opinion that little good ever comes out of Mexico city . 

EC Commissioner Ray MacSharry and America 's Ed Madigan blamed each other after failing to reach agreement in Chicago . 

Societies blame a combination of falling interest -- basic rates are now 8.5 per cent -- and a drive among consumers to pay off credit cards for the squeeze on funds . 

If she wanted us to blame Burrows by faking an entry point , surely the simplest thing would have been to leave the window open ? 

He blames the original strategy of creating large , highly integrated manufacturing groups . 

There are also complaints in Japan , where foreign suppliers have long blamed their difficulty in penetrating the Japanese market on the closed ranks of the keiretsu . 

Now the Government choose to blame the European Commission instead of putting the blame where it rightly lies -- on their own lack of support for the project . 

The Mail also tries to blame Labour supporters for ` beating up " a Tory candidate , Owen Paterson , in Wrexham . 

On education , Mr Beith blamed the Government for constantly changing the rules and making teachers ' lives a misery . 

` My God , Jessamy , do you blame me for absolutely everything that went wrong between us ? " 

` I 'm tired of reading and hearing about bands who do nothing but slag off their first record , and blame the producer for not getting it right . 

In what was widely seen as a veiled attack on the French government , the Moroccan authorities blamed the disturbances on " a conspiracy of foreign countries " . 

Charterail -- set up two years ago to draw freight from the roads -- also blamed its collapse on ` unfruitful discussions " with transport minister Roger Freeman . 

He blamed the delays on ` the realities of getting practical things off the ground " , but insisted that the Government was sticking to the original target figure and they were making ` excellent progress " . 

Within three months of the move , the railway station was closed and Millar blamed Dr Beeching as the architect of his isolation . 

Its officials blamed perennial financial woes as the reason , adding that the society was pursuing negotiations for a potentially life-saving merger with another institution -- the New York Public Library . 

Lord Vansittart , a former Foreign Office official , had written a pamphlet entitled Black Record blaming the Germans for a record of barbarism going back to the era of the Roman Empire . 

` What do you mean , ma'am ? " the sergeant grunted suspiciously , over-sensitive in his present mood , and fearful the superintendent was blaming him for some unknown misdemeanour . 

In giving orders to subordinates , an official will go by the rule book and will blame someone else for the existence of the rules where his decision appears inappropriate . 

By five in the morning she had decided to go back , to return to them and forget music , blame her defection on a temporary post-natal madness . 

The head of South Africa 's CITES delegation , Piet Mulder , agreed that there was evidence of SADF involvement in ivory smuggling , but blamed it on a few corrupt elements . 

Richard Branson 's airline blamed the breakdown on BA for trying to impose a “ gagging clause ” in an agreement which would have seen BA pay £9 million in compensation to Virgin . 

He had even had the gall to blame it on Folly herself ; to say it would never have happened if she had been more ` reasonable " . 

` He was quite temperamental because of his perfectionism , and he was always concerned that there was something he was not doing with the material ; in other words , he blamed it on his delivery . " 

Delhi has blamed the unrest on Islamabad , accusing it of arming , training and inspiring the subversives , a charge Pakistan denies . 

The official JANA news agency blamed the fire on Israeli and United States sabotage . 

Cypress attributed its upswing to its restructuring efforts , blaming a negative impact on revenues in part on Sun Microsystems Inc 's delayed design-in decision on HyperSparc , Cypress ' Viking competitor . 

He was so dangerously persuasive -- and it would be all too convenient to blame everything on the absent Miss Philimore . 

She blamed it on the after-effects of the trial and the feta cheese in the salad . 

He blames the mistakes on the book on which the film was based . 

The administration blames the delay on the fact that Hillary Rodham Clinton , the president 's wife and head of the task force , had to take two weeks off to care for her dying father . 

The rebels blamed the massacre on the government troops and the government blamed it on the rebels . 

Of course they deny responsibility , blaming any trouble on weekend ravers who they say expect ` something for nothing " . 

He blamed the weak links at federal level for shortcomings in the Yugoslav programme on Kosovo , but was convinced that constitutional changes would help resolve some of these problems . 

But the coach operator blames unruly behaviour by school children . 

Durham county councillors confirmed this week that the homes would close , blaming competition from private homes , vacant places , and investment needed on council homes . 

They had blamed everything from arthritis to a bowel condition . 

Shearson yesterday blamed the continued slowdown in market activity and excess capacity for the redundancies . 

His mother 's aloofness on the day she heard the terrible news turned to a kind of mistrust , even hatred , as though she blamed David in some bizarre way for the death of her husband . 

He blamed the decline in sales on ‘ the erosion of distribution channels ’ and on management philosophy , which ‘ must clearly undergo a radical change ’ . 

Father Tom Connolly , the spokesman for the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland , blamed any decline in young people 's behaviour on adults . 

And he blames his rapid rise to stardom , while still in his early 20s , for much of his reaction against acting . 

They blamed the crises that have affected it on the way in which EC members carried out their obligations , not on the ERM itself . 

In his mind he somehow blamed himself that his relatives had died . 

The pilot who takes a chance is always to blame if he creates an unnecessary hazard . 

This hateful thing had taken place , and Frankie knew that somehow he must be to blame . 

" If they were drunk and disorderly and so on , they only had themselves to blame . 

Under the code , if your clothes are damaged and t he dry cleaner is to blame , they should be cleaned again free of charge or you should be fairly compensated . 

It means that patients , in their ignorance , blame already overstressed medical staff for delays or treatment withheld while those who should be held accountable are cushioned from the consequence of their actions . 

SOUTHPORT were beaten 3-2 by Wrexham in an FA Cup replay at the Racecourse on November 7 , but only had themselves to blame . 

Georgiana Greenwood may have been partly to blame , but it had to do with the fact that we really were n't running the conference out of the college . 

I was sorry for her , but in my opinion she had only herself to blame for being in such a mess , and I was smugly self-satisfied that the problems were hers and not mine . 

PIGEONS blamed for damaging a borough 's efforts in the Wales in Bloom contest should be turned into a tourist attraction , a councillor has urged . 

Belgrade , previously blamed for fuelling the war , threw its weight behind the Vance-Owen peace plan earlier this month hoping the world would respond by lifting crippling economic sanctions against Serbia-dominated Yugoslavia . 

Draskovic kept up his demands , however , for the resignation of the whole Serbian government , which he blamed as a body for the violent end to the March 9 disturbances . 

In the past four weeks about 130 residents living close to the Sydenham base have complained of nausea and headaches which they blame on aircraft fumes . 

This was counterbalanced by decline in government and defence revenues , and in computing and electronics , blamed on cutbacks by hardware manufacturers . 

Along the chalk downs in southern England there are a number of short , steep-sided dry valleys traditionally blamed on the devil ( for example , Devil 's Dyke near Brighton ) . 

The side effects usually blamed on grades are , in fact , those we have already seen associated with other aspects of assessment systems -- emphasis on the easily-measured , unfairness , standardization , competition , extrinsic rewards . 

This omission the CIA conveniently blamed on a handful of spies . 

The Zimbabwean government is being embarrassed by evidence of high-level involvement in the killing of its dwindling rhino population , which it has long blamed on Zambian poachers . 

The summit also called for an end to the deadlock in Iran-Iraq peace talks , which it blamed on the " persistently negative stance and intransigence " of Iran . 

Environmentalists have also expressed concern at reports of massive fish deaths in the region , which local people blame on use of herbicides and pesticides in the plantations . 

The Bank is also considering introducing environmental safeguards into its controversial structural adjustment programmes ( blamed by environmentalists for forcing third world countries to despoil their environmental heritage in the quest for Northern-style economic prosperity ) . 

A few old veterans of the Mosleyite British Union Movement were identified amongst the marchers , and conveniently blamed by some of the more deluded , or self-deluding , but there seemed little escape from the truth . 

One such , Mr Goodlad , has said culling should be introduced to curb population growth among grey seals ( blamed by some for falling fish stocks ) . 

Liverpool is , in turn , blamed by Wirralians for bringing and spreading all manner of evil across the region . 

In a 133-page report , the department blamed " human error " for the emissions . 

The studies , which examined adult workers in industries using lead , blamed poor enforcement of laws designed to limit exposure to the metal , together with ignorance of the laws among industrial managers . 

He blames the Movitex collapse on a series of ` ill-advised " property transactions made by its then managing director . 

The old adage that a bad workman always blames his tools is borne out on many a windsurfing beach . 

The bank blames problem debts from small business and personal customers particularly in the south of England . 

Thus , although capitalism is blamed by many workers for the treatment older people receive today , it is clear that ageism has a history which long predates this form of social organisation . 

In his letter McGlinchey claimed he was wrongly blamed for removing files on members of the security forces from the company 's Ballymena branch . 

The clear-cut hillsides have been blamed for the mud avalanches that caused almost all of the deaths . 

The failure of the meeting was widely blamed on the reported refusal of Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates , two of the main over-producers , to offer production cuts . 

A lot can be blamed on years of dictatorship and rotten planning -- but not all . 

They blame youth crime on unemployment and lack of respect for the law . 

He 's not a man who 'll share his woman , and I do n't blame him . 

But after all the poor chap had been worried -- I could n't blame him . 

Also dust them with a fungicide such as green or yellow sulphur before storing . 

Imagine dusting each bud with a soft brush and malathion dust ! 

Garnish with the chopped cashew nuts and dust the salad with a little cayenne pepper . 

While the swiss roll is cooking , dust a large sheet of greaseproof paper with plenty of caster sugar . 

For best results , some products are recommended to be used after dusting your skin with talc first . 

Two people were in the living room , a man and a woman , both in uniform , dusting the various surfaces with whitish powder . 

The process takes a previously printed image which before the ink is dry is dusted with a resinous powder . 

It will thus be dusted with successive batches of pollen as they mature and will deliver them to other flowers on different individual plants elsewhere in its territory . 

Drop in the orange and dust with the mixture to set the fragrance . 

Norman opened his tool-box and took out a pair of rubber gloves , which he dusted with talcum powder , and drew over his sensitive digits . 

Apart from the final point , these were no different from the policies being advocated by the Liberals .

The changes in child benefit advocated here illustrate the nature of the change that will occur .

Shirley MacLaine advocates their use and Tina Turner never travels without them .

Eugenicists advocated measures to restrain the mentally , and less determinedly the physically , weak from reproducing ( by placing them in institutions , or , more radically , by sterilization ) .

The party programme advocates the closure of all nuclear power stations and the reform of the industrial system .

His movement advocated the formation of a provisional government which would supervise the election of a constituent assembly to " establish the people 's authority " .

Some groups advocate leaders working part-time to finance their pastoral responsibilities .

He strongly advocated the greater efficiency derived from the concentration of Government Offices in the Whitehall area , close to the Treasury .

I am not seriously advocating suicide right on stage , although I know a man who does .

It was in that year that female suffrage was being widely advocated and the militant suffragettes made their appearance .

These later governments have advocated ( if not always implemented ) programmes designed to reduce collectivism , public-sector activity and expenditure , and apparent social dependency , whilst liberating enterprise and encouraging individualism .

A philosopher who has advocated utilitarianism in this spirit is J.J.C. Smart .

A transport policy which advocates private cars is not a policy which protects the environment .

The approach advocated here has a semantic net whose link objects or ` node-link-node " triples point to paragraphs .

Only those advocating acts of violent sedition would be liable for punishment under the criminal code .

The same problem is raised by Fillmore ( 1977 : 119 ) when he advocates a methodology to which a discourse analyst may often wish to appeal :

One final question , " Is the panel advocating thrombolysis by general practitioners ? "

The Prince of Wales has advocated a fundamental reform of European agricultural policy in order to halt overproduction and preserve the wildlife and countryside .

Dena , who advocated Greco-Turkish rapprochement , had attracted the hostility of both nationalists and religious fundamentalists .

We are advocating a new cultural awareness for pupils in all schools from all neighbourhoods .

In September 1982 the CDU advocated the abolition of the post of parliamentary state secretary .

Many experts advocate rewarding your child for good behaviour , but Deborah Jackson has a dim view of this .

Very few people on the Left these days advocate centralized and bureaucratized models of economic allocation .

This had been the view vehemently advocated by the Independent Labour Party in the 1920s and by Oswald Mosley , when he was a supporter of the Labour Party during the 1920s .

The article advocated a policy of economic autarchy , with the exclusion of foreign investment and legislation to ensure that ` gombeen capital " was invested in Ireland .

Hughes advocated the use of low potencies prescribed on pathological grounds rather than on the patient 's general symptom picture .

Labour advocated measures such as nationalisation to help run the economy more efficiently and provide full employment with prosperity .

The majority of people also voted for parties which advocate a Scottish parliament , but the Government rejects it .

The Committee advocated that the density of dwellings in working-class development should not exceed 12 to the acre in urban areas ( 8 in rural areas ) .

Backed now by his own paramilitary group , he advocates the expulsion from Serbia of ethnic minorities and ` politically suspect " Serbs ( his phrase ) .

In my books I strongly advocate that a rope is carried in the party for use as a safeguard if necessary , or to aid retreat .

The duty of Japan to lead Asia in resistance to the West was widely advocated .

Thus , early in 1933 , the Communists were still advocating the " United Front from Below " , the formation of action committees rather than the establishment of formal relations between Left leaders .

This is advocated by the National Association of Citizens " Advice bureaux , the Money Advice Association and the Consumer Congress . "

This practice was also advocated by Hippocrates , the ` father of medicine " , several centuries before .

I quote from Tribune of10 March 1989 : " Those who advocated regional government also have little idea of the amount of managerial talent required to organise and control it .

She , too , advocated the Good Book and regular Communion , but she also had useful information to give on cleanliness and medical matters , and knew how to make soup out of almost nothing .

The recommendations advocated widespread changes in the criminal law .

I had no time for those who advocated abortions of convenience , as if the child was somehow an invading organism , like gonorrhoea .

The latter advocated the establishment of objectives and the monitoring of their achievement through the development of measures of performance .

The NUR has traditionally advocated a single union for railway workers , but this has been strongly resisted by ASLEF .

He advocated an international exchange of teachers and pupils in a free Europe .

A letter in a local newspaper advocated sending latinos ` back to Burritoville . "

Charges have also been advocated for precisely the opposite reason .

What enraged the liberals was that this involved placing political appointees at much lower levels of the hierarchies than had been usual , to increase the positive responsiveness of the bureaucracy to his policies . 

Such wretched arrogance on the part of the defeated revolutionary so enraged the Tory-voting entrepreneurs opposite that they set about producing a reply , out of brown wrapping paper and spray paint . 

The book , which is fierce , elegant and utterly unsparing is bound to enrage anyone who takes for granted the necessity of State funding for the arts . 

The question enrages China , which gobbled up Tibet in 1951 ( to few protests at the time ) . 

He disconcerted her , baffled and enraged her , sparked off her fighting spirit . 

She bore it with a little smile of amusement that began to enrage me . 

But his remarks about some of the traditional chippy staff have enraged workers in the region . 

French public opinion was enraged by the attempt and was further inflamed when it became known that Orsini 's bombs had been made in Birmingham and the conspiracy hatched in London . 

Taxi driver Alan Macdonald was so enraged by Linda 's story that he drove her straight to the Daily Mirror . 

The idea of private detention centres will enrage Labour , which yesterday launched its most intensive battle against crime in the party 's history . 

This is hardly the first time that Britain has enraged Brussels by attempting to wriggle out of European environmental legislation . 

What particularly enraged the East End labour movement and the Jewish community was the number of increased unprovoked attacks on Jews and communists by young hooligans in the Stepney , Bethnel Green and Shoreditch areas during 1936 . 

Puttnam stepped very hard on very big toes and enraged his employers by giving press conferences about his battles . 

The MacSharry scheme would enrage these farmers and reduce the budgetary payments that Britain gets from the CAP . 

On the issue of trade , whilst decrying protectionism Bush enraged Australian farmers by refusing to agree to scrap subsidies for US wheat exports . 

It 's a problem that so enraged Martin Cutts of Words at Work that he took up a challenge to rewrite one . 

On May 13 he had enraged the opposition by dismissing the president and vice-president of the National Electoral Board and naming César Polack Romero to be its new head . 

Then observing himself as he fluttered and flustered the teenaged Lara in a restaurant ! 

Miss Harker , flustered already by her experiences with Evelyn and Todger , bridled at his tone . 

Flustered by Ruth 's appearance , she tried to hide the dress , but she was too late . 

He poured scorn on the Conservatives ' pre-election assurances on their low-tax policy , describing the Government as ` political cheats who have got into power by sheer dishonesty and by defrauding the electorate " .

WHEN she is n't flying back and forth from England to Australia , Sarah Key helps the rich and famous to get into shape .

` Because when you bottle things up , Sis , you get very tense and unhappy , and that does n't help you or the baby or anyone else ! "

Also if abscesses come up in sites other than between the lower jaw antibiotics should be used as these abscesses can get very large without treatment .

Generally , people become more worried about these matters as they get older .

It 's not such a magnificent thing that I 've got pregnant , it 's just I 'm the only one that 's kept it .

And somehow in that cold and confused spring , somewhere in some loveless and last sexual act , Phoebe got pregnant .

South of Guildford he got stuck behind a road-train of three steam traction engines hauling a low bogey .

The prescription is expected : lay off the climbing and get stuck into physiotherapy .

In fact the prospect of hosting a dinner party was so fraught with terrors that she 'd probably started to get drunk for it the night before .

These darken at around the 14th week of pregnancy and get more prominent .

Because the attitude always comes in when you start getting more experienced do n't you ?

But the problem continued to get worse and a series of surveys in the 1950s , 1960s and 1970s established the main characteristics of these single , homeless people .

What bothered him most was that the past seemed to get closer and closer to the present .

Since the end of the Second World War people have been getting fatter .

Planners in Sweden and India think their countries can meet their energy needs , cut emissions of greenhouse gases and get richer by the end of the century Debora MacKenzie

Even in normal situations animals can get smaller rather than bigger : the modern tiger , descended from the genus of the sabre-toothed tiger , is now much smaller .

Colleagues , too , were moving on , leaving WTN , being posted abroad , getting married .

No matter how often you clean them they get dirty within minutes .

THERE are some Conservative voters who , believe it or not , are hoping for a Labour victory , on the simple logic that ` it has to get worse before it gets better " .

He added : ` It 's very important at any stage of the season not to get too adrift of the top .

In some countries things are getting worse rather than better -- for instance , the current epidemic of schistosomiasis in Senegal is characterised by the emergence of unexpectedly severe disease and the alarming failure of praziquantel .

As Wimbledon again approaches , the arguments about why British tennis is so poor still rage on , and are getting even more heated .

Max Jacob was delighted to discover ` an English poetess who gets drunk alone with a bottle of whisky " .

On the other hand , the electromagnetic and weak forces , which are not asymptotically free , get stronger at high energies .

The world seems to be getting smaller as more and more people realize that what happens in one country can affect others .

` We were doing horn-led , jump blues and after five years of doing that stuff , I got tired of it .

Their plea follows reports of walkers getting lost while clutching an old copy of Wainwright ; or insisting on crossing private land ‘ because the book says so … ’

Michael is a man who knows his own mind and I was relying on him for some controversial quotes , but he surprised me by agreeing on the whole with Mr Isherwood 's choices .

I had relied on her for support of every kind , long after I was grown-up .

Unfortunately , too many students take what seems the easy way out , and try to remain tied to their tutor 's apron strings throughout the course , relying on him for detailed notes and guidance .

Greenwich was set up as a new meridian which would suit the astronomers ' convenience , and the government relied on them to make the new meridian into a suitable base-line for calculating the longitude .

Though crippled , he managed to give any woman in his presence the conviction that she was delicate , helpless , and ultra-decorative , and could rely on him to shelter her from life 's cruel blows .

In this way the item was immovable , each joint relying on its neighbour for strength and support .

Though considered a floating plant , it frequently puts down roots to the tank bottom , and relies on nutrients both from the water and the substratum .

Their large eyes are much more sensitive than yours , but they do not rely on them entirely .

If you rely on your computer and value the investment you have made , then it is well worth the few minutes spent on preventative maintenance .

If the pH needs adjusting rely on Sodium Bicarbonate or a commercial pH adjuster/stabiliser .

Monty recognized the trauma of drug addiction that Monroe suffered , both of them relying heavily on barbiturates to make them sleep .

Hawkwind rely extensively on a canon of work virtually unchanged since their mid-'70s ` Space Ritual " album .

Consequently it is necessary to rely heavily on sources of information from across the Channel .

Most tasters of Madeira rely almost entirely on their sense of smell .

Jack treats in three clinics six hundred people , six days a week -- relying totally on voluntary help , his only income being from the Calcutta Rescue Fund , a small UK based charity .

Silence is also part of the Japanese communication procedure and they tend to rely heavily upon non-verbal communication .

French investigators rely heavily on the analysis of correspondences .

Most of these villages have little access to land , are not self-sufficient and rely heavily on food aid and food-for-work programmes .

I must admit I relied on him a great deal when dealing with the World Council of Churches .

` In terms of maintaining contact with athletes , the Board rely on people like Tim Hutchings to do things for them .

The less you rely on any drugs , the better for your health in the long run .

Unavailable for work , he relies on friends for food , lodgings and money .

` They rely on the Floridians to pick the right course for them . "

John Edmonds , a confidant of Neil Kinnock , said the party needed to talk to potential members rather than rely on advertisements and mail shots .

The thorny devil ( above ) relies simply on its immensely sharp and powerful spikes for protection , while the bearded lizard ( left ) defends itself by erecting its spiny throat skin .

As babies we relied on others for food , shelter , protection and love .

To get the economy moving he will rely on repairing the infrastructure of America -- its ageing bridges and roads -- to create eight million jobs .

The public are entitled to rely upon libraries for access to information and enlightenment upon every field of human experience and activity .

For relatively large volumes of antibodies , industry has relied on raising the hybrids in ascites ( fluid in the peritoneal cavity ) in mice , rather than in tissue culture .

Even if Europeans could agree on which institution to rely for their future defence , would Europe 's armies be ready for a fray ?

So the teacher finally asks Peggy , who can be relied on to know the correct answer :

Moreover , the Soviet Union has constructed only limited installations and relied upon temporary docking facilities in Cam Ranh Bay .

A music hall singing star , Rose Trelawny , tries to marry above her station but she is miserable -- a bird in a golden cage . 

Your mother was a silly greedy girl -- a gold-digger who wanted to marry above her station , but took fright at the last moment , without caring what hurt she bestowed . 

This meant that couples who had married across the religious divide were not allowed to adopt at all . 

You married below yourself , DeVore thought at once , knowing that Sung would never have made Field Supervisor without such a woman to push him from behind . 

And it was generally accepted that Grandad William Tallentire was capable of making his way in any society , so it really was n't a clear case of Grandma marrying beneath her . 

Mum married beneath her , as they say , she had an education , only it never took , she was n't bright . 

Apparently that imperious woman , Lady Nancy Wyndham , felt that her youngest son was marrying well beneath him , although her husband had been very kind and friendly . 

Everyone close to her knew that Elinor 's unspoken dream was that Miranda -- her only remaining unmarried granddaughter -- should marry into the British aristocracy . 

Claricia Scotti had married into the Contis of Segni , small landowners in the Anagni region to the south-east of Rome . 

When she married a Kent farm labourer her own relatives disowned her : ‘ it was n't a very happy thing , you see , that she married into this family …

Three of his daughters by Elizabeth married into families holding the earldoms of Suffolk , Lincoln , and Rutland . 

If they married outside their own caste , they could be put to death . 

Dalesfolk around the first half of the century tended to marry within their close community , so nearly everyone was related to nearly everyone else . 

Why else do you think she married within weeks of your father 's death if not to try to hold on to his lands ? " 

Fanny , his wife , whom he clandestinely marries against his parents ' wishes , being compelled to spend his wedding night ` in a back-kitchen chimney " at her father 's house . 

He is survived by his wife , Margaret Forbes , whom he married in 1933 , and who contributed to much to his many spheres of activity , and by a son in Australia and a daughter . 

Traditional values still hold sway as 86pc of Ulster youngsters thought it was important for a couple to marry before having children , when the national average was 72pc . 

Accompanied by his wife , whom he had married shortly before sailing , Johnson arrived with the first fleet and celebrated the first Anglican service under ` a great tree " at Sydney cove on 3 February 1788 . 

She had lived there until the war was over , and then her mother had married again and started a new family . 

Then she married again , had three more sons -- and began picking on her oldest . 

When times were good , men married earlier and some were able to marry who otherwise could not have married at all -- and vice versa . 

At the age of eighteen , in January 1227 , Henry III assumed full authority , and he married Eleanor of Provence , in 1236 . 

When I married , I left behind the few friends of my childhood , and made no lasting friends in London . 

` Because you 're marrying Miss Ingram -- she 's your bride ! " 

I remember being one of the most disgusted when Susan Grillet married a Beastly Baronet nearly three times her age . 

They had a son and a daughter , ( Lydia ) Marian , who married Humphrey Mynors , later first baronet , deputy governor of the Bank of England . 

In 1925 he married Evelyn Beatrice , the divorced wife of Robert Henry Thomas and youngest daughter of Colonel William Lewis Clinton Baddeley , a retired military officer .

The antisemitism in Vienna made his appointment to a university professorship difficult , but as he had married when he had returned from Paris in 1886 he needed to make a living .

In 1562 and again in 1566 the Privy Council urged Elizabeth in vain to marry and secure the succession .

In Middlemarch , George Eliot records Dorothea 's state of mind as she prepares to marry Mr Casaubon , a man she hardly knows :

In May 1907 he married his cousin Angela ( died 1930 ) , daughter of William Rolle Malcolm , banker .

NORWEGIAN explorer Erling Kagge , 29 , aiming to become the first person to walk alone to the South Pole , left Oslo yesterday after piling on 18lbs of fat with huge meals to give him energy resources for his two months on the ice trekking 814 miles across the Antarctica . 

After most peoples experiences of travelling on camels they would probably find a penny farthing easier , but Robyn Davidson trekked 1,700 miles across the Australian desert with two camels and a dog for company . 

Between 1919 and 1923 about 700,000 Germans living just inside the Polish border , in Poznania and the Corridor were forced to abandon their homes and trek west into the Reich . 

The pilots and crew had , in some instances , been able to trek overland to safety but the aircraft , valued at many millions , would remain there imprisoned forever . 

His mother trekked North to the St Mary 's Anglican Mission station , where he received his education before going on to study at the Rorke 's Drift Art and Craft Centre in Natal . 

Walter Stocker , the head of the Red Cross team trying to deal with the refugee crisis in the central African state , said hordes of peasants had been trekking south since guerrillas of the Rwanda Patriotic Front broke a seven-month ceasefire and attacked army positions on 8 February . 

During the 95-day expedition , they trekked 10 to 13 hours a day . 

Now the locals have to trek one and a half miles to the nearest one . 

Mrs Denise Allan , 42 , of Sowerby , West Yorks , led a campaign to find out what happened to her son , Charles , after he vanished while trekking across Canada . 

They traditionally surface on British television every summer solstice as they trek across country to join the druids at Stonehenge , much to the dismay of local farmers and the police . 

The Japanese had been trained in jungle warfare , and knew how to trek across country and live on the jungle . 

He 's trekked across some of the most inhospitable terrain in the world … and lived amongst its communities …

Heather Barrett is a journalist who has trekked extensively around the world . 

They trekked in single file for more than an hour , holding their rifles high in front of their chests , without sighting any animals at all . 

Two members of the team have trekked widely in the Hispar area and Hillen , Tyson and Lister had six months high-altitude mountaineering experience in the Andes during two successful expeditions in 1989 . 

Last time round they went to south east Asia , trekked in Nepal as far as the Everest base camp , saw Thailand and China then came back on the Trans-Siberian Railway . 

They trekked into the mountainous countryside in Southern Arabia for what turned out to be a memorable day . 

The high point of the whole trip for me came when seven of us trekked into the mountains to spend the night by a waterfall . 

Let me be more certain before we go trekking over ground we have already covered . " 

She could trek through the grass playing Jungle Explorers , swinging on the creepers like a tiny Tarzan . 

Privacy was not a word in our vocabulary , and postcards and diaries were mercilessly read aloud as we trekked through the jungle of North Borneo . 

Zeelenberg had considered trekking to California during the winter to train at Kenny Roberts ' ranch , where many other Europeans perfect the crucial art of sliding the rear wheel on mini bikes on purpose-built tracks . 

Tell them I ca n't keep trekking to the other end of the building every time … ’ 

We 're now trekking towards Sydney and the finish at the Opera House . 

She did see the yachtsman as she trekked back to start on the long walk home , and she went towards him . 

He had lifted her into his arms before she could protest , although in truth she hardly felt in any condition to trek back up the incline towards the barn . 

The glacier beyond was dirty and torturous , but we trekked down it to reach a sandspill outfall . 

Nevertheless , tigers once roamed over most of Asia , some trekked over the frozen north , others up into the mountains of Central Asia and more through the hot humid rain forests of the south . 

It was in 1972 , after I had trekked to and from Rhodesia on several occasions , and the mission in which I was involved appeared to be a triumphant success , that I received a letter from Ted Heath , who asked whether it would be acceptable to me to receive a CH ( Companion of Honour ) . 

` The hotel bar was closed and we were all famished so it seemed like a good idea to trek down to the local ` pub " to search out a few sarnies , " says Gedge . 

Except my agent had a will of sponge , so instead of telling the charity committee to go take a bath in some sulphuric acid , I 'd find myself trekking off to Bodmin to give my all for the local branch of the Cats ' Protection League . 

FOR THE PHOTO SHOOT , we decide to trek out to the NASA Space Center . 

After all , there 's nothing like good hard repetitions in the sand , which is what some of us sometimes trek over to Bournemouth or Blackpool for . 

This was about the only use for insect repellent , as the mosquitoes seemed to have become hardened to the hundreds of tourists who had trekked through before us . 

By a lucky accident we had already trekked ( with Mohammed ) from Imlil westwards to the Nfis , discovering superb trails through a bold landscape . 

P.S. I am Gabby 's biggest fan so I consider myself neutral on the Graf/Seles controversy .

The percentage who were considered saints for their complete rejection of worldly influence and a piety which often combined active charity with mystical prayer , increased dramatically .

This multifunctional environment was considered suitable for developing a method that would be equally applicable to a wide range of organisations , albeit with totally different business objectives .

From the engineering point of view , however , all woods may be considered as bundles of parallel tubes , rather like bundles of drinking straws .

While a few felt that the social workers , were helpful and supportive an equal number considered them to be patronizing and authoritarian .

Certainly she never considered herself a match for the actress Susan George , who was his escort that evening .

These include statutory backing for a register of authorities and individuals considered competent to release genetically altered organisms and a committee to advise on whether individual such releases should be permitted .

Although a competent fighter , Stretch was not considered to be one of the game 's bigger punchers .

Whigs considered his scruples over the oath ridiculous and inconsistent : Jacobites and Tories found his final reconciliation with Queen Anne and her Church feeble , if not treacherous .

The message behind the television and radio campaign was reinforced by a mother who told of her only daughter being killed three years ago by a drunken motorist . 

` Go and speak to Saint Julien -- the big bastard in the corner who looks as though he would kill his own grandmother for a couple of francs . 

Sally-Anne closed her eyes , and said , ` Papa could kill Havvie for all I care about him . 

So the laundress was grateful ; she had killed a rooster for him . 

He had told Fahfakhs that Tepilit had actually killed a lion for the film that Claudia was making with Leavitt , whose name I had reminded him of . 

Marine biologist Sam LaBudde has presented new evidence to the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea that Alaskan Indians are killing walruses for their ivory . 

Since someone tried to kill him with a parcel bomb back in Lusaka , he 's moved several times and today still goes in fear of his life . 

` You forget that Mac killed her with his own kitchen knife , " she said . 

Finally Beverly kills Elliot in a parody operation and then kills himself . 

The fiery blast killed everyone on deck instantly , with the single exception of the captain , who lived on for a short time before becoming unconscious and falling overboard . 

The bomb , whose ` clean " radiation could kill humans without harming buildings , was morally repulsive to many but seemed the ideal weapon to use against the Warsaw Pact 's armoury of tanks . 

The court was told that he had killed the girl after taking part in sex play with her and then discovering that she was under age . 

On a Saturday in February 1698 , an attempt was made to kill the King by halting the Royal Coach in the muddy Turnham Green Lane on its way from hunting in Richmond Park . 

In Long ( 1830 ) 172 ER 756 , a person who was not a doctor killed two patients by applying corrosive plasters to their chests . 

We learn that he has not only killed his brother-in-law for opposing the Iranian government but that he unrepentantly believes that ` war is the source of love and hope and satisfaction . " 

` He killed four people , including an eighty-seven-year-old woman , with a claw hammer before he was caught . 

Last year the president was killed by rebels whom the Americans did not try to stop . 

By the time Britain withdrew her forces , some 200 British soldiers and 90 policemen had been killed by the Jewish terrorists . 

The Gotobeds were bad owners , you see ; our dad was killed by a rock fall that would never have happened , Mr Evans says , if they 'd taken proper safety precautions . 

The prosecution have said Tanya was killed by Probyn the day before a court hearing for custody of their two children , and he caused her car to drop beneath the waters of the River Severn . 

In 1978 , Japan suffered worldwide condemnation when fisherman from Iki island killed 1,000 dolphins to protect their fishing grounds . 

She would kill him later , she thought , when she was strong again . 

He says Tutilo killed the man he tricked into helping him to steal away your saint . 

They eat plants and animals which they kill with poisoned arrows . 

Two adolescent girls in New Zealand had killed with a brick the mother of one of them just because they wanted to . 

One of them , Christina Carter , eight , was due to be told last night that her 15-year-old sister , Danielle , was one of the three killed in the explosion . 

The last of the funerals took place in Deal , Kent , for the Royal Marines bandsmen killed in the IRA bombing . 

The Zairian security forces have killed more than 50 unarmed opposition party supporters since April 1991 , despite the end in 1990 of a 25-year ban on opposition parties and official recognition of several dozen political parties . 

Zeppelins appeared over the south coast and the first civilian war casualties were a little boy and his sister killed when a bomb destroyed their cottage at King 's Lynn . 

From the fact that Hitler set out to conquer Europe and more and to kill Jewry , we can not deduce that he ought to have done so .

They had killed or captured about a quarter of the enemy 's known leaders .

Mohammed Atef , al Qaeda 's military commander and a principal figure in the 9/11 plot , had been killed by a U.S. air strike .

Mark Twain poses us a little mystery in Pudd 'nhead Wilson : which knife does the killing ?

'' Chutzpa is that quality enshrined in a man , who , having killed his mother and father , throws himself on the mercy of the court because he is an orphan .

Otomeh was a politician and international business man , before the rebels attacked our house one early morning killing my mother and my father It was only me that is alive now , and After the death of my parents , I was rescued by United Nation who brought me to Dakar Senegal where I am residing in as a refugee .

Please my dear beloved , our plans now are to relocate from Ghana since we can not afford to go back to Liberia following our past experience as they killed our parents , but we will need to move out the fund left by my late father here in Ghana .

I was picturing something horrible , something on its way to kill Karon .

Melody had watched it all happen , she ran after the ones that killed her , but they had talents that she did not .

It was a 14-year-old from R Street who got his crew of six together and ran their drug block killing another 14-year-old and his crew from a block away .

By LAURA MANSNERUS TRENTON , N.J. The New Jersey Supreme Court on Tuesday overturned the death sentence of Leslie Ann Nelson , a transsexual go-go dancer who killed a police officer and an investigator with an AK-47 rifle .

Zazzali and Long had expressed similar reservations in June 2001 when the court overturned the death sentence of Thomas J. Koskovich , who was 18 when he killed two pizza deliverymen in an ambush .

During a 14-hour standoff , she killed a patrolman and an investigator from the Camden County prosecutor 's office .

Marshall , an insurance agent from Toms River , was convicted of hiring a man to kill his wife while the couple were going home after an evening of dining and gambling in Atlantic City .

There is a huge difference , for example , between playing a game like `` Quake '' and listening to a radio broadcast that tells you that your family will be killed unless you take action to kill others now .

The latter is the kind of media propaganda that was used to unleash a genocide in Rwanda in 1994 , which killed 800,000 people .

This booing by the crowd , not mentioned with a single word in your transcript or your article , shows that the crowd was fully aware of the controversy they would cause by coming to Littleton after children were being killed there -- and they effectively said `` Fuck you '' .

After the Flint rally comes a brief TV interview with Heston , where he is asked about Kayla Rolland ( again , clear evidence that the local media in Flint raised questions about the NRA 's presence ) , then an inteview with country prosecutor Arthur Busch , entirely ignored by critics of the film , who also mentions Heston 's presence as notable , and refers to the immediate reactions of `` people from all over America '' , gun owners/groups who , according to him , reacted aggressively to warnings of having guns accessible to children , much like spanking advocates react aggressively when anti-spankers point to a case of a child being killed or severely injured by a beating .

In Guatemala over 450 villages were destroyed , 200,000 Mayans were killed , and over 1 million more were displaced .

Now , many more moderate Muslims have become radicalized , world-wide , willing to kill innocent civilians in order to achieve their purposes .

By trying to `` stamp out '' terrorism by killing terrorists , Bush and Israel have made things infinitely worse for us : more dangerous , not safer .

About 5,000 Arabs and several hundred Jews were killed in riots and guerrilla attacks between 1936 and 1939 .

The USDA wants to conduct an `` experiment '' that will spread enough poison in our environment to kill two million blackbirds .

And if the death of two million birds does n't `` prove '' their theory -- and show a reduction in crop loss -- they 'll likely seek the right to kill even more birds the next year !

Because the USDA 's slow-acting pesticide takes three days to kill , its victims will likely fly many miles from the poisoned fields , before falling to the ground .

But as soon as I coughed , I laughed , and I did not try to kill myself that night .

And if history is any guide , over the years thousands of Alaska 's wolves will be brutally killed .

Before the 1996 ban on same-day land-and-shoot , as many as 400 wolves were killed in Alaska each year because of this barbaric and unethical practice .

But here 's the thing -- frogs are mutating due to the planet trying to kill itself .

Can you imagine the lion on our calendar cover being cruelly killed for a hunter 's trophy ?

For those with short attention spans , the Kursk was the submarine that blew up and sank in the Arctic Ocean killing all 118 on board .

My dream of love is vanished forever , that time is gone and my despair is killing me .

He tried to kill a vampire by driving a pork chop through its heart because steaks were too expensive .

Rome did not create a great empire by having meetings , they did it by killing anybody who opposed them .

A while later he gets up , tenderly feeling the bump on his head and shrugging off the dust , and continues onto his friend 's house , the whole time wondering what the devil that big darn thing was that nearly killed him .

Every Morning Every morning an antelope wakes up knowing it has to outrun the fastest cougar or it will be killed .

They created the rex , and from what I 've read in the paper , they created a beast capable of killing the rex .

ALAN GRANT Right , and one of them was killed by the Spinosaur while I was on the island .

Maybe the Spinosaur killed the other two in the interim since he killed the first one maybe they swam for it and drowned .

If they destroyed your trailers because you took their infant , imagine what they 'd have done if you had killed it .

IAN MALCOLM So the Spinosaur kills the baby rex and mom goes out looking for revenge ?

Even today , after years of public outrage , dolphins continue to die in tuna fisheries of other countries and are still being cruelly and often illegally killed by gillnets and harpoons .

Japan surrendered within days of the detonation of the atomic bombs that killed 140,000 people in Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945 , and 70,000 in Nagasaki three days later .

listening to `` kill the wabbit '' Checking out all the twitter hype making a twitter shirt Waiting in line for Potter .

Do you know superfluous body kilograms kill a lot of people around the planet ?

According to Rojas , Joaquín lived for revenge , and he searched every mining camp in California until he found all thirteen men who committed the crime and killed them .

There 's the messed-up sexuality of Antigua , the way girls are taught to be virgins while boys are encouraged to be careless and promiscuous ; Kincaid 's heroines have suffered from this sick training , and here we watch it slowly kill her brother .

What if there was a big picture of , say , the Jews killing Christ .

According to myth , King Acrisius , hearing the prediction that he 'd be killed by his own grandson , locked up his only child , Danaë , in a tower .

Tannen laments that cops and soldiers have been `` trained to overcome their resistance to kill '' by trying `` not to think of their opponents as human beings . ''

Time 's O.J. cover goes inside the Brown/Goldman camp , revealing evidence that the plaintiffs did n't use , including a witness who saw O.J. demonstrate how to kill someone with a knife .

While all of the peptides blocked the agonist effects of TNFα indicating that they can act as antagonists , KcC7 , KcF6 and KcF12 by themselves induced a cytotoxic response by killing SK-N-BE cells in the absence of TNFα .

Zinni and Schoomaker did make preparations for possible very high risk in-and-out operations to capture or kill terrorists .

Nancy Pelosi , D- Calif. , as saying Murdoch was China 's `` willing accomplice '' in suppressing the truth about human rights : `` His action to kill Christopher Patten 's book is not isolated and is part of a pattern . ''

More than 500 people were killed and many buildings damaged — you can see the bullet holes on the General Post Office building , and the Royal College of Surgeons — before the Rising was put down .

Do n't count your chickens before they are hatched ( F ) Il ne faut pas vendre la peau de l'ours avant de l'avoir tué You should not sell the skin of the bear before you have killed him ; ( G ) Man soll die Haut nicht verkaufen , ehe man den Bären gefangen hat You should not sell the skin before you have caught the bear ; ( R ) He \?\ Not having killed the bear , do not sell the skin ; ( S ) No vendas la piel del oso antes de matarlo Do n't sell the skin of the bear before you have killed him .

'' I had a client come in off the street one day and she said , ` I 'm really afraid he 's going to kill me this time , I need a protection from abuse order .

Much of Backlash is dedicated to demolishing both the Bloom - Craig research itself and Newsweek 's further distortion of it-most famously , Newsweek 's preposterous claim that a single gal was more likely to be killed by a terrorist than to find a mate .

The air was thick with cigarette and cigar smoke ; a number of the twelve men seated there puffed away quite happily while they talked .

For a moment , they sat in silence , Kinane puffing at his cigarette , the pungent smell of cheap , strong tobacco wafting across to Kelly .

They were relaxed and puffing on cigarettes ; it was clear that any responsibility for the inert procession which now crocodiled back out of the village failed to bother them .

Smokers screw up their eyes and lips when they puff a cigarette and this can surely lead to more wrinkles .

He was puffing a fat cigar , the smoke concealing his facial features .

Before he poured me a drink M. Chaillot stood puffing his cigar and fondling the breasts of one of the figures .

He puffed thoughtfully on the cigar then turned back to face Whitlock and Sabrina .

Perched on the tailboard of a tiny wooden malabar pulled by two short-legged Cambodian ponies , Senator Nathaniel Sherman was puffing reflectively on a Havana cigar as he surveyed the early morning scene .

He filled his pipe with tobacco , lit it and , puffing clouds of smoke , he walked away , turning round to shout , ` Demain , " and pointing to the cottage .

Bragg laid a match across the bowl of his pipe , and puffed until the air was blue around him .

With a cry of rage , he puffed on his much-chewed stogie and fired at us .

Sylvie puffed at her cigarettes , and then in the middle of one of Katherine 's sentences abruptly stood up .

The actors paced in the wings puffing on cigarettes , watching the sliding door in case the fireman should catch them .

They returned to their seats ; Maurice puffed at his pipe and seemed more relaxed .

Insurers say a non-smoker is someone who has not puffed the weed for 12 months and does n't plan smoking again .

Croughton the pot-bellied potman leant back in his beer crate refuge and puffed upon his cigarette .

And I said I wished I could go and sniff the various scents to see which I liked best . 

Like a wine connoisseur who only has to sniff the vintage to know how good it is , a cat can learn all it wants to know without actually trying the food . 

Grazing animals , such as deer and antelope , regularly break off from feeding and lift their heads to sniff the air for any scent of danger . 

He sniffed the fishy air in the hall ; we crossed to the dining room . 

Today , as they approached the dockyard entrance , Barker began to yelp , sniffing excitement in the air . 

He closed the door behind him , sniffing the air with distaste . 

Bernadette 's fifteen year old son Patrick died a year and half ago after sniffing lighter fuel . 

It is n't an offence in itself to sniff glue , but the effect on young people can result in possible conviction for public order offences such as threatening behaviour or breach of the peace . 

All of them standing around or squatting , picking at themselves and the dogs sniffing them . 

Willie looked apprehensively at his feet which were now being sniffed by Sammy . 

Thinners such as Tipp-Ex may be sniffed from a cloth or a coatsleeve . 

Glue is generally sniffed from bags , often freezer or crisp bags . 

Butane gas and aerosols may be sniffed from bags , but are sometimes sprayed directly into the mouth . 

The arbitrator 's task is to look at and sniff the sample of the commodity and to apply his trade experience to determine its quality or condition . 

He could taste the charred wood , the burned sap still in the air , sniff the sourness of the indigo where it had been trampled and soaked into the ground . 

He wore a pencil moustache above which his nose twitched like a rabbit 's as he sniffed the wine glass he was holding . 

He was rocking gently on his heels , his smiling face uplifted to the dawn like a happy dog sniffing at the air , euphoric with the exhilaration of the hunt . 

Maggie crossed the room , lifted the lid of the pot and sniffed at the contents . 

She held up her face to the pale sunshine , sniffing ecstatically at the salt air . 

What seems clear in my mind is that the translation is not in several final protocols , but a protocol by itself -- like XDR -- that other protocols refer to .

When registering by phone please refer to your Priority Code : 90791

Examination of the metal showed that it had always been in a clean condition with no evidence of corrosion , suggesting that it had never been buried . 

Recent surveys in the Lake District have shown that the majority of visitors do not come for these ` tourist attractions "  but rather for the fresh air and breathtaking scenery . 

The first quarter figures showed that problems remain in its key consumer electronics market , which used to account for about half the group 's total revenue . 

Sir John Chandos and Sir Hugh Calvely were men of a similar kind , while on the French side Bertrand du Guesclin s career showed that the hereditary nobility had no monopoly of skill and prowess in war . 

However , experience shows that it will be very hard to devise a control system so that only ivory from these countries is traded . 

An independent audit , published on May 6th , showed the budget deficit spinning out of control and the country moving into recession . 

IT does n't surprise me that a survey showed very few Britons would give up their pet for £1m . 

A study of the skulls of both types showed they probably possessed mammal-like muscular cheeks , and the teeth fossils show they ground grain-like food . 

The Marshall case also serves to show how a case decided in the European Court may become a force to bring about change in national law within member states . 

Of course , the paper should have mentioned that this hardly counts against the idea of streamlining bureaucracy -- it only shows that not all reinventions are equally good ones .

Our calculation shows the normal distribution assumption is not an appropriate one .

These results show the critical dependence of this method on the choice of time points used for the breakpoints .

Our results show that unmodified oligonucleotides can provide an accurate , reproducible and cost-effective means to measure gene-expression profiles .

Subsequently , sequence analysis identified KRC as a member of the ZAS family of proteins which share the ability to bind ?B-like motifs [ 15 ] . DNA competition analysis showed that KRC fusion proteins containing the ZAS-C domain bind specifically to both the RSS and to the ?B motif [ 14 28 ] . DNA footprinting analysis further showed that KRC/ZAS-C binds to specific nucleotides within the ?B and the heptamer of the RSS [ 14 ] . In this study , using a PCR-based DNA - binding site - selection and amplification procedure , we demonstrated that both the N-terminal ZAS-N and the C-terminal ZAS-C domains are able to bind GT - rich DNA sequences , and confirmed that the RSS and ?B motifs are the high-affinity targets of KRC .

The results of an 18-month study completed by Public/Private Ventures showed that children participating in one-to-one Big Sister and Big Brother matches for just one year , reduced first time drug use by 46% ; lowered school absenteeism by 52% ; cut aggressive behavior by 33% ; enhanced school performance ; and improved relations with family and friends .

The results show that Met can be detected in the axillary drainage , and although the number of patients was not high , Met is associated with unfavorable prognostic factors .

One possible explanation for this result is that Ras increases the amount of p35-C/EBP? or Elk - 1 protein in the COS - 7 cells , but Western blot analysis showed that both p35-C/EBP? and Elk - 1 protein levels are the same in the absence and presence of Ras ( data not shown ) .

The only problem here , which the Post does n't notice , is that mere racial disproportionality shows nothing of the sort .

Vyvyan sees his point : `` First of all , the fMRI is not precise enough to show that the very same neurons are active in both cases .

reduced first-time drug use by 46% lowered school absenteeism by 52% cut violent behavior by 33% enhanced school performance showed improved peer and family relationships

Girl Scouting helps girls build nine personal assets which research has shown to be essential for children 's healthy development and well being .

And most polls show that the American public ranks lower taxes low on the totem pole of priorities for the government .

Someone has to come up with an argument that shows why their preferred form of social organization should induce the rest of us as rational agents to sign on to their program .

Attorney 's office put forward , some evidence showing that the men in the dock were not the only plotters .

Finally , a comparison of annual growth rates for 1993 - 97 in Table 3 with those in Table 6 shows the following : ( a ) the 5.9 percent annual decrease of the total number of payments in Table 3 has been augmented to a 7.2 percent annual decrease of the number of payments per household in Table 6 ; and ( b ) the 1.0 percent annual increase of total number of bills in Table 3 has shrunk to a 0.3 percent annual decrease of the number of bills per household in Table 6 .

The STSL locus was mapped to the same position as shown by the diagrammatic representation of the rat Chr .

Meaning has actually tended to be a pitfall for him , as is shown by his topical posters , only one of which is displayed here , a dully literal item for Earth Day 1970 .

A pertinent statistical table produced by Nykrog shows how clerks are always successful in the eternal triangle of sexual competition , pitted against husbands ranging from knights to peasants .

The book shows not only how people work but how small American towns work .

Figure . shows that the distribution is a power law , with many small and few large extinction events .

The fitness contribution is drawn from the uniform interval between . and .. Thus , instead of the Boolean functions described above showing when genes turn on and o , here I obtain a column vector for each of the to the ( K + ) allele states aecting a given gene , and in each position is a random decimal .

Including the views of responsible officials produces a report that shows not only what was found , and what the auditors think about it , but also what the officials in the audited entity think about the report and what they plan to do about it .

The larger the variation is , the higher the inventory level should be for an item to satisfy demand , as shown in the fourth and fifth columns of Table 7.2 .

Their captive specimens could not be persuaded to leap horizontally for over two yards .

She leapt over the ditch opposite the Martins ' orchard wall and hurled herself into the undergrowth .

According to legend , Dick Turpin leaped across the gorge here on his horse Black Bess on a journey to or from York , presumably before the bridge was built .

Signe leaped across the room like a rubber kangaroo and landed flat upon the sofa .

She sizzled and singed , then the fire began to take a hold and flames leapt across her skin .

One minute he was embracing her , kissing her passionately , and now he was leaping around the bedroom like a young gallant , getting ready to get out .

He took a deep breath , primed the fuse , and leapt around the corner , arm raised .

Skill makes men dextrous , but that does n't diminish the spectacle of a man leaping like a fox around corridors of coal too low to stand up , cramped with hydraulic props and coal-cutters .

The sandwich leapt over the doorframe and vanished into the chirping , velvety , dangerous night .

Dogs can easily leap over it or get in through the hedge on the south side .

Plumping up the pillows , she set them against the padded headrest and left , closing the door behind her . 

Coventry put the kettle on the stove , put the teapot and the tea caddy and sugar on the table , and then took off his own perfectly dry shoes , and set them against the stove . 

He baited his baskets and set them in the water , he was so cunning ! 

But he set her sideways on the broad saddle , swung himself up behind her , settled his hands around her waist . 

The Keeper waited while the other Man closed the door behind him and then set the cage on the ground and let Minch free . 

Duroc picked up his broad-brimmed black hat , and set it upon his head . 

He reached into his gaming box and brought forth a piece , setting it down on the board with a satisfied air . 

To his annoyance he found that the Treasurer 's office was now completely empty except for the four telephones set down in a row on the bare boards of the floor . 

Mrs Stych had just set down the last of her bags of groceries on the kitchen counter and begun to unpack them , when there was the sound of a heavy truck drawing up outside her house . 

The Brigadier set down a fat puppy that he had been holding and squelched towards the yard , driving a dozen pullets before him . 

` Very well , " she said , setting down her trowel and taking off her gardening gloves . 

As I shakily set down my glass , with a new attack of the clammy sweats seeping into my shirt , things grew more terrifying . 

She set down his drink so hard that it sloshed out of the glass . 

Alix brought a chrome bowl out of an open cupboard , set it down ajangle with instruments of torture and turned on the generator for her machines . 

Hennessy brought a chair of his own and set it down some distance away . 

She signalled that they should lower their voices and follow her round the building to a new window smashed through the wall of the cottage . 

But Mr Jones signalled Mr Redwood was ready to make one compromise following protests at the decision to retain Powys . 

` Brrrrr -- " he said as the Green Man signalled it was time to cross . 

At the first note of the doorbell 's chime , Ursula swung round and signalled Charlotte to be silent . 

She saw the night manager as the night manager saw her , and he quickly signalled her to go around and into his office . 

He signalled Mariana to follow on foot and left one of the shotguns with her . 

Knowing that I wanted to speak to the bedu woman to learn more of her life , the Sheikha signalled me to stay while they moved out of the dining room , pulling their veils over their masks . 

Kragan signalled the officer to step back , then moved closer to Frick . 

When they were about twenty yards from the house , Jackie signalled them to crouch down behind a large bush covered in strange waxen blooms , like roses , only they were n' t . 

Simmons signalled her to an empty chair on the fringe of the disputatious group , and walked round the back of the table to take a chair opposite . 

There is no reason why a male bird should signal accurate information to its competitors , except in so far as it will scare them away . 

Several times she stopped , put down her shoe-parcel , and signalled a word with her flags . 

Though he had signalled the blow , it still struck with paralysing force . 

Then she began to signal her message -- slowly and carefully , letter by letter : J O E I N M A R S H. 

Again and again Cheryl signalled the message , hoping desperately that Angela would read it . 

We are also screening THE OBJECT OF BEAUTY , starring Andie MacDowell and John Malkovich in the cautionary story of two Americans stranded in London who discover themselves penniless , and how this affects their relationship . 

TENSE , WHITE-knuckle narco drama starring Jennifer Jason Leigh as a rookie cop and Jason Patric as the seasoned , streetwise superior who takes her under his wing and into a maelstrom of danger and addiction . 

Milla , 17 , plays one of Chaplin 's young lovers in the film starring Robert Downey Jnr as Chaplin . 

Its devotees felt badly let down by an earlier boom set off by ` Urban Cowboy " , a 1980 film starring John Travolta . 

The film , starring Sam Neill and Laura Dern , mixes palaeontology and genetic engineering . 

The movie , starring Val Kilmer , is released in the UK on April 12 . 

It will be replaced by adventure movies starring Hollywood idols including Tom Cruise . 

Prison governor Peter Leonard agreed the idea could have come from the TV movie Murder , Smoke And Shadows , starring Peter Falk as the shabby sleuth Columbo . 

The BBC drama series , KINSEY , starring Leigh Lawson is featured in the section on the Media Business Seminars . 

HARRISON Ford must have wished for a second take during a speech in London to promote his new film , The Fugitive , based on the hit 1960 television series starring David Janssen . 

Just tell us the long-running TV series in which Backdraft director Ron Howard starred as Richie Cunningham . 

It stars Melanie Griffith as a New York detective who goes undercover in a Hasidic Jewish community to investigate the murder of a young Jewish man . 

Also due for imminent release is the science fiction film Free Jack featuring Mick Jagger , and the Australian comedy Spotswood , starring Hopkins as a time and motion expert . 

This one stars Ralph Fiennes as Heathcliff and a French actress , Juliette Binoche , as Cathy . 

Director Christopher Barry , as he appeared in his cameo shot in the 1976 story ` The Brain of Morbius " , which starred Tom Baker as the Doctor . 

As You Like It , starring Jack Smethurst as Touchstone , is currently playing at the New Pavilion Theatre , Rhyl . 

Two years later , a film version of The Anniversary was released , starring Bette Davis in the Mona Washbourne role of Mum . 

Darlington Civic Theatre FOR all that Charley 's Aunt is in its 100th year , this production starring Mark Curry in the title role is as fresh as ever . 

Later it formed the basis of Alfred Hitchcock 's Rope starring James Stewart . 

He confirms that his next director 's job will be a project starring Kevin Costner . 

Home Alone 2 : Lost in New York , starring 11-year-old Macaulay Culkin , enjoyed the sixth biggest opening in history at the US box office . 

As her theme she adopted the message of the Law Society of Scotlands TV ads starring Russell Hunter -- It 's never to early to consult your solicitor ! 

The film version was written by Terry Jones and starred half the Monty Python team . 

He had called for Etienne some time ago , and was still waiting ; it gratified him to think that he would at least have an excuse to send the stupid pig on ahead of him . 

Land birds are constantly visiting the ship and the pretty Stormy Petrels are our constant companions while the ocean itself contains an abundance to amuse and gratify one . 

It was n't what she 'd intended , but if he was expecting her to quibble … well , she refused to gratify him . 

We should beware of supposing that , if Pound from the shades is looking at this present occasion , he is unreservedly gratified by what he sees . 

In November 1804 when he dined at Brathay , Green ` was much gratified by the musical performances of the worthy couple . " 

27th , ` Finished Wastwater and dined with Mr. and Mistress Harden , was much gratified by the musical performances of the worthy couple and their drawings " . 

Philip would doubtless be gratified by an explicit recognition of his position as overlord of Aquitaine and Toulouse and might well concede something in return . 

Soviet officials were gratified by the reaction of the radical Arab states to their plan for the Persian Gulf but they could anticipate a less forthcoming response from the conservative Gulf states . 

He smiled encouragingly , and Juliet was gratified by his attempt to include her in the conversation . 

Display your children 's art lesson masterpieces round the room -- it will encourage and gratify them and will certainly provide talking points . 

Above the level of the desperately poor , those who could were self-helping to a degree which should have gratified those who for so long preached the doctrine . 

She walked up the path and rang the bell , and while she stood waiting she could hear the television blaring inside . 

With sirens blaring and amber lights flashing , the squad cars slewed to a halt at the rear of a war-torn Cadillac . 

Across the water , the loud hailers were blaring and squealing as they had in the winter , when Tzani-bey had caught and herded the Order . 

In early April , in fine spring weather , the miners went back to work , ` their heads held high " , with brass bands blaring and ancient banners on display . 

FIREMEN and police turned up at a house in Bracknell , Herts , with sirens blaring after Nibbles the hamster became trapped under the bath . 

He was n't sure whether the klaxon blared first or the perimeter floodlights snapped on , saturating the clearing with harsh blinding light . 

Scramble klaxons must be blaring on nearby Luftwaffe fields : Barton had no doubt of that . 

He was also asleep when a gramophone blared from the open window of a flat in the block across the way . 

The mist still limited visibility to less than a hundred yards and the fog-horn continued to blare at regular intervals . 

THE TV was blaring in the corner , displaying EastEnders in black and white . 

They hurtled past , just across the street , with their whistles blaring . 

Through open windows or balcony doors came the mingled sounds of pots clattering and televisions blaring , an indication that most families were having their evening meal . 

The television blared , and then I noticed the electricity advertisements : an electric stove , an electric heater , an electric boiler . 

He swaggered across and loomed over her , aggressive and protective at the same time . 

From the back window she saw him swaggering along the dock , a hand on his hip , throwing keys in the air with insouciant authority . 

Young men modelled on a youthful Marlon Brando swaggering around their motorbikes . 

Strachan had a few shots over the bar , with McAllister swaggering around , doing little . 

Once they were back in the billet Charlie folded up his best suit and placed it under the bed next to the one Tommy had settled on , then swaggered around the room in his new uniform . 

He saluted her , went through the screen door , vaulted the balustrade protecting the steps , and swaggered down the garden . 

The clan held back politely as he swaggered down after the others into the sheltered hollow . 

The door of the interview room swung open and a detective constable swaggered in . 

Every now and then a dad would swagger in and talk to her with reverence but also with a certain courtly gaiety . 

At the end of the game , Baxter stole the ball , stuffed it up his jersey and despite the requests of the gigantic Clarkston referee Tommy ` Tiny " Wharton , he swaggered off the pitch imitating a heavily pregnant woman . 

The 27-year-old former road worker , who will leave his toddler son Liam with Joanna , swaggered off puffing an imaginary cigar . 

Two canons swaggered by from the cathedral , clad in thick woollen robes lined with miniver . 

The barmaid took the money wordlessly and Dexter swaggered over to the corner where Blanche was sitting . 

Instead he took a curtain call , and at the last minute before he was to slide behind the curtains behind the bar , he reached for the flowers thrown to him earlier and broke off some of the roses , swaggering round the circle of admirers handing out the roses to the women . 

At that moment Dexter swaggered up behind the constable to find out what was happening . 

He pulled on his wet cap , adjusting it at an unusually rakish and dashing angle , and made his way , swaggering very slightly , to his comforts next door . 

For I swagger and I swallow and the earth is my hotel And I chew my meat in heaven and I lash my tail in hell ! 

The front doors swung open like a piper at the gates of dawn and two of the biggest guys I 'd ever seen swaggered in wearing more black than a Valentine Dyall fan club dinner . 

He spent a lot of time swaggering about the place , flexing his muscles and telling everyone what he was going to do with those ` foolish little feller-me-lads " if they showed up . 

It was a shirt exactly like the one her singer had been wearing that night , as he swaggered among the women , and whispered ` Me quieres ? " to them all . 

Nicu Ceauşescu swaggered around Bucharest from his early teens onwards . 

At last a lone figure staggered out , singing raucously as he swaggered in a drunken stupor . 

They were ambling back , Joanna and her late hot lover , a tinker by the look of him , sodden with sex , Hope thought , she too carelessly satiated to fasten her dress properly , he altogether swaggering in the success of his rut . 

Israel and I pushed by the startled and helpless usher and swaggered into the arena dressed in our Mau Mau uniforms . 

They swaggered into the casino leaving me to settle down to my sewing -- trousers for Lee -- within the confines of my little kiosk . 

If can recall to this day a book I had for review years and years ago in which the hero swaggered into a smart London nightclub , ordered a magnum of champagne and drank it down . 

On the visual front , Bono donned a disgusting gold suit on unveiling his alter ego MacPhisto towards the end , and earlier supermodel Naomi Campbell , girlfriend of bassist Adam Clayton , swaggered onto the stage for a quick waltz with the lead singer . 

` An English beggar dressed in tatters swaggers up to the abbey gates , asks for a casket to be handed over , and the monks cheerfully comply . " 

He left with the boy 's quilt across his shoulder , swaggering like a Roman emperor . 

They swaggered to a classy , confident victory full of irresistible one-touch football that took the Magpies ever closer to Reading 's 1985 record of 13 wins in a row at the start of a season . 

Three youths in denim stared at her for a while before swaggering toward the beach . 

As Rennie swaggered towards him , he obligingly wound down the window , depriving Rennie of the peremptory tap he enjoyed . 

Employing a lounge-lizard gait , he swaggered towards me as I stood at the bar waiting for my Coke . 

Faces reddened at the Ministry of Defence when it was revealed that a thief had snatched top-secret documents about the Gulf from an unlocked car on December 17th . 

A THIEF at a fast food bar near Windsor Castle yesterday snatched an American tourist 's handbag — containing 10,000 dollars , jewellery worth £23,000 and a mini-TV . 

A SNEAK thief snatched a handbag while the owner was in a public toilet cubicle , magistrates were told at Warrington yesterday . 

Scruffy thief : Police are hunting a scruffy thief who snatched £60 from a newsagent 's till in Bebington Road , Tranmere . 

A thief snatched a handbag containing £560 from a woman as she was about to get into her car in Firthmoor Crescent , while clothing was stolen from a line in Egglestone View . 

Before I could do this someone snatched my handbag and made off with it . 

An elderly churchgoer had her Bible stolen when a woman snatched her handbag in York 's Piccadilly on Sunday morning . 

POLICE are hunting two youths who snatched a handbag from a woman walking alone in broad daylight . 

He was struck on the back of the head by one attacker while another attempted to snatch money from his pockets . 

TWO ` Good Samaritans " helped a woman in a wheelchair across a busy Nottingham street -- then snatched her purse . 

AN 18-year-old Belfast youth has been remanded in custody charged with attempting to snatch a woman 's purse in a telephone box on Belfast 's Lisburn Road on Friday night . 

The Mason reached over and snatched the purse , emptying about half of the contents into his own hand . 

Woman mugged : A 30year-old woman was punched in the face by muggers who snatched a gold chain and sovereign pendant in Park Street , Toxteth . 

Villains snatched the rare bird when they entered Cockerton Aquatics in Darlington , using a spare key taken from a car two weeks earlier . 

` The attacker dragged her to the floor and snatched the bag off her arm . 

We 've got muggers snatching briefcases by drawing a knife across the inside of the victim 's wrist . 

On Wednesday a purse was snatched from the counter of a shop in Alton High Street . 

It was snatched from her by a woman without heart or conscience , a woman driven by greed . 

Dealers have been alerted to look out for 250 items snatched from an exclusive house in London 's Belgravia . 

South Londoner Thomas , 27 , was gunned down on his doorstep just days after the FBI were given information leading to the recovery of £290m worth of bond certificates , snatched from a messenger in the City . 

The gold coloured Cavalier SRi , snatched from Puddlers Road , South Bank , the previous night , was yesterday found abandoned in Middlesbrough General Hospital car park . 

The plaintiff 's action succeeded but his damages were reduced by 80% on the grounds of contributory negligence .

Unfortunately for the shareholders , the manager 's effort is unobservable ; all they see is whether the project succeeds or fails .

On the whole , the attempt succeeded in eliminating some slovenly shufflers .

The bank is advising the Australian group and it has been calculated that if its bid succeeds Morgan 's commission will add 6.5 per cent to its earnings .

Claude Andreuzza , chairman of IBM France , and CGI chairman Mallet stressed that CGI will retain its operating independence and identity as part of IBM if the bid succeeds .

The travel industry feared that with the UK market leader -- Thomson -- having about 31 pc of the market , two companies would have controlled more than three-fifths of the market had the Airtours bid succeeded .

The M'Naghten rules are still in force and the ` not guilty by reason of insanity " plea succeeds only in about ten cases each year in British courts .

Most MBO managers stand to become seriously rich if the venture succeeds , and this creates a commonality of interest between the managers and the venture capitalist .

In practice , if the application succeeds special damages up to the anticipated date of trial will certainly be awarded .

About one in five appeals succeeds in whole or in part ( Judicial Statistics , 1988 ) .

To seize it he must not let Mr Kaifu get all the credit if the trade talks succeed .

And , initiative succeeding , brighter futures for 15 million people in the North of England could light up a new way to many more .

As Brewer has put it : The scheme , disreputable and corrupt as it was , succeeded in its chief aim of changing the structure of the national debt .

It would be a long time before revolution could succeed in the New World .

Indeed , if monetary relaxation succeeds in stabilising output , it should unlock sharp productivity gains which could finance higher import costs .

Sartre took four years to respond , and when the reply eventually came even his most sympathetic admirers agreed that it did not succeed in answering the main criticisms .

The legend relating to Dicky o'Tunstead caused the London North Western Railway Company many problems and succeeded in forcing this railway company to reconsider their plans for their new line between Chapel-en-le-Frith and Buxton .

The Doctor 's vague descriptions of bits of wire conducting sound waves through the air , and speed allowing gravity to be defeated , only succeeded in confusing the poet .

Erhard 's loyalty to the US alliance succeeded in alienating those elements in the CDU who preferred to build up West European co-operation through friendship with France .

None of us , however , is naive enough to believe that such a buy-out will necessarily succeed in every case .

As this was considered unlikely to succeed because , of US opposition , a European and dependencies system was considered second best .

The petition did not succeed , but the governors did not give up .

Laugh she did , at any rate , and those convulsive movements succeeded where her more calculated efforts had failed .

` I do n't think my plan will ever succeed , Ellen ! " he whispered to me .

But does RNAi have a better chance to succeed as a drug than antisense or ribozymes ?

But nonviolent resistance tends to succeed when 1 ) the world is watching and 2 ) the oppressors care .

29 Australian government employees , for example , cited training as one of the factors that contributed the most to making reforms succeed in their areas .

If the government 's leaders understood the gravity of the threat they faced and understood at the same time that their policies to eliminate it were not likely to succeed any time soon , then history 's judgment will be harsh .

To ensure that federal financial management improvement efforts succeed and that the President 's and the CFO Council 's priorities are achieved , the support and involvement of key nonfinancial executives and managers is critical .

Indonesia watchers at the IMF believe that this `` civilian face / military fist '' strategy can succeed in Indonesia so long as the military remains united .

For a unified incident management system to succeed , each participant must have command and control of its own units and adequate internal communications .

Last year , their `` law firm solicitation program '' succeeded in obtaining a range of 57% to 100% contributing alumni - employed by participating firms .

But the Post 's investigation reveals a number of variables -- Institute head James Wilson had financial interests in seeing the therapy succeed ; `` the Penn study experimented with the healthiest rather than the sickest '' patients , and more -- that raise serious questions about whether the experiment should have occurred .

For a time , it looked as if the campaign was going to succeed , but political events , together with the citing of Parnell as co - respondent in a scandalous divorce case led many to withdraw their support .

The paper said , `` The real fear of the protestors is not that the trade talks will fail but that they will succeed , for protectionism is a powerful force behind which shelter not only state monopolies , inefficient industries and cossetted farmers but backward - looking and xenophobic ideologies . ''

This sounds pretty optimistic , and Larry Rhodes , a formerly homeless man who does `` intake '' at the shelter McDonald runs in Harlem , says the program has succeeded partly because it screens out drug addicts and hard cases .

Regardless of where Quick Response has succeeded , however , our research indicates that very different time - based competitive demands have emerged in the industry , driven not by voluntary acceptance of policies but by the changing nature of market competition among retailers .

, but which also use strippeddown network topologies ( to focus on individual cell behaviors ) , test specifically for bistability , correlate results with the patterns formed , and ultimately generate a set of mathematical rules that strongly predict those cases that succeed or fail at producing an appropriate pattern .

The Pentagon corridor explanation teased out by the WP is that if it were to fail it would be a colossal embarrassment for the Air Force , while if it were to succeed it might siphon money away from newer hot Air Force aircraft programs .

SSI applications require detailed information from treatment and service providers to succeed .

On Friday the Corriere della Sera of Milan , Italy , interviewed Professor Arthur Schlesinger Jr. , who said that even if the impeachment of Clinton did n't succeed , `` its effect in weakening the institution of the presidency will continue to be felt for generations . ''

My Rube Goldberg device propagates work ; it succeeds in creating a sequence of coordinated macroscopic changes in the physical universe .

Maggie went through to the kitchen where April was rolling pastry and Pet , her fourteen-year-old sister , paring and cutting up apples . 

Pare 4 strips of zest from the lemon using a vegetable peeler . 

Thinly pare the rind from 1 orange and cut into narrow strips . 

Pare the mangoes and cut the flesh away from the pit lengthwise into long slices . 

He tossed the expensive silk away as though it were a rag , revealing the bold , hard contours of his chest . 

` Yes , " she agreed , tossing the offending garment back on to the bed . 

Bliss turned on his heel and , pausing only to toss his cigarette end into one of the fire buckets , sauntered out of the hotel lobby . 

She tossed her hair back and addressed him levelly , keeping her rage in check . 

He took off his jacket and tossed it across a wooden bench by the fire . 

He folded the paper and tossed it across the table to eagerly awaiting hands . 

Paul pulled several cubes of sugar from his pocket and tossed them among the children , and they squealed and fought among themselves , passing the prizes eventually from hand to hand . 

To learn to juggle , take one ball and practise tossing it from hand to hand in an easy arc . 

She began to struggle , tossing her head wildly from side to side in an effort to avoid his marauding lips . 

At the station I pick up my other parcel from Left Luggage , and toss it in a holdall . 

And animals with horns have sometimes managed to toss their tormentors high in the air when making a last-ditch stand . 

Toss the potatoes in the butter , spoon into a warmed serving dish and garnish with more sprigs of basil . 

That way , when you bust your board , you do n't just toss it in the garbage . 

Taking it out , she ripped it into tiny pieces then tossed the fragments into the bucket that still stood on the dresser like some awful avant-garde ornament . 

With two brisk movements she wrenched the wire loose and tossed the microphone into the water . 

I tossed the paper on the desk and looked moodily out of the window . 

Getting out , he tossed the cap on the seat , wrestled off the uniform , exposing the lightweight dark suit he wore under it . 

The man strode into the centre of the room and tossed his hat onto a chair . 

Graham took an envelope from his pocket and tossed it onto the sofa . 

He had tossed his coat over the back of a chair and was pouring whiskies . 

He drew out a pack of five cigars and tossed them towards Moss . 

But if I were Ben Hogan , and a Bob Hamilton or Willie Goggin chipped in to beat me in The Masters , a Walter Burkemo holed a sand shot to swipe the PGA , a raw rookie -- pick one -- holed a 7-iron to beat me somewhere in Florida and then the like of a Bud Holscher or a Shelley Mayfield holed yet another sand shot to steal yet another victory , then I 'd not only be scouring the Fort Worth Yellow Pages looking for the nearest shrink , I might even think of tossing myself under a freight train in the nearest marshalling yard . 

He turned and tossed a penny at the lad still squatting in the corner . 

Ace slid to the floor and cleared a space around her by tossing dead creatures on to the pile of bodies in the middle of the cabin . 

Travis stripped off his shirt and tossed it aside before unrolling the sleeping-bag and spreading it before the fire . 

And another at the 15th , a hole where so many second shots were being tossed by the angry wind over the clifftop . 

It 's difficult to be sure , but I 'd say he 'd been put in the water immediately after death and that he 's been tossed about in shallow water over a rocky bottom ever since . 

His father was more than six foot and could toss the caber further than any man in Bunarkaig . 

Now he was content to release him , to toss him back in the water like a catch unworthy of the landing . 

Carla and Nick were sitting on the grass , languidly tossing Sara 's frisbee to and fro . 

The boat was gone completely , and he was tossed this way and that in the water . 

And so the gulls can absorb or accommodate the pressures of the wind , standing apparently unconcerned in gusts which are tossing around 180-litre oil drums like playthings . 

His first experience of the conflict between two powerful men , tossing between them the idea of war . 

There was a wild look about him , with the green cloak tossing from his shoulders and light reflected burning in his eyes . 

All they had to do was pile the earth back on top of the coffin and toss in a few bulbs of garlic just to be on the safe side . 

When the Muni Mob and Jimmy Cagney had a gang war , they tossed in hand grenades every twenty minutes . " 

The burnt bed was broken up and pieces tossed through the window into the courtyard below . 

She sank down on to the bed and glanced at the writing pad that she 'd tossed there after a brief effort to write to Arnie . 

This is strictly undemanding garbage tossed at the youth market , for whom Slater is the nearest thing to the new James Dean . 

And this was mostly because of old machine tools being tossed away . 

A BITTER David Gower blasted England 's selectors last night after he was virtually the last to hear he had been tossed back into the cricketing wilderness . 

It was just a casual phrase that was tossed back and forth between acquaintances , and meant nothing -- only she did n't want it to mean nothing . 

At first she had been surprised when a flask and a chunk of bread had been tossed down to her that first night , until she had remembered that de Raimes did not want her dead just yet . 

The PLAYER tosses down his last coin by way of paying up , and turns away . 

He broke eye-contact , lifting his glass to his mouth , throwing his head back and tossing down the contents of the glass with one smooth action . 

Women leaning over balconies looked and tossed down flowers , younger women openly showed their approval with a strange clicking sound and Fernando walked on , oblivious of it all . 

And God says the wicked are like the tossing sea , for it can not be quiet , and it 's waters toss up refuse and mud . 

He sank back into his chair as Pyke and I walked away from the table , and tossed the whisky down his throat . 

The car was tossed 20 yards down the line and Swales , 27 , his sister Louise , 24 , and girlfriend Maria Garbutt , 28 , died instantly . 

So he jumps down onto the walkway and upends the body , tossing it over the side . 

He smiled , taking a last draw on the cigarette before tossing it over the rail . 

You must turn your back , shut your eyes , and toss it over your shoulder . " 

He tittered nervously as he tried to see through the glare of the flames . 

We burst out giggling at the sight of his bare bottom and we were still tittering when the door burst open and Mrs Taylor entered . 

This caused some of the other children to titter , quickly putting their hands over their mouths to stifle the sound . 

` Yes , but can ` E make custard ? " asked the heckler , and the crowd tittered . 

Cath Carroll looked at my hole-filled jeans and nascent dreads and tittered . 

The first wench said , ` Not yet , " and the second wench tittered . 

People riotously reel around here , fighting , fondling , tittering , clowning . 

The audience , predicting that the volunteer would make a fool of himself , began to titter . 

` In no way is it a finishing line , " said Hugh , who intends to continue working as long as possible .

The other player answers ` Smee " , and they continue searching .

The staff of the Unit continues largely unchanged , though we have been pleased to have had four postdoctorals associated with our activities over the past year or so .

The atmosphere was not exactly lively but I continued to have lunch there for a long time because she was extremely kind and the food was good .

All ambulance crews would continue to stand by at their stations for 999 calls .

If we continue supplying the Reds , we will be helping them more than the Blues .

This chapter continues with the topic of monarchy , an issue about which British people can talk readily and lengthily .

We continue our drive towards Hollywood in silence , because there 's nothing else to say about Dudley Moore .

It says that Labour will " continue devolution of management to unions within health boards . "

The West Midlands continued to decline as a manufacturing region throughout the period , for instance .

The area is quite densely populated and the majority continues to be actively farmed .

` However , we will continue to monitor the association very closely and will meet regularly with the ABA .

Until 1939 he continued to teach medieval history , giving tutorials that often lasted for a couple of hours .

The Agency would continue to encourage monthly direct debit payments from non-employed and self-employed contributors ( excluding share fishermen ) .

He continued to read voraciously throughout the 1790s , and there seems no reason to doubt Coleridge' s belief that Wordsworth was eminently equipped to write philosophical poetry .

Nonetheless , he joined the company in 1970 as a sewing machine mechanic but was soon moved to work on one of the large printers .

Stewart joined BRM in 1965 where he replaced American riche Ginther as Graham Hill 's new stablemate .

He joined LASMO in August 1991 and was subsequently appointed production and operations director in February 1992 .

He joined United Distillers as managing director for the European Region in June 1990 and became deputy managing director of the company in 1992 .

He joined Neilson & Co. in 1846 at their Hyde Park ( Glasgow ) works , becoming a foreman in the locomotive construction department .

When he left school , he joined the Kansas City Star as a cub reporter in 1917 .

When war broke out with Germany , many UVF members and National Volunteers joined the armed forces .

The Portuguese escudo joined the exchange rate mechanism ( ERM ) of the European monetary system ( EMS ) on April 6 .

Obviously we are hoping David Johnson will join us , and we are confident Kevin Westgarth will stay . "

He started work as a clerk in the British Steamship Company , in the City , and joined the London Scottish Regionals as a territorial soldier in 1909 .

In 1924 Malinowski joined the London School of Economics as reader in social anthropology .

Scholar also revealed details of Venables 's contract when he joined the club as manager from Barcelona .

Keith , with twenty years experience in carpet manufacturing , joined the company as Chief Industrial Engineer three years ago .

He joined the company in June and brings with him 38 years of experience .

He joined the Mott The Hoople fan club and spent most of his homework time addressing letters to that organisation .

Trade Union Administrative Offices may join Compacts as employers .

Canadian , French and United States aircraft were based in the country and Qatari troops joined the GCC contingent of the anti-Iraqi coalition in Saudi Arabia .

In September 1989 another party , the right-wing populist Citizens ' Party ( Borgaraflokkurinn -- CP ) , joined Hermannsson 's coalition .

Joe Selwyn joined the Glosters in 1932 at the age of 18 and spent over a decade in the land of the Raj .

He 'd applied to join the police in his final year at university ; it had been an unfashionable thing to do but he 'd given it a lot of careful thought .

Consolation came when Ernie Coleman finally joined Arsenal at the end of the season , for a fee of £6,000 .

Straightaway Steve got on to Malcolm and told him they needed all this money to join up with Scientology .

MANCHESTER United 's Paul Parker and Garry Parker of Aston Villa are poised to join up with the England squad today .

A national network for those wanting to join the Men 's Movement is another of his projects .

Students generally join as Officer Candidates and receive initial training in seamanship and leadership .

Mrs Harris , who plays off a handicap of 12 , joined the club in 1964 and plays for the club team .

Many people find it worthwhile to join an archaeological society .

Lee had 10 years at Charlton before making the switch to the north east to join the Geordies two months ago for £700,000 .

She spread the bed with a blue and crimson Indian blanket , put up lampshades , hung blue curtains . 

Spread it with a layer of French mustard and cover the whole surface of the bread with strips of cheese about ½ in. thick . 

The decorations committee had spent the morning spreading tables with brown , yellow and green linen cloths and pinning gold-sprayed autumn leaves to each corner of them . 

She broke off a piece of baguette , spread it with butter and jam , stuffed it into her mouth . 

She spread butter on to a deliciously aromatic roll , and spread it with honey , adding calmly , ` This is your villa . 

Flatten the bread with a rolling-pin , then spread each slice thinly with mayonnaise . 

Spread rest of smaller cake with jam and cover with remaining marzipan , as before . 

Peel off the lining paper , spread with the whipped cream and roll up from one short side . 

Spread with a layer of softened chocolate ice cream and some drained , chopped , canned cherries . 

From a plain wooden table spread with literature she picked up a booklet and offered it to Melissa , who took it with some hesitation . 

Paula , nibbling an Energen roll spread with reduced-calorie marmalade , said airily : ` Oh , who do you think came into the store yesterday ? 

The first floor , which was still inhabited , with David and herself , Ben and Paul , though three of the rooms were empty , their beds standing ready , spread with fresh pillows and laundered duvets . 

In the room beyond , the real Tsu Tiao was laid out atop a great , tiered pedestal on a huge bed spread with silken sheets of gold . 

To believe them , Karen and I shanghaied the shrinking Dennis on to a punt by some underhand ruse worthy of a ` once-aboard-the-lugger-and-the-maid-is-mine " melodrama . 

He met her gaze with his customary amusement , which dented her sense of well-being slightly .

They insist that the UN should condemn SWAPO 'S behaviour and hope that the incident will dent the movement 's fortunes in the election campaign .

FEARS of cutbacks on airline parts could dent profits at giant Rolls-Royce .

He traversed the first quad , its flagstones dented by seven centuries of learning , entered the slightly less ancient quad that lay beyond and ascended to Dr Ockleton 's rooms .

Hayling 's authority as chief executive was severely dented by the decision , and his defeat contributed to the creating of an unmanageable company where authority was beginning to dissolve into competing committees and rival cabals .

“ I have no doubt that Rothmans success will not be dented by an advertising ban , ” he said .

Her spirit had been severely dented by the shocks of the past twelve hours .

The story was inspired by a small milk-can which was dented and had a bent handle .

They created this distressed finish by marking and denting the guitar all over with a tool which gave the instrument a used/vintage appearance .

His head sank so low that his collar dented his bottom lip , and Sarah had touched his arm in sympathy , earning an even stronger rebuke herself .

Dougal 's fingers tightened involuntarily , denting the cigarette .

He moved forward to close the gap again with the tunic back in front of him and his lips were dented white where the teeth had bitten at them .

The singer 's chauffeur was running errands in the 219 mph XJ220 when he hit a concrete bollard , denting the bonnet , wing , and spoiler .

Both door posts have been previously dented and although the keeps are still in place , the doors , when fully open , touch the posts .

Its petrol tank was dented and there was a big oil patch underneath , but no signs of life that Henry could see .

A policeman attempted to open the bathroom door with a crowbar , denting the wood .

He expects profits to dip this year from the estimated £580m in the year just ended but reach £645m next year . 

The market paused for breath yesterday with the FTSE index dipping seven points to 2346.7 . 

The animal-health division saw profits dip 2 per cent to £62 million after the US Food and Drugs Administration held back some products . 

The price per ounce dipped below $360 in the summer , but has recently climbed above $400 and last night was nudging $410 . 

In six tests for the Wallabies since the World Cup final his success ratio has dipped below 50 per cent . 

Although the days were still warm and sunny , the evenings closed in early and the temperature soon began to dip as darkness approached . 

They did the journey without the luxury of a hood or a heater in temperatures which at one point dipped to minus 4C . 

There was a lot of noise of men shouting and dogs barking , as the servants from the house pursued the robbers across the fields . 

For all she knew , the pilot in the Spitfire pursuing his enemy low across the fields was Johnny , and if anyone were to die in that encounter , it must not be him . 

With UN approval MacArthur pursued them across the parallel and on towards the Yalu River which marked the border with Communist China . 

Trail of destruction … police pursue teenage joyrider across three counties . 

She had defeated the Roman IX Legion at a bloody battle in the Godmanchester area ( Cambridgeshire ) and pursued the survivors along Ermine Street to their base at Lincoln . 

Police pursued the car along the A345 to Bulford village where it crashed . 

Miniature tin cars , beetle-bright in the sun , pursued each other busily along the roads . 

The police car had pursued the Sierra along the road to Burton Salmon . 

Six Broadstairs matrons attempting to shop at Marchesi 's the confectioners , two errand boys buying bloaters from Mr Goodman the fishmonger , a few afternoon revellers strolling out from the Dolphin Inn and an eager group from the Tourist Cycling Club staying at the Balmoral Bijou Hotel found themselves swept along with the crowd as they pursued their leaders down Harbour Street under the ancient York Gate ( which being without specific Dickensian associations hardly received a glance ) . 

Folk will pursue you down the street crying , ` You forgot your Biro . " 

They were too far away for her to recognise faces , but she could imagine John and Angela among them , unaware that they had been pursued all the way from Romania . 

In one case in 1988 a Romanian border guard pursued a Romanian citizen into Hungarian territory and shot him . 

` His men pursued them into the forest to the east , but then they lost them . 

The boy walked beside him from the Post Office to Lipton 's , talking about the secret that was safe between them , pursuing him into the shop itself . 

When he was in the dining room she would be in the dairy ; when he wandered out to look at the home fields she would be over the lake by Burtness Wood ; when he made his way to the wood she would retreat up the fell and it was pointless , he rightly guessed , as well as being too open to comment , to pursue her onto the tops . 

They will not pursue the adventurers through the arch , so a well-organized and swift exit is indicated ! 

They had pursued it through the maze of backstreets until unaccountably losing it in a cul-de-sac . 

They pursued the fugitives for about nine miles and then lit bonfires on the hill-tops to alert the local peasantry . 

In the forest insectivores with non-sociable behaviour , the male pursues the female , courts her , and leads her to the nest he has built . 

This Pharaoh Hound was originally bred to pursue game , such as rabbits . 

Both players were standing outside the players ' lounge when three men ran past them into the building , for which they are believed to have produced entrance tickets , pursued by around 20 Rangers fans . 

After a successful rescue the small party is relentlessly pursued by the Viet Cong , but they are airlifted to safety by helicopters of the Air Cavalry . 

If one of your colleagues is being pursued by a policeman , in whatever disguise and for whatever reason , then naturally you do all in your power to obstruct him . 

Her best is about the reaction to her public appearances : Every time Margi is on the television , she claims , she goes home to be pursued by her mother with buckets of holy water . 

I think I 'd have a siege mentality if I was pursued relentlessly by a pack of slavering tabloid reporters baying for blood . 

A TRAGEDY was narrowly averted yesterday when a car being pursued by police was in a head-on crash with a family on a day out . 

Chasing prey through the tree-tops is much more hazardous than pursuing them along the ground , as this raccoon-hunting puma is discovering ( below ) . 

Everywhere the English were now fleeing , singly and in groups , pursued by mosstroopers . 

Clausewitz , distantly pursued by Mr Pick , thought war was always subordinate to political will . 

Nymphs , when pursued by satyrs , have saved themselves by turning into trees . 

He gambles that I will not leap down and pursue him along the pavement . 

The gardener , Mrs Grindlewood-Gryke and I pursued him down the garden and into the bluebell wood . 

But I met a man on the road to the other village -- I 've pursued them over the mountain from Keswick and you know the road divides two ways -- and he swore they had come this way . " 

The English fleet , once at sea , managed to cut across the bows of the Spaniards , then turned to pursue them up the channel . 

At that moment Charlie spotted Tommy on his right flank pursuing two Germans up a hill . 

John Surtees kept the British flag flying in 1964 , before Clark won his second title a year later .

I kept expecting the teacher to praise her , but instead she suddenly cried out ,

I have a friend who owns an ST and he keeps telling me to sell my C64 .

He kept thinking of the girl in Mu Chua 's House of the Ninth Ecstasy ; the singsong girl , White Orchid , who had looked so much like Vesa .

I kept my hands clasped tightly to avoid the habitual gesture of hiding myself from sight .

I said after last Tuesday 's game that if we kept working our luck would turn .

Living artists would keep adding to it by making contributions from their works .

The result was that we all kept making surreptitious trips to the staff room to refill our plastic beakers .

The eastern states say they badly need an extra 4,500 judges , 1,000 state prosecutors and 1,300 lawyers -- not least to deal with the hundreds of thousands of property claims flooding in from the west .

A banquet is needed ; the cooks have to prepare a menu and the food .

Now listen , I need an hour 's kip and a bath , so I 'll settle for the bath .

Now , Labour needs a further swing of eight per cent to be sure of an overall majority but six per cent would make it the biggest single party .

The centre needs a choirmaster or mistress for its choir , the “ Visionaires ” , and volunteers to aid keep - fit , craft and cookery classes .

Still , that experienced third was the battalion 's backbone ; the men whose voices would stiffen the ranks and give the Colonel the victory he needed in his opening engagement .

I think we might need the blinds down for this , otherwise it 's going to glare on the screen .

Generally , though , he needs more space if he is to cover so much ground in adequate detail .

At its height twenty firefighters were needed to tackle the fire .

Disagreements among Bush administration policymakers stymied plans to send Special Operations teams to track Bin Laden down .

But little has changed since 2008 or even Sept. 11 , 2001 , analysts said , with reforms in India 's counter-terrorism system stymied by political infighting and inertia .

In Iraq , opponents stymie U. S. control with roadside bombs , sniping and raids .

The transitional National Assembly has held several meetings but , stymied by ethnic , religious and political divides , has yet to set its bylaws or begin discussing the constitution .

" This attack was stymied by his ineptness and alert pedestrians , " said Rep. Lamar Smith of Texas , the top Republican on the panel .

Such attacks often stymie aid projects , adding to Afghans ' anger and disillusionment over the slow pace of reconstruction amid the burgeoning military campaign .

He took her arm , guiding her across the broad landing towards another door . 

Stephen , offering her his arm , guiding her confidently across the marble floor , was glossy with well-being . 

Every day she has to dodge between parked cars and buses when she guides children across the road . 

But it was built in 1751 as an inland lighthouse to guide travellers across what was then an empty open and desolate countryside . 

It 's a bit like crowd control at a football match -- the retailer guides the customers along a path through his shop ! 

He guides us among its ` toy-like villas , each different in design and each set against a background of trees A curling road winds through , but not everything is revealed at once : a chimney for but a moment here , a turret window through a gap between two acacia trees , a gable partly concealed by the fretted roof of a conservatory , an almond tree in blossom branching over the pavement , a spot of scarlet colour made by a distant pillar box . " 

Community cop : One of the first duties of Netherton 's new community officer , PC John O'Neill was to guide local children around Copy Lane Police Station . 

He had guided her expertly around the monuments of Greece and Italy , the summer after the baby . 

We do n't actually guide visitors around the reserve , rather leave them to their own devices having informed them about what they 're likely to see and drawn their attention to some safety aspects . 

And without doubt , many birds as well as pigeons , are able to guide themselves by the earth 's magnetism . 

Instead they guide themselves by the stars , as has also been verified by experiment . 

He took the hand she held out to him and guided her inside the cottage . 

Tracey laughed , and put his hand under her elbow to guide her into the cinema . 

Then Melinda kindly guided me outside into the harsh sunlight of the street . 

An intelligence officer in Malaya , Captain Patrick Heenan , has been named this week as the traitor who guided Japanese bombers onto British airfields , allowing a rapid advance and the fall of Singapore . 

The 1st Battalion The Green Howards will guide the ten-strong team over the demanding course at Catterick Garrison next Sunday . 

Cranston muttered and , taking Athelstan by the arm , guided him past the great hall towards the gateway under Wakefield Tower . 

` He beat us to it , " she informed Felipe crossly as he guided her through the crowd , protecting her from knocks . 

Dieter guided her to an empty chair ; she was trembling violently and he called for brandy . 

He guided her backwards to one of the posts which supported the roof . 

Instead of going straight to the front desk as usual , Charlie guided her towards the restaurant . 

He turned his back on the struggling man , put his hand under Lili 's elbow , and guided her towards the saloon . 

He took her arm and guided her away from Joe 's house and along the street to the gentle hill leading to the graveyard . 

Edward danced well , guiding her with confidence , and soon he was holding her very close . 

A FATHER and son on a fishing trip were guided to safety yesterday after losing their compass overboard . 

The Nez Perce hurried south under the shadow of the Bitterroots , guided now by Poker Joe , since Looking Glass carried the burden for the Big Hole disaster . 

Then , lowering the light , he guided us along the banks of a stream to a pond . 

Mrs Chamoun guides him around the Emir Bashir 's palace at Beit Eddine ; he is clearly taken in by the mythical Lebanon of happy agrarian masses toiling away under the guidance of a benevolent leader . 

When they had fruitlessly exhausted their task , Myeloski called the caretaker to guide them round the rest of the palace . 

She had n't even noticed where they were , but now he was guiding her up some stone steps , and she realised by the background music that they were heading for Pepe 's . 

He decries as ` false wit " artifices such as those employed by George Herbert and others in shaping poems visually to represent a pair of wings or an egg , as well as devices such as puns and acrostics . 

It is by virtue of this sublime concept of the poet that Wordsworth decries as utterly unworthy any descent to the manipulation of verbal artifices . 

How they are set is a difficult question to which I shall return , but those who decry as too narrow the scope of a Convention running to over a hundred Articles must surely embody the resuscitated spirit of Oliver Twist who will always cry for more ! 

I am not decrying Sara in any way when I say it might have been more sensible for us to choose the leader . " 

It 's staff would probably have decried any such connection with the upmarket skin magazine 's Hugh Hefner , but it was there none the less . 

These women he decries are simply weary with having to be constantly on guard against abuse , and why should they have to justify their position when the men are at fault ? 

We have seen the results in Paternoster Square : the neo-classical scheme that the public supported but architects decried . 

As the apparatus of imperial rule expanded in Asia and Africa , the aristocratic militarism that Bright had decried gained a new lease of life . 

Thus fortified , the Webbs decried both Owen and Marx for depending on the labour theory of value . 

Thus the civil wars , so decried by Gregory , actually held the kingdom together , because the struggles between members of the Merovingian family provided a focus around which other conflicts could cluster . 

Another senior police officer who more than once captured the headlines , James Anderton , Chief Constable of Greater Manchester , decrying ` the rot that has now taken a firm hold in the fabric of our society " , was so moved as to describe crime as Britain 's ` Top Growth Industry " . 

Moreover , prominent curators decry the museum 's wholesale espousal of corporate collecting standards . 

Marshall decried the reversal of a ruling made as recently as 1989 , and claimed that " power , not reason , is the new currency of this court 's decision-making " . 

WHEN it first played , Tom Murphy 's ` The Gigli Concert " was almost unanimously decried as a piece of theatrical nonsense . 

The point was regularly reiterated , passing resolutions being decried as equally counter-productive . 

Tories and Labour decry each other 's failures to voters who seem to believe , against all experience , that success is their birthright , and that only political stupidity deprives them of it . 

The people took most of the money , but decried it as a decade of greed . 

Pundits decried the successful methods taken by the majority , who not only wanted to live within their means but did so , as old-fashioned and ` Victorian " , out of step with 1990s climate of opinion . 

In the early years of the Thatcher government , it was fashionable to decry what was characterised as the overweening power of the trades unions . 

So while we may decry our predecessors ' excessive self-absorption , we have again to salute their ingenuity in developing a valuable and indispensable part of the archaeologist 's armoury of techniques . 

While countries and citizens everywhere decry the rape of rainforest in Brazil , Malaysia , Indonesia and so on , Canada is actively pursuing massive deforestation to fuel equally massive pulp-mill projects . 

She also decries the double standard that dictates what men can do , women ca n't . 

This is not to decry the small , but important , changes and victories at local level . 

The more sophisticated will decry the malaise of the unwashed millions . 

I am in no way decrying such methods -- perhaps they work and perhaps they do not -- but I do feel that they are open to considerable abuse . 

Whatever may be said about Ecclesiastes -- and many things have been said about him -- he decried traditional wisdom . 

This is not to decry the useful , and often innovative , work done by such institutions . 

Tinka 's home is now in Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia , but for many years she lived in Johannesburg , where she established the Medau Society of South Africa .

Peter Dawson had been considerably older than Isobel and since he had only a few more years to serve in the army , had decided to establish a permanent home in his native town .

Breeders have established their own intelligence network in a bid to combat the crime .

The government , therefore , established the Kenya Reinsurance Corporation in 1971 and decreed that all underwriters reinsure part of their business with Kenya Re .

A US$100,000,000 EFTA development fund for Yugoslavia was established in April 1990 with the intention that it should begin operations , after ratification , in 1991 .

His own company is working on a project in East Dorset to establish a course with heathland areas on what used to be agricultural land .

It is thus difficult to predict the precise spatial outcome of establishing a monetary union within the EC .

Independent within the Commonwealth since 1976 , the Republic of Seychelles was established in March 1979 as a one-party state .

The NIERC was established in October 1985 as an independent research centre funded jointly by the ESRC , the Northern Ireland government and private industry .

In 1907 he returned to Sheffield to establish a new joint laboratory for Firths and John Brown & Co .

The communications network established by Rank Xerox , for example , will be bequeathed to Andalusia ` as a contribution to technological development and to training a generation which will take Andalusia into the 21st century " .

The Brook Centre was established in Belfast last year to provide young people with professional advice on all sexual matters .

A Serbian Autonomous Region of Western Slavonia was established on Aug. 13 .

One system established by the magistrates of Speenhamland ( Berkshire ) in 1795 was widely copied until its abolition by the New Poor Law of 1834 .

Laboratories and institutes established by charitable foundations became bigger : the Rockefeller Institute in New York was renamed the Rockefeller University in 1977 to reflect the scale of its research and education .

It soon established its own organization and meeting houses which were hardly distinguishable from chapels .

At one time the Institute had intended to establish its own college for training , and this was still essential .

The FAO plan to encourage the rearing of endangered breeds in their native lands , and to establish banks of frozen sperm and embryos .

A mill manufacturing that material was established nearby on the banks of the Church Beck but was washed away in a flood .

The European Commission is reviewing banking charges within the Community and is attempting to establish a system of cross-border transactions at reduced cost .

The DoE suggested that the EC environment committee should establish a network of enforcement agencies .

Curriculum planners would all agree that it is necessary to establish strong and efficient links between the machinery for curriculum development and public assessment .

The Financial Management Unit was established to assist central government departments with implementation of the FMI .

The group was established to benefit the village area by raising funds for improvements .

Her grip tightened as he accelerated , and after a moment or two he coasted slowly into the kerb and stopped . 

And , as he coasted towards Maple Drive through the suburb 's still deserted streets , Henry thought about nice things . 

While coasting downhill out of Abergwesyn , three cyclists in yellow and black wasp suits buzzed past . 

With a feeling of having been unexpectedly let out of school , I drove over the hills on the road to Reading and coasted along the unfenced part of the Quillersedge Estate until I thought I 'd come more or less to where Gareth had dropped the paint : parked off the road there and searched more closely for the place on foot . 

Eight miles later , when they were coasting down a long hill , the engine spluttered . 

In no time at all they were coasting down the slope out of the car park . 

We slanted across the river , the wind carrying us against the current , and coasted up the far bank . 

From there the road was downhill , so we were able to coast noiselessly down into the sleeping suburbs , then dismount and push the bike into the city centre . 

Some mimed dances and twirled around him , humming popular songs . 

Elinor twisted and swayed and twirled , her blue eyes blazing , the wick having been set afire by Aunt Bedelia . 

She twirled and swayed around the room in a slow dance , her skirt billowing and her long hair shining beneath the bright lights . 

She twirled slowly , feeling his eyes on her so that it was as though she was receiving an injection of adrenalin . 

She twirled around the room but Mary was n't interested and returned upstairs with her friends to complete dressing . 

She twirls about the shop like a sugar-plum fairy and Mr Roberts chuckles and claps and calls her his Little Precious and his Cute Little Sweetheart . 

She clung to me , and then she ran away ; she dashed through the flowers in the long grass , she twirled around a tree and sent lizards scuttling , she skipped along a sandy path . 

Book Marketing Ltd is preparing to reduce the cost of the licence fee for booksellers taking part in the summer National Book Sale in an attempt to encourage more active participation in the biannual event . 

He eventually whittled it down to eighteen thousand and his successors have since reduced the number even more dramatically . 

Both Coats Viyella ( 32% ) and Bass ( 33% ) reduced their audit fees by cutting the number of firms used . 

Many investors also try to reduce risk by vertical integration . 

Under this , farms would have to reduce output by 20 per cent . 

Mr Collor promised to reduce inflation to just 3 per cent a month within a year by using shock tactics similar to those of President Menem of Argentina . 

MMT Computing Plc reduced its stake in Total Systems Plc to under 3% . 

I reduced the odds by wearing a pullover , slip-off shoes and no underwear , but it was still touch and go . 

The UK quota reduced welfare by 14.33% while the EC minimum import price lowered welfare by approximately 2.01% . 

By 1987 , the paid staff employed by the MCC had been reduced by half and the development emphasis had shifted to gentrification . 

The number of German troops was to be reduced to 370,000 within three to four years . 

The Soviet Union had agreed to reduce from 308 to 154 its arsenal of SS-18s , the heaviest ICBM in the world , each of which could carry 10 warheads . 

We urge the Government to reduce from 60 to 10 years the life of minerals permissions through new legislation , as proposed in the consultation paper . 

Occasionally I hear Suzie downstairs clink a piece of crockery . 

Carefully not clinking the bottles , Maxim mixed himself a whisky and water , drank it in three gulps , then poured another and began sipping . 

The presenter drained off the last of her gin and tonic and clinked the ice in the bottom of her glass . 

Rory smiled , sucking air through his teeth at the same time , clinked one thumbnail against his glass . 

Desmond grinned across the restaurant table at Shiona as they clinked champagne glasses together . 

There would be a small party in the office , Aust would make a speech , they would clink glasses of sparkling wine and he would be gone . 

He held up his cup , clinked it on Cameron 's , and gave him a deliberate nod . 

Two lamps glowed softly from brackets on the wall , and she stared at them stupidly , her thoughts unfocused , her mind disorientated . 

The evening sun glowed from the west as brassy as a dinner-gong , throwing long purple shadows across the untidy lawn and into the bushes . 

This was the nature of the Lady 's eyes : they were bright green , lacking iris or pupil , and they glowed from within . 

There was no light on in the room directly above , but amber glowed from the darkroom doorway . 

To my surprise I saw a light , glowing through the curtains of the room I thought was her salon . 

When I close the front door behind me , the hall is lit only by the streetlight , glowing faintly through frosted glass . 

He gestured to the row of Mercedes and the waiting chauffeurs gossiping , the red tips of their cigarettes glowing in the dark , and at the armed guards patrolling in front of the house . 

The cigarette glowed again in the dark , and he hitched himself up on one elbow and ground it out on the earth . 

On either side , white-painted kerb stones glowed faintly through the blackness as she walked with the rest towards the sound of the dancing , for ears were of more use than eyes in the blackout . 

` You 'll Never Walk Alone " was sung with gusto and flares glowed on the terraces as Liverpool started with barely controlled frenzy . 

It had taken almost half an hour to reach his office along streets jammed with tourist coaches , the Americans inside staring through the windows at the neon Tel Aviv highway sign that glowed through the drizzle . 

Only rarely does the leer of insincerity glow through the mask . 

Lamps glowed through the ports of boats , vehicles had driving lights on . 

Constance was thrilled at her first sight of the red terracotta tiles of Italy , glowing in the morning air as above them the pale blue sky deepened . 

Firefighters spent three hours tackling the blaze , which spread through the roof and into an adjoining property in Pensby Road .

So much so that Jan got quite giggly and started swapping bargain stories with him , and I was left with Darren .

They met workers from other occupations and other areas ; they swapped stories , shared jokes and learned about one another 's problems .

A MAN who swapped his beloved BMW for sex with his wife said yesterday that it was her idea .

They used to swap aluminium ore for shiploads of them imported from the Soviet Union .

After a short distance he swapped places with the woman and drove her and the baby to Winchester .

Otherwise Dustin was found swapping quotations with Irish actor T. P. McKenna in the bar or playing endless poker games .

The unlikely duo will swap songs with Madonna , 34 , singing classics like New York , New York and Frank , 76 , crooning Like A Virgin .

` I was wondering , " said Evelyn , ` if you 'd like to swap with me and let me have a chance to go under the machines . "

` We passed books around , swapped the names of authors , discussed the latest writing in the literary magazines .

A clinic has perfected a £3,500 technique to help make them fathers again .

He had perfected the technique of not being noticed to a fine art .

The canny Taiwanese have perfected the technique of ` shadow dancing " .

Using a technique perfected by medical artists , they hope to be able to build up a picture of what the princess would have looked like twenty centuries ago .

The technology for a reed bed was pioneered in Germany 20 years ago , and has been perfected by ICI over the last two years .

While you have been perfecting your French , I have been bettering my English .

But they only started to perfect it at the end of the nineteenth century .

This stage culmin - ated in the massive reorganization of General Electric in the early 1950s , an action that perfected the model most big businesses around the world ( including Japanese organizations ) still follow .

Lizzie liked perfecting this pretty piece of domestic felicity .

Muirhead perfected the electrical standards of capacity , which he practically established and afterwards handed over to the National Physical Laboratory .

No pacifist method has yet been perfected in this country to counter Hitler .

The Arsenal machine had been perfected , and the 1930 Cup triumph was to usher in a glorious future .

Their method has been perfected after years of experience dealing with female victims of violence .

Ferreting has been perfected to the point where it does a thorough job .

It was another pattern that would be expanded , developed and perfected with ferocity over the coming 15 years .

The president , knowing that this foretold more terrible violence , asked the chiefs to call off the protest , thereby depriving his army of a further excuse for slaughter . 

In his book he seems rather proud of this episode , and I suppose it did foretell the scientist to be . 

Some of the questions concerned frequency , so answers ranging from " Never " to " Always " were available to assertions such as " Dreams can foretell the future " . 

The knocking of their hammers on the rock could lead a man to good ground , but their knocking on wood foretold possible imminent disaster . 

The weather signs in the sky of the previous evening had foretold correctly but the Ben had been kind to me on my first ascent . 

Legend says that the God Apollo arrived at Delphi by sea on a dolphin and slayed the monstrous python that guarded the entrance to the sanctuary .

It said Richard Holbrooke gave the impression that he fully understood that `` the obstacle to overcome is not in Pristina but in Belgrade . ''

There are now , says the paper , 65 such local denominations , like the Ithaca ( New York ) HOUR ( the original -- created nine years ago ) , the Berkeley BREAD , and Kansas City 's ( Missouri or Kansas ?

Both papers say these medications are attractive to those who only have sporadic sex and have trouble with consistent contraceptive planning .

In 1964 , four-score-years-and-one after the initial defeat in the Supreme Court , the country could once again say that equal access to theaters and public accommodations was the law of the land .

A sign simply says `` S. Lourenço "  - indicating the turn-off to São Lourenço do Matto ( Church of St. Lawrence of the Woods ) .

A stone pillar , now set in a pit and protected by railings , bears an inscription said to date from a.d. 913 , but as it is normally wrapped in cloth you 're unlikely to see it .

But come instead for the spectacular view from the 297 - m - ( 974 - ft - ) high Salto di Tiberio ( Tiberius ' Leap ) precipice , said to be the last pleasure enjoyed by the emperor 's enemies before they were hurled over the edge .

Recombination is said to be a useful `` search procedure '' in an evolving population .

Yet another way of stating this is to say that there is no finite prestatement of the configuration space of a biosphere .

'' The best that can be said is that observation ( and we could stretch and call that consciousness , I guess ) is implicated in every phenomenon we can observe and seemingly in every phenomenon we can theorize to explain .

This is not to say that good architecture is merely utilitarian .

Maintenance is a mammoth task , and it is said that painters work constantly on the structure , completing one end and immediately starting again at the other .

To the north of Narmada at Lingsar , a new spring is said to have burst into life to greet the Balinese when they came to Lombok , and they chose the site for an ecumenical temple intended to bring together people of different religions .

B.O.B. stands for Breathing Observatory Bubble , and these are said to be the first in Europe .

It is said that there are over 40 different performances taking place on every evening of the year in Amsterdam .

It must be said that the Huron were less interested in conversion to Christianity than in the goods to be gained from the fur traders who followed the priests on this first French settlement in Ontario .

The chuck-wagon races are said to have originated when the last crew back in town had to buy all the drinks - now the prize pot totals over $200,000 .

Strange to say , however , that interest does not seem to be more than a few hundred years old : if the ancient Greeks and Romans , the Indians , the Chinese and other peoples were curious about their own prehistory , I have not heard of it .

Self-gravity would shrink the Sun to a point in a mere 29 minutes , if the outward thermonuclear pressures were absent . 

This provision has a narrow ambit and it does not prevent a supplier attempting to shrink the core of the obligations , rather than excluding the implied terms . 

Sudden movements in exchange and interest rates can erode profit margins , strain your cashflow and shrink overall profits . 

The children took deep breaths , tried to shrink their shoulder-blades , as the buttons were done up at the back . 

Another limitation is the extent to which components can be shrunk before quantum effects decrease their reliability . 

The show is a mix of puppets and a human Alice when she 's the normal size and a puppet Alice when she 's shrunk by the potion . 

Intel carefully skirted the issues of Pentium 's price and delivery at its ostensible introduction last month . 

But we shall have to skirt these issues here ( see Fillmore , 1975 ) . 

Perhaps more important , and there are close parallels here to our critique of ethology and sociobiology , Freud still skirts round the difficult question of how primordial instincts are socially constructed . 

Dame Una Pope-Hennessy ( the formidable mother of James and John Pope-Hennessy and a friend of Ivy and Margaret ) had been cross with a reviewer who had written of her book about jade : ` Dame Una skirts gracefully round the subject . " 

She waited , holding her breath , wondering whether he would really answer all the questions that had been buzzing around in her head ever since she had first met him , or whether he would skirt around the subject and depend instead on the overwhelming attraction she felt for him to talk her back into bed . 

And , after all those earlier occasions when he had carefully skirted round the subject of Elise , was this , at long last , a confession of his involvement ? 

Many freight forwarders , however , skirt this prohibition by forming separate subsidiary corporations for their NVOCC operations . 

He skirted the problem by turning it , via Nunnally Johnson 's script , from a radical rallying cry into a depiction of the common man 's ability to survive injustice by endurance . 

American firms issue paper privately mainly to skirt the burdensome disclosure rules set by the Securities and Exchange Commission . 

To get things moving , Sutton skirted both the Equal Opportunities and the Pilger problem by hiring people on temporary consultancy contracts . 

She simply donned a flowing outfit by Amanda Wakely , stepped out … and skirted neatly round the problem . 

A somewhat thicker book , The Bernese Alps details the important region skirted by the previous book . 

Convention demanded that a woman must skirt around the truth , fobbing off a man while leading him on . 

Reluctant to voice her suspicions , Fran skirted round the answers , aware that Luke was listening intently to every word she said . 

The seemingly positive advances on the economic front re-emphasised the fact that the Treaty of Rome had skirted around the question of political cooperation . 

One advantage of such a site , however , is that samples of blood and urine that are required for analysis of rhythms are readily refrigerated so that deterioration is less of a problem than in other environments . 

Be careful with leftovers -- refrigerate or freeze them quickly . 

This smooth , creamy cheesecake is best if refrigerated overnight . 

There was little reason to stay on in an empty house , Belinda decided as she covered and refrigerated the kedgeree after her father had left . 

Without preservatives , fat goes rancid , bread goes mouldy and anything not ` refrigerated after opening " feeds food poisoning bacteria and microfungi that produce mycotoxins . 

Stone ruins were dotted about the site , several yards apart , like an abandoned village whose streets had turned to pastureland . 

The yard at the side had been roughly roofed over with corrugated iron ; it was not entirely waterproof as buckets and other containers were dotted around the floor to catch the drips . 

The mushrooms were being dotted around the eggs , bright and buttony . 

The land here was dotted about with gorse bushes and he half-expected a dog to come bounding out from among them . 

A few villas , white or pale yellow buildings , could be seen dotted haphazardly across the face of the hill , separated by small groves of olive trees and the occasional stand of poplars . 

The countryside south of Tabor is mainly cereal-growing , dotted here and there with little lakes . 

Each year on San Juan , a hundred thousand bonfires dot the slopes of the huge crater which holds La Paz . 

It has been stocked by booksellers , and it has been purchased by a variety of people .

Why else -- when there are plenty of environment-friendly products now available -- do supermarkets still stock non-green items ?

All major technical handbooks are stocked and it is in these compilations of miscellaneous information in handy form that the answer will be found .

Other CFC-free products stocked by Tesco are Tesco Garden Furniture ( the foam in the cushions is CFC-free ) and Style Plus Disposable Foam Cups .

Blanks were also stocked and I have seen a printed example to Shrewsbury .

Tarama is the dried , salt-pressed and lightly smoked roe of the grey mullet and it is stocked in delicatessens , good fishmongers and most large supermarkets .

Buyers are currently looking at packaging of inner soles which would need to be changed if we were to stock them .

Some delicatessens will also stock a mixture of dried corns of varying colours -- not always natural -- which look most attractive in an acrylic peppermill .

What they wanted was cheap , bright , plastic toys from Hong Kong , and I did n't stock those . "

THE blood-sucking ability of the leech is helping to develop a new family of drugs to treat heart disease . 

The alternative approach to treating an infectious disease , by means of chemotherapy , made little progress until viruses could be grown and studied in cultures outside living organisms . 

We know that we can use human tissue from aborted foetuses to treat Parkinson " s disease and probably Alzheimer 's . 

In the process of treating chronic disease , the patient often experiences a recurrence of old symptoms , and this can be distressing for a time . 

Clinical ecologists therefore attempt to diagnose and treat a disease which conventional doctors believe does not exist . 

It is used to treat nacrolepsy , a disease in which a person falls asleep abruptly and unpredictably during the day . 

All had two or more close relatives who had been treated for the disease . 

If the doctor desires to treat the patient , he is often in a strong position to persuade such a relative to concur . 

If a doctor treats a patient with high blood pressure he records blood pressure levels before , during and after treatment . 

He treated every patient with the same love and care , and so , as I discovered very quickly , he was worshipped by the islanders . 

We decided to treat the patient with combination chemotherapy ( MOPP="mitoxin" , vincristine , procarbazine , and prednisolone ) . 

The Reiki practitioner treats the patient by laying their hands gently onto the body . 

A NEW health card is to be launched in Cheshire with the aim of helping doctors and paramedics to treat a patient more quickly in an emergency . 

We used to treat our coral cuts with iodine , unaware that the coral polyps which had entered the wounds normally thrived on iodine which they extracted from seawater -- and were now extracting from our blood . 

The gynaecological department at Middlesbrough is now the leading unit in Britain , treating a variety of women with the latest technology and minimum surgery . 

If doctors could know for certain which individuals would develop the disease , they could treat potential diabetics before the process takes hold . 

The injection is not a conventional vaccine as it treats the infection rather than being used as a preventive measure . 

But the tribunal said only one of these complaints had been proved -- a charge that McBride left a hospital after treating a pregnant woman without making proper arrangements for her further care . 

` No doctor can be required to treat a child , whether by the court in the exercise of its wardship jurisdiction , by the parents , by the child or anyone else . 

Now he was doing the job he was trained for , treating real patients . 

First , they were treating babies as adults , that is to say , by a direct attack on the origin of disease with no distraction being permitted to treat symptoms . 

Each of the four types of illness was treated differently by the villagers . 

Twenty patients with chronic pancreatitis and signs of biliary obstruction were treated by endoscopic placement of self expandable metal mesh stents , and followed up prospectively . 

A disabled teenager who 's being treated by a Russian physiotherapist has been told his trainer must go home because his visa has run out . 

Mr Sommerville said Ninham 's condition could be treated by drugs . 

Around a third of haemophiliacs are treated by health specialists in the Oxford Region . 

Four people aboard the yacht were thrown from their bunks , and were treated in hospital for cuts and shock . 

Most clinics treating fertility problems expect nurses to be the counsellor . 

The health services will know of people treated for psychiatric illnesses and a follow-up service or routine visit from community nurses should be able to recognise obviously unsatisfactory living circumstances . 

Thirty six consecutive patients treated for severe acute pancreatitis and its complications in the intensive care unit of the University Central Hospital of Turku were included in the study . 

An 18 year old girl treated for five years with a lazative containing danthrone died from a leiomyosarcoma of the small intestine . 

Folkman discovered that tumours in rabbits ' ears treated with protamine grew much slower than untreated tumours . 

A doctor who treats without consent may be guilty of a battery on the patient . 

In this paper we describe the results of restorative proctocolectomy in 18 patients over the age of 50 whom we have treated in the past six years and compare them with the results achieved in younger patients . 

More recently , platelet-aggregation responses have been studied in diabetics treated with CS11 or the artificial pancreas . 

Of the remaining 166 patients , 136 were successfully treated pharmacologically . 

The parties produce manifestos and when elected in a majority seek to implement their policies .

Earlier m the century the select vestry in West Ham had implemented measures to deal with a perceived crisis in relief which were singularly effective in reducing relief and reasserting authoritarian values .

The National Insurance Act , 1946 , implemented the Beveridge plan , though with some modification .

Creating an understanding of the challenges of management in implementing business strategies within a changing environment .

The principal vehicle for implementing change was the dissemination of the company plan mapping out the route to cost competitiveness through work reorganization .

Implementing the Cockcroft recommendations , however desirable that might be , was seen as difficult .

Those unions are also responsible for funding and implementing the decisions of that conference .

The text of the resolution was forwarded to Lithuania 's President Vytautas Landsbergis , accompanied by a telegram from Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev demanding within three days a report on measures to implement the Congress decisions .

I want community care to be properly implemented and funded , with nurses prescribing as a part of their work in the care of people living at home .

Techniques for effectively implementing a lexical check by machine are discussed and compared .

At the time of my retirement in 1983 the new scheme was being fully implemented with our officers being enrolled at the Warsash school of Navigation .

The foregoing both explains why Wulfstan 's legal texts have such a homiletic tone , and raises considerable doubts whether they were really the means by which Æthelred 's government implemented its decisions .

The government implemented its reforms without commissioning any evaluative or pilot studies and the experience of similar developments in the American health care system provided only limited comparisons .

In April 1988 , in this Parliament , the Government implemented the changes pushed through when the Prime Minister was a Minister at the Department of Social Security .

He later produced the Blackburn Report on the reform of Licensing Law in Northern Ireland which the Government implemented throughout the 1980s .

Not a single authority implemented Maud 's ` Cabinet style " solution in its entirety ; nevertheless , many streamlined their committee structures and some even established policy co-ordinating committees .

In France the Directive has not been implemented in order to further nature conservation -- that it has done so results by default rather than by design .

Members are aware that the Banks are endeavouring to implement earlier opening hours in some locations .

They 're alive and implemented in Digital 's Network Application Support ( NAS ) .

It would undoubtedly cost a lot on money to implement in the short run , as would some of the more conventional changes proposed by that Frenchman who claims to run the sport with an impartial hand .

Though other practices may interpret and implement the community care reforms in different ways , I hope that some of the lessons we have learnt will be useful .

In the U K the improvement plans we 've been working on for the last two years have been very successfully implemented but they 've been overtaken by the U K recession .

The Prussian government passed legislation designed to Germanise landholdings in the border districts , but these laws were so badly framed and so crudely implemented that they had exactly the reverse effect from that intended .

Neither alternative was anywhere near implemented by 1926 , let alone in 1922 .

Bayfield and England captain Will Carling are playing only after making near-miraculous recoveries from injuries against Otago in Dunedin last weekend . 

He has also continued to play in international matches for Zimbabwe .

Italian World Cup hero Roberto Baggio , playing his first match against his former teammates of Juventus , made some good passes , converted a penalty for AC Milan but failed to produce an outstanding performance .

BUNDABERG , Australia --- Zimbabwe plays Queensland state in a one-day match .

`` I hope I can continue to play like this in my next few tournaments and hopefully I can win a few more titles coming up , '' she said .

That 's a tall order , especially since Irbe and Sharks teammate Sandis Ozolinsh wo n't be able to play in that tournament .

The four cricketers are here to play in the Worldwide Cricket Sixes tournament this weekend among 10 countries .

In South Korea , the group visited candidate cities , including Seoul , Pusan , Pohang , Taejon and Suwon , where they were greeted by hundreds of children in uniform enthusiastically playing soccer in stadia .

About 20 million women actively play soccer in 81 national associations around the world .

The newspaper said Mai Xuan Hong and Le Van Cuong , both 15 , were playing soccer when Hong found the bomb and picked it up .

`` Everyone 's playing our type of hockey --- patient hockey , low scoring .

NEW YORK ( AP ) --- The two teams playing the best hockey in the NHL also happen to be in the same division .

`` She 's so calm and collected on the court and she plays intelligent tennis .

The sentence allowed him to play baseball and to travel for road games .

`` If I was n't ( confident ) , I should n't be playing the game of football . ''

`` But when it gets time to play football , we 're going to play football . ''

The NHL also staged an opener in Tokyo this season , when the Anaheim Mighty Ducks and Vancouver Canucks played at Yoyogi Arena last October .

Grand Slam Cup winner Ivanisevic has vowed to play at full power --- even in his mixed doubles matches .

--- --- --- SPECIAL DAY : There have been a number of memorable matches that have been played at the U.S. Open on Sept. 8 .

The Wanderers play at Swindon on Sunday in the semifinals of the League Cup , while their rivals continue in league play .

The sport is played by girls and boys at school and Lord 's welcomes fee-paying female spectators , '' said Kamlesh Bahl of the Equal Opportunities Commission .

Olympiakos plays against Aris Salonica in Piraeus later Sunday .

The West Indies Cricket Board of Control on Thursday upheld an earlier ruling that the 39-year-old Barbadian , a former captain of the West Indies team , was ineligible to play against the Australians .

On Sunday , Romania 's top player , Adrian Voinea , plays against Jan Siemerink , and Andrei Pavel faces Haarhuis .

`` He was a very good batsman and loved cricket , '' said Worcestershire president and former England batsman Tom Graveney , who played against Wyatt .

Their numerical strength is due to the four-day game they play against an Academy XI in Nelson from Feb.27-March 2 before their centenary test against New Zealand in Auckland starting on March 4 .

Fedorov , a restricted free agent who helped the Detroit Red Wings win the Stanley Cup last year , has not played in an NHL game this season because of a contract dispute with the club .

Brown , who will be playing in his first bowl game , disagreed .

Bangladesh and Sri Lanka also play in this tournament which runs in Sharjah on a round-robin basis until April 14 .

Sampras and World No. 5 Michael Chang , fresh off winning in Beijing , will first play on Wednesday .

Chicago played Orlando in the first game of their second-round series , also later Sunday .

Facing cordons of riot police , students played volleyball while wearing water polo caps .

Hungary played Portugal in Budapest and Norway faced Israel in Oslo .

Kamsky , still alive in the FIDE cycle , is slated to play Anatoly Karpov for the FIDE championship later this year .

Juventus played its semifinal match at San Siro --- the traditional homefield of AC Milan and Inter --- following a controversy with the owners of Turin 's Delle Alpi arena .

Fenn declined the offer to buy with a bemused wave of his hand .

He declined to give any personal details about the pair apart from saying they were from the United Kingdom .

West Midlands Police and West Yorkshire Police yesterday declined to comment .

Parliament reconvened at York in late January 1333 , and once again declined to offer Edward any positive support for action in Scotland .

Hence it was not surprising that Britain declined the invitation to join the proposed coal and steel structure , ostensibly because it was unwilling to accept beforehand the principle of a new and binding supranational authority .

The Court declined to confine the term to persons of Romany origin .

Nutty declined the offer , knowing that what disappeared into the depths of Gloria 's handbag was not likely to surface again in a hurry .

The operator can write , run and debug programs by ` driving " the simulated controls and the simulator responds appropriately even to the extent of execution times . 

There is constant companionship and eventually , when the program is finally debugged , the machine really seems to ` understand " . 

Hodson-Smith says , however , that the software has not been fully debugged and thus can not be relied on in an emergency . 

They can , if these claims are true as they seem to be , debug their ` digestive program " , or slow their hearts considerably . 

Only a single user can access the computer at a time , and he has to write , debug , and run his programs in the most basic computer-oriented form . 

Oh , I just snitched the eyebrows from the top of the totem-pole . 

It does not bear thinking about at Old Trafford , but memories of how Leeds snitched the prize from under their noses last season have been reawakened by stonewalling Arsenal 's 0-0 draw last night which left United four games without a win . 

There was supposed to be an umbrella , but Mordaunt Dragon of Arms had snitched it for when he went fishing . 

Security forces cordoned the scene and used tear gas to disperse the crowd .

On Saturday , scores of people reportedly were injured when security forces used live ammunition to disperse hundreds of protesters in the coastal city of Latakia , where the political and business elite are particularly close to Assad .

In Salamiyah , the army entered and fired shots in the air to disperse protests , and witnesses said thousands continued to rally in the city of Baniyas .

U. S. forces said they responded with a single mortar round , which dispersed the insurgent mortar team .

Only since Friday have the rebels even dispersed gun trucks across the desert to escape airstrikes .

Al Jazeera showed scenes of men on horeseback and camels storming into the crowds in an apparent attempt to disperse anti-government protesters .

By evening , protesters had been dispersed , and police were again in control of the compound , which sits in the middle of an upscale residential neighborhood in Islamabad .

" We all want peace , " said Mujetic , whose three sons also were dispersed on battlefields in northwest Bosnia-Herzegovina .

Much of the Taliban 's structure was destroyed or dispersed by the 2001 U. S. -led invasion , which forced the militant group from power .

Small protests also broke out in the southern city of Assiut , which were dispersed quickly by security forces .

Muataz said that on Sunday he had joined about 200 other lawyers in a protest outside the main courthouse in Tripoli , which was dispersed .

He was being shown round the Abbotsbury Swannery and was talking to swanherd John Fair near a swan and her cygnets when the swan took exception .

Recently I was shown around the offices of a community church that prides itself on its radical Christian commitment .

By coincidence , he chose publishing assistant Lizzy Lamplugh , 22 , the sister of estate agent Suzy , who disappeared in 1986 while showing a client around a London house .

Boiling with rage , yet forced to keep a fixed smile on her face while Carole Meadows continued showing them around the small guest cottage , Laura could barely contain her fury .

George spent the next weeks showing Bob Lamb around the herds of sheep .

Once more , the manservant was there to show me into the drawing-room .

When they were shown to their table , Erica asked the sixty-four dollar question .

Ten minutes later the staff began to arrive and at nine o'clock Fred Workman walked in to introduce me to the staff and show me around the building .

When the Headmaster showed him around parts of Hardside he put little pieces of cloth down on the ground and stood on these to protect his shoes .

One of the officers showed me into the aeroplane and himself sat down in the pilot 's seat .

` We use it a lot , " the girl said , showing her into the room .

She was not like the Glasgow woman , who had shown him out into the street .

They were shown into cubicles with inadequate curtains , where they were told to strip completely and put on the clean towelling gowns in there .

He was shown into Mr Brownlow 's study , where the old gentleman and his friend Mr Grimwig were sitting .

When Paula was shown into her office Arlene looked up from a sheaf of photographs which were spread on her desk with just a hint of impatience .

In the event I was shown into a small room with Her Majesty , where we sat together for some twenty minutes chatting amiably about almost anything under the sun .

He never doubts that it is possible or desirable for the critic to recreate in himself the mental condition of the author ; he only recognizes that it is difficult . 

` Then I doubt that you 're the right person for Silas , " Lucy informed her . 

They begin to doubt their ability to stick at a relationship . " 

She would have liked to be nearer to the panel , but she doubted her ability to kneel or squat in the spacesuit . 

You will follow every suggestion she makes because the only way you can get back to Paris is on two feet and I doubt your ability to even walk across this room . " 

The observation seemed irrelevant , but Tweed doubted whether the man from the Yard ever said anything without a purpose . 

If our beliefs have never been challenged or put to the test we may doubt their validity now . 

So vague , indeed , is Mustakimzade that one is led to suspect that he doubts the validity of Abdulkerim 's claim to the Muftilik . 

Adam said unhappily : ` But I doubt Harry went there to kill , and his standing at law may not be all we could wish . 

Sadly he declined , saying in a charmingly self-deprecatory way that he doubted he had any views worth hearing . 

Maggie wanted to say that the way she felt she doubted she 'd ever want to eat again , but did n't . 

` But I doubt I 'll ever know for sure because I 'll never see her again and only by coming face to face with her will I know the truth . " 

But it displays an astonishing degree of intellectual captivity when the entire way he doubts what he believes is infiltrated too . 

Questions about why these examples and not others constantly loom , because we can seriously doubt how representative the selected texts are . 

The correctness of the decision in Re Moore and Landauer has , however , been doubted by Lord Wilberforce in Reardon Smith Line v. Hansen Tangen ( 1976 H.L. ) . 

The public importance of these questions can not be doubted , but this is nothing to do with Miss T. as a private individual . 

Though prices in Britain are barely rising , investors still doubt the country 's anti-inflation credentials . 

` Also , after this injury , I doubt very much whether Wigan will even consider releasing me to come down here again . " 

I doubt very much if Prêtre 's disc is likely to attract as enthusiastic a following as any of the above . 

I doubt if any more private-enterprise new towns will now be proposed . 

If they had to do without him he would n't be greatly missed , and he doubted whether they would put themselves out to keep him . 

As for the other end , Fraxilly , I doubted whether it was important enough to have any spies watching it . 

But Basil got summonsed for wounding -- an inspector in a tram-car had seen it and went and gave evidence against him .

Chased them , got one , took him in , and told him he would be summonsed for playing football in the street .

I said , ` I 've got to summons you for driving amongst children . "

They said if we did n't consent for him to claim for the two of us , they 'd summons me and him for aiding and abetting .

The police had summonsed the wrong man , and the court dismissed the case against him .

Almost four million people in England and Wales were summonsed in the first half of this year for failing to pay .

He wore riding boots and a monocle and his face was made shapeless by duelling scars . 

Louisa began again , but faltered when she saw Emilia close her eyes and shake her head in the little bonnet she wore . 

The second mugger was black , taller than his accomplice and stocky wearing a bracelet on his wrist . 

She also wore a diamond brooch at her waist , the size of a buckler . 

She wore an antique brooch on one shoulder , and her hands , discreetly beringed , were folded in her lap , and one wrist had been bandaged . 

Buddie always wore a hooped ear-ring in one ear and a chain around his neck decorated with the teeth of strange animals . 

DUNCAN , British Columbia ( AP ) --- An intrepid burglar who wears black pantyhose and little else has been arrested in connection with several underwear thefts .

About 20 firemen , many wearing breathing apparatus , tackled the blaze at Manor House Farm , North Otterington , near Northallerton .

He was sitting on the edge of the bed , his collar loosened and the tie he had worn at dinner hanging loose about his neck . 

He is wearing white shorts , and laughter lines run in deep creases by the sides of his eyes . 

He wore a red-and-gold headdress , and a white tunic trimmed with the same colours . 

The short brown gym tunic with its blue and gold woven girdle that I wore on my first day at Elmwood was a symbol of entry into a new world of lady-like refinement and academic elitism . 

It is equally important when she is wearing a soft tunic or one-piece tights and leotard . 

He is wearing a blue tunic and around his shoulders is a fur cloak made of the skins of the hyrax . 

Laura wore a long , grey satin dress with a big bow which was especially made for her in a more girlish style than she normally allowed herself . 

They let me wear a maternity dress then , because I had n't worn one up till then . 

At a photographic session , she will wear a figure-hugging leopard print outfit of cross-over top and skin tight leggings . 

Evans was arrested in piccadilly in 1908 , wearing ` lace petticoats and stays and drinking from an opened spirit bottle " . 

None would suspect if she and I changed places , as it were -- she wearing my apparel and having her hair dressed in like manner . " 

He was wearing a waterproof cape over his white sweater and had changed into knee-length rubber boots . 

She stepped inside and , still wearing the soaked cape , ready at an instant to flee , sat down at her desk . 

A small , happy man with a white beard , he always wore the traditional grocers ' apron . 

He wore dusty black robes , a black square hat and a white beard . 

The following day , in a temperature down around -- 2O ( -- -4 ) , I am wearing loop-stitch socks and Lundhags , and he is wearing reindeer skin boots and grass . 

Amanda came back wearing a tee-shirt and black leggings , made herself a large gin and tonic , sat down and drank . 

Beneath it he wore black velvet leggings , and his feet were encased in black slippers , decorated with gold embroidery . 

Beneath a man 's jacket the woman wore a gaudy satin slip streaked at the hem with blood . 

But he was wearing a bikini , a pink bikini with big black spots all over it . 

The girls were in rubber and leather and wore skin-tight skirts and holed black stockings , with white face-slap and bright-red lipstick . 

She was wearing a black , ankle-length skirt and a white blouse which was buttoned up to her throat . 

The men wore short kilts of grey homespun , their hair was flowing or knotted at the back , most were bearded : the uplanders had arrived from the Glen of Keltney . 

It was as if all Scots wore the kilt , or all Cockneys dressed as Pearlies . 

I think I caught her on the hop , for she was wearing trousers and sandals and … no , I can not remember what else … . 

They wore light-blue blazers and short gingham dresses , and their heads were very dose together . 

But he wore his horrible home-made blazer until he grew out of it . 

Baldoni was a pudgy , balding man wearing a blue blazer with five silver buttons , a canary-yellow pullover and a red tie . 

He wore a light-blue , Fair Isle pullover , fawn slacks and grey trainers . 

He wears a pale grey striped suit , white shirt and silk floral tie . 

Germaine Meyer was wearing a sky-blue blouse that summer afternoon and Modigliani was immediately arrested by her colouring , a blend of rose and white , and asked her eagerly if he could paint her . 

` If you 're fed up with your partner wearing that shaggy old jumper , why not suggest that you go shopping together and help him to choose something better ? " she says . 

As I said she wore a mask , and a rich black cloak with white lambswool trimmings . 

Many of them wear long ragged cloaks , hooded coats , and dangling caps which cover their bodies and protect them from the sunlight . 

He wore a heavy cloak of dark cloth that came down to his ankles . 

He wore a thick woollen coat all the time , even on the hottest days of summer when he took to wandering around the garden in endless circles . 

Now most followers wear black coats and scarlet may be worn by permission of the masters . 

The dark-haired child was wearing a white woollen coat , white trousers and a blue peaked hat . 

She was wearing a short fitted coat of wine-red velvet above her dress , with a bonnet trimmed with the same dark fur . 

He wore a white coat , and glasses which seemed disproportionately large . 

The first time we went , Marie wore her bra and knickers , but she was told off for that , so she bought this real nice swimming costume . 

I 'd just as soon burn the bloody lot and wear white cotton knickers and a nice sensible bra . 

To my surprise , she was wearing panties underneath her nightdress . 

Several showgirls wore pigtails , short gym suits , frilly panties , black stockings and garters . 

She wore a naval greatcoat with brass buttons and some sort of goggles on her head . 

A tall blond man wearing a greatcoat was standing by the glass reception doors , stroking rain and slush from his sleeves . 

Some wore only frilly drawers and black camisoles so you could see their bare thighs on which they wore fancy garters and suspenders . 

He was wearing a peaked cap of brown leather and a long black overcoat . 

She was wearing her short fluttery pink skirt with the flowers on and her denim jacket and a pair of pink hightops . 

If you think of the Elizabethan era , even the men wore hose did n't they ? 

Some still wore traditional clothing : sheepskin chubas slung rakishly over one shoulder , heavy turquoise and silver hoop earrings , embroidered knee-length boots . 

The forest Tungus wore deerskin clothing consisting of long , supple leggings , a loin-cloth , and an edge-to-edge coat with a separate bodice to fill in its open front . 

Women were wearing only light indoor clothing without shoes when anthropometric measurements were taken . 

I was sitting on my fishing stool wearing winter clothes , and a sailcloth robe thrown over me for extra warmth . 

Behind them in a doorway is a man wearing plain clothes and dark glasses . 

The man wore fitting and casual clothes and those of Holly were thin . 

At first glance , Tony wearing his off-duty clothes , a panama hat and blazer looks like a cricket umpire , but his line of work is far , far battier . 

Driving up to the gates of the camp , I saw my first legionnaire in parade uniform ; he was wearing a white képi , a green tie and blue cummerbund . 

This morning he was wearing a rugby scarf flung boyishly about his neck . 

She wore a cotton frock with little daisies and forget-me-knots sprinkled all over , and a fluffy , pink , angora cardigan . 

She wore a light grey dress with matching tights and shoes , and an amethyst-coloured cardigan in cashmere to match the colour of the long nails on her pale hands . 

Lavinia was wearing a tart an skirt and a green blouse and cardigan . 

I remembered wearing English sandals and white socks , and a white lambswool cardigan for the cool of the evening and lawn nightdresses and winceyette knickers , aertex shirts and grey-flannel shorts . 

When she was last seen Mrs Probyn was wearing white Bermuda shorts , a blue and white check cardigan and a blue and green jacket . 

When found , she was wearing a pink floral dress , lilac tights , a white cardigan and black patent leather shoes . 

He wore a heavy buff-coloured cardigan and on his head was a wide-brimmed straw hat . 

She wore , always , hand-knitted cardigans and black woollen stockings . 

In her pale blue uniform , over which she wore a fluffy pale pink cardigan , she reminded Blythe of a pastel blimp . 

She wore her new heather-coloured cardigan ; a blue veil ( heather and scabious was her idea ) preserved her hair , carefully waved for the night . 

A serjeant-at-arms wearing the royal livery stopped them and asked their business before allowing them through . 

The baby was wearing a pink frilly garment on its top half , and nothing at all , as far as she could see , on its bottom half , but she could not see very well . 

She was wearing a simple shift , and he pulled it up around her waist . 

She wore her good , black , cloth coat and her neatly darned cloth gloves and her sturdy , serviceable laced-up shoes . 

My husband never wore a corset , not like some here tonight . " 

She wore a corset to support her broken body , and she lived to be only 47 . 

He has kept his figure and his bearing -- although I suspect vanity might have him wearing a male corset . 

Wendy was twenty-one and wore an apricot-coloured shortie nightie in brushed nylon . 

An amused smile touched Guido 's eyes as he let his gaze flicker over the rumpled high-necked cotton pyjamas she was wearing . 

She wore loose black pyjamas , moccasins and a black brassiere . 

Wan and red-eyed , and nearly always male , they wore rebel chic regalia and communicated in either a hyperactive babble or a laboured monotone . 

Any sport involving running was not only embarrassing , it was also extremely painful , because I never wore a proper fitting bra . 

His face was fully made-up and he was wearing her fragile , white lace nightgown . 

The traditional garb he was wearing , I realised , was snakeproof . 

Some wore brightly coloured Chinese long gowns and black mandarin bonnets , others , shorter black silk coats and white trousers . 

Each wore a blue sash at hip level , a matching bonnet , silk stockings and black shoes with a buckle . 

He wore a red bandana and drank white Russians and quoted Kerouac and spoke loudly in superlatives and sang along to the radio in a shrill and grating soprano . 

She really does n't care which cowboys are wearing the white skullcaps in this particular showdown . 

The redhead wore a sea-green lace see-through catsuit , her companion wore three blonde hairpieces above a red and white , diagonally striped minidress that barely covered her bottom . 

I was lying on my room carpet wearing a balaclava back to front , pinned down by my friend with her knees on my shoulders , while she made whooping noises like a submarine diving . 

The attacker , wearing a balaclava and yellow cagoule , is believed to be a fitness fanatic who mingles with others running on Woodhouse Moor near Leeds University . 

The offender entered the premises wearing a balaclava and told the sub-postmaster to open the safe . 

He was grabbed by a man wearing a black balaclava and pulled to the ground . 

The Sun made the connection quite explicit -- ` They were wearing balaclava helmets like the Fox rapist , who held the area in terror last summer , and skinhead-style Dr Marten boots " . 

The men , who were wearing balaclava helmets , crashed the car onto an embankment at junction fifteen of the M-Four motorway near Swindon . 

He wore a leather beret to conceal his black hair , tinted wrap-around glasses and a coat turned up at the collar which masked the lower half of his face . 

She arrived alone , a pale , slim woman with short , blonde hair , wearing a black coat and a black beret and carrying , like a good Sunday School child , a hymnbook and Bible . 

For a moment I knew genuine fear and then , as it came into the light , I saw a young woman , quite small and wearing a black beret and soaked raincoat . 

He wore a navy fisherman 's jersey and gumboots , and a heavy anorak , shiny and running with wet . 

The sleek , expressionless woman wore a silvery skintight jumpsuit which almost appeared to have been sprayed on to her limbs , not donned . 

Beneath an open , high-necked , long-sleeved cotton dressing gown , she was wearing a simple white cotton nightdress , which stuck to her still damp body , and she smelt of soap and steam . 

Ron wears a kilt , a pair of orange Day-Glo tights , heavy green military boots , a pink macrame tank top and a yellow trenchcoat . 

She wears big DM boots and she snarls at people , she 's no Little Miss Come-on . 

To say that his face was ferocious , that he was wearing heavy boots and screaming horrible threats does not help you beat him ; it just makes you more frightened than you already are . 

He was wearing a flat cap , a suit and a choker , and there were dock gates in the background . 

He wore a white T-shirt with multi-coloured writing , denim jeans and scruffy white trainers . 

This is why man sees only blurred images under water unless he wears air-filled goggles . 

He wore Biocontrol armbands , which monitored his movements , and these were then translated by the system for output by the various keyboards -- interpreted as music . 

Kalvariskii Church overflowed with people , many wearing armbands with radioactivity symbols . 

Sandra stood by , quietly amused : she wore a sugar pink track suit with matching plastic hairslides in the shape of elephants . 

And one does rather feel that the director was wearing a black polo-neck throughout the film 's shooting . 

She was wearing a large muff and as they left the train Minton remarked , ` I thought you were going to smuggle me through the barrier in that . " 

Hari 's hands were suddenly still , the leather clinging to the last , while she tried to envisage herself wearing fine crinolines and rich jewels , it was like something out of a dream . 

Many artillery men wear a leather jerkin to protect them from the discharge . 

Police , some wearing body armour , swarmed into Lambourn within minutes of the shots being fired . 

EQUIPMENT : The Charioteers wear light armour and are armed with a sword , bow and halberd . 

A Halberdier wearing light armour and carrying a shield will therefore cost 7+2+1 = 10 points . 

She is wearing one of her uncompromising green Peruvian ponchos . 

For example every day when the came to see me she wore a beautiful new sari . 

Although they were both wearing neatly polished leather footwear , the laces on both of their right shoes were undone , trailing behind them as they walked . 

At dinner after a meeting in 1838 , a guest suggested that on the following year all house-guests should wear the costumes of knights and their ladies . 

They must have been close to the same age , but Sandra looked very young , like a petulant child wearing the costume of a grown woman . 

My wife wears a silk costume … and a hat with black feathers ’ . 

She always wore a flowered cotton overall and her thin gingery hair framed a face that made me think of a martyr in search of grace . 

The room was exactly as she 'd left it -- shoes in the middle of the floor , the overall she wore for doing the bedrooms thrown over the back of the chair . 

In the meantime , she wore the same old rags week after week , lived in poverty and was ` faithful " to her ex-lover . 

I 'm going to wear the brown velvet trousers and the medallion . 

The vendor wore campaign medal ribbons and a black patch over one eye , and there was a card pinned to the tray which said , ` Wounded on the Somme " . 

Before I had been there a month my eyes began to suffer and I had to start wearing glasses for close work . 

There was little light in the room but he wore wrap-around dark glasses . 

He also wore metal frame square glasses because someone had told him he looked tough in them . 

She was still wearing muddy breeches , black socks and Merlin s polo shirt . 

Leprechauns usually wear a cocked hat , breeches , and shoes with large buckles . 

In the early days he wore the traditional blue breeches and red jacket , the latter being embroidered with the gibbet and a ladder in black . 

He wore a black uniform , black breeches , and a flared jacket . 

Wearing a rather absurd black tasselled fez , an army officer 's uniform jacket , riding breeches and a black shirt , he delivered his speech slowly , articulating the words very clearly . 

As the hands of the clock touched nine , a small group of middle-aged men wearing sports-jackets and flannels under their winter coats stepped behind a row of bushes as if to relieve themselves . 

Jimmy wore a white open-necked cricket shirt and grey flannels . 

He was in his forties , wore a decrepit old blazer and flannels , and had rabbity teeth and a foolish expression . 

He saw how , though they still wore silks , the style had changed ; had been simplified . 

From the apron or uniform she wore to the testimonial of good behaviour or ` character " , without which she became unemployable , everything about her symbolised a relation of power and subjection . 

A ROBBER wearing a Santa hat held up a bank with a sawn-off shotgun before escaping on a bicycle yesterday . 

Now he was wearing a coat and hat and carrying a maleta bag and a sawed-off shotgun . 

Barbarossa 's common soldiers were almost certainly still wearing Norman-style hauberks as late as the Third Crusade . 

Some wore breastplates , greaves and other pieces of armour , all carried swords and daggers , with shields slung round their necks . 

Three warriors of about 1150 , wearing conical helms and long mail shirts and carrying kite-shaped shields . 

No longer did I desire conventions of little nymphets , each one wearing playboy 's plastic name badge . 

The workers themselves wear badges which indicate the exposure level . 

Many in the row she sat in wore small badges denoting the wearers as pilgrims to Lourdes . 

He wore riding-gear and a bowler , a stick tucked underneath his arm , and his air of unhurried authority gave him a matchless glamour . 

In summer , we had to wear a panama hat with the school band round it . 

He wore a tatty grey uniform , peaked military cap , black moustache , and the smile of a Mexican bandit . 

Eyewitnesses said the terrorists were wearing baseball caps and one had a scarf covering his face . 

They all wore caps and goggles and black trunks and Nutty could n't tell who was who . 

One man , wearing a red cap and with a knife in his mouth , was already on top of the fence . 

She wore a light travelling raincoat , and was carrying only a small leather bag . 

` And you said he was wearing a bathrobe , and she was still in her dress ? " 

She wore jeans and a large jumper , cowboy boots , one stainless steel earring . 

He was wearing diamond stud earrings and high-rococo filigree-and-rivet cowboy boots . 

The dealers wear silver and gold medallions , rings , earrings , fashionable shorts and trainers . 

The princes wore green rugby shirts and jeans while Diana wore black ski pants , a lambswool sweater over a T-shirt , black shoes and gold hoop earrings . 

Rose was wearing a tulip-red trouser suit , diamond earrings and a large aquamarine ring . 

` She said she wanted to be buried in her pink carnival queen dress and wearing her gold butterfly stud earrings . 

She wore brass anklets , and her feet were wet from the river . 

She rarely wears them : she wears her little locket , superstitiously . 

Blue suited her and she 'd worn her pearl and diamond brooch because he wanted everyone to see it . 

At the Met in New York , he took curtain calls wearing a beaded gold kaftan . 

When you so eagerly accepted your first-ever part did you think Mowgli would be wearing a kaftan ? 

The gold bracelets he wore were too small , and bit into his forearms . 

He wore a steel bracelet on his wrist -- something to do with being a Sikh , Nutty understood , with rain , and she had Midnight to ride . 

They all wore serpent-like black coral bracelets as special protective amulets against snakes . 

I wore the shantung tea-gown and a gold circlet round my forehead to make it clear that I 'm the Queen . 

The bridesmaids wore very pretty dresses also made of ivory wild silk with pale pink sashes and circlets of white flowers on their heads . 

Katherine and Sarah were in petrol blue velvet dresses and wore circlets of spring flowers on their heads . 

The Green Man wore a coronet of leaves and a girdle of stems at his waist . 

Beneath the long lacy petticoats was a stuffed cotton body wearing a lace camisole . 

She was wearing a heavy red silk kimono with , appropriately enough , black and gold dragons embroidered all over it . 

He also wore a jewelled crown for such occasions , and a jewelled hilted sword . 

She wore the crown while they sat in the sunshine , eating the cake , but by the time they went home it was already wilting a little . 

Later that night , according to evidence , Hagans was wearing her necklace . 

AROUND my neck I wear a gold and ruby necklace from Pailin , a near-derelict town on Cambodia 's mountainous border with Thailand . 

She wore a wedding ring , but she could surely never have had any children of her own . 

The door burst open and two men came in wearing stocking masks . 

CLAIRE , as pale as the winter daybreak she will never see again , sits on her bed wheezing through the oxygen mask she has worn for the past three months . 

I wore black stockings , tight skirts from Leeds C & A cheaper separates , the largest black sweater I could find and black high heels . 

Fishermen must wear hairnets and fishing vessels must carry condoms . 

` Do n't make a fuss , I did n't hurt a bit , " said Granny Morkie , cheerfully , as she examined his leg . 

At lunchtime Dot 's ears began hurting inside her head as though they were filling with hot fire . 

If things were n't going badly enough , her feet hurt inside new shoes , and then he showed up . 

My doctor tells me that leg of his must still be hurting like the devil . 

I was able to breathe only with the utmost difficulty , and my arm hurt like hell . 

He had learned to bear their ridicule without so much as a tear , but the names Sweetheart called him when she was really angry could make his body hurt like a bad pain on the inside . 

I stopped , puffed -- you puff as much going down steep hills as you do going up , and your thighs hurt . 

I knew most of me hurt , but was not sure which bits might cause lasting problems . 

She would lay the table her own way , not the French way , and no one would reprove her for putting the forks and spoons face up . 

Charles reproved her for rushing on ahead of his story , and told her about this Sergeant lurking within like a spider waiting for a juicy fly . 

You will not want to reprove any children for talking during your speech . 

Later he reproves himself for an impulse to be rude to a ` good auld guy " encountered during his terminal search for a bus , and we think of the prating ` good old man " Polonius . 

One of the pourers reproved me for eating cheese before trying the wine . 

A scientist who had the temerity to ask at Philadelphia for one was severely reproved . 

He was among the Wiltshire justices reproved for obstructing royal purveyors of timber for the navy in 1637 and he refused a contribution to the expenses of the bishops ' war two years later . 

Conrad was accordingly taken to task for not reporting to Rome and was ( wrongly ) reproved for taking part in the assembly . 

The first week I was at the school , I attempted to climb a tree , and was reproved by a horrified prefect . 

As might be expected , Evangelicals were inclined to reprove those who were reluctant to have the sacrament administered to a gravely ill patient for fear of making him lose hope of recovery . 

When I suggested that The Wild Bunch was a prime example of nasty , unartistic violence , she reproved me . 

Approaching the car I was driving , he reproved me , saying that a padre ought to know better . 

` We 're going to hafta give a big coffee party for the auto buyer from Henderson and Company , so make it a nice one . " 

Y'know , flower child , we 're gon na hafta stop meetin' like this , or folks 'll start talkin' " 

She was solely feeling when he turned again and leaned above her . 

There was general commotion as the tension ebbed , congratulations and condolences were exchanged , and one Member leaned around the door to give the highlights to the anxious press . 

If I shift in my harness and lean nervously backwards I can see my partner creeping nearer on a wall of loosely compacted rubble , brushing and blowing the sand from the holds as he swings upwards . 

Jessica leaned half out of the window , waving at him frantically to be silent , her face contorted . 

` Edward came to Corfe from a hunt , and while his attendants were seeing to the dogs she allured him to her with female blandishment and made him lean forward . " 

He leant across the back seat so that he could look up and see her face . 

Benjamin leaned across the table , ticking the points off on his long fingers . 

I was leaning into the car to get the toddler out of the baby seat when I heard the shot . 

She was running out of time and courage as it was , she admitted as she leaned into the wardrobe , searching for a pair of navy espadrilles . 

As one of the two cops comes to lean into my window , the white van overtakes and glides on by . 

When he started to his feet he had to lean hard on the arm of the chair while a moment of dizziness passed . 

I imagine she leaned eagerly over the desk towards me , as towards a pupil who has made a good point in his essay , smiling and nodding encouragingly . 

He leaned over Emily 's shoulder to see what she was reading and turned back to his own copy of the paper . 

It 's a sorry day ; " then leaning towards her , she said very quietly now , ` I 'm not blaming you , my dear . 

She leaned closer to him and lay her head against his shoulder . 

Now lightly place your right hand behind your head and lean to your left side . 

The driver leaned out of the window and shouted at the lad , sounded his horn twice , then drove on . 

And as Roberts leaned in a window , police grabbed him and bundled him in . 

Indeed , only three or four minutes into her talk , Shirley Brown had leaned across and whispered into Howard 's ear : ` Better than Ottawa ! " 

Fearnley was by now talking so quietly that I had to lean close to hear him . 

She leaned back against the seat , her hands pressed between her own legs . 

Peter leaned down and slid his hand across his son 's forehead . 

But she leaned down and placed her soft lips gently on his bruised mouth . 

Rory leaned down , reaching through the window of the pea-green car . 

Cowley climbed into the back of the car , then leaned out the window to add , ` It seems that young Mayli has already located Colonel Lin Foh 's new hotel . 

A man in the cab leaned out and shouted something at her as the fire engine churned past , but she could n't hear what . 

Jack leant over his stepfather so that he could see him properly . 

She wanted to lean over and touch him , and , fearful though she was of men , and she shrank at the thought , she wanted him to touch her -- gently , of course . 

She leaned over the sarcophagus and peered through the viewing glass . 

Without a sign , without a word , Todger leaned down over him . 

I 'm not supposed to tell you , 'cos your father said as how we 'd all got to put it out of our heads , but … ” she leaned down towards him , like a conspirator . 

` You would like to be taken back to the town , monsieur ? " inquired Natalia , leaning down from the carriage . 

He leaned out into the upstairs hall , heard voices at the front door . 

Still hurrying along at a hundred miles an hour he leaned over towards me and lowered his voice . 

The door opened again and the Customs officer leaned in , nodded once at Nathan , and withdrew . 

Springer wound down his window , Sam leant in and shot him dead . 

Easing herself gently to her feet she leaned slowly backwards . 

Fig 61 As you rise up lean well forwards ; this will transfer much of your weight through the front arm on to the mast foot . 

Cranston leaned sideways to catch a glimpse of the young clerk 's face . 

Blood matted the blond hair , and Lindsey took a deep breath as she leaned closer to peer at the wound . 

` I just hate it , " he growled , drooling between yellow teeth , ` when people misuse the suffix mega . " 

` Just stand back , " he growled , as he lifted himself painfully to his feet . 

` If I had any sense , I 'd dump you overboard , " he growled . 

` Listen carefully , signorina , " he growled , ` because I have no intention of saying any of this again . 

` And you 've not had your throat cut yet , " growled Michael . 

He growled an apology , gave the poor girl a miserable parody of a smile and turned his attention to their patient . 

Surkov growled his irritation , but Rozanov seemed to enjoy our floundering . 

` Put him in the car , " growled Brown when he had recovered his self-control . 

` Leave her to us , my lord , " growled a voice in Isabel 's ear . 

He grew morose after that and growled at the customers , it seems -- so most took themselves to the next village for their ale . 

He growled at the attendant , by now quite tipsy , and demanded another meal . 

She had taken to growling menacingly at the more impressionable of the remedials to keep herself occupied . 

` Get on with you then , do your laughing somewhere else , " he growled at them . 

Put it back yourself if you like it round here , " he growled at Threlfall , and pushed the teacher up the steps . 

The Maggot was growling to himself , relishing the confrontation . 

` Nineteen eighty three , " he growled into the open firebox , ` would be the watershed ! " 

` We 're dying of bloody thirst over ere , " Billy 's voice growled from the fireplace . 

` Not in November , " Robert growled from the side table where he liked to carve the meat himself . 

Joe turned away from her , thrusting his hands deep into his overcoat pockets , and he sounded very like Martin himself as he growled out , ` Suppose , suppose , suppose . 

Into yet another silence her father 's voice growled out , ` If he lives that long . " 

If the boy had growled over his shoulder : ` Stand out of my light ! " the illusion would have been complete . 

There are those who would tell you that BMW 's reputation for first-class finish has been on thin ice for some time but , until now , we 've seen little evidence to substantiate the claim . 

Bell , however , offers no direct evidence to substantiate the claim that there has been a shift in demand to services . 

It also fails to substantiate the claim that death-causing acts or omissions in these situations of known danger should fall within the law of manslaughter rather than some other offence . 

A claim for money generally had to be substantiated by evidence of careful planning , identification of areas of shortfall , prioritising and cost-effective exercises . 

Recently , these in vitro observations have been substantiated by results from early animal and human clinical tests , and phosphorylcholine technology has now become established in a wide range of medical services . 

As was the case with Descartes 's hydraulic model , the electric field model has not been substantiated by more recent studies of the brain . 

The role of plume-lithosphere mixing in the petrogenesis of flood basalts is thus firmly substantiated by the new Os isotope data . 

This view is substantiated by a study of population loss in Somerset between 1931 and 1951 ( Bracey 1958 ) . 

If this is the case , can it be substantiated by evidence from the history of developed societies ? 

This was further substantiated by PCR using primers flanking AD1 in repeats 10 and 11 . 

This analysis appeared to be substantiated by the small size of the proletariat in most Latin American countries , and by the agrarian and peasant character of the Mexican revolution . 

This differentiation between function and content word is further substantiated by letter cancellation studies which showed that letters in function words are more often missed than letters in content words ( Smith and Groat , 1979 ) . 

This view is substantiated by experience in Sweden , where such an arrangement has existed since 1988 . 

When Annie got home , Mike was sprawled over the couch watching telly . 

He was sprawled in his chair , his long legs outstretched , his hand holding the plate of sandwiches away from his body . 

Sir Thomas was sprawled on his bed , a cup of poison on the table beside him . 

They sprawled across the padded benches before him with the somewhat jaded air of men who expected to hear nothing new . 

The dead priest 's body still sprawled beneath his sheet in that small white room . 

Tom sprawled in the armchair , in an open , smock-like shirt , smoking . 

Ratagan sprawled in a chair , his long legs crossed in front of him . 

Rachel and Chas sprawled in undignified positions on the floor … . 

I often saw you sprawling on the floor or on a park bench , a joyous sunburst of creases radiating from your abandoned crotch , your jumping fly . 

An insipid winter light dribbled in a thin gruel from a small pane of glass set low in the wall just above the camp bed on which he sprawled . 

Jimmy sprawled , his hands now braced solidly on the steps in front of him . 

The other pilots sprawled , bloated with food and squiffy with drink , around the table . 

She had flattened the grass , burrowed down and made a cosy little nest for herself . 

Sidelined again , I watched the cold wind flatten the grubby-looking grass of a weedy field outside Springburn . 

So he did , we found the place , just withdrawn into the bushes by the path , where he had trampled uneasily and flattened the grass . 

Tonight , the moon was shrouded in rags of cloud and the wind flattened the grass and swiped at the trees as we passed . 

Rifle in one hand , Tom flattened the crumpled paper against his knee and frowned . 

Put up lengths in the usual way , smoothing with a sponge , then flatten seams with a seam roller . 

I flattened my thin skirt between my bottom and the furry seat . 

Take a piece of the almond paste and flatten it in the palm of your hand . 

RAMBO superstar Sylvester Stallone feared last night that a killer hurricane had flattened his FIVE luxury homes on a Hawaiian island . 

` I still ca n't believe you , " he remarked , but he washed anyway and he dried himself on the piece of hessian and then spat on his hands and flattened his hair . 

They replaced hundreds of divots , flattened hundreds of bumps , filled in scores of ruts , and pounded the turf until their backs ached and their hands burned . 

TODDLER Robert Boardman narrowly escaped death when a parachutist flattened his pram . 

While ditches become filled with silt over time , mounds are gradually flattened by weathering , and if a mound is adjacent to a ditch , this will affect the pattern of silting in the ditch . 

When rollers are set out , children may flatten the clay and use whichever shapes are provided , to press into the clay . 

The tiny ring “ flattens ” the curvature of the cornea , correcting vision for people with short-sightedness . 

Pascoe did n't ask about the people , but he guessed that they had grown angry waiting for the debt to be paid .

Brenda guessed that it was a big responsibility for him and was determined not to let him down .

Duncan had guessed right about it being a Shogun , the smaller , two-door version .

Dexter guessed immediately that the man was trying to extract an exclusive story on the investigation into the murder of Nicola Sharpe .

He guessed that when they made their report , probably by radio to a close in-surface unit , the MOD would finish the job and order the destruction of the Titron .

Lewis immediately guessed that this suggestion came not from Chavasse but from his Aunt Lily , and in the irrational way that such family meddling irritates , this prompted an extraordinary flow of anger .

` If they all lived , guess how many rats there 'd be in this country in five years .

However , as will be evident , we are really still guessing as to the true cause of ice ages .

You must have guessed by now that 1-2-3 for Windows is n't the best Windows spreadsheet on the market .

I wondered if he guessed that I had by now even worse fears about Bobbie .

And I guess most of the people in this audience today would think of water being supplied by water boards .

She guessed these were harlots who were prepared to entertain the men according to their preferences .

I guess he did n't go and get her before because he did n't know where she was . "

I guess it will all work out , but I 'd be very sad to see Wilkinson go , particularly now when his work is yet unfinished .

Again , I guess we were ahead of a lot of other groups because our music was really fast and chop-orientated , without it being fusion-like .

I would guess that in the fairly near future , even Jack Walker will decide enough is enough .

Pascoe guessed that she must have put her hand over the mouthpiece .

For an ugly moment I had been convinced she had guessed the real reason for my avid professional interest in Bill Francis .

Malta exported £38 million of goods to Libya last year , and Libyans have regularly visited Malta to buy food , clothes and consumer goods . 

In return the Soviet Union exported US$156 million worth of goods to Canada . 

Guinness exported £975 million worth of goods from the UK in 1992 . 

Within only a few years the company was exporting its products to central Europe , Russia and the US . 

Since Sri Lanka previously exported about 200,000 tonnes of tea annually , only a little less than India , the biggest exporter , the loss is crucial . 

Up to 100,000 thousand wild orchids are exported every year from Asia , and many thousands more are imported into America from countries such as Peru . 

So France , which built far too much nuclear capacity with cheap government-backed loans , exports electricity to Britain and Italy at absurdly low rates . 

The institute already exports equipment such as indoor solar energy stoves and picnic stoves to 18 African countries . 

Like his predecessors Arthur started out brewing ale , taking note all the while of a new black beer being exported by the London brewers to Dublin . 

Around 230 tons of " highly toxic chemicals " have been illegally exported from Germany to Ukraine since the beginning of this year and the German authorities have been aware of the transports , Greenpeace has claimed . 

There are accounts of dogs of Mastiff type being exported from Britain to Rome through an agent known as the Procurator Pugnacium ( provider of dogs ) . 

Much of the finished cloth and tailored clothes were exported to worldwide markets . 

By the time that Sheffield cutlers were selling their goods all over Britain and large quantities of knives , scissors , saws and scythes were being exported to America . 

In the summer of 1989 during the " lamb war " , the government permitted the export of live sheep to France , and thousands of calves and pigs were also exported to the Continent for slaughter . 

The wild safari park in Winston , Oregon , intends to export one of its lar gibbons through an animal dealer to a Mexican zoo known to have bought wild-caught gorillas on the black market . 

Now the Chinese are in on the act : The Nanchang company are exporting their mopeds and motorbikes to Britain . 

When he was Chancellor in the Thatcher Cabinet , he wrote to Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown that the machine tools exported by Matrix Churchill were ` not lethal . " 

Does my hon. Friend agree that some of the best beef exported from Britain comes from the less-favoured areas and hill land ? 

Roqueforts exported from France are often well salted to improve their keeping qualities , but the variety produced in France has a well-balanced , almost delicate flavour . 

The share of woollen goods exported to Asia was 2.5 per cent in value in 1720 , but 5 per cent by 1770 . 

Countries which currently use drift-nets will be obliged to provide documents certifying that fish exported to the US have not been drift-netted . 

Moët et Chandon has the leading brand in most world markets and supplies one in four of all bottles of champagne exported from F rance . 

` We have no intention of stopping the peace talks under way in Washington , " he pledged . 

` I have taken up office in Rex House in London , but will be a frequent visitor to the sites , " he pledged . 

But Mr Clarke pledged : ` We can deliver and we will deliver . " 

Mr Singh pledged yesterday that his administration would ‘ move very fast ’ to bring peace to Punjab . 

Mr Major has pledged that the treaty will be ratified by Britain by the end of this parliamentary session -- which will be sometime in November . 

The Co-op pledged yesterday that it has no plans to re-introduce charges . 

Woburn 's owners , Lord and Lady Tavistock , also pledged that no more monkeys will be sold for research . 

He pledged that any final agreement would be subject to a referendum . 

In response to a challenge by Neil Kinnock , the Prime Minister has pledged that there will be no increase in VAT . 

Teams should consist of four people and each one should pledge at least £100 or £25 per person , to be raised through sponsorship or a straight donation . 

BBC Radio Stoke have pledged their support , and it is hoped that television cameras will come along to broadcast the Wedgwood Group 's efforts live to the nation . 

Chairman Ed Abbott said the appeal would begin in earnest soon and he confirmed that Mr Rhys-Jones had pledged his support . 

France , Australia and the United Kingdom had already pledged military contingents . 

In London , Mr Howard pledged the programme would give priority to areas where there is a history of dissatisfaction . 

LENNOX Lewis today pledged to be a truly British-based world champion . 

Mr Patten pledged to continue fighting for greater democracy for the colony . 

I pledge to cut my car mileage by ten per cent during the next year . 

Abisala pledged to retain the majority of ministers in their posts until legislative elections , scheduled for Oct. 25 . 

Mr Christie immediately pledged to try to restore trust and harmony to the club 's warring board . 

The secretary of state meanwhile pledged himself to ensure that discharges of seriously mentally ill people from hospital would take place only when adequate medical and social care was available for them outside hospital . 

Will the Hon. Gentleman pledge himself to renationalise the steel industry ? 

Each year , the Labour Party at its annual conference had pledged itself to boycott South Africa as a protest against apartheid . 

The redundant pitmen each pledged ten thousand pounds of their own money to try to turn their dream of running their own business into reality . 

At this time of year , when everyone is pledging themselves to improve the sorry lot we call our lives , I have decided to give up lying . 

United Biscuits have pledged a one per cent contribution , which in 1988 amounted to £1m . 

A Tory Transport Secretary pledging a national transport policy and oodles of public money for services that do n't make money . 

Worcestershire businessman Tony Mole has pledged an undisclosed sum to keep the wheels rolling for three years …

German companies had pledged $3,000 million in new investments in Mexico , chiefly in the petrochemicals and tourism sectors . 

LABOUR candidate Paddy Cosgrove has pledged his support for a fight against opencast mining at Holywell on the edge of the constituency . 

The congress adopted resolutions pledging aid for fledgling liberal parties in Eastern Europe and stressed the importance of the refugee problem , the need for an international conference on the Middle East , and self-determination for Western Sahara . 

Out of an audience of some three hundred miners and clerks , one hundred and thirty came forward to pledge themselves for purity . 

The Ministry of Agriculture , Fisheries and Food has pledged more resources for the work , but these are likely to be diverted from other environmental imperatives . 

Lang has also pledged himself to an increased emphasis on the teaching of art history at secondary school and college level . 

I 've long since pledged my sword to any who would help rid this borough of the damned Daine . 

BRITAIN last night pledged its forces to two of the world 's bloodiest conflicts . 

In an address to a congregation at a Sikh temple on Jan. 10 , the Prime Minister pledged strong action against those who took innocent lives whether they were terrorists or security force personnel . 

They had pledged eternal friendship between the Gens Redburna and the Gens Mollandia . 

Relate spokeswoman Zelda West-Meads said last night that her charity and others had received letters pledging continued support from the princess . 

Bush has pledged cooperation until Clinton 's inauguration on January 20 and seemed almost relieved to be through with a vicious campaign . 

THE chairman of governors at a school plagued by bus pests has pledged a continued crackdown on the problem . 

He also pledged further action against ` bail bandits " and further investment in a prison building programme . 

Ministers pledged extra help for up to ten million needy pensioners and families over and above inflation-linked benefits . 

By September 1989 , however , only £44 million had been pledged by industrial sponsors , and since this £44 million can be offset against tax , industry 's share is actually £26.4 million ; the Treasury has committed £140 million . 

Action against ` really persistent , nasty little juvenile offenders " was pledged by the Home Secretary , Kenneth Clarke , amid widening concern over young criminals . 

In theory , the government was pledged to promote more competition among airlines , with the aim of reducing fares and generating more services . 

A sum in the region of a half a million pounds has already been raised or pledged . 

Well , tonight she 'd do something about it , she pledged silently . 

Amounts of aid pledged still fell far short of what was required . 

SECURITY lapses at Frankfurt airport that let an armed hijacker on to a Lufthansa airliner will be tracked down , the German government pledged yesterday . 

The thought of the twenty-five thousand pounds he had pledged in the belief that he was getting a skilled crew left her too daunted to frame a suitably crushing reply . 

` You could catch trout and smoke them if you had to , '' I said .

Elsewhere , vigilantes barricade affluent suburbs and local imams administer their own justice .

The uprising gained traction during bloody spring battles in coastal Misurata , Libya 's third-largest city , where residents barricaded streets with shipping containers in ferocious urban warfare .

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ( HIPAA ) begins to address this area , [ 53 ] but has many problems which will need to be resolved , specifically concerning the nature of the boundaries regarding what is permissible and what is not ; if interpreted broadly , HIPAA could make clinical research nearly impossible [ 47 ] . More legislation will be needed to strike an effective balance .

But what will become of The New Yorker ? During Tina 's tenure , the magazine 's editors were always talking about `` the mix '' -- the never-ending struggle to strike the right balance between the slashy and the serious .

Israel 's new prime minister and Yasser Arafat struck a tentative deal on a Palestinian state .

Ehud Barak pledged to strike peace deals with Syria and the Palestinians within 15 months .

He wrote that the crown prince , the effective ruler of Saudi Arabia , could have met secretly with Israeli officials , as Clinton asked , and struck deals with them behind closed doors , subsequently to denounce Israel in the strongest terms , as many Arab leaders did .

Beyond weighing how a proposal would affect the federal budget and the economy , policymakers need to consider the balance struck between the twin goals of income adequacy ( level and certainty of benefits ) and individual equity ( rates of return on individual contributions ) .

Even though a spokesman traveling with President Clinton in California does tell the NYT that there are still `` significant issues '' to be resolved , and the Wall Street Journal cautions that `` Those involved in the talks.describe the emerging deal as fragile and caution it could easily collapse , '' the general view in the papers is that substantial progress has been made and that an actual deal could be struck between the President , the House and the Senate as early as today , with final passage coming by Friday .

But I only need to use your examples as proof that what the Internet has wrought in an unbelievably short time has been profound -- the entire computer industry ( as evidenced by Michael Dell 's success ) has been turned on its ear , the retail industry is reeling ( did you see the many news stories today about Nordstrom 's striking a deal with a well-known Silicon Valley venture firm to jumpstart its Web efforts ? ) , and traditional media companies are in full-scale alert .

Still , Chatterbox does n't really think a ritual sacrifice will address the basic underlying problem : When media outlets strike secret business deals with other businesses , readers are unable to evaluate whether these deals might be compromising news coverage .

. When he struck a deal last week to repay some but not all of the United States' U.N. debts , senators on both sides hailed his compromise .

In only 14 cases did the user ` volunteer " in the first instance to go to the Drugs Council . 

` Men do n't like that , " Nina volunteered , ` they do n't like to be chased , or at least they like to think it was all their own idea . 

“ I think you 're jumping the gun a bit here , ” André volunteered awkwardly . 

` He got hurt in a car crash , other side of Oxford , " volunteered Percy . 

Gina , Barbara , Ronnie and Chris Jury , a friend of theirs from Hull University Drama Department days , volunteered to arrange something for the second anniversary of John 's kidnap on 17 April . 

John Kelsey-Fry , counsel for Marsh , said his client was the first of the two men to volunteer to be interviewed about what had happened to the missing money . 

If your bureau does this it is no bad idea to volunteer to be included on the rota . 

A grant has been requested towards the cost of installing a safety surface and a number of residents have volunteered to form a family fund-raising group to help with providing equipment . 

He volunteered to go on the expedition to explore the island with Ralph and Jack , but they did not like him , so did not allow him to go . 

Charles volunteered to have a look out and clambered on to the seat , testing the strength of the pipe running up the wall . 

Diana would never shout out answers in class or volunteer to read the lessons at assembly . 

He then trained as a parachutist and volunteered as guide for this ill-fated raid . 

The first is through what is called direct response -- where people volunteer information about themselves . 

Some 150 northern businessmen were being questioned by the police , having come forward to volunteer information about bribes they had paid . 

He had volunteered no more details about Rohan 's departure , and she could n't allow herself to ask . 

She 'd volunteered the information about Amy 's marital relationships . 

Sir , -- Nine years ago I volunteered my services as a school governor , believing that the expertise I could offer would be helpful to headteacher , staff and pupils . 

Ixora 's former life remained sealed off , and she volunteered no further tales from it , knowing that he would no longer merely accept her word . 

Organised by Business in the Community ( BITC ) , the awards aim to recognise private companies and public sector organisations which encourage and support employees who volunteer help in the local community . 

Pride and hurt would n't allow her to ask where he was , and Gaston had volunteered no information , so it had remained a mystery . 

This thought reminded her that he had n't volunteered his own name , but somehow it did n't seem to matter . 

The customer has relaxed sufficiently to volunteer at least a couple of personal details ( about outside interests , family , etc ) . 

Or rather , those are the notions they volunteered unprompted . 

If I was being cynical I 'd volunteer Mark 's car to get people to and from the town . 

Bob Bennett was a typical Cockney with a dry sense of humour , who had volunteered for anything that was going just to get away from the parade-ground atmosphere of the Grenadier Guards . 

I 'm known to be keen to earn extra money on overtime , so I volunteer for everything and I get most of it because wait for it -- I am prized ! 

We began to take men who had volunteered for the guards , but who had been found by senior Service Medical Officers to be suffering from tuberculosis . 

Council leader Chris Foote Wood has explained that Mr Allen Dobson volunteered for early retirement and was not pushed out of office . 

In 1939 Letson once more volunteered for active service , and in August of the next year he was posted to Washington as military attache at the Canadian Legation . 

Several people volunteered for being special constables but Tom remained silent . 

( Mindful of what we had seen from the office , we volunteered as witnesses to the Board of Enquiry . ) 

Stoker then volunteered as unpaid dramatic critic of the Dublin Mail , for which he wrote for five years while retaining his clerkship . 

If you can not volunteer then become a member -- information and details at the above telephone numbers . 

The book gives readers a rare insider 's view of the Waffen-SS -- why young men volunteered , and what kept even section-strength units together in desperate situations . 

The more people who volunteer , the more chance we have of avoiding compulsory job losses . 

The ends of the coil should be soldered to the termination strips to allow for the later attachment of heavier gauge connecting cable . 

This had now been soldered to the main building so well that you could n't see the join . 

Now solder the flying leads to the board in the positions shown leaving these at least 300mm long to facilitate easy interconnection . 

The front panel carries the switches , and the timing resistors are soldered directly to the tags of the rotary switch S2 as shown in Fig. 3 . 

Where the mains leads are soldered to the output socket SK1 the solder joints and tags should be covered with plastic sleeving . 

Permanent taps were soldered into the telephone lines of selected individuals and organisations at intermediate distribution frames -- a place where civilian technicians were unlikely to discover them . 

A 16-member commission to draft a new constitution was also set up . 

He indicated that multiparty elections would be held in six months at the earliest , and appointed a commission of experts to draft a constitution , as well as an election law and an election timetable . 

As a result , I have drafted a document which I am hoping to publish and circulate widely . 

Kings sometimes instructed or allowed churchmen to draft and write these documents , and Cnut apparently often did so . 

Individual judges may give more or less weight to the fact that it is the government rather than Parliament which drafts legislation and decides what it shall contain . 

On July 15 it had been reported that the new Cabinet had drafted 35 pieces of legislation for immediate consideration by the new Congress . 

He unrolled the parchment , scrubbed it with the pumice-stone and gently blew the fragments away , dipped his quill into the unclasped inkhorn and began to draft a letter to Burnell . 

Powell drafted a letter to Branson , laying out his areas of disagreement over company policy and raising the consideration of whether they should go forward together . 

I 've already drafted a letter informing him that it may be some time before Miss Brown 's estate is settled . 

That was an excess of suspicion , for the letter was drafted by David Hunt , vice Bevir who was ill , and Hunt made it conform to precedents . 

The bill was drafted by civil servants , lawyers and ` énarques " -- among them Henri Pigeat , later the number two ( 1976 ) and head ( 1979-86 ) of AFP . 

They are drafted by permanent government officials who are concerned to seek out expert opinion on the issues in question . 

Since the successful bid to win the coveted Environment City title for the town , plans have been drafted by the council to continue the ` partnership approach " which proved successful . 

This was drafted following a discussion I had with John Popham . 

The note , headed ` Costing Labour 's Programme " and dated 17 July 1989 , says : ` The Labour review document has been drafted much more carefully than on some earlier occasions . 

Members of the Reform Alliance and the Peoples Democracy Platform emerged from separate caucus meetings unable to decide what should be changed in the manifesto drafted by Imre Pozsgay . 

MPs have now completed work on the Bill drafted by Parents against Tobacco to prevent the sale of cigarettes to children . 

In a memorandum drafted by Tin Tut detailed demands were advanced : in effect that Burma 's political advance would be in step with that in India . 

In a preface he drafted shortly before his death for a prospective collection of his verse , the man who has come to epitomize the soldier-poet wrote : ` Above all I am not concerned with Poetry . 

I attach a proposal drafted somewhat off the top of my head , which you may like to use to open discussions with the Navarra Ministry . 

If you think it worthwhile for your business use a good solicitor to have your clauses drafted , advise your customers of your intentions and try it . 

TASK 4 asked children to draft , revise and redraft a poem with a given theme . 

On a day-to-day basis , I encourage them to sketch , to draft , to alter and revise , depending on the purpose and audience for their writing . 

The accused is therefore not guilty of this offence if she drafts a worthless cheque . 

` One of them places where they have rooms for drivers to kip down for the night . 

My mum says he can kip on her sofa because she likes anyone with a Manc accent . 

for a night or two to have somewhere that they know they can at least kip on the floor . 

To help keep the delicate skin here as youthful as possible this new eye cream acts by ` filling in " the wrinkles and also penetrates into the epidermis therefore hydrating the skin .

The Signature collection has been entirely reformulated at Estée Lauder , with the Eyeshadow Duo incorporating eye treatment elements : a Bioplex Complex which soothes , protects and hydrates the skin .

The legend recounted how seventy translators had worked in independent cells and had all come up with the identical version of the sacred text . 

Sitting in his half-constructed conservatory carefully rolling a cigarette , he recounted how , on his return from Everest in 1987 , he was asked to give an interview to Capital Radio . 

Priscilla Buxton recounted how four MPs brought in the huge rolls of the ladies ' petition of 1833 and ` heaved it on to the table among loud laughing and cheers . 

In April , Freddie Laker himself came to lunch on Branson 's boat , to recount once again the story of his own downfall for the benefit of his would-be successor . 

In An Englishwoman ` s Work among Workingmen , 1875 she recounted how the dramatic language of evangelical religion enabled her to press her case : 

Melissa recounted briefly the exchanges on the way to the belvedere and the altercation over the book . 

` That was when the acting bug really bit me , " he habitually recounted . 

It was all Julie could do to concentrate on driving , as she listened incredulously to the chain of events her sister recounted . 

` At Christmas , a fan sent us the remains of their Christmas dinner , " recounts Patrick , with a measure of embarrassment , ` a potato , some stuffing , and a mince pie . " 

` I knew nothing about shops or garments but I was an Englishman in France who spoke French and they trusted me , " recounts Marangos . 

` At Reading , " recounts John , ` the girl from the Clothes Show was talking to us . 

He was off-hand with her , even when she recounted the gossip about Meredith being thrown out of his lodgings . 

Bertha Cohen spoke slowly , as if recounting something by rote , her hands intent on the job of scooping out each piece of fish without breaking the enclosing skin . 

Both girls thought she was joking at first but when she recounted [keepS] word for word the interview she had had with Moran they exploded into wild laughter . 

The chapters of this book recount the way in which Home Secretaries from both of the main parties handled their assignments between 1947-79 and , in more detail , during the long period of Conservative Administration between 1979-92 . 

` He 's sensitive , " she shouted , after Geoffrey had recounted an incident in which Meredith had supposedly scuttled into the band room to avoid interviewing some out-of-work actor who had an appointment with him . 

Alex recounted her meeting with the young painter and they laughed together . 

As they went back through the copse Hazel recounted his talk with Fiver that morning . 

Although Holden is an atheist he takes an interest in religion , for example he mentions his opinions about Christ and the disciples , and recounts his experience with two nuns . 

First , she would find a local solicitor and recount the events to him and , second , both would return to Belfast to obtain advice and help . 

A Bible translator in one of the Andean republics recounted the following story to the author . 

He was cock-a-hoop when he recounted this part of the conversation to Lily . 

He escaped from Manchester as cabin-boy in a tramp steamer , the Manchester Commerce , and , tiring of this , became a seaman in the Norwegian barque Naja , a terrifying experience recounted in his autobiography . 

John does n't tell us any of the stories that Matthew and Luke recount about the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem . 

Roger recounted with delight what happened when he was interviewed by Mr Baker . 

Based on the true story recounted in Oliver Sacks ' book , Awakenings is the story of a real life miracle . 

In an article originally published in 1964 , Laing describes similar voyages into ` inner space " often recounted by people who have been diagnosed as schizophrenics . 

Certainly most tales recounted in support of the theory are nonsense and the main weight of scientific opinion is against it . 

Now blind , she would recount to the boy ` strange stories " of her ` sea experiences . 

My Grandfather must have recounted to his children his own role in some of the exciting events of the Magdala campaign , when a British army set out to rescue their Consul imprisoned by the Emperor Theodore . 

Rosa Levine-Meyer recounted to me how Bukharin met and discussed his plans with members of the German Communist Party in the late summer and autumn of 1928 . 

` He always recognized what we 've done ; there was never any them and us , " Dai recounted proudly . 

Alison recounted : ` I started off at Stirling when I was seven , played until I was 12 and helped out with coaching for a year after that . 

Jackie Simmonds recounts her experiences of The Artist 's painting trip to Bali , in which she participated after winning first prize in our Art in Nature competition 

His deeds will be recounted in the warrior societies and the squaws will sing of his exploits . 

The part played by Dunbar lifeboat in this service is recounted on the following page 

Briefly , she recounted her and Sybil 's efforts to track down Delia Forbes . 

It must have been heartbreaking for people who had been through sensational experiences to have to recount them to politely tepid audiences and to discover that their stories conformed to an orthodox pattern . 

The others , however , told their anecdotes with no moral comment whatsoever , even though they had to recount some hair-raising events . 

Thematizing temporal adjuncts is similarly common in any type of narrative text , that is , any text which recounts a series of events . 

They left , and while the adults were talking and stuffing themselves , I picked up a piece of pig 's pudding for Frankie who was still huddled by the fire . 

Now we were huddled against the wall of sheer , pale grey rock that soared seamlessly into the sky , up into the ice-white clouds above . 

The slaves were huddled together in a corner , their faces turned away , as if afraid that the Soul Eater 's attention might suddenly turn to one of them . 

I was huddled under a bush and it started to snow -- I could have got frostbite but that did n't bother the gaffer . 

The inhabitants huddle around huge log fires in timber halls protected by massive stockades . 

A picture came to her of the shaggy wanderers huddling together in the bus shelter at the top of the road where she had been born and bred . 

Her body had stiffened for a moment but she made herself relax and huddle against him . 

We huddle beneath the covers , but to our dismay , the one duvet is but a slim pink layer of fabric resembling a furniture cover . 

She was still trembling half an hour later , as she huddled beneath a small gateway , trying to keep her footing on the wet grass of the embankment . 

Huddling by the fire he waited impatiently for daylight and his relief . 

I tried to start the engine but the airman on the starter battery trailer had fled so I could not do a thing except huddle in the cockpit , waiting for the sensation of being hit . 

Dozens of Pakistanis , Indians and Turks huddle in groups on the pavement , stamping their feet against the cold . 

Madeleine and Victorine stood behind his wheelchair , like nurses , while the two girls huddled on the windowseat . 

Five students and an adventure group leader stranded in force 10 winds , torrential rain and sub-zero temperatures were found huddling under a plastic bag and singing songs at Dartmoor , Devon . 

Squeezed like despondent sardines , they looked as if they were huddling for warmth . 

Amanda was worried , she huddled up close to him , her blonde hair against his neck , and he felt protective and capable of dealing with men in raincoats . 

In the evenings , after a dinner collected by the ladies from along the road , we huddled round the fire , playing bridge . 

Another kind developed in which the elaborated worm did not attach itself to the sea floor but continued to crawl about and secreted a small conical tent of shell under which it could huddle when in danger . 

If those devils can wring the necks of chickens and slit the throats of sheep , then they should n't object to some shot , should they ? " 

Her face was pale and she was wringing her hands in agitation . 

A woman walked into her doctor 's surgery looking very upset and wringing her hands with worry . 

He wrung my hand for about five minutes and told me how much pleasure the meeting had given him , though God knows where he had extracted the pleasure from , and expressed the most fervent hope that we would become the firmest friends in the nearest possible future . 

Yes , you whine and you wring your hands , but then you go back and make the same mistakes . 

Byron rocks away , very hairy , very clean , wringing his hands , like an impeccable spider in his green fatigues . 

Ever since Maastricht the Tories have been wringing their hands over how best to restore their ` caring " image among the feminists they enraged by opting out of Europe 's Social Chapter . 

` Let's hope the military nick knocked some sense into his head , " grunted Knocker , as he wrung out his bar cloth . 

` I could go upstairs this minute and drape myself in gold chains and beautiful bracelets . " 

During the second number , he draped himself in the Union Jack , presumably in an attempt to endear himself to the bulldog breed . 

If you have just a few bushes , drape individual plants with nets , burying or pegging down the edges during vulnerable periods . 

She then draped it with vivid red silk , secured in place with a glue gun . 

It showed a group of legionnaires sitting on a wall in a wrecked and burning tropical town ; the soldiers were filthy , looked exhausted and were draped with hand grenades and belts of machine gun ammunition . 

The funeral of two IRA men shot dead by soldiers in Northern Ireland was delayed after the priest initially refused to allow the coffins into the church becuase they were draped with the Irish Tricolour . 

And from somewhere beneath a cupboard she produced an enormous canvas draped in a sheet and showed it to me . 

The guards were clad in tough green leather from some jungle beast and draped in weapons . 

The monks are always to offer prayers to almighty God , and daily to beseech God by singing psalms and celebrating masses for his sins , so that after his death through God 's mercy and their holy intercession he will come to the heavenly kingdom . 

Near the end of May , Italy , suffering reverses at the hands of the Austrians , besought her Russian Ally for assistance . 

Each commander began to beseech his immediate superior for reinforcements . 

There was a little crowd underneath him , beseeching him with the heavy solemn common-sense of drunks to ` come down and not be a fool " . 

And finally , brethren , let us ask the Almighty to look down upon us and our endeavours with His special favour , beseeching Him that He may send a blessing upon our daily tasks , and that in His infinite wisdom He may smite our enemies , and destroy those who would destroy us . 

And he besought his mother that she would love her even as she loved him himself , and that she would do good to her and show her great honour , for which he should ever serve her with the better good will . 

The old Warden of the city , a great High Elf mage , was slain in a magical duel with Grom 's greatest shaman , and the people of Tor Yvresse beseeched Eltharion to become their new warden . 

The people , by this time , had also come to regret the whole incident and they beseeched him to stay . 

The England international has been mobbed by Lazio fans this week , all beseeching him to shoot down their hated rivals , but he has kept his cool . 

The details of that title are nowhere given , beyond a statement that they were set out in the petition of the three estates which besought Richard to take the crown . 

` I beseech you to have trust , madam , " persisted the cardinal . 

To the Nuer , god appears both as lofty and remote , though omnipotent , while sometimes approachable and near-at-hand : indeed on some occasions he is felt to be too close for comfort and is earnestly beseeched to withdraw his presence and leave his people in peace . 

Anna had no need to be besought , for she had done a quick sum on the back of her child benefit book , and had worked out that , if Flora could start at St Saviour 's in the summer term , she would have earned enough to put down at least £100 towards the first term 's fees . 

More fundamental doubts about the war were expressed by Richard de Bury Bishop of Durham in his Philobiblion , where he said that ` war , wanting discretion of reason , furiously attacks whatever falls in its way , and not being under the guidance of reason it destroys the vessels of reason " , and he beseeched ` the ruler of Olympus and the most high Dispenser of all the world , that he may abolish war , establish peace , and bring about tranquil times under his own special protection " . 

I beseech you say not one word but " yes " or " no " till I have said all I have to say . 

I besought him if the decision went against him to return to the Upper House and do his bit there . 

" Oh , kind sir , " Gabriel besought him , " I am so tired and hungry from travelling through the forest . 

` And now , I beg you , I beseech you , to reassure me that you are not also one of those unspeakables of which I think we both know the name only too well . " 

In tears they beseeched to be evacuated ; their one terror to be labelled ` untransportable " . 

As part of the drive for greater effectiveness the police embraced technology as a means of countering the increasing sophistication of crime .

By acting professionally ( dispassionate , responsible , with technical competence ) Britain can , through its army , embrace war as a means of creating an identity for itself in today 's shifty international order .

Printers and typesetting houses have been embracing new methods for the last 15 years or so and now rely entirely upon them .

Radical change was embraced most enthusiastically in Poland , Hungary and , after a critical interlude , in Czechoslovakia , whilst in East Germany there were moves towards reunification with the West .

You can now see why we wish to commit the G M B to extend the role of health and safety representatives , to embrace environmental issues .

LITERALLY BEHIND THE TIMES Books are still subject to resale price maintenance , sale or return is the norm , and only a third of all retailers have embraced electronic point of sale techniques .

Labour will embrace the goal of sustainable development , with environmental modernisation an integral part of our industrial strategy .

Brush the top of one semi-circle with apricot glaze and place the other on top to form a half-moon sandwich . 

Brush the back of the shapes with apricot puroNN1 , press a tree on to each corner of the cake and put four on top . 

Brush the area with water before applying a mix of one part cement , two pars sand and four parts gravel ( by volume ) ; incorporate a waterproofing agent . 

It has an open textured paste when ripe and is usually washed or brushed with brine . 

Layer up three sheets of filo pastry , brushing with butter between each sheet . 

Unsealed wooden slatted shelves can be treated with caustic cleaner , left in prolonged contact and pressure jet rinsed or brushed vigorously with hot clean water . 

Brush the cake with apricot glaze and place the cake on the cake drum . 

Brush lightly with a little milk and bake at 220C/425F/Gas 7 for 12-15 minutes until well risen and golden brown on the bottom of the scones . 

It also allows police to seize vehicles used to commit offences under the 1988 Act , such as manslaughter or furious and wanton driving .

German police have seized two consignments of highly radioactive material used in the nuclear power industry and in the manufacture of nuclear weapons .

Similar questions arose in Marcel v Commissioner of Police ( 1991 ) 2 WLR 1118 , where the police had seized documents from people connected with a company .

The government-controlled Working People 's Daily reported on Jan. 29 , 1990 , that police and Army units had seized illegal drugs worth US$14,000,000 in 1989 .

THE American government has seized assets of a Chilean arms dealer who allegedly took part in a complex $1 billion ( £575m ) fraud that brought defence group Ferranti to the brink of collapse .

The four , believed to be Mexicans and described as major drug dealers , were arrested on Friday after police seized 20 tons of cocaine from a Los Angeles warehouse .

Jean seized the caravan keys from her hated rival , then watched as the woman quickly got in her car and drove off the site .

They were found guilty of murder and of illegal carrying of arms in connection with an incident near Tlemcen in July 1990 , when a guard was killed as they attempted to seize explosives from a quarry .

A woman sitting beside him leapt to her feet and seized the microphone from Gerrard 's hand .

Unconvinced , Hyacinth sipped cautiously , then gagged , seized the enamel bowl from her sister and spat into it .

Her fingers seized the scissors from his slackened grasp , and she snipped at the strand of hair he held .

Three centuries of colonialism were then imposed on the peoples seized from Africa to work on its plantations .

Works of art were seized from private homes and accessioned as museum property after World War II and , as such , exhibited to the public .

` The equipment seized from his house included five video recording machines linked together for multiple copying .

Swazi police said yesterday they had seized illegal drugs worth more than $4.3 million , the biggest haul ever made in this tiny southern African kingdom .

Detectives seized drugs with a street value of ( £300,000 ) three hundred thousand pounds in a raid at Ewelme near Benson .

Police have seized hundreds of pounds worth of drugs at the spot where an illegal rave party was due to have been held .

Anyone importing or exporting large sums in cash should be obliged to declare it and Customs officers should have power to seize the money if they suspected it was derived from crime .

Relations with Russia worsened after Georgian forces seized a Russian arms depot in southern Georgia on Nov. 2 .

A battalion of the 7th Light Infantry Division and a battalion of the 82nd Airborne , being used as ground troops , were deployed to seize the Atlantic Ocean end of the canal at Colon .

A STREET busker who told a jury he shared Madonna 's views on sex was convicted yesterday of raping a 19-year-old girl he seized at a bus stop .

Three more drawings were then seized at an art dealer 's in Lyon in December 1989 .

In the early hours of March 1 a group of four soldiers seized weapons and ammunition from the Ministry of Defence headquarters in the fort of Tiuna in the capital .

Police in South Korea arrested 44 students and seized petrol bombs in pre-dawn raids .

Police seized 3,000 pieces of evidence during their raid on the foundry , placed under the name of Hains 's former wife Solange Jonkheere , who was also charged .

A haul of stolen cars has been seized by police officers in a two day operation in which eighteen people were arrested .

The tapes were seized in raids on two sites in Gloucestershire .

The warden was responsible for the conduct of the foresters of fee : on a number of occasions he seized their bailiwicks because of their misconduct .

The street ahead was clear so I slowed and risked a look in the mirror . 

They were on the choppy , wavelike hills before Milford , a narrow road with too much Friday evening traffic heading south , against them , for Maxim to risk trying to overtake an elderly truck in front . 

After the pilot 's personal safety , the safety of the aircraft must be the next most important consideration ; it is always safer to land out than to risk trying to get back with marginal height . 

` You have somewhere else to stay now so you need n't risk coming here again . " 

The next time Anna had to scramble after the ball , she risked a glance at mummy . 

Belinda risked a cautious glance at him , but met only an unreadable profile . 

On the run , no one risked leaving a trail with traveller 's cheques or a charge card : it was cash , nicely anonymous cash , all the way . 

You may not want to risk breeding from such a mare , especially if she is getting on in years . 

In the C minor sonata he risks a breathless concluding Prestissimo , just occasionally ( as towards the end of its exposition ) losing a taut rhythmic hold . 

By the time they had splashed up the far bank Nathaniel Sherman was fifty yards away , moving erratically , breasting the grass , preparing to risk a standing shot at two hundred yards . 

You 'd be glad to get in there for half an hour but you would n't risk more than half an hour . 

At the least , the order suggests that the archbishop was so out of favour in high quarters that his tenants had risked withholding their money . 

She risked putting the lamp on and was pleased to see that Ana 's feet did not look as bad as her own felt . 

` But what a find ! " cried the Headmaster , clapping his hands together . 

The way they clapped their hands to the music , sang the words , and applauded rapturously after each number . 

But you never saw the king of beasts clap his forepaws nor balance a ball on his nose ! 

They were in a straight line but when Boris clapped his paws they began to march . 

When the number ended he clapped in a careful way , unconsciously trying.to say exactly what he felt about it . 

` The decent people clapped like hell , and the rogues behaved themselves . 

They still clapped and applauded enthusiastically when he was finished , but it did n't help . 

As Colin French was taken away by police animal rights supporters in the public gallery began to cheer and clap . 

We have decided to amplify the chords by reduplicating them in the higher octave in order to obtain greater clearness and bite . 

The three upper parts of the harmony may be reduplicated at the octave above , and the bass at the octave below . 

` How could my father leave ? " she breathed , her face shining . 

Marie 's lover Daniel ( James Russo ) wants her to leave her husband . 

Would she even have started the relationship if she had not been reasonably certain that in the end he would not leave his wife ? 

Jordania left his wife and two children behind in the Soviet Union , and he and Mullova moved to New York . 

He and Faldo are in Jamaica this week playing in golf 's richest championship — the £1.8 million Johnnie Walker World Championship — and both have left their wives at home . 

Mr Smith , who had left his wife to live with Andria in Slough , was waiting outside her firm as she arrived for work . 

Leopold made Stockmar promise never to leave him after his wife , Princess Charlotte , died in childbirth in 1817 at Claremont near Windsor . 

If I discuss safer sex my partner will leave me for someone else 

Did you think you could make me leave him by telling me that ? " 

Police believe the child was left there by his father , Mr Ashworth , 31 , who took him to Scotland yesterday morning . 

` I 've been left here holding the baby , jobless , practically penniless , worrying how I 'm going to meet mortgage repayments . 

Much later ( about 800 pages later ) , Dickens leaves his wife Catherine . 

It is not uncommon for people when telling stories about themselves to stress how frightened they were by some experience . 

Presently there were feet on the stairs -- a headlong clatter that would have frightened her had she been capable of ordinary feelings . 

Hugh breathed heavily like a man who was dreaming and opened his eyes with a start as though his dream had frightened him awake . 

On one of his recent trips they had frightened him so much that he dropped his food and had to watch helplessly while they devoured every last scrap of it . 

If there were to be nightmares , she could not control that ; but she would not waste her waking time frightening herself with a terror which was past . 

It frightens me how a child can be made of flesh and blood but decay to wood . 

Now , it frightens me what could lie in store for this Rangers team . " 

It seemed there was nothing he could do to persuade the child to cease her disobedience , nothing he could say which would frighten her sufficiently for her to come to her senses . 

You had to frighten kids to make them behave , but there was no need to scare them too much . 

It frightened me to think that my name and address and those of the other members were on police files for no other reason than that we were gay . 

IT FRIGHTENED me to see just how addicted our youngsters have become to computer games after reading of the 15,000-strong crowd at the Future Entertainment Show at Earls Court . 

It frightens me to think that not only are we so vulnerable to these monsters but also that we are constantly blamed for being provocative or careless . 

She was already determined that nothing should ever frighten her . 

The knife frightened her , and she was relieved when he threw it down . 

Harriet thought that Ben was trying to frighten Paul , but Paul was hysterical . 

Because people are so angry , they 're frustrated with the system and their anger gets in the way and it frightens people . 

He said he 'd only meant to frighten the victim , not kill him . 

He would inevitably be frightened by the experience , because he would know that he can not yet expect to walk safely . 

Yet not before he had been thoroughly frightened by the ghosts who warned him of terrible judgment . 

Ever since childhood , while talking to the very old , she had been frightened by visions of herself attacking , hitting , assaulting , knocking off their glasses . 

I was so frightened by the blind man 's violence that I obeyed him without question , and took him into the room where the sick captain was sitting . 

But most of us are frightened by our emotions so we like to pretend that rationality Is normal . 

He wanted to ask her so many things , but was wary of frightening her any more than he had already . 

Stephanie , double , self-contained , so egg-inviolate that Charlie did not frighten her nor Mary shake her calm assurance . 

It was the feeling she had had as a child when she frightened herself with a detective story . 

Just told the older kids to stop frightening the younger ones . " 

Graeme Souness , an Edinburgh man who does n't frighten easily , once recalled how the scariest moment of his life unfolded outside Parkhead when he made the acquaintance of two locals . 

I 'm not frightened by this , but I am faintly guilty about not feeling guilty . 

But the performer was a bit frightened by the three-month-long 48-city tour he is undertaking with Lorna . 

This particular Committee 's finding will have a profound effect on the construction industry , and this heralds a new era for flat roofing .

Soon a plume of smoke heralded its arrival and Charlotte was held in awe as the gleaming locomotive hauled the immaculate rake of teak coaches into the station .

The 1918 General Election heralded the political ascendancy of Sinn Fein ( the Gaelic for ` ourselves alone " ) .

It had gradually enlarged and began to leak some six weeks before his death and was heralded by the onset of headaches .

Crohn 's disease complicated by an indolent abscess may have its presence heralded by a high CRP value .

HISTORIC change is heralded by the start of the new Flat season at Doncaster today .

As soon as he shows the slight movements that herald developing hunger , he is put to the breast .

This may herald a move to a broader system of age-related rebates at the next rebate review , due in April 1996 .

These celebratory fanfares do n't sound as though they might just be heralding the very advent of Slavonic culture .

This heralds a debate on the general policy and nature of the Bill .

Donald held up their biggest knife , kissed its blade , and cleft the crust . 

Lizaveta 's final outrage is inflicted by a man who almost cleaves her head in two . 

Jos rested his axe and helped him , before cleaving the monster with a single , crisp blow . 

` So far , we have been able to cleave every RNA we have wanted to . 

Aenarion rose and smote the daemon mightily , cleaving its head in two and shearing its arm from its body . 

The young lad took out the large chopper his father used to cleave wood for the fire and chased the bully out of the house and down the street . 

A hog in a headscarf squealed as she cleaved its skull with her axe . 

We have also seen how in earlier times people involved in acts of gross disorder would commonly be charged only with simple assault or drunkenness … street violence was too much of an everyday occurrence to count as ‘ real ’ crime . 

Although the client will usually be charged with a minor offence , cases can be complicated , whilst the out of town criminal may be involved in more serious crime . 

Police are expected to charge a father with attempted murder after his fifteen month old son was found stabbed in his cot . 

Current chairman Nazmu Virani is on remand having been charged last week with conspiracy in connection with the Bank of Credit and Commerce International . 

The ex-Yugoslav Macedonians also charge the Greeks with helping to supply Serbia in violation of international sanctions . 

STOCKHOLM ( Reuter ) -- A prosecutor formally charged four men of Palestinian origin with a series of terrorist bombings against various US and Israeli offices in Copenhagen and Stockholm between 1985 and 1986 . 

` Had it been much more , they would have charged him for sure instead of asking for his resignation . " 

They charged Dad with obstructing the police , and claimed that all our injuries had been sustained in the struggle . 

They swallowed it and said they were charging me with handling stolen goods . 

Then the examining magistrate changed his mind , released Mr Laroche and charged Mrs Villemin with killing her own son . 

In those circumstances , it would be simpler for the prosecutor to charge violent disorder , providing that there are sufficient numbers present together . 

She wondered if there had been some procedural delay in charging Theo Sykes . 

At the moment , a suspect is arrested by police , questioned by police and charged by police . 

It is appalling that these two doctors were charged by the fraud squad and that they will be investigated by the General Medical Council . 

Although not accused of fraud , Bush was charged by federal regulators with having had a conflict of interest while serving as a director of Silverado . 

SHORTLY after appearing live on MTV , Snoop Doggy Dogg was charged by police investigating the death of a man shot by the rap performer 's bodyguard . 

If it is discharged and a person is injured or killed , the appropriate offence against the person can be charged . 

Skase was charged with two counts of corruption in May 1991 , and was declared bankrupt on June 13 . 

Nineteen year-old Anthony Moore , from Dawson Street , Belfast , was charged with stealing the clubs last March . 

Gillian Harris looks at some of the problems when a child is charged with a serious crime 

There is now evidence both that the police charge some children and not others ( Cigourel , 1967 ; Parker et al . , 

On a poor line from Baghdad he had been told , in a voice distraught with tears , that his cousin was under arrest , charged with treason , held in the Abu Ghraib gaol . 

At present 2 people are still detained , charged with being illegal immigrants . 

The boys are also charged with abduction and attempting another boy of two last February . 

She bobbed a curtsy and put her hand on the gleaming brass door knob . 

Tom leaned his shoulders against the cold glass of the french windows , and put his hands in his pockets . 

She put an impatient hand on the crook of his arm and tugged it down from his face . 

Clytemnestra came to him quickly and put her face against his bare leg . 

His forehead tingled and he put his back against the door , trying to locate himself , trying to absorb what she had just said . 

There was no one around so I went up and put my nose practically against the glass . 

The Guildsmen put their shoulders against the side of the cart , and began rocking it . 

Having walked back to the cottage , she put the ladder against the wall , then tested it to make sure it was firm . 

As a gesture , Fiona had removed the chair and put it against the wall . 

I like to put a pale colour behind a darkish one to make the dark colour stand out more and a dark colour dropped in just at one point behind a light colour to make the paleness improve . 

Ellwood shifted the sole of his foot to put it directly behind Annie 's head , knee bent . 

Zahara helped her step back to the mattress and put cushions behind her so that she was sitting up , while Rabia held the baby , still attached to Jane by the cord . 

` Sounds reasonable , " said Paul , putting his thumbs behind his wide red braces , ` but of course that would n't work . " 

This can be positioned in the rear of the car , but never be tempted to put a dog in a cage in the boot ( trunk ) of a car . 

` One or two of these mushrooms are deliquescing already , " Rodney picked out a couple and put them in a plastic bag . 

We put him in a tent but he found the sensation of being , as he put it , sealed up so distressing that the idea had to be abandoned . 

They put his body in Holy Trinity Church , down by the river Avon . 

The contract is complete when the customer puts his money in the slot . 

First , we tried a direct approach and ground up polarizing region cells and put the mixture into agar blocks which we then grafted to the anterior margin . 

The patient pulls the sweater over his head and then puts the unaffected arm into its sleeve . 

It would have been quite possible to put something into the pockets of my dressing gown and then put it back into my clothes when I took the dressing gown off . 

Grass , which is sown with clover , provides rich pasture for cattle in summer and the clover is another plant which puts nitrogen into the soil . 

They put Catherine on a comfortable sofa , cleaned her wound and fed her with cakes and wine . 

He had been scouring a pan , but now put it on another jerry-can to drain , alongside two clean plates . 

He put his head on her shoulder and she turned and picked him up and sat him on her broad lap , her arms tight about him . 

It was as she put the last plate on the table that the door opened and Carrie Smith entered the kitchen . 

Putting her elbows on the table , she leaned forward and explained quietly , ` He saw you , that 's why he kissed me . " 

On Boxing Day she put a short note through Doris 's door with her little bit of news and positively ran back home , feeling suddenly young again and full of energy . 

And when she came home she said , Do you know what she said she must have taken ages she said to put that cord through that er beam , she said . 

` He put his arm through the partition and I saw something glinting in the darkness . 

I think it was when I saw the London policeman wagging a finger at a scowling urchin that I thought of Wesley Binks and the time he put the firework through the surgery letter box . 

They put water through the window and then got the door down , just knocked it down . 

Colin must win because he is the physical buffoon ; he falls into traps and puts his head through walls , falls downstairs and all those things . " 

PREMIER John Major sat squirming in the Commons yesterday as the man he dismissed as Chancellor put a bomb under him and lit the fuse . 

He never even glanced at it , and put it under the horse 's nose at once . 

She picked up the shoes from the hearth and put them under the table . 

At this point an Englishman , Henry Bradbury ( 1831-60 ) put a cat among the pigeons . 

Small touches like presenting objects wrapped up , or putting them inside a " feel bag " and asking pupils to guess what they are can add spice to the exercise . 

Mr Malik put his arm round Robert and continued to watch this display with apparent unconcern . 

Carrie remembered with a smile how Fred had reacted when she suggested renovating the back store room and putting a few tables in there . 

Had Weller been present , one suspects that he might have put Lydia Mordkovitch , violin soloist in the Mendelssohn concerto , over his knee . 

` There 's someone snooping about there , night after night , and since Pollitts put all those locks and chains over it I do n't see how anyone could get in . 

He 's lucky the other man was n't put against a wall and shot . " 

The family of murdered heiress Janie Shepherd are celebrating tonight after waiting 13 years to see her killer put behind bars . 

Toad tadpoles put into acid water develop severe leg abnormalities . 

Around 3,500 of Britain 's industrial processes will have to be justified to the inspectorate for the pollution they put into the environment on land , into the air and into water . 

Put into a deep frying pan with about 3 in water and bring to the boil . 

They resembled the pot eggs you used to put under hens to encourage them to lay . 

The idea shocked many people who were convinced that the only cause must be genetic , or chemical , or a virus , something they could put under a microscope . 

Nobody asked her what was in the wicker basket she had put under the seat . 

But mice sired by fathers that had been given morphine learn more slowly . 

He was to sire ten UK champions , a record only equalled by the Elsden 's other great stud dog , Ch . 

Castor twice sired two champions in a litter , his most famous son being Ch . 

Having sired one litter in the UK , he was then sent on to Norway . 

Although no reference to them exists among surviving documents , it is certainly reasonable to assume that James sired children . 

Worse , he had sired a child by his own sister , in breach of the careful plans Amos had laid . 

That bull was sired by Globe Titan , the Canadian imported bull which also sired the bull champion , withdrawn at l,400gns by Messrs McConchie , and the female champion , also from Mains of Penninghame . 

More than 100 firefighters fought for four hours to bring the blaze under control .

Detectives launched an enquiry after the body of Michael Chatfield was found as firemen fought a blaze in a three storey house .

Flames swept through the wooden building and the boys , who at first tried to fight the blaze , fled in terror as it spread .

And now back to tonight 's top story and the news that two firemen have been killed fighting a serious fire at a poultry processing factory .

Twenty-seven schoolchildren were injured in an explosion at Hartsdown leisure centre in Margate , Kent , yesterday while watching firemen fighting a blaze there .

Seventeen firemen fought the blaze for four hours before getting it under control .

More than 50 firemen fought the blaze , which gutted the grandstand , causing £400,000 damage .

As 30 firemen fought the flames , one said : ` We fear the worst . "

Firemen fought a small fire in a first floor room of a house in Gerard Street , Spennymoor , just after 7 pm last night .

They died when part of the Sun Valley processing plant in Hereford collapsed as 120 men from 3 brigades fought to control the fire .

Dozens of firemen fought to control the blaze at Old Hall Farm , Heath Road , Tendring , shortly before 8 pm on Tuesday .

The West Midlands County Council will be left with the job of surfacing the roads . 

Nearly £15,000 has been spent on landscaping and surfacing the area by The Globe public house and down to Alresford Pond . 

During the 18th Century Turnpike Trusts were set up , partly to build new roads , but mainly to maintain old ones , many of which were poorly surfaced and too badly rutted to carry the increasing traffic . 

Only a relatively narrow width was surfaced with stone , and the remainder was left under grass as we see it today . 

When finance became available to complete the park in a traditional gardenesque manner , there was so much opposition that , apart from surfacing a few paths and strengthening the natural scrub , it was left . 

` After processing I mount the slides in glass to keep them safe , because they are more delicate than conventional slides . 

Ideally , of course , the best support for any kind of camera is to mount it on a tripod , but tripods are awkward things to carry and they also have a dampening effect on spontaneity . 

Kelly mounted experimental structures on bearings on the table to discover the best ratio between the height of a building and the size and elasticity of the bearings . 

I have mounted a dual gauge on the dashboard using existing holes for the mounting screws . 

Mount your picture with stamp hinges or pieces of masking tape on corners or top edge . 

Casio has mounted an electro-luminescent display behind the LC layer . 

His first sketches of the Garratt articulated locomotive show that he appreciated the advantages of mounting the boiler centrally between a pair of driving bogies carrying the fuel and water tanks . 

Mount the fitting either directly to the lugs at each side of the box if they are at the standard 51mm ( 2″ ) centres ; otherwise use screws and wallplugs as before . 

On the opposite wall , a print was mounted ; an austere graphic design , white and grey to match . 

These are mounted in holders which secure the optical fibre in the optimum position . 

This means they must be mounted on a strong flat base on a good floor -- not bouncy floorboards . 

This means that sensors can often be mounted directly on the walls of metal reaction vessels and pipework . 

Secure the drive with at least four screws and make sure that if you mount it horizontally the printed circuit board is at the bottom . 

A typical installation would involve the use of a CO2 snowing system mounted above either existing or new conveyor track . 

The remaining pair of pads , mounted at the bottom of the tube , are used as fire buttons . 

There are certain errors inherent with a Compass System mounted in an aircraft . 

Over the mottled beige tiled mantel piece , with its brass jar filled with coloured spills , was a glass case of military cap badges mounted in wooden frames . 

The slides were then air dried and mounted in glycerine jelly . 

Ideally , every trailer should be anchored by the ball hitch on to a ball mounted in the ground . 

Between 80 and 100 serial sections ( 3 µm thick ) were cut on a rotary microtome and mounted on glass slides . 

These two values can usually be varied by controls mounted on the gyro itself or , in some cases , also changed at the transmitter . 

Mounted centrally on the roof was a tall tower supporting a neat diamond pantograph collector , which gave the cars their popular name . 

The conduit system , where the power was drawn by a plough mounted under the car , from a centre slot between the rails , proved unreliable in Blackpool because of local conditions . 

At Mycenae , too , is the famous Lion Gate , which shows the pillar mounted upon a Minoan-style altar and flanked by protecting lions . 

Sometimes he pulled out a hanky , as tar stained as his teeth , and trumpeted loudly into it . 

But the elephants went gaily dancing and trumpeting away over the mountains , through Roumania and Georgia , through Turkey , Iran , and Afghanistan , until they came to their native land . 

Then someone asked me where the station was , and she was deaf , and I had to trumpet like an elephant for about ten minutes … . 

" He glanced over his shoulder to where Calatin was trumpeting into a red spotted handkerchief . 

In pencil he wrote , ` At four o'clock Richard Walter shits his pants . " 

Brian needed to shit so I gave him a plastic bag and then left it in the bathroom . 

Grubby little man he may be -- he shits in my presence without embarrassment -- yet in his thought I perceive he is fastidious . 

One of the birds shat on Gravel as I pedalled up the path to town on the Tuesday morning . 

` And he 's mad at them , " Jamie grinned , drinking his pint as I annihilated various dodging , multi-coloured spacecraft on the screen . 

Committees for four subject groups will sift the applications and suggest short lists to the Royal Society 's Council , which should make the final decisions in May or June . 

Because of the enormous volume of motions for constitutional review , each Senate has since 1963 had a committee of three judges to sift the applications . 

This committee will sift through the applications and the recommend three or more names to the executive council , the main decision-making body of the association . 

Police stand guard , not to keep people out but to ensure nothing is taken away as investigators sift through secret files , looking for evidence of official misdeeds . 

Crash investigators have been sifting the wreckage of the French Airbus in which eighty-seven people died . 

Until we sift the evidence ourselves , we ca n't comment objectively except to say that as far as the publicity campaign is concerned , Microsoft had better think again . 

They are currently sifting through information gathered from more than 350 people questioned in a major weekend operation to retrace the dead man 's last known movements . 

They had sifted minutely through the circumstances of her death . 

Firemen found the charred remains of the two sisters as they sifted through the debris . 

He sifted through junk shops for cardigans , jackets and hats for the sketches by day and pinned me into paper versions of the dresses by night . 

An elaborate fraud has been uncovered by sharp-eyed staff sifting through student paperwork . 

If it could be computerised , anonymous documents could be sifted to find those with the same author . 

Ben jiggled his buttocks on the hard wooden bench , one cheek to the other , hands jammed beneath his legs . 

Men poured from both and raced through the cheering crowd , up the steps , to hammer at the door . 

In spite of freezing temperatures , shoppers poured into Cheltenham in Gloucestershire for the second day of the annual sales . 

Once the programme was broadcast , the BBC received forty telephone calls and hundreds of letters poured into our recently acquired PO Box , many containing donations . 

Hundreds of thousands of people poured into the streets to watch the firework display - a fact which , Mr Deng boasted , proves that ` China 's social order has returned to normal " . 

Now those enemies were pouring through non-existent defences and laying waste the cities of the Reich . 

As the dust cleared Duregar saw Dwarfs pouring through the gateway towards them . 

Casting a disgusted glance at the buckled trike and at the throng pouring past him , south-bound , Grimm trotted northwards after the Assassin . 

The thousands of East German refugees in West German embassies , the tens of thousands who have poured out to the West through Hungary are a terrible and unending indictment of his Stalinist regime . 

A tall and lean right-hander , he favoured the pull and a sliced drive-cum-cut which deposited the ball anywhere between extra cover and third man . 

Jarman would then take the man 's belongings , deposit the body in a nearby river and sell his horse and clothes to the taciturn gypsies that wandered the moor . 

Some do so secretively , creeping in quietly among the swarm of busy workers , quickly depositing an egg in a waxen cell alongside those belonging to the builders and slipping out again unremarked . 

He removed her hands from his person and deposited them in her lap . 

Only the young Swede and the attendant took a sympathetic interest and pointed helpfully as I gathered up the meatballs and deposited them in the ashtray . 

At low tide , the sewage outfall at Porthleven harbour can be seen depositing thick sludge into the sea . 

` Sit down , " Marc told Sarella curtly when the maid had gone out after depositing a tray on a table between them . 

She closed the door softly , then advanced cautiously across the room to deposit the box on the counter . 

However patrons may deposit tickets at the Box Office for possible resale . 

They deposit scent from the tip of their abdomen along the route from the food to the nest , and this trail is followed and added to by other ants as they return with food . 

Depositing the letters in front of him , and waiting until the younger girl had placed the tray on his desk , she flashed a dazzling smile at him , then retreated . 

The practice of ` warping " , whereby tidal waters were made to flow back and deposit their rich silts over the land , was popular . 

Assuming adequate water supplies and reliable vehicles , it was quite feasible to deposit a five-man raiding team within easy walking distance of their target and recover them afterwards . 

Punching the elevator button furiously he waited for it to descend , then , stiff with anger , he stood at attention until it deposited him , alone , at his floor . 

Pollutants can also be actively deposited by local weather effects such as mist . 

She was eventually deposited , within a new coffin , beneath the altar-slab in her husband 's chantry chapel in the Abbey in 1878 . 

A biting November wind whipped through the canyon of the street and caught at Katherine 's coat , depositing an array of candy wrappers and subway tickets at her feet . 

She turned slowly to look at him , as he deposited a bag of fragrant croissants and the Financial Times carelessly on the hall table and came to lean in the doorway of the guest room . 

Donald would choke and spit and deposit the whole mouthful back on to the plate . 

The proportion of fat deposited on your body will reduce in a most dramatic way , much more so than with almost any other diet and exercise programme . 

The iodine-131 deposited on the ground would decay in a few weeks . 

When the females have laid their eggs , which they deposit on the moist ground , the males sit in groups around them on guard . 

An average crop has between 100 and 400kg per hectare of nitrogen deposited on it every year , and between 70 and 150kg per hectare is leached into the ground and filters through to the water systems . 

By lowering the nitrogen content , the company said it could cut the amount of nitrogen deposited on the land by pigs by 23 per cent . 

The minimum investment is £2,500 and you may deposit up to £25,000 . 

Round about Grace herself the great river deposited little but mounds of plastic containers . 

That proportion of sulphur dioxide not deposited locally will be diffused in the atmosphere and , through oxidation , will be transformed into sulphates . 

Each successive tide dissolves the salt and deposits more , forming pools of highly concentrated saline . 

The quantity of soil deposited suggests they had walked some distance , perhaps from the lay-by on the other side of Walbury Hill . 

He had stuck labels in various places so that Willie would associate an object with a word , until after a time Willie labelled them himself . 

What are we doing Wednesday ? yes , we 'll have one there , and we 'll have one there , I 'm sticking them all over the place , but you 'll see what I mean . 

It seemed particularly appropriate to him that Antonio was sticking up a poster depicting Rita Hayworth when his bicycle was stolen -- a subtle juxtaposition of artificiality and realism in the cinema . 

She has put out ornaments and several books , and has stuck a poster on the wall . 

He 's stuck a label on all his umbrellas with his name and address but he never gets them back . 

I stuck one on my forehead for an afternoon , received a good many curious stares from colleagues , and got the giggles . 

Ease the snowflakes off the paper and stick them on the cake using white royal icing . 

I was about to write you a note and stick it on your windscreen . 

They can either draw their contribution directly onto the paper , or they can stick their drawings onto a large wall map . 

Next , select your “ Ultimate ” prize choice by detaching the appropriate stamp and sticking it onto your Entry Bond . 

Simply choose scraps of material , in this case crumpled grease-proof paper and a bird 's feather , and stick them to a piece of stout hardboard using PVA glue , as you would in collage . 

They kept newspaper cuttings on how dangerous the streets were , and stuck them to the door of the fridge with little magnets . 

Glue two contrasting colours together as shown and use Blu-tack to stick them to walls and doors . 

Stick the balls on knitting needles so that you can hold them easily while you 're painting and then stand the knitting needles in a jar so that the heads can dry safely . 

Gretchen was up a ladder now , sticking Bethlehem stars over the bulletholes on the ceiling . 

` I 've spent years reconstructing , integrating , analysing and just plain digging through mud ; cataloguing alien ruins square centimetre by square centimetre and sticking together the pieces of damaged artifacts to form implausible shapes . 

The needles are usually left in for about 15 minutes and are vibrated at intervals to achieve the required effect . 

The clamped end of the system is then vibrated laterally at a given frequency v and the amplitude of the vibration induced at the free end of the sample is recorded . 

Where bricks are bedded in sand , the hardcore blinding has to be well vibrated , or the bedding sand will disappear into the hardcore when the bricks are vibrated . 

When the edging to the path is complete , the hardcore is rolled or vibrated to consolidate it and provide a firm base for the surface material . 

He did it by gently vibrating the soil , coaxing the worms to the surface . 

You can start vibrating them as soon as your have laid a few metres . 

However , if you watch house martins you will see that they do not simply ` plonk " their mud pellets onto the wall ; instead , they place them in position while rapidly vibrating the head . 

Some have also developed special muscles so that they can vibrate the swim-bladder and produce a loud drumming noise . 

The male garden spider Araneus diadematus will vibrate a strand of the female 's web as he approaches her , to let her know that he is not just another small insect caught in the web . 

History just burps , and we taste again that raw-onion sandwich it swallowed centuries ago . ) 

Coffin was almost glad to taste that the coffee was as mediocre as always . 

Those who taste instant success usually falter quickly in the aftermath of their luck . 

To taste it is to see something as strange and intangible as Rumi 's harvest of stars . 

I can taste blood running down the back of my throat , then my arms are grabbed and everything just spins all colours and then black . 

He kissed her on the mouth and she tasted herself on his lips . 

It was not raining , but droplets of moisture condensed on every cold surface and Wycliffe could taste the salt on his lips . 

I tasted the salt on my lips and felt the sting of the cold , bitter air 

For a moment she found her lips on his smooth cheek , and she tasted salt from the spray of the boat journey . 

I could taste sharp water in my lungs and nostrils , but I could breathe . 

I can taste the liquor in my throat , which I drank to still the pain in my heart . " 

And she was thrilled by that , for she found it hard to come back to a woman 's life in Egypt after tasting life in France . 

The effect was instant -- McSwegan tasting the glory of scoring his first goal for Rangers , in such a vital match . 

She had tasted the fear of being cast out , and it left a bitter taste in her mouth . 

I 've been in the game for eight years and have never tasted such a chilling fear . 

Dinner consisted of pea soup , which Millie found quite nice -- she could taste there had been some kind of pork boiled in the liquid -- followed by a meat pudding . 

Little puffs of gas jetted out as it turned around and searched the sky for a new target . 

Blood jetted from his nostrils and Jimmy went backwards over a desk , taking a computer console with him . 

A yellow-red light jetted out from the eye-holes of the distorted faces , like a bright beam shining through a keyhole in a door . 

Peter Farrell held tightly to Paxton 's hair , careful to avoid the jetting blood .

A barmaid who cudgelled her landlord boyfriend to death with a beer flagon has been sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment ( suspended ) . 

He and Dorothy would lie in wait the following day and cudgel her to death . 

Thinking it possible that London 's streets would contain martyrs cudgelled to death , he wondered if that might be no bad thing . 

Your father has been at Una to marry Drennan , cajoling her , pleading with her , aye , and threatening her ! 

I have been intreated during these weeks , cajoled , wheedled , almost caressed , tortured , threatened , brow-beaten and all but blackmailed to step in as the saviour of society . "  

And there was no way in which Bint Pomona could be induced , cajoled , enticed , bribed , threatened , or made to oblige people in any way . 

Had it not been for Pam 's voice cajoling him onward and upward , he would have given up the struggle . 

The political party so long lubricated and cajoled by the Transport and General workers is expressing interest in private toll roads and pricing the use of public roads . 

Her hands cajoled , touching his face with tenderness and trust . 

They have cajoled , bullied and threatened yet still do n't appear to realise none of that will make the Danes change their mind . 

It will take a fair amount of skill and cajoling to pick up the pieces . "  

Kattina was summoned to the gangway of the houseboat to meet them before they tramped aboard like a herd of elephants . 

It was an ancient emotion for Blanche , calling her home from the wasteland of tension and anger she had tramped across for the past few months . 

Escapes involving desperate small-boat journeys , tramping over difficult terrain , the physical distress of thirst and hunger , show Seraphina as a courageous young woman but , still , as the idealised beauty . 

` Ah , well , if it comes to that , " Merrill smiled , trying to dispel an atmosphere of gathering intimacy that seemed to be waiting in the wings , ` I 've never imagined you actually sharpening chisels and tramping about in sawdust . " 

After my talk with Marcia I had tramped along the trails listening to imaginary advice from a weave of voices , the same ones I had silently and joyfully addressed at Machu Picchu . 

My reply to that is that the quiet passage of a canoe going with the current is less likely to disturb the otter than a walker tramping along the bank of the river . 

More folk tramp along the sandy track with their paraphernalia . 

As he and Du Camp tramped along , he would introduce his friend to the trees and the bushes with mock gravity : ` May I present the young phenomenon ? " 

Then he followed the others , who had to cross to land and tramp along the Embankment . 

They tramped along t o Ballechin among the ferns and sheltering oaks , smelling the cheesey smell of cows among the mist . 

The other two pondered over this morsel as they tramped along behind him . 

Feeling sheepish about his ineligibility for active servIce , Lewis had accepted an invitation from the RAF chaplains to tramp around the country and give talks to the men in various RAF stations . 

She had enough work for several more days and then after that , she would need to tramp around the streets seeking new customers . 

Throughout Orwell 's Wigan Pier you have a strong sense of him tramping around on foot . 

There was a girl at work who said she loved the rain -- she would dress up in a mac and goloshes and tramp around in the rain just for pleasure . 

After a while he tramped away down the corridor , and Anna turned away , frightened by mummy 's eyes . 

He picked up his bottle and tramped away , treading on Dickinson 's feet . 

Statistically less significant but no less painful conditions were old age , disability , widowhood , or desertion by the husband , which was sometimes permanent , sometimes temporary if , like so many working men of the period , he tramped away in search of work . 

Now I suppose I shall have to tramp back to Moorgate underground station , before I can find a cab . 

Halfway through cockpit checks the crew decided that the aircraft was unserviceable , so they all got out and tramped back to the Squadron offices . 

Rachel watched him as he tramped back through the fruit trees towards the house . 

Thousands of miners are leaving their small terraced houses and tramping down the street to one or another of the 20 coal mines in the Rhondda valleys . 

She was tempted to tramp noisily down so that if Shildon had lingered he would be scared away , but then she would never know whether he had been there . 

But it was the ideal stuff to lay up against the sides of the hole and tramp down into the base , where it soaked up water like a loofah . 

In the corner of the dark kitchen sat the child , crooning to herself , eating dried crusts of mud and dung fallen from people 's boots as they tramped in and out . 

I 'm just sick of reporters tramping in and out , wanting to know her business . 

When a larger group came tramping in behind a piper , Cameron and Menzies recognized some stalwarts from Foss on Tummel . 

But he joined the party as they tramped off towards Lustley Dale . 

Weary beyond belief , we kept tramping on , stamping our feet into the soft desert sand and lifting them up again like automata , every step an effort … . 

After resting , we tramped on up the hill to Loch a'Chait , arriving tired , hot and weary . 

The clash of ginger on pink as a small skipper butterfly lands on petals of camp ion ; gorse pods popping in the hot sun ; small striped snails creeping out on to the wet path after a cloud burst ; soldier beetles gathered on the white umbels of wild carrot : these sights and sounds I can enjoy at my pottering leisure -- whilst the hordes of laden hikers tramp by with stern faces and never a glance to left or right . 

Disgusted with everything , he tramped out beyond the town , near to where the public ash dump was situated , and soon found a scene accurately reflecting his inner state . 

One of the features of the course is surveying , they tramp over the moor with a theodolite , a staff , surveying poles , and packed lunch , looking for other ley lines . 

Their feet made loud sucking noises as they tramped over to the burn . 

Colour Counsellors is an interior design company whose franchises help you put together fabrics , carpets and wallpapers without tramping round the shops for samples . 

It 's thought bad manners not to offer a visitor a night of passion after tramping round the icy far north . 

The two companies assert that the system avoids reading errors as well as avoiding the need to have inspectors tramping round trying to read meters in empty houses whose occupants are all at work . 

She sat like that for what seemed like ages while I tramped round the room , nervous and on edge and blabbering with the excitement . 

We have established the assassin had been tramping round in the snow , yet Lady Beatrice and Rachel are wearing the same clothes as they were this morning and , as far as I know , never left the house . " 

As they tramped up the hill , Elizabeth 's hair started to soak and drip down her neck , under her silk-lined hood . 

He arrived back at the appointed spot some ten minutes early , and spent an irritable half-hour tramping up and down before Lefevre 's return . 

The miners tramped up the valleys in the morning , worked all day and came down at night . 

We tramped up the path from Zermatt to the Rothorn hut on our first full day in the Alps . 

He would be out tramping aimlessly and come upon peat barges drawn by men , women , and children , and sometimes black and white horses . 

There was a continual passage of soldiers and armies , tramping backwards and forwards through Berwickshire , with the ebb and flow of battle between England and Scotland . 

Behind them tramp the children like miniature adults , small hoes sticking out of their bundles . 

Thousands of feet had tramped this route in times past before railways and military invasion . 

The following day , apart from lectures , he tramped the streets ; it was as he had foreseen , everywhere was full . 

The open road was all he knew ; he had spent forty of his fifty-five years tramping it in every kind of weather with only the fill of his pipe for company . 

Salesmen were still tramping the aisles of the carriages , shouting over the excited chatter of the crowd , the squawking of chickens and bleating of goats . 

Bloody Hitler and his crew of cut-throats tramping all over Europe . 

And if Orrie had not already tramped all over it this morning , since his discovery , nosing out the signs of trespass , there just might be something to be found . 

Thus far Iago Vaughan , like many another displaced labourer tramping the roads in search of casual work in these disturbed times , had followed the unwieldy cavalcade and kept his ears and eyes open . 

` So now you go and tramp the streets changing your traveller 's cheques into cash and then into traveller 's cheques signed Winterbotham . 

` I 'm sorry , " she immediately apologised , but , because she just could n't believe that he truly meant to tramp the streets of Prague with her , ` Honestly ? " she enquired eagerly . 

Hubert wanted to tramp across as many mountains as possible , and he assumed that Barbara wanted to do the same . 

Her eyes had rarely left his face , although he was now tramping about the room , gesticulating as he talked . 

The small groups who tramped across the Cairngorms with him enjoyed his wit , admired his ability and trusted his leadership . 

She got wearily out of the car and tramped across the car park to the reception lobby , where she asked the receptionist with peroxided hair if she could phone the AA . 

Would millions of people tramp across the hills to look at a twentieth century Broadway Tower ? 

They go round and round , and begin to vibrate frighteningly , so that the whole washing-machine starts to tramp across the kitchen floor , in a growing flood of hot soapy water …

The idea for the first excursion had flashed through his brain as he tramped across the middle of England from Market Harborough to Leicester on his way to attend a temperance meeting . 

Tom tramped across the yard to the back of the house and up the steps . 

I 'd love to make a black version , in which some kids from South Central LA , who get bussed out to the Sand Fernando Valley ( affluent LA suburb ) , decide not to go to class and start tramping around Fernando doing what they did in that movie . 

As he tramped behind the horses , he spoke to them constantly , in a caressing tone . 

As he talks a train of small boys returning from school tramps behind us to the beat of the folk-pop tape . 

As a teenager , and later as a club reporter , city-dweller Kieth waterhouse relished his chances to explore the lush countryside and wild moors of the Yorkshire Dales , tramping by rills and becks and over craggy rocks and soaring hills . 

Eventually he saw police cars cruising back and forth past the ruined tenement , policemen tramping from house to house . 

We all tipped our paper valuables into Chris 's waterproof bag and tramped in mud back to base . 

Dawn and evening the three , tall Ruari , gangly Ranald , tiny Luch , tramped in uneven procession up to the moor carrying a dozen bags of leather . 

What a waste it would be , all those roads and nobody to tramp on them ! 

At that moment Belinda looked over her shoulder and , seeing them together , detached herself from the rest of the group and tramped through the dying bracken towards them . 

In 1878 he tramped through the Cevennes with a donkey named Modestine and discovered the delights of Travels with a Donkey . 

As he left that all-too-familiar graveyard and tramped home through the snow , Charles the Cheesemonger must have thought that the century was drawing to an unpropitious end indeed . 

But yes , yes … now the Warlords were angling away from one another as they tramped thunderously towards the Marines — who could certainly see them now through veils of smoke in the darkness riven by the lightning of explosions . 

It was five or six minutes later that Piladu appeared on the mountainside , stared at them for sometime and then tramped slowly towards them tightly wrapped in his hooded cloak . 

We tramped up the stairs and enjoyed a mutual moan about why hospitals always put the sickest people in the most inaccessible places . 

He would not go so far as to insist on the theatrical displays of Monsieur Grimod de La Reynière , who heralded the arrival of each dish with flutes and trumpets ; there was a need , it was true , to create a sense of anticipation , but not to overwhelm the food itself .

Roped perilously to the ice face , the German pair drowsed through the night . 

Exhausted by their exercise , they were content to drowse in the sun . 

Using a claw weight and a magnet , hook the weight in the knitting where you wish to join in a new colour and sandwich the end of the wool between the claw , weight and the magnet . 

The Guardia Nacional wear jackboots and hook their fingers in their trigger guards . 

With a flourish he drew a line at the bottom , screwed on the top of his fountain pen and hooked it into a buckle on his braces . 

He hooked a finger into the corner of his mouth , as though he was versifying on the spot . 

Finally he hooks his belt onto the Doom Diver Catapult and braces himself for sudden acceleration . 

There is no room for a chair , so I crouch between the willows and hook a plummet onto the size 18 hook . 

Then , almost so certain as to be positive that he could not abide a clinging type of woman , she hooked her arm through his . 

Taking one hand off the wheel , Nathan reached out and hooked his fingers through the front of her harness . 

I 'm certain he 'd hooked his umbrella through the handles of the handbag and pulled it out , right under our very eyes . 

Hrun heaved , and managed to hook his fingers under the stone . 

Returning thoughtfully to his own back bedroom , he tuned one of his receivers to the frequency he had read off the antenna and hooked it up to a tape machine . 

The lamp could be hooked onto the front of a miner 's cap or hung on a wooden roof support while he was working . 

Matilda pulled up the rope and hooked the handle of the bucket on to the end of it . 

The alternative is to ring the complete warren system with a standing long-net .

Caressed by warm waters , 770 miles 1,240 km of golden sand ring the island .

Small cafes and restaurants ring the quayside ; grocery and hardware shops are scattered around .

In 386 Ambrose moved relics he had just discovered in a Milan suburb to one of the new churches he had built to ring the growing city with prestigious sanctuaries ; it was a well thought out act .

We left Paris by the Porte D'Orleans and found ourselves back amongst the tilled meadows and windmills which ring the city .

` You ! " she barked , pointing at a small boy called Rupert in the front row . 

` Nobody is allowed up here , " he barked , irritated at their intrusion . 

` Shut up , Doreen , " Silas barked , his face contorted by a scowl . 

Maxwell 's broad grin was instantly replaced with a dark scowl as he barked : ` Things have changed around here since your days ! " 

` Well , " barked de Raimes , turning on the man , ` come in , fool ! 

` Give us credit for some sense ! " barked Iris , who had been showing signs of impatience . 

At last he rose and barked an order at one of the young men who placed the ladder lying on the ground against the scaffold , then gestured dramatically at Athelstan . 

The portiere barked some instructions at the boy and made Sandison to understand that Aldo would see to it that the letter got posted . 

Inside the crowded control room Eling was standing by the intercom , barking instructions , eyes fixed on the dials and gauges as he listened to replies . 

As he disappeared what was left of Eling 's crew came to attention as the captain barked the final order . 

Sometimes , no matter how hard you brandished your fist , no matter how loudly you barked a protest , the world continued on its way without even noticing that you were there . 

` Come on , do n't just stand there , give me a hand , " she barked at the shop assistant . 

` Serves the miserable Hun right , " the customer barked from underneath the towels . 

The PT instructor barks out his orders with an enthusiasm that is unnatural for this time of the morning . 

When he had completed it , he barked out an order to his hovering secretary : ` Find Romanov . " 

He ran to help and found that , instead of repairing it , men were thrusting what they could into carts , still under its netting . 

She thrust the paper across the desk , then was gone almost as fast as she 'd come . 

He thrust the coin among his clothes and started to run away but turned back to say , ` You a Yankee , Mister ? " 

Their scent came up to him as he made for the stage door , thrusting his note carefully among the rain-wet blooms . 

This article inaugurated Rothermere 's massive press campaign which helped to thrust the BUF from comparative obscurity into the limelight . 

Instantly , she thrust it from her as though it were the plague . 

Alternatively , hold a heavy medicine ball in both hands , bend your elbows and thrust it from you . 

He thrust both hands in his pockets and rocked back on his heels . 

He leaned back in his chair and thrust his hands inside his trouser pockets . 

It was cold and he thrust his hands deeper inside the pockets of his coat . 

Finally he stood up , thrusting his hands into the pockets of his black trousers . 

Michael impatiently thrust him on one side and brought out the sack . 

But a moment later he was up again and had thrust his head over the back of the board . 

It is quite commonplace for me to thrust my hand past my ferrets , grab a rabbit by its hind legs and pull it past the ferret . 

They unlocked this gate and thrust me through it , locked it behind me . 

She dropped her parcels and thrust one arm through the window . 

Tzann thrust the sealed orders to one side , on top of a small pile of unopened mail . 

He cursed himself inwardly and tried to thrust the whole matter to the back of his mind . 

She thrust the customary tip towards the croupier with a slip of paper wrapped around a plaque . 

A brave reporter thrust a microphone under his nose and asked him for his comments . 

The whisper made him stir in his sleep , turning and thrusting one arm under the pillow . 

Ace tried to thrust a ghostly neural net crystal underneath the Doctor 's nose and only succeeded in pushing it out of the image field . 

Clasper threw the useless microphone to the ground and thrust a rolled up newspaper aloft , which he brandished furiously in his left hand . 

Then she thrust a foot against her husband 's side , saying , ` You had your answer , did n't you ? " 

She was carrying a small spear and only just had time to raise it and thrust it at the Scarag . 

The Prince did n't even wait for an answer but turned to a small table beside him , slopped two goblets full of wine , rose and thrust them at his unwanted guests . 

She pushed back her slim shoulders beneath the red jacket she was wearing and thrust her chin at him defiantly . 

The mechanism that thrust him away from advertising and into politics and enabled him to change his life was the London Business School . 

A white line of fury around his mouth , he lifted the gold locket around her neck and , opening it with his thumbnail , thrust it before her eyes . 

Knee : Protect your groin and throat , yell , and thrust your hip forward for extra power . 

A hand thrust a large glossy photograph out of the window and waved it under Earle 's nose . 

On ceremonial occasions they thrust themselves forward with their cameras . 

But Lisa 's high society wedding to Marco last August , attended by Michael and Shakira Caine , Keith Floyd and Albert Roux , thrust her from being a successful model into full membership of Diana 's prized circle . 

In the southern Appalachians , Cambrian to Devonian sediments were crumpled and thrust northwestwards over Carboniferous and older strata at the end of Carboniferous time to form the Plateaus and Valley and Ridge provinces . 

At length he reached his hotel and was thrust through the front doors by the sheer momentum of the crowd . 

He began striding away , wishing to put as much distance as possible between himself and this nightmare that had been thrust towards him . 

In this new life which had been thrust upon her , she felt that she must surround herself with a little group of servants whom she knew to be loyal to her . 

Taczek thrust himself up from his chair and patted his jacket and trousers to remove any creases . 

The attacker now completes the turn and thrusts his right leg out towards his opponent . 

For one moment he almost fell again , then he thrust one leg forward , finding his balance . 

The more you thrust forward your ideas , your solutions , your methods , the less the subordinate will feel responsible for his own actions , and hence committed . 

He reckoned he had done well to get away with two cups of tea and forty minutes of reminiscence before an opening arose to thrust in a question . 

At what are called destructive' plate margins , the surface material of one plate is subducted ( that is , thrust down ) beneath the surface material of the adjacent plate , rejoining the molten rock of the mantle . 

With an abrupt gesture , the dark , bony , black-clad hands came up and the hood was thrust back . 

For instance , broad policies for assisting new enterprise may simply result in some businesses being thrust up onto the crowded platform at the expense of others pushed off it . 

In the little back parlour , a coal fire , rendered more fierce by the confines of the small , black-leaded grate , thrust yellow flames up the chimney . 

He thrust open his bedroom door , turned , hands in the pockets of that immaculate dark blue suit . 

Portions can be cut while frozen , and the cake takes between 15 and 30 minutes to defrost . 

If you are using a frozen turkey , make sure that it has thoroughly defrosted before cooking . 

A 5lb oven-ready turkey will take 15 hours to defrost at room temperature . 

The turkey was defrosting nicely in the garage , the vegetables all prepared . 

Half an hour later he was seated on her couch reading a financial magazine she subscribed to while in the kitchen a cheesecake was defrosting in the microwave , and a home-made lasagne warming up in the oven . 

We created an attractive and useful patio area paved with wooden decking and surrounded by planting towards the lower end of the garden . 

The East Gate of Karak Eight Peaks lay several miles inside the pass through a broad side valley paved with ancient stones and studded with the ruined tombs of Dwarf ancestors . 

Though it was barely nine o'clock , sun blazed down , and already the huge slabs of stone paving the campo threw back an oven heat . 

At a conference starting Friday , international computer and telecommunications companies will try to convince decision makers from the world 's seven most-industrialized nations that the information highway is paved with employment opportunities .

` I 'm more than happy with services rendered to date , " he mocked . 

` Your perceptions are leading you astray , sister , dear , " Dana mocked . 

Rene de Epelbaum , a leader of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo , said the pardon ‘ mocks justice …

So when one day Kraal was mocking Slorne for her silent uselessness , Creggan was forced to say in her defence that perhaps the silence only hid an eagle who was kind and gentle and whose talons carried no harm for any eagle there . 

It came to me , like the sunlight breaking through the birch-trees on the forgotten bluebells of the copse where , long ago , a girl had offered me love , then mocked me for impotence , that this time no jealous god need come between us . 

The poet mocks the people for being taken in by the priest but lays the blame on the shoulders of the priest and ultimately on the church for failing to do its duty . 

As more people find themselves in the same position , men stop mocking each other for doing housework and mothers-in-law cease criticising their sons ' wives about going out to work . 

Pound was to mock Yeats indulgently for seeing in Notre Dame not a physical presence in worked stone , but only a symbol ; yet in Sicily Pound 's seems to have been the mind that was symbologizing . 

Mr Kinnock has learnt that it is more effective to mock the Prime Minister as an anachronism in a brave new world than snarl the word ` Thatcherism " and present her as the personification of all evil . 

Most prominent amongst these are terms that mock the miller as an impotent and inadequate cuckold . 

She 'd like to meet this Parr , to make her own assessment , although she mocked herself because of her presumption . 

At 5.00 , the moving lights high on the Col du Replat path began to mock our slowness with their nods and winds . 

In its newly polished frame , a wedding photograph on the pine shelves he had built into the wall mocked her with its lost , now almost impossible to believe , image of happiness . 

The years of being branded impulsive , scatterbrained , too idealistic rushed back to mock her . 

His poetic efforts are mocked by the narrator of the story , who is none the less fascinated by what stimulates Charlie 's writing . 

It showed when he was upset when he was mocked by Peter Hain and attacked over Spitting Image at Questions earlier this week . 

But her brave stab at cool politeness was mocked by her flushed cheeks and the way her sleep shirt was clinging to her sweat-dewed body . 

Frinton-on-Sea , in the Harwich constituency , is mocked as the deadest town in England . 

At any other time Phoebe would have thought she was being mocked and taken offence . 

I can imagine village priests delivering sermons on the Devil 's invention and being mocked for it ; but if they did , they were right . ) 

He 'll be ridiculed , he 'll be mocked , he 'll be scourged , you know something reserved for the people who were really being taught a lesson . 

On the contrary , I was mocked within the family for my ` posh " accent , and for what was considered to be my general childishness , especially as far as my sense of humour was concerned . 

The real murderers now hid in the shadows , mocking both him and Cranston , believing they would never search out the truth . 

Mr Smith mocked Mr Major that he knew of the “ menace of the men in grey suits . 

He mocked the Trade and Industry Department as ` the department of abandoned responsibilities -- not the business that likes to say yes , but the department that loves to say no . " 

` I mocked you one night , my darling , for working so hard , remember . 

Yes , you could mock at the idea , but that was n't enough to rid yourself of its insidious appeal , politely , persistently tugging at your soul . 

His search , mocked at every turn by events and other characters , sets up a tenuous connecting thread which links a whole series of episodes set in different places and periods . 

He was ridiculed for his speeches , and mocked for his concern about the inner cities . 

He tagged the Tories with a grouse moor image and mocked Home for his ` matchbox economics " . 

It is hard to imagine that Leapor would sentimentalize the condition of celibacy , especially if she found herself mocked as an old maid . 

Not for nothing is New York mocked by some as Moscow-on-the-Hudson . 

At the age of seven Mayall began work in a series of textile factories .

A party control commission will begin investigation into ` misconduct " by two former politburo members , Mr Gunter Mittag and Mr Joachim Hermann , responsible for the economy and the media in the politburo .

Thus , AEA is now beginning to contemplate a future in which it becomes an independent business , and its management is excited by the prospect .

These ferns began to slowly change shape and structure during the Devonian , and some became tall and tree-like .

Then he began to move slowly and carefully past the table , on the opposite side to Moore .

The caveman 's body begins to sweat and it thus becomes wet and slippery .

Almost immediately after Harclay 's execution Edward himself began negotiations with the Scots and a thirteen-year truce was agreed in March 1323 .

As courts began dealing with charges of theft and public order offences , a qualified referee was told he may be jailed for his part in the looting of a Blackpool jewellers .

She began associating with both Marxist and Fabian intellectual socialists .

We begin the discussion with regional policies for they have featured more prominently in government initiatives than labour mobility programmes , both as regards expenditure and public debate .

Getting out her suitcase , and with her fury riding high , she began throwing her belongings into it -- she was catching the first plane out of there !

When Kawasaki began operations in their US plant at Nebraska they found it preferable to import components from their subcontractors back in Japan who could even at that distance , guarantee weekly deliveries .

These beliefs were reinforced when , as a practising hypnotherapist , I began working in the field of regression therapy in the early 1980s .

They began to squeeze their way towards the door and in doing so , passed by Markby .

If flow is restricted in any way , the bacteria will begin to die .

Early Christian work began to influence the architectural style in the new Christian Roman Empire .

Robbie began preparing a meal while Fen completed mooring procedures .

All four brothers were in a band together and began writing the musical while on the road in Africa and Europe .

So began my long friendship with Elizabeth Taylor and her writing .

On the morning of May 27 , representatives of the government and rebel groups began talks in London , with the US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs , Herman Cohen , as mediator .

You begin your quest outside the castle armed with a weedy slingshot , wondering whether to swim the shark-infested moat or lower the drawbridge .

Liza began clambering over a tree root to get to the water 's edge .

Having decided he must again race the tide , he began a desperate cumbersome run along the edge of the trough towards the breakwater .

He began to speculate that the ley was marked with hawthorns on the lower ground , pines on the higher ground , and that the double planting around the tumulus was to mark the changeover .

He had by then begun to investigate the failure of the human system to produce an antibody against the effects of histamine , associated with such allergic reactions as hay fever and asthma .

By suggesting this they began quite unwittingly to undermine her confidence in the school and in herself .

READERS with longer memories will recall that Crystal Palace were dubbed The Team Of The Eighties by some people who should have known better and promptly began the decade with a 0-0 draw against Norwich .

We begin interactions with an implicit assumption that other people determine and control their behaviour .

Keith Wright of Legge House and on the FYT Management Group and Arkle Bell , FYT Field Officer and for the South West , began the process with the introduction and initial briefing .

He begins without ceremony by pulling off the blouse and flinging it in the gully .

No sooner had the late ploughing been completed than he began accepting contracts for harrowing .

They began shouting ` We 'll give Mosley a hot time ! " and ` To hell with the Blackshirts ! "

Blood spurted all over the sliced potatoes and on to the wooden table as the lad began yelling hysterically .

The hydrogen could accumulate during a launch and spark a serious explosion . 

The explosion sparked a fire which caused serious damage to their flat above a shop in Pensby , Wirral .

Among areas to have come under threat are the Bukit Suharto forest park ( where smouldering coal seams have sparked fires in at least eight places ) and the Kersik Luwai orchid conservation area .

Firemen believe the dog chewed a box of matches and sparked the blaze , which caused damage running into thousands of pounds to Ray Hobley 's council flat in West Bromwich , West Midlands .

Vandals sparked a blaze when they set fire to old tyres at the former Walker Tyres site , in West Auckland , early yesterday .

Chesarynth thought it was her own screaming and embarrassment boiled through her but when she looked round , bodies were twitching and smoking everywhere as the computer-banks sparked into flame .

He added that he wanted to avoid " the alarming imbalance in some schemes [ a reference to the German method -- see above ] between what is collected and the ability to reprocess it " . 

At the Congress of Berlin the ` honest broker " avoided a Balkan conflict , but only , Russians thought , at the cost of letting down his friends . 

It is becoming hard to avoid the conclusion that the Government made an error of judgment when it decided to take Britain into the ERM in October 1990 , just as Germany was entering an economic crisis . 

` We must avoid jumping to conclusions , " replied Thiercelin cautiously . 

This perspective avoids both general statements and general conclusions about the mass media and favours an approach which highlights the richness of the relationship between the mass media and politics . 

After discussing a ` mooty " problem , try to avoid the weak conclusion that ` A is perhaps liable . " 

This is less odd than it looks : it pays creditors to avoid the delays and legal costs of chapter 11 . 

A greater degree of regional self-sufficiency in many basic food-stuffs , especially milk and meat could be encouraged in order to avoid the mounting costs of transporting such commodities over long distances which is now common . 

It may be quicker for someone who hears well to reply , particularly when they know the answer and the question is unimportant , but this must be avoided at all cost . 

It is hoped this will attract customers wanting to avoid the costs and anxiety of development . 

And anyway , there was a current in this house , something that a poor swimmer ought to avoid at all costs . 

They could not avoid criticism but they could usually ignore it . 

By controlling me they believed that they were avoiding my criticism of them as parents . 

It is on the basis of these distinctions that Hayek seeks to avoid certain criticisms that have been applied to Oakeshott . 

This approach , whilst employing a similar list of areas of experience to that employed in Curriculum 11-16 and the Munn Report , avoids the criticism of ignoring teaching methods . 

The kindness in her voice avoided unspoken criticism and commiseration , " Let me , " in a moment her quick fingers had Nicandra 's gardenia and its drift of green spray firmly in place . 

This is to avoid the type of criticism which may have repercussions on the team member 's status or salary . 

Nobody 's listening but I insist : ` This fairness of skin obliges them to shield themselves so that if they do catch the sun they avoid the obvious danger of peeling . 

Their old argument was that , by unilaterally renouncing nuclear weapons , the West could somehow avoid the dangers of the nuclear age . 

At low doses of omeprazole doctors believe they can avoid any danger of cancer . 

These new improved organisms were much better able to survive and avoid danger , to find food and to reproduce , multiplying ever more rapidly . 

The Russians could avoid the danger of encirclement by withdrawing entirely from the salient , or advance in overwhelming numbers to seize both East Prussia and Galicia . 

It enables them to avoid committing themselves and to retreat in front of danger ; and this is one of the major reasons why people speak indirectly . 

But unless the plaintiff is unpopular or unpleasant , the media will normally be advised to avoid jury trials , because of the danger of heavier damages . 

` And if you explain to Thomas that he 's not to touch things like that , but must come and tell you when he finds one , then he 'll avoid any danger in future . " 

There were three exercises including answering questions on crime prevention , studying a video and devising a board game to illustrate how young people can avoid getting into trouble or danger . 

To avoid disappointment farmers should be made aware of these pitfalls . 

Please note that these rooms are offered subject to availability -- as supply is limited , we advise you to book early to avoid disappointment . 

Avoid feelings of disappointment or failure if things do n't do as planned . 

The best hope for Buckingham Palace must be that the couple can avoid divorce , put their disappointments aside and agree on a distant but reasonably amiable working partnership . 

In Chapter 6 we shall look at what some of these common misapprehensions are , so that people can avoid creating unnecessary disappointment and frustration for themselves . 

So she wrote to the box number and suggested a date for a preliminary viewing to avoid disappointment or misunderstandings . 

It 's so time-consuming that most professional carvers avoid it like the plague . " 

As you know , the best commercial travel pictures avoid people like the plague . 

Top-seed Jim Courier and fourth-ranked Boris Becker managed to avoid the plague which has claimed so many of their rivals , including two-time defending champion Stefan Edberg . 

Venetian blinds were half-closed over the windows to avoid any risk of observation from the buildings opposite . 

Until now , we have avoided this to reduce the risk of the blades striking the boom during the process of learning to hover . 

Stone conservators , for example , work with chemical solvents and resins and must take the utmost care to avoid any risk of damage . 

Always consider the possibility of reducing or avoiding a source of risk completely . 

So , avoid those places or situations that are likely to make you want to over-eat . 

Plan to avoid or minimize your exposure to guilt-provoking situations . 

By avoiding any practical direction to what they do together , one avoids the futility of the nursing situation where nothing exists beyond the hospital . 

Had the government been able to avoid foreign war its situation would have been highly satisfactory . 

In the meanwhile the Association of Police Surgeons , the RSM , and several constabularies will continue to promote training to avoid those situations in other parts of the world to which you have properly drawn our attention . 

THIS magazine has so far avoided the temptation to stick compact discs , screwdrivers , knitting patterns or any other free gift on its front cover . 

While you may be tempted to go back to your new pet if it does cry repeatedly , try to avoid this temptation . 

Those who avoided temptation , practised good deeds , and regularly sought forgiveness for their sins through the sacrament of confession would receive the reward of a place in heaven . 

At her show in Paris , she avoided any temptation to stand and redeliver her own original swashbuckling New Romantic look , which appears set to bubble back into fashion favour . 

If an animal is to avoid fighting with another , stronger animal , it must first test how strong his opponent is . 

He 'd avoided giving her a direct answer when she 'd tried to ask him about his friendship with the actress , but it was obvious that there was a very real chemistry between them . 

Clearly , the therapist must avoid taking sides in such discussion . 

She also has to get them ready for bed and try to avoid one child 's screams waking another . 

IBM and Motorola have also apparently managed to avoid the heat dissipation problem haunting both the Pentium and the Alpha . 

Good racehorse trainers recognise this , and try to avoid their horses being beaten or having confrontations with riders . 

In the meantime , the BMC is asking climbers visiting the Roaches -- scene of many monstrous Whillans armblasters -- to avoid the path running past the cottage and follow the diversion signs instead . 

She took on the alias in a bid to avoid publicity when dealing with her solicitor Paul Butner . 

Practice varies , and it is good practice to find out from the beginning in order to avoid unpleasant surprises at a later date . 

They avoid trouble at all times and only if they are cornered or pestered will they bite at their attackers . 

Despite this snub , Johnston has been careful to avoid a public row at Goodison . 

Thus Franco had powerful personal , professional and political reasons for wanting to avoid the immediate capture of Madrid at the beginning of September 1936 . 

I often tell my friends that the especially important thing is to avoid cheese at night . 

He was shot in the thigh while trying to avoid arrest at the Danish frontier in May 1945 , and tried for treason in London in September . 

To avoid queues at the Theatre box office patrons wishing to pay by credit card must do so 24 hours in advance of the performance . 

Even the youngest of babies will automatically avoid precipitous drops in floor-level -- and , perhaps more interestingly , places where it looks as if there is a precipitous drop in floor-level . 

He is a man who has deliberately avoided certain responsibilities in his life , and certain involvements , but those business obligations which do unavoidably devolve upon him he has always observed punctiliously . 

Jonathan Speelman must avoid defeat in his seventh game against Jan Timman to stay in the match . 

Do everything you can to avoid mishaps by being adequately prepared but ask yourself again -- does it really matter ? 

Their inner self will avoid exposure by controlling their feelings and emotions . 

Isaac avoided execution by promising the king a 10,000 mark fine , and in 1213 was transferred from Bristol to the Tower of London . 

Suggestions that he could avoid the damage by protecting the wheat fields with electric fencing do not impress Mr Berry . 

Judges often try to avoid the issue of standing by resolving the merits first . 

( It is not necessary to avoid butter completely because of the connection between high levels of cholesterol and heart disease , but merely to cut down on it . ) 

He will want to avoid a further decline for fear that import price rises will push up inflation . 

The appellant was a South African citizen who had left South Africa to avoid apprehension for a burglary . 

Even the Art Loss Register , which plans to open an office in Japan , carefully avoids any probing into the subject . 

The inquiry heard details of a memorandum written by a Foreign Office official in which he agreed that the ambassadors might be persuaded along those lines in order to avoid embarrassment to their embassies . 

The Hearsay-II system used segments categorized by manner of articulation features only , avoiding the more difficult task of specifying place of articulation . 

` We have about 150 active reporting units , in around 50 locations , " says Mr Hassan , who is naturally keen to avoid the need for re-keying financial information once captured at source . 

" Weatherfax " will consist of customized facsimile reports prepared by the Meteorological Office , which will help farmers to avoid the need for respraying because of high winds or rain . 

First , while the courts have generally avoided rigid classifications in deciding on the applicability of natural justice , they have not discarded such tools altogether . 

It was months ago and Ben had insisted on going into Pugh 's , though they had always avoided the shop before . 

She probably wanted to avoid confrontation by not telling me until after she 'd gone . 

In the USA , a doctor will not avoid litigation by simply informing the patient of the nature of the treatment in broad terms . 

However , I suspect you could take an obvious short cut across the open fell side to avoid the town without too much trouble . 

Choosing the final design needs not only care to ensure that the end product will be commercially attractive but that a number of people are involved in the selection to avoid accusations of favouritism . 

Despite what you apparently think , I certainly did n't avoid you intentionally and , in any case , if your theory were correct , then surely I 'd have avoided all the male actors ? " 

The purchaser will wish to avoid any such disadvantageous practices . 

Alas , headless flies can learn to hold their legs in a particular position to avoid a shock , and even solve the problem faster than those still encumbered with brains . 

This tendency to catch and pull happens most often when approaching the workpiece , but with experience I found this can be avoided easily by working against the rotation . 

Situations of private one-to-one contact with the field-worker were avoided by some constables , retreating into the relative security of public encounters with their characteristic form of non-intimate discourse . 

Generally , eating problems can be avoided by being flexible with your puppy from the start , varying the eating location , alternating types of dog food , and changing feeding times . 

It was a personality choice , and responsibility could n't be avoided by saying they were like turnips . 

Most of these accidents could have been avoided by just a few minutes extra care . 

The obligation to make or take delivery can be avoided by an offsetting purchase or sale before the settlement date , and normally only a small proportion of all contracts are settled by delivery . 

Only thus , in fact , can over-pressurizing of the young be avoided -- by developing their capacity to be able to think effectively for themselves . 

An assault on the office building angered the men in the yard and violence was narrowly avoided . 

There are many ways to grab a person but they are all to be avoided for two reasons . 

In such cases it is essential for the predators to evolve inborn reactions to the warning signals of the lethal prey , so that they can be avoided without any learning process taking place . 

By being subtle rather than obvious , you avoid appearing naive . 

There was one other issue which the CEGB tried hard to avoid at the Hinkley C Inquiry . 

He fell over things he avoided in daytime like stones and bushes . 

This was the conclusion I could not avoid in the months after becoming a Christian . 

Poetry demands a form of reading that , though rewarding , is unusually intensive , and it is often avoided in sixth-form English teaching . 

This is a fate Roddick has avoided by operating most of her shops under a franchise system . 

Happily , however , it 's one you can easily avoid by talking to BSB today . 

The really weird thing is East 17 were precisely the people I avoided as an adolescent . 

And old man Verne-Smith and his wife , he knew , lived no more than a mile away , but them he avoided out of simple antipathy . 

Pasteurisation -- avoided by skilled brewers in both Britain and other leading brewing nations -- leaves an unpleasant burnt sugar taste to beer that is most apparent in low gravity drinks . 

` I try to avoid including children with serious behavioural problems because they would be too disruptive on a trip like this . " 

It 's the kind of place best avoided after dark ; it makes me think of poor Moley , and Ratty 's warning , and that 's why I call it the Wild Wood . 

Little was known about bacteria and viral infections , and they must have been hard to avoid without knowledge of modern hygiene standards , let alone the benefits of refrigeration and freezers . 

The houses in the High Street went stravaiging down to the Gallowgate and the Saltmarket , to which last place no sane citizen would go as it was full of cutthroat robbers , avoided even by the police . 

Robert recognized faces he had been trying to avoid for weeks . 

The basic issue , which Mr Fallon has so far managed to avoid totally in discussing this matter , yet which has made the Catholic community and the county council so anxious and so frustrated , is whether this Government accepts that places in Catholic schools should be provided for Catholic pupils . 

Simon worked for discreet administrative transformations within government , avoiding until late in his career clashes with ministers over contentious issues of policy and principle . 

Here is where the frowns/smiles are most justified : EC-German argument will be hard to avoid . 

In one week I had been transformed into the two personae that I had always sworn to avoid : the preacher and the missionary . 

Yes , I have seen this kind of thing and it is something we avoid completely . 

The wholesale nature of the grants also threatened the interests of men not recognized as opponents of the regime , something which Gloucester was careful to avoid elsewhere . 

Students may choose quite early which behaviours to avoid for ever -- or try to . 

As people avoid more and more they become a prisoner of their anxiety . 

Rich creams are best avoided around the eyes as the skin absorbs too readily here and may become puffy . 

This they avoided as they followed their Head Girl 's strict instructions to keep out of the rough areas . 

One thing that you should avoid is to give toy horns out at tea and then find the poor entertainer is facing a barrage of noise . 

` Or , at least it is n't so long as we avoid that bit of road . " 

If you come to an obstruction in a road you can seek to circumvent it or you can retrace your journey to the nearest fork and avoid that road altogether . 

She folded napkins to look like coronets and gave the crystal glasses a final polish before positioning them in groups to the right of each place . 

He bustled about with champagne flutes and ice and showed me how to fold a napkin round the neck of a bottle and how to pour without drips . 

First , fold the napkin in half diagonally , then bring the left and right-hand corners up to meet at the apex ( pic 1 ) . 

Folding the sheet of paper into four , and slipping it in the back pocket of his denims , Doyle asked one last thing . 

Adam folded up the pieces of paper , walked quickly over to the bookcase and inserted them alongside the original letter in the Bible seconds before Lawrence put his head round the door . 

Just fold a square of white paper into four and cut neat small triangles in the folded edges . 

He folded the paper at an article that had caught his attention and picked up the beer . 

` Besides , it always amuses me to see the shirts all stiff so that I have to take them in sideways through the door and fold the sheets as though they were made of cardboard . 

As Merrill shook her head he deftly folded the typed sheets , replaced them in the envelope and handed it to her . 

He fetched it without another word and watched her while she folded sheets of newspaper into firelighters in the thrifty way Gran had taught her . 

He folded the sheet along its original creases , and was putting it inside his breast-pocket as Lewis quietly pulled the car alongside the pavement outside number 6 . 

Our fingers can imitate the primary feathers and we can fold the elbow in a similar way . 

You fold the postcard in half , cut along the lines as in the first drawing . 

He gathered six double sheets from the drenched berths , folded them in half and left them by the companionway . 

Taking care with her napkin , Sarella folded it into eight equal parts . 

I 'll take these clothes down and you fold them on the bed there , nicely , then we 'll put them on the cart . 

What 's more , when you 've finished with it simply wipe it clean and then fold it flat for easy storage . 

Swallowing the stiffness in her throat , she folded the towel neatly on to the rail and combed her hair . 

Folding her coat over the ornate wooden newel post at the foot of the stairs , she went through to the kitchen and the last task of the day , setting out the Copleys ' early-morning tray . 

` She was driving very fast , " he said as he folded the map round the photograph and tucked it into the inner pocket of the waterproof saddlebag . 

Fold each pleat by bringing the marked sides of each pleat together on the wrong side . 

Newman folded the document , put it in his pocket , looked at Grimwood . 

Mr Ian Heaviside , the Royal Mail election coordinator for Darlington district , said every postmen had now been instructed not to fold the leaflets . 

Having folded your used nappy , you simply insert it into the tub . 

He then returned to the bedroom and carefully folded his socks , underwear , jeans and other casual wear before putting them in a drawer by the bed . 

They were so designed as to be easily folded up , enabling the car to be thoroughly cleaned . 

He proved that all 17,000 verses could be minutely inscribed on a piece of parchment 10.8 in by 8.4 in , which could then be folded up and placed in a walnut shell . 

The pages of the charge were folded back leaving open the page on which she was to sign . 

Its two halves are asymmetric and can not be folded to be superimposed without first turning one of them over . 

Before I set off for the station for the train to Puno , I loaded up with imodium to seal my loose , nervous bowels ; folded my chain and felt its weight in my hand . 

Dana shrugged shapely shoulders and , folding the gold dress carefully back into its box , opened another . 

She sighed as she folded Elise 's cream linen jacket over her arm before making her way along the compartment . 

Lightly fold one half of the dough back over the rolling pin , then carefully transfer to the tin . 

Thérèse folded her tea-towel and hung it on the silver bar in front of the range . 

Maud 's great green-trellised towels were systematically folded on a towel-heater . 

At that hour , Sam McCready put down his second cup of coffee and folded up the map . 

Fold up the sides of the pastry , then top with two of the remaining pastry sheets to enclose the salmon completely . 

He folded up the copy of the document and handed it back to Adam . 

And , not quite sure how to take that , Ellie hastily looked down at the quilt the woman was folding . 

A simple test for woollen rugs is to fold or crease the pile and see how quickly the wool returns to its original shape . 

She said , ` Well , if there 's nothing else for it " , and began to fold and manipulate the wedding dress while I stood like a doll , cold and alien and powerless . 

Sandra shrank down the hallway , folding her shoulders over her torso .

It functioned like a Spinning Wheel , twisting fibers of time space and folding them on a molecular level to create what he called `` Newmatter .

When folded the given name would be shown in place of the subexpression itself .

On average , every third person is reading a newspaper : There are the contortionists who fold the ever-expanding Times into readable wedges , the tabloid readers ( whose papers are enviably scaled for reading in motion ) , and a scattering of people clutching Spanish or Asian papers .

At best , paper 's materiality creates an unjustified impression of trustworthiness ; at worst , paper can be folded into an airplane that can poke someone 's eye out .

Women wearing short skirts and smart shoes who fold a modish scarf on their heads in the ancient veil-like manner are trying to have it both ways .

In the back of the speakers is a 7 foot tube that has been folded into a thin , tight maze to fit inside the radio box .

I used to keep my balance , the edges were eaten , the lead was grey , the green eraser was worn down to the metal , and I had a spiral notebook I kept for emotions , and I folded my money .

I 've always favored the alternative plan -- small , unmanned probes , along with a gigantic annual bonfire of $1,000 bills folded into origami cranes .

You could not imagine better comic material than her ideas of `` living '' : the `` midnight omelet dinner for 1,000 '' ; the fruit baskets the size of a Chevy ; the advice ( in this month 's magazine ) to make your own envelopes out of wood veneer , folding them with a bone knife .

Winchester invents some luscious women : young , chocolate-skinned , giggling naked girls with sleek wet bodies and rosebud nipples and long hair and coltish legs with scarlet and purple petals folded behind their ears , who play in the white Indian Ocean surf and who run , quite without shame , along the cool wet sands on their way back home ( 40 ) .

When the vendors leave at the end of the day , their cage-lined stalls are folded and shut like wardrobes , with the birds rustling about inside .

Of the 61 skeletons on display , dating from 1490 to 1540 ( more than 200 were disinterred ) , those in pre-conquest graves lie in a fetal position , while post-con-quest skeletons lie in a Christian pose : outstretched with arms folded .

All Dm regions were folded with mfold 3.1 by submitting parallel batches of 500 mfolds to the cluster nodes and copying the .det and .out mfold output files to a final storage destination .

This predicament forced him to examine his goals and to make one last push for the success which had eluded him for so long . 

Given their short time in port , members continued to be disappointed when instant success eluded them .

Labour knows , and the long faces around the hon. Gentleman confirm , that the council tax is a winner and that we have found in three months the solution that has eluded Labour for three years .

The success which eluded her in the classroom did arrive but from an unexpected quarter .

The Lancashire Cup is the only trophy to elude coach John Monie in his three-year reign though they hardly needed to break sweat against helpless Swinton with Frano Botica booting 11 goals from 15 attempts .

Two seasons ago he guided the club to the elusive league and championship double , but both in 1991 and 1992 success eluded him .

In addition to securing Commonwealth support for their position , the British sought to consolidate their own aviation policy into some definable form , something which had eluded them for several years .

They have also been able to drive down costs faster than the locals and so create new export possibilities , even back to Japan ; a feat that has eluded Detroit for decades .

But until now the Spanish title has always eluded them , more because the Opel range did not have an outright winning car than any shortcoming on Meeke 's part .

Because stigmas mirror culture and society , they are in constant flux , and therefore the answers to these two questions continue to elude social scientists " ( Ainsley et al . ,

In the Civil Service , the higher levels of responsibility and reward have continued to elude women .

Jahanara Begum and the other women present began to wail , beat their breasts , tear their hair and rend their garments …

He stopped again by the pavilion and , with his eyes fixed on Gabriel and a demented grin on his pock-marked face , rent the golden cloth from bottom to top .

When he heard of a Kaiser talking in an after-dinner speech about ` my friend the Sultan " he was astonished , and could have rent his garments .

Sheila puckered her brow with concentration , then looked up with a grin . 

Ellie puckered her brow and stood a little back from the canvas . 

Tait puckered his lips and nodded slowly in a gesture of admiration . 

His Royal Highness raised an eyebrow and puckered one side of his mouth in a very characteristic grimace of amusement . 

Nathaniel Sherman peered at his watch , his face puckering in concentration as he calculated the time necessary to allow the buffalo to move into the most favourable range . 

Her brows puckered in a frown , she gazed at the deserted coach , and she did n't realise that Roman had left her until he returned , a furious expression on his face . 

Lost for words , he looked shyly down at her , smiling sadly so that his dark eyebrows puckered into a frown . 

He saw the girl 's smooth face like a polished fruit pucker with pain . 

She tried sitting with her thighs apart in an effort to provide more of a lap , but was not surprised when Harry 's face began to pucker and he started to cry . 

Then seeing Joe 's lips pucker , he walked over to the fireplace and embraced him . 

He had never been able to grasp it himself , never been able to assemble the jigsaw pieces of his identity into a clear recognisable picture . 

Rain was assembling the vacuum cleaner ready to finish the job . 

In the late 1880s , he was able to make major improvements to this pen , and was to be found assembling them every evening in his hotel room . 

The initial agreement made was a licensing agreement whereby Rover ( then known as BL ) assembled the Honda Ballade from 1981 onwards with limited alterations and sold it as the Triumph Acclaim . 

At the frontiers of technology -- Mike Vine assembles a solar drive for INMARSAT under ultra-clean conditions . 

On nice days we made the most of the sunshine and moved the bench into the garden where we assembled the clocks , sitting in our bikinis . 

You may have to give accurate instructions about how to assemble do-it-yourself furniture . 

As much as possible of this finishing was assembled by the use of compressed air and screw cramps , the picture frames and corridor doors being examples of this method of working . 

More than this , such transactions involve the production and movement of parts , for example gear-boxes from one country will be imported for cars being assembled in the same company 's factory in another country . 

The pavilion , over 200 ft long , was prefabricated in Britain and assembled on the site from a ` kit of parts " . 

Julia was half-way through assembling the bridle when she stopped short . 

Most large commercial corporations and government agencies have assembled sets of tables of this kind . 

So , everyone does their own thing , the SCO with gamelan instruments assembled from recycled bits and pieces -- old cars etc -- and involving children from all over Lothian . 

Lepine stops at the door of study room C-228 , raises his rifle and aims at a student at the bottom of the room .

On each corner stands a pair of soldiers , rifles aimed at the lines of cars .

Pulling his rifle to his shoulder he squinted along the barrel , aiming at the broadest part of the deer 's neck .

On Sunday , a Panamanian soldier loaded his assault rifle and aimed it directly at patrolling US troops .

Not as yet by all three of the men , but by one who already had his handgun set up , aimed fully at John , and the flare in his hand to ignite it .

Jaq jammed the discharged plasma gun away and was about to aim his laser .

Hindley put his right arm out through the hole , with the gun in it , and aimed it at his enemy .

The gunners had been ordered to aim at the first two vessels , and at a bare two hundred yards ' range they could scarcely miss .

Checking the magazine of the Luger she had tucked in her waistband , she threw open the door and leapt in , the gun aimed unwaveringly at Froebe .

The electrons are shot from a gun aimed at the centre of the phosphor screen .

Individually now and in no order , depending on how swiftly crews could reload , prime and fire , the Scots gunners worked their pieces , aiming lower , those two leading vessels taking terrible punishment .

Immediately a little beam of light shot out of the barrel of the gun , aimed at the target .

As more skill was required to shoot with a longbow , they were not so worried about high scores , being content if their arrows occasionally landed where they were aimed .

Most of them were carrying bows , but even those who had arrows nocked were not aiming at anything in particular .

Then he aimed the rifle again , this time at one of the men in the front rank .

They said an army sniper aimed a rifle with a telescopic sight at Jihad Mustafa Ali Sadek , 22 , and shot him in the back while he was at the top of his mosque 's minaret .

Sharpe did the same , simply aiming the rifle in the direction of the column , and pulling the trigger so that the bullet whipped off through the stalks .

The action of aiming a rifle can have many reasons and a vendetta is only one of many possibilities .

Ironically as the military band on board the Nevada , began the Stars and Stripes , a torpedo was aimed at Arizona and the enemy gunners sprayed the decks of the warships .

This detects signals from radars on the ground that may be aiming missiles or guns at the approaching aircraft .

That 's why you 're tied up on the floor and I 'm aiming a gun at you . "

Another eyewitness , James Christey , saw the gunman drinking from a bottle of wine and aiming his 12 bore single barrel , sawn-off shotgun at police marksmen .

As he did so , Curtis was unaware that the Prophet had twisted half round and was aiming the gun over his shoulder directly at him .

Stepping back a couple of paces in the roiling smoke , he aimed the shotgun at the lock and pulled the trigger .

Yes , there it was at the centre , just as she 'd half recalled , a small panel carved with two stars and a Centaur aiming an arrow into the night sky .

This has you aiming for each number in turn ( 1-20 ) , finishing on the bull .

If you can aim squarely , hold the club correctly and form a good stance , then you give yourself the best chance to strike the ball correctly .

They were explicitly aimed at the unrespectable poor , subjecting their children to the full disciplinary regime of the new training schools .

Certainly more obvious patterning can help in disentangling one strand from another , but until more research is aimed directly at such problems , our understanding will advance very slowly .

Sabine pinned on a polite smile , and aimed it straight at the oncoming vehicle 's windscreen .

This increased take-up is a result of the in-service training programme aimed directly at teachers .

Cupertino , California 's Globetrotter Software Inc , creators of Flexlm , the network license manager , last week introduced GlobeSupport , a remote support software aimed at software developers , calling it a new product category .

But these four stations on the African continent aimed their programmes exclusively at white settler communities ; not until the Second World War was wireless broadcasting for Africans established .

Throwing himself to his right , he only just avoided the murderous flying dragon-stamp kick aimed at his face .

The Lab has a four-chip set design aimed long-term at Texas Instruments Inc 's MicroSparc , according to a story in last week 's Electronic Engineering Times .

Hearing the stranger 's voice become louder and angrier still , she raised one long booted leg and aimed an almighty kick at the door .

He aimed for Benny 's stomach -- it would be a slower , more painful death that way .

Many studies have aimed at typologies of code switching which classify switches according to their function in discourse .

It was a small poisoned dart aimed at William , but if it went in there was no visible sign of agitation .

So Fibres ' polyester capacity is small today and aimed at niche markets , in such areas as automotive upholstery and trim .

He had waited patiently for an hour without moving for the right moment to shoot and now when he had aimed exactly right and the bullet had gone home it had not finished off its target .

Though it was aimed most directly at boys , girls were also addressed .

It was too tempting a target , and the Zeppelin aimed for it with the last of its deadly cargo , but this time , they overshot the mark .

I padded round the room and quietly filched any precious object there : a small set of silver candlesticks , two finely chased pewter goblets and a cunningly wrought steel crucifix which hung on the wall . 

Love , you have filched my heart by trickery and cunning , you lied -- God Forfend ! but sweetly and charmingly . 

This song appealed especially , as we had filched it from the Germans . 

Furthermore they know that they can trust him because he will not filch money from the common agricultural policy , as Labour would do , to use it for other purposes . 

His throat had been cut from ear to ear and his wallet had been filched . " 

She had filched a bottle of claret from her grandfather 's stock and they had been drinking it liberally . 

Gret , a Brueghel peasant in a breastplate filches food and cutlery and mutters the occasional curse . 

He often brought her scraps he had filched from the instructors ' table . 

Like the time she 'd found Will Pegg 's pockets full of iron nails he 'd filched from Samson . 

But High Winds are now forecast and the entire team may soon have to evacuate the mountain with or without him 

There was no fire , and the pilot and passenger were able to evacuate the aircraft unaided and unhurt . 

Feigning fatigue , we urge a baffled party to evacuate before the witching hour . 

General Bourbollon obviously could not count on the support of the entire military .

` In its struggle the current government of Serbia can count on the support of mighty Russia . "

After the October 1979 coup , Archbishop Romero declared that the new regime lacked any popular backing and could only count on the support of a " few foreign powers " .

Soviet leaders could count on the support of most states in the region for a general demilitarisation and limitation of superpower military presence in the Mediterranean .

Pressure for Hawke to resign increased in mid-December , with several delegations of senior ALP figures informing him that he could no longer count on the support of a majority of the parliamentary caucus .

victims of aggression , no matter how brutal , should not count on their help .

As husband of Louis VII's sister , Constance , Raymond of Toulouse could count on help from his brother-in-law .

` He 's counting on you , of course , " she said , and now that she was no longer whispering , her voice was slightly sharp .

I counted on being able to dodge my way on to the ferry and I did n't think I would need any money once I got to France .

I knew I could count on friends and colleagues to support a campaign .

He told them : " I thank you once again for what you have demonstrated : that you are people who can be counted on , especially in difficult moments . "

MV And South Korea could count on a peculiarly nasty dictatorship to help quicken the pace of its capitalist development .

Mrs Richards said , ` You can count on me to look after her , Shelley .

Sources also pointed to the swift response of troops loyal to General Noriega , especially the 7th Infantry , as evidence that he can still count on important parts of the military to back him up .

Finally comes settlement , but do n't count on this to pay your accounts at the end of the month .

In the event of loss or damage , carriers , shippers , consignees and their financiers could count on sets of insurers to pay the claims .

Company 's such as Campeau , which plunged too deeply into debt when it bought Bloomingdale 's , will no longer be able to count on the US taxpayer to bail them out .

Gandhi indeed could count on the British conscience for his personal safety , but he could never count on it for political concessions -- and it is clear that at some level he understood this .

Since we can not count on people grasping much of the words at a first hearing it is the musical qualities which will contribute to the success or failure of a choral piece .

I have to count on the symbol itself as providing the main evidence for meaning and , of course , as providing the means for creating schematic knowledge which 1 do not have in advance .

The ` crisis " is now a crisis for at most two or three large US banks , which have good reason to believe they can count on government help if worse comes to worst .

THE players of the English Shakespeare Company have been wowing audiences in the African bush with a production of Macbeth . 

GEORGE Harrison wowed fans at the Royal Albert Hall by turning up unannounced to play with close friend Gary Moore , the blues guitarist . 

She rarely wows crowds in the way the Speaker does , but she oozes charm and competence and her family connections ( particularly her father , Pat Brown ) associate her with a happier era . 

` You thought that if you turned up in the smart suit and with the laser-beam smile you 'd wow them into panting agreement ? " 

She shone her most fetching smile , a smile which had once wowed captains of industry and beguiled all her clients . 

Four visiting musicians from Czechoslovakia have been wowing drinkers in a local pub . 

Skating to `` Brick House '' by the Commodores , Browning 's rubber-legged act wowed the crowd of 18,150 .

Model Yasmin Le Bon wowed the audience with a dress in flowing chocolate chiffon embroidered with delicate flower designs .

Alonso makes her Broadway debut on March 20 , taking over for Vanessa Williams who wowed critics and audiences alike after Tony-winning Chita Rivera left the show .

Dybvig wowed the judges with a double-rotation on his first air maneuver and a 360 to an Iron Cross , in which the ski tips are crossed , off his second jump .

Japan 's ski jumpers wowed crowds of tens of thousands with their long , graceful leaps , while its speedskaters and a mogulist also dazzled .

In a joint floor routine with her American fiance Bart Conner , also an Olympics gold medallist , the pair wowed a crowd of 4,000 with a jazzy number .

Chancellor Helmut Kohl 's comparison of the public relations skills of Goebbels and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev outraged the Kremlin .

" What has outraged Sierra Club leaders is that external organizations would attempt to interfere and manipulate our election to advance their own agendas , " said Robert Cox , a past Sierra Club president .

The concussion washed over residents and attendants outraged by the attack , which demolished a two-story home abandoned by its occupants the day before .

They say they were outraged by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks , and claim to despise Al Qaeda .

Arabic-language networks broadcast footage of bloodied civilians , which mesmerized and outraged Iraqis .

Shaking with terror , Isabel put a hand to the wall in an attempt to hold on to something solid , only to have it scoot across the slimy surface , almost throwing her to the ground . 

The ball scooted into her goal for the ninth time , and Nick whooped with delight . 

Cars moved sluggishly while pedestrians , and , of course , Italy 's omnipresent motos , scooted past them . 

Thérèse scooted through breakfast to give herself time for everything she had to do . 

Hoomey scooted to his feet , but several interested parties moved in to deal with Jazz before he could make a tactful retreat . 

Finally we asked very loudly if the store was going broke and somebody within earshot scooted out of a doorway to see what the ruckus was about . 

Creed took time only to pick up the Nikon that had fallen from the actor 's grasp before scooting for the jeep . 

E.S.B. was dead tired and Dave Dick had accepted that he would not win , for Devon Loch was scooting along , increasing his lead and certain to land a famous and hugely popular victory . 

Ben scooted along the rows of benches , Indiana Jones fleeing from hundreds -- no , thousands -- of screaming Arabs , ready to turn and whip swords from the hands of any who got too close , his imaginary bull-whip settled comfortably over his left shoulder and no weight at all . 

Scooting down the side-aisle , she ducked past him and out of the shop , where she continued to run blindly until she was caught up against a solid chest . 

Fortunately the protection is perfect , so if you do scoot off your flight should be a short one . 

She stared up into his blue eyes , trying to conquer the urge to scoot further up the bed . 

Lucy scooted back to Wardrobe , dived into the chair , and fumbled with the gown to get it tied . 

They 'll scoot off to the Lake District and search round for days . " 

We came out from church at about quarter-past ten and I would scoot home , for it was my job to take a can of tea and hot-cross buns ( they were really hot ) down to Dad already hard at work in the allotment . 

` Since Tweed appears to have scooted , are you sending out a general alert , setting the hounds after him ? " 

` Merci beaucoup , mon ami , " I 'd reply and off he 'd scoot , giggling merrily . 

I spoke to war artist Carel Weight , who was commissioned at the end of WW2 to record architectural damage to the historic cities of Europe . 

Minton also contributed to the Arts Council 's “ 60 Paintings for “ 51 ” exhibition , for which sixty artists had been commissioned to produce a painting at least 45″ × 60″ in size . 

When the war broke out , Anna was commissioned into the Army , where she did her service for her newly adopted country . 

He was commissioned a captain of horse 30 January 1643 by Robert Greville , second Baron Brooke [ q.v . ] . 

He was promoted warrant officer in the RNAS and then , in 1918 , the Royal Flying Corps commissioned him as a second lieutenant . 

In 1822 he was commissioned as lieutenant in the 9th Royal Dragoons , transferring to the 12th Lancers in 1826 . 

She was one of five Third World feminist writers the NI had commissioned to visit countries in the rich world and comment on women 's lives there . 

The finest American and European designers commission Concordia to build their custom yachts . 

At twenty-two , he was already recognized within the ballet world as the most gifted dance creator of his generation , and George Balanchine commissioned him to make a work for New York City Ballet . 

When they commissioned Richard Rogers as their architect , the wheel had come almost full circle . 

For this , Abbot J. Svitavský commissioned Rubens in 1673 in Antwerp to paint the Death of St Thomas and St Augustus . 

Government will commission the best designers , artists and architects , for instance , to help communities transform run-down city centres . 

During the autumn Mozart was commissioned by the emperor to write another opera buffa , again to a libretto by Da Ponte . 

At the moment they are being commissioned by the city to look at access to hotels and guest houses . 

By the time a local shatran was commissioned to find a suitable wife for him , he was settled and orientated to the British way of life . 

Last year ISI was commissioned to survey a large area of the Fife coast , which harbours many insects which are rare elsewhere in Britain , including the Northern Brown Argus Butterfly . 

In 1917 Mawson was commissioned to replan Salonika , following extensive fire damage . 

The St Margaret 's Chapel Guild has commissioned cabinetmaker Piers Kettlewell to make ten bench seats for the chapel . 

When I was commissioned I found that some of them even looked up to me . 

To convert sterling into foreign currency multiply the amount by the rate of exchange .

According to reports , Quantum converted pounds to Deutschmarks , waited for the pound 's devaluation , then paid off their sterling and cleared a rumoured $2 billion in Deutschmarks although he admits to only $1 billion .

To convert foreign currency into sterling divide the amount by the rate of exchange .

Having already paid for my return ticket I was cross at having to buy another one , and even more upset at having to pay extra for the one-way ticket and convert sterling at an unfavourable rate .

In the latter case the Bank of England would have to hold a gold reserve to meet the demand of foreigners who wanted to convert sterling into gold .

Credit cards also allow you to convert only just as much as you need into local currencies .

The figures have been converted at $0.0090497 to the Japanese yen .

Any threat to press freedom came , not from Goldsmith , but from the law which allowed him to sue distributors of libel-prone magazines .

Loopholes in the law even allowed landlords to profit from the programme .

On May 29 , 1990 , the Storting had approved a constitutional amendment to allow female members of the royal family to succeed to the throne as well as males .

Reimbursement is also not allowed under British private health schemes -- except ( bizarrely ) when it is requested by a doctor who is , or has been , an NHS consultant .

The principle will also be dependent on the development of technology to allow people to once again work in the forests , near the resource .

If necessary , considerably more complex calculations are justified because of the speed of internal storage operations , and because use of such a calculation allows the unbroken key sequence to be exploited .

Furthermore , its integration with other desktop applications allows it to be used as a powerful document transmission system .

This period can be reduced if you are allowed to install the water meter yourself .

The government implied that it would allow the privatised electricity industry to meet the reductions in the Directive by importing low-sulphur coal and by building gas-fired power stations to replace coal capacity .

Mexico is one of the few countries that still allow fishermen to encircle and snare dolphins to catch the tuna that swim with them .

I 'm a neutral student and I 'm allowed to travel without too much explanation .

She went on to issue a challenge to parents : ` The Government is allowing Essex to spend as little as £62 per child for a whole year .

Most countries allow their citizens to bring home articles without an import licence , providing they cost less than a certain amount , without paying excess duty .

` We should also allow dual citizenship in cases where a foreigner who wanted to become a German citizen would suffer disadvantages if he gave up his old citizenship . "

Despite her talents , because she 's a woman Rachel was never allowed to join the prestigious Marylebone Cricket Club in London .

No one 's been allowed in here since the fire , you ought to know that .

They were allowed to see it for one hour , before it was taken back , and none of them has been able to get hold of it since .

Relatives should be allowed to stay with the resident throughout this time so that they are not left alone .

` If one country is allowed to get away with lower standards , then the others will quickly follow to ensure their products can compete .

The woman had allowed him to make love , but afterwards had started crying and screaming .

Irina refused to allow it ; the mother was a danger to her child as well as to herself .

Women were rarely allowed to nor could afford to join such clubs .

Bishops , priests , and deacons were held in scorn by them ; but they allowed positions of leadership and liturgical presidency to women , as orthodox communities did not .

Another literally hidden factor is that basement in Trinity where Miss Edmonstone so kindly allows us to store books from year to year .

Many companies allow you to try equipment and will demonstrate equipment to you in your own home .

Maime Trotter says she does n't want to press any charges so Gilly is allowed to go back home with her .

There was one last bit of excitement for ten-year-old Prince William on the flight home yesterday when he was allowed into the cockpit of the British Airways Airbus as it took off from Zurich .

The PGA therefore allows them a sort of cooling-off period at the end of a round to check each other 's scores thoroughly .

Alston knew his way around and had therefore taken over the navigation .

We know Italy as only Italians can , and you can rest assured that the Citalia staff are experts in their chosen field -- Italian holidays .

Dr Jaffery knew the building as well as anyone and I much looked forward to going around it with someone who had studied it for so many years .

John has been getting to know the world as it is in 1992 , and coming to terms with both dramatic political changes and the way friends have moved on in their lives .

There was a flying boat base at Largs , the ` aerodrome " ( as it was known ) at Prestwick , airfields at Heathfield and Turnberry , and an emergency landing strip at Drybridge .

Not a real party , with people she knew , but a Party party , the kind with spotlights outside that shuts a neighborhood down .

In other words , only one of them does n't know him , and most know him extremely well .

I would think that the words grand and stretch would be known to more people than two of the words the author gives as being familiar ( chippy and hootch ) .

He sent a note to a doctor he knew : `` Bleeding , Great Moscow No .

Because these tales were not — as far as we know — collected in the Renaissance and because , like ballads and songs , they must have been subject to endless variation and mutual interference , we can not now know the Pedro de Urdemalas who endeared himself to the folk '' ( 218 ) .

, '' says the scrambled voice she knows as the rasp of Lemmy 's urgency .

In a second experiment the calorimeter is calibrated by heating it and its contents electrically .

Hence , instead of introducing an additional variable resistance in series with the meter ( and consequently suffering impaired linearity ) , our capacitance range adapter is calibrated by adjusting the frequency of the square wave source !

We calibrated the CSA measuring system in PVC tubes with holes of known CSAs .

By calibrating the electrode with solutions of predetermined enantiomeric purity Parker and his colleagues could then measure directly the enantiomeric purity of the fourth diastereoisomer , the biologically active ( - ) -ephedrinium salt .

Before the measurements we calibrated the measurement system with a two point minimum and maximum calibration .

He draped inflamable material over it and calibrated the switch to come on later in the day .

Several minutes later , I had calibrated my machine and was ready to begin .

` All the microphones are carefully calibrated for the working distance that is being used , " Johnson said .

The pressure sensors were calibrated before and after each recording with mercury columns of zero and 250 mm .

The pH probe ( Radiometer , Copenhagen ) was sterilised and calibrated immediately before and after use .

With the sun shimmering on the glass of the palm house and the frost turning every shadow pale blue , the whole place looked like a gem , set perfectly upon the hillside . 

Cranston watched the sunlight shimmer on the great tocsin bell then turned round abruptly . 

He is the first doctor in Britain to successfully attempt the three-step microsurgery . 

Forecasting future fertility is the most difficult task in demography , and seldom successfully attempted . 

The final crisis began when Charles , urged on by the Queen , entered parliament with his armed followers and unsuccessfully attempted to arrest the leaders of the extreme party in the House of Commons . 

Consequently , she was again in financial difficulties in 1617 , when she unsuccessfully attempted to set up a school in St Giles in the Fields for the education of children of the nobility . 

Soviet leaders unsuccessfully attempted to gain greater access to Yugoslav facilities in 1976 . 

In the port of D res on March 29 police again unsuccessfully attempted to disperse a crowd which had gathered in the hope of emigrating . 

We thus attempt to combine a general ` literacy " approach with a study of principles and design decisions , and to identify and describe relevant standards . 

I give an undertaking , however , that we shall not attempt to delay its progress unduly . 

The latter is , of course , unlikely to be chosen and would be extremely difficult to measure , but does emphasise the need to determine a neutral view of a procedure before attempting to measure its success . 

Salvation history is the story of God and his people and how God , since creation , has attempted to reconcile them to himself . 

But the Government likes to submit to free market forces and developers attempt to respond , rather than taking into account where new homes should be built in the best interests of the public . 

But I still would n't have attempted sorting the motorbike if a garage had n't nearly killed me . 

But he was confident enough to attempt turning the tables on his inquisitor . 

She attempted a comeback in 1989 , but lost in the first round of both events she played before being sidelined by a car accident which required surgery on her right knee . 

Lipschitz notes that ‘ while feminist therapists can attempt the abolition of inhibition in empowering practices , they can not abolish repression … to suggest this is to abolish the unconscious ’ ( 1978 : 29 ) . 

He reversed some of the laws on language and education which discriminated against Tamils , and took to visiting some of the Tamils ' Hindu temples , even attempting the odd public statement in Tamil . 

To attempt any close analysis of the social contexts in which African primary schools operate is obviously to court unacceptable generalisations but two points may , nevertheless , be worth making . 

Only after causatives have been studied from this point of view both in English and in other languages will we be in a position to attempt valid generalizations across languages . 

For example , if during the separation period you have attempted a reconciliation for five months then you must wait 

The present writer has attempted an analysis into five interconnecting elements ( Citizenship : The Civic Ideal in World History , Politics and Education ) . 

These three young men have demonstrated a personal commitment and sacrifice which inspired them to attempt this daunting journey with enthusiasm . 

Counter-examples to the conditional theory are given in Garrett ( 1983 ) ; Gordon ( 1984 ) attempts an answer . 

Venables , 37 , with Brian Davison , aged 30 , and veteran British mountaineer Dick Renshaw , set out to attempt the 6,368 peak . 

The clubs could attempt the task , and indeed their origins include the desire on the part of settlement workers to preach the virtues of citizenship , just as Scouting did more than twenty years later . 

Since Sartre and Althusser no one has attempted a new theorization of a Marxist history . 

A further generalization of this solution was attempted by Halil ( 1979 ) , but this has subsequently been found to be incorrect and so will not be considered here . 

Consequently , an alternative projection of future trends was attempted by comparing the figures obtained from those agencies who were involved in both surveys . 

The school 's philosophy of child-centred education required that an individual-based assessment of problems and difficulties be attempted . 

Magical destructions have been attempted , but without success . 

She attempted an inadequate and non-technical account of the development of electronics , and the ascendancy of the micro chip and the computer . 

Mushkin attempted this by using the same methodology that Denison used in relation to education and in relation to health for the period 1960-80 . 

In fact , Churchill attempted in October 1951 to refashion Cabinet government in a fairly dramatic fashion by peacetime standards . 

I believe that those provisions make it abundantly clear that the penalties that will be visited upon those who attempt to corrupt youth will be stern and relentless . 

In later childhood , these emotions may well be repressed , as parents and then teachers attempt , by a variety of means , to socialize young people . 

Citron stresses the importance of conducting epidemiological studies to determine the most effective way of applying BCG vaccine , and other workers are attempting , by genetic manipulation , to produce more effective vaccines based on BCG . 

As in the past , governments also attempted , with varying degrees of success , to obtain information by opening and reading the correspondence of foreign diplomats . 

Once outside he linked arms with her and took her to the little pub that the station staff used .

When it had beaten Cranborne junior School by three hundred runs , two Saturdays ago , he had linked arms with the headmaster and sung three verses of ` We Are the Champions " .

Thousands of miles of cable linked the armies of both sides , but reception was often poor and the cables were repeatedly severed by bursting shells .

Above : A pretty bridge links the Williams ' house with the outside world

TRANSPORT Secretary John MacGregor has come under fresh pressure to reject any plans for a new motorway linking mid-Essex with the M25 .

Just as Joyce 's mother , Mrs Willoughby , was showing her contribution , bars of plain chocolate , Denys and Vita arrived bearing , each , a large flat box . 

Barney took us to the airport , and when we arrived next day in Hong Kong , it was warm and sunny . 

Felicity was expected to arrive around five o'clock , having driven from Herefordshire . 

Now that the good weather has arrived I feel trapped in the shop , and I want more time to enjoy other interests such as cricket and walking . 

THE Princess of Wales arrived smiling and laughing at a Christmas concert last night . 

Club Europe Drive is fast and flexible , ensuring you arrive refreshed and relaxed , ready to give your business the edge over your competition . 

I arrived breathless and late , having been delayed in what seemed heavier traffic than usual . 

When the South American travellers arrived here , they were beginning to feel comfortable within or at least aware of the vast map of the subcontinent . 

Ever since I arrived here at Brixton I have been ill with various minor ailments . 

If someone arrives here from Canada , how can we say that we will consider properly and carefully his application for political asylum ? 

Half an hour later Bathsheba arrived home , with Troy 's words of love still in her ears . 

After she arrived home , she went to the bathroom for a quick wash and then she went to the kitchen to make a sandwich for the next morning at the factory . 

When my father arrived there , Addis Ababa consisted of a series of scattered villages grouped on hillsides with open , uncultivated spaces in between . 

The first pack of Desert Rats is now trying to cope with the soaring heat of Saudi Arabia ; about four hundred troops in the seventh armoured brigade began arriving there today in an air lift from Germany . 

In 1984 , radio astronomers from Columbia University identified electro-magnetic vortices in our Milky Way and arrived at a similar conclusion to the theories of Alfven and Perratt . 

` When and why did you arrive at that conclusion ? " she queried quietly . 

Over 140 countries worldwide operate an internal express service. * And your SWIFTAIR letter or package will go straight into this express stream once it arrives at its country of destination . 

When she woke it was to the incessant chattering of the wheels against the rails and Emily thought she would never arrive at her destination . 

As we arrive at the end of the year it is , perhaps , a time to look back at what has been achieved and to look forward to what lies ahead . 

As soon as she arrived at the office , she went to see Mr Tranter , the editor . 

The organisers suggest using Thruxton or Old Sarum if you plan to arrive by air , but no transport has been arranged to the show . 

Traffic congestion is not yet a major worry around the area , but in very popular spots , such as the Lake District 90% of the visitors arrive by car . 

By the mid 1850S , for instance , only 5 per cent of London 's milk arrived by train , and the bulk of that carried by the Eastern Counties Railway . 

Although plants were being collected throughout this country and many were beginning to arrive from overseas , as yet the Apothecaries had no place where they might cultivate and study them scientifically . 

He was carrying a false passport when he arrived from London but was recognised during a routine check . 

The first of the 850 former concentration camp prisoners and their families will start arriving from the war-torn former Yugoslav republic within days . 

Whether they have just arrived in this country , or speak little English or have difficult home circumstances , unless we see them as competent learners we will soon find reasons why they can not learn . 

He 's due to arrive in New York tonight for an official three-day visit . " 

He had been hiding out , sleeping rough , until three days ago when he arrived in Paris to look up another man indebted to him . 

Then the eagerly awaited plum pudding arrived to the accompaniment of clapping and cheering , and a plume of blue smoke from the brandy flames was like the tail of Halley 's Comet . 

The delegate arriving to an indifferent reception or lack of clear information , even a misspelt name , soon starts to believe that he 's dealing with incompetents . 

Under this rule -- a generally accepted principle of international law -- governments can return would-be refugees who have arrived via other countries . 

I met most of my party there because I had flown from Stavanger and they had arrived via Oslo , but we all boarded the plane bound for Longyearbyen with great anticipation . 

One element of Germany 's new policy has been winning Polish agreement to take back expelled asylum-seekers ; a quarter of Germany 's influx arrives via Poland . 

The aunts and cousins arrived for their annual break just after I had finished my finals . 

For example , one of the skills developed in the first few years of life involves the integration of data arriving through the different sensory channels . 

When we arrived on the island , we were invited to the President 's palace . 

All went well until the dreadful day when Killigrew was away and a letter arrived for Mistress A. Killigrew . 

THE PUBLIC AS as well as the practising artist , whether amateur or professional , seems always intrigued by the ways that another artist has arrived at being professionally and financially independent . 

A tray of coffee arrived almost immediately , together with an enormous plate of calorie-laden cakes . 

My leg was injured so I was put immediately into the ship 's sick bay until we arrived safely back in Liverpool . 

When the great moment arrives and the first prospective buyer appears , be as cool , calm and collected as possible . 

So , when Thurstan arrived in England in 1121 with papal letters threatening with excommunication any who resisted his admission into England , the monks of Canterbury recited the primatial phrases from the newly enlarged documents and refrained from taking further action for the time being .

The police had arrived now in the shape of a wpc who was talking amiably to the protesters who moved back a little apparently in response to her request .

The morning it was announced a vast audience arrived for Ramsey 's lecture and cheered him all the way up to the dais .

Two more Islanders arrived shortly afterwards , and all the Channel Islands were linked .

Last November he arrived on crutches on the opening day with his left foot in plaster , having chipped an ankle bone .

Arrive punctually to be ready for the sound check at the agreed time .

Barbarossa sent a mandate requiring Milan to give up her claims , but the Milanese consuls tore up the document , and the imperial ambassador fled an enraged crowd . 

Thence it was finally brought to India in the thirteenth century by refugees fleeing Genghis Khan -- at about the same time as Abelard was lecturing to his students at the new university of Paris . 

In Northern Iraq over a hundred thousand Kurdish children are still unable to return to their homes after being forced to flee Saddam Hussein 's army . 

Forced to flee the Nazis in 1937 -- leaving behind the 20,000 bibliography volumes -- the older Breslauer resettled his family in London but was killed shortly after in an air-raid . 

Armies of monkeys marching through the jungle roof on swinging arms took fright , too , when they saw the little file of humans and they fled chattering through the upper branches almost as speedily as the birds . 

They have been padlocked by owners fleeing militant kidnappings , extortions and crackdowns by the security forces . 

Only the faded sashes they wore , and the weapons they carried , marked them as anything but ordinary folk fleeing the marauders . 

The aged Duke Hunold was defeated , and fled to take refuge with Lupus , Duke of the Gascons . 

Also , most prey can only flee fast in a forward direction , so attacking the head is the best way of hampering their escape . 

It may have inundated lower Egypt , flooded the Nile and swept back the Red Sea waters to permit the escape of the Israelites fleeing from the Pharaoh . 

A MAN was shot twice yesterday as he fled from five masked youths . 

He was caught in a massive police hunt launched after the four fled through a hole in a fence around the jail playing field . 

Mayer fled through the lobby and then , mustering all his courage , he turned and called Chaplin , who was in hot pursuit , a pervert . 

We were soon splashing about in the surf washing off weeks of dirt accumulated in the slit trenches . 

Re-immerse in the detergent solution to wash off loosened dirt . 

Only then would the bride wash off her many powders and oils with the help of her mother . 

She cavorted about in its depths for a while before gliding to the side to retrieve the soap and wash the collected grime from her skin and hair . 

When they arrived at the house , they saw a man whom they had good reason to suppose to be the assailant washing blood from himself . 

If we were lucky , there were a few minutes in the evening when the wind dropped , the dust storm subsided , and we could brave the mosquitoes and wash the corrosive dust from our bodies . 

Shall we -- ` But James had mentally worded his speech a dozen times and would not be forestalled . 

Very often the examiner will have worded it in a particular way in order to enable you to show a little originality of treatment . 

Hope 's original draft was longer , cohesive and more powerfully worded . 

None could be found ; nevertheless , on 23 July the Imperial government sent Serbia an ultimatum , so worded as to be unacceptable . 

To some commentators this appears to leave too much scope for giving continued weight to parental wishes , and they would like to see the sections worded ` first and paramount consideration " . 

Given these details the criterion as worded would seem to foster an over optimistic view of what many lower attainers understand when they " find the area and perimeter of a rectangular shape " . 

Thus the meaning of a criterion statement worded " The pupil can … " must be related to the time at which the skill or knowledge was demonstrated and the reliability of the judgement used . 

As finally worded , therefore , the order contained no exclusion clause , other than that implied in the phrases " serving in German forces " and " should be disarmed " . 

As originally passed in January , the Utah law had been ambiguously worded , allowing the possibility of capital murder charges against both doctors and pregnant women who participated in abortions . 

This bequest regarding the income from the land is like a prior legacy -- except that it is worded as a trust . 

It 's now been replaced with this memo , saying the first was poorly worded and stressing that MRI scans at the Nuffield will be carried out according to on a purely medcial decisionmedical need . 

Clause 8.1.1 is so worded to circumvent the problem by which any time given by a creditor to a debtor could have the effect of releasing the guarantor from its obligations . 

Criterion statements which are ambiguously worded or imply broad domains may suggest a range of test items of varying difficulties . 

If they succeed without merit , the fault would appear to lie with the way the appeal system is operating rather than in regulation 72 as it is currently worded . " 

Section 4 is worded somewhat differently , and uses the term ` provoked " where hitherto ` occasioned " was used . 

But they do actually have the power , presuming that the will is appropriately worded , to sell for any of the assets . 

Proposals should be carefully worded to emphasise that our costs are for the provision of services , rather than equipment , whose ownership could be the subject of later discussion . 

Sometimes a problem is so worded as to involve two successive questions , but the second question logically arises only if the first is answered in a certain way . 

Erm I I would have thought it would be helpful that if criterion four could be worded in such a way that it it emphasised the need to maximize transport choice . 

Indeed , that section is worded exceptionally widely and would empower the Secretary of State to undertake root-and-branch reforms of the whole process of transferring shares , whether or not these were listed on an exchange . 

The idea was that this was a way of ironing out minor disputes , but the clause was worded widely enough to cover a dispute arising out of wrongful termination of the contract . 

But he worded his amendment to include a condemnation of IRA violence to preclude support from Sinn Fein councillors . 

Divorce has unfortunate consequences because of the way they worded the act . 

With open questions the researcher leaves it to the respondents as to how they word their answers . 

Dahmer 's gruesome past came to light in 1991 , when a handcuffed man flagged down police and led officers to Dahmer 's reeking apartment .

ENTRESSEN , France ( AP ) --- The artificial mountain reeks in the morning sun , growing ever bigger as cranes empty train cars loaded with tons of Marseille 's trash .

They 're served cold food and , with just three holes serving as toilets , the prison reeks .

`` But there was also was a noxious smell that reeked in the hallways . ''

White splashes of paint on the bottles indicated which way up they should be binned after delivery from the wine merchant . 

Unfortunately for the antediluvian bowl-heads , a right-thinking retailer phoned the RSPCA on the grounds that it was cruel to goldfish and so the whole idea had to be binned . 

This had already been binned but I binned the offer as well , just in case I ever came close to considering it seriously . 

Binning their Two Tone pork-pie hats , the kids went wild for The Cult With No Name , aka Peacock Punk aka -- New Romance ! 

As we tried to attach fresh wallpaper to the wall , we found that the damp had so undermined the structure that the wall fell down . 

In the wild they attach their canopies by a little silk pad to the plant 's stem , or a leaf : the lid is the obvious substitute for this . 

The components come ready-prepared for assembly and only a small amount of drilling is needed to attach the conservatory to the base and the wall . 

He forgot to decouple their carriage and to attach it to the Masham train as intended . 

They attach themselves with their mouthparts and then release a digestive enzyme secretion which eats into the skin . 

Fix the batten in place with angle brackets , then attach the blind with touch-and-close fastener . 

I met with Media Action to discuss the recent awareness week we had on the Council Tax and I attach my notes for your interest . 

You could attach a bootlace from the last mane plait to the top of the bridle to keep the bridle on in case of a fall . 

Attach a screw-eye into the end of the batten near to the wall into which the end curtain hook can be slotted . 

But as the plaster hardened and the doctor attached two metal struts from her ` halo " to the jacket , panic began to set in . 

Several other insects attach extraneous objects or material to themselves , but for very different reasons . 

This month SHEILA FAIRBRASS advises on how to attach a watercolour painting or etching to a firm backing board and explains the safest method for sticking collage pieces in place 

George whipped the trousers off the table and placed them on a hanger which he attached to a wooden creel . 

I WAS surprised to read in TODAY that Weymouth Town Charities intends to evict a 90-year-old woman from her home for having her TV and radio on too loud . 

One of the key determinants of US policy towards Iraq last August was that it believed it has the military forces sufficient to evict Iraq from Kuwait . 

The police had earlier evicted an Arab family from one of the houses ; the other five houses had been vacant . 

In the winter of 1975 the council evicted us from our squat and those of us who formed the nucleus of that original women 's house were dispersed around the country . 

In December 1966 , police had to evict anti-war demonstrators from the Berkeley campus , and , as student leaders called for a campus strike , they started singing the old student favourite ` Solidarity Forever " . 

He evicts the children from the house , and gives it to the goyim . 

When the British evicted the Mughals from the Red Fort in 1857 , some of the court eunuchs had come to live nearby , a few minutes ' walk from the Turkman Gate . 

Here in the winter of 1496 , Sir Robert Brudenell evicted thirty people from their small , open-field arable farms to make way for his cattle-pastures . 

` I FINALLY evicted her in April last year for non-payment of rent . 

Indeed , it could be a non-lethal weapon -- one that evicts the enemy without killing him . 

Since she was going to be evicted any moment , she had n't seen much point in unpacking anything else . 

When the Daniels contacted the police they were horrifed to learn they had no powers to evict the squatters . 

The horror of the Strathnaver clearances was eventually exposed by Donald Macleod , who as a young boy had been evicted by Seller from the village of Rossal . 

The travellers had vowed to stay put , despite a warning they 'd be forcibly evicted by the police . 

The whole Palestinian resistance was evicted from Jordan within a year , amid widespread bloodshed in which perhaps as many as 3,000 refugees perished . 

The protest came after police , supported by soldiers , had evicted squatters occupying unused private land . 

In Paris there was widespread panic , as officials awaited a new Operation Resurrection to evict from power the man whom the original operation had aimed to install . 

If the warren and burrow systems are first cleared in the autumn , subsequent work in the area on other systems is likely to lead to rabbits evicted from one set of burrows going to ground elsewhere . 

" When asked " Were they forcibly evicted , or did they go of their own free will ? " he answered " Some left voluntarily owing to the poor markets . " 

This book has concentrated on the selection of library materials rather than their acquisition -- a subject which is fully treated in books by Chapman for the UK and Magrill for the United States .

Chapter 8 treats the educational disadvantages of women amongst other topics .

However , in treating the subject as fully as possible , the book does contain specimen clauses .

It is an immensely readable book , yet it treats its important subject with insight and responsibility .

This is part of the rebirth of monumental art in Greece , treated in the next chapter where these and other exceptional vases will be considered .

He treats both subjects with a wit which is lucid and ambiguous at one and the same time , so that I recalled Charles Lamb 's remark about the possibility of obscurity through too much meaning .

If the housing market in southern England remains as tight as it stands in 1988 , then the problems created by recent trends in social polarization are unlikely to diminish at any of the three scales treated in this chapter .

The issue of natural genius is more fully treated in chapter five below ; here , it is necessary to observe that Duck 's success was largely a consequence of the attention inevitably accorded to a prodigy of any description .

Matters came to a climax over Brands Hatch and its aftermath ( a subject fully treated in the chapter on Hunt ) .

The conclusion draws together themes treated in earlier chapters , including two general issues which are discussed extensively throughout the book : the relationship between crime and broad forces of social and economic change , and the effectiveness of the administration of law and order .

Apart from basic agreements on the necessity for law and order for survival purposes , an issue which will be treated later in the chapter , there are a number of similarities which should be mentioned .

Every hundred metres or so when we met the road zigzagging its six kilometres to the top we turned to the landscape : huge conical mountains with valleys that knit together as neatly as in a child 's drawing . 

Once out of the village they picked up speed and took a road that would zigzag through five hamlets before bringing them to the only cart track that wound up the lower slopes of the mountain . 

Barbed wire zigzagged in front of the small houses and large Alsatians snarled at strangers from behind steel fences . 

There is a short cut across the fields , zigzagging along the boundary banks . 

As I panted in the thin air , a herdboy passed me on the broken steps which zigzagged up the mountainside , joining the smooth terraces with their retaining walls of stone . 

Cut into the sultry gold of his skin she saw a thin white line which zigzagged down from beside his eye , along his cheekbone , to his jaw . 

A narrow path zigzagged steeply down from in front of the colonnade to the shore . 

At end cross road , take signposted bridleway via gate opposite and turn left in field ; faint grassy path gradually diverges from hedge on left and where bank of trees immediately on right ends , track becomes very clear and zigzags downhill . 

It was n't clear who was pedalling whose bike as more than a hundred mountain cyclists advanced in a humming phalanx of brightly coloured jerseys from the tiny square in Llanwrtyd Wells , smallest town in Britain . 

AN ADVENTURER who pedalled a boat 4,700 miles from Hawaii to Japan arrived home to a hero 's welcome yesterday after 110 days at sea . 

She let out her pent-up breath in a loud gasp of relief ; then she bent over the handlebars and sent the bike whizzing as fast as she could pedal it across the remaining hundred yards or so of field . 

TONIGHT , as usual , 34-year-old Tony Doyle will be pedalling his bike around an indoor circuit in Europe . 

Where other kings and queens have adjusted to the spirit of the age , installed in some suburban villa , pedalling a bicycle around town , the House of Windsor retains palaces , massive estates and considerable influence . 

John told of his epic journey , when he pedalled 12,500 miles from Sydney back to Liverpool for charity . 

Each and every June , the world 's top amateur cyclists get on their bikes to pedal the roads , lanes , hills and mountains of Britain . 

Here guests can hire wind-surf boards , pedal boats and dinghies , and use a pool planned for 1992 . 

During his journey he cycled the bridge over the River Kwai , pedalled the peaks of Nepal and collided with a kangaroo in Australia . 

You can feel the leg muscles really hardening as you pedal hard up a hill . 

Riding a bike is a suitable analogy : if you have been pedalling very hard for a while you can stop pedalling and freewheel for a short distance without losing any speed . 

We pedalled eastwards , first past the new Royal Palace -- a weird , menacing building with bats hanging in the trees like handbags -- and on to the great domed stupa , or Buddhist monument , of Bodnath . 

HUNDREDS of people will be pedalling across County Down next month in a World Wide Fund for Nature sponsored Bike Ride . 

A few moments before sundown I extricated Wavebreaker 's folding bicycle from the big locker on the boat 's after swim , forced the rusting hinges open , then pedalled along Midshipman Road to the glittering block of apartments where our esteemed boss lived . 

Dervla Murphy has cycled from her home in Ireland to India and many places in between , and Bettina Selby has pedalled from the mouth to the source of the Nile . 

Father Luke pedalled backwards in the direction of Whitechapel 's parish church and fell over the barrow . 

McCready jumped down , pulled his bicycle to the ground , waved his thanks at the old farmer , and pedalled into town . 

The man pedalled wearily past Doyle 's station , breathing heavily . 

Martin Richmond , from Chalford in Gloucestershire , and a friend from London , pedalled through the Himalyas to establish what they believed was a new world altitude cycling record . 

She freewheeled into the village , pedalled doggedly through it , then tackled the hill on the other side . 

As he pedalled slowly towards the farmhouse , logic told the village constable he was on a fool 's errand . 

He was last seen pedalling furiously away from the Midland Bank in Chiswick , west London . 

With that bright tone ringing in his ears George pedalled back home as fast as he could go , arriving there in under five minutes . 

He watched for a few more minutes then pedalled off , feeling frustrated , stupid and small . 

It was half-past two before he pedalled on but I could go no further . 

You could spend weeks pedalling up and over the North York Moors , but if you 've only got a weekend to spare , then the Rosedale area is without doubt the place to go . 

The morning was grey and drizzly and Henry skidded a couple of times as he pedalled along the towpath . 

A SCHOOLBOY was robbed of his mountain bike as he pedalled down the hard shoulder of a motorway to get help after his dad 's car broke down . 

I stopped long enough to recharge , then pedalled up the Arrow Valley , crossed a ridge of hills and then freewheeled all the way down to the largest second hand bookshop in the world at Hay-on-Wye . 

The goat , an experienced old white Sanaan , pushed her tether to its limits and scarcely raised her head from the thick grass round the tombstones as Mrs Yaxlee pedalled her bicycle up the gravel track to the south porch . 

Dr Peter Burgess pedals off from Humber Bridge in one of his rickshaws to beat the traffic caused by the rail strike 

On a road bypassing Katlehong black gunmen ambushed a car driven by a white man .

Muslim gunmen ambushed an Israeli armed convoy , killing two soldiers and wounding five , at Houle village , in Israel 's self-proclaimed security buffer zone in southern Lebanon , yesterday .

The explosion came just 24 hours after six people were killed when rebels ambushed a bush taxi in the same area on Saturday .

GERMANY ambushed Premier John Major at the Edinburgh Summit yesterday , demanding that the Maastricht Treaty be ratified by July next year .

SNIPERS ambushed an aid convoy run by the French charity Equilibre yesterday as it entered Sarajevo , killing a French woman and wounding two Polish drivers .

PREMIER John Major was ambushed by the Germans last night in a move which could force Britain off the road to European unity .

Armed flying squad officers ambushed Mr Coveley , who was still carrying the wrapped cucumber , at his home in Bethnal Green , east London , on 4 July .

But her minibus was ambushed near Dayrut and raked with gunfire .

Nine Marines were killed and nine were wounded Saturday when insurgents ambushed a U. S. convoy on the outskirts of Fallouja .

In Baqubah , northeast of Baghdad , gunmen ambushed a minibus carrying recent police recruits , killing 12.

Ashley Pullen was n't thinking about the dozens of Iraqi insurgents who had just ambushed the convoy .

Four more soldiers were killed and six others wounded when militants ambushed a convoy of the security forces in the volatile South Waziristan tribal region Wednesday night , residents said .

The U. S. patrols began Friday near the southeastern Afghan city of Khowst , where military authorities believed a large number of enemy soldiers were hiding after ambushing an Australian unit the day before .

In a statement Saturday , the Taliban claimed its fighters had ambushed Western troops after being tipped off to an imminent night raid in the district .

On Tuesday , insurgent snipers ambushed a British security firm 's convoy near the airport , killing three guards , one of them an American .

In late June , suspected Taliban guerrillas ambushed a four-man Navy SEAL reconnaissance unit high in the Hindu Kush mountain range of Kunar province .

Fighters burst out of the nearby refugee camp and ambushed army troops who had been called in to help .

* June 5 , 2003 : A female suicide bomber ambushes a bus carrying Russian air force pilots near Chechnya , blowing it up and killing herself and at least 16 others .

Insurgents also ambushed a provincial justice minister , who was wounded but survived .

Returning from a successful mission near Qalat , Afghanistan , Whitaker and the rest of his convoy were ambushed by Taliban fighters May 15 southwest of Kabul .

Earlier in the week , insurgents ambushed newly arrived Marines near here and a Marine patrol was ambushed outside Ramadi on Thursday night .

He died in a secondhand U. S. military uniform , ambushed by Moammar Kadafi 's men as he cleared a road after an airstrike by his new NATO allies .

The 11 victims found south of Baghdad , appeared to be Shiites ambushed by Sunni guerrillas on the perilous roads between the capital and the Shiite holy city of Najaf .

Uzenski was among three Marines killed in a firefight Monday after being ambushed in southern Afghanistan 's Helmand province , on the Pakistani border .

He joined the rebel movement in his village , and one day in 1997 , while patrolling the grasslands , he and his men were ambushed by Sudanese government forces .

PESHAWAR , Pakistan â€� Amid suspicions that some militants along the Afghan border had escaped a Pakistani military cordon through a secret tunnel , hit-and-run attackers in a nearby area ambushed an army convoy Monday .

Hall died Tuesday in Asadabad , Afghanistan , of injuries suffered when insurgents ambushed his unit with small-arms fire in the Chowkay Valley of northeastern Afghanistan 's Kunar province .

The captured Dragoon shivered as the German cavalry surrounded him .

The Foreign Secretary opened his speech by referring to the monumental events that now surround us .

Shrouded in mystery : Fog surrounds a police tent covering the spot where James Bulger was found on Sunday

We watched several patrol cars surround the area without confronting the crowd .

Towering mountains surround the village and the area around St Anton is fantastic for walking .

Well that 's what I said why did n't they surround it a mile away .

That day they surrounded the farmhouse of the Baruffini family , where they found several prisoners .

At least a hundred thousand people surrounded the cathedral where the chiefs in all their finery were massed in serried ranks .

The second was the sight of strange mythological beasts and demonic gargoyles which surrounded and surmounted the gateway .

Accommodation is in two storey , thatched rondavel style buildings which surround an attractive pool area .

Consider the potential disagreements that surround the interpretation of various Cambrian fossils : are the pseudobrachiopods ` truly " brachiopods ?

The secrecy that surrounded Emor had been a large part of its charm .

A medical quality quartz tube surrounds the U/V tube which has a 5,000 hour continuous use life .

Ageism surrounds us , but it passes largely unnoticed and unchallenged .

The game in hand is always the most important and the euphoria that surrounded the result on 6 February is now a thing of the past .

And sure Franklyn says to me the other day , he says , ` Meldy " -- he calls me Meldy when we 're alone -- Meldy , can you not do something for Carla ? 

Tess could not see his face , and could not understand why the head-dairyman himself should call him sir . 

You may be wondering why I called the various machines by masculine names . 

` And please , " he said , ` call me by my nickname -- Bubble . " 

` I do n't mind lobbyists , I 'd just rather they called themselves by their proper name as they do in Washington , rather than wittering on for hours about relationships with opinion-formers . 

Roza -- I had learned to call her by this affectionate diminutive -- at once sprang to her feet : ` Husband come . 

Jesus , the one set apart by the Spirit as the Son of God , dares to call God by this name . 

` He will be called by his surname at his public school , " said Lewis , who though poor had grand ideas , as befitted the future owner of Wyvis Hall and its acres . 

Worcester was the site for the first and last of the Civil War battles and today it calls itself ` the Civil War City " . 

She was nameless ; they called her Fox , for her sandy hair and brows , for the sharply blue eyes that seemed to rake through you and see nothing of interest .

Alex Moule has his new pro model out now , featuring DB 's new concave called Concurve . 

( It 's now called boudin and is served with apple sauce and puréed carrots in nouvelle cuisine restaurants . ) 

These bodies are often called company councils , employee councils , advisory councils as well as works councils and as yet are far removed from the works councils elsewhere in Europe . 

A new survey by a firm called Nurseries at Work also says that with booming European trade , firms are having to consider providing child- care for working mothers . 

The ` wicked step-mother , who was very beautiful " apparently expiated her crime by eventually becoming a nun at Wherwell . 

But it helps to expiate our imagined sins if we have a bogeyman to hand , a Drug Baron . 

So Aaron and his sons must be cleansed , robed and their sins expiated by sacrifice before they may take office . 

Now , swept by red wave upon wave , she had to expiate her failure . 

As he walked he pondered dully on the crime he was trying to expiate , the murder of Clare 's happiness . 

` I read about them , it all goes dark when the sun covers the moon .

Another dark cloud covered the sun , and he saw another , much lower with rain like a grey curtain below it , approaching rapidly from the north .

The clouds covered most of the sky and there was little light from the moon , and none ahead of me at all .

He had gone to one of the windows which stretched all the way to the ceiling and pulled back the lace curtain covering the unwashed panes of glass .

To his left , the hem of the heavy embroidered curtain covering the side door of the house drifted lazily back and forth .

On the left was the privy , covered by a curtain which hung from a metal rod .

Her hair , which was long and fair , was almost entirely covered by her white veil .

Eyewitnesses said the terrorists were wearing baseball caps and one had a scarf covering his face .

She was wearing a low-cut green silk dress , partially covered by a charming little white broderie anglaise nonsense of an apron , the sort of apron that features in blue movies .

Now it was a pillar of darkness covering him from the eyes of the watch as he stepped out from the trees and walked steadily across the open space of grass .

` They are not ! " she protested , locking her wrists together when her hands seemed about to flutter up and cover those very eyes from his probing gaze .

The dome was covered on the outside by a flattish pitched roof , an ambulatory was constructed round the rotunda which became the nave and a chancel was added at the east side .

The accident happened in frosty conditions shortly before 8am on the A985 near Dunfermline in Fife . 

The accident happened in a section of roadworks between junctions One and Two of the eastbound M-Fifty in Worcestershire , when a lorry jack-knifed and rolled on top of a car . 

The accident happened on the C38 back road from Darlington to Sedgefield shortly after 1pm . 

After five year 's research , the USGs geologists reckon they know what happened in California . 

What had happened in Amsterdam at the Strickers ' had stunned him -- as if he had been standing too long ` against a church wall " . 

No one yet knows if this sort of thing happens in a dying brain , but if it does , it might actually explain how many angels can dance on the head of a pin . 

` Do you think any of this would have happened if Akhenaten had not been thwarted ? 

None of it would have happened if it had n't been for the dog . 

The shooting happened just after twelve o clock in the car park of the Texas Homecare store in Cheltenham . 

The shooting happened after the prince went in search of a dinghy taken from his yacht . 

The split happened after a property company took over the White Hart and raised the rent from £20,000 to £37,000 a year . 

It happened before her mother 's death , when she was staying two weeks in the villa with her father . 

She did n't mean to , but she finally came to terms with the lateness of the hour with a yawn ; it was already happening before she could stop it . 

Well of course I ca n't possibly give you any figure of how often , but bullying occasionally happens in the Army . 

A lot has happened in the seven months since Ford unveiled its new Escort range — and not much of it in accordance with its £1 billion master plan . 

SIX months ago , dramatic things were happening in Japanese politics . 

It 's been happening for a few days , but I 've only just realised what it is …

The unbelievable began to happen just after 1am , as East and West Berliners passed through the Brandenburg Gate , symbol of the divided city . 

Such communication may be concerned with anything and everything which happens within and around that organisation . 

In a booming voice infused with all the wrath of the Old Testament deity the pastor gave the answer : , So that such terrible things never happen again ! " 

The incident happened south of Northallerton and involved the locomotive 's alternator . 

It happened late this afternoon near the Little Chef restaurant and near the junction with the B four zero double two , Charlbury to Swerford road , where it 's believed the motor cyclist collided with a car . 

They cooled the sample below its critical temperature so it became superconducting , then applied an increasingly strong magnetic field . 

We normally use rubber ( polyisoprene , polybutadiene or a similar polymer ) above its glass transition and have to cool it well below its normal temperature region of application to make it glassy . 

While walking the Pennine Way I cooled my feet in the beck before continuing south to Airton and Gargrave . 

Cover and cool the butter in the refrigerator until ready to use . 

The vessels are available in sizes of 30 to 500 litres and can cool their contents to a temperature in the range of 10°C to +20°C , accurate to ±2°C , within two hours . 

` It works by cooling the liquid slag with a water jet and turning it into granulated slag . 

Then she licked his face , washed away some of the dirt and blood that spread across it , cooled the swelling round his eyes and cheeks . 

Take whatever steps are possible to cool the body below 102°F ( 38.9°C ) as quickly as possible whilst awaiting expert help . 

Best established among them is the older Hyatt Cancun Caribe whose pools and beach are cooled by gentle sea breezes . 

They are cooled by water taken from the river Yenisey , which is then discharged back into the river , in contravention of recently-passed environmental legislation . 

They had wandered the walkways that were cooled by underwater streams occasionally erupting into pools where people lingered to talk and catch their breath . 

It was even proposed that the brains of the babies should be cooled in order to prevent brain damage . 

After reflux the sample was cooled on ice and centrifuged at 1500 g for 15 minutes . 

As we show next , the gravitational waves from likely sources are only detectable if the bar is cooled to liquid helium temperatures . 

A thermal imager uses detectors of cadmium mercury telluride , which detect infrared radiation when they are cooled to very low temperatures . 

When things are cooled to within a few degrees of absolute zero — minus 273.16°C — strange things happen . 

But , much more importantly , the process of evaporation cools the air around and makes the cellar the coldest place in the entire building . 

An electric fan will cool the engine but a thermostatically controlled switch A mechanical fan is more reliable for long slogs as it can move more cooling air 

The chill air cooled her face and seemed to sweep her problems into the distance . 

Cool slightly , then blend until smooth in a liquidiser or processor . 

Therefore the cylinder was alternately heated by steam entering and then cooled by the jet of water . 

Many of the bone-headed ceratopsians could swim with their front feet pawing the lake bed like hippos , both buoyed up and cooled by the water . 

Beakers containing the fluids are placed in a ventilated oven and dried at 100°C for at least 24 hr , cooled in a desiccator , and weighed to 0·001 g 

The tail flukes radiate heat from the body most effectively , and they should be consistently cooled with water to avoid overheating . 

All the top-order batsmen have been coached on the technique to use against Ambrose and the other West Indies pacemen but Reid is wary about getting bogged down in a defensive frame of mind .

It 's not for a lack of familiarity : Sacchi coached Protti at third division club Rimini in the 1984 -85 season .

Since then he briefly coached the Lakers at the end of the 1994 season and toured the world with his own team .

Pierce , based in Florida and coached by Nick Bollettieri , needed only 62 minutes to beat the eighth seed .

Supporters of the initiative disputed the account , and one Proposition 187 advocate said the family was probably coached by forces opposed to the measure .

Mains has coached New Zealand in 31 tests since 1992 for a record of 21 wins , a draw and nine losses .

Milutinovic coached the United States in the 1994 World Cup , with the team advancing to the second round for the first time .

Allison , 36 , has coached the Senators team in Prince Edward Island since July 1994 , leading the team to a division championship last season with a 41-31-8 record .

The restraint probably stems from coach Scotty Bowman , who has coached six Stanley Cup champions in his career .

The 19-year-old Lodwick finished 60.6 seconds ahead of Baard Joergen Elden , a Norwegian who coached the U.S. skiers in cross-country technique during the offseason .

Barry Melrose , who coached Gretzky for three seasons with the Kings and now serves as an analyst for ESPN , thinks Los Angeles is certain to make a trade .

If he remains with the team through 1997 , he will have coached more seasons than any Lions coach .

Knox coached the Seahawks for nine seasons , taking them to the playoffs the only four times they have made it .

Shanahan previously coached for seven seasons with the Broncos , mostly as offensive coordinator .

Maradona has coached two Argentine first-division sides this season , winning only three of 23 games .

Quick was the head women 's coach in the 1988 Olympics and also coached in two other Olympics .

Both were coached in this distance by Peter Mueller , who won the 1,000 gold for the United States at the 1976 games in Lake Placid .

She , too , is coached in the United States , at Simsbury , Connecticut , but with a Ukrainian coach , Halnya Zmiyevska .

After retiring as a player , Niekro managed and coached in the Braves organization .

He also coached with the Minnesota Vikings before joining the Bears in 1978 .

Police duties are being handled by a 3,000-member interim of former soldiers with acceptable human rights records , coached by 800 International Police Monitors .

`` We beat Washington and Arizona back-to-back and that solidified us as a true Rose Bowl contender , '' said Brooks , who has coached for 18 years at Oregon .

The only remaining member of the coaching staff , assistant Doug Durham , coached the team in Monday night 's 87-57 loss to Georgia .

`` They may ( know ) , but I 'm not sure they have a choice , '' Richard Quick , who will coach the U.S. women at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta , said Thursday .

`` Yugoslavia produces so many talented players , there is no such production in Germany , '' said Lucic , who in the past had coached several of the players on the Yugoslav team here .

He coached Jane Powell , Shirley Jones and others in various Los Angeles stage productions and worked on the West Coast premiere of Leonard Bernstein 's `` Mass .''

Flames leapt 10 feet from windows and around 15 to 20 feet from the roof . 

` Got you my beauty , " he gasped His triumph was shortlived With a massive burst of energy the fish broke free of his grasp and leapt six feet in the air . 

Then he started towards the plinth with a cry of alarm , and the gibbon , sensing a threat , leaped two feet into the air and disappeared inside the vase . 

When fitzAlan spoke right at her shoulder she nearly leapt a foot into the air . 

Allen walked deftly along the rotten trunk and leapt the last eight feet to the further bank , making a scuffle in the mud where he landed . 

He scooped up a stone and leaping the steps to the terrace three at a time , he hurled it through the door and dived after it , hitting the living-room floor flat and rolling twice . 

A jetpack that allows our hero to fly , and a pair of bionic legs that give Steg the power to leap tall buildings with a single bound and super-slug speed-ups are scattered around . 

She leaped the most fearsome raspers of hedges , where even cavalry ensigns -- even Irish cavalry ensigns -- turned aside . 

So , into the fray leaps Sly Spy , the western world 's last hope when it comes to terrorist bashing . 

Ferdi von Schýnberg leapt the last three steps , his gun already in his hand . 

Flames leapt hundreds of feet high , illuminating the jagged edges of the blocks . 

It was brilliantly sunny , as though summer had leapt forward a few months . 

Some parents leap forward eagerly and some must be dragged to the battle lines . 

The Latino dropped his gun , his hands leaping halfway to his throat before his knees lost their strength . 

Purser , 59 , had injured an elbow as he leapt clear of the car . 

Across the bay flames leapt high from the burning house and she could hear the crackling of burning vegetation , the sudden sharp retorts as wood popped and split . 

Observe Hrun , as he leaps cat-footed across a suspicious tunnel mouth . 

One of the oncoming dogs was slightly nearer to him than the other , and was leaping high for his throat . 

The dog was leaping about now , trying to wrench himself free of Lee . 

She wanted to leap about , do something to express how she felt , sharing his delight . 

He , in turn , leapt about three feet off the armchair and made a lightning bolt for the door , which unfortunately was closed . 

She stopped at the edge of a muddied pool lapping all the way across a back lane then leapt across to the other side . 

When I was young I longed to leap aboard every horse who pranced past . 

Again what the Sufi said leapt across barriers between religions . 

( Neurotransmitters are chemicals that leap across the gaps between nerve cells to transmit messages in the central nervous system . ) 

He depressed the accelerator a trifle and the Rover leaped across the metalled interruption of the ancient trackway . 

` Michael would get into Rolls-Royces by leaping across the pavement and jumping in head first , " recalled Reed . 

With a grunt of exasperation , Henry leapt across the room and into the yard , crossing the space between kitchen and dining room until he reached the stables . 

She sizzled and singed , then the fire began to take a hold and flames leapt across her skin . 

She pressed her foot down and the car leapt forwards along the road . 

Defries looked upslope again , and there was Ace : a small figure leaping between two horns of rock at the summit . 

Standing close alongside him following the direction of his outstretched arm , Polly felt the skin all down her left side prickling as if static electricity was leaping between them . 

Monkeys leap from branch to branch through the trees and need to know exactly how far to jump . 

People who leap from one relationship to another like someone crossing a stream on stepping-stones never grow up . 

The nun leapt from her seat , causing her chair to fly backwards . 

Twenty people were reported killed after leaping from windows in the buildings . 

Two streams come down from a hilly hinterland and after a sedate infancy suddenly leap in a happy frolic through verdant surroundings to reach the village where they converge as the River Greta . 

Ronni kept her gaze fixed seawards as her stomach leapt inside her , remembering that dance they 'd shared together . 

Quigley leaped into the air like a monkey that has sat on a bunsen burner and gave a sort of primal grunt . 

We said our farewells and I leapt gratefully off the ridge and on to the safe path with the elegance of a stunned ox . 

At this moment a lion bursts out of the long grass and bush and leaps on a warrior . 

A shower of dust sprinkled his face but before he could react the gunman leaped onto him from a ledge on the wall . 

Afterwards , with a sudden spring , he leapt onto the table top and beckoned to the servants to bring more wine . 

Young men leap past us from the roof above , splashing into the water to catch up with their canoes , beer bottles held aloft . 

She nearly leapt through the ceiling when the door opened and Maud and Enid marched menacingly into the room . 

Zorro leaped through an enormous fountain , but tripped and fell face first into the water . 

Leaping to his feet , Angel charged Luke , about to drag him off his horse . 

A shriek of rage and chagrin escaped Miss Merchiston 's lips , and she leapt to her feet . 

A string of soldier 's oaths followed , a violent clattering ; the captain leapt to the ground with an agility that belied his wounds . 

He leapt out of bed , grabbed his bathrobe and scampered from the room . 

I put the coffee down , leapt out of my chair and over the couch , ran to the phone , and got through , ten minutes later , to the station . 

Lozano had claimed that the motorcycle was aimed at him , and that he had no time to leap out of the way . 

I almost leapt from behind the bar and , moving as quickly as dignity allowed , was seconds later sitting on the vacant stool beside him . 

He was careful at first but he soon started to leap about and dash off in all directions . 

He took a deep breath , primed the fuse , and leapt around the corner , arm raised . 

` I just feel like leaping around and celebrating , I 'm so happy ! 

One minute he was embracing her , kissing her passionately , and now he was leaping around the bedroom like a young gallant , getting ready to get out . 

Spotting a thrush on the lawn , the cat leapt down and gave chase . 

Lennon shook Nathan off but the boy was already leaping down the stairs to where Zambia was writhing on the floor . 

The opening of the story leapt off the page with a vividness very different from that of The Factory Whistle . 

` What happens if the giant eel just leaps out the water and gobbles you up ? " 

A dark , thin figure leaped out , stick upraised , aiming at Claudel 's head . 

They threw down their fishing gear and ran as the motorcycle leapt over the embankment and crashed into the deep ditch some 15ft below . 

All at once the fox leaps round , catches and kills the crow and makes a meal of it . 

` I think it 's high time you stopped making snap judgements , Mr Bryce , especially as the conclusions you leap to are invariably the wrong ones . " 

The flames leaped up , with an overpowering stink of burning cheese . 

Greek theatres had a depressed area in front of the stage for dancers who leapt about during and between acts and scenery changes . 

When Kate ran out of material , Leo leapt back into the conversation . 

A man leaped down from a window five storeys high and drowned in the river . 

Dennis ran down the concrete slope and leapt in as the craft relaunched itself with a loud splash , taking on quite a lot of water . 

When you are nervous and anxious to please it is too easy to only half-listen and to leap in with an answer which is not quite relevant . 

A window was smashed with an emergency escape hammer and six prisoners leapt out as the coach slowed . 

This is the best method in the early days ; never thumb through a textbook hoping that the point you want to study will leap out at you . 

Suppose I leap out from behind a tree , and by sheer surprise frighten you . 

It is a long time since any potential national leader in Britain leapt up from the starting-blocks in quite such a dramatic way . 

He leapt up from his bench and waddled across the foredeck like an enormous goose . 

All but three of the down-home American bullfrogs leapt further , creating waves of excitement . 

She flung herself on Wexford , yelping frenetically , and when he pushed her away , ran round him in circles , wildly gyrating her tail and flapping her knitted ears . 

K!sdra yelped involuntarily as the tip of the sword pricked a bead of blood from his adam 's apple . 

A searching , frantic hand savagely grasped Maggie 's hip , and she yelped as sharp nails pierced her skin . 

It was Magnus who discovered the girl first ; he yelped unsteadily , his voice rising with excitement , and Gina went to see what he had found . 

The wolves yelped uncontrollably , throwing their riders into the mess before scampering off back to the hills their tails tucked firmly between their legs . 

He yelped shrilly and dropped his guard just sufficiently for a sword , swung by a surprised opponent , to skewer him . 

Then , all of a sudden , there was a sort of bang and the dog started yelping and I thought he must have fallen or something and that he might be hurt . 

It could be threatening to the group or at least bad manners for a lion or a wolf or a hyena to yelp and limp on twisting an ankle during a communal stalk . 

She yelped and squealed , working her voice to a crescendo as she bawled at the top of her voice . 

My dogs were straining against the sledge now and yelping as if badly hurt . 

Next morning , she yawned , wakened , saw his beard , and yelped in alarm before she remembered where she was . 

At the far end of the table Nadirpur almost yelped in anguish . 

Farrar yelped at the sound of grinding bones , and looked around in dazed fury . 

Cranston turned and quietly cursed as the madman scampered across the snow to greet them , yelping like an affectionate dog . 

The boy withdrew , yelping with frustration , then turned and threw himself again , like a dog , going for Tuan 's throat . 

Some whooped and yelped like savages , others lounged in corners staring wistfully at toys they could never afford . 

Her teeth sank into the hand at her mouth and the man yelped , staggering away . 

A villainous raid upon the Stockade where the men do lie and even upon ourselves where we dwell at Belmont would have robbed us of all we have assured thus far by the Grace of God . 

When not leading the armies to war he dwells at the court of the Everqueen and keeps the peace in Avelorn , slaying marauding monsters and hunting down bands of Beastmen and Goblins . 

Sporadic trading relations with Japan were maintained through the intermediacy of the S|V0 daimyo of Tsushima , and a small Japanese community dwelt at the Korean port of Pusan . 

Even today , groups of gypsies still dwell in these amazing caves , carved deep into sandstone cliffs . 

Then Cain went away from the presence of the Lord and dwelt in the Land of Nod , east of Eden . 

I will dwell in the frigid lands with my bride , and no man shall ever set eyes on us again ! " 

The Shavante are an Amerindian group of some 2,000 people who dwell in the Mato Grosso of Central Brazil . 

" It 's unheard of for a religious Order to dwell in a tent or wagon . 

He has dwelt with them , but the one whom he promises as another Paraclete will dwell in them ( John 14:17 ) . 

And in order to achieve this end , the spirit has to dwell within a number of different entities . 

There never more she walks her ways by sun or moon or stars ; she dwells below where neither days nor any nights there are . 

It is the goodness of the years we have lived through , of the old time when we did this and that , when we dwelt here or there . 

In this bright new world there is no place for the dragon : no one wants the shadow , wants the dark magic which is as old as the caves in the hills where we dwell . 

The woods of Lothlorien where the Elves dwelt was a wonderful place but now it will wither . 

Wilkins began struggling with a constable and pushed him into a bush .

Schoolboy James was hit in the mouth as he struggled with the raiders .

He has had to struggle with nature ; compete with the most brilliant men and women of his generation ; labour to outstrip his own achievements .

Many a parent struggling with an unruly child may be surprised to hear this , but as the developmental psychologist Mary Ainsworth observes :

Even now , as Congress struggles with the legislation to meet this year 's deadline , it is clear that another target will not be met .

For several days we struggled with the wind and waves , but at last the storm died away and the sea was calm again .

They have everything to gain by struggling against rivals in other wolf bodies ( although the fact that a wolf-pack is likely to be a kin group will mitigate the struggle ) .

It was terribly important that I should beat him , and I struggled desperately against the invisible forces that always prevent one running in dreams .

Manager Alan Lockwood was forced to bring in a number of young faces and he could only look on agonisingly as they struggled against more experienced golfers in gusting winds .

Andy Payton wasted the penalty , saved by Shilton , and Middlesbrough once again struggled against ten men .

The owners of smaller industrial enterprises usually retained many of the antiaristocratic views of the early nineteenth century , when the bourgeoisie had been struggling against the Old Regime .

Thus was the criminal equated with the Vietcong soldier , the only difference being that the former was struggling against capitalism on the home front .

Daniel struggled but was no match for the two louts who , having kicked and beaten him , pushed him down a grassy bank towards the canal .

I have been struggling with my marriage for years largely because of my mood swings .

Since we can not go on struggling with one another indefinitely , Hegel says that one must submit to the other .

In that sense , she died a failure ; but she died with the respect , even admiration , not just of her supporters , but of those Protestant lords who had struggled against her .

Just as they have struggled against West Indian speed , they have now been unhinged by Indian spin .

Communists and Social Democrats are struggling in Hungary , where a two-round parliamentary election starts on March 25th .

Many welfare lobbyists and pressure groups are still struggling with the legacy of the Thatcher years , especially the Fowler reviews and the 1986 Social Security Act changes .

Earlier this week police struggled with thousands of workers who attempted to enter the parliament to shouts of ` give us bread " .

But what he does n't do is stuff his secretary silly with volumes of useless memos to be re-stuffed into overflowing filing cabinets . 

And he and his man would take a black bin-liner and carry it upstairs and stuff it full of cash from the safe , and then carry it downstairs again on his shoulders , like Father Christmas . 

Loyonel , he 's there , leaning on the machine and stuffing himself sick . 

Dorcas sent a couple of his more agile young assistant engineers up the wire netting , just in case , to stuff the rusty padlock full of mud . 

“ Oh , hell … ” she groaned , and tried to sit up , her head feeling as if someone had stuffed it full of cotton wool , “ I fainted , did n't I ? 

Needlessly Herr Nordern cleared his throat again , frowning at Paul who was goggling at him while stuffing himself with cheese and cold ham . 

He tore a roll open , stuffed it with cut ham and gave her that . 

I sat with her , gave her my drink bottle , stuffed her with glucose and encouraged her to rest for a while . 

The naan bread was big ; we 'd both stuffed ourselves with it during the meal but it was still big . 

We sat stuffing ourselves with smoked-salmon sandwiches , slurping Earl Grey , while she charmed and intimidated them with her stolen airs and purloined graces . 

But by the time a baby boy grows up , his head has been stuffed with myths and taboos , and the idea that in sexual matters , the man always knows best ! " 

They are most frequently stuffed with bright red pimentos , providing an eye-catching garnish and a good ingredient for adding to stews and casseroles . 

I sat there for an hour stuffing my stomach and telling him exactly what had happened . 

` I spend half my life changing beds , stuffing the washing machine and emptying wastepaper baskets . " 

Many varieties of olives are available , either plain or stuffed with almonds , anchovies or pimentos . 

Back they flew , beaks stuffed with this handy nesting material . 

Courgette with flower -- delicious when stuffed with a savoury filling 

` Some pheasant or quail , cooked to a golden brown and stuffed with spices . 

It 's a large , sweet shortcake-like creation , stuffed with sultanas . 

This offered its occupants seventy-two square feet of invigorating repose on a mattress stuffed with the tail hair of leading stallions . 

The doors on the landing behind Cardiff juddered open with a loud clatter . 

The top hinge flew apart and the door began to judder inwards . 

The dispenser hummed as the null-grav units tried to compensate , and the machine juddered to one side . 

What one person would construe as simply permitting a sinner to dig his own pit , another would see as encouraging further sin . 

Can we even construe Freudian theory as a nineteenth century articulation of these ideas about possession ? 

If the parties had agreed that each consignment was to be separately paid for , the court will normally construe the contract as severable . 

The list of avoidable killings not legally construed as murder even in principle could go on and on . 

The court will be disclined to construe a clause as excluding liability for deliberate breaches of contract or so as to defeat the whole object of the contract . 

The ` society-as-parent " thinkers , as indicated above , are more likely to construe unsatisfactory parenting in terms of personal inadequacy . 

On the other hand , it is difficult to construe " " persons " " as meaning the majority of persons or the average reader . 

In the absence of another list of names in the first entrée , the harmonie rustique of the reçit and the hautbois of the first entrée may probably be construed as the same people . 

Demonstrations in support of this move had been organized by religious parties in Islamabad , and it was construed as an attempt by the increasingly fragile ruling coalition to win backing from Islamic parties . 

7.2 The failure of either party to enforce any of the terms or conditions of this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of future performance of any such term or condition . 

Furthermore , he added what would be construed as an ultimatum but couched in the nicest possible terms . 

Life may be construed as a series of ever growing accomplishments as we move towards a multitude of personal goals . 

It also helped to construct married women and , by extension , all young women , as employees who were ` not interested " in pensions , their wages typically being construed as ` pin money " . 

These clauses may be construed as ` no amendment or termination " clauses , for otherwise they have little substance ; all treaty provisions are binding unless terminated . 

In what was construed by observers as a blow to Iraq , the communiqué welcomed the restoration of Kuwait 's sovereignty and omitted any mention of the Western air exclusion zone over southern Iraq . 

This clause was construed by both Evershed J and the Court of Appeal to include acting as a consultant . 

And this was construed by er President Eisenhower as a direct snub to him , that he had tried to solve a situation , a difficult situation by persuasion and he 'd failed . 

The elder reacts violently to every action which he construes as an attack upon the dignity of his office and frantically invokes the support of the ancestors . 

This is not an absolute rule : for example , it may be easier to construe as an offer a price list or catalogue issued by a manufacturer rather than by a wholesaler or retailer . 

The courts construed this broadly to include the documents which initiated the proceedings , the pleadings and the adjudication . 

Even to get this much he had had to agree to a number of statutes which he construed as so prejudicial that he vowed to repeal them as soon as possible . 

Because hypotheses , construed as provisional descriptions of reality , had occupied a place in physics , Copernicus , Kepler , and Galileo transgressed traditional subject boundaries by allowing an astronomical hypothesis this representational role . 

What has irked him , I suppose , is what he construes as ill-informed , indulgent Western empathy . 

Running along the eastern edge of the Maidan , the Chowringhee Road ( Nehru Road ) marks the old European neighborhood whose mansions once won Calcutta the wishful name of `` City of Palaces . ``

Still , critics say the daughter has inherited the father 's `` gift for fine , lapidary prose [ and ] carefully controlled language '' ( Michiko Kakutani , the New York Times ) . The book wins praise largely because of its keen rendering of the self-indulgent '70s .

The women are deliberately promiscuous in order to win more male protectors for their child .

It should also be noted that for the purposes of theft property may belong to more than one party . 

In times gone by the idea was to identify which swans belonged to the Crown and which ones did n't . 

I looked up , the voice belonged to the local Police Sergeant . 

It may , in certain circumstances , be lawful for a person to kill or injure an animal belonging to another if this is necessary for the protection of his livestock or crops . 

" The river 's part of my manor , but of course it also belongs to the River Police . 

` They belong to your servant Jacob ; they are a present sent to my lord Esau ; and moreover he is behind us . " 

There are days when it 's best to pretend that the children belong to someone else and yesterday was one of them . 

It did not matter , nor which chest of drawers belonged to whom . 

Deeply rooted in peasant culture was the belief that the land should belong to whoever worked it with his own hands . 

I say that I do n't know who the van belonged to , but it drove past when it saw me with the police . 

At the back of the class Tommy was whining , ` Please Miss , please Miss . " 

` Roger , " he whined , the tears falling down his fat , pasty face , ` how could she ? 

Then , two seconds later , just as he thought : ` I 'm afraid Miss Maitland is not available right now , " whined the voice . 

` Please do n't , " whined the shopkeeper , but it was too late . 

As it is , Mr Botero has been whining that too many of his real works are flooding the market . 

Hector whined his impatience , bringing Theda back to herself with a start . 

All of a sudden , she whined something about me not knowing what I had done and she broke down into tears . 

THE PUNK generation now spend half their time whining about the smothering blanket of baby boomer nostalgia . 

They do n't sweat and whine about their condition , they do n't lie awake in the dark and weep for their sins . " 

Revocation of all picnicking privileges , even though I whine about my health and name flowers in English until I 'm blue in the face . 

Instead of whining about my memory I should be thanking my lucky stars I 'm alive at all . " 

The other waitress whined about the increased work when Sharon explained what was happening but Blanche silenced her with a steely glare . 

She was whining to him about how Eyas Securities had played this awful trick on her , how embarrassing it all was . 

I do believe Fru Møller is angry with me ! ’ the Colonel 's lady whined to her husband . 

He would sit up long into the night tearfully whining to Zimm about it and drinking Zimm 's home-brewed beer . 

` It 's for the starving multitudes , " he whined through his matted beard , holding out the crock of gold in his blood-stained fingers . 

She went to link her hands sympathetically through Lucie 's arm , but her father snatched his arm away , whining in a sarcastic , piping voice , ` 'We were going to pass a purse around ! " 

Fitzormonde and Mowbray had always been soft , they could whine and moan that they had not been to blame , but Horne had agreed to Whitton 's plan and built a thriving business on the proceeds . 

By 1950 , Rothko had conceived his conclusive insigne of a disembodied absolute . 

In 1936 Bailey conceived the idea of a simple bridge structure based on standard rectangular trussed welded units ( 10 ft. by 5 ft. ) bolted together in combinations to suit the job in hand . 

It was during this period that he conceived the idea of an airline devoted to small package shipments . 

John had conceived the idea of staging The Soldier 's Tale even before he left Johannesburg for Cape Town . 

BRITISH Nuclear Fuels , yesterday won the first ` Green Con Award , " conceived last September by Friends of the Earth . 

It was as if he had conceived a latterday , visual version of the sonnet or the haiku . 

The microfilm system was conceived by Royston as a tool for improving rural information services . 

THE IDEA of forming a Transport Museum with a working railway was conceived by a small group of enthusiasts in 1971 . 

Within two days a great plan was conceived to drive the Dark Elves from the land . 

Dr Barnett conceived of the idea for the exhibition whilst working on the catalogue raisonné of the works on paper , of which Volume I , covering the years 1900–1921 has already been published . 

How could a violently anti-system movement conceived for an extraordinary emergency akin to that of 1940 adapt to a gradualist parliamentary strategy ? 

But Soviet leaders had not yet conceived of extending such formally guaranteed zones , as opposed to the looser idea of ` zones of peace " , to Third World regions . 

So far as the rest of the world was concerned he could conceive of almost any deception . 

The Unionists in general decreased the number of their candidates though the precise locations of these decreases are not easy to unravel owing to personal realignments in various parts of the different Unionist parties . 

Unfortunately , people in this latter group have decreased their consumption by 10 per cent , thus widening an important dietary difference between the social groups . 

Previously AT&T has talked about decreasing its ownership by going public , an event that was unlikely to take place for at least another year . 

From 1989 to 1991 , Italy and the USSR decreased their contributions ; their joint share fell from a half to less than a quarter . 

The Hindu of Feb. 24 reported that United States officials had intervened in late January to dissuade the Pakistani Army from intervening in Kashmir . 

We tried to dissuade Annabelle from marrying , but alas to no avail . 

Leapor is attempting to dissuade her friend from a particular marriage through generalized arguments . 

I managed to dissuade her from that and we settled on lunch together the following day . 

But scientists from the European Space Agency dissuaded them , and Hipparcos is now trouble-free and fully funded . 

His aunt and uncle promised to be witnesses , but were dissuaded by his mother at the last moment . 

Indeed , he took his responsibility so seriously that he had to be dissuaded from resignation . 

They invaded the bridge , but were dissuaded from further action by the captain . 

They were both dissuaded with difficulty , Michael Heseltine pointing out that not only would they be the targets of missiles but so , too , would be the windows of the hotel . 

Seeing that Teclis could not be dissuaded , the High Loremaster gifted him with the War Crown of Saphery and let him go . 

Although the government continued to suspect him , he seems not to have taken any further part in rebellious activities and tried to dissuade his old friend Thomas Russell [ q.v. ] from organizing another rebellion in 1803 . 

Even before the French war began in 1338 papal envoys were sent to England to dissuade parliament and the clergy from endorsing the king 's plans for combat . 

It was at this time that a majority of the British cabinet was only with difficulty dissuaded from opposing an American UN resolution to brand China an aggressor and to introduce sanctions . 

Before the first series went out we got ourselves an established and admired distributor and waited for the programme sales cash to roll in . 

Knighton remained ummoved as the money rolled out , Ferguson paying more than £4m for Gary Pallister , Paul Ince and Danny Wallace . 

Lewis , he concluded , had seen the money rolling into the Southampton branch as Wilson 's efforts had brought negotiations with the employers in that port to a satisfactory conclusion . 

Money has been rolling in from a very wide range of fund raising activities undertaken by JM sites and individuals around the country . 

The movement ended abruptly when the Russian tanks rolled in and Dubcek fell . 

Once more , such a situation is not necessarily incestuous but since love and sexual partnership are so often a matter of emotional dependence it is often hard to differentiate it from a quasi-marital partnership . 

The children failed to differentiate good characters from evil ones in The Bill . 

Our international spread of assets is a strength which differentiates LASMO from many of its competitors . 

I do not fully share the concern of those sociologists ( and others ) , who wish to address the question of what differentiates professions from non-professional occupations . 

Written forms , they argue , enable the user to differentiate such functions in a way less possible in oral language . 

For the first time we can differentiate the local atomic order around sodium from that surrounding calcium and from the atomic environment of silicon . 

Hence every society no matter how simple or complex must differentiate persons in terms of both prestige and esteem and must therefore possess a certain amount of institutionalised inequality ( Davis and Moore 1945 p. 243 ) . 

Carrow claims that for normal children the test scores increase with age and that it differentiates individuals with known disorders , including deaf children and those with articulation difficulties , from ordinary , non-handicapped children . 

It has been shown that readers differentiate words depending on whether they are content words ( e.g. adjectives , adverbs , nouns and verbs ) or function words ( e.g. conjunctions , articles and prepositions ) . 

In the children with colonic contractions , fasting motility did not differentiate children with and without constipation . 

In terms of policy there was little to differentiate the two main parties , with each committed to maintaining the essence of Labour 's laissez faire economic approach which had included extensive deregulation and privatization measures . 

Donor and acceptor compounds are differentiated by the direction of the electron transfer to or from the carbon layers . 

Curiously , explains Bill Huntley , head of home shopping , the brands are still differentiated by the users . 

The relationships between members of the nuclear family and those outside the family are differentiated by class and gender . 

Marketers will have to take into account the fact that expenditure and consumption patterns are often differentiated by the membership of social classes . 

Workers have identical skills , which are not lost during spells of unemployment ( but they are differentiated by their level of commitment , discussed in Assumption 5 below ) . 

The text then makes the most of the grindingly obvious point that the London Docklands can be differentiated from every other place , because they are in London . 

Just as educational opportunity is differentiated on the basis of socio-economic background , so is it on the basis of gender . 

But there are also important features for industrial structure which differentiate the eurobond market from most other financial markets . 

Hallowell argued for a species-specific type of psychic structure in the human being that clearly differentiates the ` person "  from the psychological make-up of primates and other animals . 

He thereby differentiates procedures designed to improve professional practice from those concerned with enhancing status . 

That 's how you can differentiate one sample of putty from another . "  

Moreover , in all this research work there is a failure to differentiate types of writing adequately . 

It is often difficult to differentiate those who deliberately commit fraud from those who are confused in their claims . 

Teachers should differentiate clearly between different kinds of correction , and avoid indiscriminate correction . 

Great care is required in differentiating between those acts that are negligent but result from carelessness as opposed to recklessness . 

No longer is he able to differentiate between fantasy and reality , Father Poole told himself . 

Thus the machine automatically differentiates between an incoming fax signal and voice call and will respond accordingly . 

Hahnemann 's writings clearly show that he differentiates between the level of potency and smallness of the dose i.e. the quantity given . 

This would be evidence against the present finding that identification with the housewife role is not differentiated by class . 

However , the financial system consists of many types of institution , differentiated by the services that they offer to lenders and borrowers . 

We see lexical items of a high degree of generality which have functions which are difficult to differentiate from those of grammatical elements . 

They were largely economic interest groups -- that is , their economic function was not yet differentiated from their aesthetic function . 

But although instruments were freely used they are not clearly differentiated from voices until the Second Book of Symphoniae . 

Because company law fails to differentiate in any consistent fashion between these different sorts of companies all are treated as regulated by the traditional legal framework which we have been examining . 

Within any given plant French workers have a choice between several unions differentiated on political and ideological grounds rather than by means of any structural principles of organisation . 

It might be as well to differentiate at the outset between the direct and the indirect effects which test-case litigation might be expected to achieve in promoting a change in the law on tax diversion . 

Cell division from the blastocyst stage has been rapid and , as will be evident from the above , the cells are now differentiating according to the part which they are to play . 

The main line of development is that vocabulary becomes increasingly differentiated according to the purpose of the writing ( eg whether it is everyday or technical ) and to its style ( eg formal or informal ) . 

You should be able to differentiate between A and B roads , dual carriageways and minor roads , and between towns , hamlets and villages . 

The conflict was resolved by the sheriffs differentiating between ` good "  and ` bad "  mothers : 

Potentially it can accommodate variations in pupils ' affective responses and can enable the observer to differentiate between ` Hawthorne "  effects and more permanent phenomena . 

Urry terms this ` class-struggle "  , which he differentiates from ` classes-in-struggle "  within civil society . 

The result of this casual attitude is a grey area where the two signs are not clearly differentiated graphically and can in fact become synonymous . 

In the year to December , pre-tax profits edged ahead from £40.3 million to £42.7 million . 

Earnings per share edged ahead from 10 p to 10.2 p , and the shares gained 11 p to 245 p .

Earnings per share only edged up to 4.82 p , from 4.77 p , but a final dividend of 3.4 p ( 3.3 p ) lifts the total from 4.8 p to 4.9 p .

There was better news from Marley 's plumbing , plastic moulding and flooring businesses , where operating profits edged ahead from £27.3 million to £28.8 million , while automotive components more than doubled to £2.8 million .

Over the same period Japanese wholesale prices rose by 1.0% and Swiss prices edged down 0.1% .

As chart 14 shows , the annual default rate on junk bonds edged up in 1989 to 4% and in 1990 doubled to 8.7% .

Interest rates have edged down , and more banks are switching to variable interest rates pegged to their prime lending rate .

Retailing profits edged up from £205 million to £214 million , within which the Comet electrical chain performed ` especially well " and only the B & Q DIY business reported a fall .

Output of oil , gas and coal fell fractionally , however , and the index of all industrial production edged down from 106.5 to 106.4 .

Peugeot 's annual turnover , however , edged ahead from £1.4 billion to £1.5 billion .

In the year to December , pre-tax profits edged ahead from £40.3 million to £42.7 million .

Within a short time of opening , the FTSE had edged ahead 3.3 p to 2828.9 .

Profits edged ahead to £12.5m and further expansion of its shops and product licensing is underway .

Newcastle edged ahead again in the 31st minute when defender Kevin Scott hooked home from close range .

Frogmore Estates edged ahead 2 p to 463 p , British Land went 3 p better to 383 p while MEPC advanced 8 p to 495 p .

The government 's opinion-poll rating has edged up , from 20.1% in November to 26.3% in May , according to polls conducted by Yomiuri Shimbun , Japan 's biggest newspaper .

Canada 's broad-money growth edged down to 7.2% in the year to April .

America 's 12-month consumer-price inflation edged up to 5.3% in February .

Japan 's wholesale prices edged up by just 0.1% in the year to April , and Swiss producer prices fell 0.1% .

Britain 's jobless rate edged down to 5.6% in February , but the fall was the smallest since the present decline began in 1986 .

The share of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union has edged up from 9% to 11% .

Wages edged up to an average of £19.58 , and the bank rate came down to 6 per cent , but mortgages went up from 6 to 6 & 1/4% .

Waldrop , the former editor of the Washington Times-Herald , which was folded into the Washington Post in 1954 , died two years ago at age 92 .

Another part is that the CDA was folded into the telecommunications bill , an acre of legislation that reorganizes one-seventh of the nation 's economy .

The effect of later switching is folded into the interpretation .

As part of a national overhaul of the Legal Services Corp. , the nine legal aid groups in Texas are being folded into three , creating huge agencies handling cases in dozens of counties .

FCC regulations may require the new Viacom to sell a few of its TV stations -- because there 's a rule saying one company ca n't own stations that serve more than 35 percent of the United States -- and to either spin off or fold in the still-struggling UPN .

Inwardly seething , she did as she was told , carefully tucking her dressing-gown about her legs . 

Gloria tucked the blanket around Dot and kissed the tip of her nose . 

The man lowered his scarf , tucking it below his chin , causing Creed to flinch at the sight of the ravaged face now caught in the shine of the moon . 

It always banged on the desk top , each morning , before he remembered to tuck it below his tie . 

He chose four different coloured capsules and tucked them discreetly beneath his plate . 

Reaching for a napkin , Ashley tucked it beneath Thomas 's chin . 

He tucked the phone between chin and shoulder and gave me a friendly salute , but did n't pause in his recitation of copy . 

Fred tucked his toga between his legs like a baby 's nappy and picked his friend up . 

She wiped her lips on the paper and crumpling it up , tucked it demurely between the seat and the wall . 

She did turn from him then , to tuck her shirt in her waistband , and to hide the baffling tears that stung at her eyes . 

He dropped the mercenary sword , tucked his axe in his belt and then strode over the cobbles to the unconscious girl . 

Without tucking the shirt in his pants , he pulls a royal red tie over his head that has been pre-knotted , I 'm sure by his wife , Lonnie . 

With one swift motion McGowan reached up , took the glasses off and tucked them in his pocket . 

Craig tucked the books inside his coat and as the door was flung open , he strode past his open-mouthed brother and down towards the drawing-room . 

Newman ignored the extended hand , looked at the man called Steve who had tucked his right hand inside the lapel of his buttoned jacket . 

But in tucking a cover over the old man 's knees , for there was snow on the ground outside and in spite of a roaring fire the room was not as warm as he was used to , she felt her hand patted and then he said , ` Peace and goodwill , peace and goodwill , that is the secret after all . " 

She tucked a towel round his neck , not quite managing to meet his knowing look . 

Thread the folded end through the hold and tuck the two ends through the loop . 

Léonie sat up straight , tucked her feet to one side , put her hands round her knees . 

The old lady let it go , and watched Theda hastily tuck it out of sight . 

Later on , younger guests stayed on for disco dancing while we walked back to our apartment to tuck our happy , tired children into bed . 

Leftover carpet ( for when you reposition it ) can be tucked under the stair landing . 

Stok reached for his riding breeches , buttoned himself into them , tucked his shirt in , then walked across to where I was sitting . 

Take off scarves , too , while your child is playing and tuck in the dangling toggles on anoraks and jackets . 

She looked at the back of Jessica 's head , tucked sideways onto Rory 's shoulder as he drove , and she smiled . 

Taking small sections of hair at a time , pull your hair over the Flexi Comb and tuck under the edge . 

Something I can tuck underneath my arm and use to get about with . " 

Grégoire was sitting with his legs tucked firmly back , his elbows pressed against his sides . 

The dishwasher has been tucked away in the central island and is opposite the main sink , so dishes can be quickly rinsed and put out of sight . 

She 's still got her hat on , and her hair is all tucked up inside . 

HIBS can tuck away their passports until their summer hols if they do n't beat Anderlecht at Easter Road on Tuesday night . 

Not knowing what else to do , Theda first found a fresh cap and tucked away her dangerous locks , and then began to lay out her clothes , retrieving her portmanteau from under the bed . 

` The perils of drink , " he murmured to Juliet , as he tucked away his stethoscope . 

Ruth tucked up her skirts and clenched her teeth , and as Alfred called out the beat she pushed hard against the slippery wall , and was relieved and delighted to feel the barge moving . 

She paused to tuck up a strand of her long hair which had escaped from the orange mob-cap . 

While I ca n't condone this sort of cheating Mr Unce , I have found two very good methods are tucking them down your sock or writing them on your shirt cuff . 

The white men took away our land , " she said tucking the coin down the front of her dirty dress , ` And now there is nowhere left to grow maize . 

He wore a silk shirt with a cravat tucked in round his thin neck , and elegantly uncrumpled linen trousers . 

They know exactly who can help you buy a train ticket , who can iron away which problem . 

My best friend said , ` What do you think of so-and-so ? " and I said , ` Um , I do n't know really . 

` But I do n't know the first thing about baking , " stammered Charlie as he fell back into his chair . 

` We knew nothing about Paul Mason or Jennifer 's involvement with him , " said Rachel slowly . 

I did n't really know anything about poetry then , but he was my friend . 

Knowing my ability as a direction finder , Ann kindly left me the map and wandered off . 

I know my objectivity as a reviewer is going to be put sorely to the test , because so far I 've loved every one that I 've laid my hands on . 

He knew fatigue as a temptress capable of leading the unwary into shortcuts that were fatal . 

He knew the projected return for such a risk venture was ` at the lower end " , and felt the companies were very wary of anything with a political content . 

Burying her face in Luke 's chest to hide her blushes , Perdita asked him if he knew the Spanish for Super Tampax , and if they could stop for some on the way . 

Distress smote Theda as she took in his condition and knew herself to be the cause of it . 

During the last year of her life , when she knew herself to be mortally ill , she resolutely avoided seeing anyone she knew . 

Olivia knew him to be one of the young men who were always there , but it was difficult to distinguish one from another . 

On average , the people who are most likely to opt for health insurance are those who know themselves to be relatively unhealthy . 

They have been known both to help and to hurt the desert people . 

The result of this inquiry should be known in about two weeks . 

Students were known to spend their time in his lectures counting up the number of clichés which he used . 

Whatever is known must be known by acquaintance or by description . 

Or must the information be known by both market professionals and the general public ? 

` I do n't know about being a sex symbol -- I just want to be the sprinkling of sunshine in your cornflakes , " he laughs . 

I do n't know about marrying again -- I think it 's a bit doubtful . 

Some of my best friends are civil servants , but what the hell do civil servants know about working in the mining industry ? 

` You said we must think about what they know from bugging us while we were talking after they 'd gone . " 

Physicists know only too well from studying crystalline materials that an understanding of solid-state physics is borne out of a sure knowledge of atomic structure and this has come traditionally from X-ray crystallography . 

They had encountered no one , but suddenly Alexei knew without asking that Jotan 's hand rested upon the hilt of his borrowed sword . 

We know of at least one person whose army consists entirely of Goblin wolf riders ! 

` Did you know about the heroin in those tubes of toothpaste ? " he asked . 

` In exchange I 'd love to hear what you know about Sabine Jourdain painting for Durance . 

` Though we knew by the place where he had fallen that it must have been at the very summit just as the path runs down the cliff to Kinghorn Manor . " 

If she had n't known for a fact that he liked nothing about her she might have mistaken that note in his voice for admiration . 

" I believe we know of each other , you and I " the golden man said , his smile and his voice taking on an edge of mockery . 

Anyone dealing with such figures will know of the enormous variation in coding practice in different areas . 

Please keep us informed if you know of any talented youngsters . 

He knew from past experience that she was capable of leaping over to the terrace . 

Then : ` I know from personal experience how difficult it is to write a book . 

I knew so little about who had held them and how they had got out , it seemed as if they had come from a different world , a different time . 

It 's not only who you know , but what you know about who you know that counts …

Such assumptions are quite contrary to what we know of how perception works . 

If Fabre wins the vote in the Federation Executive then he will take over , although no one knows for how long . 

If the girls in the village ever knew she 'd spent the night with an Adonis , they 'd tease her unmercifully ! 

` It was difficult to know which way the cat was going to jump , " she told me . 

Well how do I know that this computer does not have a theory of the external world ? 

Nobody knew that she really was playing with the local children , in her own way . 

But , as he drew the car up outside her hotel and turned to look at her , Fabia knew that she could n't afford to be infuriated . 

If your credit terms are 30 days or one month make sure your customer knows exactly what this means . 

I knew very little about school , but at least it would be a change , the start of a new life . 

He wanted her back , regardless , but some part of him wanted desperately to know the real truth . 

This time there were initially only five of us , but we began to visit women we knew to be active in their local Christian communities . 

But what chiefly concerns me here is simply the amount of time needed for what we know to have happened in the geological past if we can only postulate " normal processes " . 

Well , if you can imagine these things , I know you can imagine that even in the atmosphere of love that Wanda created , the children began to have trouble .

And , as we know , the logical consequence of this is that we `` queers '' in our indolence have seen through the canard of vulgar Marxism .

I know we are all grateful for the benefits received from our education .

In response to the letter from Mrs . Maughan S. Mason [ XXI , 4 , 17 ] regarding the odor emanating from Pozzuoli ( Naples ) , I did not know there was a refinery there , but I do know that it 's a sulfur area ( probably a bath in ancient times ) , and it does smell to high heaven .

I do n't know that scientifically I 'm qualified to say , you know , that I believe many scientific concepts because I 'm -- I 'm not a scientist .

Did you know that the combined efforts of all literacy programs in the country reach only ten percent of adults with reading problems ?

Yet we hardly know how to say what this propagation and elaboration of organization and process is , nor have we a clue about whether there may be general laws that govern such self-constructing nonequilibrium processes .

In their enlightened self-interest , they supported this fledgling organization , knowing it would benefit the city as a whole .

We know that the quality of the people is more important than the quality of the wiring diagrams .

The Branch 's goals focus on increasing the percentage of youth who : Grow into mentally and physically healthy adults ; Know how to structure their lives in ways that produce meaning and enjoyment ; Plan their high school program to allow them to qualify for future higher education , even if the current goals are vocational ; Use non-violent conflict resolution skills when needed ; Reach adulthood without being involved in alcohol , tobacco and other drug use ; Are able to develop and achieve their goals and aspirations .

Throughout their vast distribution , the Inuit speak a single language ( Inuktitut ) , although a number of dialects are known .

Julius Rebek , a chemist now at the Scripps Institute , is fond of saying that the biggest molecule he knows of is Number 7 Illinois coal , a massive hunk of coal several miles long and wide and hundreds of feet deep .

The origin of this custom is not known , but some believe it is to remind society that the stranger at the door should not be forgotten .

We know what it means to cook dinner , eat dinner , and clean up afterward .

We make the best case we can based on the facts as we know them .

, and I know that the functional illiteracy rate in our state is 52 percent .

The placement of these two pieces is a PR triumph , but one carrying the seeds of its own destruction : If people know all this work is going into making Paula Jones seem a certain someone , does n't that just make it obvious that she 's really somebody else ?

Oedipa smouldered , knowing she must achieve self-actualization .

.. as a good time : a kind , forgiving , charitable , pleasant time : the only time I know of in the long calendar of the year , when men and women seem by one consent to open their shut - up hearts freely . ''

I do n't know what the edition was or the copyright date or any of that information , but I do know that it was that biology textbook that was being debated very rigorously .

'' What you do n't know is that he has convinced his followers that a part of their brain , originally evolved in fishes , was passed in a distorted way to humans , causing aggressive behavior .

But clearly DiMaggio knew not only on which side his bread was buttered , but also who buttered it : his op-ed was titled `` I am Lucky to Be a Ballplayer . ''

The fact is that we do not know the level of information redundancy that exists in these large arrays .

Write and let us know what you are doing and how you are faring in the journey of life .

In other words , based on what they knew about a group of languages which were documented , they tried to imagine the language that they sprang from .

They should also , according to most proverbs , be large : There is no light in the house without children ; Nobody knows when a man without daughters dies .

Just when you thought it was safe to assume that we now know all we are ever likely to know about the past , someone digs another hole and unearths ( literally or figuratively ) some ancient artifact : one day it is a fragile scroll , found in a cave near the Dead Sea , that turns out to be pre-Biblical ; the next day it is an entire terracotta army of Chinese soldiers : the next it is a skull , excavated from the Olduvai Gorge , that compels anthropologists ( once again ) to revise their guesses about the earliest stages of Homo sapiens sapiens vs hominids .

I know that as an important business and community leader , you are frequently deluged with requests for funds from worthwhile organizations .

That 's why I hope you will take special delight in knowing that on the day Wanda 's new Habitat house is dedicated , your loving spirit will be felt on that joyous occasion .

Plus , the satisfaction of knowing you are doing your part to preserve the Earth 's precious natural resources .

Of course , hardly anyone who voted in 1994 knew what was in the Contract With America .

It therefore detailed specific U.S. demands for the Taliban : surrender Bin Ladin and his chief lieutenants , including Ayman al Zawahiri ; tell the United States what the Taliban knew about al Qaeda and its operations ; close all terrorist camps ; free all imprisoned foreigners ; and comply with all UN Security Council resolutions .

The sartorially savvy man-about-town knows that good `` English '' tailoring , and the textiles used , are not only to be found on Saville Row but in the meticulous workshops of Milan , Florence , and Rome .

What I 'd like to know is if you attended a meeting after this June 9th -- excuse me , this board meeting that 's reported in this article ?

There are no departments of toponymy , or even of onomastics that I know of , and no degrees are awarded in these fields .

Naturally , and most naturally in Santa Fe , where one can be healed by means known nowhere else in the universe , Walter nicknamed algorithmic chemistry `` Alchemy . ''

We did not know the duration of use of medications prior to the study start .

As he performs the measurements , he `` knows '' more about the detailed state of the system .

First , if you did n't know who the two were and you were told that one of them was , as a youth , one of the great basketball players in the country , you would n't have picked Bill Bradley .

But we know that at 10:31 , General Larry Arnold instructed his staff to broadcast the following over a NORAD instant messaging system : `` 10:31 Vice president has cleared to us to intercept tracks of interest and shoot them down if they do not respond per [ General Arnold ] . ''

This is very economical of space and involves a clever computer ploy , but it does not provide a particularly useful synonym dictionary , for , as we all know , synonymy in language does not yield to the commutative law of mathematics ; in language , `` Things equal to the same thing are not ( necessarily ) equal to each other . ''

During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem. ( Do n't say Stephanopoulos did n't know .

Even though my mom told us lot of scary stories she was always there to hold us in her arms and let us know that the story was not true and that it was we were OK .

It yowled piteously again , and Virginia stood uncertain , gazing . 

Her fingers running through the ruff of fur around the cat 's neck tightened as Jehan spoke , and the cat yowled and it bit playfully at her hand . 

He yowled as he touched one of the plates , which took away a layer of his skin . 

Samson yowled , let go , and she was over the back of the counter crouching down , pushing and wriggling through stinking legs and skirts that reeked of an unwashed lifetime . 

She said hesitantly , not fully understanding how to frame the words , ` Two beliefs war within me : I am convinced that I will find my way back home again . 

Armenia has been warring with Azerbaijan , another former Soviet republic , and its citizens ' average income dropped to dlrs 660 in 1993 .

The draft of a similar pact with Russia is ready , but the EU has held off signing it to pressure Moscow to cease warring with the breakaway republic of Chechnya .

`` We can not discuss proposals while they are warring with our army , '' Mrs. Kumaratunga said .

But even as Clinton was warring with Republicans over taxes , the administration reached agreement with Senate leaders on a package of dlrs 16 billion in spending cuts in previously approved social programs .

GENEVA ( AP ) --- Bosnia 's warring sides took a first big step Friday toward ending 3 { years of bloodshed , deciding to save the nation by cutting it in two .

Aid agencies , including the WFP and Red Cross , have been pleading with the warring factions to open the roads leading into the city .

`` I can confirm there are foreign forces represented in all three former warring parties , '' he said .

The meetings in Pakistan were the first face-to-face talks that involved all the warring groups , including ousted President Burhanuddin Rabbani 's faction that is allied with Dostum .

In 1991 , rebel factions began warring among themselves , adding more bloodshed to a conflict that has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions in Africa 's largest country .

Karadzic said the release of hostage peacekeepers today was a gesture to `` show that we are not warring against the international community . ''

It would be high-level meeting ever held between leaders of the two warring countries .

Armenia and Azerbaijan have been warring over the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh , Georgia has been wracked by coups and secessionist uprisings , and Russia has been battling Chechen separatists in its North Caucasus region for 14 months .

Yet , a U.N. pullout would draw in NATO to cover the withdrawal and lead to a scramble by the warring armies for U.N. equipment left behind .

They formally named Milosevic to negotiate on their behalf with other warring leaders at any expected peace conference .

During a raid on a hotel last week where Hells Angels had gathered , police found documents allegedly indicating they were preparing an attack on the Bandidos , with whom they have been warring for three years .

Dr Alix Thom , of Foster Wheeler Wood Group , is currently assisting the university in the initial planning of the Alumni Association , along with Carol Campbell , who has been appointed alumni officer .

Wittgenstein withdrew from co-authorship in 1934 , but he continued to assist Waismann in this Schlick-directed project .

Behind the scenes pupils assisted with scene shifting , props , makeup or designing the attractive wall displays and posters .

This example letter outlines how we may assist a client with an acquisition , involving acquisition search , targeting , approach and completion , ie a full deal management service .

On Aug. 28 , it was reported that some 1,000 Italian troops would assist with the distribution of US$85,000,000 worth of Italian food aid , sufficient to meet Albania 's requirement for three months .

I notice in your " dedication " , you spoke of some external , European friends who assisted you , for the first time , to write , without tears and pain .

` What she wishes to ask you , my son , " his father interpreted this high praise , ` is whether you will assist Monsieur Boris in the preparations for the ball on Saturday ? "

In this , she was ably assisted by Robert Armour , the deaf missioner for Liverpool .

Or if we find that a grand-daughter is assisting her own mother in caring for an elderly parent , whom is the granddaughter helping ?

Two of the sons , William and Henry , assisted their father at the Carville works , designing towers for acid plants .

Could you assist me in identifying the Video chip on my computer as I am a little confused .

In a dream , which was not a dream , she was called away to assist Dr McNab perform an amputation on a Sikh whose arm had been shattered by shrapnel .

" My dear , in a moment I shall have to call one of the bearers to assist Mr Hopkins with his natural functions in case it should be necessary .

` We must assist these children and I am told there are already 30 children on the waiting list for assessment . "

Additional social workers were employed using the MISG in Barnet ` to assist the introduction of the care programme approach for people leaving hospital " as well as to provide other services .

Ward assisted Taylor with England last year after he had left Aston Villa .

Ken was ably assisted by seconder Royal Robbins , who has probably drilled more bolts than anyone else .

In this task he was ably assisted by Mrs. Muriel Ellis , who had been the Headmaster 's secretary since 1973 .

He is being ably assisted by John Daniel and Laurie Weston in this work .

On each campus , there is a designated member of Student Services staff who can assist with any queries or put the overseas student in touch with an appropriate source of help .

Swiss , French , Danish , Russian Belgian and Greek relief teams assisted in searching in the rubble or providing medical assistance , in an emergency operation co-ordinated by the Council of Europe .

Three Mutawas had been told of the indignation from the foreign community and they stood with the armed guards at the entry of the delivery theatre to ensure that no sympathetic foreigner assisted the girl to escape .

Such a new staff would be able to assist member governments in monitoring compliance with arms control and confidence-building measures in Europe .

In 1975 she received a book bomb through the post from the IRA .

Pat Thurston , of Kew Rise , Darlington , received a copy of the document through the post .

Grant maintained schools will receive their financial allocations via a new Funding Agency for Schools , but this will be a mainly mechanical process .

On May 13 it was reported that Taylor 's forces had received a cargo of military equipment from Libya through the port of Buchanan , and that the rebels were freely using supply routes through Côte d'Ivoire .

Although Philip Miller received seeds and specimens through various channels from America , Peter Collinson can be considered the chief link between Chelsea and the New World .

` We were talking about radiation transmitted from the cosmos and he mentioned about his space flight , " explained Eric , who thought nothing more of it until he received the signed sticker through the post .

Mr Clark said the NRA already received part of its income by way of a levy on Cheshire County Council which was included in the precept required from all district councils .

The youngsters also received a commemorative Post Office Tshirt and an information pack about athletics clubs in the region .

In 1662 that faction became an important part of the government , and Berkeley received Bennett 's post of keeper of the Privy Purse when the latter was promoted .

Apparently this particular branch is receiving more than 11,000 pieces of post every week and a high proportion of it is non-essential correspondence ` such as simple acknowledgments of previous transaction " .

The Mayor has decided that the nameplate will go to the highest bid received by post .

I 'd like to snoop in Harriet 's personal papers -- to see if she received any hate mail , like Tom . "

I was wondering , would you know if any other subscriber to the hunt had received similar hate mail ?

You are required therefore to notify us if you change your address and to ensure that the arrangements for receiving mail at your Registered Address are safe .

I received my mail at the barracks and showered there in the mornings .

The benefit regulations make specific provision for those students , or in some cases their partners , to receive both income support and housing benefit provided that they meet the general qualifying conditions for those benefits .

The Centre receives financial support from the Department of Health .

In the past , if somebody went to the Department of Social Security , they simply had to show that they did n't have the income to fund their place , and they then received Income Support .

For other journeys to and form hospital , the Hospital Travel Costs Scheme is available to help people in families receiving income support or family credit .

Two days later , he was dismissed and as a consequence of his dismissal , his unemployment benefit was stopped and he received reduced rate income support of , I understand , £23.79 a week .

I 'm afraid a beneficiary is not entitled to see a will or receive a copy .

The only beneficiary who is entitled to receive sums immediately from the date of death is a life tenant of the residuary estate which is not made clear in the question the reader asks .

( 2 ) If you are not entitled to Statutory Sick Pay for some reason , you are entitled to receive State Sickness Benefit from the Department of Social Security ( DSS ) .

They are entitled to receive a copy of the proposed statement and to make representations , or arrange a meeting with an officer for discussion of the statement , within 15 days .

Regardless of what returns Japanese investors are thought to require , the returns they have received were spectacular in 1980-89 .

Returns were received from 100 welfare assistants working with 98 children in 72 schools .

Just send back your completed questionnaire with your cheque and in return you 'll receive a presentation folder containing full details of Pauline 's design .

Young members receive a pennant , a plastic identity card and a comic .

The game can be played by over 9 or 18 holes and each player receives a scorecard at the start of the game to record their progress .

The actor acted in a highly successful film and the company received a substantial sum for his services , paying the actor a small fee and paying an interim dividend to the trust .

Members receive a bi-monthly magazine , Nuclear Energy , as well as Nuclear Europe Worldscan from the European Nuclear Society and Atom from AEA Technology .

Winners receive an anniversary set from Pyrex , currently celebrating their seventy-fifth birthday

This unusual state of events is brought about by the fact that in 1822 the subscribed fund was invested and the winner receives the interest .

Each new member of staff receives a five page letter from Mr Nitschke explaining what the hotel is about and he still attends the induction programme each Monday morning .

The winner of the senior international receives a cheque for £5,000 , the Freeman Jackson trophy and the Waterford Crystal trophy .

The Golf Plus Club has its own Book and Video service and members receive a generous 10% discount on any book or video in their list , including the highly successful David Leadbetter video .

It seems likely that some legislators in New York State will demand a new public accountability from museums receiving public funds .

Then Mr Edgar received a letter from Isabella , telling him that she and Heathcliff were married .

In 1606 James I received an anonymous letter accusing ` covetous and bloodie Popham " of ruining the poor people of the Fens .

In addition , women received proportionately smaller payments on their sixtieth birthday because the number of years included in reckonable service was less for women .

To that end , a client 's financial obligations are to the Legal Aid Fund and the solicitor receives payment from the Fund .

However , beginners receive their RYA log books , we keep them up to date , and by the second week nearly every one can safely skipper their own Wayfarer .

As each reader received a book he put the date opposite his name , followed by the date on which he finished it , before sending it on to the next person on the list .

Earlier this year , or was it last year , I received this marvellous booklet .

This year the school received a grant of £1.5 million from the Wolfson Foundation .

After submitting this paper for publication we received a copy of the paper by M. Davis et al .

The DTA admitted that it received money from the South African government but argued that there was nothing wrong with obtaining money from abroad , just as SWAPO had done .

A few weeks later the Dean received a cheque for ten thousand pounds from a not-unknown Japanese electronics company .

Therefore , at the time when the plaintiff received the cheque , the articles were still " property belonging to another " .

The policy will be suspended from the day we receive the certificate .

I first learnt of it when , dining one night in a London restaurant , I received an urgent summons from Harold .

But in 1282 he received a direct summons from Philip requesting him to serve in arms in the proposed French expedition to Aragon of that year .

He receives invalidity benefit of £105 per week and the family receive £10 per week child benefit .

VOLUNTARY groups are receiving cash help from the Essex Training and Enterprise Council to comply with new laws .

Projects from Middlesbrough , Stockton and Redcar are vying to be included among the 20 towns and cities which will receive Government cash for improvement schemes .

The Inland Revenue is well aware that people in certain jobs , such as hairdressers , receive extra cash from their customers at this time of year .

Lady Ardshiel was prosecuted through the courts in an unsuccessful attempt to recover rents received by her since Culloden .

During the week that this correspondence was taking place , tenders for the Foreign Office were received from thirteen of the fifteen builders and , as arranged , they were displayed alongside Scott 's drawings .

Deutsche Bank 's agreed bid for Morgan Grenfell has gone unconditional after acceptances were received from holders of 59.5 per cent of its shares .

Legal title to goods normally passes when they are received by your customer .

If the value of the original investment falls by the time your Cancellation Notice is received by Midland Life the lower sum will be paid to you .

In Jerusalem the remains were received by her sister , Princess Louis of Battenberg , the mother of Mountbatten , and buried in the Russian church on the Mount of Olives .

In 1935 Nuvolari received a telegram from Mussolini ordering him to rejoin Enzo Ferrari 's Alfa team .

Tony received his award from England rugby captain Will Carling at a gala lunch in London …

Through seed exchanges he received seeds from this country and abroad .

The writer of our star letter receives a versatile Super Dustbuster Extra from Black & Decker

The lobby received widespread support from both churches and secular organisations , with messages of support for CNHC being received from amongst others the CBI , House Builders Federation and the National Federation of Housing Associations .

Last Friday , I received a letter from the Newham career service .

JM receives award of excellence from National Semiconductor Corporation by David Savage , Spokane

The players , who will receive little compensation , have been in contact with the Professional Footballers ' Association .

Russians and Tatars , it was found , were distributed in a broadly similar manner in the occupational hierarchy , received approximately the same remuneration , and were active in socio-political life in virtually the same proportions .

They are designed to ensure that authors receive recompense for the free provision of their books to the public by libraries .

Two trainee engineers with Cleveland County Council received awards yesterday .

The Arts Council receives financial support from Ryedale District Council , and Malton and Norton Town Councils

This was a country where only 3% of the land could be used for agriculture but where farmers received considerable financial assistance from the government to ensure that rural communities continued to be viable .

One day they lived entirely on bread-and-butter and tea , but the next morning Breeze received an unexpected half-crown from the sour old witch , Miss Martindale , who could n't cope with her spring-cleaning single-handed .

In 1991 it received payment from a client for work done and billed ( but without a VAT charge ) prior to October 1986 .

It claims more than three-quarters of 16- and 17-year-olds receive no income at all .

Tell the young mother whose child has just received fifteen thousand pounds after the diagnosis of leukaemia , that you should n't have filled the policy because the contexts where not standardised .

Similarly a late seventh-century law of Wessex provided that the king should receive a large part of the wergeld of any stranger ` who came across the frontier " .

It is likely that they paid a price close to what they received from Telecom .

Mahmoud strode across and kicked their guide heavily in the ribs . 

Here is a man who strides about purposefully , hits the ball a long long way , and looks at first sight like a competitor capable of a certain bumptiousness . 

A lot of walkers take this fact for granted , striding about in the sure and certain knowledge that nothing will drop from a tree and start to devour their head . 

A triumphant smile lit his perspiring face as he strode along the corridor to the kitchen . 

As I strode along , glaring at the ground , hating everything , I thought : I 'm not dealing with this matter a moment too soon . 

He strode along the pavement , which flickered like a storm as his eyelids trembled . 

More than an hour later Bobbie arrived , also alone , striding along as purposefully as usual . 

They passed the delicate white blossoms of wild cherry , Sheila striding along in angry resentment , Mona following in her shadow . 

When she finally spun around , she saw that he was striding around the side of the barn to the kitchen . 

And everywhere , even in restaurants , enormous men strode around in cowboy boots and 10-gallon hats . 

He then marches straight past me into the middle of the room where he strides around in imperious circles . 

Then he was gone and she watched him striding away down the street . 

Jimmy was striding away down the corridor , his shoulders hunched up . 

He said something aloud -- something about a devil , I thought -- and then he began striding away as if his life depended on it . 

Peering down at the faint blood trail staining the grass , he strode angrily away towards the jungle with his son at his heels . 

The dispute may become so vigorous that one of them is driven away and flees , striding away over the plains at great speed . 

Heavy footsteps crossed the ceiling from corner to corner , striding back and forth , to and fro in a familiar monotonous pattern . 

With one glance from the weeping girl to fitzAlan , Simon turned and strode back up the hill towards the castle . 

Above her , in Richard 's bedroom , she could hear the slow deliberate footsteps striding heavily back and forth across the floor . 

The Major strode back towards the window and his boots sounded drum rattle over the hollow spacing under the bare boards of his office . 

His tall figure , spear held on his shoulder , strides back across the savannah until the moonlight gives out and he is consumed by the landscape . 

He strode briskly down the blue-carpeted corridor , the apartment keys already in his hand . 

` Happens , " he said gruffly , patting her gingerly on the shoulder , and striding down the track ahead of her . 

She strode down the aisle towards the front of the nave her footsteps brisk . 

Pylons strode down from it , past a settlement and a water-tower on the plain due south of me and lost themselves in the haze to the west . 

He left her then and strode down towards the town , surprised at the force of the night breeze sharp against his skin . 

He strode in purposefully then stopped three paces from the T'ang , clicking his heels together and bowing his head . 

Gustave strode in , followed by the five-legged sheep and the showman in the blue blouse . 

Towering head and shoulders above the Customs officer , who stood aside to let him pass , the man strode in , his face as dark and threatening as an impending storm . 

His voice was offhand , as he strode in and put his neat briefcase down on the desk . 

He walked away , thrusting the swing door out of his way and striding off down the corridor towards his office . 

Constantly at war with my vertigo , I decided not to be pathetic and strode off on the flat , step-like slabs that top the crest of the ridge . 

He strode off across the green to his home , leaving John fuming . 

Brando was called twice more before he returned , at which point Howard strode off in a rage . 

He strode off in his usual busy fashion and left us to ` carry on as usual " . 

He strode off into the darkness , and Jessamy gave a resigned shake of her head . 

He dropped a light kiss on her cheek and strode off across the empty square . 

Then , with an uncaring smile , he strode off through the open doorway . 

She turned , beamed a toothy non-smile at me for about a micro-second , then strode determinedly on . 

When Lawrence spoke to him , the tall , white-faced youth did not look to see who was addressing him but strode on , chin high . 

He strode on , pausing at the bottom of the meadow , looking back up the slight incline towards the barn . 

He strode on along the right-hand fork ; the sweat stood in beads on his neck and trickled about his ankles . 

But when he strode on to the green , he came over , glanced fleetingly at the man , said not a word , turned on his heel and continued with his game . 

Alexei gestured at the still-quivering sword , and then strode on into the house . 

As the car drew up in front of the Lodge with a crunch of gravel , Detective Sergeant Allen strode out to meet them . 

Arnold strode out briskly with her across the first level meadow , but once beyond that the land began to rise , not gradually , not gently , but suddenly and steeply . 

Dinah Arkwright strode out into the sun , her fine bosom and amazingly taut waist evident beneath the closely-fitting mourning gown . 

When they reached the base of the steep drop into the valley , they spotted Bob Lamb striding out ahead of them at a brisk pace . 

Jezrael grimaced but kept on striding over the ice-desert towards the shattered Antarctic horizon . 

I stride over and take her by the shoulders in the same way I held Darius . 

Taken by surprise , she offered no resistance when he strode over and , clasping her in his arms , kissed her firmly on the lips . 

Striding over this beautiful coastline , it 's hard to believe that Belfast and its atrocities is just an hour 's drive away . 

He strode over to the door and stood looking down at the handle , shaking his head sadly . 

Instead he swung away from her and strode over to the far side of the room . 

He strode over to the window and leaned his head against the glass . 

She thrust back the chair and strode round the desk , her two hands locked together and her whole figure trembling with rage . 

He strode round the corner into Claughton Street , almost colliding with a gang of children who had collected round Pol O'Gorman 's cart . 

Jake jumped out and strode round to the passenger door , but before he could open it Kirsty appeared , flinging herself at him and squealing , ` Uncle Jake ! 

One or two heads turned to look at him as he strode through , glancing at the occupants of the place . 

Rising to his feet , he touched the light switch , dispelling the gathering gloom , before striding through to his office . 

Ursula strode to within a foot of her husband and stared straight at him . 

Remembering his duty , he strode briskly up the stairs , keeping his eyes open for any suspicious signs . 

Jean , elegant in his cloak and three-cornered hat , strode up and put his hand on the cold brass door-knocker … . 

Dyson scarcely had time to stride up and down the office that morning , lecturing Bob on the importance of television , but he was in great form all the same . 

When he saw Edwin Chase striding up towards them he made haste to make known one to the other . 

Grinning unrepentantly , he strode ahead and rapped on a door at the far end of the hall . 

The Doctor turned and strode downhill , and once again Francis had to run to catch up . 

As he did this a Maltese feller started striding slowly but purposefully towards us from the back of the club . 

On duty she strode about looking as if she could not wait to get off duty and chuck a discus . 

He strode about the drawing room restlessly , occasionally hitting the back of a chair with his hand , and she saw how pent-up were his energies . 

Oliver grunted and strode about the paved veranda impatiently . 

Hopefully , your loved one is still in one piece and jubilantly striding across Westminster Bridge at the 26.2 mile stage -- the finish . 

Gunter Schmidt strode behind her , tall , white-haired , elegant . 

He strode between the warehouses , into the alley he 'd emerged from . 

SHOPPERS strode by the body of a store workman yesterday , unaware that he was dead . 

He strode from the room , leaving Rebecque thin-lipped and silent . 

They strode confidently ahead in nice straight parallel lines . 

He strode briskly into the building as if nothing had happened . 

Driven beyond sense , she made no protest when he scooped her easily into his arms and strode deeper into the forest . 

Almost bursting out of a red patent leather outfit with a flower tattoo on one breast , Roseanne , 39 , strode furiously on stage at Pasadena , California . 

By the time she reached the gate at the top of the yard , he was striding dutifully at his mother 's heels . 

As he strode past the dentist 's open door he experienced a rush of trust and hope such as he 'd never even felt toward his father . 

She strode past the field of cows and turned up the grassy track . 

Without waiting for his nod and wave Tom strode past the security man to the block of six lifts beyond him . 

Slave masters strode through the crowds of men and women whipping them if they slowed down or showed any interest in the travellers . 

He opened the gate , walked up the drive and strode confidently through the front door . 

But the giant duo strode imperiously through the mud during the second half to set up Saints ' two match-clinching tries . 

Anthea Darnell strode to the main door of the Lodge without a backward glance . 

He strode to the door and then slanted a look at her that was all sardonic speculation . 

She rose from the bed where she had spread out the rosettes , strode to the window and stared down into the garden . 

Liz took Anna 's elbow and the case , and strode toward the road . 

He watched as she strode purposefully towards the de Courmont house , her back straight , head up . 

Von Steinholz strode towards the door , his footsteps ring hollowly on the marble . 

Then we spot a tall , blonde woman striding up the street in our direction . 

Scotland fans crowded at the entrance to Wembley threatening to lynch the Celtic keeper , and in an act of sad resignation , Haffey was forced to hide in a suburban house near the stadium . 

From its windows a crowd , led by John , threw the anti-Hus councillors to the crowd below , who promptly lynched them . 

Dave Hewis , from Bideford , North Devon tells how he was nearly lynched by a lady landowner . 

On April 23 , police fired upon demonstrators who attacked a Kathmandu police station , and six policemen were lynched by angry crowds . 

Wild street celebrations turned to looting and several unpopular officials were reportedly lynched . 

Your parents hate it and would gladly lynch this band rather than let them dabble with your adolescent hormones that ca n't help wanting to shag them senseless in a vat of cold custard . 

Still the Athenians refused his terms ; they even lynched a Councillor who proposed discussing them ; and Mardonios started destroying the city systematically . 

Kathleen Claar , custodian of the Last Indian Raid Museum in Oberlin , Kansas , took him to a small cemetery to show him the grave of her husband and of Rick Read , the last man lynched in the state . 

` Bravo , bravo , " the princess crowed , sitting back and clapping her hands . 

` I had done it , " Marek crowed , ` I had killed the man who had betrayed my father , and I was exhilarated . 

Aunt Margaret , radiant , tickled the fat baby padding on Victoria 's ribs and the soles of her soft feet , bouncing and wrestling her , shaking with soundless laughter while Victoria crowed her delight . 

` Endorado ! " crowed the front page of the Daily Star on Saturday . 

` Now I know you 're charlatans ! " crowed the secretary triumphantly . 

This allowed the company to crow about the new models that cost no more than the old -- a favourite Ford device but by no means exclusive to the blue oval badge . 

Those who thought it would fall to pieces within 5000 miles were confounded , even if those who hoped it would sail the test with BMW-like dependability could hardly crow about its reliability record . 

And even if you score a triumph , avoid crowing about your success . 

He crowed to me : ` The Queen wo n't allow any negotiations between Andrew and Fergie and their lawyers to go on without me being present . " 

` That was super stuff , " he crowed after his Lions had come from behind to end Swindon 's unbeaten start to the season . 

The Falangist chief , José Antonio Primo de Rivera , had been imprisoned in March and by August was under close guard in a Republican jail in Alicante .

A report published by the human rights organization Amnesty International on June 26 said that nearly 400 political prisoners , mostly Islamic fundamentalists , had been imprisoned in Libya between January 1989 and April 1990 .

Speaking in London recently at the invitation of War on Want , Maria was herself imprisoned by Pinochet 's regime for holding pro-democracy views .

When the shepherd eventually limped back to civilisation and told his unlikely tale , the authorities located the treasure and imprisoned the shepherd for theft .

This led to Richard II being imprisoned in the Tower of London and the House of Lancaster usurped the throne with Henry IV being crowned at Westminster , on 13th .

The five were previously imprisoned from June until October 1990 for allegedly organizing a political party -- all parties are prohibited .

Pak was imprisoned by the Japanese but was released early in 1939 .

Further troubles followed in 1614 , when Nicholls was again prosecuted in the Star Chamber and imprisoned in the Marshalsea for opposition to the forced loan of that year .

Jack Sherman , a former civilian contracting supervisor for the Marine Corps , was imprisoned on April 21 , 1989 , for 18 months for accepting bribes in exchange for classified procurement information .

In the mid-1970 's Zelaya was imprisoned for 2½ years for his part in the murders of two priests and five peasants who were agitating for land reform .

The Russian Security Ministry said on Aug. 18. that more than 2,000 foreigners were imprisoned in Soviet labour camps under the regime of Josef Stalin .

Despite Ren 's report , the Reuters news agency reported on April 10 that Chen Yanbin , a student activist , had been imprisoned for 15 years for his involvement in the pro-democracy movement .

In 1656 , when several Quakers were imprisoned in Ireland , she felt called to continue their mission and sailed for Cork .

In 1657 in Marlborough she attempted to speak in the church following the service , was attacked , brought before a magistrate , and imprisoned for six weeks , during which she fasted six days .

In 1291 Archbishop Romeyn of York was to be imprisoned and fined 4000 marks for excommunicating the bailiffs of Bishop Bek of Durham while the bishop was abroad on the king 's service .

Most women were imprisoned at this time for offences of drunkenness or prostitution .

During the fourteen years following the Electrical conspiracy verdict , a further thirty-eight corporate executives out of nearly 800 convicted have been imprisoned for violations of the anti-trust laws .

Wenceslas captured and imprisoned the archbishop and his vicar-general , John of Nepomuk .

Bombs still go off , children starve to death and people are imprisoned for their thoughts , not their crimes .

You will perhaps be affronted by my frankness Ellen but I am distressed and if you were to think on it you would understand .

You were here yesterday ? " said Fieldfare , mildly affronted by this discovery .

` Why do you look at me like that ? " said Snyde , affronted by her naturalness .

Many Koreans were affronted at the liberation of August 1945 being followed by the continued presence of Japanese and of the odious methods they had employed to suppress dissent .

And not just because he 's affronted at the idea of a dragon beating him over 100 metres .

The hiring firm were very affronted when rung up , and assured the film company that they only ever supplied blanks .

He was affronted , I saw , by the treachery of one of his own kind .

The caprice and incompetence of the bureaucracy , the arbitrary administration of justice , the seemingly ubiquitous police could not fail to affront at least some among an élite increasingly conscious of their own dignity .

Leonardo forges a love letter from Emilia , and bribes a servant to deliver it to Eustathius along with Emilia 's stolen glove . 

In one way the collector of autograph and manuscript material is at a disadvantage compared with his bibliophile brother , in that it is much easier to forge a letter than a book . 

ITN 's Nicholson forged her name on his passport to get her out of her homeland and away from the trauma of war . 

COOKSTOWN Magistrates Court was told yesterday that a farmer forged his deceased mother-in-laws name on a cheque to pay his electricity bill . 

The Committee also handed out a four-week suspension to Bruce Dowling , the jump jockey , for forging a doctor 's signature . 

Scientology circles were shaken by allegations that L. Ron Hubbard was dead and a group of opportunists were forging his signature . 

The next step forward would seem to be : that the letter had been forged by Hilda Machin . 

He registered in his mind one other possibility : that the letters had been forged by Kronweiser himself , to fill out the picture of Walter Machin for his book . 

They 'd bought visas from a travel agent in Nepal , not realising they were forged . 

There is no doubt but that , if Mrs. Steed 's signature had been forged or if the non est factum plea had been made good , the case would have fallen squarely within paragraph ( g ) . 

X then forged a telegram to the defendants : ` Goods dispatched to your branch in error . 

The eighth one was n't quite so credulous , so he forged her will and smothered her . " 

It suffices that customers are expected to act in a way that will provide economic benefits to the entity . 

Fortunately , none of this means that their work can simply be tossed overboard , for two examples should suffice to prove the contention that writers subsequent to Cnut 's day sometimes had access to important evidence . 

Suffice it to say that the exact method depends on the machine . 

For present purposes it suffices to concentrate on two important aspects of the diagram , the discretion-deduction spectrum and the nature of the ` ought " . 

But Malawians fear a gesture will suffice to end the pressure . 

Usually career coercion will suffice to ensure that any troublesome thesis stays unpublished and out of the public eye . 

In the past , this had sufficed to keep the peace between the rival warring tribes . 

From Catherine II's reign the local administration began to expand , and although the number of officials remained miniscule the system sufficed to meet the needs of the army . 

For the present , it must suffice simply to note the importance which Anselm attached to local rights . 

Suffice it here to remind the teacher that areas which are well and appropriately lit in the morning may be dark or over-bright in the afternoon and vice versa . 

Suffice it that I know that your true opinion of me is scornful in the extreme . " 

Since the accent in this study lies on 1922 , a report in The Times for 6 January may suffice as an eye-witness account of conditions in Saratov and Samara gubernii . 

There are two types of crime which will not suffice as the unlawful act : crimes of negligence and crimes of omission . 

Certain ex parte applications are required to be made by affidavit , in which case the affidavit itself suffices as the application . 

A draw could suffice for Barcelona , but only assuming that Sparta Prague do not beat Dynamo by four goals or more in Kiev . 

Let it suffice for the present that he thought he 'd been silly to nurture romantic thoughts about his first love . 

By allowing an intent to cause grievous bodily harm to suffice for a murder conviction , the law is violating a general principle , turning the most serious of its offences into a constructive crime . 

This information has been taken from the Advance Data Capture file and whilst it is not 100% correct I hope it will suffice for your purposes . 

The procedure is very informal ; a short note or even a telephone call will suffice in the first instance as we are mainly interested in concepts rather than with detailed descriptions . 

Too much need not be made of this , and the Roman calendar will suffice for all but the quite rarest occasions . 

In these cases , analysis may have to suffice , or feminists may have to be content with informal , guerilla-style resistance . 

By virtue of what we have already established , the following proposition will suffice . 

Do n't slip into your racing shoes until around an hour before the start ; a comfortable pair of well-worn trainers will suffice for now . 

An oral disclaimer can suffice provided that it is bold and compelling enough to neutralise the effect of the odometer reading . 

Then , in the silence , Bigwig lurched to his feet , swayed a moment , tottered a few steps towards Fiver and fell again . 

Then it happens to another dancer and , as I am watching the same pattern of recovery , the man next to me throws his arms into the air , totters forward and begins to experience apparently involuntary spasms . 

I tottered across to a cottage on the edge of the loch and asked for a pot of tea and a bite to eat . 

Grumbling to herself , she put on her dressing-gown and tottered downstairs , filled a kettle and rummaged in a drawer for aspirin . 

After a delightful supper we just tottered across the forecourt of the Savoy Grill into the Savoy Theatre -- very intimate -- and we saw a nice show . 

Charlotte came forward to greet Ruth , little Enoch at fourteen months tottering unsteadily behind her . 

As they tottered through the trees this Wednesday morning , she felt herself shaking from somewhere deep inside . 

The two girls totter to the lavatory door , laughing at the funniest thing they 've seen since Grandma sat on her chihuahua . 

On May 10th , 38 people tottered to the top , took a quick look at the view and scrambled down again . 

The latest news from Baden Baden is that the poor old devil is just about able to totter to the pump house . " 

That made me feel a bit better , so I tottered to the top of the hill and stared bleakly around , in the equally bleak daylight . 

The other travellers tottered towards him through the throng of birds . 

I shrank back while the fortune teller tottered towards the main street . 

One of them comes tottering up to him , falls , and pitches a red plastic fire-engine at his feet . 

It was crowded all through the day and Melanie and Aunt Margaret tottered on burning feet by the time they turned the sign on the door round to read ` closed " . 

He steadied it with one hand whilst with the other he slammed the doors , then holding the handle of the basket , he tottered away . 

Jimmy tottered back two steps , reached for the wall to steady himself , and then saw the blood on his gloved hand . 

When I see a woman in a long , tight , pencil skirt and high heels tottering down the road , I often wonder how fast she could run if chased . 

As Magee watched she tottered down the steps and wandered off down Duncannon Street in the direction of the Strand . 

Athelstan , using all his weight , pushed Sir John back and sent him tottering down the corridor . 

At that moment Mauleverer tottered in and made for the armchair beside the fire . 

He watched the grey-blue Mediterranean rise and fall , the gardener totter over the withered grass , and elderly couples , who formed the majority of residents in the hotel , walk stiff-legged along the mole which jutted out fifty yards into the sea . 

Nicola tottered round the table on her high heels and slid her buttocks on to the table . 

` Quick , " he gasped , and tottered round , almost touching Sam 's bare downy arm . 

As the inebriated insect totters up , it has to wriggle beneath an overhanging rod which showers it with pollen . 

When I look back I could weep -- dear little things tottering about on beaches . 

How stupid to have been caught tottering about like an invalid . 

As he tottered back to his seat it was as much as I could do not to applaud . 

She looked a trifle dazed and who could blame her , but after a minute or so she was on her feet again and tottering back towards the playground . 

Then clutching his suitcase , he tottered down on to the platform . 

Across the nation aristocratic backwoodsmen , a tribe previously thought to be on the verge of extinction , tottered off to the nearest railway station to obey the summons . 

When I am ready for residential care , I may totter over to that side of the House , but until then I am happy to stay on this side . 

Mary tottered up on her perch from side to side but nothing wiped the mild , sweet benignity from her doll 's face as she dropped the dew of her mercy down from heaven on the mortal exiles below wailing and weeping in the vale of tears . 

Elliott clutched Goldman 's shoulders from behind and got him half-way to his feet before Goldman tottered backwards and sat down heavily . 

The proceedings , the ministerial phase of which , held on Sept. 10-12 , was attended by Foreign Ministers from the 35 participating countries of the CSCE , were due to continue until Oct. 4 in conjunction with parallel events organized by non-governmental bodies .

A task which involved organising all the Sunday services , Sunday school and several weeknight activities .

Alongside the children 's activities , a bazaar , organised by the Dharma Wanita women 's group , offered tempting goodies such as food and drinks , children 's clothes , books and toys .

Riding holidays are organised for unaccompanied children who stay in the farmhouse and for adults who stay in the village in the Old Thistle Inn .

We are holding a Grand Christmas Sale this year to raise funds , which Penny is organising ( see back page ) &hellip; again any offer of help is very welcome , and PLEASE come along to do your own Christmas shopping : there will be lots of goodies !

We presently organise regular collective auctions comprising of a wide variety of properties located throughout Oxfordshire and recent sales have included :

The one certain way to ensure a head-on clash &hellip; was to organise a non-Unionist march through the city centre .

Bray has always been proud of its association with Dargan and the weekend seminar which has been organised by the Council is an attempt to honour this great man and it is hoped that it will become an annual event .

The department organises occasional conferences , e.g. current annual conference on Medieval and Renaissance Cities .

The event was organised to increase driver involvement , improve safe driving standards and promote fleet care .

Originally proposed by James Sledd in 1968 , the conference was organized by Raven I . McDavid , Jr .

Michael Dowhie , 31 , a recent graduate of the Mesa Community College Fire Academy , helped organize a carwash fund-raiser .

Many Americans volunteered to organize blood drives and collect funds for families who lost loved ones .

When I was a first year student at university ( rocks had cooled , but we did n't have the wheel yet ) , the drinking age in Ontario was 19 , but it was 18 in NY state , so we organized booze cruises over Alexandria Bay to get hammered .

The local chapter of the Ancient Order of Hibernians organized the trip to help six Protestant and six Catholic teen-agers befriend one another .

Next , he helped organize a lecture series by experts in theology and canon law so that the laity could begin to understand how the Catholic Church works .

A top advisory body to China 's communist party met on Friday , one day after senior leader Deng Xiaoping resigned from the party military commission , defying speculation of a further shake-up in the leadership . 

Many officers resigned their commissions to take up jobs with the new company . 

He resigned his commission a few weeks later ; there was no need to suggest that the reason he had done so was because he needed to earn more money . 

He will resign if he is forced to accept an unrealistic budget he can not commit to . 

But others of us who were Governors were so opposed to it that we all said we 'd resign from the governing body if the school did opt out . 

Guillermo Ford Boyd resigned his post as Planning and Economic Policy Minister , it was reported locally on Aug. 28 , but remained Second Vice-President . 

Garcia resigned his seat in January 1990 , shortly before the two were sentenced to three years ' imprisonment . 

On Dec. 4 , anti-Ershad demonstrations continued in Dhaka , and at least 19 MPs from the Jatiya Party resigned their parliamentary seats . 

Vice chairman Alan Noble resigned his seat on the board because of business commitments , but that was n't the last of him . 

The entire Cabinet resigned to facilitate the re-shuffle and Prime Minister Michael Manley announced that the total number of ministers , ministers of state and parliamentary secretaries had been reduced from 39 to 28 . 

He resigned to join the private sector and says there was a massive demonstration of at least 5,000 women , marching in his favour , on London 's Hampstead Heath . 

The Revolutionary Policy Committee members in the London Division resigned to join the Communist Party in November 1935 . 

According to Mr Pazour , Ms Hanger resigned the day after Miller Freeman acquired M&T . 

To them Baxendale resigned active management in 1847 , devoting the last twenty-five years of his life to his various property , investment , and charitable interests . 

When Anthony Eden resigned the premiership in broken health in January 1957 , the two obvious contenders had been R.A. Butler and Harold Macmillan . 

He resigned as Foreign Minister in late October , and secretarial staff got as far as clearing out his offices . 

Jovic resigned his position on March 15 , in response to a refusal by the Presidency to sanction Serbian demands for the introduction of unspecified " emergency measures " by the armed forces . 

The two men had not spoken since Mr MacSharry resigned last week over the stalemate in the Gatt trade talks with the Americans . 

After he resigned the editorship of the JMS in 1878 , he concentrated on writing ( eleven books in all ) , medico-legal work , and a successful office practice in London . 

The pilots resigned six weeks ago when the airlines refused a demand by the Australian Federation of Air Pilots for direct negotiations over their claim for a 29.5 per cent pay rise . 

Brown -- formerly on the coaching staff at Chesham -- took over at the Diadora League Premier Division club in December , when George Borg resigned after a disagreement over playing policy . 

De Gaulle resigned after two months as head of the first Government of the Fourth Republic -- a regime that had 25 governments in 12 years ( 1946-58 ) . 

A year ago when he resigned as chairman , it was widely held that he had been pushed and that Peter Moores was about to mount another bid for the post himself . 

Mr Mason resigned as a Giuliani volunteer when the remarks were published in the Village Voice newspaper . 

Jefferson resigned from Downton International shortly afterwards , and put it about that he was fed up with working with such a large company . 

Gould resigned from the service of the Zoological Society but agreed to act as a ` corresponding Member " , so that his letters and discoveries could be read aloud at the meetings and published in the proceedings . 

When Moorcroft resigned in April 1794 , Coleman also proffered his resignation but was persuaded to continue in office . 

Mrs Thatcher 's direct , even confrontational style of managing the Cabinet became an issue in the circumstances in which Michael Heseltine resigned in January 1986 . 

Two senior scientists have resigned from leading British conservation bodies in protest at the government 's interference , which they claimed undermined their independence and the quality of advice on conservation available to them . 

People rated television the most useful source of information about party leaders and political issues , and the most helpful source for making up their minds how to vote .

Two testers rated Uvistat Factor 15 Cream ( £7.29 ) very highly , claiming it prevented the problem completely .

In a follow-up survey , the great majority rated it the best AIDS resource they had seen .

Eysenck claims that criminals tend to rate highly on two personality characteristics -- extroversion and neuroticism -- both of which he sees as being predominantly inherited .

AAA/Aaa rated banks in the world as rated by Standard & Poor 's and Moody 's

A BALLET lover yesterday lost her £200 damages claim over what she rated as a bad performance by superstar Rudolph Nureyev .

Independence does not rate highly with them , whereas their health does .

Philistus was rated high in antiquity , but forty-one of the seventy-seven surviving quotations are all from the same late geographical dictionary .

In 1601 the average had fallen still further , to £311 , while only one family was rated above £1,000 and the highest income was £2,226 .

He did not rate his findings on the antibacterial substance worthy of a full paper , and included them in a publication which dealt with several substances derived from Penicillia .

Mountainous volumes lend their weight to dreams of a snow-bound Christmas John Samuel slaloms through this year 's selection of books for the skiing enthusiast . 

Zola slalomed through two opponents and crossed the ball which was headed into the Lithuanian net by defender Raimondas Vainoras .

Smoke purled out of his nostrils , taken this way and that by the breeze . 

He winked an eye at his companion and said to Frankie : ` Been to the pictures , have we , son ? " 

Seeing my disappointment he winked an eye and said , ` Well , I must admit that it makes a good story " . 

She was reassured when he suddenly looked down at her and winked appreciatively . 

Well , she said , you know what commercial travellers are , and laughed and winked . 

Yanto winked at Billy , who grabbed his mug and said , ` Okay , drink up , anything for a quiet life . " 

He winked at Toby and me , standing together in the audience which had gathered round . 

She winked wickedly back at him , slyly insinuating that she would satisfy all his wants . 

Dennis winked unpleasantly as they walked back to the stables . 

Then he 'll wink and walk off , or slide over on his seat , looking nonchalant . 

This one hobbled about gamely , seemingly eager to get back to the open plains . 

Instead of sitting down , Luce skirted an elegant bureau and hobbled across to a large bookcase . 

When O'Hara had gone Vernon hobbled upstairs to ring Harcourt . 

He left the hospital three months later and spent another six months hobbling about on crutches and having treatment . 

For the next few weeks , he hobbles about with them wherever he goes . 

The sergeant hobbled along the red carpet in his flip-flops and paused alongside a line of footpaths containing a bright purple solution and cubes of ice . 

The old lady hobbled along the line again , pausing almost for half a minute each in front of a besuited man and the slovenly individual with the studded ear . 

Except when you are hobbling around dispatching shot after shot into the beautifully manicured lakes thoughtfully scattered around the landscape , leaving a trail of Band-Aids in your wake . 

The old woman hobbled around the verandah , consumed with fury and frustration . 

At 10 o'clock I hobbled around the kennels while the kennel girl watched Toby . 

Swarf looked pleased and hobbled around the courtyard , laughing to himself . 

He finally bowed to the inevitable after 61 minutes , when he was visibly hobbling around . 

The swiftly reacting keeper bravely threw himself at McCarthy 's feet after Mitch Cook was brushed aside by the forward , and caused a measure of concern as he hobbled around after lengthy treatment . 

So I hobbled away , my shoulders involuntarily hunched against the thought of eyes behind me , watching . 

The big black one mounted a motor cycle and roared off , leaving the old man to hobble away through the estate on his wooden leg . 

I am who I am , right now , this minute , and if you ca n't see who that person is -- then to hell with you ! " she renounced and hobbled away to the nearest stool . 

` No more'n he deserved , " said Albert heartlessly , and hobbled back to his duties . 

As he 'd hobbled back through the sleet a tiny part of him had hoped her gratitude would include an embrace , or at least a few words that would let him know she felt something for him . 

Emptied , washed -- now she smelt the same soap on herself with her own feminine tang underneath -- she hobbled back to the island of safe territory that her bed had come to represent . 

I hobbled back to the animal , loosened the knot then retied it , pulling till my eyes popped . 

The priest also came hobbling in , his long hair swinging like a veil round his emaciated face . 

` And when I see him hobbling in at night , I am very proud of him . " 

Then his replacement , 34-year-old Cyrille Regis , hobbled off injured after 13 minutes . 

` Cherchez la femme , " he said cryptically , and hobbled off chuckling to himself . 

Which left her with no alternative but to hobble on as best she could . 

He hobbled out the sick bay and disappeared into his workshop , locking the door behind him . 

I hobbled over to collect the missing shoe and the dress detached itself a press stud at a time , disengaging itself completely as I bent -- bottom to camera -- to retrieve the shoe . 

Crawling out of bed , doubled over with the pain in his gut he hobbled over to the window and let out a frightened cry . 

An inner excitement gripped me as I saw in my mind 's eye an image of Clare trying to hobble round her bedroom . 

Sometimes he was in such pain , he could hardly hobble up the yard . 

` I 'll go to Liverpool , " he whispered as he hobbled up the stairs , ` and I shall outbid all of them . " 

Tilda , who knew them all , loved to imitate them , and hobbled up Partisan Street alternately limping and shuffling , with distorted features . 

` Let's hope he does n't want you to hobble up the aisle with a leg in plaster . " 

As the room fell suddenly , tensely silent , he began to walk , to hobble painfully and with difficulty towards Sabine . 

As she hobbled and hopped in agony Mrs Freer , the Fashion Buyer , fumed . 

But Norwich social services bosses say he does not need the pass because he can hobble a quarter of a mile without help . 

FOOTBALLER Tom Delaubenque , 23 , was forced to hobble two miles home with a broken leg because an X-ray department was closed . 

Gentle began to follow , but the fall had left him aching in every joint , and he knew the chase was lost before he 'd hobbled three yards . 

Later , crippled by paralysis , he could only hobble about the streets , before being confined to his room in Brighton . 

So I kept up the act , I opened the door and said his name in a quiet voice and hobbled weakly across the cellar and up the steps . 

Mr. Waddicar the caretaker was hobbling across the landing , like an old lollipop man frustrating traffic . 

It was not until they came out into the clearing where the lame horse was dismally hobbling amongst the forest grasses that he became aware of what had happened . 

Their swollen feet had bled profusely and they had hobbled painfully among the rubber trees for more than a month before they recovered . 

Dave Crooks , who makes a habit of jumping off such things as Swallow Falls and the Anvil at the Bitches in an open canoe , was hobbling around Crystal Palace on crutches . 

Currie were not helped by injuries to Darren Clarke and Ian Russell , who hobbled from the field in the second-half , but they were always prepared to run the ball and were enterprising in everything they did . 

As soon as he 'd gone she seized the crutch he 'd brought up , and , hobbling into the bathroom , closed the door with a bang . 

AMERICAN Civil War fanatic Ray Loveslife-Brown will hobble into his next ` battle " on crutches -- after blowing off a toe with his musket . 

The old man hobbled into the circle of light , turning his cloth cap in his hands . 

Then with her crutch to aid her she slipped out of the door and round the blind side of the building , hobbling into the cover of the under-brush . 

Hobbling into Range West on crutches , with a rope round my shoulders , I was looking forward to the expressions of disbelief that would have greeted my reply to sentries ' questions about what I was doing . 

As before , he disguised himself in beggar 's clothes , and hobbled into the village which had sprung up around the river of wine . 

Garbage littered the outside ; a very old white woman hobbled slowly on crutches into a downstairs flat . 

The cai prodded the five men until they began hobbling on their swollen , bleeding feet around the edge of the circle formed by their fellows . 

A large man and a small boy appeared at the other end of the platform : she hobbled on her heels , humping her heavy suitcase , towards them . 

Then , shovel under one arm and crutch under the other , I hobbled up to the top kennels . 

Leif sighed , put down the bowl and hobbled out of the kitchen . 

As hard as I tried , I could not make use of the staff , so I carried it , hobbling like a stage imbecile . 

Slowly , each movement a vast , unexplored continent of pain , she pushed out from the steps and hobbled past him . 

He hobbled through the first available door , which was marked Adjutant General , and saw a red-faced major seated behind the desk . 

Nick , who works in a Mars bar factory , hobbled to the altar and sat on a stool for most of the service . 

He grabbed the walking stick and hobbled to the side of the pond . 

` We 're gon na be late , " said Jackie , hobbling towards the door . 

Israel , strongly disagreeing with this interpretation , thwarted all American attempts at a diplomatic settlement .

Nina felt a dart of anger and pain that Tom should be thwarted in love .

One of the prime aims of the system of Soviets was being thwarted in this region , and in many others throughout Russia .

Burglars who broke into the Spennymoor Leisure Centre were thwarted in their efforts to break into the bar .

The farmer , thwarted in his desire to punish Uncle Fred , then vented his spite on Grandfather and the rest of the family .

Those responsible for implementing the change will be thwarted in their efforts if they can not have access to the resources they need .

FOUR would-be killers took over Ulster Tory Lawrence Kennedy 's home but were thwarted by his wife pressing a secret alarm button , Belfast Crown Court has heard .

He wants to , but his attempts are thwarted by an old enemy who could harm his wife 's business .

Hopes that harvesting which started over the weekend would continue , though , were thwarted by mid-week rain and a shortage of crops fully fit .

I intend to start alterations in spring and am determined not to be thwarted by cancer ( far less , the mere lack of money ) .

But in the early 1160s he had little success at bending the Welsh princes to his will , while one major invasion attempt in July 1165 was thwarted by atrocious summer weather .

` Do you think Kee knows how terribly she unintentionally thwarts me ? "

Looking back , I can see how infantile my behaviour was -- but then I was flushed with success , convinced that nothing and no one could thwart me . "

Your attempt to flee to Brazil was thwarted when the police caught your children smoking blanketweed .

Attempts to introduce the system in Japanese plants overseas have frequently been thwarted by the inability of component suppliers to meet quality and timing schedules .

The employer 's plans to export the invention may be thwarted by a volatile exchange rate or the unexpected imposition of heavy import tariffs in target markets .

But in the great tradition of the best-laid plans , I was thwarted by the arrival of Inspector Jackson and his merry men .

The threat has not only been partially thwarted by vehicle checkpoints but by close surveillance .

But their efforts to climb back out were continually thwarted by brittle rock , which made hand and foot holds difficult .

We were actively thwarted by English women who flung accusations at us .

But , more importantly at the time , he brought in Amstrad chief Sugar to help thwart a take-over bid by newspaper tycoon Robert Maxwell and save the club from possible bankruptcy .

Dana sulked because Roman had thwarted her plan to sit in the front passenger seat , and Claudia , conscious of her twin 's glowering presence , could n't find anything to say .

The intuition of two unarmed policemen thwarted the I R A's attempt to plant the biggest ever bomb in the capital .

Hitherto the government had been able to thwart all attempts by opposition leaders to form new parties , although the right to do so was formally enshrined in the Constitution .

The gulf between theory and practice , which can so easily thwart real progress at such meetings , was not in evidence here .

They have brought numerous legal challenges to thwart the original intentions of the MMPA .

Having been thwarted in his aims , was he going to swoop down at some unsuspected moment and engage her in another haranguing match ?

I believe that she may be the focal point through which the Ancient Adversary will try to thwart the designs of the Dark Ones . "

The travellers had already been thwarted by Gloucestershire police , who blocked entrances to a site in the Forest of Dean .

Nearer to the coast the dykes are lined by fescues which swish their verdant stems and almost purple heads in early summer breezes and turn to a mellow gold and brown in autumn and winter . 

Between the gates and the big double doors was half an acre of lawn ; the driveway was lined by poplars . 

The main street was lined by trees , heavy with swathes of blue blossoms . 

The Temple is located in the Gaean Vale , a long and beautiful valley , lined with wild apple trees and nourished by waterfalls and clear springs . 

We went to Dendera in a carriage along a road lined with dusty trees . 

Yet by far the most moving part of the whole day was the reaction of the crowds which lined the streets . 

Almost 120,000 people lined the streets to watch the motorcade which carried Akihito and his wife , the Empress Michiko , from the Imperial Palace to their residence at the Akasaka Palace , 5 km away . 

And as they weaved their way from the stores lining the streets he explained what he had in mind . 

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I am writing this from my laptop computer in my hospital bed where I wait for my time to come .

He 's waiting for a thank you or some kind of acknowledgment of his help .

I wait your you immediate respond Extend my greeting to your family .

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They 're waiting on an email reply from the Washington re-enacter at Arlington to hand down some decisions .

I will be very happy if you could write me back , so that we can get to know each other better and share our feelings and see what happens in future , and also to view our photos as well , i will be waiting to hear from you .

Parboil the vegetables in boiling , salted water for about 5 minutes . 

Parboil the vegetables in separate pans of boiling water until just tender . 

Russia joined in the sanctions against Libya on Thursday , with President Dmitry Medvedev signing an order barring military training and arms exports to the country .

Defying an agreement with the EU , Turkey has refused to open up its ports to Greek Cypriot shipping because its Turkish Cypriot brethren are barred from trading with Europe and the rest of the world .

A day later , he announced that he would not run for a third term even though he is not barred from doing so by law .

Iraqi soldiers are barred from riding in the U. S. brigade 's armored vehicles due to accidental discharges that have injured and killed both U. S. and Iraqi soldiers .

Before dinner the Reverend Michael Newman said Grace , and before coffee Mr Shulman proposed the Loyal Toast , then we had the lecture right away . 

I can not do anything else except for saying my paternoster and my creed to Christ , for my sins … " ) 

After we had settled down , brother Jack stood up and banged the table and called for order for Dad to say grace . 

` Then the lion looked up and said ` I do n't know about you , mate , but I 'm saying grace before meals . " 

Topaz said a Hail Mary and part of the Lord 's Prayer ; then she lost her temper . 

Young Jack squared up to the board as Omally hid his face in his hands and said a number of Hail Marys . 

There , in predictable manner , we sing our hymns and say our prayers . 

He is a retired reverend , and I thought that , as he had made the effort , it might be nice to ask him to say a prayer to round off the proceedings . 

There he said a final set of prayers before departing to the heavens . 

At Canterbury Queen Margaret said prayers before the tomb of Thomas à Becket . 

` I did n't say two words to her and she decked me , " said the fiery 21-year-old . 

She stopped abruptly , suddenly afraid to say the words aloud in case they were words he would n't want to hear . 

He came to the conclusion , as he puts it , ` that the eternal world is trivial , and that mathematics is only the art of saying the same thing in different words . " 

Although I was sad to say goodbye to Bessie , I was both excited and nervous about the new places I would see , and the new people I would meet . 

Peering again at the list of medications , she started to say something to Elinor , then stopped short , remembering that Adam was in the room . 

Shortly afterwards he said good night to his master and made his way home . 

But days and weeks passed , and Mrs Reed still said nothing about sending me to school . 

He 'd have preferred Bernard to say nothing rather than patronize him . 

She could n't help but wonder what the effect would be if he ever said anything worth listening to . 

On the other hand , the great twentieth-century philosopher Ludwig Witt-gen-stein said something similar in his majestic Philosophical Investigations .

Several of the individuals and organizations that we contacted said that the agencies should move to a more standardized approach , and said that standardization could make the current system of participation more accessible to the public .

It has taken four more years to understand more of what I still can only partially say in these investigations .

Economists , the statistics profession , trade unions and Opposition politicians all pledged support for the idea of a national council which is being promoted by eminent statisticians and considered by the Royal Statistical Society . 

So it is worth considering briefly here how to write a chase scene or a scene of action , something of course which comes in many other sorts of crime fiction . 

Opposition to the regulation considered here was to be expected from property owners … since it intruded on their interests not only directly , but also indirectly through the additional taxation necessary to finance its implementation . 

That was the question the Science Programme Committee had to consider yesterday -- and all the indications were in favour of ISO . 

I 'm 33 now and I ca n't imagine a time when I would ever consider using it . 

On the same day Donegal Vocational Educational Committee ( VEC ) discussed the issue and decided to consider holding a seminar on the issue . 

The question of the frequency of military use of these ranges is also worth considering in detail . 

I 've considered doing part-time work … but its almost impossible now with things as they are in this area . 

It was also reported that Osborne had considered requesting the dissolution of the Legislative Council halfway through the current term because of his dissatisfaction with the performance of his ministers . 

Advisers for an investor should consider introducing a " forced sale " clause . 

The judge had however to consider whether there was any obligation on the defendants to keep this part of the premises in repair . 

Where the property is part only of a building the draftsman should also consider whether some further visual description is necessary . 

And so I was almost predestined to consider how the two great nations of Western Europe , the Germans and the English , related to one another . 

Before we consider the technological issues surrounding multimedia , it may be useful to emphasise a key division in the world of information . 

An article which appeared in the paper contained comments by three jurors on what occurred when they retired to consider their verdict in one of the most complex trials in British legal history . 

The significance of autonomy is perhaps best illustrated by considering its absence . 

1989 ) we asked those who had just adopted children whether they would be prepared or willing to accept or consider adoption with contact . 

The local council , which owns the house , is considering a complete demolition . 

Once the dieter starts to lose weight and feels more energetic it might be time to consider further possibilities . 

Such bad habits include the horse refusing to stand still while someone is trying to mount it , or the horse cantering on only one lead . 

The horses were free in the courtyard now , cantering about in terror whilst Ivrigar 's people tried to control them . 

You will be asked to walk , trot and canter around the ring with the other horses . 

And when you tire of that , how about hiring a mountain bike and cycling through real mountains , or for the more traditional , cantering out through meadows and forest on horse-back . 

Horses love to canter up hills : they want to see what is beyond . 

Hermes cantered slowly but Tessa , Nora 's filly , was close to a gallop . 

The Springfield playing fields have been ploughed up by cars driving on them , horses cantering and people playing golf . 

Mabs picked up her reins , pulled her horse 's head up and said , ` Shall we canter up to the top ? " 

He clasped me once more by the wrist and , turning his horse , cantered quickly out of sight . 

` Impressive , is n't it ? " observed a voice by Rincewind 's knee as the horse cantered through the haze of decaying timber and falling leaves . 

Our horses plunged down from the hard road , cantered heavily through a league of wet meadow-land , and gained the fast going of the road that led south-west . 

Coleridge talked incessantly , and ` in digressing , in dilating , in passing from subject to subject " , he appeared to ` float in air , to slide on ice " .

When we finally stopped the van behind slid on the hard ice and narrowly missed colliding with us .

Though he moved silently , the slivers of ice sliding down her spine told her he was close behind .

His rampant pole moved all over her greasy belly and thighs , and when she spread her legs to capture the greasy thing inside her , it slid about like a duck on ice .

The ice beneath him gave ; he braced himself , and slid slowly into the muddy lake up to his neck .

The poles slid glistening in and out of the water as the craft approached and then beached with a bump .

She had desperately scrambled at the shiny sides of the toilet-bowl as she slid into the water but to no avail .

During each summer 's rainy season , the lake 's waters would spill over its southern rim and slide down towards Florida Bay .

It was raining , thin trickles of water sliding down the window , tainting the air with dampness .

And it was her Dad 's face that she saw , briefly superimposed on Simon 's , as he slid helplessly down the slimy walls .

The man collapsed against the wall and slid down it making gurgling noises .

It was starting to rain , fat drops slid viscously down the window panes .

He leapt for one , swung around madly , and then half fell and half slid down it .

Cotterell lifted some manila folders , and they slid around and spilled across the desk .

" Let's have him out , " I gasped , and as the young man pulled on the forelegs I supported the body , which slid and toppled on to the tarmac with a horrible limpness .

` Fast moving " glaciers slid forwards in the valleys at 50 m or so per year .

Eisenhower and Dulles prevaricated over Suez , and , in the longer term , the United States has paid the price for their misjudgments . 

Edward still prevaricated , but at the Parliament of March 1299 the magnates extorted further concessions by the threat of armed force . 

Successive Irish governments have prevaricated on this issue , protesting their goodwill while professing their inability to solve Britain 's difficulties in the North . 

The review prevaricated on the issue of the CAB 's obligation to provide specialist services to clients . 

Does the Minister accept that the Government have continually prevaricated about encouraging the planting of new hedgerows ? 

Manmohan Singh , the Indian Finance Minister , partially restored the subsidy on fertilizers withdrawn when he presented his budget on July 24 [ see p. 38337 ] . 

Sheffield City Council simply refused to implement the Act and employed two officers to persuade tenants to withdraw applications to purchase . 

It is withdrawing its application to build the Biotechnikum at its Basle works . 

This , it was suggested , led to considerable pressure on complainants to withdraw complaints to avoid the time and effort involved in a full investigation . 

These synapse with six motor cells , whose axons cause the muscles which withdraw the gill to contract . 

She withdrew her hand to raise her cup of coffee once more to her lips . 

` I mean I 've done it , I 've arranged everything , and because some of the bills have to be paid in advance I withdrew the money to cover them . 

Why had Mahoney withdrawn his offer to help so suddenly and unexpectedly ? 

MR DAVID LEVY withdrew his threat to resign as Israel 's Foreign Minister yesterday in a surprise deal that produced fresh tensions within the governing Likud bloc . 

For although executions before English crowds ended in 1868 , it was not until 1939 that France decided to follow suit and withdraw the scaffold behind prison walls . 

Talks with the Dutch went on , but although the Republicans withdrew their forces behind the new agreed boundaries there was no move to begin the plebiscite in Dutch-occupied areas : to the contrary , on 9 March an interim federal government was installed for their projected United States of Indonesia . 

The more conservative Viktor Chernomyrdin was voted in after Yeltsin was pressured into withdrawing his support for Gaidar . 

CHURCH leaders have withdrawn an invitation for the British National Party 's candidate to take part in a debate with his political rivals . 

Mr Aichi had had to withdraw his candidature for the governorship of Miyagi prefecture when it was revealed that he had been on the take . 

Then he began to find it impossible to withdraw his mind from a vision of this house empty , and of the rooms he would be returning to . 

In February the Soviet Union confirmed that it intended to withdraw its troops from Czechoslovakia and Hungary by mid-1991 . 

Yet , as she said it , she withdrew her hands from her pockets and folded them firmly over her chest . 

The Office of the UNHCR had decided to withdraw its representatives from Kurdistan in April . 

He found himself being introduced to Agnes , and managed to withdraw his gaze from one sister to the other and to make some rather incoherent answers to the Countess 's greetings . 

The contents of the paper apparently horrified some ministers and , under some pressure , Mrs Thatcher withdrew it from the Cabinet agenda . 

On 23 November , Pollitt and Campbell withdrew their support from the initial statement and were readmitted to their positions . 

Three Assembly members later withdrew their support from the motion . 

Iraq has refused to withdraw missiles from the no-fly zone in the South of the country with the expiry of the United Nations deadline just hours away . 

He was not entitled to withdraw the money in his account if he had obtained it by means of a false cheque . 

Rumours of lawlessness and factional fighting had increased since the government had withdrawn its troops in March and the BRA had made a unilateral declaration of independence in May . 

It calls on the Government immediately to withdraw the changes in the Petroleum Revenue Tax . 

Following the agreement , Spain withdrew its veto on a major initiative on the conservation of natural habitats . 

The southern African delegations withdrew their proposed compromise on March 10 , amid complaints of " conservation imperialism " and warnings that they would now have to confer with their governments on the question of remaining within CITES . 

Exxon subsequently withdrew guilty pleas to four misdemeanour charges relating to the spill , thereby formally dissolving the out of court settlement . 

Iceland says that when it resumes commercial whaling , as it intends to do , it will withdraw its objections to the cull grenade ban . 

HarperCollins has agreed to withdraw its objection to the import into Australia of Blinky Bill titles published by Twin Books UK . 

Zoe Baird has withdrawn her nomination as President Clinton 's Attorney-General after admitting hiring illegal immigrants to work at her home . 

Withdrawing one hand from behind her back , she held it up for inspection . 

By practice banks withdraw their callable funds with the discount house by 12 noon , but they may offer their surpluses to them up until the close of business in the afternoon . 

A total of eight candidates had originally been registered for the presidential contest [ see pp. 38768-69 ] , but one , Joseph Estrada , had later decided to withdraw his candidature in favour of contesting the vice-presidency . 

And Mary Reveley is now considering withdrawing the horse from today 's race . 

The court held that the accused represented that the bank owed him the money and that he was entitled to withdraw it . 

She withdrew the weapon , struck at its head and it staggered . 

These deposits are then frozen -- they can not be withdrawn by the banks . 

The government delegation was withdrawn following the news that a former minister , Argelino Durán Quintero , 76 , abducted by the EPL on Jan. 26 , had died in captivity of a heart attack . 

There is no need to withdraw your blocking arm fully as you reverse punch ; you probably wo n't have enough time to anyway ! 

He fumbled in the pocket of his pants , withdrew the saturated letter and stared at it in dismay . 

Ash privies were an improvement , as they were built above ground level and cemented at the bottom ; ash was thrown in at the front and the contents withdrawn through a door at the back . 

Unions bargaining with individual employers , or at industry level , sought to maximize the return to their members for working , welfare benefits being unaffected by the negotiations .

The Revenue only seek to charge the 35 per cent rate if the income of the non-resident trust has a UK source .

He had loved his younger brother with a fierce , protective love capable of showing no mercy to those who sought to harm him .

Heron shows in his article a deep sympathy with Braque 's work , which , incidentally , was a sort of painting he himself was seeking to practise at the time .

The tour is necessary , they say , to raise funds to create a safe environment for Barnes 's art -- funds they had originally sought by trying to sell up to $100 million in paintings .

If on the other hand , the stress is maintained , strain relief is sought by converting the excess free energy into heat , thereby stimulating the thermal motion of the segments back to their original positions .

Judith for her part sought security for Charles and herself in new alliances .

His reasons were all based on his search for Rectitudo in mind and will , as he had sought it for the past thirty years .

Sex symbol Bo -- who once appeared in a Tarzan film -- is seeking help for zoo animals left homeless after the destruction caused by Hurricane Andrew in Miami .

Instead , they sought strength for their socialist cause through allying the Soviet regime with the anti - imperialist struggles of Asia .

Seasonal workers do not have the security of full-time employment , since they must seek other means of support for part of the year .

The programme had changed : a collie dog was now gambolling about , apparently seeking aid for a distressed shepherd .

Maudie Mycroft could see she was wasting her time seeking sympathy from the women and she picked up her shopping bag .

The outcome of the vote had been determined partly by reports that Pakistan had sought ballistic missile technology from China .

The offer was immediately rebuffed , however , by one of the two big generating companies being created under privatisation , which said it would seek fuel from a wider range of sources , including imported coal .

If you suffer from a phobia , you would probably do best to seek outside help from a professional .

Employees of one local authority have not , however , been prevented in the past from seeking election to the council of another local authority .

The Division continues to actively seek new uses for the platinum group metals both through R & D programmes and marketing campaigns .

I should also mention the young Schumann , but then I have immediately to qualify : in his Symphonic Etudes , he consciously seeks an orchestral sonority .

Similarly , a migrating bird could be seeking a particular patterning of the stars or an instinctive orientation to the Earth 's magnetic field .

Mr Ashdown said he could be blamed for forcing a second election , but he was seeking PR because it was central to a coalition that would ensure a stable government .

Union representatives sought concrete standards because employers were often unwilling to discuss seriously the implications of operators ' complaints of fatigue and strain .

Mr Chris Spry , for the London Ambulance Service , said the army 's help was sought because crews were not using their radios to answer emergency calls .

In the following example the teacher has quite deliberately sought to initiate interest in the comparison of ages and heights , by arranging for older brothers and sisters to visit the group .

Assignments to important committees are thus actively sought by members of Congress , through their party leaders who allocate them .

On the other hand Mrs. T. quite clearly sought in all other respects to bring Miss T. up with a view to her becoming a Jehovah 's Witness .

In response to a petition by Knesset member Avraham Poraz , the court found that Sharon should have sought approval for the construction programme from the Knesset .

Mr Saville also admitted it was almost certain that his group would seek grants from the Welsh Office or the Welsh Development Agency for the reclamation of the site , which is scarred by toxic waste tips .

Colchester and North East Essex Headway , which is affiliated to the National Head Injuries Association , has been seeking larger premises for some time .

Third , the parties may have started with the contract or conditions of the party who is now seeking the protection of the UCTA against an exemption clause .

I 'm delighted to learn that his advice has been sought in the present enterprise .

This was its justification : ` All who make war seek through war to arrive at a peace more perfect than existed before war . "

The peace-makers of Europe sought in the Vienna Settlement of 1815 to reinstate the legitimise , dynastic principle rather than to give expression to the new political forces of nationalism and liberalism .

At the same time help was sought from France , which sent troops to the east coast .

European Community funding is being sought for the scheme to upgrade the city 's rivers and canals and nearby land .

In his day Wilson was very conscious of some of the injustices from which the weavers suffered , and through his pen he sought to champion their cause .

In A Theory of Justice Rawls seeks a method for rationally determining the principles of justice .

Jean Davies , who is also vice-chairman of the North Wales Coastal Forum , is now seeking support from council colleagues for her demand .

Inspired by Darwin 's cousin , Francis Galton ( 1822-1911 ) , the biometricians sought to provide hard evidence that a population subjected to selection pressure exhibited a measurable difference after a few generations .

While the party contains many who actively seek peace and reconciliation , it would be wrong to think of them in any sense as overcoming the basic conflictual components of bloc power in Ireland .

The number of people in the catchment area of the resource centre who now seek residential care has dropped dramatically .

However , it is quicker , more convenient , and produces social control more economically , to deal with a small number of organization leaders than to seek to achieve a dialogue directly with citizens .

Those few councils which sought substantially to exceed government guidelines were brought sharply into line .

If wide coverage is sought ( eg for a new Do-it-Yourself product or a new consumer banking service ) , then a television advertisement put out at a peak viewing time would be the most effective .

Far from co-operating , however , the Metropolitan sought to ` mislead , confuse and divert " investigators by , for instance , labelling objects from the Lydian hoard ` East Greek Treasures " .

He seeks consistently to mislead the people of Scotland about the reality of what he and his Government have been about in Scotland in the past 12 to13 years .

Later , apparently unseen by others , she dances through the betrothal party at which he is confronted by Madge , the Witch , who foretells that he will never marry . 

So reconcile this piece of French policy , if thou can , and foretell its consequences . 

There is evidence that a seer had foretold that , should Henry die without an heir , the earl would assume the throne . 

In the event , Wilson opted for the cosmetic exercise , but no one could foretell this in February 1974 . 

This act , as noted above , had been foretold of the Messiah by the prophet Zechariah . 

In fact , no one can foretell whether a given innovation will end up a big business or a modest achievement . 

As he foretold , thousands of Alpini lost their lives and never returned . 

The human waves were at an end , as Iraqi Defence Minister Khairallah had foretold in January . 

Try concentrating on squeezing your buttocks as tightly as you can instead . 

The technique involves the woman masturbating her partner to the point where he can not control his ejaculation , whereupon she squeezes the tip of his penis firmly between her fingers until the urge subsides . 

I killed her as surely as if I had stabbed her with a knife , shot her with a gun , squeezed her neck between my hands . 

She examined it for a moment , then squeezed it between thumb and fingernail and dropped it on the floor . 

Buddie snatched up Frankie 's hand , prodded the swelling and squeezed the purple bruises in his search for a break in the skin . 

I squeeze the bottle in my pocket , making certain it is there . 

He squeezed her hand in understanding , and walked her back to her car . 

The priest squeezed his temples with thumb and fingers of one hand as if trying to press away a headache . 

Spike grabbed both ants with his fingers and squeezed the heads until the bodies fell away . 

Having grabbed the idea of the airline with both hands , Branson was now trying to squeeze him out of the operation altogether . 

She shot him a black look and squeezed the water out of a bandage viciously . 

The letters were squeezed together so you could hardly read them . 

His arm went around her , squeezing gently , a reassuring , comforting gesture . 

He continued to squeeze and felt Ho 's body go limp under him . 

Place your hands on the lower part of your outer thighs so you can feel and see the muscle contractions as you squeeze . 

She took a fistful of her outside thigh and squeezed , making the flesh frown . 

` Sorry , " Michael said as our photographer 's head banged against the ceiling , which has an unfortunate bulge in it to accommodate the sun roof . 

Maddened by the limp rag doll banging against his legs , he veered to the left . 

Several other humans banged into him , almost jarring Masklin loose . 

Henry kept banging into the wooden props that held up the mill floor ; it was like being in a coal-mine . 

He did n't dare switch his light back on , and he banged into some shelves in the darkness . 

He could hear the pipes chugging and banging together and from below came the rattling of pots in the kitchen , and the faint smell of a freshly lit fire . 

The experience underlined for Cuckney the importance of having clear goals in a crisis and being determined not to waver from the chosen course of action :

Research has underlined the benefits of both participation and consultation in gaining the commitment of others to important decisions or organizational change .

The President underlined her determination to pursue the coup plotters by naming a former police chief , Alfredo Lim , as the new director of a greatly strengthened National Bureau of Investigation .

Most reports of this incident underlined Mrs White 's loss , or used her son as a metaphor for the ` death of hope " in a precinct riddled with drugs .

In October 1989 an Amnesty International report underlined the increasing use of the death penalty for drug-related offences .

The joint statement underlined the importance of good neighbourly relations between the two German states for the stability of Europe and their contribution to a ` new European architecture " .

The expression ` with any person " merely serves to underline this universality .

Taylor yesterday underlined the lighter mood in the England camp when he kidded journalists : ‘ I am afraid Gazza 's taken a bad knock and I 've drafted in Vinnie Jones … ’

Perhaps this simply underlines another of Rupert Hall 's points .

Such gratitude underlines the importance of merely giving older people our time , and listening to them .

These were underlined yesterday by the League 's decision to bar Owen Oyston , the radio station owner who has said he would be willing to back Knighton 's offer , from an interest in United .

She underlined her potential yesterday in the World Championships here when , though moving up a weight , managed to work her way through to fifth place .

It surely just underlines that Merseyrail is prepared to accept delays of up to 59 minutes .

The need to survive , which always dictates the moral standards of society , once more underlined the role of the women .

It also underlined the growing importance of the Royal 's UK banking operations .

Makhoul sometimes underlines this by not filling in some areas completely .

Brown underlined a populist stance by refusing individual campaign contributions of over $100 , and promised a crusade against what he called " the unholy alliance of private greed and corrupt politics " in Washington .

The backbenchers ' unrest was underlined by the rousing ovation they gave to Chancellor Nor-man Lamont at a private meeting yesterday .

The Wearsiders underlined their strength in depth by winning four of the five team awards in the North-East Championships .

Further differences between the stars were underlined by Schaffner .

Such tiny personal estates owned by eminent persons underline the initial impression of a thoroughly spartan standard of living in the North Country .

His appointment underlines the commitment with which harmonisation of relationships is being sought amongst those at Lord 's .

Sherrington underlines the statement that ` the brain is always the part of the nervous system which is constructed upon and evolved upon the ` " distance receptor' " organs ' .

Madonna underlined the material 's dark and dangerous appeal in her book , Sex , and designer John McKitterick 's back-zipped jeans helped wannabe sex kitten Kylie Minogue kick away her girl-next-door image .

It has also underlined the urgent need for sufficient Government funds to pay for a massive recovery programme .

What is more important , this result underlines the need for accurate & reliable domain identification .

In both cases prose underlines the distance between the conversational style of the courtiers and the variously absurd verse-styles of the inset play .

That clearly underlines the need for a change in the appeal court system to allow people to have their cases brought before the court without the necessity of a five-year campaign by friends and families .

His failures underline the difference between theatre and film direction .

Such figures underline how important it is not to forget the North-South divide amid the dust thrown up by the Eastern Europe upheaval .

It sounded rather apologetic and explicitly underlined that it was nothing to do with Bagshaw .

It has underlined that Third World nationalism may frustrate zero-sum calculations by the superpowers .

She dragged on a cigarette and wrote , as if words could change a thing . 

She dragged on her cigarette , listening for any movement from her husband behind her , and jumped as he walked round to stare out of a window . 

Dr Tariq saw the slackened jowl of the Colonel , he noted the way that the man dragged at the butt of his cigarette , his third , he watched the fidget of the man 's fingers . 

She drags on a low tar cigarette -- ` I 'm just learning to smoke " -- and wipes her hands on much-wiped jeans . 

With the advances of modern science , and the social changes induced by it , the people of the next century might find it difficult to understand our way of life .

These changes induced by platelet activating factor can be almost completely reversed by the pretreatment with highly specific and potent platelet activating factor receptor blocker , TCV-309 .

The lack of an appropriate exchange rate adjustment may well inhibit the ability of members of the CU to adjust to the changes induced by increased competition .

Also worth noting here is that Hankamer ( 1977 ) has put forward the possibility of competing grammars for a body of linguistic data as a force inducing syntactic change .

In this way normal healthy people may be tested without inducing any damage in their brain .

While it would be going too far to claim that social surveys such as these by themselves induced major political change , it would be dangerous to ignore their significant contribution .

High wages at some undefined earlier date had very possibly induced many Cornishmen to abandon husbandry for tinning .

The organism induces decreased acid secretion , at least in the early phase of the disease but this may persist for weeks or even months .

However , it is already apparent that resistance can be induced in insects relatively rapidly when they are exposed to toxin that has been expressed in plants or other organisms .

It is not clear whether the water contained some herb which would induce miscarriage if the woman were guilty and pregnant , or whether it worked simply by psychological suggestion .

She was admitted to hospital and the baby was induced because the doctors feared both Esther and the baby were in danger .

Of course , this should induce anaesthesia and a reduced impact when the ground finally arrives .

Trade creation induces a rise in imports and hence induces a deficit in the balance of trade .

Maggie , it quickly emerged , induced a turning of mood in the rest of them .

A brilliant book is ( roughly ) the expression of a brilliant person , but a sad poem is rather one which induces sadness in the reader .

There the random movement in aggregate demand leads to an unexpectedly high price and it is this which induces a rise in output .

The Soviet fixation-on Western-sponsored alliance formation in the Middle East induced great scepticism in the USSR towards regional plans for security coordination developed among the Gulf states at the beginning of the 1980s .

His age and status induced in me the normal mixture of deference , fear and cheek .

She might have had an unknown liver defect or the symptoms were induced by the drug .

The Malthusian of June 1914 estimated that 100,000 women a year took drugs to induce miscarriage , and there were suggestions at the time that there were few mothers of large families who had not attempted abortion .

In the light of these new data , we can assume this to be correct ; we may also assume that the extant Hotteterre flutes were made in Martin 's workshop .

He also made pieces for Tsar Peter the Great , and one of his apprentices , Benjamin Scott , later settled in Russia .

For instance , how long have people made compost in the garden , to put on Roses , and the like , using mown grass , and vegetable peelings ?

` Anne made this one , specially for you , Mrs Allan , " replied Marilla .

The most popular is reconstituted stone : this is made by bonding coloured aggregates together under pressure , to recreate blocks with one decorative face and end , in imitation of natural quarried stone .

There can only be one Creator , one God who made the earth and maintains it under divine control .

It had been made by a galactically known artist -- an ancient , smelly and mostly blind human living on a renovated asteroid near the Home System where Old Earth still spins .

Care should be taken when working with soffits made from any material containing asbestos .

These are sold in containers made of plastic , a material which environmentalists dislike .

On the shelves behind were stringed instruments made from wood , leather , and large , hollowed-out seed-pods .

It was customary to wear heavy iron or brass rings around their fingers , these being made by the mine smiths .

These had been made by the institution 's carpenter in the guardians ' time , and at their expense .

But it would not guarantee markets for products made out of old paper or plastic .

Ratners , the giant British chain of jewellery stores , have agreed to stop selling jewellery made with South African gold .

The matches are made of a wood so flimsy that it reminds me of the balsa with which I tried , unsuccessfully , to build model aeroplanes .

Part of the senior side had been landscaped to make an attractive outdoor work area with wooden table and benches made in the workshop .

Her clothes are made from rubber , plastic metal and any other kind of junk and often resemble either Russian wooden dolls ( matrioshki ) or astronauts ' costumes .

Perhaps some children would be able to make new ` clothes " for the family : things that fit .

My mother made beautiful clothes for the richest people and my father baked fine breads .

He braced the top of his head against a section of partly-demolished brickwork , and heaved with laughter , his face slick with tears , his limbs weak with the effort .

The goat may bleat loudly and persistently and may go off her food ; she may jump other goats or be jumped by them . 

The ` poor thing " raised its tiny naked head and turned its blind eyes towards the only comfort it knew , which was the austere flank of Stour , and bleated once more . 

The pup bleated weakly , and Privet dared at last to look at it . 

A very loud hooter started bleating frantically , and made Robyn jump . 

Innocent llamas and other wild beast roam the screen , helpless , bleating and afraid . 

The fog-horn , its sound now muffled by the houses , continued to bleat at regular intervals . 

It rarely speaks , though if frightened it may bleat like a goat . some occasionally have goats ' shanks and hooves as well . 

He was lifting up the lamb 's head , pulling on its muzzle to make it bleat . 

Then the pup bleated , and blankly Stour struggled on up the slope with his unfamiliar burden , his eyes filled with unwonted tears for what he had left behind . 

One is alert and quietly bleating : the others are lying crumpled in a heap of fluffy whiteness in the sunshine . 

The people were circumcised there , marked with God 's mark as members of his people ( 5.2-9 ) , and the feast of the Passover was kept there ( 5.10 ) . 

And in the eighth day the flesh of his foreskin shall be circumcised . 

FEMALE CIRCUMCISION UK , again produced by Louise Panton , reveals that despite the 1985 Act , young girls born and brought up in Britain are still circumcised , and in the most radical way . 

Although she was the dominant parent , she had made no attempt to do so until then ; Robin 's father remembered being circumcised after his father 's death , when he was seven . 

So complete was his disguise that he was circumcised before the journey . 

Again , all the boys are circumcised according to tradition , and we do not need to flash the penis to prove us to be nice , Jewish boys . 

Circumcision ( 4:24-26 ) : Moses failed to circumcise his son -- and God can not overlook disobedience , even in one he has chosen . 

This does not entirely square with the view that politicians are potentially too ` knavish " to make decisions of any importance , but it was , I suspect , near the mark . 

How does this square with another proposition that is sometimes put forward , that in Roman law trusts had to be set up in precatory words ? 

Better informed political opinion can seek to explain how this particular proposal squared with her underlying beliefs . 

I should be interested to hear how this consciousness can square with their proposal to instigate over 100 heavy lorry journeys a day from Wensleydale to Redcar instead of one train in each direction . 

In much recent talk about the Kingdom Jesus ' centrality has been overlooked , or refuge has been taken in the concept of his anonymous presence which does not square well with the New Testament Kingdom emphasis . 

It seemed to me at the time that this fact did not square with claims that the Bible was inerrant . 

One problem with the orthodox account is that it simply does not square with the facts about when and where riots happen -- and in particular , whereabouts in the prison system they occur . 

Political reality in England , as we have seen , did not exactly square with this European idealization . 

Apart from the Standard and Pantograph cars built in the Twenties , the rest was a motley collection of vintage designs , which did not square with Luff 's vision of a modern coastal tramway . 

The fact that the loan losses of the banks remain heavy will force the Norwegian government to agree to the merger which otherwise might not square with its normally tough monopoly considerations . 

As a one-way passage the model clearly does not square with the repeated movements between verse and prose that we find in Shakespeare . 

Nevertheless , as both Hume and Pascal recognised , a rigorous scepticism does not square with how we go about our daily business . 

I could n't permit someone of your abilities to moulder away in a backwater . 

The Kodak laboratories of my eidesis were being dismantled ; soon all that would be left was an out-of-order passport-photo-booth , mouldering on an empty station platform . 

They mouldered outside the casa , a-thirst for the gasoline which no longer arrived in Chiguana . 

“ They 're far too precious to our heritage for us to allow them to simply moulder away …

Athelstan had returned but his brother 's body still lay mouldering in some forgotten field in France . 

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There was no alternative now the bus was stopped and the passengers ' amusement turning to impatience .

The walls have turned a gruesome red-brown from the urine which has also eaten away at the wooden structure of one of the portals .

Above us the sky is beginning to turn from black to purple , and the walls of the canyon are faintly visible as immense dark shapes looming overhead .

So children turned from an asset into a liability and , in academic parlance , a ` demographic transition " took place as high rates of death and birth were replaced by low ones .

If foreign advisers do n't realise this , Hungary will be turned into a giant screwdriver operation , entailing massive lay offs and -- ultimately -- massive resentments .

They both realised their friendship had turned to love , but neither admitted their feelings .

The units have a built in prefilter to prolong the life of the reverse osmosis membrane and nuclear deionisation , organic adsorption , ultra-filtration and ultra-violet sterilisation and also available depending on the purity of water required .

Superoxide dismutase prolongs the half life of NO whereas oxyharmoglobin traps free NO .

Confidence was increasing that men , through foresight and effective action , could ameliorate their existence and even prolong their lives .

Another lengthy court battle would be a severe embarrassment for Mr Heseltine and prolong the Government 's agony over the mishandled pit closure programme .

The Spaniards were persuaded to prolong their stay , ostensibly to stay safe from the French , until secret arrangements had been made to seize their treasures .

That 's one which defines , while you are totally fit , whether you want your life artificially prolonged should you be struck down by an incapacitating illness or accident .

By separating the sodium bicarbonate from the other components , the shelf-life of the packets was prolonged .

She obviously needed him , and so the awkwardness must be prolonged .

This effect lasted up to four hours with a dose of 20 µg per animal but was prolonged for up to six hours with a dosage of 40–80 µg per animal .

Anti-viral drugs against HIV can prolong life in a person with AIDS ( PWA ) .

For instance , which of us has not prolonged an atmosphere of hostility by keeping the coals smouldering within ?

Resistance was prolonged from December to February 1947 when at length Sukarno secured approval for the change by putting his position to the test : if they refused , they must find a new president .

The nucleation time was prolonged from 1.5 days to 12.2 and 13.2 days after the addition 2.5 µmol of synthetic lecithins .

When he came to Rosa he prolonged the handshake for what seemed to her a long time , while looking into her eyes .

As seen in Table II these disaturated synthetic lecithins prolonged the nucleation time to 20 days as compared with four to six days with the monosaturated lecithins .

Pretreatment with L-NAME significantly prolonged the response to CCK-8 at all doses studied .

His mouth was close -- oh , God , so close ! -- almost on hers , almost caressing the softness of her lips , tantalising , tormenting , deliberately prolonging the indescribable ecstasy of desire .

A recurring comment was that some patients deliberately prolong treatment .

In Fig. 6.10 deceleration can be initiated by prolonging the excitation time of phases A-B- for approximately two step intervals .

Previously , companies in violation of rules on labelling were able to prolong negotiations over years .

There are several factors which help to prolong this period to perhaps three or four times that in the male .

Our understand of the quality of later life before this revolution in attitudes is severely constrained by the kinds of information which have survived .

Since HWIM 's grammar was far less tightly constrained than the finite state grammar used in HARPY , the system hypothesised a considerable number of words at the beginning of an utterance .

The important question is whether town and country planning has successfully constrained development in rural areas .

For some teachers , then , the presence of examinations seems to constrain them in their approach to classroom teaching ; it limits innovation and inhibits their willingness to explore new teaching strategies .

In the early decades of the century , evangelicals had been constrained by the fear of revolution .

Young women were not only constrained by their class position and by unemployment , but also by their male peers and by their position within the family .

However , a real plant will be constrained by the amount of already existing plant material and its needs .

Most are constrained by limited resources and by intractable domestic agendas that impede their capability to implement policy .

Erm some of which would be in the area of search but I think practically , for obviously drainage reasons , they would n't be a constraining factor .

This arises from the fact that unemployment or underemployment will reduce the household 's income and constrain the demand for goods .

The legislator may be constrained by the preferences of the electorate ( e.g. , through the need for re-election ) , but his goals may differ from those of his constituents .

In interviewing pupils and parents Roger is not constrained by the need to ensure that ` acceptance " of a place is conditional upon a future wish to leave .

Much anthropology has been written on the ways in which culture and social rules constrain women .

Allen looked as if he would have liked to have said more , but the presence of Meryl evidently constrained him .

` They institutionalise high cost structures and production patterns , they restrict flexibility and they constrain the innovative and enterprising producer .

At the weekends , we are no longer constrained by the timetable of our weekdays and we may have a fuller social life in the evening .

There is , however , some interest in the opposite extreme when the side-walls are very definitely constraining the flow .

That is , women are more narrowly constrained sexually than are men .

Professional codes of conduct will constrain individuals and ultimately the law will deter extreme interpretation of rules .

For example , a rigid body may have some of its motions constrained by springs , but two ( or more ) unconstrained ; it will then have two ( or more ) equal zero frequencies .

At any point in time a shortage of either labour or markets is likely to be the dominant factor constraining accumulation at the existing real wage level .

Then they are trucked long distances to toil on remote plantations where they are held prisoner and compelled to work at gunpoint .

Typically , a gardener sent surplus dates to the cities , or trucked onions from Tazarbu to Ajdabiya .

Believed to actually be A-24A 42-60817 , ( N9142H ) the old Douglas was trucked in from Seattle to Long Beach for some much-needed mechanical work .

You ruined your career trying to help a Jewish girl in Warsaw and yet that last night in Norfolk , you still tried to get Churchill . " 

One bright young man who some years before had been a ` star " pupil , and assured of a successful career in technology said he had ruined his chances by joining the demonstrations . 

Faldo ruined his chances with a 76 on Saturday -- and even a 67 on the last day could only put him in joint second place . 

` I suppose I 've ruined the bike on this grass , " she insisted . 

Many golfers give themselves no chance of playing well because they ruin the swing with a poor takeaway . 

` In a way , it could be said I 've ruined the valley by putting up these houses , " he said . 

What did break her heart , though , were the accusations that she had ruined the interior of one of England 's most distinguished houses . 

A simple adolescent embarrassment flamed her face : she had ruined her mother 's new , and pale blue , trousers . 

A girl who pummels a destructive little brother who ruins her toys and finds she is the one who gets into trouble feels hurt and angry . 

` I dare say he could be persuaded to convey letters from Ludlow to a certain damsel of my acquaintance . "

In 1898 the Great Western Railway conveyed 5,978 tons of broccoli from Cornwall , much of it going north via Didcot , Birmingham , and Crewe .

At the end of July the Great Eastern Railways conveyed 500 tons of green peas on a single day from the area around Maldon in Essex .

During the war , 74,311 loaded special L & NWR trains were run for Naval and Military purposes , exclusive of upwards of 16,000 special trains conveying coal to the Grand Fleet .

This stone was probably quarried at Maidstone and conveyed by river to the site .

On 5 May 1951 passenger services were withdrawn from Barnton although coal was still conveyed to Davidsons Mains .

The bacon was stored under the station arches on arrival at Paddington but the meat was conveyed to Smithfield .

In Ceylon it was discovered that mountain areas could produce fresh vegetables which could be conveyed from local stations to Colombo to provision passing ocean liners .

It had been a deep and tub-like pram , and they had used it to convey her from place to place long after she had been of an age to be confined in such a vehicle .

He was flying first class to LAX , where he would be met by a uniformed chauffeur who would convey him by limousine or courtesy car to the Pinnacle Trumont on the Avenue of the Stars .

A train service conveyed guests from the Bronwydd Arms station to Llwyfan Cerrig , where refreshments were provided .

Three days a week the Irish cross-channel boats brought over between 600 and 700 bales of bacon , requiring fourteen trucks to convey them to London .

It is remote , hard to reach , in terrain extremely difficult to travel , where beasts of burden would be virtually incapable of conveying any loads .

A line of security officials formed to hold back the crowd as it pressed forward .

Insurgents entered Zawiya and pressed into Gharyan , about 50 miles south of the capital .

As Darrow left the courthouse after the guilty pleas , an angry crowd pressed in around him .

Mortar rounds arched toward the U. S. and Iraqi forces as they pressed into the warren of houses , offices and apartment blocks that surround Haifa Street .

There is nothing to do but press ahead , the senses even more vigilant .

They bragged about their exploits in Gawthorpe and this , naturally , upset the villagers . 

LL Cool J bragged about how other rappers would be treated like his victims . 

He could n't wait to get back to the station and brag about how he 'd seen him . 

The young trendies of the soft right , like their Fascist counterparts of half a century earlier , bragged about not giving a damn . 

He was an attorney at law who , when he first began his practice , bragged , according to Gilbert 's Parochial History of Cornwall , ` that he would get an estate by the law one way or the other . 

“ I 've got through my grant plus £500 of my savings this term , ” bragged Chris Singh , a first-year communications and media student with no regrets . 

` We do live beginnings , live middles , live play-outs and live stops ! " brags Rob B , staling his space like a cross between Dave Wakeling , Catweazle and Joe Brown at mime school . 

People never bragged about their beginnings , only about what they had achieved , and never admitted it was through someone else 's sweat . 

Yet her father was being stupid , bragging about the business . 

And certainly not Rod , who likes to brag about his off-the-job exploits at the meat factory where he works . 

You did not brag about your fine friends then , Lord Montacune . " 

I know you 've been seeing my Josephine and I 've heard you brag about it , you cocky little bastard . 

Mr Major bragged about his opt-out from the social chapter , saying that it would attract foreign investment from Britain 's neighbours . 

I do not brag about what we saw , but on my return I was hailed as a great navigator and found favour with the Tudor kings . " 

The synopsis was , as Gould bragged to Jardine , ` very much approved of " , although Jardine himself still had reservations about the cost of the production and the lavish colouring . 

He must , however , find some way of persuading her not to brag to the other members of the delegation about his suggestions . 

` I f-f-f-found them , " Killion bragged , ` in a b-b-b-brothel . " 

A hardman womaniser , McAvoy bragged he could control his share from his cell . 

He remembered a piece of music he had been carrying around in his head for years and bragged that he knew a better tune . 

Silicon availability has McNealy bragging that Sun will have more multiprocessing servers out with customers by the end of this year than all the rest of the industry combined in the history of the world . 

Meanwhile , the company is bragging that it 's having trouble dumbing down the Alpha chip to make it slow enough to sell against the 80486 . 

He bragged that he needed a special licence to bring it on the bus . 

The immediate outcome was that I now had someone to take me around , and I used to brag a bit about ` my " Corporal . 

But while she was setting out plates , a tongue of fury ripped along her spine .

A PENSIONER was killed and her husband is fighting for his life after an explosion ripped through their home .

The loud , coarse voice ripped through the quiet air with shocking force , like a dagger through silk .

FAMILIES were evacuated after a gas blast ripped through a block of flats yesterday .

The black and white film was taken by a shop security camera just 20 minutes before two bombs ripped through the town 's packed shopping centre on March 20 .

Nevertheless there was much shouting and dashing about ; and enough enemy fire came ripping through the canvas hoods of the trucks and flinging up streaks of sand to make the scene very lively and noisy .

Lightning flashed , an enormous zigzag of it ripping across the sky , followed by a deep rumble of thunder .

Immediately a whirlwind of change ripped through Althorp as the new mistress endeavoured to turn the family home into a paying proposition so that the awesome debts the new Earl had taken on could be paid off .

All through the night it continued , and all through the night thunder boomed and lightning ripped across the sky in jagged white flashes .

As a massive explosion ripped through the plant , eyewitness Joyce Colgan heard a rumbling like a train which got louder and louder .

Bradford magistrates heard how an explosion ripped through the company 's premises in July .

'' A ragged line of storms ripped through one little town after another in Mississippi , Alabama and Georgia , destroying homes , churches and schools , burying hundreds in rubble , even sucking people out of their damaged houses and leaving one man dead in the branches of a tree . ``

A tornado ripped through Salt Lake City , killing one and injuring hundreds .

Edward in return undertook to renounce his claim to the French throne .

For the Palestinians and the PLO , King Husayn 's announcement was a tremendous victory , for he had formally renounced the claim he had refused to concede after Rabat in 1974 .

Suppose the lesson a spirit has chosen to learn in one lifetime is to renounce any form of violence .

Sir Patrick said the Government would be willing to open talks and pull troops off the streets of Northern Ireland if the IRA would renounce violence .

SRI LANKA 'S Tamil Tiger guerrillas announced yesterday that they had renounced violence and registered as a political party .

These were that one should be diligent in pursuing one 's religious calling ; that one should renounce material satisfaction ; and that one 's time should always be used constructively .

This was followed by an announcement on Nov. 8 from South Korean President Roh Tae Woo renouncing the manufacture , possession , and use of nuclear or chemical weapons .

It called on Libya to show with " concrete measures " that it had renounced the use of terrorist methods .

Baillie-Stewart had renounced his British citizenship before the war and applied for German naturalisation , a gesture which was to save his life in 1946 .

Speitel had reportedly renounced the armed struggle and was not associated with the hunger strike ; she was released on June 30 , 1990 , having served 12 years of her sentence .

But although he had renounced the world , he was as disgruntled as the other two about the watchman who would n't let them in .

Peking was not interested , but in 1979 Lisbon formally renounced sovereignty over the enclave , which is now officially a ` Chinese territory under Portuguese administration " .

On 19 March the major central banks renounced the commitment to maintain their exchange rates within a band of + 2.25 per cent with respect to the dollar .

Adenauer 's paternalism and his willingness to rehabilitate ex-Nazis who renounced their former beliefs were now questioned .

Each individual renounced his ideal of acquiring his father 's position for himself and of possessing his mother and sisters .

In 1957 , Britain renounced the production of chemical weapons and destroyed its chemical stocks .

Jourdain de L'Isle had already renounced an existing alliance with Bernard VI , count of Armagnac , in January 1289 .

Then came the Russian revolution ; late in 1917 , the new Soviet leaders renounced what they considered the czar 's unequal treaties and subsequently the Cossack officers were withdrawn from Iran .

He renounced his apprenticeship in 1858 and resolved to follow his eldest brother into the ranks of the Geological Survey .

When Herbert of Maine renounced his homage to Geoffrey of Anjou and recognized William the Conqueror as his lord , he received back everything from William ` just as a knight received it from his lord " .

The President wanted the United States to strike the Taliban , step back , wait to see if they got the message , and hit them hard if they did not .

The secretary said his instinct was to hit Saddam Hussein at the same time-not only Bin Ladin .

In Phase Two , air strikes and Special Operations attacks would hit key al Qaeda and Taliban targets .

But the only way to combine piety , cowardice , cynicism , and recklessness is to hit him from both sides .

There were clear signals , then , from the beginning of his time in power , that Deng would not tolerate serious dissent .

So , if you 're popping down a daily aspirin , keep the pop music down too . 

Consigned to the obituary column more times than he 's popped a pill or praised the Lord , Johnny Cash continues to confound critics and medical science by bouncing back every year with a new triumph . 

Turning back to the storm-rinsed windows and the dangerous electrical crackle of Darkfall lightning on the glass , he popped the pill and watched the water running down the glass in ever-increasing and mysterious rivulets . 

So he popped the lozenges when his sniffles hit --- and suffered a week with the flu , a virus that zinc is n't known to affect .

NEW YORK ( AP ) --- Actress Elizabeth Taylor popped pills like candy to cope with a marathon of affairs and marriages , according to a new unauthorized biography .

Louis Farrakhan , a radical American activist , attacked African leaders for living well while their people starved . 

People still starved , died of neglect and war , sought love and beauty only to be choked by hatred and ugliness . 

If there 's a drought , how that drought affects people so that they actually begin to starve from want of food . 

Animals would die of cold and thirst , food supplies would soon run out and most of the human survivors would starve or freeze to death . 

Pool Bank has its own ghost , that of an unfortunate wife who was walled up in a small room and left to starve to death . 

Before setting out she had buried her husband , two sons and a daughter -- all of them having starved to death . 

GUNG HO Captain ` Birdseye " was heading home from icy seas last night after his crew almost starved to death . 

Naturally we went to share our sandwiches with the robins , which were starving , but they were so unused to people they did n't seem to know what bread was . 

Bombs still go off , children starve to death and people are imprisoned for their thoughts , not their crimes . 

Urban foxes are used to scavenging ; they 'd probably starve in the countryside . " 

The current government must recognise that it can not continue to go down the line of an individualist anxiety- ridden state , of competitive individuals where the poor and disabled are left to starve on city streets . 

` I know some are n't well off , but a hundred years ago they starved on the streets . " 

Let me say finally , that it 's my intention that we should all starve together , or all survive together . " 

The window frames rattled violently and glass cracked with the sound of a pistol shot . 

The windowpanes rattled furiously , and spidery fingers of crepitating electricity twitched and danced over the glass once more ; again creating the illusion that the entire office block was somehow enmeshed in some monstrous spider 's web . 

The glass in the long windows rattled suddenly as a gust of wind battered them , and all the six candles on the round table guttered in the draught . 

They rattle and bash into each other , a whole long string of them . 

The wind in the gusts seemed directed straight at the small casement window , which rattled and banged . 

The porch door rattled as though someone were banging their fists against it . 

Now both dogs were fastened to the pipes by heavy chains that rattled each time they moved . 

Next day when the lock rattled she stiffened in fear and defiance , but it was neither of her parents . 

As I stood there clutching my ` Janet and John " , I could hear the typewriter clanking and rattling in the distance . 

The windows rattled , the walls shook , and the rain pounded on the roof . 

An " if you 'll pardon the liberty , ladies , I reckon I 'd shirk my duty if two pretty young ladies had come all this way special . 

But perhaps I am shirking my responsibilities by being here , in the police force . " 

The two other functions of a king he shirked : he did not lead his armies to war , anyway in his later years , and he did not provide an heir . 

He may not exercise his rights or he may shirk his duties , but he can not forgo them . 

My friend said , " Do n't you think you 'll be shirking your responsibility ? " 

No doubt this would be considered fashionable today but the thought of going out like that mortified me . 

Mortified by the twist in his sobriety , George decided to go the whole hog and join the Total Abstinence Society . 

The magazine 's executive editor Janet Chan said at the time that she was `` mortified '' by the error .

`` I would n't be able to accept that because , in reality , it is n't necessary and to think that you would give me that mortifies me . ''

The wind rustled lightly through the cottonwoods and willows alongside the Mattole , not 60 yards from Euclid 's peaceful nose . 

There was glittering blue mystery in his eyes , and his voice was lethally soft , like a snake rustling through dry grass . 

Laura sighed , lying back against the head-rest of the open sports car , closing her eyes as she relished the cool breeze rustling through her blonde hair . 

But soon , yes , she would have to take the telegram and walk to the shop and watch Enid fainting and Mother rustling out from behind the counter . 

Dr Jaffery rustled around the room , picking up books and looking behind cushions for his mosque cap before remembering that he was already wearing it . 

The best canned fish is further improved if it is steeped in olive oil rather than a cheaper vegetable oil . 

A chocolate ball made from delectable Belgian chocolate -- filled with Stilton steeped in port . 

Pour over 600 ml of boiling water and allow to steep for 10-15 minutes . 

People were very angry when Admiral Byng failed to attack the French at Minorca , and the decision to execute him for cowardice was exactly what the public wanted . 

SCOTLAND Yard is to probe allegations that British paras executed Argentine prisoners during the Falklands conflict . 

According to dissident and human rights groups , the Army had executed 17 men from the Issaq ethnic group on a beach near Berbera on Sept. 3 . 

An ancestor of Charles-Henri , called upon to execute Angelique Tiquet in 1699 for planning the murder of her husband , failed abysmally . 

Yet his emotions must have been sorely strained when , in 1585 , he had to execute his own brother-in-law . 

Since 1976 , when the Supreme Court re-established that the death penalty was constitutional , 13 American states have executed 121 people , and the number is on the rise . 

Peru 's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated in November that it was “ unacceptable ” for AI “ to say that the security forces have “ disappeared ” or … executed thousands of people … ”  

` You have to have that quality because unless you do when you are fighting an animal then it will execute you . "  

In January 1793 the King of France was executed by the Jacobins and in February the French republic declared war on England . 

Ogilvie had been executed for treason , but his real crime was refusing to acknowledge the king 's dominion in matters spiritual . 

Five men were executed on 9 October 1991 in Tunisia , despite President Ben Ali 's repeatedly stated personal opposition to the death penalty . 

The Supreme Court ruled by seven to two on April 24 that a condemned prisoner could be executed without any appeal having been undertaken . 

The government launched a "  people 's war "  against heroin and opium abuse in late June and executed a number of drug offenders . 

Saudi Arabia had executed more than 38 people convicted of drug smuggling in the past five years , a Saudi security official was quoted by Reuters as saying on Oct. 6 . 

That year she also published an account of a nineteen-year-old woman executed for arson . 

THE PRIME Minister yesterday ruled out posthumous pardons for more than 300 British soldiers executed for cowardice and desertion during the First World War . 

The sister of Derek Bentley , executed for his alleged role in the killing of a policeman forty years ago , has been given leave to take court action to secure a posthumous pardon . 

Oliver Plunkett was an Irish Jesuit executed for treason on July 1 , 1681 and canonised five years ago . 

Discord arose in England however , and Gaveston was excommunicated by the Archbishop of Canterbury and was eventually executed in June 1312 . 

Edmund Wyatt -- the person wrongly executed for orchestrating the assassination of the T'ang 's minister , Lwo Kang . 

First , the appalling Beria had been arrested at pistol point in the Kremlin and executed as privily as his victims . 

We crossed the market square , passing the makeshift scaffold where the bloody corpses of the men executed earlier still lay bound in dirty canvas sheets . 

His face was so tense as he held her and gazed deep into her eyes . 

With a hesitant smile she turned away from him , and sipped what was left of her champagne and gazed out of the window . 

Most of them went through the ritual of gazing about them with curious eyes in search of a familiar face among the crowds . 

In silence , Victoria Hamilton gazed across her children 's heads , thinking about their future . 

I nodded and gazed adoringly across the table at those dark , passionate eyes . 

All trainees gazed admiringly at the man who was paid to teach them . 

Settling himself in one of the big , shabby armchairs , Tug gazed suspiciously at the television screen and waited for a picture to appear . 

For a long time he gazed into the depths of the rice , muttering . 

And , as he smiled , he was gazing into the eyes of an extraordinarily beautiful dark-haired girl . 

Perhaps imagine yourself in a cosy armchair , gazing into a log fire , stroking the cat on your lap and sipping a glass of dandelion wine . 

Two liquid brown eyes gazed on them with mild curiosity , rising and falling with the pull of the waves . 

` So am I. " Heather turned again to the opening and gazed hard over the fields to where the spirals of smoke were rising behind the bushes . 

I rest my head against the bars and gaze through them as into a cage . 

Ricky gazed out of the window at stars as sleepless as himself . 

Julie Murchison stood on the platform of Berkeley railway station and gazed around . 

She had no idea what Roman 's sister was thinking as she gazed steadily back . 

He paused again and gazed over my shoulder and I wondered what was coming next . 

He leaned back in his chair , gazing over my shoulder at a picture on the wall . 

Slowly raising his head , he gazed over the shattered , bemused figure in his arms , to give Carole a beaming smile . 

A darkly florid officer with black moustache walked briskly through the debris , gazing round as though looking for someone . 

The child gazed up , fascinated by the beauty so slender and warm and bright above her . 

Cedric sank happily on to the tattered hearthrug at his feet and gazed up adoringly at his new master . 

She was right below her window now , gazing up those steep granite walls . 

The beauty had disappeared below deck now and Fernando was leaning on the handrail waiting for her and gazing out towards the harbour buildings . 

She changed her shoes , did her hair , dabbed her neck with Chanel and slammed the bedroom door . 

I 'm not here to be a dolly , dabbing his temples with eau de cologne and picking up his wife 's laundry . 

She dabbed her lips with salt water again and crumbled some of the roasted chicken neck into her mouth . 

I have pricked my first blister , squeezed out the fluid , and dabbed it with surgical spirit . 

Try to remember to put your jewellery on last when getting ready ; hairsprays , nail enamels and make-up could tarnish the gold and also you might catch rings on zip fasteners or earrings and necklaces on clothing . 

The man near the table snickered and rejoined his companions , snatching the sack out of Jack 's hand as he passed . 

She threw her arms round the horse 's neck and in return , it flicked its ears and snickered with pleasure . 

Hatch snickered , a touch of humour , responding well to Cowley 's cool cynicism . 

Smiling , snickering , he says ` If you like girls come down front ! " referring to some ` tasty " ` bird " already there . 

Some pimpled boy whose name she did n't know put one finger coyly beneath his chin and snickered , ` Oh , look , she 's blushing . " 

1 Heat the oil and butter together in a pan and when the butter has melted , toss in the beans . 

There would be potato scones for tea , split down the middle , butter melting in their golden hearts , and probably jam tarts , for Aunt Margaret was making pastry . 

They had always made toast in the winter evenings , stretching that long brass fork towards the log fire , holding each other close while butter melted and bread scorched to cinders . 

She may look like a fire-breathing dragon , but butter would n't melt in her mouth . 

Butter melted to liquid in half an hour if left out of the fridge . 

Remove the foil and cook for a further 50 to 10 min , until the cheese has melted and the trout is cooked . 

Stand the bowl over a pan of simmering water and heat very gently until the chocolate begins to melt . 

Stand the bowl over a pan of simmering water and heat gently until the chocolate begins to melt . 

Fairbanks found that when sea level first began to rise as the ice sheets melted , 17,000 years ago , it did so at a rate of about 4mm per year . 

When the ice melted the moraine was dumped as sheets of boulder clay ( clay mixed with sand , stones and boulders ) on the floors of valleys . 

When the ice melted some shallow lakes remained where boulder clay blocked old river courses . 

The short-term climatic fluctuations of the Pleistocene have resulted in rapid world-wide ( or eustatic ) falls and rises of sea level as polar ice has alternately frozen and melted . 

Scientists believe that if something is not done about this problem , glacial ice will melt raising the level of the sea and flooding vast areas of low-lying land . 

Outside the snow was already melting on the slate roofs of the houses . 

To keep the temperature low , a skylight in the ceiling had been opened a crack ; a few flakes of snow drifted about the room before melting . 

A spokesman for the National Rivers Authority said the city could face further problems if the snow on higher ground begins to melt quickly . 

Temperatures in the upper Tay valleys rose to an unseasonal 12C and in the high glens , millions of tonnes of fresh snow began to melt . 

Saalbach has been cancelled because the artificial snow at the bottom of the course has melted . 

During the later stages of accretion , at the very least , the outer 100 km or so of the Moon melted , large areas being molten at the same time . 

A snowflake touched the glass , stuck there for a moment then melted . 

The Moon , in contrast , melted almost completely soon after it formed but cooled rather quickly . 

Soldering must be carried out with great care , noting that most ties will melt instantly if touched by a soldering iron or molten solder . 

Why should the North American glaciers have melted so irregularly ? 

Plastic Lunch boxes , food storage containers , etc , may melt if stacked close to the heating elements . 

Even the classical certainties of laboratory apparatus present us with a mystery when we recognise that we do not fully comprehend how they arise from the quantum substrate of which they are composed .

The four Strauss songs are unremarkable as I have already inferred , but the Sibelius , Rangström and Grieg , the texts fully comprehended , are all given considered readings .

But none of them , may I say , has fully comprehended the reasons for the attitude France has adopted towards her neighbour .

One can scarcely comprehend a hand-chiselled stollen being taken right through to the water -- no drill holes to probe ahead and no explosives to blast the last few feet away .

At this point we go on to plant noumenal gardens that are not to be contemplated or comprehended by the understanding or conveyed in words .

This was not fully comprehended by everyone at the time , although Macmillan and the Treasury recognized it .

By the third day of our discussion , I begin more and more to comprehend how desirable it is that the civilization to which I belong should be utterly destroyed .

At first his tired dulled brain could not comprehend what had happened .

For only the first time , now , did she comprehend the nature of the stone from which the fortress had been constructed .

To comprehend the scale of the problem facing British prisons some statistics are necessary .

Mr. Winterbone had the capacity to comprehend the extent of the property to be disposed of and the nature of the claims of those he was excluding .

Third , it is submitted that maladministration is the only relevant ground for complaint in respect of basic valuations and that that does not comprehend the exercise of professional skill and judgment by an employed surveyor .

Realism aims to ` detect and understand the forces that determine political relations among nations , and to comprehend the ways in which these forces act upon each other and upon international political relations " .

Yet , much that they wrote then resonates as much today : it is simply that we do not comprehend it .

Unless one posits an inherent human tendency to comprehend the world in binary terms , one has to look for more sociological explanations .

Only then did she comprehend the implications of that great , obscene gap .

We act as if the anti-Semitism comprehended the Fascism -- which would be true only if all Fascists were anti-Semites ( they are n't ) , and if all anti-Semites were Fascists ( even less true ) .

And how many people can comprehend a George Harrison not even out of his teens when The Beatles had their first Number One ?

Recent research has shown that babies as young as 6 months comprehend changes in the direction of gaze of an adult as a signal .

It was so totally unexpected that she could hardly comprehend it .

It simplifies life so that the mind can comprehend itself better .

Nobody can really comprehend or imagine such a large number , and we just think of this degree of improbability as synonymous with impossible .

` I can well comprehend your daughter 's being upset but , I assure you , I would have given a great deal to prevent it .

Could it be an incident in a Masterplan that we do not yet comprehend ?

Equivalence relations are often more readily comprehended and also constructed in terms of the concept of partition .

The general questions which all these researchers address are : how are text built up , and how does their structure determine what a reader is able to comprehend and recall ?

A new type of knowledge , Said contends , must be produced that can analyse plural objects as such rather than offering forms of integrated understanding that simply comprehend them within totalizing schemas .

Urban life for him demanded a more human scale , a city like Durham or Bristol , a place that one can comprehend as a city .

Dear little folk , tiny , with thin high-pitched voices , they sup on toadstools and ` fairy butter " , the latter being a yellow fungus found in the roots of old trees . 

Snizort thought that this was probably the time of day that the Beastline enjoyed best ; supping at the long oak table , making plans to regain Tara , drinking spiced wine or mead . 

Of course , it was probably quite an ordeal for Humans to sup with giants , although Inchbad was pleased to think that they had all treated Fenella and the other two with courtesy . 

The homeless sleep up against the air vents of the great hotels , supping on the scent of hot fudge sundae and clam chowder . 

Indeed , I 'm not er sure that there are n't still members of both our organizations who believe that right now each of us is supping with the devil . 

Give it to me , Lori , or so help me I will go to the police and let you stew in your own juice . " 

He rather thought he 'd let him stew for a while ; with the murder investigation on , he could n't get far -- or he 'd be a fool to try , and Peckham was no fool . 

Serves 4. 450g ( 1lb ) good quality mature farmhouse cheese 1 medium onion 4 generous slices bread Preheat grill and toast bread lightly on both sides . 

Emily had turned towards the fire , holding the fork up to the flames , toasting a slice of bread . 

Toast the brioche hearts or circles until they are golden brown on both sides . 

Toast the muffin and put a tablespoon of the sauce on it , together with a drip of oil , some mozzarella cheese and all the rest of the ingredients . 

Viscount Althorp claims a national newspaper hired a firm of private detectives to follow them round-the-clock . 

The 31-year-old Canadian sprinter hired a Toronto law firm to issue a denial of the story in the Toronto Star . 

THE Department of the Environment has hired the security firm dropped by Belfast City Council to guard an important depot near Enniskillen . 

Thanks to Sybille two local women were hired to do extra cooking and cleaning on these occasions , when it seemed the concept of the extended family had turned the Ashleys into hoteliers . 

There was a woman hired to do what she felt was a wife 's job . 

Some Japanese parents have hired private detectives to ensure their child 's prospective spouse is not from the despised Korean community . 

In 1979 , singer Nancy Wilson hired him to open her nightclub act . 

The Twiggs hired a private investigator to find their real daughter . 

Developers hired murderers to exterminate Indians while in the coastal cities a pro-Indian movement gathered strength and by 1910 an ` Indian Protection Service " was formed . 

Castro has swallowed his doubts and hired Valenzuela as a cook in his small restaurant . 

To this end , she hired two young graduates as her personal assistants , who were to live at Rhydoldog . 

After all , I hired a servant at Richmond to discover where Mistress Hopkins lived . " 

So , they 've hired you for thirty pence a mile to do their roadwork for them . 

“ We have hired six lawyers from different countries and sent an appeal to UEFA . 

She hired a hit-man from Le Havre called Bruno Dassac , once a member of the Zemour gang , and paid him about £14,000 to do the job . 

` Anybody who would hire a waitress without an ounce of experience must be something of a saint , " Charity agreed . 

Mr Bevan said Allen hired the two youths by promising them £100 and giving them an extra £10 to buy petrol . 

Denver , Colorado-based Unidata Inc has hired Allan Snell , former director of Intel software marketing at SunSoft Inc , as vice president of marketing . 

And I hire every member of the staff — I can smell a wrong 'un a hundred yards away …

Patrick has been hired by an obnoxiously trendy mismated publisher . 

He was initially hired by the Oxford Mail , then began to concentrate on sport , and the rest is history . 

Leith 's catering company has been hired to look after the Press at the stadium , which has been booked for three weeks . 

Porters must be hired to move any amount of fish , however small , and minders paid to look after customers ' trucks . 

Miss Schuett has been hired to travel with Capriati throughout the summer , with a particular responsibility for helping the teenager shed some puppy fat before it becomes a lasting problem . 

He had hired George 's son , Keone Downing , as his coach in Hawaii . 

Big Lou hired John Surtees and offered him the whole of my £27,000 budget for drivers , leaving nothing for Jackie Oliver . 

` I 'll hire you as part-time cobbler and van driver , right ? " 

This cash haemorrhage intensified after 1982 , when the society hired as its director James Bell , a genealogist now demonised as the administrator most responsible for the institution 's demise . 

The suspected assassin , José Sales , who was arrested later , was believed to be a professional gunman hired by local landowners who had been blamed for the murder in 1985 of his predecessor Joao Canuto . 

I still remember the names of some of the men we hired over the years -- there was Billy Lockie , Mark Dent , and an Irishman called John Boyne . 

Over at East New Houses in Baldersdale the youngsters they hired were regarded as family . 

She stopped abruptly , perhaps fearing that she was boring me . 

Second , this was not a person who bored everyone by overearnestness . 

French and Ukrainian , mathematics and chemistry bored him to the point of insanity ; only in music and English could he hope to get decent marks . 

As a lover , he had bored her , but she liked the idea of his having to steel himself to visit her in the filthy venue she had chosen for their affair . 

I always found this kind of slick psychoanalytic one-upmanship irritating , but I never attempted to defend myself , because I am bored by argument and discussion of any kind . 

Well , I was bored by the whole of presentation as far as television was concerned because I think television is bound to be superficial . 

If your child finds reading difficult , do n't provide books aimed at younger children because he may be bored by them even though he can understand them . 

1988 The fact that Diana is bored by Charles 's polo obsession is now common knowledge and , significantly , the kiss on the mouth has now been reduced to a mere peck on the cheek . 

Perhaps they were bored too , but whatever the reason the Met girls were always in trouble for one reason or another . 

The thing with Minneapolis was that everyone was bored to tears , so we just made a scene . " 

Big fellow with a Jimmy Edwards tash and a red face , swaying slightly as he bores all around him with a pack of lies about his past . 

Other people 's lives bored him and he became sharp and irritable on the one occasion Lucien tried to impart some interesting snippet of information Azmaveth had told him . 

We had friends who waited two days in Sorata before getting transport to the Ancohuma base .

` Our fans have been waiting a long time for a game like Sunday 's .

Delaney patiently waited while the operator re-established the link .

Twenty or thirty thousand people were kneeling down facing westwards , patiently waiting for the final prayers of Ramadan .

After positioning the wad in my cheek I sat around waiting for the hit , feeling smug with my new-found anthropological skills .

So we stayed where we were and waited with apprehension to see what would happen .

He waited with her for eight hours at the Northampton car park .

Some patients do not even get the chance of surgery because they have waited too long .

After all , in a way , he had waited most of his life to discover what could possibly be in the envelope he had now inherited .

Nicandra waited breathless for " Come in " to sound , before running to Maman 's bed for the first kiss of the day .

He waited a very long time before saying , ` Talk , talk , talk , a man ca n't get a word in edgeways . "

Doctor Teesdale waited a little while , but no more sounds came from the receiver .

It has been well received and customers are having to wait two hours for a table on Saturday evenings .

For example Ms X was rehoused , after waiting 13 years for a transfer , from a notorious council estate to a comfortable semi-detached house just outside Southall .

Hammers are now waiting for a work permit for the 27-year-old , who won 18 caps for what was formerly Yugoslavia .

Now she was waiting for the food to reach her at the rapidly expanding camp .

Sure , I miss having a place to settle down , but it 's better than waiting to get dammed . ''

Malaquez was not prepared for me to react so quickly , or perhaps he waited too long for an expression I would not have , a gesture I would not make , a poignant moment of repentence , wonder , despair , or love .

I realized that Rachel had disappeared without leaving a clue and I had no way to do anything but wait for her to show up – which , if she were in a situation where I should be doing something , would probably be never .

They were quickly admitted to the house , while Noir and I had the pleasure of waiting outside in the brisk November air for another twenty minutes .

I know that , and I 've always known that ever since I found him waiting for me Christmas Eve night .

Standing aaround waiting for the killers ' openers --- already getting second hand smoked .

Personally , I 'm waiting for someone to make Pirate Zombies v .

I would also like to let you know that am hoping this fund would not take much time before it is transferred as I ca n't wait to go back to school .

I did take a look-see already - ca n't wait for `` mid- 2009 '' !

There was a wooden chair , where she sat me down and asked me to wait .

waiting at the metro to get my phone which I left in my Mom 's cousin 's car .

I ca n't wait to get Alzheimer 's so I can watch Buffy again like it was the first time .

wasting time waiting for Victor Kelly complaint of racial discrimination at the British Red Cross .

The chief clerk and two bank messengers were waiting by the automobile with written calls for help from the office .

There were people waiting in the room ; strange people , only like those Mr . Thorndike had seen on ferry-boats .

She smiled , then crossed the room to join me by the window , not waiting for an answer .

installing lots of apps on my Facebook profile Resting my heels by crouching amid standers , as we wait in the foggy Greek Theatre for The Arcade Fire .

Do n't they know the other people in the lifts have better things to do than wait for them ?

I waited , and drank a glass of MorningAfter and three cups of coffee , and wondered whether our affair could survive the events of the night , and whether I wanted it to .

Not able to do anything else but wait , the Lone Ranger returned to the bar to finish his drink .

SAMUEL PERKINS ( moving from the door to his desk ) Sorry to have kept you waiting for so long .

WILL TURNER : Well , we ca n't just sit here and wait then , can we ?

waiting to get my hair cut by my trusty dresser luigi why has nobody proven that dolphins evolved from wolves ?

We should not delay the public health and environmental benefits from reduction of these emissions while we wait for consensus to develop on CO2 .

Curious about its depth they threw in a pebble and waited for the sound of it striking the bottom , but they heard nothing .

These collectives are not waiting for change to happen : they 're creating it through small , positive , peaceful actions .

Making dinner , watching football and waited to see if anyone makes scrabulous moves Reading up on lightroom .

People became excited and waited for the mills to reappear , but they never did .

While waiting for it to hit bottom , a goat suddenly darted between them and leapt into the hole !

Buy a $100 house in Detroit , and you get a lifetime supply of sleepless nights : you 'll spend the next several years waiting for burglars and arsonists , murderers and crackheads to break in the windows .

When we got there , another pale servant was waiting for us with a box of dark stained wood .

waiting for someone to sponsor me for the London To Brighton Bike Ride !

This is more like a compulsion , a beast that lies waiting in the dark for the perfect moment , then leaps and takes ahold of me , screaming out through my quill . ''

JEFFERY CLARK ( CONT 'D ) ( recognizing MALCOLM ) Wait , are you Ian Malcolm ?

3:26 to 6:29 social discussion while they wait for PI to arrive .

Rather than sit back and wait for their jobs to be snatched away , the workers and local union members in the mills fought long and hard to be able to keep the factories open .

If all you 're looking at is 1 or 2 content categories maybe it looks like they 're dead , but they may be flourishing elsewhere , and like a virus they 're just waiting for a new host to carry them to the mainstream .

Obama promised Friday that the remaining 40,000 U. S. troops would be " home for the holidays , " fulfilling a campaign promise but also acceding to the reality of a depleted treasury and overwhelming American public opinion .

" I have n't spelled that out for them , but I would be very surprised if they were surprised by what we did to fulfill that commitment .

But more than anything , the repercussions of that single American death fulfilled a commander 's promise in a way that gave his soldiers a measure of grim satisfaction and a sense that they were somehow more secure .

The one who volunteered had to fulfill the request or live in shame the rest of his life .

Funeral plans have not been finalized but , to fulfill a wish he expressed to his wife , his family said he will be buried at Riverside National Cemetery .

The scaled-down proposal would allow President Obama to say that he has fulfilled his pledge to end U. S. involvement in the Iraq war and bring home most American troops .

Once a pariah , Kadafi fulfilled a long-anticipated coming-out on the global stage with his U. N. speech .

His replacement , Essam Sharaf , received a warm welcome when he addressed the crowd , promising to aggressively fulfill its demands .

A Freedom of Information Act request filed July 6 by The Times , requesting the investigative report and other documents , has not been fulfilled .

This article discusses these issues and proposes a framework for comprehensive assessment with older people and their carers , derived from development work with social workers in a number of local authorities . 

The article further discusses the various techniques used in remote sensing , in broad categories photographic and electro-optical . 

A welcome book which discusses the subject frankly is published by Age Concern . 

Books discuss the theories of learning , the psychology of teaching and study , and the practical methods of applying these criteria to the student 's circumstances . 

Chapter 1 discussed the criticisms of this kind of approach and the available research evidence . 

His longest and most penetrating chapter discusses the event of his mother 's presumed suicide in 1912 . 

Chapter 2 discusses in some detail the implications of the SEA for EC integration , and the potential aggregate economic benefits that might accrue . 

The effect on the clarity of criteria descriptions of aggregating scores is also discussed . 

The advantages and disadvantages of very finely grained criteria are discussed in the next section . 

In this section , however , I want to discuss the rather different possibility that some changes are essentially random . 

In the third section , Hawkridge discusses the issues arising from the work reviewed in the previous part , revealing many problems and constraints . 

Section 3 discusses ways in which we validate our model using theory consistency checks and a statistical diagnostic test . 

The section on matching discusses the application of this concept . 

This research gave rise to the school of ` contingency theory " which is discussed at some length in Chapter 6 . 

As these broader functions are of importance in a theory of language change , I shall discuss them briefly here . 

Although the topics discussed in this chapter are diverse , none can be lightly dismissed as a significant agent of environmental change . 

The role of the law in constraining and shaping responsibilities in families is an important topic in its own right and I discuss it in chapter 4 , using the Victorian poor Law as a key example . 

The pattern recognition process will be discussed here briefly . 

The properties of black holes possessing some angular momentum are discussed briefly in Section 9.2 . 

Predation will be discussed in detail in Chapter 2 , and the modifications by which predators may be identified will be described in Chapter 3 . 

The arrangement of given and new elements is discussed in detail under information structure ( section 5.1.2 ) . 

Although they are discussed here as separate issues , tourism , recreation and sport are not mutually exclusive . 

Romaine ( 1982 : 177--82 ) discusses Bickerton 's data at some length , reevaluating his criteria for scaling variables . 

Only the first two of these problems are discussed fully here . 

The special position of the chief constable has been discussed in Chapter 4 , but there are other officers whose position grants them a degree of independent authority . 

In Mythologies Barthes discusses advertisements for Omo and Persil in terms of the connotations they invoke . 

His insight , however , was achieved in a theological work discussing the relationship between ` spirit " and air . 

This has been discussed by Mosimann ( 1985 ) in relation to ski piste construction in the Swiss Alps . 

The origin of the tungsten mineralisation is discussed by Beer and Ball ( 1987 ) . 

The use of enzymes in synthesis is discussed but biotechnology is not covered . 

Some of these are discussed in the conclusions to this chapter . 

The role of the clinical teacher has been discussed in the previous chapter . 

Against this background she discusses the emergence of alternative theorization of research initiated by black sociologists , academics and professionals in the USA . 

Melossi discusses the ` roaring twenties " and notes that ` an attitude of leniency , indulgence and experimentation with newer methods and reforms permeated the whole society " . 

Discuss one or two poems by Tennyson which illustrate the ways in which he expresses emotion . 

The relation between these elements and terms , and the lyric poem , is then discussed . 

From the passages on servants discussed above , the description of work can be judged one of the major concerns of the poem . 

The principal directions of movement discussed below are indicated on map 5. 1 . 

In the same booklet , the performance of the ` bad player " is discussed . 

If he so much as bruises a finger without good reason , I 'll come for you . 

Sometimes , he knew , she would bruise herself with a rock to get morph-plus out of him . 

She had grabbed his arm , hard enough to bruise it , and she was staring wildly at him , as though she meant something quite different . 

The Super 7/K sleeps up to seven so it is also ideal for family walking holidays .

The apartments are comfortable and spacious with kitchenette , private bathroom and balcony and sleep 2 , 3 or 4 .

Larger rooms sleep 3 people comfortably and there are also some single rooms available .

All the one bedroomed apartments sleep 2-3 people and have private bath , shower , wc , lounge , equipped kitchenette and balcony .

All the comfortable rooms sleep two and are of a high standard with private shower and W.C ; most have a balcony .

It used to be a couple of coastguard cottages but has now been converted and sleeps twenty five in twin bedded rooms .

These simple studios sleep 2 people and all have basic cooking facilities , bathroom , WC and balcony .

She said yesterday that the three-bedroom property was capable of sleeping five people comfortably .

Each apartment sleeps 2-3 ( the third bed being a sofa bed in the lounge ) and each has its own fully equipped kitchenette , bath/shower and wc , as well as a balcony .

We have apartments sleeping 6-7 , 4-6 , 3-5 , 2-4 and studios sleeping 2-3 .

We also have apartments with private facilities , balcony and separate kitchen which sleep two or three .

The accommodation in La Penita consists of apartments which sleep 2-3 people , and are fully equipped with kitchenette , private facilities and either balconies or terrace .

There is a full sized double bed plus a comfortable bed settee which will sleep two children .

` You 're mad , you 're crazy , you 're insane , " hissed Jessica . 

She hisses her disapproval , then snatches up the denims , and digs the key from one of the pockets . 

From time to time she hissed instructions at teachers or senior girls . 

` I tell you it went down that last passage on the right , " hissed Kring in a voice like the scrape of a blade over stone . 

She hissed at Ariel to make him leave , and Ariel would wave him to keep his distance ; Jack did not mind . 

` It 's two and a half guineas ! " she hissed at Louise , who could tell that she was genuinely appalled . 

The women were starting to wail , when he hissed at them to be quiet . 

` Listen , " he hissed as the porter walked on oblivious to what was happening behind him . 

Arabella Buckley hissed out the words , but Sven Hjerson thought it very likely they had been carried by the sticky breeze as far as the couple in the prow . 

` It 's like talking to a robot , " Graham hissed then glanced at Jenkins and Laidlaw . 

Wherever she was the telexes would clatter with instructions for Moira based on either what she had seen or read . 

A massive , antiquated fan whirred and clattered in the corner of the office , turning on its metal stem , examining them one by one . 

Two of the men flung themselves down on a bench , scabbards clattering , while the third strode forward , kicking Isabel 's abandoned bucket out of his path . 

Translucent shapes undulated through the jungle , glimmering in the sunlight : the only life the Lucifer System had so far offered up for study . 

Some couples dodge the whole issue of fidelity ; they feel uncomfortable talking about it . 

` Julia Hailes and John Elkington have dodged the big issues , " says Sandy Irvine , author of Friends of the Earth 's discussion paper Beyond Green Consumerism . 

The problem is that the Labour party dodges all the important European issues because its conversion to the EC is not so much skin deep as ruled purely by expediency . 

You could rarely get a straight answer from any of them , they 'd been dodging questions about his father for so long ; evasion was a way of life with them . 

Without exchange controls , goes the standard retort , commercial customers could easily dodge such controls by borrowing from abroad . 

The Evening Standard of 20 May this year published an excellent critique of advertising and the ways in which the tobacco industry had dodged bans on advertising . 

Forewarned , we dodged a conversation about ` political prisoners " ; just as well , for his face was black with preparatory anger . 

Linda was intelligent enough to recognise when a question was being dodged . 

But LibDem leader Paddy Ashdown says Major has reneged on assurance in 1990 that ministers were not dodging an arms ban . 

But the idea of a tax as some kind of entry ticket for citizenship was always a nonsense : too many are able to dodge paying it .

You 've managed to dodge meeting the boys at the sharp end of this exercise for far too long .

Some people become ` procedure police " at meetings ; they dodge joining in discussion of matters under consideration by constantly raising ` points of order " .

Next to it squatted a young girl about fifteen or sixteen years old . 

The open space in the middle had been carefully brushed and in its centre squatted two men about five feet apart ; by their sides stood two cages , each containing a pair of birds . 

Beneath the boards on which the men squatted the matter froze hard and solid . 

Beggars and bank managers squat side by side in a battered , broken office block , in a barn in the field next door and beneath sheets of plastic and bits of wood knocked up into makeshift shelters . 

We were squatting cross-legged on the floor of the mission house at Nyaung-ngu , half a dozen priests and a dozen men and women teachers . 

It was Cheeks -- dead Cheeks -- squatting nude , snorting a line of zooper-blast from her pocket mirror , talking to someone in the bedroom . 

Nicandra 's little Nettie stayed behind too , she scuffled around in the undergrowth alert for game of any sort -- a blackbird squatting low , or a rabbit with fear in its silly eyes . 

He looked into his tent at the two dark cowled figures squatting there . 

Benjamin stuck his tongue out at Peckle 's back , cleared a space on the floor and squatted there for at least half an hour sifting through the contents of the sack . 

I was squatting there , contemplating my future , when suddenly the door burst open . 

A watchman squatted at the entrance of one , but he was asleep , and might as well have been a statue . 

The Midnight Destroyer sits at your right elbow whilst the Lord Satan squats at your left . 

The second helper should squat at the person 's knees and put one arm under the upper thighs and one under the calves of the legs . 

Meg was squatting at the top of the stairs , her hands clutching the third and fourth struts tightly , her eyes wide , filled with fright . 

I had fallen asleep , squatting behind a buttress of the church of St Nicholas long after curfew , my lips blue , my teeth chattering with the cold . 

While his retainers squatted noiselessly behind him , the Tominah advanced to the edge of a rock overlooking the pool by about six feet , closed his eyes and opened his betel-nut-rouged mouth . 

One helper ( the tallest ) should squat behind the person and raise their shoulders slightly . 

The taxi driver was squatting by one of Bonefish 's gateposts where he surreptitiously smoked a cigarette . 

She made out the shape of Caro squatting in the armchair , rigidly still . 

In a side street a vegetable seller , squatting in the shade of a wall , offered fresh produce . 

The big cat climbed stiffly down off the desk and squatted on a box of cat-sand under a corner table , staring straight ahead with a sublime conviction that it was invisible . 

Finally he broke away and went and squatted on his haunches by the stream . 

It 's extremely hard to explain why you are squatting on his lawn with your pyjamas round your ankles . 

She saw a young man squatting on a rucksack , eating a bar of chocolate and looking at the board . 

About two hundred warriors were squatting under some of these trees and more were hurrying to join them . 

There were no roads direct from the station to where the world began , but the carriage drivers , squatting over their breakfasts , directed us to an abandoned railway line which cut across country . 

Walking up from the main road we passed the camel drivers squatting round their early morning fires . 

Thessy , squatting nearby as he waited for his father 's permission to join the conversation , looked up as a twin-engined plane howled low overhead . 

He crossed to where she was squatting and hauled her to her feet . 

Ratagan cocked his head to listen to the race of the wind outside that creaked the rafters . 

After this time D2 should start to flash once every two seconds .

He should believe in her character , and not object to a past action she could not avoid .

It was not over then however , as the soldier said that the rest of us should continue until we had also burst our balloons .

Councillor Norman Murray said that the signal to unsocial tenants should be quite clear and had to be backed up with swift and firm action .

There is , in general , no consensus on the standards which should apply to the granting of such degrees , the course contents , or the proportion of taught course content relative to research content .

Lewis bowled a few inswingers , and Malcolm sometimes got a sizzling short one on line , but with care there seemed no reason why Pakistan should not build a formidable score .

The dealer would also imply that the client should come out of the new Rolls Royce issue immediately .

A group should be organised to take charge of these presentations , representing a range of skills , and preferably including someone with some knowledge of communication theory .

If a cheque is lost this should be cancelled by the drawer , as soon as possible .

In his opinion African journalists , who often looked enviously at those in Europe and America , should understand why conditions were different at home .

Boards should be positioned in storage so that air can circulate freely around both main faces .

As already mentioned , after puberty a girl does not stay long in her natal home . 

There is a cost to others incurred by the old person 's decision to stay at home . 

All the way through school , my mum used to go away for a fortnight 's rest during the summer and I would go and stay in one of the various holiday homes for disabled children . 

A Brother Brush friend of JTR 's was staying in the Lewis Hotel . 

A late morning direct flight takes you to Kathmandu where you will stay at the Oberoi Soaltee Hotel for 2 nights . 

She had stayed a few days in a cheap hotel near the Bristol docks , too bruised mentally to contemplate going anywhere . 

Two weeks ago in Yugoslavia , we stayed overnight in a private house offering bed and breakfast accommodation . 

Guests stay at the environmental centre in guest house accommodation . 

Robert Montague was staying at a friend 's house in Cornwall one long , wet weekend in early December when he realised the moment had come to strike . 

I was terrified of anyone finding out , especially since the girl I had met stays in the same place as me , very close by . 

If I stayed in Athens I could go to places from there , I thought . 

Richard is often afraid we are staying in the wrong place , have chosen the wrong country for a holiday , are , in some way , missing something . 

Toss had decided to stay the night at Geoffrey 's place because he considered that the watchers might smell a rat if he emerged with his pram only half an hour after entering . 

A glance through his working diary for 1979 shows how frequently Prince Charles stayed at Broadlands , the Mountbatten family seat , ostensibly for fishing and shooting weekends . 

All guests staying at the Hotel Maas are entitled to make use of their special hotel limousine service . 

That was the secret she had always had to keep and had never confessed , not even to the Irish priests who stayed secretly at Roscarrock Hall . 

They stayed in Colincamps for two more days before moving off towards the front line . 

There was n't room for her to stay in the flat with the three other girls so they decided that Katrine should stay in Piazza Pitti in Debbie 's flat . 

In the 18th century Welsh and Irish painters and poets of note on their way to London stayed in the Port of Bristol . 

We have been able to resume many former activities and look forward to going to France again , as we have done a number of times , and stay in a tiny village in the mountains of Provence . 

He knew that he had somehow to stay here on the headland , to keep always in view that monstrous building which dominated his imagination as it did his view . 

She had other questions but Stan chose not to be sidetracked from the serious business of telling Oliver he could not stay on the premises after all . 

Melanie was to stay with her aunt in the shop , that day , to learn the prices of things and where things were kept , once the pots were washed . 

I saw the virtue of her advice most clearly when I stayed with a girlfriend a few weeks ago . 

I stayed with Robert Fraser for some years and it all ended with Robert going to jail on the famous drug bust with the Rolling Stones . 

It meant only that one had to stay inside the school and stroll through the grounds a couple of times . 

When she recovered , she was invited to stay for a while at Thrushcross Grange . 

In fact , the King 's staying just outside Zenda now , " she added . 

At first , Noreen and Rosie stayed at , their brothers flat , and then at a friend 's , but they were n't very happy there . 

The following week , both these boys managed , with the help of those they were staying with , to send cards to their mother . 

But they criticised the owners for allowing a young looking 13-year-old to stay without making any checks . 

It was not because he would be embarrassed if Mrs. Hennessy knew he had a girl staying there , he told himself . 

On Monday they had lunch with Mrs Eckersley at the Hotel Continentale , where she was staying . 

Paul Hickson was arrested on Thursday and quizzed about alleged offences in a previous job at Swansea University . 

After the complaint , he was summoned to London and quizzed by Mr Justice Waller , presiding judge for the north east . 

And for five minutes I quizzed this wretched bird without getting a single chirp out of it . 

During a previous cross-town cab-journey , the band quizzed the driver about his car 's air conditioning -- an absolute necessity in this blistering heat . 

Audiences might like to quiz him about his favourite sporting moment . 

My daughter , my grandkids hurt , and you 've been quizzing me about some job years ago that did n't even involve me ! , 

I 've quizzed him about the noise , but he says he 's never heard it -- well of course he has n't , he 's fast asleep ! 

We bought him and his friends a drink which gave him a chance to quiz us on our movements for the next day . 

Members also quizzed the trio on the issue of widespread job losses in agriculture , estimated at 250 a week nationally . 

The next day he started quizzing Tom on the possibility of setting up a pig-farm where the object was not to produce meat , but milk and cheese . 

He is a keen observer of political life and quizzed me at great length about the impending British general election . 

DETECTIVES hunting the killer of Rachel Nickel flew to Italy yesterday to quiz a gravedigger who worked near the spot where she died . 

It worked and for the next half hour she was able to quiz the woman whom she saw as having stolen her happiness on every aspect of her life . 

Herr Nordern was quizzed by the entire staff but stoically maintained that he knew no more than anyone else . 

Mr Tree was quizzed by detectives trying to discover how much of the drug she had taken . 

A CLEVELAND aid worker has been quizzed by police about misuse of the Red Cross symbol . 

RAMBO star Sylvester Stallone 's son is to be quizzed over an attempted murder plot , it was revealed last night . 

By your own admission , when you 're not quizzing him about everything , you 're confronting him and toying with the idea of hitting him . 

Sir George quizzed Maud about dead cousins , long-dead horses , and the state of the trees on the Norfolk estate . 

To the amusement of the audience , he quizzed several of the real passenger owners . 

The stewards allowed the result to stand but quizzed the jockeys , clerk of the course Philip Arkwright and the racecourse foreman . 

Under the window , Hana was similarly quizzing Michael , despite the fact that Maria 's arms were around his neck . 

Sub-text : ` I have the power to quiz you , and your discomfort at finding this intrusive does not matter . " 

` My heart fell to my boots , " Henrietta told another , ` for I dreaded that he was going to choose me and he did . " 

It seldom had to ring more than once , but every time he dreaded that the peal might have woken Nell . 

He thought of Lucia 's mobile mouth , her often oblique wit , and dreaded that she might start to question , and come to the wrong person 's notice . 

She only dreaded that she might be asked to give some positive details of the scheme she and Andrew supposedly envisaged . 

I dreaded that file landing on my desk , and yet to make clear how much I wished to avoid it would …

He dreaded the feel of the big leather belt across his bare legs and buttocks . 

Holman 's hand found the soft curve of Casey 's waist and he dreaded the telephone call that might take him away from her . 

But here she was beginning to dread these lonely days locked up with the servants who padded around on naked feet and respectfully waited for her to want something . 

Mrs Abigail , similarly affected , believed that what she 'd been dreading all day had now come about : the parents of some child had arrived at the bungalow . 

She dreaded the end of the fifth year when she would have to leave -- it had been made clear to her that she was not ` sixth form material " . 

She got out of the car , dreading the moment when she would have to meet Dana . 

Karelius , though dreading what he might hear , confronted him at once . 

Dreading what he might see , Rincewind let his gaze slide upwards . 

I dread to think who Uncle Joe had transferred his twisted ` affections " to , but at the time , I was just relieved to be free of his attentions . 

I dread to think how we would have managed without all their help . 

He had always dreaded being singled out as the only boy in the school with nits , a solitary outcast with a shaved head . 

We dread facing them because we are frightened of what the other person might say . 

I hated arguments and dreaded anyone being cross with me or with anyone else . 

You dreaded anyone coming in for fabric because you knew you would n't be able to get more than three yards without a fault . " 

DO YOU wake up every morning dreading the decision about what to wear to the office ? 

Christina groaned inwardly , dreading another boring evening with people they had nothing in common with . 

She was frankly dreading any further confrontation with the other girl . 

Albert equally dreaded the law , for though it would find him the injured one , no court would approve of leaving a five-year-old to the care of its father in an airport hotel . 

They dreaded the prospect of accepting , but they were fond of their father , so they generally packed warm clothes and went . 

I had come to dread that word -- not that I was n't all in favour of efficiency generally but I did feel that there were times when other criteria applied . 

It was almost a relief to be being attacked on this particular issue , because there were other far more personal ones to be dreaded . 

I loved to stop for the night but dreaded the effort of making camp . 

Anyone who dreads the hairdressers more than the dentists can be guaranteed a warm welcome at Greys with free advice available . 

The whole day had been a great strain and although they had attempted to resolve their differences and clear the air Rachel found herself dreading the prospect of working with David Markham on a permanent basis . 

` Let me put it this way , Sir Robert , if Moodie dreaded our return then he had very little to fear . " 

He dreaded the thought of having to spend three weeks in the middle of the kitchens , never once out of the maýtre chef de cuisine 's sight , but he accepted there was no alternative . 

Yet at the same time it reminded her all too clearly of something she was dreading more and more . 

` This was the moment we have always dreaded , " said 61-year-old Mrs Harrison , of Eccles , Greater Manchester . 

Once the cow was milked , the chickens fed and the eggs collected , Agnes faced the task that she dreaded . 

On the contrary , he informed her , ` I 've run a few checks on you , and I like what I 've heard . 

` I would like your opinion about that , " replied the lawyer . 

He liked hearing about their families , although he never was part of that . " 

I really like him as a person because he cared and possessed other good qualities . 

Mahmoud , Owen knew , did not like paying money for information . 

` They like the idea of a one-stop shop for training material , " says Mr Wakely . 

I like the stimulation of being required to use my imagination . " 

He could easily have commuted , but liked the ambiguity of living in two places . 

I 'd like you without using your calculator , just to get some idea of how big that is . 

I liked reading rather than , say , going out and playing netball . " 

Though he had always hated mowing the lawns he liked the garden , too . 

He is well liked by the other departmental staff and undeniably possessed of excellent craft skills . 

I can look at things straight and put things across straight -- I 'm not here to be liked . 

I wanted Anna to be liked for Anna , and not to be treated as if she were different . 

There is nothing a baby likes more than to see something brightly coloured an interesting . 

Between 1971 and 1980 local authority and new town completions averaged 143,000 dwellings a year , but in 1981 the figure plummeted to 68,000 and in 1987 it reached an all-time low of 22,000 . 

BRIAN MULRONEY has turned out to be one of the most unloved prime ministers in recent Canadian history -- his popularity had plummeted by the time he decided to resign . 

During the ten years up to 1989 , the African elephant population plummeted from 1.3 million to just over half a million . 

Share trading collapsed , the gold price plummeted and the black market for dollars vanished . 

Land prices plummeted as Hindus as well as Sikhs left the state to escape violence . 

But the same year cotton prices plummeted on the world market from 68 cents to 34 cents a pound . 

He could n't understand what was going wrong -- although the economic climate was improving , his profits were plummeting . 

Our shares plummeted because the City felt we had taken a great risk . 

Four days previously we had arrived on the glacier to set up the tent and learned a lot during that long , cold night , when temperatures plummeted to 25 deg C below . 

The London firms ' revenues plummeted by a third from 1989 's level . 

On April 2 share prices fell by almost 2,000 points as the Nikkei Average index plummeted by 1,987.30 points to close at 28,002.07 ( compared with a record high of 38,915.87 on Dec. 29 , 1989 ) . 

Total emissions of lead have plummeted from 127,900 tonnes in 1978 to 7200 tonnes in 1989 ( figure 8.12 ; table 8.5 ) . 

Car phones lost popularity when portable handsets plummeted from will into four figures to under £300 and became available with in-car adapters . 

The Green Party is facing severe financial crisis after membership has plummeted from last year 's record high . 

But since the failure of her marriage to Prince Charles she has plummeted in popularity . 

His initial high hopes of a clear-cut solution to the Wetherby murder were plummeting in direct relation to his blood sugar . 

And the price of big houses like that has really plummeted in the last year . 

An inevitable consequence was a rapid run down in the stock of Catholic Colleges as registered student numbers plummeted to 3,000 by 1980 . 

Meanwhile , the Irish Junior Three Day Event Team has plummeted to fifth position after speed and endurance at the Coca Cola Junior European three-day event championship held at Loughanmore , Templepatrick this weekend . 

Since coming to office in late 1990 , the National Party 's standing in the polls had plummeted as the government reneged on its electoral pledges by initiating radical cuts in the country 's welfare state . 

And given that total hardware sales plummeted by 19.4% to $5,740m in the quarter , keeping the overall decline to 7% was an achievement in itself , even if within a quarter or three , turnover can be expected to start declining at an accelerating pace . 

During the winter months when snow is seldom absent and the temperature can plummet to -40°C , the mission travelled about 1,500 miles across Siberia to Yeniseysk , at which they turned south-east and followed the wild , raging Angara River for 1,300 miles through deep-cut , tree-clad highlands to Irkutsk and the magnificent Lake Baykal . 

In Japan , sales have plummeted 20 per cent during that period , while European sales have fallen 12 per cent . 

Values of many homes plummeted after they were included on provisional lists . 

He lost all movement in his limbs , was unable to swallow food and his weight plummeted . 

Attendance plummeted as projected crowds dissipated even faster than popular fervour for Expo itself . 

But even as house prices plummeted the Government hopelessly overestimated the number of homes in the high bands . 

When the old man was finished we trooped aboard and settled ourselves on to the wet seats . 

We all trooped downstairs , my master staying behind to scrutinise the room once more then joining me outside , shaking his head . 

They trooped inside and followed Phrynius down a shabby hall , then through another door to a larger room which had the shutters pulled down against the sun and which smelled slightly of ammonia and sulphur . 

I saw him doing a side shuffle to the main entrance as we all trooped along here . 

They have trooped along to the lobby room to glean information from the Prime Minister 's press Secretary , Mr Bernard Ingham . 

And so the miscreants trooped back home to Bean Street , perhaps to bandage the wounds of their neighbourly dispute . 

After lunch they all trooped back down to the beach with plastic bags and jars for specimens , and Carolyn lagged behind . 

Chief Whip Richard Ryder anxiously counted the numbers of MPs trooping back from the lobbies . 

At the end of the game the small house party trooped back to Petworth for a barbecue in the grounds of the de Pass ' country home . 

He was stiff with mud and thick-headed with tiredness as he and Isay trooped back through the gatehouse to the Manse . 

I stood staring out of the window into the shifting , cloying mist and wondered about Mathilda 's ghosts trooping back to their worm-eaten beds . 

Athelstan then blessed the grave and with Watkin darkly hoping the body would stay there , they all trooped back into the church . 

So I trooped down there and muscled us in on the Bazooka Joe gig . 

Frank saw me watching the sway of her buttocks as we trooped down a corridor . 

Throughout the Blitz , Lottie regularly trooped down to the Anderson shelter at the bottom of the garden with the boys and her baby daughter in a Moses basket . 

B : ` For about nine months we have had a succession of builders , surveyors and decorators trooping in and out . 

A moment later the door opened and five men in uniforms trooped in . 

We all trooped in , two by two , as if we were the animals going into Noah 's bloody ark . 

` What 's the matter , San ? " the fat woman asked for about the fifth time since they had all trooped in out of the cold . 

The hockey players trooped off and began to make their way back towards the clubhouse . 

They trooped off into the night , short of food and water , but incredibly a freak rainstorm burst , turning the desert into a lake . 

The navvies and the bricklayers , masons and blacksmiths , would troop off to other masters . 

The day shift was coming up into the twilight , miners with tired and miserable faces trooping out , their clothes as tattered as those of the miners in the Borinage . 

` Well met , Lord , " he gasped as his group trooped out along the ramparts . 

He turned away , beckoning the children , and they trooped out behind him . 

Look at the splendid sight , " he waved his hand , just as Mr Blackwell the owner appeared , but who almost disappeared again when he saw the vast crowd about to troop up and down his narrow staircase and crowded rooms . 

We trooped after her , watching the sway of her buttocks through the khaki coveralls . 

On a hot summer afternoon a few weeks later , Caroline trooped wearily home from work and opened her postbox to find a long white envelope bearing the logo of the Davis School of Design . 

Members troop into lobbies at the beck of a party leader as though they have no minds to use . 

Then they were formal again , and the company was trooping out of the courtyard and into the cold breeze that billowed down from the distant mountains , their faces set towards the east . 

They trooped through the sunlit darkness , keeping close together , and came out halfway up the hill on to the slope where the blackberries grew . 

We three males looked at each other , then meekly trooped to the circular dining table laid out near the window . 

That does not render it inedible if you cook it within a few hours -- or freeze it immediately .

Our culture may have rendered natural selection relatively irrelevant .

Another line of argument emphasizes how women are rendered invisible in these statistics .

Now it has been rendered virtually obsolete by the introduction of quasi-military squads of police officers known as SWAT ( Special Weapons and Tactics ) units .

But such broad definitions render the terms vacuous and thus deprive them of analytical value .

They will render impossible the broad , multi-disciplinary approach to research and teaching that the MRC wanted .

Johnson complained of having been rendered exhausted by Sir Alexander 's over-zealous efforts to entertain him .

Both of these features render the designs more scenic , circular visions than expansive roundels .

This rendered obsolete one of the BDA 's original objectives -- the establishment of missions .

Friends say she never recovered from hearing Gilbey , who she had been dating for two years , tell Diana he loved her -- 53 times in the 23 minute call . 

The 24-year-old star , who once dated INXS singer Michael Hutchence , said her ambition is to settle down , have a house on the beach , and children . 

Lady Diana Spencer first met Charles when he was dating her sister Sarah in 1977 . 

I dated her myself , as a matter of fact -- well , actually , we 're married now . 

Pattie is living proof that if you live with a man , you discover a lot you did n't know when you were just dating him . 

` He promises the world to get you into the mood , " said a Kensington socialite who dated him several times . 

And by now , the tabloid writers were switching their attention to other male members of the Neighbours cast , and hinting Kylie may be dating them too . 

Daryl , 32 , who is dating John F Kennedy Jnr after splitting with Jackson Browne , will play Nancy Archer who grows into a giant after coming into contact with aliens . 

He turned up for the audition with his art teacher , Rose , who he was dating at the time . 

David Linley , 31 , and 22-year-old Serena , who is the grand-daughter of wealthy Lord Harrington , have been dating for more than a year . 

She had no intention of telling him about Ian White , the medical registrar she had dated for over a year and who she had once thought might have come to mean much more in her life . 

The images were easily distinguishable by eye and even with the rather crude resolution obtainable with this camera there should be no difficulty in distinguishing them by software . 

Noverre distinguished his dancers by their particular physiques and personalities , whereas Weaver had judged them by their ability to act . 

Health statistics tend to relate to large psychiatric hospitals which include younger patients and often it is not possible to distinguish costs for acute or assessment beds or for outpatient or day hospital attendances . 

Not wishing to propose History as a transcendent law outside the human , Sartre was careful to distinguish his claims from Engels ' validation of the dialectic as the law of nature . 

Why then do we need two words , which help us to distinguish nationalism from ethnicity , though both are so closely identified today ? 

We have so far been considering the extent to which the intentional ingredient in natural language distinguishes it from other systems of animal communication . 

Thus , we can see that we can distinguish three main classes in contemporary capitalist society . 

As an American writer observed recently , ` It was hard to distinguish hotels in England from prisons or hospitals . 

On the arctic tundra Tedrow ( 1977 ) distinguishes arctic brown soils on well-drained sites , and tundra soils on wetter areas , the latter grading into waterlogged bog soils . 

Often Marxist and neo-Marxist sociologists try to distinguish classes according to their role within the economic system , while Weberians are more likely to analyse class in terms of the market situation of particular occupational groups . 

But a system which could be carried in aircraft for use against submarines ( and distinguish periscopes against the water ) had to be small . 

We must distinguish the two concepts since two processes may share a program of instructions ( or , more generally , any set of computer words which are not altered , such as a table of constants ) . 

I employ the term ' sharing' in a technical sense to distinguish it from ` reciprocity "  as a specific type of transaction . 

Long curved bill and legs projecting beyond tail distinguish them at once from otherwise not dissimilar immature gulls in flight . 

But then , either Hobbes has failed to distinguish the child from at least the higher and domesticated animals or the force of ` intelligently "  must be explained in such a way as to exclude animals . 

To distinguish the snakes , the term Rainbow Serpent is applied , due to the widespread belief among Aborigines that they are capable of assuming the form of the rainbow when they desire to do so . 

Mostly 8 to 10in high , they are distinguished by brilliantly coloured flowers . 

If they are different parts of speech , they are distinguished by the italic part-of-speech label that follows the pronunciation in parentheses , or , if no pronunciation is given , the headword itself . 

Philosophers of all kinds continually look to thinkers from previous times for inspiration and argument , and schools can often be distinguished by which predecessors they read and discuss . 

They can also be distinguished by their almost globular shape and the long protruding remnant of the style sticking out on top . 

Dependent conditionals have often not been distinguished by philosophers from one or another larger category of "  if "  statements . 

The categories ` restricted "  and ` full "  realisation of potential can not be so clearly distinguished . 

Taboo is distinguished from what the Polynesians call noa , that is , the common , or the generally accessible . 

Put in slightly different language slave trading blocked the operation of Christian benevolence arising from man 's innate ability to distinguish good from evil and strengthened ` by various communications of his revealed Will "  . 

In principle , single cell genetic markers could be used to distinguish injected donor cells from surrounding host tissue . 

Braudel 's categories are based on the idea that it is possible to distinguish various historical ` times "  . 

The viewer should be able to distinguish easily between static and dynamic elements , between important and unimportant details , between subject and background "  ( ibid . 

Few of the troops could distinguish easily between Burmans , Chinese and Japanese . 

When you are teaching children to distinguish between right and wrong and between obedient and disobedient behaviour , you need to be predictable in your reactions . 

Since it is accepted that the consensus varies according to time and place , it is not clear how one distinguishes between a legitimate consensus and a deviant subculture . 

Should the criminal law really distinguish between unmarried and married couples when it comes to dealing with rape ? 

The result is a range of different genres of literary criticism and literary theory , to some extent distinguished by register . 

As the English word ` science "  might lead us to expect , scientia falls into various bodies of knowledge , or sciences , distinguished by their different subject-matters . 

Of the two species distinguished by zoologists , one is confined to Africa , the other to southern and south-eastern Asia , including India , Burma , Malaya , Indo-China , Sumatra and Ceylon . 

The ensuing symptoms are often difficult to distinguish from those of an acute attack of asthma . 

Mis-recognitions and errors of spelling are impossible to distinguish from each other , given the nature of the data output from the pattern recogniser , however they should be detected and corrected if possible . 

Rationality , as distinguished from Rationalism , is considered by Oakeshott as ` faithfulness to the knowledge we have of how to conduct the specific activity we are engaged in "  . 

He distinguishes in the book between an error an illusion and a delusion . 

These we have distinguished on the basis of ` material "  and ` mythical "  referents . 

But before this both centres produced very similar ranges of designs and there are considerable difficulties in distinguishing on stylistic grounds alone between late Malaga and early Valencia lustre pottery . 

There are a few similar species , known rarely from rocks of Cretaceous and Tertiary age , distinguished on the branching patterns of the fronds . 

But I do envy anyone who can have a few hours to themselves at Christmas , she thought . 

I also remember an enjoyable afternoon when we walked with a bit of grass stem arranged round our front teeth because apparently we envied our friends who had to wear braces on their teeth . 

I envy people who do n't bother to wash up at night and leave stuff all over the place -- I really enjoy going to their houses . 

The Saturday shift always seemed to drag on endlessly for the elderly night watchman and he envied people who did not have to work at the weekends . 

Do you envy other women who seem to manage their lives without getting anxious -- who appear even to benefit from difficult situations ? 

If I stay , I can make you the best horsewoman in the district -- one your husband will be proud of and one that the other ladies will envy when you ride to hounds . " 

He envied Boxer Sullivan waiting for him in the farmhouse , as like as not with a bottle of beer in front of him or at the very least a cup of tea . 

Despite the problems that women students felt , they did not envy their female friends studying other courses . 

He did n't envy Lee going up with Caspar pulling , and not knowing the way like Philip did . 

She envied her being so fleet and lithe and able to climb walls . 

` If I was n't a happily married lady , I 'd envy you having such a gorgeous partner . " 

I do n't envy you having to tell the dear lady that she 'll have to spend the rest of her holiday with her wrist in plaster ! " 

It would be humiliating if he ever guessed exactly how she felt about him , how much she envied the other woman . 

Made them envy the lucky swells who would be escorting her to nightclubs and restaurants , but also gave them a sense that she was n't stuck up , that she was a genuine person . 

This game from Infogrames deserves much success and I envy the talents of the programmers concerned . 

A television sports presenter once said he makes Rambo look like a wimp , while legend has it that even Mel Gibson envies the Pottz physique . 

Eline envied the close friendship the two so obviously enjoyed . 

How I envied the schoolgirls of St Clare 's or Malory Towers : they belonged to a safe , structured world where rules were rules , good was good , and bad was bad . 

No longer need he envy his long-dead friend , Martin Fenlon , for having saved the soul of an unrepentant sinner . 

We all envied Teddy her looks , her poise and her social success . 

When they are tired , exhausted or not feeling well they may envy patients the care they give them . 

Surely Richmond is Beulah , I said to the Princess , who said it was only to be hoped no wicked Fairy envied us our pleasant lot . 

She envied them the sense of occasion and togetherness that they had . 

Years ago when I used to see the young masters going off to their boarding schools … you too , I used to envy you all . 

` I do n't envy you your job , Mr Milton , but I hope you 're having some fun out of ffeatherstonehaugh 's . 

Most of the people I went with took mountain bikes and they envied me the Pioneer as I sped along with far less effort that they had to use . 

One of those dinner parties which she loved and mocked almost equally , where people envy each other their success while feeling faintly guilty about their own . 

` As president of a manufacturing company , I was very impressed by the degree of computerisation and automation at the Tencel plant and I envy Courtaulds for this . " 

It was impossible not to notice how aroused he had become , and she thought of all the women who would envy her for being in this situation . 

Susan Snaith from Stanley selected TVam weather girl Ulrika as her body model ` I envy her for being voted best bum . 

I know many of us agree with these sentiments and perhaps envy Terry for getting out now . 

People passing the farmhouse saw the smoke rising from the chimney , and envied the newly-married couple in their happiness . 

That 's where I envy people like Johnny Carson , the most famous chat show host in America -- and therefore the world . 

` Americans envy the ease with which Englishmen discuss alternatives to nuclear war . " 

Though Charles Lamb had by now returned to London -- envying his forgotten greatcoat for ` lingering so cunningly behind " at Lime Street -- the sudden appearance of John Thelwall was more than compensation . 

She had n't envied those girls until now ; she stole a look at Roman and admitted to herself that she was more than attracted to him . 

I ca n't say I envy the director , having to find the right balance of youth and experience … ” 

Everybody envied Evelyn ; her husband was always such a perfect gentleman . 

Blair worked on the islands for a number of years and I confess that I envied him . 

The girl envies the penis of boys , and blames her mother for not giving her one . 

She missed her friends but she did n't envy them -- though she thought Albert Sandwich probably did : he was the sort of boy who would prefer to be taught in a proper school . 

Boys may come to envy the womb , just as girls first envy the male penis . 

It would be impossible to live with a woman like Gwen and not know that other men envied you , would like to fish in your pond . 

The ` Westminster model " of government was envied by Europeans , rebuilding after the Second World War , and studied by conscientious foreign politicians , engaged in the planning of new nations . 

They live in an elective dictatorship in which the government of the day has a degree of absolute power that would be envied by rulers who are , on the surface , far more totalitarian . 

The health and safety department now known as the health and safety and environment department , is envied by other unions , and has clearly responded to its own review . 

Frankie Parks ' side 's performances over the past few weeks will be envied by Blues ' boss Trevor Anderson . 

We know he was envied and bullied by his fellow pupils and that even at that age he had the gift of healing -- restoring a robin which had been cruelly killed by his fellow students . " 

He said the hospice movement in this country is envied around the world for its success in alleviating the pain of terminally-ill patients . 

Mota is envied for her ability to recover remarkably quicker from a marathon . 

How she envied Billie and Nelson the relative normality of their relationship . 

God in heaven , he seemed to do nothing on this job but envy Boxer and his easy role . 

We older generations almost envy the fact that the whole world is their oyster and that the number of careers for educated women has recently notably increased . 

Petion 's jawline was set as he forced his emotions under control , and Ace envied him that , for if anyone had asked she would have had to admit she was terrified . 

Thinking of all the other men who would envy him if they knew . 

Stephen envied the innocence still visible beneath the strain that showed in Weir 's open features . 

While he did n't envy Frobisher his job , William Bird could cope well enough with the less salubrious demands of his own . 

Envy me not this immortal draught , and I will forgive thee all thy persecutions . 

` I suppose we 're getting to the age when we 'd envy our sons if we had any . " 

Some hated him , envying his success and finding his whole manner anathema . 

Flora envied them because all the things she craved in life they could buy cheaply in the NAAFI . 

The following day : ` Oh how I envy those who can charge with a bayonet instead of waiting to be buried by a shell , " and , finally , the admission : 

You 've always been very close to them -- in fact , it 's one of the things I envied about you . 

To Methodists the talk of collectivism remained largely a political debate because , despite their numerous schisms , all five Methodist connexions had strong central authorities much envied by some Baptists and Congregationalists . 

` I 'm taking you in my arms , " he returned with a calmness she could only envy from the bottom of her heart . 

Our artists had a freedom which the Soviet nonconformists envied with incredulity . 

La Belle Mimosa was on her feet with the dexterity that World Champion Jem Mace would envy in the ring and confronted the Grand Duchess bosom to bosom , hands on her hips . 

Uncertain whether it was their extreme youth or their budding self-confidence which he envied more , Harry had recognized but not restrained his decline into drunken self-pity . 

Early passenger planes were not comfortable but from about 1928 through the 1930s standards improved to give facilities which today 's passengers would envy . 

It is just the latest of many ignorant assaults that are damaging a national asset envied around the world . 

The Charmer had a great reputation with women , something he secretly envied . 

In fact I had an education many a girl would envy -- all the extras , you know . " 

On Dec. 6 Ershad was forced to relinquish power and handed over control of the government to Chief Justice Shehabuddin Ahmed who had been nominated as Acting President by the main opposition alliances .

Once a ceasefire had been imposed , the two governments would " relinquish part of their authority " to a UN Interim Administration , which , amongst other things , would organize elections .

Katherine was racked with pain but she clung on to life , wanting , she said , to see Christmas with her son before she relinquished herself to the inevitable .

Mladenov relinquished the BCP leadership on Feb. 2 to Aleksandur Lilov , and on April 3 was elected to the new post of President .

Illness meant that he gradually relinquished active control of his firm to his son ; Stanford 's London Atlas of Universal Geography …

Vieira relinquished the Interior portfolio to Abubacar Balde and appointed Pedro Godinho Gomes as Minister of Civil Service and Labour to replace Mário Cabral , who took over ministerial responsibility for Rural Development and Agriculture .

He voluntarily relinquished it on the eve of seventy , the only man of this century to have been Prime Minister three times .

When he finally relinquished his business in 1868 Sampson moved to 165 Whitham Road , Broomhill where he enjoyed a long retirement as the Sheffield Telegraph noted :

CZECHOSLOVAKIA 'S Communist Party , in its latest round of musical chairs , has appointed Mr Ladislav Adamec , the man who so angrily relinquished the prime ministership two weeks ago , as its new leader .

He in turn relinquished the reins in 1985 -- between them they had recorded some 95 years of service with JM !

GARY JACOBS , of Glasgow , the newly-crowned European welterweight champion , yesterday officially relinquished the British title to concentrate his efforts on a planned world challenge early this summer .

As part of the deal Courtaulds is relinquishing its minority shareholding in CEPI .

Penry relinquished Leonora without embarrassment , smiling at the relief on Elise 's face .

Gloucester again relinquished peripheral holdings in exchange for the last addition to his Yorkshire estates in March 1478 , shortly after the execution of Clarence .

Guillaume relinquished Modigliani as a client without too much regret .

In 1852 he relinquished his teaching duties on grounds of poor health and was appointed to the sinecure posts of director of the College , secretary and resident governor .

At no time did the abbey relinquish to these groups any of its tight control over economic life .

In the immediate postwar period the Labour Party experienced rapid ascent to a position of unchallenged authority which has to the present never been relinquished .

The Nile Delta permit will be relinquished in the second half of 1992 .

Perhaps the biggest rift in Europe opened up by the Libya crisis has been between France and Germany , longtime partners that have often cast themselves as the continent 's natural power couple .

A senior administration official said the White House does not want to give Kadafi a chance to cast himself as a patriot resisting American pressure .

Inside we were greeted by the sight of a gaggle of top-heavy Sikhs energetically bopping around the hall to 1970s disco music ; beautiful Hindu ladies lilted delicately from side to side trying to avoid stepping on each other 's saris . 

No one suggests he should be left to the mercy of mad killers , but if he 's really on the run he should be sheltering in some safe house , not bopping around town . 

Many of the instrumental numbers were so relaxed , they looked like they were amusing themselves at a family party and when Harry told everyone to stand up as he bopped around the stage in his black silk suit , everyone did as they were told . 

The nightlife revolves around several self-contained centres , the biggest and best being the Kasbah where most nights you 'll find us hopping and bopping around Fantasy Island , a wonderful disco pub presided over by our friends Steve and Donato . 

Then crouching low , she squeezed herself through the hens ' low archway , and into the dark warm gloom of their hut . 

Why , when the opposition goalie was taking a goal-kick , did he crouch forward and remain motionless like Johnny Fartpants ? was this some attempt to psyche out the opposition ? 

Kirov crouched at his side , removing a couple of pins and replacing them in exactly the same position . 

One of the turbanned boys ran on and crouched at the side of the platform , carrying a placard helpfully inscribed : Antigone . 

He crouched before the bookcase and ran his eyes along the tightly packed , fading broken spines of familiar paperbacks , reading names and titles . 

Benedicta rose and crouched beside her , stroking her hands gently . 

He hurried over to where Ngune lay and crouched anxiously beside him , horrified at the sight of Ngune 's discoloured , swollen face . 

George stopped and Libby crouched beside him , waiting until her eyes saw the figure by the tree . 

She crouched in the middle of the carpet , hands clasped around her knees , each breath having to fight for its existence against the competition of a thundering heartbeat . 

Change hands , push to where you were sitting , crouch in the middle of the boat and straighten up on the new course . 

Hairy and naked , Sam had crouched on the bed feeling exposed and helpless . 

Others crouched on their haunches and kicked out their back legs behind them , like men carrying out a complex fitness programme . 

Instead , she crouched over the radio , listening , like all the others , as the news bulletin began . 

She climbed out into the garden and crouched close to the wall , waiting for the others to follow . 

They set out their bedrolls and crouched round the flames , except for the unfortunate Rimir who had first watch . 

There were tears in his eyes when he crouched to gather up the debris , scooping it into a pile with both hands while Sweetheart roared with laughter . 

The nomes crouched where they could , listening fearfully to the sounds above them . 

She ducked her head in , and tried to go deeper before making towards the fallen flare . 

The Doctor ducked his head and looked sideways , giving Francis a smile that Lacuna could n't see . 

I ca n't , because I ducked down as low as I could , controlling Armstrong 's wheel with just my left hand , the injured right tucked between my legs . 

Culley ducked his face into his shoulder and wiped sweat on to his shirt . 

He ducked the blows , and holding her tight , said , ` I love you . 

Maxim ducked behind the first man who was hauling back his breath in short gasps . 

Ace drew her Browning and fired at Mait , but he had ducked behind the wall of the sedan chair and the bullets ricocheted off what could only be metal . 

Bending double , he ducked beneath the window and was moving towards the door … when a long man-shaped shadow moved across the bar of light thrown out onto the paved pathway . 

A spoon flew , Gavin ducked ; it hit the lad behind him , who had n't kept his eyes and ears open , and splashed into the soup pot . 

Defries ducked , fell , threw out her arms to save herself from falling off the girder . 

He was a fiery character of immense stubbornness who stood out against the new plans to merge his land into a co-operative pool that would benefit everyone . 

One way of accomplishing this in English law would be to merge provocation into a widened doctrine of diminished responsibility . 

This year it is taking on its biggest challenge yet , backed by a major reorganisation which has merged two previously separate businesses into one . 

He grew it , merged it with an American company , then a few years later , having developed a multimillion pound empire , cast around for a new challenge . 

The old Metal Box company merged its can-making business with Carnaud in 1989 . 

In 1971 Lord Rothermere merged the tabloid Daily Sketch with his Daily Mail . 

` We pull certain costs from one separate legal entity and merge them with separate costs from another legal entity . 

But that could all change with proposals to merge the council with the six smaller district councils within the county . 

Kangaroo rats merge their smells by sharing a communal sand bath . 

In the period since his appointment , he has merged the two companies , their products and the sales force into the single organisation that is in operation today . 

The health Authorities will be merged next year , by 1996 the government hopes to have abolished them . 

The resultant data is then merged by the software to produce the digitised colour images displayed on your screen . 

The associated information from the strings is merged according to prescribed information combining operations . 

This way the colours can be merged , spread and when dry , re-pastelled . 

The National Union was merged with Central Office in 1911 and fusion with the Liberal Unionists followed in 1912 . 

The official imposition of Christian orthodoxy at the end of the century reinforced the tendency to merge church and empire ; the Christian emperors became God 's agents in bringing their subjects under the yoke of Christ . 

They have called on the Northern Regional Health Authority to issue a categorical denial that it has any plans to merge 15 health care districts into six super districts . 

PUBLIC consultation is to start over plans to merge mental health services in mid Essex with the district 's community health NHS trust . 

The basic model for early Anglo-Saxon England is that small cohesive social units with low population densities merged by peaceful and forceful means into larger political agglomerations . 

IRELAND 'S Patron Saint is ` being flogged to death " by councillors planning a St Patrick 's Heritage Centre in Downpatrick .

Eventually flogged into submission by the jockey , Bumboy set off after its vanishing playmates .

On Sept. 4 a member of the High Council of the Republic ( HCR ) , Madeleine Adayoma , was flogged by security personnel as she left the Lomé radio studios after taking part in a programme .

The Turks then flog them along the tourist drag between the Brandenburg Gate and what used to be Checkpoint Charlie .

Around A.D. 44 , Peter , then John , then all the others were arrested , flogged and ordered not to speak the name of Jesus .

A fire chief working in Saudi Arabia is to be publicly flogged for breaking the country 's alcohol laws .

A notorious drinker and womaniser , he flogged his workers and extorted high taxes .

There is little evidence that the Romans used to flog their victims before crucifixion .

He began to flog Luke unmercifully , bringing the lash down across back , buttocks and legs again and again .

The clerics had set Friday as the day for the full-scale punishment : burying Begum up to her waist in a public place where she would be flogged again and stoned .

Violators of the dress code can be publicly flogged , jailed , or fined .

Women 's rights activists say five women have been flogged publicly this year .

The case once again emphasizes the city-state 's uncompromising laws , which were highlighted when Fay was flogged last May for vandalism despite pleas for clemency , including one by President Clinton .

We 're repeatedly flogged over the head with the idea that Louis is a good father .

In 1969 , Eric James was flogged ten times with a cat-o-nine-tail after the courts rejected his appeal for clemency .

Last month , two Irish men were flogged in northwestern Pakistan after they were convicted on heroin smuggling charges .

Fay , now 19 , was flogged with a rattan cane four times in May for vandalizing cars in a spray-painting spree last winter .

The editor of an opposition newspaper was flogged for publishing an article alleging bad relations between a West African peacekeeping force and Liberia 's police .

Apartment dwellers can crank up the Dolby Digital explosions of " Pearl Harbor " after 10 p . m . without prompting angry calls from the co-op board .

That would shatter the all-time record of 24 , 967 megawatts set last Aug . 9 , as homeowners , offices , and factories crank up air conditioning and refrigeration .

What JessPMoon said , with the volume cranked up and blasted from the rooftops .

I 'm listening to Consonant right now , but I might have to crank some Stereolab in a bit ( 'cause that 's about as close as I can get to krautrock with the CDs I have at work ) .

I 've resorted to cranking up my headphones reaaaaally loud and headbanging in my office .

I 'm going to have to go buy socks at lunch , since the A / C in here is cranked up to 85 - degree levels , rather than the 60 degrees it is outside .

The cruise ships crank up their flood lights , and the parties begin .

The TV no longer needs to be cranked to full volume exclusively for the benefit of one family member with poor hearing .

As one , they shrank away from the far wall , watching rainwater trickling through the cracks in the boards and spattering on the basement floor .

Quiss cleared his throat and leaned forward towards the small figure , which shrank away without actually stepping back , '' Right , '' Quiss said , '' the answer to the question is : You ca n't have both in the same universe , Got it ? ''

Enormously swollen parotid especially on the left side ; sensitive to the least touch or pressure which causes severe pain , he shrinks away when approached ; can scarcely swallow , throat sore internally ; face red and swollen ; eyes glassy and wild .

I would shrink away in instant horror from the hand that placed itself on my arm or shoulder in an embarrassed and half-hearted attempt at communication .

I shrank away from him , feeling a coldness run out all over me as if I really had died .

She went in , shrinking fearfully away from the deepest patches of shadow and called , ` Oliver . ''

Adele turned away , apparently satisfied , and Isabel shrank back on the bench , half hidden by Adele 's body as the other girl leaned forward to hear what was going on .

There she quit the throughway , to race along feeder lanes , dodging through refugees who shrank from the fleeting , faceless , coaly-skinned woman .

When Cardiff had come back from the dead , he had shrunk away back down the hessian-screen corridor towards Rohmer .

Mrs Lomax did n't exactly shrink back , but she seemed nervous as she glanced over the instruments .

She added : ` Police had just a few minutes to evacuate thousands of people . " 

A van , loaded with explosives , blew up outside the Northern Bank in the busy High Street area as police were trying to evacuate hundreds of shoppers . 

At the same time , United Nations sources in Sarajevo said it was hoped to use helicopters to evacuate more refugees from the besieged Muslim town of Srebrenica , but final approval was still awaited . 

Concern for the safety of young children resulted in a massive scheme to evacuate children from the vulnerable cities to safe homes in more isolated country areas . 

They 're probably going to buy up all our land and evacuate us to the south , or let us stay and employ us all as beaters . " 

BRITISH troops were last night preparing to evacuate up to 2,000 war refugees trapped in a Bosnian village . 

The only exception was the C.O. He leaned his backside against a table , arms folded . 

With a shaky little breath she leaned her forehead against him . 

Cara put her hand over his on the steering wheel , leaned her head against his shoulder . 

Sylvia nodded , and leaned her weight against the side of Carolyn 's chair . 

Leaning the broomstick against the signpost , she grasped the handle and climbed carefully on to the top of the twigs and raised her head towards the words on the signpost arm . 

I leaned the painting against the van and sat on a box and waited . 

Fussily he searched for a safe place , finally leaning the contraption against the wall behind his chair before sitting down . 

He stood aside and leaned his back against the wire paling as the hearse came round the comer . 

Young Donald leaned his long-barrelled small-shot gun in the corner by the door and then his face darkened over . 

Then he removed it , laid it on the desk and leaned his chin on his clasped hands . 

Kevin was waiting by the car , leaning his arms on its roof , bored , smoking a cigarette . 

I twisted it into my Nikon body and leaned the heavy assembly on the balcony rail . 

The man at the next table stands up , walks over and leans his hands on the chair next to Bill . 

As he leaned his elbows on the table he observed maliciously , ` You look terrible . " 

He pushed the empty plate away from him and leaned his arms on the table . 

He turned and leaned his hips on the terrace railing , gazing into her face with disconcerting intensity . 

He leant his arm along the top of the car door , letting his eyes rest on her face for one moment that felt like half a lifetime to her . 

He leaned the chair back on two legs and put the sole of one shoe against the bedrails , then pulled on the rope of nylon until his biceps began to crack . 

The old religious orders were reinvigorated and hundreds of new ones -- especially orders of teaching and nursing sisters -- founded .

We are fully committed to reinvigorating the economy of west Cornwall .

What reinvigorated them this time was the passing reference in Tuesday 's column to former Sunderland ( and Darlington ) manager Billy Elliott ` the old flying winger , " recalls Ron .

If a certain opening up of the political life could reinvigorate the economy , that would be sufficient justification for adding a new dimension to ` socialism with Chinese characteristics " .

It would be absurd for Eliot to advocate that head-hunting would reinvigorate British society , just as it is absurdly funny to listen to the description of Sweeney 's ` missionary stew " .

Hawke 's visit to the United Kingdom on June 20-23 was aimed at reinvigorating relations between the UK and Australia , both leading members of the Commonwealth with strong historical ties .

Since she knew by now that some of them had abetted Bothwell in that very matter , she angrily repulsed them .

Was she actually planning to aid and abet him in this unexpected , meaningless sexual dalliance ?

Still , reluctant as she was to aid and abet her curious cousin in any way , she found herself asking with careful casualness , ` What 's his mystery ? "

He received the life sentence for aiding and abetting the murder of Belfast fruit merchant Craig Wallace McVeigh ( 45 ) two years ago .

` If the bank is the custodian of someone else 's money then it is aiding and abetting a crime .

Where were those dark Plutonian forces when she needed them to aid and abet her plotting ?

` If you 're caught trying to help him escape you 'll be charged with aiding and abetting a wanted criminal .

Abetted by her husband , she refused to countenance the renunciations which Henry was to make in the peace treaty .

` It is appalling that we are aiding and abetting this kind of cruelty .

They would be aided and abetted in so doing by the Liberal Democrats .

Ice-axe loops and straps should be incorporated on sacks intended for use in snow and ice .

Slice the cake lengthwise into two halves to give two long , thin cakes . 

Slice the potatoes , parsnips and carrots into quarter-inch rounds and place in a large bowl of cold water for 20 minutes . 

Norway also produces Gjetost , a sweet , dark brown , fudge-like cheese that should be pared or sliced very thinly . 

Smoked turkey may be sliced thickly and eaten hot or served cold , with or in salads ( see p27 ) . 

The frozen brain is mounted in the laboratory equivalent of a tiny meat slicer , called a cryostat , and sliced sequentially into very thin sections . 

According to Mr Baker , Thorn 's ground-based radar activities would dovetail with Ferranti 's airborne radar and result in a formidable force in European defence electronics . 

Their skills are unlikely to dovetail into demands of major financial institutions , except at the catering and cleaning level . 

Any future extension would dovetail with the present scheme to extend pastoral care into the community . 

And topocide is even easier when the policies of planners , politicians , and industrialists dovetail so precisely . 

At times the self image presented by these women in their paintings seemed to dovetail with Surrealist expectations . 

It is anticipated that this company will dovetail well with the division 's existing areas of expertise in the oil field sector , allowing the development of new international markets . 

The £6.5m scheme will dovetail nicely with the revamp that Broken Banks , the nearby slumped River Wear river bank , is undergoing . 

But the Aylesbury Vale Health Authority is pioneering a new approach . 

Former junior doctor Chris Johnstone 's pioneering the legal approach by taking his old employer , Bloomsbury Health Authority to court , backed by the British medical Association 's Chris Finlon . 

Guinness Flight ( 071-522 2109 ) pioneered the concept of managed currency funds in the early 1980s and offers both distributor and roll-up versions . 

` Darlington and SouthWest Durham pioneered the concept almost two years ago and this is just an extension of that , " said Mr Smith . 

The aircraft industry pioneered the development of integrally machined parts , in order to get the necessary structure strength . 

The camera scheme , which is being pioneered by Glasgow Development Agency , is supported by Strathclyde Police . 

However , there is no doubt that the APU has pioneered new testing methods . 

People like Willy Brandt in West Germany pioneered similar systems years ago to get more women into Parliament . 

Using a combination of alcohol and dry ice , the firm has pioneered a safe and effective system to deter thieves . 

He pioneered the use of television in his lessons , supplementing the filmstrip projector and the tape recorder ; out of School he pioneered postwar continental educational visits and , later , exchange visits with Ludwigsburg . 

The polymerase chain reaction was pioneered for diagnostic use , and the detection of as few as two genomes of M tuberculosis in clinical samples is now possible . 

Is it true , I enquire , as Bristol 's Western Daily Press reported , that Beverley ` pioneered the use of magic bullets " ? 

Durkheim , as an ardent positivist , urged and pioneered a way of thinking sociologically that lent quantitative data to the testing of theoretically derived hypotheses . 

With his family and friends Doak has pioneered work and communication with dolphins in the wild , interacting with them on their terms , and in their environment . 

ABES has pioneered adult literacy in Pakistan and the government has now adopted its programmes . 

And Alfred P Sloan , who pioneered decentralization at General Motors in the early 1920s , lived to see it become international corporate practice by the time he published his best-selling memoirs in 1964 . 

Kendall Square is pioneering massively parallel processing for the commercial world with its KSR1 machine , and Siemens Nixdorf will market it through its Scientific Computing Branch to technical and scientific users . 

Covia , owned by a consortium of airlines including major shareholders United Airlines and British Airways , pioneered the technology to port transaction processing airline reservation applications across different platforms and networks . 

Here in Wales , we are pioneering environmentally friendlier alternatives to oil , coal and nuclear power in the form of wind power . 

Trounson , who helped to pioneer techniques for freezing the embryos of cattle while working in Britain during the 1970s , says that research in sheep , mice and cattle indicates that vital factors in effective freezing include the chemical composition and the physical size of the embryonic cells . 

But it 's the establishment front runner in the US , where Dell pioneered the direct marketing of PCs , which now accounts for almost a third of the total market . 

Foucault associates this development with the work of Georges Cuvier , who rejected the chain of being and pioneered a tree-like model of relationships . 

Dr. Tuke pioneered treatment of mental illness , and when he died , in 1855 , his two sons , Thomas and Edward , both being qualified doctors , carried on the practice . 

I had always understood that quantum chemical ab initio calculations for molecules using gaussian orbitals were pioneered by S. F. Boys at Cambridge , but there is no reference to his work in Martin 's article . 

In vitro fertilization was pioneered by Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards , and resulted in the first ` test-tube baby " , Louise Brown , being born in 1978 . 

These two interlinked sets of factors suggested the need for the specialized account planning function which was pioneered by Boase Massimi Pollitt and J. Walter Thompson at the end of the sixties . 

Butterfly protection is being pioneered by a Council of Europe expert group , which is preparing recovery plans for rare species . 

IBM might not like the idea , but the exit-consultancy idea was actually pioneered about a decade ago by NatWest , and Rank-Xerox had it 's own form of in-house/out-house consultancy . 

Between 1910 and 1914 the whole concept of parliamentary Labourism was seriously threatened by syndicalism in those areas such as South Wales where the parliamentary representation of unionized workers had first been pioneered . 

The technology for a reed bed was pioneered in Germany 20 years ago , and has been perfected by ICI over the last two years . 

During the late nineteen twenties and early thirties , the District was to pioneer rural areas schemes in Bedfordshire with Harold Shearman and in East Suffolk through William Whiteley . 

The posh end of the market was dominated by new-wave consumer journalism which was turning into a grotesque parody of the ` lifestyle " politics the Right-Ons had pioneered . 

The work , I think , crystallized an important change in operatic style which Ben is pioneering , texturally quite different -- spiky , transparent , and a radically different conception of what theatre music should be . 

This was characteristic of Gresley , who ensured that he and his design team were fully informed on the latest developments abroad and adopted ideas pioneered elsewhere if they were proved relevant to his needs . 

Here the approach has been through the use of APL ( pioneered originally in the Derby factories in the mid 705 ) . 

A scheme to help the unemployed homeless find a job and accommodation , pioneered in London by The Industrial Society and major employers , is to be extended to Bristol , Edinburgh , Hull and Southend in Essex . 

Oocytes in MI arc obtained by in vitro culture from the germinal vesicle stage of the arrested dictyate stage , a technique pioneered by Pincus and Enzmann ( 26 ) with oocytes of the rabbit . 

I am pleased to say that more and more European Community countries are coming to the views that we have pioneered on reform . 

It is a fact that the issues and situations of conflict which most unsettle , pressurise and perplex us have their roots deep within our inner selves . 

The connection between language and thought is difficult to unravel -- thinking about thinking has perplexed philosophers for millennia . 

The issue of naturalization seemed to perplex some Libyans ; this was clear in their discussions at the Kufra Assembly and at the National Assembly which followed it . 

SPECTATORS AT cricket grounds around the country were frequently perplexed last season . 

Christopher Marlowe 's play Doctor Faustus has long perplexed students of the Renaissance . 

The guest turns the pages and is perplexed by some of the photos . 

He is not trying to be humble , he is genuinely perplexed by the chemistry that exists between himself and other people . 

SHAW was perplexed by the success of Pygmalion , first seen in London in 1914 . 

Meanwhile , Auntie , who doted on Billy as the last child of his generation , was perplexed by the feeling that something she had done was not quite right . 

Benjamin was truly perplexed by Cosmas 's death : he did admit there were rare cases of human beings bursting into flames . 

He appeared to be very perplexed and more than a little frightened by what he saw in the lavatory window above him . 

She was perplexed ; she had sensed his interest in the bar downstairs . 

She did n't smile and this perplexed me because I knew she liked our Mary . 

` Why did you want to marry him ? " asked Fabio , perplexed by the gulf between their natures ; but Mrs Cruz just clasped her hands and her eyes shone . 

Solly 's climb was to perplex and stretch the best climbers for decades . 

One , to bike up Kungsleden to Abisko and get wet ; two , to cycle 600 kilometres around the road via Kiruna and Abisko to Narvik for our journey home ; or three , hire a plane to take us somewhere else . 

A WOMAN will cycle 74 miles from her home to her office next week to highlight National Bike to Work Day . 

At a very gentle pace , it took me less than 7 minutes to cycle the 1.5 miles from Muirwood Rd. to Wester Hailes Shopping Centre -- and 10 mins. to get back ( it 's uphill ) . 

Here we were , on schedule , and with considerable pride we unpacked our bikes and cycled the hundred yards from our parking space to the Llegadas Nacionales door . 

A keen cyclist , having ridden one of the original boneshakers in 1869 , he once cycled 3200 miles in a year competing in races . 

He cycled 70 miles in bad weather and gale force winds to make certain we reached our next game on time . " 

He left the family car in the garage and cycled 12 miles to a supermarket to save 50p on groceries . 

The triathlon team from the Royal Welch Fusiliers cycled 600 miles to Calais , swam the Channel and then ran 375 miles from Dover to Cardiff . 

Four students plan to cycle the 17,000 miles to Singapore next October . 

Wardle Wood bordered the lane between her home and Fordbridge , to which she cycled each Friday to the meeting of the 2nd Fordbridge Brownie Guide Pack . 

During the weekend of 15/16 May I plan to cycle the Northern Lancashire Cycleway , a 130 mile route which takes in some of the most beautiful and hilliest areas of Lancashire and South Cumbria . 

As she started back to check if he was hurt , Dan scrambled back on his bike and cycled off with a final red faced look over his shoulder . 

It was years since she had ridden a bike too , not since she had been at school and had cycled home each day . 

Twice in Morocco he was arrested and interrogated as a spy by the French Foreign Legion who refused to believe that anyone would spend their holidays cycling across the desert in temperatures of 48 " C. 

Martin , who 's 25 , and a colleague , Trevor Nott aimed to cycle across the Himalayas and they succeeded . 

As she cycled across the Pariser Platz on the Eastern side , her shrieks of joy echoed in the huge Doric columns of the Brandenburg Gate . 

Three outdoor enthusiasts have walked and cycled across the Pennines and through Europe to Istanbul in an effort to promote the proposed Trans-Pennine Way and send greetings of goodwill from 30 local authorities to European mayors . 

Even now , cycling idly along the lanes in the lee of the downs , it is possible to speculate about such things in a whimsical sort of way ; a rare tranquility which pervades everything brings about that state of mind . 

She cycled quickly along the lane out of the town , hoping to reach home before the storm burst . 

The 15 mile route took us only 50 yards along the main road before we turned off to cycle alongside an idyllic stream . 

You can cycle between the Tuscan coastal resorts , or take a bus to discover such delights as the composer Puccini 's home at Torre del Lago . 

` Every day , I 'd cycle from Clapton to King 's Cross , take the train to Pinewood , then the bus to the studio to be directed by David Lean in scenes with Alec Guinness . 

Dagmar cycled from her flat in one of the new highrise blocks . 

Constance cycled home from the Hall with her head in the clouds and her imagination fired with images conjured up by Miss Hatherby 's memories . 

To take the example of chalk , some of the most memorable days of my childhood were spent cycling in the North Downs in Surrey . 

Cycling in the north-eastern tip of France and in Belgium , which the Tour enters on Friday 10 July , has something of the character of the area . 

Mary cycled into Berkeley 's ancient square and acknowledged a cheery greeting from ` Old Jesus , " the bearded local tramp , who was resting on the Town Hall seat . 

At that moment Yanto notices Herbie Connors cycle into the yard with his bag of empties . 

After this highlight we cycled on roads back to base and to a cream tea in Dorchester . 

Most case histories begin , once the patient is comfortable in his chair , ‘ Well doctor , it all started the morning I was cycling over Battersea Bridge on my way to work … ’ 

Incidentally , I cycled past the Royal Palace at 2 a.m. the next morning and saw that all the flags had been taken down except ours -- a gesture of regal solidarity , perhaps ? ! 

Half awake , he was hailed by a guard for , inadvertently he 'd cycled through the entrance gates , so he quickly turned and pedalled away with heart churning . 

He spent a year in the wilds of Canada working with the air ambulance and has cycled through Iceland , Finland and Sweden . 

The defendant cycled through a red light and refused when requested to do so , to give his name and address to the police . 

Mary Gates cycled through the village of Wanswell towards the town of Berkeley . 

It was dark when he cycled to his piano lesson , and it was dark when he cycled back to the farm again . 

Officers even stopped one man cycling towards Plymouth carrying the ship 's compass tucked under his arm . 

At weekends we cycled there under the hot sun in the early afternoon , not minding the heat at all because we knew that as soon as we arrived the cool water would welcome us . 

If traffic in residential areas is thoroughly calmed , then cycling near to home should become a safe and peaceful activity , especially for children . 

Because as she cycled out of Purton , she had passed Herbie Connors cycling in . 

` I cycle around quite often and I expect I 'll be doing some cycling in the North Yorkshire Moors during the next two months , " said Karen who is a member of the Tandem Club and has been a member of various Cyclist Touring Clubs . 

For the present he seeks to compose himself as he cycles back down to The Randolph . 

It was late by the time we had finished chatting and they cycled off to find somewhere to pitch their tent . 

I cycled off quickly , but when I discussed the matter subsequently with my wife she said that to carry a knife was not uncommon nowadays . 

" I 'm off home , She waved and cycled off down the High Street . 

Yanto cycled on down the wharf , dodging the mooring ropes until he arrived at the berth of a small Norwegian timber boat called ` Marit , " registered in Oslo . 

If there was any sign of a rastrellamento in the neighbouring villages or in our own , a carabiniere who was a friend of the family used to cycle over and warn her . 

He 'd cycle round and round the estate on his bike and I 'd stay in . 

As the new book , Deformed Roses tells , Freda became involved in teaching mentally handicapped youngsters when she lived in Surrey Streey , Linthorpe , after seeing so-called ` ineducables " sitting listless and dejected outside their homes as she cycled to and from her teaching job in the town 's St Hilda 's district . 

Well , I cycled up quite slowly behind him and then I stopped with my feet on the ground and felt for the gun . 

They exchanged brief greetings but one day he was walking slowly past the end of Magdalen Street as she cycled up . 

Brenda cycled along the lane towards Stowbridge that morning to meet Daddy in his new van . 

As they cycled along side by side , Deirdre put a comradely hand on Jacob 's shoulder , as if to deny any accusation in her words . 

Away from the hotel there 's plenty to discover as you ramble or cycle around this little island ( cars are not allowed ) . 

It was five minutes to eight when Yanto cycled over the low swing bridge on to the wharfs of Sharpness Docks . 

And a man from the Co-op in Croft would cycle over each week to take orders , the goods coming later by van . 

However , as he approached Mr Zamoyski 's shop , a man in overalls cycled round the corner , his tin lunchbox under his arm . 

He was a familiar face in the City as he cycled round each evening with his pole , lighting the gas lamps in the streets . 

With that warning Sergeant Hanafin cycled up the narrow dusty road leaving Bull O'Malley staring after him . 

It was only necessary for him to cycle three hundred yards down the canal towpath to get home , but three times to Yanto 's knowledge he had ridden his bike into the canal . 

He practised until seven o'clock , then he cycled back to the farm for supper . 

After dinner , the sun shone and Jim cycled down to Uncle Albert 's cottage , situated near the railway line , but the old man was not in . 

Shouldering their empty bait bags they jumped on their bikes and after a cheerful ` Watch out for mooring ropes , " from Yanto , they cycled off in opposite directions . 

I cycled out to a completely deserted field , with the trenching left open , as the farmer kindly filled-in every year with a machine . 

It was a reasonably clear evening and since I had already had a couple of glasses of champagne I decided to cycle over to Sally 's flat in Fulham . 

At midday , Mr Gooden cycled round to the playgroup with lunch hauled behind on a trailer . 

AT TREVOR , I crossed the Dee by Thomas Telford 's Pontcysyllte Aqueduct , built nearly 200 years ago to carry barges on the Shropshire Union Canal across the deep valley ; then cycled up past the church on steep Methodist Hill , built surely as a penance for sinning churchgoers . 

Lawson was a self-taught oil refinery engineer who cycled to work every day . 

Pubs could become for her extensions of the office , places to put on a good show for the Yard , swilling pints of bitter with the lads to enhance her image .

They tip out the ashtrays , swill unfinished drinks from plastic cups , rootle through the waste - paper baskets and empty them out .

I swilled down the half-pint of champagne as if it was bitter lemon .

An editorial in the Irish Times said Al Gore was `` one of the happiest people '' on St. Patrick's Day because Irish - American Democrats had endorsed him to succeed Clinton in next year 's election .

After the Reconquest it became the home of the new Military Order of Christ ( succeeding the disbanded Knights Templars ) .

Berezovsky predicted that Yeltsin will see out his term until the presidential election of June 2000 , and that there is `` a very small chance '' that Lebed might then succeed him .

According to Brownstein , Beatty led the polls in the 1974 race to succeed Reagan as California governor but refused to run .

Instead , the military immediately named Abacha 's top defense aide , a fellow general , to succeed him .

The semi - official Cairo newspaper al-Ahram said that Bill Clinton 's coup in getting the Syrians and Israelis together was `` a cruel blow to the candidates -- whether Democrat or Republican -- fighting to succeed him . ''

When the King died during a tour of San Francisco , in 1891 , he was succeeded by his sister , Liliuokalani , who proved to be an expectedly fierce defender of Hawaiian ways and the monarchy .

He was succeeded by Tan­su Çiller , Turkey 's first woman leader .

Kommersant said Primakov has been under threat of dismissal for at least two months , and that Sergei Stephasin , Yeltsin 's choice to succeed him as acting prime minister , has already been offered the job at least three times .

One of his daughters , Jadwiga , succeeded Louis in Poland , while the other assumed control of Hungary .

Langston Hughes was succeeded by Richard Wright , who in turn was succeeded by James Baldwin .

Brownback , who succeeded to Bob Dole 's seat in the Senate , casts himself as the Senate 's most fervid enemy of government waste .

, '' mind you ) , whose name does not ring the bells in my head that are ( w ) rung by names like Marilyn Monroe , Margaret Thatcher , and Marie , Queen of Rumania , is identified as `` the '' model , as if she were being distinguished from the Rachael Garley who succeeded Sir Randolph Quirk as president of the British Academy and that other Rachael Garley whom we all know to be the ( not `` a '' ) power behind Boris Yeltsin or Saddam Husein .

Just as waves of Ashleys and Brittanys are succeeded by hordes of Maxes and Sadies , so the postmodern bricolage names of the '70s and '80s have been replaced by the retro labels of the '90s .

Yet another VF article about Rupert Murdoch : It handicaps the race to succeed him .

Chavis and Farrakhan both argue that Christianity and the nation are incompatible , and many predict that the 49 - year - old Chavis will ultimately succeed Farrakhan .

Don Michael Randel , currently provost at Cornell University , has been selected to succeed Hugo Sonnenschein , who stepped down in June .

She subsided gracefully on to a mat and motioned Erika to join her . 

Mother Bombie motioned him to keep his voice down but he ignored her . 

She seated herself by the fireplace , and motioned the two men to sit . 

We followed the tweed skirt into a kitchen where its owner motioned us to sit , in the manner of someone training a dog . 

With a practised hand the senior partner motioned a waiter to bring a fresh pot of coffee and five more pipes of tobacco . 

When she saw me , she smiled and put a finger to her lips , motioning silence . 

He motioned to the barman to refill their glasses , a feeling of satisfaction running through him . 

He downed the dark , viscous liqueur in one go and motioned to Franco for more . 

His wife motioned to him to be quiet as she moved around the counter . 

He stared at her for a moment , then motioned with his head towards the door . 

He motioned with his head to Antony , who nodded and went swiftly out of the room and up the stairs . 

With a tired little toss of the head , she turned away and sat down in an armchair , motioning for Golding to do the same . 

He motioned to Jack , who moved slightly away from the door , drawing Alison with him . 

McLeish reflected uncomfortably that he would have to be very circumspect in his dealings with Catherine , with this beady-eyed observer around the place . 

Looking back at those debates on how we could fill in the time on our hands , the novelist Herbert Gold reflected that the Fifties were a time of ` happy people with happy problems " . 

She smiled to herself , reflecting that this was the question that had been torturing Richard all his life . 

On another occasion he reflected that only hard work saved him from ` that melancholic staring into the abyss " . 

Especially when she reflected that Romano de Sciorto would doubtless be doubled up with private mirth at the ‘ pushover ’ qualities of his hired PR girl …

The couple celebrated with a glass of champagne in the local pub … and Reg was able to reflect that all things come to those who wait . 

Time to reflect on the day 's successes over a leisurely dinner , lovingly created by our award-winning chef …

But Sally Gunnell reflected on the costliest defeat of her career and insisted : ` That race was n't about money . " 

Reflecting on Down 's immediate future he adds : ` You have to remember that the championship is only eight or nine weeks away so the more competitive football we get the better . 

Altogether , an enjoyable and memorable occasion to reflect on the highlights of your day . 

Lavier continues to reflect on paradoxes , with such examples as the superimposition of a safe on a refrigerator , both objects having been covered with paint of precisely the same colour as the original . 

Reflecting on the new and indeed unlikely scenario Collie Curran said : ` PJ McGowan came in three years ago and showed us the way ahead . 

Slaven described Ipswich Town 's run as ` unbelievable " and reflected on the success of former Boro midfield player John Wark . 

Obviously the candidate will complete this section , but if he were to reflect honestly on his work and what he was allowed to do then his response would not advance his cause . 

Indeed , Philip Snowden reflected upon this cautious and measured approach in his manifesto to the Colne Valley electors in 1929 : 

Miss Logan began to reflect upon the changes in her employer since they had arrived on the mountain . 

Writing this book has encouraged me to reflect upon the changes which have occurred in primary education in England and Wales since the end of World War II . 

Amanda frequently reflected upon the fruits of the field , how various they were , and yet how perfectly each was adapted for Man 's enjoyment . 

Having commented upon the gentleness and generosity of the Caribs , he immediately reflected upon their vulnerability and upon how easily they might be enslaved . 

The teacher can help the children reflect by focusing the discussion or task in hand , or s/he can create opportunities for the children to consider their work for themselves . 

An outing to the local pub for Kevin Maxwell and his family and time to reflect on being made Britain 's biggest bankrupt . 

It is , perhaps , salutary to reflect upon how difficult we make it for older people to use the range of leisure facilities provided either because of physical access problems , inappropriate classes and high entry costs . 

It is also necessary to reflect upon at least one other dimension to the situation . 

I want you now , as people , to reflect upon how you did the task you were asked to do . 

Well in a way it 's not surprising that none of this got done , if you reflect how common it is that poetic plans do n't get fulfilled . 

Just as with word processing type can be set flush with the left-hand margin , centred or justified .

The world has changed of course : European currencies no longer fluctuate against each other and Russia and South Africa -- two great producing areas -- have found a political stability of sorts . 

While the figures for individual firms fluctuate from year to year ( reflecting to some extent the ownership of the biggest hits in each year ) , the aggregate market share of the five biggest companies has remained remarkably constant over twelve years , at just under two-thirds . 

Prisoner numbers fluctuate from week to week and there are currently only four convicts in the county 's cells . 

But if wheat prices fluctuate more widely than house prices , an investor who had no particular interest in either wheat or houses would not be indifferent between them . 

Adaptation to thrive in seasonal environments , in which day-length , temperatures , water and food availability and other important factors fluctuate widely throughout an annual cycle , may be at least as critical as adaptation to cold , and more difficult for species to adjust to by natural selection . 

Populations of molluscs fluctuate wildly from year to year in North Wales . 

With air temperatures fluctuating between 22 and 32°C for a reptile one metre in diameter , the body temperature would fluctuate between 28.5 and 29.5°C . 

The escudo entered the " broad band " of the ERM , and would be allowed to fluctuate by 6 per cent either side of the central rate , like the Spanish peseta and the UK pound sterling . 

In practice it is difficult to accurately measure such a small drop , and weight does fluctuate a little anyway from day to day . 

Average proportions of minerals are cotectic ( 70% plagioclase and 30% olivine ) , but these proportions fluctuate substantially from layer to layer . 

The signals fluctuate in cycles : if radio energy fluctuates at one cycle every second , then it has a frequency of one Hertz . 

Yet herd size is not constant ; it fluctuates in relation to environmental and social conditions . 

Other countries ' currencies are either fixed in value or fluctuate against the dollar in the world 's foreign exchange markets . 

An obvious physiological difference between the sexes is that female hormonal concentrations fluctuate throughout the reproductive years whereas male concentrations are relatively constant , declining gradually with age . 

We get some glimpse of what conditions would be like without water by observing modern deserts , which commonly fluctuate from +45°C to around zero , in the course of twelve hours ! 

It 's not like changeableness in England , because weather here can fluctuate from very cold to very warm in a day . 

If they are too low , then the Earth 's temperature would fluctuate more than it should . 

Adverse conditions can deteriorate water quality very quickly in a small aquarium and the water chemistry tends to fluctuate more destroying any stability . 

A similar plant , already in operation , has been restricted by the convertible energy of rubbish which fluctuates too much to optimise electricity production . 

Income tax relief will fluctuate as levels of interest fluctuate . 

If income is over £100,000 accounts will be fully audited , but for many charities income tends to fluctuate around the £100,000 mark . 

One suggestion has been that the energy output of the Sun itself fluctuates over a long period . 

Even so , the prices of virgin raw materials fluctuate -- and presently , many are depressed . 

Individual populations may still fluctuate , but the overall balance of the community remains steady . 

Police want to reassure anyone who 's nervous about coming foreward with information . 

I sat by the phone and rang as many of them as I could , reassuring the ones who were home . 

It reassured him to see her sitting there , so thoughtful and placid . 

It reassured Luke to see Joe 's name there , partly obscured by his Range Rover . 

` Newspapers have promoted a witch hunt rather than reassure a worried public , " it says . 

Like most of the visitors , I was impressed and reassured by what I saw . 

Cautiously she raised her head and was reassured by the sight of retreating flanks in the moonlight . 

` I hope that they will be reassured by the results of the first phase of this study . " 

` Oh , you need n't worry about them , " the Doctor reassured her overconfidently . 

Politicians were undoubtedly shaken by the experience , and felt the need to reassure world public opinion . 

Li Yuan smiled , reassured by the ironic tone of his father 's words . 

Consumers who registered complaints were last night reassured by Cleveland trading standards officer Eric Robinson . 

Bake the aubergines in a preheated 180°C/350°F/Gas 4 oven for half an hour or until limp and lightly browned . 

Bake the tart on a preheated baking sheet at 350°F ( 180°C ) gas mark 4 for 40–45 min until the filling is creamily set . 

Bake spanakopitta for about 40 minutes , then increase the heat for another 5 minutes to crisp the top . 

Bake the elioti for about 45 minutes or until the base sounds hollow when tapped . 

The mix is baked for 20 minutes in moulds and served with a vegetable cream sauce , lentils , and sautéed mushrooms . 

Bake for 2–2 ½ hours , or until a skewer inserted into the cake comes out cleanly . 

The way to get the maximum flavour out of dried apricots is to bake them slowly in the oven instead of stewing them .

Pour into the prepared tin , level carefully and bake in a preheated 180?C ( 350?F/Gas Mark 4 ) oven for 12-15 minutes .

Cover and bake in a preheated 200?C/400?F/Gas 8 oven for 15-20 minutes .

Proof of meeting these , two staff reference letters and an essay stating why they should receive a grant and how it will be used are all reviewed by a Pleasant Run panel , which determines if the applicant merits the funds .

Such fund are often used for college tuition , vocational training or a deposit on an apartment .

Therefore , we are asking you to donate 45 , $10 gift certificates that can be used toward the purchase of school supplies or clothing , in the total amount of $450 .

Your contribution will be used to recruit and retain quality volunteers .

It will also be used to help maintain the infrastructure that fosters and supports the development of effective relationships , including volunteer orientation and training and ongoing supervision and support by a professional staff .

A BioMaterial is derived from one or more BioMaterials through Treatment events , which also specify the protocol and amount ( s ) of the BioMaterial ( s ) used .

A variation on this theme occurs in Alba de Céspedes ' The Secret ( translated from the Italian by Isabel Quigly : Simon and Schuster , New York , 1958 , page 114 ) where she confides that `` I still had a whole afternoon before me to spend , and I used it to tidy up my drawers ... . ''

Finally , the plan detailed a public U.S. stance : America would use all its resources to eliminate terrorism as a threat , punish those responsible for the 9/11 attacks , hold states and other actors responsible for providing sanctuary to terrorists , work with a coalition to eliminate terrorist groups and networks , and avoid malice toward any people , religion , or culture .

One of the new generation of non-English church leaders in Australia , he led the campaign for Anglican women priests , and planned to ordain the first in Melbourne next year . 

In February 1990 legislation to allow women to be ordained as priests was approved and sent to all the dioceses to be discussed and voted on . 

It shall be lawful for the General Synod to make provision by Canon for enabling a woman to be ordained to the office of a Priest . 

Thus to those conservatives who , arguing against the ordination of women , contend that Jesus ordained no ` priestesses " , it must be said that neither did he ordain any priests ! 

The fight lasted 20 gripping minutes before the streamlined , sharp toothed giant was landed on the deck of his boat .

Although well-made clubs ought to last a lifetime , I have already owned 16 different sets and tried more than that number in a futile search for The Touch .

Malta finally eliminated Western military bases from its territory in spring 1979 and the renunciation of bases became a principle of Maltese foreign policy . 

It is not yet possible to expect any therapy to eliminate HIV from the body and anti-viral therapies will have to be taken for long periods , maybe for life . 

We have found that , often , when patients eliminate these foods from their diet , they feel well again and find it easier to lose weight . 

It will also eliminate 500 jobs through attrition and lay-offs at its Armonk headquarters . 

The two republics agreed to eliminate all nuclear weapons either through transfer to Russia or by means of destruction and to formalize their status as non-nuclear states by signing the Non-Proliferation Treaty in due course . 

The single market is , of course , designed to lower and eventually eliminate barriers to the movement of goods , services and people . 

If an intruder eliminated him with a weapon and managed to get inside this place you 'd be in trouble . " 

The Basic Law thus strengthened the position of the Chancellor against the Bundestag and eliminated the President as a rival source of executive power . 

Workstation back-ups by portable tape drive will be possible from late 1992 , and this should eliminate the need for large numbers of floppies to be kept for hard-disk back-ups . 

Future HSE audits will generally be conducted in an even more formal and structured way and there will be extra checks and balances to eliminate any unwitting subjectivity on the part of the auditor . 

The doctor will wish to eliminate both these possibilities before looking at other forms of food sensitivity . 

The reverse phenomenon , forcing a language on people , can be a different means to eliminate competition by establishing linguistic inequality . 

Should we suppose that Ulpian has adopted the broad use of the verb legare , and therefore eliminate the difficulty by translating merely ` left " ( instead of ` left a legacy " ) ? 

The organisation has been streamlined to eliminate bureaucratic barriers to getting things done . 

His aim was to eliminate the importation of distilled spirits , for which his main rationale was the damage they did to health . 

As is often the case , the first thing the management planned to do was to eliminate people . 

Financial shenanigans clearly will not be eliminated by new , even tougher legislation to protect investors . 

Other writers , more pessimistically , have argued that as one household task is reduced or eliminated by advances in technology , then others are added to the list and standards are raised . 

A possible third -- over-exposure to specialised and/or volatile funds , can be eliminated simply by being cautious . 

He gave warning of cuts and redundancies and predicted that services in some areas would be eliminated altogether , during the annual Commons debate on grant support for local authorities . 

In all , some 700 000 out of a population of three million were thus eliminated . 

These can not be eliminated without putting something in its place . 

And its innovative user interface features reduce or eliminate the number of steps needed to perform standard spreadsheet operations . 

The 1987 intermediate nuclear forces treaty eliminated all United States and Soviet ground-based intermediate range nuclear missiles . 

It is good practice to go through any document before parting with it and eliminate any word that is not essential to conveying the precise meaning intended . 

60 detectives are working on the case and they 've eliminated from their enquiries a man arrested and held overnight . 

Meanwhile , police last night hit back at a lawyer 's claim that they had mishandled the arrest of a 12-year-old boy who was released and eliminated from the inquiry last Wednesday . 

Dieters often feel that high-fat , high-sugar foods are so bad that they should be totally eliminated from a healthy eating plan . 

In addition , we eliminated from the study all patients who were referred because of reflux symptoms even though they had asthma . 

He did not make any attempt to eliminate from his voice his complete disbelief in what he was saying . 

The first option involved simply eliminating through traffic , principally through the use of one-way systems . 

Improved public health and hygiene measures -- the " sanitary revolution " from the mid-years of the century -- were also important and eliminated up to one-quarter of deaths between then and 197l . 

Fortunately the technology of the food processing industry is now so sophisticated that infection from this source has been virtually eliminated . 

Foods such as sugar , salt , spices , fat and alcohol can therefore aggravate a cellulite condition by cluttering up the system with additional waste matter that is poorly eliminated . 

Any discrepancies between the two data sources were investigated and errors eliminated . 

` Now that 's what I call a real bird's-eye view ! " she exclaimed as she landed , beaming with delight . 

" Oh , but you 've been in bed ! " she exclaimed as soon as she went round the angle . 

` Any landing you walk away from is a good one , " she exclaimed as they taxied in to the small terminal . 

Staring back at him , aware of how still he was holding himself , she exclaimed weakly , ` Oh , Leo , could does n't even enter into it . 

This combination was so successful that one dealer exclaimed indignantly ` These prices are what I would charge myself . " 

It 's for me , Thérèse exclaimed : it 's from the nuns in Soeur Dosithée 's old convent . 

` Fabia , love , how nice to hear from you ! " her mother exclaimed . 

` Upon my soul , " Louisa exclaimed to Emilia Frere , ` your husband is a man of surprises . 

It 's impossible ! she exclaimed to herself , getting up and leaning on the rough stone windowsill . 

Javed 's gouging prompted commentator Richie Benaud to exclaim to millions of viewers : ` Steady on there ! " 

` If it is three billion guilders up front , it is an incredible deal , " one London-based analyst who declined identification exclaimed to Reuter . 

` Fenmen , disgusting representations of ignorance and indecency ! " exclaimed the judge in the Littleport riots in 1816 . 

Tawell , who was deeply affronted that such a respectable businessman should be arrested on such a charge , exclaimed that he had never heard of Sara Hart , nor of Salt Hill , and he had definitely never been there . 

We exclaimed our astonishment and relief , and rushed to embrace him . 

` Goodness me , what an escape ! " exclaimed the Brownie Guider . 

( " The letter killeth , the spirit giveth life ! " exclaimed the Collector fervently ) . 

" I 'll bet you do n't know , Chuck , how Saigon got its name , do you ? " exclaimed Joseph at last , closing the book and jumping to his feet . 

Even the much-travelled Portia paused in the ripple of her chatter to exclaim her appreciation . 

Despite their great size , the new cars only seated 56 , although their massive platforms could accommodate many standing passengers .

The two small cars seated only 32 inside , and it has been speculated that they were intended to draw the trailers during summer operation .

The vault bar seats approximately 55 persons and is more attractive to the younger drinkers because of its atmosphere and prices .

It is a great barn of a place which seats 5,000 but which that day was due to hold 2,500 .

Next to the gardens , there will be a sports and recreation arena seating up to 12,000 people , while brand new tennis facilities at the Oberhausen Tennis Club reflect Germany 's growing enthusiasm for the sport .

It seats approximately 180 persons for full silver service , and has been redecorated by Duchy throughout in traditional English style .

It also seated about 300 together with room for a choir of 215 .

The dining room seats a maximum of 48 covers , which has tended to inhibit its use as a public restaurant during the peak season .

The public rooms include a restaurant capable of seating 100 diners , a residents ' lounge and a bar .

In a third-class carriage there are seven compartments , seating three a side , each fitted with electric bell push for attendant , and a lavatory at either end .

The Recital Room , which seats 220 , has since become established as an excellent venue for solo performances , recitals , chamber ensembles and jazz groups .

The four-wheel cars -- 62-64 -- were smaller , seated 66 , and had seven narrow full-drop windows in the saloon .

On our new ship Ecstasy , each restaurant seats 650 passengers and we two sittings of each meal at set meal times .

Her cockpit seated two , a pilot and a co-pilot , each in a standard zero-g web .

If demand is greater we can either book another bus or use the mini bus which will seat another 15 .

The 50-50 venture will focus on making passenger jets seating between 70 and 115 people , with assembly work performed in both Taiwan and Britain .

The Arab Theatre was a barn-like building which on its better days could seat an audience of two hundred .

The Webster Room , which can seat around 60 , is used for art exhibitions , talks , seminars and group meetings .

Up to 40 fire engines , buses , coaches and lorries will snake around Darlington in the first vintage rally of its type to be held in the town . 

The palm groves were full of brick kilns and trails of black smoke snaked between the trees . 

His soup bowl snaked from his tray , tipped , tilted , the liquid ran steaming to the bowl in front of Byrkin . 

He snaked off again and within minutes the throng began moving towards dinner , dividing into ten to a table , lowering bottoms onto inadequate chairs , fingering menus , peering at the print through candlelight , scanning their allotted neighbours . 

His bony wrist snaked out , towards the trailing end of the bull 's rope . 

Long trains full of them snaked endlessly through while civilian passengers waited patiently , hoping that their train would be next . 

They were into the hills now , snaking away into a country desolate save for isolated farmsteads and flocks of sheep , and rivers flowing through wide green straths . 

Iain Walker became well-known in climbing circles for accompanying the 1988 Bonington Menlungste expedition , which was dressed up for sponsorship purposes as a yeti hunt . 

The appointment of a chaperone enabled four women teachers to accompany this early party which spent eight strenuous days completing walking climbs of twenty miles or so and evenings listening to lectures on Ruskin and places of interest . 

The armed following that accompanied Robert the Frisian on his Jerusalem pilgrimage so impressed the Emperor of Byzantium , Alexius Comnenus , with its martial bearing that he requested similar assistance from the west . 

On 4 April , Lord Inverchapel ( sent as diplomatic intermediary ) accompanied Van Mook and Indonesian negotiators to The Hague . 

One sherpa , Tensing Norgay , accompanied Sir Edmund Hillary and became one the first men to climb Mount Everest . 

Comrade Wu our interpreter who will accompany us all the way is a very pleasant lady in her forties . 

She forbade him to accompany her beyond the door and walked alone over the golden sand past the flower-beds to the gate . 

Hi-volt Capacitors , which manufactures high voltage equipment , will accompany 19 other businesses from all over the province , on the Industrial Development Board trade mission to the four main markets in Scandinavia . 

These were descendants of humble loyalists , and of the sailors who had accompanied them from America . 

Bruce Davidson had accompanied McLeish from his last posting to C1 , that division of New Scotland Yard concerned exclusively with murder , and they had now worked together for four years in the CID . 

` Accepting it , the Chief Executive said he would like to accompany the next party from Hunterston visiting the Ukraine . " 

After the execution Lady Betty would accompany the corpse in a cart to the market square where two tall poles had been erected . 

In February US military advisers had accompanied the Liberian troops in operations in Nimba , ostensibly to monitor the Army 's behaviour . 

She accompanied him in the ambulance to Hollywood Memorial Hospital and stayed at his bedside in the intensive care unit as he had a series of brain scans . 

However the crash crew person asked the instructor to accompany her in the fire vehicle , and on arrival at the vehicle they asked a bystander to raise the alarm . 

` My orders , little friar , are that you are to accompany me into Cheapside to a tavern called the Bear and Ragged Staff . 

Later he asked , at second-hand , if he could accompany me into the Danakil country , where I planned to travel . 

One of the cats came to meet her in the wood and accompanied her back into the house . 

On the third night , Sylvia was chosen to accompany a punter into the medieval castle . 

His wife was a good linguist and keen geologist , and accompanied her husband on field excursions at home and abroad , as well as working on the Pleistocene deposits of the Cambridge area . 

Serrano Suñer , who accompanied Franco on the trip , denies that there was any delay : " Good God , no ! " he said , in an interview given in 1988 . 

This year , for the first time , many head teachers accompanied the governors on their fact finding mission and were given stirring messages of support by speaker after speaker . 

And then I thought of inviting her to accompany me on this foolish expedition . " 

As for Margaret -- well , she 'd always fancied herself accompanying my father round the world on his tours . 

I scrambled out of the trench and accompanied them through the trees to the farm . 

He had climbed out of the car and , leaving the driver 's door open , accompanied her to her front door to see her safely inside . 

Gyggle also had some good news for me -- he was to accompany me to London . 

His driver and an assistant were told to leave ; the police would accompany him to the border . 

Miguelito said , ` You wish that I accompany you to your villa ? " 

Mr Moores , who accompanied the children , said : ` It was a marvellous day the sun shone and there was a real sense of occasion . 

They were accompanied by a group of pathologists from the RAF Institute of Aviation Pathology who were regular members of the AIB teams investigating fatal accidents . 

He was accompanied by 17 ministers representing all 13 parties in his government . 

He is accompanied in the cab by a police officer armed with binoculars , two cellphones and a radio , able to spot vandals hundreds of yards ahead . 

I forgot to mention that we were accompanied on the walk by our own Welsh collie bitch and a borrowed Corgi dog . 

Aggie accompanied the gangling totter to his cart and when she peered into the cardboard box and saw the kitten she shook her head sadly . 

Joseph had accompanied her willingly , but she had soon noticed that his manner was subdued and cool towards her , and this had added a vague new dimension to her unease . 

I arrived at Albany accompanied by two senior police officers and a psychologist . 

At Enfield , the destination of our first day 's march , we were met and accompanied for the last mile by a procession of Catholic parishioners . 

He indicated to her to accompany him along the quay , where a litter awaited . 

For some time three of the barefoot children accompanied me along the seldom-used path . 

But for Mr Pozsgay and his fellow thinkers , the end always justified the means .

But , in any event , there is no compelling reason to justify section 9 .

The impact of his writings and theories fully justifies his appellation ` the father of modern seismology " .

Held : The risk of injury did not justify the closing of the factory .

Any departure from the standard must be justified by the individual circumstances .

For many years , until biochemists performed their wonders , there was no other way to justify Mendel 's theory .

It is certainly not a decision that is justified by their findings and their reasons .

The Department of Health said its guidelines did not justify the claim .

Fourth , the Western post-war build-up of defence is partially justified in the above terms .

If only these ideas were pursued vigorously and with a vengeance morally justified by the offender 's wickedness , then ` our " society would be relatively crime-free and tranquil .

Can the likely outcome of some of the policies we have examined be justified by calculation ?

A lax attitude to accident prevention can not be justified by the perennial excuses of financial hardships and pressure from high work-loads .

The requirement of establishment imposed by the West German rule could only have been justified by the need to protect policy-holders .

It has been their job to see that local councils do not spend money on activities which can not be justified by statute .

Certainly , no present authority could be justified by appeal to any such explicit consent .

Theological arguments can justify and indeed increasingly require the ordination of women to the priesthood .

The thing that is most remarkable about day trading , though , is the almost complete absence of a coherent investment theory that could justify the practice .

Kissinger 's history of his own time in office is a work whose breadth , clarity of vision and historical scope amply justify its size .

Angry critics charged that if the mind had an innate structure , different people ( or classes , sexes , and races ) could have different innate structures , justifying discrimination .

I was unable to find any comment by the author justifying the use and application of the ( million - word British ) International Corpus of English ( ICE -GB ) .

Note 9 : `` Thus interpreted , the Nazi extermination both justifies the necessity of Israel and accounts for all hostility directed at it : The Jewish state is the only safeguard against the next outbreak of homicidal anti-Semitism and , conversely , homicidal anti-Semitism is behind every attack on , or even defensive maneuver against , the Jewish state .

The program 's supporters -- who compared the project to trying to `` hit a bullet with a bullet `` -- said that 1 ) success in the next test will justify a go-ahead ; and 2 ) the setbacks result from Clinton 's unrealistic timetable .

We suggest that the concept of biological markets provides a good alternative framework for modelling variable games [ 1 17 28 38 ] . At the least , future studies should justify the assumption of zero payoff variation , given the importance of its implications .

And more convenient , seamless access to the Internet from the desktop will . It is hard to see any anti - competitive danger that justifies denying people these benefits .

I doubt that it is accurate to define gunsel as a ` callow youth , ' a sense that probably rubbed off from the character played by Elisha Cook , Jr. in The Maltese Falcon : though he was referred to ( by Bogart , as I recall ) as a ` punk ' and ` gunsel ' and was portrayed as ineffectual , that does not justify a transferred definition : gunsel , probably from Yiddish , is a less common , old-fashioned term for ` gunman , body guard , torpedo , hit man , ' and the like , simply a ` criminal who carries a gun , ' and needs no ( additional ) pejorative treatment .

He dismissed Western achievements as entirely material , arguing that Western society possesses `` nothing that will satisfy its own conscience and justify its existence . ``

However , persistent positive reactions upto 2 weeks following treatment [ 21 ] would not justify the introduction of rapid test as a screening test by village health workers in the region .

Does such an occurrence justify paranoid speculation about corrupt motives and conflicts of interest ?

Since then , 14 media organizations in Portugal -- three TV companies , four radio stations , six daily newspapers , and one newsmagazine -- have signed a statement saying , `` It is our profound conviction that the intimate life of a human being , even if he is the president of the United States , does not justify this obscene official inquiry .

But nothing they did before the West intervened justifies the 2,000 civilians killed by NATO 's bombs .

The combination of increasing incidence of disease , a growing population in the endemic area , and the lack of a highly effective drug treatment justifies efforts to prevent ( rather than treat ) this disease .

To be sure , there is nothing to justify the assumption that the names of the numbers emerged in numerical order from the primeval ooze of language ; but one might mistakenly conclude that the very first ordinal to be talked about in English was eightieth , and this at a time when only a small percentage of the population had a life expectancy of half that .

You see , last fall , Glassman -- who has used such forums as the Wall Street Journal editorial page to propound his view that the prospect of future earnings growth justifies much higher stock prices than anything yet seen -- participated in a

It is hard to see any anti - competitive danger that justifies denying people these benefits . ``

Most investors are skeptical , correctly divining that future earnings justify a price of only $ 50 .

In the Republic of Ireland , the Irish Independent called Clinton `` an invaluable friend of Ireland `` and said that foolishness in his personal life `` does not justify the persecution to which he has been subjected , `` nor take away from his achievements as president .

Since each of these approaches has been extensively described and compared previously , what justifies the new treatment in this paper ?

With Russia in shambles and communism no longer a threat , what threat to U.S. interests justifies such a commitment ?

whether the benefits of the limitations on the total annual amounts of allowances available starting in 2018 justify the costs and whether adjusting any of the limitations would provide additional benefits which justify the costs of such adjustment , taking into account both quantifiable and non - quantifiable factors ;

That does n't justify the ongoing disparity between criminal sentences for possession of powder cocaine and possession of crack -- crack is much more likely to be used by blacks , and is punished much more harshly -- but it does justify the tougher approach law enforcement agencies take in general today , as compared to two decades ago .

that there are some searches the war on drugs can not justify . ``

The conservative spins : 1 ) New threats from North Korea and Iran justify building the system .

Many of these players tend to be arrogant and believe that the end justifies the means .

Parvez 's wife remains a remote and unsympathetic figure , a woman whose lack of appreciation fully justifies his drift into the arms of another lover .

The results of this study justify prospective investigation on a larger scale , and the clinical significance of Met positivity in the axillary drainage fluid in breast cancer patients should be defined by an extended follow-up study .

Then it was up to the principals to decide if the case was good enough to justify using force .

First , by assuming that the high success rate of zinc phosphate cemented Procera crowns is likely to be equally high with Denzir copings , justifies such a study ethically .

These evidently possessed whatever qualities of viability are required for an item to survive in at least written English once it has experienced adequate quantity and variety of printed occurrence to justify initial listing in the first place .

The FT said this was the right decision , not because Muammar Qaddafi was now `` a Jeffersonian democrat `` but because `` he has started to come into line with international law enough to justify a policy of engagement rather than isolation . ``

The First Amendment , in Tannen 's view , has often become `` a pretext to justify the airing of just those views that make for the most entertaining fights . ``

The government hopes to construct the database in a way that will satisfy privacy advocates , but this seems impossible , since they 1 ) oppose precisely the easy access meant to justify the database and 2 ) think insurers will use the information to discriminate against costly patients .

Indeed , CTAG and / or CTCG motifs were found upstream of all these genes in C. psittaci , but the presence of these regions did not exceed random probability sufficiently to justify any concrete assertions .

Finally , a requirement to include package inserts containing educational information in cigarette and smokeless tobacco was not chosen because the FDA was not certain the benefits would justify the compliance costs .

Fisher 's exact test will be used instead of chi-square tests if the frequency of a given allele is too low to justify the assumptions of the chi-square test .

The critical nature of the information derived from the output of the assay justifies the extra optimization effort .

Even Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Khuzami has called Salem a liar who fibbed about stupid things , and in opening statements the prosecutor warned jurors they 'd hear a lot of things about the witness they would n't like .

Moreover , particularly when a complex is relatively unstable , the bound protein can detach from the protected DNA fragment and reassociate to other DNA fragments that have already been modified by DMS .

He cut and chopped and she felt herself detached from the rotten wood .

The best are those where the head is made from a single piece of metal rather than where individual teeth are riveted into place . 

It was covered in lettering and had been riveted to the trousers , as if Grandson Richard was some sort of machine . 

The hull was made of overlapping wrought-iron plates riveted to metal frames . 

The sitting-room had not only a small and charming Victorian fireplace but a gallery as well , with access by means of a ladder which Kitty had had riveted to the wall . 

The tanks were 80 feet long by 15 feet wide and 5 feet deep ( internal dimensions ) , and were mainly constructed of steel plates thick , and angle sections riveted together . 

In many respects the Public School Missions , widely regarded as ` civilizing " and ` Christianizing " the community , paralleled the settlements , with an ostentatious display of social conscience and religious conviction . 

At this point it is really interesting to note the variety of activities that the members of my class regard as ` useful " . 

Seven of these ten they regarded as ` deplorable " -- overcrowded , poorly serviced , and dilapidated . 

It seems natural to regard dishonestly keeping or dealing with the property as theft ( as it is now in the case of bailees ) . 

But she made it immediately clear that she regarded the two policemen as being of a social order little higher than the servants . 

They regard the problems as being a result of the structure of the common agricultural policy . 

She regarded herself as having been battered by uncontrollable forces , washed up in hostile , foreign waters against jagged rocks . 

( e ) The House in Morris did not regard themselves as saying anything which conflicted with Lawrence . 

It 's a mistake to have a narrowly political view of the novel , as it is to regard its comedy as somehow decorative . 

Other societies , at other times , have simply regarded the elements of nature as commodities : sources of food , fuel , shelter , transport , and wealth . 

However , it is more realistic to regard the Convention as primarily about the service of process which is in turn an essential step in the conduct of proceedings designed to secure the interests of the plaintiff . 

` Naturally , " said Gus diplomatically , ` I regard myself as under your orders , sir . 

` I do n't regard my engagement to Peter as any sort of mistake , " she managed to say . 

She seemed to regard the Ascendancy with humour as imperial relics . 

She regards me with suspicion , but when I hold out my hand , she takes it . 

Ramsey 's long memory always regarded the decision to leave academic life as the hardest of his life . 

The Central Statistical Office regards the definitive estimate of gross domestic product to be the average of the three figures obtained using the different methods . 

Owens ( 1985 ) regarded the empirical evidence to be insufficient to support a general proposition that the tax system is undermining the work effort . 

` But the true lover regards the very requirements of reciprocity to be a contamination , a devaluation , and loving without the reward of reciprocated love to be the highest blessing . " 

The constructivist theory of mind regards thinking on an analogy with action ; just as the representation theory takes an analogy with drawing and writing . 

A dreary diet of lessons based upon textbook and worksheet is never going to inspire children to regard schooling with enthusiasm , nor will it provide the base on which a personal commitment to learning can be built . 

I 'd just like to thank the fellow colleagues of my team for the effort and I regard er a very worthwhile and creditable performance . 

The Bikin river area is also home to about 40 of the 250 remaining Siberian tigers , regarded as sacred by the Udege . 

McCauley and Swisher ( 1984 ) recommend that 100 be regarded as a minimum number for an adequate sample . 

In the New Testament those who do not enjoy salvation in Christ are regarded as slaves of sin ( John 8:34 ; Rom. 7:14 ) . 

These chain structures may be regarded as one-dimensional macromolecules . 

The approach was regarded by the government as being of particular benefit to the older urban areas . 

Women giving birth at over age 30 began to be regarded by the medical profession as something of a curiosity . 

Once crowned , his position had divine sanction , was regarded by the church as sacrosanct , and so was considerably strengthened . 

And now the Court of Appeal has strongly indicated it would regard as binding a ` living will . " 

Across the Pennines the duchy included the forest of Bowland ( regarded as lying in Yorkshire ) , the county palatine of Lancashire and land in north Cheshire . 

I havent seen Best do anything I would regard as making him such a good player . 

The second influence has been the expansion of international regulation into areas which were previously not regarded as within international competence . 

While other people explored the lands he regarded as ` his " , Columbus was forced to stay in Spain . 

Milano is the variety that I regard as the standard among the enormous range of Italian salami . 

The Dispensary merged into the Edinburgh Dental Hospital and school in 1879 , with Smith , regarded as the school 's creator , as consulting surgeon dentist . 

He was now encumbered with a record that the voters generally regarded in an unfavourable light . 

Maybe Errol picked up on my mood because he said something offensive about a lady I regarded with deep affection . 

This breakthrough , still regarded with awe in the detergent trade , was achieved by a technician at Procter & Gamble 's French division . 

It is , of course , regarded with mystical awe by all who see it . 

Rubber wetsuits they regarded with distaste as contraceptive sheaths that would interfere with the primal experience . 

The action of eye-closing , normally regarded as voluntary , has thus become split off or ` dissociated " from voluntary control . 

But this does not permit us to regard the Englishmen as solely or by choice specialists in spinets . 

Councils must regard young people leaving care as vulnerable and in priority need of housing . 

From the time he left New York , Michael Joyce regarded his United States citizenship as a moral and political incubus . 

` I would regard it , " I say pleasantly , ` as a special favour . " 

Er , a sharp fall in the interest , tax and dividends line led to the forty five million turnround at what we regard the crucial measure , net funds from operation . 

The public is not thirsting for reassurances about our place in the world . 

As the reader makes his way through the critical works by scholars whose main discipline was philosophy or theology , philology or oriental languages , he naturally thirsts to hear something from creative writers themselves . 

Lewis denied that this would hardly satisfy the British boxing public , who are thirsting to see a showdown with Bruno . 

Fears were expressed by puritan divines that to thirst after natural knowledge was to run the risk of elevating reason at the expense of faith . 

She thirsted for it , imagining the cool wind of it cascading life into her lungs . 

No market research informed Laura that women were thirsting for long dresses which they could not find . 

And all the time she thirsted for the words of love which she made the young boy recite . 

IN 1981 ex-police officer and Playboy bunny girl Lawrencia ` Bambi " Bembeneck was jailed for life for the murder of her husband 's ex-wife at home in Milwaukee .

Aaron Hayes , Daniel Williams and John Hughes were jailed for 15 months for conspiracy to rob and possessing an imitation firearm .

A YOUNG Belfast man has been jailed for two years for the manslaughter of a Galway barman while on holiday in Salthill last summer .

Courtney was jailed for seven years on November 30 following his conviction for two rapes and two indecent assaults .

A London born terrorist has today been jailed for six months in Amsterdam on arms offences .

Martin Richmond and a friend were jailed after their visas were founds to be forged .

A BUSINESSMAN has been jailed for 18 months for receiving thousands of pounds worth of stolen goods .

Eddie Browning was jailed for life for the murder of Marie Wilkes from Worcester in 1988 .

An eighteen year old arsonist has been gaoled for eight years for starting a house fire in which a four year old girl lost her hand .

SCOTLAND 'S senior judge gave warning yesterday of severe sentences on bank raiders as he jailed a man for five years .

Taking into account Ferguson 's health , age , and the fact he had not previously been in prison , he jailed him for 18 months .

Baroness Susan De Stempel was jailed in 1990 for a crime described as cruel and ruthless .

Murray Stewart was jailed in the summer for attempting a £40m computer fraud .

Concern over the trade in wild plants has been heightened by the activities of Henry Azadehdel , who was jailed in Britain this year for smuggling orchids taken from the wild and imported without the proper permits .

Two Darlington men were jailed for four months by magistrates yesterday for their part in an attempted burglary of a terraced house in the town .

A GANG involved in theft attacks on telephone kiosks has been jailed by Liverpool Crown Court .

His attacker , 33-year-old Peter Sigsworth , was jailed for three years .

A man has been jailed for life for strangling his estranged wife , after finding a love letter she had written to another man .

A DRINK-DRIVER was jailed for just four months yesterday for mowing down a nine-year-old girl .

I am not such a fathead as to attempt to describe the pleasure of eating , but I would draw your attention to the vegetable soup cooked with a hambone ( le garbure ) , to the river trout braised in Henri IV 's favourite Juranon wine , the grilled breast of duck . 

This winter Koffmann has been reinterpreting Cabessal de lievre : instead of stuffing and braising the hare he lightly roasts the fillet and laps it in a deep spicy sauce grand veneur set off by a heap of nutty pates . 

In the days when Pomiane was writing , chefs did not dream of braising vegetables -- lettuces , leeks , Belgian endives , for example -- without a preliminary blanching .

` Not a chance , man ! " grunted Ewan , heaving a spearsman left-handed over a wall . 

` You 've caught me on a bad day , " grunts Graeme Souness , as he ambles across the mahogany lined reception at Ibrox . 

` If he 's the alternative , " grunted the Hungarian , ` you 're the better bet . " 

` Well , I hope we are going to find a bit more life than this , " grunted Billy , as they sat down at a table near the gas fire . 

` Better get off , " grunted Selwyn , ` our Molly will 'ave me dinner on . " 

` Work ! " grunted Orrin , unkind for once about the niece he loved . 

The relieved Prince grunted an acknowledgement , then leaned forward to gaze critically in the mirror . 

Wei Feng grunted his dissatisfaction , but Wang Hsien , T'ang of Africa , was not so restrained . 

Yanto grunted some inaudible remark and was introducing her to a goggle-eyed Billy as Nigger joined them . 

In fact , he grunted something complimentary about it being dashed public-spirited of me to come back so soon . 

He grunted something unintelligible and poked a sausage savagely . 

` I 'm a DK , lady , " he said to Defries , grunting the words as he struggled to keep his footing on the juddering floor . 

` Hang on , " he grunted to Antony and clambered quickly to the top . 

` And how 's his nibs this morning ? " she grunted in her slightly Cockney voice . 

He climbed up the steps , pipe in mouth , grunted out a few words as he entered the attic and blew the lamp out , plunging them all into total darkness . 

He felt they should be made to see Cabochon had misrepresented his brother . 

He did not consider that he was misrepresenting his descent , since to acknowledge the family 's status would display vulgar class consciousness . 

However , he has complained that he was misrepresented by newspapers , and had suffered a fierce backlash . 

In particular , Mr. O'Brien alleged that the effect of the guarantee had been misrepresented to him by Mr. Tucker . 

Second , she contended that her husband misrepresented to her the effect of the legal charge . 

The difficulties have arisen mainly in cases where B has misrepresented to A his ( B's ) identity . 

How else could Chuck have outdone Jack Lemmon in Some Like It Hot ? 

They are to attend the banquet as Antony and Cleopatra and hoped to outdo Taylor and Burton . 

Only the Austrians seem able to outdo Germans in the quantities of food one is expected to eat in restaurants . 

This Billy Bunterish buffoon is constantly but cheerfully beaten up as he pursues his doomed amorous adventures , for no man outdoes him in ` passive valour " . 

It was the beneficent by-product of competition between companies , each trying to outdo its rivals in visible splendour and architectural might . 

De Choiseul , not to be outdone by de Broglie , sent a spy of his own , Colonel de Béville , to England in September and October 1768 . 

After they did this four more times I decided to try to outdo them , and got a sheet of glass ready . 

He preached to Theo like a priest of marriage , outdoing his father in unshakeable belief . 

Through the six months of Alberta 's bitter winter each lady tried to outdo the other in the number of coffee parties given and the number of charitable offices each managed to obtain . 

He had worked for so many nineteenth-century showmen that he was able to outdo them all . 

Others spend their ill-gotten gains on fast chariots which they race against each other , trying to outdo their rivals by having the fastest or flashiest machine . 

These observers also think HaL has outdone its original specification for Fairbanks and Nome and will get better than the 100 MIPS and 175 MIPS it was shooting for . 

Müller is even better , outdoing even Kempe 's lovely Grümmer . 

Spectacular though this is , many smaller frogs can easily outdo it , if their jumps are judged in relation to their body size . 

The real Lotus advantage , however , lies in those 3D worksheets , and in this respect version 3.4 still manages to outdo most of the GUI opposition in multi-dimensional calculating . 

His colleagues struggled to outdo him in lifelikeness , in art that was a pure conjuring trick on the sense of sight . 

In its capacity to preserve a message it far outdoes tablets of stone . 

Last year , Lois even outdid Ken Dodd and Freddie Starr by winning the comedy section of the annual Whitbread Scouseology Awards , which are sponsored by the Echo . 

But perhaps the last concert , when Paragon joined with the Caput Ensemble , outdid all the events . 

` We were lucky in that , when the album went to Number One , we went to Japan that week , " smirks Alex . 

If the VAX/VMS disk quota has been exceeded ( check by using VMS command SHOW QUOTA ) , you should inform the System Manager or purge the account of all unnecessary files . 

They even expressed affection obscenely , as if to purge their relationships of any possible betraying taint . 

To purge themselves of earthly desires -- that was all they were worried about . 

Its senior partner , the Communist Party , has not carried all its followers with it this summer , and last month had to purge the entire leadership of its youth movement ( KNE ) . 

He 'd done something like it before , he 'd tried to purge himself of privilege by becoming a tramp , descending among the down-and-outs of London and Paris . 

Seb realised immediately that Boz was seeking trouble as a means of purging himself of the anger and frustration that was bubbling inside him . 

Because I need to purge myself of the past more than anything . 

Bob had helped purge Martha of the terrible guilt that had haunted her since her sister Maria 's death . 

At both extremes of anorexia or bulimia the sufferers may use medications to induce vomiting or to reduce body fluid or to purge themselves either with laxatives or enemas or both . 

But another work by Lysippus , showing the hero Hercules purging the Augean Stables , was exhibited in Rome next to a statue of the triumphant Fabius Maximus on horseback . 

If we believe that Ireland can be purged of the Dark Lords and the Wolfline reinstated , then we will join with you . " 

The secret police was finally purged , with its chief , Yagoda , perishing along with other senior personnel . 

It failed , and the general purged the armed forces and created a power structure that strengthened his supporters ' hold on the military . 

Neither the campaign nor the result purged him or his family of a settled if unenthusiastic feeling that he ought to go into the House of Commons . 

It is not necessary to purge the political and academic language which we use to think about the inner city , only to be aware of its contingent value . 

They were also seeking to purge their religion of recently acquired alien elements and to restore it to what they deemed its original purity . 

But then he has it , he 's off and running , he 's merging and purging that database with frantic abandon . 

After reaching the desired revs by using the foot throttle , the driver then pushes the centre button . 

Molly pushed desperately against the eighteen inch high wooden flap . 

She pushed at the curl , then reached down for the shoulder-bag that lay at her feet and dug out an ebony hair pick . 

Finn pushed at the door , which stuck momentarily on a thick doormat as if unwilling to let them in . 

` Maybe he does n't know a squeeze play from a loud foul , but once he senses he 's being got at he can be a vicious SOB . "

I do n't think she 'd ever set foot on a farm before , did n't know a Swaledale sheep from a Shorthorn cow .

Through Dorothea 's head flitted the tune , but she had been too facetious already , to her shame . 

Cornered , he resorted to patting her on the shoulder , while across his face flitted the craven smile of a man dealing with an unpredictable pet that yet might turn on him . 

By the watchfires ' waning light he could discern a handful of ghostly figures flitting about nearby . 

The little dark Seychelles sunbird was flitting about , sipping nectar from the many blossoms . 

Snow bunting were flitting about the lochan on the walk over to Sgurr a'Mhuilinn . 

` I know , " he whispered , and a smile flitted across the devastatingly handsome cast of his face . 

A look of horror flitted across his face , and he said with great feeling : ` I say , Cassie . 

for miles and miles the shadow of the aeroplane has flitted across hard shiny ice . 

But it was one of the twins , in fluffy pyjamas , who flitted across the landing like a moth , eyes half-shut under the electric light . 

They can be observed flitting across the pit as they attempt to swim , with the parent picking them up and spitting them back into the quivering mass . 

Francis forced himself to look at the screens again , and he could see that there were less of the winged creatures flitting among the struts and cables . 

In the space of only a few years , they regularly flitted around Manchester . 

Stirling himself flitted between Kabrit and Cairo , becoming increasingly worried about the size of the operation and the number of people who seemed to know about it . 

He was young and a butterfly , flitting from branch to branch and all the time climbing . 

Instead of flitting from one employer to another he remained constant in Richard 's service and was with him still at the end at Chalus . 

The mother flits from flower to flower , and swoops in here on occasional state visits . 

She could well imagine what was going on in his mind : fickle , impulsive girl who flitted from one man to another without so much as a backward glance . 

Daphne flitted from party to party while I walked at a slightly faster pace from lecture hall to lecture hall , our two paths rarely crossing . 

Small birds flitted in the shade of the branches and bees were crawling over the red and white clover . 

" He flitted into the parlour as his wife made a threatening gesture . 

You 've the body of an angel holding out the lure of forbidden fruit , yet you 're as insubstantial as a nymph who flits through the mountain streams . 

There was still a handful of people down there , identifiable only for brief seconds as they flitted through the pools of light thrown out on to the pavement from cafés and shops . 

And , before any of us could do anything , she flitted like a ghost back into the trees . 

We saw a few small birds flitting away from the roadside , but for the moment these had to remain unidentified ` little brown jobs " . 

Joe sat on the wooden kitchen chair and watched Mrs Alice Carver flitting back and forth from the stove to the table , talking all the while . 

Once outside the house she darted quickly along the road then through a gap in a hedge and the last I saw was the little black figure flitting over the rain-swept grass of a field . 

Fir Grove looked quite romantic in the dusk , creepercovered against the blue-black sky , with bats flitting over the roof . 

He seemed completely in his element , though all those monks flitting round the place rather gave me the creeps . 

Moving with the sureness of a cat on the prowl , he flitted back through the hold and outside . 

Her thoughts annoyingly flitted back to Ven again , and she realised now , of course , just why she had been so outraged when Lubor had tried to kiss her last Friday . 

At Folkstumyren I came across a pair of bluethroats which were busy catching insects , sometimes flitting up into the air like a flycatcher to intercept craneflies . 

The Tolkien children were invited to swim and punt on Lewis 's lake at The Kilns , but there was nothing in the way of a ` family friendship " between the two . 

In summer you can enjoy punting along the river Cam , and the Cambridge Festival of music , drama and film . 

Matata poled gracefully ; he could have been punting down the Cam as his pole pushed blue and white water lilies aside . 

During a summer romance together , the couple spent time at Oxford punting down the river , taking drives in the country and visiting local pubs . 

The implication was that with a bit more happening in the sack , hubby would n't have felt he was getting past it and tried to prove his virility by punting up the north face of the Thames . 

Darlington Council 's next plan is to set to work improving the derelict land sites bordering the River Skerne .

However , researchers are now working on the theory that heat and digestive enzymes are necessary for the production of the substances which are active in promoting health .

As the teachers all had full-time commitments outside the project , they were only able to meet when the pupils were working on the project .

RESEARCHERS at Princeton University are now working on an experiment that will , later this year , try out a way of polarising atoms of some of the isotopes of hydrogen .

Now scientists working at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford believe they 've made a significant discovery in how asthma is passed down the family tree .

By the mid-1980s scientists working on the problem were sufficiently sure about the amount of helium in the universe to say that there were probably only three types of neutrino , and thus only three generations .

` I am working hard to complete the team , " said Louis yesterday .

I did it , though I vowed I would never work that fast again . "

Unix System Laboratories Inc is working towards a schedule that will have its distributed system management scheme out before the Open Software Foundation 's rival Distributed Management Environment .

You can work towards a degree or diploma over a period of years -- or choose single courses lasting a few weeks or months , from an enormous list of topics ranging from childcare to computer science .

` She has worked and planned towards this dual-presidency for a long time . "

Microsoft said that it is working with the European manufacturers to combine its operating system with the existing hardware architecture of each .

THE United Nations said that 20 Brazilian and 50 Russian workers had been kidnapped by opposition soldiers in eastern Angola , where they were working on a Congo River dam project .

I find myself alone with the steward who tells me has been working on this line for the past twenty-five years .

She was convinced now that her husband had been working on a book about The Hell Fire Club and …

3 men were working on the gantry when it fell from beneath the Severn Bridge in September 1990 .

I made a new distinction between measurements the demon might make that reveal features of nonequilibrium systems that can be used to extract work , and measurements he might make of the nonequilibrium system that can not be used to extract work .

Summation of the individual student assessments , according to groups with different motivation as , for example , work on an undergraduate research project , enabled the effect of motivation on performance to be studied .

Out of all of my sisters and brothers I was the laziest one of all , as far as working around the house .

BR has had to rely on staff working excessive overtime to carry out maintenance and repair work . 

Officers are working huge amounts of overtime and they are not being paid for it . 

On 15 April 1984 the black dust began blowing off the tailings lake . 

Stephen felt his skin and nose begin to itch with the dust and seed that was blowing from the crops and hedgerows . 

The dust blew round his feet and often he rubbed his eyes because they had filled with water . 

Discarded papers blew in the narrow street as they walked back to the car . 

The paper dropped from her fingers , blown across the grounds by a light breeze , but she ignored it . 

We huddled in its dark ruinous rooms sipping bitter tea while gusts of sand blew in at the doorways . 

Inside our flat , small drifts of this sand began to blow in under the doors and through the cracks in the window frames . 

It was a clear , fresh night , with smoke blowing about from small fires in the gardens . 

When we raised our heads above the desk there were clouds of smoke blowing across the chemistry laboratory . 

Sometimes , the Hartleys have to rely on their 10 dogs to find sheep covered over by snow blown off sheltering walls and rocks . 

Then they were in the Circle , and the Dale opened out before them in a vast , dazzling whiteness , powdery snow blowing in clouds off the summits of the hills . 

He sought refuge in a hotel ballroom with his cast and crew as roofs were ripped off nearby buildings and power lines blew down . 

Maybe it had blown from the farm ; a grain bag , or a sack of feed for the hens . 

Eggs were stolen , the nest blew from its tree in a gale , attempts were made by vandals to cut down and to burn the nesting tree at Loch Garten . 

A breakthrough occurred accidentally in 1967 , when a sad-looking triticale plant at one of CIMMYT 's nurseries was fertilised by pollen blowing from some nearby wheat breeding plots . 

` We had over two inches of frosty snow on our sleeping bags as it kept blowing in the tent and we could n't close the door properly . 

The freezing sleet , half snow , half rain-wrapped ice , made the pavements like skating rinks underfoot and blew into the eyes of the pursuers . 

A small gust of laughter blew through him , and left him smiling . 

Something had blown through the room with him , a gust of exhilarating air trapped in the folds of his garments , leaving a breath of his own vigour behind . 

I needed to fly dead into wind approaching the pilot , but keeping him on my right , and I 'd drop the dinghy slightly upwind of him so it would blow downwind to him . 

The plant is sprouting on roadsides and railways and then blowing onto farmland . 

He began to mouth an explanation but before he could finish there was a roar in the tunnel and a huge ball of earth and rock blew past them . 

As the sun heats it , the water in the gyre evaporates -- but then blows away . 

If the board is sailed too close to the wind , the so called ` no-go " zone is entered within which the board will stop or even blow backwards . 

She made a show of welcoming Rain , her words lost in the shrieks of two girls as their skirts blew high . 

The thin trees were blowing wildly , and untidy grey clouds were sailing past a pale , sickly moon . 

` We were moving the band 's equipment out of the bad weather when the door blew shut and jammed . " 

As in example , the Theban Crates flung all his possessions into the sea saying I had rather drown you than you should drown me . 

` The senator obviously just wants us to drown his children so they ca n't embarrass him when the time comes to run for President , " she told me next morning . 

FARMER 'S wife Mary Watson drowned herself when she heard her husband had only six months to live . 

Sadly , the creature drowned itself shortly after his visit by attempting to attack its own reflection in a bucket of water . 

She let him drown her in the deep water , too weak even to raise her hands to cling to him . 

I 'm the drummer the dragon boats arise from an ancient chinese legend about a council official who drowned himself because of the poor service the people were getting . 

In 1792 , a similar rock-fall into Shimbara Bay , on the Japanese island of Kyushu , caused three surges which drowned 15 000 people . 

He says all the trouble in this land is caused by two per cent of bastards who should have been drowned at birth . 

Looking round its walls , Breeze realized that the sea must be nearer than she had thought , for there were so many little tablets to people who had been drowned off this coast . 

The first efforts to drain them began in the 1880s , but the main push came after a hurricane in 1947 drove floodwaters over Lake Okeechobee 's southern edge , drowning more than 2,000 people . 

Tens of thousands were slain , drowned by waves , buried by earthquakes , struck by magical lightning . 

The second is that the multiplicity of authorities increases the number of administrators and clerical workers , so imposing a heavy cost on an economy that can ill afford to use its resources in this way . 

In the least ` radical " forms , the home authorities remain the main providers of services , but the purchasing of services from other health authorities is increased . 

Local authorities increased their spending much faster than inflation , which meant that business rates had increased faster than inflation . 

Similarly , a consumer boom , to the extent that it increases the transactions demand for money and increases imports , will encourage the authorities to increase interest rates in order to keep money supply on target . 

For example , assume in Figure 18.7 that the authorities increase money supply and this lowers interest rates from r to r 1 . 

Empirically they found that densities were tending towards a pivotal density , with metropolitan areas shedding their populations by redevelopment and smaller country towns increasing their densities by infilling . 

On May 7 Brizan accused the previous administration of mismanagement of the country 's finances , increasing the island 's debt and budget deficit as spending had exceeded targets . 

Conscious that British audiences were almost wholly uninterested in British films , some members of the industry increased their efforts to secure through persuasion and publicity what the films so patently could not . 

Despite the contraction in its employment , Britain 's manufacturing industry has been increasing its requirements for factory floorspace . 

Since 1981 , the electronics industry had increased output by an average rate of about 14 per cent a year in real terms . 

Some 50% of Britons and 38% of Germans believed that Mr Reagan 's foreign policy had increased the dangers of war in Europe . 

In view of the increasingly high awards being made by the Courts , cover under the Property Owners Liability Section of your policy is increased from £250,000 to £500,000 . 

Its overall conclusion was that such a policy increased the mutual respect and understanding of social workers and parents and contributed to improving the thinking , discussion and decision making . 

This is designed for students who have experience of employment in the fields of social and public policy and wish to increase their understanding of the policy process . 

As from 1st September 1986 the cover under this policy will be increased to one million pounds . 

You could exercise to increase the amount of lean muscle tissue and decrease the amount of fat in your body . 

It is simply going to drive him out of a livelihood , and increases the amount of consumer junk left around in lane and layby . 

` The idea was to open the game up , but in fact it has increased the amount of kicking from the hand and that is counter-productive . 

Physical activity will maintain or increase the amount of muscle in the body and it is muscle that controls metabolic rate . 

From the sixteenth century onwards , various improvements were made to increase the amount of grass and hay that could be produced from low-lying meadowland . 

It is also possible that in this continuum a tumour increases the amount of large cells and develops higher grades of malignancy transforming low grade into high grade as occurs in nodal counterparts . 

It has been shown experimentally that binding of lactoferrin by anti-lactoferrin antibodies increases the amount and duration of hydroxyl radical formation by granulocytes . 

“ It has increased the total amount of communications significantly … ” 

Increase the number of students in higher education to two million by the year 2000 . 

We have increased the number of businesses in Wales , VAT registrations are up by 25 per cent. , production industries are up by 60 per cent . 

But this year organisers have gone in the other direction , increasing the number of participants from 20 to 32 while shortening the length of the competition . 

Whilst a rise in temperature increases the rate of activity of the detergent it also increases the capacity of water to dissolve solids . 

Varanus can also increase its metabolic rate , like mammals but often more effectively . 

This article explains how you can rapidly increase your finds rate by putting yourself on the saddle of an imaginary bicycle and travelling back in time to the turn-of-the-century . 

In one centre , the use of mechanical lithotripsy increased the endoscopic clearance rate of duct stones from 86% to 94% . 

The group said it increased its share of deposits outside France and had been active in capital markets , where it gained notoriety last year for backing Giancarlo Paretti , the failed MGM film studio owner . 

This is also reflected in an aggregate geographical sense where whole areas suffer from this problem , while others have markedly increased their share . 

In fact , only Porsche fared worse than average , while Mercedes and BMW actually increased their market share . 

Gaviria stated that the economy needed a " shake-up " in order to increase its size and competitiveness and to make it attractive to foreign investors . 

Sally 's latest work is large , very large , and she plans to increase the size of her canvases . 

If I owe a client a duty to increase the value of his investment portfolio then if I fail to take action which could enhance its value I am positively harming my client 's interests . 

Earlier this year the SFO was forced to increase the value of frauds qualifying for its attention from £2m to £5m . 

Increased value without increased subscriptions Many members pointed out that conversion to direct debit and signing a covenant would increase the value of subscriptions without costing members anything ! 

We shall continue to increase the value of our business sectors , while adjusting the structure of BP Nutrition to achieve an efficient exit from the BP group . 

Her treatment increased the concern about Chihana 's well-being -- perhaps even his life . 

The horrors associated with collectivization and early industrialization , it is true , increased left-wing qualms about the revolutionary credentials of the USSR . 

It is estimated that agreement on the whole GATT package could increase global economic activity by $4,000 billion within a decade . 

In January 1987 , it asked suppliers to increase their productivity by 5% a year , for five years . 

If you are using undergravel filters you will need to increase the dose by 50% . 

Despite competing in a market that is shrinking fast , it reckons the extra appeal of the GT and G40 should increase 1991 sales by 7000 over the 30,000 sold last year . 

Many advertising people increase their salaries by changing agencies . 

CONGLOMERATE Williams Holdings increased profits by £50m , but still insisted it could see “ no evidence of significant economic improvement ” . 

If the Liberals had increased their vote by the same percentage as Labour , Neil Kinnock would sleep tonight in Downing Street . 

Over the operational period the Teacher Placement Service has increased the levels of activity from an estimated 1,900 teachers into industry in 1989 to in excess of 20,000 in the first two years . 

However , while worldwide general losses rose from £58 million to £110 million , the UK motor and domestic insurance business increased profits from £2 million to £33 million . 

They found that on average the unit trusts had increased their investments in short-term assets from 9 per cent in 1972 to 27.9 per cent in 1974 . 

That resulted in my proposal to increase the discount to 50 per cent . 

Unfortunately the bed manufacturer had during that time increased the price to £120 each and this was their only source of supply . 

If all industrialized countries were to increase their overseas aid to the 0.7 per cent of GNP recommended by the United Nations , it would cost an extra $50 billion a year . 

Terry Buckler , regional secretary of the National Union of Teachers , warned that increasing reliance on hand-outs and sponsorship would increase inequality between schools . 

He increased the pressure on her wrist causing her to cry out in pain and to drop the glass . 

It also intends to tax enterprises which increase wages by more than 3 per cent . 

Every Labour Government , except one , since 1929 , has doubled unemployment , and the exception increased unemployment by only 50 per cent . 

Heat usually lost up the chimney is recovered and passes back into the room ; in fact , some models claim to increase efficiency by about 40 per cent . 

We increased the acoustic information by incorporating lexical stress into the representation . 

( Prof. Michael Pentz calculated that while a tenfold increase in power would only increase effectiveness by 4½ times , a tenfold increase in accuracy would give a hundredfold increase in effectiveness . ) 

The ALP , however , appeared to have increased its vote by only 1 percentage point , to 39.5 per cent . 

These increasingly stringent financial targets , together with the need to finance investment largely from internal sources , have made the railway administrations look for ways to cut costs and increase efficiency . 

Our comprehensive course will help you buy with confidence and increase your enjoyment of different wines . 

Land reform does not necessarily lead to an immediate rise in output , neither does it increase a physical supply of land , nor does it significantly alter the ratio of peasants for the amount of land available . 

Furthermore , if your level of aggression is increased by drugs , you may very well prove to be a danger to the opponent and lose anyway ! 

The domestic sweet-ration was to be increased by a quarter ounce to help the thousands of war-widows the Government thought ` were gainfully employed " in running the myriad sweetie-shops of the Second City of a battered Empire . 

The residence time of the instilled drug can be increased by mimicking the interactions that normally occur between the mucoid component of the tear film and the corneal surface . 

Pressure to do so has been increased by the recent row over Franz Steinkühler , the leader of Germany 's biggest trade union . 

**The number of parliamentary seats was increased by one in 1992 with the division of the Milton Keynes constituency into two . 

In contrast , fatty acid excretion is strongly increased by dietary calcium , suggesting that fatty acids are precipitated by calcium before the absorption site , the proximal small intestine , is reached . 

The basal concentrations are increased by approximately 50% , and the integrated gastrin response to a meal is increased by approximately 100% . 

The bank column is increased by £1,000 and the owners ' equity column by the same amount . 

Frequency of the trains had been increased but the swollen crowds filled up the tunnels and the escalators at the interchanges . 

Your basic pension may be increased if you are supporting a dependent spouse or children . 

Interest rates were increased in September 1989 and restrictions placed on commercial bank lending to dampen down economic activity . 

The budget of the programme , launched in April 1991 , has been increased to £250,000 . 

In relation to stress , regular exercise increases the circulation which in turn increases oxygen levels in the blood and activates the hormonal system ( the endocrine glands ) . 

Stockton and Langbaurgh have warned that their free passes may have to go , while Middlesbrough says it could increase its £5 charge . 

For instance I have increased the skimmed milk allowance from 4 ounces to 10 ounces per day and I have allowed red meat to be included twice a week . 

The door connecting her office with Luke 's was closed , and Merrill grimaced . 

With her back still turned to him , she grimaced wryly at her own fancifulness . 

Izzie grimaced at Gabriel from behind the playmaster 's back , and shook her head . 

At the rear of the shop his young assistant looked up from his work and grimaced at Lucy . 

She uncurled herself , and got to her feet , grimacing slightly at the pain in her cramped muscles . 

` Rachel and her parents might , " Maria retorted , and he grimaced in rueful acknowledgement . 

Apparently not only had I collapsed on stage last night , but I was having intravenous chemotherapy between shows , sobbing and grimacing in agony in my dressing room . 

Suddenly she lifted her hand and examined the brown , greasy deposit that her fingers had picked up and grimaced in disgust . 

He launched himself out of the chair to rescue a rapidly cooling cup of coffee , grimacing slightly in disgust as he indicated the pot . 

Grimacing in distaste , the Doctor lifted the man 's jacket aside to reach into the inside pocket , the flesh underneath giving way with the unnatural softness of rotting fruit . 

The creature writhed and grimaced in the most horrible manner , malignance imprinted in its every contour . 

She grimaced to herself while thinking of how that fellow irritated her . 

He grimaced slightly as a traditional Korean band in multi-coloured silk costumes played a welcome fanfare on conch shells . 

Cool capable Kate the British Committee librarian confronts Kate the embryonic hysteric , catches her eye for a moment and grimaces with a bitter self-directed humour . 

Zukov grimaced rudely behind the Tarvarian noncom 's back , and Rostov grinned . 

She was still grimacing from the shock of it as Guido swept from the room , announcing over his shoulder , ` So , you 'd better deliver the goods -- or else I will ! " 

She glowered at the television crew who were filming them , but realised they had no idea she was grimacing ferociously , so she returned to sipping champagne through the straw . 

She stood and looked out of the window and saw the young woman waiting for Tom and grimaced ruefully . 

Pringle grimaced sympathetically and nodding towards the riders , asked , ` What do you think of our local hunt ? " 

Ace grimaced , reached down and hesitantly pulled aside the tattered sheet of black silk . 

Gradually the parent is helped to learn how to play with , talk to , and enjoy their child .

With so much interest in my activities , it seemed only fair to try to help others to have a go also .

And he likes to help me in the garden , so it 's good for everybody . "

As soon as Michele had gone the housekeeper began to help Luce off with her clothes .

Mrs Peters is helping me make Zoe a little smock with a Z for Zoe embroidered on the front .

Staff who helped care for American casualties were invited back for the occasion … along with a cavalcade of military vehicles from the second world war .

Sometimes you had to help the boy clean the fish for breakfast .

After all , no one had actually been ready , in 1956 or 1968 , to help East Europeans fight for liberty .

There 's a girl who comes from the village to help at the convent .

Bob is helping a dozen patients at Stoke Mandeville to prepare for a new independent life .

Settlement ( Furniture ) Services , based at Grangetown , Middlesbrough , was helped by Teesside TEC 's innovative Training in Employment .

They have a major part to play in helping clients get their rights from other social services .

The smallest thing you could do would be to help a poor injured man towards the comfort of an inn ! "

We were greatly helped soon after the opening of the Philharmonie when Jochum came to conduct a concert .

Some will send their staff to help in programming and classroom instruction .

Although they face daily and substantial fluctuations in demand for their output , they wish to ensure that they do have sufficient staff available to help them satisfy this demand .

Doctors who tried to help the wounded were caught in the crossfire , and in some places ambulances also came under attack .

Anyone who can help the team should contact Rod Jones on Middlesbrough 250325 .

He very rarely helped round the house , because he felt we had different jobs .

With its spectacular , full-color photographs , compelling features and updates on the important work your membership helps us to accomplish , this award-winning publication alone is worth the modest gift !

He descended a bit more and shouted , `` Excuse me , can you help me ?

You probably remember Krishna from his visits to our Bombay office when he was helping you on a few projects .

We have a five step plan to help you succeed : - ---------------------------------- -

The relationships that are formed provide strong foundations from which healthy values and strong self-confidence can grow , helping youth become strong , independent adults of tomorrow .

Door of a plastic surgeon 's office : `` We can help you pick your nose !

A Big Sister is a mentor , a friend and a role model , helping a young girl to develop the self-confidence and life skills necessary to become a responsible , productive and successful adult .

Date : Fri , 6 Jul 2001 00:41:00 -0700 ( PDT ) From : steven .kean @ enron.com To : george .wasaff @ enron.com Subject : Can you help me ?

But thousands more animals are in peril of losing their lives -- you can help the ASPCA reach out to them by returning the enclosed reply form with your gift today .

The superior credentials of both doctors authenticate how they have devoted their lives to helping menopausal women .

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The feeling that you are a real partner in helping us achieve victories for wildlife is probably the biggest benefit of membership there is .

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In his heart , he holds the unshakable conviction that the mission he helped organize saved America from disaster .

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Defenders hopes to raise at least $100,000 to help Alaskans For Wildlife , a coalition of Alaska citizens , win a citizens ' ballot initiative this November .

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Artificial light sources can be used to supplement daylight , to help reset a person 's internal clock to the correct new time zone when traveling .

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We 'll also award more small grants through our Species Action Fund to help a wide range of animals , including whooping cranes , giant river otters , and Tibetan antelopes .

Since its re-organization , MCCOY has established its unique niche within the community by refraining from direct service programming and focusing on what it does best : helping to identify youth needs , convening groups of individuals and organizations which can address those needs , and moving toward collaborative solutions .

This is positive proof that Big Sisters one-to-one mentoring program helps change lives .

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According to a senior CIA officer who helped devise the overall strategy , the CIA provided intelligence , experience , cash , covert action capabilities , and entrée to tribal allies .

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Around the stair tower , a curved , fin-like aluminium wall screens the lower conference room and the boardroom terrace above , and adds a further textural element to the low-key material themes of timber and brick .

A high hedge of hibiscus screened all of the front from passers-by , except the window at the end which Nana used as a shop counter , letting down the shutter when she was open for business .

I led Karen up a narrow companion-way marked ` Crew Only " to a constricted quarterdeck partially screened by the lifeboats hanging from their cradles .

Nigel Cramer spent the night in a plain , bare room in a Tudor grange , screened from the nearest road by a belt of trees , in the heart of Surrey .

It stands in a group of four renovated farm buildings and is screened from the tiny road by unkempt trees .

They ate and drank , sitting tucked into long grass that screened them from the river ; they could hear the flow of it , and the occasional plop of a fish .

The place was open late and he was able to glance in through one of those cheap glittery curtains that screened the doorway from the street .

Black lashes screened his eyes from her , but his dark coppery face was taut and intent , angles sharpened , flat surfaces hard .

Last week they reneged on that agreement and settled on an allocation of no more than 1,000 " Rangers ' statement

But the provinces reneged on the promise ( prompting a spate of civil law suits ) and in 1991 made a silent compact to leave all matters of compensation to Ottawa .

Fifteen years ago Ally MacLeod said we 'd bring home medals from Argentina and reneged on his promise spectacularly .

Since coming to office in late 1990 , the National Party 's standing in the polls had plummeted as the government reneged on its electoral pledges by initiating radical cuts in the country 's welfare state .

` Last week , they reneged on that agreement and settled on an allocation of no more than 1,000 tickets .

The French economy was so weak that in 1953 it had to renege on an OEEC agreement of two years earlier .

The French several times reneged on their pledges of future autonomy for the Lebanese .

The Government have reneged on all their commitments to the civil servants who were transferred into the private sector .

But then Ferdinando made sense of another rumour , that Napoleon had reneged , that he had made peace with the Austrians at Villafranca the day before and all was now over for Italian hopes .

They reneged -- prompting the Serbs to do so too -- when Bill Clinton hinted they might get help from America .

She tells me that her son has been influenced by some flighty little English madam to renege on his own responsibilities in order to give her a conducted tour of Copenhagen . "

And in case you are thinking of reneging let me tell you that we 're gon na watch you .

Two years ago , NASA at the last minute reneged on a joint venture with ESA to send two satellites to the Sun in what was called the International Solar/Polar Mission .

Even UNESCO reneged on the normative aspect of NWICO , advocating instead an ` ongoing process " without really saying where it should lead .

I do n't give a damn what people think of me , especially you , " she retorted almost inaudibly . 

I retorted angrily : ` If I have ambition sans ability then we make a good team . 

The Prime Minister retorted angrily : ` I do believe that on reflection you might be ashamed of some of the things you have just said . " 

` And flattery will get you anywhere tonight , " she retorted as sexily as she could . 

Refusing to be drawn into a discussion , she retorted bluntly , ` Just say what you have to say and go . " 

` Oh , yes , you are -- you called me ` Mother " , " the voice on the other end of the line retorted cheerfully . 

Actually , I 'm feeling well , " she managed to retort coolly , succeeding after an immense effort to blot out the powerful sensual images of their last night in St Lucia . 

When asked if he had ever tried it , Palmer retorted grimly : ` Only in the privacy of my bathroom . " 

Only because you never let him play like a normal child , Liz retorted silently . 

` I know lots of places , " she retorted then glared at Doyle before striding out of the bar . 

` My pleasure , " she retorted then walked to the door where she paused to look back at him . 

` I still think they should take advantage of their education , " retorted Flora . 

` She may be getting plenty of food , but she 's putting it in a poor skin , " retorted Sarah . 

I never felt alienated and was never suicidal , " retorts the always chipper Myers . 

" All very fine , wife , " retorted the farmer , " but how can we make bread without grain ? 

` In this instance you are sadly at fault , my lord , " retorted Joanna . 

` Oh yeah , " retorts Mike , ` at last you 're getting to the core of the issue . " 

` I seem to remember something about you and a young lady by the name of Miss Blaikie " retorted Fiona . 

` But you know perfectly well that they have portholes , " retorted the officer . 

` All right , make it a farthing then , " Wee Charlie instantly retorted . 

` Of course , , MacAirth retorted , blowing stale wine fumes into Corbett 's face . 

` The only people doing any laughing are the gypsies that sell it to you , " she 'd retort . 

` Am I likely to forget ? " she retorted as they left the car and went towards the front door . 

` That 's what I 'm countin' on , " Curtis retorted as he ducked into the car . 

` She does n't have to discover it , " he retorted in exasperation . 

` Mike Graham , " Sabrina retorted with a hint of irritation in her voice . 

` She 's not that hard up , " Anne retorted amid laughter , but soon she had the same experience with another young man . 

` The Mamur Zapt has more wisdom than you , " the woman retorted with spirit . 

` My clothes are n't dirty , " Jessamy retorted in an angry voice . 

The latter 's daughter , Lady Joan , is certainly interested in ` the Condition of England Question " , and his guests include the principled , High-Church , and well-born clergyman , St Lys , who retorts to Lord Mamey that war on the cottage does not at first seem so startling a cry as war on the castle . 

The request was imperiously declined , to which Katharine retorted , ` Red hat , no drawers ! " 

The Prado 's director , Felipe Vicente Garin , retorted : ` Why should I call for new ideas when I 've already got my own ? " 

` I 'd rather you did n't test bombs at all , " Sir Trevor retorted . 

` And you 're forgetting that she has the use of them during the period of her life , " he retorted crisply . 

` I see a lot more than you 've ever given me credit for ! " he retorted curtly . 

` Coming from you , Miss Dawson , " retorted James cornered , ` with your soggy pastry -- " 

Mr Clarke retorted that the BMA was being ` absurd " in trying to reopen the issue . 

But Mr MacGregor , despite previous ministerial statements to the contrary , retorted that private sector involvement was not crucial to the bill . 

The breeders of Scottish Folds retort that there is no evidence for this , and there the matter rests . 

Moreover , the Wolof may retort that they do have ways of expressing multiple points of view and that we should attempt to understand these before dismissing them en bloc . 

They would retort that , if rules are causally effective , it must be in the manner of other causal laws . 

Jean Symonds , one of the women who organized resistance to the men , retorted that " the girls he referred to had been weighed against their will . 

And once when Maman was fretting over his painful joints , I heard Jean-Claude retort that it was better being a physical rather than an emotional arthritic . 

Hekmatyar retorted that Rabbani had no right to dismiss Fareed and that he no longer recognized him as President . 

The General and his supporters retorted that " for France to be strong , the French must be prosperous " . 

To this Eisenhower brusquely retorted that the USSR was " a woman of the streets " . 

I am about to retort that I have no car , when it occurs to me that it might be something he wanted to find out . 

Empty words , retorts Colchester Borough Council leader Steve Cawley , particularly in the wake of the toughest public spending round most authorities can remember . 

` So Damon 's giving all his money away to charity , " retorts Marlon sardonically . 

` The frills fell off , " retorted Meredith cheerfully , willing herself to walk normally across the room and suffer his amused appraisal . 

There had been fears in Lithuania that Poland might claim part of its territory , including Vilnius .

Yesterday the education committee agreed Gillbrook can continue using Lowfields fields on condition it accepts a licence that prevents the school from claiming the land if it opts out .

The island is claimed by Comoros , which officially represents it at the UN .

And ` the moor " is the description of the scene before it had been claimed for cultivation .

For over a century any non-Spaniards who entered the area claimed by Spain were likely to be called pirates .

The Australian government announced they would not sign the Antarctic Minerals Convention , designed to control any mineral exploitation there and due to be signed by all nations claiming territory there .

Girls with extreme youth and high spirits were to boldly claim their patch in a business which was obviously a male domain . "

The frogs settled in the shade , croaking happily , and gulping flies . 

As it disappeared into the overhanging sessile oak wood , a large and heavy corvine flew across , croaking fruitily . 

` Are you -- " she began , but before she could finish , the little frog was leaping up and down , nodding its head and croaking so loudly that the girls were afraid someone would hear . 

One frog croaked , and then another , and then they could n't hear each other speak . 

Nobody would hear them fucking with all those frogs croaking , that was the idea . 

Even the Leader of the Opposition is on record as saying that the rating system is the unfairest of taxes , yet we are led to believe that that is what the Labour party proposes . 

A dejected David Mellor , of the Royal Bank , told the magazine Doctor : ` I was led to believe it was n't an appropriate venue for a bank representative . "  

He was led to believe that he would receive better than a university education with Mr. Wickstead as his personal tutor . 

That there would be evacuations , they thought very likely and if I could leave Wiltshire and get back again , there would be no problem . 

I 've always thought that much more undignified than going bald . 

I was astonished , and thought that he had misunderstood my question . 

I 'd applied to a couple of places and been rejected and thought perhaps if I had a masters qualification it might help with being a woman in a predominantly male field . 

` I think there is more honour among your sex , ma'am , than you give yourselves credit for . " 

I 'd have scarcely thought it possible , but the lady in black found a look of even deeper contempt for me . 

No one thought it odd , just the way things were in the ` old " South Africa . 

Albert looked at his watch and found it was only six , but thought it gratuitous to say so . 

But she was clever , Coffin thought her very clever , and he was training her . 

I remember thinking something unprintable as I flew through the air ” 

Did he really think his behaviour to date could be called ` keeping an eye on her " ? she thought in astonishment . 

Teachers generally thought their reports to be much less judgmental than descriptive . 

` I think the first thing to do is check with this Ann and Frances , " Maltravers replied . 

She did not want him to think , she said , that she was really rich , that was only a kind of joke . 

We 'll have to see , though -- Intel is thinking about embedding LAN management software into its network cards . 

` Dana is fed up with Solihull and she 's already thinking about going back to London . " 

This week , prompted in fact by a carefully reasoned properly concerned letter from Bill , Mr Rose was trying to find out whether Marcus thought about going home , and if so , what he thought . 

I thought about writing a letter to The Times and telling them about an important man who beat up his children . 

Have you ever thought of giving up work and being a full-time mother ? 

It says right here on your records that you might be thinking of wimping out on us . 

` I think from then on it was fairly clear that he was going to make it to the very top , " one retired civil servant recalled . 

In the same interview , he was asked what he thought of ` the Thatcherite idea that the service sector was the thing , that making things was becoming less important to this country " . 

She has encouraged me to talk about what happened before I got to that stage , and to think about what might have led up to it . 

We saw leading brewers thinking about segregating property from brewing , and we saw one major brewer thinking about introducing new styles of lease , which is the main burden of the hon. Gentleman 's criticisms . 

Think about what sort of lighting you 're going to need and how you can achieve it . 

He did n't allow himself to think about Zoe until he arrived at the field entrance to the cottage . 

I had thought in my heart that Lisa was too preoccupied with her own success , her own chance to show the world what she could do . 

Hencke thought for a moment about attempting a smile , but decided that triumphs could never be celebrated on a retching stomach . 

But I was told that since I was so keen to have these things I had better think about how we would use them when the time came . 

They were also asked to think about how they would ensure that their pupils understood the new forms and used them appropriately . 

I want you all to think very hard about whether you really want to go to the toilet . " 

So I got thinking about whether it should bother us that more and more people in the world today are working underground , illegally , outside the legitimate economy . 

Sara hated to think of how she herself must appear with her face devoid of make-up and her hair tumbled . 

She thought her fling with another man would stay secret because she had been sterilised . 

In the past it was thought that the chance of having a glider struck by lightning in cloud was negligible . 

It is thought the decision to fly separately provoked a security nightmare for the protection officers . 

Set for the fourth quarter , prices are thought to be in the $200,000 range . 

It was quite a shock , and I thought how lucky I had been never to get into a violent argument with him while he was carrying the clubs . " 

People could think what they liked about her mental state , as long as they did n't stand in her way . 

` You think that was what he was really worked up about ? " said Joe . 

Not many of us think that women producing babies are suffering from an illness . 

I had thought that I was the only murderer in the family , but old Eric beat me to it , killing his mum before he had even drawn breath . 

He added : ` People probably think something like this will never happen to them . 

Tendrils that invade your mind and make you think crazy thoughts ! " 

If they allow themselves to continually think catastrophic thoughts , or focus too much on the symptoms themselves , or race up and down , or hyperventilate , the plateau time will last much longer . 

Of the British playwrights , Pinter is often thought to be on the edges of ` absurdism " and you could also read N.F. Simpson 's One Way Pendulum and Cresta Run . 

She was identified with the planet Venus and thought to be the daughter of the sky god , for another of her epithets is Mistress of the Sky . 

He 's said to be acutely depressed , and is also thought to have a stomach ulcer . 

'I think , overall , things went very well , ' said Lawton Davis , head of the South Central Health District .

They raided two yards belonging to Timbmet , the country 's second largest timber importer , at Oxford and Bicester .

Magee 's name was issued after armed police raided four houses in the Peartree area of Derby early yesterday , including his sister 's terrace home .

Nelson Mandela was already serving a five-year sentence for inciting a strike and leaving the country without travel documents when , on 12 July 1963 , the police raided Lilliesleaf Farm at Rivonia , near Johannesburg .

They raided his home on January 7 and seized a nine-page list detailing 272 titles called Editman 's Horror List .

Who were your friends , and why did they so foolishly raid an SS building ? "

Goblin wolf riders raid and pillage far afield , while outriders scour the surrounding countryside for any sign of enemy armies .

Police raiding the riverboat party had found cocaine , ecstacy tablets , amphetamines and cannabis resin .

The case was adjourned for reports Hens raid : Thieves raided a hen house in Ripon .

It raids the pupae and larvae from the nests of other ant species , brings them back to its nest , and when the pupae and larvae later hatch they work as slaves for their captors .

Two robbers raided their home in the Chisamba region and shot the couple .

He also raided the villages around the city itself , carrying off cattle and prisoners .

At 9 a.m. this morning , 13 officers from the fraud squad raided the Works Department of Oxford City Council and a council contractor A. C. Electrical .

They raid the nest , collect the pupae and carry them back to their own colony .

Two days later , the Army raided a house in the Lower Falls where they found a collection of arms .

Two men who raided a supermarket after kidnapping the supervisor and her husband at gunpoint have been jailed for a total of twelve years .

THIEVES who raided Swansea City football club 's laundry room stole kit worth £300 .

They pushed it into the classroom and stood it against a wall . 

I closed the lid , snapping the locks , and stood the case against the wall . 

We stood people at various locations over the distance to establish a scale reference . 

He stood it beneath the skylight just as he heard footsteps pounding up the stairs . 

Now Proust quite consciously stands this idea on its head , when he writes , and I quote , ` Style is simply the order and movement which grow out of our thought . " 

As an additional precaution , you should stand the tray on newspaper . 

When I prised her off and tried to stand her on the floor she kept rocking back and sitting on her tail , then falling over sideways and lying there like a stuffed parrot . 

Once he took a large bone from the table and stood it on the Queen 's plate . 

Stand it on two blocks of wood , fill it with compost , then transfer some of your cuttings to their new home . 

She stood a colander under a saucepan and poured sprouts into it . 

Stand the tin of syrup in hot water just long enough to make the syrup thin , runny and warm -- not hot . 

To be on the safe side why do n't we stand the zinc bath out the rear and let that fill up with rainwater ? " 

Here even window shopping is a pleasure if you ca n't afford to treat yourself , or you can hunt out a less extravagant purchase amongst the cities ' colourful markets and larger department stores .

She decided to treat herself to a fig from the bowl and found its skin still damp , as though it had been recently washed .

As well as the usual souvenirs , she found a shop selling interesting ceramics , and treated herself to a pair of pottery owls .

On the evening of the second day delegates were treated to an authentic Indonesian dinner and traditional dance performances .

And to make up for it I 'll treat you to a slap-up lunch in Haverfordwest . "

` Let's go and have a drink , then you can treat me to a celebratory dinner ! "

Could he accordingly have the pleasure of treating her to a deckchair and listening to the band with her ?

At the end of their patrols , majors and colonels from UNIIMOG treat each other to leberknodel from Austria or Indonesian spiced rice .

Treat yourself to a long , luxurious bath , full to the brim with beautifully fragranced water .

He had made some artificial coffee , with added caffeine , and treated the antique dealer to a rare cup of the banned drink .

Instead of giving your mum chocolates ( or cake as they did in those days ) , you could treat her to a special melon basket , which can be prepared the day before .

He was so tall that his steel helmet grated gently against the top of the door when he came in . 

Knowing that she simply had to shake off this mood of dreamy awareness , she turned on her heel , some grit beneath the leather soles of her flat white sandals grating harshly . 

He gripped her so hard that her bones grated together , and she gasped in pain before stumbling as he pushed her away . 

Double call resembles two stones grated together ; wing quills make a rattling sound in flight . 

Alexei felt Siban 's wrist bones grate together under his hand , and he eased the pressure he was exerting , ashamed at his use of force against an old man . 

The floor was covered with a black substance that looked like soot , but grated under the soles of her boots like sand . 

On Friday night his grandmother heard him come in , because his key grated in the lock . 

Perhaps it was the branches that were spiking inside her ears , grating against the back of her throat ? 

I sat tight in my seat , my big knees grating against the row in front , trying to ignore the agonising cramps that tore up my thighs . 

The spiked pad ripped through the Daughter 's blouse , and grated on the armoured contour-girdle underneath . 

There was a harsh sound of rust grating against rust , which set Meredith 's teeth on edge , but the key would n't budge . 

` The other lady here -- " there was only one other female executive , though plenty of secretaries mincing about -- ` Phyllis -- she 's brand manager for one of our OTC ( over the counter ) products -- Bitewell Baby Rusks . 

She would mince about in her old fashioned winkle-picker shoes not knowing the first thing about dancing . 

PLAYER : ( Lost ) There we were -- demented children mincing about in clothes that no one ever wore , speaking as no man ever spoke , swearing love in wigs and rhymed couplets , killing each other with wooden swords , hollow protestations of faith hurled after empty promises of vengeance -- and every gesture , every pose , vanishing into the thin unpopulated air . 

He does a wonderful Alex Higgins impression , mincing around the table , puffing on a fag and slamming shots at the pockets . 

Contralto , eyes rolling , ears flat , skittishly began to mince past them . 

As shelves are added , use the holes in each bracket to anchor shelf to brackets . 

Grazing and benthic feeding carnivores will take live foods from the aquarium bottom and many are partial to freshly-broken clean live shellfish in their shells , if you anchor them to one spot . 

Using a shore base at Empacombe , he first anchored his structure to the rocks in a novel and successful way . 

Use a padded weight to anchor the fabric to the table to prevent it slipping . 

Drill and plug the wall so you can anchor the box in place with screws , then make good around the box with cellulose filler . 

The trees are anchored by 20 metre polyurethane roots , formed by injecting liquid chemicals down a steel tube . 

The lid was anchored to the sides by screws through the sides . 

Stout timber posts anchored into the ground are essential to prevent the edges collapsing . 

Someone in the column seemed to recognise me ; he was shouting and waving his arms . 

It made Bella shriek and wave her arms about and it set Joe drumming his fingers on the table with that quiet disapproval that was worse than anything Bella could do . 

The priest waved his arms up and down and exhorted us ` Be the angels of your homes " . 

Pedrosa waves his arms about in the air furiously when asked if Mota could ever set a world record . 

Pardy just stood there , looking pleased with himself -- he waved his arms in a kind of salute . 

` He ran towards the herd yelling , shooting and waving his arms . 

Ask him particularly whether you have any irritating mannerisms : scratching yourself , adjusting your tie , pulling your clothes , waving your arms unduly , or swaying hypnotically . 

Interpretive dancers rushed about the chamber , waving their arms and trying to keep the fruit piled on their headdresses from coming loose . 

She waved a hand towards another detached house at the bottom of the garden . 

I nodded weakly , wished I had n't , waved a hand more weakly . 

She waved her hand in the direction of the open door where beyond a wilderness of pretty villas , stacked white-washed town houses and holiday apartments filled the landscape . 

He waved a hand towards the forest before hunkering down by the fire . 

That sounds almost a lifetime to me at the moment ! " she wailed , waving her hands distractedly in the air . 

It was the wet nose of one of Raimundo 's shaggy lurchers , who was frantically waving her long crooked tail . 

He shrugged and waved his hands aimlessly , as if ten dozen contrary reasons presented themselves . 

` Fish is such wonderful stuff , so perishable and so delicate , " enthuses Mr Black , waving at the glorious display of shellfish all around us . 

They smiled and waved at her , and she hurried back to the desk blushing . 

She let the clutch in and drove towards the road ; she waved at him out of the window . 

I watched him walk towards Daffodil , who was waving to him vigorously , and take the place saved by her handbag . 

Owen was about to move away when one of his men appeared above the parapet and waved to him urgently . 

She held her glass aloft in her left hand , waved hugely with her right . 

No deaths or injuries , but a few hands waving feebly from under the pile of bodies indicated that rescue was required . 

She was heading for the supermercado when a flaxen-haired man with a teak-dark tan waved vigorously from beyond a group of onlookers on the opposite side of the square . 

` When they shout abuse at me , I wave graciously and say ` Thank you for your support " . 

With his right arm he swam , and with his left he waved wildly , shouting as loudly as he could . 

The rest of the blood seeped away from Herr Nordern 's face , leaving it as white as his wife 's . 

Blood was still seeping from Ray Shepherd 's shoulder , and near them , Steve was weeping and softly calling out his father 's name . 

His trousers were ripped and the blood seeped down his leg from the gash inches above his knee . 

Holman was hardly listening for he 'd noticed fresh blood seeping through the sheets . 

A blade glinted , and as if by magic a crescent appeared on the man 's cheek , with little beads of blood seeping out like juice from an orange . 

A third had a bloodstained rag bound round his forehead like a sweatband , from under which blood was seeping and trickling down the left side of his face . 

An explosion of methane gas which seeped up from the ground in Derbyshire 5 years ago demolished a pensioner 's house . 

The gas , which seeps out of the earth from underground uranium deposits , can collect in dangerous concentrations in some houses . 

The possibility of salt water seeping into fresh-water tables carried heavy weight in the decision process . 

A trickle of water seeping out from under the rocks had damped the red clay of which the track was composed , making an ideal surface for the impression of tracks . 

If frosts freeze water that has seeped into imperfect joints , the expansion will force them farther apart , with disastrous results . 

Joints open up , and crumbling putty allows water to seep in around the panes , eventually rotting the glazing bars and frame members . 

Water was seeping through the walls and the wiring was in urgent need of replacement . 

To reduce salt levels and assist evaporation , interior and exterior pebble-filled ditches have been dug around the church with perforated plastic pipes designed to collect salt-charged water seeping from the walls . 

Blanketweed collecting on the waterfall may cause water to seep away from the pond itself . 

A government report of Sept. 27 found that millions of litres of radioactive water were seeping out of leaky tanks at Kozloduy , which provided around 40 per cent of Bulgaria 's electricity . 

The days when water authorities could allow their supplies to seep into the ground are definitely at an end . 

Sticky pools and channels of drink were seeping out through the gaps in the floorboards on to the sand beneath the kiosk . 

Keeping his gaze on the thread of light seeping out from the Bogeyman 's room , he inched his way along the threadbare strip of carpet . 

Nonetheless , knowledge seeped out ; not least because both the Iran and contra operations , however much compartmented and closely held , were run by a man who could not resist talking about them . 

Then he added , with a sudden burst of frankness , ` I reckoned the news would seep out anyway in time and cause them to lose plenty of sleep . " 

A fat tear seeped out from under each of her eyelids , but she was too tired to wipe them away . 

I had never been in the lift since moving -- either it was out of order or I could smell the putrid stench seeping out into the lobby and avoided it . 

The painful tears seeped slowly from Hector 's bandage , and his grandfather reached out a trembling hand to wipe them away . 

Blood-beads had seeped from tiny capillaries in the butterfly 's wings . 

The black walls of an enormous sprawling house rose menacingly from the rank weeds and thorns and , as Cleo had noticed , a thin reed of smoke was seeping from one of the many narrow chimneys . 

Overnight , a damp fog had seeped inland from the sea , hanging above the beach , clinging to the buildings . 

Advice was hurled up at her , but smoke began seeping from the window behind the servant and she needed no urging . 

I was comforted by the little natural light that seeped through the canvas . 

Her tears seeped through the cotton mattress of her cot and fell onto the European stones . 

He holds a soggy triangle of chips , the grease seeping through the paper . 

The bedroom was dim , full of mist seeping through the windows and the candles spluttered and wavered in the draught . 

If you live in London , yours could be the seventh pair of kidneys that your glass of water has passed through and chemicals used in farming today seep into the ground to pollute and contaminate the water . 

She was still shivering when he finished , but the warmth gradually began to seep inwards to where her bones were chilled . 

As he gazed up into the heights above he noticed a faint thickening of the air as if some of the mist had seeped inside . 

Drop down a little and you 'll find a hotplate with four burners sealed to prevent spillage seeping underneath and removable supports for easy cleaning . 

By extracting the oil too quickly , the engineer risks losing touch with the larger deposit and having to drill again .

And we had battered wives in those days , you know , on our street .

The Irish star , who as a child was battered by her mother , revealed that she went to a psychiatrist to sort out her problems .

Well-housed and fed with no money worries and a properly clean and organised environment for their infants , away from men who battered or abused them , they and their children could flourish .

Me dad still used to batter us , so me and me brothers and sisters all got put back into care .

He had been slowly emotionally battered ever since he had met his beloved Rosemary .

My son had his arm slashed open and my other son has been battered with bricks .

` Yes , the old man battered me when I was a kid , " Frank said , and laughed again .

For example , a child who steals and breaks another youngster 's penknife is required to save up enough money not only to replace the knife , but also to buy a small gift betokening regret . 

Such developments are perceived by Kamenka and Tay as betokening a shift away from a gesellschaft model of law and society , towards a bureaucratic administrative social and legal order . 

There are several explanations for this but for contemporaries , nurtured on the torrential propaganda that victories betokened God 's recognition of virtue , the chief explanation seemed to be England 's loss of virtue . 

When he lifted his arm there was the greasy feel and faint shower of sparks that betokened a localised magical field . 

At least not if their gnarled hands , betokening lifetimes of hard toil , are a guide . 

The particles are coated with a single molecular layer of a dye ( a not particularly cheap complex of ruthenium -- but since so little is used , it hardly adds to the expense ) . 

No doubt the roofs of the more prestigious buildings were coated with layers of cement . 

Virions were pelleted by centrifugation at 40,000 rpm for 1 hr , resuspended in 100µl 2% phosphotungstic acid and dropped onto Formvar-coated grids which had previously been coated with a thin layer of carbon . 

Finally , coat with a fine film of cooking oil before storing for long periods . 

Then he 'd shown her , over her mother 's objections , how to take the gun apart , clean it , then coat each part with a thin oil before reassembling it . 

After he 'd coated the segments in salt and chilli he passed them round , and everyone smacked their lips and screwed up their faces in pained delight . 

It would also be advisable to coat the bogwood with a clear , polyurethane varnish . 

Coat each hair with a fine translucent film which smooths down the rough surface & seals the hair to prevent moisture loss . 

You will certainly need to experiment with exposure periods if you are coating your own boards with a UV sensitive aerosol lacquer . 

Lightly coat your hands with one or two drops and smooth over your hair , before or after styling . 

Some diets are coated by the manufacturer to prevent the pellets sticking together during autoclaving . 

The back of the rug is then coated with latex and is normally covered by a piece of cloth . 

Each pellet of ammonium nitrate was coated with a hydrocarbon wax to reduce the effects of hygroscopicity . 

Leaves coated with a strain of engineered bacterium from which the offending gene has been eliminated do not suffer from the formation of ice . 

If his generosity was occasioned by concern at the growth of Edmund 's cult , and its connection with Swegen and taxation , it may have been principally an attempt to mollify the opposition by making much of patronising the saint himself . 

Later , I tried to mollify her by pointing out that the teacher had said what a nice boy he was . 

There is no point in complaining ; they may try to mollify you in their irritatingly good English , but they will not have a clue what you are so anxious about . 

Later , however , I did tell him that the meeting had been a disaster and that if he thought it had mollified the press in any way he was greatly mistaken . 

Nature reserves were set up around new power stations to mollify local conservationists . 

` And I 'm glad that I wo n't have to mollify Mr Chapter Clerk . " 

None of these is intended simply to mollify reluctant staff : each is intended to provide more time , to allow a fresh look to be taken or to try out different approaches when there are setbacks . 

The resisters were more offended by de Gaulle 's attack on their autonomy and by his restoration of the state apparatus than they were mollified by his reforms . 

Susan got it , but Bellamy was appalled and had to be mollified . 

The latter were mollified to some extent by the exclusion from the Treaty of anything that would bar some members from forming a smaller customs union ahead of the EEC schedule . 

So many people had to be pleased or mollified , and it was trying to do so many things at once , that the pages were hopelessly crammed with bitty stories . 

These can go a very long way to mollifying those individuals whose journeys are lengthened by traffic-affecting measures . 

Kilmer is part-Indian and is expected to exploit this to mollify the natives but Kilmer rediscovers his tribal heritage while Shepard finds the politics of an already volatile situation beginning to spin out of control . 

By the time Constance had dropped off Louise , who was not mollified by being given a lift to her door , it was past six . 

The old man sounded mollified by the flattery , and Harry continued . 

What are the strategies participants devise to avoid negative and critical evaluation of their activity ? 

This system , devised to help deaf people learn language , is now used with children with severe learning disabilities as well ( Rowe , 1982 ) . 

The Citizen 's Charter is the most far-reaching programme ever devised to improve quality in public services . 

Any scheme devised to reduce the number of unwanted dogs will automatically involve reducing the total number of dogs and hence breeder sales . 

The ancient manuscript which sparks it all off is ingeniously devised to yield two possible meanings , one mystic , one mundane . 

He devised an experiment to ascertain whether salivation could occur in the absence of any obvious physical cause . 

They have devised sophisticated instruments to detect and measure the energies of even the smallest traces of the products . 

For each day of the diet we have devised a specific menu to follow , which amount to approximately 1,000 calories per day . 

Suggest another one and devise a scheme of work to implement it . 

In 1890 Castner devised a new process for its manufacture , based on the electrolytic decomposition of caustic soda . 

My own experience when devising a controller for use with computer control is that if low-enough frequencies are employed the motors respond like ` stepper-motors " advancing a small amount for each pulse . 

Few serious attempts have been made to devise diagnostic tests in reading and number for the purpose of indicating relative attainment of learners . 

We asked guidebook writer Paul Buttle to devise a circular route in the Lakes for Outdoor Action readers . 

For the basilica itself , he devised an elaborate apse with a great mosaic that described St Peter 's as " the Mother of Churches " . 

It would then be possible to devise the appropriate system for presenting the required information . 

The Membership Services Committee have devised a list of ideas for selling membership ( enclosed ) . 

Once the observations are completed the parents can devise a hypothesis about what is maintaining the problem behaviour . 

Booth and Rowntree were more concerned with getting the measure of poverty than with trying to devise a general theory about it . 

They devised a simple solution to this problem : the slave trade . 

Belle devised the trick of waiting by a food stall at a halt until the train was just pulling out again . 

The only way to solve the problem of obtaining precise dates is to devise methods of dating sites and finds accurately . 

Once the laws are introduced , the coaches and the players will try to devise means of using them to their own advantage . 

A long-winded man for such a recluse , he devised an 800-word standard apology for not being able to help out the writers of the 3,000 begging letters he received monthly . 

They must take this into account when devising t heir own waste-management policies . 

They plot , they devise stratagems , they cause as much confusion as they can . 

The event was conceived and devised by a group of inmates , and was intended to be essentially an education project informing people in Britain about the circumstances relating to the Naga people . 

Guidelines have been devised by the Network members to govern their conduct during the most common kinds of situations giving rise to contact between Network members . 

The activities are devised for girls and provide an opportunity for ` hands on " experiences of new technologies . 

Tests have been devised to assess this characteristic in individuals . 

The student is encouraged to devise his own preferred note-making methods . 

Devise a recipe incorporating potatoes which shows what a valuable role they play in a healthy eating regime . 

The Louver Gallery has this month cleverly devised a show which overviews this underlying notion in so much recent painting . 

This raises the question whether the education of children in rural communities is prejudiced by the imposition of a curriculum devised for urban conditions . 

I suggest that pornography , like anything else people devise for their pleasure , is simply a tool . 

We have already seen that the committee structure devised for this purpose was in many ways unsatisfactory but that some useful and interesting inservice activities did result from the project . 

Some banks in the past have distributed banking educational games devised for use in school to teach young people about banking and the use of money . 

This chapter reviewed techniques devised for investigating cerebral functional asymmetry in neurologically intact subjects . 

For gases the method originally devised by Regnault in 1845 is often used . 

This fertiliser was an improved formulation devised by the Tennessee Valley Authority ( TVA ) . 

It 's reckoned to be the best method yet devised of keeping the body in good condition . 

Many schemes were in fact devised before finally , in September 1899 , the formal start of the construction of the TVLR was made . 

An ergonomically designed cockpit was devised labelling everything clearly and putting everything within easy reach . 

` My , my , yes " , she burbled , settling back into her chair . 

` Of course you must be admitted to His Lordship , " burbled the majordomo . 

When the firemen finally arrived I pointed at the sacrificial pyre still burning and burbled something about my priceless slide-collection . 

` I 'll get off quick , " he burbles after three numbers , eliciting screams of protest . 

I just caught the last few minutes of a Yorkshire TV documentary , ` England 's Last Wilderness " , with David Bellamy burbling about the Pennines . 

I had to listen for a good hour while he burbled on about variably apertured annuity options and the like . 

She burbled on , endeavouring to ignore the fact that he was unwinding his fingers , one by one , from her own . 

* This is usually done by chilling the outside of the hot glass by means of air jets . 

And you will be pleased to hear that I have even managed to bring a bucket of ice to chill the wine . " 

After storage , care must be taken not to chill tubers during grading and transportation to the factory . 

Chilling the cotyledonary petiole to 0.5°C extends the time for spontaneous recovery to about 25 minutes . 

The ham is always easier to cut when it is well chilled and may be even easier to handle if it is lightly frozen . 

And hospital volunteers in Devon sold sandwiches which had been chilled , but then displayed through the day with no refrigeration . 

If you injected cold air you 'd actually chill the furnace down a bit . 

The cooked babas are hollowed out , filled with confectioners ' custard , sugared , gratinés in the oven , chilled in the refrigerator , and ultimately served with a coulis of raspberries or caramelised peaches . 

Vienna at this time has been immortalised in Carol Reed 's brilliant 1949 film The Third Man based on Graham Greene 's novel in which a drug trafficker , played by Orson Welles , manages to elude the police by crossing from one zone of the city to another via the network of underground sewers . 

The murderer managed to elude the police and , changing his criminal activities , took to counterfeiting currency . 

The fourth managed to elude his pursuers by escaping into a bog where no horse could follow . 

After eluding their English pursuers for some days they encamped in Stanhope Park in Weardale on 20 July . 

He eluded Kinnear for a full hour after the whistle , but when he finally turned up , he no doubt got an earful like the rest . 

He had won because , over 20 miles of open country , he had eluded the patrols of the Presidential Guard . 

His stomach was churning but he knew he could elude her if only he could remain calm and call her bluff . 

Thus , when the first flicker of daylight broke on the horizon at about 02.30 on 1 June , Jellicoe found the sea empty : Scheer had eluded him and was even then reaching sanctuary . 

It was clear that funds were being embezzled but who could be doing it ? 

On arrival at Smolensk , our peasant soldier discovers that all the equipment of his unit has been embezzled or stolen from the luggage-van . 

Chinese authorities have executed a bank accountant who embezzled more than $175,000 in the country 's first such case of computer fraud , the Xinhua Daily Telegraph newspaper reported yesterday : Shi Biao , who worked for the Jilin branch of the state-run Agricultural Bank of China , was found to have siphoned funds to private accounts from August to November 1991 , and he and accomplice Yu Lixin were arrested as they were preparing to leave China through the southern economic zone of Shenzhen , bordering Hong Kong ; it was the first case of bank embezzlement via computer in China ; China imposes the death penalty for a variety of offences , ranging from bicycle theft to panda poaching . 

London representative of a firm of Swiss vintners , from whom he embezzles some money . 

` Some months ago I was convicted of embezzling a considerable amount of money from the company I share with my brother . 

It was considered as wrong then as it is now to embezzle the Crown 's revenues . 

On the journey our eldest child picked up bubonic plague , and when the steamer moored at Chauk my wife managed to get medicines from the BOC Hospital shortly before it closed . 

Both vessels moored alongside the main jetty in the Royal Navy dockyard , and Eden was there to greet his guests on what he hoped would be an historic visit . 

It chewed the bloody snow , gulped the entrails and the gore , growled in its throat as it worked at the tough tissues .

He has also chewed three torches , three combs , two hair brushes , and my bed linen .

All patients received aspirin ( 162 mg daily ) and the first dose was chewed for rapid and full antithrombotic effect .

Sue filled her mouth with houmus and chewed silently for a moment .

It was as good as a ballet to watch Finn eat but Francie mopped gravy with bread and chewed bones from his fingers .

He would redden suddenly , for no apparent reason , and chew the skin at the side of his thumb-nail .

She would chew her clothes , her bedclothes , her teddy , furniture materials , and the foam stuffing .

If it is dry and unyielding we automatically chew it until it becomes comfortable to swallow .

Kāli came to bring me some of the cooked meat , chewing some herself .

I have some sheet music which belonged to my mother , unless the mice and rats at Low Birk Hatt have chewed it to bits .

Rubberneck chewed his fingernails ; they were long bony fingers , bitten to the quick .

He chewed and smiled and cuffed a little run of juice off his chin with the heel of one hand .

A late night attempt to resume talks today by the London ambulance employers ended in failure just before midnight when the unions rejected the call .

China has agreed to resume talks with Britain over the future of Hong Kong .

Gary Parkinson is not due to resume training until tomorrow , so there is no chance of him lining up with Curtis Fleming at full back .

In the 1920s Pearson resumed his acting career but also began publishing short stories , essays , and journalism .

Now ` we are resuming the kind of growth we should have had " , says Nancy Hobor , vice-president of communications and investor relations .

The trial was resumed a week later , only to be adjourned once more after the opening proceedings and the prosecution 's opening address , setting out the charges .

Fieldwork in the Highlands was resumed in 1926 in a rather dramatic fashion .

The Earl announced that unless the weather deteriorated again , the Tournament would be resumed on the Friday morning and all of the participants spent Thursday drying out and preparing their costumes .

He resumed scene painting in London , in the studio of Walter Hann , participating in the sporting scene as a boxer and billiards player .

Hendry resumes his bid for another title when he faces Ulsterman Joe Swail tonight for a place in Saturday 's semi-finals .

Pan American intended to resume its twice-weekly service to Britain as permitted under the 1937 agreement , which immediately caused anxiety at BOAC .

The fat woman resumed the journey without so much as a glance his way , leading him down a short flight of stairs and along yet another corridor .

It gave a degree of certainty to public sector managers in the short run , but when the tax costs began to mount governments resumed their sudden cuts -- just the situation Plowden had hoped to avoid .

Darlington council 's chief executive , Mr Clive Owen , asked how the Burton Property Group , owners of the Cornmill , intended to evacuate the building in emergencies . 

The government of the Maldives has decided to evacuate five small islands threatened by submersion . 

Let us assume you wish to evacuate the nightclub immediately but put the rest of the hotel on standby as there is a good chance of getting the fire extinguished . 

The fire brigade reappeared , bringing them some council inspector , who obviously wanted to evacuate the house . 

Dense black smoke billowed 3,000ft into the air , forcing police to evacuate coastal towns . 

We continued our work until the fingerprint man arrived to dust that dreadful black powder everywhere . 

Sadly , unscrupulous ski resorts might misuse the new polymer , surreptitiously dusting it on the slopes of their rivals . 

` My wife loves the man 's poems , " said Crump , dusting the dead creature onto the ground . 

Another orange powder was dusted over the upper part of the body . 

If the property has been lived in for a long time with old carpets that have never been shampooed they can exude quite pungent odours . 

She ventured upon deck the first morning , and was approached by not one but three potential beaux , each with his hair curled and exuding a powerful odour of bergamot . 

The stewardess came down the aisle , a big-breasted young woman exuding a strong odour of perspiration . 

Nevertheless he exuded pheromones and she saw two elderly ladies from the ferry clutch each other 's arms and whisper . 

Some squirt formic acid , while others exude foul-smelling substances from their anal glands . 

Queen of Night incense smokelessly exuded a heady perfume into the air . 

The caterpillar of a butterfly called Thisbe irenea has a sound-producing organ in its head for summoning ants , and a pair of telescopic spouts near its rear end which exude seductive nectar . 

The North American milkweed , if it is damaged , exudes a milky sap . 

When David was Adam 's age he 'd taken to lighting joss sticks in his bedroom and anointing himself with patchouli , assuming that it disguised the faint but unmistakeable musty-sweet aroma that was exuded from his pores and lingered in the atmosphere . 

Set into the floor were several open pits , which exuded a dank stench even as they pulsed with the chill luminescence of putrefaction . 

Long and low-ceilinged , with an enormous open fireplace , it exuded warmth and the sort of comfortable feel that a perfectly decorated interior could give when it was neither pretentious nor over-grand for the surroundings . 

The perfumes and aromas exuded by their leaves and flowers on a warm sunny day give any garden a fourth dimension , and one of the charms of the Greek and Italian hillsides is the pungently aromatic fragrance given off by the herbs and shrubs . 

The parish priest baptized the babies into the Christian faith . 

She told me she was pregnant and asked if I would baptise the baby . 

Presbyterian church minister Barrie Redmore , told the court that Paula had asked him to baptise her baby three months before she was found hanged . 

They feared that if they refused to marry or baptize their children in church , they would be ostracized in a particularly religiously minded part of Russia . 

It was useless to baptize people who had no understanding of the faith , or who had not been persuaded by teaching to espouse Christianity . 

Wilfrid is claimed to have baptised 250 slaves of both sexes at Selsey and there is the celebrated case of ` Angles " from Deira , an area approximating to the historic county of Yorkshire , being sold in the market-place of Rome c . 

The baby was strong enough to go back to Riverstown with a monthly nurse after six weeks and he was duly baptized a Protestant in the Church of Ireland in Naas . 

With the advent of the Portuguese , Brazil was declared Roman Catholic and according to the practice of the age , Jesuit priests accompanied the occupation of the country , seeking to baptise the indigenous Indian communities into the Catholic faith . 

People whose parents baptised them into the Roman Catholic Church will probably be counted as Catholics all their lives -- even if they never go to church ; for people to be counted as Baptists , however , they will have to have expressed a strong commitment to their faith and to have undergone adult baptism . 

The later crimes duplicate those committed by Dyer , who has wished to baptise his churches with the blood of young victims . 

For the bishop , however , who knew his church history , it would not have made sense ( as he subsequently told me ) to baptize an adult without also confirming her , for the two ceremonies had originally been one . 

My baby was very ill , and I wanted you to baptize him , but my father refused to allow it . 

On his deathbed at Pentecost 337 he was baptized by a bishop whose sympathies happened to be Arian ; much later legend made Pope Silvester bestow the lifegiving baptismal water . 

He was baptised by John Kingdon in the chapel 's own ` baptistry " on Friday 5 May 1780 and officially received into the church two days later . 

This caused Rajiv a great deal of turmoil , particularly as others of his friends had been baptised by immersion in the local Baptist church . 

The crowds who flocked to listen to John 's preaching of repentance were baptised by him in the Jordan in penitent expectation of the age of fulfilment which he proclaimed . 

During a battle against the Alamans , however , he vowed to become Christian if he was victorious ; as a result of his victory he was baptized by bishop Remigius of Rheims . 

John Smith was baptised at the Willoughby parish church of St Helena on 9th January , 1580 . 

He had gone to stay at a monastery and somehow a misunderstanding arose and he was asked if he had been baptised . 

The Carpenter family were themselves stalwarts of the said chapel , and Charles 's bride is probably the Elizabeth Carpenter who was baptised there on 2 April 1760 , then aged between 11 and 12 years old . 

He recorded over 200 baptisms , including those of Lawyer and Rotten Belly , though some whispered that due to his failing eyesight he baptised certain individuals more than once . 

Walker was baptised a Presbyterian but throughout her life her religious faith grew ever broader in its outlook . 

The first baby baptised in the new church was John White 's son who was to become Mr Mervyn White 's father . 

Figures for the pre-census period are unreliable ; but , according to an informed assessment of 1835 , ` half the infants baptised in London in the period 1770-89 were dead before the age of five . " 

Presbyterian church minister Barrie Redmore , told the court that Paula had asked him to baptise her baby three months before she was found hanged .

The later crimes duplicate those committed by Dyer , who has wished to baptise his churches with the blood of young victims .

Almost inevitably , questions about Dermot sent her into a rage -- and she usually soothed that rage in a bottle . 

Only when Maisie came to hold him and soothe his fears did he feel safe . 

A soak in a hot tub , brimming with scented foam , was about the only thing that could soothe her wounded spirits . 

The concentration calmed her , soothed the worries that had surfaced on the drive from Belfast to the border . 

This is the line-up of worriers that Mr Helmut Kohl will try to soothe when he goes to Brussels this Friday . 

He placed a gentle finger on her lips to soothe her back to sleep . 

I stroke my beard , as if it were Timmy 's brow , trying to soothe myself to sleep . 

He read , letting his voice be an instrument to soothe the boy . 

To prevent this , his friends would soothe him with music , cool water and adoring maidens until at last he would ` come to himself . 

Kodiak , Mrs Knelle 's huge shaggy Alsatian , barked at me excitedly but was soon soothed by his mistress . 

Carrie knew that although he was soothed , as she was , by the sound of Hepzibah 's voice , he was not really listening . 

There was no denying his words had a soothing effect , but she did n't want to be soothed , she wanted him to accept her version of events . 

Had he said this minutes earlier , the baying journalists would have been soothed into silence . 

She told me that in the first dreadful night , when she and John stayed in the hospital , she had tried to soothe the time by the old paper game of making words out of words . 

The president tried to soothe the unions by promising that , as inflation drops to zero in a few weeks , real pay will increase . 

Comfort foods are those which soothe us and make us glad to be alive even on the most miserable of days . 

The tropical evening settled heavily about you , and the shadows in which you hid were warm , but each time you soothed yourself into courage and surged forth from ambush you heard witnesses approaching . 

The remark , with its suggestion of possible patronage at his command , soothed Yussuf 's ruffled pride . 

Those soft sighs and low moans can only mean one thing : the Apostate has offered to soothe away stressed Rainbow 's jangles by massaging her neck and shoulders . 

This theory singles out current Executive Editor Downie for abuse , but complacency took root as early as 1981 , when the Post 's cross-town competitor , the Washington Star , folded , allowing the fat beast to diddle all it wanted without paying a price .

After her marriage folded , Joyce started merchandising ghoulish , oddball dating stories , some of them prompted by this personal ad she placed in Boston magazine : `` The truth is I 'm gorgeous , slender , talented , and passionate .

Q : Is n't this change a sign that you 're getting desperate , that Microsoft is losing interest , that you 're about to fold , that the end is nigh , strange and dreadful diseases are about to ravage the population , the stock market is going to tank , Linda Tripp will get her own TV talk show , and so on ?

` I 'm a ballet dancer , " she said , and they laughed as she pattered across the floor on her tip-toes . 

When Gloria came , pattering across the ward in all her best , Dot could n't bear to see her pretty face and turned away on the pillow with shut eyes . 

When eventually she left the sitting-room to go to bed , she pattered into the hall , knowing in advance that she was in for another wretched night of it . 

A white waterfall of plaster burst down from the ceiling and slapped and pattered all over him . 

With little enthusiasm for the day , Fabia got out of bed and , mulling over her problems and the fact that anywhere she went from now on would have to be on foot , she pattered to the bathroom to take a shower . 

` Well , " Melissa murmured aloud as she listened to his footsteps pattering through the hall , followed by the slam of the outer door , ` there goes a man with a guilty secret . 

Even Pedro , pattering nervily about the room , seemed more restless than usual , and when he slept his dreams were troubled . 

Ringed plovers pattered at the water 's edge of a muddy creek and a whimbrel whistled as it flew overhead . 

Stuart jumped out and pattered plumply round to Gillian 's door . 

The little boy pattered along beside me , looking up and smiling . 

There we watched the rout of the dive-bombers , but the shrapnel pattered down again , and we drew back into the doorway . 

She gazed upwards at the newly painted ceiling for a little while , too contented to stir , then with a sudden movement she threw back the covers and pattered over to the window . 

There was not a sound from Lily 's room until eleven when the bedroom door banged open and Lily pattered down the stairs . 

But French TV pioneered the national exit poll , and the ` results " were revealed a few seconds after the last ballot slip was boxed . 

There are 600 thousand pieces to be carefully packed and boxed for the journey . 

Items like tea bags and cigarettes are boxed , then wrapped in cellophane . 

Food must be bagged and boxed , and taken to the patient , for nothing nutritious will be otherwise provided . 

This was immediately whipped off by a waiting attendant who then passed it along a table for it to be boxed up and returned to me in the ante room . 

They become relics , like the dismembered remains of Catholic saints that are boxed up and dispersed around Christendom to provide individual churches with the Church 's authority . 

It was then boxed up and taken to meet its new owner , an elderly woman living alone . 

` Just a few of the chaps and chapesses , darling , " over the phone in the late afternoon when she had purged wine stains and ashtrays , boxed up the empties , made the kitchen immaculate yet again . 

Knead the pastry lightly on a floured board , then roll out and use to cover the pie dishes . 

Lightly knead the dough on a floured surface , working in the candied peel , raisins and sultanas . 

Remove the dough from the bowl and knead it on a floured board until smooth , about 5 minutes . 

She stopped short of that point and started to rub his right foot , then expertly massaged his entire body until her hands were kneading the big muscles on either side of Griffin 's neck . 

The pastry took a terrible pounding at times , and Bessie kneaded the dough with a vengeance as she talked of Kate Kerrigan , one of her sworn enemies . 

The nipples stiffened and she squeezed her breasts through the silk , her breathing growing heavier as she kneaded the sensitive buds with her fingers , her excitement growing rapidly . 

She then kneads it with her mandibles and front legs into a soft pellet about half the size of her head and flies off with it to her building site . 

She laid her hands on the top of his shoulders and kneaded the base of his neck with her thumbs . 

It collects these flakes with the brush near the end of its hind legs and passes them forward to its mouth where it kneads them with saliva . 

He laughed as if I had said something annihilatingly funny and kneaded my hand gently against his thigh . 

Lindsey straightened up from writing a brief note , kneading the muscles at the back of her neck in an attempt to relieve some of the tension . 

Stir in the sugar and almond essence , then knead the mixture until smooth . 

She was kneading the gloves in her lap , gripping them so tightly that her knuckles showed white . 

Then he kneaded the small hand in his big fists , searching for broken bones . 

I saw nothing but her deep brown legs as she knelt beside me , felt nothing but her strong hands kneading me like dough . 

Kāli refilled her pan with plaster and kneaded it to the right consistency . 

She kneaded his back , and touched the plane of his belly , and explored the hard , sinewy mounds of his arms . 

Half awake , Roger gave me a brief cuddle before kneading my back , always guaranteed to elicit a smile . 

The rounds are scattered on the kitchen table , and I 'm moving the pistol from hand to hand like I was kneading a blob of putty . 

She kneaded her sagging breasts , searching anxiously for a lump ; all was well . 

As Chola was kneading the dough , they hovered over it in hissing black droves , and she stopped occasionally to pick out the ones she accidentally squashed , like currants . 

She kneaded me , all right , she wanted me transformed into puff pastry just like Daddy . 

When he did wake , Moran reached his hand across to the coarse shirt over the shoulder and gently began to knead the muscles . 

Knead comfortably up and down from side to side , then knead the sides of the waist . 

Turn the knob clockwise , and wow ! ! your foot is gently kneaded by the swirling water . 

In her essay ` Sculpture in the Expanded Field " , 5 art historian Rosalind Krauss explored ideas about categories in ways that might be useful to this discussion about textiles : ` over the last 10 years rather surprising things have come to be called sculpture : narrow corridors with TV monitors at the ends , large photographs documenting country hikes categories like sculpture and painting have been kneaded and stretched and twisted in an extraordinary demonstration of elasticity , and display of the way in which a cultural term can be extended to include just about anything " . 

She is being kneaded and punched like bread dough by a Valkyrie sporting the corporate logo tattooed on a bicep . 

Once you have improved the circulation , you can begin to knead the fleshy areas of your body such as thighs and calves . 

Aunt Sarah was at the table , kneading the bread dough ; Ernest and Uncle Matthew , back from the top field , were taking a late breakfast . 

To Robbie 's amazement the bitch , despite the fact that the minute claws kneading her dugs must be extremely painful , was tolerating the kitten 's presence . 

Add sufficient extra flour to make the dough manageable , then knead it thoroughly for about 10min , until smooth and shiny . 

Knead the fondant or marzipan thoroughly , using a circular motion to spread the colour evenly . 

Rostov kneaded the muscles of his left shoulder in an effort to relieve the soreness . 

To make the sweets , knead peppermint essence into the reserved fondant . 

She boiled at his lack of thought for her and replied , louder than she had intended that indeed he had , that , unlike last year , there was a choice . 

Corbett felt his own anger boil at the Prioress ' air of righteous indignation . 

Just now work seemed the best antidote to the frustration that was boiling inside her . 

What volcano of emotion must have been boiling inside that youngster under his teasing and laughing , under his occasionally expressionless face ? 

Chesarynth thought it was her own screaming and embarrassment boiled through her but when she looked round , bodies were twitching and smoking everywhere as the computer-banks sparked into flame . 

JOHN SMITH , understandably , is boiling with anger at the Tory refusal to recall Parliament . 

The way she saw it , she could do nothing else , but inwardly she was boiling with fury . 

By the time he had climbed out of the valley and over the pass on a day which was fretting for a thunderstorm , he was boiling with the need to act . 

The personnel director of SBCI Savory Milln , Peter Cole , confirmed that this was his view of headhunters ; he would employ a search firm only when he had exhausted his own supply of personal contacts .

Over by the fireplace , the headmaster had exhausted his limited store of small talk and had advanced to matters of serious educational concern .

The car 's hydraulics soughed as they tried to compensate for the sudden shift of the bubble but against that gale they were all but useless , and the bubble-canopy clanged on the car 's shell . 

And during that miserable week the wind soughing in the trees and flinging rain against the cottage windows had added to the conspiracy of misery . 

Like the sea it is a music primeval and here is no storm , only the silken waves soughing . 

The parcel splashed heavily , soughed , and sank in a trail of thick , slow , glutinous bubbles . 

The rest of us could just sit and twiddle our thumbs and drink iced coffee . 

Intelligence Agency , if he had been twiddling his thumbs for a week , he might just have been a little determined himself . 

The therapist should also reward any positive changes by expressing satisfaction and by indicating their potential long-term benefits . 

I know how it amuses him to reward loyalty by handfuls ; how he likes to make a test of friends . 

Many experts advocate rewarding your child for good behaviour , but Deborah Jackson has a dim view of this . 

The sailors rewarded Taff for his efforts with several packets of cigarettes . 

The idea of Kevin 's rewarding him for his prowess with a real lunch somewhere acted as a spur to Jasper , but he did not really need a spur . 

` Middlesbrough will reward players for success , but there will be no long-term contracts . " 

Guinness stout is celebrating over 100 years in Malaysia with a series of promotions running until the end of the year to reward loyal drinkers for their support . 

He rewarded her with a cool smile as they entered the pub , and gestured towards a table . 

Ordinary citizens tolerated corruption when times were good and when the government rewarded them with cheap food , services and petrol . 

Slave masters matched their gladiators and rewarded the successful with relief from plantation duties , the possibility of travel and , ultimately , freedom . 

The old king rewarded Sigmar by giving him the warhammer Ghal Maraz , or Skull Splitter , an ancient magic heirloom of Kurgan 's house . 

Still , it 's no way to reward a girl by nicking her collar . " 

Traditionally , frequent Cabinet reshuffles provided the means through which LDP faction leaders rewarded the loyalty of their members by securing periods in office for them . 

Parents often ask why they should reward a child for doing something he or she should be doing anyway . 

And , lastly , the definition of rules for housework establishes a mechanism whereby the housewife can reward herself for doing it . 

For example , you could reward a child for staying with you in the supermarket by buying a small treat as you leave . 

The ruling Liberal Democratic Party had been looking for an excuse to reward its friends in the building industry for their financial support . 

The expectation that God would reward the righteous in this world ran parallel to the less attractive expectation that He would punish the unrighteous . 

We can help you devise the scheme you need to meet your needs in the most cost-effective way , to reward your employees without overstraining your cashflow or profits , and our specialists will come and explain everything to your employees . 

Variations on this theme may be acceptable provided that they do not unwittingly reward the child for not waiting or wetting . 

A NEW awards ceremony in Middlesbrough will reward gardeners , allotment holders and businesses who brighten up the town . 

Managers influence the behaviour of their team members by rewarding them . 

Nicholas said , ` For what you are doing , I hope God or Allah will reward you . 

Dear brother , let me out of this awful place and the blessed Virgin will reward you . 

The patient is then rewarded by achieving these objectives and motivation is enhanced . 

Women 's behavioural motivation is in addition conventionally gender-coded ; they are supposed to be rewarded by attention to their physical attractiveness . 

Thatcherites have been rewarded with the rapid promotion of Michael Portillo , who is expected to keep public spending in check as Chief Secretary to the Treasury . 

In 1990 , the same Syrian regime was rewarded with millions of dollars worth of arms credits and a go-ahead from the White House to pursue its colonial aims in Lebanon . 

It is also very important for you to reward yourself when you have had some success . 

Reward with attention and praise all instances of the child 's complying with requests . 

The point is this : such spirit-beasts were sent on mischievous and often malicious errands by the witch and rewarded with drops of the witch 's own blood . 

No undue force was necessary , and we always rewarded with TLC and a tit-bit . 

He was eventually rewarded with work on a prestigious construction project in New Guinea . 

They are encouraged to use it , rewarded for using it and disapproved of as ` unfeminine " if they fail to use it . 

These kind of skills are not rewarded in school , where memory is more important , or at the lower levels of organisation . 

Such talent as Kim had should be harnessed , such men rewarded well , or destroyed , lest they destroy you . 

The horror of the near nervous breakdown she suffered soon after launching her recording career , as she struggled to combine acting with singing , was taken by her as a warning to calm down . 

Each of the four full-time farmers had at least one personal specialised enterprise ; for example , one combined farming with tourism , with holidaymakers buying the homemade dairy products . 

Some anorexics combine fasting with occasional binges , followed by self-induced purging or vomiting . 

She is a vivacious young lady who combines instructing with commercial flying and club administration . 

When she left the Three Degrees in 1987 , Sheila decided to combine singing and showbiz with spending more time at home , cooking , and being with her twin daughters . 

Phases of multiply measured reflections were combined using the phase probability coefficients . 

So we 've combined them in a shampoo that makes dry hair lustrous and more manageable . 

With their undisguised ruthlessness of purpose the Nazis combined a blind belief in the righteousness of their will against all mankind , so that Hitler could regard himself -- like Tamburlaine -- as the scourge of God : 

Armed with the techniques he has learned over the past months , he is free to combine them in whatever way he thinks suits his stature . 

Recently , the pair combined their 50th birthdays into a 100th anniversary celebration at a Mauritian restaurant they consider ` the best in the world " . 

After playing through each of these examples individually , combine them into a 12 bar sequence and use different double stops for each chord on each successive chorus . 

Between 1840 and 1880 Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels criticized and restructured the ideas they gleaned from all three sources , and combined them into a potent synthesis which they acclaimed as the first ` scientific socialism , . 

John Pendlebury 's ( 1939 ) view was that the Minoans always tended to combine their goddesses into a single deity . 

The problem of combining various aspects of an object into a single image was one which , it has been seen , had concerned Picasso and Braque for some time . 

You might think that combining all these things into one aircraft could lead to so many compromises that the result would be little short of disaster . 

In a short essay the sections will be paragraphs ; in a long essay you can combine the paragraphs into titled and or numbered sections and sub-sections . 

Harriet Walter plays her excellently as a woman who combines a strong sexuality with a defiant nobility of character . 

Bentham combined his utilitarian ethical theory with a hedonistic psychological theory according to which each of us necessarily seeks to maximise his own happiness . 

A fine guitarist in many styles , his band combines professionalism with wry humour and a straightforward honesty of purpose ( so often lacking in music of this kind ) . 

John was not always a reliable source of information about his own past : he combined a poor memory for dates with an imaginative flair for making the best of any story . 

We have combined these approaches by examining both the degree and duration of DGR and the response to provocation testing in the same subjects . 

The teacher and part time tutors have combined their work on reading , writing and numeracy skills with liaising between the students and external agencies . 

However , recent studies in this country and abroad have revealed that the majority of women who combine exercise , dietary recommendations and supplements have found that their symptoms have either cleared up or considerably improved . 

Instead the two modules operate in isolation with the results being combined by a control processor . 

The project is part of a wider concern about how sound impinges uninvited on memory and how material from the eye and the ear are combined by the brain . 

These resources are then combined by organisations into policies as programme outputs . 

For the purposes of this study , the three groups of oil workers have been combined . 

The 1988 and 1990 samples were combined to test for association between prescribing status before assessment and frequency of recent injecting . 

If all context-tables are combined into a single library then a change in the properties of a context can be effected just by changing its context-specification within the library . 

The files are then combined into a flat file containing all the hybridisations . 

Self-interest had been successfully combined with civilising and training slaves ` to the threshold of liberty " . 

At their best they combine funky chugs of hyperactive bass with agonised guitar and belt-across-the-chops vocals which verge on the schizophrenic . 

In that section , we combined the criteria additively using weighting factors . 

The health districts of Cheltenham and Gloucester are being combined next month and will be known in future as Gloucestershire Health Authority 

They are not combined together in a single trial but are regulated by an order of Steyn J. on 31 July 1991 : 

For economy in building costs , these three types of farm buildings were sometimes combined into a single building . 

All these images were twisted and changed and combined by the creative process of Coleridge 's mind into the superb poem . 

Each year we endeavour to be represented in helping in one of their fund-raising ventures . 

Wherever possible , a tenant should endeavour to delete the opening proviso but this is unlikely to be successful in which case the tenant should amend to include a long stop date ( see clause 5.4 ) . 

He endeavours to endow the tolerance he proposes with an element of respect . 

The Provisional IRA usually endeavoured to give a warning of some kind . 

For the reasons that I have endeavoured to outline , I think that the assistant recorder came to a correct conclusion and I too would dismiss this appeal . 

They will endeavour to resolve the matter to your satisfaction . 

PHOTOGRAPHY magazine will endeavour to return all entries if accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope . 

I was nearly frantic , and ran about the house naked , endeavouring by every means to excite sensations in different parts of my body , and so to weaken the enemy by creating division . 

Hitler endeavoured , in October 1939 , to make peace with France and Britain , but the Allies would not negotiate unless Hitler restored Poland , Austria and Czechoslovakia to their former state . 

There was some truth in this and the dockers and seamen were endeavouring , by extending organisation , to level matters . 

In other parts of the country , certain planning authorities are endeavouring , by administrative action , to restrict further building development around the large urban areas . 

It was night when I became aware of the dogs whining somewhere and called them . 

The two dogs were whining softly in the back of their throats and sniffing the air as if distressed . 

He whined anxiously , and came into the part of the room where they all were , and lay down under the table . 

The engines whined softly as beautiful Oriental stewardesses showed them to their seats in First Class and offered them complimentary champagne , which they both refused . 

An hour later , Lalage came tip-toeing into her room where she heard a dog whining gently . 

The two microphones skilfully fitted into the lectern whined disconcertingly for a few moments . 

And that part of my mind seemed to whine faintly and go very cold and still . 

It vanished completely as Alec opened the door for her and she stood on the threshold , looking into the dark , listening to the wind whining away outside the house . 

We 're sitting round a real fire burning logs , and a fan heater 's whining away in the centre of the room 's dark , threadbare carpet . 

They may whine and cry ; sputter about everything ; not know what they want and are never satisfied , capriciously rejecting the things they have just asked for and such a temper . 

As infants they cry or scream , as toddlers they whine or have tantrums , as older children or teenagers they learn to quarrel , argue , sulk and make hurtful remarks . 

In the corner by the stove Rosie whined and pulled against her chain . 

The tram whined and sparked as it pulled up at the fare stage near the Dennistoun Palais and Whitehill Street . 

Machinery above whined and the elevator jolted to a halt , causing him to shift footing . 

With its motor whining in protest , the transporter started to crawl along the corridor . 

It reversed fast , the gearbox whining like a violin , and parked in front of the Mercedes . 

The insects buzzed , whined , hummed , stridulated and droned as the air grew warmer in the sunset . 

In the kitchen , Douglas spoke in a low voice to Domino , and the dog whined . 

It is usual for young puppies to whine to attract their mother 's attention . 

The combination of movement in the brick core , ingress of moisture and the corrosion of iron cramps has produced numerous cracks in the marble skin which have further weakened the structure .

In the case of monuments and historical buildings , the erosion and damage can destroy carvings and statues and weaken building structures .

It goes without saying that once the primary structure has failed there must be provision for the failure to be detected by some means before the redundant structure itself is weakened by continuous flight loads .

The sensation that ran through her body into her limbs weakened and scared her .

Their team is weakened by injury and missing the likes of Todd Wiltshire , third in the World Final at Bradford in 1990 , and Oxford 's Troy Butler .

Elsewhere , typhus carried off many who had been weakened by starvation ; in Chesterfield the pestilence was almost certainly bubonic plague .

Our ties with them still matter , though they have been weakened by Australasia 's dependence on the United States for security and by our entry into the EEC .

The Ukrainian national leadership was fatally weakened by being restricted to the intelligentsia and without the dedication to escape from this .

The white working class had been weakened by their dependence on these leaders .

But she 'd led a troopship full of auxiliaries to their deaths ; she was wounded herself , and weakened with pain and drugs .

However , during the 1970s , the socialist element was weakened with the departure of labour leaders .

The Conservative election victory weakens any quasi-formal link with Labour still further .

But by then their finances were already weakened by the takeover frenzy of the late 1980s and by their alliance with Robert Campeau , whom they helped buy Federated Stores in the United States .

Their numerous wingless progeny weaken and distort young plant growth as they feed , spread virus diseases and produce sticky honeydew which disfigures leaves and encourages sooty mould .

The incident weakened British claims to be considered a powerful ally in European affairs .

A more educated , literate , and rational society weakens their effect ; contraceptive knowledge and practice spreads first in the more educated classes , then to poorer people .

Family ties have been further weakened by old people living apart from their children , and by the pressure on accommodation in urban areas , which has accelerated the decline in three-generation family units .

The mujaheddin aim to weaken the Iraqi regime by attacking its defeated and demoralised forces .

As he made furious attempts to shake them off , a sheet of orange abruptly whooshed and enveloped the car . 

A grey drizzle enveloped the city ; where there were trees , sodden leaves choked the drains and made the pavements dangerous . 

Nicolo 's words seemed to hang in the silence that suddenly enveloped the room . 

The fire that belched from the dragon 's jaw was a deep red and made a startling contrast to the gold cloak that seemed to envelop the saint . 

The monkey was enveloped by the musty darkness of a coarse woollen bag . 

Merseyside has been enveloped by sporting influence more than almost anywhere else in Britain , due to its two major football clubs . 

As warmth slowly enveloped his body the spasms of shivering increased . 

They all waited in silence behind the vestry door until a large shadow moved slowly across the path and finally enveloped the church all the way to the trees . 

At sunset , darkness enveloped the hunting camp in a sudden rush . 

Headaches and nausea were common complaints of people breathing the cocktail of acidic and photochemical pollutants which enveloped Kuwait City frequently . 

A sudden misery enveloped me as I drove over to the gate leading into the field . 

Univel Inc will end the suspense that has enveloped i ts pricing structure this week when it debuts its long-awaited shrinkwrapped UnixWare implementation at Networld in Dallas . 

Relax deeply , then imagine yourself curled up inside a dark cocoon , which envelops you so closely that you can barely breathe . 

It is the close focus of snapshots like these that lend credence to the white heat of his outpourings : ` I have lived for fifty years as an unequal in this country , enveloped by hate " . 

The increasing depth of the Antarctic ozone hole is closely linked to the phenomenon of the ` polar vortex " , a core of very cold air enveloped by strong westerly winds . 

Paper , foil , cling film and cardboard are just some of the wrappings which envelop and protect our food , particularly that which is processed . 

For too long the big firms in particular relied on the cosy requirement of a statutory audit to ensure their bread was generously buttered . 

Butter a shallow ovenproof dish or 4–5 individual soufflé dishes . 

Butter the bread , spread peanut butter on four slices and mayonnaise on the other four . 

For example , I might butter a piece of bread and be unable to gauge whether the procedure was taking me seconds or days . 

You should n't have buttered her up when they had dinner here . " 

In the rectory kitchen Lavinia and Mrs Blackham and Mrs Goff buttered buns and cut up sponge cake and ginger cake and fruitcake , and arranged oatmeal fingers on plates . 

Virginia buttered another roll , and sent up a silent vote of thanks for whoever had invented sun-glasses . 

" You should get Marcus out of your house , " she said , rattling a handful of cutlery 

Behind her the door crashed open , flung against the wall with a force that rattled the windows and sent the candles flickering wildly . 

Laughter rattled the horse brasses and echoed in the warming pans . 

` It does to me ! " he said under his breath , then , after a pause , rattled the handle again , his voice softening . 

Even Wormwood Scrubs must have more to offer , thought Henry as he rattled the coffee machine on the third floor , than Harris , Harris and Overdene . 

Now and then lightning flickered through the gloom , the lights dimmed , and thunder rattled every loose panel and plank in the building . 

An overheated breeze came out of the desert , rattled the canvas sunscreen like a bad-tempered child seeking attention , and moved on , ignored . 

But he would n't answer and only shifted , rattling the chain . 

Then , with wind howling round the windows and rattling the doors , we sat in front of a peat fire and played games with the children . 

Ahead of him , the forest ceiling dropped to the level of the oil-palms , which rattled and jerked with the rain . 

` Mrs McKeown from number seven , and you 'll not get Mrs Norris out of there , not if you rattle that letterbox all night . " 

The jolt rattled his ribs and he breathed in at the same moment as his head crashed through the surface , like a seal in the surf . 

` Are yez right then ? " enquired the cleaning woman , rattling her mop in the bucket in an aggressive fashion . 

Biff shook his head , rattling his beads , and answered in scumlingo , slowly , to show that he could n't savvy . 

When she did n't answer straight away , he gave her a shake that rattled her teeth . 

Old Pete rattled his empty glass on the counter and feigned deafness . 

` I remember vividly being on night guard prior to the morning executions when some prisoners sang and rattled their tin mugs against the bars in some form of defiance . 

The windows flared again in nightmarish black and white as lightning split the night once more ; the explosion of thunder rattling those panes simultaneously . 

It was probably the wind rattling some lattice , but she was going to find out . 

Blanche raised the ball-point to her mouth and rattled it between her teeth . 

Cold icy winds swept under the gaps of cottage doors rattling them fiercely . 

Later a storm breaks over the hotel ; lightning flares above the mountains across the loch , and the windows rattle as the thunder booms . 

A little further along , one of the safety meshes between the railway track and the walkway was missing , and had been temporarily covered with strips of orange plastic that rattled in the wind . 

As the tatty shacks shook and rattled with the vibrations from the plane , the occupants cursed Sly . 

The glass lampshade in the hallway rattled with the shock of the report . 

The wind was getting up , rattling against the wooden shutters , and forcing twigs to scratch against the window panes . 

The following day it further reported that Mallam Yahaya had surrendered to police .

Today , she flies to the Marcos family home province of Ilocos Norte and is expected to surrender to police tomorrow on tax fraud charges .

After a sustained rooftop protest publicising their complaints about prison conditions , the last group of five prisoners finally surrendered on April 25 .

The mutineers , all members of an elite scout-ranger regiment , marched to a nearby army camp , defiantly saying that they did not surrender to the government .

Many garrisons had surrendered quickly because they knew they could rely on Saladin to keep his word to spare their lives .

Over 140 activists of the United Liberation Front of Assam ( ULFA ) surrendered to the authorities on April 11 .

The unusual phenomenon of ground units surrendering en masse to a helicopter force fuelled speculation that the protracted bombing campaign had seriously eroded the morale of Iraq 's forces .

On April 4 in Amritsar 40 Sikh militants surrendered to the authorities , bringing to 200 the number of surrenders in the Amritsar region since November 1991 .

These fugitives , more than 30,000 in number , formally surrendered to 1st Guards Brigade under 6 Armoured Division on 12 May .

By May 1943 , the remaining German and Italian forces surrendered at Tunis , to the merged Allied forces .

He surrendered at New York 's John F Kennedy airport where his gun turned out to be a starter 's pistol that fired blanks .

Colonel Munro ( Maurice Roevens ) claps Day-Lewis in irons for allegedly preaching sedition , the Brits surrender to the French and there is a horribly violent battle in which our stalwart bunch escape yet again .

On August 6th 1945 , the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima and four weeks later the Japanese surrendered .

The day after that , the leaders of the insurrection surrendered .

In this way , the Nationalists hoped to force the Basques to surrender .

Amethyst and emerald festooned the dome , topazes too , and sapphires , and emeralds , with an architrave of solid pearl . 

A ceremonial sword hung at his left side in a gilded scabbard and clusters of beribboned medals and star-pointed orders festooned both sides of his tunic . 

In here the wooden benches had padding on them , and the firelight flickered on the horse brasses and old muskets that festooned the walls . 

Green leaves festooned the window , green trees , green ground beyond , giving way to the blue . 

In the west , lichens are taken for granted -- bushes and trees are often festooned with them -- while in the drier east , fewer species survive , partly also because of acidic air pollution . 

The room was festooned with cobwebs , the air musty and thick with dust and disuse . 

And almost every object in the room seemed to be spattered with multicoloured splashes of paint ; while the windows were covered with grime and festooned with cob-webs . 

Luxuriant creepers clambered up the walls to the pink pantiled roof , and even festooned the crooked chimneys and television aerial . 

Uncut salami keep perfectly at a cool room temperature and may often be found festooning a delicatessen 's ceiling . 

An old building , unoccupied for months , festooned with gungy cobwebs and dust which , when removed , revealed our tenants ' indiscretions of the past season . 

There are still quite a few trees and bushes festooned with the fruits of last year . 

We had made an early start that morning and after a long stiff climb up a bare hillside entered a forest of wild olives and massive juniper trees resembling cedars , many of them festooned with lichen . 

If nuclear Iraq is an Israeli scare concocted to distract attention from Palestine , it is an own-goal . 

I wonder what the good doctor and his housekeeper make of her -- and what story she has concocted to explain her presence there ? 

THE Government was accused yesterday of concocting a fudged list to gloss over the real dangers of microwave ovens found to be faulty in its own tests . 

So she had concocted this marvellous plan to spike Jenny 's guns . 

( The couple are charged with using Philippine Government funds to buy art and US real estate , concocting elaborate schemes to conceal their ownership and trying to sell the assets and evade taxes . ) 

His own knowledge of dissection also paid dividends , allowing him to concoct remedies against rheumatism made from the fat of his hanged victims . 

Dotty concocted alarming potions from the herbs and these she pressed upon her unwilling neighbours and friends if they were unwary enough to admit to any slight ailment in her presence . 

THIS week 's winner of our Witty Ad of the Week competition , Mrs Terry Jones , has concocted a fine recipe for selling her London flat . 

Should she concoct some story about him having a violently contagious disease ? 

This is because much of the skill of an aromatherapist lies in his or her ability to concoct wonderful aromas by mixing and blending vegetable oils and fragrant essences . 

I shall go garbed as a maidservant and , if seen and questioned , shall concoct a tale about having a message for one of the guards . 

It was he actually whom Simon had asked to be the co-respondent--bogus co-respondent--when they were concocting their divorce , it was about him that the judge had scolded her and given me to Anna . 

He believed that the perfume of plants held magical forces and plant spirits whose power would help him concoct the elixir of life . 

You ca n't but peek at them just to be titillated , not really believing what they are saying , since they are concocted by charlatans . 

Complicated and delicious meals had always found their way to the table , and she had enjoyed them without ever bothering to find out how they were concocted . 

Meanwhile , a screenplay was being concocted from Henri Charrière 's 1969 semi-autobiographical bestseller Papillon . 

He kept this strange fallibility from almost everybody he knew , concocting details if he was pressed hard . 

As she had fantasised about Vitor rethinking , so her foster brother seemed to have concocted a dream world of his own , Ashley thought bemusedly . 

Only eight weeks into the job , Mr Gerstner is still concocting a rescue plan . 

Lynn Bari , who was born Marjorie Schuyler Fisher on December 18th 1913 in Roanoke , Virginia , concocted her screen name from that of the actress Lynn Fontane and author James Barrie . 

Over the years there have been a great number of electronic games concocted for the hobbyist , including one or two cricket games . 

Coffee was a nauseous substitute concocted from acorns ; bread had already been rationed by the beginning of 1915 to about 2 Ibs a week , and goodness knows what was added to the flour to make it so grey and gritty ! 

Much of the real figure is concealed by half-baked schemes concocted by his Department , which do not reveal the real position . 

It is not impossible that S 985 is simply a forgery concocted by Eadui to protect his church from the demands of royal officials . 

The latter part of the above signal refers to a plan that Stirling had concocted with the RAF during his last brief visit to Cairo . 

A dresser holds a collection of old tins that once contained pills for headaches , stomach and liver ailments , concocted by Tim 's great-grandfather , a manufacturing chemist who set up in business in the 1880s . 

` Brodetto " is a traditional fish soup concocted from up to a dozen different kinds of fish with their flavours enriched with generous use of olive oil , onion , herbs and garlic . 

The complex series of financial switches , deceptions and double deals they concocted were far more extensive than any of the comparatively small scams that took place in the US . 

And she was initially awed by the plots which the girls concocted as they sought to shame a particular teacher or fellow pupil , or simply to escape at impermissible hours from the school grounds . 

Whatever scheme his devious brain was concocting was doomed to failure . 

The Body Shop went public in 1984 and the company 's shares have consistently dazzled City analysts with their high performance . 

MAXIM Vengerov dazzled everyone who heard his winning playing at the 1990 Carl Flesch Violin Competition in London . 

A third suggestion is that the black and white stripes dazzle the lion when it gets very close to its prey and make it difficult for the killer to concentrate on its fast-moving victim . 

Beneath and beyond the flocking starlings the evening air was alight with the flight of swifts which wheeled and dived with a speed which dazzled Creggan . 

` It 's kind of you to make me so welcome , " she said , dazzling him with a very personal smile . 

She liked to dazzle Montparnasse with her originality ; sometimes she wore long flowing veils , usually she appeared in the smocked Liberty dresses that suited her pert little-girl look . 

` When some rare Northern bird like the pine grosbeak is seen thus far south in the winter , he does not suggest poverty , but dazzles us with his beauty . 

The new academic , by contrast , could be a creative artist , and he could dazzle the world as a poet , a dramatist or a novelist . 

But do not be dazzled by the free pens , badges , money boxes and radios . 

He dazzled his smitten audience of love-struck young women and death mad little boys , with a whirlwind of technology . 

Mr Brown can make a room full of burly firemen howl with laughter at Mr Wilson , and then dazzle a bunch of Sacramento bureaucrats with legislative detail . 

My mother was so dazzled she never even thought to question him about his job , but she grew to live for the visits he made daily to the shop . 

Jessamy had been as overwhelmed as he had been , dazzled by the physical passion , and amazed that her own easygoing , relaxed attitude to life could be turned upside down by this one man . 

The house was part of a terrace , narrow and rising four stories from the level of the semi-private road running alongside Kensington High Street . 

The Little Emme rises further east on the slopes of th Giswiler Stock ( near the Lungern Lake ) and flows roughly north an then east to join the Reuss . ) 

Hatton Locks on the Grand Union Canal where the 21 locks rise over 45 metres through the Warwickshire countryside . 

His tawny skin was stretched tight over the bone , his winged black eyebrows rose above a nose that curved like a falcon 's over his wide mouth . 

The ground outside this principal gate rises along Watling Street and it would seem a most suitable site for a large cemetery . 

Above Trow Gill , the path rises gradually alongside a wall and after half a mile reaches a stile admitting to the open moorland on the left . 

Monsieur Truffer came in our car and directed us through Cherbourg and up to Bourbourg , which is on a hillside rising behind the east side of the Harbour . 

Then she saw a thin trail of smoke rising from her sister 's clothing , and smelt the dry odour of smouldering cloth . 

Certainly , it was quite a strenuous walk -- though I can say it failed to cause me any real difficulty -- the path rising in zigzags up the hillside for a hundred yards or so . 

Imagine yourself in a lush , green landscape , with hills rising around you . 

It grew until it was a window and out through the window she could see down a long tunnel ; and beyond that the sun shining and the mountains rising over the fruit trees . 

Another passageway stretched before them and more shadowy stairs rose overhead . 

A second little amphibious songster whirred across stream , calling , ` Zurp , zurp , zurp . " 

A pair of partridges whirred across the road in front of her , and Winnie remembered that Ella had told her that they mated for life . 

She was just about to rattle the huge gates in fury when there was a clunk and the gates whirred open . 

Rincewind peered around the doorframe and jerked back as a heavy throwing axe whirred past like a partridge . 

Guillemots and razor bills whirred rapidly out to sea , surface-dived for fish , and whirred back again to feed hungry chicks . 

And then we stood for ages while streams of cars whirred rhythmically past . 

A red and black burnet moth landed on her hand , crawled over it and whirred away again into the grass . 

The crossbow bolt whirred out , nicking the hindquarters of the second dog , which turned and fled howling into the darkness . 

Icons are duplicated by holding the CTRL key at the same time as dragging the icon to its new location . 

These genes are duplicated along with the chromosomes at each cell division and can be passed down from parents to their offspring . 

Chapter 6 will consider the effectiveness of non-executive directors and that discussion will not be duplicated here . 

The other way is that it can be duplicated into a new DNA strand . 

This system would be duplicated ad infinitum over the following months . 

On the licensing of overseas editions : A royalty of 6% ( six per cent ) of the Publisher 's net receipts on all copies duplicated by licensed overseas agents . 

On the back or across the front of these photographs were signatures duplicated from the letters ; John Addington Symonds , Baron Corvo , Robbie Ross , for Boy with kindest regards from Reggie Turner . 

Without knowing or realizing it , she had duplicated in adult life the pattern she had learned at her daddy 's knee : Kate was hooked on rejection . 

This keyword may be duplicated 301 times for different LIFESPAN users . 

The Church of S. Luke has a central dome carried on 12 piers with squinches to transform the square into an octagon while higher up are small pendentives which convert the octagon to a circle .

Hot water is converted to electricity , by a turbine ( 3 ) made in Israel by the Ormat Company .

A catalyst that could convert methane to methanol or larger unsaturated hydrocarbons directly and at low temperatures would be of enormous commercial interest .

The oak door clunked shut , and Jennifer realized that she had forgotten to curtsy , so she managed an awkward one without toppling over . 

It was only when cash crops reduced the importance of subsistence agriculture and the amount of forest land declined in districts adjacent to the areas where the new markets had been created that the market economy began to work against the crime . 

FileNet Corp has reported first quarter net profits down 90% at $200,000 on turnover flat at $34.7m ; net earnings per share declined by 89% to $0.2 . 

Trade union membership declined slightly in the depressed years of the mid-1890s , especially in the new general unions . 

Individual membership declined by a quarter -- from 408 , 844 in 1939 to 304 , 124 in 1940 -- and by the end of 1941 it was down by a further third -- to 206 , 622 . 

Such parties are becoming rare , and the winter population has probably declined during the last decade . 

If the population declines , then so does the level of revenge killings and warfare . 

It is noticeable that in all 3 cases presented in Table 8.2 , the share price declines as the required rate of return increases . 

The average price of platinum was £215 in the year as compared with £211 in 1991–92 , whereas the average rhodium price declined from £1,773 in 1992 to £1,253 . 

For the full nine months the company saw profits decline 21 per cent to $133.6m and turnover fall 2 per cent to $2104.7m . 

As soon as a board attempts to interfere with management tasks it 's a fair bet that profits will decline . 

By 1547 customs revenue had declined to about £20,000 per annum . 

Figure 16-3 implies that cutting income tax rates may eliminate some of the deadweight burden of distortionary taxation , but governments should probably expect their tax revenue to decline if such policies are put into effect . 

Car sales in Japan declined but Johnson Matthey increased its market share with Japanese manufacturers by winning additional business with ` transplants " in North America and in the United Kingdom . 

Yet with the destruction of the Dzhungar state by the Chinese towards the end of the eighteenth century , the military significance of the town declined once more . 

The worldwide recession has caused the value of sales to decline over the past three years , with a resultant drop in profits . 

The area of farmland in England and Wales treated with pesticides has continued to rise , although the volume used has declined , according to the Ministry of Agriculture , Fisheries and Food ( MAFF ) . 

The bluefin -- a giant predatory fish that can live for 30 years and weigh up to 1,000 pounds -- has declined in number by 90 per cent . 

Its protestant groups declined in numbers , wealth , power , and cultural importance ( K. Bowen 1983 ; Walsh 1970 ) . 

Farmland birds are declining in numbers and contracting their range because of modern farming techniques , according to the British Trust for Ornithology . 

It is important to remember , however , that the village has declined in significance as a social centre for even the ` locals " among the population , thanks to the growth of largely privatized forms of leisure , such as television . 

But if in recent years the market in British government bonds has declined in size , the market for other sterling bonds has grown . 

The Brahmins who , thanks to the British , had been not merely a caste but a class , declined in economic status , and a new bourgeoisie appeared consisting of better-off farming families . 

The college survived until its dissolution in 1579 , when it declined in status to a parish church . 

For other stocks ( conventional stocks ) , the nominal value is fixed in terms of pounds sterling and hence all such stocks decline in real value due to price inflation . 

The number of rail-served collieries in South Wales declined dramatically in the 1980s . 

And although fall-out from tests has declined dramatically in recent years , a bit more uncertainty about predictions is a price worth paying in order win an agreement setting lower limits . 

The level of British farming declined sharply and it was only in the first decade of the twentieth century that it began to get on its feet again by shifting its emphasis to specialities like beef-fattening and vegetable-growing . 

As they had hoped , when domestic coal supplies became more plentiful in the mid-1950s , the share of electricity sold for space heating did indeed decline sharply . 

The burden of debt has also declined slightly from its peak 1981 levels , but as a result of curtailed imports rather than increased hard currency earnings . 

Profitability declined slightly but more slowly than in the previous 18 months . 

Formerly common , this species had declined drastically by 1960 ; some increase has occurred since . 

Investment will decline by 2 per cent and employment will fall by 1 per cent , ie twice the 1991 rate . 

Guy Routh found that the number of employers in Britain declined from 763,000 in 1911 to 621,000 in 1971 . 

Fertility declined steadily from the 1870s to a new low in the 1930s . 

And as nominal rates of interest declined from the high levels of the 1970s and early 1980s , there was also an increasing number of British companies seeking bond finance . 

Membership of the PDS was reported to have declined from 2,400,000 in 1989 to 250,000 in May 1991 . 

Smoking has also declined in parallel with a phased ban on advertising and use of taxes from tobacco sales to replace tobacco sponsorship of sports and arts and fund health promotion . 

Regional policy may not be a major strand of governmental intervention and in the short to medium term it is destined to decline in importance . 

Even as the mills were seen to decline in useful service , so too were the churches . 

Toxic-shock syndrome reached a peak in 1980 but has since declined to a stable level of about 25 a month . 

By the sixth and early seventh century civilisation in Europe had declined to its lowest point . 

Unlike people , mares do not have a menopause , although fertility does decline considerably with age . 

Indeed , while fundic argyrophil cell densities declined with age in men , no such tendency was evident in women . 

However , among 40 WFS countries , there were 26 in which infant mortality declined monotonically with rising level of mother 's education . 

Death rates have also declined according to the US Centre for Disease Control . 

Monthly car payments declined by about 40 per cent , the OECD notes . 

Confidence in the dollar as a safe reserve asset declined markedly from around 1970 onwards when the USA encoun larger balance of payments deficits . 

One aspect of IBM Corp 's business has been in a state of suspended animation throughout its woes so far : its turnover has not declined significantly . 

The power of the Elector Counts declined as that of the Burgomeisters grew , and many cities began to recruit their own troops . 

He must have spent all last night developing and printing them ( as if he 'd go to the chemist 's !

Er he used to do , we used to have a round each morning and collect all the films from the chemists and then we developed and printed them and took them back at night .

He is answered by Joseph who proudly unzips a handsomely bound , black leather , loose-leaf portfolio featuring photos ( taken by his friends on the scheme and selected , developed and printed by Joseph ) , text and cartoons all illustrating Joseph working , playing and learning .

The pictures have to be developed and printed to a suitable quality for the media and you will need enlargements , possibly in some quantity .

They parted laughing , and Paul went back to his room , bestowed the chamber-pot in its place , and went out to his morning lecture on moral philosophy . 

Bestowing his wife and children in the safety of the monastery at Cardena , Rodrigo departed to his exile . 

Earnings per share moved up from 14.04p to 15.36p and the company is raising the final dividend from 4.34p to 4.57p , to boost the total by 5.3 per cent to 6.36p . 

It was hushed as a mid-week chapel inside H3 because Carol and her typing tribe were all out in the rain with banners bearing crudely daubed exhortations to the government to raise their pay . 

iv New Zealand : The New Zealand government is to raise the excise tax on cigarettes by 50 cents per pack to help contain the public health costs of smoking . 

The Lithuanian government raised retail food prices by an average of between 20 and 56 per cent from July 1 . 

Elonex too has raised the price on many of its machines , putting about £100 on popular desktop models and £200 on its modular notebooks featured by us a couple of issues ago . 

We have also had to raise the price of water , electricity and fuel oil . 

Exporters can raise prices in sterling terms ( so maintaining them in foreign currency terms ) without losing competitiveness . 

However , while Oracle and Informix have raised their prices , TransTools prices have been reduced . 

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries raises oil prices by 450 per cent in a year . 

That is why on March 20th the Bank of Japan raised its discount rate from 4.25% to 5.25% , and why it will raise it again soon . 

The German Federal Bank raised its discount rate from 6 to 6.5 per cent on Jan. 31 to combat the risks of inflation and the costs of unification . 

In mid-October the Bank of England raised its discount rate -- a belated attempt to stem the flood of credit it had itself created . 

Zemstva could raise taxes and had the right to make representations to the central government . 

Moreover , the measure says nothing about how the wealth is distributed ; a country could raise its GNP by expanding capital intensive industries which leave the poorest sectors of that society completely untouched . 

Richmondshire council was raising its rents by £3 and Sedgefield borough council by £2.95 . 

Yes , look I 'm sorry we 've got to raise rents by nine and a half percent . 

Liberal Democrats will raise investment in the arts to the EC average over five years . 

Derek Roberts , chief executive of the Yorkshire , said he believed societies which raised their rates by only 1 point would be forced to increase them again to attract savers . 

BR 's fares have been raised by 1.5 per cent above inflation during much of the 1980s and the Government 's proposals imply increases to four points over inflation in the 1990s . 

Interest rates were raised to make the pound more attractive and stop its fall . 

The interim dividend is raised to 2.35p , from 2.14p net a share , covered by earnings up 0.75p to 4.97p . 

Whilst the lion cub 's mother can hunt for what she needs , your kitten depends on you .

` I was attracted to running because it is a sport where you depend only on yourself to achieve something and from the start I just wanted to enjoy it , not to beat others .

As Donnison says , ` The crucial needs arise from an unavoidable responsibility for caring for someone who depends on you " ; as Fairbairn says , ` Dependency is the key to women 's oppression .

If any doctor had depended on us for his living , then he would have died in penury .

She depended on me for company ; I was a better companion than Colonel Goreng .

We are now facing the most serious challenge in our history and depend on you for support .

Not all class members can attend rallies etc , they , and the Society , depend on you to keep them up to date with the latest stock .

Any industry , whether public or private , depends for its success on markets .

We depend upon others for this kind of social education throughout life .

Successful conservation may well imply a cutback in commercial crops and therefore a reduction in foreign exchange on which the state elite depends for its imported luxuries , foreign travel and education .

The carpet industry is , however , one of Nepal 's largest employers , with some 250,000 people depending on it for work .

Many parents dread the thought of having to depend on their children .

Instead , they depend on others to do , while they see to resources , mind details of coordination , keep track of morale and so on .

Whatever the outcome , T & L has no wish to be perceived as depending heavily on one product , having spent the past decade , in Shaw 's words , ` building a broader base " .

No manager can depend solely on information generated internally in the organization ; external information , often unpredictable in occurrence or impact , is critical .

Prayer becomes a constant relating to God throughout our daily lives , as we depend on him in trust and love .

Even with the advantages of other income sources , studios depend on a few hits to pay for a large number of duds .

But Britain 's disabled athletes more often have to depend on events like this disco to pay their fare .

Gould grew to depend on the Aborigines ' local knowledge to find birds that were new to the Western world and to learn about their habits .

The tram clanged its bell and rattled off angrily into the gloom . 

He stripped off his shirt and capered from outstretched dagger to outstretched dagger , displaying himself like the leper healed by Jesus showing himself to the High Priests . 

Whenever Shiva considered the word he saw in his mind 's eye a grinning Mephistopheles with small , curly ram 's horns , capering in frock coat . 

Capering through contemporary photography like a mummer gatecrashing the court ball , Jo Spence showed up all the medium 's conceits . 

The clown was capering under the lamp , waving his fists exultantly above his head . 

It was up in an instant and capering after its prey like an aquatic grasshopper . 

At his side , Snodgrass was capering along , occasionally leaping nimbly over a patch of undergrowth , one hand holding his hat on his head , his cloak flying about his ankles , but keeping pace with Floy . 

` Edmund , I swear if you tear your clothes again , climbing that wall , I wo n't sit up half the night to mend them before Dameta sees twreaking . "

Everything he wore had to be thick , because he tore his clothes , destroyed them .

Or else he , Preston , had inadvertently torn a hole in the fabric of the universe and the Evil had come seeping through .

Nina pulled her shawl so roughly from the hook on the door that she tore a hole in it .

` They 'll tear it with their damned boots , " complained Jack of Longleigh who had built the new Mouth of Hell .

He tore a knee ligament during PSV Endhoven 's 3-0 victory over Willem II Tilburg on Saturday and will be out for the rest of the season .

Joanne had torn a ligament so badly refereeing a basketball match that she was on morphine for a week after hospital surgery , and could n't even walk let alone play golf .

Soon after they had arrived in New York Anna had torn a dress and Mrs Carson had handed it to Ruth to repair .

For example , at the peak of my running career in 1983 , I tore my plantar fasciitis and spent much of the next three years running at less than 100 per cent .

Once in her room she took a seat by the windows and , pushing her distress over Paul to the back of her mind , tore open the packet he 'd given her .

It is a defence , however , if the defendant can satisfy the court that it was not known or suspected that drug trafficking was involved , or that he disclosed his knowledge or suspicion to the relevant authorities . 

I wondered if he suspected all along that there was another man . 

It confirmed , and I had long suspected as much , that bream do in fact have a leader . 

She had suspected as much , though it had never occurred to her that Greg 's death had been anything but an accident . 

If you suspect there 's something wrong with your baby 's sight , take her to your doctor . 

After the first few incidents I began to suspect there was a pattern , so I tried to find it . 

They also suspected him of fomenting violence to prevent Inkatha being marginalized as a political force . 

Isabel suspected her still of watching behind the curtains for Blattern . 

Fourth , the Queen herself might come to suspect Cecil of being influenced by the gift . 

` You have accused me of attacking you , are you also going to suspect me of killing her ? " 

At this stage , the Shah himself had little idea what was being planned , Indeed , he even suspected the British of conspiring with Mossadeq against him . 

“ On the contrary , whatever I supposed your sister to be , I suspected your basic innocence from the moment we crossed the Rådhuspladsen that first night and I heard the long-drawn-out note of the lur . ” 

The play 's pleasures are largely connoisseurial ( it has n't been seen for 20 years ) , though one suspects its absence from the stage is a case of understandable neglect . 

I suspect Sir George Bailey at Seal Court may have something but he 's not willing to let anyone look . 

Indeed Robert Hathaway suggests that the universalist wording of the Truman Doctrine was in part designed to disarm those who suspected a British manoeuvre at America 's expense . 

` I suspect , " she said , shifting a little to recover firmer standing , ` that should be Professor Hambro ? 

They set about attacking anyone suspected of being an anti-government protestor , using clubs and iron bars . 

A BRITON suspected of trying to sell Saddam Hussein enough plutonium for 15 nuclear bombs has been arrested in Germany . 

Dutch and Belgian police on June 16-19 arrested four people whom they suspected of being members of an IRA active service unit on the continent . 

The preliminary results reinforced what many people had suspected about the state of private and public sector housing . 

I do n't know what he did with his spare time , although I suspect from his conversation that a lot of it was spent in pubs . " 

Ian had ridden as a boy and he suspected from the way Julia commented that , although she was socially timid , she might be an efficient horsewoman . 

Somehow she suspected she would never be going back to school . 

It is suspected that the peat serves as a sediment filter in the watershed of Lake Kinneret . 

Now the police have developed a new method , which is used at 60 per cent of fires where arson is suspected . 

They were suspected of belonging to Hizbullah ( Party of God ) and were allegedly tortured . 

I suspect that it took place between Felix and Gabriel , the son of his elderly lover , Jonathan Swift . 

I suspect that in the excitement of going on board I hardly realized she was leaving me for good . 

Macmillan suspected that the Soviet leader was also under pressure from his own hardliners . 

Even while they are staggering about , fluttering and floundering , these mock-disabled birds are fully aware of everything around them . 

Luke was staggering about , aided by everyone , and Helen was in her pram . 

The adults were almost holding each other up but the little brownies and wolf cubs made my most appreciative audience , breaking their ranks and staggering about helplessly in the roadway while their leaders tried to restore order . 

And if it proves to be Berowne 's blood , then he died first , unless , of course , he staggered across to Harry after making one or more of the superficial cuts in his own throat . 

Joseph eased himself off the bed , and staggered across to the door . 

Hazel and the others followed as best they could , with Pipkin limping and staggering behind , his fear driving him on in spite of the pain in his paw . 

Norm had to call her , then shake her , and she would stagger downstairs and hang like an exhausted alcoholic over a clutched mug of coffee . 

He staggered inside for help , but although staff and later ambulancemen fought to save him , he died later . 

She paid her account at the Imperial Hotel , and with her maid staggering under six hatboxes followed by a small procession of luggage borne by sturdy footmen , she climbed into a victoria to depart for the railway station . 

There were a lot of young drunks staggering about , too -- most at that noisy and unattractive stage where they might want to be your pal or pick a fight or just throw up on you , so I gave them a wide berth . 

After eating its mouse , the cat may start to vomit , froth at the mouth and stagger about in a confused condition . 

She staggered along towards the aisle , stumbling over handbags and coats , the spectators rising and falling in a wave as she passed . 

It was difficult to raise the vein as the filly staggered around , but she came to rest for a few seconds and I dug my thumb into the jugular furrow . 

Ken put it on top of the locker , where it staggered around the perimeter mewing and testing space with its paw . 

Horrified witnesses watched helplessly as the blazing man staggered around the square before collapsing . 

` I think it 's the acoustics of the hall , " said a Microsoft spokesperson , as people staggered around with their hands over their ears . 

Callum clutched his bleeding nose and staggered away , half crawling across the carpet . 

He staggered back a few steps and , massaging his face , mumbled in complete astonishment to nobody in particular : ` He hit me ! " 

In reply , Pascoe closed up his fist and smote Sam on the chest , sending him staggering back . 

He staggered back , slipped and fell over the edge of the roof . 

The soldier howled in agony and staggered back , dropping his own weapon to clutch at the gaping cut that had opened his arm to the bone . 

Sickened , she staggered back , her trembling hand almost dropping the weapon . 

She almost staggered back to the kitchen table and sat down and as she did so the kitchen clock struck nine . 

He actually got up and staggered back to his jungle lair somewhere in darkest Soho when nobody was looking . 

His lips were still purse on the last words when they suddenly sprang wide as he saw her almost stagger back from him , her hand to her throat , the colour draining from her face . 

Nevertheless , the stringent regimen that was normality for many -- even in a lavish burg -- was staggering back towards normal . 

Although tired and a little drunk Richard did not sleep after Hudson staggered back to his own room just after five . 

Dazed , he staggered back against the console and heard his shotgun clattering to the floor as it slipped from his nerveless fingers . 

Mr Friel had staggered back towards his friend 's house and they had heard him shouting for help . 

A flailing chimera of camera crews , photographers and reporters staggers backwards down some city high street . 

She staggered down the gangway , shell-shocked , and walked home feeling as if she was floating on air but as Saturday approached the nervousness began . 

Then Vernage noticed Sergeant King staggering down the road in a desperate bid to flag down a car . 

I was shaking so much that I had to lift the kettle with two hands when I staggered down the yard . 

He paused for a while to compose himself then staggered down to the porter 's lodge . 

Herman staggered in , his apron on again , a tray of breakfast things in his hand . 

A combination of bargain hunting , a firm Wall Street opening and the clear reluctance of building societies to rush to increase mortgages helped the market stagger off the floor . 

` I said , ` Get lost " , and pushed past him and staggered off down the corridor . 

The sepoy staggered off , clutching at the violin strings , out of the music-room and down the corridor with Fleury still on his back . 

I staggered off to sleep and was awakened by my master , his face bathed in a pool of candle light . 

A police officer said : ` He must have staggered off by himself totally confused . 

She struggled to her feet , her only thought to avoid discovery , and staggered off into the darkness . 

The machine gun came free , and the children staggered off under the weight , certain of a huge price on the black market . 

Outworn institutions were to stagger on until , in some cases , the outworn machines and sluices which they maintained also collapsed . 

Pushing himself up , he staggered on , feeling angry and desperate inside . 

The golden glow faded as Daak stumbled through it , almost falling over Ace but staggering on , suddenly aware of the circling dart , trying to swat it with his fists as it closed in …

In good faith , mind bulging with information , the reader staggers on . 

Oliver Tambo staggers on as president of the ANC , though he is hardly strong enough to deliver a speech . 

Believe me , if she were fit to stagger on to this stage , she would have done so . " 

Life down here staggers on with most people pretending the sun will never set . 

As she staggered out , hardly visible under boxes and plastic bags , into Oxford Street and a freezing drizzle , she cast a jaundiced eye at the Christmas decorations . 

He rose and staggered out and we followed him into a stinking alleyway a short distance from the tavern . 

He flung the kitchen door open and staggered blindly out into the back garden , weaving his way across the lawn . 

Tugged out of her siesta like a back tooth , she staggered groggily out to the yard . 

Then we fetched our torches and , abandoning the cosiness of the kitchen , staggered out into the night . 

He pushed away from the wall against which he was leaning and staggered out onto the sidewalk again . 

Gasping at the weight , she staggered out to the dustbin with the jam jars . 

He drank water from the pitcher , then staggered over to the basin on the table and thrust his head into it , the chill water making him gasp . 

Isay staggered over with a crimson slash across his temple and gore clinging to his staff . 

Willi staggered round the end of the car park , puffing , red-faced and sweating in spite of the old wind . 

Jackman did not play in the match , but no sooner was it over than official statements were buzzing , and cricket was staggering through yet another crisis . 

As we staggered up the path like a couple of drunks , I kept up a desperate , bright flow of conversation , to mask the slowness of our steps . 

She saw one of them stumble and took her chance , moving in as he staggered up , catching him beneath the chin with stiffened fingers . 

Staggering up , I leaned against the wall , panting and gasping , wondering how severely I was hit . 

He staggered a little , or perhaps it was a weird sort of dance , and then rooted around among the half-empty plates , cramming whatever food he could find into his mouth . 

As the water ripped at his thighs he turned and staggered backwards , using his stronger right leg as a brace against the frightening force of the water . 

The captain staggered backwards , tripped over the dropped gun and fell onto the sidewalk . 

Devlin tossed the beer in his face and upended the table against him , the edge catching the German 's shins so that he staggered forward . 

I scrambled out of the old sack and struggled to my feet , and then I started running , staggering once or twice because I was so stiff . 

When abruptly he lifted his head and set her from him , dazed and disorientated , she staggered a little before regaining her balance . 

Arriving at the studio at eight o'clock one morning , Boulting saw Finch staggering about the set drunk . 

He staggered across the bouncing floor to the doorway and cautiously peered out . 

Jamie staggered across the street and collapsed in a pool of blood . 

Cranston staggered behind him , holding a wine cup in one hand and the jug in the other . 

A MAN who staggered from a wrecked block of flats in blazing clothes was being operated on in hospital last night . 

He shouted to his wife that he had been stabbed and when the woman walked off he staggered from the car and collapsed . 

Both Mrs Smith and Mrs Jones complain of feeling unsupported and isolated , and stagger from crisis to crisis without knowing who to turn to . 

Within the last fortnight , the Duchess of York has staggered from one tabloid headline to another . 

Scores of employees who had been inside the building and nearby structures staggered from shattered shops and buildings , some of them weeping . 

Her body without it walked away towards the house , staggering from side to side , blood flowing from the stump that had been her neck . 

Behind him , as he staggered from view , Jimmy saw Barbara standing with the neck of a broken whisky bottle in her hand , seized from one of the Christmas party tables . 

She was confident that there was little danger of Anthony staggering in his father 's footsteps . 

Mike Chittenden staggered in flames into a neighbouring office where terrified workers doused the flames . 

Here in Langdale an ewe stood weakly , blood still damp on its haunches as its offspring staggered in the shock of birth , cord still trailing in the grass . 

We miss the headlines , staggering into the back of the television lounge about five minutes after the news starts . 

He had just paid for the whisky when the door blew open , and a huge Irishman staggered into the establishment . 

I pushed back the rusty old gate and staggered into the garden . 

Duncan briefed us on what was to take place and we staggered backwards into the harbour , barking like seals and standing on each others fins . 

He clambered over the rubble and dropped to the uneven pavement , where he almost staggered straight into the water as his aching leg gave way . 

As he staggered on he could visualise the young Julie running alongside him , red faced and tight lipped . 

Rory leapt back , staggered on legs that had gone half to sleep , and only just scrambled into the broom cupboard and got the door shut before the bedroom door opened . 

The thing staggered on the stairs as a slab of plaster from above exploded on its shoulders , shrouding it in a cloud of dust . 

I staggered along with the baby and the heavy bag , and , of course , Elaine was n't there . 

Herr Nordern staggered as the night air hit him and Bodo held his elbow as they lurched back to the flats . 

Suddenly his legs buckled and he went staggering sideways against the railings . 

Rohmer staggered like a sleepwalker through the second-floor door leading out into the stairwell . 

They 'd staggered past a dozen rabbit-holes , calling down into the gloom , before they 'd heard Nooty 's voice answering them . 

Words drone and a family of flies stagger through the heavy air as if in pursuit of them . 

When the superintendent staggered through the front door of the maisonette she did not notice the flashing light on her answerphone . 

The fellow swayed on his feet and staggered through the doorway . 

He totters backwards , and staggers through the dark opening into the patch of yard below the railway viaduct . 

Nigel Carew staggered to his feet , face flushed from too much claret , and raised his glass in a toast to his son . 

Father Luke , minus his trousers and top hat , staggered to his feet , his long woollen pants dusty and wrinkled . 

After the beating , Neil staggered to the road where he was rescued by a motorist . 

Vincent turned away and staggered to the wire and hung limp across it , his body trembling . 

Rarely has so important a constitutional bill staggered towards enactment so inelegantly . 

He staggered slowly towards the Monument and at last sat down opposite Jack 's stepfather with painful slowness . 

Close to collapse , he staggered downhill towards the river , to the drink he had craved since noon . 

The company was a victim of the mania for leveraged buyouts of the late 1980s and has been staggering under its burden of debt . 

Heinrich and Algernon once more moved imaginary plates from an empty table , staggered under their load into the dining room and served another empty table . 

There are at present about five hundred million trucks and cars in the world and the Earth is literally staggering under the strain of them . 

Mrs Ward brought a hamper filled with oranges , apples , bananas and lettuce ; her husband Freddy staggered under the weight of a crate of lemonade . 

She had not finished exhorting Dr Neil about this when McAllister , who could hear every word in the kitchen , returned with the tea-tray , staggering under its weight . 

All the same , by the time he was halfway down the passage , she was coming back , staggering under the weight of a large , square , glass case . 

Her rapid rise to the top is well deserved and she does not suffer from having political labels stuck on her . 

` I would never set out in life to assassinate anybody , but some people have made sure that the mud will stick to me . " 

This provokes awareness of and gives practice in those features of language which provide links within sentences or across sentence boundaries : the glue that makes them stick together . 

Clean up the area to gauge the extent of the cut and , if necessary , draw the edges together with a steristrip closure ( a small strip of tape designed to stick firmly onto skin ) . 

Sliding their arms around each other they clung together , and it did n't matter that he was bloated , nor that his tired sweat made his clothes stick clammily to his bulges . 

The other good news with Sun E45 , is that sand does n't stick to the skin . 

The group lobbied Liam Kavanagh , Minister for the Environment , who asked his department to test water , air and soil in the area .

The Campaign Against Drink Driving will continue to lobby for random testing .

New England politicians lobbied hard for ownership of Bank of New England to stay in the region .

It lobbied the Secretary of State , gave evidence to Parliamentary Select Committees , debated everything from student wastage rates to student militancy , from application forms to computer provision .

The environmental campaign group is to lobby shoppers on Saturday to highlight what it claims is a destructive and sometimes illegal assault on rainforests .

The Royal College of Nursing is to lobby Parliament on 24 October in protest at the Government 's plans to shake up the National Health Service , the union has announced .

Library users lobbied councillors as they turned up for todays education committee meeting .

He lobbied as hard as he could -- he seemed tireless and undaunted even to me -- but it was an uphill struggle .

The PBAA has been lobbying the government for public television for over ten years and is looking forward to contributing to this inquiry process .

Gypsy leaders who lobbied parliament today had this to say to the government …

When Cooper lobbied government to get rid of him it persuaded M.P.s that Cooper just had a bee in bonnet and was not to be taken seriously .

I also lobby statutory agencies , county councils and voluntary organisations .

In particular , it has lobbied both the British Parliament and the European institutions with demands to break up the brewing monopolies and to restore greater choice to pub users .

When she tossed her head her hair fell around her shoulders and upper arms in a lovely auburn cascade . 

Gay took off her hat , the shapeless school felt that would soon be discarded for ever , and tossed the short straight hair from her broad , clever forehead . 

She tossed her luxuriant dark hair , which fell to her waist from a demure white lace cap tied under her chin with a satin bow . 

Marianne tossed her long blonde hair contemptuously , and Shae wryly deducted the point . 

It was clear she was waging an internal battle with herself , but finally the actress in her won out , and she tossed her luxuriant hair back contemptuously . 

She laughed prettily and tossed her head , her eyes flashing with amusement . 

A horse will register his disgust or irritation by wrinkling his nostrils , tossing his head and swishing his tail . 

The chestnut tossed his head and mouthed the bit , but his stride was smooth and easy . 

She could hardly send him away , though Sycorax from the hammock where she lay , surveying the scene , clicked her dry tongue impatiently and tossed about . 

They bathed his arm again but with the water of the brook instead of wine , and though this gave him brief ease he was soon moaning and tossing again . 

In the beds , children slept , except one who tossed restlessly to and fro . 

She had slept badly , tossing and turning in the heat though the room had been cool enough . 

Cameras won , and in chucking my fishing bag ashore , the 4lb breaking-strain cast snapped and the trout was gone . 

You can start by chucking all that hard luck stuff out of the window . " 

` Chuck us a hammer , Cyril , " he shouted down bossily , ` the brickwork 's not too bad . 

Odd-Knut makes coffee using the method we have become familiar with -- chuck the coffee in a pot , add snow to taste , boil on the stove , when empty add coffee and/or snow as necessary . 

` Wilhelm wo n't speak to me since I chucked his Filofax in the jacuzzi . 

You can chuck me in the river , if you like , for all the good I am to meself . 

We chucked their livers into a large barrel fastened to the mast ; these were sold for cod-liver oil and the money they fetched was the perquisite of the crew . 

The modern manager establishes his machismo , not by creating a business that can employ thousands , but by buying a business and then chucking all his supposedly supernumerary workers on the dole . 

If you just chuck it on the floor , then someone s got to come round alter you and pick it up . 

As he filled her glass again he knocked over the salt cellar and quickly chucked the spilt salt over his left shoulder . 

Someone had chucked a brick through the gas-mantle on the corner by the Cathedral railings and it had n't been replaced . 

When you chuck the arrow , gravity takes effect and it arches realistically in flight . 

They 'd chuck their pitch-forks , just as if they was javelins . 

There 's a load of pigeons round his feet , all fighting over the bits of bread he chucks them . 

There is a hollow boom of surf as if some massive object has just been chucked into the sea . 

` He looks like a character who has been chucked out of a Stephen Conroy painting for making too much noise " was one of the more polite comments by the critics . 

Marie yelled after me to wait but I did n't want to talk to her about it so I chucked my sandwich-box over to her and told her she could eat them for me . 

I was impressed by the streamlined efficiency of the Surgicentre ( if a little dismayed by the check 'em in , chop it off , chuck 'em out attitude ) . 

There 's a lot to be said for making the trench in autumn , chucking in household waste all winter and replacing the soil in spring . 

It 's carbon , it 's not being used as a fuel it 's just being chucked in , to do something with the with the iron ore and why does it put limestone in it ? 

You tell me how any of us could have chucked him over the balustrade even if the whole lot of us got together to do it . 

` Who gives you the authority to disturb honest men having a beer ? " 

My parents had had breakfast too , and we talked about the service . 

They had a peculiar little wedding breakfast in West Kensington . 

There 's no dining room or lounge , but guests can have a self-service breakfast for £2.50 . 

When he had done his roof ride and the sick feeling had been replaced by a feeling of triumph , he would have a cigarette . 

` You 've got all my money and I 've had no dinner meself for three days , " I said . 

Carol White , at the age of three and faced with the escape of the Flopsy Bunnies , said : ‘ Poor Mr McGregor , he wo n't have any dinner . ’ 

Thompson 's solicitor told Ashbourne Court : ` He 'd had a drink to try to relax . 

She do n't buy nuffink , she , all she has is a hamburger and drink . 

Probably four days out of five I would have lunch with a client or someone from another company with whom we 're co-operating , or someone from a government agency with whom we might be doing work . 

We had an expensive meal and tried to get drunk , but the evening had a forced feel to it as though it had been written on Orders that we would , compulsorily , enjoy ourselves . 

Yes , I had a meal with them last night ; they send their love …

She usually has a snack mid-morning , at around 4 pm , and later in the evening while watching television . 

` I only had a few glasses of wine and I 'm sure the police waited for me . 

The Dragoons sheathed their long swords and drew their carbines , but their aim from horseback was uncertain and the short-barrelled carbine was a weapon of notorious inaccuracy . 

The Captain , who introduced himself as Hans Blasendorf , sheathed his sabre . 

Blondel , meanwhile , had jumped down from the table , sheathed his sword , picked up the mace and clobbered two halberdiers with it . 

I sheathe the gun and walk over to Darius , and place my fist gently on his chest . 

He sheathed his dagger , whispered to Ranulf and Maltote to wait at the top of the alleyway , and knocked gently on the shop door . 

The flowers mature in sequence , starting with the oldest at the top .

He learned a lot then , and he is now maturing into a great player .

The company says that it will broaden its collaborative Asynchronous Transfer Mode development effort as its ATM specifications mature , in order to ensure that all equipment supplied by other manufacturers will be compatible .

` I think there might be a bottle or two of such stuff maturing even now in my hut , would you care to step across ? "

The consultant explained that the lungs mature at around 36 weeks when a substance called surfactant is produced .

Older men are usually polygynous ; thus a youth rarely has available for marriage an age-mate female , and he must wait for a younger generation of females to mature before cohabitation with them .

Improved and expanded since opening in the early 70's the marina has matured into a real alternative to the South Coast .

Only the very rich could afford to get hold of the real product , bottled and matured in the region itself .

Glengoyne Vintage 1967 is an unpeated single malt whisky matured in oak for almost 25 years .

Her love for Edward was constant and rocklike : she matured during these months , but she did not change .

A handful of beers brewed in Britain still mature in the bottle as draught beer does in the cask .

THIS rangy gelding looks as though he has matured during the summer and could develop into a useful handicap hurdler .

Taylor saw for himself on Saturday how the 24-year-old Aston Villa flyer has matured into a player of genuine international potential .

When she was maturing into young womanhood Baldersdale was well populated with youngsters of equivalent age -- that is to say eligible for Hannah .

This process must not be rushed or the final cheese will be of poor quality and liable to develop faults while it matures .

Many of the component technologies matured rapidly and could be transferred abroad without making undue demands on the technical capacity of the local workforce .

In ewes it seems likely that the parasites are present largely as hypobiotic larvae in the lungs during each winter and mature in the spring .

He matured into a distinguished mathematician who enriched many branches of the science before he died at the age of only 44 from a ruptured appendix .

But what happens if the child matures a bit , and realizes that the bogie man is just er , just er an invention , created to , to set fear in it ?

This description fits a young fish of one variation , but the colours and patterning change somewhat as the fish matures .

Newsday 's Linda Winer says Wasserstein has matured into `` her own bright , eloquent and great-hearted version of George Bernard Shaw . ''

It 's always nice to be noticed , but Ebert 's implication -- that it 's silly to be conflicted about the work of an artist , even one whose technical and emotional smarts have matured at different rates -- is willfully obtuse .

Malcolm matured earlier than I ; my occasional lapses into juvenility pain him .

Such requirements have allowed work on aDNA to move on and mature .

oh that was an experiment i did last year was i went and and talk and drove a few cars and talked with the the salesman and i found that uh i had matured a little bit in that they do n't intimidate me at all

Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia are said to have matured into actual characters ( as opposed to cartoon ones ) , and the sage Yoda makes his first appearance , `` emerg [ ing ] from murky nature to become the spiritual center of the whole Star Wars game , '' says the San Francisco Chronicle 's Peter Stack .

` Drink some of this tea , "  Maggie urged , handing it to Laura . 

` This is nineteen forty seven Moll , not the dark ages , "  he urged . 

` Please , "  Melissa urged , ` there 's no need to say any more , "  but Madame Gebrec continued as if she had not spoken . 

` Believe it , Hilary , "  he urged gently , and when she smiled he whispered , ` Can we go back to bed now ? "  

The Green Capital document urges that Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land be protected , wildlife sites safeguarded and the management of greenspaces improved . 

He urged that military support be sent immediately to protect humanitarian convoys entering Sarajevo . 

But the Commission would nevertheless urge that greater place be given to silence in our services , so that all present can be still before God in silent reflection and prayer . 

He also urged that the arteries be drawn out and tied individually . 

Shortly afterwards he identified inflation as , ` Public Enemy Number One "  and urged a tax increase upon congress as a way of damping down consumer spending . 

We will urge our EC partners to bring animal welfare standards up to UK levels , for example by banning veal crates and stalls and tethers for pigs . 

POLICE have urged owners of mountain cycles to have their property post-coded following a spate of thefts over the last week . 

Following pressure from the NSP and Lansbury , the National Labour Party urged West Ham Trades Council not to run a candidate against Thorne at Plaistow . 

He pointed to his seat and urged anyone interested to contact him then and there . 

The Society has urged that the eligibility cuts be withdrawn , and any necessary savings made instead by implementing the alternative package of savings which the legal profession has put forward . 

If BT ends up in court , it would be pleasing to see the magistrates urge that a traditional box , painted green , be put back at Fangdale Beck . 

And with existing sites under threat , traders , politicians and residents are urging the problem be tackled as a matter of urgency . 

HEAD teachers were today urged to boycott the first pilot tests for 11-year-olds next summer . 

Doctors who are asked to end patients ' lives are , however , urged to undertake a scrupulously careful inquiry into the circumstances of the request . 

To those less committed I would strongly urge sampling ( try Disc 2 , track 4 ) -- and will be surprised indeed if you resist the seduction any better than Caesar ! 

McIntosh urged Hendley to leave her husband , a 46-year-old catering manager , but because of her Catholic upbringing she would not consider separation or divorce . 

She repeated the stuff about Barron urging MacQuillan to leave UK affairs to him , but they all knew she was lying . 

Councillors have urged officers to increase efforts in tracking down non-payers . 

I simply urge you to be reasonable and not go over the top . "  

All of them are suspected of links with Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman , a blind Egyptian preacher who lives in New Jersey and urges an Islamic holy struggle against the West and the government of President Hosni Mubarak . 

The Government and Labour have both urged a tougher approach to juvenile crime , but Dr Carey asked : ` Should we be tougher on children ? 

We not only provide practice in analysing experiences , but give students a glimpse of a more humane society and urge them to push back the boundaries that inhibit them . "  

The TUC , though deploring such activities , urged a return to the system operating in 1930 . 

FRANK BRUNO is urging bitter rival Lennox Lewis to world title glory -- and set up the biggest British heavyweight battle of all time . 

Mrs Taylor said she had been urging the Government for months to make public a report by Mr Ponsford confirming the morale problems . 

And he urged a new emphasis on the victims , saying they were badly treated under the present system . 

They urged support for "  multi-purpose "  forestry which would combine recreational , commercial and environmental benefits . 

We have seen hundreds of the world 's best climate scientists urge immediate cuts in C02 emissions , but the politicians hesitate even to advocate a freeze on such emissions . 

Mr Luce was urged yesterday by Mark Fisher , Labour arts spokesman , to reopen the books on next year 's arts grant to avoid widespread closures and cuts . 

THE people of Denmark were yesterday urged by their prime minister , Poul Nyrup Rasmussen , to stand with fellow Europeans and vote for the Maastricht treaty in today 's referendum . 

In the hope of forestalling this he was urged by the Japanese to retreat to his stronghold of Manchuria and establish himself as ruler of an autonomous Manchuria under Japanese tutelage . 

Roosevelt was urged by his liberal supporters to use his immense personal popularity to "  purge "  conservative opponents from within the Democratic Party . 

Shoppers are urged today to act as the ` eyes and ears "  of the police after the IRA promised more carnage in the 21 days to Christmas . 

The developing countries were urged to renounce such military links and embrace a policy of neutralism or non-alignment . 

Residents are being urged to boycott the supermarket blamed for most of the problems . 

Dog owners have been urged to stop their pets from fouling the playing field at Shotton Hall Comprehensive School in Peterlee . 

Social crime prevention strategies have been urged , and situational crime prevention ( in terms of better vehicle security ) has been discussed with car manufacturers . 

For example , on 11th Night a vehicle was called to some youths at a bonfire near to a middle-class suburban area , and a young recruit was keen to act , but an older constable urged against it : 

He urged on me the need to embark on a full-sized book , and to send him a synopsis as soon as possible . 

The Tsar wavered briefly and then , urged by Stolypin and others to stand firm , he rejected any step which might lead to parliamentary government and dissolved the First Duma . 

Ministers will urge upon them the favourite concept of ` balance , "  and good marks will be earned by not playing the game too hard . 

We can imagine a departmental head in a local authority urging his/her staff to be the most efficient and effective , the most caring or the friendliest department . 

INQUESTS should be replaced with a different procedure , Ulster Unionist MP David Trimble has urged . 

Christians believe that Jesus forgives their sins and that this is an important part of their relationship with him -- the paralysed man ( Mark 2:1-12 ) .

He begged her to forgive him all he had done amiss , and alter a pause he said , ‘ God has forgiven all my sins . ' ’

Captain Kirk ( William Shatner ) hates the idea -- he ca n't forgive his old enemies for the death of his son .

Khrushchev could never forgive him for the cruelties and stupidities that brought Russia so close to defeat by Hitler .

What he was saying made sense in some respects but she would never , ever forgive Lizzy for the charade of the last eighteen months .

She 's forgiven me for being such an ass with my ultimatum the other day , " he added , then sighed , ` I do wish she was coming back to her flat . "

Gosse 's friends invariably forgave him for his wayward humour .

The company seems to have been forgiven for its oil spill in the Mersey estuary in 1989 ; it came third in ` community and environmental responsibility " , only one place down from last time .

I know that you 've never forgiven me for what happened , and I do n't blame you , darling .

` Well ! " he said , ` I hope you 'll forgive me for having knocked you down that day . "

At the end of August he received another letter from Leopold telling him that the archbishop had forgiven him and wanted a reconciliation .

The 1930s were hard times , so I think they will be forgiven for this slight oversight .

You could forgive Debby Cumming for being a not-so-youthful Alice as she stomped and skipped like the naughtiest girl in the class .

He 'll never forgive her for the life she has spent and she wo n't let him see what she 's come to at the end of it !

The author craves to be forgiven for a very brief self-quotation in illustration of this from a work of his own :

Mrs Major could be forgiven for seeing Maastricht mud deposited across the carpets .

Listening to the debate and the old-fashioned ideas of male supremacy it unearthed , you could have been forgiven for thinking that we were still in the 16th Century .

The Navaho had respected Rope Thrower as a warrior , but could never forgive the destruction of their prized orchards .

The Nemausus project was offered to Nouvel as a consolation prize after he lost a competition to Norman Foster

` In Cup competitions we have lost only once against five teams in the top six of the First Division .

A retired couple whose home has been blighted by a by-pass scheme have lost their battle for compensation .

The club 's officers and committee are well away that could happen if Middlesbrough lost its championship and Sunday matches , for there is no other Yorkshire venue in the region .

There was crowd trouble before and during the match at Old Trafford , where Liverpool lost 2-0 to Manchester United ending an unbeaten run of 18 games .

On Nov. 2 Prime Minister Milan Panic lost a vote of confidence in the Socialist Party-dominated lower house of the Federal Assembly by 93 votes to 24 .

Oxfordshire went down to Middlesex and Gloucestershire lost at home to Somerset …

In the bowl final , European Exiles , including Jeremy Richardson ( Edinburgh Acads ) and Andy Purves ( Melrose ) , lost to another Japanese club , Acorn , 22-7 .

The WBO upheld Saturday 's controversial decision at Olympia , when McMillan lost his title to Colombia 's Ruben Palacio after sustaining a dislocated left shoulder in the eighth round .

` When I lost that opening game in the fourth set I said to myself ` this is your match " .

` I would like to assure the Scottish people that the Danny Porter who lost to Clinton in 1989 for the British title will not be the same man who fights Clinton next month . "

Luton Town is slipping down the table however ; they lost at Coventry in mid-week and went down one nil at home to Norwich this afternoon , Sherwood on target for the Canaries .

Sheffield Eagles could be second division champions if they defeat London and Leigh lose at Workington but victory would assure Leigh of promotion .

I appeal to my right hon. and hon. Friends to realise that elections are lost by a party that is divided .

The government lost by one vote , 311 to 310 , and for the first time since October 1924 an administration had been voted out of office through a Commons vote .

McEnroe , who lost a tough match with Stefano Pescosolido , 7-6 1-6 6-4 , said he was losing his mental edge .

I remember because in this particular book , the Soviet Union , at that point , had used , um , nuclear weapons against Birmingham , England , um , and I had , uh , and that 's what caused their coalition to unravel because none of the coalition partners wanted any part of that and that was what eventually caused them to lose the war .

So many detrimental things are written and said about our youth that for once let us give praise where it is due . 

The committee expressed concern over loss of public access as Forestry Commission woodland was sold off , and said that as a first step , all existing rights of way should be maintained . 

It is possible that a generation of children may grow up deprived of their entitlement -- an introduction to the powerful and splendid history of the best that has been thought and said in our language . 

` I 'll knock on your door at quarter to six , " Susan said as she hurried to answer it . 

Saddam is surrounded by yes-men , because if you do n't say yes you end up dead . 

No but Lisa says enough bad things about me and about Billy so I want Billy to hear , so hear er ah . 

` We should all go our separate ways as soon as we can , " Rufus had said . 

And as I say , you ca n't really beat what I call the basic training apprenticeships which you 're to come through . 

` We 've decided to go on living here at the farm with Poppa , " she was saying . 

` No ; but , like I said , the terms of his will specified he could be buried outside prison grounds . 

Dr Neil avoided looking at a bridling McAllister , particularly when Mrs Darrell went on to say , still in the same shriek , ` Hope she 's honest , Neil . 

` Please , Miss Lodsworth , " said a pink-faced Pack Leader , ` the upstairs toilet is n't flushing . " 

` If you 've got some jet , " said Scarlet , ` you could make my mother a necklace and earrings for Christmas . 

Remember what he said about trying to make yourself indispensable ? she told herself wryly , and knew that was exactly what she was trying to do . 

I remember what you said about having a licence , but it was all right , you do n't have to worry . 

Even John 's father Patrick said after visiting the couple : ` I have no idea if they are going to get married . " 

It 's the most important thing -- that 's what we 're saying by being here . 

She did n't like what he said about shades of grey , nor the suggestion that villains and heroes were artificial categories . 

It was obvious from that answer that the Secretary of State has nothing whatsoever to say about steel . 

I remembered all the things Mum and Dad had said about strangers and when a man slowed down when he saw me and said ` What 's up , dear ? 

Oh yes , you had better take this opportunity while it lasts , as they say in the advertisements . 

` You 're looking at it , " he said in a lazy drawl , easing off his jacket . 

` Environmentally , they 're disastrous , " he says of his own progeny . 

President Kennedy said to an astronaut , ` Man is still the most extraordinary computer of all . " 

` I ca n't believe this food , " she said to Claudia five minutes later . 

" Mr Gillman 's ready for you now , " she said to the older of the women , and helped her gently into the consulting room . 

He said the proposals would have to be approved by the engineering department . 

Hoddle says he expects the Italians to be a highly skilled team , but says his own side will contain some talented players . 

They said they tried to revive him and that all the injuries were inflicted accidentally . 

When two closely related species have similar behavioural patterns or capacities , and this similarity is due to their having a common origin , then the behaviours are said to be homologous . 

It must be said that this technique for measuring capacitance is not particularly new . 

At first the Jones said that there was nothing Olwyn liked enough to change her behaviour for and that punishment meant absolutely nothing to her . 

` It 's about ten times better , " Bodo said bluntly and cheerfully , swigging his glassful and accepting another . 

One lawyer says the aggregate loss to Americans from tobashi runs into hundreds of millions of dollars . 

But then they suddenly listen to what you say and they think , well that 's funny , I was thinking about that when I was saying my prayers the other day . 

Burke , said Patten , had reminded us of our duties as trustees for the nation , of its traditions , its values and its riches . 

If Anne could catch sight of Rhoda , she would say something , but she was loathe to speak to John if she could help it . 

Mullingar was passed and they felt they had hardly said a word to one another . 

Finally , the memo said , there was no confirmed reporting on Saddam cooperating with Bin Ladin on unconventional weapons .

A detainee says that 9/11 hijacker Khalid al Mihdhar told him about the maritime operation sometime in late 1999 and credited Nashiri as its originator .

Some say that Valenzuela and Ocomorena were one and the same , and when he was hanged , two Joaquíns were eliminated .

'' I 'd like to help more disabled veterans or , at least , see more investigating self-employment , '' Miyares said . ``

Giuliani 's estrangement from his wife , Donna Hanover , is made clear in an interview with Hanover that appears in today 's New York Times . Hanover `` would not say whether Giuliani would run for the Senate , whether she would like him to run for Senate , or whether she would campaign for him if he did .

I was incommoded because the cutest young man was with him , but looking at me through long lashes over his muscled bicep , as if to say , `` is n't this actually better ? ''

I gather you are on Achmed 's team , '' he said , looking over at the man who had turned the tables on him , switch-hitting ; first a damsel in distress Ambrose was saving from Sirenia , now a man with powerful connections who turned around and saved Ambrose .

When the attack occurred , 25 days before the election , candidate Bush had said to CNN , `` I hope that we can gather enough intelligence to figure out who did the act and take the necessary action .

Sex should be between men and women who say `` Okay , let 's have sex ' ( with each other , I mean . )

John McCain , said he was reading The Oxford Book of Irish Short Stories , but was either lying or had just skimmed the book while procrastinating , since elsewhere he has said that his autobiography is due in his publishers ' offices by the end of the year .

Hadley said that in the end , the administration 's real response to the Cole would be a new , more aggressive strategy against al Qaeda .

Tonight , '' he said , `` we are a country awakened to danger . ''

The idea , flowing from Hume to Berkeley to Kant then back to British empiricism , was the following : One might be mistaken in saying that a chair is in the room , but one could hardly be mistaken in reporting bits and pieces of one 's own awareness .

Based on this , I want to say that autonomous agents are parts of the ontological furniture of the universe .

2 ) quotes : `` so Heraclitus , I think , says that even those who are asleep are workers and fellow - workers in the events of the world . ''

They resented the sending of Canadian troops to South Africa to support the British in the Boer War , and were no more enthusiastic about the Anglo-French alliance in World War I . Bourassa said `` The real enemies of French-Canadians are not the Germans but English-Canadian anglicizers , the Ontario intriguers or Irish priests . ''

, a parasite of arthropods , show the selection pressure that intracellular passengers can exert ( see also the primer by Wernegreen in the March issue of PLoS Biology ) . And cellfusion experiments hint that biparental inheritance of organelles does indeed cause problems , says Hurst .

Clinton recalled saying to Bush , `` I think you will find that by far your biggest threat is Bin Ladin and the al Qaeda . ''

You ca n't have it both ways , '' said Judge Megan Lake Thornton of Fayette County District Court in recently fining two women $100 and $200 respectively for obtaining protective orders forbidding their partners from contacting them , then relenting and contacting the men .

And God said , Let us make man [ Adam ] in our own image after our likeness , and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea , over the birds of the air , over all the cattle , and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth .

In the interview , Rice also said the President characterized the war as `` global in nature . ''

Cyril : How thrillingly political of you to say so , Vyvyan my unicornus .

By contrast , says Gordon , ‘ nanotechnology techniques then and now are tedious , involving painstakingly building three-dimensional structures up layer by layer ' .

If what you say is true , the estate tax ( an absurd violation of `` family values '' ) would n't exist , and capital gains taxes would be slashed .

They said that she was a white witch with potent magical powers who had murdered three husbands and an unidentified number of lovers before she herself died under mysterious circumstances .

There are some who will say that if Lincoln did not intend specifically to articulate the preamble to a new constitution , then the words spoken at Gettysburg could not possibly be , as I claim , the preamble to the postbellum constitution .

In addition , I was very angry when I left the June 7th meeting just because of the demeanor of the school board and the things that were being said .

You may remember that when I fled through Algeria , Eldridge Cleaver denounced me and said I never did anything to help the Black Liberation Army .

King World executive Andy Friendly is quoted as saying , `` We 've lightened up the show with a new backdrop and more female-oriented material . ''

Organizers say this is one of the highest rates anywhere in the nation .

And I know that she spoke because the thing that she said seemed very similar to her graduation speech that she had said just previously .

The defendants might say that even with the reporters testifying , they ca n't get them in .

The narrator says he was there when his friend played the trick , so he does n't believe in the legend ( 50 ) .

'' I 'm no saint , '' the 80 - year - old Tallahasseean said . ``

This has led , says the Journal , to annual compensation rising 5 - 6 percent a year .

That 's like saying the past creates the present , when everybody knows it 's the other way around !

17, 2003 ; July 12, 2003 ( in which KSM also says bojinka is not Serbo-Croatian for `` big bang , '' as has been widely reported , but rather a nonsense word he adopted after hearing it on the front lines in Afghanistan ) .

As it happens , genes A and B have Boolean functions that depend on all three genes , A , B , and C . By examination , however , gene C has a Boolean function that depends only on genes A and C , not on gene B . To say that the activity of gene C depends only on A and C and not B means that once the combinations of activities of A and C are defined at a moment T , the next activity of C at T + is indepen-dent of whether B is on or o at time T . Indeed , the Boolean function is C = ( not A or not C ) ; that is , gene C will turn on at the next moment if at the current moment either A is not active or C is not active or both are not active .

It 's just that Mr . Buckingham always seemed to say very inappropriate things .

To qualify for grants , [ local law enforcement ] must have organizations in their locale that are threats , '' he said . ``

I did n't say this strictly in the opinion , perhaps , but my opinion was not meant to allow the testimony of the reporters to go in any way , in particular , outside the four corners of the affidavits rendered by the reporters .

Marsha Chwastiak , an attorney in the Pottsville office of Mid-Penn Legal Services , said she would like to see more funds made available to provide social services for troubled families grappling with domestic violence issues .

I asked him why other countries should risk their soldiers ' lives if the United States would n't , and he replied , `` I did n't say ' other nations , ' I said the United Nations . ''

'' We at the Bureau have the most exciting and satisfying jobs in the world , '' said Joseph , the Bureau 's executive director . ``

They said ' I am a poor boy or girl ' instead of `` I am a poor man or woman `` to emphasize their humility ( ? ) and spoke impersonally : ' it is said to you ' instead of ' I say to you .

And he responded to her basically saying that there 's , you know , a problem with the textbook , it needs to be balanced , comments about laced with Darwinism , it needed to be balanced with creationism .

Some of the commenters also said that federal agencies should more commonly provide access to the economic analyses and other underlying rulemaking information that frequently resides in agencies ' dockets .

Some economists say that even with a boom all those jobs are not likely to return .

So I think we 're charged with , you know , having an ethical decision to make when we walk into the classroom , the things that we say and the things that we do , and so I think that 's very important .

'' We have bipartisan support on this issue and it is n't a tax increase , '' he said . ``

I want to say that the autonomous agents comprising that community had , individually and collectively , the embodied know-how to get on with making a living in the natural games that constituted their world .

'' Wise , just , and generous , '' a contemporary Muslim historian said of her , `` but she was not born of the right sex and so all the virtues were worthless . ``

'' Call the psychiatrist , 47 `` says the alligator official . ``

'' The marketing spin on things , '' said the scientist , `` carries the day . ''

Golfers say that the best resort course is the Bukit Jambul Golf Club in Penang .

'' I realized with a shock that the work had really disintegrated and we had lost a whole generation of public-interest lawyers , '' she said . ``

But would it be a fair statement to say in the normal experience that newspaper reporters might spend five , ten , or fifteen minutes interviewing a person and then only put one line of that interview in an article ?

Well , like I said , I was reentering the room from the bathroom , so I was sort of in the doorway .

Three employees slogged around the streets of the capital in the London Marathon , and raised hundreds of pounds for charity . 

He did n't mind losing his board and slogging in through the breaking waves . 

Stamping their hopelessly outsize boots , they trudged in single file out of the gutted , white-stone church and slogged off over a ditch away from the barricade . 

In the States it would be preferable to do a set number of smaller theatre-type places , rather than slogging round for ever as a support band . 

And there is no shortage nowadays of people willing to slog round the streets delivering Betterware catalogues to earn a few quid . 

Every day they saw the commandeered buses and wagons and stretcher carriers slogging south with loads of dying men . 

Of course we shall sometimes feel lonely but we were never meant , grim-faced and tight-lipped , to slog on alone . 

Ninety per cent of them just slog along with their heads down , following the established line and being intellectual conformists because it 's the easiest way to win peer approval . 

It takes 10 minutes to reach the arch , slogging through the filth and scum . 

On Hazely Peat Moor Bill waited for me , grinning as I slogged through the heather in the heat . 

There were many amusing things that happened on the way out , to distract us from the utter boredom of slogging through the Med and down the Red Sea . 

He feels he has done his share of slogging through atrocious weather and will not miss getting up at 4.30am . 

Grain prices were expected to triple , and workers were to receive a temporary cash supplement in place of their grain ration at low fixed prices . 

These dramatic increases in production intensified during or after World War Two : in Nigeria groundnut production tripled between 1938 and 1948 ; in Uganda coffee production also tripled in the 1950s ; in Zaire there were 800,000 cotton growers by 1950 . 

Between 1911 and the 1980s the proportion of the UK population over the age of 65 had tripled from 5 per cent to 15 per cent . 

The number of cases have more than tripled in a week , registering the highest increase since the 1975-76 epidemic -- when a peak of 350 cases per 100,000 were recorded and 1,283 people died . 

Since 1983 , the company 's revenues have climbed from $1.6 billion to $2.5 billion in 1989 , and profits have tripled to $242m . 

Cuts in temporary nurses and overtime have been agreed by West Lambeth health authority , London , after its running deficit tripled to £1.5 million in a month . 

The cost of the welfare system has skyrocketed : spending on all federal programmes more than tripled between 1965 and 1987 , from $141 billion to $520 billion ( in 1988 dollars ) . 

The incidence of anal cancer remained fairly constant in the period 1943-57 and was similar for men and women , but it increased 1.5-fold among men and nearly tripled among women thereafter . 

Over the past 10 years the debt of sub-Saharan countries has tripled to and these countries now hand over one third of their foreign exchange earnings in debt payments . 

And in that time the number of share-owners has more than tripled to more than nine million . 

The current volume of vehicles could triple , or even quadruple , over the next 30 years and the bulk of the increase will fall on rural roads rather than urban streets or motorways . 

Use of renewable energy " must triple " to meet EC carbon targets 

Then , standing over the desk , she typed : ` Welcome home , Rob . 

After you have typed the command MS-DOS will tell you what it thinks the date or time is and then you have to correct it if it is wrong . 

` As I typed my manuscript in the attic , I thought that perhaps jet had once been strewn along its broad oak floorboards . " 

Anyway , last week I seemed to have typed my diary much in the style that Ms Keller would have . 

Apparently , she typed a message into the Belial Base neural net , right where the viruses that Legion 's agent planted there would find it and transmit it back here . " 

A young policeman in a leather jacket painfully , letter by letter , typed my losses on an ancient machine . 

The child must type the sentence with the words in the correct order , and is rewarded for the right answer by the picture coming to life -- John jumps on his bike and cycles to school . 

Then he sat down and typed a letter to every agony aunt he had ever heard of . 

I was hoping that Jane would type my application , but when she came to visit me in Cambridge , she had her arm in plaster , having broken it . 

A slight difficulty arose about whether he might type the extracts . 

As I sit here typing this letter , the sky is black and it 's pouring with rain -- real April showers . 

Special thanks are due to Ms Gin Flach for her efficient technical and organizational skills , to Dr Martin Johnson and Dr Tom Fleming for helpful criticisms and to Mrs Shelagh Eggo for typing the manuscript . 

A story would be typed by a journalist and then cast into metal , usually lead , by compositors . 

A report of the work was typed by the school secretary but its informal style and the sometimes cryptic references to individual children make it clear that it was intended for internal circulation only . 

Smith had lent me his very able stenographer and we worked until dawn , when the memorandum was typed and ready for me to take to Smith first thing in the morning . 

The final list was amended and typed on lavender-coloured notepaper by his political secretary Marcia Williams , who had become Lady Falkender in 1974 . 

As I was typing this on the computer ( my VDU is a television set ) , the screen went odd with flashing lines and all the words missing . 

Phil was so anxious to get to sea that I was finishing typing my report as we entered the lock , and handed it up to the local officer as the seaward lock gate opened . 

The policeman typed his version of what she said on an old manual Remington . 

Morris typed throughout the morning , driving the carriage of the department 's battered portable along with his two hammering fingers just about as fast as it would go . 

Paris still needed to be supplied with food and such fruit and vegetables as were available were being sorted and crated . 

RUDY FRASCA 's Spitfire XVIII TP280/G-BTXE ( FP October , p 61 ) has been crated and shipped to Champaine , Illinois , home of the owner 's Frasca Flight Simulators . 

The Tri-Pacer was disassembled and crated for shipment to London , but ten days before the rally started the container could n't be found . 

Many 's the time Mary has seen litters of Yorkshire Terriers and Bichon Frise crated up at Plymouth railway station -- puppies from farms being shipped to France , and an uncertain fate . 

A huge contribution to Britain 's export drive is about to be crated up and shipped to America . 

Most of the treasures were crated , but some rode in slings and cradles .

`` The pieces are being crated and trucked to Tulsa for shipment by barge to the Gulf of Mexico to be loaded on ships for the China voyage . ''

` Liam Devlin , if it is Devlin they choose , is hardly going to parachute into the courtyard at St Mary 's Priory tomorrow night , Jack , and if he did , so what ? 

He hoped that the rear gunner had been able to parachute to safety . 

` Fire the balloon , make them jump , than shoot them as they parachute down . 

Although we live in a time of great economic prosperity , there are currently still 34 .

Demonstrations this winter against Tudjman quickly dissipated ( at the time , he was being treated in the United States for cancer -- he may not live much longer ) .

Earlier , on page 49 , we learnt about Agnodice , `` who lived to become the world 's first known woman gynaecologist , '' in the fourth century BC .

Thousands of young women helped to build the church of God with their body , blood and bones when frenzied fathers , husbands or fiancés preferred to see them die by fire , sword or the fangs of wild beasts rather than live to flout [ sic ] the duty and destiny of womanhood .

On the one hand , we 've been told with almost religious certainty by everyone from the surgeon general on down , and we have come to believe with almost religious certainty , that obesity is caused by the excessive consumption of fat , and that if we eat less fat we will lose weight and live longer .

They do n't live long so the goal here is preventing them from going to seed .

She 's brave , but she 's never been foolhardy - - slayers do n't live as long as she has if they insist on taking on big evil things all on their own .

Somehow , there 's a creepy crawling suspicion that John Henry Williams , the troubled offspring and only son produced by Teddy Ballgame , thinks his pop can be , in fact , the greatest hitter who lived forever .

It follows that he is now no longer mortal and thus will live forever .

You 're gonna live forever ; you do n't have time for a cup of coffee ?

There 's remarkably little people can do even if they want to live as long as possible , he says .

We can cure diseases , immortalize cells , and theoretically live forever without the nasty old moral problem of " harvesting " fetuses .

It 's like all of us , not just the athletes , need to see someone who 's fearless and acts like they 're going to live forever .

The falling leaf inaugurates The reign of her confusion ; The pounding wave reverberates The dirge of her illusion ; And home , where passion lived and died , Becomes a place where she can hide , While all the town and harbor side Vibrate with her seclusion .

Neil Blender and Billy Ruff were the first pros from the States to skate the ramp . 

Matt Hensley stays crouched low , so I figure it must be a good way to skate streets . 

` If you will not permit me to skate you must at least allow me to stand near the ice . 

When the Dunner froze at low tide and you could skate from Odborough to Furness . 

We would n't have been able to skate in Britain , so it 's great to be in Milton Keynes . 

All she had to do was look at the champagne the way she looked at me and you 'd be able to skate on it . 

Fly to New York and skate on the Rockefeller ice rink before trudging through the snow to see The Nutcracker Suite at the Lincoln Center . 

No one farmer could possibly be qualified to advise on all the options , nor could he do more than skate over them in one volume . 

A buyer for the long haul would not skate far past the optimal point and towards bankruptcy costs . 

Anyway , I 'm sure that those people you know who can skate with their legs tied behind their backs are definitely worthy of flowage . 

In 1947 , when the canal froze , you could skate from here to Abingdon -- nearly ten miles . 

Players skate around the ice with realistic momentum , ie you have to slow down to turn round . 

The Parminter tale was utterly scandalous and she would have to persuade Wilmot to skate around the libel laws if it were to get into print , but she kept these reservations to herself . 

I skate down the road a bit before I shout at cops -- or anyone that was giving me some shit . 

It used to be possible to skate over the frozen water from Ulvik right out to the Hardanger Fjord , but now the hydro-electric station discharges gallons of hot water into the fjord , and it no longer freezes in winter . 

It was firmly slapped from his hand by his mother , and abashed by her glare he turned away with the rest , to leave the accursed woman alone , abandoned , shunned like a leper . 

Abashed by this sarcasm , the crowd hung back while the dazed Chignell fetched the bath chair which had caused all the trouble , and lifted his master into it . 

After the first shock he was in no way abashed by the grandeur of Stephen 's estate . 

He was n't abashed by her request , and as his gentle gaze roamed over her face , she felt that he did indeed understand her rather too well . 

He had studied to be a vet but lack of finances had forced him to quit and he became a blacksmith . 

She had once studied to be a concert pianist and had been a pupil of Paderewski in Dresden in the summer of 1921 . 

She 's been studying photography at Aylesbury College since then -- forced to put her career as a nurse on hold . 

Spells as a curate in Doncaster and Ipswich were followed by three years as chaplain at St Andrew 's in Kowloon , 1929-31 , during which he studied Chinese at Hong Kong University . 

He studied classical archaeology at Thessaloniki University , and then , during the Second World War , went to the Middle East . 

I really wanted to study French at university , since I was interested in languages . 

Many were following the old General ( later Combined ) Degree which allowed them to study three subjects for finals . 

They will study full time for the SCOTVEC National Certificate in Industrial Measurement and Process Control at college in Edinburgh . 

I studied homoeopathy in both Glasgow and London and then started a part-time appointment at the Glasgow Homoeopathic Hospital , taking over in addition a small general practice . 

Now I should have to study the English language in earnest , keeping one chapter ahead of the students each week . 

Bernard Lansky studied the piano in his native Australia , in Paris and with Peter Wallfisch at the Royal College of Music . 

Other units study the US Presidency in the 20th century , the Afro-American Experience , the USA and the Postwar World , Popular Music in Contemporary America , Hollywood , and the South in the 20th century . 

The English liberals studied their seventeenth-century predecessors with great attention -- Wordsworth frequently refers with enthusiasm to Milton and Algernon Sidney -- but for them the land of the free was on the other side of the Atlantic . 

He had studied literature with the Open University for three years , and already planned , albeit theoretically , to complete an honours degree and go on to do some postgraduate work . 

It is likely that all those who choose to study electronic publishing interact with these systems in some way . 

They study social justice from the point of view of people committed in advance to no government or constitution , who are free to create the ideal state from first principles . 

Zborowski had arrived in Paris before the war to study literature on a government grant . 

He was educated privately and at Rossall , and went on to study architecture under a tutor at Cambridge . 

Students also continue to study Social Policy by taking Principles of Social Policy and one Social Policy option . 

You can study any subject at ` A " level ; the important thing is that the subjects you study are academic and that you do well in them . 

Even if your students are studying Business English without working for the LCCI exams , Written English for Business offers a varied selection of realistic Business English writing tasks . 

The project was overseen and produced by Ramuntcho Matta , who has studied classical composition , Indian vocal techniques and the tango , and who met Gysin at the age of 15 . 

Leaving school at the age of 14 to study medicine , he was apprenticed to a surgeon in Worcester . 

BIRKENEAD College design students Lisa Keenan , 17 , of Oxton , and Lisa Hudson , 18 , from Claughton , have been offered direct entry on university courses to study textiles . 

If your students want to study spoken English , you will spend part of the time in the classroom working on examples of the spoken language . 

Aristotle too claims in several places that natural philosophy and medicine go hand in hand and are studied by the same people . 

In first and second years , Geography is studied along with supporting courses that are drawn dominantly from the science programme . 

It is recorded in 1810 that two ` six months pupils were advised to study a little longer " . 

First , an analysis of the characteristics of present and past students of Arabic will establish what kind of students have been attracted to study Arabic and why . 

He studied at Ealing School of Art , Wimbledon School of Art , Goldsmith 's College and later taught at a comprehensive school in Essex . 

Sir Eduardo was born in Leith and studied at Edinburgh School of Art and the Slade . 

Catherine Somerville studied at York University , Toronto gaining a degree in Fine Art , and later studied printmaking with Robert Patterson at Georgian College . 

They rarely strayed out of Middleton but Solowka remembers with perverse affection a gig at Liverpool University , where he was studying for his degree in environmental biology . 

Having decided that he wanted to make a career in physics he enrolled at Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee to study for his doctorate in experimental high energy particle physics . 

It has even been mistakenly argued that at some point during the 1320s he fled to Paris and studied for a while at the Sorbonne . 

Loathing the expressionism and abstractions that surround him during his time at Newcastle , where he studied in the late Sixties , he believes ` you have to pick up the traces . 

The next case concerns a constituent whom I will call Mrs. D , who wrote to me about her two daughters , both of whom were studying in London -- not entirely out of choice . 

His choreography is firmly based on the authentic folk and flamenco dances he studied in Spain . 

He studied with Fanny Waterman and at the Moscow Conservatoire . 

There he played his own Piano Concerto in D , K.537 , for which he received yet another snuffbox , and heard an organ recital by J.W. Hýler , whose teacher had studied with J. S. Bach . 

Like many young American composers he studied with Nadia Boulanger , but after 1925 set out to achieve the ` discipline of spontaneity " which he found in Stein 's writings . 

Michel Foucault ( 1926-1994 ) , who studied under Althusser , took the step his teacher never did and distanced himself from Marxism while remaining politically radical . 

All the polytechnic students were studying on conversion programmes . 

while four-fifths of the students were studying on IT Advanced Courses that finished in September , 1984 , the survey did include those whose courses finished right through from June to October ; 

Taskopruzade 's grandfather , for example , studied under Molla Yegan , probably at some time alter 839/1435-6 , and it was Molla Yegan who recommended him for the post at Taskopru . 

It is hard for us to comprehend that thousands of students have roamed and studied on ` our " campus since long before most of us were born . 

By some miracle , I finally reached the end , and , still trembling , told Ricci my name , age and who I studied with . 

Later on , the Guitar Institute hopes to raise funding from various sources to enable talented players from all over the country to study there . 

Up to 65 protesters were reported to have been burned to death when security forces set fire to a shopping centre in which they were seeking refuge . 

A BATTERED wife who burned her brutal husband to death was freed from jail yesterday . 

Do n't you realise you could have set the whole place on fire , and burned yourself and all those other people to death ? " 

The first Arbuthnot came to Ireland in 1798 to try the rebels who had burned the English garrison alive in their barracks at Prosperous . 

Her 16-year-old brother was arrested and tortured ( they removed the skin from his face and the soles of his feet ) ; then they burnt him alive in the village square . 

` When the Germans turned Croatia into a puppet dictatorship the Catholics there immediately got to work settling old scores with the Serbs , packing them into their churches and burning them alive , that kind of thing . 

To me , sexuality is romance and love and poetry and beauty , not picking somebody up on the street and using each other then telling them to fuck off and burning them with a cigarette . 

Suzanne , who had also been burned by cigarettes , is said to be critically ill . 

Whilst More was Chancellor , heretics were sought out , and burned if they would not recant . 

The greatest holocaust took place at Lewes in June 1557 when ten Protestants , five men and five women , were burnt together in the market place . 

One , perhaps , the best known , was the Flemish brewer , Derryk Carver of Brighton who was burnt in Lewes in July 1555 . 

Ruined churches still stand as testaments to the women and children burnt alive in them during those years . 

Mr O'Donnell was then repeatedly beaten , burned with a cigarette , and had a car driven over his legs before the men attempted to hang him at an Argyll quarry , the court heard . 

The 450,000 employees , 300,000 of whom work in the postal service , are unhappy . 

Eighty thousand employees work for foreign-owned companies in the region such as Hewlett Packard , Caterpillar , ICI and Unilever . 

First we worked abroad , then his father died , then my husband changed jobs and wanted to settle in . 

Mike has also worked abroad in Denmark and more recently in Portugal , setting up a new carpet factory . 

The practice of nurses working flexible hours , which is largely controlled by the needs of the nursing team , has to date been given little attention . 

In earlier times many miners had worked only a part of their time digging coal ; the rest of their income came from labouring jobs or from a smallholding . 

The most crucial evidence of the day came from Mr Loxton , who worked as a butcher next door to the Oliver 's shop . 

He worked as an assistant to George Porter , starting his own practice in London in 1838 . 

The incident happened in February last year , while Frak was working at the Ashbury Lodge Nursing Home in Marlborough Road in Swindon . 

My father worked in a market and he got big bundles of it very cheaply . 

While she was making up her face at her dressing-table in the window , she saw Jenny and James wander across to the stables . 

It is more helpful to meet real people who have come to terms with their lives , than to wander around lost and alone in a maze of fantasies . 

Straggling , catching up with one another , keeping more or less together , they had wandered over half a mile down the fields , always following the course of the brook . 

The ghostly beam wandered over three crude figures hunched over an altar . 

At last , with a sigh , she got to her feet and wandered upstairs to the bathroom . 

The conversation had wandered variously about , with Pooley stating that in his opinion Stonehenge was nothing more than scaffolding and that the builders , some megalithic forerunners to Geo . 

At least there was someone to look after them as they wandered about from place to place . 

She wandered aimlessly along until a red and silver taxi cruised past . 

Tallis watched them , then let her gaze wander along the stark crags and jutting masonry walls . 

We used to take showers together in my apartment and then wander around naked until we were dry . 

If the top and bottom of the page are left open the eye tends to wander away and not locate the beginning of the next column properly . 

There are footpaths wandering away into the countryside , where wonderful views of the mountains of three countries ( Austria , Germany and Switzerland ) can be enjoyed . 

He had wandered away along the narrow trodden path through the grass while they were talking , to the small hollow cove where boats came in to the abbey meadows . 

We wandered back home and when we entered the yard we were called in to go to bed early so we could get up to help in the morning . 

There were people of all ages , wandering back and forth , some studying the paintings for long moments others just glancing , some checking their guides , some making notes . 

Wander down a meandering lane past a fisherman 's cottage , shops , workshops and yards . 

He let his mind wander down the twenty yards of landing and the three stairs to the back bedroom where his sixteen-year-old daughter lay . 

Keith automatically began to turn the corner but when he saw I was carrying on to the bottom he stopped and wandered down after me . 

At the time , I was far from alone in wondering if he had not wandered further down that path than he knew , whether the playboy and gilded youth had not taken over from the redoubtable fighter . 

The back door stood open to let out the heat and Hepzibah 's chickens wandered in and out , pecking at crumbs and sleepily chortling . 

Dogs , noisily barking , wandered in from the courtyard and were busy sniffing amongst the rubbish . 

Sometimes tourists wandered in off Longacre and looked about the hall of this famous British institution before he ushered them out . 

As the train thundered over a set of points he steadied himself against her seat for a moment , then wandered off down the aisle . 

She waved her hands as she talked , and kept wandering off the subject . 

He turned back to his young companion as his thoughts wandered off to their favourite hunting grounds . 

He talked about the murder victim sprawled across the pavement , and then wandered off into a conversation about a comedian called Ken Dodd . 

I wandered on a little further , catching glimpses through the trees of a deep valley and hills beyond . 

The music wanders on , it is hard to tell the end of one phrase from the beginning of another , and the theme loses shape and becomes unmemorable . 

Van Morrison , arguably the second most difficult white performer in rock history , wandered on in a suit to start improvising round a punchy version of the old Weavers hit , Good Night Irene . 

Life just has not provided them with a partner and so they wander on through their thirties and forties , still living alone and gradually accepting the situation . 

As we were pitching the tents , a herd of buffalo wandered by , this time plainly visible , less than 500 yards away . 

She wandered out into the darkening grounds , across the lawn towards the trees . 

Antoine 's brown eyes lost that blind unfocused look ; she noticed a faint smile wander over his face as he began to see more clearly . 

Sir Richard turned and called the man 's name and a small , bald-headed man wandered over . 

Trace the eras of fortification as you wander round the Roman ruins and enter the courtyard and rooms of the castle through the gatehouse . 

It was early evening when we wandered round to Fair Hill to see what was going on . 

Before I settled among the Tuthanach I wandered further up the river , crossing the great marsh . 

It gets a little more difficult when eight-year-olds who 've seen me handling Dawn wander up and say they 're going to get a barn owl and train it . 

Did the former occupants lend their ghostly beings to the hordes of Roman spirits reputed to wander hereabouts ? 

She wandered across the concourse to the Travellers ' Fare buffet and sat warming her hands around a cup of coffee while she waited for her train to arrive . 

You wander hopelessly along the road , then , frightened , back into the village . 

Johnny Dee , he of the flat-top skull and map-reading talents , wandered amongst the flaming buildings in search of a cab . 

He wandered aimlessly around Pooley 's flat , glancing at magazines , pulling books out of the huge collection of crime fiction , reading a page or two and replacing them . 

He wandered crossly around the tree , kicking up dead needles . 

Not being able to make anybody hear , he had wandered behind the counter and found Mr Oliver lying there in his grievous state . 

As long as I did not look at her , Sadie resigned herself to wandering behind me . 

Another of these stray Carthaginians who wandered between Greece and Rome in the second century B.C. is probably to be recognized in Procles , son of Eucrates , a Carthaginian , whom Pausanias quotes twice . 

Born in Huddersfield , Mike , 40 , spent the early part of his career wandering between journalism and PR , always promising himself one day he would sit down and write that book . 

Elisabeth wandered between pieces of furniture and medieval sculpture retrieved from farmhouses and churches . 

If you wander even by chance upon the name of Schumacher in your work , I will know about it , and you will be dead . 

All I could see , that I now remember , was this fellow in blue overalls wandering down the street outside , drinking a can of Coca Cola . 

Again my mind wandered from my polishing and back onto the job I would be doing in a few hours . 

He 'd done no more than accidentally bump against some sailors aimlessly wandering from the passage next to the warehouse . 

There were a few cows in the field and they were wandering in the direction of the sniper 's position . 

` I do n't share with him but he 's always wandering in my room looking to muck around . 

Many wander aimlessly in the shopping centre , or play games machines in the arcades . 

The toddler , aged about two , was found wandering inside the maternity unit of Arrowe Park Hospital , Wirral , with a heartbreaking note pleading for ` a new mummy " to be found for her . 

If the laser light wanders off centre , the bomb uses its fins to change its direction and angle of fall until the light is once again centred . 

The interviewer only ` butted in " when clarification was required on a specific topic or if the conversation wandered too far off the point . 

If , however , you 're after more sophistication in both sound and facilities , and if you occasionally like to wander on the wild side , then the ME-10 is the way to go . 

The final blow in 1933 was when Granny lost his life while landing a Sportster , trying to avoid two men who had wandered onto the runway . 

Magistrates at Bootle decided that the dog should be released from RSPCA kennels and returned to her owners in Lydiate , Merseyside , despite the fact that she had been found wandering outside her home without a muzzle . 

His hand wanders constantly over it as if it were a fine thoroughbred thin-skinned horse . 

His cold , strangely fishlike gaze wandered blatantly over Rory and she managed only with an effort not to shudder . 

Nobody seemed to notice me as I wandered past the big top into the village of caravans , huts and cages that made up the living quarters . 

Just let your mind wander to sunnier climates and pretend you are indulging in your favourite pursuit , or as an alternative you can concentrate on getting each of your body to relax . 

As we filmed the elephants in Amboseli National Park , East Africa , the animals sometimes wandered so close to us that we could hear their trunks ripping the grass and their stomachs churning . 

The hand-claps sometimes seemed to be keeping time with my leisurely steps as I wandered under the arcades in the hot night , but that was just a coincidence . 

They wound and wandered under the great fabric of the building above , cold , unvisited . 

I began by taking the cable-car and the chairlift beyond it , then wandered up the lower glacier to the hut . 

The artist calmly took a small mechanical device and positioned it against the side of her finger which wore a glittering pair of rings in emerald and diamond . 

During a horse show he positioned himself at the edge of the arena . 

If you have the choice , position your cannon at the far ends of your line to allow yourself diagonal shots across the enemy line . 

A key objective since Tencel was launched has been to position it at the top end of the market , working with the best mills , converters and manufacturers and attracting a premium price for the fibre . 

Leaving manufacturing behind enabled Conran to concentrate on retailing and position his company at the vanguard of the high-street revolution . 

Position smaller leaves at three and six o'clock , then continue in this way around the clockface until you have made a bed of leaves . 

He had positioned himself in a narrow doorway , in the vain hope it would provide him with some shelter from the biting cold . 

Keep positioning yourself in the correct line while turning your own centre-line towards the opponent . 

Position the folds in the fabric which form below each pleat by running your fingers down the length of the curtain . 

Research can help a company to position its product in the market . 

Remember our earlier advice about positioning the tank in your house ( PFK March ) . 

She positioned herself on a front bench , laid out her pastels and board , and began drawing under the eyes of the judge , who , be all accounts , turned a shade of puce . 

Once I even positioned myself on a nearby wall in order to study his features more carefully . 

He found it hard to remember whether you had to position yourself on the left or the right side . 

Position the hat on the robot 's head and make decorative markings with the back of a knife . 

Mr Attlee was careful to position himself with the majority view in Cabinet . 

I have purposely positioned this photograph away from the conference photographs to avoid readers confusing it with views of the Institute Officers . 

It was important to position herself within easy reach of the doors before letting him see her , in case she had to bolt . 

This dowel can rotate freely , which helps in positioning the blocks . 

They pushed the trolley through , and positioned it , as the patient had requested , by an open window . 

He positioned the arbalest , leaned over the wall and released the catch . 

The lines are positioned by referring to the CE or balance point of the rig . 

After the name has been entered the cursor will be positioned at column 20 on the same line and Age ? will be printed . 

These graphics can then be enlarged or reduced and positioned anywhere on the page . 

Leaving two of the men in the bows to receive the cargo , he positioned two more along the windward side deck . 

As an inmate you are shut away in a jail without a name and escape is an option rarely considered with armed guards carefully positioned at the perimeter fence of some of the prisons . 

Their summer holidays are spent in the caravan they have positioned in the yard 

Thomas went out , came back a moment later with an object draped in blue velvet which he positioned carefully on a low table . 

As we have already seen , if speech is to be recorded clearly it is best picked up by an extension microphone positioned close to the speaker . 

You can achieve much softer and more interesting effects by using different types of light carefully positioned around a room . 

If she were to climb up the hillock and semaphore with her flags the signals would be clearly outlined against the sky . 

Alison waved largely at the Barringtons , who semaphored back . 

So , whatever the weather , atop swinging or steaming loads trundling through the village , Josh stands ramrod straight facing the rear and semaphoring the driver 's intentions to frustrated queues of following cars . 

` Mo " car , " he cried , semaphoring wildly and demanding her attention . 

Along its southern edge stands of low trees intermix with the shrubs , in places grading insensibly into forest . 

The earlier charters after 1135 gave rights to the latter but it was not until the 1220s that the authority of the episcopal servants was finally replaced by elected bailiffs , soon to become the mayors .

The older style of semiotic analysis is replaced by the post-structuralist tradition in which the subject is constructed in terms of a larger discourse , and analysis is devoted to topics such as narrative structure and deconstruction .

There was a scraping sound , the flare of a match and a whiff of paraffin , then the soft yellow light of a storm lantern replaced the harsh electric beam .

When humans cut down the forest , it might be replaced by a permanent grassland because the soil itself had been modified in a way that prevented the trees from reseeding themselves .

Anxiety may be replaced by loss and intolerable grief , but at least it does not in itself last for ever -- not even in hell , where there is no hope .

Swiss housewives rejected this appeal , apparently put off by the idea of being replaced in their homes by machines .

The Chipmunk 's in the process of being phased out of service and replaced by the Bulldog trainer … itself not a new aircraft either .

The sober grey suit has been replaced in some instances by pink corduroys and sandals , while some interviewers were faced with female candidates in low cut dresses or transparent blouses .

Drummer Simon Smith , who replaced Charman at the beginning of 1988 , deals with much of the tedious organisation like booking hotels and ferries , sorting out transport to and from concerts , and driving .

This process , by which words are replaced by integers , is known as indexing .

Original sin has been replaced by original goodness , and the conflicts in human society are without exception related to the economic basis of society .

Earlier this year he was replaced by Louis Gerstner , former boss of RJR Nabisco .

Thus , assuming two-thirds of those retiring were replaced in work by unemployment beneficiaries , the financial costs could have been halved .

However , assessment throughout the training/learning process will replace the neat and tidy end of term examinations .

Smetana or soured cream can replace the cream- vinegar and Roger Vergé mixes in a fresh tomato coulis .

The Lancashire cotton industry grew so spectacularly after 1770 that by 1803 cotton had replaced wool as Britain 's leading export , a pre-eminent position that it was to hold until 1938 .

In due course the Independent Television Commission will replace the Independent Broadcasting Authority .

Skin cells are shed and replaced rapidly , and whole sheets of skin are often found in pools where dolphins are held in captivity .

There are significant genetic and behaviourial differences between wild and farmed salmon , and the Trust fears that the farmed variety may replace the native fish .

You will remember the leader of the peasant people of the tropical rain forest who did not wish their trees to be cut down and replaced by cattle ranches for hamburgers . "

However , he again refused to wear his uniform and was forcibly dressed and handcuffed to the cell bars . 

A COMPUTER expert was sacked when he handcuffed himself to his woman boss while she was on the phone to a customer . 

He was handcuffed to another prisoner and placed in an army , armoured personnel carrier . 

The raiders then handcuffed Ann and Keith together and Mr Culling was forced to drive to his bank and hand over the cash . 

She found some handcuffs in his pocket and handcuffed him to the door . 

Milligan has crammed it so full of Victorian antiques , paintings and illustrations that the cement is hidden by memorabilia . 

The quantity given will stuff a 5kg/10lb turkey fore and aft , as you do not want to cram the bird to bursting . 

The apartment itself was enormous and , as if she were scared of the space , Jane Pargeter had crammed it with expensive furniture . 

Do not cram the cage with leaves , for this often leads to condensation and makes it harder to see the caterpillars . 

Meanwhile her lads Lester and Luke are cramming her tights with toys and the baby is smearing lipstick all over himself . 

Around Christmas Fayre , when the Food Hall was crammed with food you did n't normally see in the other seasons , they made a nice end to a meal . 

It was crammed with notebooks filled with Parkin 's bold scribble as well as copies of various scripts in loose folders . 

Their store rooms were crammed with piles of objects , from furniture to fencing , and some of the corridors were blocked with the mounds of things they had made over the years . 

During the presentation , two briefcases were crammed full with used dealing books containing clients ' names and addresses , and with leads that had been left carelessly lying around on desks . 

His trolley stood forlornly a few yards away , crammed with food for the dinner party . 

In the warren of lanes and alleys , barefoot traders sit cross-legged in tiny shops crammed with strange goods . 

Round the corner and again a transformation , this time the decor is that of a university study with huge creaking bookcases crammed with dusty volumes . 

And her savings , to begin with , had been meagre , hardly worth the time : Meg had hardly dreamt her dream -- as now ; her suitcase crammed , tight-packed with money -- fully to fruition . 

INDIA has long had terrorists who kill and maim to secure secession for various of its 25 states .

He has valued the sexual instinct more than action , while others kill and maim to allow his debased relationship to continue .

Dolphins were often cruelly maimed or killed during such research , but , thankfully , today 's studies tend to focus on animals in the wild , and mostly aim to be as non-intrusive as possible .

Several times he witnessed strokes which would have killed or maimed if they had been allowed to connect with flesh and bone .

The unholy triumvirate of developer , planner and architect had maimed it forever in the sixties and seventies .

The result is that we kill 5,000 people and maim a quarter of a million on our roads in the name of personal convenience .

Her father had been maimed while on duty in Ireland , and she herself had been sold into virtual slavery there , where she had been seduced and made pregnant .

More than 300,000 French soldiers were killed , maimed or taken prisoner in this futile exercise .

Marco had tried to maim him before , and that was before Caroline 's death .

Both are prepared to kill or maim innocents in pursuit of a cause .

A coalition of 400 non-governmental groups blasted as inadequate U.N.-sponsored discussions to impose technical controls on mines , which kill or maim up to 2,000 people per month worldwide .

`` Land mines still kill and maim between 150 to 300 Cambodians a month , '' he said .

Peruvian military officials say the anti-personnel mines are inexpensive Chinese-made devices designed to maim troops and force the withdrawal of three or four other soldiers to carry out one wounded .

Three years later , a student was maimed by a bomb in the same building .

The explosion maimed two of Nojara 's fingers , injured his left eye and scattered pieces of shrapnel all over his body , said girlfriend Levi Fernandez , who found the letter bomb .

About 65 million mines have been laid since 1980 , and a mine maims or kills someone every 20 minutes --- usually a woman , child or farmer , U.N. officials say .

They also have thugs who can threaten , maim and kill those who will not do what they are told .

McVeigh remained stone-faced even when shown photographs of children maimed and killed in the blast , several news organizations reported .

`` For all those maimed by the brutality and absurdity of the war , Balasevic has offered a unique feeling of justice and compassion , '' said a UNHCR statement .

In Angola , Diana will visit people maimed by land mines and watch mine-clearing operations in the African bush .

Since the start of the siege in April 1992 , 1,600 children have died and more than 15,000 have been maimed .

He had charred a good many slices of bread and sent several up in flames before he discovered this simple device . 

He also gave an assurance that he was abandoning plans to alter the Constitution so that the executive would be prime ministerial rather than presidential .

The party has abandoned policies which made it unelectable in the 1980s .

We have already seen that this may simply have been a way of saying that Wulfstan had secured an undertaking that they were going to abandon practices which he found displeasing .

The project was abandoned when it proved too complicated and instead they drove to Spain at Easter in 1953 .

The commitments have been abandoned before they have been voted on .

Approaching Heligoland the weather was obviously unsuitable and so the mission was abandoned and the aircraft went home .

Perhaps it was just embarrassment -- the memory of how he had shamed himself that time when she had comforted him . 

Aunt Kit never wrote , it would have shamed her to write my married name on the envelope , but she knitted for the baby , strange , holey garments that stretched to a huge size when I washed them , big enough for a prize boxer . 

With some wild , unplanned , unfocused idea of shaming him with feminine helplessness , she stayed mute as he drew her into his arms , and remained passive as he gathered her up to him . 

At the age of 21 -- with real fears that he may never work again -- Mike is a statistic that should shame John Major . 

GOALKEEPING giant Peter Schmeichel saved referee Brian Hill from a fan attack that would have shamed Manchester United . 

On the one hand I could send us both to prison , shame my mother , beggar my brothers , scandalize the city and blacken the Miletti name for evermore . 

He said many were shamed by the outbursts from Muslims like Mr Kalim Saddiqui , the most prominent supporter of the Rushdie death sentence pronounced by Iran 's Ayatollah Khomeini . 

Now , I observe that you are shamed and discomfited by your acne -- am I right ? " 

The T&G , which may yet be shamed into balloting its members , has made no secret of its backing for Smith on the basis that he has a ‘ movement background ’ . 

The College only hopes that the Russian authorities will be shamed into improving conditions for them in their homeland . 

In an era when private enterprise is the political hosanna of the day , the balance sheets of some of Scotland 's Premier League sides would shame a banana republic . 

IT lifted my sorrow when I saw that the Mirror finally shamed the blundering DSS into paying a disabled man 's benefit increase after a nine-month delay . 

This was an insensitive remark , and Ayling shamed her by suggesting that the things one ought to be able to do were often impossible . 

I had to read it , a little of it , and if listeners never hear any good of themselves , then the little which I read shamed me forever . 

They give time and money to their faith and such giving often shames those of us who claim to be orthodox believers . 

We 're trying to shame you into thinking about it , about acting . 

` UNCLE ! " she squealed , and rushed over to give him a big hug . 

` But it is nothing to do with me , " he squealed , turning to Mrs Patel for sympathy . 

` Correct ! " she squealed , leaned over a millimetre and kissed me quickly . 

` He does n't want her , " squealed Lily , ` because he 's got her . 

` I told her to stop , " squealed the other child , who was probably the mysterious Lucile . 

` Spies ! " squealed Angelina in mock alarm , clutching for protection at Sir Thomas 's arm . 

She must have sat alone there for a good quarter of an hour , singing to herself , before Henry and Lettice came crashing back through the woods , squealing that they had seen Humphrey and Janet and must take to the skiff at once . 

Young girls even screamed and squealed for the politician as if he was their favourite teen rock idol . 

Think of the mother whose child has just fallen over and grazed his knee -- what does she do ?

In that film you see yourself falling over , grazing your knees quite badly and , not surprisingly , crying .

On her second visit , Oliver fell down on the path and grazed his knee .

In doing so , he grazed his leg on an exposed tooth of his victim , and such a trivial scratch was ignored .

Her arm was stinging and as she looked down she was surprised to see that she had also grazed the skin there .

She fell down at school today and grazed her knees , but she did n't bat an eyelid . "

The Spaniard was upset and stated that he would never play in America again , a statement which delighted many Americans . 

Thus , both Matthew and Mark state unequivocally that a royal anointing occurred . 

We can now prove a result which is often stated and proved in a rather casual manner . 

We begin by stating explicitly the famous Little Theorem of Fermat announced ( but not proved ) in a letter dated 1640 . 

As a result of the closure of Owlerton Stadium , they stated , supporters would ` have to put up with a certain amount of incontinence " . 

In which towns nearby are there industries which may use this limestone for the purposes stated ? 

He states ( p. 36 ) : ` a Parliament which de facto gives up its control of supply gives up much of its constitutional control of government and accountability " . 

The report stated , however , that some problems needed to be solved , principally that of lack of encouragement of cadres and individuals to exercise their democratic right of freedom of expression . 

Dated November 1 1938 , it states : Thank God the Prime Minister is a fisherman . 

` Men 's and women 's experiences are obviously related , " stated Toni , ` but I believe they 're transposed in a very different way . 

` We precipitated the 13 October thing " , stated the occupiers , ` because we dispute the fact that It belongs to , or is owned by , anyone , or any small group of people . " 

Iraqi forces were " wantonly setting fires to and destroying the oil wells , the oil tanks , the export terminals and other installations of that small country " , stated Bush . 

The form allows applicants to state their choice between going to the local office of the department for interview , or having one of their officers call on them at home . 

He further stated his concerns by forwarding a paper to the Action Committee for their information . 

Magistrates also had to state their reasons for dismissing a case . 

They state their own small business in as few words as possible . 

SwissRE , the world 's largest reinsurer , has publicly stated its aversion to reinsuring political risk . 

He waited for Ballater to explain himself or to state the reason for his visit . 

The men went in and stated their case to the man in charge , but he merely informed them that they would get nothing immediately and that they were to come back when their money had gone . 

There is implied permission for a person to enter premises and state their business to the occupier . 

The value of counselling is that it allows you to state your points of view to each other , before a trained and unbiased third party who can help you to resolve the issues that bother you . 

On receipt of the reply from the employer it was stated that Mr. Docherty had been dismissed for misconduct . 

It was Sir John Hawkins [ q.v. ] , writing in 1776 , who stated that John Shore devised the tuning-fork , which he used in preference to the pitch-pipe when tuning his lute . 

The first of these equations merely states that for any country the quantity of money grows in accordance with an identifiable but stochastic process . 

She drew in deeply and exhaled through her nose , then snapped the cigarette briskly from her mouth and pointed it at him with a flourish . 

The aerosol droplets have to be just the right size : too big and they may get trapped in noses , too small and they tend to be exhaled without staying in the lungs . 

` Zambia exhaled a plume of smoke , tossed hir head and extended a hand . 

When they are exhaled they are filtered through the white crystals of soda lime , and a bacterial filter . 

Not for Lexandro those thronged elephantine courtyards and grim vaulted catacombs to which glass cables delivered only a diluted memory of distant sunshine , and where ventilator gargoyles exhaled stale breath which had been refiltered fifty times already . 

A gloomy , whale-ribbed corridor led after half a kilometre to a moist cloacal side-passage aglow with lichen where ventilator gargoyles exhaled dazing smouldery fumes . 

Enrique lit another cigarette , exhaling pungent blue smoke towards the stained ceiling . 

The nonsmoker breathes ` sidestream " smoke from the burning tip of the cigarette and ` mainstream " smoke that has been inhaled and then exhaled by the smoker . 

Bailey lit the cigar and exhaled the smoke towards the ceiling . 

He chuckled as he exhaled cigarette smoke across the space between us . 

All the time they stroked their nicotine stained moustaches and exhaled noxious fumes from their foam-flecked lips . 

The way she smiled as she exhaled a first lungful of smoke suggested she fully intended her remark to be ambiguous . 

Teresa drew in a long puff of smoke , and exhaled it in a long jet . 

WHEN the Angolan government delegates flew back last week to Luanda from Abidjan , capital of Côte d'Ivoire , few were mourning the abortive six-week peace talks they had left behind . 

There are many young men who will mourn her departure from the ranks of the available , ah ( sigh ) , some of whom had fond memories of her , others , merely hopes . 

At eighteen he 'd married a beautiful young girl of seventeen , who died when he was twenty-five , and he mourned her for ten years . 

Sophie had been mourning Larosse for two years now , and at her age that was long enough . 

The Moors wept at leaving Granada and still mourn its loss in their evening prayers . 

One day we were celebrating Elizabeth beating her tumour , the next we were mourning her death . " 

By the end of 1956 the Communist Party was mourning its lost membership . 

` The uptake in book retailing -- this is in the UK -- of electronic aids is very low , very low , " mourns Richard Charkin . 

In fact , the separatist movement which developed in Sicily after 1943 proved short-lived , though its disappearance is still mourned by a few as ` the end of the Sicilian nation " . 

His death in December 1981 was mourned by hundreds of former pupils and countless friends within the deaf community . 

Hardy 's death was mourned as the passing of English literature 's ` most eminent figure " in newspapers all over the world . 

New president Ralph Laing is welcomed and the death of administrator Robin Prentice is mourned . 

As dawn breaks , she returns to her grave leaving him to mourn alone . 

They may still be mourning the loss of the parent who has died or left home . 

As publishers mourned declining sales of hardback fiction , they also celebrated rising sales overall ( customers will buy two Aga-saga paperbacks for every one hardback ) . 

Do not mourn for me ; I shall have influenced history more than any other German . " 

In the first place , we all need to mourn for our own sins and for the negative contribution we bring into the world . 

15 days after the killing , thousands mourned today in Liverpool . 

The marriage was said to have been stormy , but she mourned fervently , with lifelong observance of the anniversary of his death . 

I never heard him raise his voice to her , and he mourned sincerely when she died . 

` If only I 'd got my clothes for the wedding , " she mourned . 

` We mourn , weep and express a sense of loss for Stephen , " said Fr Burke who said the congregation should give thanks for Ft Lt McNally 's life . 

And that when they caw so stridently , it 's always a sign of impending death . " 

He paused , letting the crowd dwell on the proverb ( hearing the rooks caw above his head ) . 

MELBOURNE , Australia ( AP ) --- Coincidence or commentary , songbirds warbled sweetly when Martina Hingis served , then quieted and let the crows caw crazily when it was Lisa Raymond 's turn .

MELBOURNE , Australia ( AP ) --- The crows on the roof cawed like crazed ducks , the blowflies made a nuisance of themselves , and the searing sun turned the Australian Open courts into green griddles .

Neither did the DFR reassure the bank that it would have an adequate security interest in the document representing the goods .

I always wrote the replies and told him the news and reassured him that Mum was watching his widow , which it gave her great pleasure to do .

The first reaction is to reassure Mr Gorbachev that there was no bold US ambition to take strategic advantage of the collapse of Moscow 's empire .

Can I honestly reassure her that she will come to no harm in pursuing this phenomenon ?

Mr Talabani is said to have reassured his hosts that autonomy was the limit of his ambitions .

Councillor Joan Wade , of Stockton Borough Council , said she wanted to reassure senior citizens in the Stockton area that they can still use their passes to get to Langburgh .

In the morning , Jack related his experience to his wife who listened sympathetically but reassured him that it must have been a nightmare .

However , on his belated homecomings , he indirectly reassured her that the needed person did return m- the end .

I wish to reassure Andrew Allan and Andrew T Forsyth that our trial was indeed prospective .

While the Secretary of State has tried to assure the House about the problems and implications of recognition of Croatia , will he try once more to reassure us about that recognition ?

Gorbachev himself tried to reassure West Europeans about his intentions by developing the idea of a ` common European house " .

Later Sarah and her mother came to see Julia , and she told them that Joe was at Dover and Anne had written to reassure him about them .

THE head of County Durham 's ambulance services yesterday attempted to reassure health watchdogs about the level of cover in Upper Teesdale .

It was Ceauşescu who reassured Sadat with positive answers to his key questions : Could he trust Menachem Begin and could Begin deliver on any promises he might make to Egypt ?

You may find that older dogs are nervous under these circumstances , if they have never been on a train or bus before , and you should always try to reassure them with your tone of voice .

` Computers will never replace executives , " Robert Lucky reassured them .

` No , it 's all right , Mum , " Rachel hastened to reassure her .

` Oh , you need n't worry about them , " the Doctor reassured her overconfidently .

Why do some women see marriage as an absolute priority from the start of a relationship , yet others would n't sashay down the aisle if their lives depended on it ? 

` Nice cows , " he said , watching two stately ruminants sashay through the long grass across the river and sway lazily down to drink . 

From time to time , a leaf would detach itself and sashay down to join its friends , slicing rideways , plunging headlong and then ripple-dissolving to the damp grass . 

Italians sashay forth decked out in full-scale strapless ballgowns designed to complement their one-pieces . 

Boredom with politics was a state of mind they could only comprehend intellectually . 

The social scientist should aim to comprehend the deeper levels of understanding , beyond ordinary conversation . 

Understanding the gender-specific connotations of certain fields of learning is crucial if we are also to comprehend the process by which gender inequality is produced in education . 

In common with most of his contemporaries , he comprehended few methods by which governments could affect the total of demand . 

The offworlder looked as if he failed to comprehend the distinction between science and history . 

He had understood her feelings for Andrew ; he could n't comprehend her reasons for marrying Lovat . 

But none of them , may I say , has fully comprehended the reasons for the attitude France has adopted towards her neighbour . 

Grant had never been able to comprehend the reason for this inveterate enmity to the poor tailor . 

Sufficient knowledge of Ancient Greek is required to enable students to comprehend philosophical texts in the original . 

The Prince seemed incapable of understanding or wishing to comprehend the turmoil in Diana 's life . 

Realism aims to ` detect and understand the forces that determine political relations among nations , and to comprehend the ways in which these forces act upon each other and upon international political relations " . 

Unless one posits an inherent human tendency to comprehend the world in binary terms , one has to look for more sociological explanations . 

As Katherine emerged from the cinema , blinking in the sunlight , she could not comprehend the scene in front of her . 

The murderous instincts of the sex war lead not to union but to a fragmentation which destroys the ability to comprehend life on any normal level , 

I suggested that the transcript of the discussion of Postscript is difficult to comprehend , yet the discussion was a perfectly intelligible , even exhilarating , experience for the participants . 

Urban life for him demanded a more human scale , a city like Durham or Bristol , a place that one can comprehend as a city . 

It was disappointingly empty of anything I could comprehend ; mainly there was local news , with a great deal of editorializing about the German Constitution . 

Thus , Bertin ( 1983 ) defined the concept of a ` map-to-see " as ` a clear graphic representation which can be comprehended in a short moment " . 

All the really tricky questions are declared meaningless , despite the fact that they are sufficiently well comprehended to give rise to perplexity . 

The harshness of the new poor law of 1830 , and the fears it instilled in the minds of the working class , can scarcely be comprehended by the " poor " of the present times . 

Finally teachers ' guides are very frequently of a length and format and in a language which make them very , very difficult to comprehend by the average teacher . 

It is difficult to comprehend to what extent Leonard felt the sense of this over-arching , life-elevating principle . 

` I can well comprehend your daughter 's being upset but , I assure you , I would have given a great deal to prevent it . 

Like Mr Lyle at St Genevieve , Lord Valentine clearly wishes the people ` constantly and visibly to comprehend that Property is their protector and their friend " . 

He hardly comprehended what had been happening ; the reality and unreality merged together like a nightmare or a melodrama . 

` It is very hard for me to comprehend what is happening to me at home in Australia let alone here in Britain and around the world . 

At first his tired dulled brain could not comprehend what had happened . 

We do n't really comprehend how rigorous the training in the guild system was . 

A 5-year-old knows of famine in Asia before he comprehends what it is . 

Lizzy stared at her mother and Kate could see her trying to comprehend what was being said . 

My father failed to comprehend that his explanations were based as much upon faith as mine . 

Laura gasped , hardly able to comprehend that her cousin and his brother -- a young , happily married couple -- were now in danger of their lives . 

And while Fabia was comprehending that here was a flirt of the first water , he was asking , ` But perhaps , despite your business card , you are on holiday in my country . " 

The Hanoverian kings were not uninterested in political life but they had difficulty comprehending the complexities of domestic and foreign affairs . 

` As we come to grips with the communication process , we comprehend the human being . 

True to his word , he schooled her in horsemanship and was a hard taskmaster .

Over the last hundred years the proletariat has schooled itself in the pretensions of the bourgeoisie ; while the bourgeoisie , less confident of its ascendancy , has become more sly and deceitful .

For increasingly William and Harry will be schooled by the Queen 's courtiers into the public life that is destined to become their duty .

He was schooled by the shadowy Loremasters of the Tower of Hoeth , who recognised in him great power .

Mr Hayes said : ` We thought of the idea because he came from just up the road from the school and was later brought up and schooled at Great Ayton . "

Born in 1930 in Southport , he was schooled in his home town before studying chemistry at Liverpool University .

Tavernier , born in Paris and schooled in Lyon , was introduced to literary interests early in his school life .

The watchman had been schooled in security and he had been told not to open the door under any circumstances .

She was feeling her loss much more than she revealed ; she was schooled in hiding her emotions .

Executives will continue to run things in the world of computer culture , because they are schooled in dealing with complexity .

But what I still do n't understand is , if you were schooled on this stuff , how do you know it 's wrong ?

Even before university he was being schooled to take over one day .

The pigs were schooled to scale ladders , walk tightropes and perform feats of prestidigitation .

` Well , " Twynham interrupted with a grin , ` Lady Francesca was schooled there by the nuns .

Come with Ana and me this morning and watch her school her horse .

Judged on the rider , not the horse , but if you have schooled your horse properly , your riding will look better anyway .

It 's a kind of exam -- and it 's important to school yourself to be good at exams .

Now I have my lovely mate , I have schooled myself to be neither malicious nor miserable , and not to hate People .

As soon as he came in I made him let me look at his head , and I dabbed some Dettol on it . 

Nevertheless , as I dab calamine on my spare tyres , I ca n't deny that this is n't my finest hour . 

He winced as she dabbed disinfectant on the cut and covered it up for him . 

She dabs a little powder on top , and stands back to admire the effect . 

Dab royal icing onto the base of each petal and stick together . 

I mix some sap green with Prussian blue and burnt umber still left in the palette and dab it onto the previously dampened , shaded areas of the greenery . 

I picked a fish-louse from it as it lay on the unhooking mat , dabbed a bit of waterproof ointment on a small wound on its flank , then slipped it back into the water . 

` If you must add more colour , dab it a little lower down , on a line with your ear lobes . " 

She had dabbed powder over her lipstick to rob it of its bright crimson lustre , and she had forgotten the little pink patches of rouge that gave her cheeks their rosy healthy glow . 

He put his head in his hands as the waiter brought over the glass of water ; he sipped it , and dabbed some on his temples to cool them . 

Pulling out the oval gold Cartier compact she dabbed on a layer of powder and dashed the scarlet lipstick across her trembling mouth . 

I dabbed a little on each puckered mouth to further shouts of laughter and much dancing about the room . 

When Zoser dabbed a little on his wife 's sleeve she took the sleeve and held it up to her nose . 

She forecast that if nothing were done , violence would erupt . 

Market research company Inteco forecasts that the European multimedia market could be worth as much as £10bn by 1994 . 

Hayes forecasts that up until the year 2000 the library proportion will remain stable at 4% , but growth will occur in the IT proportion , rising to 11% of the institutional budget . 

Doctors forecast that only half the people who stopped smoking will still be off cigarettes in a year . 

UBS Securities vice president Marc Schulman correctly forecast the massive NT-on-Alpha tie-up and the intimacy between DEC and Microsoft thirteen months ago ( UX No 328 ) , more on the basis of logic than sources . 

John Wriglesworth , housing finance analyst at UBS Phillips & Drew , is currently forecasting a further drop of up to 10% in house prices next year . 

In the same debate , the then Chancellor forecast the same growth that has been forecast today -- a growth that did not happen . 

Writers had to forecast the number of pages for printing before they were written , and sometimes before the legislation had been finalised . 

The 1987 Green Paper on Education was notable in that it forecast an increase in the number of students in HE in the 1990s . 

The one-product company 's sales this year are forecast at £8.5 million , net profits at £500,000 . 

According to UBS Phillips & Drew , building societies survived the downturn in the housing market better than expected in 1992 ; the brokers forecast that falls in pre-tax profits will average only 7% . 

Brokers are already forecasting the 1993 pre-tax profits to be between £3.3m and £3.5m . 

Bellway is forecasting a pre-tax profit of around £16 million for the year to end-July . 

She could swim , read the signs of the sea , forecast the weather . 

The plan is to gather some 300 million measurements to improve the way scientists forecast the weather . 

The ability to forecast ionospheric conditions is related to solar activity . 

It also allows us to forecast that prevalence will also subsequently begin to decline . 

They have slipped up since I forecast they would leave only one spot . 

I can pretty well forecast how a guy is going to check out behaviour-wise from a table plan . " 

He is still cautious about forecasting what will happen over the next two months , but reckons that Tie Rack 's low-priced , high value ranges should be just the thing to tempt recession-bashed Christmas shoppers . 

Ask the lecturer if he can possibly forecast what , at least , his next lecture is to contain . 

Then , for an economy forecast to grow a certain amount , they predict that a corresponding amount of extra energy will be needed . 

In addition the rewards from this additional investment were not forecast to occur until 1986 . 

But the inordinately high volumes of traffic , forecast to rise substantially , bring in their wake a much wider range of adverse consequences . 

LENNIE Lawrence forecasts a four-horse race for the two automatic promotion places in the Second Division . 

Paul Davies-Hale and Dave Long are giving it a miss , but Brace forecasts a good run from first reserve Paul Evans . 

We can not neglect these things , but neither can we control or even forecast them with any certainty . 

` Nobody can forecast the future with that much certainty , " she said with an attempt at lightness . 

While some high tech executives have forecast a drop in personal computer demand , Edwards said the industry 's top tier companies will continue to do well . 

It is difficult to forecast demand in industries with this type of production . 

Because most of the closest-fought states are in the Eastern Time zone , American TV networks expect to be able to forecast the final result from 2am on Wednesday . 

A TENTATIVE start to economic recovery was forecast by a top boss yesterday . 

The labour shortage in the USSR has been forecast by demographers now for nearly two decades . 

The going has changed to soft , heavy in places , and showers are forecast . 

The downstream group has to forecast more reliably the final form of upstream output . 

Experts forecast world earnings of Pounds 320 million , which would mean £16 million for Macaulay . 

Average NMP growth forecast for 1990 was in the range of 2.5 per cent and 3 per cent . 

Although there is a slight element of gamble with money purchase schemes , in that no one can forecast with certainty how well or badly a pension fund might do , in practice most trustees act very conservatively . 

It had turned out to be exactly as Charles had forecast , ` a gigantic , costly and splendid waste of time " . 

Given those records , is it any wonder that the winners of the French Open are so difficult to forecast . 

In 1773 he forecast correctly : ` The Black is sterling and will last forever " . 

One member of the strike committee forecast yesterday : ` If this happens , there will be nationwide outrage . 

He bred mice , and every generation he chopped their tails off , and then bred from the tailless mice for dozens of generations , and of course , they were still being born with tails . 

The knife came again , and she chopped with both hands at Ma Katz 's wrist , satisfied by the crunch of breaking bones . 

Two children ( the combatants ) each chose a ` soldier " and held battle until one managed to chop off the head of his opponent . 

` They think only about saving the guy 's life , so they chop the leg off by guillotine , even if he 's only lost a few toes . " 

And they chop someone 's hands off because they think it 's OK . 

The dispatcher counted the seconds on his large watch , then chopped his arm . 

You do n't chop off a man 's arms while he 's sitting there watching you . " 

Tanner gasped : ` You bastards , " and Maxim chopped him under the ear and dropped him . 

It 'll be some factory workbench for you boy , where , if you continue to dream your stupid little daydreams , you 'll end up chopping your fingers off . 

` It is something to do with the way that people want to chop your head off once you get successful . " 

I was thinking , oh yeah I 'll just chop my legs off at the knee shall I ? 

He did not dwell on the hyena spotted in blood that Abraham was going to throw into hell on the Day of Resurrection , or on the necessity of chopping male infidels into small pieces . 

That was the night that Jessie McPherson was chopped into little pieces by a meat-cleaver . 

The practice in some societies of chopping off the hands of thieves has ( among other things ) this kind of incapacitatory effect . 

The worrying thing is my signature , which is extremely hard to counterfeit . 

I had developed a deft hand at writing bills and counterfeiting other people 's signatures , my master 's included . 

Unscrupulous sellers could counterfeit virtually anything , and in many cases the fakes could be dangerous , said the Institute of Trading Standards Administration . 

An excited horse that is enjoying a gallop one minute , may suddenly become fearful and bolt the next . 

His brutish , stupid face was blotchy with fear now and his eyes were bolting from his head . 

I only just managed to get it down before bolting from the tent just in time to get rid of the contents of my stomach . 

We could never do that with Argentine ponies : they just bolted in terror . 

Father-of-two Mr Davies , 38 , from Gwent , saw his marriage crumble and businesses crash after the horse bolted into his Mercedes car . 

The creature grunted , and with one swipe of a claw gouged a wound in the flank of Twoflower 's horse , which screamed and bolted into the trees at the roadside . 

The Danakil guide we had acquired at Bilen had tried to bolt on the march , so I detailed two soldiers to guard him till dawn . 

There were men running with torches but the horse bolted past them . 

She bolted through the open door , and all the time dreaded the touch of his hand on her shoulder , stopping her . 

He sounded so disgusted that she seized her case and bolted through the door he indicated . 

One of DEC 's principal Alpha RISC architects , Richard Witek , has reportedly bolted to Apple Computer Inc . 

Though , since her denial was hardly any excuse for the way she had been trying to bolt to her room , she felt honour-bound to give him just as straightforward an explanation . 

Yesterday evening , just before she 'd bolted to the safety of her bedroom , he really had seemed different , more … relaxed , human . 

When Grant 's shout had spurred him into action , Jim Miller had seized Louise 's hand and pulled her after him , as he bolted to safety among the trees . 

With extraordinary strength he struggled to his feet , knocked Lucy 's hands away , kicked her legs , heaved her to one side and bolted for the open air . 

The aim was to save animals who bolted during the blitz -- it promised to return any lost animal to its owner . 

Martha bolted out of the door and crashed through the hedge into Mada Joyce 's yard , expecting to hear her grandmother 's shout of rage behind her and all the more fearful when only silence pursued her . 

Hitch understood and bolted for the door , picking the receiver up with infinite care so that he too could hear the voice on the other end of the line . 

His imagination bolted ahead like a runaway horse , only to be reined firmly in and brought to a halt . 

The following year he chalked up his fifth win , even though his horse broke a bridle strap and bolted just before the start . 

A low hissing filled the room as she bolted out and slammed the door . 

He bolted back into the van and emerged clutching a grey , much-folded piece of paper . 

` You bolted off into the forest , " said Tommy , his eyes never leaving Trentham . 

The scientists looked at each other in astonishment , and in that instant , Benny bolted . 

He would not listen when she tried to stop him , and when she made to mount again he took hold of her , and in the struggle the mare broke free and bolted . 

The PAC uncovered many scandals , but as its investigations were post-mortems it was accused of ` only shutting the stable door after the horse had bolted " ( see Pollitt 1977 ) . 

We will start in our first parliamentary session with a Freedom of Information Act which will open up government to the people .

Follow-up testing has been started with a questionnaire being sent to past course delegates to check their continued understanding of food safety requirements .

Penelope choked on her pudding and started to cry , angry , uncontrollable tears .

Fribble started to speak again , but received such a blazing look from Fael-Inis that he subsided .

Gary Kilpartrick has now started working with YWAM in Switzerland .

Luce shivered , her imagination suddenly starting to work overtime .

Well the council started then and they took on machines of their own .

Bearing these points in mind , let us now start to consider the question of creativity and madness in more detail .

The spots then started disappearing , so I went training even though they had n't completely gone .

There are many who have already started to vote , or will be doing so for the first time soon , with no first-hand experience of what Labour governments were like .

The bird and the neighbour 'd started having a ding-dong on the steps .

And on its site , work has started on a new multi purpose complex which is the latest phase in the revitalisation of the village .

We have recently started work with the Industrial Society in this area to help bring industry representatives into schools .

The judge will then start calling horses in -- if you are called , enter the line of horses from behind .

While they were still together she started a video course and now works for an independent television company .

I started by looking at the chromosome patterns , of course -- remember the men who are born with an extra Y chromosome , who show aggressive behavior and antisocial tendencies .

Publishing group Haynes has started selling French car manuals -- and seen annual profits rise NINETY fold to £2.4 million .

I started talking , at first to myself , striding about the room .

Naturally , I start crying , and one of my main ways of getting out of work was always saying something hurt me , either my Just anything to get out of doing my job .

Then we barricaded ourselves in , piled our mattresses against the cell door . 

Earlier that morning , she had piled the bedsheets in a corner of the room ; a sweet aroma of grapes still clung to them . 

There was a pile of logs and some firelighters and paper in a large basket in the hearth , and Preston started to pile them in the grate while she continued her explorations in the garden . 

When they 'd gone Maggie gathered up the rest of the dishes and piled them in the sink . 

She had piled her long hair into a sleek chignon , and tiny wisps escaped across her brow and to the nape of her neck . 

Michael followed him out and helped pile the waste branches into heaps for burning and then they stacked the scattered lengths of the firewood . 

Pile the fruits into it , scattering the butter and sugar between layers . 

Jessamy piled her bags into the boot of Julius 's car , then slid into the front seat , which was of soft leather and almost too comfortable . 

People had piled the fallen stones into the shape of an altar , and had put a white lace-edged cloth on top . 

` It all sounds highly organised , " said Melissa , piling whipped cream on her fromage blanc and pretending not to hear Iris 's scathing comments about cholesterol . 

While she piled all the groceries on the counter and the girl began to check them out Stuart sat by the door and looked round . 

She flittered in the kitchen , piling crockery onto the table . 

She forced the sad and crushed skull below the snow and piled the ice above it . 

Luke said savagely , turning to glare at Callum , who continued to pile food on to a plate . 

And , more touching , ` We 'd find that , while we 'd been asleep , she 'd piled all the ornaments on top of our bed . 

The wood is piled into the kiln , which is then lit at the bottom . 

The bodies of 6 ewes and a ram were piled onto a tractor trailer near where they drowned in the Stretford Brook . 

Whisk the egg whites to stiff snowy peaks , gradually beating in 4 oz sugar , then pile the meringue mixture over the pudding . 

She piled a week 's dirty clothes into the washing-machine , and sat down with a book . 

On the other hand a horizontal merger may be the best way to restructure an industry ( see GEC/Plessey merger below ) , in order to enable British firms to face foreign competition more effectively .

The NEB was created by the government in 1975 to help restructure British industry by selective intervention , particularly in areas of high unemployment .

The Plessey takeover coupled with these collaborative ventures has radically restructured Britain 's electronics industry in the run up to the completion of the Single European Market in 1992 .

The government had on Dec. 2 announced its plans to restructure the coal industry .

After the war , with the anti-drink lobby gaining ground worldwide , he led the campaign to restructure the industry and diversify DCL into other activities , particularly the production of industrial alcohol .

The Community would monitor Hungary 's programme to restructure its economy on more market-oriented lines , and disburse the second and third tranches of the money only if satisfied about progress .

Profound technological developments have already critically restructured the economies of developed societies from the production of things to the production of knowledge .

From India to Brazil , and including the new democracies of Eastern Europe , governments espoused free market principles , privatised their state industries and began to restructure their welfare systems .

In November 1911 Chapman added his own voice to many others suggesting plans for restructuring the entire league system .

In 1990 , the company restructured its operation , and the individual names were phased out .

Amdahl Corp is restructuring its European operations , putting its Huron applications development and delivery system into a separate business unit headquartered in the UK , and restoring the mainframe operations to their pre-1981 borders .

In the run-up to the single European market next year ( if the Maastricht treaty ever gets ratified ) Oracle Corp has restructured its European operations into four divisions .

The qualifying rounds , which have been played on a regional basis -- Asia , Americas , Africa , Europe etc. -- are likely to be restructured on a North/South basis .

Keeping the length almost the same , he restructured the front with a textured cut for a more casual look .

But out of a concern for restructuring the traditional communities of feudal Europe into mobile free persons with inalienable rights , modern individualism is born .

Their first single ` Mystery Train " is restructured with bleeps and beats to sound altogether moodier , while ` Senses " is one of those emotional anthems that sits at the end of the set .

If the formal organisation is highly centralised , there will be limits to how far a task can be restructured by an individual manager .

Thus the government rejected the argument that the best way to improve the long-run viability of the industry would be to restructure it by merging the two leading manufacturers .

We do not see any need to restructure these services at the moment , but we do see a need for closer collaboration between the external and internal services .

Atco Qualcast , signalled as up for sale by BCI some two years ago , without takers , has been restructured at BCI 's expense by the very team now taking it over .

He is reluctant to use the bank 's funds to subsidise the balance of payments deficits of eastern Europe , nor to restructure industrial sectors not yet ready for privatisation , in energy safety and military conversion .

They can be grouped under two headings , those seeking to ` restructure for labour " and those seeking to ` restructure for capital " .

The local museum has been completely restructured for the show that travels to the Kimbell in January

He had just persuaded the Operative Builders Union to restructure itself as the Grand National Guild of Builders .

The contrary view is that , in the light of the single market , it is important that all companies have equal opportunities to expand or restructure as much by way of acquisition as by organic growth .

If creditors turn the proposals down , the company warns that it will have to restructure under Norwegian bankruptcy laws , which would mean it would be 1994 or 1995 before anybody got paid .

They put their faith and money in a bank that was being monitored and restructured under the close supervision of the Bank of England .

Two weeks ago the couple , whose income is £73,000 a year , planned to restructure their finances because of fear of a hung Parliament or a Labour win .

Our on-going employees have also had to participate in the task of keeping costs under control as we freeze salary levels and restructure staff benefits .

Ferranti then hopes to decide on a course of action and in particular on how to restructure its capital base .

Meanwhile , NCR has restructured its OEM Marketing & Sales Group to provide a single point of contact and foster strategic partnerships .

The research aims to assess the extent and ways in which such companies have restructured their activities in response to the volatile international economy of the last fifteen years .

The purchaser may also wish to restructure the new group , making it difficult to identify the earnings solely attributable to the original target company .

On June 22 , West Germany agreed to restructure over a 14-year period a debt of DM3,000 million due for payment by March 1991 .

It issued a call for an immediate ceasefire , and restructured the existing ceasefire monitoring group under 15 Nigerian and 15 Zaïrean officers .

It has hived off its peripherals business as an independent company , Lexmark , got out of desktop applications software altogether , restructured the rest of the company into semi-autonomous divisions , and shed thousands of staff .

The Better Business Scheme was restructured during the year , with additional support being offered to companies threatened by the depressed economic climate .

With careful planning , groups that include ` 1929 holding companies " may be restructured so they obtain the benefits available to ` 1990 holding companies " .

Previously organised along functional lines , Bow Valley ( in which British Gas has a 54% stake ) restructured into separate business units , each an autonomous profit centre .

The Guild sees a need for MAFF to be restructured so that food comes first .

The GEF , restructured in response to Third World criticism of the dominant role played by western donor countries , will now be " transparent and accountable to contributors and beneficiaries alike " .

Thus , radical reform restructures rape offences in ways that it is hoped will facilitate the prosecution process without jeopardising the interests of the accused .

The works become part of the site and restructure the organisation of the site both conceptually and perceptually .

As for the representative level I would restructure the county championship .

There is a strong argument for extending the offence of rape to cover these other sexual indignities , or for restructuring the law so that there are degrees of sexual assault .

The new Cabinet held its first session on June 28 , and agreed on proposals to restructure the government , in particular by merging a number of specialized ministries into a Ministry of Economy .

After failing to raise new equity and facing $120m in bond repayments , GPA has abandoned its current efforts to restructure .

Over the previous two years the lower-school IS work had been restructured to incorporate new elements and an increased use of project work .

The minister , who had radically restructured French research and technology , actually handed in his resignation on 2 February after a clash with President Francois Mitterrand -- but it only became public last week .

A business rate will also be levied , but both these two components of local authority finance will be radically restructured .

Equally , if the board of directors could be restructured so that it effectively monitored the executive managers of the company , who would monitor the board itself ?

But leaving this to one side , Pearlin and Schooler do deal with some methods of mentally restructuring the meaning of the difficulty that are commonly used to reduce distress .

An ANC statement on March 1 had criticized the Law and Order Minister , Adriaan Vlok , for unilaterally restructuring the police force without reference to recent proposals made to the government by the ANC .

Unfortunately for them , the theory remains unproven for there is no evidence that the central nervous system of any human being has ever restructured itself in the manner suggested .

Will it be ready to accept demilitarisation , adopt a neutral status , and fundamentally restructure its economic and other relations with Eastern Europe ?

The example was quoted of the Social Work Department being extensively restructured to meet the requirements of the Community Care legislation and to bring the service closer to the consumer .

By contrast , capital consists of units of money and is thus a malleable entity , easily restructured into larger aggregations .

It has some 2,100 commercial system integrators , OEMs , master resellers and value-added resellers restructured into those four categories .

As you will see from this issue of AEA Times , there has been an enormous response to the announcement that we are to restructure into three divisions from 1 April next year .

Opus Systems Inc , of Fremont , California , which has now emerged restructured from a brief encounter with Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection , has started shipping OpusFS resource sharing software to its SparcCard add-in board users .

It was a statement of fact , one which again damned her , implying , as it did , that she had been the one to manipulate Peter into a liaison . 

In the late 1980s the Cubans manipulated them into a needless confrontation in Angola , which lasted much longer than it should have done because , this time , the Washington team was clumsier . 

` I somehow do n't think you 'd manipulate me into discussing religion with a real-live rabbi . 

Or has Lester manipulated me into this recklessness , like a schoolboy dare ? 

You 're heartlessly manipulating your mother into believing that we 're about to embark on a long and happy marriage , and you 're doing it by manipulating me . 

Not only had he managed to manipulate her into going with him to Conway House but also into picking him up from his home and taking him there as well ! 

` The thought that any mother could manipulate their child into making this ludicrous and wicked cassette and appallingly arrange for it to be bought up by a TV network tells you all you have to know . " 

Setting it all up so beautifully , manipulating Jack and the girl into the most compromising of positions had done her self-confidence a power of good . 

Brian Talbot , the West Bromwich Albion player-manager , has pulled a muscle in his back and is struggling to be fit in time to face Wolves , at The Hawthorns on Sunday . 

Rose had pulled a thigh muscle while fielding but now , batting with a runner , made an unbeaten 43 to steer England to safety . 

England lost their most important batsman and bowler from the last two Tests , for apart from Gooch 's broken hand Fraser pulled a rib muscle , and his accuracy was very sorely missed . 

If you parted the net curtains and peered sideways and upwards you could see one tiny piece of bright blue sky , but you might pull a muscle doing it . 

On the Thursday Luis Mendoza pulled a groin muscle , so Luke had to take his place . 

But Hampson pulled a calf muscle when he stepped up his training . 

They walk onto court with untuned muscles and joints in cold weather and then wonder why they pull a muscle the first time that they stretch for the ball . 

Referee Neil Midgley ( Bolton ) , who retires in a fortnight 's time , pulled a calf muscle in the first half and was replaced by senior linesman Graham Bradbury ( York . ) 

( xii ) Remove the slide very slowly and air-dry using air which is moisturized by passing through water at 37-C .

Try moisturising cheeks and neck but avoid the naturally oily T-zone ( ie forehead , nose and chin ) .

He took to cleansing , toning and moisturizing his face once he found that soap was bad for it .

Secondly , it moisturises and protects your skin and finally , it contains vitamin E and sunscreens to help in the battle against ageing .

( While it may moisturise mature skin , it 's just not gentle enough for baby . )

Each eye-colour treatment includes natural plant extracts such as cucumber ( to soften and moisturise the skin ) , healing calendula , and the natural sun-screen avocado .

Revitalise your face , moisturise your skin , and prepare it for make-up .

Monteith has painted several of the wooden floors with colourful designs , hung the doors with attractive plaques , and repainted many of the original desks and chairs in cheerful pastel shades . 

Women were remarking on the window hangings -- ` You could hang my whole downstairs with one of those red curtains , " said Mary McCulloch , ` and have a length left over for the beds . " 

He has seen the Peliatan dancers on tour , hung his walls with posters of that photogenic island , bought records of gamelan music . 

Drums of powdered milk and dried egg were kept there , and sometimes the walls were hung with dead rabbits and the flagged floor littered with bloody skins . 

Further , the streets serve as drying grounds in fine weather ; lines are stretched across from house to house , and hung with wet clothing . 

Then they frisk you and give you a dressing-gown and tell you to go into a cubicle and strip off and wait . 

Next , I had to frisk myself , to make sure I still had my wallet , limbs , face , dick , being . 

Even so , the cherry berets threw me to the ground , kicking me in the ribs as they frisked me for weapons . 

` Count yourself lucky I did n't frisk you , " he told her , and she eyed him warily as she backed away . 

The prowl-car boys handed me downstairs and gave me the hands-flat-against-the-roof-of-the-car routine while they frisked me . 

Everyone warned me that it would be an uncomfortable , dirty , crowded ride , that trains on the Belgrade-Bar line are usually late and that the state-run railway system has n't been improved since the 19th century .

The bombing , which could exacerbate ethnic tensions in the volatile Kirkuk region , came as Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki warned that more attacks were expected as U. S. soldiers exit urban centers .

Kadafi 's loyalists recently warned that any attempt to deliver aid to the city , Libya 's third-largest , without the regime 's approval would be met with violence .

Over the weekend , a senior British military official warned that Kadafi might be able to hold on if NATO did not escalate the airstrikes .

The International Criminal Court warned that authorities might intercept any aircraft linked to the suspected plot to shield Seif Islam Kadafi from facing war crimes charges pending against him .

Some White House officials , as well as members of Congress , warned that the rebel council 's membership and goals were unclear , and potentially dangerous .

A disclaimer in the introduction warns that there are few biographical entries on contemporary performers because " most must await the judgment of history upon completion of their performing careers .

The officials warned that stopping the airstrikes before the city falls could encourage Kadafi loyalists , who are waging an increasingly desperate battle to hold the coastal enclave .

But last week , he complained about a " lack of clarity " and warned that the United States could continue to spend billions in Afghanistan without ensuring a secure , sustainable democracy .

Fliers were posted in town telling people not to cooperate with the Americans and warning that those who did would face trouble .

There are also lingering tensions with U. S. Ambassador Karl Eikenberry , who last year warned Washington in diplomatic cables that Karzai was an unreliable partner .

On Tuesday , Russia 's representative to the Security Council reportedly warned that Iraq " should be prepared for grave consequences " if it continues its defiance of U. N. cease-fire terms .

He also warned that the U. S. government would not accept any deal granting U. S. troops immunity from Iraqi prosecution if it did not pass parliament .

Reprisals against Kadafi 's security forces and senior officials in his inner circle are probably inevitable , a senior NATO officer warned , noting that " the security forces probably do n't have much of a future .

In early September , officials and community leaders in Diyala , Baghdad and western Iraq warned The Times that Al Qaeda in Iraq was regaining strength .

But he also warned that the progress was " fragile and reversible .

Wagging his finger repeatedly , he warned that security forces had been told to restore order " at any price " to prevent civil war .

The statement comes a day after senior military officials and Western diplomats warned of a surge in militant attacks during the coming week .

The city now suffers power , water and food shortages , and U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki -moon has warned of an impending humanitarian crisis in the capital and the country 's rebel-controlled Nafusa Mountains region .

A separatist leader warned of civil war if a fragile six-month cease-fire that expires next month is not renewed .

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said the administration is far from such a decision , warning of the need to avoid perceptions that the U. S. wants to " invade for oil .

Human rights activists warn of serious political repercussions in the aftermath of Monday 's blast .

Kadafi warned of civil war , saying , " This will lead to a bloody war and thousands of Libyans will die if America and NATO enter Libya .

Recently on the main road between Lowgar and Paktia provinces near Ahmadzai 's hometown , several men in army uniforms stopped a bus , warning of a Taliban checkpoint ahead .

But Richard G. Lugar ( R-Ind . ) and Jim Webb ( D-Va . ) warned of unpredictable consequences .

The battlefield defeats left rebels suspicious of new faces , and they warned of informers in their midst .

" The new Qaeda has started its work again in Iraq , " a senior Iraqi security commander warned , speaking on condition of anonymity .

Kadafi 's son Seif Islam , appearing after midnight on state television , warned of an impending civil war and said the country had reached " a critical crossroads .

Airstrikes on several residential areas picked up , and troops took to the streets with loudspeakers to warn civilians of a fierce impending attack , Ramadi police Capt. Tahseen Dulaimi said .

Alliance officials warned that the situation in Tripoli remained very dangerous and promised that the alliance would continue bombing forces loyal to the 69-year-old Libyan leader if they keep fighting .

The impasse raises the specter of escalated airstrikes from NATO , which has warned in recent days of a renewed onslaught with attack helicopters and 2,000-pound , bunker-busting bombs aimed at Kadafi 's compound , among other targets .

U. S. officials have warned that an increase in insurgent attacks is likely before the Nov. 7 runoff election between President Hamid Karzai and former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah .

Professor Everhart 's team had been warned about the danger in the area around the university , which is near Sadr City , the Shiite slum that is home to several anti-American militant groups .

Vaclav Havel , the Czech president who was jailed as a dissident during the Communist days , warned in a speech to summit participants that NATO and Russia must not set up an exclusive club of powerful northerners .

Some warned that the fight between Saleh and Ahmar had nothing to do with the pro-democracy protests of the last several months and was fueled more by a power struggle between the two men .

A captain and an opposition official said at least two boats had been halted outside the port Thursday afternoon after Kadafi loyalists warned by radio they would be attacked if they tried to enter .

U. S. officials have warned in recent weeks that a large ungoverned expanse could become a haven for terrorists .

He was scandalized when the girls shopped at Victoria 's Secret , and he liked to warn them over the phone from Afghanistan that he 'd chase after any boys they dated .

Such hard talk , Sunni Arab leaders warn , will only deepen alienation among the group .

Blair telephoned Bush on April 7 to warn that the offensive in Fallouja was causing a backlash in the rest of Iraq , diplomats said .

He warned that the measure " hurt in a major way the national unity .

But nobody warns them about the soldiers they 're sent to assist .

Saidi warned the attack would be felt across the district of Shula and referred to the death of the Shiite saint Imam Hussein .

The military warned months back that Al Qaeda in Iraq was finding it harder to recruit men and had turned to women to stage suicide attacks .

In addition , the U. S. Army warned American GIs about the danger posed by the Werewolves , contributing to their mythology , said Volker Berghahn , a professor of German history at Columbia University .

Abdul Basit Turki Saeed , Iraq 's chief auditor and president of the Iraqi Board of Supreme Audit , has warned U. S. officials that his government will go to court if necessary to recoup the missing money .

The other was the indictment this month of an Israeli Arab who was riding the Meron junction bus and failed to warn fellow passengers after the bomber told her to get off .

A prewar planning document had warned the Bush administration that Iraq 's neglected water and power systems were likely to collapse .

He warned Europeans that Libyan attackers would " target your homes , offices and families , which would become legitimate targets .

If not , it 's going to be very difficult for this government to succeed , " warned Khasro Goran , the outgoing Kurdish deputy governor of the province .

Some rebels of the Free Aceh Movement admit that they recruit children as young as 13 to smuggle messages , warn fighters when troops are near or carry food to their jungle hide-outs .

At a conference in Munich , Germany , Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton warned Saturday of a " perfect storm of powerful " economic and demographic trends that could envelop the Middle East .

Kimmitt warned that should discussions fail , " the coalition military are prepared to go back on the offensive .

Another banner in southern Syria warned Assad that Kadafi 's end was " the tyrant 's fate .

Kadafi lashed out in anticipation of the vote , warning that Libya would mount terrorist attacks across the Mediterranean for years if foreign powers took up arms against him .

Such rocket attacks have prompted harsh retaliation in the past , and Israel has warned that it will not tolerate a continuation of them if the peace plan moves forward and Palestinians take over security in Gaza .

Stone warned that warlords would undoubtedly try to double dip -- seeking payoffs from the CIA and Special Forces at the same time .

Jundallah had warned that it was planning retaliatory strikes against the U. S. in Afghanistan and Pakistan after Washington 's decision last month to blacklist the group .

Earlier Saturday , Maliki touted the scheduled June 30 departure , calling the day a " big wedding " for Iraqis but warned that the state 's enemies would test Iraq 's security forces .

Members have expressed concern about declining munitions inventories and warned that the costs and stresses of the campaign cannot be sustained .

In a speech on state television late Sunday , Saleh blamed Yemen 's political opposition for the deal 's collapse and warned that it would be held responsible if civil war broke out .

One Afghan man waved down a Marine patrol to warn that a certain road was strewn with buried bombs , each marked by a rock formation by the roadside .

In a formal statement from the White House East Room , President Obama warned that the U. N. resolution passed Thursday meant that the attacks must stop .

Cheney warned that if suicide bombers " achieve their desired results " in the Middle East , it would increase the chances they would attempt such attacks in the United States .

As long as things continue to get worse for ethnic Albanians in southern Serbia , it wo n't be difficult to find more volunteers , he warned .

In an interview with Portuguese RTP television , Kadafi warned , " If the world gets crazy , we will get crazy .

When he warned them , they intervened and managed to stop the looting , but by then hundreds of weapons , including shoulder-mounted rocket launchers , had been stolen .

More importantly , however , some national governments swung more firmly in favour of the idea . 

So he swung between extremes of mood , darkened towards the end by the death of cherished friends . 

This is vintage Saddam : over the past 21 years he has swung between killing Iraqi Kurds and offering them more self-rule than the Kurds in Turkey , Iran or Syria can dream of . 

The mood in the Bush camp yesterday swung from ` maybe we 'll get lucky " to resignation , but Mr Bush put on a brave face . 

The balance had once more swung from centralisation to decentralisation , but the attempt to make doctors and nurses more accountable for resource decisions continued . 

The pendulum has swung from silly dreaming to grinding pragmatism . 

As David cruised frantically through the grid of streets , pedestrians swung in and out of vision like a parade of ghosts while other cars were no more than red or white lights in the miasma . 

She pushed his chair clear of the desk , and settled herself on his lap . 

Isambard pushed Harry gently forward and closed the door behind them . 

Morton went off with him and returned pushing a wide porter 's barrow , with empty sacks in it . 

A rise in high-street spending gave a mini boost to confidence and this pushed the FT-SE 100 Index through the psychological 2,700 level . 

Cut a small hole at the bottom point and push the green covered pencil or stick through the hole for about 2cm ( Fig 3 ) . 

It was almost as though some supernatural force possessed him , causing him to shed twenty years ; his face lost much of the sunken look of recent times , and he went about his work with such youthful vigour that a stranger might have believed there were not one but several such figures pushing trolleys about the corridors of Darlington Hall . 

After 1970 , the operation of union membership agreements pushed overall membership consistently above 90 per cent , and for some grades such as train drivers , unionization has been virtually total . 

The shoots were pushing their heads above the ground even though the group was still able to claim record profits as late as January of this year . 

He poured a whisky down his throat and pushed the glass across the bar for a refill . 

The soldier seized me by the hair and pushed me across the garden . 

The kitten pushed its tiny head affectionately against her face and she kissed its soft fur . 

She closed the wooden gate and pushed a brick against it with her foot . 

Marie pushed the wheelchair along a side-street that sloped steeply down to the prom . 

O'Mara 's wife was shown meekly pushing a trolley along the aisles of the local Sainsbury supermarket , stuffing it with packets of biscuits . 

She pushed the bike along the quay , sniffing the tarry , fishy air . 

The gang of four pounced on the young mum as she was pushing her five-month-old daughter along Windsor Street , Toxteth . 

Peter pushed a prawn around his plate with a fork , pretending not to notice , but he was hurt by her obvious boredom . 

She toyed with it with her fork , pushing it slowly around the plate , swirling it into patterns . 

Staring at him in confusion , she hauled herself upright in the bed and pushed the pillow behind her . 

She pushed a chair behind him and he dropped on to it , sitting forward , gripping the sideboard . 

There were newspapers on a table , the story was on an open page and if Marshall had not closed the paper and pushed it beneath others , Wickham 's curiosity would not have been aroused . 

She pushed a cigarette between her dry lips then fumbled in her coat pocket for a lighter and , cupping her trembling fingers around the flame , lit it and inhaled deeply . 

One evening at the Village Vanguard Krassner introduced Wilcock to the comedian whose black humour pushed comedy beyond any of the mild Eisenhower era limits of Shelley Berman and Bob Newhart . 

My mother was the kind of person who pushed you beyond your own bounds . 

Just days after a truce was agreed , Khmer Rouge guerrillas planted explosives on roads in Kompong Thom province to halt reinforcements being pushed north by Phnom Penh . 

Pearce returned a hard stare , pushed himself from his seat and held out a hand to Rohmer . 

This pushed most regions further from their original RAWP targets than the full model would have done and increased the relative shift of resources to the south east . 

When she saw where I was sitting she pushed her hands in her coat pockets and ambled over on her shaky heels . 

Mummy , however , was very firm about it , and so Christine rather sulkily pushed Donald in his pram along the lane to the common . 

Every time there was a call , although 99 times out of a 100 the call was for him , he pushed the phone in my direction . 

She must have forgotten a few things in the holidays , like the time I pushed her in the school goldfish pond . 

As he stood in uncertainty , still clutching his rupee , the people pushed him aside in their hurry to buy a little favour with divinity . 

` Are you suggesting Joseph pushed her into the water as she walked through the harbour ? " 

` At the time , he thought -- no , it was almost as if he was hoping -- that someone had pushed Klein off the cliff . 

The aim is to leap around in an inflated suit and push your opponent off the mat . 

Meg stood in the doorway and watched her push the donkeys off the short grass of the plateau and on to the path . 

The situation is rather similar to that of pushing a child on a swing . 

Government reports on Oct. 5 claimed that the Hezb-i-Islami forces had been pushed some 30 km outside the city . 

The student has to hone his skills to develop the power and speed to push the material past that limit . 

Not looking at the cows , but keeping her eyes fixed straight ahead , she pushed her bike past them and then on to the footpath . 

If , however , the electorate does buck the trend and return George Bush to the White House , the president will face a tougher task than Clinton would in pushing his economic programme through Congress . 

Blindly he pushed more notes through the window and turned away . 

He pushed a book towards me , and raised an eyebrow as I signed my name . 

He dropped the lot into a shoe box and pushed them under the bed . 

Sammy wriggled into his arms and pushed his head underneath Tom 's chin . 

Our MP Mr Ken Hind ( Conservative , West Lancs ) wrote to people in Scarisbrick saying that he has pushed t he Department of Transport into accepting the need for a bypass between Ormskirk and Southport . 

He pushed the beer away from him with his rather small girlish hand . 

Once he nearly caught it but someone pushed him out of the way at the last moment . 

` Now , then , " said Mrs Parvis sternly and pushed Mr Brown out of the way . 

A EUROPEAN ruling today pushed Britain closer to being placed in the dock over the killing by SAS soldiers in Gibraltar of three IRA terrorists . 

Push empty needles from non working to working position and make a hem by placing loops of first row worked in main yarn evenly along the row . 

Again , change hands , push the tiller to where you were sitting , watch for the boom , as it swings across , straighten up and sit down on the new side . 

In the months following his elevation , three considerations pushed Franco towards drastically altering this situation . 

` I have a lot of questions I have to ask you , " he said , opening the rear door of the Ford and pushing her inside , ` but first just answer me one thing . " 

In other words , there will always be diesel and petrol , however much the proponents of each fuel push their own products . 

Privatisation is to be pushed through without even the safeguard of a consultative body . 

It was gone in an instant as at last he looked up at her and pushed aside the papers he 'd been leafing through . 

Community care has pushed forward the idea of bringing more people out of institutions to live as independently as possible . 

This cross is then pushed upwards in the direction of the attacker 's fist , which becomes trapped in the ` V " between the defender 's fists . 

They had consistently failed to push through reforms when governing alone . 

She was no longer a nervous little nineteen-year-old that he could push around as he pleased . 

Management was , however , not satisfied that decisions had been really ` pushed down " into the high-performance teams , and was concerned that production pressures had overridden their concern with group autonomy . 

Bonus payments would be handed out for pushing up voting levels . 

Until recently no one seems to have considered that in addition to filtering lymph , the fluid may also be pushed along by the lymph nodes -- despite these structures being the most prominent features of the system . 

He 's a floating penguin that literally toots with joy when he is pushed down under the water . 

The mirror is placed onto the fixed clips , pushed back against the wall , and the sliding clips are pushed in to hold it in place . 

But once balanced there , it can be pushed over with just one finger . 

For dry harvesting , machines with rotating teeth are pushed up and down the bogs to gently comb the berries from the vines . 

They claim that the huge crop will push down prices , and this , coupled with cheap imported plums from Spain will mean it simply wo n't be worth picking the fruits . 

The American grinned and pushed out a hand , a formal gesture . 

That would push up mortgage interest rates and have a catastrophic effect on the prospects for recovery , Mr Mellor said . 

Gazzer grabbed the wheelchair and began to push it along the paths in between the flower-beds . 

He took a piece of sugar from the table and pushed it along the floor towards Louisa . 

Holding it back with his shoulder and managing the flashlight under his arm , Forester took one of the cards and forced it into the gap , feeling it bend stiffly as he pushed it around the edge of the door . 

He has already pushed the boat out a long way in distancing Sinn Féin from the IRA , yet to no electoral avail . 

Although Liz 's body is disposing of alcohol at the rate of about one unit a hour , her last drink pushed her over the legal limit for driving of 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood . 

We often lost each other on the seven barges being pushed a thousand miles up the Zaire River , once Conrad 's Congo . 

This means that the method employed to capture the shrimp in the colder months is a special shrimp net pushed along in the sandy shallows . 

Looking round at the bare orderly room , the chairs pushed in beneath each desk , each typewriter shrouded in its plastic cover , I felt singularly bereft . 

` A long time ago , " said Weir , drinking deeply from the flask Stephen pushed over to him . 

2 The X block is then pushed upwards , taking the attacker 's fist with it . 

Sense of unease , he wrote , growing quickly into sense of revulsion . 

` It seems , " writes Afshan ` that these people as well as the parents refuse to acknowledge that a problem of this nature exists . " 

` It was a masterpiece of harmony , " wrote Littman , ` which can be attained when men see to it that their handiwork blends with their natural surroundings . 

` I 'm afraid , " writes Sidney Pollack , ` I would find my imagination not up to the challenge of working with no limits whatsoever . " 

` He regarded the Cabinet " , wrote Anthony Seldon , ` as extremely important , even sacrosanct , and would only rarely ride roughshod over it to get his way . " 

` We now have no similar indexes " , writes Mushkin , ` of differences in income associated with gradations in health . 

" Mary 's outstanding characteristic , " wrote John Moorly , " was her modesty …

` The idea of the Hospital , " writes Malcolm Miles , ` is being transformed away from the nineteenth-century institutionalism to a contemporary sense of individual experience , human scale and human dignity . " 

` Will you write Charles Napier that I made his man Moncrieff a lieutenant , " Keith wrote , ` and I am now obliged to invalid him to prevent his being dismissed by a court martial . 

` And as soon as you feel well enough I want you to write a list of everybody that the Signorina Maxwell knows in Florence . 

My dearest Galadriel , The agency wrote me that you had moved . 

` This time around I tried to write things that were n't just about me and my relationships . 

` Did I ever tell you , " wrote Kafka to Felice , ` that I admire my father ? 

` Stephen is doing well , " wrote Gould to Eliza when he arrived , ` better certainly than his neighbors . 

Elizabeth had written about saving the world and she thought her essay had a chance of winning , the prize was a year 's subscription to the winner 's favourite magazine . 

Last month I wrote about setting up the ribber and making sure it was correctly aligned with the main bed . 

On 6th December 1774 , Georgiana , Duchess of Devonshire wrote about visiting the almshouses and taking gifts . 

The Evening Standard wrote of ` the genius of Kenneth Williams " , so more could not possibly have been said . 

General Hawley had only reached Edinburgh on 6 January , and having built up his strength , wrote optimistically of ` driving the rascally scum out of Stirling " . 

After he got home to Scotland he would write about Elsie , perhaps not just for the paper but for himself too . 

In another letter to Annette , he wrote about love and its problems . 

When women write about misogyny , they do it from the standpoint of victims . 

Another Sussex colleague , John Harrison , erm followed this through erm for the nineteenth century , and he 's written about the Shakers and I 've been interested in the Muddletonians and the Ranters . 

Joe was still careful to keep their meetings secret lest some kind friend wrote about them to Terry , but Maureen and Sarah 's father made the meetings easier for them . 

Robert Bloomfield writes in The Farmer 's Boy of a harvest feast in which farmers join with labourers on equal terms . 

` Corsica is proving very exciting , " Minton wrote to Edie Lamont : ` full of Italianate romanticism . 

In 1908 Russell wrote of how the club movement sought to emulate the schools , ` the special pride of the country " . 

Treatises were written in Shastric Sanskrit on subjects such as law , philosophy , religion , archery and even dance . 

Aristotle wrote that the function of anything is what it alone can do or does best . 

His film debut prompted Richard Winnington to write that Brando 's ` combination of style , depth and range comes like a blood transfusion into cinema acting " . 

For example , the Kenyan scholar Ali Mazrui has written that the reason why the Swahili word for a newspaper is gazeti is merely that the first papers that East Africans came into contact with were government gazettes . 

Luke writes that the Angel Gabriel was sent to a town called Nazareth , in Galilee , to a girl called Mary . 

Citing a Judaic law - book of the 16th century which identified a woman for the days preceding , during , and following her period as niddah ` impure , ' Miles has the lack of taste to write the following: .

The author Plutarch wrote of fertile lands somewhere off the coast of Africa , where the breezes of springtime never stop .

In Mexico the experience was written about from the perspective of those who returned , as in such books as Aventuras de un Bracero , by Jesus Amaya Topete , published in 1949 and reprinted several times , and in the United States the novel Macho !

Kazin 's conversational style now closely resembled a memoir in progress -- he chatted casually about Harry Levin , the great Joyce scholar at Harvard , and about critic Clifton Fadiman 's TV appearances , and about Singer , whom he had recently written about for the New York Review of Books .

The bracero experience has been written about in novels and depicted in numerous movies , and although the image presented is often a negative one , like other Chicano folk heroes the bracero has become an archetype of the culture .

Architect Buscheto did n't hesitate to write in Latin ( in the far left arch ) `` This marble church has no equal. ``

If men must naturally write only of men , and women only of women , then feminism and femininity become the only natural subjects for women writers and reporters .

you know it 's just like oh i love you and i you know this that and the other but she write she wrote when she was talking to her baby

I 'm going to break with tradition and write about something I 've enjoyed recently about

In his book Mountains of the Mind , Robert Macfarlane writes : ‘ [ F ] or the hunter risk was n't optional — it came with the job .

'' I mean by a picture , '' he wrote , `` a beautiful romantic dream of something that never was , never will be -- in a light better than any light that ever shone -- in a land no one can define , or remember , only desire . ''

Besides , Shoemaker writes , Europeans at the time usually described Indians not as red but as `` tawny . ''

'' How can we proclaim as the goal of American foreign policy the ' expansion of democracy , ' `` Buchanan wrote , `` when democracy is being ditched in D.C. ? ''

Gesang ) wrote : `` und sie legt ' ihm die Hand auf Haupt and sagte die Worte '' [ ` and she laid her hand on his head and spoke the words ' ] : nekrast negibaul geid sum manteflih dnudna mein tedachs . Thus , Garrison Keillor 's boy narrator , with his arooaroo halama rama , is simply continuing a universal tradition , hallowed by generations of priests , magicians -- and children -- through the millennia .

Clarke later wrote in a memorandum of this conversation that the call had been approved at an interagency meeting and cleared with the CIA .

Petiver also bequeathed his own collection to Sloane and it had taken him many years to bring all this material into an orderly array . 

At his death in 1917 , he bequeathed his entire collection of 1,279 artworks to the City of Philadelphia , stipulating that they be exhibited in his home . 

He bequeathed his valuable genealogical collections to the Society of Antiquaries , of which he had been a fellow since 1901 . 

Ludington died aged ninety-one in May this year and bequeathed the museum a further 175 works . 

It is administered by a Trust and was bequeathed to the University ` for the study and encouragement of art and music " . 

He was a liberal benefactor to many public institutions , and bequeathed some of his estate to the University of Oxford . 

A NURSE who died of cancer has bequeathed her pony for the use of the terminally ill children she devoted her life to . 

He had no intention of selling this portrait and in his 1952 will he bequeathed it to Bowler . 

He subsequently bequeathed the results of his research to Cambridge University . 

The funniest contributions are the cartoons but there are numerous ` true " quotes as well as jokes , such as : Did you hear that Robert Maxwell bequeathed his body to medical science ? 

Minton must have recognised its truth for he bequeathed it in his will to the Royal College of Art where it hangs as a memorial to him . 

Barnard had originally bequeathed his prints , drawings , and books to John Wilkes . 

These have been bequeathed by Mrs Justin Thannhauser , who died exactly a year ago . 

The land , formerly the Burnside place estate , and a monetary gift of £10,000 , had been bequeathed to the city by one James McGill , a fur-trader and noted merchant . 

The Guérigny house was crumbling into the ground , the garden was overgrown ; the cave had been bequeathed to the beasts of the forest . 

They were the only things of any value he possessed and had been bequeathed to him by his grandfather . 

The terracotta model for the figure of Hercules was bequeathed to Hoare in Rysbrack 's will . 

On his death in 1956 the island was bequeathed to the National Trust for Scotland . 

He bequeathed his linguistic books and papers to the British Museum , but the bequest was turned down . 

When he died shortly after his eightieth birthday , Oskar Reinhart bequeathed the entire Am Romerholz treasury of painting to the people of Winterthur . 

William Malyverer bequeathed to Our Lady of Walsingham a little ring with a diamond which Richard had given him . 

The three looking-glasses were among the fifteen bequeathed by Ivy to literary friends . 

Tor Edgar is a giant man peering out shyly from behind glasses bequeathed by John Lennon . 

A family simulating post strike conditions in an improvised shelter was asked how it thought it might cope with diarrhoea and vomiting and , understandably , did n't think it would cope very well .

Find out what is permitted , for you must simulate the final conditions as closely as possible .

However , eyewitnesses stated that they saw soldiers simulating a leg injury in order to corroborate the above statement .

She licked her lips nervously and tried to simulate deep interest in the scenery outside , which was difficult , since there was very little to see in the rapidly failing light .

It is hard for us to communicate back to a horse with body language , but we can simulate some of the horse 's actions .

If you can simulate attacking and being attacked , then you are far more likely to find out whether your tactics and movements are effective .

The intention here was to allow the interviewer to simulate a conversation and over a period move towards a more symmetrical interactive relationship so that this interviewing style came to resemble participant observation .

Most community fish come from tropical streams and backwaters , and if we simulate this habitat we can meet their needs and ours .

They can simulate the flashing effects of video game and TV screens and measure it 's effects on the brain .

To do a proper search , Melissa would have to follow his tracks and simulate that gruesome task .

If you have n't got a tremolo arm fitted on your guitar , then you can simulate the effect by playing one fret down and using a normal ` bend up " into the required note .

The other perceives , I merely imagine ; he suffers , I merely simulate his distress by letting myself be moved by what I imagine .

He then filed his application with the European Commission , which was favourably settled by the UK Government after the ruling in the Hodgson case .

Your solicitor will be your best friend during the claim process , so make sure you keep him supplied with all the information required and see that it is being filed promptly with the agency .

No profit and loss account or directors ' report is required to be filed with the Registrar for a small company .

It filed a petition to the US Trade Representative in April 1989 alleging unfair trade practices by Thailand .

Mrs Hentz filed a complaint on her daughter 's behalf with the state Human Rights Department and , still not appeased , took the matter to the US Office Of Civil Rights .

The Federal Republic of Germany filed an amicus brief arguing that the Convention was exclusive and that it was contrary to its spirit for the United States to circumvent the Convention .

A group of Marcos loyalists yesterday filed a petition to the Supreme Court seeking to reverse an earlier ruling that upheld Mrs Aquino 's decision to bar Marcos 's return .

In response to that application the local authority social worker filed a statement opposing the father 's application and proposing instead that the children be placed with long-term foster parents .

The plaintiff must file in the court office a request for the issue of a summons .

Personal computer manufacturer TSL Holdings Inc has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in US Bankruptcy Court in Santa Barbara .

Alexander Bain ( 1810-77 ) filed a patent in 1843 for his fax , which relied on pulses of electric currents transmitted over telegraph lines to send images .

Colorado-based Miniscribe filed for bankruptcy protection in January 1990 when it emerged that its senior management had carried out a massive fraud .

AT & T Co yesterday said that it had filed an application with the UK regulatory authorities to challenge British Telecommunications Plc by offering communications services within the UK , and between the UK and the US .

Wilhelm H. Hatecke of Dornbusch filed a patent in Germany in July 1949 for an aeroplane-shaped kite to be flown on two lines .

Armstrong filed the master patent on FM at the US Patent Office on 24 January 1933 .

A party brought in or who has a notice served under these procedures may make an offer of contribution and file a copy with the court .

The applicant must file form CHA 58 , together with the certificate of refusal .

Claimants would also be entitled to file for interim payments of US$2,500 for death or injury .

The notice of appeal must be filed within four weeks of the date on which the judgment was entered .

A report may be filed instead of an affidavit by the official receiver or trustee ( r 7.9 ) .

Government complaints alleging racial discrimination in rental policies have al ready been filed in Miami and Minneapolis .

In addition , these companies employ about 1000 software contractors . 

The company , which only employs about 40 people on an annual turnover of £3m , stands to enhance its reputation and profitability if the Thompson Grenoble venture is a success . 

Like many other large companies , ICI now employs a team of executives to handle the environmental issue . 

Canal companies employed divers to investigate underwater problems . 

Other firms , like B&Q , are employing retired people and ‘ mature workers ’ in their businesses . 

In this case the plaintiffs , a firm of estate agents , were employed by the defendants to find for them and to negotiate a lease of office and shop accommodation . 

The firm now employs 640 people in the manufacture of frozen foods and ready meals , and its six month pre-tax profits to October 31 were £1.7m . 

THE pub and brewery industry , which employs thousands of people in East Anglia , hit out yesterday at the five per cent duty increase on most alcoholic drinks . 

Manufacturing industry has declined , whilst service industries , which employ a lower proportion of manual workers , have expanded . 

Forestry and associated industries employ half a million people in Indonesia , and its mills supply 70 per cent of the world 's export market for hardwood plywood . 

Then we have to employ staff to organise this material and take care of the archives . 

The Women 's and Minors ' Section at the Ministry of Labour employs a staff of five . 

We employ a wide range of staff whose skills range from electronic communication engineers to porters . 

Over the years , it has progressed and developed into an efficient organisation employing more than sixty staff , with an annual turnover of more than £1 million . 

Most camps employ two or more times as many people in the course of the summer than they would actually be recorded as employing on any one day , even in the height of the season . 

Eventually of course we shall employ people full time to do these things . 

Hong Kong manufacturers employ perhaps 2m workers in southern China , and last year nearly 58% of Hong Kong 's total exports consisted of re-exports from China . 

A. In the first factories , about two centuries ago , the managers employed workers to weave cotton cloth , using yarn , machinery and coal , all imported from Scotland . 

The most significant incoming employer was the De La Rue-Formica plant on the Coast Road which employed nearly 2000 workers at its peak . 

The Liverpool factory employed 12,000 workers in the 1960s and was supported by new ` overspill " branches in the 1960s and 1970s in north-west and north-east England . 

In 1986 , 65 local authorities , usually in urban areas and Labour controlled , employed specialist welfare rights workers . 

The British Union for Abolition of Vivisection opposes the trapping and caging of animals , so it 's employed an actor to portray a monkey for its latest campaign . 

We employed an outside agency to carry out 200 face-to-face interviews with a cross section of external businesses to gain an indication of attitudes towards the AEA . 

Three planning departments employ consultants to produce specially commissioned studies . 

There seems no good reason why women who employ someone to help with their youngsters while they are at work should not get tax relief on the wages they pay . 

The colliery which employs 730 men at Newton-le-Willows , is one of the ten the government claims must be closed because they are uneconomic . 

Oh , I forgot -- he does a little gardening , but he employs a man for any heavy work . " 

He appointed a seneschal , receiver and auditors to ad his French lands and employed a proctor-general for French affairs to represent his interests at law . 

The farms round about had had to employ German prisoners for labour , and on the whole they were quite well behaved . 

` From what I can make out , most mixed practices employ male vets for the large animals . " 

The police already employed him on an item of service basis , and paid generously enough for each case . 

As appropriate , the Council occasionally employs specialists on fixed-term contracts to undertake externally funded projects . 

` Why the devil ca n't you employ a gardener on such work ? " he demanded irascibly . 

I did n't employ you on that business because you had other duties . 

We wanted to learn more about the reasons why they employed labour on this basis and about the terms under which the engagement was made . 

She employed her as a cleaner at her house in Elm Park Lane , Chelsea . 

They regularly employed Philip Leapor as a gardener , and the letters sent to him give some insight into his business . 

Rumours that the great man has employed MARK THATCHER as his literary agent remain unconfirmed …

When the Scottish Institute employed Charlie Clark as its property manager eight years ago , after he left the army , it had no idea what a talent it had acquired . 

` He claims that I employed him as an assistant in order to find him a real job . " 

Tabel took none of these craftsmen into his workshop but employed immigrant tradesmen such as Tschudi , Kirckmann and Willbrook . 

In an attempt to put the house back in order , Paul drew up a list of jobs to be done and employed a local architect to oversee the work . 

And the Mason employed ruffians with staves to ring the camp at night and fend off the pilgrims who followed after the miraculous Gabriel . 

John Browne supplied ordnance to the Dutch until 1619 , at which time he employed 200 men at ironworks in Brenchley and Horsmonden , Kent . 

He employed a builder from his home town who was well used to the sophisticated style in which the many rich cloth merchants were building their houses . 

A number of nineteenth and early twentieth century publishers , in response to public demand , employed special artists in this field and made no pretence that they were anything but modern . 

` This is the last time I employ someone on your recommendation . " 

It provided 55 per cent of foreign currency revenue and employed 6 per cent of the active population . 

All four banks now employ specialists , either as part-time consultants or as permanent members of staff , to advise on new technologies . 

Mr Ramrath holds a German qualification as auditor ( Wirtschaftsprufer ) , and was employed by an audit firm in Luxembourg . 

Their wives were also employed by the company and they each had the use of a company car . 

Opening the case yesterday , a Crown lawyer told the jury that Mr Winning was employed by the Housing Executive to protect property from vandals . 

Despite the current employment situation in the UK , where some 280 BA-sponsored graduates from Oxford and Prestwick have yet to be employed as aircrew by the airline , Meehan is unequivocal in his optimism for the future . 

Cleaning staff would be employed for that site only , and usually on a full time basis , working to extremely rigorous standards . 

Specialist recovery staff and debt counsellors should be employed , and a firm and consistent approach to warning letters , evictions and legal action to seize and sell tenants ' goods . 

In an attempt to keep labour costs to a minimum none of the organizations wanted to employ any more labour than was absolutely necessary . 

Just a few remain but these have been enlarged and each employs more men than before . 

` The Institute of Public Relations in its turn is the guardian of ethics and professional standards and membership should be the benchmark for any organisation seeking to employ a public relations practitioner , " she said . 

She also employed a woman who let her guests in and out and offered them a glass of wine while they waited . 

And Jill , the housekeeper I 'd employed just before leaving England , was just about holding the fort . 

The 15-year-old boy who told of seeing his neighbors dragged out by soldiers , kicked and shot said he thought that only one of the three victims belonged to the Free Aceh Movement .

One person visiting Shula said some people in the crowd belonged to radical Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr 's movement and that after the attack his followers had blocked some streets to check entering cars .

We suspected that every servant in our house , the very hands that made our beds and cooked our meals , belonged to the Egyptian Mukhabarat .

" You are now aware the neighborhood of Muwallamin belongs to the Islamic State of Iraq , " the bigger man said .

In 2003 , he crossed Tunisia 's rugged terrain and was arrested at the Algerian border , where he was charged with belonging to a terrorist group .

" It is usually perpetrated by a group of individuals who do not belong to any organization , use primitive tools and hit only available targets .

But U. S. Army spokesman Maj. Bryan Hilferty said the air attack was launched after coalition forces came under fire from suspected Islamic militants belonging to Osama bin Laden 's Al Qaeda network or their Taliban allies .

Only a small percentage of Sadr City residents belong to Sadr 's militia , but there appeared to be wide community support for the fighters ' activities even among people who are not followers of the cleric .

The crew belonged to the 1st Battalion , 228th Aviation Regiment , based at Ft. Buchanan , Puerto Rico .

Now the Navy SEALs belong to a grimmer chapter in history : the most deadly incident for U. S. forces in the 10-year Afghanistan war .

Later that night the fighters attacked a prison , freeing many inmates , including 23 prominent businessmen who were on trial for allegedly being Islamic extremists belonging to a group called Akramia .

An investigation of the Sept. 7 incident led to the charges against the five soldiers , who belong to the 75th Ranger Regiment based at Ft. Benning , Ga.

Also expelled from the Politburo was the Afghan ambassador to Moscow , Sayed Mohammed Gulabzoi , the leader of the hard-line Khalq party faction that Tanai belongs to , and fellow Khalq , Niaz Mohammed Momand .

Believing holy places should honor only Allah , Ansar fighters dug up crypts in the blue-domed Biyara mosque , removing the bones of 14 holy men belonging to the Naqshbandi Muslim sect .

Abdelwahab said soldiers belonging to the Ferjan tribes were executed for refusing to fight rebels .

Because they had squandered all their cash , they each had bank overdrafts of around £1,500 . 

Bangor failed to break the deadlock in the 15th and 26th minutes when Paul Gray and Stephen Hill squandered two good chances . 

Pool found themselves being hard pressed by as after taking an early lead through Michael Smithies , they squandered several good scoring chances before scrambling home by the only goal of the match . 

In the style of his father he squandered the Vernon fortune and he alienated his wife . 

The young Duke squanders his enormous fortune in commissioning Sir Carte Blanche to remodel his palace in town and his genuinely Gothic castle . 

Rather than buying fewer pictures of greater quality , Croce has squandered his considerable funds in speculations , favouring the ` bargains " , i.e. the mis-catalogued ` workshop " pictures that would ( hopefully ) improve dramatically with cleaning , or pictures that were authentic , but not particularly fine or interesting . 

I must admit I liked her ; she wo n't squander her grandfather 's money , that 's for sure . 

But as the game 's tempo reached fever pitch , Saunders squandered a golden opportunity to grab an equaliser . 

` It is manifestly unjust that a privileged few should continue to accumulate excess goods , squandering available resources while masses of people are living in conditions of misery . 

It does not make sense to squander important resources that the nation can ill afford to lose . 

Business people who want their country to become more like the West are frustrated by the way Russian entrepreneurs squander their profits on expensive cars . 

He declared that " by squandering a quarter of our budget on military expenditure we have ruined the country " . 

Now they 've lifted the ban on my going abroad , I 'm off to Argentina next month to squander his millions on some really good ponies . " 

Too much decentralised buying by the National Health Service means the service squanders millions by failing to use bulk orders to get the cheapest prices , the National Audit Office claimed . 

` Billions of pounds have been squandered that could have been invested in energy conservation and the development of alternatives . " 

It has caused collection problems on a hitherto unprecedented scale , and more than £100 million worth of taxpayers ' money has been squandered on administering the wretched tax in Wales alone . 

The Bank of England squandered a huge chunk of Britain 's precious foreign currency reserves in a vain bid to prop it up . 

Apparently the servant girl he married squandered every penny of his and Elizabeth says she has no pity for her now she 's destitute . " 

She felt alive as never before , and her eyes were glittering with excitement . 

In the dim light the gold and strong colours glittered and glowed with rich intensity . 

Amusement glittering in his beautiful eyes , he added , ` Although anyone who gives away a leprechaun ca n't be all bad . 

Their wells were crammed with cone helmets and glittered with shield-hoops and the faggoted filaments that were spears . 

Ahead of her glittered the tracks of Frere 's previous solitary excursion . 

That removed the sight of the gold-leafed cupola that traditionally glitters above Grand Central Station . 

The men are so lovely , enormous and gentle , brown as amber -- enormous black eyes and stiff bristly black hair which spurts off their foreheads like solidified jet and glitters blue in the sunshine . 

` I 'm a spider , " she told the man beside her , and her smile glittered reckless like a knife . 

One small colony remained all the time on their beach , an isolated solitary place of grey pebbles below greenish breakwaters ; high above them the blind-eyed office blocks glittered pink and yellow in the sun . 

The trail he was on led down to another valley , running at right angles to this one and bifurcated by a tumbling mountain stream that glittered in the afternoon sun . 

Glittering in the desert sun , some of the lakes have been specially reserved for tourist enjoyment , combining warm waters for bathing and , naturally , no shortage of golden sands . 

One minute he was at the table and the next he was threading his way between the dancers , leaving Geoffrey asleep with his cheek resting on a bread roll , bits of tinsel glittering in his hair . 

Sitting outside , difficult to see because she was a black dog , was the Dean 's labrador bitch , water from her dark coat dripping and glittering in the kitchen light . 

Necklaces , pendants , bracelets , rings ; silver and turquoise glittered in the white light . 

It was a bright February morning , and the mali 's newly polished buttons glittered in the sunlight . 

Isobel snapped open her ornate handbag , which glittered like a chandelier . 

In the daytime the view from the huge windows on the south side was smog , but when darkness hid the mass misdemeanours of the city , Los Angeles glittered like a fairy kingdom . 

From a wall niche , a pair of crystal decanters glittered like splinters of ice , and beneath them the object of my search , the pyx itself . 

Swift and deadly , they are armoured in shining silver and armed with white lances with diamond-hard tips which glitter like stars . 

Pearl chokers glittered on every female neck ; huge diamonds flashed in the strobe lights . 

Oily water glittered through gaps in the teak boards as we climbed the gangplank . 

The gardens were particularly lovely this morning , trees and grass glittered with dew and the hibiscus and bougainvillaea were just beginning to open and show their gay pink and purple and orange colours . 

Almost opposite the bridge was one of the poorest streets in town , its uneven cobblestones glittering with broken glass , its gutters clogged with litter . 

The moon was full , the dark waters of the ocean glittering with silver light , and the heat was stifling . 

And his eyes -- piercing , vividly blue , and glittering with a light that she was yet too young to understand , but which called to something very feminine within her . 

The long moist furrows of the new-turned soil glittered under the pale February sun , contrasting with the gold stubble fields and the grassy pastures where sheep clustered around their feeding troughs . 

Crystal chandeliers glittered brightly above a marble floor ; a quartet of musicians played music -- real music , Nicolo thought , incongruously , not the brain-frying stuff they 'd played during the fashion show . 

I turned to share the wonder of it , but she was gazing up at the bloom of flame surging from the chimney 's mouth , and beyond where the evening-star glittered against the deepening blue sky . 

All around him rode many squadrons of Rajput cavalry whose armour glittered from afar . 

Everything glittered without being truly gaudy , was orderly , in its carefully chosen place , and there was little room for doubt that the madame ruled with an iron fist inside her elbow-length satin gloves . 

Up above , the night stars glittered eternally , and nothing there presaged the doom and desolation which was about to befall Brentford . 

The blue grey mud banks glittered where wet from the tide , but lay dry and cracked like acres of crazy paving above the high water mark . 

The table in the corner of the terrace glittered , an unexpectedly formal island of glass and silver in the darkness . 

In the morning he found a stone the size of the palm of his hand , a smooth stone that glittered and looked precious . 

The gold background and coloured pictures glitter and glow in the subdued light which filters through the tiny round-headed windows and gives a sensation of unreality and fairy-like mysticism . 

Employing one full-time and two trainee staff , it fabricates and supplies brass fittings for fireplaces and produces architectural brass fittings to order .

It is fabricated by technicians hired by businessmen ; its audiences are passive consumers , their participation limited to the choice between buying and not buying .

Already during the first half of the second millennium B.C. Minoan smiths were fabricating gold jewellery from metal most probably imported from Egypt .

` You fabricate a ball of plutonium with a cylindrical section missing from its centre .

Steel panels have to be fabricated separately , with size limitations set by platen size and press tonnage , and then welded together .

Ford imports the Merkur , a line of cars made by its West German subsidiary , while GM fabricates the body of its Cadillac Allante in Italy .

Meanwhile , NEC Corp plans to begin fabricating Mips R-series RISC chips at its Roseville , California plant next year , at a claimed rate of tens of thousands a month .

A week ago SGS-Thomson said it was starting production of 1M-bit Flash memories and would be fabricating samples with higher capacities .

Our shuttering had been fabricated in the workshop , complete with risers reinforced with some 75 ? 50 mm timber , but we could have made it up on site .

Fujitsu is also a licensee of the Sparc architecture , but does not currently fabricate a device in the HyperSparc class .

The chassis and body were fabricated in the Corporation 's works at Thornton Heath .

The Clipper Chips will be fabricated by Mykotronx Inc , in Torrance , and VLSI Technology Inc , in San Jose , California .

The 601s that Motorola intends shipping in high volume in the third quarter will be fabricated by IBM Corp under the tie-up with Motorola and Apple Computer Inc .

And , just as an effective fishing lure may be fabricated from cheap , shiny metal , it is generally possible to summarise a commercial movie 's hook in one sentence .

The company will also decide by the end of the year on the location for a completely new plant to fabricate the planned P6 and P7 microprocessors .

Precious metals and stones and objects fabricated from them serve as conspicuous trophies of successful emulation , as gauges of affection and assurances of personal worth and well-being .

A case can be fabricated around this chassis without too much difficulty ( or one might be bought ) .

MOSFETs fabricated on a particular face of the silicon crystal structure ( the so-called ( 100 ) face ) are the best .

Siemens is keen to add more logic devices to its semiconductor line , and Hewlett has few licensees fabricating Precision Architecture -- and several US chipmakers fabricate more than one RISC family .

DEC has firmed up plans for its new chip plant to fabricate the Alpha RISC , and now says it will definitely build a $425m 526,000-square-foot research and manufacturing facility in Hudson , Massachusetts .

Busy backyard workshops fabricate wood , metal , glass fibre and stone , while tailor and cobbler make clothes and shoes to order .

The king himself sent word that since the day was hot , the roads baked to ruts , he had ordered out the royal barge to convey them hence .

It is a form of cooking which uses all the senses -- listening to the sizzling fat to tell when chicken is fried just right , smelling to detect the moment a cake is baked to perfection .

This supper dish may be simmered gently on the hob or baked in the oven -- yes , baked beans !

The mix is baked for 20 minutes in moulds and served with a vegetable cream sauce , lentils , and sautéed mushrooms .

I seriously considered disembowelling Ian for this , but on reflection that would be a little harsh . 

While he was talking he went on disembowelling the bird in a practised way with his knife . 

Sure enough , right in front of her astonished onlookers , she set about disembowelling a dead chick . 

Yorick had disembowelled himself , messily but effectively , with his samurai sword . 

The first three enthralled me : a man , miserably clutching a winding frame , being birched on the buttocks by his wife ; a tapster drinking ; and two peasants disembowelling a slaughtered pig . 

It 's like offering an elastoplast to somebody who has just been disembowelled . 

He 'd had nightmares featuring William before and they invariably ended with someone being beheaded or disembowelled or otherwise mangled in an unpleasant manner . 

Television documentary-makers asked them , respectfully , about exactly how they felt when they hacked their aged mothers to death or disembowelled a neighbour 's child . 

But for that policy to be effective , it has to be understood and believed by opinion-formers and the world at large , including , of course , potential customers . 

However , I do n't believe there will be any long-term progress until the Labour Party spearheads a campaign to change the workings of Westminster . 

One of the prince 's aides said : ` If you believe there is a publicity war between them , then the gloves are well and truly off . " 

I believe there needs to be research into the development of hybrid organisations committed to education and training , yet distinct from the present notion of the school . 

The organisers had approval to sell two thousand tickets but some party goers believe there were more ravers than that . 

Many MPs believe yesterday 's announcement is the first stage in the process towards Prince Charles renouncing his chances of the throne . 

` Rose will believe anything that man tells her , " fumed Dora . 

Stella can not afford to believe the fact that Blanche could be right . 

My eyes became coals of fire in my head , and I believed every moment that I was condemned to perish in the belly of a whale . 

Why should I believe these people that one small grey lump which they showed me on a screen is a threat to my life ? 

Freud believed the ancient theory that dreams are symbolic was true . 

We must not believe a word that Herman says , for she described her Christmas stocking differently , and with some pleasure . 

Old habits die hard and Dr Sagdeev believes t he changes are superficial . 

While some believed her husband was dead , Sunnie -- real name Dilys but nicknamed Sunnie because of her happy nature -- refused to give up hope . 

Police believe several other people were involved in the raids . 

She had believed Thomas was shy of the Dane , but now she realised that the child gave nothing out because he received nothing back in return . 

They could n't believe it was all real -- that the nightmare was actually happening to them . 

The companies are believed to be looking at ways to have it support Windows applications as well , but the paper was told that that problem has not yet been solved . 

Presidential elections were held last May and the opposition candidate , Guillermo Endara , is believed to have won by a large majority , but the elections were annulled by the general amid renewed protests . 

But if recent membership figures are to be believed , Christianity is increasingly becoming a minority activity . 

The accusations were flat and uniform , although what is truly remarkable is that the youth of the nation were believed not only to be free of all discipline , but also excessively affluent . 

The introduction of all-seater stadiums along with the new football offences act which makes it illegal to run onto the pitch are believed to be responsible for the reduction in violence . 

It was believed in Kenya that when a Masai came to work for you it was a kind of accolade . 

It is believed that the initiatives could generate a 15% reduction in journey to/from school casualties by the year 2000 and that an equivalent reduction of other casualties will be achieved . 

The fire is believed to have started in an armchair in the lounge . 

Thus , if it is believed that the government is in fact the state , it may also be believed that the assumption of governmental power is equivalent to the acquisition of state power . 

John Cole , Skelmersdale : ` Morrissey obviously believes what he is saying and is brave enough to say it whatever the consequences . 

He believed that these monuments succeeded compositionally from five or six angles . 

Aristotle believed that strict determinism must be rejected because it destroys the natural basis for distinguishing between voluntary and involuntary actions . 

She sincerely believes that her grandmother looks after her in the spirit world . 

I am sufficiently egotistical to believe that one of the reasons why they failed was that I was not present . 

I also believe that people are capable of bad , sick and harmful actions . " 

Travis might be going to pieces because he thought Rosemary had finished with him , but , all too clearly , he did n't deep down believe that they were through . 

You may sincerely believe yourself capable of running a nightclub , and as far as the public relations and administration side goes , that 's probably true . " 

Half a minute later the airframe gave one final creak and his stomach fell away as the Hercules lifted off , whining into the night sky . 

At three o'clock when they were still awake , still in a no-man 's land of self-absorption , a car whined into Sunday Street and stopped , its engine running . 

Doors stood half open and the wind whined through black , unglazed windows . 

He heard the clang of metal on metal , and a ricochet whined viciously past his head . 

Five of the stray bullets bracketed him , whining angrily past to star the wall behind him . 

Mr Williams was walking in the countryside , listening for odd songs , looking for that magic to be found in a new song . 

The idea behind radar was to send out radio waves and listen for echoes from enemy craft . 

Though neither admitted it , they were listening for sounds -- sounds of battle -- and none came . 

He kept listening for sounds that would tell him Blackbeard and his henchman were in the vicinity . 

At last Hazel heard what he was listening for ; a rabbit -- or was it two ? -- approaching from the wood . 

Hilda Amiel , alleged to be the very godmother of fake art , has been arraigned for her part in what the US Attorney calls the ` single largest worldwide source and distribution network of bogus prints " . 

Police Court trials usually included a miscellaneous collection of well-known ne'er-do-wells picked up over the weekend and arraigned on Monday morning to face drunk and disorderly charges . 

The year 1930 saw a bewildering and rapid sequence of events : Bruno Fricke was arraigned for court martial , there was a string of resignations , public rows and even expulsions . 

After capture he was arraigned on a charge of sabotage , and was shot in Rome . 

Mortimer and Isabella were hurried off to London and arraigned before parliament in November . 

He had been arraigned before the GMC twice before , both times for canvassing . 

He was arraigned on three different charges and sentenced to three periods of one year 's imprisonment with hard labour to run consecutively . 

The defendant was arraigned on an indictment charging him with murder . 

He was arraigned on eight counts of treason before Sir Travers Humphreys [ q.v. ] at the Old Bailey on 28 November 1945 . 

Two days later she was arraigned for violating the new law , although her case was overtaken by challenges to the constitutionality of the legislation . 

Imelda Marcos was arraigned in Manila on seven tax evasion charges on Dec. 9 , arising from her alleged failure to pay income and estate taxes . 

Demeke was arraigned at a New York court last night but German prosecutors said they may ask for him to be extradited . 

He was handcuffed and taken to a locker room where he was chained to a metal grille by the arms and legs . 

She has revealed that another priest tried to pressure her into getting Jennifer adopted . 

The published report reveals that the ` vehicular fraction " of lead was 24 per cent . 

` Thirty-nine IOC members give football as their first interest , " Scott reveals . 

` I 'm planning to direct and produce my own films eventually , " she revealed . 

` That 's why I talk straight to aspiring artists , " Jay reveals . 

When he first fell in love with Alyce-Faye , Cleese revealed : ` I 've got this new relationship right because of a mixture of learning from therapy and meeting the right person . 

And Newman revealed : ` Lee came in high but there was nothing malicious about it . 

` In chosen instances , " Firenze had revealed , ` the total human population of the galaxy will be compelled to function as one mighty mind . 

` I was rather chuffed -- then I found out it meant the fat one , " reveals Sir Harry . 

I was n't breathing very well , " revealed Liz , who is occasionally troubled by asthma . 

As the details of the US involvement are revealed , the administration is coming under fire from normally dovish Democrats on Capitol Hill for not acting swiftly and decisively enough to take advantage of the opportunity to end General Noriega 's rule . 

PATRICK RYAN , the Catholic priest whose extradition was unsuccessfully sought by Britain last year , will not face prosecution in the Irish Republic , it was revealed last night . 

Plump Beryl who talks to the office cactus is lovelorn , it is revealed . 

Later it was revealed that the money had come from a different source . 

They had already turned against him when it was revealed he paid a secretary to keep quiet about an affair . 

There is of course no reason why individual lenders should not make insurance compulsory for their clients : its cost would have to be revealed to the customer , and it would have to be added into the calculated APR . 

The tragic note in Rachel 's voice suggested Lady Audley 's secret had just been revealed . 

Some of the answers are revealed in this study , which was based on a project originated by the Sheffield Branch of Cruse . 

Tim Yeo , the junior health minister , has revealed to Community Care the limits of DoH monitoring of the reforms after 1 April ( News , page 1 ) . 

But she would not reveal to any of them what the others had prescribed . 

As she revealed to writer Sherwood Anderson , she had made a conscious decision to limit the type of image she believed had been most susceptible to critical misreadings in 1923 : 

The father of three revealed he and his children had received death threats . 

Sixteen years ago this man was prosecuted for revealing the spy centre 's true purpose . 

But Evelyn felt quite sure that he would not reveal her secret . 

COSTAIN will this week provide the starkest evidence yet of the slump gripping Britain 's construction industry , by revealing pre-tax losses of about £40 million for 1991 . 

Mr Martin has revealed how Ms Lewis courted him in his ` pick-up truck " without wearing any undergarments . 

She also reveals how the actor who tried to make the world a better place was to rescue her from the brink again . 

SPELLING everyday words is beyond the grasp of millions of Britons , a survey revealed yesterday . 

But his angry third wife , Kim , revealed yesterday : ` Most of his clothes are mine . 

And yesterday , Kevin Larkin revealed how he and his family are attempting to cope with their loss . 

In 1926 , the year of his birth , 2 billion people inhabited this planet . 

White and coloured peoples will inhabit the earth , as today , but with one essential difference . 

In Brazil , FoE says the people who inhabit the rainforests are at risk of being shot by gunmen associated with logging interests . 

It 's crammed full of stunning photographs capturing the grandeur of the Nepalese Himalaya and the vibrant culture of the Sherpa people who inhabit the area . 

The people who inhabit Gormenghast , ambivalently described as " figures " and " shapes " , are poised between the two meanings . 

Although relatively few people inhabit the island , our small community is a constantly changing and very busy one . 

They inhabit flat areas of densely planted muddy waters in Venezuela , Brazil and Paraguay and are tolerant of low oxygen levels and high water temperatures . 

Barama , which initially denied that any Indians inhabited the area , has begun road construction and plans also to build a sawmill and plywood factories . 

Blacks ( perish the thought ) now inhabit his old house and pitched battles between gangs and police make the streets untenable . 

As the brothers disliked one another , E. F. inhabited the house in term-time , then went abroad , leaving it to A. C. for the vacations . 

A century ago , when the region was inhabited by Indians and rough pioneers , the Everglades -- or ` grassy waters " to the Indians -- encompassed a 250-mile-long system of lakes , marshes and rivers . 

Apparently , the flat had been previously inhabited by giants : I am tall for a woman , but all the shelves were too high for me to reach without standing on a stool . 

When the Romans first began to expand into the Balkans in the third century BC , the area was inhabited by Thracian , Illyrian and Celtic tribes . 

Only the south-western , chiefly coastal part of what is now modern Finland was inhabited . 

Until 1776 this was a poor place inhabited chiefly by nailers . 

Minor incidents in the Prigorodny region of North Ossetia , inhabited mainly by Ingush , ignited the tense situation in the North Caucasian republics into violent conflict at the end of October . 

I have left behind a perfect segment of the universe we inhabit so blindly . 

On the ground floor my interpreter from the Bengali Housing Association led the way into a small , bare flat inhabited by a Bengali widow with three children of six , eight and nine . 

The Utes who once inhabited these regions handed down tales of gods as entities with a wry sense of humour , human faults and even a mean streak . 

The islanders inhabit the coastal strip only , and subsist almost entirely on royalties from the mining . 

IT 'S strange but true : the earliest ancestors of the video camcorder are to be found in holes deep below ground which were inhabited by cave dwellers long before the dawn of recorded history . 

He 'd put his elbow up slightly as he took the bag from her because sometimes she would clout him with it . 

When he told Mrs Race , she clouted the boy across the face and her remark became one of our family jokes : ` I would n't care , I wanted it for the lamp . " 

With a sort of grunt , he wound his hand back and again clouted me , hard , on the face . 

She clouted him again across the back of his skull , this time with the flat of her hand . 

" Just a minute , Mr Herriot , do n't touch 'er tit get or she 'll clout ye . 

Jazz clouted the skinhead over the ear so fast that the boy never saw it coming and reeled back , off balance . 

` Look at Angel clouting that sweet little mare with his stick -- the fucker . " 

65th minute : Ian Wright emerged from an innocuous challenge with Howells and clouted the Spurs man . 

And you know that at the same time as you could clout them you 'd actually die for them also if it came to the point . 

` Wake up , asshole , " said the barman clouting Bill from his stool . 

Partridge had got all angry and upset soon too because as he was struggling with Steven a magazine fell out of his trousers on to the towpath of the canal and the other men had picked it up and it had been a spanking magazine so all the other men who were n't laughing and shouting already started teasing partridge ; Partridge started trying to wrestle Steven to the ground but Steven had got free and clouted the other man with the shovel , which was still bloody from hacking the cat to bits , and after that , with the magazine coming apart as the other men grabbed at it and Partridge rolling about dazed on the towpath in the cat 's blood and almost falling into the canal , Dan Ashton had said soberly that enough was enough and they 'd better go and see Mr Smith the supervisor because they just could n't go on like this . 

Samson had clouted her for burning it -- the beginning of a long bad day . 

But by mid-afternoon the hostilities had settled into the familiar pattern of ` racial disturbances " , where constables clout coons , and blacks stone vans . 

The head thought the young upstart was simply trying to put him off and clouted him , before ripping off his trousers to reveal a naked behind to an audience that included the mayor , and parents and children of the school . 

So Broom'ead clouts 'im an' packs 'is bags. 'E 's livin' somewhere orf the Tower Bridge Road an' 'e 's got 'imself anuvver 'orse-an'-cart . " 

THE gentlemanly art of boxing has clouted so many expressions into common usage that it might be time to ` throw in the towel " . 

The baler was washed forward into the bow so they baled with their berets , taking turns to paddle and resisting the temptation to lean forward and clout the porpoises darting at the bow . 

The teachers ' unions adopted a policy of industrial action and employed techniques appropriate to an industrial conflict .

To achieve this they employed strategies similar to those used by schoolteachers and referred to by Hargreaves ( 1975 ) as ` the liontamer " , ` the entertainer " and the ` new romantic " .

It is prohibited to employ methods or means of warfare which are intended , or may be expected , to cause widespread , long-term and severe damage to the natural environment .

The associations between this allegedly purposeless irresponsibility and a galloping crime rate have come to be employed regularly in postwar discourses on the decline and fall of the ` British way of life " .

The receipts and payments method is commonly employed for shorter time periods , say up to one month .

A notation that is frequently employed particularly when discussing anisotropy of crystals or of polymers is that of Voigt ( Lehrbuch der Kristallphysik ( 1910 ) .

Instead , the armed forces ( especially the army , which could pose a potential threat to his rule ) is regularly employed as a massive source of cheap labour .

Stays imposed on the grounds of delay or for any other reason should only be employed in exceptional circumstances .

In Animal Liberation and all his subsequent writings on the topic , Singer employs his animal-enhanced equality principle to argue that the consequences for all concerned would on balance be best served by almost total vegetarianism .

Most are employed simply to enhance product appeal : colour , smell , texture or flavour .

Size and slant constraints were employed , and writers were asked to use only particular forms of letters .

None the less , unison doublings should be very sparingly employed in all but the full orchestra .

He used long words he never normally employed , and he could hear the falsity of his ` cultivated " accent .

Smells are employed most widely to find food , but they also help many animals and plants to avoid being eaten .

Kinison was often accused of spreading hate , although Hicks himself employs far more gentle tactics .

Therefore , we employed a gel-extraction method ( 33 ) and renatured the eluted protein as described in Materials and Methods .

They take different routes but employ the same learning principles .

But here , too , he employs the strategy of delaying clarification .

The research project will employ plume dispersion models in order to model dispersal by wind and will need to integrate this and other environmental data with detailed demographic records .

The programme employs stream sediment sampling at a density of one sample per km² with analysis for up to 30 elements .

Another danger comes from domestic powders and sprays that are employed excessively -- on the lawn for example .

Complex formulas will often be employed to show how impersonal and objective the decision-making has been .

And he employs a zig-zag training sprint which involves a series of passes before the player finishes off by flinging himself at a rugby tackle bag !

It is interesting to note that , because of the computer production technique employed , the Genesis sails should be more accurately one-design than a handmade Dacron sail .

From there on , the topography is less demanding , the road undulating gently all the way to Monmouth . 

If the terrain is undulating it is also important to peg the net tight to the ground in the bottom of the hollows for otherwise rabbits will escape beneath the net . 

It had snowed all night and the build-up was threatening to push us off down the hill . 

` I mean , Miss Shannon Lea , that it 's been snowing heavily all night long . 

` It 's been snowing heavily all the time we 've been in the hall . 

It 's snowing in Europe and winning for Britain on the international bobsleigh circuit are Oxford brothers …

The wind picks up some snow , or it is snowing gently , as I snow hook the dogs to sort her out . 

Perspiration poured from a hundred brows -- though it was snowing steadily outside -- as an official declared : ` We ask you to tell the world about Petr Uhl . 

Making small noises of distress , she started to do a three-point turn , reversed -- hard -- into the side of the bench , and squawked loudly . 

Squawking madly in what appeared to be a family squabble over the direction they should take , they suddenly closed ranks , as if by order , and formed a perfect vee behind their leader . 

The day the hens came , squawking faintly in a crate from Grove Farm , Aunt Emily received a note from Mrs Langley . 

Birds sang riotously in the thick foliage , and squirrels squawked indignantly as they passed . 

A straggling formation of geese flew upriver , low over the water , squawking faintly . 

Animals can usually only ` talk " about things happening here and now -- a bird will squawk when danger is imminent . 

He squawked and flapped his wings , and the tension dissolved in their shared laughter . 

She rushed in and gathered her beloved hen to her , burying her face in its feathers , as the hen began to squawk with surprise and excitement . 

To keep profits up , firms will need to lower costs or get more value for their money . 

Meanwhile an intensive modernisation programme will attempt to lower production costs . 

First , they should have significant input/output linkages so primary energy sectors for example , would lower fuel costs across the economy , and steel expansion would generate external economies in shipbuilding or motor vehicles . 

Where firms use ` workshop " affiliates in developing countries , they may lower their total costs below those of stay-at-home rivals . 

Professor Mathias has stressed that rising output and improving productivity will lower the average costs of a commodity " only if the goods can be cleared to a widening market …

Then there is social consumption , expenditure on projects and services that lower the reproduction costs of labour ( e.g. social insurance which expands the reproductive power of the workforce and lowers labour costs ) . 

Nicholas Brady , the US Treasury Secretary and David Mulford , his aggressive deputy , have made it clear that they want Mr Greenspan to lower interest rates and do it quickly . 

INVESTORS are convinced that the Bank of Japan will soon be forced to lower interest rates sharply . 

WALL Street soared yesterday after the Federal Reserve Board , the nation 's central bank , lowered short-term interest rates to prevent the economic recovery from stalling . 

HOUSEBUILDER Sir Lawrie Barratt lowered interest rates long before the Chancellor got round to it . 

Broadly speaking , expansionary monetary and fiscal policies before an election will lower rates of interest and levels of unemployment while raising national income . 

But will the banks not then lower their interest rates , thus encouraging people to borrow ? 

The Australian Wool Corporation , which controls wool marketing down under , lowered its floor price by 20% because of falling demand , but still had to buy 70% of the wool on sale at auction each week . 

Compaq Computer Corp , Houston lowered the price on its Pagemarq 20 network printer by 16% to $3,600 ; prices on key printer options , like memory modules and network interface boards were cut by up to 33% . 

Through mass production , he steadily lowered the price of his famous Model T ( $1500 in 1913 , $760 in 1929 , $600 in 1929 ) , while a larger volume of sales kept his profit high . 

At Exeter , another clothing centre , cheese was seized and sold at a lowered price , while the Cornish miners forced butchers to lower the price of meat , which also happened in Wolverhampton . 

The subsequent fall in UK prices greatly closed that gap , prompting the export dependent Dutch and Danish to further lower their prices to maintain a price differential of some kind . 

A fall in oil prices lowers all energy prices and encourages economic growth but if it also re-establishes the dependence which made the two oil shocks so effective in curtailing growth , then nothing useful has been achieved . 

However a new range of cheap , in-house brands could put pressure on retailers to lower prices on their existing own-label products too , leaving them worse off . 

Next Saturday , she will hope to lower that time by a second on the same track in the TSB Invitation . 

Australia 's largest private bank , Westpac Banking Corp. , immediately lowered its prime rate by half a percentage point to 15 per cent . 

ICRP recently lowered the maximal permissible dose from 50 mSv/year to 20 mSv/year 6 , keeping the dose for skin and hands at 500 mSv/year . 

Er the situation is that what has happened is that government has lowered the mandatory ceiling from fifty thousand to twenty thousand . 

In 1921 the Football League lowered the maximum wage from £9 to £8 . 

But before operations began to assess the prospects , the multinational giant exercised an option to lower its stake to 20 per cent , leaving British Petroleum as the operating partner to shoulder the rest of the costs . 

Steve Richardson passes on a few tips on how to lower your scores by improving your on-course tactics . 

This returns employment to its previous level at L1 , and lowers the firm 's wage rate to W3 . 

He had suddenly aged , his skin stretched like old parchment across his cheeks , his eyes red and tired .

The Prioress seemed to have aged since Corbett had last seen her .

Fragrant rose-pink cup-shaped blossoms which age to deep carmine .

Among those ageing with a disability there are also likely to be differing experiences and concerns structured around race and gender .

As existing dominant males age so doubtless can the collaborative attacks of younger animals prove increasingly effective .

Even when their vet warned them that Lizzie was getting on , they did n't realise just how much she had aged .

The constant upheaval of her life had parted her from any close friends and her own quiet , withdrawn manner kept most people at arm 's length . 

Ashley was glaring at me over the candle flame the way a hawk must glare at a field mouse the instant before it parts mouse from field forever . 

All the little man had to do was stand up and take one pace forward , parting the branches . 

Part your hands , bring the arms out to your sides , and lower . 

Yet , as Choate 's account also shows , even wise men and their money can easily be parted by sharp consultants , who can pass through the green baize door knowing that their clients can not peep through the keyhole . 

Now , as we report on Page 15 , she is to be parted from the nursery school children whose friendship has helped to restore her health and build her confidence . 

She had refused to be parted from it , and leniency had been shown during her first few days in new surroundings . 

He moved to the bay window , parted the curtains and looked out on Champney Road . 

She parted her lips to tell him about Dana , then closed them again as a desperate plea from her twin made itself known as clearly as if Dana had been in the same room . 

He pronounced it ` Roobish " -- it was a word in which his Rummidge accent was particularly noticeable .

Okay so sometimes it helps if when you see a word you pronounce it to yourself .

For example , some words may be concatenated , such that certain sounds are omitted , e.g. " go away " may be pronounced as " go way " .

Lieberman ( 1963 ) , for example , found that speakers pronounce words less clearly when they are more predictable from their linguistic or pragmatic contexts .

Every time he heard the sacred name pronounced by this strange voice , Henri thrilled with joy ; it seemed to him like a voice from beyond the grave , something mysterious and superhuman .

All the adults pronounced the name of Balmoral with a unique excitement ; the cousins were soberly proud of their duty to play with the royal children .

Taking his cue from her , Thiercelin pronounced it German-style , with three syllables .

It is difficult for Spanish-speakers to pronounce the English sound ` ea " .

Similarly , adjacent sounds may be modified to sound more like each other , e.g. " gone back " may be pronounced as " gom back " .

Be careful that the words sound the way they do normally , because it 's very easy when you pronounce individual words to make them sound odd .

Japlish words are pronounced as they would be written in katakana , a Japanese phonetic syllabary .

Obviously , single-syllable words present no problems -- if they are pronounced in isolation they are said with primary stress .

Consonants in possible trisyllabic words -- for example , can the child pronounce the ` l " in ` elephant " or the ` m " in ` umbrella " ?

She pronounces ` liver " with a long vowel , so that for a second he thinks she is asking if he likes geese saliva .

The mestizo pronounced them again and with care , proud of his command of the language .

The bishops'intrusion into bloody Basque politics has maddened many priests , according to Inaki Esnaola , a radical lawyer who is Herri Batasuna 's candidate for Guipuzcoa province . 

Remember when she used to stand there and madden you with her politeness and that voice of hers . 

His inability to think , combined with the thickening gloom , maddened him . 

Ferris took the decision to abandon the aircraft , which crashed at 1205 at Oxborough , Norfolk . 

The count simply abandoned the small , expensive aircraft and led them to the car . 

The issue of abandoning Soviet bases was disputed in July 1955 at a Central Committee meeting in the Soviet Union . 

Britain abandoned the Habbaniyah base in 1959 after Iraq left the Baghdad Pact in the wake of the previous summer 's revolution . 

So I abandoned my car and watched from a pedestrian walkway high above Charing Cross . 

She abandoned her car in the car park of Harpenden Leisure Centre , Hertfordshire , where she worked . 

A spokesman said it appeared the Escort XR3i collided with parked vehicles at 9pm on Monday and the driver then abandoned the car . 

The great German superiority in artillery made the outcome inevitable : the Russians abandoned Warsaw and the city was occupied by the Germans on 5 August . 

The High Elves abandoned their towers and cities , leaving behind a small number of their people who were unwilling or unable to leave their adopted homeland . 

The general said that the mutinous soldiers would abandon their positions , give up their ammunition and walk on foot to their camp at Fort Bonafacio about three miles away . 

In two long strides , Guy abandoned his leaning position by the fireplace and came to take her by the shoulders , shaking her roughly . 

Nor could he abandon his post for the moment to ensure that Boris returned below . 

In the central sector , the Transjordanians abandoned two large towns , Lydda and Ramla , to their fate , in the belief that they were tactically indefensible . 

Peasants abandoned the land and fled illegally to towns , while prosperous artisans engaged in commercial activities . 

The epic story of how the citizens of Phocaea abandoned their town rather than submit to the Persians is told by Herodotus 1.163 ff . 

Evidence that the mine is polluting the local environment includes dying trees in the vicinity of the smelter , and a street of houses which has been abandoned by whites concerned at the risk of disease . 

At the weekend , he climbed into a twin-engined , four-passenger Cessna-310 provided by a human rights group … and headed back to the homeland he had abandoned . 

Then the row blew up with Hungary over the enforced assimilation of ethnic Hungarians , involving plans to raze their villages . 

If Dublin were razed to the ground , what would it matter if some of the ashes belonged to Marks and Spencer ? 

Milan challenged the new ruler and for its troubles was razed to the ground in 1162 . 

On 27th July 1155 Barbarossa razed Spoleto , which had paid him tribute earlier in false money . 

In March of 1162 , Milan was razed to the ground by imperial troops , and the inhabitants were forced to settled in four widespread parts of the territory . 

The towns of Kohlizt and the Temple of Sigmar at Nachtdorf were razed to the ground . 

I 'd like to raze it and plough over the site like the Romans did with Carthage . " 

On the night of May 5-6 the village of Voskepar , in the north-east corner of Armenia close to the border with Azerbaijan , was razed by Azerbaijani and Soviet troops . 

Mr Ward said his town 's courthouse and city hall were razed in the 1960s to make way for modern buildings . 

Or would it be fairer to convict the harm-doer of a lesser offence , thus ignoring the chance result ? 

An exact match will be sufficient to convict the farmer of a pollution infringement . 

In 1988 an Alabama jury convicted 15-year-old Clayton Flowers of capital murder and recommended a sentence of life in prison without parole . 

Over more than six days they convicted Allitt of four murders , three attempted murders and six charges of causing grievous bodily harm with intent . 

Mrs Mandela and Falati were convicted last year of kidnapping and assaulting four township activists , including ` Stompie " Moeketsi , whose body was later found in the bush near Soweto . 

A Brazilian court , creating national legal history , has convicted a logger of operating illegally on Indian land . 

TWO ULSTER men were convicted last week for possession and trying to smuggle drugs into the Republic . 

The jury deliberated for only 10 hours before convicting Mr Bakker on all charges . 

The jury convicted him on the counts of theft , but by directions of the recorder returned no verdict on the section 15(1) count . 

The jury , however , convicted him on this count , and he was sentenced to two years ' imprisonment on each count to run concurrently . 

A jury had earlier convicted Duncan of assaulting Andrew Clarkson by punching him on the head and body to his severe injury and permanent disfigurement . 

The European Court of Justice has convicted the British government of failing to meet minimum standards for nitrates in drinking water , as set out in an EC directive which came into force in 1980 . 

Despite his apology , a religious court convicted him of using insulting language . 

An Old Bailey jury convicted Bream , aged 28 , of the manslaughter of a building worker , Mr Sean Foster . 

But Carter has always protested his innocence and in letters from prison , constantly questions the evidence used to convict him . 

Spencer denied having been at the scene when the attack took place but the jury took just less than twenty minutes to convict him . 

That would put a lighter burden on the prosecution , and improve the chances of convicting an offender . 

In July Mr Pettersson was convicted by a the crown court in a split decision where the majority , consisting of lay assessors , unanimously voted in favour of a life sentence . 

Several men were convicted by a jury even though the evidence which was laid before the court to support the charge was inconsistent . 

Ennis , 33 , of Roehampton , south London , was convicted by Kingston Crown Court yesterday of indecently assaulting a 25-year-old student last November . 

On 7 August 1989 Kenneth Stephen Pegg was convicted by a jury at St. Albans Crown Court of murder . 

Mrs Frak , a state enrolled nurse had been convicted by magistrates of common assault on Mrs Sarah Fribbins . 

It was later revealed that Mr Argles had employed a boy who had been convicted of offences against young children . 

These fundamental values should not be jettisoned simply because marriage is a factor in the case , as indeed the Court of Appeal affirmed when holding that a husband may be convicted of kidnapping his wife . 

Fifty-six years ago in Tennessee a teacher named Charles Scopes was convicted in a court case of teaching evolution to his pupils . 

Baragiola had previously been convicted of murder in Italy , but had escaped in 1980 and obtained Swiss citizenship . 

This represents the literal approach to the construction of the section , which stipulates simply that the court , ` after hearing the evidence and the parties , shall convict the accused or dismiss the information . " 

They could have accepted the arguments of the prosecution and the apparent evidence of the video footage and convicted the four Los Angeles police officers . 

I knew that if the jury convicted Menzies the file would be closed and no eyes would ever be turned in my direction . 

Vital forensic evidence needed to convict up to 500 terrorist suspects is feared to have been wiped out . 

The president and councillors were supposed to encourage an amicable settlement , but if they failed the president could convict wrongdoers and fine them up to twenty rupees . 

The Law Society will have powers to suspend a solicitor convicted of a serious crime from practice before taking disciplinary proceedings , and to intervene in the practices of solicitors who are incapacitated or have abandoned their practices . 

A CROWN court judge is considering recommending the deportation of a man convicted of deception . 

Now , you might feel that there is a significant difference between a murderer or bank robber and someone who has been wrongfully convicted of murder or bank robbery . 

The case was brought by Michael Hickey , one of the men convicted of the murder of the newspaper boy Carl Bridgewater . 

Most of those released are non-political prisoners convicted of criminal offences , but a number of prisoners of conscience will also be released . 

The burglar not only lost his civil action against the owner but was also presumably convicted at the local criminal courts -- it just was n't his lucky day . 

The foresters were frequently convicted at the Forest Eyres of trespasses against vert and venison , and of oppressive conduct towards the forest inhabitants . 

The Yugoslav federal criminal law was changed in 1990 and many people convicted for similar non-violent political activity were released . 

In these cases , magistrates are much more likely to convict for technical breaches of highly technical rules . 

Nobody was ever officially convicted for the murder of Alfred Oliver . 

Thirdly , the image of rape portrayed is misleading and may encourage mistaken beliefs by judges and juries , so that they do not convict in cases which fall outside this narrow stereotype . 

The Iraqi authorities on Nov. 24 released the South African-born British businessman , Ian Richter , imprisoned in Iraq since July 1986 and convicted in February 1987 of bribery and forgery charges . 

A UN arbitration panel ruled on May 8 that France had committed " substantial violations " of a 1986 UN accord by repatriating two French agents convicted in New Zealand of sabotage and manslaughter . 

And Colin French , convicted on 65 counts of cruelty to his farm animals , was this week sentenced to 3 months in jail , subject to appeal . 

Sir Leon extended early parole to many more short-sentence prisoners and virtually abolished it for long-term offenders convicted on drugs , sex , arson , and violence charges . 

A number of people convicted under Article 100 were subsequently released from prison , including Huang Hwa , Taiwan 's most prominent dissident , on May 18 . 

A MOTHER was yesterday convicted of assaulting her daughter by smacking her bottom with a slipper . 

The woman convicted of killing one man always denied killing or even knowing the other . 

A nurse who was burgled while she slept says she 's disgusted that the man convicted of using her stolen chequebook has walked free from court . 

These powers were employed with telling effect on a series of ` H-block " marches , when hundreds of people were arrested and convicted for taking part in prohibited marches or not observing the 5-day rule . 

The driver refused and was in due course convicted by justices of failing to provide a specimen without reasonable excuse . 

The Supreme Court on May 4 took a further step in the ongoing process of restricting the rights of prisoners convicted by state judicial systems to have their cases reviewed in federal courts . 

Whichever account is true , one thing is sure , and that is that he was never convicted . 

A defendant who pleads that he was erroneously convicted is putting up a positive case and can be asked for particulars . 

Another point relates to the fact that , in the first case , the jury acquitted the defendants of one charge and convicted them of Both charges arose out of the same facts .

` We gotta take our music more serious , " he tells the Crickets , who remain unconvinced . 

But before you can make an omelette you gotta break a few eggs , ai n't that so ? " 

` Waal , based on the UK track record in recent years , I guess I gotta go along with Pat and Fred , " he replied , shaking his head slowly . 

If I gotta wait for him , I might as well wait for you too , might n't I ? " 

` Not if I 've gotta play this afternoon , " said Luke , sitting down next to Perdita . 

Memo to world liberaldom , re : realignment -- ` It 's gotta be rock'n'roll music , if you wanna dance with me . " 

I 've gotta run " ) and Faust as a rock star wearing a virtual reality DataGlove . 

No , I tell yer , Fred , yer gotta be so careful where kids are concerned . " 

I 've gotta be up at five in the mornin' , " he said , knowing it was useless to discuss it any further . 

` I 've got Rachel ter wash and settle , an' then I 've gotta sort those papers out . " 

Do n't ferget now , we gotta 'ave the gates ready fer when Tony brings the lorry up at six sharp . " 

The words spring unbidden to his mind ; the language he once knew has slipped from his grasp . 

From the centre of the rosette sprang a single five-inch stalk with a small spike of closed white flowers at its end . 

He dug a grave with his sword and buried the poor -girl , planting the split reed above her ; from it sprang a rose-bush with one black bloom . 

It 's not much protection from wind at this slower speed , but you can unnerve the man in front of you , wait for a moment of weakness and spring past . 

I took the pins from my hair to dry it a bit and it sprang free . 

He lightly set his feet on the stone buttocks and sprang across , and , seized by some eccentric whim in mid air , raised his black p.v.c. arms and flapped them , cawing like a crow . 

As he screamed and clutched at himself the wizard dragged open the door , sprang inside , slammed it behind him and threw his body against it , panting . 

Like the mark of a slap , an arc of pink sprang across each of the boy 's whitened cheeks . 

Lucy screamed and tried to protect her head and face with her arms while Silas sprang across the room and dragged Doreen from her . 

He concluded the dance with a double spin , springing sideways in the air and kicking his feet sharply together and as he did so he landed in a heap on the bed . 

The shafts sprang into the air and I was dangled like a gymnast on parallel bars , before being tossed to the ground . 

It was above me on the rocks , and then it sprang into the darkness behind me . 

Whenever she was not concentrating on something else , it sprang into the foreground of her thoughts . 

SPRING sprang on the City yesterday and , in the euphoria of the surprise Tory majority in the General Election , the rains of earlier in the week were forgotten . 

Angel One leapt after him , merciless as a tiger springing on a tethered goat . 

It was only a matter of time before a competitor sprang on the market . 

His eye fell on it for the first time as it sprang onto the marble plinth and clutched at the neck of the vase to steady itself . 

The cat opened one eye cautiously , saw that it was true and sprang onto Mildred 's shoulder where it rubbed its head gratefully against her hair . 

But with Pyke to impress in the audience we had good reason to spring energetically over the scaffolding . 

A girl , overcome by enthusiasm for the occasion , took off her clothes and sprung forward through the crowds . 

Gabriel blushed violently and felt the sweat spring through his palms and trickle down the hilt of his tin sword . 

Perspiration sprang through the skin of her body instantaneously . 

Kenneth sprang to his feet , beamed , displaying neglected teeth , and made a gesture towards the kettle and the coffee jar . 

Before he finished speaking he had sprung towards the stairs and up them , shouting now , ` It 'll be a longish drive ; ask Mary to put something up for me ; soup or something . " 

She set her teeth , then , half stooping , sprang towards the next stone . 

A tall , strong , mature boy , he considered ` doing a runner " and sprang out of bed . 

The thought stimulated her into springing out of bed , showering hastily , and dressing in her warm green trousers and top . 

Suddenly , there was a slither , a click , and shadowy figures sprang out of the darkness . 

Richard sprang away from Lissa , his skin flushing a dull red . 

Susan Stretch was driving home to Chilton Polden with her three girls , and a neighbour and her two children , when the creature sprang against the side of her car . 

She sprang guiltily away from Vincent , pushing him off balance . 

Maggie 's legs came to life , although shakily , and she sprang away . 

Bake in the oven for 50 minutes to an hour , or until the cake springs back when you press your fingers into it . 

Then he sprang down as quickly as he had sprung up and , approaching Philippa with easy stride , caught hold of her , digging his fingers in hard , as warning . 

Pousse-pousse ! " yelled Chuck Sherman and sprang down the steps of the Continental Palace Hotel into the Rue Catinat with his arm raised in the manner of a French colon . 

He pulled on his shirt with such violence that a button sprang off and skittered across the floor . 

She sprang off the bed and reached the window in a swoop of wild excitement . 

It was like being on a ghost train , except that there was no crouching figure behind the hedges , nothing that would spring out and frighten her . 

She sprang out and raced across with her boundless energy to fling her arms around Alain and hug him close . 

A stray tomcat had sprung out , all claws and hisses , at Clementina Crosspatch , who did n't like cats either , and struggled to get at him , then cried a weird wolf-like cry of frustration . 

But Iris sprang up , hit him and shouted : ` Get lost , you thieving swine . " 

She sprang up and all the children rushed towards their father save the baby , who was not , even for that prize , going to chance losing his throne . 

This creates a bed for your pet that is as soft as down yet always springs back into shape after use . 

It sprang down off her lap and prowled off through a flower bed . 

And then they would spring down with a howl and rush to embrace her . 

Liam sprang on to a table , raised a glass and began to declaim a speech . 

She pulled up and ran after the still-moving combine , grasped the rail with one finger and sprang on to the vertical steps . 

Or perhaps he 's here somewhere in the house , lurking behind a chest of drawers , waiting to spring out at me . " 

A rough-looking youth with long black unkempt hair and with a muffler about his neck suddenly sprang out from a disused barn standing close beside the lane . 

Barry Moxton had been lurking there all the time , just below the surface of his consciousness , waiting to spring out at him . 

As they stood off guard , two young men both carrying suitcases sprang out from the passageway behind the tomb . 

Emma had sprung round from her crouching position now ; her whole body was trembling , yet at the same time she looked taut . 

Rosheen sprung up from her couch in panic as she remembered what Sheldukher had done to her . 

During these attacks it is said that the king , as he watched , three times sprang up from his throne in fear for his army . 

Even before its last twitch they sprang forward , securing the room . 

At the sight of them she sprang forward and offered to get them a cup of coffee . 

He sprang upright , ran , not caring if Lawton was with him or not . 

Immediately , Lucien sprang upright and threw the robe round his shoulders . 

At the same time , because of the sudden loss of weight , the bucket sprung upwards , propelling Mould back towards the school . 

A POLICEMAN was kneed in the groin and another punched in the face as they tried to break up brawling schoolgirls at a railway station . 

He had kneed Gomez in the stomach to break the gunman out of the panic of drowning . 

But to herself , she said : ` Thank you , kind sir , " and kneed the patronising berk in the goolies . 

He swung around upon his kidnapper and with deadly accuracy kneed him in the groin . 

Such a hypothesis could explain the paradoxical inverse relation between serum cholesterol concentrations and colorectal carcinomas detected in certain western , or at least ` westernised " populations .

If correct , this hypothesis might explain why these people so many thousands of years ago went to the trouble and danger of penetrating so deeply into the cave for this purpose .

The different target cells and the assay systems used might explain the discrepancy .

The increased concentration and urokinase in malignant tissues may partly explain the finding of increased concentrations of urokinase in malignant ascites .

This result could be explained by the absence of a fall in blood pressure between as well as within groups .

This partly explains London Weekend Television 's battle with the institutions over its scheme for locking in key managers .

This partly explains the interest of some managers in performance assessment and performance-related pay .

Furthermore , this increase is entirely explained by the aging of the population between the two censuses .

These variations do not appear to be fully explained by differences in the types of case coming before the courts concerned ( Jones , 1995 : 116 ) .

That this should be a political force is also explained in part by Qaddafi 's rhetoric of individual autonomy and the social factor .

Organisations are often quite casual in their approach to the information created and stored on office systems and this is explained in part by their origins .

The fact that certain regions in the UK have come to depend on declining industries explains in part the regional disparities of unemployment which we referred to in Chapter 3 .

For example , Morwenna Griffiths refers to the feminist emphasis on generating abstractions on the basis of concrete , personal experience ( rather than assuming that inherited abstractions adequately explain experience ) .

This paradox is explained by the fact that the figures are of no relevance to the operation of the housing department throughout the rest of the year .

Pre - transitional European fertility can not be explained by the utility of children to their parents .

The noticeably high serum pepsinogen I concentration in the patients with chronic renal failure is consistent with previous reports and can be explained by its impaired renal clearance .

This might explain why Hazel felt that housework was her responsibility , although she explained it differently herself .

It also explains why the Tsar was able to secure the acquiescence of the nobility .

This may explain why Držić was known as “ the Croatian Molière ” .

For the present , what is important is that the Watson-Crick structure does explain how DNA can carry information , and how it can replicate .

The similar distribution of the RFLP alleles in Japanese and whites could not explain the difference of the ratio of gastric to duodenal ulcers in these populations .

This partly explains the desperate desire of nearly every function in the business to be represented on the board or the management committee .

The general bitterness also helps to explain why the DHAC was tolerated within the Catholic community .

His legs thudded on and on , but the movement was mechanical , with no spirit in it . 

A moth thudded into the parchment lampshade and blundered round , trying to escape . 

Marching along the street , with boots thudding and fingers slapping ( a peculiarly skinhead mannerism ) , all wearing the same clothes and the same haircut , the skinheads presented an image of power . 

I must have underestimated the benefit of my practice with the neighbour 's cat , since my attempt seemed to sail on and on before it thudded to the ground . 

The bird had thudded against the wallpaper and started to flop downwards and then swooped round and up , seeming ignorant of the opening through which it had entered . 

The sea roared like a pride of hungry lions , thudding against the side of the ship like a thousand battering-rams , so that it seemed that at any moment it must break through and drown them all . 

Omar said the rocks continued to thud against her body for what seemed to be an interminable time . 

And as the horse thudded over the frozen grass of the common land and came to the high road in a clatter of hooves , she sensed , beneath the fear , some ripple of excitement . 

I heard Jean-Claude thud down the stairs and greet the man at the door . 

Then , suddenly , he was running , his arms flailing wildly , his bare feet thudding against the dark earth . 

By late afternoon , a full-scale battle had broken out with rockets and grenades exploding regularly and bullets thudding into the walls . 

He heard a click and stepped back quickly as the bolt thudded into the wall of the derelict house behind him . 

The door slammed back on its hinges and thudded into the wall . 

It was cool on the terrace , and quiet enough to hear the waves thudding on to the Plage des Basques a long way below . 

His back thudded against the wall and he scraped along it towards the door , still giddy with fear . 

Suddenly I start puking into the road , but nothing comes up except this slimy stuff . 

But , in the end , Steven did n't mind at all when discerning folk puked up all over the loathsome Lost Boys and complained of dangerous levels of heartwarming brought on by an excess of Robin Williams . 

People will puke up all over the place and since it 's your fault , you 'll have to clear up the mess . 

For the second time that day , Corbett was shaken awake , an insistent voice calling his name . 

The words were enough to make him explode with anger , and , turning swiftly to grip her shoulders , he shook her with force , glaring down into her face . 

She spread hay over him for warmth , but it seemed as if the fever would shake him to pieces . 

` Good morning , " she greeted huskily , shaking the boots before putting them on . 

Athelstan shook himself , dressed , and went along to the kitchen to beg from a startled maid a bowl of hot water , a clean napkin and some salt with which to scrub his teeth . 

The wind was screaming and shaking the big windows , and Thomasin Darling had to shout . 

When the time comes to recover the gold , the ripples are removed and the carpet is shaken . 

Vasili shook her shoulders violently then slapped her across the face . 

Firms in those countries become the world leaders and begin to export as rising incomes spur demand elsewhere .

Springfield exported large numbers to South America , India , Ceylon and South Africa .

Guinness exported £975 million worth of goods from the UK in 1992 .

The same year , 1981 , details emerged of a proposed plan to export UK plutonium , from the civil programme , to the US for its fast reactor programme .

It is widely thought that substantial additional amounts were exported illegally to countries in Eastern Europe and the Third World .

We were the ones who exported the slaves in the first place , and now the white man is being asked back to restore the castles . "

This season the company has exported 640,000 tonnes of cereals and malt , while imports for the year are expected to exceed 200,000 tonnes .

She has still not given up the search , but she fears some animals are exported to Ireland or to the continent .

In return the Soviet Union exported US$156 million worth of goods to Canada .

The breed was already being exported to South Africa in the 1940s to improve the native cattle and it adapted well to a variety of climates and management systems .

Premier John Major is exporting the Government 's Autumn Statement package for recovery across Europe , as the EC nations prepare to agree wage rise cutbacks for public sector workers .

It was exported to England during the 1880s and an English herdbook was opened in 1900 .

He tried to export the birds to several countries , and has been allowed to import them by the British despite strong reservations from the Spanish authorities and concern expressed by conservationists .

The output of the southern fields was exported through the terminals on the Gulf which were to be demolished by enemy action at the outbreak of war .

The firm exports 85 per cent of its products and 40 per cent to customers manufacturing for Marks & Spencer .

5.9.4 Prior to any permitted assignment to procure that the assignee enters into direct covenants with the Landlord to perform and observe all the Tenant 's covenants and all other provisions during the residue of the Term 

Then the industrialists of the ancillary factories had been forced to observe the law of India , by granting minimum wages and basic safety facilities to the casual workers . 

So I think your point is in effect met , but we have to observe very properly the requirements of the law . 

` We have no desire to break the law , as a federation we have always advocated that we observe the law of the land . 

People do not always observe the principle , of course , but where a speaker flouts it , the hearer will suspect she has a reason . 

Instead , they observed the principle of socialist legality -- the idea that the best interests of a socialist society must override even the principle and letter of the law . 

Some British officials hoped that the judicial system would gradually gain acceptance and function as intended , but there was little opportunity for Sri Lankans to observe the principles which lay behind the rule of law . 

However , when practising in another country , an auditor must observe the specific rules of that country which govern the profession . 

The other ` player " in the communication game is not observing the customary rules . 

` But then comes the point : are the N.E.C. to observe the rules of natural justice ? 

She wanted to touch him , but continued to observe the rules that kept them apart during office hours . 

" I think they thought I did n't observe all the rules of protocol --- but I did n't know them 

We expect you to observe the general rules of conduct and standards of behaviour as et out below . 

Certainly all partners should be made fully aware of their responsibilities in these respects and the potential consequences for the firm should they fail to observe the rules . 

The Frog had got into the Underground and was gobbling up the guards on the Bakerloo line , but all in a deadly silence . 

Do n't gobble yer food so fast -- you 've chewed off half yer own hand already and not even noticed ! " 

There he was , having a grand time pulling off clusters of half-grown green apples and gobbling them up . 

I gobbled them down -- there was a whole day ahead of me and no guarantee of food -- and washed them down with water . 

They were like a great flock of gulls swooping to tear and gobble at their prey . 

On her way she encountered two fat pigeons gobbling the remains of a dropped sandwich on the pavement in front of her . 

` It gobbled up the bird in one go , " said a mournful bird-watcher yesterday . 

They wink , they pout , they gobble down the complimentary potato salad . 

She has a dark look , the bad girl child who will gobble you up . " 

If I did say something , perhaps she would gobble me up like the fox did to poor Chicken-Licken . 

I must confess I gobbled the meat down and I did n't notice the bone until it was too late . 

This year eight tons of prime beef , four tons of fresh salmon and four tons of fresh strawberries will be gobbled up . 

That evening he addressed close to 200 members and guests of the Metropolitan Section at the Institution of Electrical Engineers on the Thames Embankment . 

In Seville on April 20 King Juan Carlos , addressing over 2,000 VIPs amidst heavy security , opened the 1992 universal exhibition ( Expo ) . 

On the other hand , he was no more ridiculous than the little gang he was addressing ; stupid , dull thugs attempting to look like a crack fighting unit . 

` Did we ? " asked Frances , clueless as to whom she was addressing . 

In February 1883 Ellice Hopkins addressed a mass meeting of working men at the mining village of Bishop Auckland , on the invitation of the Bishop of Durham . 

After addressing a public meeting in support of extending the franchise to agricultural workers he had caught a severe cold . 

At worst , it seems merely second-hand or self-indulgent , as in those cringe-making moments when the actors step out of character and address the audience as ` themselves " . 

Sometimes a limited number of people will be allowed to address the councillors for or against a proposal at the meeting . 

In his place , the band have hired Steve Hogarth , a frail-looking fellow with lank black hair who addresses the audience with vaguely timorous deference . 

In 1908 she addressed 150 mass meetings in all parts of Britain , and in 1909-14 was editor of the suffragist newspaper , the Common Cause . 

In thirty-eight minutes flat he was supposed to be addressing a very high-powered seminar on enterprise . 

Addressing the Slovak National Council on June 23 Meciar had said that his new government would in July put forward a declaration of Slovak sovereignty ( not independence ) for approval by delegates . 

Mr Major will himself face party activists when he addresses the Welsh Tory Conference in Llangollen tomorrow . 

He addresses God as the God of Abraham and Isaac , the God who has commanded this return to the Land , and who has assured him with the words , ` I will do you good . " 

A British Conservative MP -- a great Euro-enthusiast -- addressed the conference on what he called " the British problem " . 

As your Solicitor is no longer acting for you , you must be prepared to address the Court on your own behalf . 

Addressing the Supreme Soviet during a debate on emergency price curbs , Mr Ryzhkov was far blunter than a man accustomed to the velvety circumlocutions and understatements , second nature to Western central bankers . 

Gordon Wilson used the occasion to address the IRA in advance of his talks with them . 

The go-between God addresses us primarily through the Word or message enshrined in the Scriptures ; and he enables us to address God with freedom and confidence in prayer . 

Director of nursing policy and practice at the RCN , Derek Dean , addressed hard managers in his book Manpower Solutions published by the RCN in 1987 . 

The Rev C Malpass gave a short address , which he always bases on the story of Christ addressing the multitude from the boat or a similar theme . 

We have been addressing two audiences throughout the debate -- the outside audience , whom the Opposition want to convince that this is a shock horror experience , and the audience in the House . 

The Network is arranging this year for a Peruvian editor , now living in exile in Europe , to address members about the human rights record in his country . 

The Headmaster will be addressing prospective parents in the School Hall at 10.00 am . 

For lengthy passages of the Chancellor 's speech , while Mr Lawson addressed his wider audience in the City and the country at large , their on-cue responses seemed more mechanical than enthusiastic . 

Though engrossed in picking his teeth with a match he gave me a long appraising stare before addressing me in rich cockney . 

The following day King Birendra addressed a rally in Kathmandu marking the 29th anniversary of the abolition of multiparty government and its replacement by a non-party system . 

Addressing the Supreme Soviet on Sept. 11 , Ryzhkov admitted that the working group had failed to synthesise the rival plans . 

He was in highly sociable mood and , bereft of any equals , was addressing me on the subject of the decline of western civilisation and the loss of old standards . 

If it is the Minister , he speaks again by leave of the House as no Member can address the House twice on the same motion without leave . 

Knowing that not many Southwark families sat down to a breakfast like that , the Beavises blessed their luck and addressed the world with beaming gratitude . 

The youngster addressed him with condescending friendliness , and got a morose answer . 

Ralph strives to address ` the high heid yins of Russia " to solicit news of the family , and receives his letter back from the Embassy in London , stamped : ` Communication not permitted . " 

Immediately it was announced on behalf of the Prime Minister that there is an exception to this principle , namely , when the sovereign is addressing ` the Commonwealth " . 

The secret of public speaking , he told me early in the campaign , is to address your audience right between the eyes . 

In all his thirty-three years no single woman had ever addressed him after such a fashion , or spoken of such a delicate matter . 

` Taken with a pinch of salt by serious historians , " Christopher remarked as if addressing a member of the Lower Fourth , but his wife was too engrossed in her book to notice . 

On Feb. 21 Havel addressed a joint session of the US Congress . 

Richard Denny , one of the UK 's foremost authorities on sales and marketing , will address a Teesside Chamber of Commerce backed double seminar on February 26 and 27 at the Blackwell Grange Hotel , Darlington . 

In it he said of Mrs Thatcher , in the jocular way he addresses us all : ` I wish that cow would resign . " 

Forgive me for having addressed you so informally , Miss Bishop . " 

The Old Stager resumed his fierce aspect in addressing the Captain . 

Similarly , the National Front writer was addressing fellow members of his party . 

He addressed Zukov , touching the Master-at-Arms at the same moment . 

I told her that once , going into church , I had seen a kind young priest christening a very nice baby . 

Unlike Diana who was christened in Sandringham church and had well-to-do commoners for godparents , baby brother Charles was christened in style at Westminster Abbey with the Queen as principal godparent . 

Patrick Greg Malkin was the centre of attention when Chris and his wife Christina had their first child Christened at Holy Name Church , Oxton , Birkenhead . 

A marriage of Baptists believers , this : Charles , unlike his brother John , was never a full member of Badcox Lane Chapel , and he was even to play safe by having his children christened at the parish church ; but it was to the Baptists he turned whenever there was a death in the family , and eventually he and his wife would find a last resting place in the chapel burial ground on Catherine Hill . 

My daughter and son-in-law have tried to have their baby son christened in a local church . 

I think my father must have suffered some of this , if only because he refused to have us children christened . 

Problematic employees are given letters of counselling which are filed in an unfavourable information folder . 

These cards I filed in alphabetical order , and I noted on each one details of new purchases and quantities . 

First , I traced the wound using a clean , clear polythene bag and filed it in Mrs Allen 's notes to allow regular reassessment of healing . 

These forms are filed alphabetically , the expiry date carefully noted and systematically cleared out after the expiry date has elapsed . 

It is important to file away your classwork notes carefully so that you are able to find them again when you need them . 

AMONG THE MANY letters we receive each week there are some that clearly merit publication , and not a few that clearly merit filing in the waste paper basket . 

` You do n't win wars by sitting on your rear end behind cosy wooden desks and filing damn paper all day . 

When an Information memorandum is released the form is passed to Mirian Sedlan who records it as an introduction on the INTRODUCE database and files the papers . 

It is worth photocopying the more useful reading lists , and filing them in classified order in a pamphlet bibliography collection . 

As a unique event , Karen could file it away in her snapshot album as one of the interesting things that had happened during her holiday in France . 

Each lexical item is given its own card and is filed alphabetically . 

This evidence should then be filed so that if it is challenged or its validity is questioned , the company can show that it has acted not only in good faith but with due care and prudence . 

Documents or files are given numbers and are filed in number order . 

` Oh , I keep everything at home -- I file them there , on my own system , " said Mr Kronweiser eagerly . 

These cards are sometimes prepared back-to-back with the room history card ( Fig. 3.33 ) and filed in room order number . 

` Records were made concerning the mycoplasma 's potential and its location , and filed away . 

Yes , it was an embarrassment that he had n't known about this document earlier , but it was one of simply thousands of documents prepared and filed away in the labyrinths of official Bonn . 

Welsh Office Minister Gwilym Jones acted after claims that photographs of a badly-beaten child were filed away for at least six years without being passed to police by social service workers . 

He 's not that intolerant that he does n't recognize the need for personnel records , legal contracts and key reports to be filed away . 

The easiest way to rectify this is to carefully file away any excess metal until a closer fit is achieved . 

Let Clan Diarmaid rue the day they ever raised hand against Clan Gillian ! " 

It 's in my mind , grandfather , that Lachlan may rue the day he called in on Marion Aluinn again ! " 

Oldham , who have now gone seven away games without a win , will rue the fact that they dominated the first half but failed to turn it to advantage . 

BATH coach Jack Rowell was left to rue the absence of Stuart Barnes after the holders finally met their Waterloo . 

However , now that it has been decided that a Sunday game of 50 overs per side is a better idea ` for cricket " , many are already beginning to rue the demise of the 40-overs game . 

CI winger Jim Cowden will today be ruing his first minute gaffe when he threw away a try by trying to run under the posts . 

The placenta detaches itself from the uterine wall and , with other material , is forced out after the baby .

Peter tried to detach himself from Molland as they left the solicitor 's office .

The explosion detached the separate wings as if they had been plucked feathers .

You can not counterfeit forty years ' honest work , or get the same result by being a clever young man who prefers vanilla to orange or heliotrope to lavender perfume . 

IN 1984 , when Britain and China initialled their momentous Joint Declaration on the Question of Hong Kong , the colony still had the successful salesman 's ability to counterfeit boundless enthusiasm . 

Because they strive , but can never counterfeit the ease or inevitability of great soul ; are smart but never opulent , well-turned but never flamboyant . 

But the chief superintendent knew he had to counterfeit genuine anger when he confronted Blanche , tear her off a strip , and put overweening ambition in its place . 

Now I knew why there were so many badly-written books -- Mark was proof-reading them .

Be aware , then , that he simply will not be able to proof-read his own work , because he may think , for instance , that latter is the correct way to spell later .

It was nearly 20 years ago and I was proof-reading an immense document called Labour 's Programme .

Pupils who are potentially good spellers do n't need teaching ; just keep an eye on them , and teach them to proof-read their writing .

King Birendra lifted the ban on political parties in April 1990 .

A draft law lifting the ban on political parties was passed by the National Assembly after being approved by the House of Representatives and the Senate on July 5 and 23 respectively .

Tanzania has lifted a three-year ban on elephant hunting and will allow tourists to kill the magnificent animals , despite an international moratorium on the sale of elephant products .

Bush refused , however , to lift outright the US trade embargo against Vietnam .

On April 6 the European Communities ( EC ) Foreign Ministers agreed to lift the EC oil embargo imposed in 1985 as well as all remaining bans on sporting , scientific and cultural links .

When America does lift its trade embargo , they believe that Vietnam will receive help from the IMF and massive Japanese investment .

As a consequence of the talks the Assam government lifted restrictions imposed under the Disturbed Areas Act on Sept. 1 and asked the ABSU to stop the violence in response .

On April 7 Djibouti lifted all trade and travel restrictions whilst Côte d'Ivoire announced the establishment of full diplomatic relations , making it the second African country ( after Malawi ) to exchange ambassadors .

An amendment to the Hatch Act , which would have lifted many of the restrictions preventing federal workers from participating in partisan political activity , was vetoed on June 15 by President George Bush .

A ban on the import of luxury goods had also been lifted on Oct. 9 , 1989 , as a result of an improvement in foreign exchange reserves .

Only time will tell if the ban will be lifted on Friday … ironic then that the clock should stop half way through today 's announcement , and refuse to start again .

Restrictions on the private ownership and sale of agricultural land were lifted , and land redistributed under previous agrarian reforms might now be used as collateral against agricultural loans .

Reporting restrictions were lifted after an appeal by Ashworth 's solicitor , Colette Crowley , for witnesses to come forward .

On the same day the PFKG partially lifted the curfew imposed on Aug. 2 and urged key workers to return to their jobs .

The European Communities lifted the remaining EC economic sanctions against South Africa on Jan. 22 .

Ministers also agreed to lift progressively economic sanctions against Serbia in the hope of discouraging Mr Slobodan Milosevic , the Serbian President , from waging further attacks on the new country .

By Oct. 17 the police had managed to restore calm and the curfew was partially lifted .

The agreement became possible when Spain lifted its veto after agreement had been reached on setting up a fund to help the Community 's poorer members to pay for environmental protection measures .

The committee already had prematurely exalted views of its importance , for it deferred to the next meeting the question of how to apply to the King for royal patronage--patronage of an institution which had no actual existence . 

In dealing with Homer 's ` defects " , Pope for the most part defends him against the cavillers , especially those who would exalt Virgil above Homer , ignoring the fact that Homer wrote first . 

I simply do not see the need to exalt one code by denigrating the other . 

I can see now the attraction of those religions which exalt the achievement of personal tranquillity above ail else . 

She fingered the brooch at her neck -- Victorian gold plate with an amethyst in the centre , held in place by a fierce pin . 

I fingered the lump on my head where I 'd struck the drainpipe . 

Emily 's hand fluttered helplessly to her face , fingering her lips . 

I 'd never seen her without a single string of pearls , which she fingered constantly . 

Pumfrey fingered that little bunch of bristles in fond reflection . 

Surely we can be warned by the horrors being perpetrated in the former Yugoslavia about the results of political , religious and ethnic intransigence .

Many prisoners had died during those two years , not from illness but from the atrocities some Japanese perpetrated on a daily basis .

We are talking about premeditated acts of cold-blooded mass murder perpetrated upon defenceless citizens . "

When dealing with cases of sexual abuse perpetrated upon a child , one of the greatest problems is the guilt which that child always feels during and after the event .

Sir Derek , however , sat tight , believing that he should not be blamed for the £215m fraud perpetrated against the company .

He spoke of high levels of crime , and of violence perpetrated by the security forces against peaceful demonstrations , but also called for an end to " mindless violence " between township factions .

On the other hand the ` real " crime that did need correcting was being perpetrated by the capitalists themselves ( and those very same agents ) , and was being ignored .

Less than a year later an almost identical crime was perpetrated when Sarah Metyard and her daughter Morgan were charged with the brutal murder of one of their five Parish apprentices .

` Did you know that in New York a significant number of burglaries are now perpetrated by women ? "

The kidnap has apparently been perpetrated by a cell of international terrorists , and that automatically makes it a matter for state security .

Indeed , iconoclasm has frequently been portrayed as little more than mindless vandalism perpetrated by Philistine bigots .

He concluded that the transfer was not void but was , by reason of the fraud perpetrated by the Hammonds , voidable .

Oh , yes , even then I dully understood that the Luciferi were the bastards who had perpetrated such a dreadful crime .

Somehow she seemed too gentle , too vague to perpetrate such a brutal crime .

Where the fraud is perpetrated by an operated transsexual , the innocent party will have the same remedy until the expiration of three years .

But if the police or the security services are perpetrating the illegal acts there may be little incentive for them to deal with such complaints seriously .

Most such attempts , it concluded , are actually perpetrated by authorised users , and can usually be covered by existing law .

He could have learned who had perpetrated the deed either from Andrus or through the ordinary gossip of the bazaars .

Neo is learning how to do froggy legs in the pool Waiting for Alvin and the Chipmunks Just booked 3 shows for the end of March Just finished taking a marathon weekend ham radio class for my license .

The man who booked Heston for the speech has this to say : `` I was unaware until after he accepted that he was the head of the NRA . ''

I bet the studio execs are really kicking themselves that they did n't book those 5,000 theaters . ''

So you can call MovieFone and book your seat for the latest Warner release . ''

Lipinski 's camp quickly unveiled her Web site and booked her on television talk shows .

Davis aide Adam Goldberg booked the room , purchased appetizers , and conjured the crowd .

Ronald Dellums routinely booked first class seats for his trips , at a cost to taxpayers of six times the basic government rate .

Well , the people who run the box office are attempting to pursue social goals -- albeit in the ultimate name of profit -- which require that tickets go not only to those who can afford to pay a lot but also to those who really care and are willing to book early and/or stand in line .

For starters , the Enquirer reports that for his recent wedding , singer Phil Collins booked his dog into a $350 -a -night luxury suite .

Instead , the Shopping Avenger was booked onto a later flight and so asked the agent if he could use a British Airways telephone to call Mrs . Shopping Avenger , who would be waiting for him at the other end .

At the ticket counter , Rabbi S. was told that he would n't make this flight and that he should book himself on another .

'' As Hurricane Floyd was coming our way , I booked a room near Atlanta , so we could get the heck out of here , '' the aggrieved Ms .

College and museum film programmers report that they ca n't book any films on the AFI 's top-100-movies-of-all-time list .

Despite security problems at Logan ( see , e.g. , two local Fox 25 television investigative reports in February and April 2001 , and an email in August 2001 from a former FAA special agent to the agency 's leadership regarding his concerns about lax security at the airport ) , no evidence suggests that such issues entered into the terrorists ' targeting : they simply booked heavily fueled east-to-west transcontinental flights of the large Boeing aircraft they trained to fly that were scheduled to take off at nearly the same time .

Unable to buy a ticket to Madrid at the height of the tourist season , Binalshibh booked a seat on a flight to Reus , near Barcelona , the next day .

All 19 tickets were booked and purchased between August 25 and September 5 .

You are advised to book hotels well in advance , particularly if planning to visit between June and September .

It 's best to book in advance for the activities , as The Ark has become quite popular , and activities sometimes fill up in advance ; Tel . 670 7788 , fax 670 7758 .

The necessary arrangements for this can easily be seen to on the spot , but a more ambitious six- or seven-day trek needs some notice , so it would be best to book with your travel agent and settle the details before you leave home .

All the Eilat activities can be booked through Red Sea Sports ( see Scuba Diving , below ) .

Since this is the only time many Japanese are permitted to take a vacation , it is the worst time to visit Japan , since every hotel , inn , train , and even plane is booked up months in advance .

Tickets to shows and concerts can be booked either at the venue itself or ( if paying with a major credit card ) by telephone from ticket agencies such as Ticketmaster ( Tel .

It jams Funchal 's hotels every year ; you will need to book accommodation many months in advance and pay a hefty premium .

Its environmentally-sensitive development of the Costa Smeralda is a mecca for Europe 's yachting set and August sees its limited five-star hotels booked months in advance .

You can book tickets for performances on your arrival but popular acts or plays may sell out quickly .

The easiest way to book tickets for performances before you arrive in town is through the Amsterdam Uit Bureau ( AUB-Uitlijn ) .

The Kindermuseum must be booked in advance and at present the tours are in Dutch only .

Your hotel concierge or tour desk has current schedules and can book tickets for you .

You would be well advised to book lodging , dining , and even tours ahead of time .

Allow at least two hours for a tour — you can book one at the Visitor Center , but it 's advisable to make an advance reservation , especially during the summer , by phoning Destinet at ( 800 ) 444-4445 ; group tours ( 800 ) 401-4775 ( both toll-free in US ) .

Every year these old neighborhoods are reduced as the capital relentlessly reconstructs itself , but it 's still possible to book a guided pedicab tour of the hutongs .

Often reserved in part for package tours , these ships are also open to independent travelers , and staterooms can even be booked in advance overseas with such lines as Victoria Cruises .

It opened its mouth , growling deep in its throat in a display of wickedly sharp teeth . 

The Labrador growled softly in his throat and she put a restraining hand on his collar , glad of his company . 

Anyway , this two-three-four-foot-long black cat was growling and spitting in the dining room . 

Outside , the storm was growling and whistling as loudly as ever . 

The new puppy is very timid with strangers but now she is old enough to go out for walks , we have found she is growling at other dogs . 

Growling like a mother cat may make a cat owner feel ridiculous , but if it helps to restrain a cat from tearing at a valuable chair , it is well worth a try . 

Hector the dog growled under his breath , shifting a little and eyeing her . 

Molassi growled , sprang forward , and shoulder-butted Sendei to the ground . 

He flinched nervously as Buddie growled to gather phlegm into his throat , lifted the lid off the stove and spat on to the hot coals . 

` That must be a comfort , " rejoined Ella , as she shut the kitchen door behind her . 

` She says she 's not interested in men , " rejoined Elizabeth . 

` To the death and beyond , " rejoined Taliesin , although Fribble later pointed out , how could anyone fight beyond death ? 

` A touch dishevelled , of course , " rejoined Snodgrass , who was puffing a bit . 

“ … spare my life for the love of Heaven as I spared yours , ” rejoined the girl , clinging to him . 

` No stars tonight , " rejoined Oglethorpe , putting his head out of the door . 

` Do n't tell me that you trust the whole world , " Alyssia could n't resist rejoining . 

` Do n't go overboard with the gratitude , " he rejoined with heavy irony . 

` They 'll be better off when they 're part of Europe , " I rejoin , now in the pub doorway . 

Whereupon Robert Forbes would shoot an immaculate cuff , finger the crested gold links , crinkle his eyes and rejoin , ` Precisely , old boy . " 

` Only for a short while , Father , " the young priest rejoined . 

` I have heard a similar philosophy enunciated by the schoolmen , " Corbett rejoined , ` but , seeing into the future ? " 

` Then I 'll wish for the first and last dance tonight and as many as you can spare in between , " Harry rejoined , and was pleased to see that Cora-Beth was actually blushing . 

Luigi Pittagora rejoined , ` You remember that great man , Carlo Cafiero , a Neapolitan ? 

The weary Norwegians rejoined that , even if the rate of deposition was falling , any extra sulphate entering soils already depleted in calcium would make acidification worse . 

To which his father rejoined that Herbert was a gross materialist . 

The crossing , which is normally thronged with Palestinians , closed for the day when the explosion occurred .

Two attack teams found few victims at a Jewish cemetery and a Jewish community center that had closed for Friday night Sabbath .

Lowgar province 's main airport was forced to close Friday after a rocket attack , but reopened a short time later , officials said .

Inside , the building has been heavily altered and there are few traces of the original nightclub , which closed in the mid-1950s .

But her thoughts were brought to an abrupt end , as she descried two figures on their way up the path , and knew she must vacate the viewpoint for Rosie and her Francisco . 

He had spoken jokingly , but as he fell silent , the happiness left his face and he rested his cheek against Cassie 's bright hair and was suddenly very still . 

She stopped and rested her forehead against the cold metal walls of the corridor . 

Dougal rested the transmitting end of the handset against the speaker of his battery-operated tape recorder . 

One elder in a blanket rests his sticks against the wall of the former jail and has a pee , contributing minutely to the eventual disappearance of the police station . 

` Later , " he said , resting his cigar carefully in an ashtray . 

She put her elbows on the desk and rested her head in her hands . 

Before caution could restrain the impulse , he placed his hand over hers where she was resting it on the low wall in front of them . 

Stok pulled a small chair close , and rested his big shiny jackbooted feet upon it , then he lit a cigar and threw a cigar and matches to me . 

The air was stale , clouded with cigarette smoke , and stank of the contents of the lavatory down the corridor , whose pan was half full . 

" I 'm sorry , " she said suddenly , eyes open again , " I stink of some horrible aftershave . " 

Even at that distance Alan could smell its breath , which stank of stale blood . 

In the ballroom , the Venetian mirrors which lined the walls had been smashed ; doors hung on broken hinges ; the place stank of mice and damp . 

The men led him down an alleyway , stinking from dog urine and heaps of excrement . 

And they stank , stank like cattle carcases outside an abattoir . 

The stomach had begun to swell and the chamber stank with the evil gases which emanated from it . 

The piercing whine of the C130's four Allison turbo props rose even higher , hurting his ears , the air stinking with the smell of burnt kerosene , the hot moist gases buffeting and pulling at his clothes . 

A pipeline meanders among the springs , collecting steam for distribution to rows of neat houses . 

Beyond them , beyond this enclosure , the lush countryside meanders to its low horizon . 

From the Outdoor Pursuits Centre at the end of a lane , several footpaths and sheep tracks meander up the rock-strewn hill , which was scattered with blooming thickets or scrambled egg-yellow gorse swaying in the wind . 

The Knightley Way skirts its western edge and many footpaths meander through the trees . 

The scenery is breathtaking , the rugged coast path meanders among tall cliffs , high above the fine beaches and pale turquoise sea . 

The Danube meanders through valley after beautiful valley from Germany to Austria to Hungary . 

In the garden a footbridge meanders over the Brook -- the only section remaining in its original course until it reaches the railway bridge . 

Less known are the inland regions , where single-track roads meander through stark valleys where vines , planted singly and each surrounded by a protective wall of lava rock , struggle to produce the excellent local vintages . 

A four-mile path meanders round the lake in the centre of the park ; our project was to lay red shale on a popular and consequently very worn stretch along the north side . 

Many miles of paths meander through beautiful woodland , parkland and alongside lochs and rivers . 

We then hit him over the head with the punt-pole and paddled off out of range of his piteously outstretched hands , cackling demonically as he went down for the third time . 

Henry saw himself in the air , high above the sea and the shingle , spread out like a starfish , Elinor above him , cackling wildly . 

She fell back and pulled the blanket over her face , cackling and wheezing with delight . 

` You get wife now ! " interjected Jan and he cackled with laughter . 

But now , propped in his high-backed chair , he cackled with a malicious glee . 

In telling it , he cackled like a corncrake and waved his arms about . 

While they shifted their things , the fourth member of the team stayed in his old place , cackling with laughter . 

Two of the three remaining customers in the room cackled with delight . 

While purists purse their lips in disgust , publishers cackle with glee . 

( The red crow , sitting on the balustrade of the balcony , had cackled with laughter . 

Then in an instant the look was gone , the painful grip relaxed , and Lady Merchiston was cackling with mirth . 

She wiped her dripping , hooked nose , clasped her hands together and cackled . 

With wide open beaks both birds cackled -- ` Kek-kek-kek-kek-kek-kek " -- voices rising to an explosive crescendo . 

It was indeed amazing that the geese did not cackle ; that so many young people held their peace and denied themselves the self-importance of being known to possess a supreme secret . 

She cackled , delighted with the queasy mixture on the plate , hot brown coffee lapping at the pale wedge of sugared pastry . 

Diana daubed luminous paint on the eyes of her cuddly green hippo so that at night it seemed as though he was keeping watch and looking after her . 

Beside him on the counter were large dirty bottles of gilt glass from which he would take out the stoppers and daub them on the sleeves of passers-by . 

In all of these instances the animal 's blood was daubed on the altar , the fat burned , and the meat of the carcass divided between the sacrificing priest and the offerer for consumption . 

I suppose it 's because people do n't put canvas with paint daubed on it very high up on their list of personal needs , especially when there are bills to pay and food to buy …

“ Oh , God … ! ” she groaned , blushing like mad and lowering her head to hide her face in his chest . 

` Oooh ! " groaned Sam , the Spectacled Bear , ` I feel terrible ! " 

` Oh Christ , " groaned Yanto , ` those boots were nearly bloody new . 

` Oh , git the hankerchiefs out fer a weep , " groaned George , pretending to play the violin . 

Because she was so tall and slim all the clothes looked marvellous on her and the other girls would groan their envy . 

` After he got back I felt like I was in a black hole , " groaned a disconsolate Wilkinson after his two hour defeat . 

` They have tanks and we have Kalashnikovs , " groaned one Bosnian soldier picking bullets for his Kalashnikov assault rifle from a sack before heading to the front . 

She invites me into the living room , pours me a coffee , sits down beside me , slips her shoes off and groans about the working day she has just been through . 

After emerging from the sea for the fourth time he groaned about his physique . 

` O-oh ! " the youngsters groaned in disappointment , and went on discussing a blasphemous film they had seen . 

` I thought this was supposed to be a happy birthday , " he groaned after making a mess of two strokes . 

The girls groaned over this , except the quick ones like Irene who delighted in it , but it meant that there was no need for anyone to open the desk because it was all oral work . 

But even here the story does not end , for after fifteen or twenty years , the urge to breed and migrate once again comes upon them and down to the river mouths they proceed , slithering over wet meadows by night until they reach the greater river , lying up by day in damp holes , enough water remaining in their gills to enable them to breath . 

They slithered about on a plastic mattress cover , bunching up under the boy every time he moved . 

The sea slithered along the hulls with the sound of tearing paper as the yacht heeled to the slope of the wave , wind spilling for a moment , slap of canvas . 

Although its body was serpentine it moved , not by slithering along the ground , but by rearing the forward half of its body along in a coil . 

His impatient reply made her hackles rise even as a tiny treacherous thrill slithered along her veins . 

Ranulf felt the wet scaliness against his skin as if some dreadful snake was slithering along his arm . 

Kato , the masked Japanese fighter , specialises in Kung-Fu deviousness ; Jake ` The Snake " Roberts slithers around the ring and strikes like a viper . 

The whip slithered around the floor to raise the tension and anticipation of the audience . 

Mass , the most accomplished veteran of Sportscar racing , was just passing the pits entrance when the slight drizzle turned into a downpour : he had a torrid time out there on Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez , spending almost 3 minutes slithering around to the pits . 

Just before leaving the path we heard a frantic rustle and spied a baby adder slithering away . 

Desperation lent an edge to her voice as the fury slithered away . 

But as she straightened , armed , the nervous snake abandoned its prey and slithered away into the shadows under a fig tree . 

She slithered away on her stomach across the slatted floor , just like her father moved when he played the serpent in the Garden of Eden . 

Sharpe slithered back from the treeline and climbed wearily into the saddle . 

A cat , with her mouth full of seagull feathers , was feebly trying to climb up , but after a few feet her claws lost purchase and she slithered back by gradual stages to the deck . 

Five minutes later he had slithered down the sandy cliffs , a mug of tea slopping in each hand . 

She hardly felt the cuts and scratches as she slithered down the rocky path to the Cove . 

They must be young animals , he told himself as he slithered down . 

Then he was climbing back up the bank he had slithered down and I watched as he walked in a leisurely fashion across the slope of the mountain to the gully . 

He saw them before he heard them , three of them slithering down the steep slope to a phone box , miraculously intact , that stood near a riverside terrace that had escaped demolition . 

An expression of pure horror shaped itself on his features as he slithered helplessly down the slope and plunged headlong into the stinking waters of Mucky Beck . 

Turning , with my back to the hillside for a minute , I watch the red dragon of tail-lights slithering tightly down the valley . 

But there was nothing , and with a quick twist of her body she hoisted herself over the wooden rail to slither down on to the deserted deck . 

Ellwood stayed still for a while , letting the priest set up his tackle and make a couple of casts , then he slithered down to the path . 

Too often the sandbags were disturbed by men coming back from patrol , slithering hurriedly in before they could be illuminated by a German flare . 

The expensive item slithered off his back like a shed snakeskin . 

As Kevin Brown and his agent slithered off the rim of the high ground and into the woodland , he drew a small radio from his pocket and spoke quietly and urgently for several seconds . 

Electricity supplies were disrupted and scores of cars slithered off the roads . 

An adder had been seen ; it slowly wound its way along the track before sensing intruders and slithering off into cover . 

A naked man covered in tar and soot slithered by in pursuit of three young , giggling girls . 

Tug and the girl slithered out and Doyle jerked the gun towards the narrow squeeze-stile in the drystone wall beside them . 

An open mind is no better than an open sewer fast as something flows in at one end , something else slithers out unnoticed at the other . " 

And , while a little pressure can do us good -- without it some of us might n't even bother to slither out from under the Slumberdown in the mornings -- too much is definitely a bad thing . 

` A lot of the simpler souls " , said Quigley , ` probably think a great big snake is going to slither out at them and start gobbling them up in a few years . " 

Her frantic anxiety gave Marie extra strength : it was only her brute force that dragged the drum back when it skidded off the path and began to slither over the grass down towards the channel . 

It just slithered over the surface , then , as its wheels became clogged , it stopped , settled down , and slowly , inch by inch , began to sink . 

It 's not until the front tyres are struggling for adhesion , and screaming in anguish as the nose slithers round , that the Dodge 's steering imparts any sensation of what 's happening down at road level . 

As the twitchers gawped , a sleek tabby cat slithered up over the wall …

That 's difficult because Vaseline melts and slithers everywhere , and it did n't work . 

In the surge of each wave he slithered forward until , for a moment , he felt the sentries ' eyes turned towards him ; he froze clenching his teeth to stop their chattering . 

Behind him the grass slithered quietly , and he closed his eyes . 

This is where he comes alive , slithering lizard-like over the Lyttleton seats to issue instructions in a voice that brooks no argument . 

Hoomey slithered , abandoning hope , and felt the water close over him like death , and opened his mouth to scream , and started to drown . 

AS BRITAIN slithers ever deeper into recession one big business is booming -- CRIME . 

Loose pebbles slithered , bounced , rattled down into darkness and silence . 

Nipple to shoulder-blade standing room only is available as you slither and squeeze into the orange glow of the poodle room for some meditative madness from the Zumo Men . 

We trudge the shingle banks , or slip and slither our way along muddy sea walls , or negotiate sand dunes , or sea-watch for ` fly-bys " from tall cliffs . 

Mercifully Cei asked no more questions , being fully occupied with his horse as we slithered and bounded , alternately , over the difficult ground . 

And Marigot Bay undoubtedly fell into the former category , she reflected , sipping more orange juice and letting the zingy citrus sweetness slither cold and reviving down her throat . 

The moisture seeping out had streaked the hillside with a vivid green line ; just feet from me , a correspondingly green snake slithered silently across the wet patch . 

It must be windy at the top , for he could hear a large object slithering closer across the roof . 

According to Pliny , the name was derived from bos ( cow ) , and referred to the supposition that boas slithered between farms , sucking whole herds of cattle dry before eating them . 

In the past couple of decades , Britain has managed to slither from one high technology debacle to another . 

When she was feeling down , Old Mother Walsh was always going on about how the snake was slithering in our direction . 

In the kitchen , Stephanie struggled with the turkey , bloated and slithering in its fatty dish . 

A plump figure in a dress of olive green silk came towards me from the dining room , walking so quickly that she skidded and slithered in her evening slippers on the marble floor . 

Horses slipped and slithered in the mud and mounted men had difficulty in staying in their saddles . 

The credit card key slithers into a crack built into the door mantle . 

Neck rope coiled round his waist , Trent slithered into the river like a crocodile . 

Whenever I take hold of a woman I feel as though my feet are slithering on tufted grass and goat willow . 

She groped her way across and landed the doctor on the mud and he slithered on hands and knees up to the bank . 

Horses drawing guns slithered helplessly on the icy road , ambulances full of wounded skidded into ditches . 

Someone claimed they saw a huge wormlike thing slither out of the meteorite and bury itself in the earth . " 

He danced about round the man 's feet , trying to get to the steps , but always slithering out of reach when the arm came too near him . 

Lawton covered as Delaney raised himself , wriggling forward into the nearest pocket of shadow , as Forster and Silk came up like weird , black sea creatures that slithered silently over the rail and into the nearest cover of darkness . 

Without waiting for the others he plunged down the bank into the stream , slipping and slithering heedlessly over the protruding roots and rocks . 

Flying reptiles still disconcertingly glide and slither through the Indonesian sky . 

` It 's overshot the runway , " shouted Greg as the plane bumped sickeningly across the field and finally slithered to a halt in the long grass on the far perimeters of the airfield . 

She slithered to one side of the bed , and he moved through the gilded air , angling his body down to hers . 

After completely flushing out all hydrocarbon , the plugs were saturated with a brine of 100 000 ppm NaCl . 

Planks and logs are being saturated , not with water but with aqueous solutions of heat-setting resins . 

This will greatly reduce the risk of condensation , which can saturate the insulation , rendering it useless , and can also cause serious rot in the roof timbers . 

It takes longer to saturate large rods with deuterium than to saturate the smaller ones ; the latter took up to a fortnight and they estimated that the largest rods could take up to a year .

Planks and logs are being saturated , not with water but with aqueous solutions of heat-setting resins .

The soil should be kept moist , but never saturated , by sprinkling it gently with water from time to time .

The team cars and publicity vehicles will drive through the night .

A Red Cross van drove across the rebel lines in front of the Intercontinental Hotel , followed by three army trucks and a government military contingent .

Moreover , when a lorry can drive up to 600 miles ( 960 km ) on a single tank of fuel , longhaul drivers can avoid paying British diesel taxes by filling up in France .

They heard one of the Arabs get out and moments later a metal gate was opened and the van drove forward a few feet before stopping again , presumably to pick up the Arab .

A delivery truck drove up to the quay and transferred the entire contents -- 107 cases of beer -- to the South African yacht , a one-off 61-footer ( 18.5 m ) .

Cleveland fire service has taken delivery of two all-terrain Pinzgauers vehicles which can climb embankments , drive smoothly over the roughest of ground and keep going in water .

The taxi drove down the winding white drive and Tony got up , coming towards her with a frown .

He slammed the door closed , and the car drove smoothly away , and out into evening London .

She says that there 's quite a lot of crime in the village , with cars driving through at night , break-in 's , etc .

Sarah Leigh , prosecuting , said the two men were in a car which drove into the rear of a parked car in Reaper Close , Great Sankey .

According to witnesses , the car drove up an alley between Corporation Road and Kingston Street and smashed into a wall near Frank and Chris ' Shop as it turned left .

When a car drives slowly into her taxi , stationary at a traffic-clogged crossroads , it is more than the stupid accident it would be in London , New York or Sydney .

The car drove off with a scream of tyres , and Fran shivered in sudden reaction as she watched him go .

There was mud everywhere , especially around the house itself where we all walked and where the lorries , jeeps and wagons drove .

Wicker skips full of silks and satins , wigs and ruffled skirts and Cinderella 's rags , were bundled inside , and the truck drove away .

Some 50 vehicles drove the 4-mile circuit including a vintage coach , horse drawn brewery dray , solar powered car , various commercial vehicles including our own , and a few classic cars for good measure .

The taxi drove along the quiet country roads , and the sky turned pink and purple as the sun got lower and lower in the west .

At that moment , a car drove up and a gunman in it sprayed the boys with a machine-gun .

She was standing on the tree that had crashed across the fence , looking like a garden plant in need of marriage guidance . 

He kicked the chair aside with a violence that sent it crashing across the floor . 

The car ahead of them squealed to a halt , crashed backwards across the road into a stone wall , and came to an abrupt stop . 

They crashed from the raised platform at the stern , down among the feet , of the rowers who hastily jumped out of their way . 

A badly-balanced packet of tapioca crashed from shelf to floor and burst open like a ripe seed-pod . 

Heart filled with pathos , I slipped through one of the windows , and stepped gingerly around the saplings and splintered tiles , afraid I might crash into the cellar . 

The car reels and swerves up on to the pavement , crashing into a shopfront and shattering itself and the window panes . 

Burning timbers crashed to the ground , to be extinguished in the billowing cloud of dust . 

It occurred to him as he was crashing about in the cupboard among his own old mackintoshes , tennis racquets , gum boots , and broken picture frames that he might be doing the wrong thing . 

All over the island tall old trees crashed down , and less tall trees whipped about and were filleted of their leaves and branches . 

Fighting against the wind we ran along the beach and watched a steel grey North Sea crashing in . 

` We have a newspaper ! " he yelled as he crashed in , mopping the sweat from his brow . 

Stephen snapped with alarm as she crashed in , slamming the door behind her and leaning against it , panting . 

He was disturbed when his 2 attackers crashed in through a back door . 

It hurls itself around the island and in seconds the sea is alive , ugly waves crashing over the boats , white horses flicking over the surface on the hooves of the wind . 

20ft seas were running into the entrance and crashing over the sea walls and visibility was virtually non-existent in the rain , spume and spray . 

The wheels of the cart rumbled and crashed over the obstacle , and Alexei jumped smartly to one side to avoid the form which sprawled in his path . 

Panting , Theda groped her way through the thick undergrowth , her direction signalled by Benedict crashing through ahead of her , and the howls of the dog growing ever louder . 

I made myself very small as the stags crashed down the heathery , birch-studded hillside . 

I watched in alarm as the rapidly rotating bundle crashed down the slope , jettisoning bits and pieces as it went . 

On 18 May a magnitude 5 earthquake triggered a failure of the bulge and a huge landslide crashed down the mountain . 

We portage the bridge , cross the canal , into the mill stream , crash down through the slalom poles , do n't quite make the sharp lefthand bend yet again and pull into Newbury . 

If he shouted aloud then -- as in the high alpine passes -- the rocks would crash down on him . 

The famous chandelier , with its thousand lights , broke away from its ropes and crashed down on to the people below . 

Somebody bursts out of the toilet and crashes out into the noise . 

This was hard with Boris crashing around , with two Villa Russe kitchenmaids in his wake . 

Tom put the blacks up in the front room , crashed around in the darkness and lit the gas and oil lamps . 

Elsewhere , particularly in sitcoms , older people are crudely portrayed as being either enfeebled , vague and forgetful or , at the other extreme , cantankerous battle axes . 

In books dealing with the more spiritual aspects of man , the levels are often portrayed as being outside each other , each ascending level being larger than the one below , as shown in Figure 2 . 

Chris believes in teaching children about snakes , showing them that they are n't the horrible slimy things they 're sometimes portrayed CNI as . 

The ideological importance attributed to the family as a basically self-contained unit clashes with attempts to portray access to ` supplementary pedagogical resources " as a universal right . 

Ho seems to have remained in Kunming until 1945 where he cultivated the OSS , portraying himself as a Communist who was above all a nationalist . 

Diario 16 also carried a cartoon portraying Diana as Cinderella with a glass slipper bouncing off her head after being thrown at her from the palace . 

He published an autobiography in 1975 : he chose to portray himself as a rapscallion ( internal evidence suggests that it had been written in jail ) . 

There is not the same desire ( unlike the search stage ) to portray the defendant as a sex maniac . 

The attempt to portray Reagan as an extremist , meanwhile , failed in the face of his likeability . 

He says horror films and books often portray snakes as monsters ; now he wants people to get to know his reptiles so that they stop fearing them . 

Hitler sought to create a ` New Order " in Europe and to portray his invasion of Russia as a latter-day crusade against Bolshevism . 

Aneurin Bevan , who led the revolt against the charges , portrayed them as the direct result of the financial strains caused by the rearmament programme . 

That book portrayed her as an insecure child , who had overcome her unhappiness at the time of her mother 's elopement by zealously nursing her younger brother . 

Charlie Chaplin 's well-known film Modern Times portrayed work in modern mass-production factories as devoid of all skill or satisfaction , with workers merely cogs in some vast machine totally outside their control . 

Making investments was undoubtedly easier then , with potential customers filling the streets and high risk start-ups portrayed as brilliant opportunities for investors , with little thought of the potential losses . 

But she added that , since the Administration was portraying the alternative to domestic exploitation as being increasing dependence on imports from the volatile Middle East , the Arctic drilling would probably go ahead . 

It would , however , be too simple to portray antislavery after the late 1830s as purely a scene of contending sects more concerned with maintaining their own kinds of purity than achieving anything practical . 

The north Belfast councillor said Sinn Fein portrayed themselves as defending the council 's leisure and community services but their IRA associates were actually taking money away those services . 

On rainy days he devoured books , recommending Shirley and Jane Eyre by an author known to him as Currer Bell . 

Joseph had devoured the contents of the book avidly during the long Pacific crossing and had begun reading it again after they left Hong Kong . 

It says in Revelation 12:4 , ` The dragon stood in front of the woman who was about to give birth , so that he might devour her child the moment it was born . 

It informed the reader : Those possessed by Behemoth may devour only unbaptised children , having no power whatever over those properly* baptised by an anointed Vicar of Christ , inside a church or other consecrated place . 

He loves to devour huge meals -- washed down with Chianti wine -- which are rustled up by his wife Teresa , played by Pennies From Heaven star Gemma Craven . 

While she ate he sipped a Miller Lite , watched her devour the meal as her appetite returned . 

The bodies of dead animals are devoured by other creatures large and small whose excreta and remains are , in their turn , returned to the soil . 

Animal dung is spread by birds , devoured by insects , bacteria , and earthworms and mixed intimately into the topsoil . 

Dead kittens are often devoured by their parents seemingly as a way of keeping the nest clean . 

The grey eyes roamed over her face , and she felt as though she was being devoured by some huge magnetic force . 

All that is mortal of the body , except the skeleton , is devoured by vultures and the ubiquitous kitehawks of India , after which the bones of the departed fall through the grating into the tower below . 

The houses looked like shambling tents of black straw , their terraces devoured by the glutton of rot , their roofs low and sloped as though faintly hovering from some old and finished war . 

Each fish is caught in the water , then carried to a nearby bank and delicately devoured . 

Mrs Baggley examined the disbelief in Theodora 's eye before she went on , ` I 'm not sure how much Mrs Thrigg is influenced here by the theme of the novelettes she devours . 

I have an extremely voracious moth in my wardrobe which is gradually devouring all my clothes ! 

I will prevent pests from devouring your crops , and the vines in your fields will not cast their fruit , " says the Lord Almighty . " 

" He wants to have his cake and eat it , " said Caroline , watching him devour olives and radishes and French bread . 

Sure enough , the wolf came and devoured him ; only his skull was left which went on reiterating the prophecy of doom for Rome . 

This is the notion of an ` element " , originally conceived simply as a source or primary constituent and later also as an indivisible , homogeneous unit . 

How do you expect me to conceive myself as no longer existent ? " 

But of course the erotic can be conceived quite differently , as it was by Pound . 

Thus , Irish nationalism is conceived by most members in an abstract way , but it has concrete import for key groups . 

Early maps exist to show how people conceived of the world at the time , but unless made of durable material , like this mosaic , such maps have not survived . 

What then are some political implications of postmodernism conceived per se as cultural de-differentiation ? 

But in another experiment 50 two-ton concrete slabs are to be chained together and dumped from a huge tilting steel platform about 6,750 ft above sea level . 

Ultimately , Zeus overcame his father and chained him to a rock midway between the earth and sea . 

The torturers had chained him to a wall , applying searing hot pokers to the softest and most tender parts of his body . 

Four activists chained themselves to an oil drilling rig being towed to the Barents Sea in early August , and several days later others steered a boat into the 500-metre safety zone around the rig . 

Chain your steering wheel to the clutch , brake pedal or a seat . 

I chained my bicycle to the railings and climbed the north-facing steps , slimy with moss , where the puddles never dried . 

Wedgwood insisted on hygiene practices to limit the danger from lead used in pot glazing , and some Sheffield masters chained a protective guard over their wheels , but these were exceptional . 

He was chained to a rock and his liver , though continually devoured by an eagle , never diminished . 

Carson started to climb the stairs , passing some stacks of yellow newsprint and a bicycle which was chained to the rotting wood of the balustrade , before turning and starting up the next flight . 

At the Raja 's insistence Tara was chained up to a 500 year old tree . 

Even as she chained her bike up she noticed three different taxis drawing up and depositing their customers . 

They chained a cargo train to the rail tracks that lead to the US company 's production complex . 

The only difference was that many of the cars were big limousines , in contrast to the bikes and the pieces of bikes chained to railings that were her last , hazy recollection of the hospital . 

And Miss Streep duly arrived on her bicycle which she chained confidently to the theatre railings . 

The second cell ( 82c ) contains a moaning , naked Orc chained down on a bed of nails which rip the boil-infested flesh on his back . 

After just a minute or so , especially if we were handling metal , we would need to stop and huff on to frozen fingers , standing around with pained expressions while circulation returned . 

While the first group of dogs feeds -- it takes just a few seconds for them to finish the bowls , right down to the lick clean -- I huff on my fingers , more hopefully than knowingly . 

He huffed angrily , exasperated , then turned to his son again . 

Berdichev huffed impatiently and looked up at the overhead camera . 

The butler inserted a hooked finger into his collar , grimaced and huffed . 

Contralto huffed and pulled in his chin with foreboding at the angry growls . 

They huffed and puffed after that , but nothing was going to get through . 

The Tolven Stone in Cornwall ensured fertility in a person if he or she crawled naked through the hole in it . 

He was strong , crawled about for a short while and walked quite strongly at ten months . 

Individual cells may crawl about over the surface of the sponge like amoebae . 

You pushed it away to the back recesses of your mind , but it crept and crawled about and then annoyingly broke through the surface again . 

There were several families under the trees now , with little children running around and babies crawling about in the grass . 

Follow That Blob , Henry thought glumly as the bus crawled along jubilee Road towards Fir Grove . 

Most cars crawl along at fifteen miles an hour , but the drivers want the potential to be able to do a hundred . 

The bee enters the flower to collect the nectar , pollinating it in the process , but then finds that it can only escape from the flower by crawling along a narrow , tortuous channel . 

He crawled along the branch until he reached the nearest flower . 

At 7pm we crawled along the last golden beach , clocked up the 19th mile , and collapsed . 

Above them , the tiny figure crawling along the top of a pipe stopped for a moment , and then continued . 

What is the Taj Mahal or the Golden Gate Bridge to a living force with arteries so huge a child could crawl along them ? 

A cough and a murmur comes through from Jancey 's , and a lone car crawls along the road . 

I crawled along the line of the fence to the nearest point I dare , so I could get a good view of it . 

With a noisy roar the car shot across the road and crawled along next to her , travelling against the oncoming flow of traffic . 

Her heart in her mouth , she dropped to her knees and crawled along the path till she reached the window looking into what she guessed must be the front room of the cottage . 

The wolf crawled along on a stomach , that would soon be digesting some meat 

The train crawled slowly along until , eventually , our destination came in sight . 

Just as soon as the young ferrets can see and crawl around the nest is the time to make a start . 

` I spent ages crawling around the hotel 's foundations and could n't find a way out . 

If you see the caterpillars crawling around on the bottom of the cage , you will know it is time to put some soil there . 

` Did you tell a story about crawling around on your hands and knees ? " asks Felicity . 

You can find it on the maps of Bosnia-Herzegovina , hugging the road that crawls around the mountains between Medjugorje and Mostar . 

This leaves the unfortunate animal to crawl away and die a much slower death than if hounds had caught him . 

Her burst of temper had left her empty , drained of feeling , and all she wanted now was to crawl away somewhere to lick her wounds in private . 

The fifth turned into a small yellow caterpillar and crawled away . 

I turned round and began to crawl back , still sweeping one hand at a time through the jumbled growth . 

Then , mindful of my companions , I crawled back the way I had come , getting muddier and acquiring even more scratches . 

She felt she could n't do it again and she was n't about to crawl back to tell Ned Clarke so and have him volunteer Glyn for the job . 

Jack crawled back into the darkness , feet first , where Evans helped him regain his position and passed him the spade . 

They had nothing for it but to crawl back to Mr Scully and to pay Mike Channon 's cancellation fee ( £353 ) out of their own pockets . 

The fifty one year old tried to crawl back to the house but collapsed . 

The black-out happened on Monday night when vandals crawled down a 100-yard tunnel which carried eight 33,000-volt mains cables , dragging a lorry tyre which they then set on fire . 

It crawls down the vine and enters the soil , whereupon it reaches and punctures the roots for nourishment . 

If you notice several exit holes in the galls but have found no adults , it is possible that the larvae have crawled down into the compost or soil before becoming pupae . 

Rumour has it they 've been perfecting the belly crawl and crawling down rabbit holes to hide . 

` There 's a guy crawling down the wall up there , " said I. ` You wan na take a look , Barry ? " 

Do you have any idea how I 've felt , weekend after weekend , knowing you 're crawling down muddy holes or chucking yourself off cliffs ? 

Philip crawled in after him and they sat close up against the side . 

Insects swarm in deserts as well as forests ; they swim below water and crawl in deep caves in perpetual darkness . 

You can just stick your head under the flap of the tent and crawl right in . 

A friend once remarked : ` We are expected to be living sacrifices , but the problem is we keep crawling off the altar . " 

I brought my family in to see him , but he crawled off to hide among some pots . 

The ticks infest deer , and people are so worried by it they are culling deer and stopping vegetation reaching a height where ticks can crawl off on to people innocently walking by or blackberry picking . 

She would have hated it if she had to admit defeat , and crawl off to a hotel somewhere . 

Gabriel crawled off into a corner and scrabbled together a nest made out of costumes and coils of rope , and curled up in the centre of that . 

They stretched and stained in the darkness , and the hours crawled by like years ; Till , now , on the stroke of midnight , 

During the meal a great spider crawled on to the table cloth and I went to kill it with the leg of chicken I was gnawing , but Benjamin stopped me . 

Would you like me to crawl out quietly through the woodwork now or shall I wait and collect my cards ? " 

Clouds of flies were crawling over the faces of the dead Germans . 

Shivers crawled over her heated skin , her palms went clammy , and the blood drummed in her ears deafeningly . 

The man carried a mop and a bucket of soapy disinfectant and he was looking at Henry as if he 'd crawled out from under a stone . 

When Anabelle woke , she crawled out from under the shrub and saw the moon sailing high in the sky . 

The High Command did n't want Hencke in some distant outpost of the Reich where their control was all but shot to hell and with local resistance fighters crawling out from behind every rock . 

The filing cabinet was dented and torn , shoved to one side at the foot of the stairs , and the thing had crawled out from beneath it , trying to crawl up the stairs after them . 

A small baby crawled out on its hands and knees , its face covered in grime . 

Norman crawled out under the door and drew it rapidly down behind him . 

They then crawled round the stone three times on hands and knees , hoping to see their future sweethearts . 

As it crawls round and round in circles it keeps revisiting the same pebbles . 

The half-hour eventually crawled round , then it was time for me to go and get ready . 

Another eighty yards had to be traversed -- to Charlie it felt more like a mile -- before the captain eventually found a tiny gap which he was able to crawl through . 

Gravel spurted from the heels of her boots as she crawled furiously up the cliff down which she had just slid . 

I crawled quietly up the slope , the grass sliding under my chest and belly , my legs straining to propel my bulk up and forward . 

The larvae of red worms crawl up the blades of grass and are eaten by horses . 

George and the twins gave no answer and Willie felt a cold prickle crawl up his back and into his hair . 

He eventually squeezed through a 12-inch gap in his shattered rear windscreen , and crawled up the bank in agony to raise the alarm . 

There was no movement except for the tiny spider that was crawling up Nicky 's arm . 

Casually he remarked , ` There 's a spider crawling up your leg . " 

She felt a deep flush of embarrassment crawl up her neck as she gauged how far the sound of her and Mandy 's conversation might have carried . 

Dappled dawn came slowly to us as we crawled weakly up a steep track . 

The Department of Finance guesses that retail sales crawled up by 1% in the first three months of 1993 -- after falling for eight successive quarters . 

It was in the reign of Yu , oh … more than four thousand years ago now , when the turtle crawled up out of the Luo River , bearing the markings on its back . ’ 

Upon reaching camp the Sloth crawled ashore and slept while we unloaded his raft . 

A two-year-old child hauled itself out of a ditch where its mother lay dead with dozens of others and began to crawl away . 

He was crawling downwards , making his way right across the mill under the main cellars . 

A wild sow often drops to her knees outside the nest and crawls forward , rooting the bedding . 

The seconds crawl past as if they were anchored to the clock face . 

Connected by our infernal sound cable , and distributing our weight over as broad an area as possible , we crawled upwards again , like bears pretending to be spiders . 

The-troops also slept in the lavatories -- a very awkward situation , this , as sometimes , if there was an air-raid , the train crawled and the journey could take as long as sixteen hours . 

They learn to crawl and then to walk , and the first direction in which they are likely to move is away . 

He judged the line as best he could , crawled forward the last ten yards of West Germany and began to snip quietly at the chain-link fence . 

The Elleray Park special school pupil can not sit , stand , crawl or walk unaided and his parents still await his first words . 

He had never crawled , had pulled himself straight up on to his feet . 

Venturing out with a small baby is actually easier than with toddlers , who want to crawl , explore and get up to mischief . 

A starfish on the reef can crawl across a clam , fasten its tube feet on either side of its gape and slowly wrench the valves apart to feed on the flesh within . 

She came crawling across the pitch-black floor , the scuff of her knees completely muffled by the clatter of raindrops . 

Dropping to her hands and knees , Isabel crawled gingerly forward across the earthen floor , clutching the candle-bowl . 

Dark heavy clouds were crawling across the sky , blotting out the stars . 

THE jeep crawled along Argyle Street and turned right into Union Street by the all-night ` Boots " . 

Hunt 's boots were in front of him and he could hear Byrne crawling behind him . 

Christina crawled behind one of the gaudily painted island buses for most of the journey , waving at several giggling little girls , their pig-tailed hair bouncing on pristine white uniform blouses . 

She thought of crawling beneath the vehicle 's metal-plated skirt , but one faceful of exhaust-heated mud was enough to discourage her . 

I crawled down these stairs forty-eight years ago and I 've walked up and down them ever since , mostly in me bare feet , and I 've never got splinters . " 

Exhausted fugitives crawled from the lake , frozen and bedraggled , mostly to capture , a few , like him , to possible escape . 

After another meal and a longish snooze , the two hedgehogs crawled from the nest at sunset to walk along the grassy bank of the canal . 

If the beetles crawl in any direction they will get to the edge . 

I yearn for a night beneath a sound roof , without insects crawling in my hair and vermin nibbling my toes . " 

But I walked round the barbed wire and crawled inside the little ground that lay beyond . 

When I was taken to see her , we all crawled inside her hut and sat on the mud floor there . 

She gave him the number , then put the phone down , crawled into bed and waited . 

When I crawled onto the shore I came out of the English stream onto sand . 

The worms crawl onto the sticks , which can then be picked up and dipped directly into the fry tank . 

Adam crawled out of the Audi , grabbed Billie and ran with her before the petrol tanks exploded . 

Still , we 'll get dozens of men crawling all over this building again . " 

Huge jams built up behind the 74-year-old pensioner as he crawled for five miles along the inside lane of the dual-carriageway A1 . 

A two-mile tail-back of stretch limos crawled towards the Shrine Auditorium . 

Excitement changed to despair as people realized it was n't the bus -- only a car , which crawled past us . 

So , still roped from the crevasse fields , we gingerly crawled to the top . 

It meant she 'd have to apologise to Lucenzo , to go crawling to him . 

He still felt sullied by what he 'd had to do -- to crawl to someone like Bernard Walton . 

Carefully , he crawled the breadth of the building and , to his relief , he saw that the house beneath him was one of a row . 

I crawled a foot or two , casting about , trying to part the undergrowth , hoping desperate hopes . 

He began hanging out at a seedy bar where transvestites , gay guys in leather jackets , and even butch lesbians , would lay him across a table and then crawl all over him . 

I think if Jeff Beck ever remembered having met me it would be precisely because I did n't crawl all over him in sycophancy . 

Trent had followed the rivulet down to the Belpan River , crawling the entire distance , squirming silently through the mud and rotting vegetation . 

Somebody building something , she surmised sleepily ; she had heard chainsaws going continuously almost from the moment she had gone to bed . 

Who William was , we can only surmise , but he certainly did not have the intellectual capabilities of his brothers and sisters . 

Coleridge surmises , however ( chapter xix ) , that what Wordsworth was really after was that quality in which conversational naturalness is sustained in rhymed verse that is dignified , attractive and metrically correct . 

Ranulf 's face was flushed and Corbett surmised he had been sampling some of the tavern 's heady ale . 

Such images , it may be surmised , were not well received by the nobility , who continued to commission portraits of conventionally austere appearance . 

Nithard reveals the contradictory values and expectations which otherwise have to be surmised . 

It is surmised that he whose hand slips on the handle of the knife upon impact with the wall has lost -- his hand ! 

From his universal nickname -- Tenko -- it will be surmised that Dennis demands more than a few laps of the pitch prior to a session in the pub . 

It is surmised therefore that such claims generally relate to Bf110s , which were of generally similar appearance . 

A Ministry of Defence spokesman said yesterday that he appeared to have fallen from one of the offices on the third floor , but declined to surmise why he was visiting the Admiralty . 

One can only surmise that this arrangement was for the programming convenience of the television station which covered the matches . 

He surmised that Socialism would remain unpopular as long as critics were able to say : ` I do n't object to Socialism , but I do object to Socialists . " 

Jaq now surmised that Googol was reciting his own verses under his breath , polishing old ones , composing new ones . 

Margaret also went on to surmise that their arrangements could not deal with more than one child . 

I surmise that you want me to tell you how Gustave was as a lover . 

I surmised that these were George 's drinking companions , men who would n't make a habit of going to funerals , but there out of friendship , respect for the dead . 

He demurred at once , and she surmised that he was as keen to leave as she was to see the back of him . 

Environmentalists surmised that Brazil 's public image had improved , but that its environmental politics had not . 

I surmise this is because they are unaware of the shape of humans . 

And now we have to fight to be reinstated in the union and then also to be reinstated in the company " . 

I 've got a lot of players fighting to get in this team , and the Russian will have to join them . " 

After doctors had fought to keep the baby alive throughout the troubled pregnancy , she was born prematurely with poorly developed lungs . 

I 'm all in favour of fighting the Tories to protect our members ' interest , but we wo n't be doing much fighting because we 'll be using all our efforts sorting out internal squabbles . 

As a result they , they grow large , they grow aggressive , and they 're highly coloured and they fight each other for access to males . 

He fought four times for his seat on Southampton council before winning it : a result that encouraged him to move into national politics . 

Scientists in Rio de Janeiro blame local authorities for not fighting the mosquito over the past two years . 

` The Syrians and ourselves should be fighting the Zionists together . 

Malcolm Crosby is fighting hard to keep his job at Sunderland , even though the directors are searching for a replacement . 

Maggie asked mockingly , fighting hard to stop her legs from trembling . 

Even in the dying minutes Phil Stand was still fighting hard to give them a goal . 

Though they fought bravely , they were no match for the trained mercenaries . 

He told them that , on the contrary , his father had fought bravely and risked his life in the war , but they did not believe him . 

We 've been fighting about money of late , but then again it might be my face . 

Not only are they marching in common cause with other unions , but the UMWA is also forging links with groups fighting against conservative forces in American society . 

He explained that first I must promise not to fight against Lilliput or hurt Lilliputians , and that I must be searched for weapons . 

A mob of 400 labourers on Nacton Heath told the magistrates that " they came to fight for their liberties " . 

Yet others fought and identified with a plethora of socialist and anarchist groups who fought on the Aragon front , in the defence of Madrid , and at the battle of Jarama in February 1937 . 

While the Dark Elves fought on the beaches another force of High Elves had landed miles away . 

He had only been dragged out of retirement because so many young dons had left to fight on the Western Front . 

At the moment , the divorce is given and then , often , the real bitterness starts as husband and wife fight over cash and kids . 

The English and French fought over her like the Greeks and Romans fought over Helen of Troy ! " 

He had fought hard over the year of her suspension to have her case dealt with speedily , and to get at the truth behind the allegations . 

The smell of paint fought with his body smell and won ; it was almost overpowering . 

The Italians fought with great courage , especially in 1917 when they stopped a superior axis force that threatened to take over the whole of the northern part of the country . 

At the moment , as you know , the white people and their friends are fighting with the Germans . 

He rushed to attack me , but now he was fighting with a desperate girl . 

Arty closed his mouth and began to brush the heel of his open hand against his left temple in a repeated gesture of frustration . 

He closed his mouth down around hers , and for a moment she was too stunned to react . 

Catching sight of herself in a wall mirror , Loretta closed her mouth and waited for Bridget to go on . 

I filled the crack above with belay nuts , tied off , and eventually relaxed enough to hang into my harness and haul in the rope . 

They could have filled the cellars of Masham with McEwans 80/ and Youngers No. 3 from Edinburgh or with the new Theakstons-on-Tyne which the locals declare is a far inferior brew . 

I filled a notebook with names and stories about the Revolution and planned to write a book in which all my favourites would appear . 

While the shop assistant helped another customer and the children played , the 2 adults filled their pockets with rings and other valuables . 

Letterman has filled his suite with striking vases of flowers . 

I took the top off a ginger ale and filled a small jug with water . 

He waited until the waiter had filled their glasses before suggesting the toast . 

Deciding she 'd had enough of her office for that week , she filled her briefcase to bulging with work she could do at home , and closed her office door at five sharp . 

Not all the rooms he discovered were filled with strange objects . 

The North Yorkshire assistant trading standards officer , Edward Chicken , said at least 3,300 cartons were bought as fire-damaged stock , filled with a caustic chemical , then sold as ordinary washing powder . 

Penman had even filled a port decanter , Alexandra noticed , deducing quite rightly , that as she would hardly drink any , Christmas munificence would prompt her to tell him to help himself . 

The Frenchman interrupted my thoughts by offering me another glass of the deadly Calvados .

It helped make the government conscious of some of the preoccupations of nobility and townsmen , but when its proceedings were interrupted by the Turkish War , Catherine allowed the experiment to lapse .

My sick leave has obviously interrupted this process and I have missed out on all three .

This option was rejected , however , by President Rodrigo Borja Cevallos , who claimed that a referendum would disrupt the economy , hold back investments and " interrupt the country 's productive process " .

However , the new metaphysics suggests we can interrupt this automatic process .

The exuberant rush of ecclesiastical building was a byproduct of the Thirty Years ' War , which interrupted the German Renaissance and delayed the arrival of the Baroque until two generations after its origins in Italy .

Her reveries were interrupted by the entrance of two female SS officers .

Testing at Thorp was interrupted a week later by the evacuation of 280 workers following a leak of non-radioactive chemicals .

The war interrupted his studies , and in 1942 he became a member of the National Fire Service , serving in Dundee , Middlesbrough and Stokesley .

It is extremely difficult for workers in Community Mental Health Centres to focus their efforts effectively for a dispersed community of people with long-term problems if their work is constantly being interrupted by crises and emergency work .

The marriage ceremony is interrupted by Mrs Rochester 's brother from the West Indies .

Her studies were interrupted by the opportunity to go into local politics , from which she has never looked back .

It was not many minutes before Theda 's lamentations were interrupted by the eruption into her bedchamber of Hector , barking and whining , closely followed by Agnes Diggory .

His blind musing was interrupted by the sound of footsteps on the companionway .

Melissa 's attempt to find some words of comfort was interrupted by the sharp sound of metal on stone as the scissors slipped from Eleanor 's hand .

I was shattered pretty much of the time , my sleep was interrupted and I forgot about everything else .

This trend was interrupted at about 11,000 -10,300 B.P. by a widespread climatic deterioration that resulted in the redevelopment or expansion of corrie glaciers and small ice-caps in the Scottish Highlands , the so-called Loch Lomond stadial .

` If you just rush down now , " said Nikos , ` you can interrupt a Moslem funeral and desecrate that too . "

Pre-assault bombardments were made when surprise was unnecessary , as in most Pacific island assaults when the Japanese could not reinforce a garrison .

Syria has reinforced its troops facing the Christian enclave where Gen Aoun is entrenched , but has said it plans no immediate attack .

This innovation has reinforced my belief that a constant news service is needed even at times of no national crisis .

Party selectorates , for example , reflect and reinforce the attitudes , beliefs and values about the role of women in politics that are widespread throughout society .

Some will no doubt accuse Jarman of shock tactics along Warhol lines , but Jarman has reinforced the view that performance and installation art are at their strongest when addressing social or political issues .

For the study of social need and welfare policy this is clearly right ; yet it unwittingly helps to reinforce the stereotypes .

To get money you 've got to present an image of disability that reinforces rather than changes the stereotype -- flaxen-haired moppets in callipers .

The fact that she had no money of her own did n't strike her as an obstacle ; the Suffragettes had reinforced her natural contempt for people who worried about money .

The student 's behaviour is reinforced by approval and self-satisfaction .

The Government 's fiscal and welfare changes , and the consequent widening of class differences , have been reinforced by the advent of mass unemployment .

The anxiety to publish quickly , if unreflectively , is reinforced by the reward system in research , which links the award of research grants and promotion to people 's publications records .

Perhaps the disaster had reinforced the belief already taking shape in his mind , that something was deeply wrong with the Soviet system .

It was not until the first half of the fourteenth-century that Azzone Visconti reinforced the structure with walls .

Such attitudes were reinforced by the increased contact with more remote societies as tropical Africa was opened up during the later decades of the nineteenth century .

This lending ceiling was reinforced by a further statement by the Bank in November 1968 which gave the banks four months ' notice to reduce their lending to 98 per cent of the mid November 1967 level .

The justification for the clearer articulation of substantive principles can be reinforced by the type of thesis advanced by Reich .

This bitter hatred of barracking was reinforced by an incident in his office .

The grand vision of the position of Canterbury was reinforced by anxieties such as these .

This year 's results tend to reinforce that view with exports to the former Eastern bloc remaining of limited significance at £82 million or less than 1% of the total .

Secondly , I 'd make the land around the barn blend and unify with the surrounding area ; it would merge with and reinforce the horizon beyond -- harmonise rather than stick out like a sore thumb . "  

There was the sound of feet being carefully wiped on the doormat , as once sharply requested by Mrs Stych soon after her marriage had taken her into polite circles . 

On the question of giving an employee reasons for his dismissal , reasons need only be given if specifically requested by the employee ( Section 58 of the 1978 Act ) . 

Either party , or the tribunal of its own motion , may request further and better particulars of the grounds on which the claim or reply is based . 

I can also appreciate that not all the statistics requested necessarily will be to hand but hope you can provide as much information as possible . 

Some centres therefore decline to disclose the sex of the fetus unless the obstetrician specifically requests otherwise . 

` Half fill this from the tap , will you , " requested April , passing Maggie a saucepan . 

` Please note , " requested a TM official , ` that a mantra is only the equivalent of prayer with a fixed wording . " 

My contact with the family had lapsed for a while when the head asked to see me to request help in explaining the Statementing procedures to Mrs Singh . 

She called the Diocesan Office of Special Religious Education to request help in preparing Todd for the Sacrament and mentioned the chaplain 's reluctance to give Communion because of Todd 's lack of verbal ability . 

Anyone who wished to slaughter an animal was required to request permission in writing from a headman at least forty-eight hours in advance , noting a full description of the animal . 

If Patterson struts his stuff he 'll request a rider from Airborne just before eleven , so if anything is coming through it should be before eleven-fifteen . " 

He enclosed a number of copies of testimonials and requested one from his illustrious patron . 

If you have not applied but think you may be entitled to rebate , please request a form from the Finance Department . 

In most cases , you will be required to request permission from your line manager before engaging in any political activity . 

We were soon alongside the small vessel as she pitched uncomfortably in the short Channel seas at about six knots , and we requested her in our usual polite manner to divert into Folkestone for a customs examination . 

` I understand you 've requested an interview with Prince Yuan . " 

It was reported on Jan. 16 that the government had also requested assistance worth $US130,000,000 from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank . 

You then request the court to order the sale of the assets so you can recover your debt . 

` Unless , " he said silkily , ` you specifically request me to do so , of course . " 

Congress has already requested the Minister to consider withdrawing this extra tax on workers " incomes . 

Mr. Bailey requested the porter to call Mr. George Burnham to attend for him and so he did , but not until the child was born . 

` I am formally requesting you to turn it in to me now , " said Doug grimly . 

The Piper pilot suspected structural problems and requested , and made , a landing at Waddington . 

The men , who covered 1,350 miles unaided and set two world records , were said to be ` more dead than alive " when they radioed their base camp to request an airlift . 

In all cases the respondent may request in writing that the disciplinary findings be published . 

It is desirable to specifically request from the client 's lawyers that they will advise the Firm where they believe they have a conflict of interest in advising both their client and the Firm regarding the proposed transaction . 

Opposite each project the number of man-hours/days requested from each department is entered before the meeting . 

The numbers you request from directory enquiries are read out to you by a speech generating computer ( other than a person ) . 

Members are encouraged to request from the information office a prepared guide to all the facilities available . 

In January 1956 Jacques requested from each tutor-organiser a summary of the previous six months ' work , in order to prepare a general report for the Ministry of Education . 

This program requested from the user assumptions on wastage and recruitment patterns , as well as the grade specific rates of upgrading produced by the evaluation program . 

A few months ago we looked at the Fender Hot Rod Strat , featuring a DiMarzio humbucker at the bridge : an off-the-peg version of one of the most common custom options requested of guitar repairmen today . 

“ Lay me quietly in the earth ” , he requested , “ … no monument to mark where I am laid . 

` If you 'll excuse me , " she requested , ` I 've a couple of things to attend to . " 

Turning to Egor he requests more body parts and , to accentuate the urgency required , he physically hurls our hunchbacked hero from the top of his castle into the graveyard below where the game begins . 

This allowed an individual citizen to request that case be referred to the Constitutional Council if he or she felt that fundamental rights were being undermined . 

It was envisaged that Congress be requested to approve a grant-in-aid of 600 million US dollars , to be spread over three years . 

As we were unable to cover any practical work in the January session it has been requested that further time be allocated . 

The Offline Operator will then be requested to remount the media item correctly . 

The broken arrows represent relationships whereby information can be requested , but on an ad hoc basis . 

Departments were requested to forward questionnaires to students not in the department during September , and also to those whose grant entitlement had ended earlier in the year . 

The first move will be to alert all my known contacts , to request that I be held incommunicado if I approach any of them … ’ 

On June 26 , Walesa again vetoed the Sejm 's vote , requesting that the amended bill be allowed a further passage through parliament . 

A mail message is sent to that user requesting that the package be approved by the given date . 

After hearing about the case third-hand , one of the institution 's veterinary pathologists requested that herpes B virus infection be ruled out . 

He requests that I accompany him and pipe him into the restaurant . 

Magnus requested that Finreir and Teclis teach the full secrets of magic to humans . 

If there is more than one person giving warranties or indemnities , the acquirer will request that the warranties are a joint and several liability . 

The World Bank had also requested that a greater proportion of the aid should be in the form of fast disbursing loans to aid the balance-of-payments stabilization , rather than project aid . 

And while she knew she should request to be put down , she was enjoying the feel of being held too much to utter the words . 

When the figure turns , say ` May peace be with you " , and request to hear who it is and why it is banging at your door . 

If requested to write a report you will need a clear , and agreed , statement of the problem or issue . 

But the interpretation is obstructed by the possibility of segregation of the minerals in the artefacts during burial , thus normalising the results .

Hull hit back with a penalty try in the 48th minute when Aussie Scott Gale grubber kicked and was obstructed by second rower Paul Dixon .

Light-controlled pedestrian crossings should obviate the need for central islands , which have the disadvantage of obstructing traffic flow by forcing cars to stop behind stationary buses .

Bare patches at the hedge base are the result of excessive height , uncontrolled weed growth or a hedge profile which obstructs light from filtering down .

Discussion of the budget package was obstructed by the opposition in an attempt to compel the Liberal Democratic Party ( LDP ) government to force key LDP figures to testify concerning their role in the scandal .

We will act to ensure that private firms bidding to improve local authority public services are not obstructed by unscrupulous practices in councils or by unfair constructs .

In 1642 he was appointed by the House of Commons to give a weekly lecture at Lewisham , Kent , but was obstructed by the vicar and some of the local inhabitants .

The procedure failed in one patient because of failed puncture and dilatation and in another , whose cystic duct became obstructed during extraction of a Hartmann pouch stone ( Table II ) .

Israel repeatedly and successfully obstructed America 's will , at no particular cost to itself .

He obstructed collection of ship money in 1638 and Poole returned him to both 1640 Parliaments .

The police had asked a judge on Sept. 2 to authorize the arrest of Farias and of Collor 's former private secretary Claudio Vieira , alleging that they were obstructing the investigation into government corruption .

To label them prion diseases , which implies that the causal organism is a self replicating protein containing no nucleic acid , is to obstruct research .

Many , however , were less pessimistic about the malevolent desire of powerful vested interests to obstruct the progress of democracy and genuine peace .

They all have a view to the greater expanse of Loch Torridon from their windows , although partly obstructed by the wooded Shieldaig Island .

When he turned to attack landscape he would either include a figure smudged on the periphery , dwindling in the distance , or portray anonymous couples or figures imprisoned by fences and obstructed by walls and trees .

On Sept. 10 UN Assistant Secretary-General James C. Jonah told a news conference in Nairobi that he apologized for statements made by several UN officials accusing the government of obstructing relief operations in the south .

Bucharest 's Otopeni terminal is a distant fortress of grey and black , its approach obstructed by piles of rubble and tiny , dwindling buses winding across the runway .

Producers are obstructed by governments in all sorts of ways , but enterprises are , by and large , private .

A police spokesman said the view of the driver , David Robinson , 37 , of Over Dinsdale , near Darlington , had been obstructed by the bend in the road .

Specifically , the Cairns group members have told trade officials meeting in Geneva that they will obstruct progress on the Uruguay round of tariff-reductions under the CATT unless Europe and America start to talk sense on agriculture .

Yet this is how crying in infants is sometimes interpreted : the child is being naughty ; naughtiness is punished ; smacking is how I was punished as a child ; so I smack my baby . 

WHAT a ridiculous idea for parents to be fined or punished for the bad behaviour of their children . 

We do n't punish people for crimes if they are insane , because we have decided that they ca n't help it . 

When the wizard returns he punishes each sister for her curiosity . 

Then they led Linkworth to the hanging-shed to punish him for his crime . 

I am not trying to punish you for what Steve did to Maria Luisa . 

If they did n't make the offering -- if they plundered the god 's territory without his permission -- he 'd punish their families with sickness or even death . 

Perhaps I 'm still punishing him by penning this recollection , or am I perhaps finally laying the ghost ? 

She 's punishing Andrew for marrying Virginia , even though it was her own fault that he did so . " 

After such a calculated and insulting snub , the Government fears that Mr Clinton may be trying to punish the Tories for supporting George Bush 's presidential campaign . 

It had been Dalrymple 's idea to require the clan chiefs to take the oath of allegiance and it became obvious that he had hoped for an opportunity to punish one clan as an example to the others . 

The Queen Galadriel of Lothlorien gives Sam seeds for the remaking of the Shire and the tree creatures the Ents punish Saruman because of the destruction he has caused . 

Some parents set about punishing undesirable behaviour without paying attention to the needs and ` messages " that lie behind it . 

After nine weeks the Germans suppressed the uprising , punishing the city by virtually destroying it . 

Do not attempt to punish yourself for not making adequate progress . 

After Alaric 's death , Theodoric took it upon himself to defend the Visigoths , and to punish their attackers . 

I stated that I would not hesitate to condemn and punish unacceptable behaviour ; equally , I would issue praise . 

But here too there may well be a democracy bonus , as politicians of all the big parties try to make the system work , knowing that voters will be quick to punish failure . 

His was an extreme example , but the Chinese state has other ways of punishing its wayward , educated youth . 

Loki was caught and punished by ODIN several times , once being imprisoned beneath the earth 's surface where he shook so violently that the world trembled . 

It was different from the Christian story in being about a race which had not been punished by death , rather by weariness of life ( see especially Letters , p. 236 ) . 

James is actually punished by his father for sitting quietly watching television . 

IN SAUDI ARABIA , WOMEN ARE DEEMED UNFIT TO GIVE EVIDENCE IN COURT ; THEIR BIRTHS AND DEATHS GO UNRECORDED ; ADULTERY IS PUNISHED BY DEATH BY STONING . 

I love those who love me , and I hate those who punish me unfairly . " 

I would rather be here at Wuthering Heights with her , even if I 'm punished by Joseph and that wicked Hindley , than at Thrushcross Grange with those two fools ! " 

Frodo is saved from his sin by his own earlier repeated acts of forgiveness to Gollum , but in a sense punished by the loss of his finger . 

Many locals admit that justice in this society is often handled on a summary basis , with criminals punished by traditional methods , including beatings and mutilation . 

In general , we think of the criminal law as the means by which individuals are prosecuted , tried and punished for the offences ( e.g. theft , assault , etc. ) which they have committed . 

Yet in most of the cases they present , the hoaxer was found out within a few years and promptly punished with significant disgrace . 

There a barren woman is a potential witch and punished with low status and harsh treatment . 

There were no champions to fight their cause , so Celie , her friends and family could not show their anger openly in case they punished for speaking out . 

Thus was I punished for wanting to go to these places , which I knew to be prisons for God . 

All in all , he had been departmentally punished on twenty-seven occasions , an average of once for each year he had spent in the force . 

` The public wants to see those who have committed crimes punished in a visible way . 

` Well , how the Caliph of Egypt would punish in such a way anybody who transgressed his command . 

Charles the Bald could warn or punish by leaving a trail of havoc along his line of march . 

Some parents immediately separate the children and punish both when they do not know what has happened . 

Sadly , so many dogs seem to end up in classes run by loud , aggressive people , where they are yanked cruelly on choke chains and punished physically if they do n't do as they 're told . 

Later this year , NASA will launch the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer satellite , and Welsh believes that many stars in the tunnel will be detected .

On the 27th August , 1989 , British Satellite Broadcasting ( BSB ) launched their satellite from Cape Canaveral to join the Astra Satellite some 23,000 miles out in space .

Two new satellites have already been launched , and plans are now firm for the rest of the decade and into the early 1990s .

What he did n't know was that the secret military satellite launched on the Columbia space shuttle in the summer of 1989 also had the capability of following the Citation .

A new satellite launched by India is expected to provide additional information on the country 's natural resources .

The shot we require is of an American Trident missile being launched from a submarine and eventually going out of control .

Her individualist skipper -- Sub-Lieutenant R.C.M.V. Wynn RNVR -- had devised an engineless torpedo with 2,200 lb ( over 450 kg ) of explosive to be launched at close range .

Iraq also retaliated by launching Scud missiles against Saudi Arabia and Israel .

Ground launched missiles were used to great affect by the Allies during the gulf war .

Iraq said yesterday it had launched a 48-tonne three-stage rocket into space and announced the local manufacture of new long-range missiles .

The aircraft would be able to launch the missiles at a considerable distance from well-defended targets .

RUSSIA will launch a missile towards America 's nuclear submarine and bomber aircraft bases tomorrow .

MOSCOW ( AP ) --- Russian air defense forces on Wednesday shot down a missile they said was launched from Northern Europe , the Interfax news agency reported .

The missile , a longer-range version of the short-range Prithva missile , was launched at a testing site in eastern Orissa state , United News of India reported .

U.N. officials said Travnik was hit by a cluster bomb launched from a rocket-launcher , which U.N. military spokesman Lt. Col Chris Vernon called a `` very lethal weapon . ''

The `` missile '' turned out to be a NASA-funded rocket launched to study the Northern Lights .

In January , Russia 's military mistook a harmless weather rocket launched from Andoya , an arctic island off north Norway , for a hostile military missile .

Quoting a high-ranking defense official , the daily Yedioth Ahronoth said that Syria , Iran , Libya and other unnamed Arab countries had long- and mid-range missiles ready to launch at Israel .

KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) --- Rockets launched by rebels pounded the Afghan capital early Thursday and opposition gunmen battled government troops on the perimeter of the beleaguered city .

`` We have experienced the terrorism of bombs launched without remorse , '' Peres said .

Gasoline bombs were then launched at adjacent buildings , while bricks were hurled into police cars , he said .

The Los Angeles Times leads with a pact signed by Gov . Gray Davis and 57 Indian leaders which would allow an expansion of gambling operations on California reservations ; the top non-local story at the LAT is the agreement between the U.S. and Russia to co-staff a Colorado command center that would monitor `` missile early-warning data , '' in case the Y2K computer bug causes missile `` mishaps '' ( read `` launches '' ) .

He added that the reason Israel was so calm in advance of the attack was that it had concluded there were no launchers or ballistic missiles to threaten it in western Iraq , and that even if Saddam decided to launch the few `` Hussein '' missiles and improved Scuds he still had , he would need more than 24 hours to transfer them from their hiding places to an area within range of Israel .

Yesterday , Republican presidential candidate Gary Bauer held a press conference to deny rumors ( launched by former officials of his campaign ) that he 's had an adulterous affair with an aide .

In January 1993 , the Bush administration launched cruise missiles at Baghdad to force compliance .

The NYT says 200 cruise missiles were launched in what it termed the largest military action against Iraq since the Gulf War .

And now almost every plane in the gathering U.S. air arsenal can launch them .

` You know , of course , that Travis has gone to get plastered , " he charged aggressively as they started up the stairs . 

I do not charge Dr. F. with deceit , but his reassuring her that there were other means of transfusion was an error . 

` I suppose you 're expecting me to carry you now ? " he charged tersely . 

However it was to no avail : the Orcs swarmed across the river floating on broken timber beams and other debris . 

Many hundreds of rebels swarmed across the roof of a rose-red plate-district , heading for a tree of administrative towers . 

Even the birds which had swarmed across the sky had disappeared . 

Across the floor a group of nomes swarmed past around the slowly moving bulk of the battery . 

THE SNORTING TRAIN sent steam swirling through the buzzing crowd of people as they swarmed from the platform into the open wagons drawn up at Leicester station . 

One must imagine five or six hundred soldiers swarming into the Garden of Gethsemane . 

Overhead , Soviet troops swarmed into the Reichstag , but at the bunker , all that remained was Hitler 's charred corpse . 

I could picture that : a Technicolor sunrise , and three singing sailors swarming through the docks . 

A wolfpack of ragged children swarmed through the streets , snatching at whatever was insufficiently guarded . 

They swarmed on board with the agility of rats and leapt for the defenders . 

They were swarming in an endless moving blanket along every surface inside the shuttle . 

Then Thorfinn looked up and , catching sight of the Prior , walked to his side as eager helpers swarmed to the messenger . 

There are practical difficulties which confront any attempt to fly in supplies to those in need .

TRANSAID has helped SCF to secure an aircraft to fly relief workers and supplies to famine-stricken areas of Somalia , where continued fighting and looting make overland travel dangerous .

Moreover , the plane Tolliver identified as flying has been confirmed as the same plane hired by the Reagan administration to fly ` humanitarian " supplies to the Contras .

His point was that the Americans did not normally fly supplies out of the Falklands .

Washington has also decided to fly in emergency supplies of food and medicine .

We will fly you both from Heathrow or Manchester to Aberdeen , where you will find a complimentary car waiting for you , and which is yours for the entire weekend .

Urgent plans were being made at the London office to fly next of kin to Katmandu tomorrow .

I 'll have a police chopper waiting at Frankfurt Airport to fly you to the nearest airfield . "

We have teamed up with Phonogram records to fly you and a guest to the States and put you up in a swanky hotel for a week 's luxury holiday .

The Chairman gave orders for the military helicopter to fly the scientist back to Baghdad .

With a sense of relief he climbed aboard the waiting Sikorsky , equipped with skis , which would fly him back to Helsinki .

On the weekend Aug. 31-Sept. 1 the Sudanese government suspended permission for UN relief flights to fly food into rebel-held areas , although permission was renewed on Sept. 2 .

Airline regulations vary but many will refuse permission to fly women who will be 28 or more weeks into pregnancy on the date of return travel .

On Saturday morning the pilot was asked by an acquaintance if he would fly him to Biggin Hill where the acquaintance was to collect another aeroplane .

By June 23rd he had found some , and took off to fly the bag to Balsley in his hospital .

Immediately the police officer/anthropologist sets out to undertake research or record fieldnotes he is forced to confront a moral dilemma .

But , as a multinational state with restless minorities and a multinational empire with resentful subjects , the CPSU has reason to confront the prospect of major war with apprehension and a long war with dread .

One reason why the poorest endure unemployment longest is that their share of the job market is shrinking , while those from higher social groups confront radically different job prospects .

Now , everyone confronts the same challenge , and Mr Lang is looking for consensus .

I used to view the European Community as being an economic and political bloc confronting the East and COMECON , and that is why I did not believe that it was uniting Europe .

The sterile debate about the contemporary Japanese state has , in. my opinion , emerged from the failure to confront the deeper arguments of both perspectives .

Nevertheless there are difficulties here which must be confronted if both multicultural and antiracist attempts at the development of alternative curricula and popular cultural forms are to avoid oversimplification and naïvety .

In time of crisis , the United States has more than once confronted the ` all or nothing " choice of military intervention or abandoning its client .

Worriedly judging her moment , and hoping fervently that the other two heard nothing , she slipped out behind the third man , and cracked him over the head with the cutters . 

But when Nick said , coaxingly , ` They 're all for you , Mister Johnny , " he came forward slowly , smiling his lop-sided smile and gobbling softly with pleasure . 

She gobbled and gabbled in the mornings -- that was to do with her teeth , not very pretty either . 

His interest is in pricking Prior Robert and Sub-Prior Herluin into bristling at each other with wattles glowing scarlet and throats gobbling rage . 

Although Mr Raban has been described as ` the finest writer afloat since Conrad " , he modestly forbears to include his own work . 

As it was only a few minutes before the shop closed , he forbore to detail the checkout girl with his usual badinage about the finer points of philosophy or astrophysics . 

Greg forbore to ask how someone with an accent like that would know , and said instead : ` It 'll bring in a tidy sum if it 's a best-seller , I suppose . " 

" I forbore to give you all the details of your great-aunt 's will the other day , Sara , " Mr. Crowther droned on . 

Corbett rubbed his eyes wearily , feigning to be more exhausted than he really was . 

Durie was scheduled to fight an FA charge of misconduct after referee Dermot Gallagher alleged he feigned being head-butted in a confrontation with Andy Pearce in a game against Coventry on August 18 . 

The Spurs striker is alleged to have feigned being head-butted by Coventry 's Andy Pearce . 

I asked Francis questions and I 'm not sure my nonchalance was feigned . 

` Come on now , Ali , " she complains , knowing he likes to feign death . 

Blanche decided to feign stupidity so that the Commander could patronise her and she might discover how and why Spittals had been looking into her investigation behind her back . 

She feigned enthusiasm , but what she was really thinking was that she 'd been a fool to hope he 'd come here on a more personal mission . 

Merrill opened a drawer at random , took out a file and feigned immediate interest in its contents . 

Valerie 's irritation , whether actual or feigned , is linked to expression in Creole . 

` Hello , " Ken called back , feigning the appearance of what looked very much like a smile . 

` Unfortunately , " Charity said , unable to feign complete indifference to the topic , ` I suspect the more he rejects her , the more her self-esteem becomes tied up in winning him over . " 

We feigned not to grasp the reference , though Durham City readers may understand it very well . 

He then used skills honed in half a lifetime as a successful actor to feign shock and sorrow , said Mr Calvert-Smith . 

Rather , I would define the crime as intimidating citizens from exercising their civil rights -- which refers to behavior rather than thought or emotion -- and require evidence of intent and premeditation .

Of course , 89 percent of MGM is owned by Kirk Kerkorian , who exercised all his rights .

On the Internet , more of us will exercise our right and fulfill our civic responsibilities .

from his earlier appeal to Israel not to retaliate in the event of an Iraqi attack '' by saying that `` ' Israel obviously has the right of self - defense and will exercise that right as they see fit .

I think what we have here is a rare glimpse of the `` more mature Monica , '' the one that she used to exercise when she would offer Bill Clinton her ideas concerning educational reform .

One would expect that a certain amount of common sense be exercised : Palm Drive and Bougainvillea Boulevard would be as out of place in Massachusetts as Yucca Lane ; with the devastation wrought by Dutch elm disease , one might consider renaming all the streets in America named Elm Street to describe a hardier species .

Another world that exercised the etymological imagination is billabong , which owes its currency outside Australia to the familiarity of the national song , Waltzing Matilda , of which it is a crucial part .

When Courtney Love denied Broomfield the rights to Cobain 's music and tried to get his movie quashed , she may not have been acting as the poster-girl for the ACLU that the organization perhaps naively tried to turn her into , but she was exercising her constitutionally - guaranteed right to protect her reputation against the worst form of libel there is .

Over the weekend , `` Titanic '' director James `` King of the World '' Cameron began exercising the perks of his new office by writing a piece in the LAT in which he tried to fire the paper 's lead film critic , author of two scathing reviews of the iceberg epic .

Non - overlapping endpoints Although the benefits associated with each individual health endpoint may be analyzed separately , care must be exercised in selecting health endpoints to include in the overall benefits analysis because of the possibility of double counting of benefits .

absolutely and i wish they would exercise it more thoroughly let the punishment fit the crime in this state we 've got a very weird situation going on we 're under federal supervision

Congress would have exercised its authority to legislate under the Thirteenth Amendment .

In accordance with these standards , all OSI work is conducted by personnel who collectively possess the required knowledge , skills , and abilities to perform it and who exercise due professional care ( e.g .

It 's tempting to say that anyone unwilling to sacrifice an hour to exercise the right to vote does n't much deserve it .

If receiving water is used as dilution water , caution must be exercised in exposing the test organisms to it , because of the possibility that it might be toxic .

By this I mean that those who hold nominally powerful jobs ought to exercise correspondingly real power .

We do not need government in order to exercise our freedom of speech or religion , to bear arms or to be free of state intrusion in our homes .

Require , as part of the due care standard , that auditors exercise professional skepticism and perform their work with integrity ( par .

Auditors will need to exercise professional judgment in assessing the significance of audit results or findings .

In 1996 , a new law enabled the INS to enter into agreements with state and local law enforcement agencies through which the INS provided training and the local agencies exercised immigration enforcement authority .

The option to scale these percentages up or down in a given image was still available , but we chose not to exercise this option in the present study .

Clergy and other religious leaders are as susceptible as any to the temptation to exercise power over others .

well um i think a lot of families do n't but i think a lot of families do and do n't exercise it

Watkins described a DOD official who wanted to stonewall public concerns about environmental contamination and safety threats at DOE sites by exercising the government 's sovereign - immunity defense against litigation .

At FAA 's Aeronautical Center , some employees with contracting responsibilities were initially uncomfortable exercising newly delegated procurement authority to purchase goods or services up to a certain dollar amount without supervisory approval .

Auditors should exercise professional judgment in pursuing indications of possible fraud and illegal acts so as not to interfere with potential future investigations , legal proceedings , or both .

This influence can be summarised in diagrammatic form , as shown in figure 15.1 .

Bower and Ackerman 's findings may be summarized in the form of figure 7.1 , which shows that most investment proposals of any scale or significance are identified at the level of the product line or department .

In the previous two chapters I have summarized two contemporary analyses of science that differ in fundamental respects .

The information required to calculate the mean bond enthalpy for CH can be summarised in an enthalpy diagram ( see figure 5.13 ) .

We have discussed ` cooperation " by implication in our study of conflict , but we will summarise its nature briefly here .

This final section summarizes the grammar points presented in each unit , and provides diagrammatic ` grammar trees " of the key sentence structures .

The relationship between use of linguistic variables and various other speaker characteristics is illustrated in table 5.2 , which summarizes patterns in the realization of the vowel variable ( ai ) by Belfast working-class speakers .

He summarized his findings in his book The integrative action of the nervous system ( 1906 ) .

The complexity and uncertainty of these trends is well summarised by the Jewkes in their study of the NHS :

The worldwide progress in using vibration to aid understanding speech was summarized in 1974 by Kirkman .

Reflective thinking can perhaps be summarized by a quotation from the philosopher Basil Mitchell .

The declared aims of the US response were summarized by Bush in a televised address on Aug. 8 .

Since , however , cases concerning property which has devolved according to those provisions will for many years continue to come before the courts , they are summarized in a note at the end of the book .

In our first Report on the primary stages we included an early chapter which tried to summarise our views with simple eloquence .

The committee secretary summarises all comments from DTACs and prepares a draft response for inclusion in the TAC agenda .

Most observers summarised the results as a triumph for Yeltsin , a disaster for the Russian Communist Party which had backed Ryzhkov , and a humiliation for Bakatin who came bottom of the poll .

In an attempt to assess the possibility of using citation counts as a measure of research quality , Lindsey has summarised the significance of citation counts in scientometric studies :

The following paragraphs and the schedule attached to this letter summarize your main conditions of service as they will apply in relation to this appointment .

The rage and sense of injustice , for a separatist , is not powerfully enough voiced anywhere else . 

There is an assumption , voiced cheekily by Delors in a speech to the European parliament in Strasbourg last week , that Britain will be forced anyway to accept the social dimension of the EC . 

Theo 's occasional complaints , hardly ever voiced directly , were usually muted and so we fail to take note of them . 

An anti-industrial current was evident within populism , voiced most explicitly by Mikhailovsky who deplored the dehumanizing effect of the ever more specialized and narrow division of labour that industrialization involved . 

Since the former All Blacks ' captain has seen a lot of Back , and still knows the New Zealand scene so well , that opinion , voiced sincerely , should surely not be lightly dismissed . 

But he accepted that his defeat revealed ` a general reluctance " in the party to see that opposition voiced too vehemently in public . 

The response to the Government 's consultation is the third time in a week that the forum has voiced strong criticism of Scottish Office policy . 

` The border is absurd , " said Mr Erich Hark , an Estonian electrician , voicing the general feeling of the 25,766 inhabitants on both sides . 

` And do you elect so to do ? " pertinently enquired the cardinal , voicing the curiosity of them all . 

He is voicing the complaint of all old people about the closing down of their universe . 

By voicing his pragmatic policy , Longuet is breaking with decades of French industrial policy by saying it was not his role to build strategic industrial sectors for France . 

Theirs was a dialogue of the deaf , the producer voicing his intellectual doubts , the politician offering nothing but dogmatic certainties . 

' The result was that they were both happy and wished they had voiced their opinions many years earlier . 

This time I did see because he had uncannily identified one of my private sources of shame and voiced my own concomitant mantra . 

` You still love her , " she whispered , voicing her greatest fear . 

Yet if she voiced her objections it would only serve to alert him to how uneasy she felt . 

Somehow she found her tongue and shakily voiced her only fear . 

But , in the long years of policy revision and image revitalisation , Labour has not found another , effective way of voicing these changed realities . 

An advisory committee had voiced doubts about L* 's management and cost -- likely to be more than $700m , of which the SSC would pay only $250m . 

Many subject specialists have voiced concern about teaching bilingual students . 

He voiced their torment at knowing their children would be medically examined without consent and without any familiar face being present . 

The Bank of England has voiced concern at increasing debt defaults by personal borrowers , and especially those with substantial mortgages . 

They generally support the notion of a European dimension to the curriculum and voiced a commitment to working cooperatively together . 

Many right-wing back-bench critics of the government ( but supporters of Mrs Thatcher ) could voice their criticism without including her and liked to present her as a political prisoner of Cabinet ` Wets " . 

And it 's a difficult topic to raise with those concerned -- how do you voice objections without implying that you think the man is a child molester ? 

She voiced the lie without even understanding the logic behind it . 

He is well respected and popular , as was shown when Mr Major and the Commons voiced their confidence in him earlier this year when he apologised for singing on Irish TV hours after an IRA atrocity . 

Up to 100,000 demonstrators voiced similar demands in the Montenegrin capital , Titograd , on Jan. 31 . 

Voicing concern about the alleged abuses , Councillor Elizabeth Leitch , of Monklands District , said : ` We should not be asking for changes here but demanding changes . 

He voiced scepticism about Government statements , saying that the total consents in the past had always included an estimate of grants that would be received . 

Torquil Cowan , head of Longfield comprehensive in Darlington , has already written to some parents voicing his concern about the number of children roving the streets . 

But officers have voiced concern about road safety , particularly when picking children up from Victoria Road and Waverley Terrace . 

He had voiced threats against the star , and that very evening showed signs of starting another breakdown . 

Voters have voiced complaints at the elections being held before the trials begin , and before Mr Papandreou has a chance to prove his innocence . 

Before Cowley could voice his astonished irritation at that complacent comment , Hogan hurried on , ` It would have been altogether different if this Doyle of yours had died , believe me . 

` Get out of here , " she instructed him huskily , capable only of voicing her greatest need at that moment , no more . 

President Franois Mitterrand voiced strong support for the idea after his meeting with President Gorbachev in Kiev on Wednesday . 

It was the Captain who voiced his opinion for him : ` It 's no wonder we ca n't find flats for our boys when they want to get married , with this sort of competition . 

During a walkabout on Merseyside , the Princess of Wales was overcome by tears after the crowd voiced their support for her amid the current press controversy surrounding her marriage . 

Advocates on both sides of the debate voiced some disappointment over the ruling . 

Some weeks ago , during the course of a top-security reconnaissance mission , you committed a serious breach of discipline and security by voicing certain dangerous comments over an open radio transmission . 

Councillor Rosie also voiced his concerns over the treatment of the W family , eight members of which had been held in care since November 1990 , at enormous cost to Orkney . 

For example , the three animal portrait artists interviewed here are successfully engaged with a differentiated public and certainly voice separate considerations regarding their production . 

On the other hand , no parent that we questioned voiced any suspicions with regard to their own children and they all seemed quite happy for them to attend his youth club . 

Prior to the Sex Discrimination Act ( 1975 ) , the Scottish Police Federation had voiced strong objections to employing women within the service on an equal basis with men . 

As it became clear that the coup was not holding , the bodies which had been silent , most importantly the CPSU , voiced their opposition to it . 

Indeed , Percy Lovitch voiced the thought to Rev. Levitt as he strode past the minister and his wife . 

Celebrities also have been voicing their opinions of the end to the ` fairytale romance " . 

The Arab Women 's Solidarity Organisation , of which she is president , was banned recently for voicing its opposition to the Gulf War . 

In recent months a growing number of federal judges and lawyers have voiced their exasperation with America 's approach to drugs . 

This provoked the Church Commissioners to mount their own exhibition to counter some of the criticism voiced in the SAVE exhibition , and this was sent on a tour of cathedrals . 

Almost at that very moment Millie was standing before the Mother Superior , who was voicing that very word , politeness . 

In England there was a particular concern over the effects of housing conditions in creating the possibility for incest in the working class , a concern voiced by the 1884 Housing Commission . 

The discontent voiced by reviewers appears to focus on the implausibility of the novel 's plot and on the incongruity of the unsettling elements in it . 

Shiona raised her head scornfully , about to voice that very notion , but at that very moment the sitting-room door burst open and a small excited figure burst into the room . 

When his proposals were first outlined there was considerable disquiet , mainly among Darlington politicians , but also voiced by some firemen who feared the town would be adversely affected . 

Ken Threlfall , general manager of the County Durham ambulance service , responding to concerns voiced by Teesdale district councillor Phil Hughes , said response times in the dale bettered the national requirement . 

A rejection of this approach was voiced by Lord Bancroft , head of the civil service until 1981 . 

Debate lasted until 20 September , opposition being voiced by a number of Italian and Spanish prelates . 

Similar sentiments are voiced by Peter Leonard , the man responsible for introducing Chevignon to the UK , who has recently switched his allegiance to US workwear names . 

Tolerance was voiced by less than a sixth of male interviewees and less than a tenth of the female . 

However , recent developments suggest that this ` Chinese wall " will be breached , and this suspicion has long been voiced by many poorer people . 

Meanwhile , Tory backbenchers voiced their concern that speedy action should be taken over juvenile crime when about 25 MPs met Mr Clarke for more than an hour at a private meeting at the Commons . 

Wail until you have calmed down enough so that you can voice your concerns and listen to his replies . 

The proposal is likely to divide the group since some councils are voicing doubts about whether a referendum is the best way forward . 

At that time opponents had voiced fears of a likely " brain drain " amid predictions that millions would emigrate . 

He voiced the fear of other Right-wingers that the sacking of Norman Lamont had left Left-wingers in key jobs . 

Several people voiced the suspicion that a frantic battle of the sound systems was taking place as companies vied to attract more customers . 

Shiona smiled thinly , but refrained from voicing her suspicions out loud . 

She did n't voice her thoughts but she immediately saw herself wearing the lime-green dress and the coat with the rose lining . 

Other manufacturers have voiced the thought that these constant transmissions could swamp the mains . 

He only spoke once , and then he was merely voicing his thoughts aloud . 

` You 'll hardly have to see her at all , " said my mother , voicing her worry tangentially , ` in a house that size . " 

That was met by stares , almost glares , as though he had voiced the unthinkable . 

Defries , who had given up threatening Daak with a court-martial for assault , voiced the same fear . 

She 'd rather be seen as hopelessly naïve , and she voiced her feelings , suddenly not caring if she did seem that way . 

Procedures should define how employees should voice their grievances , in such a way that they do not jeopardise their position . 

` I did n't think you 'd mind , " Simon had said yesterday , when she had angrily voiced her objections . 

We were quick to condemn American Open Champion , Curtis Strange , for voicing his opinion of a spectator , a cameraman -- whatever it was during this year 's U.S.P.G.A. Championship . 

" What the hell is it ? " the farmer asked , voicing my thoughts . 

But nobody voiced such thoughts ; the atmosphere was predominantly gay . 

This gives everyone the chance to find out what 's going on and voice their views . 

He was speaking very much more quietly than when he first came in and occasionally looked reproachfully at the door as if the thing which had depressed him was just the other side of it . 

It depressed him that some observers thought the debate would be used ` as a way of paying off some scores , real or imagined " . 

It depresses me that people do n't see our sense of humour , " says Steve , Bruce Forsyth style . 

` If you must know , those pages were so full of bad times that it depressed me to read them back . 

` I am a registered general nurse and , although I love my work , it depresses me at times to have to work shifts , both day and night . 

She would have agreed with him largely as to what were essentials and inessentials , but the mess depressed her . 

And so when he talked to Polly now , and when she talked to him the way she did , it depressed him . 

Although Nicholson 's part in Ensign Pulver was small , being attached to such a poor movie depressed him intensely . 

If he wanted to depress himself he could very easily , thinking on this subject , but he was not used to looking too far ahead in this life . 

Grate the rind and squeeze the juice before freezing them together in ice-cube trays . 

Or , even easier , scramble some eggs and grate some of the heavenly fungus over the top . 

He fell in beside her and they began to converse amicably , like old acquaintances . 

In the days which followed mother and daughter conversed hardly at all . 

My difficulty was further compounded by the fact that for some years my father and I had tended -- for some reason I have never really fathomed -- to converse less and less . 

If there is no room in which interviews can be conducted , the nurse and patient should be seated near to each other so that they can converse quietly . 

People who had been out together at Castle Menzies , then on down to the Reel of Ballechin , conversed steadily , opening up their private problems to each other with a freedom well beyond the usual . 

` The first time I saw him we conversed very closely together ; and in the prospect of death he seemed solicitous to prepare for it . 

We meet with the French regularly so it is important we can converse and understand each other . " 

She found that in the time allowed four-fifths of the adult pairs conversed , looked or smiled at each other . 

` On the other hand , maybe not , " said Kelly , watching as the two men conversed . 

As he walked further into the heart of the country , disappointed to find no painters with whom he could converse , he was struck by a desolation that matched his own worst moods . 

The use of these verbal clues varies according to the person with whom we are conversing . 

We sat and drank before a smouldering fire while he conversed . 

Any Conservative you care to converse with will predict a close contest at the next election . 

As Timothy went he heard the voice of Mrs Plant again , demanding more sharply to know whom her husband was conversing with . 

Of course , some people take hobbies , pastimes and other activities to incredible lengths , but you do n't have to be able to converse knowledgeably about all the different types to enjoy an exquisite bloom . 

` Her English is good , " Myeloski continued , warning Duncan to ensure he did n't converse in Russian . 

While the two men conversed in a language she could not understand , Fabia stood by and hoped that the problem with her car was not a serious one . 

The writers ate a late dinner at three separate , long tables in the hotel dining room ; the Russians and I conversed among ourselves , feeling vaguely ostracised . 

Could nice ( youngish ) females find it in their souls to converse on paper ? 

He was conversing merrily in English at a reception during the European Cup meeting , but several weeks later in Rome when confronted by the television team he seemed to lose his linguistic powers . 

Anne , having moved away from Elizabeth Woodville and her family , had meanwhile been conversing in low tones with Joan . 

A number of people were walking quietly to and fro , studying the architecture , referring to guide-books and conversing in low voices . 

The Major encouraged him , then walked him round in a circle , conversing with him in low reassuring tones . 

His first-class education , his wide experience of engineering around the world , combined with the speed and clarity of his mind , made conversing with him a delightful privilege . 

He conversed with them on all matters connected with their business and had his trouble often many times repeated with the useful wrinkles he gained . 

" If I ca n't have you , " she said aloud , for she often conversed with Timothy in that one sided manner , " then I wo n't have anyone . 

“ Er … ” said Zach thoughtfully , feeling a little stumped for words , “ Er , Mr Oakley says that he 'd like to er … converse with you . 

` I do love you , " he avowed , with such a depth of feeling that her heart turned over . 

David listened and frankly avowed that he had not been conscious of all these grand ideas . 

That 's why there are contrasting pieces ; not everyone is going to be marvellous with the classics ( Rex Harrison once avowed that he was ` no good at Tudor verse speaking " ) . 

Later , both Dustin and Voight avowed they were rooting for Wayne , despite the wide political divergence between them and the older star . 

Avowing his apostasy , he left Dunsden in February 1913 , and , after a short stay with his family , he took up a post as a teacher of English at the Berlitz school in Bordeaux . 

A year before his father avowed his change in faith , Cecil had journeyed to Rome and made his own profession of Catholicism . 

We have already seen how unlikely it is that any party would go before the electorate avowing such differences : an exhibition of disunity would be too damaging to its chances of success . 

George was satisfied that Nigel openly avowed his pleasure in inheriting ; it would have been hypocritical to pretend otherwise . 

I believe that there is an authentic beauty in science and this is fervently avowed by many scientists . 

In some cases their authors avowed openly their desire to perpetuate the distribution of territory which existed when they wrote . 

She avows a joy in the handling of materials and the studio 's non high-tech tools . 

The apes may also climb onto small , supple trees and swing across . 

In woodlands they can swing from tree to tree or scramble over the treetops to drop to the forest floor below . 

Next instant she had a great thrill , for as the van swung into the lane past her she saw that it was full of Brownies , with luggage all around them ! 

As we swung past the farm , the farmer , no doubt attracted by the sound of bagpipes , was standing at the entrance to his farm , a bewildered look on his face . 

As the bus swung slowly round Loxford green , Anna saw that two immense removal vans were parked in the drive of Loxford Old Rectory . 

As she passed it a car swung through the big yellow gates ; a cream-coloured car driven by a girl of about Breeze 's own age , or perhaps older . 

Every now and again one of these vehicles swings out and surges past , splattering her side windows with filth and making the little Renault stagger under the impact of displaced air . 

The Rover abruptly swung out and roared past , the passenger cop giving them a suspicious but mostly supercilious glare . 

Chimpanzees , on the other hand , usually only cross if the branches are so close that they can swing over . 

The session was short , the smile fading from the face of the accused as Mrs Balanchine described in detail how the car had come storming around a blind corner and swung in close to the wall where they were waiting to cross . 

But twenty minutes later , as the big car swung off the motorway and began to thread its way along country roads , her mind was still a blank . 

On the day the portrait was to be exported to a private gallery in the United States , an Englishwoman telegraphed from a resort in Germany offering to make up the balance of £40,000 . 

` Once he knew where we were Lewis telegraphed every few hours . 

In fact he had telegraphed the Informer for some expenses ` to entertaining priest " , and , bewildered by this unusual demand , the editor had wired back money . 

We had telegraphed to the Hotel for rooms and there was a fire in the sitting room at which we spent the rest of the evening drying our clothes . 

She had a fake -- a trick : just before the contest started she smeared her mouth well with butter . 

He did not even notice when one of his class became stuck in the hole in the floorboards and was there all day until Endill had the idea of smearing him with butter to slide him out . 

They were both bareheaded , but had smeared their faces with camouflage cream , and wore dark coloured zip-up windcheaters , denims and trainers . 

At all times , the BBC and official propaganda has been industrious at smearing them with crime and violence . 

He smeared the chicken with edenwort , okra and gravy , rubbed it round the plate and set it off once more in the direction of his wide , beautifully moulded mouth . 

He promptly took it out of her hand , smeared it with honey and pushed it towards her mouth . 

She was smearing her hands with iron oxide , to simulate blood . 

Opening trick : stop nail polish bottle tops from sticking by smearing the grooves with some Vaseline . 

The women of the family struck their faces and smeared them with soot . 

They also knew that the arrested men were respectable and law-abiding and they were highly indignant when they heard that an official spokesman had smeared them with the suggestion of criminal activities . 

Bryony took the toast out and began to smear it with tomato chutney . 

The man 's face was a glistening red , as though he had smeared it with Vaseline . 

In this case , straight sections of Kopex connectors were pushed into Acorn connectors after the pipe ends had been smeared with lubricant . 

In nineteenth-century Paris young revellers would melt down chocolate and smear horrified passers-by with what they took to be excrement . 

They gave the impression of being a hunting party -- not far from the truth , Grant thought , but for the fact that many carried baseball bats and all had their faces heavily smeared with camouflage cream . 

Put the meat into a roasting pan , join-side down , smear with olive oil and sprinkle with salt . 

Traditional packing can be replaced with wool smeared with petroleum jelly ; some modern nonrising spindle taps have rubber ( or neoprene ) ` O'-ring seals which are easily replaced . 

As they drove off he threw a concrete block at each car in turn , smashing the rear window of one , cracking the windscreen of the other . 

Two of them blocked her exit from the car park while the third smashed the car window to grab her handbag . 

Longthorne denied being involved in the disturbance in which bottles and glasses were smashed . 

RESEARCH shows that as many as a third of all break-ins happen after entry has been gained through glass -- often simply smashed with the nearest thing that comes to hand . 

A window was smashed at Clemitson 's chemists on North Terrace , Crook , on Sunday night . 

He seized another wooden leg and smashed the glass in the nearest cases with it . 

But they denied throwing and smashing their beer glasses at the pub . 

Madjit 's wife and two other members of her family had to smash a glass partition to escape the blaze . 

Duncan , 22 , serving with his regiment at Redford Barracks , had been accused of smashing a glass into his victim 's face . 

Or better still find the source , the cassette player , and rip out the cassette and jump up and down upon it until it is smashed into little pieces . 

" And the little bear 's chair was smashed all to pieces by the little girl . 

` Can you keep the little sucker on your desk a whole day without smashing it to pieces . " 

A SEVENTEEN-year-old youth who used a stone flowerpot to smash front windows of three cars parked in Holybourne on the night of January 10th , woke nearby residents with the noise . 

Soon afterwards , the man went to the seventh floor of a nearby building , smashed a window with a chair and jumped to his death . " 

On another occasion a mob smashed the windows of the Guildhall whilst the Whig common council was in session . 

The enemy artillery had opened up , lobbing heated roundshot on to the ice , smashing it into a multitude of floes , upon which men perched perilously for a time before toppling off into the lake . 

I reached down and picked up the empty wine bottle and smashed it to the floor . 

The second policeman managed to get a shot off in panic , but before he could take aim properly , one of the skinheads smashed his shoulder with a baseball bat and knocked him down the aisle steps . 

Fishing boats , barges and lighters were busy around the ships , full of men smashing the ice with picks , hammers and mallets . 

THE rear window of a VW Polo parked in Orchard Lane , Alton on Saturday night was smashed by vandals . 

While this work was going on it was observed by two Parish Councillors that the concrete holding the seat in place had been smashed and the seat itself removed . 

You must smash the egg quickly or else it will hatch out again and hound you until you get the knight again , or he gets you . 

Maybe the Sergeant Major would go in for some Greek dancing , and smash all the house DJ 's records instead of plates . 

The corpse was barely recognisable , the face battered with extreme savagery , the skull smashed to such an extent that much of the brain was some two feet away . 

When he came back she said she 'd go out herself tomorrow , and if he tried to stop her she 'd smash up all his crockery . 

He figured all the time he was talking he 'd be keeping me from smashing up his hand with the gun-butt . 

To date , three peonies have been beheaded and a pane in next door 's greenhouse smashed . 

I put him on notice that we shall ask him what he has done to provide extra resources to the prison service .

They quickly provide the necessary interface to network PCs , workstations , and other Ethernet equipment .

Hunting also provides the men with a public stage for the stylized display of virility .

She 's totally loyal to Charles , absolutely discreet and sees it as part of her duty to provide Charles with those emotional satisfactions which set him up . "

Managers should be obliged by the Takeover Panel to provide their shareholders with the same information , particularly three-year cash-flow forecasts and industry analysis , that they show their bankers .

To provide immediate employment for young men between 18 and 25 , the Civilian Conservation Corps ( CCC ) was set up in March 1933 .

McCulloch provides a large nylon bag for the collection of leaves and other garden debris

The contingent is almost the smallest possible force Britain could meaningfully provide to a major UN force , but Mr Rifkind said it was nevertheless an important contribution .

Piped water , sewerage and electricity , and therefore television , are expensive to provide to remote isolated farms , and many of these have only rough tracks for access .

All the free services we provide with The Barclays Bank Account plus a list of services we charge for can be found on the following pages .

Pregnant mothers who are given the tetanus vaccine provide their baby with natural immunity for the first 12 weeks of its life .

In law and in fact every academic has the right to do research , and the universities provide all faculty members with small-scale financial support for this .

All too often , Labour-controlled councils provide shoddy services at far too high a cost .

SID won this contract on a competitive basis illustrating that AEA can provide a quality service at competitive prices .

Turbine Engine Services won an important contract to provide and install power generation equipment in Malaysia .

The local authority can provide them , but employees are free to wear their own if they wish .

` The most effective and useful way to help the appeal would be to provide cleaners free of charge " , said Simon .

We care about the service that we provide for our customers and our staff make every effort to maintain as high standards as possible .

If you fail to provide a specimen you may be liable to prosecution .

` And , Mr Oak , " she continued in a clear voice , ` I 'm so poor that my aunt has to provide a home for me .

In exchange , the United States would pay a certain sum annually in the form of development-aid grants and would provide the Spanish Armed Forces with matériel .

Staff was about to be reduced and , taking into account the new accommodation provided at Stantonbury , Ramsbottom thought there was no need to provide additional cottages at Wolverton .

The teacher could provide containers ( boxes , drawers , jars , etc. ) , perhaps labelled with colour pictures , so that equipment can be sorted and put in the right place .

Five of Vietnam 's six export processing zones have had trouble getting past the planning stage , due to the inability or unwillingness of local authorities to provide them with adequate roads , electricity and water .

The document calls for a strengthened IMF , with a new `` emergency financing mechanism '' to provide more money fast to a troubled country but with tough conditions .

The agency will provide money for construction materials and ask international donors to contribute to a compensation fund , he said .

1962 - Britain agrees to provide arms to India to resist Chinese aggression .

`` There was no way the Germans were ever willing to provide German technology to help the Iranians , '' said Bernd Schmidbauer , chancellery minister in charge of intelligence coordination .

Mikhailov did not elaborate but said that Russia `` will provide Syria with equipment and high technology for this ( peaceful ) purpose . ''

`` Only recently have foreign suppliers , in particular Russia and Israel , begun to provide China with relatively sophisticated weapons and technology , '' the report says .

But Jackson said many of them still do n't provide their guards with basics such as weapons , jeeps and binoculars , or large enough salaries to prevent them from secretly accepting money from poachers .

BEIJING ( AP ) --- U.S.-based Honeywell , Inc. and the China National Petrochemical Corp. ( Sinopec ) were to sign a five-year agreement Thursday to provide the Chinese state-owned firm with advanced technology to improve production .

`` North Korea may think that if they put pressure on the United States , we ( South Korea ) would only provide money for foreign-made reactors .

Rugby World Cup Ltd. , which formed as a trust in the 1980s and has staged the first two World Cup tournaments , provides money from the proceeds to rugby unions for qualifying games and development .

Even though the weapons are conventional --- non-nuclear --- the Clinton administration wanted to restrain such sales , just as it is still trying to persuade Russia and China not to provide Tehran with nuclear reactor technology .

Aid workers will provide water , emergency medical care and basic sanitation , but food will not be distributed so the refugees do n't stay , he said .

Some would argue , of course , that the reason why people still strongly prefer extra income over extra leisure is because they are manipulated by business interests or the ethos of a capitalist society .

Seychellois prefer the meat of female goats over that of males .

WordPerfect has responded angrily to Microsoft claims that a clear majority of users prefer Word for Windows over WordPerfect .

I prefer white wine to red and I sometimes keep a bottle of champagne in the fridge ready for any impromptu celebrations .

The villagers still preferred this relationship of obligation to independence .

Many owners prefer to feed adult dogs just once a day , but in fact , it may be better to offer food morning and evening , in smaller amounts .

It is also possible that party members in Barnsley would prefer a more moderate candidate .

Casual visitors to art museums generally prefer short guides to the official catalogues .

` Both put a great deal of time into their jobs , " Bloch says , ` and prefer rapid promotion to security and congenial work .

Adolescents conscious of personal appearance may prefer them to eyeglasses .

Growth is obviously preferred by people in organizations because it reduces conflict to manageable proportions ( Pfeffer 1981 ) .

Her guests might have preferred to drink their tea on the verandah outside , since at that moment it was not raining .

Also , charcoal is preferred because of its steady and concentrated heat , its smokeless burning , and because it can easily be extinguished when the fire is no longer needed .

They will continue with this , and add a second foreign language in S1 .

Most people prefer to collect their armies in blocks of a thousand or five hundred points , starting with say a one thousand point core force and adding five hundred points at a time .

And to add an extra thrill to the afternoon , William Hill are giving both our winners the chance to win a fortune with £200 of free bets .

That represented , in one case , about thirty per cent to be added to the quoted price .

You would have to fly around the world four hundred million times to add one second to your life ; but your life would be reduced by more than that by all those airline meals .

Adding life peers to the calculation inevitably reduces the Etonian proportion , but Eton still accounted for four hundred out of a total 1,156 , over one quarter of the entire chamber .

Furthermore , the possibility of endoscopic intervention adds a new perspective to the management of Dieulafoy 's disease .

Moreover , simply by being there the new governor will add a little stability to Arizona 's politics .

A quarter of a million empty bottles added £616 to Langbaurgh Council 's Mayor 's charity fund yesterday the return on almost 125 tons of glass left in the borough 's bottle banks .

Evans adds the record to a distinguished career which also includes international vests for the four running disciplines of track , road , country and fell .

She adds insult to injury by using the phrase ` I 'm all right Jack " .

In this respect this is not a ` pure " trust clause , for it does not merely confirm bequests but adds a new element to their payability .

Manually adding best-fit curves to data plots can be laborious and prone to error .

His very name ( zart is German for tender , delicate , graceful , even ethereal ) adds fuel to the legend .

Done correctly , and at the right time , it can add power to the technique being performed .

` I gather you 're taking over this case as well , superintendent -- adding it to the other one , so to speak .

Add the sherry to the pan , and stir until it has been reduced to a glaze .

The lips were added with 221 , light pink , overdrawn with 262 , pale rose , and a touch of 229 , dark pink .

Basically , um , the engineer is pretty much the one that , that mans the , the mixing board and adjusts all the volume levels and equalizes the , the different instruments and sounds and separates things and adds effects to it echoes and --

Preventing developers from adding features is not as easy as it sounds .

Physics - based functions based on electrostatics and van der Waals interactions do not discriminate well on their own , and only do so when an explicit solvation term is added to the functions .

One hundred ul of PBS-Tween-20 with 1% BSA was added to each well .

A suspension of mouse dermal fibroblasts at 2 × 10 6cell/ml in DMEM was added to 9 volumes of the type 1 collagen solution , and FBS added to provide a concentration of 2% FBS in the final solution .

On the western edge of Berlin , the dense pine forest which was largely stripped for fuel in 1945 , has been replanted , adding to the 18 million pines around 6 million chestnut , linden , beech , birch , and oak trees .

Cathartic medications fall into several classes [ 70 ] . For patients with advanced illness , poor mobility , and decreased oral intake , a stimulant laxative ( eg , prune juice , senna , casanthranol , or bisacodyl ) is appropriate front-line therapy [ 71 ] . Osmotic laxatives ( eg , magnesium salts , lactulose , sorbitol ) may be added .

Al Qaeda and terrorism was just one more priority added to already - crowded agendas with countries like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia .

and so our house was small to start with but uh we added three basement three bedrooms in the basement and like i say added on to it so

Reactions were started by adding Ampligase at 0.2 units/?l final concentration in a reaction volume of 0.1 ml .

This phenomenon of overconnectedness turns out to be just another excuse to add one more new rage to our list , which is growing seemingly by the hour , road rage , air rage , workplace rage , now `` Y2K rage . ''

Built as part of a new outer defensive wall in 1512 it originally had a flat roof — the ornate peak giving it such panache was added by de Keyser later in 1606 .

Reducing temperature would have been slower but was accelerated by adding ice to the water bath .

Everything here is bathed in a serene desert light that adds a shimmer to the stone and a translucence to the shadows .

After the cells were added to the washed plates in 100 ul of modified tyrodes ( 1 × 10 5cells ) , plates were spun at 300 rpm for 5 min , then incubated for 45 min at 37 °C and 5% CO 2 . Two images were digitized ( see above ) from each well before washing , then plates were carefully washed 4 × with pre-warmed ( 37 °C ) modified Tyrodes buffer .

Upon learning that mahon - meant ` salt - lick , ' the name was partially translated into English as Lick-ing , the -ing being added by phonetic transfer and probably some morphological influence , as well .

The category of eponyms might be subdivided to add literatonym ( pronounced lit-er-AH-to-nym ) , meaning a word derived from the name of a person or place in literature and mythonym , meaning a literatonym derived from mythology ( Herculean from Hercules , and , less obviously , martial from Mars ) .

In 1973 , the American League added the designated hitter , a player who bats in place of the pitcher but does not play in the field .

A small amount of water ( 1 ml ) was added and 0.1 ml of the suspension was quickly removed using an aseptic technique and spread onto a plate of nutrient agar ( Difco ) .

okay uh we always have turkey for Thanksgiving but uh uh there but i always try to add at least one new dish

They look like genuine flesh , blood , and cartilage , especially when they 're clipped , and they literally add texture to effects that might have seemed , well , featherweight .

if you add the um uh people of various sexual persuasions and those who never intend to marry and those who are retired and those who are um just looking for fun they people with families turn out to be such a small minority that they ca n't get the tax bill passed no matter what happens

For instance , the Post also has the story about the woman meeting with Clinton just days before his first Inaugural , but adds the detail that she says all the encounters were innocent .

We also added review of and feedback on intake systems to all of our quality review visits , and , through our technology grants , we made it possible for programs to improve their own systems using the experiences of peers .

right and also adding some accessories to different different things i 'm not a real um i do n't like to wear really big earrings i kind of have a few gold earrings that are my favorites and just little pearls so i 'm really kind of boring in a sense conservative

Essam Gheriani said rebels staffing checkpoints had been instructed to keep unarmed youths from reaching the front .

The U. S. deaths occurred in Farah province , bordering Iran , where a force consisting mainly of U. S. Marines staffs a string of small forward operating bases set deep in the desert .

As he spoke , soldiers staffed two distribution points for free fuel to residents .

Until the Jan. 30 election , the local councils had been staffed by U. S. appointees , who lacked significant authority and struggled to gain the public 's confidence .

It 's not the Islamists or the jihadists , " said Noman Benotman , a former Libyan militant now with the Quilliam Foundation , a London-based group staffed by former Islamic radicals .

But since " family response units " staffed by female officers were established in some police stations in 2006 , police in Kabul have been more willing to steer women to shelters .

The terminal , which is run by a private Israeli company and staffed by civilians , was shut down indefinitely after the attack , the army spokeswoman said .

` Christ , that was close , " Yanto gasped , as all four lay on the grass gulping air . 

` Randolph , you must help us quickly " he gasped , ` Rudolph , you dad has caught a bad cold and will not be able to pull the sleigh tonight . 

` Those noises ! " gasped Edgar as he reeled into the corridor . 

Mitch gasped the words and Maggie could not utter a sound as , to their astonishment , Felipe carefully mounted the horse . 

On 15 July 1944 the telephone rang , and my mother-in-law 's voice , hoarse and rasping , gasped out : ` Leslie 's missing ! " 

` Froggy Davies is dead , in the hut , " I gasped out , but I was so breathless , from shock rather than running , that they did n't understand me . 

He drew in several great gulps of air before he had enough breath to gasp out : ` Do n't say any more . 

If dialogue is being taped in stereo , the signals from the individual speakers should not be given a pronounced left and right stereo bias as this would conflict with the performers ' relative positioning as seen in shot .

It may well happen , however , that the users of a hierarchy ( in the case of a lexical hierarchy the speakers of the language ) have positive intuitions concerning which items belong together at a given level ; and these intuitions may conflict with the level assignations according to technical criteria .

However , where the two virtues conflicted , loyalty tended to take precedence over filial piety .

Young had spent all day here , moseying between the three-room Mayfair hotel suite , talking for 40 minutes at a time to every journalist lined up to see him . 

I MOSEYED into the NME offices bearing a still-throbbing psychic wound and a mittful of rejection letters . 

FOR THE NEXT SEVEN WEEKS they moseyed around the Western Isles , often encountering rough weather : Skye , Raasay , Coll , Mull , Ulva , Inchkenneth and Iona . 

Here we met country and western singer Dusty Britches ( I kid you not ) , and a bunch of other cowboys , and moseyed off to eat . 

There is no point in ransacking the cellar for the finest bottled sunshine that has been put away for the special occasion . 

As she went , she ransacked her bag for her keys , and almost bumped into Rebecca , coming in the opposite direction . 

The plain-clothed cockney ransacks my underwear drawer , sticking his hand into bras and panties . 

The men ransacked the house before making off with mainly jewellery valued at £2,000 . 

Yellow Victorian mansions , with their front gardens asphalted over to make yellow parking areas for the flatholders ' yellow cars . 

Maxim pressed the entryphone bell for Winkelmann and waited until a man 's voice rasped : ` Bitte ? " 

` What makes you think that could be the case ? " he rasped irritably . 

` You 'll what ? " rasped Lucenzo , his fingers biting into her arms . 

He rasped out the words and stood with his hands on his hips to glare down at her . 

` Why ? " he rasped again as his eyes scoured her face for an answer . 

` Because of your love for Steve ? " he rasped angrily at her bitter betrayal . 

Startlingly , then , a voice rasped in an American accent : ` War is a sonofabitch . 

` Do n't you have any legs ? " he suddenly rasped , his hands on his lean hips , his black eyes running over her in exasperation . 

Because you have this basic insecurity , you need other people to applaud what you are doing , and admire you for it . 

The English-speaking media applauded Daniel Dubroca as a player and captain on countless occasions , but still felt duty-bound to criticise him for his arbitration . 

His admirers applaud him as the ` people 's lawyer " , the first solicitor in Britain to realize that victims of disasters have more chance of success if they stand and fight collectively . 

If that were all , I 'd applaud it as a wise and public-spirited action and I hope it starts a trend . 

Some politicians even applauded this development as the most desirable counterbalance to French pretension . 

I think that we can all applaud my right hon. Friend for the other improvements in prison security about which he has told us . 

It seemed an altogether fitting happening , considering the same day George Bush and Boris Yeltsin were applauding each other in the White House rose garden . 

` It is appropriate for spectators to applaud successful strokes in proportion to difficulty but excessive demonstrations by a player or his partisans are not proper because of the possible effect upon other competitors . 

When I first came across it , I applauded the honest rigour with which Auden the critic revised Auden the poet . 

I applaud him for being able to marry self-interest with the needs of others . 

Even his enemies would have to applaud his courage in facing the music after one of the greatest embarrassments in England 's history . 

The Palestinians , after applauding the actions of the Lebanese troops , set up shelters using tents provided by the International Committee of the Red Cross . 

The crowds in the church , where protest meetings began to gain momentum last month , applauded the bishop . 

This gesture is applauded by John Whitcombe , associate manager of the Overseas Development Administration 's plant sciences programme . 

Ken 's undying devotion to this club should be applauded by players , directors and supporters alike . 

The princess was warmly applauded by the scientists for her speech . 

The ban was applauded by both the SMTA and the Royal Automobile Club in Scotland . 

The appointment of the mufti was applauded as a bold gesture of reconciliation to the Muslim community . 

Organised by Sue Barratt , who compèred the show , the models wore clothes donated to the shop and were warmly applauded . 

` The world might applaud your achievement but I doubt if it will condone your methods , " Nicholson said , taking his eyes from the bandaged man to look momentarily at Dexter . 

I applaud your decision to employ them , and shall leave your catalogue in the staffroom tomorrow . 

We applaud the initiative of the East German citizens in liberating their secret police headquarters and share their regret that vital papers were destroyed in the shredder . 

The magazine applauded the theory and looked forward to seeing the new machine in action . 

He applauded the UN observer team for contributing to the peacefulness of the campaign and congratulated employers for their response to the action . 

The audience had applauded loudly at the end and someone in the stalls shouted : ` Well done ! " 

Lucille , politely applauding with the rest of the room , wondered whether this man truly was the greatest soldier of his time . 

When I finished , Shadwell started to applaud with the tips of his fingers , as if scared his hands would give each other a disease . 

Finally she began to applaud quite spontaneously , her clapping sharp and enthusiastic in the silent barn where the dust rose in the shafts of sunlight . 

Kruger paced the marble floor , his boots clicking harshly on its smooth surface . 

She stopped , turning quickly at the sound of brisk footsteps , then she hurried across the foyer , high heels clicking on the shiny floor . 

Steps clicked on the stones outside and Allan Stewart came in , out of breath , his red hair darkened and sticking to his forehead . 

She flew down the stairs and across the atrium floor , her heels clicking against the tiles . 

As , heels clicking on the polished slabs , Luce followed the black-clad figure through the shuttered gloom she remarked , ` I have n't discovered what the palazzo is called , or who owns it . 

In the Arab world Syria has atoned for its support of Iran during the previous Gulf war , and forged a lucrative friendship with Saudi Arabia . 

` Having delivered my mea culpa , " Burney said , ` I may nevertheless be able to atone for my lapse . 

` Perhaps I am atoning for my misspent youth , " he replied amiably . 

Jones , in his 49th Test , atoned for an otherwise disappointing series with his 10th century ( his first in 28 innings ) : he ended with 150 not out in 6½ hours . 

In the post-war period , Hollywood began to atone for its blatantly racist depictions of blacks with sporadic anti-racist films , almost always directed by whites . 

She does n't even have to ask … people just feel obliged to run her errands … as though they were atoning for something . 

` Well , he can atone for his sins by waiting on you for a few days , " Jack said laughingly . 

Bangor ref Barr booked five players and made a number of decisions during the game that infuriated the home fans and caused puzzled looks in the press box . 

Their laughter so infuriated me that I began to have thoughts of revenge . 

And yes , it infuriates her when magazines run ` Big Is Beautiful " features as if they 're indulging a minority of readers . 

After enjoying so many years of unquestioning servility from David , it infuriated him to know that Beth did not feel threatened by him . 

No-one believes that will be the last case to shock the market and infuriate private investors . 

But the arrogance of the German newspapers infuriated British MPs . 

Have you solved a problem that has frustrated or infuriated you ? 

It will strengthen your case should you be so infuriated by a label that you decided to take it to your local trading standards officer . 

She was infuriated by his arrogant assumption that he could simply demand answers , infuriated still more by her own desire to simply cave in and tell him the truth . 

The Chief Constable , Sir Hugh Annesley , is particularly infuriated by the charge of bias . 

They went inside and Marie 's knowing looks seemed to infuriate Alain even more . 

She infuriates Charles in December by dancing on stage with Wayne Sleep at the Royal Opera House . 

That he was speaking only the truth simply served to infuriate her all the more . 

When he played tennis with his sister , he would infuriate her by wandering off the court to contemplate . 

I thought the dead whiteness of the dress made me more of a corpse than a bride but had n't enough energy to infuriate my mother by telling her so . 

Had Craig banned the march , he would have infuriated the civil rights people . 

These data agree with those of Mahmood and Templeton and support the hypothesis that the incidence of the disease is related to exposure to menstruation .

Our results support the hypothesis of a functional alteration in the zonula occludens in the intestinal epithelium of coeliac patients .

The contemporary changes in smoking habits and incidence of anal cancer would support the hypothesis that the anus is yet another site with increased susceptibility to carcinogens resulting from smoking .

This study does not support the hypothesis that prior infection with adenovirus 12 is a precipitating factor in coeliac disease .

There is no statistical evidence to support the contention that deregulation has led to a decline in the quality and roadworthiness of buses .

Or , again , A has a purely legal claim against B ; but in order to prove his case he wants to make B disclose facts or documents which support A's claims .

Clinical findings also support the view that low and mixed grade form a specific group that can be separated from the high grade group .

I can not find out of the evidence any facts which support the view or which justify the inference .

These findings strongly support the suggestion that effector phagocytes relax circular smooth muscle by the release of NO .

These findings support the view that it is not the boundary of clauses per se but the boundary of units of information which is a major determinant of the units involved in language comprehension .

Here we provide experimental and comparative data on spiders to support the theory that dwarf males are associated with high differential adult mortality , with males at much greater risk .

There is much statistical evidence to support every finding about the effects of social class , social conditions , and schooling factors on reading performance , but there is little that provides useful insights .

Our analyses also support further our previous finding that basal UOS pressure is highly labile and emphasise that the level of arousal must be recorded and controlled for any valid comparisons of basal UOS pressure .

The terms of section 40 seem to me strongly to support the conclusions reached so far .

The experimental evidence does not contradict this view , although it does n't support it very strongly either .

Type of fixation may influence the accessibility of the PCNA protein to antibody detection although results from other studies do not support this conclusion .

The finding that their number is neither affected by ranitidine nor by cisapride treatment does not support this hypothesis .

These findings support a correlation between the presence of active inflammation and PEG absorption .

We have been able to examine these largely through inference alone , but our information does seem to support Curtice and Steed 's view of the ` denationalisation of British politics " .

Anyone who went to the tall ships race in Belfast and saw 500,000 people thronging through the city centre day after day could see the determination of the people of Belfast to lead their lives normally . 

WATCH out for the jugglers , jesters and minstrels thronging through the courtyards -- and be sure not to miss King Arthur 's colourful Daily Parade , the Royal Falconers and the Marionettes show . 

Tourists still thronged through Stratford , although not in such overwhelming numbers as in the spring and summer . 

He ran across streets and squares , ran past swerving traffic and Christmas shoppers and commuters thronging to their stations . 

At last they reached the village and joined the rest of the crowd as they thronged towards the green in front of the parish church . 

With a shrill yelp she nipped him in the hind leg and he shot away in alarm . 

The point dogs catch him and one of them nips him on the leg -- take that for being more popular with the boss . 

She threw her arms around Piers where he was sitting at the breakfast table , and nipped his neck with her teeth . 

She picked up the foot in both her hands and nipped the jagged crescent with her teeth . 

The arms nipped the sides of his skull , and two fists seemed to close around his eyes : the hands of God ? 

The rats nipped at her flesh , biting through her ripped clothes , sinking sharp little teeth into her skin . 

Something nipped at her neck , and she pitched forward into blackness . 

It clanged urgently , like a fire-engine dashing towards a disaster , like the ambulance thundering along behind to retrieve the bodies . 

Somewhere , the bell of a fire engine clanged and men 's voices called urgently . 

Thunderous knocks hit the door downstairs , the bell clanged and clanged . 

On the ground more hammers were clanging and great locks being screwed into position . 

She lay down , and he drifted off , and five minutes later the central heating was hissing and clanging like a forge . 

Ben 's eyes flared , but went cold as he told himself -- Harriet presumed -- ` I must n't hurt anyone . 

He was n't sure he had been so keen simply because as an Opposition backbencher he was flattered to be in demand , or simply because his eyes flared and his knees tingled every time he saw her . 

Her eyes flared at the stinging insult , only too aware that he outstripped her professionally . 

Dot saw how the gold patterns on the cover caught the flicker from the fire and flared like Very lights . 

Fincara cried , and light flared over them the woman 's laughing face , and Adam 's burning blindness . 

A light flared briefly at the side of the furthest cart , and then a torch flew through the air over the target . 

A vivid light flared outside , bright enough to penetrate the heavy curtains . 

Beyond the doorway the dim light flared suddenly , illuminating the fleeing rats with an unearthly orange glow . 

Now the horizon was brighter , with little curling lights flaring into the glow . 

There suddenly seemed to be nothing between them except the hatred flaring in Ursula 's eyes . 

` I think you are acquiring the Samhailt , Raynor , " she said , and saw sudden delight flare in his eyes . 

` I am sure that was so , " Corbett replied drily , regretting the quip as soon as it was uttered , noticing the hostility flare in the Prince 's light blue eyes . 

The trunks of the gum trees soared bright pink , the tack room windows flared crimson and all the birds in the world seemed to be singing for joy . 

For an instant , the plate glass all around them flared blue-white , the building shook as the pain of a Darkfall strike stabbed into their ears again . 

Somewhere beyond , on the forecourt perhaps , orange flame seemed to splutter and flare in the darkness . 

No , not expressive any more , Guy acknowledged , as the candle flared briefly in a gust of air from the open window . 

Just when his eyes were adjusting to the gloom , the novice ahead of him threw open a door , and Gabriel emerged into pale but blinding sunlight flaring in low through the window of the gallery . 

The spaghetti sizzled in the saucepan , the toast flared beneath the grill . 

Victor 's face as the match flares in front of it has the rapt attention of a man lighting a fuse . 

There was great excitement in February 1987 , when a supernova flared up in the Large Cloud and became an easy naked-eye object . 

` We made it , " and he slapped the gloved hand twice against the steering wheel . 

I will reaffirm that I can not condone the use of cannabis , nor for that matter daily watching more than 5 hours of TV .

` The world might applaud your achievement but I doubt if it will condone your methods , " Nicholson said , taking his eyes from the bandaged man to look momentarily at Dexter .

Let us deal with the suggestion that it would be psychologically damaging to the country to show that the House condones homosexuality .

Labour 's shadow home secretary Tony Blair said : ` No one condones bogus applications for asylum .

It can not simply be assumed that a parent who is present at the injury of their child has condoned it .

That many doctors condone this practice does not in itself indicate any moral justification .

Trade unionists can not condone the use of violence in this or any industrial dispute situation .

But Mitchell wo n't condone the taking of life and soon it seems both good guys and bad guys want him out of the way .

We do n't condone arson or violence , but many young people believe such actions are justified .

In the previous chapter it was emphasised that the authorities deliberately promoted and condoned violence , crime and racketeering in order to alienate both terrorist and legitimate political opponents of the government from their natural sympathisers .

It was daft of their business partner to say every Kray fan will want the game and even more incredible for him to add : ` Neither Reg or Ron would ever condone crime . "

Nor do they wish to condone the use of fighting or bullying by default , which means inaction .

` But no matter what he has done we ca n't condone anyone vandalising his house . "

Condoned truancy applied to some parents in disadvantaged areas for whom their children 's regular attendance at school came as a low priority as against other concerns .

While Miss Lidgett showed some appreciation of the woman 's circumstances , she was unable to condone her course of action .

` Last night you were threatening to ruin him if he hurt Maria Luisa again ; now you 're condoning their going away together . "

And corruption is condoned by powerful grandees in government and business .

Truancy condoned by parents who ` authorise " the child 's absence was seen as a real problem .

Differential treatment and discrimination is condoned and made to appear normal .

Presidents , naturally , do not want to be seen to condone the taking of drugs ; the public temper is for stiff penalties and the locking up of offenders , not tender care .

Does the hon. Gentleman condone the borough of Southwark , which has £35 million-worth of rent arrears , for its failure to collect ?

He describes lodging in the beautifully furnished house of a respectable widow with artistic tastes , who had been impoverished by inflation . 

Privately Emily thought Mr Frogmore could n't be of great means if he was lodging at Mrs Marsh 's house in Oystermouth . 

The DHSS had known the landlords were overcrowding their hostels , sometimes cramming four or six men in a room , and some were even lodged in an asbestos shed . 

After giving Lamb directions to the farm and explaining that he would lodge at Bert Weald 's cottage , Jonadab and George turned away . 

He recognised the driver , one of the Principal Training Managers lodged at Boundary Hall , saw his annoyance and felt the better for it . 

Grandad arrived in Baldersdale around the turn of the century , to work on the building of the reservoir , and came to lodge at Low Birk Hatt , when Great-Grandfather Tallentire was running it . 

We then continued our journey , pushing on until we reached the city walls and lodged at one of the fine taverns on the Southwark side of the river . 

He lodged at the Waggon and Horses Inn , no. 47-50 , High Street St. Martin 's , and died suddenly on the morning of 21 June 1809 . 

The downward spiral in their relationship was observed by the poet Alan Ross , who lodged in the boiler room at 37 Hamilton Terrace for the better part of a year . 

With so many young nuns starting university education in the autumn and lodging in the Dublin convent was there not a chance that Eve might join them ? 

Richard and I will be moved to the Garden Tower and there lodged on the upper floor . " 

Danny , his wife and two kids were forced to lodge with friends while they searched for new digs . 

Initially , Calandrini was on excellent terms with his mentor , De Dominis , lodging with him at the Savoy Hospital . 

At the time she was lodging with two ladies who had lost their brother in the First World War . 

` Only there is a young lady as lodges with me , who asks me every day what Mrs Browning writes and is eager to know for she announces she lives for your poetry . " 

He lodged with the scholarly Tjokroaminoto whose household was a kind of ashram , and who introduced the latest arrival to the new nationalism of Sarekat Islam . 

There was only a child safely lodged within those walls , a frightened , bewildered child . 

` He 's not my grandson , he 's the son of the woman I lodge with -- , 

You must lodge here tonight at least , and as long as you may wish . 

It went into the farmhouses where he lodged overnight and where he was known and befriended . 

The landlord knew me , for Benjamin and I often lodged there when we came up to town . 

I spent the next few hours in a shop doorway , watching the rooms above a grocer 's in an unfashionable street where , as Rose had told me , she and Bobbie were lodging . 

LONDON ( AP ) --- A Polish-born man in his 80s will be tried early next year for mass murders during World War II in Britain 's first war crimes trial , The Independent newspaper reported Monday .

The late President Francois Mitterrand admitted in a television interview that he was against trying old men for war crimes .

Three members of the 11-member court voted to give the U.S. court the right to try Pang for first-degree murder .

The court would try people for war crimes , crimes against humanity and other serious human-rights violations .

Just before the summit , Arafat named five judges to a special military court that will try suspected assailants .

BLANTYRE , Malawi ( AP ) --- The judge trying ousted dictator Kamuzu Banda for murder on Monday approved a jury to hear the case .

Deri is being tried on corruption charges and Israel Television reported that Bar-On was to arrange a plea bargain in exchange for his appointment .

Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman , the Egyptian preacher who is being tried in the United States on charges of planning attacks on American landmarks , declared in 1989 that Mahfouz deserved to die for writing the work .

Simpson , a movie actor and TV sports commentator who gained fame as a professional football player , is being tried for the June 12 murders of his ex-wife and her friend Ronald Goldman .

Former President Mengistu Haile Mariam and 20 others are in exile or in hiding and being tried in absentia on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity .

He said he would ask that the man be tried in a Bosnian Serb court , `` if there is evidence to support the accusations . ''

The blind sheik , who is the spiritual guide of the militants in Egypt , is presently being tried in the United States for alleged conspiracy to bomb government buildings and bridges in New York City .

PERUGIA , Italy ( AP ) --- Giulio Andreotti was questioned Thursday for three hours by a judge who must decide whether the former premier should be tried for the murder of a journalist .

DHAKA , Bangladesh ( AP ) --- Former army officers can be tried in the 1975 murder of President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman during a coup , Bangladesh 's highest court ruled Tuesday .

But Ben-Yair said Israel 's criminal laws do n't allow a person to be tried for murder more than 20 years after the alleged crime was committed .

Prosecutors trying football star O.J. Simpson for murder laid out a timeline for the crime , centered around a dog 's `` plaintive wail '' in the night .

The jailbreak occurred as he was being tried in connection with the murder in India of two tourists .

The soldiers were expected to be tried by a military court next month .

In Cairo , Egypt 's constitutional court considers whether civilians may be tried before military courts .

The military has exerted pressure to prevent any officers from being tried in court .

Attorney General Hisham Saraya announced Saturday that 15 defendants , including four still at large , will be tried by a state security court for four attacks in southern Egypt in 1993 and 1994 .

Still , parliament voted to try Claes for his alleged involvement in the deal , and on Oct. 20 he was forced to step down as NATO chief after barely a year on the job .

Local leaders made speeches demanding Anderson be tried in India for mass murder , while others spoke of the plight of the half-million people seeking compensation .

The tribunal does not have the power to try in absentia , and the Yugoslav constitution prohibits authorities from turning Serbs over to trial outside the country .

The Tribunal can not try suspects in absentia , but can hold public hearings on charges against them as a means of gaining international condemnation of suspects .

He is to be tried in absentia because he is too ill to come to court .

Shubeilat will be tried in a military court soon and if convicted faces up to 10 years in jail , officials said .

The Rwandan government and a U.N.-mandated international tribunal are attempting to try tens of thousands of people who planned or participated in last year 's genocide of an estimated 500,000 , mostly ethnic Tutsis .

The date on which they were re-charged was in 1973 and was used as a pretext to deprive them of the right to be tried by a jury .

Yale law professor and quirky constitutional historian Bruce Ackerman , testifying before the House of Representatives in December , argued that a newly elected Congress has little authority to try an official who was impeached by the previous one .

A caustic piece reports that war has improved life in Belgrade : There are no traffic jams ( because so many people have fled ) , and the crime rate has dropped ( because all offenses are tried under martial law ) .

The Wall Street Journal states that the plaintiffs ' lawyers hired by Texas to try the case will receive as part of the deal almost $ 2 .

I reckon poor old Charlie was glad I had n't taken him into partnership . 

Akio Mikuni , who runs Japan 's only independent credit-rating agency , reckons outstanding corporate bonds will have grown to ¥80 trillion by the end of the 1990s . 

Britain , reckoned easy-going by its own politicians and by the industry itself , has the lowest prices in Europe . 

He reckons like , he wants to be friends , but he just does n't want to go out with you any more . 

I reckon there are now more Faxes around than Telex machines , say 100K in this country . 

I reckon there was eighteen inches or so of this passage open till the bank gave way . " 

But we reckon there are ten major life-deciding questions that you should know the answers to before you order the flowers . 

But otherwise I just reckon there will be something around -- or if the locusts have been at the fridge , well , I can always go out . " 

` There 's a strange kind of jealousy about us that 's got around , " reckons Rikky . 

With the employment situation for school-leavers as it is , she reckoned her chances of landing a job were slim . 

Newcastle reckoned their match against Oxford was going to be one big party . 

Hugh Dunsmore-Hardy , the president of the National Association of Estate Agents , reckons quick sales by the societies have definitely pulled down prices . 

Moffat reckons the real cause for concern is satellite television and video . 

There was no W , since it was not reckoned a proper letter in its own right , but only a double U , which is how we pronounce it . 

Sun told analysts it reckoned the shortfall in margins and the cost of ` Free MP " would be cancelled out by higher-than-expected orders for the Model 30 in the current quarter . 

He reckons his success on the field depends on learning the lingo . 

Apparently he always reckoned a pretty girl with a lovely smile was more important than any other quality ; so the teeth had to be good . 

Finding enough cash to pay even for a handful of sessions was n't easy but she reckoned the sessions worth every penny . 

He reckoned to be airborne for 15 minutes in every 50 of the average run . 

China has an installed base of some 200,000 desktops , USL reckons . 

At the same time , he reckons , in the pubs they keep , the big companies would rather sell the product of a small brewery like Belhaven than that of a major competitor . 

` I reckon , " said Marie slowly , ` that you must think I 'm a right idiot . " 

` You reckon an old building will jar with your luxury villas , so you want to buy it and demolish it ? " she asked , her voice frigid . 

But manager Gerry Murphy reckons their first ever piece of silverware will be the Junior Cup and says Carlisle 's coaching is one of the reasons why . 

` You reckon we can go bonefishing again tomorrow ? " he asked me instead . 

" I do n't reckon I ought to have shocks like that in my state of health . " 

Here we reckon we are building up a specialisation in this aspect of human development . 

The E-type Jaguar is reckoned by car image makers to be the most phallic of all cars . 

The opposition kinsman/neighbour scarcely exists because all neighbours are likely to be reckoned as kin of one sort or another . 

Leopardstown is generally reckoned to be the model for the new Down Royal stand and there are certain similarities I must confess . 

It is reckoned no coincidence that leaders of the country 's communist party , who are close ANC allies , were in the forefront of the march against Ciskei . 

An ounce of coral beads was reckoned to be worth ten large jars of oil . 

He reckons when they open the gates , the basin will be full of 'em . " 

And I reckon what I have to say will help you , otherwise I 'd keep my mouth shut . 

Rob Melnick , at Arizona State University , reckons that the economy will soon pick up again . 

The government is determined not to forgive all the debts , but most experts reckon that some relief will eventually have to be granted . 

Klondyke reckon that if a customer anywhere in the world orders 100 straps they 'll get 100 of the best quality , not 80 good ones and 20 with scars or other quality problems . 

I reckoned that the marriage could have worked if Diana was 30 and Charles 43 . 

Economists reckon that the real exchange rate of the CFA franc is now overvalued by anything from 20-60% , depending on the country . 

And I reckon that we 've got a good chance beating Sheffield Wednesday at football . 

Mr Carlson reckons America 's mass merchandisers have realised less than half of the potential of their bar-code systems . 

Flying experts again reckoned a cockpit mistake was the most likely cause of yesterday 's catastrophe . 

Harvest will be about 10 days behind last year on most farms in Scotland , reckons barometer grower Ian McLaren , of Fintalich , Crieff . 

Er And it it 's reckoned a hundred and sixty thousand people die a year , of smoking related diseases . 

` Some of them reckoned one of the teachers -- some arty chap with a beard -- might have done it , but Laura do n't think so . " 

But to see what limitations this brings , we absolutely need to have a more lively sense of its differences from at least the groups which neighbour it .

As children , Perry and Crilly neighboured in a row of dwellings near the mental hospital .

This tone is intolerable , and augurs very ill for Carpenter 's biography of Pound , said to be in the works . 

Trade unions were already suffering , and the implementation of the decision to return to the gold standard augured badly for the staple export industries . 

With interest rates set to fall in the medium term this must augur well for values . 

Her first meeting with Charles augured somewhat better for the future . 

Current collaboration in the development of staff training materials may augur well for further co-operation and joint training opportunities . 

Enjoyment of one 's past job does not augur well for contentment in the role of housewife . 

It hardly seemed to augur well for the firm 's chances when it goes head-to head with the likes of Brown Boveri ASEA or GEC Alsthom . 

In that respect , the contagion of American fundamentalism certainly augurs ill . 

This is a conflict of interest which can not easily be overcome and hardly augurs well for the future reconciliation of the differences between the agricultural and non-agricultural rural population . 

Bowden firmly believes that the Irish record pollack could fall this season from one of the wrecks he is presently working over , and these recent successes augur well for the future . 

This did not augur too well for Patrick 's chances of winning £30,000 . 

The children , as long as they learn to whinge less about the bones , are all set to become nonagenarians .

He thought he 'd like to see her again as long as she did n't whinge too much about sexism .

It started last week ( apparently ) when 2 Norwich fans whinged about treatment they got at Leeds when they lost their tickets or something .

However , I did actaully sorta enjoy singing ` On the dole , on the dole , on the dole " , as Turnip was whinging about the non sending off incident .

The Northern Regional Strategy Team had commented on the relatively small rate of owner-occupation and planners had long whinged about the impact of the shortage of ` executive housing " on industrial development .

I am not going to whinge that the weather in Scotland is always colder than in England .

I keep harking on it and I do n't want to be labelled as the man who who constantly whinges about forwards diving .

Ever since I took over the tips section in the hallowed pages of ZZAP ! 64 , folks have whinged that most of the pokes are for Reset and Action Replay carts .

THE airpass holder who whinged to the Dallas check-in clerk that she had spent all day standing by for a flight out of one of America 's less attractive airports was gently chastised .

They are also responsible for helping you with your development and for appraising your performance , see APPRAISAL AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING .

In September the Education Secretary , Mr John MacGregor , said heads and governors could appraise performance in deciding promotion and pay -- just as managers in industry do .

He appraises his people 's performance without the use of expensive printed paper .

Now he merely appraised the situation , calculating the odds for life against death .

Phil Edwards from C & P 's environmental department has appraised the current situation .

And in terms of credibility with a wider public the idea that the work of a school is to be appraised by its teachers and governors alone simply will not wash .

General managers are appraised by their area managers and appraise their assistants .

Annie laughed once more as Billy put a hand up to his lips in mock horror and then her face suddenly flushed as she realised he was appraising her .

We will improve the Governments ' decommissioning proposals and appraise , with the industry , effective technical conservation measures .

The functions of such an enquiry would be to appraise ministers of the full facts surrounding the accident following an investigation of the causes of the accident .

Gone were the days when , in appraising his goods , a dealer relied mostly on his eye , experience and a tribal wisdom .

About 85 per cent of the 215 probate inventories which were appraised within the parish between 1521 and 1603 were valued at less than £50 and 68 per cent were priced under £30 .

An expensive-looking man in a black coat with a velvet collar was appraising a painting .

Jill Goolden appraises Australian wines which are produced from some pretty vibrant vine varieties

Maintain an overview on your job and your personal goals , and regularly appraise progress .

The February 1984 extension to the LFA in the UK is critically appraised .

Two important oil discoveries in the Espinal block , Purificacion and Venganza , will be appraised in 1992 .

Not bothering to rise off the unpadded bunk , he appraised the pair critically , a slightly crestfallen look passing across his features when he considered Mait .

The traditionally parsimonious Florentines , always depressed by the appearance of the Boboli Gardens , are furious about the forthcoming entry charge ( L2000 is rumoured as likely ) in spite of vaunted annual concessions for residents .

DEC /Fujitsu discussions are now rumoured as ` over " -- Fujitsu is not dumping Sparc , but would have loved to go to Alpha instead -- two to three years ago .

Mr Morton has long been rumoured as a possible successor to Sir Bob Reid at British Rail .

Khatami 's resignation had been rumoured for some months , as conservative newspapers had accused him of " leniency " towards the " corrupt , Westernized " Iranian intellectuals and artists , especially those in exile .

The existence of the wolves , rumoured for years , was confirmed when two were shot by farmers while attacking calves .

It is even rumoured that the end of September is the deadline for the Government 's decision .

It was rumoured that the relationship had at times been stormy .

Frank Sinatra was rumoured to have enlisted the Mafia to help secure his first major serious acting role ( see The Godfather ) .

The Alte Pinakothek in Munich was also rumoured to be a potential buyer at one time .

At Liverpool clubs , the toilets are full of catsuited girls who look at you as if you 're rumoured to be a child molester .

Lists of ` intolerable " local leaders of Party , Labour Front , and NSV were also rumoured to have been drawn up .

No crimes are ever reported in the Magic Kingdom -- and it 's even rumoured that fatal heart attack victims are smuggled out so their deaths can be recorded off the park .

Her jut-jawed spouse , 41 , once voted the sexiest man in the world , is also rumoured to have other love interests .

It is rumoured to be the inspiration for Virginia Woolfe 's novel , The Lighthouse , since she spent her childhood nearby .

At one time , it had been rumoured that he was being groomed to be the next Commissioner .

In the back were two girls , driven by Charlie 's manager , the Fish , a tall , straight-backed and handsome ex-public school boy whose father was rumoured to be a Navy admiral .

Yet those people , the fellow countrymen of Jan Mayen 's crew , would put their lives at risk to give help and shelter to British airmen .

Following a 36-hour offensive , the government claimed on Nov. 1 to have routed the rebels , but it was unclear whether they had returned to Uganda or had dispersed within Rwanda .

FRANCE 'S conservative op-position routed the ruling Socialist Party in yesterday 's first round of the general election and was heading for the biggest landslide victory this century .

All-rounder Dipak Patel took a Test-best 6-50 as New Zealand routed Zimbabwe for 137 in their second innings in Harare yesterday to win the second Test by 177 runs and take the series 1-0 .

Their no-nonsense style makes them a better Super Bowl bet than the Buffalo Bills , who routed the Atlanta Falcons 41-14 with reserve running back Kenneth Davis rushing for 181 yards and two touchdowns .

In the Syrian town of Suwaida , a French force of 3,000 troops was routed by Druze militiamen who then advanced on Damascus .

MARCO VAN BASTEN scored four times as unbeaten AC Milan routed Napoli 5-1 to stay two points clear at the top of Italy 's Serie A. Italy

David Rogers spearheaded Esclusham 's charge with a 21-4 victory over Nicky Jones while Dave Jones routed Gary McGill 21-8 to hoist Esclusham into third place with a match in hand .

His dragon , Nightfang , goes berserk and routs the Dark Elves .

If the Night Goblin unit is routed then the Fanatics are carried along with their companions .

The visitors were having a great time until suddenly the lights went up and bar staff started howling , ` Give us your pots and glasses and start moving on out , PLEASE ! " . 

` The stupid cow ! " he howled , smashing his fist into the dashboard . 

` What are you doing , you foolish man ? " howled Auguste , shaking him violently . 

( Some say Mark Rothko killed himself partly because he could not cope with the contradiction of being showered with material rewards for works which howled their opposition to bourgeois materialism . ) 

Howling a fervent execrating battlecry , Bjortson broke from the pack of cadets and sprinted towards the alien prisoner . 

Not a squeeze of anything ` progressive " or ` experimental " came from these pallid , vicious little council estate kids with hedgehog hair , howling about anarchy and hatred . 

Suddenly Clare 's baby was wearing jeans and a navy nylon anorak , and howling for tough boots like the village boys ' . 

She looked up into his face and resisted the urge to snatch the folder from his hand and strew its contents defiantly across the carpet . 

When she found her mother was no longer giving her the attention she craved she worked harder to obtain it so she strewed more objects on the floor . 

It 's enough to make you drive all the way to south-west France and strew some beetroot on the lanes . 

Grate nutmeg over this , and strew a few coloured comfits on the top if you choose . " 

He 'd washed his hair and piled all his plastic carrier bags into a corner instead of strewing them through the house like the clues of a treasure-hunt . 

Then Kim strewed the contents of drawers , toy boxes , magazine racks and book shelves over the floor . 

It 's not so much the snow ; more the salt that gets strewn around . 

His entire spindlewinter 's supply of candles had already been strewn on the floor , mixed with his store of kindling wood . 

So I strewed the pieces of the Italian 's card over the cobblestones . 

He hired voluptuous , glowing rugs , and strewed them around the building as though sowing corn . 

I want you , and I do n't care how humiliated I am in the process . 

Officially , the force was supposed to go in by invitation only ; avoid looking like the heavy mob ; and not humiliate authorities which felt they were hounded because they were struggling to cope on their own . 

It is the ingrained contempt , the impulse , apparently deliberately inculcated , to humiliate which , in the eyes of enlightened Israelis , is perhaps more revealing , more frightening in its ultimate implications , than all the well-documented brutalities . 

It did n't occur to you that we go away from here to be private , that our holidays are our own affair , that it might humiliate me to have Edwin Lorrimer know that I ca n't afford to take you to Venice , even on a ten-day package tour . 

The following day Col. Toumba Boubacar , the Chief of Staff , threatened a coup against the conference , which he said was trying to humiliate the army . 

Usually the object of the exercise is to shock , disgust or humiliate the unwilling audience , rather than injure . 

The couple systematically bullied and humiliated the children , often for fun , said Sonia Woodley , prosecuting . 

No matter how it embarrasses or humiliates her children , action will now be taken to protect both the Queen and her grandchildren from what she considers the very real threat of the end of the monarchy . 

It is possible , however , that Khrushchev had decided beforehand that the summit was not going to deliver what he required , and he therefore set out to wreck it or humiliate Eisenhower . 

She decides at this point in the story , that nothing is too bad for those people who have tried to humiliate her throughout her life . 

I was the only woman to whom he was sufficiently drawn ; and he chose , out of fear , to humiliate me . 

Not only will he be one of the few Democrats to win the presidency in the past 50 years but he will have humiliated an incumbent President in the process . 

The players become cold and indifferent when they do not follow the soloist directly ; the stick that directs them humiliates them , takes away their natural wish to excel …

In a choice between meekly obeying his commands and being publicly humiliated there really was no choice . 

Galileo was humiliated in Rome in a manner that has no exact parallel in Protestant countries . 

At first I was humiliated to tears ; later I became hardened ; later still I accepted it as a fact and did not even try to deny it . 

Back in 1989 the England side was at an extremely low ebb , having just been humiliated 0-4 by Australia . 

We ca n't hurt her -- humiliate her like this when she 's expecting to marry him in just a few weeks , even if it has been arranged for family reasons , and not for love . 

MILLIONS of TV viewers around the world witnessed Mr Mellor as he tried to humiliate an Israeli army colonel who arrested a Palestinian boy . 

Lord Tebbit humiliated Premier John Major with a withering and sneering condemnation of his policies on Europe and the economy . 

If the Gentlemen won now , he would have humiliated the Russians and the French . 

You go to prison for something you 've done wrong , that 's your punishment , but they do n't need to humiliate you in the way they do . 

A stilus was the sharp - pointed tool used to write on wax tablets and , by inference , stilus also referred to the way that something was written .

yeah but i 'm even talking i 'm i 'm not even i 'm not even talking about higher education we 're i 'm talking about the the kids that we 've got now they come out of high school that ca n't read and write

Thus , we can write w ( d ) = exp ( -? d ) with ? = 1 - ?/ ( L ?- L ) . The condition that the fraction of neutral mutants ?/ ( L ?- L ) is much larger than the total fraction of viable mutants among all possible sequences is crucial for the exponential decay of w ( d ) . Consider by contrast the Russian Roulette model by Gavrilets and Gravner [ 40 ] , in which all sequences are randomly assigned a fitness value of either 0 or 1. The total fraction p of viable sequences in this model is equal to the expected fraction of neutral mutants of any sequence with fitness 1 , and w ( d ) ? p for d MYGT 0 in this model .

" I had to do extra rehearsals because I was new and she would daub my legs with methylated spirits and iodine . 

It was a good thought as she made ready for bed ; then , her one luxury , she daubed her face with night-cream . 

The previous user had also daubed the ducts along the roof of Biff 's control bubble with vermilion slogans . 

She opened her handbag and brought out an astonishing assortment of cosmetics , with which she daubed my face . 

While a police constable was in the living room , the car parked outside was being daubed by the youth . 

Rusted hooks hung from antiquated iron girders above him , the windows had long since been vandalized and the faded walls were daubed with obscene graffiti . 

The walls were daubed with splashes of paint , and here and there large eyes were drawn , with daggers sticking out of them . 

Obviously Marshall , apart from daubing one of the walls and putting up a piece of cork-board , had n't done anything . 

Her face was always carefully rouged , her mouth daubed generously with salve . 

Before it gets there a barricade of grey concrete blocks daubed with ` Free Lithuania " and ` Independence for Baltic Countries " has been drawn across the street . 

THE Government faxed a clear signal last week that it has written off the science vote .

The champions faxed a protest to UEFA after being ordered to meet Stuttgart on neutral territory .

They were hot and prickly to wear , and impossible to keep clean , but they charmed the child so thoroughly that she was content to sit as still and silent as a doll eyeing the dazzling frills and listening to the faint crackle of the underskirts . 

In a sense , he could charm the birds from the trees , because he adopted and tamed a variety of wildlife . 

Bella married a butcher who displayed her photographs in his shop while she charmed the customers in the same way she had charmed the stars . 

He is at present looking more angelic than ever , trying to charm his mother into letting him have his own way ! " 

We 'll see him if he is and not if he is n't , " he said with a relaxed informality that charmed her . 

If he had held a door open for a Viennese woman she would have charmed him . 

Instead Ven inclined his head a fraction in her direction and , keeping his face straight , drawled drily , ` You , Fabia , certainly know how to charm a man . " 

But behind closed doors , only months after she charmed New York , she was allegedly pouring out a mixture of misery and banal chat on the phone to a male admirer . 

So often compelled to be distant , at close quarters she is frank , informal , funny , direct and possessed of an uncanny ability to charm the least star-struck . 

The young people who have caught the madness of war are , in fact , prisoners of this old men 's mentality which has charmed them . 

He was charmed by his thoughts , charmed by the look of his new village , like a doll 's house with the front enticingly shut . 

He is still terrible enough for us to fear him yet subtle and cunning enough for us to be charmed by him . 

But for now at least , this is one group of children who 've definitely been charmed by snakes . 

Best 's skills mesmerised defenders and charmed the fans but his lifestyle attracted the press , the police and the parasitic attention of the Creatures who thrive on the back of stardom . 

All the arrangements for stay-behind agents in north-west Europe collapsed , but Dansey was able to charm most of the governments in exile in London into recruiting spies . 

" He 's charmed her as he has everyone else--and she loves the horses , of course . 

Seductive country , then , to charm a young London schoolteacher away from the semi-rural but crowded northern suburbs of the capital . 

Later , much later , when I 'd refused at least seventeen attempts to ply me with drink , I found myself sitting at dinner , attempting to charm the ruling monarch 's fourth child . 

He was always welcome , charming his mother and talking business with his father . 

He had been able to charm more than a few elderly ladies in his time . 

Fearful at first of the reunion , Katherine found herself charmed by her aunt , who reminisced comically about Jacob 's youthful exploits . 

He charmed , teased , involved then abandoned , his mind already on the next thing . 

This kind of ability is both envied and disparaged by many Continental musicians , and it can not be doubted that professional English singers often perform music which they have not had time to ` learn " in any sense of the term that a European singer would accept . 

Protest which Soviet historians disparage as ` spontaneous " and unreflecting , and which liberal historians see as mindless and destructive , libertarians regard as the very stuff of history . 

They disparage themselves for doubting and in the same breath defend their doubt like a treasured possession which nothing could persuade them to give up . 

But Moscow has consistently disparaged any initiatives for the formal neutralisation of the country . 

It would be perverse , then , to deny that very exciting things have been happening and it is no business of this chapter to disparage these remarkable advances in understanding of the brain . 

I once disparaged this lazy stratagem to a poet I met , a man presumably skilled in the coincidences of rhyme . 

But it strongly defended the girl from being ` disparaged " , that is to say , from being married to her social inferior . 

The women may be " disparaged " ( 4271 ) but are not shown to be outraged at what has happened to them . 

The Borough , willing enough to disparage and hunt down Grimes , cares little for the fate of his apprentices , though Crabbe is never as explicit as Slater is in the libretto . 

This is not to disparage in any way the commitment of health workers to physical rehabilitation which will sustain or restore people 's physical independence , especially following illness or accident . 

For half a century after Matcham 's retirement his theatres were widely disparaged by architects and others who preferred unbuilt European projects to what the public and theatre profession still prized as ` real theatres " . 

In both classroom and staffroom they want to be authentic and energetic : to be able to display their enthusiasm and true beliefs without being disparaged . 

The ways for women to escape or understand their circumstances are systematically disparaged . 

The section expressly prohibits ` disparaging another candidate " and the House of Lords held that this phrase was wide enough to cover this activity . 

Smith disparages our claim to be printing material hitherto available only in medical literature , maintaining that much of what we print regularly appears in the national newspapers and magazines . 

Your interesting article on Slovakia and the Czech Republic disparages the countries spun off from another impossible conglomerate and forecasts a dire future for them . 

He disparages the critics of Robert and Ethel Scull as nouveau-riche social climbers , yet , ironically , his anecdotes support those opinions . 

Without disparaging the spiritual discipline practised in the Lugard home , it seems fair to say that young Freddy , who even then possessed a lively truculence , studied too assiduously to be good . 

I had always thought him to be egotistical and attention-seeking ; but apart from mentioning his invitation to the Dukakis Inaugural , he answered modestly , even humbly : praising his friend 's work and disparaging his own . 

It is rather suspicious that the label ` illogical " has been used to disparage other subordinate groups ' language as well as women 's . 

These quotations are not in any way intended to disparage Octavia Hill and the work she did . 

Further to this , Levin claims that Debord ` does not disparage pleasure " and yet argues elsewhere in the essay that his films deliberately refuse to make concessions to the viewer . 

SCOTTISH educationists rarely disparage the ` trendy , progressive " teaching methods so maligned south of the Border . 

While the employers tended to cast around for reasons outside the work process when they wished to disparage women workers , unionists spoke more often of the low level of women compositors " skill . 

This is not to disparage local and national work -- that 's the basis of everything . 

Hartley is an astute businessman , but he never passes up an opportunity to disparage a successful competitor , and I 'm certainly not the first . 

By comparison with Burke , even as a conversationalist , De Quincey disparages Dr Johnson . 

His character is one that not even those envious of his power can disparage him . 

At breakfast Johnson reminisced about early days in London , and suddenly , with a surprising ungallantry , disparaged a previous hostess , Lady Macdonald , wife of Sir Alexander from Armadale . 

They deny personal responsibility , disparage traditional morality , denigrate religion , and promote hostility toward the family 's way of life . 

Furthermore , some felt that it was this very popularity which caused specialists to disparage them . 

Surprisingly it does not ; which is in no way to disparage the scientific value of such research . 

He and Senna then collided , putting both drivers out of the race . 

Otherwise the War Wagon is moved as indicated and if it collides with troops it comes to a halt and a round of hand-to-hand combat follows just as if the War Wagon had charged . 

Alexei dived towards him and their shields flashed angrily as they collided , sword arms locked . 

At least 32 people died in Australia 's worst bus accident when two coaches collided head-on on the Pacific Highway on the New South Wales coast early today , police said . 

Shortly after the £5 million junction was opened , two trains collided head-on killing four people and injuring 22 . 

Up to about twenty years ago , it was thought that protons and neutrons were " elementary " particles , but experiments in which protons were collided with other protons or electrons at high speeds indicated that they were in fact made up of smaller particles . 

Motorist Alan Rowbotham of Blakey Close , Redcar and lorry driver Ian Sleightholme of Captain Cook 's Close , Staithes , both escaped unhurt when their vehicles collided at Pond Hill on the Scarborough to Whitby road . 

A coroner has recorded an accident verdict on a nine year old boy who was killed when two chair-lifts collided at a Californian ski resort . 

I witnessed an accident where a vehicle collided into the back of another one , pushing it completely across the crossing . 

The mallard was flying across Northgate yesterday morning when it collided with a bus outside the Cannon Cinema . 

A week of national mourning was announced after more than 150 people were killed when a passenger train collided with a goods train near Dolisie on Sept. 6 . 

Riding home from a pre-Christmas shopping trip 42 year old David Adams collided with a van on Curbridge road in Witney . 

Five hundred homes had their power supplies cut when a hot air balloon collided with high voltage cables . 

Riddler 's son , she tells Praxis , is ` the product of a single night of love -- if love it is when strangers collide in chaos . " 

You see the thing is produce something like a pyon you have to create enough energy to make it , and in order to create enough energy the you have to produce particles colliding at very high speeds , and in order to produce these particles you have to accelerate them . 

The gun teams began to follow , but two teams collided , their limber wheels locked , and there was a sudden tangle of cursing drivers , stalled cannon and frightened horses . 

Two air crashes have killed twenty American servicemen in the Gulf , two air force pilots died when a pair of Phantom jets collided , the wreckage of two helicopters has been found . 

Sure enough , it was just as the second , regurgitated blade appeared , dangling on a length of thread from Jim Rose 's mouth , that Richard had collided suddenly and rather violently with the floor of Strathclyde University Union 's level eight hall . 

They were singing ` Forty Years On " as a duet , which surprised her so much that she stepped backwards and trod on the toe of the cross young man with whom she had collided that afternoon . 

Her Royal Highness travelled in an aircraft of The Queen 's Flight . 

If you travel to a tropical country , write to that country 's tourist office to tell them that you are concerned about the preservation of their forests . 

He has travelled with the team to every country in Europe and his outstanding memory was Ireland 's victory in the European Helvetia Cup in Norway in 1981 . 

Customs officers from each country would be allowed to travel to either country in pursuit of suspected traffickers . 

The Essex Section will travel by coach to the poppy country of Picardy , Northern France to study public transport and railway installations and services in Amiens and district . 

Although he has travelled the world , Edinburgh and the family memories it evokes , are still profoundly important to Graeme Souness . 

Carefully planning the cheapest air fares , allocating her meagre budget as sparingly as possible on food and accommodation , she travelled the world and took on the best . 

She travelled round the world , paid two visits to the United States , and for a time taught English in Japan . 

He 'll read extracts from the works of American writers who travelled to Paris after the first world war . 

Days began early and ended late so that maximum distances could be travelled . 

After a five-year apprenticeship to Richard Lane of Manchester , he travelled abroad for a year and sketched the most extraordinary number of buildings and architectural details . 

From 1802 to 1810 he travelled abroad , to Berlin , Dresden , Naples , Rome , Milan , and Vienna , partly as a representative of his firm . 

The two girls who shared the upstairs flat were models , and often travelled abroad on assignments . 

It meant that she could see you every day , work closely with you , even travel abroad with you . " 

We could travel together as far as Doha and I would go on alone to Abu Dhabi . 

We were going to travel together as far as Paris , I was to go on to Calais . 

When he travelled across America it was not so much the places as the travelling which found its way into his pictures . 

Late in 1981 I travelled across northern China , from Peking in the east to Xian , Urumchi , Turpan and Kashgar in the west . 

He had travelled across the city from the suburbs to the apartments of the ruling elite . 

By 1907 , she was the madam of the most luxurious of the Dublin brothels , and she had travelled extensively across Europe . 

Also as I am planning to travel around Europe and perhaps further afield , I would like an engine that is easy to work on and obtain spares for . 

As students , Philip and Victoria had lived in America and travelled around Europe a good deal . 

During the mid-Seventies Laura travelled around Europe a great deal , imbibing what she saw and able to take ideas and incorporate them into her collections . 

Her life at Remaisnil in the first years had no routine ; she continued to travel regularly around Europe overseeing shops as well as production in Helmond . 

We hope that you will then be able to travel around Wales to see some of the issues with which we are concerned over the following two days . 

Many small birds travel at night when they are safe from attacks by hawks . 

His office took up the slack , but the witnesses had to travel for 30 hours by bus to get there . 

She had not travelled for pleasure since she had come home from her long sojourn and she had wiped out of her memory the simple delights of hot sun and cheap wine . 

Before the industrial revolution of the early nineteenth century people travelled mainly for two reasons : either for business , or to go on a pilgrimage . 

Dana had travelled from Berlin to Salamanca on an old motor bike that was to play a large part in our lives both in Spain and in England . 

Simpkins , a double-glazing fitter who travels from the Isle of Wight , played on despite early injury . 

Here , an international study group has travelled from Kew Gardens in London to explore Oxford 's own tropical greenhouse . 

People travelled from remote lands just to be a part of it , for no one was ever turned from the door . 

The documents travel from printing press to wastepaper basket in one uninterrupted motion . 

But the success of her strategy is only too evident to anyone who travels in the areas of Africa inhabited by the tsetse . 

He travelled widely in those days , often accompanied by his wife , and they lived for two years in the United States where he was responsible for ICI 's affairs in North and South America . 

The third-class passengers on the Beira and Mashonaland railway travelled in this way in 1900 and for many years afterwards . 

The new clause would provide a golden opportunity for the consultative committee to ensure that bus companies carry out recommendations that would ensure that the elderly and the disabled can travel on buses in Scotland in comparative safety . 

But if you are travelling on foot , and particularly if you are without a light , this can be a time of real alarm . 

He was getting nearer to himself , travelling on a long loop of bumpy path through the trees . 

French sculptors were supreme and they travelled all over Europe , showing other nations how to enrich their cathedral façades . 

After the death of Shelley , she set out to earn her living , and travelled over Russia , Italy , Germany and France as a governess . 

Should we not include people who regularly travel through the area by car , who must have an opinion about the difference it has made to their journey ? 

At the age of 16 he travelled through the Far East and went to Australia to work on a sheep station . 

She spent two years travelling through her native land to film her current BBC2 series . 

They left in July , travelling through Switzerland , Italy , Greece , Turkey , Syria , and Palestine to Egypt . 

On July 22 Tariq Aziz travelled to Cairo for talks with the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak , and the following day the two held a further round of talks in Alexandria with King Hussein of Jordan . 

The inspector duly obliged , but when the couple tried to get off he barred them , explaining that on the cheapest ticket they could travel to Leeds and back -- but not leave the train . 

TOP industrialists from the United States travelled to Snowdonia to hold a board meeting at the site of their latest acquisition Austin Taylor Communications Ltd at Bethesda . 

` We wo n't know until the doctor sees him if he will be fit to travel to Spain with England , " said manager George Graham . 

About 70 friends travelled with the couple from their home in Pimlico , just north of the Thames , to help the happy couple celebrate in Jersey . 

He gave up his job with Exeter social services department in May to travel with girlfriend Claire Soper before their planned wedding next September . 

A Lakes and Mountains holiday is great fun when you travel with a group of friends or family . 

The next day Oliver travelled with Mr Brownlow , Dr Losberne , Mrs Maylie and Rose back to his birthplace . 

As she talked to key people and travelled round Britain on her preliminary fact-finding tour she discovered she had a big area of ignorance . 

Astronomers may travel into the depths of space and time , but on their return they must still convince their colleagues of the truth of what they saw . 

The pains of living in an overcrowded island are apparent enough for those who have to travel inside it . 

In July the Eliots travelled up to Leeds , and although he had a mild infection in August he said that he felt in much better health . 

On the saturday there are seven-a-side football competitions for youngsters involving 30 or more teams who travel from as far as Newcastle in the North and Wetherby in the South to take part . 

Competitors travelled from as far afield as Middlesex , Berks and Kent for the end of season unaffiliated dressage championships held at Parwood Equestrian Centre , Normandy last week . 

We all have a tendency towards over-optimism when assessing how far and fast we 'll travel . 

As the number of tickets available at the museum is limited it is recommended that you purchase your tickets before you travel . 

For some time she has been head dancer of a troupe and has travelled extensively abroad , taking part in cabaret on land and aboard cruise ships . 

People who travel overseas are responsible for looking after themselves . 

They 're spread all over the country , which is why I have to travel so much and why the Consulate had difficulty tracing me . " 

As we travel south-west along the main road to Poltava , the feeling of being under secure Bolshevik rule recedes . 

Merchants would travel around on a regular basis giving out raw materials and collecting the spun , or woven , product . 

Now Mr Laurentius travels about with an antiquated set of hospital X-ray equipment with which he is able to take a detailed picture within seconds . 

Economy is just one of the reasons why she travels light , choosing to use as little equipment as possible . 

Martin Graham- Scott joined a commuter who travels each day to London from his home in Long Crendon in Buckinghamshire . 

It could not have been easy to hump awkward loads up and down the wobbly death trap . 

Their cases humped upstairs and put into the bedroom , Adam looked Rufus Fletcher up in the phone book . 

Far too quickly , Mark was on the journey back to London , where he continued unwillingly to hump cases up and down the hotel corridors for month after month . 

Shoving the letter inside her book Emily had humped her bicycle down the steps and hurriedly pedalled off towards Kensington High Street . 

She could hear Feargal treading softly down behind her , could imagine the stupid grin on his face , and , with a last determined effort , she humped her suitcase to the front door . 

As their men humped coarse sacks down this narrow lane , the gritty sugar inside would wear through the hessian and rub raw against their shoulders . 

I soon noticed that the car was being driven very dangerously . 

Then off they went but I had noticed that Mrs Taylor was really crying . 

You will notice that there is , in the wording of that letter , something curious . 

You may notice that food tastes different when you are pregnant . 

` I see you have noticed a certain peculiarity about my appearance . " 

When examining the wound , I noticed a dark area at each end of the cut . 

Users of the main car park at Park Royal will have noticed a new fence at the back of the site . 

As he stood on the first tee at New Orleans last week , he noticed a boy in a wheelchair . 

Out walking this morning I noticed Dr Greenslade on his rounds . 

Soon , that string will run out and the balloon tug itself free and be lost . 

It unrolled as he tugged it across the bedroom floor , and inside was the blood-soaked corpse of Maria Shill . 

Mr Yarrow tugged a long card-index box across the desk and set about it with a bespittled finger . 

I tugged him gently along the walkway , which was made of planks , I discovered , with short mooring posts sticking up at intervals , needing me to lift his legs over one at a time . 

Holly took the bread and tugged it between his fingers and wolfed it to his mouth . 

Blanche tugged a handkerchief from her bag and blew her nose violently as if to remove the smell of urine from her nostrils . 

The girl tugged a handkerchief from the pocket of her dress and blew her nose . 

Eagerly she tugged the card off the Cellophane wrapping -- then stared at it in confusion . 

He tugged a fur-lined hat over his cropped white hair as he approached the transit van , his eyes riveted on Vasili 's face . 

Dropping her head , she tugged a brush vigorously through the rippling red-gold , and then tossed it all back in a wild wavy curtain . 

` Do n't be silly ! " snaps the woman , tugging her offspring through the throng . 

Catching her hand , he began tugging her back towards the car . 

She twined her fingers through Piers 's and tugged him towards the door . 

Nina took her hand again , and tugged her away from the open door . 

Suddenly he reached out and tugged a small , black feather from the fringe of his cloak . 

And he strode to her , grabbing her wrist and tugging her upstairs . 

The waters of the world 's oceans are tugged outwards by the gravitational pull of the moon : a hill of water forms in the middle of the ocean when the moon is appropriately positioned above it . 

At the end of the second hymn -- Ye -- Holy -- Angels -- Bright -- Who-o-o-o wait at God 's right hand ! -- Henry found himself being tugged forward by Elinor . 

Then I felt my sleeve being tugged downwards and my feet swept from under me and suddenly I was lying next to Werewolf . 

A section of the hardboard wall was tugged aside , and Chrissie glimpsed the pale , unshaven features of the man who lived in the concealed room . 

The gag was tugged back into place , cutting off Connelly 's exhortations for mercy . 

NATO 's discomfort will grow if reform spreads to perestroika-resistant East Germany ; West Germany would be tugged harder towards neutrality and thoughts of re-unification . 

She felt her eyelids dropping and woke just in time to feel her hand being tugged towards the throbbing drums . 

Here , we are concerned with the former , relaxed and floppy , with huge jackets as comfortable as cardigans and roomy trousers designed to be tugged in with a sturdy leather belt . 

Tugging her hat straight , Ellie followed them into the hotel . 

The weight of the engine tugged his nose down and he had to keep tugging it up again . 

I tugged the ribbon and lifted the lid and heard myself give a harsh shout of anger and rejection and probably shame . 

It was a very gentle push , which Yanto did not believe was a serious attempt to stop him , so , as he swayed back against her , he tugged them down another inch . 

Harry tugged back the curtains and squinted out at the painful brightness of a frosty morning . 

“ If you did , you 'd never try to pull the wool … ” he reached up and tugged down her hat further over her forehead “ … over my eyes , ” he breathed . 

Together , by getting their fingers in the rat-holes , they managed to tug up a few feet of rotten chestnut boarding , tindery at the edges . 

Fearon dragged it on over his sweater , tugged a disreputable flat cap over his wet hair and set off briskly towards the yard . 

With the last of his strength Aenarion crawled to the altar and drove the blade back into its resting place , embedding it so deep that none could ever draw it forth again . 

Extraposition involves changing the position of the entire clause in the sentence by , for instance , embedding a simple clause in a complex sentence . 

But , while these points may be reasonable , and some of them may be true , this attempt to embed them in a general theory or schema seems unhelpful . 

For it to be used as a practical business tool it has to be taken further , both in terms of enhancing its measurement potential and embedding it in appropriate computer software so it can be readily used . 

A micro-second after he saw the first flash , the bullet which had come from it was embedding itself in his skull . 

Although concerned to embed his ideas in practices Bourdieu is not himself especially concerned with defining the role of the artefact , but it is clear how his work contributes to such a task . 

The fig tree embeds its multitudes of seeds in globes of sweet pulp . 

Multi media gives us the ability to be able to embed pictures in text . 

Sitting where he was , a bullet fired into the back of his neck might pass through and embed itself somewhere in the brickwork above the stove . 

Previously they had to remove embers from the long fire-pit to lay on corrugated metal sheets , then embed the breadpans in the cinders and replace the hot sheets over the hole . 

If it is impractical to embed the header in the text of a piece of software , e.g. in object modules or indexed files , LIFESPAN provides an alternative way of bringing such software under its control . 

Alexei loosed , and the arrow leapt from the bow and embedded itself in the wooden spike which rose from the dome of a house two streets away . 

Probably the most important aspect of this add-in is that it enables you to embed live graphs in your worksheet . 

The aim of this paper is to embed the detailed findings from three districts in the overall picture of care programming gained from the community care plans . 

It roots very easily , and propagation is done by taking the cuttings and planting them , embedding the stalk up to the first node , that is the point where the next set of leaves grow . 

But , in a more explicit and forceful way , he objects to the particular account of such knowledge in which this general idea was embedded by Aristotle and his scholastic followers . 

Electrodes to admit and extract current , known as the ` source " and ` drain " respectively , are embedded in the semiconductor . 

Freeman ( 1987 ) and Rothwell ( 1982 ) embed their conceptions of the technological change between waves in a broader confluence of social factors . 

KL Group Inc , Toronto , Ontario , has released the latest version of XRT/graph 2.2 , a graph widget and development tool enabling users to embed dynamic graphs and charts in X Window applications . 

PHILIPS PLANS TO EMBED MACROVISION 's ANTI-PIRACY TECHNOLOGY INTO ITS COLOUR ENCODER CHIPS 

Consider embedding the names of programmers or the company name within the program code ; this can be extremely useful evidentially if a software pirate denies copying . 

We end by looking at how you embed other people 's words into your own writing , in the form of paraphrase and quotation . 

Furthermore , the thesaurus embeds each word type in a hierarchy . 

Simple codes embedded into the text files define the format that the article will adopt when printed ; for example , a bold heading set across two columns , with the text in single columns below . 

He bent over and prised out the dagger embedded deep between Oswald 's shoulder blades . 

Crossbills and red squirrels showered stripped pinecones around me , and I saw my first crested tits , trapezing in the canopy . 

As the English were forced back , their archers belatedly came into action , but showered more arrows into the backs of their own troops than into Bruce's . 

His comrades , meanwhile , get to work with power drills and grinders , showering sparks into the front row and creating an industrial cacophony that mixes mysteriously with the piped classical backing track they 've picked to accompany their hellish instrumental . 

European heads of government from Moscow to Madrid showered telegrams of congratulation on Clinton , saying they expected to maintain good ties with Washington . 

People showered unsought librettos on him all his life and he ignored them . 

Where would the poor girls be without their pimps , who shower money on them and ask for nothing in return ? 

I stopped playing and tossed my trumpet to Kim who had been showering our remaining advertising leaflets on to the melee . 

All Giles had wanted in return for the small gifts he showered on her was affection . 

Pack everything in a box , and keep it somewhere accessible -- ideally near the fusebox . 

Behind them , housewives now pack .38s in Gucci handbags , learn to train Rottweilers in close attack work and sign up with security firms such as Armed Response . 

He left John Fox , 25 , screaming in pain as his mum and horrified regulars packed his severed ear in ice . 

They were glad to see it , as they had packed some food in one of the suitcases , and directly the porter had gone they set about preparing a meal . 

He would then pack them in wooden barrels , till he had a truck load , and then would send them direct from Plowden Station to the dye works where they were used . 

Lowden have managed to pack a big sound into a small package and the end result is a guitar that can cope with anything from basic stage accompaniment to virtuoso-standard fingerpicking . 

Her mother , Valerie Cass , was busying herself , packing things into a small overnight case . 

At most colleges GCSE candidates pack two subjects into a week ; A level students take one at a time . 

The robbers opened the strongroom and packed the cash into bags . 

They packed five players into midfield to snuff out any Celtic creative instincts , and assistant manager Gerry Collins was delighted with the ploy . 

If it was a warm , sunny day we would pack all our belongings into the caravan and then we would head to the beach or we would go swimming in the pool on the park . 

Mum paid for her shopping and gave Stuart the long receipt and they finished packing their bags into the trolley again while the supervisor took the cash from their till . 

She began gathering plates and cutlery , then packed them into their hampers while the two guides dismantled the barbecue . 

The following companies are featured in a short season that packs sixteen events into three days . 

Although laser discs are used today mainly for music , you could pack the whole Encyclopaedia Britannica onto one of them , and read it out using the same laser technique . 

Fairfax 's steward has packed sandwiches for us and an ancient vacuum flask of tea . 

Nearly all the red-tiled-roof homes along the ridge line , high above Sarajevo , were deserted , with the last remaining people hurriedly packing their belongings on to cars and wagons . 

Apart from the weapons , he had packed two sweat-shirts , some underwear and his toiletries . 

It is made from the liver , lungs and heart of a sheep with the addition of oatmeal and spices , all of which is packed into the sheep 's stomach . 

She left the stove , grabbed her holdall and began packing everything back into it . 

She had finished and packed her things when Lucy Grindal came in with a young woman . 

I 'm goin' down the market now , then I 'll go 'ome and pack a few weekend things , then I 'll be back 'ere till Tuesday mornin' as it 's Bank Holiday . 

Trimming costs even further is easy if you 're willing to pack yourselves in like sardines as the French normally do . 

Parin nodded , and he signed to his assistants to roll up the books so that they could be packed away in the boxes and chests in which they were stored . 

As the sheriff officers supervised the house clearance , construction officials measured the family pigeon lofts and dog runs for removal and the ferrets were packed away under the eyes of an animal welfare officer . 

It never ceased to amaze her that she should have given birth to such tall children . 

It never ceased to amaze her how much smaller everything seemed to her now adult eyes . 

His revelations amazed the investigators who had believed they were dealing with a limited case . 

It amazes me when I think back , how we managed to go without sleep . 

It never ceases to amaze me what human beings can do when they have to dig deep . 

His name is Peter Davenport and it just amazed me to watch him . " 

Sometimes the comparisons between the performance of this country and the performance of other countries amazes me . 

When I visited the old housekeeper later that day , I found she was amazed by the news that I was going to marry the master . 

Though the front aspect of the hotel was unremarkable , passing through it and along one of the glassed-in corridors , Christina was amazed by the sight she saw . 

Candy Morris has amazed doctors at the Radcliffe Infirmary in Oxford .Just two weeks ago her foot was almost severed when she fell into this shredding machine at her own paper baling business . 

The size of the place alone amazed her and the bustle confused her . 

However , the incredible Liverpool pensioner has amazed hospital staff and family alike with her remarkable recovery . 

His demise amazes some of us who consider that his swing and mental approach assured him millionaire status . 

When Mother Theresa received the Nobel Peace Prize she amazed the world by giving every penny to the poor of Calcutta . 

` Y'y'yes , " I spluttered , amazed once again by the accuracy of his telepathic probing . 

Amazed by the Egyptians ' devotion to their cat population , he felt inspired to comment on certain aspects of the behaviour of the felines . 

If you summon up the courage to investigate , you might find not alien creatures but a friendly hedgehog or two , emerging from hibernation and foraging for food among the shrubs in your borders . 

McLeish joined Catherine in the comfortable modern kitchen where they foraged companionably for coffee and milk , waiting until they heard Jennifer Morgan come down again . 

They are not necessarily closely related ; but have come to look alike because they forage for food in places such as wetlands and grasslands where these physical features have an advantage . 

Their long legs allow them to stride through tall vegetation and shallow water to forage for a variety of animal and plant items . 

Among the weaver birds polygyny occurs in territories within a colony but these do not include a foraging area because the birds forage in flocks away from the breeding location . 

Plots of vegetables were fenced in by mud-brick walls to keep out the hobbled donkeys and camels which foraged in the wadi . 

The rushes on the floor were none too clean : hungry wolf-hounds foraged amongst them for bits of food and Corbett heard the squeak and scamper of rats . 

The birds spend much of their day foraging in dense , varied vegetation and return to roost together at dusk . 

Railway embankments are a favourite because there 's little to disturb them as they forage through adjoining gardens for food . 

The murdering sun had dipped below the horizon , and this was the time when she could forage for food . 

The storks and cranes ( H ) who forage for their food have a neck with a sagging curve -- elegant , nevertheless 

The smallest perform most of the work , such as digging and foraging for food . 

She was frustrated by the narrow range of vegetables available in the country and said that tomorrow she would go foraging in the fields for different types of mushrooms and wild herbs . 

In the midday heat they had foraged in shady woods for berries and interesting objects , to emerge from shadow to the fields ' glaring yellow , heat coming in buffeting waves across the metallic corn . 

They are big strong birds , adequately equipped by nature to forage for food by the seaside where there is food in abundance . 

This feature is not present in the case of a husband and wife cohabiting with each other when an act of sexual intercourse occurs without the wife 's consent . 

From 1960 to 1974 he cohabited with Lorraine Josephine , daughter of Mr Donn , property developer , and former wife of Keith Aldridge . 

Nambudiri men may cohabit with Nayar women ; Nayar men may never cohabit with Nambudiri women . 

It is characterized by equal inheritance among brothers , married sons cohabiting with their parents , but no marriage between the children of siblings . 

It is no easier for evidence to be obtained where a man is cohabiting with a woman , yet rape is a crime in these circumstances . 

The former produces a binary division into authoritarian ( where one finds parents and their adult children cohabiting in three-generational households ) and non-authoritarian . 

Light and shade cohabit like life and death , the one more vivid for the dread presence of the other . 

It transpires that Miss Lewis and Mr Wyatt cohabited in London for a brace of years . 

The 10% of our sample who cohabit outside marriage are more interested in money than other groups and express a high interest in their partner . 

They met in 1968 and began to cohabit in 1969 , although they did not marry until 1978 . 

Despite episcopal censures , the practice continued for a surprisingly long time ; measures were taken to stop Irish clergy so cohabiting as late as the sixth century . 

Of course , some young fathers are fascinated by their babies and enjoy cohabiting co-operatively , finding more " meaning in being fathers than their own fathers did . 

General Household Survey data indicate that in 1979 , just 3% of women aged 18-49 and 8% of single women were cohabiting ; by 1988 this had increased to 8% and 20% respectively . 

Possibly , couples who cohabit view marriage in a different light to those who do n't . 

A widow who has cohabited and loses her entitlement to widows ' pension will , if the cohabitation ends , be entitled to claim it again . 

The squads arrive , often unwelcomed by DHSS staff , scour the files and pull in the mothers in order to ensure they 're not cohabiting . 

They do this despite evidence of noncohabitation , or by forcing couples to cohabit . 

But I discerned that she was a pretty child , one who would have grown into a beauty had she been allowed the opportunity to age . 

You 're allowed to do that for a bit , as long as you finally discern that petomania is not a profession . 

These eyes began to discern in the Bible distinctive themes and emphases which did not harmonise with the official theology . 

There was not a trace of irony in his expression and in his eyes Huy discerned a coldness and distance he had not noticed before . 

( The shape of the monkey could be discerned by the eye of prejudice even in the Chinese and Japanese , as witness many a modern cartoon . ) 

Those fictional conditions prevailed in the real-life cemetery ( the real-death cemetery ? ) : one minute you could see to the farthest landmark on the horizon , the most distant of the granite memorials , the next , it was difficult to discern the features of the weeping cherubim that marked the grave next door . 

Gross examined over one dozen research projects on corporate career mobility and was able to discern some ` distinctive features " of those who attain ` top positions " . 

It is difficult to discern a strong trend or pattern in the types of finance . 

And in every case a perceptive manager should be able to discern a clear pattern . 

Changes can be discerned in family patterns by the end of the century . 

Although each interview , written comment and observation provided details particular to each individual and incident I began to discern commonalities , patterns or regularities . 

It is possible to discern some international trends in economic policy . 

Although this literature has now grown to gargantuan proportions , Owens has also managed to discern a number of themes and trends . 

This represents a very big , complex and highly aggregated market within which can be discerned a very large number of smaller labour markets . 

Do I discern that skating has not been a frequent pleasure in these parts ? " 

The men wore rubber ponchos and had exchanged their black berets for jungle hats pulled well down against the rain so that he was unable to discern whether Miguelito was amongst their number . 

Negative methods of responding in marking are likely to produce sterile , cumulative consequences in a child 's writing : pupils quickly discern what is acceptable to the teacher and merely aim to fulfil those expectations . 

Listening to the speech of those around us , we begin to discern how character reveals itself through words and also how people use words to veil themselves . 

` However , the game is not yet over and , if you 'll accept my apologies , we still can not discern friend from foe . " 

You can sometimes discern quality in an instrument immediately upon picking it up and that 's certainly the case here . 

Thus it is possible to discern three main levels of causality in this model of industrial conflict . 

In retrospect , George Eliot even discerns this quality in eighteenth-century Gothic , which seems to us now comparatively playful and exuberant . 

She could clearly discern the outline of his form in the white cloth . 

We can not discern a bird at this altitude , but the vulture is able to survey the land for many kilometres around it , and locate a fresh kill . 

To his horror , he discerned a recumbent shape at the side of the line . 

Riven looked for a path , but could discern none through the snow and the frozen boulders . 

It was the number one awkward question but I discerned the faintest gleam of hope ; he had spoken in the unmistakable harsh , glottal accent of my home town . 

His mouth tightened as he discerned the slight turn of her lips . 

Appearance money is officially frowned upon by the European Tour but the creases in the foreheads of the officers have not been discerned by the Spaniard . 

Another declared , ` Sweet tastes can not be discerned by the cat . " 

A shrill whistle could be discerned , audible above the scrape and screech of the music . 

From far above the glacier looked like modern art , a canvas of grey-white curiously etched with black lines that appeared random at first sight , but in which a symmetry could at length be discerned . 

His clothes were later found by the side of a canal in which his body was discovered a week later ; no clear reason for his death could be discerned . 

Subordination of another kind may be discerned in the works of Thomas Aquinas . 

She was scanning the windows of the ward above , and holding up a plastic shopping bag , through which I could discern two bottles of wine and several cartons of cakes and other goodies . 

At the time , with the glasses on , she had imagined she could faintly discern the shape of a skull under Cheeks ' plump face . 

So , if the buyer does , he can not complain of defects which he ought thereby to have discerned . 

It was the conviction of Tolkien ( a Roman Catholic ) that truth is best discerned through myth which finally tipped the balance . 

She was forever busily seeking out new gratifications , forever unaware of the weasel he always discerned nestling in her skull . 

Boards are simply nailed to a timber framework on the walls , positioned so that the edges and centres of each board are supported . 

I could see it over by the wooden boards that had been nailed across Quigley 's windows . 

Nail the head plate in place , using a plumb line to check that sole plate and head plate align . 

Thin strips of pine ½ × ½in are nailed and glued into the end panels for battens . 

On 21 October 1517 , Martin Luther had nailed his Ninety-Five Articles of Religion on the door of Wittenberg Cathedral , starting the Protestant Reformation . 

They may try to nail it on the perch again but nobody will believe it is still alive . 

The strips are simply nailed and glued to the roof , allowing for an overlap between layers . 

He did not wear them : they were nailed to the scenery above where he sat , like an immense butterfly impaled against the wood . 

And not only were women put to the sword but the heads of those guilty of child murder were nailed above the gallows . 

Another important development was the iron horseshoe that was nailed on to the hoof . 

October 20 : Sir Godfray Le Quesne 's inquiry is judged by Lord Young to have found no grounds for concluding that the Government 's actions caused the losses .

It took almost a year before the German supreme court judged that membership of the EDC was legal under the country 's constitution .

If cases were to be properly judged in Aquitaine , kept out of the Paris Parlement or adjudicated successfully by ad hoc commissions in either Gascony or ( if a petition to the king in parliament had been made ) in England , then knowledge of tenurial conditions , rights , duties and privileges was essential .

In response to the Indian claim that the Indian chief who signed the treaty was not a representative of the Temagami , the court judged that the Indians had adhered to the treaty 's terms by accepting annual federal payments and a reservation .

The minority of Labour members on the committee did not agree with this and issued their own minority report , but the most significant point about the conclusion is that the majority on the committee excluded at the outset the possibility of obtaining the evidence they would need to judge properly whether there was any abuse of power .

The court judged that their principles , objectives and methods conformed with the sharia ( Islamic law ) and was satisfied that they sought to preserve national unity , social peace , the socialist democratic system and socialist gains in keeping with the principles of the July 1952 and May 1971 revolutions .

The Supreme Constitutional Court judged on May 19 that the People 's Assembly had been unconstitutionally elected in 1987 because a 1986 amendment to the 1972 electoral law had unfairly discriminated against independent candidates .

No charges were brought against Mr Lamb , who was judged to have acted in self-defence .

Five soldiers and two other lieutenants from the elite US-trained Atlacatl battalion were judged only to have obeyed orders and were acquitted .

He pushed again quite hard and as I turned away I heard him snigger and say , ` You have to kick 'em , you know . " 

They were all too kind to snigger but Suzi distinctly saw fat Luiza shrug her shoulders in a gesture of fatalistic despair . 

By the time I was thirteen I already had a 36-inch bust , and during games lessons other girls would snigger , make remarks , and generally treat me like an abnormality . 

He made a stately , somewhat forbidding exit , his displeasure plainly visible to all around , his mien daring unkind souls to snigger . 

And , from what he remembered of the funeral ( his grandmother 's ) , the ushers looked like men who were trying hard not to snigger . 

The males snigger ; the girls , on the other hand , show conventional signs of mild disapproval , tut-tutting with a quick flick of their heads . 

By encouraging people to vote against the complex at elections it is expected that legislature will then be able to pass laws and regulations and make institutional changes which will expunge this cancerous growth from American society . 

Obviously he was the kind of man who could expunge an unsatisfactory incident from his memory as if it had never happened , and get on with living in the present . 

Being upright Victorians with a strong sense of family pride , they expunged a certain amount of the more salacious material from the record of Francis Place senior . 

Even a change of name -- from the Windscale that had witnessed the 1957 fire to the brave new world of Sellafield -- has failed to expunge public hostility . 

The Tyburn area , at last rid of its ghastly gatherings , also sought to expunge its evil reputation . 

The Sufis say that the stains of the soul will be expunged only by the water of the eyes . 

At the same time Twin Books has retracted its assertion that the Collins Angus & Robertson trademark Blinky Bill should be expunged from the Australian register of trademarks . 

President Reagan lifted the ban two years ago , but the Barnwell consortium says this is not enough to expunge the injury caused by Carter to its plans . 

The expulsion of the money-lenders from the Jerusalem Temple and the overturning of their tables was not expunged by the gospel writers as an unworthy , improper or inappropriate response from Jesus . 

Waugh might have agreed even with the complaint about surface faults , which he was shortly to concede in a new preface and expunge by revision . 

The young man nodded and made as if to move on but John wanted to expunge that mean unspoken and unmeant threat . 

Among these last was Archbishop Reynolds who had at first excommunicated the invaders by pressing into service a ten-year-old denunciation against the Scots !

At the Council of Bari in October 1098 , Anselm delivered the main speech , and -- according to Eadmer -- Urban II would have excommunicated the king at the Council , but Anselm pleaded for him .

William was excommunicated in 1619 and Jacob in 1634 , although he had already refused to kneel at communion in 1627 .

He was excommunicated in his early manhood from his synagogue on account of his unorthodox opinions .

Nicetius of Trier threatened to excommunicate Theudebert I for adultery , and he frequently excommunicated Chlothar I. He heads a long line of saints who dared to challenge the Merovingians on their sexual profligacy .

In response the cardinals excommunicated Bruce and all the Scottish people before withdrawing to Rome .

He was to be excommunicated by three papal commissioners in the cathedral of Cologne , summoned to Rome and , if he did not start within four weeks , he was to be deposed .

Germanus of Paris excommunicated Charibert for marrying Marcovefa , a nun who was also the sister of the king 's previous wife , Merofled , from whom he had as yet not separated .

On the king 's behalf in 1276 he urged Llewellyn , Lord of Snowdonia , to acknowledge Edward as his feudal lord , and in February 1277 he excommunicated Llewellyn for refusing an offer of mediation .

In return for his allegiance the king received papal protection for himself and his kingdom , he could be excommunicated only by the pope and any lands conquered from the Muslims were confirmed to the crown .

Arius had been excommunicated by his bishop , Alexander , for denying that Christ is on the divine side of the gulf between the Creator and his creation .

Offwood sided with the Ainsworthians until 1617 , when he was excommunicated for quarrelling with Thomas Stafford , another church member who was seeking to marry Offwood 's daughter , Susanna .

Loisy was excommunicated in 1908 and what one scholar has called ` a reign of terror " began in the intellectual life of the Roman Church .

Early in the new year , when the king ordered the ninth to be collected from the clergy despite their earlier exemption , the archbishop excommunicated the collectors who complied .

Discord arose in England however , and Gaveston was excommunicated by the Archbishop of Canterbury and was eventually executed in June 1312 .

Otto moved into mainland Sicily and in November 1210 Innocent III excommunicated him .

The desire to satisfy friends could , on occasion , prove embarrassing to a patron if the manifest incapacity of their candidate was disclosed . 

He satisfied himself with a few words of hurried consultation during a House of Commons debate . 

Unable to effect a landing , the French satisfied themselves with an attack upon the Cawsand fishing fleet and were then compelled to put back to sea . 

I satisfied myself with the knowledge that I would suffer far more from leaving him than he would suffer from my absence . 

For freedom is not acquired by satisfying your self with what you desire , but by destroying your desire . " 

Cranston lost his sour look and satisfied himself by glancing sardonically at Athelstan as he sipped daintily from the wine cup . 

Where in his character-drawing O'Brian touches the reader 's imagination by the unexpected , Forester satisfied his readers by helping them to a complete acquaintance with his officers and men . 

He decided against buying a ticket there and then but satisfied himself with getting a list of trains to Rome . 

She had to satisfy herself with biting her lip and plotting revenge on that red-headed menace who was always disrupting somebody 's life . 

To satisfy such children , it was suggested , nothing but the local and familiar must be introduced into their curriculum . 

The Kaszubes had not been interested in the fate of Poland at the time of the partitions , and had been reasonably well satisfied by early Prussian rule . 

The reader 's expectation is to be satisfied by the unexpected : he is to be taken away from normal concerns by events of an exaggerated , heightened nature , often taking place in exotic , distant surroundings . 

Whereupon the Isabella of Columbus 's weary , but also vengeful imaginings is shaken to her very marrow by the realization that she will never , never , NEVER ! be satisfied by the possession of the known . 

The superintendent nodded slowly , pretending to be satisfied by the reply . 

Perhaps 80% of subject search sessions are short and successful , the searcher being satisfied by one or two apparently relevant items in the first dozen or so . 

The US deplored the assassination as a ` despicable act of terrorism against a man of peace . " 

Elizabeth Nihell deplored the growing fashion for men-midwives . 

Robbie listened uncomfortably , deploring the fiction about Hugh that she 'd allowed to continue . 

I deplore the recent attacks by Ministers and others on the association and what it is doing . 

Andreeva began by welcoming the more open atmosphere in which her students were discussing all kinds of issues , but deplored the way in which the Soviet past had become identified with mistakes and shortcomings . 

Betty deplored the cuts in the education budget and Beuno lit a cigarette . 

UN deplores invasion as ` violation of international law " US defied by Vatican on Noriega .. 

In Rome , the Vatican deplored the vote as ` a grave new obstacle " to church reconciliation . 

Kim Il Sung presented a report in which he deplored the division of Korea , which was itself attributable to the machinations of the Americans . 

Much as I may deplore it , for the moment you 're very much my responsibility . " 

I rather deplore the recent manifestation of Pop ; it does n't seem to me to have the intellectual force of the art of the Sixties . 

The Catholic bishops of Malawi have launched their own ` Liberation Theology " that deplores official repression . 

He deplored the materialistic trend of education : " Teach language , speech and trades " , and asked rhetorically , " What about religion ? " 

The fraudulent conduct of the poll , and the subsequent annullment , was deplored by the former President , Mr Jimmy Carter . 

In general the practice of searching wrecks for treasure is deplored by the Museum : in most cases no provision is made for properly recording where items were located ; only items of commercial value are salvaged and there is no interest in the wreck as an entity or the long-term conservation issues involved in raising perishable items such as iron and wood from the sea bed . 

The incursion of party politics into local government is sometimes deplored but it is not a new development ( Widdicombe 1986 , Vol . 

We deplore the fact that this drug causes the death of unborn human beings and we express our grave concern that it will damage women physically and psychologically . " 

Aylwin stated that he " deplored the incident " and expressed his " solidarity " with Kohl . 

He was also ready to acknowledge the failures of bureaucracy and deplored an organisation of ` little cogs , little men , clinging to little jobs and striving towards bigger ones . " 

By the way , I deplore the practice employed by some filling stations of having several premium unleaded pumps on the forecourt but tucking the standard and cheaper fuel , away in a corner . 

` But I deplore the thought that very large chunks of public expenditure could be devoted to people who are no more dependent on farming for their livings than you or me . " 

This situation was not , until very recently , deplored very widely by anyone but some librarians . 

It was reported that over-ripe tomatoes and some oldish eggs had been tossed at the door of two southern commercial stations , which was a smear tactic we deplored with emphasis . 

He said he deplored ‘ the abandonment of learning the rules of grammar by rote ’ and stressed that higher standards of literacy were needed if Britain was to compete in an increasingly competitive world . 

Mr David Waddington , the Home Secretary , deplored ` this obnoxious and criminal behaviour . " 

Like everyone else , I deplore and condemn this killing , as all right-thinking people must . 

The Foreign Office deplored ` the infringement of human rights in Malawi " . 

The speed of change which Professor Hoskins deplored is well brought out here by his remarks about a stopping train through Rutland . 

` And he took back the fairest rose to France , " translated Auguste for Egbert 's benefit . 

` It says , ` " Please do n't tether any horses to this roof , or they 'll pull it off' " , ' translated Luke . 

The government over the past year has mugged the people of this country by privatizing all the public utilities we have . 

Wear your city brogues with bare feet and people will think you mugged someone for them . 

Even then , she 'd probably manage to mug me with her walking frame . 

When we begin to take the law into our own hands we become little better than those individuals who vandalise our homes and mug old ladies . 

Police were called but arrived too late to stop him mugging 60-year-old Rose McDevitt , who was knocked to the floor and robbed of her handbag as she waited for the lift . 

After all , if Albert Einstein had been mugged by Silvester Stallone , he would probably have got his head kicked in . 

Leslie Mitchell , 16 , was mugged by three men who stole his £300 mountain bike . 

AN epileptic was mugged at knife-point as he lay semi-conscious after a crippling fit . 

I could n't blame him ; only a few days before an eminent surgeon had been badly mugged in the entrance to his Harley Street office in the middle of the afternoon . 

A FRAIL pensioner died of shock after he was mugged as he fed the pigeons near his home . 

Expecting people to know it 's wrong to mug old ladies does n't seem unreasonable to me , but I 'm just a copper . 

A reward 's now on offer for anyone who can help police track down a man who mugged a 64 year old woman paying respects in Banbury cemetery . 

This applies to both men and women , for although women are often the victims of violent street crime , men are also mugged just as easily , particularly elderly men . 

He smeared the mud across his face , and then across his scalp so that it matted in his close-cut hair . 

But soon he stood back and smeared the tears across the dirt on his cheeks . 

Fix the glass internally by overlapping the concrete surrounds , with a liberal ribbon of silicone sealer ( aquarium quality ) and make waterproof by smearing the silicone around all the internal joints . 

Do n't worry folks , I knew what to do -- smear some butter around the head and neck . 

He smears ointment on a strip of lint and lays the dressing gently across my wound . 

She smeared after-sun milk on her satin brown skin before joining Steve at the table with her drink . 

Hargreave removed the sheet from the file and held it close to his face , smearing sauce on it . 

You could always smear sticky treacle on the bit or make sure the bit is always warm before it goes into her mouth . 

The Indians collect it in pots and smear it on the tips of their arrows and blow-pipe darts . 

He told her to shut her eyes , and smeared the paste over her face , leaving breathing holes over her nostrils . 

Smear flux lightly over the ends of the pipe and the inside of the fitting . 

Smear this mixture all over the lamb , cover with cling film and leave the meat in a cool place to marinate overnight . 

Another digs the cream from the centre of a pink fancy and smears it in his hair . 

On site , this section is then set into a fresh layer of mortar which has been smeared across a hardened mortar layer . 

Makassar Poison , which was smeared on dagger blades to make them instantly fatal , exerted a certain fascination over Europeans . 

She smeared a little of the pink cream on the bottom of Lily 's lip . 

Bright Eyes : you can keep shampoo out of babies ' eyes by smearing a line of Vaseline just above their eyebrows . 

Besides the crash damage , the thieves had also smeared tomato sauce over the front seats and dashboard . 

He stared at his sister whose pale face was made even paler by the sun-block ointment she had liberally smeared on her skin . 

Simply smear on a generous amount over your skin after cleansing to make a revitalising face mask . 

George Felse telephoned his wife from the Sallows farm somewhat after eight o'clock in the morning .

However , he telephoned from Kigali on Saturday to say that they had been taken out through the area in which the fighting had taken place without mishap .

The day after we tried to telephone from the post office but could not get through to Alassio .

The following day , Moira telephoned the Daily Telegraph with profuse apologies for the misunderstanding .

Anyone who is interested should telephone for details of availability .

There they collected the report and the tape recording -- and Derek paused long enough to telephone Carol with a flimsy excuse for his absence .

Within Switzerland you can also telephone 162 for a weather forecast .

Charlotte had telephoned Derek from Boston late on Friday night to ask if he could meet her off the plane at Heathrow on Saturday morning .

The pair were friends for 65 years after meeting at New College , Oxford , and regularly telephoned each other with their latest jokes .

In November Coun Thorne-Wallis , who represents Haughton West ward , telephoned British Rail about the missing fencing below Wylam Hill near Thompson Street East but so far no action has been taken .

So please write or telephone about your problems -- relevant addresses are listed at the back of the prospectus .

Irena said : " I shall have to telephone Miss Lucchesi about the young man .

Last May just days before his finals he telephoned his mother in Singapore to say he 'd taken 200 pills .

Uncle Vernon had telephoned the police on more than one occasion .

Shildon telephoned next , from a callbox , to say he had heard from Eliot that Rain was willing to work with him .

UN peace mediator Cyrus Vance telephoned Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic and he agreed to use his influence to try to clear the way for the UN convoy , stopped at the Serb border .

Some days of furiously concentrated planning followed , and then Clarissa was able to telephone good news .

Later that afternoon , Branson telephoned Clark 's wife , pretending to be the managing director of the company to which Clark was going , and talked gibberish down the telephone .

MORE THAN 2,000 women have telephoned a helpline after the death of a midwife with the HIV virus .

Patrick Seymour telephoned Vice-President Odell personally , on a secure line .

According to the BBC , Mr Mynott telephoned Number 10 at 8.30 this morning with a enquiry .

Alternatively you can telephone our Customer Relations Department on 0742 528788 .

I must confess when I first saw the plan , I was totally confused by it .

She planned to say nothing about her ram-raid revenge -- but contacted police to confess when they appealed for witnesses .

Sooner or later she would have to stand before the Mother Superior and confess what she had done , but even that awful prospect could n't quell her joy just then .

Now it must be confessed that no one in that situation would be likely to justify his choice by saying ` In recalling the tastes I found myself spontaneously moved to take the peach " .

But there are things you would be ashamed to tell even your doctor , things so vile they can only be confessed to the lowest , most contemptible functionaries of all .

It must be confessed that this test is a rather artificial one .

It must be confessed that it is really difficult to pinpoint the precise locations of these ancient workings , which , at that time may have been little else than shallow holes on the outcrops .

He vacillates between describing the connection between creativity and psychosis as ` folk-loristic " and ` clearly exaggerated " , and confessing to be puzzled that it has been documented so often .

The employers and their allies confessed to having been overwhelmed .

I wanted to confess to her once but balanced that against the need to be loved by her .

` He may have some dreadful secret in his past that he wants to confess to you -- something that may shake you to the core . "

In an enclosed community such as Maubisson who would want to confess to a drunken idiot like Waldegrave ?

You said that you were n't a Catholic , but there was something that you wanted to confess .

I simply did not want to play and confess that I was close to giving up completely .

` But then , " said Radulfus , thoughtfully frowning , ` why come to me now , and confess the very thing of which the witness could have accused him ? "

Eventually , he would come to confess that if his father had inherited the Hall as he had rightfully expected to do , none of this would have happened .

I have often wondered where they do come from but confess that I have absolutely no idea .

The breakthrough in the case came when Lashley confessed the murder to fellow inmates while still in prison .

He went home , confessed , made his will , took the sacrament and quietly expired !

She did , however , give him occasional cause for jealousy : a lover 's tiff nearly broke their engagement when Constanze indiscreetly confessed that during a game she had let another young man measure her calves .

It was Nofomela who broke the scandal by confessing to his part in the Mxenge killing , 24 hours before he was due to hang for an unrelated murder of a white farmer .

Osborne broke down and confessed to the killing when a picture of the curtains in which Dean 's body was wrapped was flashed on TV .

The cashier eventually broke down and confessed that he had accidentally killed Mr Dwerringhouse knowing that he would be carrying £70,000 .

I made my escape you would say , and I know it was the coward 's way out , because I have to confess that I thoroughly enjoyed the proceeds .

When these are taken into account I have to confess that I find it difficult to understand the additional insights and explanations which the Marxist method offers .

` I have to confess , you 're not the first woman I 've made love to . "

He had had to confess his carnal thoughts to Father Devlin and had been severely censured .

When he was honest with himself , he had to confess that he had tried to draw brackets around that part of his existence that was Sylvie .

Sir Brian confessed about his fight against sin , his will to do good and his constant failures to carry this through .

Rick , 29 , confessed about his ghostly arm to Lynn Redgrave on BBC TV 's Fighting Back last Wednesday , but his revelations were never broadcast .

Alexandra had confessed about the clarinet and the guitar , at her inability to persevere with either .

In 1989 he confessed at a show trial to trafficking in gold and ivory , and was shot .

If she 'd confessed at the beginning it would n't have been so bad , but how could she tell them now ?

I have to confess at this point that my own sensitivity to psychic phenomena is scarcely higher than that of a slab of concrete .

The mystery only ended when Downey -- racked by guilt -- confessed to the killing earlier this year .

The city 's Jewish community were outraged , as the youth had previously confessed to the killing and a guilty verdict had been virtually taken for granted .

A MAN accused of attacking two girls while posing as a taxi driver had confessed to the crimes during a tape-recorded interview , it was claimed yesterday .

That man was Boldwood , on his way to Casterbridge to confess to his crime .

He stood there like a weak-kneed schoolboy who 'd impulsively confessed to stealing the headmaster 's wallet .

In a letter of that autumn Eliot confessed to using Arnold as a scarecrow -- apparently lifeless , but having under his arm a real gun to be fired against the old guard .

As the day of their embarkation drew closer , he had to confess to feeling just a little excited .

This week she finally confessed to carrying on behind her husband 's back .

Pinned down to favourites he confessed to liking REM and has recently revived his Talking Heads collection .

Confused , she agreed , and wrote a letter confessing the weakness to a friend outside , asking her not to tell the stonyhearts at Suffragette Headquarters .

On December 22nd 1800 , both men confessed their faith in Christ .

This is very astute criticism of Yeats : but more to the point is that Pound here confesses self-doubts such as he would have concealed from anyone he did not trust absolutely .

Eventually coaxed from his seclusion by his lance master , Dauntless confessed his doubts and disillusionment .

Debbie , who is now married , says : ` Years later Luke confessed to friends that he really fancied me .

` You 're the most attractive of my parent 's friends , " he confesses to her .

It gave me , I confess to you frankly , many hours of quiet grief , which I tried to bear with philosophy .

She sends my mother presents and letters and once confessed to me she wished she was a lesbian .

Nutty changed , and felt obliged to confess to her parents what she had been up to .

I can not make myself write down the things that Jekyll , with tears in his eyes , confessed to me that night .

And only then -- as Anita Jackson was later to ruefully confess to her editor -- did the reporter realise that she had a real , genuine scoop taking place in front of her very eyes .

Police charged Lashley after he 'd confessed to fellow inmates in prison while he was serving 18 years for rape .

Clyde , obviously a fairly tense type , confessed to feelings of hostility towards his mother : ` Not once did she ever tell me she loved me . "

At first the Republican claimed to share the general bafflement , until finally , rather shamefacedly , he confessed to Cooke :

At about 5.30 p.m. , over twenty-seven hours into his detention and after four extended bouts of questioning , he confessed to the robbery .

Donald Peter Wingate , forty-five years old , an unemployed builder , had confessed to everything .

But John Wainfleet would only confess to taking Sean 's knife and putting it in the pond as a joke .

In a case in May 1988 , a youth called Alladice confessed to armed robbery after the police had denied his request for a solicitor .

Most will privately confess to an initial sense of utter bewilderment , but necessity will drive them to adapt to their new way of life .

` I was put out , " confessed Rose , sinking back into her seat .

But while on the subject of confessing ignorance , I must also state that I have so far made it through life without witnessing or participating in an Orange Walk .

Aged 28 and every inch the tall , pragmatic bassist , Granville confesses his own particular field of expertise with remarkable candour , considering .

And when I confessed the other day in the King 's Head that we were off on a trip to Dartington , there were cynical smiles .

ROGER LYONS cheer fully confessed that beer and sandwiches at No 10 would never again be on the trade union agenda .

When Alison first walked into my office , she confessed with a weak smile , ` Life seems to have it in for me ! "

` Deo gratias et Maria -- babies sleep ! " she confessed with a good-natured laugh .

` I expect it 's because I 'm writing and it takes longer , " Maggie confessed with a shrug .

At once you will have indulgence for all the sins which you confess with a contrite heart .

` I was always certain , " Amaryllis confessed with such resolute frankness that he totally disbelieved her .

As he confessed in his autobiogaphy , Time of My Life ( 1984 ) , Van Leer carried a famous name but was prone to infamous conduct .

He would never forgive his absence at her moment of need -- the fault was freely confessed in an agony of self-reproach ; but such , it seemed , was not Emilia 's unspoken thought .

Lind confessed in 1891 to the Royal Commission that " unfortunately the new unionism has swallowed up our members .

` I suppose I was feeling a bit guilty about being here , " she confessed in a burst of honesty that she instantly wished back .

Freud was at a disadvantage ; the master of private motivations was vague about collective aberrations , and had confessed in 1914 : ` All my libido is given to Austro-Hungary . "

The Director of the State Historical Library , Mikhail Afanas'yev , has confessed in an interview with the newspaper Kuranty that , ` Books from captured German holdings are perishing to a limited extent " .

` I confess that I have not addressed such a large gathering since I spoke to 40,000 Gujerati buffalo farmers in India in 1980 , and that was a rare experience . "

I must confess that I find this deeply attractive , and I want to draw attention to a few Bible passages where I think this idea is being worked out .

When it was time to leave and I was waiting for the car to take me back to the station for the journey back , I have to confess that I shed a tear or two .

Under torture , which included beatings on the hands and feet , suspension by the wrists and electric shocks , he was forced to confess that he was a member of a banned Islamic organisation .

In 1649 he confessed that he had been transported and bewitched by Vulcan .

When Sue first publicly confessed that she regretted not having children , she received bundles of letters , mostly from other women in similar situations .

` A true friend is someone who confesses that she weighs more than you do , " Judy said , watching Maxine stand on the scales in the guest bathroom .

The nervous enthusiasm of his expression was such that Miss Daunt afterwards confessed that she thought he was about to use the gun on her .

Some politicians freely confess that they have packed supposedly ` independent " inquiries , in the hope they will produce a congenial result .

Moves towards healing in that context were made in 1986 when The United Church of Canada apologised to the Native people and confessed that they had ignored the wisdom and riches of their spiritual traditions .

She wore a self-confident smile and a canary maternity smock made from upholstery linen that she 'd bought from Harrods furniture department -- although she had n't confessed that to Toby , because Harrods was terribly unvisual .

Respondents understood very clearly the difficult role of the manager , and some workers openly confessed that nothing would induce them to take on the manager 's job !

Overjoyed by the decision of the Lord Advocate not to take action against him , and thinking himself now immune , Waddell confessed again , and in much greater detail .

` I feel like a criminal , " he confessed innocently to Eva once , in a moment of forgetfulness , truth unfortunately sneaking through .

` It is true that the last few days have been hard , " he confessed quietly , sliding his arm along Caroline 's taut shoulders , ` but tonight I will look after her .

Awaiting execution , Peace finally confessed to the murder of PC Cock , providing the detailed evidence to persuade the authorities of Habron 's innocence .

Brought down to earth with a bang , I sheepishly confessed , not yet aware that I had found my spiritual home .

I too confessed to some anxious moments as she happily passed the tiller over to me .

Based on the teaching of Jesus about confessing faults one to the other , each brother chose another and they confessed to and directed each other .

He denied it but after she had an abortion allegedly confessed to his wife , who had been too afraid and embarrassed to go to the police .

Because of this , Jesus Christ as God incarnate identifies himself with sinners , takes their part , vicariously confesses and bears the burden of their sins and the judgement which they bring about .

The three , tried before a special court , had confessed to murder , looting and robbery .

One night and morning did n't give her the right to confess her love when it might just be a burden to him .

She felt humiliated by her poverty , especially when the telephone was cut off for non-payment and she had to confess this to Gilda , the senior assistant in the shoe shop .

The luckless creature , who confessed to coming from Leeds as though it were an explanation of the folly , abandoned it all and trudged home like a beaten cur .

` Confess your sins , Muslim dogs , " said the Bosnian refugee , in slightly cautious tones , ` and become Christians , or we slash you up ! "

My triumph was enhanced by the hard work of the past week ; on occasions even the Arussi trackers had confessed they were exhausted .

Maxine confessed that there had been times when she had thought she might be going mad , so great was her horror of water .

` It was an emotional prop , " he confessed to Paula Yates on Channel 4's Big Breakfast this morning .

A DRC theologian had caused a sensation the previous day by openly confessing to a sense of sin and guilt over the church 's support for apartheid .

And she had to confess , much as she hated to , that it felt nice to be on amicable terms with Jake .

` I -- I did n't come back just for that , " she confessed , looking up into his proud , handsome face .

` Not much to tell , " she confessed , her voice as soft as his because talking seemed an intrusion , as though it might break the spell of enchantment she felt wrapped in .

SHAMED Leicester City tough-guy skipper Steve Walsh confessed after his latest red card : ` I feel like kicking soccer into touch ! "

She had spoken and he , by his tears , had confessed : everything was different .

As she was treated in hospital , the terrified teenager had confessed : ` I do n't know if I will have the nerve to go back to work .

Judges confess in private that there are counsel now practising whom they can not understand . 

Though I confess there is probably a story there that I should very much like to hear . " 

Whatever he was about to confess was crucifying him with guilt . 

I must confess when I first saw the plan , I was totally confused by it . 

Apparently convinced the machine was accurate , the suspect confessed . 

` If by that you mean am I going to the police station to confess , then no . 

` From time to time my typing suffers from dyslexia , " confesses Kingsley Amis . 

` Actually , " confessed the Navigator , perking up , ` I composed a poem and quite a good one . " 

She confessed her doubts about combining the huge workload of president with her preliminary exams . 

I have a great deal of sympathy for Karl Popper 's confessed life-long dislike about theorising about God . 

After all , it was Lady Beatrice who urged Santerre to confess everything about Buckingham to my two agents . " 

Christians are used to confessing their sins against God and against other humans , but is it really possible to sin against an ideal ? 

` I must confess the fire at the manor has caused me some problems , " admitted Christian . 

But I have never heard him confess his unworthiness in this field of human endeavour . 

She confessed her motives with commendable honesty , her face burning under his derisive scrutiny . 

He had had to confess his carnal thoughts to Father Devlin and had been severely censured . 

The breakthrough in the case came when Lashley confessed the murder to fellow inmates while still in prison . 

Gibraltar 's Attorney General John Blackburn Gittins , told the hearing Newall confessed his plan to prison officers . 

She would confess her deception to the castle priest later , Isabel promised her conscience , and then wondered if , in fact , the chapel might provide the privacy she craved . 

` And when you found your brother dead , cold as ice in that battlefield , and trailed back to England to confess your deeds to your parents , what then ? " 

The princess confessed to being worried for his safety during the Gulf War . 

This week she finally confessed to carrying on behind her husband 's back . 

I must confess to falling for this combo the moment I saw its name ; anyone with a sense of humour like that is okay in my book ! 

He has confessed to going into book shops and placing his books in the windows . 

A TV soap opera star has confessed to stabbing to death the actress who plays his screen lover , police said yesterday . 

The inquest heard that a man confessed to starting the fire as a " prank " . 

He confessed in the magazine Psychology Today to being uneasy with fans who asked him to make their day by autographing their guns . 

He confessed to no one but Sabraxis what had happened in the exercise court that morning . 

` The thing is , " he confessed to his assistant Penni Pike , ` I have n't got my career together yet . " 

` I confess myself bewildered by it all -- since my lord 's death , you see , it has been difficult to determine one 's friends from one 's enemies ! " 

The guide confesses his blunder , saying that he has brought the wrong man to the wrong place . 

I must now confess something which I kept back from you in Chapter 3 . 

It said the only solution to endemic condensation was full insulation and constant heat -- a " provocatively contentious and quite unacceptable " conclusion , confessed the report . 

1 John 1:9 tells us , ` If we confess our sins , he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness . " 

Still , I confess I 'm a wee bit disappointed in your reasons . 

It must be confessed that this test is a rather artificial one . 

I confess t hat I thought that that case had arisen a little before that speech . 

The mother of the remaining patient confessed to abuse and the child was placed in the care of the extended family . 

Takeaway business was brisk and the espresso machine howled and hissed almost constantly for a steady traffic of hard-looking , fast-talking men with tattoos and torn jeans . 

At every third stroke he ran the brush over the teeth of the curry comb with a shimmering , rasping sound , hissing gently through his teeth all the time . 

The gas lamp hissed gently above them and the coke stirred softly in the range . 

Black steam-pipes criss-cross the 1,000 acres as they always have done , hissing here and there through open valves . 

Several young men hissed and whistled , much to Elaine 's delight . 

The faceless ones knew the villain had been introduced and they wanted to hiss and boo . 

The rock hissed and cracked ; here and there a stone flew up , and the steam rose like smoke . 

Once the machine was hissing and the aroma of coffee was spreading through the flat Rain tossed her bag on the couch , kicked off her sandals and opened the doors to the garden . 

The taffeta rustled as it received the pricking needle , hissed as she pulled the thread through ; out of sight pigeons chortled and cooed on the roof . 

Somewhere below , angry serpents of stabilising jets hissed as automatics restored the balance . 

Spectators booed and hissed as the colony 's new Governor -- former Tory Home Secretary David Waddington -- stepped forward to honour 24-year-old Diana Mitchell . 

The steak was hissing in the frying pan and he was slicing Chinese leaf on the kitchen table when the doorbell rang . 

Markby sat glowering at the gas fire which had dulled its bright flames and hissed in a soft insistent way . 

But she did not answer him , only bent and lowered herself into the water , hissing as the coldness burned into the wound , a faint moan escaping through her gritted teeth as she began to wash . 

It hisses like a snake , growls like a carnivore and snaps out at its tormenter . 

He reached for the door control and the lock hissed with the release of compressed air . 

He scrambled to his feet , throwing his cloak aside and hissing at the stiff pain of his collarbone . 

He carried a stick to aid his ailing right leg which had been broken deliberately by the STB while he was in prison . 

` Now , boy , " he said , ` take me to the captain or I 'll break your arm ! " 

A woman is claiming four policemen broke her arm and two ribs while arresting her for a crime she did n't commit . 

It 's alright , Josie , I did n't mean to break your arm , do you know what I mean ? 

Fitzsimmons broke Jeffries nose , cut both cheeks to the bone , but Jeffries landed a right to the stomach and a left hook to the jaw and ` Fitz " was counted out . 

Spend the day as you wish -- but do n't go within a mile of Radcliffe or I 'll break every bone in his body . 

The bird 's darting eye sought his frantically before it glazed ; he thought as it twitched about on the hard dry clods that he might break its neck to bring its death throes to an end . 

But when they reached the dock and were waiting for the boat to carry them to the camp , Seth snatched the van 's keys , nearly breaking two of Suzy 's fingers in the struggle . 

Lachlan was still snarling and kicking when they uncovered him , and they nearly broke his fingers trying to unfasten them from Farquhar 's neck . 

Lie to me , and the gentleman behind you will probably break your fingers one by one , and very possibly the gentlemen wit the club will take a certain delight in knocking out your teeth . " 

She turns and calls down the corridor for a guy named Malcolm and all the time she 's leaning hard against the door trying to break my foot . 

And if I do escape extinction I shall most likely be black and blue from this wood digging into my back -- and I should n't be surprised if you 've broken my wrist . " 

Only yesterday in Oxford Frank Baughan called for the youngsters who beat him and broke his wrist to be birched. frank Bishop is n't today 's only victim . 

Ralph Baughan was tipped from his wheelchair and set upon by two men who broke his wrist . 

They stuffed a sock into her mouth , pushed her inside and kicked her to the floor breaking her ankle and wrist . 

Ken , upset , tried to drive his van through the line of Mr Rowse 's patients : he broke the ankle of an elderly man too feeble to jump out of the way . 

Jolosa , who broke a rival player 's jaw , was told to model his play on the England striker . 

One of my hands and ribs were broken as a result of torture " . 

Philip IV 's master torturers , a motley gang of Italians and strange , wild creatures from Wallachia , were expert in breaking the bodies and souls of their prisoners . 

All sides of the distributive coal trade in Britain renew their plea made on behalf of their customers , to the Chancellor before the budget , not to create hardship by taxing warmth .

At the same time West German leaders renewed their pressure on the East German regime to follow Mikhail Gorbachev 's advice and bring in glasnost and perestroika .

At the end of November guerrillas renewed their attacks on the wealthy suburbs of Escalón and San Benito and fighting also took place on the flanks of the San Salvador and Guazapa volcanos outside the capital .

In the debate referred to , the senior judges renewed their attack .

The RSNC is using the report to renew demands on Environment Secretary Michael Heseltine for urgent action to curb the over-exploitation of rivers .

In May 1990 the government renewed protests to Romania about pollution in Ruse by chlorine gas from the neighbouring Romanian town of Giurgiu .

On these occasions Alison gave Franca some embarrassed or ` significant " looks , but did not renew attempts to have a talk about the ` situation " .

It would not be surprising if Malcolm renewed his efforts c.1016--18 , considering the likely state of England at the time , and Cnut could well have acted against him once free to do so .

In pursuit of this , he renewed his efforts to get new players , and was rewarded with two promising youngsters , outside-right Bainbridge , from Seaton Delaval , and inside-right Price , from Worksop .

After that the Bruces could renew their struggle for the throne .

September 1991 : The National Economic Development Council renewed pressure on the government to lengthen the summer tourism season by adding a bank holiday in October .

The remaining neutrons would have decayed into protons , which are the nuclei of ordinary hydrogen atoms .

Since there are several such pairs of elements decaying at different speeds , it is possible to make cross-checks .

That means the heavy neutrinos must decay into something far less massive , quite quickly .

Earth 's warmth , like Venus 's , also came from its interior , as heat-producing radioactive minerals decayed at the mantle , reaching nearly 5000°C at the molten centre .

` Most of the radioactive nuclides would have decayed to stable atoms before they could possibly be released to the environment by the slow corrosion process . "

One prediction of many of these schemes is that the proton must be unstable , decaying eventually to electrons and protons .

One of the intruders was straggling some half mile behind the rest , so this was attacked by the newly-promoted Flt.Lt . 

Some built sturdily of wood and iron , others no more than skins of plastic sheeting over frames of branches , they straggled north over the dunes as far as I could see . 

And got heavier as they left the small station and straggled down a steep , cinder path . 

They looked so filthy and disreputable that a woman walking her dog stopped to stare at them as they straggled wearily across the wide , almost deserted beach . 

The breakfast things were still on the table ; the bedclothes lay tangled on the floor ; Tessa 's clothes straggled across the carpet from her open suitcase . 

They straggled lamentably along the road , bent in two by the weight of their packs , streaming with water , and all this to go and become mashed to pulp in muddy trenches . 

Straggling behind her was a small child , about four or five , O could n't see what sex the child was . 

On the way the children straggled behind them or dived down lanes where archways blocked out the steadily mounting sun . 

He was young , his blond hair straggling beneath an enormous cap , his stout body so stuffed into a French doublet that when he stood up in the stirrups ( to give himself height ) his coat bulged at the seams . 

Oliver 's beach friends straggled into the café , grumbling at the abrupt change of weather . 

Each morning the members of the team come straggling into the dark and dusty offices , yawning and inert ; and each morning , as coffee is brought round and work gradually gets under way , the little enclosed world comes alive . 

In the corner by the window was a stringy plant straggling desperately out of a blurry brown pot , as if in search of water . 

Odd hairs straggled out of various warts , and the brown freckles of age gave them a strange resemblance to the stones . 

The passengers came straggling back shedding overcoats and saying it was cold outside , and again the dining car filled up . 

Soon the rest of the girls would straggle in , the mail would arrive and another week would be under way . 

Dickens regards the behaviour of Mr Guppy as ` usual " in people who go over houses : ` They straggle about in wrong places , look at wrong things , do n't care for the right things , gape when more rooms are opened , exhibit profound depression of the spirits , and are clearly knocked up . " 

Some of them straggled back through Taunton , and being in no hurry to get home settled down in the Floral Gardens , playing guitars and tambourines , smoking joints , dropping acid and chanting mantras . 

From spring 1878 onwards , several small groups of these homesick exiles straggled back to the Lapwai Reservation . 

I hike along the shore with his sister , Megan , to examine what Pete describes as ` the most impressive runnable stretch of white water I 've ever seen " . 

The report , by Jérôme Dourdin , noted in particular how tiring and discouraging it was for visitors to walk all the way out to the Pavillon de Flore to see the sculptures and then have to hike back again to visit the other collections in the Museum . 

We arrive exhausted , haul in our rucsacs , check in again and hike back along the corridor to the airport . 

If you hike down here ( a much wiser thing to do at this time of year ) the Grand Canyon Department of Arbitrary Silly Rules and Regulations have erected signs that read ` Do not go beyond this point without water . " 

Nathan moodily poked the bed , hiked down to the window and stared out at the night , then came back and sat on a seat in no-man 's land . 

It proved too much for three of the men , who hiked out at Separation Rapid , only to be killed by Indians . 

She was as at home in jeans , hiking over rough country , as she was curled up in silk lounging pyjamas , reading a book . 

Meanwhile , Powell is off trying to survey the goddamn Grand Canyon , hiking up the side canyons , taking his frickin' measurements . 

Next he hiked 40km due North and arrived back at his base camp . 

Not content with a simple sponsored walk or 24-hour swim , 11 of the office 's self couch potatoes intend to hike across the Brecon Beacons between 29 and 31 January . 

Police said 26-year-old Amanda Glazier from Wales , who is an experienced skier and keen walker , sprained both ankles after falling down a bank while hiking in the mountains north of Wellington . 

It was he who taught some of us how to use a .38 calibre revolver when we went hiking on the rolling prairies for shooting competitions , with gophers or tin cans as our main targets . 

Darren Nichol is accused of attempting to murder coast-to- coast walker Josephine Chandler as she hiked through Catterick Bridge , North Yorkshire . 

Unfortunately , some of our supporters who had hiked to the match appeared not to have a sense of humour . 

JUST AS THE PANTING CYCLIST drew ahead of the London to St Alban 's coach the guard hurled an iron ball on a rope into the spokes of the bicycle wheel and felled the rider . 

There was a new NI record for North Down 's Alison Moffitt , who hurled the javelin 47.54 metres and she later made it a double by throwing the discus 39.72 metres . 

AN animal rights activist who hurled a smoke bomb across the counter of a burger bar was yesterday banned from all McDonald 's restaurants . 

In the presence of a few hundred Masai , the young warrior hurled his spear right through the district officer 's heart . 

Two fiesty little Yorkshire terriers leap off his lap and hurl their combined body weight of two grapefruits against my legs . 

Dashwood let out a howl of frustration and hurled Farrell across the room . 

He hurled a chair across the set , smashing lamps and vases , then stormed off to his dressing room . 

He suddenly grabbed the beer can and hurled it against the wall then upturned the table , sending it crashing against the cooker . 

I followed them onto a narrow , crumbling ledge above the ravine where the wind hurled us against the wall . 

For several months intermittent Vulcanian activity continued , hurling ash between four and eight kilometres in the air , but died down somewhat in early 1956 . 

Horrocks pulled the silver cross from his chest and hurled it from him . 

A SHOPKEEPER was fighting for his life in hospital last night after a gas blast hurled him from his bed into the street . 

All around him people were hurling possessions from windows and dragging horses from smoking stables . 

Speechless with rage , Mait hurled the card in the Doctor 's face before storming out of the cell . 

Ellen hurled the still discharging extinguisher over the side . 

A bolt thrower is a powerful weapon which can hurl its bolt through several ranks of troops , piercing each warrior in turn . 

The tank blew up , hurling the Vauxhall through the closed garage doors , which caused twenty more gallons of petrol to explode , blowing the front off the house . 

David Gower survives a caught-behind appeal off Mushtaq , provoking substitute Rashid Latif ( centre , in cap ) into a dash down the length of the pitch , where he hurled his cap to the ground . 

Then , when the boy was n't looking in his direction he hurled it towards the pool . 

They hurled potatoes at firemen trying to douse a bonfire of tyres in the town 's central square , prompting riot police to fire tear gas . 

Jake had been hurling these same insults at her now for years , and by now she ought to be totally immune to them . 

He feinted once , then , with great speed and strength behind the throw , hurled the spear . 

Fights frequently broke out in the course of which gilt chairs got hurled across the room . 

Simon Lilley was hurled more than seventy feet by the impact and later died in hospital . 

He shut the kitchen door smartly to avoid the dishcloth that was hurled in his direction . 

The back seat , its padding springing from the slashed plastic , had been ripped out and hurled to one side . 

Earlier this month Mr Cossiga publicly hurled the epithet ‘ son of a … ’ at a British journalist who described Italy 's military contribution to the Gulf war as a ‘ token force ’ . 

` I hurled my shirt down because I was so angry -- I felt cheated . 

A few cowlings and panels got bent though , having been lifted off the floor and hurled against the hangar wall by the force of the propeller . 

A poem for Lucy was a message in a bottle hurled into a turquoise ocean . 

They were hurled up like waves breaking backwards into the sea . 

He had gone only a few yards however when the horse hurled him over a precipice to his death . 

On the shelf below him the old man was vomiting again , too weak even to roll over so that blood and mucus oozed down his chin and neck , some of it bubbling back into his throat . 

Heart-beat slowing , the blood oozing from three holes in his body , spreading out to mingle with the drying milk , the gleaming shards of glass . 

Barrow was on his hands and knees on the floor , blood oozing from a wound in his scalp . 

Water oozed from their ceilings and plip-plopped into rank pools . 

These had been her favourites when she was little but had not of ten been allowed because the sauce oozed out the sides and made a mess of your clothes . 

Finally he lay prone , still , exhausted ; and bitter tears oozed out between his eyelids . 

Then , as the revolting mess began to ooze out , Helen drew back and shut her eyes . 

Later , gum will ooze from the bark and branches will die back . 

There was dark matter oozing slowly from the centre of the bone which , Crossley concluded with revulsion , was marrow . 

He watched the globules of sweat as they oozed from his pores then ran in countless little rivers down his brown skin . 

It was even possible to scent resin oozing from the hot wood of a dock , the air of warmth and freedom . 

Two had broken and egg-yolk oozed into the cracks of paving-stones . 

Mrs. Saunders groaned and she covered her face with her hands and then Olivia saw that tears came oozing through her fingers and her chest inside her nightgown was heaving with heavy sobs . 

The normally immaculate room was a dirty mess , and pus was oozing through a leg ulceration into a bandage that looked several days old . 

Water oozed through the sodden cardboard inner soles , hastily fitted over the holes in my cheap plastic shoes as I stood in the rain outside the courtroom . 

These sticks would be twisted round until the bag was tightly pressed and the essential oil oozed out of the petals . 

Gradually , as they worked , their feet sank into the soft earth and wet mud oozed up between their toes . 

The fact that they had not fought about it should have announced their despair . 

` It is n't carved in stone that we have to fight about this , " she protested , wanting their meeting to end on a genial note , but mainly wanting it to end . 

` We fought over him , Nuadu Airgetlam , " said the Robemaker , and there was a slick lascivious tone to his voice now . 

Congressmen , relieved that they no longer have to shed their reputations in fighting over Nicaragua , are quite keen to find the $300m that is seen as an inaugural present for Mrs Violeta Chamorro on April 25th . 

She was fighting with herself about whether to draw nearer to him , despite the danger of that , and see if he was all right , when he spoke again . 

And we 're still , you know , fighting about changing the script and what have you . 

Half the time I do n't even understand what they are fighting about . " 

The tenant covenants that he will do or refrain from doing certain things which undoubtedly touch and concern the land . 

In the mortgage deed the respondents further covenanted that they would purchase all their requirements from the appellants exclusively . 

In this way the tenant will also be under an obligation to keep the road in repair if he covenants to keep " the demised property " in repair . 

It would have been otherwise if he had covenanted to paint in the quarter " preceding the expiry or sooner determination of the said term " . 

If the tenant is to covenant expressly to pay VAT on rent , the VAT should itself be reserved as rent . 

649 , the parties , a husband and wife , had entered into a separation agreement under seal whereby the husband covenanted to pay the wife £30 per month . 

If this route is taken it will be necessary , from the tenant 's point of view , for the landlord to covenant to procure a similar covenant from successors in title . 

If business premises suffer serious fire damage the landlord usually covenants to reinstate the premises with all convenient speed . 

Moreover , people who covenanted money to the hospitals for over six years secured income tax relief on the sum ( 1922 Finance Act ) . 

All its profits are covenanted to third world charities : since November 1986 it has contributed £33,500 to organisations such as Unicef , a Tibetan children 's home , Oxfam , Church Relief in Uganda and others . 

As a result of his intervention , the Chambers of Mr S. C. Stamler QC have covenanted a thousand pounds a year to the Law Library ` for the foreseeable future " . 

Please do n't tell me we 're totally wrong for each other , Luce begged silently , I already know . 

` Please do n't tell anyone in the village that you 've seen me , " begged the girl . 

` No , Frank , do n't give them brandy , " begged Bathsheba , ` it will only do them harm ! " 

She begged pardon at once for -- being so free as to presume I will be read but then , ma'am , you must blame yourself for encouraging in me that letter-writing soul . 

I accept the judgement of my fellow officers and , before I die , beg their forgiveness for having shamed them before the T'ang . " 

` Mistress Hussey , " said the prince as she entered , ` we beg your forgiveness for keeping you waiting a little beyond the time we appointed . 

The old man was begging him for a dime to buy a cup of coffee . 

Out on the teeming Paris street , she is accosted by a couple of zealous American tourists who beg her for autographs . 

They begged Rytasha for reimbursement , but none was forthcoming , and for the want of a few hundred pounds the village lost its crop for the year . 

Their coach broke down and they arrived after begging a lift from a passing Transit van and car . 

Now , afraid of asking Dr. Brett , she begged tranquillisers from friends , and from her sisters . 

Gerd suddenly says he is hungry , and begs some food from one or more of the adventurers . 

He would beg food from other children in school , eat their apple cores and even scoured bins for food , prosecuting barrister David Hale told the jury . 

` I begged him on my knees not to do it , but he was besotted with her . 

Armenia is begging Russia to recommission two old reactors that had been shut down for good in 1988 under popular pressure . 

She gazed at Johnny beseechingly , begging him to understand , but she knew that it was going to be no good . 

He begged that a citizen army should be formed , declaring , ` an untrained man with a rifle would be useless in modern warfare " . 

I begged not to go to school the next day , but Mama said that I was over my cold and that I would be safer at school in case her trick should fail . 

By nine that same evening I was being begged to go and get them ! 

Police and security forces were urged to exercise the ` greatest possible restraint " in face of the ` impatience of critical citizens " and reformists were begged not to take part in unauthorised demonstrations . 

` You 're sure you do n't want them to come ? " asked David , who had been begged by the children to make her change her mind . 

The angel , disguised as an old man , went from door to door begging for food and drink . 

Like his people , the Somalian President can only beg for help . 

The next day he tried to beg for money , but large signs in some villages warned him that anyone caught begging would be sent to prison . 

All I ate that day was a piece of bread , which I begged from a farmer eating his supper . 

I 'd given up about three weeks before but I was ready to beg from him . 

She would not beg from him , could never try to claim whatever might -- or might not -- be hers by rights . 

Corbett and Ranulf finished off the meagre scraps of food they had begged from the kitchen and hurried down . 

To Third World governments , the presence of large numbers of people begging on the steps of bank buildings or roasting nuts outside five star hotels was an insult to the progressiveness of their new skyscraper cities . 

But blind people were ` out there " , begging on the streets , bumbling along with their tip-tap sticks , staring sightlessly and pathetically out at nothing behind dark glasses . 

I hope that gradually we will stop seeing them begging on the streets without any prospects for their future . 

The crisis is hitting so hard that most of the people are unemployed , and you see children begging in the streets or forced to go out to work . 

As Anatole France explained : ‘ equality of the laws … forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under the bridges , to beg in the streets , and to steal … bread . ’ 

Please , Your Excellency , I beg of you , give me your permission to enter the convent as soon as I 'm sixteen . 

However , the chairman , JC Warburg , begged the audience not to judge the quality of the autochromes too harshly , as some had been developed on location with solutions made from water gleaned from melted snow . 

One Sunday he begged the congregation of a Paris church not to assassinate him . 

But her sister begged her so hard not to leave her and to go on sleeping with her that she gave way . 

I will love him , Lily , like this , " and Pen gave her a strangling hug so that she gasped and laughed and begged to be released . 

" He appeared disoriented , begged to be allowed to sleep , and said he must have been cured by an injection . 

A jury at Winchester Crown Court heard how father-of-two Dr Cox gave a lethal injection to arthritis sufferer Lillian Boyes , 70 , after she begged to die . 

Rub down with abrasive paper then degrease the surface with white spirit . 

Keep away from modern detergents in washing-up water , and bubble baths which degrease any bit of skin they are in contact with . 

After this it was scrubbed in paraffin to clean and if necessary , degrease it . 

Even the lightning was filtered into changes in density of darkness by the weight of rain cascading out of the cloud-front . 

So here termites construct circular towers with conical roofs , the eaves of which project outwards so that the rain cascading from the tower falls some way from its base . 

When it rained the water would cascade down the banks and wash great lumps of soil into the road . 

He cursed under his breath as the flat bottom caused the water to cascade over his brown boots . 

His tongue tasted like water cascading down the side of a mountain , fresh and clean beyond imagining . 

Its steep , wooded , narrow gorges with 600ft cliffs and fast flowing mountain streams with waterfalls cascading literally hundreds of feet are enough to tempt any enthusiastic walker . 

She could see waterfalls cascading down some of the mountain-sides and in the distance a lake . 

Somehow the expanse of green and white cloth cascaded from her trembling hands towards the ground , and as she muttered furiously at it under her breath he looked round and saw her . 

They reared to an alarming angle , the tractor pointing to the roof , the wheels slipping in the juice cascading from the broken stalks . 

Bangers punctuated the soundtrack , snow fountains cascaded in the aisles , and the film ended abruptly when a five-bob rocket went straight through Bill Haley 's open mouth . 

Yards and yards of fine cream chantilly lace draped over ivory silk cascaded in layers to her feet , sprinkled with dozens of tiny white pearls . 

Maggie glared at him and took off her hat , shaking her head to free the mane of dark red hair that cascaded to her shoulders . 

The limp ash from his cigarette gave up its struggle to defy the laws of gravity and cascaded like an avalanche down his tie , but O'Neill ignored it . 

Campari was cascading silently over the rim of her glass , and dripping in a slow red trickle from the table to the patio . 

Thousands of red blood cells are crushed by the impact of your feet with the pavement , and scores of white cells cascade out of your spleen into the bloodstream to see what 's going on . 

There was the sweet warm fragrance of gentle heat and of silken bodies , and the salamanders tossed their manes , and sparks of light cascaded across Taliesin 's vision . 

The stream cascaded down , spangling sunlight on ice-capped rocks and luminous green weed , but the chutes were blocked and the water passed them by . 

All she can do is tack forward and crash into him , which would be suicide for them all . 

From Hartsop village follow a distinct path east to Hayeswater reservoir ( 1.25 miles ) before tacking diagonally uphill to your right onto the Gray Crag ridge ( 0.5 miles ) . 

Avoiding an unfavourable current can often be done by tacking close to the shore since the water is normally slower when moving at shallower depths . 

We never did persuade them , but for six valuable hours we managed to hold them on that course far out into the Flores Sea , until finally they came to their senses , noticed the distant and almost invisible shore , and hurriedly tacked towards it again . 

It sometimes proves worth while to tack towards one side of a course to get more wind . 

If he stays there too long he will slip into the dirty wind like C , so he must tack off quickly . 

The commodore , having just tacked in from Pin Mill , says that while he recognises the accomplishment of an ancient mariner there in teaching a grey parrot to recite the complete works of Shakespeare in Urdu , and could see that this might help international relations in some way , he is far from certain this was the sort of thing Mr Major had in mind . 

Finally , the Polish General Staff has not only seen itself as an avid ` consumer " of Soviet military doctrine , but a contributor as well , which has authored its own innovations with Soviet endorsement . 

We see his professional disdain : before he arrived he spoke disparagingly of his impending host , doubting that Mr MacAulay had himself authored the history of the island of St Kilda , which bore his name . 

Whenever the students thought they were evaluating the work of a man , they assessed it as far more impressive than when they thought it was authored by a woman , whose efforts were labelled mediocre .

First papers derived from mapping theses should , if this is the only consideration , either be singly authored , or should cite the researcher first .

Nearly half of the first papers derived from Ph D research in the present study are jointly authored , and in nearly half of these cases , the thesis author is not the first author .

In fact , it is difficult simply to categorize works as either ` political " or ` military " since they are frequently authored by ` collectives " of writers from both sides of the house .

Ed Esber , former chairman and chief executive of Ashton-Tate Corp , has been named the president and chief operating officer of the Milpitas-based Creative Labs Inc subsidiary of the Singapore Soundblaster firm .

The Santa Cruz Operation has named Michael Skelton vice president , marketing , the Americas and Northeast Asia , a title that includes the US and Canada .

In a rebuff to President Rafael Leonardo Callejas , the National Assembly in mid-September named Orlando Lozano Martínez as the new President of the Supreme Court after forcing the resignation of Oswaldo Ramos Soto .

The convention named President Roh Tae Woo and opposition leaders Kim Young Sam and Kim Jong Pil as joint leaders of the new party .

IN a bold move to defuse rising communal tension in India , the new Prime Minister , Mr Vishwanath Pratap Singh , yesterday named a Muslim as home affairs minister .

Haider Abu Bakr al Attas , hitherto the South Yemeni President , was named as Prime Minister on May 22 and his government was sworn in on May 27 .

On March 9 Masire named Festus Mogae as Vice-President and Minister of Local Government and Lands ; Mogae retained the Finance and Development Planning portfolio .

James Meehan , Lotus Development Corp former vice president and general manager , international operations , has been named president and chief executive officer of Cambridge , Massachusetts-based CenterLine Software Inc .

Ramón Martínez Moya , a member of the Independent Revolutionary Party ( PRI ) , was named as the new Industry and Trade Minister .

THE next social work director in Strathclyde was named yesterday as Mary Hartnoll .

President George Bush on Jan. 22 named Andrew H. Card , deputy White House Chief of Staff , as his new Transportation Secretary .

Nigel Jones , who won Cheltenham for the Liberal Democrats has been named front bench spokesman on housing and local government .

Savour the flavour of salmon with this super stainless steel fish kettle . 

Try to eat slowly and really savour your food at meals so that you feel satisfied and therefore less likely to snack later on . 

He concentrated on the figure , held it in his mind , savouring it as a wine expert savours a fine vintage . 

Guido took a mouthful of his Cynar and seemed to savour it for a moment . 

He sat back in his tattered armchair and savoured his drink for a moment . 

They sat savouring the malty brew for a while with the darkness silent outside the windows . 

The greatest joy was to make camp for the night and savour the smell from the cooks ' fires as supper was prepared . 

He tapped the ash off his thick Havana cigar and savoured the large cognac before returning to his guest . 

Harry reached around her and carefully , even tenderly , plucked the bloom , savouring its fragrance before handing it to Katherine . 

He swirled the caramel liquor around in his cupped palm and savoured its bouquet before taking another small taste . 

He leaned back , savouring the cigar , letting the smoke drift slowly from between his slightly parted lips . 

She swigged a mouthful of wine with relish , irrigating her tongue to savour the bitter fruitiness . 

He rolls the word around his mouth , as if savouring a good malt . 

` The pain will be exquisite , Doctor , and I shall savour every nuance of your screams . 

Dinner is an occasion to be savoured with candlelight , cut glass and fine china . 

He stripped off his coat and her fingers splayed across his back , savouring the warmth of his skin through his shirt . 

Take time to savour a wine 's qualities and make notes , so you can remember its name . 

The definition of a community does not include any features of the habitat ; it depends on the frequency and abundance of species only .

A piquant feature of Dorchester 's municipal charity was that much depended on a town brewhouse .

They see in it a threat to the right of each country to protect viridian quirks : quaint old farming practices , bottle-recycling schemes that depend on local breweries or milkmen .

The author acknowledges that some types of text are necessarily more complex than others , and this depends on the subject matter .

The display can be further extended by incorporating 2 large photo panels : again this depends on the size of the venue .

The trade-off is a significant loss in the quality of the motion which depends on a reasonably high frame rate for the illusion of smooth , flicker-free movement .

In other words , there is a choice in settlement sites which depends on value-judgements and what people want to do .

She licked her lips nervously , and realised that she was sitting on the edge of the sofa , staring at him as though her life depended on it .

But then the other man seemed to regain control of himself , for the next moment he was shinning up the rope as though he had just realised his life depended on it -- quite literally !

The extent to which either the adult or child within plays a significant part in our lives depends greatly on our own upbringing .

A lot now depends on the Birmingham result which will be known on Monday .

The future depended on decisions I could not possibly predict , but at least I had now been offered a shadow of a lifeline , and that , for the moment , would have to do .

` The future of the capercaillie will depend on how good a habitat we provide for them in our new forests , " he said .

The future of the coal industry depends crucially on the competitiveness of coal as a fuel for electricity generation .

The snail genes are not happy to pay that cost , since their long-term future depends upon the snail reproducing .

The deal , which could safeguard the future of the remaining 1,350 workforce , depends on a contract being signed with DAF Trucks NV in Holland .

The success of the scheme depends absolutely on the co-operation of the public , and whether the good folk of Ulster would accept the extra work involved is open to question .

Success or failure of this experiment depends on the basic human ability to impose a delay between the stimulus and the response .

Success for a strategy depends upon which other strategies happen to be submitted .

Economic survival of the enterprise or its further progress depends on managers communicating effectively with employees .

Teams are collaborative groups , whose effectiveness depends considerably on the qualities , motivation and roles exercised by team members .

Now everything depends on the effectiveness of the government as a watchdog .

Clearly everything depends upon the point of view that is adopted , and upon rival interpretations of the same events .

But everything depends on the state of the Doncaster track , finally watered last night .

It follows from what I have said that in my view the outcome of this appeal depends upon whether or not the court can look at Parliamentary material .

Here , the answer depends upon whether those unresolved arguments could have been determined otherwise .

Further , a great deal depends upon whether processes are reversible or irreversible .

The condition of the patient on transfer varies from theatre to theatre and depends upon whether or not the theatre has a recovery room where patients recover from the immediate effects of the anaesthetic .

The number of eggs a female lays , however , largely depends upon when she starts .

Yet depending upon what A is , the phrase in question can be used to assert the numerical identity of a particular or the qualitative identity of a species .

They were accordingly satisfied that the trial judge misdirected the jury when he stated that the case against the first appellant depended solely upon what they could find proved that he himself did .

The ideal Royal Mail International service for your personal requirements depends upon what exactly you are sending and how urgent it is .

Whether you welcome this idea or view it with horror will depend upon who you are .

` That , sir , " I coldly replied , ` depends on whether I embrace your principles or your wife . "

It also depends on whether or not I can tell you what you want to know .

For Kuhn , whether a field qualifies as a science or not depends on whether or not it conforms to the account of science offered in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions .

Depending on when you make your purchases , you can enjoy up to 56 days interest-free credit .

As we shall show later , what people mean by their actions depends on what expectations they have about the actions of others .

Liability in this case would depend on why the cooker exploded .

Second , once a strategy has been formulated , its impact on industrial relations in the enterprise depends on how it is transmitted into and down through the organization .

The affect on the beef sector would depend crucially on how consumers reacted to falling beef prices .

However , the time at which this level of radiation dose is reached depends on how quickly the radiation dose is received ; the lower the dose rate , the longer it will take to reach saturation .

YOUR view of British agriculture depends largely on where you are standing .

It depends whether they 're ASCII input or whether they 're binary input format .

And depending whether it 's a rectangular plot or whether it is n't or not or if it 's slightly at an angle then some of the corner houses have a fairly long gardens .

Depending when the eggs hatch , the larvae will feed on the tender vine shoots , the flowers or the fruit .

Two legs good or four wheels bad or does it depend who 's in the driving seat , after all who ever heard of a road sow .

` I have no idea how long the family will need to stay with me -- it will depend how long it takes to find the Dad .

Megaw LJ 's argument depended on contrasting what would have happened if the auditors had been appointed as arbitrators .

` However , from a management company perspective , we feel that doing business there very much depends on associating with the right partner . "

Moss believes much of Tivoli 's future success depends on getting framework technology and solutions out through the Unix channels .

A reputation for being exclusive is not very useful in a market where success depends on recruiting large numbers .

Two further experiments demonstrate that this ability depends on identifying patterns of similar marks .

Their whole game depends on getting the man on the ground out of the way , if necessary with the boot , if he is so unfortunate as to be between them and the ball .

Spotting a good school will depend on using information and common sense .

Much of a manager 's success depends on maintaining a reservoir of goodwill , on minimizing a reliance on authority and unilateral decisions .

One can do that if one can identify excessive profits , wage levels which depend on restricting access to labour markets and gross inefficiency in the running of government enterprises .

However , the success of your DIP system will depend on retrieving the right index .

Women working for private companies where profits depend on completing jobs quickly , were under the most pressure with regard to the amount of control the company exercises over their hours .

The art of achieving a steady-state beam depends on balancing the controlled gas leak and the sample outgassing with the continuous pump evacuation at a given beam voltage .

But this fundamentally depends on the level of output of the economy when the savers reach old age .

In large measure its effectiveness depends upon the types of goods concerned .

When an institution has ceased to be an authorised institution , liability of the institution to him for compensation purposes depends upon his state of mind ` at the time the deposit was made . "

The speed of behaviour change will vary from child to child depending on their temperamental state , their past learning history , and the ability of the parents to be consistent .

Loss of bitterness depends on the boiling conditions , on the degree , type and time of trub formation and on the yeast action in fermentation .

The problems and costs of organizing transactions depend on both their nature and the assumed characteristics of decision-makers in the model .

The success of entitlement theory depends , however , on showing precisely that .

What you should photograph depends entirely on editors ' requirements .

The success of the system depends essentially on the segregation of waste paper for separate collection .

The forging of reputations depended on what was acceptable or fashionable among each side 's cultural mandarins .

Mecir , a ` touch " player , and one of the last tour professionals to forsake a wooden racket in the name of technology , advocates caution : ` It depends on your confidence .

It often depends on the actual size of the specimens selected as sub-adults are often more agreeable than fully grown ones .

That premium will anyway differ from company to company depending on the level of regional oversubscription .

The conclusions may depend sensitively on one 's view of the accumulation process .

( That figure , though , depends as much on the future price of oil and the level of the dollar as on the price of credit alone . )

In such a system political outcomes are seen to depend upon inputs of resources of power .

A happy home situation does not depend upon there being a housewife in residence twenty-four hours a day , nor on a woman doing all the housework herself .

Why had she married a dirty type like Boyd , to spawn a boy like Hank , who had never been anything but a damned nuisance to her ? 

Its name derives from the fact that , instead of the eggs being spawned in water and left to their own devices , they are carried by the male wrapped in strings around his legs . 

They can be easily spawned under the right conditions -- which are neutral pH and soft to medium-hard water . 

Spiny lobsters spawn on the coral reefs off the Florida coast and around the Bahamas . 

Every year , Europe 's eels leave its rivers to spawn in the Sargasso sea . 

One of the few occasions big bream spend any length of time in marginal weed is the two or three weeks in spring or early summer when they spawn . 

Emerald Fire male , dominated the back corner of a mixed Malawi tank where he spawned successfully . 

In July there commenced the final Republican offensive of the war : the crossing of the river Ebro by 80,000 men in an attempt to reunite Catalonia with the ` central zone " . 

The hearing commenced at 10 a.m. and continued until 5 p.m. with an adjournment of one hour for lunch . 

The Vigil of the Lord 's Resurrection will commence at 10.00 p.m . 

The inspection commenced at the Penge entrance to the Crystal Palace grounds , where the Colonel was welcomed by Mr. P. W. Greetham , Chairman of Penge U.D.C. 

As planned , the military rising commenced in Spanish Morocco and the Canary Islands on 17 July 1936 . 

The proposal will commence with a reappraisal of existing data of polyester roofing systems from work previously undertaken by BFRC . 

10.00 Richard Mann and Maurice Eddy arrive at Stadium Plastics , just in time to see production commence with the replacement product . 

In June 1992 , Canada 's first offshore production commenced from Cohasset development project 250 kms offshore Halifax , Nova Scotia . 

Then the semi-finals will commence at 2pm on the Sunday , with the final scheduled for a 6pm start . 

Some of us decided to attend the much-advertised bull fight scheduled to commence at 3pm in the Plaza del Toro . 

Daytime classes commence at 9.15am and end at 4.45pm and the evening classes commence at 6.30pm and end at 9.30pm . 

Racing commences at 11am on Friday and half an hour earlier on the Saturday . 

The Irish Branch [ South ] is considering running a Direct Membership Examination [ DMX ] course on a part-time basis , commencing in September/October 1993 . 

Fiji 's two-day tournament actually commences tomorrow , and not Saturday as had been generally understood by nearly all the international teams , yet the Fijians are unapologetic about the paucity of information on their inaugural tournament . 

Nor did the cheering cease when the runners got down to business and the three-mile race commenced , for at almost every fence Arkle and Mill House produced leaps which drew from the spectators whoops of appreciation . 

The restrictive nature of the Stock Exchange 's rulebook had been drawn to the attention of the Director General of Fair Trading as early as 1976 ; three years later proceedings commenced . 

This decision is of vital importance , and of course it must be made before trading can commence . 

The move is seen as presaging Mr Mandela 's release , perhaps early next year . 

The fight by members of the Imperial Tobacco scheme against Hanson to improve their benefits presaged a growing demand for greater protection following Robert Maxwell 's plundering of the MCC scheme . 

Of course , such unprecedented confidence from this column no doubt presages a 150-run defeat by Zimbabwe but hopes remain high . 

He knew from prior disasters that the rock presaged bad rapids , but he had no other clue as to what lay ahead . 

The Chilean Communist party was proscribed by dictator Ibáń0ez from 1927 to 1931 , and in Argentina the 1930 coup by the armed forces presaged a fifteen-year period of illegality for the PCA . 

Both parties argued that the discussions in Washington presaged territorial concessions and endangered Jewish settlers in the occupied territories . 

A series of events in March had presaged the collapse of President Najibullah 's Kabul-based regime . 

Thai timber industry sources believe that the move presages a freeze on the granting of any new logging concessions from the end of 1993 . 

We should hope that it presages a more thorough review of alcohol taxation . 

Imagine a trackway , winding across a hillside , no more than a sheep track , perhaps , or an ancient drove road . 

To produce the low scarps which wind across the Mercurian surface the radius of Mercury need only have decreased by a few tenths of a percent . 

The little stream wound among floating eyots of water flowers that looked like day stars reflecting a mystical heaven . 

Then as the journey proceeds the harshness of the Stoer landscape softens , the road winding amongst low heathery hills and skirting the shores of many small lochans . 

Goat bells , the smell of thyme , a path winding among olive trees , and the hot sun on your back : this is the Greece that endures . 

The path leading to the stepping stones which forded Hodge Beck wound narrowly between high sheltering hedges . 

A bright orange river wound between terraced houses and cleanly-painted pigeon lofts perched among the allotments . 

Alongside the wall a narrow path wound between waist-high nettles to a small structure whose function one could guess at . 

She drove fearlessly up a narrow dirt-track road that wound steeply between scented pine trees because she was still mad that Fernando could have done such a thing . 

The sharp declivities on all sides give depth to the prospect and reveal Mallerstang below and the Eden valley winding into the distance backed by Cross Fell , with the town of Kirkby Stephen also easily seen . 

In the cold darkness within he groped his way to the narrow stair that wound upwards into the triforium , and climbed it , clinging with nervous hands to the stone . 

The road wound past fields and passed through a thicket of young trees . 

The track wound past one last stand of trees , then petered out as it reached a wide , open space at the top of the hill . 

Narrow paved streets that are little more than alleys wind informally round a low ridge once densely packed with houses . 

For a few weeks in mid-winter , the steel-blue waters of the Zanskar river freeze into a seventy mile ice passageway winding through a deep canyon in the remote mountains of the northern Himalaya . 

To their right hand lay the marshlands , where the rivers wound seaward through their deep , reedy channels , and to the east the land showed rolling and forested towards the high lift of the downs . 

The road wound gradually upwards towards the Downs -- only the English could call uplands downs -- until I was clear of the motorways which cut through Kent like the prongs of a carving fork stabbing at France . 

A path wound away from the house , leading through the ridges and furrows of fields long left to nature . 

Suddenly she came out through the last curtain of trees and found herself looking down over sunlit green meadowland to where a railway line wound like a serpent through a cutting at the foot . 

The variations within that calculation are not extreme -- perhaps an extra half-hour at breakfast ; perhaps they did not leave Aberdeen precisely ( Boswell says ` about eight in the morning " ) , perhaps the road wound around to make thirty miles . 

Ore was also carted down from a hopper at Top Level , the track crossing the beck directly below the waterfall then winding around to connect with the Levers Water -- Paddy End track . 

The path wound in and out of deep ravines , through thick oak and pine forests and dense undergrowth . 

It is narrow with passing places ; it winds in and out and up and down to circumvent natural obstacles , and progress is slow by main road standards . 

Another staircase ( up , this time ) which wound round and round as if it were in some kind of turret ( Blythe had noticed two from the outside ) until it reached a small dingy landing . 

Narrow lanes wound around the margins of these fields , sheltered from the prevailing wind and in the full face of the sun . 

Burnt brick paving wound round islands of rock gardens , fountains and mature trees , baubled with multicoloured hanging baskets peeking through their pea-green wisteria like leaves . 

The early canals were contour canals , winding about for miles in order to circumvent a hill ; but the later ones were made as straight as possible by means of cuttings and embankments . 

Even I can remember there used to be a narrow strip of sand , winding along between the stones , Ruth thought ; it was n't a total waste of time , bringing our buckets and spades here when we were kids . 

He continued to talk thus now , as they walked down the grand vista , away from the formal gardens and into the woodland rides , where classical figures loomed from the undergrowth and the serpentine rill wound away towards a distant temple . 

We noticed now a trail of well-trodden snow winding back towards the shore , obviously a route known to be safe by the experienced locals . 

The path from Billy 's cottage wound down towards the river bank . 

But as he passed the crossroads and came to that part of the road that wound down into Chesney he could n't help recalling the man he had seen skipping among the trees . 

It begins just north of the Mexican border and continues as far as Vancouver , sometimes winding inland , occasionally merging with the multi-laned 101 , but always providing fascinating variety . 

A natural harbour , set between two rocky headlands , forms a centre point from which narrow streets wind uphill . 

The quality of the full product range is assured because Fluka assay every chemical and bio-chemical , and subject all products to exacting tests in their well equipped quality control laboratories . 

We transiently expressed several cDNAs in mammalian cells , then assayed both cell lysates and conditioned medium in a Schwann cell proliferation assay . 

Rat sciatic nerve Schwann cells were assayed for incorporation of DNA synthesis precursors , as described . 

Tyrosine phosphorylation was assayed by western blotting as described , using precast 4-12% gradient gels ( Novex , San Diego ) . 

The purified protein was assayed at the indicated concentrations for its ability to hydrolyse p- nitrophenol phosphate ( pNPP ) either in the absence ( ) or presence ( ) of 200 sodium vanadate . 

All samples were assayed in triplicate and the mean value used ; lines represent standard errors. b and c , Adhesion was assayed as described . 

Immunoprecipitates were treated with 1.0% deoxycholate and the released material assayed for DRTF1/E2F activity in gel retardation . 

Binding was assayed using intact COS cells expressing the cloned human NK-1R or its mutants . 

Pancreatic contents of DNA and RNA were assayed by the fluorimetric method of Boer but using an excitation wavelength of 536 nm and an emission wavelength of 602 nm . 

Extracts and supernatants were assayed for bile acids using a fluorimetric enzymatic assay ( Sterognost 3α-flu , Nycomed AS , Oslo , Norway ) . 

After two washes , the stained cells were assayed for fluorescence intensity on a FACScan cell sorter ( Becton Dickinson , Mountain View , CA , USA ) . 

Margaret Thatcher was remarkable , of course , for being the first woman Prime Minister , and she could use this factor to persuade or beguile male colleagues on occasion . 

His folksy speeches still beguile the faithful ; he can grow eloquent on anything , even when comparing the dynamo-operated lamps of Russian bicycles to the simple purity of the unlighted Chinese alternative . 

Therefore you can happily build word pictures with which to beguile and captivate an audience . 

That does not suggest the outrage that a perusal of Hansard might beguile readers into expecting . 

Huggett ( 1976b ) also noted that the systems of the atoms-to-planet and the atoms-to-societies hierarchies commingle to produce a third hierarchy which is the hierarchy of environmental systems . 

Peregrine interrupted her with a languid chortle and was properly admonished . 

Having already been severely admonished by his father , the young man despaired of finding any sympathy or understanding from his immediate family , always , however , with the exception of his mother . 

I still remember that day in the war when , as a very junior subaltern , my CO left me a little hand-written note admonishing me for appearing at breakfast unshaven . 

In those days , clergy were still quite powerful figures in the community and would not hesitate to admonish those breaking either the Sabbath or Good Friday . 

A judge admonished the Pennsylvania police for pretending that a Xerox copy machine was a lie detector . 

She caught sight of the children and , in a sudden paroxysm of words , tried to admonish them in her own language interspersed with Arabic , while announcing breakfast to me in English . 

Then she would feed them , talking to them , admonishing them for their greed , cackling at their antics to be the first to be fed . 

Di Leonardo shook his finger as though admonishing a backward pupil . 

He had been admonished over the incident , which happened in August 1991 near his home . 

The police radioed for help and very soon ten more squad cards and twenty-five officers swarmed around Willis 's home while a police helicopter spotlighted on the scene with its powerful searchlight . 

They radioed for help and were rescued by crewmen from the Isle of Man lifeboat and taken back to Douglas harbour . 

I felt my lip curl , and the inside of my mouth dry out and tighten as if I had been sucking lemons .

She went low , slid on her belly , then was up , jumping high , higher than she had ever leaped before , her body curled into a tight ball .

I wanted to curl into a tiny ball and be forgotten about by everyone .

In trade-weighted terms the dollar gained 1.4% during the week and the D-mark lost 0.5% . 

Bearing in mind that canoeing is gaining in popularity , along with the leisure industry , the situation will get worse before it gets better . 

As the new word gained in popularity , military allusions also came thick and fast . 

Brought on to lowland pastures in kinder climates , it gains considerably in size though in its own environment it is almost the smallest breed in Britain : only the Shetland and the Dexter of Ireland are shorter . 

Paradoxically these works gain in subtlety of gesture and meaning as they gain in size . 

At the same time they have gained in critical stature as successions of scholars and students around the world have failed to exhaust their interest . 

To enhance the atmosphere , vaporise your favourite relaxing essential oil(s) . 

Lasers are also being used to vaporise the dirt from limestone and marble sculpture . 

`` We are sure that anybody that was on the sidewalk was vaporized , '' Norick said .

In the few fatal seconds following the explosion , human beings were vaporized where they stood or suffered agonizing flash burns that ripped skin from bone .

Today in Peace Memorial Park , Hiroshima schoolchildren crisscross the places where the wind once roared like six hurricanes , where people were vaporized in a heat hotter than the surface of the sun .

The door was wide open , but it opened towards the harpsichord , and the end of one of the bookshelves blocked the view through the crack .

They block the rear view of the road and make our quest to recover the tabs all the more difficult .

The huge building across the street blocked my view of the horizon .

Eclipses of the sun are caused by the moon blocking our view of it .

For one thing your own troops will probably end up blocking the line of sight .

Delia Sutherland sat on a bench , the river view blocked by a public lavatory .

But with her view of her caller blocked by the open door and her guest , Leith was in too much of a dilemma just then to be too infuriated by the liberty he had taken .

People began throwing suggestions at him , some kindly , some less so , as the same shops came zinging past for the third and fourth times . 

Since electrical pulses zinging down a wire are more regular and predictable than a steel cable moving inside a plastic cover , the result should be more precise control of engine revs and better fuel consumption . 

We watch the insects in the headlights zinging back and forth without apparent logic . 

She romps around St Mungo 's shelter in City Road , N1 , as if she owns the place . 

The dog licked Master 's face , and they romped together in the garden . 

` It happened a long time ago , my dear , when we were quite small , romping in the wood . 

Everton , inspired throughout by Peter Beardsley , killed off the game by romping into a 3-0 lead in 38 minutes and could easily have doubled it . 

Michael Stich romped past Franco Davin at the same stage before falling to Courier who was now well into his war dance . 

Thus it was welcomed because it seemed to bring together on the one hand the idealized liberalism of the l960s and 1970s -- when pupils and teachers hoped to romp together through an uninhibited dance of individualized learning , projects , pupil-centred learning-situations , and an end to authoritarian concepts of knowledge -- with , on the other hand , the 1980s demand for ` standards " . 

Wright slowed the pace down with telling effect to romp through the second game , but Wallace came back strongly to take the third . 

On the other hand a child who was brought up to be bilingual in French and English or who had a natural facility for ` picking up " languages could romp through his spoken French grades and have reached the top by the time he was 16 , while perhaps having achieved lower grades both in written French and in other more literary aspects of the subject . 

And only a super display from keeper David James kept the scoreline down as the Gunners romped to their third Anfield win in the last five seasons . 

The Dutch international grabbed four goals to become the Italian League 's top scorer as the leaders romped to a 5-1 victory over Napoli . 

SDLP party chairman Mark Durkan romped home to a first-time victory along with another newcomer , Martin Bradley , son of former SDLP mayor Mary Bradley . 

NEWCASTLE romped to their biggest win of the season last night proving far too strong for their neighbours . 

First there were the Mirror 's exclusive pictures of Fergie romping with John Bryan . 

She could recall that when she and Jessie were small he used to romp with them , crawl round the floor with them on his back . 

She spent her nights romping along the canal in the moonlight . 

Indeed , you can see their wonder as they land from their cruise ships and are greeted with a scene from Olde Englande played out by Bermudians in 17th-century dress romping around the dinkily preserved streets . 

She had drifted unhappily around the estate , dragging her feet and shrinking back from the noisy pack of children which romped around the gardens . 

But if the best way to do this is by romping around a campfire and sniffing each other 's bottoms is open to question . 

To enjoy out-of-season greenery , pot up small root pieces of mint , put them on a warm windowsill and they 'll soon romp away . 

The boxer romped down the drive after me as I was leaving and the old man looked at him with undisguised admiration . 

I shouted -- to the men , who romped off to explore the premises , and to lay out some trinkets , and some food , some bread and tomatoes , say , as was traditional , for the Jews ' later use . 

Rodriguez thought they must all look like big , hairless teddy-bears romping over the dunes . 

His first action had been in Greece in late 1940 : ` We soon went to the border , and the Germans invaded from Bulgaria and Yugoslavia which they had romped through . 

Only a couple of desperate goal-line clearances from Neil Ruddock and Paul Allen and fine goalkeeping from Erik Thorstvedt , prevented Villa from romping to yet another victory . 

When he had joined the ship he had been nothing but eagerness and smiles , romping about like a new puppy , but now he had turned unrelentingly morose . 

In 1906 the Liberals came romping back to power on an electoral landslide caused , above all , by their success in branding the Tories as the party of bread taxes . 

After playing happily on it for a while we romped back to our sleeping bags and a meal , excited at the prospect of getting to grips next morning with the classic grade V , Sticil Face . 

Probably a British businessman with enough money to go romping off to America on some tax-deductible crusade -- heavens you were n't anybody in the Sixties if you could n't to that twice a year . " 

Suckled for eight weeks , cubs would soon now be emerging , to romp and play above ground . 

Cautiously , William released him , and the two dogs began to romp . 

` Coo , ai n't it high , " Mary squeaked , as the party reached the towering wall by the crossing style . " 

` Oh please stop , Daddy , you 're scaring me , " she squeaked , blinking the famous blue eyes . 

" Dreadful sorry , " the attendant squeaked , shuffling closer . 

` I think we should stop , Sesostris , " Andrus squeaked uneasily . 

` Got any of these to spare ? " she squeaked , trying to hold the smoke in . 

` No ! " she squeaked , thinking that , far from it taking all his charm , her willingness could be achieved with only a minimum of persuasion . 

` I do n't need your permission ! " squeaked Pinder , then decided that belligerence was something he could n't sustain . 

" And if we did get out , what would we do ? " squeaked Lollo , my sister . 

I 've been so scared ! " squeaked one of the Leicester ladies . 

` That 's not true , Miss Hardbroom , " squeaked Mildred indignantly . 

I squeak my resistance and yank that particular limb away from the offending direction hoping that they wo n't do it again . 

` Oh , for goodness " sake ! " he squeaked the third time it happened . 

` Yesterday , before the Justices , " the young man squeaked in reply , his voice surprisingly high . 

Lazaris uses the following analogy : Imagine that you hear a little voice squeaking for help . 

The chapter tells the story of a small-scale research project which set out to study how experienced teachers were developing ` collaborative " methods of working . 

It was certainly possible to study what would now be called ecological relationships before the founding of scientific ecology . 

The investigators are studying how technical change affects employment , using plant-level data and industry time-series . 

The project also studies how eleven schools of varying types responded . 

The role of environment and inherited characteristics can then be separately assessed by studying how often both twins with each type of background suffer from psychiatric disorder . 

But you do n't have to study genetics to be sure that there are , or at least once were , genes influencing differences between caddis houses . 

Anyone who has enrolled himself as a disciple of Jesus will want to study the Gospels to discover his teaching about prayer . 

It took many years for scientists studying malaria to realise it was the mosquito that was important , not the messenger from the martians . 

I 'd need to study the tape to discover the body on the ground . 

The ozone layers and erm the advent of carbon dioxide and these sorts of things , we 're studying this all the time to see how it affects the atmosphere , how it therefore affects our weather . 

` I have studied this manifestation for many years and have devoted considerable thought to it . 

Manville studied the material again for several minutes , saying nothing . 

He studied the changing vegetation around the shores of Lake Michigan , arguing that local factors such as the lake interfered with the natural plant covering characteristic of the region . 

According to two post-graduate researchers who were studying the dolphin in Brazil , Vera da Silva and the late Robin Best , the boto is caught in seine-nets , gill-nets and drift-nets . 

They studied each other in the dark car , their faces taut , their eyes glittering over each other . 

Across the fire Travis studied his cup before tossing it away with an irritable gesture . 

Her eyes darted back to his and she studied him before parting her lips to give him his answer . 

She picked up the stock records , she had studied them for so long that her head ached . 

Many of the researchers are studying developments in ` high technology " Industries -- but certainly not to the exclusion of other industries . 

I was then permitted a short time during the lunch interval to study this new material before being cross-examined on it . 

It was still possible to study natural objects without infringing on the theologians ' treatment of those same objects as signs of God . 

This mass of paper is the most obvious difference between the problems facing the recent historian and those facing his colleague who studies earlier periods . 

Of course , I have studied thousands of animals , but recently I have worked only with cats . 

Kinship was studied by interview of a number of selected families …

This approach led to a new series of studies in which visual celts were studied quantitatively using ` grating " stimuli instead of bars and edges . 

Before going out Wycliffe again studied the map and got Curtis to point out places in which he was interested . 

Emily sank down into a chair and studied the pages closely , controlling the urge to slap the insolent hussy 's pretty face . 

I am grateful to my hon. Friend for those figures , which I shall study carefully . 

This stripped the county councils of much of their participation in the detailed operation of Green Belt development control . 

During World War Two the nazis stripped the Amber Room of Catherine the Great in a palace near St Petersburg . 

President Yeltsin was also facing trouble from Russia 's supreme legislature , which was reported to be tabling a motion that would strip him of his emergency powers . 

The World Boxing Council says it will strip Bowe of its version of the title if he refuses to fight Lewis next . 

Each year , mining strips 28 billion tonnes of materials from the earth , and creates 2.7 billion tonnes of waste . 

Some mindless individual has again stripped all the hangers from Parrock . 

The first option is to strip the property from the company and sell it separately . 

Strip the leaves from the lower half , and remove any flower buds or spines . 

When the sun began to sink and the evening grew cold , they stripped their clothes from the thorn trees , collected together their pans and bamboo brooms and set out across the bridge for home . 

However , when I stripped the pump off the block , cleaned it and left it on the workbench , I noticed it had leaked a small amount of oil from a 1.5mm hole located near the back underside of the pump . 

Peregrines usually pluck the feathers and strip the flesh off their bird prey , and the nest area of a peregrine may be littered with the discarded remains of its prey . 

His find was still there when they stripped him at the mortuary . " 

They stripped the bed between them and carried the sheets downstairs . 

They cut and stripped the turf away in small neat squares and then after measuring the ground they slowly and laboriously began to dig . 

He reached his hand inside each bird to strip its innards away before tossing the empty carcass on to a pile on the ground . 

Thieves , having stolen a car , take it for a joy ride and then strip it before setting it alight to destroy the evidence . 

It was littered with ladders , pails and other decorators ' paraphernalia and the air was permeated with the odour of the chemical the workmen were using to strip the woodwork . 

This was asset-stripping on a grand scale , only the assets were stripped by the company 's managing director and then thrown away . 

A chunk of the workpiece is either knocked off as a result of fracture along a weak fault , or a layer of atoms is stripped away from its surface . 

Once the trappings of power have been stripped away , he loses all his charisma . 

They were carefully stripped of powers ( for example , over housing and education ) and cash . 

The horse-drawn dray was again stripped of its shafts and undercarriage and the turntable fitted with an inclined ramp and rollers . 

Belt sanders are ideal for stripping away painted surfaces quickly and without effort 

The reason is that fruit juices are simply fruit stripped of its natural fibre content . 

For some time , the mill stood idle and decaying , but was eventually stripped of its machinery and converted to two cottages . 

Executive powers , stripped from Eyadema , were transferred to the new Prime Minister , Koukou Koffigoh . 

It should be stressed that large wooden articles such as doors are usually far better stripped by removing them and dipping in a caustic tank . 

This is formulated not to strip away too much of the hair 's natural oils which lubricate the hair , stop moisture loss , and help hair to be more manageable . 

They had this very unhealthy large majority and they put before the House a Bill which offered total deregulation of shopping hours and to all intents and purposes stripped out nearly all the employment protection which has been a hallmark of Sunday trading legislation , certainly for the past century . 

Cranes , ware , offices -- all had been stripped away , leaving just a small site office and an abandoned bulldozer outlined against the damp glow on the far bank . 

Superficial contentment was stripped away , exposing the raw resentment beneath , because she knew he did n't mean it seriously . 

There was no more ugly brown wallpaper ; it had all been stripped off , and the walls were white-washed . 

Layers of management have been stripped out and restrictive labour practices dating back to the Red Clyde era have disappeared . 

Busi 's books seek to strip away layers of deceit , show the world as it is , which perhaps explains the author 's penchant for attending his book launches in the nude . 

Or do away with wallcovering altogether : strip away the plaster to expose the bare brick underneath . 

Strip off the old varnish with a chemical stripper and wire wool . 

Thus I stripped out all Wavebreaker 's unnecessary furniture and equipment , and I installed extra fresh-water tanks and fuel bunkers . 

Management suffered the brunt of the reorganisation , with ZDS stripping out a whole department of sales managers . 

He stripped them off the mattress and carried Willie down to the living room . 

Its role is to ensure that forests are n't destroyed for the sake of progress .

A TRADE unionist told Mr Kinnock yesterday that his minimum wage policy would destroy jobs .

Stiffened defences beat off several parties and only Mayne and Jordan managed to destroy any aircraft -- twenty-two between them .

I went over to the enemy and destroyed my life and that of your dear mother , God rest her soul .

Although some of the share-price losses have now been regained , the crash has nevertheless destroyed investors ' confidence that there will always be healthy gains .

He treated the much-vaunted pace pairing of Wasim and Waqar as though they were tame medium pacers , not the men who had mercilessly destroyed the last threads of his Test confidence .

Much of the forest in the south east of the island had been destroyed by fire in recent years .

This fire breathing pest was eventually destroyed by the hero Bellepheron .

In the town centre , almost all the medieval buildings were destroyed in the Great Fire of 1675 .

The whole block was completely destroyed just over a week ago in a fire that claimed the lives of two firemen .

Mr Brooke said such attacks would not deflect the Government or the security forces from doing their duty ` in seeing off these evil men who want to destroy all that is best in our community " .

The bomb disposal unit destroyed the bomb with a controlled explosion .

A MAN and a woman died yesterday in a suspected gas explosion that destroyed a six-storey tenement block in the centre of Edinburgh , writes Mark Douglas Home .

Never rinse reusable filter materials in tap water and never use detergents or you will damage or totally destroy the beneficial bacteria that have built up the efficiency of the filter unit .

Government backbenchers effectively destroyed the Devolution Bill by insisting on the 40 per cent rule in the devolution referendum .

In the north , the Ping Tiao were effectively destroyed and Mach 's Yu were primed to step into the resultant power vacuum .

COLOMBIA 'S army has destroyed at least three million opium poppies in province of Narino , the largest crop ever destroyed in the South American country , the Colprensa news agency reported yesterday .

Older methods of farming only caused surface damage to archaeological sites by ploughing , but modern intensive farming destroys sites much more quickly .

THE landmark spire of Colmcille Roman Catholic church in Holywood has risen from the ashes of the fire which virtually destroyed it four years ago .

However , because ozone is so chemically reactive , it is also readily destroyed even by small amounts of pollutant gases rising from the Earth .

The Great Storm of October 1987 almost totally destroyed the eighty year old pinetum at Nymans Garden in Sussex .

Unita said its fighters destroyed the column in a three-hour battle on Sunday , but the military official said the claim was propaganda .

` You do n't want the clues destroyed by being trodden on , " put in an elderly clergyman whose main reading was detective stories .

If the crops have been destroyed by the storm or animals have got loose , it will affect every group .

About 50 scrap cars were destroyed by fire at a scrap yard on Bousfield Industrial Estate , Bousfield Lane , Stockton on Wednesday night .

Alone he had destroyed the most influential man in the country , wielding might beyond the dreams of the petty men who sat with him around that table .

Although the American fleet was destroyed , its aircraft carriers were at sea and unscathed .

The Graptolites are flattened , and their original skeletal material has been destroyed .

Ozone is both made and destroyed by photochemical reactions in the troposphere , the balance depending on the availability of nitrogen oxides and other gases , particularly hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide .

The explosion destroyed a bar in an area known for its strong support for the Sacred Union .

The town was plundered and destroyed , together with ` many writings of their antiquities and privileges " ( Leland ) .

The resuscitated patients often speak of a great sense of disappointment and loss on waking .

The crews are able to resuscitate heart attack patients , replace fluid intraveneously after severe blood loss , and insert tubes to maintain air supplies in unconconscious casualties .

The doctor examined her , found a faint pulse , and immediately swung into action to resuscitate the patient .

PC Edward Walls was commended for his ` professional and caring " although unsuccessful efforts to resuscitate an elderly heart attack victim last November at Blackhall .

The injured included a 24-year-old woman who had to be resuscitated from a heart attack as she was being flown to hospital by helicopter .

A judo class ( see page 121 ) is the perfect place : the teacher can come to your aid and even resuscitate you if things go wrong .

The episodes can happen at any time and nurses at the Countess of Chester Hospital , where she is a patient , have a matter of minutes to resuscitate Leah through a tube inserted into her neck .

In the early 1950s an effective method of resuscitating newborn babies who did not breathe was not known .

Ambulance staff tried to resuscitate the couple , but they were both dead .

PC Edward Walls spent 20 minutes trying to resuscitate a 71-year-old heart attack victim at a Remembrance Day parade in Blackhall , Consett .

The paramedics resuscitated Dawn , who had stopped breathing , and they later received the Queen 's Award for their prompt action .

An ambulance crew tried to resuscitate him before taking him to Arrowe Park Hospital where he died soon afterwards .

The examples commonly cited are whether antibiotics must be administered if the patient contracts pneumonia , or whether the patient must be resuscitated if he suffers heart failure .

Some victims were resuscitated after being hanged , others reprieved and pardoned after mishaps with faulty traps or frayed ropes .

This year 's £1.3 million advertising campaign features a young girl being resuscitated after a car accident involving a drink driver .

To prepare adequately for a marathon , I think you should allow 26 weeks if you are inexperienced and at least 12 weeks if you have run several .

You do not feel inhibited because you have n't prepared adequately or fear that other people might catch you out or ridicule you .

The allegations broke on Tuesday as Jackson was preparing for the first of two concerts in Bangkok , the first stop in the Asian swing of his Dangerous world tour .

PC Chandler ` phoned his station in Valpy Street , and called for an ambulance to take the wounded man to the Royal Berkshire Hospital . 

Spittals had already phoned that morning for a progress report . 

He phones that number and obeys the recorded instructions he receives . 

When she failed to turn up , her boyfriend , Dennis Davis , who also works at the centre , phoned her mother . 

But Adam had this idea of phoning his mother to tell her he would n't be back that night . 

The ex-chauffeur , who ferried bosses from site to site , told how panic broke out when a woman phoned Balfour 's head office to say she had found the blueprint on a rush-hour Jubilee Line train . 

Bob Hodson phones the Wilton sales office on a Thursday and places his order for the following week . 

` Yesterday I phoned the police and now , if we do n't get Liam out by two o'clock , he 'll die for certain . " 

` Well , Daddy 's phoned the police , and they 're going to question the gipsies , so we must wait patiently until we hear from them , " said her mummy . 

Teena had phoned her husband , warning him police would be coming to see him that night . 

We then phoned the police , the mayor and the newspapers , inviting each to come and see . 

Phone the police if you see anyone whom you regard as suspicious loitering close by or If you suspect a potential intruder is lurking nearby . 

Shepherd phoned the police and taxis , but could not get help . 

They 'll phone tomorrow to talk about times when you can view . 

Phone the Plumbing Help Line on 01-468 7767 if you would like information on where to find a local plumber registered with the Institute of Plumbing . 

Callers phoning a chatline need have no fear of rebuff ; the people they speak to want to talk as much as they do . 

When I phoned our Rachel 's I was hollering , I always do that . 

They contacted the hospital which phoned the parents of Baby Two . 

Then phone this number : 0891 311 098 ( From the Irish Republic 1550 123 595 ) . 

I did phone one company whose machine had a good write-up but the purchase price had increased by £50 and there was a five week delay . 

If an employee has forgotten his or her number , they should phone the Contributions Unit at the nearest local Social Security office for an application form . 

The hospital phoned Miguel that evening , and he came to the villa to tell Shelley , who had been sitting by the telephone . 

She 'd promised to phone Julie that night to let her know she 'd arrived safely and to check on her sister . 

He guessed his Mum would phone when she got to work and then maybe again when she took her break at half-three . 

If you have forgotten anything , you can always phone whoever has a key to your house or is looking after it for you . 

Maybe Mademoiselle Rabier was the Claudine who had phoned when they were in Paris ? 

` A few days after the funeral , " I said , ` Karen phoned to ask if I 'd come over and help her dispose of some of Dennis 's effects . 

` The boys are naturally worried and they have been phoning home to find out more about the situation , " Mathur said . 

` The next day she would always phone to say that she had been in and she 'd pick on a few things that she was n't quite happy with . " 

She ought to phone Arnie to let him know she was back , but he was the last person she felt like speaking to right now . 

Since his death , business people had phoned the bank to say how sorry they were and what a good job Mr Miller had done , said Mrs Temple . 

In the house , wife Betty is phoning Dr Smedley to arrange an appointment for confirmation of her pregnancy , anxious not to tell Frank until she is sure , because of the shock it might cause him . 

A CUSTOMER reports that yesterday he phoned Harrods to ask for the barber shop . 

We filled in the acceptance form and phoned the school about a visit . 

She 'd been close to panicking when Jeff had phoned her about the Sardinia stint . 

` My colleague in America phoned yesterday evening about your book . " 

You can phone Derek at 535174 or write to him at 9 O'Donoghue Street , Inchicore , Dublin 8 . 

` They phoned me at home on a Friday evening and that night I went out to celebrate , " she said . 

The other day , I ` phoned Robert at college to tell him that I had photographed his favourite aircraft that morning . 

Any parent who is worried their child may have been in contact with the doctor can still phone the hospital for advice . 

Lady Spencer had to phone Lord Charles for details of the memorial service , and he asked his solicitor to send her a fax . 

Viewers are invited to phone a free number for information on how to help the prisoners . 

His manager Alan McColm said : ` Martin phoned me from the airport to say what had happened and he was furious . 

He immediately phoned his wife from the hotel room he was staying in . 

So that Tuesday night I had a meal with Dinah , phoned my wife from her place and then drove down to Clapham . 

Kiah phoned Adai and Rilla phoned Commander Zadak in Australia . 

Gajewski passed this on to Pons who phoned Jones in December to discuss the matter . 

` I missed him so much I phoned every campsite in the area to try to track him down , but no luck , " she said . 

Phone your answer on 0891 525528 by midnight on Thursday , leaving your name , address and daytime phone number . 

And you can phone Dr Kathleen Long now on oh-five-hundred , four-oh-four , treble zero . 

I phoned her on the fourth night to say goodnight to her that was all . 

` I could phone him with a problem and he had such insight that he could steer me through it , although he knew very little of the problems over here . " 

He fell about laughing when his agent phoned him with this news . 

You can phone Doctor Kathleen Long with your questions on 0500 404 000 . 

He 'll phone his customers with solutions before they phone with problems . 

It had also been Marcus who had phoned Connon with the news of Arthur 's visit to the police station . 

She hesitated , then she asked , ` The jeep -- can I phone the garage about getting it fixed ? " 

` I want you to phone me on the usual number at eleven , old chum , and do n't fail . " 

Further information , including a colour brochure , can be obtained by phoning Judith Lister on 0925 710414 . 

A few weeks earlier he had phoned me out of the blue -- I think he was checking to see how many of his cronies were still alive ! 

If the complaint sounds familiar , Gerry 'll phone you during the show . 

Anyone who fancies any of these items should phone their bid to any of the following numbers before 8pm on June 1 -- Portadown 331013 , 330209 or Loughgall 891605 . 

` Then I suggest we go back to the hotel in Trujillo , get hold of his number and phone him from there . " 

Her mother phoned the hospital at 7.15pm last night in response to press appeals and arrived there soon after . 

I phoned my wife from home around eight or nine in the evening , spent the night there and drove back up the next day . " 

On the question of the miners ' strike , one study refers to an episode in South Wales where the owner of a bus company was phoned by strikers who wanted to be taken to Derbyshire . 

That evening G. is phoned by the company and told the problem is solved and the leaking machine located . 

Well , on Thursday afternoon , Maurice was phoned at the office by a man with a foreign accent who said he wanted to talk to him about Sam . 

They had not been reachable when they were phoned in the night ! 

On Monday , the results of 22 national competitions will be phoned to New York to find the heaviest pumpkin in the world . 

On receiving a customer order in a member 's office , the order is phoned to the member 's booth on the LIFFE trading floor , specifying sale or purchase , contract type , delivery month and quantity . 

On top of it all , just at that moment the cleaners phoned about the carpets -- they were going to come in and steam-clean them while the Professor was away -- and while I was speaking to them I saw Dandy go into the study- " 

I 'm phoning about our dinner on the twelfth of November ; I want to discuss the seating arrangements . 

And on this morning , of all mornings , James phoned at the crack of dawn and asked me to preside over a ridiculous Press party . 

So I gave myself just half an hour to get to the theatre and prepare for curtain up -- and phoned home at each interval . 

Adam would have preferred to phone for a hire car but Lewis would n't hear of it . 

If you do n't phone for a doctor , I 'm leaving Burleigh tomorrow . " 

Worse still , she was phoning from her home in Kilburn , which has a large Irish community . 

` He 's just phoned from the car to say that as far as he could tell Harry had nothing to do with it . 

Sometimes he phones in the middle of the day just to ask what lingerie I 'm wearing . 

My secretary will phone on Tuesday to rearrange another appointment . 

You can phone now on o-five-hundred , four-o-four , treble zero to put your views to Tory MP Phil Gallie . 

Police hunting the killer of the prostitute Carol Clarke want a man who phoned with information to contact them again . 

Retired post office worker Trevor , 74 , said Garry was ` absolutely hysterical " when he phoned yesterday with the tragic news . 

The three individuals were all ` phoned by a sultry female voice informing them that their bid had been matched by another . 

On Friday night , Tina phoned just after Jack had come back from the supermarket with the weekend shopping . 

Two days later they phoned up to confirm that the cheque had arrived and congratulated me . 

He is meticulous in phoning back anyone who calls when he 's out . 

When they phoned me back I told them I was ill , made profuse apologies and asked if one of the other celebrities could open the helpline . 

Cheryl stayed with Angela all the morning , and she heard what happened when the police phoned . 

Or perhaps somebody would phone , desperate to get in touch with her . 

He 's out at the moment but he 'll be in later and he 'll phone either tonight or in the morning . " 

But he phoned yesterday and seemed a bit put out when I told him you were ill . " 

His Mum was phoning now ; no one was answering at the other end . 

To her surprise Broom-Parker had phoned shortly after she 'd returned home , pleading with her not to mention his name to the police . 

I phoned to invite you this morning , Guido , but of course you were n't there . " 

Within a few days people phoned or called to confirm their attendance . 

Housewife Vanessa MacMahon , 38 , whose three-year-old daughter Katharine has leukaemia , said : ` You can phone Katharine 's doctor at any time with any problem and she is only too glad to help . 

Following the death of former professional dancer Mr Walker , whose parents kept a general store in Seaforth , a man phoned a tabloid newspaper claiming responsibility . 

The company 's complaints department phoned Susan the next day to tell her who to contact . 

Do you remember I phoned you a week or two ago about some books I wanted ? 

I 've already phoned a couple of agents to arrange appointments to view . 

When the girl phoned him later , he felt she was trying to pin him down , breaking his ideas into domestic shards , clinging to conventions he did n't want . 

He said : ` He phoned me and asked ` What is going on with you and Sarah ? " . 

Yes but I remember , I can remember Edith phoning me and , and saying , you know she was going away , you know is , you know could I go down ? 

` Vinny 's not fit to lace the boots of the players he talks about on the tape . 

` I 'll get you out a deckchair , " Gaily said , lacing his shoe . 

So I open the door to wherever she is , and there she sits with some leather-bound quarto volume of local archives open in front of her , writing about the way I lace my shoes . 

He laced the sails rather than use pockets , as now preferred , and introduced colour blends that stimulated entirely fresh approaches to kite design . 

Soft knee-high boots , fashioned of calf-hide for light indoor use , were laced about his leggings . 

When the boot is laced up , your heel should be held firmly and you should not be able to move it about . 

The case turns on whether he could or should have seen the case in the back of the lorry when he was lacing it up . 

Sliding off the bed , Tug pushed his feet into his trainers and laced them up . 

I laced up my own rockboots with a curious sense of guilty awareness at the advantages and mobility which feet and ankles bring . 

Tommy was carried out of the ring as Charlie was having his gloves laced up . 

Rinse additive systems work by having a sensor linked to the rinse cycle actuator so that while rinse water is being pumped a metered dose of rinse additive is delivered . 

However , its task is made much more difficult by the fact that derogations granted to the Welsh water authority allow it to pump raw sewage into both those rivers . 

The longer we continue to pump lead into the atmosphere , the more it will accumulate . 

The Suffolk Water Company is pumping specially dechlorinated water into the habitat of the fen raft spider , Britain 's largest and rarest , to save it from extinction . 

However , once the salt fingers are formed , they are pumping salty fluid into the top of the bottom layer and less salty fluid into the bottom of the top layer . 

This has been open to doubt since June 8 , 1989 when an extreme left-wing group pumped 20 bullets into Valenzuela 's former chief , ` Wally " Fuentes Morrison . 

Carter toppled over and lay pumping his blood onto the canteen floor . 

The flak batteries would be waiting to pump their filth all over the sky . 

They will pump waste water to an existing sewer at Crosby Road South and then to North West Water 's multimillion pound treatment works at Sandon Dock . 

Vital messages from the brain to the body slow down and nerves in the heart , sensing something is wrong , react by instructing the heart to pump extra blood to the brain . 

The following week tests were carried out and I went with Dad to watch the Brigade endeavouring to pump water to the roof of Blooms the Drapers on The Canal -- possibly the City 's tallest building . 

The system works by pumping liquid ink from a reservoir to the tip of a very fine jet . 

When it did n't , they pumped air through the pile in an attempt to cool it . 

Meanwhile the canal and stream are drained and every hour 7,000 gallons of brook water is pumped around the arches leaving them dry and workable . 

This way , millions of tonnes of waste each year could be pumped into the deep sea . 

During the re-entry and completion of BA-1 a large amount of brine was pumped into the well , carrying fines with it and plugging the pores around the well bore . 

One possibility being considered is for solar power to be used to pump downstream water back up to the main reservoir , so restoring the head of water needed to generate hydro-electric power . 

This amplification is produced at the expense of energy pumped into the medium via the population inversion of its atoms or molecules . 

Do n't forget to add the Aquasafe at this stage , to remove the chlorines and chloramines that our water boards are pumping into the tapwater at the moment . 

The expanding vapour drives a turbo generator while the ammonia is reliquefied in a condenser by cold water pumped from as deep as 3,000 feet in a self-contained operation . 

His skin was bursting , stretched almost to transparency by the blood pumped down into it . 

In the winter the big black stove pumps out heat fragrant with driftwood or peat , and everything steams and the rain hammers against the glass . 

This in turn helps your body to pump out toxins and excess fluid . 

I rest on the top of the wall , my hands shaking , my heart pumping hard . 

He tried to hit me , kept pummelling me with his podgy fists , but he could n't summon up the necessary enthusiasm .

She was n't used to his humour , but she quickly laughed and pummelled his chest with her free hand .

In her rage , she leapt up and pummelled at his unresisting chest , hot tears flowing down her flushed cheeks till his cold , emotionless face was a blur .

A girl who pummels a destructive little brother who ruins her toys and finds she is the one who gets into trouble feels hurt and angry .

In response she kicked at his shins , pummelled him furiously with her fists , and opened her mouth to shout .

She jumped at him , half-laughing , half-serious , and pummelled his bare chest .

The three ruffians pummelled me , banging my head against the wooden slats .

But , so far , government officials involved in negotiating the 1992 directives can not point to instances of the Germans becoming more obstructive .

In looking at overall trends , Sotheby 's pointed to the strength of the decorative arts and jewellery , while noting an improvement in results at Impressionist and Modern sales .

Andrew Roberts points to this as further evidence of the impressive capabilities of DML .

The magistrates point to the problematical definition of crimes against humanity , which was last modified by the Court of Cassation in 1985 to clarify the Klaus Barbie case .

They also correctly point to the desirability of complementing educational efforts with other health promotion measures , implying that the interventions appraised are too little .

Tall stately chimneys , the lights shining from behind mullion-paned windows . 

A single , necrotic light shines from a high window , stark against the dark green-grey of the Castle walls . 

The light from the lamp shone suddenly on a handsome young man in a bright red and gold army uniform . 

A light shone through a chink in the curtains of a window above the garage door . 

At that time of year the sun was so low that it shone directly into the livingroom during the whole of its brief traverse of the horizon . 

It was very nice in the summer , of course , when the sun shone and sparkled on the wee burn that ran down the hill behind the house . 

Another very successful course was held in April ; after the awful winter weather , the sun shone down on Avery Hill College , London , as folk gathered from far and wide to attend . 

At the far end of the room , spotlights shone on white tables , upon which cosmetics , in various stages of testing , were spread . 

So , if a laser is shone directly into a gas the motion of the atoms relative to the laser will broaden considerably the range of frequencies absorbed . 

The moon slowly withdrew itself from its cloudy lair and shone a broad beam of light through the open doorway . 

Harriet , hiccuping , stands with the beam shining at her feet , waving it unsteadily up into her eyes . 

But to these people , moving like phantoms in and out of the ultra-violet beam which shone from the ceiling , style was everything . 

She looked around and saw daylight shining from the end of the hallway . 

The moonlight shone into my bedroom , as it did then , and I saw a vision on the ceiling , a white figure looking down on me . 

The trapdoor below the golden pavilion opened and a stifled beam of sunlight shone into the cart . 

The sun had now lost its rosy tinge and shone extremely painfully into his eyes . 

The sunlight from an open window shone into his eyes , and she noticed that they were exactly the same shade of green as Stephen 's , and just as opaque . 

Moonlight shone into the room , its rays casting shadows over his hawklike profile , and tears blurred her eyes at the sight . 

Her room was lit by a single naked bulb which hung from the ceiling and shone harshly on Ellen who was standing in the doorway of her tiny bathroom . 

The warm sunshine of autumn shone on the fields , and on the trees the leaves were red and gold . 

The floodlights shone on the blotchy brown walls of the hangar , the filthy floor , the roof . 

Clear yellow sunlight shone through the window-panes , making a pattern of diamonds on the plasterwork . 

I was woken by the full moon shining in on me , as I had forgotten to draw my curtains . 

The moon was shining on the Great Grimpen Marsh , and a fog was rising from it . 

Through the gap in the curtains , also casement cloth , a romantic moon shone down on her , but Sally-Anne had little interest in romance or the moon . 

She ran from him , nightmare panic making her breathing and heartbeat echo down the long tree-lined path until she saw the moon shining through a stained-glass window of the garden of Eden . 

It was an extraordinary sensation , floating here in the inky darkness , with moonbeams dancing off the top of the small waves , and the twinkling stars above shining through the moth-eaten blanket of the night sky . 

There was ample material on which the justices could reach the conclusion they did . 

In summer 1893 another foreign minister , Mutsu Munemitsu , initiated a new round of negotiations with Britain which reached a successful conclusion in the Anglo Japanese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of July 1894 . 

When they reached the main road she pulled him roughly across to where Irish Tom 's van was parked . 

When he reached the place where the road forked the sky had already changed from palest blue to light emerald . 

You can reach it from St Gallen by road , climbing steadily to Teufen , then ascending through a valley on up to Gais . 

A few minutes later they had reached the main road and were heading through a clear November evening towards the north side of the spectacular Cornish peninsula . 

These are situated a couple of kilometres south of Matlock and are reached by turning east off the A6 just south of the junction with the A5012 . 

The upper atrium will be reached by stairs , escalators or a glass lift . 

` The trimming and upholstery shop is reached through the paint shop , of which building it is really a part " . 

Plastic bags are just reaching China and are still too precious to be readily disposable . 

By the time the 1958 World Cup was held in Sweden , the international game had reached what could be described as the first flowering of maturity . 

James 's attempted flight , however , effectively destroyed any hope that a settlement might be reached which would enable James to preserve his throne . 

To follow that rule uncritically for Margery Kempe would make it virtually impossible to reach any conclusion about her from a modern psychiatric viewpoint , given the religious climate of her times . 

Only if this is done will older people be able to make choices and reach decisions about retirement which are appropriate to them , and which they can thereafter justify both to themselves and their social critics . 

We hope that by talking to the person who assessed your needs , you will reach an agreement about the way ahead . 

From the camps of Europe , those who had avoided the execution pits and the gas chambers had at last reached the Promised Land about which their cantors had sung at Auschwitz . 

At last she reached the floor above the hall and began to cross to the diagonally opposite tower , grateful that there were lights here to guide her way . 

` Probably , " Cardiff mouthed , naked fear making him tremble as he reached the step above the thing . 

Gloria 's voice reached me across the office and through the door . 

Reaching the village across the sea of dazzling snow was impossible by motor cycle , and often difficult on foot . 

Slow worm ( left ) , snake ( right ) and amphisbaenid ( bottom ) , probably all descended from different ancestors , and reached their similar shapes along separate evolutionary pathways . 

Trains from Paris and Brussels would reach St Pancras along the congested North London suburban line and a new speed-restricted curve . 

Eventually she reached a path along the edge of the cliff , where mounds overgrown with sandy blackberries hid her from the road . 

It watched her , unwinking , until she reached the room behind the shop and shut the door on its crimson gaze . 

She gripped the pistol more tightly as she reached the wall beneath the window and rose slowly . 

As they reached the area between two carriages Benton told her to stop . 

Negotiating is an activity that seeks to reach agreement between two or more different starting positions . 

It drops into Lochan an Sgoir over steep cliffs and a path of sorts zig zags its way in tandem , until you reach a rounded ridge between two scrumptious corries . 

When you reach the crossroads beyond Novafeltria stop and wait . " 

FrauenfeId is the capital of the canton of Thurgau , and you reach it by a road to the west , passing through Marstetten and Mulheim . 

The orang-utan thus probably reached its definitive form by evolution from a rather more terrestrial animal but at a later date than that suggested by Kortlandt . 

Furthermore , many young people do not reach their full academic potential by the time they leave school . 

Mr. Gardiner argued that Walton J. erred in a number of respects although he may have reached the right answer by the wrong route . 

For the six days up to and including Wednesday , no trains had reached Armenia from Azerbaijan . 

People first reached Siberian Arctic coastlands from central Asia , successive waves moving northward to populate what may then have been a relatively mild maritime area . 

Seles , who has reached the final in 13 of 14 tournaments she has played this year , now faces the winner of the match between America 's Mary Joe Fernandez and Jana Novotna of Czechoslovakia . 

Pace is the key to finding your stride and reaching a good rhythm in your walking . 

Guy had heard that Miles had finally reached Gloucester on foot and practically dead from exhaustion , his weapons and armour long since abandoned so he could travel faster . 

At last we reached the alleyway just past The Magpie and Crown . 

Renwick shook off the effects of his talk with Lorna Upwood and concentrated on reaching the entrance to this enormous building . 

The kitchen is equipped along old-fashioned lines , and meals reach the dining room via a dumb waiter . 

She reached Rome via Assisi , and , though she found shelter in a hospice for pilgrims , she was soon turned out . 

True , the disease would sooner or later reach Norway after travelling up through Finland , but the Norwegian government had decided to stall it as long as possible . 

They reached the gate in even quicker time than they 'd left it . 

For those who are not so energetic , the high peaks can be reached by cable cars and chair lifts from mid June onwards . 

Fred reached the zoo end of the Ku'damm , the most fashionable street in Berlin , broad and busy with the traffic of a great capital in the middle of Europe . 

Then , when Ollie reached about 18 months of age , out of the blue , they had their first serious fight . 

It 's reached by a pedestrian walkway through the treetops , well away from all roads . 

By the time we reach home , God willing , he will be able to contribute to the court music . 

The cure is to move the microphone or to move the loudspeakers , which is not always practical , or adjust the microphone volume to a lower level .

In this way , a dominant male can adjust the sexual state of the entire community to his benefit , through his scent alone .

They carefully adjust the pitch of the outgoing hoots , in such a way as to keep the pitch of the echo constant after it has been Doppler-shifted .

Individual constructors can easily adjust the rates to suite their own fancy .

Fig12 Your feet should be adjusted to this position immediately before you set off .

The proximal end of the stent is adjusted to be level with the papillary orifice .

Delivery can be adjusted by turning the nozzle head , fitted on a screw thread , to give a fine jet with a range of 2 metres or more or a fine mist comparable with aerosol sprays .

The thermostat of an immersion heater can usually be adjusted by turning off the double-pole switch and removing the heater cover .

If the level of water in a cistern is too high or too low , it can be adjusted by bending the float arm ( if it is metal ) .

We adjusted the instrument to full sensitivity , and found that a standard fish -- a 330-g live trout -- barely registered at depths below 150 m .

He adjusted his earphones more comfortably and settled down to soothe his nerves by a concentrated study of his maps .

The solution was adjusted to pH 7.2 with 0.01 M sodium hydroxide .

` That 's O.K. , the firm pays for my taxi , " I babbled , holding it out to him between trembling fingers as if it were a dead insect . 

Robert Plant , in his cheesecloth khurtan , flares and girly locks , babbling a lot of mystical bollocks , looked utterly absurd during those new times . 

Gilbert waited for the lightning strike that would finally find them , and began to babble a hopeless prayer . 

Michael was after me , stumbling out on to the launch platform half-dressed and babbling about two-month training courses . 

He kept babbling then about some fiend that had taken possession of him . 

But I can remember my father coming back from the death bed and saying the old man was babbling about a grandson . 

She saw us as allies and babbled to us in a mixture of French and Arabic throughout the hymns , then sighed loudly and looked out of the window as the prayers droned on . 

He must think she was babbling like a schoolgirl , but there was nothing even remotely schoolgirlish about her growing awareness of this man . 

He reads the Koran , he attends daily prayers , and occasionally , when there is a gap in the conversation , he babbles of going to Mecca . 

Quite suddenly , after they had refreshed themselves , the members of the garrison began to talk ; soon they were babbling away garrulously to their deliverers , laughing , cheering and even singing . 

As Kate babbled on , Maxine suddenly realized that her friend longed for a totally unworried love relationship . 

Well , I did n't need much prompting , and soon babbled out all my dreams and dreads . 

Urquhart led O'Neill to one of the second floor guest rooms , saying little as they wound their way through the mansion 's long corridors while O'Neill babbled away about whatever came into his mind . 

She did n't know if Betty knew how long Beuno had been there , so endeavoured to give the impression that she could babble away on the topic of cooking game for hours at a time . 

Hoomey felt a compulsion to babble on about what had happened , stimulated by their dice with the law , but Nails , now it was over , seemed unmoved . 

Oliver could be heard beginning a suitable reply before the woman babbled on about something else . 

The artist had fussed around while the thing was being loaded on my ship , babbling about how important it was and how delicate it was and so on , until I 'd just stopped listening . 

All these thoughts raced through Ruth 's head while Miss Beard continued to babble . 

She was babbling , on the verge of hysteria , even a nervous breakdown . 

I tried to be quiet , " she said , knowing she was babbling but unable to prevent it . 

She was panicking , she had lost control , she was almost babbling . 

Leila called , and then turned to Roirbak who mouthed silently , ` Let her go . " 

“ Ella Fitzgerald , ” he mouthed , “ Kate Millett , Nancy Reagan , Benazir Bhutto … ” 

` So I 'm a beggar on horseback , am I ? " he mouthed hoarsely . 

I mouthed , ` I 've been warned , " and we changed over without uttering a word . 

Ember mouthed , ` Could you just shuck off your outer suit , Jez ? 

Her face was bruised and battered , one eye swelling rapidly , and she was mouthing , ` Help me , please help me , " over and over again . 

` Stupid , " mouthed Caspar at Fenella , under cover of the serving of half a dozen roast boars . 

This time Sir John woke , shaking himself like a dog , mouthing the most terrible curses . 

We passed Swire Sugden out for a walk and when he saw us he held out his arms and mouthed a farewell . 

Realizing the kicks that many men get out of listening to women mouthing obscenities , he set up a unique telephone service to cater for the need and gave it the name Just Filmz Inc . 

She half mouthed the word , as though it were not quite suitable for a polite tea-table . 

Out of the corner of my eye I saw Natalie stand up , salute and begin to silently mouth the words of the Promise ! 

` I hear the bulldozers are moving in on George Eliot Thursday , " mouthed one of his colleagues in a satisfied Southern drawl . 

The American sat there , mouthed a few more obscenities before sinking into a deep sulk as he nursed his hurt pride . 

Ryker shot an angry glance at Donna and mouthed something she could n't make out . 

` Good morning and thank you , " I answered , mouthing the words carefully . 

Athelstan went over and knelt beneath the small , horn-glazed window , crossed himself and gently mouthed the words of David 's psalm . 

Sam and Rose mouthed at each other : ` Candle by the bed , " and nodded . 

His lips were moving quietly as he mouthed to himself what he would do if ever he had Corbett in his power . 

Unseen by Victor , he mouthed to me , ` Maggie ? " , lifting an eyebrow in query . 

I told her and mouthed to Nigel who it was , and did he want to speak to her ? 

Lucy found herself mouthing like a mill worker to make herself understood over the noise , which was louder than any machinery . 

` Oh Christ , oh Christ , " I mouthed in a panic and first set about getting the sticking plaster off him . 

Emily left me , mouthing as she went out of the door that she was going back to the office . 

Everybody wanted me to succeed , and I was scared I would fail .

As reported on June 6 , the RPF had succeeded in capturing the town of Biumba the previous day but failed to hold it ; the official death toll was 24 rebels and three government soldiers killed .

If I ever try to escape , and fail , he 'll never let me out again .

Hundreds of others had tried to design metal skis but had failed .

The authors have shown that the traditional diagnostic curettage is becoming obsolete but have failed to identify the reason .

Film is a personal effort and if you fail , you should fail for the right reasons .

Both Hathor and her potential victims became exceedingly drunk and merry , so she failed at her task .

Lorrain Osman , Britain 's longest-serving unconvicted prisoner , failed at the High Court in London yesterday to have 30 bags of documents returned to him .

` Your men failed at the house and then on the train , " Dashwood reminded him .

Just before Christmas the DPP , Mr Allan Green , QC , failed in his attempt to have the cases against the seven officers reinstated .

SIR Geoffrey Mulcahy yesterday took his most ambitious step yet since his Kingfisher retailing group failed in its £570 million bid for Dixons , Britain 's biggest electrical retailer , in 1990 , writes MAGNUS GRIMOND .

Mr Dave Nellist , 39 , and Mr Terry Fields , 55 , expelled by the Labour Party for their Militant Tendency links , both failed in defiant stands against official candidates .

LARGE companies are ready to demand the resignation of Prof Stephen Littlechild , the electricity industry regulator , if they fail in a new attempt to gain cheaper electricity .

In theory , this should produce a list of the least harmful cuts from which the Secretary of State can choose , if he fails in his bid for more resources .

Dalglish switched his sights to Marker after failing in a £2.5million bid for Craig Short .

Oxford 's women footballers have failed in their bid to win the league and cup double .

Following the introduction of the reforming legislation , successive governments have failed to keep the level of benefits payable under the system of social insurance in line with rising costs .

First , there is the point that Heath signally failed to get his popular backing against ` union blackmail " .

` We have tried many times in recent years to land Catholic players but failed -- largely because the players themselves were worried about adverse reaction in their own neighbourhood .

That he had failed miserably in the role did not worry him -- yet .

She had n't given a thought to her lack of coif ; her mind was too occupied with trying to think of an excuse for remaining in her gown , and failing dismally .

The UK narrowly failed in late January in an attempt to win international approval for its policy of involuntary repatriation of the Vietnamese " boat people " in Hong Kong .

Joe Ashton , a Labour MP , narrowly failed to gain election to the Wednesday board .

The reason why Berg ultimately failed was Esal 's failure as a business and Berg 's unsuccessful commodity dealing in the year ended March 1984 .

PETER Cameron-Webb , one of the men at the centre of the largest Lloyd 's scandal in history , yesterday failed in the Appeal Court to overturn a judgment against him for £5million .

The Commission made a provisional determination that the plaintiffs had failed to establish a claim according to the rules laid down under the statute .

After all , if the executives fail in the new location , the employer will have made a costly mistake .

On Nov. 13 , however , Geremek resigned , saying that he had failed to win support for a left of centre coalition .

It 's about you failing to answer genuine questions raised by your art and , thus , surely , failing as an artist .

Dudley Wood , the secretary of the Rugby Union , said : ` This will shock and distress all people connected with rugby . 

In addition , having listened repeatedly to the cassette he felt much happier in himself , realizing that the stammer which so embarrassed and distressed him was not going to prove incurable . 

This realisation instead of distressing her made her feel relieved . 

It distressed her that her vicar should be seen charging through the town with his underpants showing through his trousers . 

It distressed me so much that I used to keep indoors and go out only in case of necessity . " 

There followed a scene which so distressed Mrs. Aboody that she was reduced to tears . 

It makes even worse reading and it distresses me to have to bring it to the attention of the House . 

He could n't distress her with his own , raw , terrible dilemma . 

When the officer said , ` You will be charged with sedition , over and above the mobbing , but in certain circumstances that might not be pressed , " Cameron distressed himself by making a small , indefinite sound which could well have been taken for agreement . 

Clock and watch makers , too , distressed their employers by pawning valuable materials . 

Paul distressed other bishops by offensive remarks about ` dead exegetes " , and especially about Origen 's notion that the pre-existent divine Word , a kind of second-level God , became incarnate by the Virgin Mary . 

There is no need to change this law , and as far as I am aware no need for Mr. Byran to distress himself upon the umpires ' behalf . 

What right had I to tarnish the reputation of an acknowledged war hero and needlessly distress his family ? 

Satisfied that it contained nothing which might distress the girl , she read aloud : 

Yet the baby , in looking and seeming the same , distressed her . 

The dream about Adam had distressed her , and she had spent most of the previous night awake thinking about him , about her own life and where she was going . 

Even the Live Aid concert that July distressed him -- ` I should never have gone . 

` I 'm sorry , I did n't mean to distress you , " said Melissa softly . 

He may have been genuinely distressed by the pain he was causing me -- something he later confessed he had deliberately provoked , with subtle sadism masquerading as friendly frankness . 

Cat owners are sometimes distressed by the fact that their favourite and much-loved cat leaves them shortly before it dies . 

She was secretly distressed by the size of the house , for she could n't imagine how they were going to keep it up . 

Albert was so distressed by the whole affair th at he applied for another post further away from the scene of the tragedy . 

I felt that she was quite distressed by the birth -- she seemed drowsy and a bit blue . 

Witte ordered the body hustled out of sight and dispatched the train at once , so that the Tsar should not be distressed by the sight . 

She had been badly shaken up and obviously distressed by the experience . 

Small children who see grandparents frequently are likely to be distressed and puzzled by their death . 

That disability distressed her and McCullough J took such distress into account in assessing damages for her injuries . 

They parted nine years ago and the split distressed him so much he vowed not to get seriously involved with another woman for a very long time . 

Comfortable within my landlord 's neat demesne , I am cushioned against the uglification of the landscape which offends and distresses me the moment I cross the boundaries . 

Half-heard rows may distress them more ; the fantasy of what is going on downstairs may well be worse than the reality . 

The metallic mercury was voided naturally , unchanged , in the faeces . 

An urn of Waimea sand , representing the ashes of the dead man , was voided on the sea . 

The eggs of these parasites are voided in the faeces , and the resulting larvae do represent a slight risk to human health , because they may cause the disease known as toxocariasis . 

By this time poor Dr Dunstaple had voided a great deal of " rice-water " fluid and was seized by perpetual , agonizing cramps . 

The disease is caused by the species of bacterium called Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae , present in the kidneys of the brown rat and voided in the urine . 

His laconic comment was ` Nearly got that one , " while the petrified Kington giggled nervously . 

They may giggle and act as though they have not a serious thought in their heads , but they know exactly what they are up to . 

The twitching grew , a bubble of laughter burgeoning inside her , and she began to giggle , trying desperately to hide her mouth with her hand . 

He burst into a loud peal of laughter , the Irishman grinned sheepishly and I giggled . 

He seemed as happy as Larry trailing round the greasy dustbins of Bristol till nuclear war broke out or the police nabbed him for pilfering a used Tesco bag . 

Although the woods look impressively exotic and expensive , it has not been necessary to pilfer the last few acres of an equatorial hardwood rainforest in order to achieve the attractive grain patterns on these basses , hence the ( ultimately ) rather reasonable prices . 

She had her back to the entrance of the garden and was looking across it at a small orchard whose fruit never found its way to the rector 's table , always being pilfered by the small street arabs of the district . 

Bits of Meccano lay around waiting to be pilfered if I 'd had the courage . 

An incriminating document , apparently pilfered from EPA 's files , casts the agency 's attitude toward science in a new light . 

Benny had elected to carry only a revolver , though she had tucked a couple of grenades in the pockets of a second safari jacket she had pilfered from the TARDIS 's wardrobe . 

She could be pilfering on a grand scale -- computer control is beyond the ken of most people in this establishment , I should think . 

` Well , you 'd have had the lot pilfered if I had n't been guarding them and suffered the most ghastly discomfort in the process . 

She pressed up against me , her fingers tickling my codpiece though I knew she was after my purse .

Katharine tickled Benji with the whip to keep the activity and the bend until he was back on the track .

I am fondling her like a memory , in the way you stroke a cat : knowing it 's there , glad it 's purring , but letting thoughts wander like your fingers tickling the fur .

` What do you want me to say , you funny English girl ? " he asked as he rolled over on his stomach and began to tickle her neck with a blade of grass .

` I feed my birds on milk , almonds and sugar cane , " said Azar , sticking his finger through the cage and tickling the female under its neck .

Then Mum comes and she tickles us both under the chin and we giggle some more .

" His idea of a party trick is to tickle his wife until she wets her knickers .

Her thick black hair tickled his nose and he angled his head away , looking up at the ceiling as if appealing to the Almighty beyond .

The tweed of her rumpled skirt scratched and tickled his stomach and upper legs , adding another , albeit slight , element of joy to the proceedings .

It is not clear where Sir Trevor learned to tickle the ivories .

Aunt Margaret , radiant , tickled the fat baby padding on Victoria 's ribs and the soles of her soft feet , bouncing and wrestling her , shaking with soundless laughter while Victoria crowed her delight .

Now he felt playful : he kept tickling the cushion next to him and saying , ` Come here , come here , little Eva , and let me tell you a secret . "

The fingers move gently in and start to tickle it or rub its face and then , without warning , grab it and pick it up .

Parents feed their babies , cuddle them , change their nappies , smooth cream on their bottoms , bath them , tickle them and generally communicate through bodily involvement .

Besides , Mandy came over and started tickling her feet with a peacock plume she kept in a vase by the door .

A city is no less a government because it owns and operates its own water system , its own gas and electric system , and its own transportation system .

Brighton operates a voucher parking scheme replacing the traditional parking meters in the town centre .

Under pressure from the European Community , the two countries have agreed to operate a temporary water management scheme , which aims to reconcile the Slovakian need for increased energy with Hungary 's fears about environmental impact .

The Group operates a number of pension schemes worldwide , the principal schemes being those in the United Kingdom , which are of the defined benefits type .

Ten years ago , a computer was a large , static and very expensive piece of machinery , operated by an expert elite who communicated with it in a language which only they understood .

There is just about enough annalistic evidence to suggest that Charles operated this system at least in the second half of his reign .

A similar system is operated by the British Angora Goat Society for Angora Goats ( ref. 9 ) .

The arrests of 26 people in Palermo , Milan and Modena on March 18 came as part of a police operation to break up what was alleged to be a network operated by the Sicilian Mafia .

Scotland and Wales enjoy separate administrative systems operated by their own government departments which are headed by ministers with seats in the Cabinet .

We will operate the same system as the DT for transfers , but without the silly form .

In addition to the brewery at Park Royal , Guinness Brewing GB also operates a packaging plant at Runcorn in the North of England .

The inspector contended that the quarry was being operated dangerously in terms of rock falls from the quarry face .

The plant is operated by the food packaging company , Linpac Plastics International .

The service was operated in London by the Electrophone Company of Gerrard Street under licence from the National Telephone Company Ltd .

The unit operates a postal library service where photocopies of cases are available to CABx on request or by subscription .

The computer system operates alarms , doors and smoke detectors and the fault was discovered on Saturday morning .

AWA has been operating Club Keno in NSW Registered Clubs in Australia for over a year .

Clutterbuck ceased to work the mill during the latter half of the 1840s , for by 1847 it had been leased to a paper-maker , Frederick Wiggins , who apparently only operated it for a few years .

Then it was in the hands of the Foley family , who were also operating Guns mill at Abenhall .

She 's hankering to take to the open sea and attempt to cross the great pond in the park . 

At the age of four , she could read fast and well and she naturally began hankering after books . 

She hankered after her dancing days till she died at the age of ninety . 

Corporate users are hankering after the sort of power , networking features and ` scalability " ( the ability to expand a network almost infinitely ) that have long been available on workstations . 

The Beretta 92 had always been Sabrina 's favourite handgun but Graham still secretly hankered for the Colt .45 he had first started to use in Vietnam . 

All very contemporary , but I found myself hankering for the crisp definition of the old Frederick Austin arrangement . 

That too was a heady experience , but I still hankered for the farm life . 

I was obsessed with being flat-chested and unglamorous and I used to harp on about how he must be hankering for someone more glamorous . " 

I had certainly found the rural setting I had been hankering after . 

The realization that I 'd been hankering all along to come here , and be part of it . " 

They do not have to be repaid and may be awarded to those leaving hospital or residential care , or to help people to continue to live in the community rather than enter such care . 

The percentage of those with disabilities living outside the community is greatest for those aged 80 + where 17 per cent live in institutions ( see Table 4.2 ) . 

More than 5,00 Chinese people live in Westminster , London 's biggest community . 

He thought about Mabel , and tried to imagine how much longer she could continue to live in this vast and primitive place . 

A lodger is entitled to live in the premises but can not call the place his own …

Then , every night I 'd return to that street and live in one room with my mother . 

The son of a drunken soldier lived for six years with his grandmother in one room . 

Tindle was then working as a commercial artist in Soho and living in a room in Portobello Road . 

Most live in the three large towns of Cardiff ( 274 000 people ) , Swansea ( 168 000 people ) and Newport ( 105 000 people ) . 

He lives in a large provincial town with his second partner Beth , their small son Henry , and Alice , his teenage daughter by a previous marriage . 

I live in a town called Chastlecombe , where I create expensive hand-knitted sweaters to sell to tourists . 

` John Aldridge and I , who live in the same village , decided that we would try to print our own designs by the roll from our own blocks . 

Another Stapler lived in the tiny Buckinghamshire village of Hogshaw , but his assets , totalling £300 , were exceptional for a country district ; he ranked as a gentleman and was a justice of the peace . 

Our second example comes from observations by Jerome Kagan and Robert Kleinl of a group of Guatemalan children living in an Indian village in an isolated , mountainous area of the country . 

Roy and his wife Sheila live in the historical village of Bannockburn . 

We had a phone call yesterday from a a civilian detention officer working at Trent who lives in my village of Tollerton who wants to be a special constable to work just in Tollerton . 

Those early days of marriage were lived modestly in a one-bedroom flat in Clapham , South London . 

She was big , well-off , theatrical , and lived above a butcher 's shop in Shepherds Market , Mayfair . 

She lives high above the Embankment with her husband and a bull terrier , in a flat decked with the spoils of Eastern expeditions . 

Sometimes the agent and his family lived above the station , so that offices and home together formed a rather grander two-storey building . 

Senior security sources say they are hampered in their investigations because several of those involved are thought to live across the border outside their jurisdiction . 

A few days later , a lady who lived across the road made the mistake of asking me what sort of bird it had been . 

Two of the most daring had been observed in the garden by Miss Watson , the headmistress , who lived across the green at the school-house , and she had delivered dire warnings during assembly the next morning . 

She had lived among Genoese merchants in Bruges : Anselm Adorne had her respect and affection . 

He could live happily among poor working people on his holidays , but found immense pleasure in staying in a French house so grand that a servant squeezed the tubes of toothpaste between applications . 

Today Belegar and his kinsfolk still live amongst the ruins of Karak Eight Peaks , and hope one day to reconquer the whole realm of their ancestors . 

He is from Madrid , and although he has lived among us for many years now , he still thinks like a madrile~ýN1 sometimes . " 

It seems that the folk who live around Ararat have always known of the Ark 's existence . 

They estimated the total population at 3000-4000 animals and discovered that almost a quarter lived around Banks Peninsula , near the South Island 's largest city , Christchurch . 

But people living around Castlemorton Common say the Eastnor event must be called off . 

It occurred to Helen -- listening to Louise , contemplating the chest -- that in all the years she and Edward had lived at Greystones they had fully occupied only their own bedrooms ; elsewhere , they perched . 

Scotland Yard said no further action would be taken against Stagg , who lives at Roehampton less than a mile from the murder scene . 

The uncrowded MusoNN1-NP0 des Beaux Arts , 3 Rue de la Rýnce , contains paintings by Brue ( who lived just down the hill in the Rue Haute ) , Rubens , Ensor and Magritte . 

But then she got married and we lived down the road there for a while till they repaired these , they made these There was very old houses these are . 

He produced thousands of drawings and paintings , which after his death his wife , who lives in the Cotswolds , published in a book . 

IF YOU WANT to live in the dampest homes in England , rent a house or flat privately . 

Simone Lantain , who lives in London , went to see a healer who could see into past lives . 

I am a grown woman , I lived in Paradise Street , I know about Uncle Mosse . 

Tell that to the people who live here on the coast in Santa Barbara . 

A man who advertised for a woman to live on a desert island with him is looking for another female travelling companion to repeat the trip . 

About half of the travelling families were found to be living on official local authority sites with only 28 per cent living on derelict land . 

Sir Charles and Lady Dobson lived on Pacific Drive , a road that wound its way through the canyons , then doubled back towards the ocean to link , eventually , with the South Coast Expressway . 

My wife Eva and I live on the northern-most tip of the island of Barbados where we run the Pirates Tavern and the tourist centre of ` Animal Flower Cave " . 

On the death of his third wife , Charles lived with no less than three concubines who bore him numerous children . 

Cis lives now with her two daughters Marian ( three years younger than Richard ) and Rhianon ( six years younger ) . 

I have lived adjacent to Bootle Grammar School in Netherton for 25 years and have been plagued with these golfers for most of that time . 

Imagine a model person living upstream of the model mountains . 

Noguchi tried in vain to construct an earthwork sculpture at a Japanese-American internment camp where he lived voluntarily for a time during World War II . 

` Indeed , writing the novel ( Nice Work ) was for me a process of discovery -- of hitherto unknown aspects of the city in which I had lived for nearly thirty years . " 

Spring had really arrived now and it seemed very exciting to Colin , who had lived indoors for so long . 

Paddy , 72 , has almost lived in ` his special cell " in Mountjoy prison , Dublin since the 1950s . 

A whole mini-city of ten thousand homes will be built and two thousand jobs created , but people living nearby are far from happy . 

John Combes and his wife lived out their lives in their dream house , and their children stayed here until the 1760s . 

Lucille Castineau had lived all her twenty-seven years in the Norman countryside and , though she came from a noble family , she proudly considered herself to be a farm woman . 

I do not want to die , James my son , but I do not want to live all my life in an English prison . 

The families of the new wage earners may feel the accomplishment in terms of a house to live in , money to purchase food -- without food stamps -- and the beginning of a family focused on success , not hopelessness .

and John H. , a recovering alcoholic , rebuilding a relationships with his family so they can live together again .

Many of the children are victims of abuse or live in unstable homes .

Enclosed is a donation card that will enable you to make Indianapolis a great place for ALL of us to live .

Weizmann was an important figure in the negotiations with the British government that led to the Balfour Declaration of 1917 , supporting the idea of a Jewish `` national home '' in Palestine that also respected the rights of existing non-Jewish people already living there .

A teen-ager with an excellent relationship with a single mom , the study says , has a far better chance of avoiding drug abuse than does one living in a two-parent household including a diffident father .

The NYT and WP report that the Secretary of Defense , William Cohen , announced yesterday that the Pentagon will investigate allegations made Sunday by a Time/CNN report that in a 1970 raid on a village in Laos , U.S. troops and aircraft used nerve gas on suspected American defectors living there .

In strolls Jim Lindsay , saying he 's a retired lawyer now living in Savannah and he was interested in doing free legal work for poor people .

Overcrowding was rife , and with industries such as fabric-dyeing carried out on the ground floors , it was an unsanitary place to live .

Thus , when we examine datasets for malaria , we must also consider the evolution of drug resistance and a growing human population that is increasingly forced to live in areas that are marginal for agricultural production but optimal for malaria transmission .

The ruling elite lived on the high ground , the Yamanote ( `` bluffs '' ) west and south of the castle .

Would the controlling feature of the butchers living in Louisiana be their membership in the polity called the United States or their status as `` persons '' entitled to due process and the equal protection of the laws ?

Hoyo Marvilla , another well-known barrio in East Los Angeles , was famous because it was where farmworkers lived and was extremely poor .

Aside from the gardens , lake , and playground , other points of interest include a statue of Christopher Columbus ( who may have lived in Funchal for a while ) , and , close by , the Chapel of Santa Catarina , dating from the 17th century .

-As described earlier , rural customers who do not live along the rural route must place a mail receptacle along the rural route .

While he keeps costumes in mini-storage , the rabbit and doves live in his home .

Wotton , who lived a long time in Venice and was a lover of architecture though not an architect , published a treatise on the subject in 1642 .

I had a whole day when I thought or dreamed I lived in Köln in 1200 , a member of the Brotherhood of the Free Spirit .

Using the ZIP code of residence assumes the patient lived within that ZIP code area during the period of time required to develop cancer following exposure to an environmental compound that influenced cancer risk .

A MYGT succession of discoveries has taught us about archeabacteria , very ancient and primitive single-cell organisms that live in the places you 'd least expect anything to call home .

Jews have lived around the rue des Rosiers for centuries , and the rue Ferdinand Duval was known until 1900 as the rue des Juifs .

But it was Heller 's special insight that the ideas and phrases that make the most attractive candidates for Washingtonspeak start out by containing almost no meaning at all . From Good as Gold , here is Bruce Gold , a middle-aged English professor living in Manhattan , being recruited by phone for a Washington job by his friend Ralph Newsome , a chipper White House aide:

Today , only a handful live here , remaining true to the timeless disciplines of simple living and prayer .

More inventive than Gordon is the Chinese artist Huang Yong Ping , who was caught abroad during the Tiananmen Square uprising and now lives in Paris .

There were also no differences between the cases and controls in the number of years they have lived in Arizona , and in the reported usual hours spent in the sun .

Those who live in technologically advanced countries and have the financial resources to afford such a luxury : Caucasian men .

Many single adults live with other nonrelated adults to defray the high cost of city rents .

For example , when they purchased a used car ( with cash ) , they bought it from a man who lived across the street from the Islamic Center and who let them use his address in registering the vehicle , an accommodation `` to help a fellow Muslim brother . ''

'' When we first moved here , a covey of Ruffled Grouch lived right over there in that hedge of Presumption , but no more .

In Genesis 19 , for instance , most believers see Lot as a pious man living in the midst of the wicked city of Sodom .

Recent archeological findings show six different cultures lived in the area , with settlements dating back to 300 b.c .

Census Bureau , in spite of its best efforts , can not locate every poor person living in a census tract , therefore the poor are also undercounted , added Weir .

'' Once again , we find barely-scraping-by Manhattanites living in a posh pad '' ( Matt Roush , USA Today ) . ( Click here for the Fired Up site . )

The piece opens with the report 's observation that , `` About 2.3 billion people , roughly half the population of the developing world , live in places where the AIDS epidemic has barely begun , and even mildly successful prevention programs could have enormous benefits . ''

I live in Pennsylvania , and during the warmer months I have a habit of not wearing shoes .

He has lived in Geneva , Nairobi , Cairo , Accra , and New York , among other places .

Cool Mom would regain that ground -- and wreak its own subtle havoc ( McGreevey is going through a divorce , and his daughter , 4-year-old Morag , lives in Canada with her mother ) .

Not only does the evidence point this way , but cells should live near the edge of chaos .

As for taxes -- I would gladly give half my income to live in a country without desperate poverty and homelessness , with good schools and health care and child care for all who need it , with real environmental protection and good public services , and in which people who work for a living earn enough to live decently , as in this country too many full-time workers do not .

Rockefeller 's addiction to living in an expensive realm of his own , for creating his own entourage , ultimately accounted for Gerald Ford 's decision to toss Rockefeller overboard and pick Bob Dole as his running mate in 1976 ( something that will presumably be discussed in Reich 's next book ) .

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Brandon then told one of the other group : ` Order your food and leave if you do n't want trouble , or I 'll splatter your face across the road . " 

` Bastard ! " cried Bernard , belabouring Jed with his fists , splattering cheap red wine over books and walls . 

` Another scene cut was one where a man 's brains are splattered over a window . " 

At that moment a youth sprinted past , tipped over her glass and splattered the tomato juice across the concrete . 

No matter how much Norse manure you splatter on to them , they 've a habit of coming up smelling of roses . 

After an ominous moment of silence , when not a leaf fluttered , two incandescent white worms of lightning flashed across the sky . 

A beam of light flashed in front of her , the distorted face of Bryce behind the beam . 

As the cab passed a street-lamp , the light flashed across his face ; Rosie saw the unhappiness he was trying to hide , and asked , ` What 's the matter ? " 

She studied the reflections on the wall as the lights of the Golden Dragon flashed blue and pink across the street . 

It was only the sun , flashing briefly on her bleached hair , that made him shade his eyes and look again in that direction . 

A beam flashed across the runway only a few metres away from the shuttle 's nose . 

Moonlight flashed on the blade of his sword , pointing ( as far as Guy was concerned ) in no particular direction at all . 

Seconds later sunlight flashed on metal and the aircraft appeared in the skies above them . 

A light flashed on the ship-to-shore radio and he replaced his headset . 

In the greenish light she saw the pale blue rays flashing from her throat . 

The conference will be attended by directors , health service chief executives and directors of purchasing , as well as delegates from the independent sector .

This question came from the management representative who was attending the meeting .

To make things worse , he attended a meeting in South Africa without the permission of his Church Chairman .

Mr Wilson , who is a member of the Irish Senate , also announced today that he would be attending the funeral of three-year-old Johnathan Ball , who died in the Warrington blast .

Earlier , 270 candles were lit after a ceremony attended by 1,000 local people in Dryfesdale cemetery to dedicate a garden of remembrance .

In fact the health visitor diagnosed a problem with speech at his screening at age 3 , and he began attending the local health clinic for speech therapy .

Tonight the Soviets attend a reception at the House of Commons and another tiny barrier will be broken down on Wednesday when the Combined Services provide the opposition at Aldershot .

The workshop was attended by 25 participants from academia and industry .

Mr Primakov asked him to remind the meeting that the Soviet Union wanted to attend the G7 summit in London .

The Profitboss attends at least one external business conference every six months .

This was very well attended and a committee , with himself as chairman ( a post he held for the next thirty-six years ) , was elected and set to work .

So far he had attended Mass at St Basil 's only once , sitting at the back and hurrying out after the service before anyone could speak to him .

Teenagers from at least six local schools attended the event which was aimed at students thinking of a career in technology .

All three had attended Edward IV 's funeral in the previous month , as had several other former royal servants who can be associated with Gloucester in this period .

At least one member of a party of four must be on a list of persons who have attended a formal safety briefing which will be held at the beginning of each year .

Environmental protection talks were held in Tokyo on May 18-19 , chaired by Japan and attended by more than 35 delegations .

The great council at Paderborn was also attended by ambassadors from Saracen Spain , with a surprising offer of homage from Soliman Ibn-al-Arabi and Kasmin Ibn-Yussuf .

` A troubled soul , vexed and tormented by his own lusts and pleasures . " 

Thorwall died soon after , tormented by visions of GHOULS and PHANTOMS . 

Their modern subjectivity tormented them with a consciousness of what they had lost . 

It tormented me beyond all endurance , while at the same time the awful silence of the terrible prison weighed me down . 

Palottino had no answer to that , any more than Zen himself , though the question had tormented him for the whole drive back to Perugia . 

It was the question that had been tormenting her from the very moment she had seen him enter the room . 

Very soon a cold stone wall of silence had tormented them to wounded exasperation . 

Sleeping was no better -- fleabites tormented him , fears plagued him like bad dreams . 

Understood the dreams and images that tormented him , the listless refusal of his shrouded days . 

You may be fully in control in your own home and yet be tormented by feelings of insecurity at work . 

And he was tormented by the idea , by the conviction , that he had missed something . 

` How , indeed ? " said the headmaster , who was tormented with indecision whenever he spoke with Septimus Coffin , how far to take him seriously . 

The smell of the steaming meat tormented them until their mouths slavered and their eyes rolled . 

Maria is a fanciful girl , probably tormented by ambitions that are not realistic , especially for a young woman . 

Christopher Gore , a genius tormented by mental illness , who finally lost control and killed his parents . 

Look hard and long , and then think of your father Iying here tormented with cold and pain and fear and despair . 

In order to set out an appropriate treatment plan , the physiotherapist has to understand normal movement , and how brain damage interferes with it .

You have to understand as much as the driver about what is happening , and remember you 've no controls other than your body weight .

It means , for instance , that learning to write is , in part , a process of coming to understand the nature of the sentence as a linguistic unit .

Line , shape , colour , etc. , is there for all , but to express pure feeling you must first of all understand the nature of the marks you are making .

I have suggested that we could leave the story open-ended , but he clearly thinks I do n't understand the nature of movies very well .

To understand its meaning in this case it is necessary to consider Table 4.5 .

Rommetveit does not believe that we can understand meaning by paring an utterance down to its ` core meaning " and then following up variations on it , as the formal linguists are attempting to do .

As a member for more than 35 years I well understand the reasons for it , but I am inclined to the view now that one impartial professional body would be a far better umbrella organization .

At the same time , these categories do not enable one to penetrate the ‘ surface of phenomena ’ … to understand the process and development of economic life as a whole …

The skyscraper metaphor is apt , for our only hope to understanding such complexity is with a hierarchical model .

These developments can be understood only in the context of the long continued debate between two sides concerning the nature of intelligence , one captained by Sir Francis Galton , the other by Alfred Binet .

The suggestion that though God is to be conceived as male , humanity is to be understood as female in relation to God , I shall leave until the next chapter .

Both the local and national matter , and what is going on in history will not be understood without reference to both .

All I can understand from that is that it must be a universal image .

I understand from the figures given to me by British Coal that more than 1,600 men are employed in private mines .

Both had been at the hospital until after midnight , though they had understood from the moment they arrived that their son was dead .

A point worth making here is that patients need to understand from an early stage the meaning of diabetes , that they have diabetes now and that they will always have it .

The relief of an interlude with one of the handful of people who could understand his feelings made him weep , which embarrassed them both .

It also helps people here in Costa Rica understand that our forests are important , not just for land , grazing and trees , but also for drugs and medicines . "

Unfortunately there are many people who do n't understand much about AIDS and they are frightened .

The point also needs to be made that these figures do not relate to gross income or net income in the sense that any member of the public would normally understand it .

When she 's with other people I do n't always understand what they 're going on about and that makes me feel stupid .

Clearly , the fact that ethnic minority parents do not request help can not be taken to mean that they fully understand the information they receive .

The factors which lead to breakdown in such caring , and in particular to the emergence of a predominantly rejecting relationship , are still imperfectly understood .

Musgrave owes his reputation to the role he played in the complicated and imperfectly understood politics of the western Anglo-Scottish borders during the 1530s .

On the basis of this scientific fact you can readily understand why many doctors have for years discouraged overweight people from eating carbohydrate-rich foods .

But we do not readily understand the subtle nuances of meaning and expression which members of the same species can communicate to each other .

In other words , the body plan of existing vertebrates is readily understood as being derived from a set of structures which , in a distant ancestor , were adaptations for a particular way of life .

Similarly , we need to ask : what kind of music is most easily understood by the visitor ?

Within these two sentences , the situation is easily understood and explained .

Polybius could not have written his history as he did if he had not found in Rome an aristocracy which he could instinctively understand because he shared its attitude to life .

Another of the experiments demonstrated how important it is , if punishment is to work , for children to understand clearly what they are doing wrong and what alternative actions they can choose .

But as a result of learning another language I understand why English is so difficult for foreigners especially us Scots .

I did n't realize until this night that the Americans took the Weltklasse so seriously , but I immediately understood why .

On listening to these performances it is easy to understand why .

Writing about UNESCO in 1947 , he repeated that he ` had always understood culture to comprehend education and science , as well as other interests " .

Do other people always understand you and act on your suggestions ?

This ` other " is , however , always understood as a projection equivalent to the stage of development of the subject , which progresses through an epigenetic sequence of increasing sophistication and abstraction .

Sometimes he finds it hard to understand what I want to say , but he does n't mind how long he waits while I repeat it , and he always understands in the end .

Just why there are more calories in the human excreta following the intake of a high-fibre diet is less than fully understood at the present stage of scientific research .

Put this way , 2A , the practice of reading language itself , self-conciously understanding a text as an illustrative example of one 's linguistic theory , is an extraordinary and peculiar hermeneutic practice .

For instance , we must know and understand the total cost structure in multi-product businesses from raw materials through to the customer .

The emphasis here is on the individual 's capacity to understand and interpret what other individuals mean by their social actions .

This shows a failure to understand the need to plant in relationship .

First , Landry 's argument is decidedly teleological , and she makes no secret of her attempt to understand Leapor against the backdrop of recent feminist discourse :

They address the political processes of capitalism , attempting to understand the part played by knowledge and ideology in the maintenance of the mode of production and its characteristic social relations .

In any case , there are almost certain to be many transactions which are difficult to discover or to understand merely from the books and papers of the company .

Often she found it difficult to understand what he was talking about , when he did start to talk .

Certainly , it is impossible to understand the form of the relationship between land and state agencies without paying attention to issues of influence .

An approach to family functioning which emphasises the interactions of each upon the other and their cumulative impact is essential if we are to understand adequately the position of an old person at a given time .

. Some aspects of all these elements of our information systems will be essential to understanding the present in the future .

To achieve such insight , it is essential to understand something of the social and historical context .

Money as abstraction is understood by Simmel to be the root of impersonal relations between people .

This was clearly understood by both Keynes and Beveridge and it was one of the main considerations for the reorganisation of the social security system at the end of the last war .

The notion of tone is best understood by dealing with single syllables at first .

However , the needs of the mentally handicapped are perceived differently at different times according to prevailing attitudes towards mental disorder and the extent to which it is understood .

It indicates that the wearer understands the notion and the pleasure of quality without being grossly into hedonism ; thus the emphasis on fine knits , delicate cottons , good cut and subtle colours .

Such comments give some idea of what some academics understand by the idea of a disciplinary ` culture " , a notion which we will explore in more depth in Chapter 4 .

` It is important that plain English is used without jargon or local authority expressions which the public may not understand . "

These are collocational ties which in many cases defy literal interpretation , and have to be understood metaphorically .

To understand this remark it is necessary to appreciate how radically Wittgenstein 's conception of language , in the Investigations and Zettel , differs from that of John Locke .

I think it 's a question of understanding and perceiving what the meaning of the concept of God is outside a very narrow churchy kind of view .

If the professional game does come here , the players and coaches appreciate that audiences may not understand all the nuances of the game .

For example , Nigel had started to do a little cooking again , and there 's no point trying to prepare a dish without the wit to understand the recipe when one needs it .

Having spoken to Devlin Parnham , she now understood the count 's attitude at the hotel a little better .

While these elements have been ranked in order of comprehensibility , they are clearly interrelated to one another .

Every social class except women was to be ranked on a hierarchical scale of importance and specialization of function .

A Health Care Commission was set up to rank hundreds of treatments in order of priority , using a formula similar to QALYs .

In a search system like Okapi , which ranks records by weighting terms , the system also does not need to know anything about the nature of the relationship .

One guide in 1861 ranked it with St Paul 's and Buckingham Palace and began its report : ` We are not a race of giants , but we enter on gigantic works .

Hypotheses are ranked by decreasing shortfall , the goal being to find the path with the smallest shortfall covering the whole utterance .

Equally important is an unambiguous record of the purchaser 's detailed acquisition criteria , ranked in order of importance .

The rule of recognition providing the criteria by which the validity of other rules of the system is assessed is in an important sense , which we shall try to clarify , an ultimate rule : and where , as is usual , there are several criteria ranked in order of relative subordination and primacy one of them is supreme …

The document ranked in order of importance the factors it wished to take into account in a new procedure : its knowledge of the institution ` as a whole '' , the quality and experience of the staff , and the papers submitted for the proposed course ( the last justified by the fact that ` the discipline involved in preparing and documenting a proposal for the approval or re-approval of a course of study is extremely valuable to the College submitting it '' ) .

Candidates are ranked in an order of preference in Britain and in Ireland as well as in West Germany 's party lists -- less rigorously , it is true , but hardly less effectively .

Responses , ranked in order of frequency ( with more than one response per subject possible ) , were : ( 1 ) avoid people who ` have it '' or are ` infected '' ( 36% ) ; ( 2 ) avoid ` risky '' environments ( subway , crowds , jail ) ( 18% ) ; ( 3 ) avoid people who are coughing ( 13% ) ; ( 4 ) do not share cigarettes or crack pipes with anyone ( 13% ) ; and ( 5 ) do not share drinks or food with anyone ( 13% ) .

This is a game I invented to allow me to get some exercise and amuse my children at the same time . 

` Rockist " was the term invented to describe people who played rude guitars and were noisy , ie U2 , Echo And The Bunnymen and Motorhead . 

A company in Wales , Mixalloy , is exploiting a process that the British Steel Corporation invented to mix metal powders with other powders to make all sorts of chemicals with new properties . 

Did n't you know that these were not originally invented to wind yarn on to ? 

Darwin invented a special theory to solve the problem , his theory of sexual selection . 

At the same time Nelson invented a freezer for ready-made products , now known to the frozen food industry as the ` Nelson Box " . 

After Rowland Hill invented the Penny Black in 1840 , Britain 's postal system was adopted the world over . 

William Perkin , an Englishman , invented the first man-made dyes in 1856 . 

As for Daedalus himself , he had been busy too at the time inventing the Greek alphabet in Cumae , on the other side of the peninsula . 

Du Pont in the USA had invented nylon in the late 1930s and it was clear that the material would be of tremendous use to countries at war . 

` An estate agent submitted a gadget he had invented years before which was sitting up in his loft , but he needed the money so tried his luck and sent it in . " 

Hermes " musical talent ensured he remained a favourite with the gods , and he was credited with inventing the lyre from a tortoise shell . 

The Minoans did not invent the technique of carving shell : it was used earlier , in the Cyclades , for making figurines and bracelets . 

A scientist claims he 's invented a way of making charcoal which could be a life-saver in third world countries desperately short of fuel . 

HIDEKI YUKAWA is one of the acknowledged geniuses of modern physics : he invented the pi-meson . 

The cobbler 's song in Hassan is there because man invented a shoe . 

His fax was created 30 years before fellow-Scotsman Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone . 

First , that civilisation was invented by the Egyptians and then plagiarised and corrupted by the Greeks . 

This thing was invented by one mad professor guy , like Eddison , " said Sam . 

Ecstasy technically MDMA was invented by German chemists in 1914 as an appetite suppressant . 

These index numbers , using base period value weights , were invented by the German economist Laspeyres . 

Button badges were invented in America in 1896 as a cheap way of promoting candidates in a presidential election . 

An American scientist has invented a fuel cell which he claims can store hydrogen safely , thus making possible its commercial use as a power source . 

The French have invented a perfume spray , mostly lemon , which stops dogs barking . 

Thomas Cook changed all that and practically invented the tourist industry single-handed , although his first efforts were often financially unrewarding and he kept his ` day " job as a printer . 

This priest outfit must be the most uncomfortable garment ever invented for Jungle travel . 

The only machine used by these craftsmen was a pole-lathe , the earliest device invented for turning wood . 

The standard system for doing this is double entry bookkeeping , invented in the fifteenth century by an Italian monk . 

Six is best remembered for the self-registering thermometer which he invented , the first to record maximum and minimum temperatures on a single instrument . 

Soon he would need to vent the anger she felt already gathering , and she was the nearest person .

He described to me a life of violence and hatred in which he lost no opportunity to vent his anger upon those around him -- and , what is more , he actually enjoyed doing so .

It was Joe 's attitude of total submission that prevented Tom from venting his anger on him there and then .

LESBIAN and gay delegates yesterday vented their anger at an attempt by the Labour leadership to abandon past conference calls to reduce the age of consent for homosexual acts from 21 to 16 .

FLASHPOINT : Howard Wilkinson vents his anger from the touchline

After being repelled by police , the crowd vented its anger by damaging property and overturning police cars .

Other drivers , unhappy with their jobs , often vent frustration on their cars

How satisfying it would have been to vent her feelings in one sharp slap of that carved-ivory face !

Spectators at club matches in New Zealand have vented their feelings in no uncertain fashion , jeering every time the action stops and their side loses the ball .

The overt and crudest manifestations of Irish misogyny were our first target and we vented our rage and flexed our lesbian muscles in a myriad of dangerous and daring ways .

Where it was still highly risky and dangerous to speak negatively of the Führer , people frequently vented their wrath on the Party and its representatives .

Do you think you can vent your temper on me just as you please ?

The first prize was an Atlantic blue Rover 820 Fastback , most generously given by Sir Philip and Lady Harris . 

Katy and Jamie got ready very quickly and Mum gave each of them two wee spoons . 

They wrapped it up and gave it to her , and it did have a head like a baby . 

Once they stopped the drugs they were giving me , my hair started to come back . 

He gave me a small , badly-stapled leaflet about The Courtney Foundation . 

We gave him the money and he handed it immediately to Romany , the administrator of bribes . 

Boys , as well , are quite popular and if you like one especially , you might give him your painting ! 

Representatives of foreign governments were persuaded to give large sums to the contras , but were not asked directly , so the story went , and so were not solicited . 

When I accepted he suggested I might like to give him a certain sum to help the wine flow . 

Modigliani needed encouragement himself and he enjoyed the admiration of the two and gave them his ageing clothes when he could . 

A new student is given the traditional uniform that all practitioners wear , called a ` tobok " . 

Customs state that they are to give businesses time to adjust , and the effective date of the new policy will not be until 1 March 1993 . 

During 1983 sales was split into Estates ( responsible for all public house operations ) and Marketing , and the Marketing Manager was given a seat on the Board . 

Rumours that Denis Smith was taking over were rife at the press conference in the afternoon , but Corden announced he was giving the job to youth team coach Hankin . 

But Duggie James was a thief , and anyway , this money was Mrs Schofield 's affair ; she could give it to whoever she liked and she 'd chosen Henry . 

Instead of a tax Cefic has suggested that help should be given to eastern Europe to help reduce energy consumption . 

` I want to give to charity , but I 'm torn between helping someone ` on my own doorstep " or in the Third World " . 

But he would give generously of his time to such organisations as the British Council , helping to audition young people with ambitions to dance . 

FARMERS WEEKLY 's south-east barometer grower , Ashford-based Peter Maylam , has no winter barley , but was planning to desiccate oilseed rape this week . 

Other absorbent materials are available for bedding , but problems can arise when they are used in breeding cages as they can desiccate the pups . 

Asia 's currency markets , soaked for years in liquidity , have gone as dry as the desert , desiccated by the currency crises sweeping the region .

` If he was here now he would n't let you talk to me like that , big as you are he 'd belt you . " 

But when I inquired about this I was told : ` they belt the kid later , in private " . 

If the horse is thumped by the farrier , or we belt it with a cane , the horse is likely to become so upset that the chances are we will never be able to shoe the horse ! 

Maria crossed the room and belted her older brother across the back of his head with yesterday 's copy of the Bolton Evening News . 

I painted all mine white with some paint I had left over from an Airfix model of Apollo 11 but all I managed to do was clog up the mechanism. you had to belt the players so hard that you ended up with small bruises all over your hand from where their heads indented . 

Gazzer belted his forehead with the flat of his hand to clear out the nightmares . 

` He 's been pressuring me to sell the land next to this house , "  David said . 

In the I970s the fuel boards were pressured by the Labour government not to disconnect households with children providing they would cooperate in paying off their arrears . 

Kalin is not being pressured to make his next film about a heroic gay cop . 

Danielle 's heart missed a beat ; was he going to crush her , or do one of his dangerous and painful tricks ?

I am still not clear whether my confidence was the product of my faith or whether I had generated a blind optimism to prevent the facts from crushing me .

The Counter-Reformation crushed the spirit of Protestantism in Slovenia , but it did not completely suppress the influence of Trubar and his contemporary Slovene writers .

Then she knew nothing but the breaking wave , the sound of her voice crying out long strange words , and the power crushing her .

` Uncle Bodo is all right , " he said , only to be crushed by his mother .

The announcement stated that `` economic activity has continued to advance at a substantial pace . ''

A flurry of data released Thursday said spending advanced at its slowest pace since April and renewed speculation that the Federal Reserve is poised for another interest-rate cut .

A month ago , the government said gross domestic product , measuring all the goods and services produced in the nation , advanced at a 1.1 percent rate in the April -June quarter .

It advanced at a 5.4 percent rate from October through December , compared with 4.3 percent from July through September .

Manufacturing productivity advanced at a 2.6 percent rate from April through June , slower than the 3.5 percent gain three months earlier .

The economy grew 4.1 percent in 1994 , its best showing in a decade , and closed out the year by advancing at a booming 5.1 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter .

The government reported earlier the gross domestic product advanced at a 2.8 percent annual rate from January through March , much slower than the 5.1 percent rate posted during the final three months of 1994 .

TOKYO ( AP ) --- The Tokyo Stock Exchange 's main index advanced moderately Thursday , rising for the third session in a row to close at its highest level this year .

HONG KONG ( AP ) --- Asian stock markets closed mostly higher Thursday , with share prices in Tokyo advancing moderately to close at their highest level this year .

TOKYO ( AP ) --- The U.S. dollar opened slightly lower against the Japanese yen Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange advanced moderately in early trading .

Meanwhile , share prices advanced almost across the board in continued strength gained last Friday , dealers said .

But prices advanced in the afternoon as investors welcomed the stability of the foreign exchange market .

Applications for building permits --- often a barometer of future activity --- advanced 0.6 percent in December , to a 1.4 million rate .

Meanwhile , share prices advanced in a favorable reaction to an overnight record closing on Wall Street and rising futures prices on Monday 's Chicago Mercantile Exchange , dealers said .

The dollar has advanced against the mark for three-straight trading sessions .

In London , the pound advanced to dlrs 1.5755 from dlrs 1.5710 .

Corn and soybean futures also advanced as record heat baked Midwestern crop lands .

On the stock market , share prices advanced on the strength of higher futures prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in the past two trading sessions , traders said .

The dollar advanced in Europe after Germany 's central bank unexpectedly cut a key interest rate .

On the stock market , share prices advanced on continued buying by overseas investors in early trading and on momentum built up in the four straight sessions of gains registered through Friday .

Share prices , meanwhile , advanced in light trading , responding to an overnight record high on Wall Street .

Both bond prices and the dollar advanced in early trading after the Labor Department reported that producer prices rose a modest 0.3 percent in January , lower than the 0.4 percent increase economists had predicted .

HONG KONG ( AP ) --- Asian stock markets closed mostly higher Thursday after a record high overnight on Wall Street , with share prices advancing in Tokyo in brisk trading .

Tokyo share prices advanced in moderate trading in a favorable reaction to the yen 's fall .

CHICAGO ( AP ) --- Soybean futures prices advanced in light trading Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade , partly reflecting fears that Hurricane Opal will flood crops in the Southeast and Deep South .

TOKYO ( AP ) --- The U.S. dollar edged higher against the Japanese yen Monday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange advanced in light trading .

The average price for strict low middling 1 1-16 inch spot cotton advanced 121 points to 109.14 cents a pound Friday for the seven markets , according to the New York Cotton Exchange .

Masahiko Harada of Japan advanced to third with 245.5 points after hitting 95 meters in the second round .

On the Tokyo Stock Exchange , the benchmark 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average advanced 9.99 points , or 0.06 percent , to 17,215.08 points in the first 30 minutes of trading .

The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was up 1.09 points to 4,755.48 at the close after advancing as much as 42 points earlier in the day .

Stocks have been following bond prices for some time , and advanced to record index levels on Tuesday and again on Wednesday as bonds rose .

The U.S. currency initially advanced in Asia after the Japanese government unveiled a spending package aimed at cutting Japan 's huge trade surplus --- a major cause of the dollar 's weakness .

A 1.5 percent drop in energy prices last month after a 2.1 percent jump in November helped offset December 's 1.6 percent rise in food prices , which shot up after advancing 0.2 percent in November .

Among key sub-indexes , financials climbed 78.77 points , or 0.8 percent , to 9,983.20 while utilities advanced 139.32 points , or 1.4 percent to 10,230.93 .

No. 5 Kimiko Date also advanced easily , beating Angelica Gavaldon , 6-2 , 6-0 .

I was under the impression that people who rented council houses would have to pay the new council tax in addition to their rents . 

Or perhaps there are schemes for the disabled to rent computers at lower rates ? 

She 'd flown to Bordeaux the previous day , and rented a car at the airport . 

Maidstone rented a tiny apartment at the top of a very dilapidated building in the Vomero . 

There 's already a school for boys in Morton , and now I want to open one for girls , so I 've rented a building for it , with a small cottage for the schoolteacher . 

He earned his living with exhibitions of his work , in Ambleside at home and in Keswick , where he rented a room for the purpose ; and he also exhibited in Manchester on occasions . 

Thomas de Quincey rented a single room from a long-suffering lady called Mrs Isa Tosh . 

Edward rented it from a woman who lived abroad , a woman he had never met , and it suited him perfectly . 

The two women students who rented rooms from her had gone to church , and the remains of their breakfast lay on the table in the breakfast nook . 

If you rent your home from the local authority and want to move within your present locality , the housing department may be able to recommend a housing association in addition to their own accommodation . 

For more than four years he rented a luxury flat near his home at a cost of £385 a week and showered her with expensive gifts . 

I met him at Aunt Alicia 's because he rented half the house , and then I helped him with the horses . 

In 1988 , according to the 25-year-old headmistress , textbooks had to be rented by the students , and in 1989 the students , or their families , had to buy them . 

Seven acres of land has been rented to make up for the lost space . 

She rented the Duchess of Norfolk 's mansion in St James 's Square and filled it with red and white roses for a party . 

The Chicheley-Smythes have bought an absolutely super villa in Sardinia and say we could rent it if we 'd like to . 

We rented a plot of land and so I would have to take the meal out to my husband at mid-day . 

The sort of modest suburban house which Mrs Moore was renting at the time could be purchased in those days for £850 or £1,000 . 

A half own their own homes ( or are still buying them ) with the remainder renting mostly from local authorities . 

Accommodation rented from private landlords has always represented the most heterogeneous sector of the housing market in terms of quality and type of dwelling . 

The streets round about are a meat market ; couples rent by the half-hour -- I do n't think many of them are man and wife . " 

They were asked to use their influence with local officials to get the water supply re-connected to the £1 million villa rented by Mona Bauwens . 

Then he went slowly back to within two blocks of home , drove up the back lane and stopped before the old wooden garage which he had rented for so many years from Isobel Dawson . 

But there is always a hard core of people needing to rent , he says , such as couples testing the market or people who have had their fingers burnt . 

I tossed the cassette to Rickie who , turning away and thus leaving his blind eye facing me , fumbled the catch . 

Rushing towards the glass doors , she fumbled with frantic haste at the catch . 

Good diction can still be heard occasionally , particularly on Radio 3 , so that no one who wishes to improve himself need lack exemplars ; yet many people are content to mumble and fumble their words . 

When you first start using a program you are unsure of the keystrokes and tend to fumble . 

They 've fumbled their grip on ` youth " culture and let it slide into their bottomless pockets . 

In obvious good humour , she was commiserated with , patted on the back , thanked by the little girl 's father , offered half the prize money , which she refused , and looked around for Feargal . 

She was looking at the gentleman , and he was looking at her now and as he inclined his head he said , ` Thank you for your service . " 

Those who enjoyed this year 's ` Summer Outing " thank her for her hospitality . 

May I thank the Prime Minister for allowing his Ministers to vote as they wish on the Wild Mammals ( Protection ) Bill on Friday 14 February , St. Valentine 's day ? 

Thank you very much for bringing me the transistor -- and I 'm sorry , Dr Vaughan . 

` Thank you for coming so promptly , " began the inspector in a flat voice . 

But Marwood refuses to take issue with Bassett and , instead , has thanked him for furthering his management ambitions . 

I 've been feeling guilty all day for not thanking you properly for looking after Naomi yesterday . " 

I must thank you for replying so promptly to the questionnaire which we enclosed with the last issue of The Birmingham Magazine . 

I really wanted to thank the little guy for saving my life , but I have a hard-bitten image to keep up . 

A heavily US-financed campaign did the trick and Blaize , with a 14-1 majority , took over and thanked God for sending the Americans to save Grenada . 

Open your children 's eyes and minds to the world of books in The Red House -- it could be the start they 'll always thank you for . 

One of the most welcome sights around Hailing which we can thank the Romans for are the pheasants , it is reckoned they were first introduced by them and were quickly established here in Kent . 

Of the many directives gummed to the glass partition , one took the trouble to thank me for not smoking . 

I would like to welcome Frances to the team and to thank her for ` volunteering " to promote the Johnson Matthey Mac Challenge personal fund raiser ! ! 

The Stoddard players would like to thank their Captain for not upstaging their team on behalf of Lyles . 

I thank Mr Reckord for now admitting that he might have been insensitive in his remarks . 

Miss Parker said she thanked God for high cheek bones every time she looked in a mirror and , on cover after cover , very little beyond her cheek bones was exposed . 

` I feel I should write and thank you for the smooth transition and vast improvement to the standard of cleaning at our premises . 

Once again we must thank Colin Garrett for the superb quality of his show ` Britain 's Railway " held at the Community College , Bishop 's Castle on Friday 7th November 1992 . 

Thank you for those who help our understanding of Your word , through preaching , through writing and through sharing in the fellowship of Your church . 

The honest cop shook his head , and I thanked God for typecasting . 

I did n't go to Lourdes for a miracle but Lourdes makes me appreciate each day and thank God for Zoe . 

We thank all our friends at Q.P.B.C. for their encouragement to us and for the love they have shown us . 

On a slightly happier note , the Bass Centre would like to thank Johnny Roadhouse in Manchester for helping to retrieve one of the Status Empathy basses whipped from our Northern Music Show . 

She thanked him without warmth and stuffed the notes casually into her bag . 

And I want to thank those writers with whom solid friendships were formed : Melvyn Bragg , Gordon Burn , Jeremy Paxman , Michael Walsh , Jay Rayner , Colm Toibin and Grub Smith , among others . 

Thank God that we do have regional diversity and differences , but if we are not careful , if we pursue regionalist policies it will lead to a break-up of England . 

My thighs are so wobbly that each day I thank God that my stomach covers them 

Of course , they did not and now when I wake up in the morning and thank God that I 'm a lesbian , I remember to thank myself as well . 

` Do I thank you that yesterday you thought me a friend ? " he questioned drily , and for a moment she thought she caught a glimpse of yesterday 's charm in his look . 

I thank and congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Shrewsbury and Atcham ( Mr. Conway ) for giving the House an opportunity to cover this important ground . 

The young people who sleep rough in the streets of London have the Prime Minister to thank for having only £31 a week income support . 

There is also the hereditary factor and cellulite does tend to run in families , so you may have your mother to thank for passing it on to you ! 

Most men have maternal teaching to thank for showing them how to tie knots , said the Guild of British Tie Makers . 

It is a special occasion as it coincides with a lovely Flower Celebration and we have Canon Harney to thank very much for allowing this to happen in our lovely Cathedral . 

He succeeded Pym in control of the ordnance , and was thanked by the House for deciphering intercepted letters . 

The speaker was thanked by Freda Morris , for a wealth of helpful hints and ideas which had proved ` a real inspiration " to flower club members . 

At the end of an interview the informant will be thanked for co-operating and left feeling satisfied after what was an interesting and worthwhile discussion . 

In addition , Mrs P. Wüstefeld is thanked for her assistance with the experimental and analytical work . 

Professor Lacey left of his own accord and was thanked for his valuable contribution . 

Mr Roberts was thanked for all he had done for the Society since its inception . 

So here we are at the end of 1992 and I should like to thank you all for the tremendous hard work you have put into it . 

You will be pleases to know that altogether we have raised £1,314.53 during 1987 and we take great pleasure in thanking you all most sincerely . 

When , as must happen , you have to let me go for lack of evidence , I shall go to Cambridge to recuperate from my ordeal . 

She has been recuperating from the shoulder wound at the Steadman-Hawkins Clinic and had made enough progress to prompt speculation that she might , after all , be fit to defend her French Open title . 

While recuperating in Brighton she plunged into work at the Albion Hill Rescue Home . 

In 1925 , a little before Schrödinger produced wave mechanics , Werner Heisenberg , recuperating on the island of Heligoland from an attack of hay fever , had invented a theory which he called matrix mechanics . 

The rescued badgers have been recuperating at the vale wildlife sanctuary near Evesham , along with 6 others which were the victims of road accidents . 

In repose Biff 's arm hung in mid-air ; he might have been recuperating in a wing of the Apothacarion with his limb in traction …

He was still recuperating at home a few nights later when a rustling from the rafters above his bed proved to be yet another python which had entered the village and was lying in wait . 

They were glad to be sent to Cannes to recuperate with only one show a night . 

But he recuperated steadily , and at the beginning of April he travelled to Granada for a month 's vacation . 

Taken back to Kufra to recuperate , he was fit and well again within two weeks . 

He was by now so ` thoroughly out of health " that he retired to Scarborough for two months with his family to recuperate and consider what to do next . 

` Anyway , he 's here to recuperate , a long holiday from what I can gather . 

The doctors had given me strict orders to keep warm while I was recuperating and there was no heating at all in the house , " said Mrs Easby . 

A growth plan is developed to mature the product 's reliability over time through reliability growth testing so that it has been demonstrated by the time production begins .

Where Emily had learned to thieve so skilfully I 'll never know -- perhaps she 'd taught herself -- but it was the niftiest piece of pilfering I 'd ever witnessed . 

A man working on a theatrical seminar called ` Computers -- Whither ? " was angry because the ape recordings had thieved some of his points about the place of computer speech in the new drama . 

He d been thieving again , of course , but it was no big deal really . 

` I 'll 'ave you know it was sinful outrage , and all our purses thieved off us as well 

But the first time the breadhead says it , you expect the worst : he 'll ask you to thieve , to sell your body , to start a life of crime . 

At her first Balmoral when she stayed with her sister Jane , the Parker-Bowles were prominent among the house guests .

The policeman pulled his cap straight and said in a very careful , very patient voice , ` Who you been staying with here in the area ? "

Stay 1 week and receive an extra week free on room only basis for arrivals between 1 May-31 October .

Inez was friendly with a woman living in Hayle and she used to visit pretty often , usually on Sundays ; occasionally she would stay overnight .

` I 've been to that riding-stable -- Angela 's sister Jennifer and I went hacking one day when I stayed the weekend there .

That evening , instead of having dinner at the house , Fritz and I went to the little hotel in the town of Zenda where I had stayed before .

` I have an old friend who works for a publisher in New York and I stayed with her for a couple of weeks while I found a job .

An afternoon 's drive brought us to Christchurch , where we stayed with the Bakers .

There was n't room for her to stay in the flat with the three other girls so they decided that Katrine should stay in Piazza Pitti in Debbie 's flat .

At Easter Carolyn went to stay with him at university for a week .

For a while Elaine was cared for by young volunteers who used to come and stay with her for a few months at a time .

He was coming to stay with me for the British Grand Prix in three weeks , " said Lord Hesketh , now Government Chief Whip in the House of Lords .

Isadore Johnson , 29 , from London , had been staying at the party house in Northampton .

` And so you 're all staying at Lady Wyndham 's house in Lowndes Square ?

She went with me to stay for two days with Mina Diamandopoulos and her son Alexis at their house on Poros .

I flew to New York to stay for twelve days with my sister , who lives there .

I was at university and it was in recess and we were having a social evening in a village hall and I was staying with a friend .

Around 32 people can stay there at any one time in multi-bedded or twin rooms .

The youth moved in to stay temporarily at the manse but a crisis occurred and he committed suicide .

The Mozart family stayed briefly in Florence in the spring of 1770 before moving on to Rome for Holy week .

People came and went , said they were coming for a couple of days and stayed a week .

` What if I say I want to stay a while longer ? " she asked teasingly .

The giro was £20.60 , the fare was £12 and I stayed about six days .

Besides , " -- I caught Richard 's eye -- ` the Hobbs are staying there . "

I stayed there for a week in January and for once I found myself in the overworked brochure cliche : Marrakech is a city of contrasts and a fascinating blend of the old and new .

Perhaps she could stay just the one night , then look for something cheaper in the morning .

Suppose you lived at the top of the building , and your parents stayed on the ground floor .

Windsurf guests stay in Aspasia , Feredinos , and Avra , class ` B " houses ( see p41 ) close to the northern windsurf beach .

After that , Herbert sent John to Cape Town to stay with the Wrights during school holidays , and he started to learn to carve puppets properly .

This was a 14th-century coaching inn ( the oldest inn in Campden ) where , apparently , King Charles II stayed during the battle of Worcester in 1651 .

Funded by charity it offers relatives support and a place to stay while they 're children are being treated .

We stayed overnight in a motor camp in Picton and continued next day , southwards down the east coast to Kaikoura .

The Mayors of York would often stay and hunt here , but the glory was short-lived , for William died eight years after he had built the house .

` Normally you are welcome to stay for as long as you like , " he said quietly .

Instead it stood staring bemusedly at its assailants while blood dribbled from its jaws onto the grass . 

Her stabbing nails had torn his left upper eyelid and blood from the wound dribbled down the side of his face , some of it running across the orb itself , turning one half of his world crimson . 

His gob of saliva dribbled down then clung , warping the image of the turtle head as though the corresponding section of the enemy Titan was bubbling , rheum leaking from its right eye . 

The vagrant follows us in , grinning toothlessly at Larry , saliva dribbling from his purple lips . 

Close the vent as soon as water starts to dribble out , and check that the feed-and-expansion tank still has water in it after the radiator has been topped up . 

Nor was there blood ; only a fluid the colour of brackish water , that dribbled from the wounds and ran across the table . 

The drizzle fell steadily , dribbling across the pock-marked tarmac , forcing forlorn figures at bus-stops to huddle together even closer under the shelters . 

A sticky , pus-like fluid dribbled from the corners of both his eyes . 

A spillage of lurid neon light , yellow and orange , dribbled from the windowsill to the floor . 

Thus we are accumulating in our local rubbish dumps tons of baby excreta , some of it infected , which sooner or later will dribble into our water supply . 

The tears dribbled on her face and made bright lines across the greyness of her cheeks and then her head was lost in her hands . 

He paused , the butt of his cigar held against his brow , so that a cataract of white spume dribbled down into his eye socket . 

The food dribbled out and she had to scoop it off his chin and shove it back in . 

She felt the blouse stick to her back as the sweat began to dribble . 

An insipid winter light dribbled in a thin gruel from a small pane of glass set low in the wall just above the camp bed on which he sprawled .

Nearly breaking her neck , the pony pulled away in panic , the whites of her eyes glinting in the moonlight , coat curled with dried sweat like an Irish Water Spaniel . 

His face was flushed , his eyes glinting with excitement ; he seemed to be having difficulty breathing , too , and he spoke so rapidly that he slurred his words . 

His dark eyes glinted in the candlelight , but was it with amusement or anger ? 

Her sapphire-blue eyes glinting with anger , Laura glared after his tall figure . 

` You see -- we did n't wake the children , after all , " Ross drawled , his eyes glinting with amusement as he gazed warmly down at the soft figure in his arms . 

Hands still held to her mouth , tears glinted in her frightened eyes . 

The overhead strip lights glinted in the blackness of his eyes . 

She shook her head , the dark hair glinting with moisture , her eyes turned to me and searching mine . 

A dangerous light glinted in his eyes , small lines flared around the corners of his mouth , and his colour was slightly heightened . 

` Men , " he repeated , sardonic amusement glinting in his eyes . 

The wet stone glinted yellow with a reflection of the embankment lights above . 

He laughed , his teeth glinting white , ` Very well , my treasure , but the answer 's still the same . 

He had his arm around her shoulder , her amazing hair glinted in the candlelight . 

The other laughed , a swift recovery , white teeth glinting in the brown face . 

We are back with Miss Miniver , her glasses glinting in the firelight . 

Sometimes Eudo had glimpsed the French King , his blond hair glinting in the guttering torchlight . 

I wondered if she might ever get frostbite ; I was sure I could see little crystals of ice glinting on her faint moustache . 

A tall woman in a loose blue calico wrap , her ankles and wrists glinting with gold in the sun , squatted on the dusty ground . 

But her smile was bright and her eyes -- as blue as Nicolo 's -- glinted with happiness . 

She looked at the coins glinting against his palm , then at him . 

The torchlight flickered over gilt lettering at the top of the gate and the two words ` GREY FRIARS " glinted briefly before disappearing into the darkness again . 

Ruby , however , meant to walk the opposite way and glided proudly up Fleet Street , purple headscarf bobbing and gold hooped earrings glinting cruelly . 

She went over to the shelf where she had left her drink , and stared down in dismay at the overturned glass , the shards of crystal glinting wickedly up at her in the dim light . 

The Squat tugged his flak-jacket straight , brushed dirt off it , combed his gingery beard with his fingers , flicked at his knotted ponytail as if a fly had landed on it . 

He drew on socks , a tight pair of Italian jeans , and plimsolls , combed his receding hair before a mirror . 

Lice themselves are best found by combing the hair with a detector comb . 

She was combing her hair , her face reflected in the mirror sheet of beaten gold . 

He was not wearing his faded jeans , but a pair of creamy-coloured trousers and a short-sleeved shirt , and he had combed his hair away from his face . 

` I can visualize you three duelling many times till you inoculate yourselves against any trace of enmity . " 

By the end of the week , two of our first-year novitiates could ski faster than I. My son and his friend Julien duelled nonchalantly with ski-poles as they bombed downhill . 

He duelled briefly with the Triplane , lost it , and came round in a wide , searching turn . 

She had left the two of them to duel , not even acting as referee , waiting for them to tire , perhaps even to appeal to her . 

Fur and cashmere clad women stride past their street vending fellows hurrying to the seductive warmth of the elegant Estee Lauder store , or to browse perhaps in Galerie Lafayette and Benetton . 

A patent is the exclusive right granted by the Crown of ` using , exercising , and vending " an invention . 

` The Body Shop " , which makes and vends environmentally-friendly beautifiers , has proved astonishingly successful .

We would encourage all restaurants , cafeterias , delicatessens , food vending services and convenience stores to do the same .

Catering manager Jim Buchan commented : ` We provide a snack service as well as hot meals and we run the vending operation for the yard . "

Once the door was closed , I remonstrated angrily but Benjamin just shook his head . 

Sergeant Bramble was about to remonstrate when they were interrupted by Constable Quince wheeling his bicycle . 

Just as young children will cry and remonstrate or say ` do n't leave me " , so the adult may use just the same words or convey by their behaviour that this is their worry . 

The captain remonstrated , but eventually he had no option but to give it to her . 

Malcolm Harris , who would have been the most vigorous protester , was not present , but Peter Hickton , acting on the author 's behalf , remonstrated . 

Lucy remonstrated , when Virginia had made them both a cup of tea and perched herself on the edge of Lucy 's bed . 

When she was about to remonstrate after hitting a less than perfect iron aboard the 7th green in the final round , Jim put up a salutary hand by way of saying ` stop " . 

Another time his father might have laughed or mildly remonstrated about the cruelty of the imitation . 

Their bid was blocked on grounds that seemed contrived : the MMC purported to be worried , eg , that Lonrho might flood Harrods with nylon sheets made by one of its subsidiaries . 

Both before , and when , the Nazis took over Poland they flooded the bookstalls of that country with pornography . 

The papers you are working on are fairly heavy and , unless you are flooding the paper with watercolour , should stand up to washes without the need for stretching . 

The huge hydro-electric dam project at Konable will flood good farming land , but the flow of investment dollars has financed a boom in luxury goods for the rich minority . 

Most aid specialists agree that , once the worst of a famine is over , the distribution of free food should be kept to a minimum to avoid flooding local markets . 

While working at the cinema , for instance , he tried to repair a cistern and ended up flooding the place . 

A 25-mile strip of rich muckland south of the lake was designated for sugar-cane plantations , to be drained and flooded by huge pumps . 

The reserve takes in part of the Minsmere levels which were flooded during the Second World War to counter possible invasion . 

MOVIE queen Liz Taylor was flooded with flowers as she fought pneumonia at her Hollywood home yesterday . 

A high capacity electric pump flooded the engine and no return for excess fuel was fitted . 

The colour flooded his pale face and he barked at her , from low in his throat , ` Who drove me there ? 

Even now , local farmers around Axholme regard the ` warped land " which was deliberately flooded with silt as the best land in the region . 

On June 12 nine former politburo members were reported expelled from the PLA .

Boulton records that the constitution provided that : ` any member associated with , or giving support to , any subversive or lawless activities whatsoever shall be expelled from the body .

Nkrumah dealt with the rebels by expelling 81 CPP members ; many of them drifted over to the NPP .

On Nov. 23 the party announced that 12,500 of its 48,000,000 members had been expelled in 1989 , largely for corruption .

The politburo also expelled Mr Miroslav Stepan , former head of the party in Prague .

Liu Binyan and Su Xiaokang were expelled from the official Chinese Writers ' Association for their " anti-government activities abroad " .

He was expelled from QUB after a conviction which resulted from a too-well-celebrated student society dinner .

The electricians were expelled from the TUC in 1988 and a positive vote from the new union would lead to a reunification of the British trade union movement .

He and weightlifter Andrew Saxton were expelled for using the drug Clenbuterol .

Criticised by some of his superiors as a communist , Aristide was expelled from his Salesian order in 1988 for failing to comply with an order transferring him to Canada .

The deputy leader of the parliamentary FKgP faction , Sandor Olah , was expelled from the party on Nov. 1 for opposing the move to expel the ministers , and two other deputies were expelled .

In Hungary , the ruling party expelled Istvan Csurka , the country 's leading right-wing nationalist , from its ranks .

Ho Non was expelled from the central committee for " inappropriateness " and " pilfering for personal benefit " .

And I suppose we 'd better go and asphyxiate ourselves up at the sulphur springs .

In the latter case it is important to remove the dead algae as this will deoxygenate the water during its decomposition and may asphyxiate the fish .

Every so often , the fumes from an unpredictable cocktail of effluents asphyxiates a luckless sewer worker .

Sulphur hexafluoride itself is harmless except in a confined space , where it displaces oxygen and can asphyxiate people .

Maybe she was hoping to asphyxiate him with carbon monoxide fumes .

The relentless , time-consuming nature of his work literally asphyxiates the self-reflective side of his personality .

However , with Black against Karpov it is almost impossible to avoid this kind of situation and the desire to tear Karpov apart with bare hands as it were , is quite unrealistic . 

I can hear Anya 's voice -- a low secret murmur -- in the kitchen , along with the hiss of steam , the tintinnabulation of a teaspoon , the scream of a biscuit packet being torn apart . 

It was when ` the Spirit of the Lord came mightily upon him " that ` he tore a lion asunder as one tears a kid " ( Judg. 14:6 ) . 

In the Wallowa valley , Old Joseph tore in two the piece of paper he called the Thief Treaty . 

Eventually , I was strong enough to concentrate on tearing the hare into pieces , impaling the joints on sticks , and thrusting them into the glowing heat of my fire . 

ROBERT HOPKINS , a young Queensland aborigine , tried to hang himself in a prison cell using a blanket torn into strips . 

He tore one of Mum 's dusters into strips for this purpose and we busied ourselves counting out sticks and piling up bundles . 

She picked up the dress and tore the thin material into several strips , then began to make a tourniquet . 

` I used to tear telephone books in half as a sort of party trick . " 

She took the two halves of the letter away , tore them in fragments , and burned them in her grate . 

She then tried to tear the plans in half , but the paper was of a strong variety . 

Alida Thorne read the letter again , and then tore it into forty or fifty tiny squares , her hand shaking with anger . 

Beside the Cross one of the men had torn a paper into little bits and scattered them , to a groaning catcall from the crowd . 

In his autobiographical novel , The Favourite Game , he tells how Breavman ` tried to fight his anger with a softer emotion , " and how ` he tore the books as his father weakened . " 

BILLY Connolly 's got his out-of-work wife Pam a job in the circus -- as long as he agrees to tear the tickets . 

Actaeon sees and Actaeon is torn , wrote Harsnet , but Ovid in his exile by the Black Sea neither sees the Goddess nor is torn by the dogs . 

So why do n't you just settle to knowing your place and doing your job , and just maybe I wo n't let him tear you in shreds the way he 's aching to do ? 

` That 's just what I said to myself when I woke up this morning , but when I looked on the floor , there was the veil , torn in two halves ! " 

She had given him some newspaper torn into squares and a glass of dark-brown liquid that tasted like spanish water . 

She could easily recall his smell too , as if he were in her arms at this very moment -- an expensive cologne warmly melded with his very own Mediterranean muskiness . 

U.N. officials have said a small spark could set off a wider war that could meld with the fighting in Bosnia .

The method works with dye tailored to stick only to specific gene sequences in a specific kind of radiation cell damage , in which a chromosome knocked in half by nuclear particles melds crookedly .

NAGANO , Japan --- Modern technology and ancient rituals meld in opening ceremonies Saturday for the biggest Winter Olympics ever , with more than 2,400 athletes set to compete on ice and snow .

The House and Senate budget outlines will be melded next month by a conference committee of lawmakers from both chambers .

The movement heightened concerns further that warfare in both countries will meld into an even bloodier Balkan conflict .

The justification for the reversal of the burden of proof in unfair dismissal cases is that employers will be in the best position to explain what reasons they had for terminating the employment . 

In 1988 the university purportedly terminated the applicant 's contract of employment not for good cause but on the ground of redundancy , giving him three months ' written notice . 

`` No under-aged workers will be terminated before the survey can be completed and until the appropriate school programs for the workers can be put in place , '' the accord said .

Sabah Shipyard was reported to have retrenched 703 workers , Seagate 750 workers , a factory in Kulim laid off 1,000 workers , and another in Ipoh terminated 146 employees .

It was also reported that Seagate in Singapore has terminated 1,000 workers , of which 70-80 per cent are Malaysians .

The Prime Minister , who was asked to comment on reports that employers had resorted to terminating workers without any notice , described retrenchment in Malaysia as not serious and limited to certain groups of people .

An Indonesian court , acting on a complaint from Multipolar , issued a provisional order Thursday requiring Wal-Mart to hand over all accounting documents for the stores to Multipolar and not to terminate any employees .

His first , 11 weeks after the crash took place on December 20 when he was gently transferred from hospital by ambulance , strapped to a stretcher .

We will end the deregulation of buses , introduce bus priority measures integrated with new rapid transit systems within a ` green light " programme designed to encourage people to transfer to public transport .

The 7.05 from Hartlepool to Darlington and the 7.57 from Darlington to Hartlepool were both cancelled and passengers transferred to buses .

` The pressure only comes off and then to a degree , not totally when you qualify for the World Cup , " he said as the squad transferred to Detroit .

Airport police confirmed Demeke had gone through security checks , dismissing reports that he had avoided them by transferring from an Oslo flight .

On successful completion of the training they then transfer to another ship in the fleet and work as a waiter or waitress .

DETROIT 'S mayor publicly muses about imposing a state of emergency in his city . 

But when he has gone I buy another whisky , and sit there musing on being a crunched-up spring . 

Curzon was wont to complain , and with justice , that Chamberiain ‘ forgot all about India when he launched his scheme ’ , and whimsically mused on ‘ what would have become of him and us if he had ever visited India …

After dinner Leonora returned to her knitting , glad of its soothing monotony , when Penry began musing about her background . 

He lifted another log onto the fire as we mused about climbing possibilities , and poured another round of rather large drinks . 

Charles and Diana frequently visited their brother John 's lichen-covered grave in the Sandringham churchyard and mused about what he would have been like and whether they would have been born if he had lived . 

I climbed out of my hired morning suit , mused lingeringly on everything I 'd experienced that eventful day … and fell fast asleep . 

Railway officials , like their political bosses in Moscow , were apt to muse on the brilliant future in order to escape from pressing current problems . 

Blanche stood outside on the pavement under the restaurant 's yellow awning and mused on what the girl had told her . 

Keeler has been musing on the nature of weediness and the likelihood of it evolving among engineered crops . 

Tam Dalyell muses on the need to control a pernicious form of pollution 

I had chosen the right moment , because I found him , not so much irresolute as musing on the possibility of being wiped out by ` a stray bomb " . 

The Collector , in a remote and academic sort of way , was musing on this question of ammunition , considering whether there was anything left which still might be fired . 

Lagerfeld 's thoughts on Frederick the Great led him to muse on his relationship with his own father . 

In Oz David Widgery took time off from musing on the revolution to provide an obituary for Jack Kerouac , one of the people with whom the entire movement had started . 

In its aftermath , he muses on the sort of films he should be making . 

Black pretended not to overhear , but mused at the private world of women and the bond that had formed between the two . 

The two lazed variously upon potato sacks , sharing a Woodbine and musing upon this and that . 

I settled happily before the blazing fire , musing upon the stupidity of salmon fishing and certain of my friends . 

Mr Patten even mused that the Conservative Party might set up a think-tank on the lines of Germany 's Konrad Adenauer Stiftung , the research arm of the governing Christian Democrats . 

Daedalus mused that if the metal was not uniformly heated , upwelling convection cells would form within it . 

The car lurched to the right , mounted the grass verge , and ploughed through the safety barrier . 

The youngsters died after a car ploughed into a roadside bench at Akers Way in Swindon . 

Five young people died when Goochs car ploughed into a roadside bench . 

These are the crumpled remains of a car which ploughed through a hedge and into the side of a house in Reddings Road in Cheltenham . 

The Austin Metro veered off the road , went across an embankment and ended up in a field , having ploughed through a fence and hedgerow . 

A NURSE smiled and pulled faces at a friend just before a van ploughed into the back of her car , causing fatal injuries . 

The young man , who is now 23 years old , was only 16 when a car ploughed into him and a couple of friends as they walked home from a party . 

The two girls died when the car ploughed into them from behind as they skipped along a pavement . 

A stolen Volkswagen Golf ploughed through cones on to the M25's hard shoulder . 

The Army may train law enforcement officials and lend them equipment for use in drug raids .

( Which reminds me that I lent it to Ellen S a year ago , and have n't seen hide nor hair of it since .

Also : a coworker and fellow Joss-fan lent me a tape of Angel several weeks ago .

The two teams presented the letter to their banks , and as a result the banks lent them money against that distribution to cover their payrolls .

Also , why ca n't I find the tape my coworker lent me that had Angel on it ?

The receptionist where I 've been freelancing , a serious music geek who turned down my offer to lend him the CD because he was n't a Beck fan , finally heard it and now thinks it 's one of the best albums of the year .

As a result , they greatly understated the risk to which they were exposing both their investors and those who lent them money .

Gud , if you want to lend her to me , I can polish her technique .

Suppose , he says , that someone was willing to lend you a trillion dollars to invest as you like .

The Washington Post approves , but William Greider argues in the Washington Post that the Fed is needlessly punishing the masses ; instead , it should discipline only banks that lend promiscuously .

the banks , so that capital could then be lent to help rebuild businesses ravaged

The two Times each report that John Sweeney , AFL-CIO president , announced yesterday that the unions affiliated with his organization would lend the Teamsters $ 10 million a week--to be used for strikers ' benefits--for " many , many weeks . "

You might say that the answer is obvious : Overindebted companies ca n't borrow more , and the banks are in no position to lend anyway .

In 1998 , the World Bank sped the normal paperwork and lent the government $ 32 .

WHEN Fattorini & Sons , of Birmingham , were commissioned to fashion a trophy for a new competition to be run by the Essex Football Association in 1882 they really went to town .

Challenging themselves to fashion something beautiful from their desolate lot , they score with the crunchy hymn to friendship ` Palomine " , here included as both clenched-fist stomper and much more approachable strung-out slowie .

Born of Dilga , the Earth Mother , they fashioned the first genitals from the magic fungus for the hitherto sexless and infertile humans who had aimlessly wandered the earth .

It was fashioned from dark green plastic , wafer thin , yet of considerable weight .

Carefully , almost lovingly , he pulled the instrument across his knees and began to pluck at the strings with a plectrum fashioned from tortoise-shell .

Tab the tinker , who had come in to be shriven , had agreed to fashion a coffin of sorts out of thin planks of wood .

` The witch cuts the hand from a murdered man then fashions a candle out of human grease which is lighted and put into the hand .

The man who fashions a visionary ideal of community demands that it be realized by God , by others , and by himself .

It is always possible to fashion a principle to fit the argument of the moment .

A grotto fashioned out of chicken wire and concrete is lit by a stained glass window featuring an Eastern scene.A stream trickles into 2 pools and on the bank sits a treasure chest .

It was fashioned of sandalwood , beautifully carved , and no larger than was needed to hold a psalter .

Herbert also penned the verses which have come to sum up the general fate of such investigations : 

There he penned a juvenile Gothic novel , a copy of which he intended to send to his belle . 

SO WROTE Stephen Vincent Benet , who also penned the immortal line ` Bury my heart at Wounded Knee . " 

Or what about this constructive comment penned by a biologist reviewing a grant proposal . 

But we could n't resist quoting captain Martyn Moxon at length in a piece he has penned for the club . 

On his return , Bran penned many lovely ballads describing his experiences , and taught his countrymen how to create sweet music and beautiful lyrics . 

Charlotte , Ruth thought as she penned the note , would be delighted . 

On the reverse of each plate is Cicely Mary Barker 's original poem that she penned for each fairy . 

Indeed , so popular were the Pathfinders characters that several of them were hived off to appear in another children 's sf serial , City Beneath the Sea , a well written technological thriller penned by John Lucarotti . 

I have penned many profound words upon the subject of ` inanimate objects " . 

The author , Susan Hill , was given a large advance to write a sequel to Daphne du Maurier 's Rebecca and Emma Tennant is penning a follow-up to Jane Austen 's Pride and Prejudice . 

They verify that is coming from where the person says it 's coming .

The technical officer was verifying that all platforms within firing range were accepting the signal .

The bank , upon verifying compliance with the terms of the credit , and obtaining its customer 's payment or reimbursement , released the goods to the customer .

AN ATTEMPT by an Australian scientist to verify American claims that Vietnamese forces are spraying chemical weapons in South-East Asia has failed to either prove or disprove the accusation .

Special damages must be calculated to date and verified by exhibiting vouchers ( eg employers ' letters ) .

The data have been verified immunohistochemically using the monoclonal antibody Ki-67 to show a reduction in the labelling index .

The kind of testimony which makes sense of and verifies ` backs " is one involving its related activities .

The incidence was verified by macroscopic and microscopic inspection .

Composers Pen allows you to verify your work on screen prior to printing .

In 1903 the Director General of the Army Medical Services and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons responded to these revelations by medically verifying the distinction between the healthy and respectable working-class and the diseased residuum .

Now look here , if you honestly think that I 'm going down to the police station and verifying a story like that then you can think again !

He seldom troubles to verify a reference or document a case , his rejections tend to be magisterially dismissive , his judgements readily upstage even his most august victims .

Either Lorna or you can testify : she can verify the purpose of that list ; you can bear witness about Brimmer 's death squads .

The results of the study have been verified by experts from the World Health Organization ( WHO ) and independent doctors .

They verified both predictions , and calculated the effective mass of a moving soliton. it is about the same as an electron 's mass .

Please verify that there is sufficient disk quota and privilege to write to a file in the supplied working directory .

The Khmers Rouges refused to abide by the plan on the grounds that the UN had failed to verify adequately the withdrawal of all Vietnamese troops from Cambodia .

British movements in that direction were verified , and on 9 September Bülow ordered the Second Army to withdraw .

We stapled a piece of blue baize around the door and , hey presto , there was a neat little portable platform which we could produce when the time came , looking incredibly efficient . 

Cards , bead chains and baubles are displayed on the mantelshelf while a garland is carefully stapled to the underside , with tiny cherubs and tassels tied in place . 

We had to staple a polythene vapour barrier to the rafters of a pitched roof . 

If they are smaller , staple them together as a pad for rough calculations . 

The add-list can then be stapled to each batch of invoices for the accounting period as a permanent record and filed on a lever arch file for each contract . 

A few of these cells are selected through the specificity of their antigen receptor and mature into either CD4 +CD8 - , or CD4 -CD8 +T cells which exit from the thymus .

As cells mature , however , they switch on some parts of those instructions , and switch off others .

The most that one could say is that they never consented and that therefore when they matured and reached the age of consent they were entitled to say no .

While ZZZ triploids seemed like normal males that produced abnormal sperm , ZZW animals appeared female on hatching and then developed some male gonadal and behavioral characteristics as they matured [ 20 ] .

Shorter development time is important in ephemeral aquatic habitats such as temporary ponds and phytotelmata , allowing adults to escape prior to dry down in late spring or early summer [ 29 30 ] . Short time to maturity allows the insects to escape their larval habitat before it dries up , and males that mature before females are ready to mate when females emerge .

why why am i waiting you know it 's just the it 's just the way your attitude changes and you mature i suppose but

well as you say when you 're taking children to the doctor and adults too it does make a difference our children are matured out of the home and uh our needs are much different than they were

He was nearly scalped and broke his arm and collarbone when he smashed against it . 

One of them , Gerard Cochran , boasted that he personally ` would kill Joseph and scalp him and wear his scalp as a bridle " . 

They scalped old men and women , beheaded others , slit throats , cut out tongues , sliced off ears , and hacked off limbs . 

With a bank loan , Belinda bought 5 UNC acres of land bordering Avon and Gloucestershire and planted it with beech , lime , oak and ash trees . 

The Dutch nurserymen have planted a Green Valley with rhododendrons , conifers , acers and heathers spiked with lilies and unusual bulbs . 

Joan Bailey said to Roland , ` George 's great-great-grandfather planted all this woodland , you know . 

Opposite are two beds planted with dwarf conifers and winter flowering heathers . 

A classic summer basket , densely planted with colourful favourites 

They have converted a meadow into 30 " mini-meadows " of one square metre , each planted with grasses and plants . 

Beds planted with summer filling of tiger lilies , carnations , sweet peas , poppies , marigolds , gentians and fuchsias . 

The strike was typical in that it killed bystanders rather than soldiers , who patrol the city in heavily armored vehicles .

A plan approved Sunday by the transitional leadership to bring rebel fighters under civilian authority angered the rebel commander whose forces patrol Tripoli .

The political process is frenzied and bewildering ; hosts of gun trucks and Kalashnikov-wielding rebels patrol the streets .

But there is also a feeling that only troops who have patrolled the streets of Haditha can understand the pressures the Marines experienced in 2005.

Pakistan 's army recently added 4,000 troops to the 70,000 soldiers patrolling the rugged , nearly 1,500-mile , border between the countries in what it says is a determined effort to stop infiltrations of Afghanistan .

They patrol the streets around the clock , slipping away to their homes every few days for a shower and to assure relatives of their safety .

I patrolled the streets of Baghdad 's elite Karrada neighborhood and its insurgent-rich Doura sector , shaking people 's hands and learning their problems .

Consequently , U. S. and Iraqi commanders have been forced to rely largely on Shiite troops to patrol the Sunni-dominated province .

With the additional troops , the U. S. Army says it can patrol every neighborhood in Dora , sometimes several times a day .

Schools and colleges were shut down , and extra police patrolled the streets .

Farr also joined the Explorer Scouts and rode along with sheriff 's deputies nearly every weekend , preferring to patrol the city 's east side because " that 's where the action is , " Russell said .

In addition , a civilian apparently caught in the cross-fire died , said Maj. Angela Herbert , a spokeswoman for the multinational peacekeeping force that patrols Kabul .

The four men , armed with assault rifles , were instructed to go back at least 50 miles and patrol the desert to guard against a government counterattack , they said .

U. S. forces have been stationed at an air base bordering the city , while police patrol the provincial capital itself .

While our Delta Company patrolled a stretch of Baghdad road where five of our soldiers were eventually killed , people who had never set foot in Iraq were quoted about our performance .

Since entering Buner , the Taliban has reportedly set up checkpoints , begun patrolling roads and ordered barbershops to stop shaving beards .

NATO is also enforcing a no-fly zone and patrolling the Mediterranean as part of an arms embargo against Libya .

Troops patrolling on foot , by contrast , try to keep enough distance between them so that if one of them is unlucky enough to trigger an IED , his comrades might be injured , but survive .

A soldier may patrol for months without ever seeing the enemy , yet risk death or disfigurement at any moment .

" My guards cannot patrol in the night because of stringent security in forest areas , but smugglers can smuggle their pack mules on the same routes , " he said .

Marines continue to patrol on foot in Helmand Province , searching for roadside bombs and attempting to win favor with residents .

The U. S. troops initially will patrol with the Iraqis , authorities said , but eventually will withdraw and play a backup role .

Bell again was arrested July 3 , charged with 12 misdemeanor counts of making threatening phone calls during May and June to McGough and Deputy Jon Christiansen , who lives and patrols in the Valley Center area .

The capital 's police force -- patrolling in blue-and-white cars with stenciled numbers -- has grown to 7,000 officers .

In addition , city officials pay LAPD personnel overtime to patrol LAX during busy holiday periods or when the nation 's terrorist alert level is raised to orange , for a high risk of attack .

Israel has nothing but disdain for the 2,000-member U. N. force that has patrolled the border zone for nearly two decades .

Steinbacher was sent to Iraq two months ago and assigned the dangerous work of patrolling the neighborhoods of Baghdad .

Calm was restored by late afternoon , with Afghan and U. S. troops patrolling the streets and sealing off areas .

Villagers in those districts say militants have begun patrolling areas they control and setting up checkpoints .

He said he liked handing them out to Iraqi children while patrolling rural villages .

Abbas said troops have set up checkpoints on roads in Swat to intercept fleeing Taliban , but they do not have the manpower to patrol the myriad footpaths that run through the picturesque valley .

Gun trucks patrolling the streets met little resistance , even when cruising the main thoroughfare of Abu Salim , a bastion of support for Kadafi and site of fierce battles days earlier .

Foreign warplanes may begin patrolling Libya 's skies as early as this weekend .

As vehicles of the revolutionary forces patrolled the dusty villages in newly seized territory Sunday , many residents peered angrily from their homes .

Bahrain is home to the U. S. Navy 's 5th Fleet , which patrols the Persian Gulf and is regarded by Arab nations as a counter to Shiite Iran 's growing regional influence .

But as they patrol the narrow , winding streets and try to protect themselves from a deadly , unseen enemy , the November 2005 incident hangs like dust in the air .

Other members of the battalion have sought in recent months to downplay the incidents , saying the abuse was led by Iraqi soldiers and was merely witnessed by U. S. soldiers who were patrolling with them .

The detectives in the Bayaa district say that crime has fallen noticeably in the center of Baghdad -- near the area known as the " green zone " patrolled heavily by U. S. troops .

" At the same time , however , Arab League member state Qatar was moving fighter jets into position to begin flights patrolling over Libya .

Most of the added troops have been patrolling Kandahar for weeks , pumping residents for information on insurgents while promising development and a responsive government .

In the meantime , Grozny is to be patrolled jointly by Russian and Chechen forces until relations are stable and Moscow 's troops can withdraw .

And along the sniper alley of a freeway that runs between Fallouja and Ramadi , Marines patrol less like warriors than traffic cops .

He should really start thinking about double-checking a few things .

But what really excited her about the visit was the museum 's corresponding red leather book containing all the same names , which enabled both to double-check the information .

Julia resolved to double-check everything she typed today and stay late , if need be , to get up to date .

You should always double-check that the patient is sitting up safely , and keep watch in case he changes position as you go along .

As I neurotically double-check if the tape is running , I mutter by way of apology , ` I 've had some bad experiences with tape recorders . "

He double-checked the pockets of his suit and turned up a folded business card belonging to one Murray Mancuso , Offshore Investors Ltd .

In other words , he double-checks the contents of a fish finger or a sausage .

Two hours later , when he had finished , Manville began to double-check it , by re-translating it all back into English .

Which was why she was checking and double-checking everything that landed on her desk .

This stage can also be used for double-checking your copper track design for errors or omissions .

Even if you normally do not bother too much about checking the wiring before trying out a new project , always at least double-check the mains wiring on any mains powered projects .

Any suspicious images can then be double-checked by a radiologist before any decision is taken to treat the patient .

We dragged the man free and Warren drove the car at the dogs to box them in the alleyway so they could not escape . 

The crab-like hand reached him , closed around his belt , and began to drag him relentlessly clear . 

In one shop I virtually had to drag a sales assistant away from his pressing chat with a colleague to help me . 

Round and round they staggered like the end of some ghastly marathon , Luke dragging Maldita upright and along by her headcollar , supporting her with his body , Perdita propping up her other side . 

Meg dragged her chair close and put her arms around the older woman . 

There was a little struggle and Osman half dragged himself free . 

Cornelius dragged his suitcase across the deserted concourse of the grand Victorian station . 

` I saw state policemen drag strikers across the road and make them kneel in the ditch there while they held shotguns in their backs . 

Working dogs -- even those dragging sledges across the snow for days on end -- should not look like hat stands . 

One mother , near the Blue Hall estate to the north of Stockton , was dragging her three young kids along a trackside shortcut . 

Clothes were strewn on the sofa and chairs and Faustina was dragging a silver lame belt along the carpet . 

Paul follows John , who seems to be dragging his legs along the floor . 

With a final burst of furious rain , the sky cleared and I dragged my bag along the road in blinding sunshine . 

The men took it in turns to drag Stephen along the tunnel back to the foot of the ladder . 

` At the last moment she tried to back out but I dragged her back by the elbow . 

Eventually he pulled her off and dragged her away by the scruff of her neck . 

He also threatened to drag him down the street handcuffed to the bumper of his car . 

They probably figure the public would n't like them very much if they dragged a sick girl from her bed . 

If an insect walks by , she grabs it and instantly drags it inside the tunnel . 

Dragging her into his arms , he pressed his mouth against her neck . 

You ca n't run with a baby , and I 'm not going to drag my kids into the sort of life I 've been living . 

Then I got up and took the two rugs by their corners and dragged them outside the door . 

As I left the pen I saw Mr Stokill dragging a large object over the cobbles . 

Willie sat dejectedly at the table and watched Tom drag his small mattress past the window . 

She dragged a hand through her hair , only too aware of how she must look . 

Ember dragged her to her feet and she limped stiff-legged through the hatch and on to the landing-ramp . 

Lucenzo swept over to her , caught her arm and dragged her to the entrance of the ballroom . 

He was looking pleased with himself as he dragged the table to the side of the room to make space to work in . 

She grabbed Anna 's arm , her fingers sinking into the flesh , and began to drag her toward the car . 

Mrs. Morgan testified that she had been dragged by her husband from the bedroom which she shared with her small son . 

The duty manager had to drag her off the dance-floor during the cabaret show . 

He felt himself dragged from the bed , his legs and arms quivering with restlessness . 

I was flung into a police van , and Russell was also dragged in . 

The next article that Zach dragged out was a stiff black circular object . 

This morning he was suddenly dragged out , paraded through the streets , displayed to the public , and then beheaded on Tower Hill . 

Children , boys and girls , were loading small carts to be dragged along by old horses . 

A man who nearly died when he was dragged along under a car for a quarter of a mile says he hopes to be leaving hospital soon . 

The sky was low and constantly shifting as different layers of grey and black cloud were dragged around by gusty winds . 

He was dragged around by wire flex wrapped round his neck , beaten and threatened with being strangled and having his ears cut off . 

In fact , her mate Klono had been killed and dragged off by a leopard one night when her son Krono was about a year old . 

` She bit me last night , " he said , dragging up his trouser-leg and showing her the line of tiny red marks . 

It was an awful noise like little kids you heard in the street when they fell down and their Mums dragged them along the pavement . 

Have men with oxen drag the barrels up the mountain to a lake with a narrow outlet . 

` We need love to break the chain of evil , " Jesus tells a crowd about to stone the prostitute Mary Magdalene ( rising star Barbara Hershey is badly miscast and totally unconvincing ) . 

We tend to believe that it is only in Iran that people who commit adultery are stoned , whereas in Europe it 's the other way round . 

In the Middle East more than 800 people were hanged , shot by firing squad or stoned to death in 1991 . 

The local people had stoned her for wearing trousers in the street and Fernando had ruefully added how things had changed since then -- now anything went in Majorca . 

Surely we should follow the example of Jesus in confronting the woman taken in adultery , who was about to be stoned . 

The last great Neo philosopher , a woman , Hypatia , was stoned to death as she returned from a lecture at the library -- again by ` Christians " -- in A.D. 415 . 

Put her in a hole and stoned her and covered her up with earth before she was dead . 

The girl was to be guarded until she delivered , at which time she was to be stoned to death . 

In A.D. 36 , for example , Stephen , usually hailed as Christianity 's first martyr , was stoned to death in Jerusalem , and many Nazareans fled the city . 

His father became a Protestant lecturer in England , and according to his son a Catholic mob stoned him to death . 

Some of the Phocaeans had been stoned to death by the Etruscans of Caere , traditional philhellenes ; some had to move to Elea in southern Italy . 

He seems to have lost the knack when he most needed it , for he was stoned to death by unimpressed heathens . 

There was no one about apart from a couple of youths stoning the seagulls with empty beer bottles . 

He might even try to inflame the menfolk of Banda into stoning Jane . 

They led the dogs to a place where the river meandered and the shingle bank was broad and deserted , and they beat them with sticks or stoned them . 

Policemen who were stoned by the crowd used live ammunition to disperse it , killing at least one person . 

Initial reports indicated hundreds had been killed when a military unit had been stoned by a hungry and unruly mob . 

But , in a sinister turn of events , firemen were stoned by gangs of youths as they tried to deal with several out-of-control bonfires on Merseyside . 

Firefighters were stoned at Harris Street , Bootle , where a fire had been lighted on a railway goods line . 

Soldiers guard a three-mile section of the ` Hell 's Highway " to the popular Natal coastline where 70 motorists have been stoned and shot at . 

Even the firemen were stoned as they tried to put out the fires . " 

Only after that did Palestinians begin stoning the police and Jewish worshippers at the Wailing Wall situated at the foot of the Mount . 

The inevitable result is that the more adventurous or less safe ways of operating public transport aircraft are far less common now than they were before the days of flight recorders .

Loganair usually operates a Shorts 360 aircraft on the Edinburgh -Wick-Kirkwall route .

Two passengers were operating lap-top computers when a Boeing 747-400 started oscillating left and right during flight .

Eventually he managed to sit in a chair unaided and began to attend the hospital school , where he operated a computer with a mouth-held drumstick .

The other important but less visible change is that those who operate the robots and computers are part-time women workers .

Insist on a demonstration if you 're unsure how to operate the equipment .

They are capable of administering drugs and operating resuscitation equipment .

After the girl had calmed down enough to operate her scanning equipment , a number of hairline fractures had been revealed and a torn muscle .

The repeater bolt thrower has a crew of two models and if one crewman is slain then the remaining crewman can continue to operate the machine without any reduction in performance .

People holding loud parties or operating noisy machinery will be closely scrutinised by the council 's environmental health officers .

Cold weather enabled the resorts to operate their snowmaking machines and ensure a solid white carpet back to the village which survived a warm patch over Christmas and is predicted to last long through the months ahead .

Experience with Atlantean buses suggested that a driver could operate a double-deck vehicle , and this principle was applied to 761 .

Many hauliers have spent years operating vehicles actually owned by the haulage company , but the benefits of expanding business using some form of contract hire agreement can not be ignored .

With little additional labour available , employers compete fiercely for labour to operate newly installed machinery .

` We operate a menu to get the best out of the rations , " Lamb says .

Visitors will be able to operate a network of interactive VDUs to obtain information on almost all the works we possess and their history as if they were taking a peep into the vaults .

Software users should operate secure and efficient housekeeping systems to reduce the danger of unauthorized copies being made of programs .

Foreign officers could not operate radar and other navigational equipment .

It was a Balkan wake , with black-scarved women keening and strapping soldiers in uniform weeping openly .

Others wailed and keened , as friends and relatives propped them up .

He had to get out before he spewed , and pushed through the crowd , jostling Jess who was on her way in . 

I fought for breath between heaves , snatching down flecks of vomit and coughing and spewing at the same time . 

Two fences later , as the runners swerved left over the Canal Turn , he had sped to the front and was inexorably increasing his advantage and turning the Grand National into a glorious exhibition round . 

` Sue us , " said Lawrence , and the car swerved left off the highway and pulled into the forecourt of Fernley House . 

A green pickup swerved across a field to follow a combine with a tractor and trailer travelling alongside . 

Within twelve months of taking out a joint policy , a successful businesswoman was killed in her car when a lorry swerved across her path . 

It veered out of control , swerved across the road and crashed into a shop front . 

Later he described how a car , driven by Mr Gooch had struck a kerb , swerved across the road , before being catapulted back again and out of site . 

Ever since she had met him she had been on a roller-coaster , going up and down and swerving from one emotional crisis to another . 

Revving fast in low gear the Citron swerved in a half-circle and smashed into the bank at the roadside , flinging the coolie clear . 

A slick transfer put Hooks clear 40 metres out and he swerved inside one defender , and ran straight through two powder puff tacks to score under the posts for Mark McCall to convert . 

Another car swerved on a patch of oil , Nigel tried to avoid him , and went off the road . " 

I yelled at the top of my voice and Jean got such a fright she sent the Cortina swerving all over the road . 

Then , exactly on the half hour , Wright pounced on Campbell 's glancing header and swerved past the challenge of full-back Mick Stockwell before slipping an inch-perfect shot into the far corner of the net . 

Winged shapes , clattering eerily as they swerved through the air , were descending towards them . 

A Range Rover pulling a horsebox sped towards them round the next bend , straddling the middle of the lane and causing Mossop to swerve through a muddy ditch at the roadside . 

He swerved sharply to the left but his leg hit the edge of the wooden stand and he fell heavily to the ground , spilling an assortment of fruit across the pavement . 

Quick as she was , Feargal was quicker and swerved swiftly to one side . 

Suddenly a passing girl suddenly swerved towards him and threw her arms round his waist . 

It was a great wordless whoop that echoed round the Castle , and Ruth saw all the spears swerve towards them . 

Before Curtis 's bleared but exultant vision , the big green Cadillac swerved completely out of control at the end of a hundred yard , rubber-shredding skid , when the front nearside tyre blew out . 

A strong sense of taboo made him swerve away from the direction his thoughts were taking . 

Southern Herzegovina could be Italy , with its unassuming villas and family vineyards sloping across the rocky horizon ; with cars swerving around mountain roads and cows straying off the verges in ignorant abandon . 

The truck finally swerved off the road and jounced across pine roots before it stalled with a jerk in the middle of a little grove . 

Residents yesterday spoke of their fear as the car crashed through two fences and swerved over a lawn , smashing its indicator light . 

It all seemed like slow motion , the way the boy fell and the bike swerved and skidded . 

Noreen arrived late in the afternoon , only minutes after Henry had lugged the last box of rubbish down the attic stairs and shoved it behind the curtains on the lower landing . 

First you have to dig out all the junk , bag it up and probably lug it through the house . 

Wearily and painfully , I lugged my bag along the perimeter of the square , past rows of little shops . 

When she had lugged her third skip up to the scribbling engine , she paused for a moment to watch Rose , who by now resembled a tar baby stuck all over with dirty wool . 

Ask anyone who has lugged 70lbs of camera gear and an aluminium ladder around Paris to cover 80 fashion shows in 10 days . 

In order to avoid a major rebellion , Father eventually gave in and lugged my piece of wood all the way to Berwickshire . 

And it was right one evening , at an art college gig where I was helping lug the gear to the van . 

And to save lugging a vacuum cleaner upstairs , the flat has an outlet for the Univac Central Vacuum System . 

I had help lugging the heavy cases from Jim Wilson 's truck , but I had to do my share ; and even thinking of where to put things was exhausting . 

The fishing-boats groaned as the men lugged their catch on to the promenade . 

` I lugged that pear from the kitchen in the small hours , " Finch said in a remote voice . 

She lugged his bag out into the sitting room and left it , like an object stranded by the tide , halfway between the doors to the flat and the bedroom . 

She lugged her case up the wrong stairway , came out facing the open lough , had to find her way around the superstructure . 

It so fascinated me that I stopped in the middle of the subway . 

THE AMAZING LENGTHS to which parent animals will go to protect their young has fascinated animal-watchers for centuries . 

It was just this power and seriousness that had fascinated her in the first place . 

As the spacesuit folded in on itself like one of the Transformers toys that had fascinated the boys in Ace 's school for a brief season , Defries joined her at the window . 

After graduating , Morgan spent some time amongst the Iroquois Indians , who had fascinated him since his college days , and published his famous League of the Iroquois in 1851 . 

So the hedges which most interest the historian are those which most fascinate the botanist . 

It fascinated her , the way that Jessica called her father ` daddy " , in the Irish fashion . 

She might now resent being asked to rush to the aid of her rival , the exotic white-skinned educated foreigner who so fascinated her husband . 

But she was fascinated by their names : Cadge , Perks , Wily , Quarrell . 

Historians have always been fascinated by the decline of political parties . 

Quite a number confessed that they had never asked themselves that question and were fascinated by having to analyse their decision to farm . 

I was fascinated by our shiny mahogany Sobell wireless set as a kid , and would wait hours for Dick Barton to emerge from the back . 

“ I 've always been fascinated by other cultures , traditions and people , particularly those removed from the Western World . ” 

Ruth was fascinated by the charterhouse where Chopin had composed his ` Funeral March " . 

Rosemarie Mitchell 's been fascinated by dinosaurs since the age of 5 . 

Since the dawning of history , people have been fascinated , intoxicated and mystified by the powers of aromatic plants . 

A new book ( to be published in July by HMSO ) written by Mrs Olive M Geddes of the Library 's Manuscripts Division will fascinate anyone who is curious about the early history of golf . 

Whatever its size , it is this trapped space that has fascinated both artists and scientists . 

Optics have fascinated Dall since he bought a spyglass telescope from a market stall in his mid-teens . 

Dialect words fascinated him and footnotes were often added to help the reader on derivations of place-names and other unusual words . 

Invalided out of the army in 1915 , Colman began to take up the acting career which had fascinated him since amateur dramatics in childhood . 

Fossils fascinate him too , and he says that he might even look to a career in palaeontology . 

Iain Logan had been listening to him as though fascinated by the stress of experience which had lengthened Cameron 's face and closed his black brows over his eyes . 

Why is she fascinated by a style perfected under a dictator whose crimes the Soviet people are just beginning to understand ? 

The spectacle of extreme cruelty appals , it also fascinates , it may obscure the sin , which then acquires the dignity of a mystery . 

Many people are of the opinion that record fish lists exist mainly to bolster the egos of the captors of these huge fish .

This fact does nothing to bolster his confidence in himself ; without that feeling of confidence , he will find it extremely difficult to work towards overcoming his fear .

Many statues were bolstered by struts that now appear unsightly , especially in comparison with unsupported bronze statues .

His party was bolstered by public endorsement by the Army , as expressed by Federal National Defence Secretary Col.-Gen .

Japan , bolstered by victory against China , expended considerable efforts and sums of money on the expansion of her armed forces .

Dungannon are also bolstered by the return of Ireland lock Patrick Johns .

The regime is bolstered by a French military presence some 1,400 strong .

Anecdotes that bolster self-image reveal a great deal to you about the speaker .

After the almost total defeat of the Italians in North Africa by General O'Connor in January 1941 , the Germans had decided to send an Afrika Korps to bolster their allies .

Second , it bolsters the logic that ` we , the nation " were always democrats , and communism an inflicted aberration .

It is a pervasive ideology that bolsters the global political economy , capitalist and non-capitalist alike .

Our confidence thus bolstered , we were now stepping eagerly out of the tent bound for Ancohuma .

Increasingly essential are the anti-oxidants -- vitamins A , C , E and the mineral selenium , which bolster the body 's natural defence against disruptive free radicals .

John thinks Campbell is superb in rehearsal , leaping from his chair after a protracted silence to make a passionate speech about some aspect of the story that suddenly stirs him .

There was something about Rourke that stirred her in a way no other man had ever done … but , even so , a tiny voice of caution held her back .

The multitudes were overcome with joy by the spirituality and the nobleness of Vinoba 's words , and their hearts were stirred by his exalted aims .

Time and again the Romans were stirred by the love of liberty and faction , which is a central feature of the whole urban renaissance , to rise against the pope and send him packing .

Thousands of preachers of the Gospel have been stirred to renewed zeal by reading the Reformed Pastor .

Stirred up by this incident , nationalists took to the streets in several parts of Yerevan , setting up road blocks .

In those sort of casinos in the south of France , she thought , it would be in poor taste to adorn oneself with fake diamonds . 

SOFT drinks giant PepsiCo has adorned the front cover of its annual report with pictures of cute white bunnies . 

` Your man , they tell me , adorned you with jewels and fine gowns . 

They adorned the perimeter fence with pictures , flowers , and messages of peace . 

The priests offered [ this ] idol flowers , incense and food and adorned it with wreaths of flowers and garlands of feathers History of Things of new Spain 

He had adorned his new abode at Winchelsea with the finest furniture from a firm in London 's New Bond Street and , although well able to afford it , he had failed to pay . 

Nor were donors always royalty : the wife of Cnut 's henchman Tofi the Proud adorned a crucifix at Waltham in Essex with a crown , as well as decking it with other ornaments . 

These are songs stripped to their basics and then adorned with beautifully hooked melodies and harmonies . 

` Ken most of the folk hereabouts ? " demanded the customer , uncorking the bottle with his teeth and filling the grubby glass that had been set in front of him . 

My friend and I settled ourselves onto the snow and uncorked a well-chilled bottle of wine in the hope of getting merry . 

As Reid and I put down the cases we were carrying , Reid uncorked the bottle and offered me a shot of whisky . 

She uncorked a bottle of scotch and handed him a large slug in a tall tumbler , but even as she reached across to him she saw he was already asleep . 

He pores over a map while I collect wood for a fire and Nathan digs out a seat for us all . 

He drew off some fluid and relieved the pressure , then went back to the office , where he shook his head gloomily as he pored over the report that had come back with her from Seapark . 

As we pored over his crippled handwriting I felt a steady heat coming from his body like an aura which slowly enveloped me and seemed to penetrate the very marrow of my bones . 

Like a band of outlaws , the men checked their weapons and the officers pored over their maps . 

She pores over time-tables : bus , rail , ship and plane , and travels her secret world in cookery-books . 

Margaret pored over the sheet as if they were wedding photographs . 

Kenneth is still poring over his books , looking for a cure , and is probably in the garden shed at this very moment , brewing rhubarb leaves and goat manure in an attempt to find one . 

SHARES in holiday groups Airtours and Owners Abroad surged as newly confident Brits shook off recession blues and started poring over travel brochures . 

As he pores over all this raw data the field-worker discovers certain interesting patterns and principles in terms of which his information makes sense . 

She pored over nineteenth-century French texts ; Proust and Victor Hugo with leather covers and tiny print were favourites , and she listened to teach-yourself French cassettes . 

The Irish star , who as a child was battered by her mother , revealed that she went to a psychiatrist to sort out her problems . 

Well-housed and fed with no money worries and a properly clean and organised environment for their infants , away from men who battered or abused them , they and their children could flourish . 

` Yes , the old man battered me when I was a kid , " Frank said , and laughed again . 

A TEENAGE mother yesterday vowed to stand by the pot-smoking body-builder who viciously battered her tiny baby to death . 

And in the US one woman continues to be raped every three minutes , one wife battered every 18 seconds . 

A woman batters her husband to death with a coffee pot which she forever after keeps in her shopping bag . 

Det Insp Gary Lawrinson , of Chester CID , said : ` This is a very old woman and she has been battered . 

AN 80-year-old woman who was battered by robbers in her home was making steady recovery at a Countess of Chester Hospital yesterday . 

A LOYALIST paramilitary punishment squad is believed to be behind the vicious murder of a woman who was battered to death in her Belfast home . 

It is understood some of her attackers sat on her to pin her to the floor while others battered her round the head with baseball bats . 

He was quite likely to forget the agreement they had made about the night watchman and , given the slightest excuse , batter the old boy . 

Others step over the line and physically batter their children . 

Michael Pearson , 19 , of Leeds , battered 19-year-old Dean Fisher to death after meeting him in a pub . 

SAVAGE raiders battered a disabled woman to death in her sheltered home . 

He battered 43-year-old Jane to death with a bottle at their £275,000 weekend home at Middleton-on-Sea , Sussex . 

The giant , who by now had reached her , was maddened with what he saw and battered her to death with his club . 

I 'd seen it too and it had n't told me anything except that Moira was battered to death with a tenor sax . 

It 's now a week since seventy six year old Arthur Brumhill was battered to death in the pet shop where he worked . 

His face had been battered so badly , his father did n't know it was his own son until he squeezed his hand and muttered " Dad . " 

A SEX monster battered a 14-year-old girl before dumping her in a freezing gravel pit and leaving her to drown . 

The 21-year-old was battered around his head with a walking stick by the man , who was in his 60s . 

Jade 's skull was fractured when she was a few days old when her nanny , Carol Withers battered her with a heavy weapon . 

And we had battered wives in those days , you know , on our street . 

The little girl , however , appeared to be roaring her approval as Punch proceeded to batter his wife and lay her by the baby 's side . 

In the dim light of the basement the earl , it was thought , had battered the wrong woman . 

When he failed , he returned and the youths repeated their attacks , battering the woman , not named by police , with clubs and sticks . 

In the most serious incident he battered a Russian student unconscious . 

Yet Ruddock , the man with a similar Jamaican-Canadian upbringing to our own Lennox Lewis , proceeded to batter former world champion Greg Page and then knock out big-punching top ten prospect Phil Jackson . 

All the tram-cars and traffic was held up while Basil battered him all over Byrom Street . 

They hacked me in the ribs and then proceeded to batter me about the head . 

He tried to batter his rider against the wall , scrape him off against a fragment of the banisters , but still Fleury held on . 

He was at ringside to watch Lennox batter Mike Dixon in a warm-up win and played the gentleman by saying : ` I do n't need to tell Lennox what I 'm going to do . " 

She was nearly home and someone jumped out at her and battered her with a piece of wood . 

Then I shall batter her with the club for the same amount of time . 

Me dad still used to batter us , so me and me brothers and sisters all got put back into care . 

One may batter an unconscious , sleeping or unsuspecting victim . 

MILKMAN Alex Wallace , 45 , was blinded with ammonia and battered by two thugs -- but insisted on finishing his round . 

The pregnant housewife was found stabbed and battered after going missing when her car broke down on the M-50 motorway . 

At any moment hell would break loose , and poor Morris ( my Dad ) would be battered at the first onslaught . 

Post Mortem examinations revealed they had been probably been battered with a hammer . 

Not , I hope , that ny of my staff or students would batter any of my old ladies but my machines have to be very solid and reliable . 

Mr Baughan was pushed out of his chair and battered with a piece of wood . 

Neighing indignantly at having his feast interrupted , Joe was led out of the orchard and mounted by Cheryl , whose turn it was to ride . 

Sure enough , Bumboy came lolloping out of its stall , each leg going somewhere different , neighing and dumping in its blinkers and Dobbin hat . 

He neighed several times in a very intelligent , gentle way , and I almost wondered if he was speaking in his own language . 

The sailors all laughed at me because I walked and neighed like a horse . 

Better than that was riding on his back while he went down on hands and knees and neighed like a horse . 

As we pulled through a grove of bedraggled trees , the horse shied violently and stood up on its hind legs , neighing , between the shafts , so that we were tipped backwards . 

Zambia could hear Jahsaxa clucking appreciatively somewhere nearby . 

The kettle 's lid began rattling merrily and Miss Fogerty , clucking sympathetically , began to make the tea . 

" Sorry , Jimmy , " the teacher clucks sympathetically at one unfortunate . 

He shook his head and clucked to himself like the White Rabbit in Alice . 

But they never needed an answer , clucked after me that I was a poor thin thing and shy with it , but a lovely smile . 

They beg to be protected against partings , disease , death and sorrow -- ; 

Their souls survive as a ‘ collective ghost ’ which begs anyone entering the chamber to bury all the skeletons and bury them in a graveyard consecrated by a cleric of Mórr . 

They begged him to let them off this time , but he rang back hour after hour , day , after day : "  Sell your car . 

` Take these gold coins and go , beg your lady to join us at Inverkeithing . 

They begged forgiveness from the Mother Goddess and blessed the axe in a ritual of mourning before hacking down trees in autumn . 

She begged me in tears to leave her alone -- to give her some peace . "  

I accept the judgement of my fellow officers and , before I die , beg their forgiveness for having shamed them before the T'ang . "  

` Mistress Hussey , "  said the prince as she entered , ` we beg your forgiveness for keeping you waiting a little beyond the time we appointed . 

` Do n't tell them anything about this , "  begged Miss Watson , with sudden agitation . 

` You 're sure you do n't want them to come ? "  asked David , who had been begged by the children to make her change her mind . 

Caxton House and Guinness Mahon 's City offices saw frantic activity as existing investors were begged over the phone to increase their contributions in a desperate bid to bridge the gap . 

` Harry Paget asked for me , I begged Prinny 's permission , and he finally relented . "  

I begged a tankard of ale from a surly cook and went to warm myself before the hall fire until my master roused me . 

At his trial Dennis broke down completely , begging for mercy , but the evidence was irrefutable , and he was sentenced to death . 

` Then , ma'am , I beg of you , let Ferdinando go to England and bring home our son . "  

He begged that a citizen army should be formed , declaring , ` an untrained man with a rifle would be useless in modern warfare "  . 

Shildon had been polite and apologetic and twice begged that his investigation be kept secret . 

She noticed that the horses drawing the ` olde " cabs were not all that well cared for , and several clinked along with loose shoes . 

The salt must be rubbed or soaked into the meat to preserve it . 

As salt would have been a precious commodity , all their meat had to be air-dried in order to preserve it for the winter months , and this was done by the use of cleits . 

In a move variously described as ` ghoulish " , ` Machiavellian " and ` sick " , Mr Creed , it was alleged , had orchestrated this posthumous resignation , instructing expert embalmers to preserve the corpse and even arranging a photo session two days after Sir Charles 's death ( Sir Charles 's lifeless arm around Mr Creed 's shoulders ) so a picture could be released to the press along with a transcript of the letter of resignation . 

Such a mixture we now know as potpourri , from the French pourrir , to rot , not a very accurate name , since the ingredients are preserved rather than allowed to decay . 

Smoking is a very ancient art that has been used for hundreds of years to preserve fish and meat , preferred to salting because it does not destroy the natural flavour of the food to the same extent . 

Although deep-freezing has revolutionised the way food is preserved , with some kinds of fish I still prefer the old method of salting and sun drying . 

They are usually smoked or scalded to preserve the meat , but some , such as haslet and liver sausage , are totally cooked . 

It is used in processed ham and bacon ; also to preserve the pink colour of the meat . 

Outside the kitchen door scullions were bringing out steaming chunks of bloody red meat to throw into huge casks of pickle and salt to preserve them . 

Sometimes bodies are preserved through mummification or in waterlogged deposits , but more often only skeletons survive . 

This happens when water leaches out the salt used to preserve the leather or when leather comes into contact with sea water or salt used to grit the roads . 

Some dietary components such as bread , food preserved with sulphur dioxide , and alcoholic beverages such as beer , wine and cider are rich in sulphate . 

` I was interested to read that you have started a campaign to battle for men 's rights . 

He read about the unemployed in newspapers and saw films about them on television , pacing across photogenic sections of contemporary Britain and muttering darkly about waste and emptiness . 

We read in the papers of continuous victories on all fronts , which gave us the impression that the war would be over soon . 

In the great majority of developing countries , such urban elites spearheaded the fight against the colonizing power .

DIY giant B & Q had spearheaded the four-year battle to open on Sundays , claiming Britain 's laws breach EC free-market regulations .

Reigning Belfast Marathon champion Gerry McGrath will spearhead the Republic of Ireland challenge and North Down are optimistic 10 K specialist Gerry Curtis will also take the starter 's gun .

A disgruntled postman rang up a radio chat show to complain , and found himself spearheading an anti-Florio movement that culminated in 50,000 people marching on the state capitol .

New Bristol & West director of marketing Ken Scott will spearhead the launch of a ` radical " new ` bespoke " product later this year .

Joan Brady , who lives in Dundalk and is spearheading the campaign in the Co Louth town , said there are plans to run a peace train between Belfast and Dublin next month .

GOAL machine Brian Deane was last night tipped to spearhead England 's World Cup qualifying campaign .

Sir Terence Conran , former chairman of retail conglomerate Storehouse Group and developer of the Bibendum restaurant , is spearheading the development of a restaurant and retail complex at Butler 's Wharf near Tower Bridge in London .

An attempt to bring Eyre to justice on a trial of murder , spearheaded by John Stuart Mill , was to prove unsuccessful in spite of the Lord Chief Justice 's eloquent support for his indictment .

The Lukac brothers spearheaded a second-period revival to take their team to 8-6 at the end of the second but Hawks managed to take the final period 3-1 and tie the game 9-9 .

Drawing on his experience , Sampson will also spearhead IXI 's assault on Sun 's user base with the Motif-based Deskworks toolset ( UX No 387 ) .

BATTLING Aussie goalkeeper Bob Catlin spearheaded a quest for a place in English soccer with a 25-minute video of his goalkeeping heroics Down Under .

Lenin was acutely aware of the ferment from below and the potential for an alliance of all democratic elements in Russian society , spearheaded by the proletariat , which would destroy traditional authority .

STEVE BULL faces a roasting from angry Leicester fans when he spearheads the Wolves attack at Filbert Street tomorrow .

Former world snooker champion Terry Griffiths , who plays for the South Wales CA Division Five side Burry Port , is spearheading a campaign for a new sports stadium in the town .

The internment calls were spearheaded by Ulster Unionist MP Ken Maginnis and DUP leader Ian Paisley .

Professor Kean , a specialist in diabetes , is also spearheading a move in the High Court on January 31 .

Allon , a life-long United fan , spearheads Brentford 's attack at Roker Park on Saturday .

A speculative report in the daily Critica said Major Moises Giroldi , the head of the elite Urraca battalion who spearheaded the coup attempt , had been killed in the dawn attack on the Defence Forces Headquarters .

These events have underscored the importance of using PCR and other techniques that will readily identify herpes B virus infections .

All individual rites underscore her imminent status as a wife and as a mother .

Its comparative absence of autonomy is underscored by the very absence of ` prophets " in the field .

This underscores the paradoxical nature of these investments : while they invest in notoriously volatile markets , the returns they produce are extremely solid , as befits an investment which is also a hedge .

This underscores the need for it to provide more than musical training for its members .

For example , in Meade v. Haringey LBC the issue was whether the council had breached its duty by closing its schools during a strike of ancillary workers . 

At first instance , the District Court found ( and the Court of Appeals agreed ) that Winans had knowingly breached a duty of confidentiality by misappropriating prepublication information regarding the timing and contents of the Heard columns . 

As western condemnation of Serbian aggression in the breakaway republic reached a new peak , Col Jovanovic delivered an impromptu lecture on how the recognition of Bosnia breached ` all international principles " . 

By their very nature their use would breach the fundamental principles prohibiting unnecessary suffering , long-term damage to the natural environment and indiscriminate attacks harming the civilian population . 

The formation of a CU certainly breaches the principle of universal free trade because it practices discrimination against non-members . 

This revealed that the University Grants Committee , the UFC 's predecessor , had breached Treasury rules in allowing 20 universities to re-employ the lecturers and professors who had benefited from a £130 million early retirement programme . 

Increasingly GATT rules have been breached either in spirit or rule by states , not least in the EC , by resorting to protectionist measures such as quotas on textiles or Voluntary Restraint Agreements on Japanese car imports . 

Full details would be demanded from Rome to establish whether the Italian authorities had breached EC rules on state aid . 

True , the police do at times breach the rules laid down by the law . 

We pay lip service to that treaty and breach it by spending £10,000 million on Trident nuclear submarines that carry nuclear weapons . 

Passing sentence , Judge Mary MacMurray said : ` Owing to the fact that you breached your licence by committing these offences and absconding , I have no alternative but to impose a custodial sentence . " 

The Law Lords were upholding a lower court 's decision that the Southern Water Authority had not breached the terms of the 1981 Act by damaging a site of special scientific interest ( SSSI ) . 

Keating had allegedly breached protocol by putting his arm round the Queen 's waist , and his wife had failed to curtsey . 

Mr Poole said there was evidence that some ambulance workers in the shires had been breaching the ban at the request of managers . 

JAMES Wilkes last night finally escaped the £28m hostile takeover offer from fellow engineer Petrocon when the Takeover Panel ruled that the company had not breached the code in its conduct during the bid . 

American war planes will launch lightning strikes against the Serbs if they continue to breach the no-fly zone over the former Yugoslav republic . 

The bank , Britain 's sixth biggest , will breach its agreement with staff if it makes workers compulsorily redundant , said BIFU . 

Ruling that the UK had breached international agreements , the judges dismissed the British government 's contention that it had not had enough time to meet standards set in 1975 . 

` We have some very , very good licence holders who do n't breach licensing conditions . 

FoE says that the stations are sited in areas where World Health Organization guidelines on sulphur emissions were breached last year . 

At a Panel Members ' training weekend at the Merkister Hotel at Harray in Orkney , on 10 November 1990 , it is alleged confidentiality was breached by the public discussion of an ongoing case . 

Section 56 is breached by entering into an investment transaction in the course of or as a consequence of an unsolicited call . 

Labour accused senior ministers , including the Prime Minister , of being aware that the arms embargo against Iraq was being breached . 

Moreover , a long-standing compensation principle was breached : compensation for refusal of planning permission was abolished in certain types of case . 

The feeling of guilt persisted , so that when I reached the corner of Sloane Square , I jumped out of my car and ran across the road . 

The feeling of gloom persisted as he bathed and dressed slowly , having particular difficulty with his socks . 

The fact that the problem has persisted throughout this century indicates that its roots are deeper . 

Many of the methodological problems persist , but a number of new techniques and theoretical approaches have helped to advance our knowledge of the subject . 

In the study by Chacin et al quoted earlier the stimulatory action of ethanol persisted even in calcium free solutions implying that extracellular calcium is not essential for its action . 

We described stratification earlier as a stable structure of inequality between groups which persist across generations . 

In another study , prolonged oesophageal transit in a group of patients with gastro-oesophageal reflux disease persisted after a surgical antireflux procedure . 

More surprisingly , sometimes a trough develops at about the same position , 15 degrees upstream of the mountains : and this pattern also persists for many days or weeks . 

This effect persists for a relatively long time , and as there is a specific relationship between the stimuli and the responses , it is regarded as a genuine form of associative learning . 

Unless there is a truly successful arrangement for the coordination of this teaching in schools , the current confusion will persist into the next generation . 

Apart from some narrowing of the gender gap , this situation largely persisted through the eighteenth century . 

So long as they are subject to the dominance of the economic imperialism of the West their poverty will persist . 

David waited for a moment before plunging forward , experiencing the same sense of exclusion from the bright lights and hilarity he had felt when he had prowled the road outside his hotel in Cyprus . 

Catherine had spent most of the evenings , during the last two weeks , at Amy 's Knightsbridge house talking over old times , remembering people from the past , while her husband prowled about restlessly . 

But for a man who used to prowl around LWT in a kaftan , commissioning series such as Gay Life , Birt has acquired some rather surprising supporters . 

Suddenly the penny dropped , and Meredith knew why he 'd been prowling about the airport like an angry lion . 

Julia , not wanting to have to think of Anthony any longer , got out of her chair and prowled about the big dark kitchen . 

He prowls about the place , you know , on his own , and dreams of springing a dazzling surprise on the archaeological world some day . 

She prowled nervously about the flat and poured another whisky . 

They prowled across the soft carpet in their elegant high-heeled shoes , and then kicked them off to lounge seductively on the four-poster bed . 

Cadfael began to prowl uphill along the edge of the path , probing into the bushes , and then downhill again on the opposite side . 

She prowled among the desks and glowered at the action boards as if they were a bunch of football hooligans . 

Most prowl among the rocks and reefs -- crabs , shrimps , prawns and lobsters . 

We all prowl around the pool in a fabrication of isolation , none of us speaking . 

Blanche bubbled with irritation as she prowled around Suzy 's flat and watched a scenes-of-crime officer search the lounge on his hands and knees for any clues that had been missed the night before . 

Wolves prowled below her , fought each other and consumed the dead . 

The monsters were prowling in the bedroom , searching for her . 

Architects are said to have been prowling on the island incognito gathering intelligence for their mission . 

But , after half an hour prowling round the kitchen , the dog -- Rudy -- came over to me . 

She left him to prowl restlessly through the family photographs that were prominently displayed as she first took a shower then dithered over what to wear . 

She wondered if perhaps Time was behaving properly and that Johnny had visited the cottage , prowling through the rooms , as she found herself doing often enough , but had been unable to reach her . 

He went back to the door and kicked it shut , then prowled towards her . 

The cat prowled after him , padding softly through the dark grass . 

Mrs Pender prowled about her drawing room , her op-art draperies swirling about her . 

One of them , Zowina , later remembered her fright when she encountered the strange red-haired man with the square forehead prowling along a dark passage at night . 

We just prowled around the halls at RCA at the time , going in any doors that were open and asking for things and demanding things . 

A few moments later Leonora rejoined Penry , who was prowling around the central bookstall impatiently , looking at his watch . 

Woolley flattened out , turned right and prowled over the surface for about a quarter of a mile . 

Nathan was becoming very wary of all the secrets prowling round the complex at Acropolis Park . 

` I was alone in a strange villa , and woke up to hear someone prowling round ! 

Candy 's blue eyes narrowed suspiciously as she prowled round Rory like a tiny bird of prey inspecting its dinner . 

` That could be a matter for debate , " she said with curt emphasis , watching him prowl up and down like a shark testing the boundaries of a tank . 

As I prowled about outside the garden wall , it came on me with a start that a young , man was regarding me over the barrel of a pistol . 

If the killer comes prowling around to their side of the tree , they simply dart to the blind side again . 

He prowled around in a simian hunger , searching for things to splatter and deface . 

` Night after night , I hear you complaining in your sleep , " Inanna continued , prowling back towards the bed . 

He prowled over to the far side of the kitchen , then slammed down a couple of plates , as if he were suddenly finding it very hard to control his own temper . 

He prowled over to her , arms reaching to fold her possessively within their sheltering curve . 

Give us a word , Angus -- go on -- make these ` gentlemen " swear the oath ! 

He 'd swear of course that he 'd never again steal me from my proper duties with the children . 

When we sailed from France I swore that I would lead us safely home and I do not mean to be forsworn . " 

As he looked down at her sleeping face , sucking contentedly on her thumb , he swore that he would commit murder if it kept his family as happy as they were now . 

Then Stephen swore that he could drop everyone at their digs in the Argyll . 

I could n't swear that a thalidomide sort of accident will never happen again , but the chance of it happening are much less . 

The son of the family went to California , learnt what made the Californians tick , and swore he could do as well , if not better , back in France . 

I want the pair of you dressed and off this train in five minutes -- or I swear I 'll drag you off in your pyjamas ! " 

I had sworn never to call her aunt again , but I did not regret breaking that promise to myself . 

The allies had sworn to expel these with fire and sword ; but the enormous scope of such an operation , when the whole north had surrendered , led to its being quietly dropped . 

They took a vow like those of the Middle Ages where someone swore to go on crusade if his wife 's life was saved . 

` Seventeen lairds have sworn to oppose the Militia Act , " said Menzies flatly . 

The lord gave his vassal protection , and rewarded him ; the vassal swore to serve his lord . 

` After Stephen was captured I swore to serve the Queen until his release , to obey her commands as I would the King 's . 

But then Lais had to let Peach in on the big secret , and she had her swear never to tell it to anyone -- whatever happened . 

One such society , the Ribbonmen , decided that Father Cavanagh must be punished for preaching non-violence , and swore a solemn oath to cut off the priest 's ears . 

Many Saxons were baptised and swore oaths to remain loyal , on threat of forfeiture of their lands and freedom . 

Charles made his subjects swear a new form of allegiance to him as emperor , the vow being administered to all people over the age of twelve : 

He kept apologising to Nellie and swearing undying devotion to her . 

Immediately after Innocent 's election , the senator , Scottus Paparonis , resigned , which paved the way for the nomination of a successor who swore fealty to the pope . 

The car-crushing came courtesy of Vinnie Parkes , Miss Dyson 's ex-boyfriend , who swore revenge after arguments when the couple split up four months ago . 

Louis 's men then swore an equivalent oath in the lingua teudisca . 

I did n't know that they could , but I 'd always sworn to her that I would never involve her in any way and I 've never broken my word . 

` Not because of the oath he swore to Matilda ? " queried Hugh interestedly . 

Death 's mercy has held off all too long , but now I swear to you this is ending . 

“ I swear to you that I did n't know anything about it … neither can my sister know , or she would n't have gone with Garry . ” 

` I swear on my honour and conscience , my loyalty to the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic , " he said . 

Ordering coffee she then pointed to my pullover and shook her finger . 

The Prince shook an admonishing finger at the Rifleman then took out his telescope to stare at the battery of French guns . 

But nobody ever came into the woods to shake their finger in my face and lay down the law , the way they did with Gittel in the dorf . 

He shook his fist at the driver of the estate-car , who had climbed out and was staring blankly across the road . 

` Suddenly a Zouave leaves the ranks , shakes his fist and cries , ` Ah ! 

She sat down heavily on one of the garden chairs , shaking her head in shock . 

She closed her mouth , looked away , and vaguely shook her head . 

The singer who was in court shook his head as the article was read out . 

He slipped into his coat and shook his arms to make his shirt cuffs appear . 

Whenever you take the dog out of the bath , however , it is advisable to stand back , because invariably the dog will shake itself to remove water from its coat . 

Trent shook himself free of the hands that held him and turned his back on the man . 

The ash fall became heavier , piling up around them , so that they had periodically to shake themselves clear of it , to prevent themselves being buried . 

Britta shook her hair free of the long fingers and their slow stroking . 

The Spanish officials had swung open their barriers , wishing her good luck and shaking their heads at her foolishness in returning to France . 

On the ceiling , snarling Russians in proletarian caps shook their fists at Lenin . 

Its rectangular swimming pool glittered in the sun like an aquamarine and Peach watched swimmers splashing through the water then climbing out and shaking themselves in a shower of crystal drops . 

Many people who have spent their holidays in that country , as I have , shake their heads in disbelief as they watch what is happening . 

` She 's a shy little girl who needs friends to bring her out of herself ! " their elders had protested , shaking their heads in exasperation at the thoughtlessness of the younger generation . 

His friend Okawi had signalled to the other canoes by gently shaking his thumb in the direction of the sleeping animals . 

Both sports were clearly popular and well-established traditions ; but when I asked my Indian friends about their survival in modern Delhi , they all shook their heads . 

Dexter noticed her hand was shaking faintly and she struck him as keeping her self-control with great difficulty . 

Bill is shaking now , feeling convulsing his body , crying for all his remembered dead . 

His big blond head kept coming up , shaking once and then bobbing through the water as he struck out for the machine . 

Shocked and disbelieving , she slowly opened the piece of paper with hands that shook uncontrollably , and it took her a moment to realise what it was . 

Father Poole gazed thoughtfully at him , noticing the way his hand shook . 

As I closed the lid he screwed his knuckles into his eyes and his body shook . 

He was sitting on the floor among the cracker wrappings and the crumbs , his shoulders shaking , his eyes tight shut . 

Clinging to him tightly , she buried her face in his chest , her thin shoulders shaking with sobs of relief . 

In 1834 British diplomats and consuls were forbidden to accept presents from any foreign government , an abandonment of one of the oldest of diplomatic traditions .

He recalls that the Dominic Savio club , designed to safeguard bodily purity , forbade its members from even watching a screen kiss at the Saturday matinee .

Ottaviani , feeling that the authority of the Holy Office was threatened , tried to persuade the pope to forbid lectures by the Jesuits of the Biblicum -- and even have Karl Rahner banned from Rome .

In any case he has forbidden us to go back there and Mrs Gracie has to walk her pug herself .

The Russian panslavist press had long been advocating a Franco-Russian alliance and in November 1887 Bismarck had forbidden the Reichsbank to float a Russian loan .

In 1455 Charles VII of France forbade the grant of safe-conducts to the English , but this ban was relaxed and trade , albeit reduced in volume , continued until 1462 .

The technique of satyāgraha was implemented also on behalf of the untouchables who were forbidden to use the roads in the vicinity of the Vykom temple in Travancore , South India .

` I can be free only to the extent that others are forbidden to profit from their physical , economic , or other superiority to the detriment of my liberty . "

If she returned to the Hall and told her father what she had endured she would be forbidden to return -- that was what must happen .

Although the Bank of England does not forbid them to do so , such stakes would have to be wholly written off against capital .

` He has forbidden me to fast or even keep the days of abstinence .

I forbade the entire delegation to travel in his rickety contraption , because if something happened and we all disappeared , our negotiations would have been wasted .

Corbett let it drop as the trumpets brayed again and royal serjeants-at-arms , staves in their hands , moved into the hall and began to impose order . 

I have never known the Scherzo sound so like a dashing tarantella , and the headlong pace for the finale inspired exuberant playing from the LPO players , with the horns braying magnificently . 

But a trumpet brayed out and Corbett , turning to look , felt the dagger whip by his cheek and clash against the pillar . 

But now a donkey brayed and the faint chant of women drifted with wood smoke from the town . 

Like a tortured donkey , the klaxon brayed its amplified signal . 

Billy brayed with laughter at something Sooty had said as Yanto joined them . 

` My old man always reckoned I was a blockhead , " he explained , and brayed with laughter at his own joke . 

A mule began to bray in alarm and a Myrcan struck it at once with his staff until it fell silent , blood oozing from its nose . 

They 're a familiar sound -- police , ambulance , fire engine ; electronic donkeys braying . 

The war drums throbbed , a muffled , far-carrying , never-ceasing sound that thrilled me to the core ; the five-foot trumpets brayed . 

On shore , dogs marked and asses brayed : Sara could see the people outside their tumbledown houses and could hear the voices of women bargaining with traders . 

Benstede and Corbett then sat at the edge of a table directly beneath the great dais just as a chorus of trumpets brayed . 

They are tailing unmarked police cars to stake outs and listening in on secret frequencies . 

Robby Gordon , one of the sport 's young tigers , who closely tailed the two big names to score third place , was undaunted by Mansell 's performance . 

Buddeke , probably a German immigrant , was actually hired to tail Wilhelm Liebknecht , but on their American tours Liebknecht 's and Eleanor 's paths intersected . 

But 24 hours earlier , a flock of shrieking paparazzi had tailed them all over London ; because 40-year-old Mrs Koons , nee Ilona Staller , is the former Italian parliamentarian and porn star Cicciolina ( variously translated as ` the dumpling " , ` the plump one " and ` little pinchable one " ) , while her husband is the most talked-about artist since Andy Warhol . 

A Dunkirk he waited for us so we could tail him through Lille and Mons into Belgium . 

His squad of reporters , a dozen strong , who had tailed him for five years , was disbanded . 

Koch has mounted the most intensive and sophisticated intelligence gathering operation in the cup 's history , even resorting to tailing previous employees , like Jobson . 

Someone , perhaps , who was tailing you while you tailed Latowa , and saw the explosion , and is out for revenge . 

He did not vouchsafe that this particular staffer was routinely tailed by the British secret services . 

The terror suspects were tailed around the clock by surveillance teams of about a dozen officers each . 

Police were told and tailed Newall but he gave them the slip and fled from Britain on a yacht he inherited from his parents , a court in Gibraltar heard . 

A TOP salesman sacked for shirking after his boss had him tailed by a private eye won £11,000 compensation yesterday . 

Each biopsy specimen was sectioned into four pieces and immediately frozen in a drop of methylbutane in liquid nitrogen and kept at -80°C for subsequent studies . 

To soften the outline , the fringe area was sectioned into ` kiss-curls . 

A symbiotically mute pair then sectioned each of these into eight translucent oblongs , flouring them and stacking them delicately to sell on to the baklava and bougatsa makers round the corner . 

He invoked a new law Monday allowing him to bypass the Pentagon acquisition process .

Muslim human rights activists and Mbugua Mureithi , a lawyer for three of the suspects , who were sent to Uganda in late July , accused the police of bypassing normal procedures in the transfer .

First , several brokers interviewed in Katmandu said that existing laws could be bypassed easily , thanks to corruption in the government .

Effortlessly , and daily , he evacuates nearly one pound in weight of soft stool -- the kind of stool which overwhelms our medical expert with its beauty . 

Barefoot and in a panic , she missed the bottom step of the wrought-iron spiral staircase , stubbing her toe and grazing her right shin . 

She turned away from the theatre photograph and stared , hostile , at the bus in the way an elderly person will crossly confront a jutting paving-stone on which he has stubbed his toe . 

She winced then as she stubbed her right foot on the side of the tin bathtub . 

I stubbed my toe , swore , tripped , and almost fell , to be saved by a robust grip above the elbow . 

Striding away from the house , Carolyn stubbed her toe badly on a brick end and had to sit down to nurse it . 

The only injury Crawford sustained in making the second series was when he stubbed his finger while inside a wardrobe that tumbled down a flight of stairs in an episode about Frank attending an RAF reunion . 

Not only do numbers diminish with distance , but it can be shown that there is a statistical over-selection of spouses who live close and corresponding under-selection of those who live far away . 

Her manipulation of royal power did not diminish as the Queen Mother grew into old age . 

This is evident when there is a preponderance of leaf growth in the centre of the clump and flower size diminishes . 

Although the protests continued into June , their size diminished . 

Unit Trusts are open-ended , which means that their size can grow or diminish according to the demand for units . 

The accuracy of the feedback need not be greater than the discrimination ability of the trainee but equally its value will diminish if it is too approximate . 

These office buildings are maintained in such condition that their value does not diminish and the cost of maintenance is charged to operating profit . 

Nevertheless , over the past 30 years statutory regulation has diminished somewhat in importance in France and collective bargaining has developed considerably , doing much more than filling the gaps left by legislation . 

In fact Trieste , which under the Austro-Hungarian Empire had been the main port of Middle Europe , had diminished in importance as far as Italy was concerned : Genoa had effectively taken its place . 

Hence without the existence of heterodoxy and orthodoxy , collective struggles diminish greatly in importance in traditional societies . 

Although diminishing in number , prerogative powers clearly remain of great importance . 

All our coinage , even our notes , diminish in size in proportion to what you can buy with it . 

Having argued that criticism of the trade surplus in Washington is misconceived , MITI 's forthcoming paper goes on to predict that the surplus will , of its own accord , gradually diminish in size and relevance : 

The first is that the risk of insolvency diminishes with increased size . 

In the failing light with the wind increasing , the visibility was diminishing rapidly . 

With effort , vast at first , diminishing by slow degrees , she suppressed her body 's compulsions . 

( Rich 1986 , p. 189 ) The rapid growth of job opportunities had considerably diminished by 1960 , but immigration was still increasing . 

The number of meetings of MCC , for example , had diminished by half , its published responsibilities had altered , and even its relationship to MMRC in the Staff Guide management system flowchart had altered . 

The very centre of the Mitte was most fully ‘ cleaned out ’ — the population of Alt-Berlin diminished from 32,000 to 9,000 from 1871 to 1913 ; the population of Alt-Cölln from 16,500 to 6,200 . 

No sooner has one cycle started to diminish in amplitude than another disturbance to the economy occurs , starting off a new cycle . 

By contrast , self-regard is not usually diminished in normal grieving . 

Yet these feelings seem to diminish in intensity as one gets older . 

The crying diminished to a monotonous weary complaining level . 

Nationally , the urban sulphur dioxide problem has diminished to the point where only a small number of urban sites now exceed the air quality standard . 

Concurrently the calibre of MPs would diminish with each new intake . 

The prevalence of this diminishes with time after the event , which you might think peculiar , but there are fewer patients who have been followed up for five years . 

Social services have now diminished even further because of the war and the crisis since 1979 . 

The purchase grant for 1992 diminishes to Pta300 million ( £1.6 million ) . 

Then , for a decade or so , its effects diminished considerably . 

If the vacuum gap diminishes slightly , as it does when the tip approaches a bump on the surface , the current increases . 

I shall have to write in small letters as my pile of paper has considerably diminished , but write it I must . 

One very extensive class is er is a calcium activated potassium channel , where calcium 's now activating from the inside as we 've already seen in that example I showed you early on .

As the wave reaches the cell periphery , enough calcium may diffuse across to activate the neighbouring cell .

Positive feedback enhances the initial release , but this is soon curtailed as the accumulation of calcium activates the negative feedback component .

The InsP 3 released into the cytoplasm mobilizes calcium from internal stores , whereas DAG activates protein kinase C ( ref. 8 ) .

To the extent that this identification is more likely to be made when the stimulus in question is already capable of activating a detailed representation , the likelihood of a vigorous CR may be increased .

( I am leaving aside phenomena such as accommodation , whereby a constant stimulus when sustained may activate the nervous system progressively less intensively , with a corresponding reduction in the perceived intensity of the stimulus .

More important , perhaps , was the confluence of stimuli which activated the revolt of Sir Oswald Mosley against the political establishment .

Elmsford , New York-based Wen Technology Corp unveiled a voice activated colour notebook , the Intel Corp 80486-based SuperNote-Voice .

East Grinstead , West Sussex-based company Shakespeare Speechwriter UK Ltd , formerly EMG Software , has come up with the ultimate system for keyboard-phobes -- a voice activated personal computer .

This line is voice activated and enables the caller to select which information they require .

The messages which travel through our nerves are carried by electrical impulses , and each muscle cell is activated by electricity .

One of these protein kinases is specifically activated by calcium ( and is therefore , in another of the acronyms beloved of biochemists , known universally as PKC ) .

This must mean , in terms of the figure , an increase in the number of a and b elements activated by the stimuli , something that can be represented diagrammatically in more than one way .

The activation of the endothelium may be the result of microbial attack , contat activation by activated neutrophils , or some other external stimulus , including inflammatory mediators .

All this evidence suggests that the InsP 3 /calcium signalling pathway is activated by mitogenic stimuli and may contribute to the changes culminating in DNA synthesis .

The Sony machines , which were activated by the sound of voices , had recorded everything said in the White House , including the President 's conversations with visiting foreign leaders .

HLA-DR is generally recognised as an indicator of cell activation , and activated T-cells also release cytokines that upregulate expression of MHC class II proteins encoded by genes of the HLA-DR locus .

These mediators are probably responsible for pathological changes because it is known that these mediators can induce an inflammatory response by changing capillary permeability , inducing inflammatory cell infiltration , and activating the inflammatory cells .

Furthermore , numbers of peripheral activated B cells may vary among individuals .

Additional distinctions between these two forms of inflammatory bowel disease exist with regard to the generation of interleukin 2 induced lymphokine activated killer cells and profuction of intestinal soluble interleukin 2 receptor .

The ability of bacterial exotoxins to activate large numbers of T cells with consequent release of cytokines could directly account for their pathogenic effects and the clinical syndromes they produce .

In some cells , there are suggestions that these inositol phosphates may directly activate specific channels in the plasma membrane .

The number one will automatically light up as soon as we activate the circuit and the current increases gradually as the numbers get progressively higher .

A cut-off device is automatically activated in the event of an overload .

Each can be associated with a particular file so that it is automatically loaded when the application is activated .

The unit will automatically activate if submerged , but should be activated prior to diving , either by immersing it in water or placing moistened fingertips on the two on contacts .

` You take the pen out and it automatically activates the recording mechanism . "

Flames of doubt were fanned by the crew 's insistence that they had activated the emergency radio beacon for a week , though it was not picked up .

Though he could put no figure on possible aid , Sir Wyn said assistance would come from the Bellwin scheme which can be activated for emergency relief after exceptional storm or flood damage .

In contrast , when the target is a word , both letter and word detectors will be activated .

There were occasions when a London crowd was activated by wider considerations .

This led her to search for a continuous tradition which had been activated by occult means and linked the French and Russian Revolutions .

The computer itself could only be activated by an access code known solely to Bailey .

The Input Shoctector works by monitoring the current flowing in the ` live " and ` neutral " wires , and is activated by any leakage of current to earth -- perhaps through you !

A violent , enduring mythology is activated to make sense of immediate socio-political crisis and fear .

Many of the specific meanings which can be deciphered out of the symbol are not activated because they are not indexically required .

When the chimpanzees came close to the leopard , he activated its mechanism , so that it started to move its head .

There are ions activated by thermal motion in blood and these are always subject to the Earth 's magnetic field .

He placed the holdall inside the freight car and activated the Geiger-Muller counter inside it .

In reality the mind must activate many schemata at once , each interacting with the other .

On May 31 , in the southern mountains of Colombia , 130 members of the Quintín Lame group surrendered their weapons to the authorities .

Britain is seen as having surrendered power to the Common Market in a way that has limited our freedom of manoeuvre and turned us into a colony of an embryonic West European federal state .

Manoon immediately surrendered himself to the authorities and was later charged with , among other crimes , conspiracy to assassinate Queen Sirikit in 1982 .

Other evidence of the Democrats in the House surrendering the initiative to the White House is to be seen in the actions of the Budget Committee .

On the demand side , small business owner-managers often do not fully appreciate the advantages of equity finance and consequently are reluctant to surrender equity to outside investors .

Magnus was either dragged out of sanctuary from a church on Egilsay or he voluntarily surrendered himself to his enemies .

Pablo Escobar Gaviria , 42 , the leader of the Medellín drug cartel , voluntarily surrendered himself to state authorities on June 19 .

In the United Kingdom the legislature has effectively long since surrendered the power of the purse to the executive , but that is far from being the case in the United States .

It was Edmund Wilkie , polymath , to whom in the unlikely Edwardian luxe of the Grand Hotel in Scarborough she had most bloodily surrendered her virginity .

Before that night was out he had surrendered himself to Christ .

In return the Inuit agreed to surrender their claim to the remainder of the western area of the Northwest Territories , which would be renamed .

The patriarchal principle surrendered class solidarity to myopia and minimalism .

ARMAGH battled bravely before surrendering the initiative to Portadown during the closing ten minutes after a keenly fought first round encounter .

Nevertheless , for the scientists running the rehabilitation centres it is still a question of persuading the owners to surrender their captives rather than ordering them to do so .

The action failed , but the costs were potentially ruinous for the British publishers .

The employer 's action failed , but the following guidelines were laid down : 1 .

The alternative event resulting from decision 1 is that the project fails .

If the project fails within the two-year period it should be abandoned .

He also won majority support for early parliamentary elections , but failed to get the necessary absolute majority of all registered voters , so the proposal failed .

Even if Sir Richard 's Bill fails , Mr Gummer has been forced to bring in regulations himself .

The Spartans went for two points only to see the attempt fail and the score remained 13-12 .

Each attempt failed due to the mental and physical inadequacies of its perpetrator .

This very brief review of about ten conservation programmes can not make the case that all national policies fail .

Economic policy Failed due to the Government 's Fixation with the ERM and exchange rate .

Over and above this , however , company promotion involved a different set of entrepreneurial skills from company development , a fact brought out most vividly in those cases where merger or takeover operations failed .

If these claims fail , others who should be protecting her interests will tell her that she contributed to the situation by being in male territory .

` Plans fail for lack of counsel , but with many advisers they succeed . `

If the plan failed , it was because of Gaunt 's personal ambitions in Spain , rather than because of any objection of principle to the scheme .

Although the Werner plan failed , the concept of EMU was not abandoned .

But his suicide bid failed -- because he forgot to unclip his seatbelt .

His do-or-die bid failed when Optiebeurs Felix refused after a desperately close turn into the second fence .

It was not suggested by counsel for the mother that , if the non est factum plea failed , she might nonetheless be entitled to rectification against the chargees .

This liability would be payable even if the venture failed , and all the capital were lost .

One day 's effort failed in a blizzard that was so thick route-finding became impossible .

When those efforts failed , Arnulf turned to Becket , trying to persuade him to moderate his views for the sake of ecclesiastical unity .

Similarly , if the search fails , this algorithm penalises all the chosen rules , when perhaps only one is flawed .

The anti-inflation programmes failed because they hardly cut government spending .

We have already seen that most conservation schemes failed in Tanganyika .

Even when negotiation fails and children are removed compulsorily there is an assumption that parents will be kept fully informed and only exceptionally denied access .

On 16 and 17 July the South Africans resumed the offensive and strove to take the northwestern corner of the wood ; both attacks failed for lack of artillery support .

The attempts failed , but they helped keep the issue of electoral reform on the agenda of political debate .

` I think it 's really sad if you actually believe you 're a star , " gurgles Paul . 

` You mean , " gurgled Natalia innocently , ` that we all had Fabergý eggs ? 

Jacqui gurgled something incomprehensible , as Kattina 's tongue shot into her mouth to save her the embarrassment of replying . 

Day 11 ) The water temperature released at the dam is 0 degrees Centigrade but here , 100 miles downstream , it has warmed to a comfortable 32 degrees Fahrenheit . 

According to the findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change , the world has already warmed by about half a degree since industrialisation began . 

Analysis of long-term temperature records from 120 sites in the northern hemisphere found that desertified areas had warmed by an average of 1.23 degrees centigrade . 

At the second cup she warmed slightly , and her hands stopped trembling . 

She remembered the great flagged kitchen floor at the Bassetts ' house and her heart warmed . 

Meanwhile , heat the distilled water in another basin over a pan of simmering water until it has warmed . 

Then added , with a little concern , ` Go inside and get yourself warmed . " 

She gave that infectious gurgle of laughter , and his eyes warmed . 

Ponds of the southern and central tundra warm quickly once their ice has melted , and build up a moderately rich flora and fauna . 

A re-assessment of meteorological data collected over the last 100 years has confirmed that the earth has warmed by 0.5C over that period .

Early potatoes are also grown , particularly near Boston , on the silty and sandy soils near the coast where the soil warms quickly in the spring .

estimate that air temperature warmed by 7°C during these shifts , a value consistent with independent estimates based on the oxygen isotope ratio of the ice .

They have a high pH level , rich in shell-sand lime , and are shallow , warming up quickly in the early months of the season .

Fortunately a lorry driver was washing in the basin , so while he went off to have a shit in one of the cabinets , I rifled his spongebag and pinched a disposable razor . 

Werewolf leaned over and pinched a Sweet Afton from the packet on the table in front of me . 

Somebody pinched something off me so , Bugger all this , I said , I left her there . 

The problem about the word communitarianism is that the French have pinched it . 

` Well , if your managing director is such a hot-shot , you 'd better watch out that he does n't want to pinch your job ! " 

The new wave of theft means more than £3,800 worth of goods are pinched every minute . 

` The divine right of kings does n't mean you can pinch my soap , " Fairbrother had snarled , and the three other boys in the wash room had been electrified by such dazzling insolence . 

He found that the plastic namebar on his mailbox kept being pinched by fans , so he bought a hand label machine to replace it daily . 

All the houses had tiny yards but most of the gates had been pinched and the whole place was full of rubble . 

They looked like they could have been pinched from a golf course . 

Well , do n't come screaming to me next time one of the local hippies pinches a load of your acid off you . 

It was a battery which Toss had pinched for him from a temporary traffic-light . 

Sorneone saw the open garage door and sneaked in to see what he could pinch . 

Thirdly , both murders are certainly linked with Sir Ralph 's dreadful betrayal of Bartholomew Burghgesh in Cyprus so many years ago . "

Mr Martin , in his research on migration , discovered the existence of a toll-free telephone number linking Michigan growers to farm workers in the Mexican state of Michoacan .

From the 1930s , the clearing banks directly linked their interest rates to Bank Rate .

A recent WHO position paper on health education directly linked community participation to empowerment as a means of promoting healthier individuals and environments ( WHO Position Paper , 1991 ) .

Skin cancer , which is directly linked to sun exposure and damage , is now the UK 's second most common form of cancer .

` Ironically , the tobacco epidemic of the developing world is directly linked to growing health concerns and declining smoking rates in the United States and other developed countries .

Hypertension , a disease strongly linked with fetal growth , was four times more concordant in single placenta monozygous twins than in monozygous twins who had separate placentas .

` Sweeney Erect " is a poem about sexuality ; that sort of erection clearly links at the most basic level the different planes of history in the poem .

The study linked the increase directly to the radioactive fallout from Chernobyl .

Some studies have linked the risk of prostate cancer with testosterone concentrations and the degree of sexual activity , but the latter is difficult to measure and reports are inconclusive .

Nor is there solid virological evidence to link human AIDs with what the researchers proudly called ` Simian AIDS " .

His claims are certain to escalate into a big political scandal , following as they do new evidence linking Mrs Mandela to the murder of a prominent Soweto doctor .

The single remaining piece of evidence which linked Kirov the tailor to Kirov the dissident activist was in his pocket , sealed within a plain brown , un-addressed envelope .

One salutary study linking stress to accelerated ageing comes from the Canadian Institute of Stress in Toronto .

The two are linked through the cost of capital and the return on financial assets .

` Mm , deserved that , did n't I ? " he queried almost gently , and Hilary stared at him in astonishment . 

` At a loose end , Deveraugh ? " she queried disdainfully as he followed her out of the tent . 

Glancing at him , she queried helplessly , ` Do you ever have days when you wish you 'd stayed in bed ? " 

` So , " Leith swallowed down at least four contradictions she could have lobbed at him , and queried sarcastically instead , ` what would you like to talk about ? " 

Perhaps something in her face alerted him because he stopped , then queried slowly , thoughtfully , ` Or do you ? " 

Her lovely face reflecting her complete and utter bewilderment , she queried slowly , ` Why on earth would I want to claim kinship ? " 

` Is that your dinner piece ? " queried Natasha , pointing at the waxed paper parcel Maggie was holding . 

` Twelve and a half minutes ? " queried Misch , taken aback by the exactitude of the estimate . 

` Why do they all wear yellow ? " queried Isabel , noticing the bright clothing along the entire length of the street . 

` If they found a point they wished to query us on we had to give an instant , pressurised response , " he said . 

` Shingle Street ? " queried the lady at the Public Record Office . 

Tentatively , he put the recovery at about 18 months ahead , but queried if it could be a non-inflationary one . 

` Is anything wrong ? " he queried , and Belinda realised that she had been staring at him in silence for far too long , as she tried to decide what to say . 

Curious to know how strong the ties were , Luce queried , ` Do you visit Italy often ? " 

` For a thief ? " she queried sourly , wishing she 'd kept quiet about it . 

` You type , of course ? " he queried conversationally , and suddenly Fabia felt panic hit the pit of her stomach . 

Overall , Ecclestone and Balestre both seemed to have lost their minds . 

We have parents who seem to have lurched abruptly into grandparenthood , or who are nagging us to make them grandparents . 

The offer would seem at first sight to be an extremely generous one , but those who make it know it can not be accepted . 

He did n't seem the sort of man to be cruel and nasty on purpose , just for the fun of it . 

This may seem a ridiculously simple statement to make , but awareness of our interests in research is very important . 

It had seemed a good idea , but how could she ask for Dana in a strange shop ? 

THE quality control laboratories at ICI Billingham may seem an unlikely place for artistic yearnings . 

After it was drunk , Lady Merchiston seemed to recover a little of her lost vitality . 

The gang-girl she had been seemed as remote from her as the child she had been before that . 

She was usually alone , which she preferred to be ; the roar of the river water seemed louder when she climbed the road by herself . 

` Ah , but I think we shall be able to find out now ! " said the police-sergeant , who seemed very pleased about something . 

She seemed very beautiful to him , and his heart began to move within him . 

` You suddenly seem very happy , very much at peace with the world , " Luke smiled , watching her . 

He had n't seemed very pleased and he was waiting when she arrived . 

At first sight the house seemed very little changed , except that the area of grass about the porch had been scythed . 

On the face of it , this plan of campaign did not seem very innovative . 

His apparent rejection of her seems like the rejection of all mankind . 

Miklós wanted to know why the Scots seemed more at ease as British than the Irish . 

Anyway , Julius seemed in a surprisingly reasonable mood this morning . 

The drab terraced buildings , backed by cluttered gardens and ramshackle sheds , seemed still , peaceful , almost uninhabited at this early hour . 

She seemed well and cheerful , the lodgers pleased with their lot . 

But Mr Sherwood said : ` This figure seems wildly exaggerated . " 

The romanizing aspect of Merovingian ideology seems not to have impressed Gregory . 

Leopold continued to keep Mozart and his mother apprised of all that was going on in Salzburg , including accounts of performances of Mozart 's compositions . 

An emissary would be permitted to leave Berwick to apprise the so-called Regent of this arrangement . 

I thought it right to apprise Cyril of what had happened at Muirfield , but having corresponded with the Seniors secretary , he assured me I was on course for election . 

Before the guidelines were formally introduced the local coordinator apprised the local medical committee of their content and the nature and purpose of the study . 

She also knew that he liked to boast and she would egg him on shamelessly . 

IRAQ boasted yesterday that it would attempt another takeover of Kuwait . 

Then they boasted about technological innovations -- steam engines , railway locomotives , steam turbines and so on . 

` I can see right through her ! " he might have boasted , if you had suggested the possibility to him . 

As the Tory manifesto boasts , there are 18 mini-charters , covering health , public transport , education , local government and so on . 

When the new transmitter was installed , the Commercial Service produced a brochure for prospective customers which boasted , with some justification : 'East Africa 's Most powerful Advertising Medium' . 

` I do n't want to boast , but every mother knows what their child is capable of and I know Anthony is capable of a grade one . " 

` I bought A $50,000 Boat For Only $10 , " boasts the headline . 

` Oh , I 've been inside the big house hundreds of times , " boasted Jackie . 

` We throw stones to avenge Palestine , " boasted a ten-year-old . 

Here was I writing to Benjamin , boasting about being a merchant prince , and it had all been contrived . 

Hot Springs boasts of being Clinton 's boyhood home and the village of Hope of being his birthplace . 

No trick , as he gleefully recounted himself was too low or devious to ensure the required result , though he might boast of being the " King of the Bristol Channel " . 

Guppy allegedly boasted of having carried out the perfect crime , the court heard . 

He remembered telling Michael , the albino boy , about her , boasting about her beauty . 

Sarah made no secret of her past , she even boasted about her many conquests and it seemed that she was leading poor Tom Parks around like a bull with a ring through its nose . 

In public they have to boast about the training revolution they are supposedly leading . 

Women currently aged 45 to 59 said they 'd only had 2.6 lovers , while men the same age boasted of 13.6 girlfriends . 

Morland , a notoriously untrustworthy man , openly boasted of his skill as a forger . 

She has boasted of her tendency to draw analogies between running the economy and a housewife 's weekly budget ( which many economists dismiss as pre-Keynesian , naïve , and dangerous ) . 

Yanto recalled him boasting in the pub that ` be prepared " had been his motto ever since leaving the boy scouts . 

This was Hinkley Point , an industrial complex on the Somerset coast which already housed two nuclear power stations , and which proudly boasted in its publicity that it was ` Britain 's biggest " . 

He boasts in the Tory-backing Daily Mail that she has been proved right in her warnings against the European exchange rate mechanism . 

Marshall boasted on his trade card that he was ‘ the inventor of true Spectacle Grinding & the only person that has , or ever has had , the Approbation of the Royal Society ’ . 

In that state , Paul talked more than he should ; and boasted to Edwin of his engagement to a lady whose grandfather was the Earl of Holden in Warwickshire . 

They never really boasted to their friends like other people 's parents sometimes did . 

Many licensed dealers ' clients boast to friends of their broker or their " man in the City " , who gives them tips . 

He 'd boasted to Irina that politicians come and go , but spies go on forever . 

But he treated the democracy about which he boasted to foreign journalists with near contempt when it stood in the way of his domestic ambitions . 

As he lined up his shot , he boasted to his mates , ` If I do n't sink this , I 'll marry my girlfriend . " 

One of their men boasted to me that they intend killing the ministers . 

` You can be up on the moors in twenty minutes ! " its inhabitants boasted . 

Robert Maxwell used to boast , " If there 's a way back after death , I will be the one to find it . " 

This reminds me of the story about the old lady who boasted she had been wearing the same pair of stockings for twenty years -- one year she knitted new feet on them and the next new legs ! 

Few towns can boast they do not have a problem with dogs being allowed to roam the streets and Darlington is no exception . 

This seems ironic as they will usually have boasted that they were the top sales people at their previous firms . 

Did the English not boast that Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton ? 

Groups of thugs , especially from England , openly boast that they 're going to the World Cup to fight their rivals . 

You should inspect your mail to determine the outcome of the module transfer . 

Once the six to eight weeks of pressing time have elapsed , you can inspect the material to see whether it is completely dry or not . 

After this , a CAA Surveyor was to be asked to inspect the modifications to determine whether the CAA would categorise them as Minor or a Major Modifications and to establish the details of the flight testing required . 

TOP brass from the emergency and armed services inspected would-be uniformed recruits at a passing out parade in Teesside . 

Springsteen finished the mince and inspected his whiskers for any he 'd missed . 

They are the notices which you are required to give to your local council 's Building Control department , to enable them to inspect your work for compliance with the appropriate regulation requirements . 

When we found it and after I had thanked every sea god for my luck and promised never to make the same stupid mistake again , I gingerly inspected the Seayak for damage . 

She runs her finger slowly along his chin , as if inspecting it for dust . 

You inspect each man for sore feet and … er … anything else . ’ 

Females inspect several nests before allowing courtship with a chosen male to proceed . 

I inspected the posters on the cafe walls to see if there was anything interesting happening in the area in the near future , but apart from the Film Club there was n't much . 

Self-selection enables the customer to inspect goods without pressure , and this often results in an impulse purchase . 

On completion , Sarna UK Technicians will inspect the final installation before issuing a 10-year guarantee . 

You should always inspect the terrain before going into battle . " 

Only his skin , as I inspected him from fairly close quarters , was pallid and blotchy . 

Then , as she inspected the cassette , irritation turned to bafflement . 

In that bodies are observable , they can be inspected by others . 

It was inspected by Lt. Col. von Donop on 18 May , from Tooting Junction to Mitcham and Canterbury Road , Croydon . 

How many times a day are the toilets in your school inspected for cleanliness and for an adequate supply of toilet paper in each cubicle ? 

We sign in , have our boat inspected by that nice man from Eclipse and are duly body tagged with a nylon cord bracelet and a number . 

Herr Nordern gulped his beer and drummed his fingers on the table . 

Doyle gulped beer , standing by the phone and watching the silent football . 

I gulped down the last drop of my beer and helped Amanda on with her coat . 

Russell gulped another mouthful from his pint of beer and ripped open a bag of crisps . 

He gulped some coffee , and in the shop bought biscuits , mineral water and bananas . 

Zen gulped down the rest of his coffee and announced that he had to be going . 

He did n't make any sort of sign of recognition , but he gulped his drink with urgency . 

After she had gulped the pancake , she picked up a shrimp and ate that saying : ` I like that . " 

She gulped the hot tea , put the cup down , took hold of a sandwich and sank hungry white teeth into it . 

Corbett gulped the rich , red wine , relishing the way it warmed his stomach . 

Various items get gulped up into my mouth , and after skilful massage with tongue and teeth I transfer them to the plate for additional sculpture with knife and fork and spoon . 

She was obviously very hungry because she always gulped her food down like there was no tomorrow . 

She was roused from this reverie seconds later when he gulped the last of the juice and said , ` I know what Faye 's ` few minutes " mean . 

A spoon was pushed between her gritted teeth and Nina gulped at the bitter medicine , hoping it would bring her release from the agony that was wearing her down . 

Mr Carver gulped through his tea , then muttered , ` Well , I 'm away . 

As she walked to the weighing room , she gulped down the three pills . 

He stretched his throat and gulped down a third of the liquid in the glass . 

Gerd gulps down the food , and then coughs a few times , each time a little louder , and exhibiting a little more distress . 

He gulped down the spread of cold meats eagerly but chewed slowly , like the old man he had become . 

He gulped down more wine and turned to applaud as the next cabaret act came on stage . 

Most flesh-eating reptiles have simple spikes that prevent them from chewing their prey ; they have to gulp it down whole and then remain in a torpor for days or weeks to digest the meal . 

And I took it and slew them all : seven thousand warriors and old men , together with women and old women and maidens , for I had consecrated it for Ashtar-Chemosh . " 

The new church on Turnham Green was named Christ Church and was consecrated in 1853 , with a parish separated from the old Chiswick parish of St. Nicholas . 

The Primate of New Zealand ( where a woman has recently been consecrated as a diocesan bishop ) speaks of women priests bringing ` an overwhelmingly positive contribution " to the life of the church . 

On 17 May 1955 , the Feast of Ascension , the foundation stone of the present Drumcree Parish Church was laid and the completed building was consecrated on 28 October 1856 . 

It is possible that Offa would have liked Ecgfrith to have been consecrated either by the pope or by the papal legates . 

It may be that Archbishop Jaenberht refused to consecrate him so that Offa was driven to establishing a metropolitan see at Lichfield in order to procure an archbishop who would perform the ceremony . 

On 26 September 1406 he was consecrated at Mortlake after his promotion to the see of London . 

On 17 July 1054 he consecrated Godric abbot of Winchcombe , having held the abbey himself since the death of Abbot Godwin in 1053 . 

On Sept. 10 the Pope consecrated the basilica of Our Lady of the Peace in Yamoussoukro , Côte d'Ivoire [ see also p. 37700 ] . 

Women who consecrated themselves to the goddess in like manner cut off one or both breasts . 

His return to England seems to have been accompanied by Bishop Gerbrand of Roskilde , who was to be consecrated by Archbishop Æthelnoth of Canterbury , and is among the witnesses of the charter S 958 . 

The first releases occurred in mid-July when the government commuted all death sentences and proclaimed an amnesty for all political and some criminal prisoners .

The Head of State commuted the sentences to 15 years ' imprisonment .

De Graaff commuted the sentence to two years , and in actuality Sukarno was released on 15 December 1931 .

It had been widely expected that President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali , whose distaste for capital punishment for politically motivated crimes had been well publicized , would commute the death sentences .

The Prime Minister , Shaikh Saad al Abdullah as Salim as Sabah , commuted on June 26 the death sentences imposed on 29 people ( three of them women ) for collaborating with the Iraqi authorities .

He insisted their sentence should be commuted to life imprisonment .

Although sentenced to death by the Supreme Court of East Germany his sentence was commuted to one of life imprisonment , but he has never been heard of again .

The two others , Daniel Santovenia Fernández and Pedro de la Caridad Alvárez Pedroso , had their sentences commuted to 30 years ' imprisonment .

There was no break for the rest of that day , and by late afternoon Major Sakata , Sergeant Akida and Corporal Sushi had had their sentences commuted to life imprisonment .

In 1990 the state of Louisiana electrocuted Dalton Prejean , despite a recommendation by the Pardons and Parole Board that his sentence be commuted to life imprisonment .

When Ako Adjei , Adamafio and Crabbe were given a second trial they were condemned to death : but the sentence was commuted by Nkrumah to life imprisonment .

His sentence was commuted to beheading and he was executed at Amiens in 1766 .

After laying down arms she was court-martialled in Kilmainham Gaol , but her death sentence was commuted to penal servitude for life in Aylesbury Gaol .

She had n't known this until one night , three years ago , when he had imbibed too liberally .

I have read of folk suffering such hallucinations when they have imbibed too freely .

Now , it is to be remembered that both men had imbibed considerable quantities of potato gin , a drink not noted for its sobering qualities , and that the light was extremely poor .

` You should not speak too bluntly of forgery , my dear fellow , " said Mr Singleton , delicately imbibing more whisky .

He imbibed too much , too often and too frequently and , when in his cups , was included to brag and boast .

There the litter will remain , imbibing milk and growing rapidly for five weeks .

The demand for buses has dropped dramatically since the late 1970s and this process has been accelerated by the ending of both the bus grant and revenue support for bus services . 

KUWAIT was in the thick of battle last night as leading oil producers tried to hammer out a deal which would prevent prices collapsing when winter demand drops . 

The number of repossessed properties rose from 6,000 in 1982 to 23,000 in 1987 , though in 1988 the figure dropped to around 13,800 . 

Thus , women of between 20 and 24 marrying in 1900 had an average family size of 4.0 children , while by 1950 the figure had dropped to 2.3 . 

EDINBURGH Oil & Gas , the Scottish exploration and production minnow , saw its operating profits rise sharply last year , though the headline profits figure dropped dramatically , writes Peter Woodifield . 

Given this evaporation rate and the smaller inflows into the sea , the level is continuing to drop at a rate of about 0.5 m a year . 

Obediently the noise level dropped to a whispered exchange , and Larsen ran his eye over the sea of faces packing the long corridor on either side , trying to pick out his daughter Karen . 

In Gloucestershire the river severn 's level has dropped slightly , but the national rivers authority is being cautious about giving the all clear . 

The latter reduced hydro-electric power and caused the shutting down of several nuclear power stations when river levels dropped and the water in any case became too warm for effective cooling . 

As you move slowly apart , to rest , your adrenaline levels drop quickly , and prolactin , a calming hormone , is released , disposing you towards sleep . 

Today , he estimates , the number of collectors has dropped to about 50 . 

A 1937 count found 300,000 wading birds in the Everglades ; by 1988 the number had dropped to 15,000 . 

There were 3,000 pawnbrokers in Greater London in the 1960S , but in ten years the number dropped to 150 . 

There were over 1,000 in the ‘ New World ’ before the colonists arrived — a number that has now dropped to around 400 . 

The symptoms of haemorrhagic dengue are the same to begin with , but on around the third day the victim 's nose and gums begin to bleed and blood pressure drops dangerously low , sometimes fatally . 

A gas dropping in pressure also drops in temperature -- the principle behind the household refrigerator . 

According to the crew of a USAF storm-tracking WC-130 Hercules which penetrated the eye of the hurricane just before it struck Homestead , peak wind speed was 170 knots and pressure dropped to 993 millibars . 

With plenty of stock said to be on offer , the market price quickly dropped back 36 to £11.05 in the wake of Wall Street 's decline . 

He looks forward to the day when home computers are so widespread that the price for software will drop by 75 per cent . 

Afterwards , when ethylene became available on a large scale from oil refining processes -- previously it had been made from alcohol -- the price of the polymer dropped . 

It all makes many believe that over the coming months share prices will drop below the levels at which they opened 1991 . 

Ironically that is also the reason behind yesterday 's good news for motorists that petrol prices are to drop . 

Nonetheless , prices are unlikely to drop further : TransTools made the mistake of launching its first database at too low a price , which lost it the prestige Ollero feels it deserves . 

The early 1930s were a bad time ; the world depression particularly hit Burma as agricultural prices dropped . 

It did result in er an improvement in the share situation and in the er strength of the pound , but I understand the share prices have dropped rapidly again following further news of oil price increases . 

Since the 1970s fertility rates have dropped for all women in the UK irrespective of country of origin . 

Mr Lindsey was predicting in early January that the majority of customers this year would probably opt for a variable rate , on the basis that they probably did not believe interest rates would drop very much further . 

The main reason was that mortality rates dropped very sharply . 

Porsche sold 88 cars last month ( down from 320 ) , while Jaguar sales dropped 48.8 per cent . 

Other offerings include the entry-level Organiser II portable range , which after eight years on the market saw sales drop to £10.3m from £13.8m . 

In the first quarter of 1993 , however , the company saw consolidated sales drop 14% . 

The Big Three US carmakers , who controlled more than 85 per cent of the luxury market 10 years ago , saw their share drop to below 50 per cent last year . 

Although Labour 's defeat was crushing ( its share of the vote dropped by almost 13 percentage points ) , the National Party victory was less decisive than it first appeared . 

Because they contain water , they must be stored in conditions where the temperature will not drop below 5°C , and must not be applied in cold , damp conditions , or when there is high humidity . 

As night comes the temperature drops slightly , bringing a little respite . 

Jacqueline 's weight dropped from 10 stone to just over 4 and a half stone by the time of her death on December 23rd last year . 

The prices of French properties have dropped by 20% to 30% from their peak , but the appreciation of the franc against the pound has added 10% plus to French prices in sterling terms . 

Over the last 100 years , the ice cap has shrunk in area from 20 kmsq to only 13 kmsq ; this year its thickness has dropped by 2.5 metres . 

On the day , however , we discovered that the level of the field had dropped by two metres . 

It was a nightmare : early on , his budget dropped from dollars l6m to £300,000 , and his crew was reduced to two . 

In South Wales voluntary liquidations dropped from 311 to 284 but in the Midlands they rose from 1,756 to 1,773 . 

Today , Amstrad shares have dropped from their peak of £2.34 to just 28p — less than half what its assets are valued at . 

Pill use in the US dropped from 61 per cent of couples in 1973 to 45 per cent in 1982 . 

In rural areas , despite soaring inflation , wages have been frozen by government decree since 1979 and have dropped in real terms by 69.3% between 1971-81 . 

Furthermore , recurrences , which usually ran at ten to 20 per cent , dropped close to zero . 

He missed the cut in 1990 and again last year , when he also dropped to 53rd in the American money list . 

The dollar dropped to a near-record low against the yen yesterday , and there was dollar selling in Europe blamed on concern new taxes would slow the American economic recovery . 

With the introduction of Cued Speech , the frequency with which the children used communicative gestures dropped dramatically without a corresponding increase in speech production . 

While sales of petrol engined cars dropped by almost 32 per cent , sales of diesels rose by nine per cent . 

Since the introduction of a differential fee , however , the number of visits in Berkshire undertaken by deputies has dropped by more than half , yet overall numbers have risen steeply . 

In a budget report presented in mid-1990 , the Minister of Finance , Kinza Clodumar , said that he expected that phosphate royalties would drop by A$10,000,000 from the 1989-90 figure of A$25,000,000 . 

Deep Lake , and the slightly less salty Club Lake , seldom freeze over , though their surface temperatures drop almost to -20°C in winter . 

As a result , the magpie population dropped dramatically : in one village , from 259 birds to just 77 . 

If everyone in the developed world made energy efficiency a priority in all parts of their lives , the carbon dioxide we add to the atmosphere could drop quickly enough to make a real difference to global warming . 

The number of buzzards , whose primary food has always been rabbits , dropped significantly and is only now showing signs of recovery . 

Danzig 's already depleted currency reserves dropped steadily . 

Prices in some areas have dropped by between 10 and 20 per cent this year and the number of sales has been half last year's . 

( Tom , who rows the baggage boat , is the lone teetotaller . ) 

Far out in the blue bay , a small figure was rowing a rubber dinghy , from which , at intervals , three other figures hurled themselves into the water . 

He could row one way one minute and if he found you agreeing with him , he would take the opposite argument on principle . " 

Rowing a flat-bottomed punt in rough water , against a strong wind , is nigh on impossible on your own , and a back-breaking task even for two . 

As the Vikings rowed their warships round the north of Scotland , past Cape Wrath , their ` turning point " , down the ragged west coast of their ` South Land " , they saw Suilven as a single , dramatic pillar ; and they named it Sul Val , the pillar mountain . 

With a prayer of thankfulness I rowed the few yards to her , made fast the dinghy to a cleat on her transom , and climbed on board . 

Athenian society had been geared to war for so long that many breadwinners had never known a time when they could not earn a summer 's income by rowing the triremes . 

And over the next 3 days , all their training and stamina was put to the supreme test as the rafts were rowed down river . 

But they had all their equipment with them and they just stood on the deck and underneath below deck were the people who rowed the boats over . 

They would row about fifty yards in one direction , then turn round and row back , seemingly over the same ground . 

We rowed eastwards down the river all day , looking round all the time to check that no one was following us . 

There are too many people nowadays who think they are achieving something by changing the scenery as often as possible : hitchhiking through Europe , peddling across Asia , rowing across the Atlantic and so forth . 

Sandy bays invited the bather to plunge in the clear cool waters ; boating parties found no breeze to fill the sail , and rowed lazily around the coast . 

As far as I could remember I 'd rowed ashore in a fairly direct line from Joanna to the beach . 

Eight hundred oarsmen and women will be rowing through Herefordshire to Wales in the River Wye Raft Race . 

When we saw the outline of a ship in the distance , we rowed towards it . 

Traditionally , you should row towards the swan , but swan-upping can be hard work and many prefer to be towed . 

Some of the sailors and I managed to get a boat into the water , and we rowed away to look for land . 

We went round to Rum Cove , the nearest landing place for Ben Gunn 's cave of treasure , then Gray left us there before rowing back to guard the ship for the night . 

With the bee in her sleeve she rowed on , into the unknown sea beyond , and she let down her little bone hook on its slender line . 

He was nicknamed ` The Resurrection Man " because he would row up and down the river by night , fishing up floating bodies -- and picking their pockets before he handed them over to the police and claimed his reward . 

Alternatively we can rent a small boat and row along the channels through the reeds and into the lakes . 

He rows out alone into the estuary , and waits there -- waits for what ? 

It was , to his delight , leaking but still seaworthy ; but an interested crowd of MacIans had gathered on the shore , and even Lachlan could see that to row up Kentra Bay to attack Arivegaig , with an audience eagerly running ahead to arrange a warm welcome for him , was scarcely sensible . 

Uncle Albert picked up the oars , turned the boat round , and started furiously rowing up river . 

Some are rowing about in spindly black rowing-boats in the graceful standing posture that is the classic Venetian stance , while others are darting around in speedboats . 

So the fisherman rowed along to where the mermaids were playing round the mill-wheel . 

When she returned to her boat , she did not notice this , and proceeded to row back to her lock-house . 

` The Chancellor is now rowing back from full compensation and he will never be trusted again . 

" Upon that doubtful note he withdrew once more into silence and rowed on towards land . 

However , conditions for the time of the year seemed favourable and I was in hopeful mood as I rowed carefully out on the meadow side to a drop-off at about 70 yards I knew to be there . 

So once again he rowed out to sea , and for three days neither ate nor fished . 

Guy 's eyes were screened by the Raybans as they dropped anchor off a deserted palm-fringed bay , and rowed over to a deserted white crescent of sand to unload the picnic hamper . 

I got up before dawn and made my mooring at Fambridge while there was still water to row ashore . 

So she sank beneath the waves in her silver boat , and the fisherman rowed home . 

Also , the boat was so small that when I rowed , the waves came over the sides of the boat . 

'' Waffenruhe '' translates as truce , armistice , an uneasy , provisional peace .

But this performance was better than expected , and its share price jumped . 

Australian wool prices have jumped 17% in two weeks and are now only 18% below the reserve price of A$7 a kilo that was abandoned in February . 

Pre-tax profit , therefore , jumped back to £2million , from £521,000 . 

And it revealed that profits jumped from just £700,000 to £3,500,000 in six months . 

Agribusiness profits jumped 23 per cent to £14.6 million helped by the strong growth in the agricultural supplies business and a good performance from the group 's Pig Improvement Company where volumes have been impressive . 

European sales jumped by 18 per cent to just over £3billion for the quarter , and on a similar rise the enlarged US activities passed £1billion , the global total moving above £5 billion . 

Fourth quarter sales jumped from $2.7 billion to $3.8 billion , including sales of Apollo equipment . 

Britain 's retail sales jumped 3.7% in March , the largest monthly increase in nearly 12 years , as shoppers rushed to beat April 's deadline for higher value-added tax . 

Since then , sales have jumped from 6.86 billion francs to 8.56 billion in 1992 , while pre-tax profits have soared to 443 million francs from 130 million in 1988 . 

After a disappointing December when sales fell by 1.0 per cent , the volume of sales jumped 1.6 per cent between December and January , according to figures from the Central Statistical Office . 

Wellcome 's leading drug Zovirax , used in the treatment of herpes , saw sales jump 17 per cent to £369 million , while the AIDS treatment , Retrovir , lifted sales 14 per cent to £131 million . 

Yet its shares jumped 10 per cent , compounding the strength of the shares since the scheme was first mooted . 

Dixons ' shares jumped to 153p in early trading but ended the day at 141p , a 22p rise . 

ROSEHAUGH shares jumped 5per cent to 494p yesterday on news that BPC Associates , a partnership affiliated with JMB Realty of Chicago , had bought a near 5 per cent stake . 

When the Stock Exchange opened the FT-SE index of the 100 largest companies ' shares jumped by more than 130 points and peaked at lunchtime with a 151-point rise . 

THE shares of Sage Group jumped 31 to 484p yesterday after the Newcastle-based accounting software supplier unveiled a 44 p.c. rise in pre-tax profits to £4.34m for the six months to end-March . 

The shares jumped 40 points on the news , but later settled at £11.60 , up 28 . 

This jumped more than £70m to £501m for the year to September but the recession has torn a gaping hole in the value of its hotels , restaurants and pubs . 

An expansion led by companies will prove more sustainable : in the past year business investment in new machinery has jumped by a healthy 16% . 

Meanwhile , Microsoft 's net income for January to March jumped by 36% to $143m as sales soared by 40% to $158m . 

Looking on the bright side , Mayor Edgar Nunez said tourism had jumped by 60pc . 

THE ROLL of a class in a Co Down primary school jumped by more than half in one go when four children from the same family -- all born on the same day -- arrived . 

Sales jumped by £26million to £181million largely as a result of inflationary price rises by suppliers . 

Influenced by the lower pound , earnings jumped by 22 per cent during the period and over the nine months . 

And freight traffic exports jumped by 13 per cent to 4,000 tonnes and imports were up by over 20 per cent , giving an overall freight increase for the month of 17 per cent . 

The contrast is most marked in the West Midlands , which has seen the percentage of births jump from 8pc to 20pc over the decade . 

Yet within two years the percentage of sub-£2 assessments jumped from a modest 39½ to more than 56 . 

They jumped from £500,000 to £1,700,000 in the six months to July . 

They jumped from 134 to 213 this year -- an increase of 60 per cent . 

Atlas Converting Equipment jumped 60 to 585p , buoyed by some directors ' share purchases . 

As he hurried downstairs he heard Buddie leave the house and Lady the bulldog barking excitedly in the yard . 

Barking ferociously , the big Great Dane rushed from the rear of the house , skidded around the corner and hurled herself at the gate with such force that it creaked under the impact . 

The Great Dane barked once and sank her teeth into the boy 's dangling hand . 

But I left in a hurry because the piglets ' mother did n't approve of a stranger wandering among her brood and she came at me open-mouthed , barking explosively . 

( 12 ) So then the farmer asked his cat ( 13 ) to scratch the dog ( 14 ) so the dog would bark loudly ( 15 ) and thereby frighten the donkey into the shed …

Dogs barked and snapped , and we heard the sneak thief running barefoot into a maze of alleyways , bomb sites and derelict hotels . 

Von Mansdorf did so , cautiously , and the gun barked as if he had stood on its tail . 

They began to bark as she walked the few yards to his front door . 

Occasionally one dog would bark in isolation : sometimes two or three more would join it . 

I bark with laughter , arousing rest of family , including Adam who comes down for cornflakes . 

Magnus and the Alsatian , attracted by the noise , came running over and began leaping up at them and barking in wild excitement , their panting mouths leaving clouds in the chill air . 

The engine barked , a harsh hacking sound , and they rolled out into the sunshine . 

Would he range the world looking for sheep to care for if there were none here ? 

Her thinking grabbed her and she raced down to the beach , and followed the rocky shoreline looking for signs of him , but saw nothing . 

But she did n't know where it was either and soon the whole family was up on their feet looking for the source of the noise . 

The sight of the boat grounded on a mud bank and him holding a rope , looking for a tow , is followed by a ` Man Wanted " notice going up back at base . 

` They 're all Copts , " said Nikos , but went to look in his files . 

For details of the series look in the Radio Times or get a list of the programmes , either from Radio Brighton or by writing to me , Doctor Brian Smith at the Physics Building in the university . 

` Er , " Gurder said , ` we did look in all the rooms , did n't we ? " 

After the service , when everyone had filed outside , Willie looked around for the strange curly-haired boy that he had seen at the Post Office . 

So we must look around for phenomena that occur every 150 million years or so . 

Throughout the entire 50 minutes of grilling on low heat , Judd Lander sits nervously , looking around for more people to ask questions . 

For many people it is a matter of looking around for the car they want and then frantically trying to arrange the finance , whilst the ` offer " still holds . 

Cally looked around for another glass , walking over to a wall cupboard and looking inside . 

I looked woozily around for Mr and Mrs Gould but there was no sign of them . 

She helped the younger woman to the kitchen , put her on a chair and looked round for the kettle . 

He found himself looking round for Slater as she put one hand on the mantelpiece and slipped her shoe back on , fastening the strap again . 

As they came through the exit doors , Ricky looked wearily round for an Avis sign . 

She jumped to her feet , looking wildly round for escape , but he stood directly between her and the door . 

He nodded and with professional cheerfulness addressed Nigel with , ` And how are you feeling today ? " 

After giving the Brigadier a smart salute , he addresses me in his usual gruff manner , ` Piper , I want you to play your bagpipes as we disembark " . 

` If she has vanished , I 'm going to see that solicitor about whether I can get her presumed dead . " 

Three men are missing , presumed dead , after their boat sank in a severe gale within sight of the harbour at Padstow , Cornwall . 

Ignorant me only knows of a Paris ` Conservatoire " , but I presume there must be such an august institution nearer to hand ( and foot ) . 

Hanging leaders were nothing out of the ordinary , and the Old Thunderer even confessed itself vexed by the ` overmagnanimous spirit of British law , which always presumes a man innocent until he is proven guilty " . 

It was not the catastrophic defeat at Stalingrad , as often presumed , which saw the turning-point in Hitler 's popularity . 

If an exogenously determined money stock can be taken for granted , then movements in money incomes and prices would not influence the money stock and so the causality must run in the direction presumed by monetarists . 

I presume there are people with second homes who actually have money which they 've put aside for the right property . 

But what was the bottom income line above which recipients can be presumed to have enjoyed at least the modicum of comfort above subsistence and simple " decency " ? 

Thirdly , in economic theory it is presumed that any level of output is always produced at the lowest technically feasible cost . 

There was a firm 6×4 cm swelling to the right of the midline scar in the adbomen which was presumed to be the recurrent tumour . 

Universal concepts denote phenomena which are presumed to occur universally , regardless of historical epoch or type of society . 

Those who were capable were presumed to be capable for all time . 

It is to be presumed both these amulets have been enchanted ; for the first very much resembles a common pebble ; the other is that species of fossil shell called Gryphites . " 

All the causes of change are presumed , in Lyell 's system , to persist undiminished into the present , the human period , and on into the future . 

This has been presumed to be desirable , as the only way in which to guard against indoctrination and rampant subjectivism . 

It was presumed that , in the others , there was no significant fluid in the rectum during the test . 

It must be presumed too that much of this effort would be concentrated on those stations used by Europeans , where they could expect to find every facility , including even letter-racks for their mail . 

If the right arises through third party assent , that time can not be definitely ascertained where assent is presumed through silence . 

A common observation has been that there are soils in which some diseases never seem to occur and it is presumed that microorganisms that are antagonistic to pathogens naturally occur in these ` suppressive soils " . 

If certain schools are designated ` science schools " it will be presumed by parents , and indeed by employers and institutions of higher education , that other schools not so designated are weak in science . 

It will therefore be important at the outset to establish which persons are likely to be presumed by the Panel to be acting in concert with a party to a takeover . 

` Well , I presume the character is also the Author 's character . 

This new power to presume guilt of unspecified offences was advertised as a unique response to the unique evil of drug trafficking . 

At least , all the other eighteen-year-olds I knew were like this , so I presumed it was normal . 

I presume you have access to the various briefing papers we have circulated to branches over the last 18 months or so . 

Endill presumed it was the box of questions the Bookman had told him about . 

PC Kelly went on : ` I did not hear anything but I saw two flashes from the barrel of the gun and I presumed he had shot Goodman twice . " 

If not , one presumes that radiography would have either shown no lesion or not contributed to management of disease . 

In addition to that , the common law will presume that there is a " lost modern grant " if the right has been exercised for 20 years . 

As it happened , Linda had presumed that the comment had only been an example , nothing to do with her . 

In the absence of strong evidence to the contrary , the law presumes that in face to face agreements the seller is prepared to deal with the person in front of him -- whoever that may be . 

The definition of " acting in concert " contained in the Code presumes that certain categories of persons are acting in concert unless the contrary is established . 

` You 're presuming rather a lot , " the Doctor pointed out , ` from a heap of crumbled ruins . " 

This approach , however , is open to charges of functionalism and presumes a conspiracy between judiciary and government . 

Having never seen brown coal before , she presumed the house owner would shovel the load down to his cellar when convenient . 

Theists who explore notions like existence in order to express the presence of a transcendent God presume this inherent incompleteness in reality . 

The newspaper argued that the ordinary reader , possessed of a fairer and less suspicious mind , would presume innocence . 

Detention of a person presumed to be innocent is a serious matter . 

There was an edge of disdain in her voice which Judith presumed to be a comment on Mrs Klein , wife of the community 's President , with whom Karlinsky would be staying . 

The Kurd made a long noise in his throat which she presumed to indicate disappointment . 

The position of Morocco was complex in that the government , having committed forces on the allied side , was compelled by the strength of domestic feeling to express its concern over the war .

On Aug. 20 Egypt expressed concern for the safety and integrity of Iraqi territory .

Let me yet again express the view that Lord Cullen and his staff have produced a document of world-class significance -- in , given the circumstances , a remarkably short time .

In doing so I should like to express my gratitude to the late Herman Dooyeweerd and to Irving Kristol both of whom have influenced my thinking .

He expressed gratitude to " the millions of my compatriots and those in every corner of the globe who have campaigned tirelessly for my release " .

The USA had expressed numerous reservations before agreeing to join the EBRD .

The UK and French governments had initially expressed a preference for " four-plus-zero " ( that is negotiations among the four allies without German involvement ) , but had subsequently agreed to the US proposal .

We may say that when a piece of music unexpectedly changes to a minor key this expresses a feeling of foreboding .

John XXII repeatedly expressed the same hopes in his correspondence with Reynolds .

We must assume that you know how to express yourself in sentences .

Others have expressed the changes in terms of the need to produce a more compliant and disciplined youth work force .

A philosophical theory is essentially a reflection on a practice , and the first-person perspective expresses engagement in the practice : to apply the theory first-personally is to confuse levels .

( The second vote was to be of significance only if a majority expressed a desire for change in the first . )

The Soviet party also expressed its concern in a letter of June 1981 to the Central Committee of the Polish party .

But most concern was expressed about nursing , which comprises 50 per cent of the total NHS workforce .

In the United States , concern has been expressed about the contribution of firearms to suicide .

At the level of rhetoric much concern has been expressed about female underachievement even if the reference is generally to the experiences of white girls .

But as in last week 's debate in the House of Lords concern was expressed about retrospective legislation and the practical difficulties of prosecuting alleged war criminals .

In the arts , elasticity is usually expressed by attenuation or flexure of a previously established grid : eg , a square pattern becomes a diamond pattern .

The meanings expressed by specific words are only appre - hended as a result of the effects which are achieved when they are used .

At that time , our views were expressed eloquently by my right hon. Friend the Member for Birmingham , Sparbrook ( Mr. Hattersley ) .

He had better luck when sending a cablegram to the American President who replied , ` The President deeply appreciates the friendly sentiment expressed by you on behalf of the influential body which you represent . "

Alongside anxiety about loss must be placed a parallel feeling best expressed by the indignant snort of a parent of four ` children " in their twenties : ` Empty nest ?

In view of the apparently conflicting views expressed by this court in other cases , in two of which I was personally involved , I would like to add some words of my own .

Although frequently expressed in curious language , it should be regarded as assisting all concerned in providing probably the best statement yet of what the pursuer 's case is .

Mixing paints is not so far from the pre-Mendelian vision of heredity , and even today popular culture frequently expresses heredity in terms of a mixing of ` bloods " .

Stations frequently expressed the social tone of the areas they served .

the efficiency of representation of the data so that its particular features are succinctly expressed , and can easily be retrieved and analysed .

That sentiment , expressed early in the second world war by a journalist called Henry McLemore , epitomised the attitude of many Americans when war broke out in 1941 . 

I should like to express here , as I have done outside the House , my deepest sympathy to the bereaved and to the families of those who were injured . 

Suddenly the people , his people , were expressing only loathing for all that he had achieved in his thirty-seven years on the throne . 

Class antagonism is in fact rarely expressed openly in the caustic comments of such journals as the Scottish Typographical Circular . 

I thank God for David 's gift for expressing so clearly what is evidently on the Father 's heart for us . 

He had expressed so often the depth of his love and had made it clear to me that I had given meaning to his life . 

The argument for the appellants on this issue , expressed somewhat differently by their respective counsel , can be summarised as follows . 

A statement said he had ` expressed enthusiasm for the decision " , which leaves Touche Ross as the sole DRT representive in the UK . 

Iraq , Libya and the PLO voted against the resolution ; Algeria and Yemen abstained ; Jordan , Sudan and Mauritania " expressed reservations " and took no position ; and Tunisia failed to attend . 

On May 19 Radio Bangladesh reported that acting President Shehabuddin Ahmed had " expressed dissatisfaction " at the government 's handling of relief efforts . 

Se Queira describes the ` 64,000 dollar question " : whether some clients could be forced to accept residential care even though they expressed an overwhelming desire to stay in their own homes . 

The novel expresses the powerlessness which many Arab women feel . 

Kopyion had expressed a great deal of interest in these killings but had not passed on all the information available to him . 

Expressing his absolute contempt of bands who rely on ambient , effect-heavy swirling guitar sounds , Bernard insists his own playing will never take a back seat musically . 

` Before the end of July the Prime Minister was sufficiently restored to take an intelligent interest in affairs of state and express his own decisive view . 

He values the situations and people that have enabled him to be more himself , to find a dynamic fulfilment in the ability to express his deeper feelings , explore life further and evolve as a person . 

In the past North Korea had frequently expressed its disapproval of Team Spirit by cancelling any ongoing dialogue for the duration of the exercises . 

Topaz could have expressed some brief regret , or simply shrugged in helplessness , but she did n't . 

He spoke numerous languages , had travelled widely abroad , and was delighted by the prospect of our filming either the Toraja or the Bugis , though he expressed some misgivings about sailing any distance with the latter . 

However , some of the streets are long ( up to 1.5 km ) so that some motorists have expressed frustration at having to drive behind a cycle at cycle speed for some distance . 

He modestly expressed no surprise at being omitted from the squad to play the opening round of one-day matches . 

Acceptance came when their eldest daughter , Claire , then aged five , expressed her delight at seeing the twins for the first time and said simply : ` Oh look Mammy , they 're stuck together . " 

It can often be brought into areas where they feel more willing to express an opinion by putting the problem in terms of comparative bets , using the notion of the equivalent urn . 

A small group of Christians also expressed their opposition by demonstrating outside the government 's headquarters . 

In his address to the Colombo Non-Aligned Conference Premier Pham Van Dong expressed support for ` the Southeast Asian peoples in their efforts to achieve genuine independence , peace and neutrality " . 

The project finishes there , with the children expressing considerable remorse for getting the old man out of his home . 

He loves drawing and painting but he finds expressing his ideas in writing very difficult . 

John Blackwall now reappears , five years after first expressing his interest in working Sir Daniel 's mines . 

Many people are expressing an interest in playing the game and no doubt many parents will be interested in mini-rugby for their children . 

At least nine times over the writer expresses his delight in meditating upon God and his word . 

However , an outside developer has expressed a serious interest in taking over the A-listed building and running it as both as a commercial mill and as a tourist attraction . 

The SPD and trades unions continued to oppose German rearmament and to express an interest in a reunited , neutral German state . 

Men and women may express their faith in different terms , but there is an underlying and profound similarity beneath all the differences . 

All three express an interest in opera and a disdain for top forty pop . 

` Allow me , " says one from an English mother , ` to express my most sincere esteem in recognition of your masterwork . " 

Harrowby had expressed faith in scientific education and in the scientific spirit generally , and these things were prominent in the Discourses at the Royal Institution in the 1870s . 

They were both Waafs on the staff at Group , and when I tentatively expressed an interest in spiritualism , they fastened onto me like leeches . 

Here I am admitting that all the clichés of parenthood are so accurate it 's no wonder that the only people who try to express them in the open are Hollywood film makers . 

Chief Constable David Graham expressed concern about robberies which are up by 23pc with 130 offences in the first four months of the year . 

The problem seems to be that Gould expresses views at odds with the official policy of the old shadow cabinet of which he was a member . 

Members of the Broadcasting Council for Scotland have also expressed private distress at the new arrangements . 

Several delegates expressed disappointment at the delay in the electricity privatisation timetable , but Mr Wakeham said he would make no apology . 

Sir , -- There is a small but growing voice to be heard expressing the desire for the introduction of the Australian system of making it compulsory for people to vote in political elections . 

` I can only express our sympathy for the lady and I will bring this to my manager 's attention . 

He added : ` We will do it to express our derision for this Treasury bench of limpets , clinging on to office after breaking every promise that got them into it . 

If you would like to express some views on a piece of paper , Please write it to your Scottish penpal ! 

Nevertheless , UNTAC officials continued to express concern over ceasefire violations . 

Mr Chalmers , the SNP 's prospective candidate for Glasgow in the European elections , expressed the growing desire within party ranks for an end to the public attacks on the leadership . 

LASMO social co-ordinator Hetty Rasjid expressed her thanks to all those who helped organise the donation , collection and forwarding to the victims of the Flores disaster . 

Others had talked in delirium or expressed fears to each other . 

GEORGE and Eve Whalley would like to express their thanks to friends and colleagues at Imperial Pottery for the kindness and support following the death of their teenage daughter . 

MY MOTHER , being concerned about the reading habits of the young Little , once expressed her concern to my primary school headmaster . 

Meagher expressed his concerns to RWC chairman Russ Thomas during a meeting prior to the Ellis Park test between South Africa and the All Blacks . 

Certainly the local community expressed overwhelming opposition to the BTR bid . 

The session ended with an extraordinary meeting demanded by the Conservative junior ministers in order that they might express their discontent to the Cabinet members of their own party . 

Sr. Mary Sloan expressed her gratitude to the committee for their continued support for the work of the hospice . 

In his first meeting with Major , Mandela unsuccessfully urged the retention of sanctions , and expressed opposition to the planned visit by Hurd . 

On Sept. 11 the US State Department said that it endorsed the conclusions of the Gershony report and had expressed its concern to the Somali government . 

Newbolt was quick to express his hostility to the whole notion of formal " institutions " . 

She shut herself in out of the drizzling rain , and expressed her delight with everything . 

Working-class women are no less likely than middle-class women to express dissatisfaction with housework . 

He said the changes introduced to the health service have affected the council 's role and members have expressed dissatisfaction with its development . 

We 're going to survive by being violent' -- he expressed it with passionate intensity . 

But they were also seizing the opportunity to express their frustration with the caprice , incompetence , and sheer inadequacy of provincial administration and judicial procedures . 

Speaker after speaker congratulated the organisers , expressed their satisfaction with the conference and talked about how necessary a forum like this was . 

Sir , -- Following your correspondent A McKirdy , I would also like to express my dissatisfaction with the current system of ticket allocation for international rugby . 

I 'M writing to express my disagreement with the Irish League-IFA on the allocation of venues for cup semi-finals and finals . 

Those taking part expressed their satisfaction with the outcome of the talks , and with the agreements . 

Malaysia 's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed expressed the prevailing discontent with the post-Cold War " new world order " , describing it as " the revival of the old Western colonialism " . 

That was why Gergiev candidly expressed dissatisfaction with the state of affairs the following evening . 

" When it was done She expressed Her complete satisfaction with the statue both as a portrait and as a work of art , -- I particularly asked the Bishop about that last point . 

Their therapist expressed his satisfaction with their progress , and pointed out how their efforts were leading to a more rewarding relationship and a general sense of well-being for both of them . 

We express our solidarity with you and your government at this difficult time , and congratulate your fortitude and courage in withstanding the coup attempt . 

The views expressed in this Newsletter are those of the individuals concerned and not necessarily those of the NCT as an organisation . 

It 's just necessary for me to express how very precious she was to me . 

The views expressed have not always been my own , but rather a collection of disparate angles on the topic , as the reader may have noticed . 

The hope expressed by Harrowby twenty years earlier , that the spirit of science might be imported into politics , is to some extent realized in Frankland 's Discourse . 

The Armenian government has announced plans to reopen its sole nuclear power plant in an effort to overcome a mounting energy crisis , despite safety fears expressed by scientists and environmentalists . 

It was n't original , but what it was , as always with Russell , was something expressed with uncommon verve and humour and a persistent , sinister , undermining irony , in which he excelled . 

For the rest of Russell 's life there was a constant tug of war between the very real religious sentiments which he expresses in passages like those and his sceptical attitude towards established religions . 

The statement also expressed ` grave concern about the recent uncertainty " surrounding Manchester United and Blackpool and hoped the matters would be ` brought to an early conclusion " . 

C. S. Lewis saw this point too : the poems express ` simply love , the quintessential of all loves whether erotic , parental , filial , amicable , or feudal . 

In November 1976 the European Council , meeting in the Hague , merely expressed ` great interest " in the Report . 

The UN 's Commission on Human Rights has passed a resolution expressing ` grave concern " over human rights violations in the Middle East country , making mention of the religious discrimination against Baha 's . 

A statement expressed ` sincere regret " for the letter informing Mr Gooch of his dismissal and confirmed the letter was based on misinformation . 

Expressing such views requires courage because it would appear to be taboo to talk about protecting fee income . 

One firm that has expressed interest is Nippon Telegraph and Telephone , the Japanese telecommunications giant . 

Not too surprisingly , this kind of perspective on Britain 's economic and political troubles has been best expressed by third parties outside of the established adversarial two-party system . 

In expressing that objection , other contemporaries were undoubtedly swayed by the realization that Lyell 's axiom would so greatly increase the age of the earth that it might threaten even a generous reading of Genesis . 

All right-thinking people in Northern Ireland , whatever their creed , politics or vision , will join with us as we express that heartfelt sympathy and deep revulsion . 

AFTER Everton 's poor performance at Arsenal , Howard Kendall expressed that a number of players had let themselves , the club and , more importantly , the fans down . 

In group therapy , I suggested that Matthew might re-play the final scene from his marriage , as if he were someone who expressed anger openly . 

I expressed my belief that the Department of Transport , as a whole , were keener on road construction than on improving the railways . 

` When he told me he was panning for gold , I simply did n't believe it . 

For years this was carried out by the " vanners " ; men effecting a separation on special vanning shovels using a method perhaps best described as somewhat akin to panning for gold . 

` And if Gloria 's anything to go by , I 'd have more joy panning for gold in the Mersey than extracting information out of you lot . "

Find where the old timers panned gold , and go to look for what they missed .

A weekend 's sport in California no longer requires a surfboard : panning for gold is now the sport of choice .

What they saw , as one put it , were two people who were n't up to boating in the bath , never mind on the Thames in spate . 

Johnson then insisted on descending to the shore and boating into the basin itself , which was entered by means of vigorous rowing to the very entrance , then , oars shipped , by Gliding the rest of the way , as the extended oars would not squeeze through the opening -- although they might today , after two centuries of further erosion . 

In 1975 , two nature lovers were boating on one of the bay 's rivers . 

The Co Armagh men were boating on Lough Lannagh in Co Mayo at the time . 

He also found peace there and renewed an old pleasure , by boating at Lugano where he met Hesse . 

` The snow 's very loose on the Wildhorn at this time of year and all it took was a small charge to start the ball rolling , if you 'll excuse the pun .

He laughed , and kissed her hair ; and now he was himself again and Cassie found herself quickly excusing his earlier behaviour , finding it all perfectly understandable in the circumstances .

You might be excused for thinking , at first sight , that the lamprey is a true fish .

On arrival the guest will be offered ocha ( hot green tea ) with a Gomenkudasai ( ` Excuse me for the intrusion " ) and several pieces of omanju ( rice cakes ) .

You 'll have to excuse me if I do n't sound too lucid at the moment , but I have stinking cold .

We 're all men , if the ladies will excuse me saying that , we 're all men and men are human .

An unfractured mass of glorious red sandstone that rises one and a half kilometres up from the flat desert floor and descends four kilometres beneath it . 

An iron ladder descends this accidental chasm from the nave roof , but it stops a good fifteen feet above the moss-feather-and-shit-covered earth . 

Vertical pitches descend 250 feet to an immense cavern , second in dimensions only to the chamber in Gaping Gill . 

Given the topography of Madeira , it is understandable that the island roads are full of twists and turns , climbing and descending all the time . 

He said -- ` From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic , an iron curtain had descended across the continent of Europe " . 

From the summit a path descends along Bowfell 's eastern ridge before swinging sharply south to Three Tarns Pass ( 0.5 miles ) . 

It descends steadily along the line to Leicester where it joins the Soar Navigation , continuing through Leicester and Loughborough on its way to Trent Junction . 

This descends alongside the ridge wall over High Pike and Low Pike and then diverges due south in a direct line down a steep slope to Bruntscar . 

A fingerpost points to a short path descending amongst trees to a footbridge over the river , flowing erratically on and under its limestone bed . 

The buildings which line either side of the bridge descend as far below the street as they rise above it . 

Path soon descends into small bay and climbs hillock to reach Coldingham Bay ( with huts and café ) . 

The second real objection to this form of psycho-biography is that as soon as Freud is quoted as gospel , the whole argument descends into music hall burlesque for everybody but dedicated Freudians . 

The road suddenly descended into a valley shaded by pines and oaks . 

Keep the line of broken wire fence which descends through the wood to a gate leading onto a broad track . 

The road descends to valley level in lovely birch woods and reaches a junction where the old road for Tomdoun and Kinlochhourn turns off . 

Turn right , with a steep drop on the left where the path descends towards the Upper Neuadd reservoir . 

The valley , as it descends towards Ribeira Brava , is probably the most beautiful in Madeira , and it has many picnic tables and pull-offs for the car . 

Subduction zones , where oceanic plates descend under continental ones , and obduction zones , where spreading centres are concealed beneath sedimentary cover , are of considerable interest , not least because ophiolite sequences formed in obduction zones have given rise to economically significant concentrations of metallic minerals . 

At initial impact the aircraft was heading approximately 185°M on a flight path descending at around 15° to the horizontal , whilst essentially level in pitch and rolled around 10° left . 

It then descends in nearly a dozen zigzags , traverses a gorge and continues along the Urnerboden high valley of near-level alpine meadow , crossing the stream which is the cantonal boundary . 

Convection currents rise and diverge below mid-oceanic ridges and converge and descend along subduction zones . 

Before me lay a deep gulley choked with oleanders and thorny scrub , which descended precipitously down to the private beach . 

Lord Mayor , people with disabilities detest being patronised . 

I had enjoyed Hope and the work we did at night , but I detested working at night , as I had never managed to sleep well during the day . 

He is generally fed microfeed with sugar beet , and he loves carrots and sugar , but he detests his feed being mixed . 

The Shah detested the way in which mossadeq rather than he was coming to symbolize Iran , and he tried in the summer of 1952 to remove him from office . 

She had detested people in her time , oh yes , but never with the kind of obsessive hatred she felt for Stella . 

Perdita and Trace had detested each other on sight and , together with Randy , Trace spent a lot of time when they were n't screwing , winding Perdita up . 

She detested Topaz for exactly the same reason and her constant nagging had made Loverin 's mind up for him . 

It was well known amongst that elite of which he was a part that the Chairman detested news of crisis . 

` George Galloway is detested by everybody around 'ere , " she answered him . 

Furthermore democratic socialism was feared and detested by doctrinaire Marxists because it offered planning in conjunction with freedom . 

I detest the Sevillian architect Roberto Luna whose armour-plated chamber shields the obscene dance that is ` Guernica " . 

I detest the American critic Dore Ashton who rightly declared that Guernica' is not contemporary art but history " . 

After all , he detested physical pain and discomfort -- and this excursion had promised both . 

He so detested the word ` Enterprise " , with its ring of commerce , that at Poindexter 's trial he scolded the prosecutor every time he used it . 

A privilege detested by merchants everywhere , it was particularly frustrating to those who had to round the dangerous coastline of Brittany with ships full of wine . 

Mr Ceausescu is certainly detested in Moscow as much as in London or Washington . 

Were The Smiths to become an extension of that which Morrissey so detested ? 

When Cosmo and Hubert were in Perthshire she would be back in the ambience she detested . 

They dreamed of a great alliance with the masses which would destroy the society they detested and create a utopia of peasant socialism . 

The coelenterate communicative process is well known by the large marine invertebrate importers and dealers who usually segregate coelenterates by species devoting a tank to a single species where they will be happy placed close together . 

However , segregating income from capital is not only concerned with producing an income figure which might be used as a measure of performance . 

Kossoff prefers to segregate his drawings from his paintings in his exhibitions . 

In addition , these user histories point to the fact that the receptionists of some surgeries were instructed to turn away ` addicts " or , at least , segregate them from the rest of the patients . 

This approach may be supplemented by segregating young pigs from those of more than nine months of age which will be excreting eggs . 

Governments and local authorities must help householders and industry to segregate their waste according to the composition of the materials . 

Furthermore , most schools are segregated by sex , and the building of boys ' schools has historically taken precedence over building girls ' schools . 

For the second and fifth of these situations , the subjects were segregated by gender , the male group being left with a male fieldworker , and the female with a female fieldworker . 

But then at Vladimir , Holly had been segregated from the mass of the zeks , the convicts who formed the greatest part of the prison population . 

They would be segregated from members of the caste system and lived on the outskirts of villages or in their own communities . 

They had been strictly segregated from the ladies and gentlemen who entered by the front entrance and walked on carpet . 

They too were segregated into wagons for families and those for single men . 

Thus , pressure is increasing to identify sources and modes of transmission , and to segregate colonised from non-colonised patients . 

Individuals should be restricted and segregated from the general community as little as possible . 

By necessity and by choice the Jews were a race apart , the only group entirely segregated from the rest of the community . 

They might still , for their own sakes , be taught in groups segregated according to ability , and that did not matter . 

If that is not the case , then the returns owing to the investors simply accumulate until circumstances permit them to be paid .

The technique permits the analysis of nucleic acids ( DNA or RNA ) from any source .

As it turned out , socket-teeth were a highly successful innovation , permitting a great improvement in chewing techniques ; one of many functional physiological adaptations that would prove to be of enormous survival value .

The model permits comparison and discussion of techniques of approach to new product development in terms of five variables .

The technique permits a highly realistic presentation of replicas of searches .

This will permit , for example , the integration of' student-based data into course-costing exercises .

The use of these machines permitted rapid analyses and allowed complete security and availability of data .

Weather permitting , there are frequent painting and sketching expeditions available to all members .

Glamorgan , needing 427 to win after starting the day on a 16 for three , were grateful the weather permitted only 17.1 overs .

The factors which permit public bureaucracies to engage in politics are variable in their significance as between political systems .

Provided that none of the entries were flagged as requiring attention , the system will permit their transfer to the Main Database .

The market can not be seen to be a neutral , fair process whose structure simply permits participants to exercise free choice in negotiating and concluding exchange transactions .

Where personnel and funds permitted , worker cadres became full-time officials supported by membership dues , gifts to the party , income from newspaper sales , legal fund-raising activities -- and robberies .

Space does not permit citation of the examples which might give some idea of the useful quality of the book .

Weather permitting , the big helicopters will place them between the flows and the town .

On the other hand none of the conditions which permit recovery was satisfied .

This subject-matter permitted long runs which were no more difficult to create than broadcasts .

This permits subdivisions which are enumerated under one subject in the schedules to be used in other specified parts of the schedules , as instructed .

` Indeed it will be our ambition that , when circumstances permit , to expand and enhance these services throughout the city . "

Though it produced data that permits analysis of the impact of child-spacing upon neonatal mortality , unfortunately the WFS did not provide information on fetal mortality .

The exceptions are the Cassagnes/Malinski types where polyblocks or moulded fittings permit easy assembly with relatively short spar units .

They parked the vehicles and camouflaged themselves for the night , before settling down to cook .

Holliman decided that they had to take cover , so they scuttled into a patch of scrub and camouflaged themselves with nets .

He found a familiar wadi on the edge of the Jebel and they camouflaged the trucks with camel-thorn .

` He 's certainly the one for you -- your hair almost camouflages him . "

Overtime camouflages low pay rates , inefficiency , poor management and corrupt trade union practices .

During the day we lay up in the desert , camouflaging ourselves with pieces of hessian sacking against the R.A.F. patrols who were out looking for us from the air .

With the approach of war , the children responded to the danger by working more closely as a group , by exceeding their targets for filling sandbags , and by camouflaging their tents with foliage .

He lisps , his handshake is effeminate , a loose-wristed attempt at a greeting that camouflages the evil within him .

They camouflaged the vehicles in a wadi and dispersed in search of shade and some sleep .

The caravan was heavily camouflaged with netting and branches from trees .

Tom Slack 's sense of fun effectively camouflages the dramas and dangers he endured as a pilot , as an escaper and ultimately as a POW .

For some reason , flowerpots or coconut shells are preferred to rocky structures , though , of course , a flowerpot can easily be camouflaged with stones .

The critical assets being referred to were the twelve M2D Amphibious Bridging and Ferrying Vehicles operated by the troop , which lay dispersed and camouflaged under the high oak and pine trees of this wooded harbour area , about thirty kilometres south-east of Hamburg .

When dawn broke , the jeeps and trucks were scattered over a wide area , camouflaged under bushes and in the lee of rocks .

Each classroom is built of sticks and foliage and is either carefully camouflaged under trees or else dug into the sides of rocky hills .

Daniel Galvin in London has come up with a treatment that takes only thirty minutes and rather than causing a dramatic change , it softly camouflages grey hair with a subtle , natural-looking colour .

Gedge is often regarded as candid , but he has designed a style of lyric-writing that effectively camouflages his true self .

It certainly camouflaged her ungainly figure , but its shade did not exactly enhance the heightened colour of her face which had obviously caught the sun on holiday .

Dr Scott , from long experience , did no more than wrinkle his nose at the odour of decay , and spent twenty minutes there , mostly occupied with a careful consideration of the head . 

` Everything okay ? " he said , and she wrinkled her nose in disgust and then smiled . 

He wrinkled his nose in distaste at the acrid smell of the place . 

` I do n't think I know many married people , " said Sam , wrinkling her forehead , ` except the ones who 're too ugly to find anyone else . " 

She wrinkled her brow inquisitively , but could n't manage to lose her slightly mocking smile , like a mother with a petulant child . 

Screw up your eyes tightly and , at the same time , wrinkle your nose and compress lips hard . 

At the same time as her nose wrinkled , the corners of her mouth turned down and her eyelids drooped . 

Her nose wrinkled at the smell of beer , and she kicked off her mink-trimmed bootees as if she were kicking Boyd . 

In one missing person inquiry she had claimed success because the runaway girl had telephoned home , but no one could prove or disprove that Ruby 's meditation over a favourite pair of tights had influenced her . 

Landplane engines always seem to run badly when crossing large stretches of water , but flying across the middle of the island we disproved the theory that a floatplane 's motor might go into auto-rough over hard terrain . 

Romanov immediately excelled in the classroom , much to the dismay of the Director who had been hoping to disprove any Darwinian theories . 

But they disprove their own argument with every thought , every word , every point of logic that they use . 

It was said in Wickrithe that all Demdykes were crazy , but Aunt Sarah disproved that . 

The cameras started clicking the second they stepped out of the helicopter , and their progress to the main airfield building was comparable to running the gauntlet . 

She stared down at the crumpled bed as the door clicked quietly behind him , and then buried her face miserably into the pillow . 

The gate handle clicked sharply and she drew aside the lace curtain . 

Major and minor shows alike have been forced to broaden their appeal to keep the turnstiles clicking and cover rising costs . 

He turned the key and heard the lock click before pulling out the stiff drawer to discover it was full of papers . 

Should n't say things like that , I suppose , " he simpered , ` but all my friends are going off and doing it . 

` Luke , darling , " she simpered , winding a thin , heavily tanned arm around Luke 's waist , ` we 've been looking all over for you , you naughty boy ! " 

You used to be such a sweet old-fashioned thing last year , " she simpered sarcastically . 

Finally , after a comm-call to the Emissary brought Lord y'Fiprehaude himself on to the screen , to simper a confirmation , the warden grudgingly gave me clearance . 

` Monica does try , " he simpered at Jan , ` but she 's not really got the touch . 

Fascinating data could be found in yesterday 's reports of showbiz personalities , glitterati , sports stars , writers and miscellaneously famous people lining up and simpering in support of either Mr Kinnock or Mr Major at the weekend . 

There was Cleopatra simpering away in her best Shirley Temple voice , ‘ Old gentleman , … do n't go , old gentleman ’ , and the spot could n't find her . 

The flak tailed off , mercifully , and Dickinson and Finlayson angled across from the north to join them . 

He was four or five lengths away from the next plane when one by one they angled into the quilted greyness . 

Ember angled towards her , dragging at his oxy-bottle as he ran . 

Suddenly she rose from the post , some 250 feet from me , and with a dozen or so leisurely beats of her magnificent wings she was angling in to land on my glove and devour her prize ! 

The Telford church is a suitable place to start and you can just angle up the hillside to gain the ridge to Creag Ruadh , the red crag , a good first viewpoint . 

I was too tired , only vaguely conscious that we had come off the canal bank and were angling down across a steep slope of stony ground to the rice-green flatness of the valley floor . 

Such black holes should now be emitting hard gamma rays with an energy of about 100 million electron volts . 

However , when I did the calculation , I found , to my surprise and annoyance , that even nonrotating black holes should apparently create and emit particles at a steady rate . 

We could look for the gamma rays that the primordial black holes emit during most of their lifetime . 

All lamps have a built-in passive infra red sensor which react to invisible thermal radiation emitted by people or other sources of heat . 

As the probes descended to the surface of the planet , arrays of detectors measured the infrared radiation being emitted at different wavelengths by the atmosphere . 

This situation would in turn tend to promote surface cooling , as less thermal radiation would be emitted from the stratosphere to the ground . 

These conclusions are supported by the optical reflection spectra , and by polarimetric and photometric analyses of the thermal radiation emitted by Mercury , day and night . 

What happens is that a matter particle , such as an electron or a quark , emits a force-carrying particle . 

The lamps emit ultra-violet radiation which has powerful cancer-causing abilities , according to a small pilot study on its effects on mice . 

The Sun now emits ultraviolet radiation , but a young T Tauri type star would have emitted up to 10 000 times more . 

All matter at temperatures above that of absolute zero emits infrared radiation . 

But a body with a particular temperature must emit radiation at a certain rate . 

A neurone will emit impulses at a rate of from zero up to several hundred per second . 

When the bat hunts , it emits a string of pulses at a rate of about ten a second . 

Looking down below them from the top , they saw that a small crater with the remains of a dried-up lake in it was emitting sulphurous vapours from several points . 

The research team has already discovered that the cows emit more methane in the evening , when they are resting and ruminating . 

Such research has become possible only with the advent of tunable lasers , which can emit light over a range of wavelengths . 

Some species send out signals almost continuously , others emit short bursts . 

All cells have a pale red glow in the presence of UV , and healthy cells also emit green light . 

It may allow astronomers to observe distant objects that emit extreme ultraviolet light , a type of radiation which is usually absorbed by intervening neutral gas . 

The particle that escapes appears to have been emitted by the black hole . 

A seventh band covers the spectral region in which heat is emitted by the Earth 's surface . 

The plants had for the past three years been emitting toxic fumes which had caused skin diseases among the villagers , killed fish in local fishponds and contaminated farmlands . 

Caesium 137 , for example , which was released by the Chernobyl explosion , emits both gamma and beta rays and concentrates in muscles and the reproductive organs . 

An average car emits five lungfuls of poisonous carbon monoxide gas per mile . 

Dr Macleod explains that these are ` chemical substances emitted by an animal or person and they act via the sense of smell . 

At a meeting of EC Environment Ministers in Brussels on March 18 , 1991 , it was agreed to set tougher emission levels for carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides emitted by heavy diesel lorries and buses . 

The neutrino telescope will detect light emitted by high-energy neutrinos as they interact with the ice . 

Trees consume carbon dioxide emitted by coal-fired power stations and other sources . 

Further , the government and even some environmental organizations consider nuclear power less damaging than the excessive sulphur dioxide pollution emitted by power stations burning low-quality brown coal . 

The smoke emitted from the chimneys of incinerators contains a cocktail of chemicals and heavy metals . 

Levels of lighting are measured in lux , which is the amount of light landing on a surface , not the light emitted from a source . 

However long an observer outside the radius r waits he will never receive any light emitted from a source inside the radius rO . 

After that time any light emitted from the star would not be able to escape to infinity but would be dragged back by the gravitational field . 

The light waves emitted from the surface of the star between 10:59:59 and 11:00 , by the astronaut 's watch , would be spread out over an infinite period of time , as seen from the spaceship . 

Any ray of light , emitted anywhere in the universe at any time , will arrive at the omega point . 

Present trends mean that by 2003 , a quarter of all the sulphur dioxide emitted into the air of the European Community will be from the UK . 

Pilkinsulation is a well-proven method of energy conservation , and its use reduces the amount of carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere by the burning of fossil fuels . 

Chlorine emitted during volcanic eruptions is not responsible for damage to the ozone layer , two US researchers have concluded . 

US electricity generators have been given new limits on the amount of sulphur dioxide they can emit after 1995 . 

This was said to be because of the risk of radioactive iodine emitted during the fire getting into people 's thyroid glands . 

Secure the box to the masonry behind with wallplugs and screws -- do n't rely on filler to hold it in place . 

Franz Schmidt wasted little time in securing him to the wheel . 

Charlie secured the tarpaulin with a length of hairy string from his pocket . 

Secure one end of string to the top of the body of the cake ( not the tip of the cone ) , and wrap the string around and down the cake in a spiral . 

Secure loosely with a piece of string or an elastic band and put on to a microwave-safe roasting rack over a disk containing 3 tbsp stock . 

Cover with a piece of pleated greaseproof paper and foil , and secure with string . 

At internal angles between riser and tread , it wo n't be possible to prise them apart , so fill any slight gaps with a little wood adhesive and secure through the joint with a few nails . 

Place the waterlily leaves around the top of the pond cake , securing on with small pieces of fondant . 

When dry , carefully peel the brushes off the paper and secure on to the lid with a little spare royal icing . 

They are also accused of conspiring to pervert the course of justice . 

They are jointly accused of conspiring with others to cause an explosion likely to endanger life . 

A college football association is charged with conspiring to limit the number of college games that football fans can see on television . 

However , Hatton still faces two charges of conspiring to defraud the local authority . 

Two others have since pleaded guilty to conspiring to supply the drug . 

This restriction , however , merely limits Mr Nesbitt , who is chairman of the casino company Crockford 's , and Mr Isaacs from conspiring together to start a rival record chain . 

Davie Cooper and Bobby Russell conspired against their old club , Cooper creating the opening for Russell to score after six minutes . 

The hon. Gentleman goes on about conspiracies against the working class , but I gather that in his constituency the working class conspired against him . 

It is no less accurate than Lord Taylor 's evocation of the ` penologists , criminologists and bureaucrats " who evidently conspire to hand villains the poor box . 

` I want you to examine this act in which you propose we should conspire with the enemy against our emperor . 

In the 80s , the banks , with poor management , had conspired with government to get us into this situation . 

Consequently , during the last months of his life Edward conspired with Northumberland to exclude his half-sister from the throne and to elevate instead the duke 's Protestant daughter-in-law , Lady Jane Grey . 

Mr Bunn allegedly conspired with others between 1 November 1990 and 31 December 1991 to defraud a syndicate of 35 banks led by Swiss Bank Corporation and Credit Lyonnais . 

Jatoi was accused of conspiring with the Pakistan People 's Party ( PPP ) to install his son Masroor Jatoi as Sind 's Chief Minister . 

In February 1988 he had been indicted by a Miami grand jury for having conspired between 1981 and 1986 with the Medellín drugs cartel of Colombia to traffick drugs into the USA . 

In August Göring told Lipski that certain anti-German incidents along the Polish border were poisoning the atmosphere and that Poles were conspiring to interfere with the work of the League in Danzig . 

Can you imagine poor old Tony and me conspiring to deflect the course of justice ? …

Bone the legs and mince the leg meat , pork fat and 4oz of the duck livers through the coarse plate of the mincer . 

It is minced fairly finely with a high proportion of fat to meat and has a good spicy flavour which is not too hot , although peppercorns and other spices are often included . 

Mince the remaining garlic , add to the oil with the shallots and saute until soft -- do not allow to brown . 

She began to mince them into a fragrant green hill on the board in front of her . 

Crocodiles digest all the mineral matter in bones , leaving the soft organic residues that decay rapidly after being voided by the crocodile . 

Some men insisted that it was not possible to make your first jump without voiding your bowels . 

Zambia grunted uncomfortably and sat down on one of the couches . 

His eyes were squeezed tight in agony , and he and the other three men locked in the shafts grunted loudly with exertion as they strove to get the heavy carts rolling again . 

I gave it all I had and , grunting loudly enough to raise the dead , I achieved 3 metres 25cm . 

This animal had begun to grunt and go off her milk two days ago and when I had seen her yesterday I had flirted from one possibility to the other . 

And even the most hardened cynic must agree that lying down with your eyes closed listening to music is a lot more appealing than grunting and straining over a set of weights in your local sports centre . 

After staring around and grunting a lot , Spunk reflexively saved a drunken girl from being roughed up in a sidewalk fracas outside a singles ' bar . 

The bowler approached and grunted with effort as he released the ball . 

He grunted with annoyance and sat down in the sparse grass with his back to the worn stone and let the meagre sun warm him . 

The hound grunted with pain and he let it fall limp at his feet , a small dark trickle of blood flowing from one nostril . 

Swarms of bats appeared over our camp at sunset , and hippos grunted like pigs at intervals throughout the night . 

TWO dozen people are grunting , straining and tearing away at heads and arms -- watched by another member of the Judo Club . 

Stefan grunted , rummaged in his folder , and produced yet another sheet of figures . 

The stars shimmered in their dustless , glittering clouds ; the terrace was like a stage beneath them . 

The rock face behind them was silvered with moisture and shimmered like a silken curtain . 

The great landscape of lights glitters and shimmers in the warm evening air . 

He was very aware of her body beside his , of the long legs that shimmered in the semi-darkness , and of the smell of her perfume . 

From the cool of this cloister the island-dotted sea shimmered in the sunlight . 

The gothic spires of parliament shimmered in the autumnal sunlight as they drove to the far side of Parliament Square and turned right towards Victoria . 

She stared down at the scattered glass shimmering in the blackened water , remembered stories of people drowning in only inches of water and acknowledged her condition with a sinking heart . 

It seemed he had been behind the same car for hours now -- a Jaguar whose iridescent blue reminded Dexter of oil shimmering on the surface of a puddle . 

The fellow never seemed to age , nothing changed him ; no lines of worry on his cherubic face , while those hard , glassy eyes shimmered with a quiet amusement . 

Every day he thought of Matthew , the small angelic face , the blue eyes shimmering with innocence . 

The white star-flowers of wild coffee spattered the banks and the feathery ballerina skirts of kapok shimmered with raindrops . 

The Lady Chapel in blue , red and gold marble ; the choir and rood screen of carved , gleaming oak which shimmered in the light of hundreds of candles . 

She was surprised how bare the gardens had become , except for the lopsided apple tree in the lower orchard whose branches still carried a crop of apples shimmering like tiny brassy moons . 

Her dressing-table glitters and shimmers , it is festive like the night . 

Anointing with chrysom oil ceased with the introduction of the Second Prayer Book of Edward VI in 1552 . 

The Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he has anointed me ( Luke 4:18 ) . 

Those close to death were no longer anointed with holy oil , but a special service was held in their homes and they could make a private confession and receive absolution and communion . 

She said Mum does n't befit her any more , that she 'd been anointed by a bloke called Father Peter and he 'd named 'er Mother Mary . " 

Again no smell except for chrism where the priest had anointed the dead man . 

Edward is anointed with holy oil : he has the power of healing , they say ; he loves his chaplains and worships daily , prostrate , where he can be seen . 

It is the same heat in the sun that melts wax and hardens clay , and it is possible , perhaps by the use of indicative signs , to investigate the underlying causes of dissimilar effects . 

Tungsten , molybdenum , chromium and manganese , for instance , are used to harden steel . 

But Adams ' polyester used a peroxide catalyst to harden it , and the peroxide bleached some of the red from the polyester ( the US-finished instruments were cellulose ) . 

Provided that iron contains some carbon , introduced by carburisation ( heating under charcoal ) , it can be hardened by quenching , that is by cooling rapidly in oil or water . 

The ground was hardened by a sharp frost making the going firm on a fine , sunny day . 

They ate meat and bread that was hardened by the cold , but Bicker would not allow them to eat snow . 

The samples ranged from modern lacquer hardened in the laboratory to objects from the last centuries BC . 

Mr Levy , a Moroccan-born former building worker , who aspired to be the next Likud leader , announced his intention to resign last week in a power struggle with Mr Shamir . 

In the hippy dementia of the dog room I catch the screaming antics of The Moonflowers aspiring to be weird simply for weird 's sake . 

If you are aspiring to fly competitions or to get your Gold and Diamond Badges , it is essential to take good turning point photographs . 

Mini Tours have come and gone and low-key Satellite and Regional Tours are there for the young players who aspire to get on the main Tour . 

Neither lexicographers nor political theorists can or should hope to halt this process of constant revision , although they may legitimately aspire to guide or nudge it in one direction rather than another . 

Joe Reilley and Paul Holmes , the band 's songwriting partnership , tackle pop head-on , aspiring to make you feel what pure pop can : elusive warmth and some sort of prefabricated goodness . 

Ambitious students still aspired to study in venerable establishments such as the ýcole des Beaux-Arts in Paris , the National Academy of Design in New York or the Academy of Arts in Leningrad . 

Pavlova aspired to take the beauty of her art to the whole world . 

Sir Adrian believes that today young people aspiring to industry should seriously think about setting up their own small firms . 

It shows that not all labourers ' cottages were flimsy hovels and that families in this group could aspire to reasonable comfort . 

His indifferent oratory is well known , and he never held office , although he aspired to the Office of Works . 

` While not aspiring to any ` leading role " , we are conscious of our responsibility to co-operate closely with all independent states , " the declaration said . 

` Perhaps I can rely upon the Merkuts , for they can not yet aspire to the throne . 

They aspired towards the Chelsea shore , where , in the early 1960s many thousands lived with sensible occupations and adequate amounts of money . 

Twenty-seven year old Nigel Short can now aspire to becoming Britain 's first chess millionaire . 

` If you ever aspire to being a gentleman , " she said with quiet dignity , ` you must take care of Katarina . " 

In Britain the majority of people aspire to owning their own home and those who do acquire a certain position in society . 

It is also likely that the ads for the more expensive and unusual products will be of greater general interest than those for the cheap day-to-day items : it is quite tempting to study in detail an ad for an expensive car , or browse through the ` houses for sale " columns , even if you aspire only as far as a second-hand Escort and have no intention of moving house within the next 10 years . 

He subsided as quickly as he 'd erupted and slouched even deeper in the chair . 

They loosen their ties and slouch against the wall with hands in pockets in manufactured nonchalance . 

Sir John stopped and slouched against the wall , staring upwards at the great beams resting on their corbels of stone . 

Martin slouched on the couch beside him and began unlacing his boots . 

Angus slouched like a spoiled brat , nodded and began to tap noisily on the table top with his fingers . 

Byron slouched back solidly in his chair , but Shelley never kept still . 

` Well , " ' Nicky slouched back in his chair and lit a cigarette . 

Slater slouched a little and nodded , looking over the road to the gallery . 

Chuck slouched forward , grabbed the rope , and pulled vigorously on it alongside Dick . 

Flake the tuna fish ; dispose of any brine , but if the fish is packed in olive oil it may be added to the dressing for the beans . 

Season with plenty of freshly ground black pepper and serve immediately with generous amounts of fresh Parmesan , either grated or flaked with a knife . 

Flake the flesh , remove the skin and evenly distribute the fish across the base of the dish . 

Denise Harriman , the senator 's aide , uttered a barely audible sigh which I translated as an expression of relief that her responsibility for the twins was ending . 

The specimen should be cold and in a cool room , otherwise the acetone will evaporate too quickly from its surface . 

The specimen should be left for at least half an hour for the acetone to evaporate . 

Slice fungi and fry down with the butter and onions until all the liquid has evaporated . 

Bring to the boil and cook until all of the liquid has evaporated -- the beans should be glossy and bright green . 

Uncover , stir gently and then continue to cook for another 15 minutes , or until most of the liquid has evaporated , and you are left with a browned , thickened sauce . 

Boil rapidly for about 5-10 minutes until the beans are tender and the liquid almost evaporated . 

Most building materials are porous to some extent , although in a well-designed and properly maintained building the absorbed moisture can evaporate harmlessly to the outside . 

Cook gently , uncovered , stirring from time to time , for about half an hour , until most of the moisture has evaporated and the tomatoes are in a pulp . 

The elasticity of each silk line and the large numbers of them , coupled with the surface tension of water , keeps the drop of water in place until it evaporates . 

When the water evaporates it goes on a cloud and then the cloud goes in any place and later it goes out as rain . 

If the water on the leaves evaporates in strong daylight , it can burn the leaves causing brown areas which rot leaving holes and ` tatty leaves " . 

Turn down the heat to a simmer and continue to cook for another 8-10 minutes or until most of the water has evaporated . 

There the waters are evaporating and supplies of fresh fish are dwindling . 

There the nectar does not evaporate as quickly as it would if it were in a more exposed position . 

Some particles , however , do not evaporate completely and survive the entry-heat to impact on the Earth 's surface . 

If liquid water appeared on the surface of a world that was in a vacuum , it would evaporate instantly . 

Essential oils evaporate readily and are easily damaged by light , extremes of temperature and prolonged exposure to oxygen in the air . 

When conditions are hot , horses can lose a lot of sweat without you even knowing because it evaporates so quickly . 

In the long run , every black hole in the universe will evaporate in this way . 

Nicotine is contained in the moisture of the tobacco leaf : when the cigarette is lit , it evaporates , attaching itself to minute droplets in the tobacco smoke inhaled by the smoker . 

When a pregnant woman smokes she inhales various poisons , including nicotine and carbon monoxide , which are absorbed into her body and pass to the baby . 

Sara stood in the road and inhaled warm , clean country air in which she could distinguish the smell of the sea from a hint of the gorse on the hills . 

Released from his pipe , at least momentarily , he inhaled the morning air . 

With every breath he inhaled the warm , womanly scent of her , and , as she gradually began to relax , his body began to tauten . 

Ruth deeply inhaled the scent of the pines so richly sweet , warm and Mediterranean . 

Morris inhaled smoke , held it for some minutes , and then let it out down his nose . 

Before you go , Sister Clarey will give you a Vitalograph to test your lungs to make sure you have n't inhaled any harmful vapours from this stuff . " 

If he fails , he inhales the disgusting muck in which he is mired . 

Still other male mice spent a single four-hour period inhaling nitrous oxide before being put with females ( none of which had been exposed to hazardous chemicals ) . 

An aftershave bottle spilled its contents and Scott inhaled the aroma momentarily before stepping back . 

ICI claimed this was not harmful to residents in the area and they had only received a small number of complaints from people who had inhaled the gas . 

However , the team of Medical Research Council researchers based at Edinburgh 's Western General Hospital are hoping to refine the gene complex into a spray which can be inhaled by human sufferers . 

Smokeless tobacco can be inhaled , chewed or sucked and , as with smoking , can cause cancer in humans -- most particularly cancers of the oral cavity . 

She inhaled the aroma of his thick black coffee and looked with some doubt at her murky cup of tea . 

Merseyside Coroner Roy Barter told the Liverpool hearing that she must have inhaled the bacteria as it floated through the air as vapour from a contaminated hot water outlet . 

She inhaled the heady perfume to avoid looking into his compelling eyes . 

Each member of the group inhaled from the can , and some felt a strange effect , rather like being drunk . 

Then the movement is reversed : the air inside , now heated , escapes through the same pores whereby it entered , and is replaced by cold air inhaled through the mouth 

Manfred inhaled powerfully through his nose and held his breath while he stared at the stars and listened to the tiny howl of life in his ears . 

He inhaled slowly , allowing the breath to escape gradually from between slightly parted lips before answering . 

There are few caves in this part of the world today , and there is no record of snowy owls entering them at any time . 

We entered the upper room by a flight of stairs leading from the north side of the yard . 

Japan entered the 20th Century by beating Imperial Russia in one of the most remarkable of conflicts ever staged . 

More men entered the hall by its main door , and several times someone came out beckoning and stood on the steps , issuing orders . 

As I entered the big house by the back door I noticed a lot of activity , people dashing here and there . 

Ven , a book in one hand and a Scotch in the other , had just entered the room from his room . 

In the 1770s a new drink began to enter the Irish market from London . 

Maggie Jordan entered Reception from the back door to find her best friend Susan staring out of the window . 

Anybody entering the kitchen from the garden door would spot her immediately . 

But the exercise of choice must be a special one , for it must alert the parties to the fact that they are about to enter a binding commitment from which they can not simply opt out . 

Dick , an eight year old boy , entered the park through a hole in the fence , after the park had closed . 

` Did you enter the house through the kitchen door or through your brother 's office and the shop ? " 

Oakeshott 's analysis has its source in an Hegelian epistemology which enters English philosophy through the work of F. H. Bradley and Bernard Bosanquet . 

Callers were told to enter the building via backstairs , avoiding the downstairs shop , which had no connection with the parlour . 

At least 5,000 settlers are believed to have entered the reserve via this road . 

The Soviet Union had entered international sport with a vengeance , throwing the weight of a massive state machine against West European and American dominance of athletics . 

FORD 'S ageing and ramshackle Dagenham site in Essex , once the jewel in the company 's overseas operations , enters the 1990s with its very survival uncertain . 

THE UGLY industrial dispute at Timex entered a new chapter yesterday with the abrupt departure of company president Peter Hall . 

AT&T Co is happy to have the Baby Bells enter the long-distance market in the US on condition that they give up their local monopoly : AT&T also will lobby to eliminate remaining regulation of long-distance . 

When you enter this quaint Irish Shop in the village , you discover a treasure trove of Irish made goods . 

Too many companies enter foreign markets without analysing sufficiently either the customers or the competition in those markets . 

When Miss Honey entered the study , Miss Trunchbull was standing beside her huge desk with a look of scowling impatience on her face . 

The house was entered from the left into a sheltered deck area running its length and surrounded on three sides by louvred shutters . 

In some cultures , a bedroom is private and can not be entered without permission , while in others it can . 

Those who now come to read Russian at Nottingham do so in a world much changed from that when I entered the Department twenty years ago . 

Constable Laurie gave evidence that on 5th August he entered at the back door of 149 Chatham Street , that he received from her 1/9d. , and that she received from him a betting slip . 

Last time the fibre-optic and wire-cutter had gone in by the front door ; this time they were to enter by the back . 

Meanwhile Rachel had taken a taxi to the museum ; she had entered by the back door and exchanged a smile with the doorkeeper . 

A stocky male figure entered from a room at the rear and began looking for something beneath the counter . 

He fell silent as the door to the dining room opened and one of the maids entered with the first course . 

The door opened and Karl Gesner entered with a flourish , turned , took the tray from Frau Schmidt who was just behind him , and placed it on the table . 

I literally jumped for joy when I heard that key turn in the lock and saw Mum and Mrs Taylor enter with another woman . 

The thieves entered by smashing the lock on the door ; the museum , like so many in Greece , was unguarded at night . 

To be specific about it , many of the Christian circles that I enter from time to time do not believe in the Devil . 

We are told that Dounreay has held preliminary discussions with the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation about reprocessing spent fuel from the High Flux Australian reactor .

A project to revive its Eurochemic plant for reprocessing nuclear fuel , at Mol in the northeast of the country , has just obtained the senate 's approval .

Nuclear fuel from Japan is to be reprocessed at Sellafield in Cumbria as a result of a £170 million contract announced by British Nuclear Fuels yesterday .

France has been paying US$20 million a year to have nuclear waste reprocessed in Russia , reportedly at the Tomsk plant .

Much of the waste can not be reprocessed or disposed of safely and therefore threatens to pollute the environment for hundreds of years to come .

Methane from the sewage treatment plant in Amsterdam East may be used similarly and the biological residue will be reprocessed into compost for farms and gardens .

Growing environmental opposition to nuclear power in these countries is likely to find a new focus if waste has to be stored and reprocessed on their own soil .

The dumps will not , however , take the highly radioactive waste produced when the fuel rods themselves are reprocessed to reclaim uranium and plutonium .

There were the open-air vats alongside A12 where acid burned out the plutonium before the sludge could be reprocessed .

Maj. Gen. Udi Adam , who heads the army 's northern command , said cross-border raids also targeted at least two other positions along the border that were used by Hezbollah fighters as outposts or weapons caches .

In Afghanistan , the tribes targeted by the initiative are not former Taliban .

It was the third consecutive day troops there were targeted by suicide attacks .

Among the key provisions of the peace plan is that Palestinians take responsibility for security , but after being targeted by Israel throughout the 32 months of uprising , the Palestinian security service is crippled .

Both men say they and other rebel leaders will be targeted for death if Kadafi prevails .

The army recruiting center that was targeted in the other attack is in Kunduz , a once-peaceful northern city that has been the focus of sharply intensified insurgent activity over the course of the last year .

Soldiers , police officers and market shoppers were targeted in Najaf , Kut , Baghdad , Baqubah and other provinces .

Shahzad 's visit to Pakistan last year coincided with an intensification of the U. S. drone strikes near the Afghan border , including airstrikes targeting Mahsud .

Outside the capital , a car bomb killed a police officer in Hillah , south of Baghdad , and another targeted a U. S. convoy in the northern city of Mosul , news services reported .

The same area was targeted Friday in bombings that left 23 dead .

Taliban fighters routinely target nongovernmental organizations providing humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan , accusing them of bolstering the Western war effort .

It said the mission targeted the leader of a cell that makes roadside bombs .

The rebels have been pounded in recent months by 9,000 government-backed African Union soldiers and U. S. drone strikes that have targeted Shabab commanders .

Although the bomber targeted police officers doing morning exercises in front of their post , there were many passersby on their way to work and school .

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack , saying the two " martyrs " had targeted a convoy of intelligence officials .

In Kunar province , a suicide bomber targeted a meeting of tribal elders in the Asmaar district , police said , killing a dozen people including influential tribal elder Malik Zareen .

Taliban kills 8 in twin attacks targeting Afghan security forces

A roadside bomb targeting an Iraqi police patrol injured three officers near the northern neighborhood of Adhamiya .

" An IP source said that a sticky bomb targeted a civil car of a leader in Sahwa , the source did n't mention his name ... . causing damages to the car â€Ḋ he was unharmed .

He said NATO targeted militants using artillery and airstrikes and regretted any civilian casualties .

The pilot targeted foreign instructors and advisors , they said .

The attack , which began in midafternoon and stretched into the evening , targeted a joint civilian-military installation housing what is known as a provincial reconstruction team , or PRT , mainly devoted to development projects .

On Sunday , at least 24 people died and dozens were hurt when a suicide bomber targeted a police patrol in a crowded marketplace in Oruzgan province , local officials said .

" They are clearly targeting coalition members in an effort to intimidate all allies from operating within Iraq , " Senor said .

U. S. counter-terrorism officials say the group 's status as a legal organization in Pakistan makes it difficult to target the group .

Earlier this month , Prime Minister Yusaf Raza Gillani said the army 's next major deployment of ground troops may target Orakzai .

O'Neill 's campaign seeks to target women and voters angry at incumbents .

Security forces also targeted ambulances transporting the dead and injured , said one witness .

Roving gangs of young Russian nationalists target people from the Caucasus and Central Asia , beating , robbing and sometimes killing them .

The two vehicles were targeted because they appeared to be ferrying foreigners , Janabi said .

The Israeli military said Friday that the man , Hakim Rahim , a local commander of Islamic Jihad in Gaza , was targeted because he had been planning other attacks against Israelis .

The site had been targeted in February when Powell showed a photograph of the compound during his report before the U. N. Security Council .

Although mosques have sometimes been targeted by suicide bombers , an assault on men doing their pre-prayer ablutions was shocking to many Afghans .

Soldiers , police officers and market shoppers were targeted in Najaf , Kut , Baghdad , Baqubah and other areas .

Many are located out on kibbutzim or in the countryside , away from the public areas that have been targeted by suicide bombers for maximum impact .

Jihad , a Jordan native who grew up in San Francisco , came to terms with being targeted by terrorists .

The report included graphic testimony from civilians injured in suicide bombings , with many expressing disbelief that they would be targeted by fellow Afghans .

At one point , Shamis said , he was targeted by Kadafi assassination squads who were under orders to kill dissidents abroad .

It was the third straight day of attacks around the country , most targeting places where Iraq 's minority Sunni Arabs , once the bedrock of the country 's insurgency , have decided to participate in government .

The attack targeting supporters of Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammed Chaudhry occurred outside a court in the capital , Islamabad , where such violence had been relatively rare .

The army said it was targeting Palestinian militants who had fired mortar rounds into the adjacent Jewish settlement of Neve Dekalim .

These investment plans and projected sales orders mainly target Poland 's ailing defense industry but also include potential agreements in computers , energy , petrochemicals , shipbuilding , auto parts , telecommunications and steel .

In January , a CIA missile strike targeted Zawahiri in a village more than 100 miles to the northeast , but he was not among the 18 killed , who included women and children .

It was the latest in a series of violent attacks in the Muslim world targeting Christian communities , already shrinking because of emigration .

Pakistani authorities initially believed that Mahsud had been injured in a Jan. 17 U. S. drone strike that targeted two cars in North Waziristan , a largely Taliban-controlled district in the tribal areas .

The roadside bombing targeted a U. S. armored vehicle patrol and was followed by a battle in which an unspecified number of insurgents were killed , he said .

Those commandos , working closely with the CIA and other intelligence agencies , have embarked on a significant increase in nighttime raids over the last year in Afghanistan , targeting Taliban leaders , bomb-makers and other key adversaries .

Ashrafi said that half an hour before the attack , his office had received information from Afghan intelligence agencies that a suicide car bomber was going to target the police headquarters .

In their newly emboldened insurgency , Taliban fighters often target officials considered friendly to either the United States or the U. S. -backed government in Kabul .

" This attack demonstrates how desperate insurgents are to prevent progress by targeting Afghanistan 's traditional leaders and elders , " said U. S. Navy Rear Adm. Harold Pittman , a NATO spokesman .

The latest attack targeted a building housing a forensic laboratory and fit a pattern of recent bombings at government institutions and high-profile landmarks as tension rises before pivotal national elections scheduled for March .

Rebels removed the sculpture , which Kadafi built to commemorate the 1986 Reagan administration airstrikes in retaliation for alleged Libyan involvement in a Berlin nightclub bombing targeting U. S. servicemen .

Kadafi 's forces have targeted wells and livestock , the spokesman said .

Missile strikes Saturday targeted surface-to-air missile sites and radar detectors that are part of the Libyan military 's air defense infrastructure , said Vice Admiral William E. Gortney , commander of U. S. Naval Forces Central Command .

The more heavily armed Kiowa helicopters , using the call sign " BAM BAM41 , " would fire on the vehicles ; the Predator would target any survivors who tried to flee .

And just why would U. S. forces target U. S. -trained and U. S. -paid police ?

The Iraqi police force is dominated by Shiite militiamen , some of whom run death squads targeting Sunnis , and it is riddled with insurgent informants .

Several suicide car bombings have targeted British troops and Iraqi security forces , including two recent attempts to kill a local police chief .

The firefights intensified Tuesday , with U. S. forces targeting groups as small as three and others larger than 100 in a broad , mountainous region .

Officials say there is no evidence that the attackers were specifically targeting the Spanish intelligence team or had been alerted to their presence .

The village targeted Sunday is a relatively small one , in the Arghandab district of Kandahar province .

He also had been planning to target American ships and oil tankers with speedboats filled with explosives .

Zarqawi , they said , was centrally involved in a plot in late 1999 to target Amman hotels during millennium celebrations .

Human rights advocates have sounded the alarm about Libyan security forces ' assaults on migrant workers and waves of killings targeting protesters .

In violence in Iraq on Saturday , an explosion targeted an Iraqi army patrol in northwest Baghdad , injuring seven .

Sunni Muslim militant groups in Pakistan have for years targeted Shiites here , who make up 10 % to 30 % of the population .

Political leaders have sometimes espoused anti-American views , but U. S. citizens have not been targeted for killing .

In recent weeks , Kadafi has had several narrow escapes in Tripoli , where NATO has targeted his command compound .

Several protesters were injured in Homs as security gunmen targeted " heads and chests , " said Majd , 45 , a legal activist in the city .

" Parties to the conflict must not deliberately attack , target or kill civilians , " said Staffan de Mistura , who heads the U. N. mission in Afghanistan .

Apache helicopters and artillery fire targeted retreating insurgents as night fell .

The bomber , wearing a police uniform , made his way into police headquarters to target Kandahar provincial Police Chief Khan Mohammad Mujahid , investigator Shir Shah Yousufzai said .

These nations were targeted at least partly because of their presence in Iraq , and Italy is a member of the U. S. -led coalition there .

After the Afghan civilians were mistakenly targeted in early 2009 , the Air Force began installing equipment so drone video analysts could talk directly with drone pilots .

Just before the end of term she had strained her back at college . 

The prince limped from the polo field at Smith 's Lawn , Windsor , yesterday and lay in agony on the sidelines after straining his back . 

Bett has problems with a painful toe , and McClair strained a hamstring during a training session on Sunday . 

Ten metres from the line I saw Ray , twisted to dip and strained my hamstring . 

Nicol has strained neck muscles and , although a member of Kenny Dalglish 's squad for today 's match against QPR in London , he is unlikely to play . 

But the win , achieved with four balls to spare , was clouded by an injury to opening batsman Aamir Sohail , who strained a thigh muscle and could miss half the series . 

He must have strained a muscle in his leg when the huge man had urged him forward , or when he 'd left so hurriedly . 

Carling strained a thigh muscle in Dunedin and Bayfield ended that match on a stretcher with a neck seizure . 

Fourth seed Lendl retired after straining his left side while trailing 5-4 in the first set . 

It was stopped by a passenger , Mr. Leonard Tofield , of Elmers End Road , who strained his wrist applying the hand brake . 

` I intend to change to another firm of solicitors , so naturally I 'll want to settle with you .

` Could you just hold up the bidding while my boys settle with the opposition ? "

You 'll have your turn , but Boisson and I have a score to settle with the bitch first . "

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Michio Watanabe proposed a new compromise solution on April 21 in an attempt to settle with Russia the long-standing territorial dispute over the four islands known by Russia as the southern Kuriles , and by Japan as the Northern Territories , situated to the north-east of Japan 's northern island of Hokkaido .

` Now , sir , " Cranston continued quietly as the other traders slunk back , ` I can ask the wardsman to convene a jury of your peers or we can settle on a fine ? "

Within the next few months -- and long before the next election -- they will have to settle these questions or see the spectre of the Winter of Discontent raised to haunt them by gleeful Conservative politicians .

The Sun enters Gemini on the 20th and highlights romance and the good things in life , but tempers could flare if you do n't settle a complex moral or financial issue .

` He was sitting on a committee in Paris to settle the West African problem . "

Stirred by thoughts of heroic deeds against the cruel and monstrous Saracens , Richard chafed , waiting for his father and Philip of France to settle their differences .

He did not settle to this life and had a number of activities , including travel to France and Belgium .

It also gives the new caretaker a chance to settle to his tasks without the added problem of learning switchboard .

She would n't talk to your colleagues , but she 'd settle for talking to me . "

In the meantime , in places like Poitou , noblemen tried to settle their disputes by going to war .

The question was whether to settle for a return to the status quo , or to try to unite the two Koreas and achieve a victory over the communists .

A major investigation has now been launched into the smuggling of keys from the jail to UDA elements outside .

A MAJOR investigation has been launched in Ulster into a team of businessmen allegedly behind a carpet and furniture VAT scam .

But an inquiry was launched into the handling of the case by West Mercia Police after this video tape came to light .

Germany now had its separate peace with Russia , and three weeks later it launched a new Western offensive .

Hezbollah forces launched at least three attacks in Israel 's " security zone " during early July .

Discarded by England for their tour of the West Indies , Botham has launched an alternative and considerably more lucrative winter career , a grandly titled ` Lecture Tour " of Britain .

Chester 's latest park and ride scheme was officially launched by the Mayor of Chester Coun John Randall yesterday .

In June 1988 ACET was officially launched as a registered charity .

Microsoft Corp formally launched its widely-previewed Windows NT operating system at the Comdex-attached Windows World in Atlanta , Georgia , yesterday .

At a national convention on April 9 , a new opposition New Democratic Union ( NDU ) was formally launched under the leadership of Kim Dae Jung .

The campaign was launched because studies have revealed that 60 pc of accidents causing injuries involve a combination of driving too close and misjudging speed and distance .

This month the Suzy Lamplugh Trust is launching a training scheme for companies so that staff can learn how to deal with potentially dangerous situations .

The Club plans to launch an appeal for funds this year to build an urgently needed climbing wall in the Sports Centre .

The Scottish Quality Management System ( SQMS ) was officially launched by the Secretary of State for Scotland in March .

But he was so moved by the film that he launched a campaign to raise the money at the place where he worked .

The most miserable man on television put a smile on his face for a change today , to launch a new celebrity cookbook .

If one understands by this an explicit order to launch an invasion , the answer would appear to be no .

Manufacturers are happy to exploit what is often a more affluent age-group , in order to launch anti-wrinkle preparations and other seemingly magic preparations for the ` mature " skin .

Founded in 1972 by Agha Hasan Abedi , previously head of the United Bank in Pakistan , BCCI was launched with initial capital of $2,500,000 and claimed to have assets of $20,000 million by 1980 .

The investigation is being led by Det Supt Eric John , and if the police launch a murder inquiry it will be the third unsolved killing in the Lothians in the last five weeks .

But then Sunderland came up with a new offer and Liverpool launched a fresh diplomatic offensive .

During the next 20 months while he was at liberty Sukarno launched a campaign on quasi-Marxist lines .

On their behalf , a local radio station has launched a campaign to keep him at the County Ground .

The authorities launched a widespread anti-pornography campaign during 1990 .

And they have joined a national campaign launched in London yesterday by Re-Solv , the national society for the prevention of solvent abuse .

An A$700,000 appeal was launched by Prime Minister Paul Keating during the opening ceremony to provide an aid and assistance package to the National Museum of Cambodia .

It 's now easier to check if the house you are planning to buy is ` green " , thanks to a new rating scheme launched by the National Energy Foundation .

An investigation has been launched by the Health and Safety Executive

Yet when the project was launched in 1985 , Darlington 's rail corridor was filled with derelict buildings , rubble and rubbish a view of the town enjoyed by seven million travellers every year .

A MURDER inquiry was launched today after a mother and daughter were found strangled in a house in Carrickfergus .

An inquiry was launched after Leo MacDonald , 52 , died on the doorstep of the Market Tavern in North Ormesby .

We launched our offensive just as the meeting was supposed to have started .

The town launches its City Challenge bid on Wednesday with 1,000 heart-shaped balloons launched from Christ Church .

A NEW fund raising drive has been launched by Darlington Community Radio in a bid to ensure the station goes on the air in June .

" Arriba " is a brand new fruit juice and spring water drink just launched by Panda Drinks .

These were launched a year ago and implemented for all new capital expenditure projects from September 1992 .

Launched in the UK just three years ago , it now claims a 20 per cent share of the premium sector -- and a very distinctive image .

Sometimes they even launched expeditions to other continents to aid the Dwarfs and humans . 

Crown Prince of Dubai Al Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoom crown prince of Dubai launched today , i.e. on Saturday , an electronics free e-trade zone which has been named `` Dubai Internet City ''

During the consolidation process , the Legal Services Corporation technical assistance grants enabled the program to utilize the services of a skilled consultant and facilitator to move the process to conclusion , to send program staff to visit and observe other programs with well respected and technologically sophisticated centralized intake systems , to bring experts to the program to help design a transition to statewide administrative and personnel systems , and helped fund the statewide staff meeting which launched and celebrated the new statewide program .

The president responded by threatening NATO attacks on Serbia , to be launched immediately if Milosevic does n't accept the Western-drafted compromise and evacuate the great majority of his troops .

In 1995 , a U.S. research rocket launched from Norway brought Russia `` a couple of minutes '' away from a decision to launch a retaliatory strike .

'' I really hope the focus wo n't be on me doing charity work but will be on Take 2 , '' said Wagonheim , who added that Baltimore County Bar Association President Stephen J. Nolan was instrumental in launching the new program .

Wyeth marketed Fen-Phen by funding obesity research centers , launching public fitness campaigns , contracting with a medical education company to produce a series of ghostwritten journal articles , and making generous payments to academic physicians who then published extensively and testified for the drug 's safety to the Food and Drug Administration [ 17 ] .

JNET was launched in 1998 by the Ridge-Schweiker administration to help local and state police , courts , prisons and probation and parole officers exchange instantly updated information on individuals moving through the criminal justice system - making it possible to better track potentially dangerous individuals .

To help other districts to launch the activity on their own , the Quality Assurance Project has produced a comprehensive how-to manual for district managers interested in introducing the vendor-to-vendor programme in their districts .

More than 1,000 new magazines were launched in 1998 , and half have already folded -- most after one issue .

'' Mike '' and `` Diane '' said they hoped the event would launch their careers .

The second of John Lennon 's sons to trade on his father 's name in launching a pop career .

The case of mistaken identity fed its popularity and launched JQA 's career as a political essayist .

NORAD and the FAA were unprepared for the type of attacks launched against the United States on September 11, 2001 .

The impact of these projects will be accelerated by an economic development initiative launched this year which will enable new and existing businesses to flourish in this neighborhood .

The judges ordered Reno and Starr to file briefs on whether Reno had authority to launch the inquiry .

Consider : On Voter.com , a site that launched last week , voters can fill out e-questionnaires and search for the candidates with whom they most often agree .

In spring 2002 , the State Bar of Georgia Access to Justice Committee launched a state planning effort to strengthen the delivery of civil legal services for the poor .

The Rural Development team will target potential resources and launch a campaign for rural resource development .

In the 1480s , the Christians launched a new offensive ; Ronda capitulated to the sovereigns Ferdinand and Isabella in 1485 , followed by Málaga in 1487 and Almería in 1488 .

It also quoted European Union Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy saying that the Seattle meeting might fail to launch a new trade round .

So five years ago , Scheck and Neufeld launched the Innocence Project .

As the presidential race heats up , new for-profit political Web sites are launching almost every week .

Milosevic , said Clark , `` may have thought that NATO really would n't launch the airstrikes .

3 ) Microsoft Training and Certification will immediately launch a new series of courses called `` Dressing for Media . ''

We are delighted that members of our editorial board have also shown their support for our journal by submitting papers to us , even before we launched .

The case for launching these journals was compelling—we wanted to serve three research communities that had few open-access alternatives to the subscription journals in their field .

He launched his career there and it seems fitting that he return .

The Wine Market Council will launch a media campaign in February .

After three years of development in the field , LSC 's State Planning Initiative was formally launched in 1998 .

In conjunction with the National Legal Aid and Defender Association ( NLADA ) , LSC launched a series of conversations on diversity in 2001 .

LSC grantees seek to increase visibility in the client community in several situations - for example , when launching new services ( for example , a toll-free phone hotline ) , trying to reach special-needs populations ( the elderly , homeless people , families reaching the end of their eligibility period for welfare , people in non-English speaking communities ) or expanding services into hard-to-serve communities ( for example , to small towns far from legal aid offices ) .

And to show just how fast Japan 's new rulers were catching on , two punitive expeditions were launched against Korea and China in the grand manner of 19th-century gunboat diplomacy .

To provide our teams of analysts with a mechanism for simplifying and standardizing their work , we launched the Electronic Assistance Guide for Leading Engagements -- the EAGLE , which is a prototype of a comprehensive Webbased guide to conducting GAO engagements .

-- Al Gore is either treating us all to an evening at Chuck E. Cheese 's or launching his run for the White House .

The less reverent version is that it launched the era of gaudy action movies and movie-based mass merchandising , and that its carefully scripted revival -- complete with licensing deals for tacos , toys , and Christmas ornaments -- does it perfect justice .

The island proved to be the last bastion of the samurai ideal , when disenfranchised warriors launched the doomed Satsuma Rebellion in their desperation to forestall the relentless march of progress .

He is also largely responsible for moving the Clinton campaign beyond mere `` rapid response '' to pre-emptive strikes -- engineering , for instance , Clinton 's endorsement by the Fraternal Order of Police on the day Bob Dole was set to launch a major attack on the president 's crime record .

'' The Indonesian government , which has been entrusted with the task of maintaining peace and order , did virtually nothing as pro- Indonesia militias in East Timor launched a massive terror campaign against their own populace , killing pro-independence supporters , forcing hundreds of thousands to leave their homes , and destroying buildings and other property , '' the paper said .

The recently launched `` literate smut '' Webzine Nerve might be Sex Site No .

Modern historians ' version is rather less exotic : Jimmu was probably a pirate from Okinawa who settled in Kyushu before launching his campaign to conquer Honshu .

In the past year , our former-peacenik president has launched missile attacks on Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein at the oddest of times .

DeLay is now launching a $25 million fund-raising campaign to fight trade unions through the innovative method of establishing a nonprofit corporation that can raise unlimited cash without disclosing donors , a plan his fellow Republican congressman Chris Shays calls , `` unbelievably sick . ''

Dolley Madison , he explains , controlled her diminutive husband and `` launched the White House 's first 'drawing room ' receptions which , in her day , were celebrated -- the men in 'black or blue coat with vest , black breeches and black stockings , ' the ladies 'not remarkable for anything so much as for the exposure of their swelling breasts and bare backs .

And so does a 27-year-old Montrealer out to fill a `` huge void in the telesphere '' by launching a youth-oriented global news network .

The Sunday Telegraph 's spy scoops : The KGB ran a `` dirty tricks '' campaign to persuade Americans that President John F. Kennedy was murdered by the CIA ; the agency planned to maim Russian ballet dancers Rudolf Nureyev and Natalya Makarova for defecting to the West ; it launched a series of plots against Pope John Paul II ; and it planted KGB agents as assistants to three successive secretaries-general of the United Nations .

Reagan launched a powerful moral attack on the idea of Big Government .

In a recent message to current students , I urged them , too , to take pride in being associated with one of the best nursing schools in the country and reminded them of our rich heritage : our role in founding Sigma Theta Tau International and in launching the Midwest Nursing Research Society and Midwest Alliance in Nursing ; our leadership in bringing the Healthy Cities movement to the United States and designation as the first ( and only ) World Health Organization Collaborating Center in Healthy Cities ; our ranking among the top 16 schools of nursing in the 1994 U.S.

When MLS launched , U.S. players were so grateful to get work that they accepted MLS 's terms of employment .

A dozen years ago , the Oxford dictionary department launched The Oxford Word and Language Service [ OWLS ] , devoted to answering queries about all aspects of the English language .

LSC's Office of Information Management ( OIM ) along with OPP recently launched the Electronic Grants Award Letter ( EGAL ) system .

Prior to launching these programs , we are requesting each of our alumni leaders and friends on the two boards to review their support of the school for 1991 and , if no pledge or contribution has been made , to consider joining their colleagues in the Maennerchor Society .

Ammiano , who would have been the city 's first openly gay mayor , forced the runoff after launching a write-in campaign just three weeks before the November election .

Every candidate launches his campaign with a glossy account of his upbringing and career , but McCain 's heroism in Vietnam makes his story a far easier sell than Bush 's , Gore 's , or Bradley 's .

Four months ago , when George W. Bush launched his presidential exploratory committee , he defended tax cuts by arguing that it was `` compassionate '' of political leaders `` to give people more money . ''

Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr launched a PR counterattack on the White House .

He launched a principled attack on the notion that government is more capable of running the country than the private sector .

For example , our funds made it possible for Louisiana to adopt a multi-year development plan , and allowed West Virginia to launch a three-year private bar campaign that secured almost $300,000 in contributions and pledges prior to kickoff , with the expectation of reaching its goal of $1 .

On May 29 , Clarke suggested that Rice ask DCI Tenet what more the United States could do to stop Abu Zubaydah from launching '' a series of major terrorist attacks , '' probably on Israeli targets , but possibly on U.S. facilities .

Look for modern Rosenthal and the local Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur ( KPM ) , which was launched by Frederick the Great in the 18th century .

Shortly after Labor Day , we 'll be launching a new column , `` Net Election , '' published by

This is because groups or individuals can attack remotely from anywhere in the world , over the Internet , other networks , or dial-up lines , and they can disguise their identity , location , and intent by launching attacks across a span of communications systems and computers .

Many states have found that involving an experienced planning consultant in the initial phases of launching a process and developing a plan can be valuable , particularly where difficult issues involving institutional relationships are present .

In 1999 , the Statewide Technology Coordinator launched a Technology Task Force , made up of two representatives from each program , one who is responsible for technology matters and one who can effectively communicate how their program provides services to the client community .

Bin Ladin 's consistent priority was to launch a major attack directly against the United States .

Morris claims , for example , that the New Deal launched a 50-year effort to force the distribution of wealth downward .

And what of the relationship between the PLoS community journals and PLoS Biology ? Does PLoS Biology still want papers in the areas in which PLoS launches new journals ?

We are asking the German prosecutor to launch an investigation : since the U.S. government is unwilling to open an independent investigation into the responsibility of these officials for war crimes , and since the U.S. has refused to join the International Criminal Court , CCR and the Iraqi victims have brought this complaint in Germany as a court of last resort .

By 1963 , when John Glenn orbited Earth three times in five hours , the Soviet Union was launching daylong flights and a 48-orbit mission .

For three days they parleyed ; Rawn demanding their surrender and the Nez Perce asking to be allowed into Montana in peace . 

It might seem odd that the Minister for the Interior , rather than the Foreign Minister , Beigbeder , should be entrusted with the mission of parleying with Hitler . 

The girls no longer curtsied to the vicar in an Oxfordshire village , but the grammar school powerfully survived as the symbol of ` the happy combination of privilege and opportunity " . 

Received by the king and queen as she made her entrance , she curtsied deeply , and waited with bated breath for what would happen next . 

She nodded as Topaz curtsied and then made her stately way to where Sister Agnes was sewing drawers for her Sisters in God . 

When they came nearer he did a little dancing step and curtsied low . 

As the dance finished we curtsied again and the Duke of Edinburgh stopped to congratulate us . 

His unique style of lettering , using aerosols , will bring enormous distinction to our Honours Board , when he eventually delivers it .

One ploy would be quickly to issue orders and have goods delivered merely to fulfil the budget .

` When you 've dropped me in Clerkenwell I 'd like you to deliver a letter for me .

Pat has lots of fun delivering funny shaped parcels to everyone , as well as visiting the Grand Summer Fete .

On 18 October , News Chronicle readers were simply delivered a copy of the Mail , with News Chronicle in small type on the mast-head .

We aim to deliver first class mail as soon as possible , with most mail targeted for delivery by the next working day .

Its print run was increased and a copy was hand delivered to the London addresses of all Government MPs .

The Company will keep a copy of all material delivered to the Publisher .

The copy delivered to the Registrar must also be signed by the auditors .

Early risers in Middlesbrough had a surprise when their milkman delivered his pintas yesterday .

It had been nearly a year ago , when the postman had delivered a letter postmarked Venice to the little cottage in Wales she had shared with her grandmother .

I looked out of the window and I saw the postman delivering letters .

Schoolchildren delivered cans for recycling and took part in a treasure hunt around the gardens , Fairdell Park and Marton West Beck .

When it was finished , it took 66 lorries to deliver the heavyweight UK edition from the printer to the warehouse .

Peter has been delivering yarn to Elderslie since 1946 when he worked with his family 's haulage business before joining Douglas Reyburn .

The troops were delivered to their start lines with the traditional logistical efficiency of the US armed forces .

On the day the King died , just before dusk , an unknown messenger had delivered a letter at the gate .

It was back in january two years ago when he and a colleague were delivering money to a branch of LLoyds bank in Cheltenham .

Then we sussed out that bread and milk were delivered to the local restaurants really early .

We aim to deliver 96% of second class letters by the third working day after collection .

Physical disability makes shopping difficult , and sometimes forces the elderly to rely entirely on the good but fairly limited range of foods that can be delivered to their door by the milkman .

The original plan was for Seawitch to be delivered to the marina by the tenth and we 'd fly in to join her there . "

The fiasco started when a letter was delivered to his home in Barnet , Herts , earlier this week informing him the £9.41 cheque would not be honoured .

He was delivered in a car by friends and he looked shockingly ill .

The local postie failed to deliver it and it was returned down under .

That day her bridal gown had been delivered , and the servants had been in a flurry of activity preparing the wedding banquet .

The tale that tickled me most concerns a trip to England -- a country which Rollins caricatures as a pissing-with-rain hell hole populated entirely by spotty Morrissey-worshipping wimps who eat nothing but fish and potatoes smeared with grease . 

Besides , his ego was tickled by the implicit flattery of the journalist 's attention . 

The thought of debonair Seb Smith being beaten by spotty , horrid little Nails tickled Nutty 's imagination . 

Readers whose memories were pleasurably tickled by our ` Oldies " article on Dave Hill 's Superyob guitar might be interested to know that John Birch is back in the guitar business after a ten-year absence . 

He is tickled by the idea they all have of him as a fool and a hypocrite and a mass-murderer . 

They were both tickled at the image of Dorothy as a defender of the public good . 

Like his dad , he was good-natured , and was tickled that she 'd asked him to go shopping with her . 

You ca n't miss the ship Inn at newhnam on severn — it 's new bright colour has tickled some villagers pink — but left others seeing red . 

The F2B creaked through a 180-degree turn and began photographing another strip . 

As the door of the empty box creaked open in the wind , Liz heard the phone ringing , ringing . 

The sluice gates holding back a bottomless reservoir of blood are creaking open , spattering the country with thick , viscous dollops . 

Billy was still laughing when the lavatory door creaked open and Selwyn pushed aside the loganberry bush and stepped out 

To me , it also rang of the distinct possibility that it would not creak open again -- and that the next sound would be that of quickly hammered nails ! 

Creaking up from her knees , Miss Lodsworth snorted with indignation . 

British bankers , who only months ago felt locked into problem property loans , now see a bit of sky as the prison door creaks open . 

If they are accurate , the new Foxbats can not only evade our missiles , they can attain the very top level of the stratosphere , and maintain a speed which is only marginally sub-orbital .

On another occasion she climbed over dustbins and went through the fire exit of a Knightsbridge store , while once she and Carolyn abandoned her car and jumped on a red double decker bus to evade photographers .

Hooligans often take care to evade police escorts and to slip into rival territories unobserved .

Attempts by police to prevent protesters from other parts of the country from reaching the city lead to the death of a student on May 20 as he sought to evade a police cordon .

Remaining silent may allow fish to evade these predators , but it is no defence against sharks and barracudas .

Possums and some other creatures evade predators by playing dead .

She had n't simply evaded him ; she 'd evaded him each time with an ease that had left him looking like a fool .

The contradictions between corporate goal-achieving behaviour and each of these environmental uncertainties creates a strong strain towards innovative behaviour which can stretch over the spectrum law abiding -- law avoiding -- law evading -- law breaking .

Flanagan 's run on the left caught out Wright and his cross evaded the Aberdeen defence before finding Henry who nodded the ball over the line from inside the six-yard box .

If you 're small and the thing you evade is big ( have you ever had this dream ? ) , then the only place to hide is a place where the big thing ca n't fit .

Howard evaded the FBI and managed to escape to Russia but Pelton was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment in 1986 .

Basinger evaded reporters and cameramen as she left the courthouse Wednesday , leaving by a sidedoor and rushing off in a black sedan .

And 14 minutes later , the cool Marwood foxed Wigan by switching the ball to the blindside where winger Paul Penrice evaded Martin Offiah to score in the corner .

Two more made a futile dive for Okoye 's legs at the five and he evaded a final defender at the goal-line .

He runs too upright , relies too much on sheer strength instead of evading defenders , and so takes too many hits .

However , Cardiff 's backs were not quick enough collectively to evade the home side 's conscientious cover .

He asks that I go secretly and after dark -- near the eleventh hour , he says -- thus to evade the guards who are wont to fall asleep at that time ! "

Having evaded the other Fiats , Taylour headed for the carrier with his wounded TAG , where only prompt and skilful action by the ` Ark 's , surgeon prevented the loss of Howard 's leg .

Foals who have learnt to evade bot-flies in such a way , will continue to do so as adult horses if they have access to shelter .

They could n't evade the most experienced sub-hunters in the world , not for ever .

It would be a mad gamble of course , to launch an invasion from a European port and hope to evade the British fleet .

Colour flooded her face as she tried to struggle to her feet , desperate to evade the hand that was stretched towards her .

His softened looks hardened , but she evaded his hands and went headlong down the stairs , stopping only momentarily to brush the straw from her trousers and fasten her blouse with shaking fingers .

At that point he was attacked by twelve Bf109s , but evaded and got in a good burst at one that overshot him .

At 8,000 feet numerous Bf109s attacked but were evaded in cloud , and the section broke up .

West German officials said they understood the trains would be sealed from the inside , and would take roundabout routes to evade jumpers-on .

` Leave me alone ! " she screamed when her efforts to evade him proved useless and a pair of iron hands fastened on her arms .

By evading him earlier that morning she 'd played into his hands , at the same time both increasing his suspicions and giving him the best part of the day to allay them .

He pulled her into his arms , giving her no chance to try to evade him as he held her tightly against the solid strength of his body .

He tried to kiss her , but she evaded him in a half-angry , half-flirtatious way , so they were in the middle of a clumsy clinch when Lucaroni walked in .

A He111 appeared over the Fleet soon after the Hurricanes had departed and this was chased by the Fulmar patrol but managed to evade them and escape .

Neither Fedorov nor the man who had evaded them the other night had put in an appearance , and the chance of their doing so now seemed remote .

It evades capture by lodging itself inside the very muscles of the pursuer . 

Rámirez-Sánchez , tried in absentia , had evaded capture since the murders in Paris on June 27 , 1975 . 

I had successfully evaded detection ; I had passed the terrible test of the measuring rod . 

Remarkably , he was able to evade long term imprisonment , and made his way to the West . 

His hand moved to his chest and felt the nipples intact but saliva like blood drying quickly , only the throbbing tenderness remained .

It is much better to err on the side of lightness , especially as gouache paint is much darker when it has dried .

After that coat of paint has dried , a clear flat coat will be applied over the first that will produce a matt surface which will not fingerprint or stain .

Mastic varnish will dry in around 15 minutes , so you would have to work quickly .

Now they guard the body , which is motionless in a lake of blood that is rapidly drying , drunk by the thirsty , insatiable soil .

This is where modern designs like the Thermatex really comes into their own , because they wick the moisture through and keep the horse warm while he 's drying .

Another factor which reduces seasoning time is the modern tendency , because of the existence of efficient glues , to use timber in much smaller sizes , which of course dry more quickly .

As the rain water soaks away and the desert once again dries , the frogs , adults as well as young , absorb water through their skins until they are tightly bloated and almost spherical .

Observations : The slab dries very quickly and faces virtually due south , offering all year round climbing possibility .

I immerse the paper in water for about 20 minutes and then allow the excess water to dry on a flat surface between clean towels .

Noise generated by industrial activity and boat traffic is transmitted especially well under water . 

As a result , an alumina implant can shield the surrounding bone from the stresses generated by normal activity , and the bone loses the stimulation which is necessary for it to remain healthy . 

However , although the availability of new and more contemporary data generates much activity , interest , and publishable analyses , it might not cast much more light on the resource allocation problem for the reasons outlined above . 

In Marx 's view this would mean the end of history since communist society would no longer contain the contradictions which generate change . 

This objective change in the market has also generated a logical change in the role required of the state by capitalism . 

The stark fact is that Nottinghamshire could not afford to do both and generated local controversy by protecting the vertical efficiency of the developmental approach at the expense of fieldwork support for the many . 

Until a definition for asthma itself can be agreed the problem of defining attacks will continue to generate controversy . 

But the excitement generated by this debate tended to obscure the fact that the party experiencing the most obvious difficulties before 1914 was the Conservative party . 

Employee share ownership has not generated great public debate or excitement because the sums involved , for most employees , are not large enough to grab their attention . 

The mandatory imposition of this task upon GPs has generated an extensive debate about its efficacy . 

The Forestry Commission expressed the hope that the study would generate wide debate but stressed that it had no competence to formulate overall forestry policy , which was a matter for the government . 

Choosing emotionally and socially charged ( " generative " ) words and pictures of students ' problems , he generated discussion on how to improve their lives . 

This meeting generated a great deal of lively discussion and useful feedback . 

In turn this difference may affect the stability of the employment , and the likelihood that it will generate further growth in the region concerned . 

Another conference at Llangollen on Wednesday examines how indigenous cultural resources can generate economic growth . 

It is not unusual for publicity to generate interest and encourage witnesses and , indeed , other survivors of sexual attacks to come forward . 

The concert and the reception which followed it generated considerable interest in , as well as funds for , the Alumni Foundation . 

The conference proceedings generated intense public interest and were closely followed in the media . 

It is believed that the initiatives could generate a 10% reduction in casualties by the year 2000 within this age group . 

Slight changes in main-chain torsion angles for the linker residues in sCD2 can generate substantial ` hinge-bending " shifts in relative domain orientation . 

The workshops would n't generate too much traffic and the proximity to Temple Meads station and the rail network would be useful for despatching goods . 

The housing proposals will generate some additional traffic but not on a scale which would cause capacity or safety problems . 

The kind of non-randomness that can be generated by simple sieving is roughly equivalent to opening a combination lock with one one dial : it is easy to open it by sheer luck . 

Because of the resulting close juxtaposition of areas of uplift and subsidence , considerable local relief can be generated . 

Whilst volumetric information can only be inferred , the full visual appearance of the solid object can be generated . 

Finite state grammars are based on the view that sentences are generated via a series of choices made ` from left to right " . 

Finally , crystallization occurs preferentially along a single crystal axis and large pressures can be generated within rock fractures . 

In the same way , the moral value of the Bible generates spiritually discerning readers , who see its power to transform their lives . 

A POSTMAN rammed his Fiat Panda into a getaway car after spotting burglars cutting into a stolen safe containing £3,000 . 

Father Shanahan , of Rushey Mead , Leicester , rammed his Datsun into another car on the way to the city 's Gilroes cemetery . 

He rammed his foot down , the Merc. responded , shot forward like a torpedo . 

They ` hot-wired " a prison van and repeatedly rammed it into a security gate . 

BRITISH tourists fled yesterday when a gunman rammed his jeep into Australia 's Parliament House at Canberra . 

THE estranged wife of a cheating council boss told last night how she took his £22,000 Mercedes and rammed it into the front doors of the town hall where he works . 

She looked up and waved as the Golf drove past and when Melissa had put it away and locked the garage door , she rammed her fork into the ground and strolled over for a chat . 

` Touch her again with your filthy paws , and I 'll ram my fist into your ugly face ! " 

When the terrified actress locked herself in the car , he rammed it with his Ford Bronco . 

There was even supposed to be a plot to assassinate Gromyko by ramming a beer truck into his motorcade ( and a meat truck did overturn on the road shortly before the cars were due ) . 

Guy spread out a huge sky-blue towel , a few feet from the edge of the sea , and rammed an emerald and white sun umbrella firmly into the sand beside it . 

A LOVE-CHEAT council chief yesterday faced calls for his sacking after his wife rammed a town hall with his H-reg Mercedes in protest at his affair . 

The LDDC , in its 1987 Corporate Plan ( LDDC , 1987 ) , argued that , although it was not itself a housing authority , it intended to increase this figure by rehabilitating older public-sector estates through a programme of co-operation with local authorities . 

Mr Colson , 61 , won the 1993 Templeton Prize for religion for his work as the founder of the Prison Fellowship , which seeks to rehabilitate prisoners by spreading the gospel in jails in the United States and 55 other countries . 

VARIETY PUT IT ALMOST ALL in one unkind sentence earlier this year : ` Once a star who asked $1.5 million per picture , Lowe has recently got married and is rehabilitating his image by working on Broadway . " 

Efforts are made to rehabilitate patients after treatment to ensure that where possible their hospital stay is temporary . 

The government intends to ask foreign organizations to provide technical and financial assistance to rehabilitate the polluted areas around the mines . 

This could add considerably to the existing demand to rehabilitate patients from Rampton special hospital , which also lies within Bassetlaw . 

Even she stresses how she achieved respectability in her last years , having rehabilitated herself from alcoholism and violent behaviour . 

Brezhnev , with the co-operation of Kosygin , endeavoured to rehabilitate Stalinism in the Soviet Union , which led to opposition and the need to institute oppression of dissidents and the increasing use of the notorious labour camps . 

In some ways the locals were lucky that Ennex had bought Mogul as the original lease did not require the leaseholders , Mogul , to rehabilitate the area until the lease expired on 1 December 1988 . 

Prime Minister Pierre Bérégovoy , a former resistance fighter , declared in the National Assembly on April 15 that France was " wounded " and that " we will not rehabilitate the Vichy regime on the sly " . 

The largest increase in funding is to go to coastal conservation , which received an increase of 25 per cent to 134 million francs , followed by money to rehabilitate degraded areas . 

Large areas of Patagonia were devastated by the eruption of Volcano Hudson in 1990 , and Dom 's work included reconstruction projects to help rehabilitate isolated communities . 

Leyhill is proud of its record in helping to rehabilitate former criminals … and thanks to a spell of gardening , many inmates can look forward to a brighter future … their light fingers turned into green fingers …

The case for expenditure on health is not in fact furthered by what we are convinced , is the fallacious suggestion that expenditure on health may indirectly help to rehabilitate the finances of the country … . 

The new Namibian government is , however , determined to rehabilitate its fisheries . 

The amount would be sufficient to rehabilitate a large part of the underdeveloped world . 

This occurs in cases where there is no attempt to rehabilitate the reputation of the man , whether he be killer or killed . 

On Jan. 30 , 1990 , a Supreme Soviet Commission revealed that nearly 845,000 victims of Stalinism had been posthumously rehabilitated during 1988-89 , but called for review procedures to be streamlined . 

Eight months later it was announced that Nagy and his colleagues were to be rehabilitated . 

There was never a vestige of evidence that he had passed information to the Russians , and eventually in 1962 he was rehabilitated . 

So there is no significant push towards energy efficiency when houses are built or rehabilitated . 

The rate of readmission with cardiac disease , and hence the cost was also lower in the patients who had been rehabilitated . 

The ghost of Stalin had to be exorcised before Nizan could be rehabilitated . 

Water bodies affected by acidification can be rehabilitated , he said , but never recover the diversity of wildlife they once harboured . 

The Tyne estuary was largely rehabilitated and further work was planned for the Wear , but the Tees estuary needed urgent attention despite substantial industrial effluent reductions in the 1970s/80s . 

Through therapy , teaching and psychological help , some patients are eventually rehabilitated for their return into society . 

With the fall of the Honecker government many former dissidents were rehabilitated including philosopher Rudolf Bahro , publisher Walter Janka and former SED party members Robert Havemann , Rudolf Herrnstadt and Lex Ende . 

In 1957 , when the Chechens and Ingushis had been rehabilitated and Checheno-Ingushetia restored , these lands had not been returned to the Ingushis . 

He returned to France in November 1944 and was rehabilitated , but was under some pressure to demonstrate his patriotism , including support for the empire . 

By the time of the second anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre in June 1991 , the party was working towards rehabilitating some of the high-level casualties of the " turmoil " . 

The success you have in rehabilitating Chloe Joe depends on your sensitivity towards her and the infinite time an patience you are prepared to spend -- remember , one lapse of patience could set her back by weeks . 

All the better that the operation rehabilitated the credibility of the police who 'd been having a bad press in the early years of the decade . 

A community , which helps rehabilitate former drug addicts , has opened a new purpose-built unit . 

Yet the problems of rehabilitating the largely elderly resident hospital populations remained unsolved . 

Appointed in 1987 , Webster ensured that the CIA kept a relatively low profile and thereby achieved some success in rehabilitating the tarnished image of the agency in the aftermath of the Iran-contra scandal . 

The third group of problems related to the task of trying to rehabilitate the large number of elderly long-stay patients with intractable illnesses . 

As a former chairman of An Taisce , Ireland 's equivalent of the National Trust , says : ` How on earth do you rehabilitate a 6,000-year-old peat bog ? " 

The campaign aims to rehabilitate the river 's floodplains , which have been damaged by intensive agriculture and the planting of foreign tree species . 

For lick of adequate progress in the improvement of central local party and social ties in general , he and others , including Lenin , diverted their energies into the immediate practical tasks of rehabilitating the transport system . 

Even if it is , some estates could take years to rehabilitate . 

Artists such as Falk ( on whom Ehrenburg had modelled the character of the disinterested Saburov ) were not instantly rehabilitated , but it now became possible openly to admit that they existed . 

NORTHUMBERLAND : Roe deer are among the most difficult wild creatures for humans to succour and rehabilitate . 

Soon afterwards , it was announced that although no more trams were to be ` rehabilitated " , the light timber framed windscreens , devised for these cars , would be fitted to other cars as overhauled . 

And this week the Government used them in an attempt to ` rehabilitate " sex scandal Minister David Mellor . 

Here the object was to ` rehabilitate " the ` hard-core " Mau Mau men who had been captured . 

The unit will not corrode and does not have the sharp beam pattern cut off of modern halogen lights . 

Some manufacturers pack 20 litre quantities in square sectioned metal drums but these are difficult to handle and tend to corrode , spoiling the contents , if stored for any period of time . 

Bernie believes some parts , mainly the rivets , had corroded and so protected the hull because they were tightly bound to the 11 mm steel . 

As a result , steel reinforcing in the concrete has corroded , cracks have formed and water has penetrated the walls of the building . 

In addition , water that has been softened and clarified should be carried only in pipes that will not corrode and add corrosion products to the system . 

I was tied into a sleeping bag and hung upside down from a tree overnight . 

` If he has to be tied in a sack and dragged , I 'll have him down . " 

We used to tie her in there and get the cubs out then do you see , we used to dig for the cubs . 

` Here it is , sir , " I said , and gave him the papers tied inside the cloth . 

` If he has to be tied in a sack and dragged , I 'll have him down . "

And the young woman let her tie the grizzling baby into the bath-chair and wheel it around the courtyard to look at the hens .

Harry quaffed down his ale and called to Marion Treffry for more .

Ratagan had promised to quaff Bicker 's portion of ale for him , to make sure none was wasted in these frugal times .

There , with several farmers of his ilk , he quaffed pint after pint of good Berkshire ale .

Within minutes he felt in control , and as Suzy quaffed glass after glass of white wine , he sensed her eyes upon him .

When the restaurant was quiet , she went and stood by Bogle 's desk . 

Stand upright , holding the bar at shoulder height in front of your chest with your palms facing outwards . 

If you look at a dissection of the human arm you can see that the string-like tendons which attach to the fingers are joined further back in the arm , to the muscles .

Consider the long tendon that attaches at one end to the muscle flexor digitorum profundus and at its other end to digit 3 .

The morning breeze has died completely and my prickly grey shirt attaches to my spine .

The main point is that prose varies a great deal in the amount of aesthetic interest which attaches to linguistic form .

` The Celebes presents us with the most striking example of the interest that attaches to the study of the geographical distribution of animals .

When isolated mature hepatocytes are cultured on a non-physiological substratum such as tissue culture plastic , the cells attach poorly and have a limited viability .

However , if interest attaches to all eigenvalues , and in particular if there is less concern with the associated vectors , other methods may be used .

However , a special significance attaches to sets of incompatibles ( as well as to compatibles ) which fall under a single superordinate :

The way forward needs better detailed understanding of the ` sticking " -- the unwanted occasions where the muon attaches to the produced helium instead of initiating further fusions .

Whether natural or learned , we would concur with the importance Eraut attaches to understanding the process of change and the factors that facilitate or constrain it .

` Oh , nothing got decided , we just provisionally concurred with each other .

Regarding the second theme , market liberals concur with radical liberals like Illich that professionals and bureaucrats tend to promote their own interests rather than meeting the needs of their clients .

The Law Lords concurred with the Appeal Judges ' decision and dismissed Spicers ' appeal .

Both parties concurred with the chief 's protests , and Hayt accompanied Joseph and Husishusis Kute on a 250-mile tour of the southern plains .

Interestingly , a later internal annual review of Birmingham 's Partnership concurred with some of these findings and also identified other positive outcomes ( Birmingham City Council , 1987a ) .

All witnesses concurred in one thing : Alexander was singularly irresolute. from boyhood he had been easily discouraged by obstacles in his path .

Anyway I went there and I was impressed , I 'd seen it from the ship and I completely concur with everything that 's been said .

Edinburgh District Council concurs with this approach , having also constructed a number of cycle tracks on disused railways , and agree to the use of some routes in parks .

Tariffs and trade restrictions were to be reduced only gradually , so allowing the EEC to concur with the world organisation , GATT , to which the OEEC states belonged .

Many people dislike its close connection to industrialisation , and would concur with George Gissing 's abhorrence of machinery , expressed in 1895 in his novel , Eve 's Ransom .

Quincx concurred with her idea and then asked how Nathan felt about it .

The FAA responded in a formal written statement to the effect that : ` We do not concur with the KLD views concerning the inadequacy of the FAA requirements . "

They concur with the group in seeing it as a way of cutting down on bootleg tapes , though it will still reduce the impact of a future live album .

I thoroughly concur with Derek Fearnside ( Letters , 11 March ) that words are tricky things .

I therefore concur with both the judgments that have been delivered .

The Colonel quickly identified four Americans from the tribunal who , like himself , did not always concur with the General 's sweeping judgments .

You may also want to tile awkward shapes such as the window recesses , or things like bath surrounds . 

If you 're tiling a whole wall or room , the most important thing to do is to plan precisely where the whole tiles will fall . 

If you intend to tile over existing tiles , you will have to drill holes through them for the masonry pins . 

If there are recesses for items like washing machines and dishwashers , be sure to remove these to allow you to tile right back to the wall . 

Donald Buttress ' solution was to tile the roof with ridged composition tiles of a greenish grey hue , which from below look remarkably similar to slates and blend very well with the stonework . 

In bathrooms , it 's advisable to tile walls other than those immediately above the bath -- excessive condensation looks unattractive and can shorten the life of the product . 

He designed and made the units from timber he found locally and then tiled the worktops . 

The floor had been specially tiled with small red and white lozenge-shaped stones and covered with woollen rugs . 

The Burmese are descendants of the Mongols , and now they try to dominate the Shans , the Kochins and the Karens .

There are enough of them to gang up on him and dominate him , even though he remains the group ` administrator " .

Edward IV 's solution had been to build up Herbert power until the family and their allies dominated most of Wales on the crown 's behalf .

At one time , he even dominated Mot , the surly god of death , and banished him to exile in the desert .

The Akrokorinth dominates the Isthmus region , and it is one reason why Aratos ' home city of Sikyon just west of Corinth was never more than a second-rate power .

I feel that we 're equals , that you 'll never allow me to dominate you .

Warlords operated in the west , and the east was dominated by an independent anarchist force , the green armies of Makhno .

Many of the campaigns were dominated by politicians from West Germany , including , in two out of five cases , the CDU and SPD candidates themselves .

Of the partisan councils , most are dominated by the Labour Party with some nationalist presence on occasion .

They should have done much better as they dominated for long spells , but failed miserably in the art of scoring .

The domination of nature generates a dominating mentality so people dominate each other and accept domination in the name of technological reason and scientific rationality .

There are two main types who want to control and dominate others .

Meintjies was equally impressed by John , writing in his diary that this ` young ballet dancer and choreographer , who is undoubtedly brilliant , dominated the guests -- although he is only seventeen . "

Another old London couple were dominated by a ` matriarch " of a grandmother .

Contrasting shades can enliven a room by providing an invigorating tonal counterpoint , but care needs to be taken to ensure that colours do not clash .

While colours in clothes can glitter and clash without restraint , the secret for make-up is to think of a flash of brilliance amongst the neutrals , not a complete exotic plumage .

His decidedly left-wing views clashed with those of his father Mathurin , a blacksmith , who was an ardent royalist .

Red shirts clashed with blue , sometimes one of each but occasionally in bunches .

Shift work could clash with farm work especially with attendance at sales .

Being self-employed there was little problem with the forest work clashing with the farm work .

Indeed , he suggests that if a theory of rationality should clash with science then we should change our theory of rationality .

The type of off-farm work occasionally dictated the enterprises that the farm could have as time off at critical periods could clash with the off-farm employment .

Problems arise in translation when a principle such as end-weight or end-focus seems to clash with more basic grammatical principles in the target language .

I caught sight of myself in the peeling mirror : long thin legs , blue from the cold clashing with the bright pink mini-dress which began at my neck and finished at my knicker legs …

Geraldine did not watch the Golden Girls tonight because it clashed with News at Ten .

By a clumsy piece of organisation , the contemporary sale at Christie 's clashed with the sale of the contents of the Nigel Greenwood Gallery which Sotheby 's had packaged as a separate catalogue .

The combination behind the new government was certain to clash with long-established religious and military interests in Spain and with the landowning aristocracy .

He was a wiry man with dark , curly hair , whose cavalry twill trousers and tweed jacket clashed with the pair of trainers on his feet .

More youngsters are finding their own values clashing with a school 's social codes , some are picking up contradictory messages from the media and more are coming from broken or damaged families .

On the graphics front , the game is a birrova mixed bag , the excellent in-game presentation screens sometimes clash with the occasional blocky sprite .

They clash in an important way with the Christian doctrine of creation which provides both a purpose to human activity and a cultural mandate defining the terms of man 's trusteeship in this world .

His morning photo-call clashed with a coffee-table press conference by Norman Buchan , the left-wing MP for Paisley South .

Unfortunately , the date of this year 's conference clashed with the directors ' conference .

The blue of Rangers , the green of Celtic , the tangerine of Blackpool and the yellow and red of Partick Thistle clashed in a blinding flash of psychedelia .

With the final qualifying meet having clashed with a Commonwealth Games get together , Scottish representation at the Superfinal is disappointing .

It did not take long for moral earnestness to clash with secular utility .

Where hypothesis clashed with observation or experience , hypothesis was allowed to win .

The temperament of the child may clash with the mother and so the eating problems occur in the context of a wide range of other management problems .

Conflict with teachers came when he refused to play in a school football match which clashed with a geography class .

The announcement has been delayed until next week , to avoid clashing with the Prime Minister 's speech to the Conservative conference today .

Some railways refused to carry parties whose projects clashed with their own .

Surprising data from the machines can still clash with big egos that want to trust to old-fashioned hunches .

Copernicus 's astronomy was bold in 1543 because it clashed with the background assumption that the earth is stationery at the centre of the universe .

Further , such proceedings would clash with the orthodox line of responsibility from civil servants to ministers and from ministers to Parliament .

But the CSO 's likely wish to collect more numbers and use larger samples may clash with another imminent report , by the DTI , into business statistics .

When comparing the symptoms of the case and the remedy you should also note that the most important symptoms do not clash or contradict .

Lithuanian leaders have clashed repeatedly with Russia over their demands for billions of dollars in compensation for the mess left behind by former Soviet troops .

The odours , the colour and quality of the light , the sound of falling water , combined to create an atmosphere of tranquillity and space . 

Political , cultural , and religious exclusiveness combined to create a new sense of Romania which was synonymous with civilization and Christianity . 

He reasoned that they must exist because of the fixed and numerically simple proportions in which elements combine to form compounds . 

The grey leaves and white flowers combine to produce a pretty , easily grown border plant , beloved by bees . 

This 17 day holiday combines a week in Poland with a week in Czechoslovakia . 

Served with gas central heating the property combines space with a convenient setting in landscaped communal gardens . 

Constructed in the late 13th century , this late medieval fortified house combined domestic comfort with security and is one of the Gower peninsula 's most interesting historic sites . 

An unexpected consensus has emerged , combining traditionally conservative concerns such as abortion and euthanasia with ` Left-wing " issues like homelessness and overseas aid . 

Our research consequently combines a critical revision of the standard methodologies in the field with extensive new empirical work both on governmental-cultural industry relations and on patterns of consumption . 

It is easy to imagine them combining together to form complex organic materials , of the kind that make up modern living tissue . 

Apart from quartz , silicon and oxygen combine together to form an atomic building-block known as the silicon tetrahedron , with a single atom of silica surrounded by four atoms of oxygen . 

Climate and geology had combined in this part of the Oriental Region to produce ideal conditions for the creation of new species and subspecies . 

These individuals had combined into a National Association of Creditmen . 

The ` modern designer " appearance combined with light ` Factory grey " paintwork to give and airy , cold ambience . 

The import liberalization measures of 1989/90 combined with an upswing in domestic demand to produce a strong growth of imports in 1990 . 

He beckoned Duncan to follow , and the two men left the hotel and got into the Lada parked outside , Duncan putting his bag on the back seat . 

I beckoned her to come in and have coffee , but she shook her head and tapped on the glass again and mouthed the words , ` I want you , " like a trapped goldfish . 

There Suzan was haunted by visions of her father , beckoning her to come and lie beside his tomb . 

He beckoned her to sit between his thighs , and his heart missed a beat when she meekly obeyed . 

The nun beckoned him to follow her from the room and , reluctantly , he did so . 

A heavy door swung open and a figure beckoned them into a warm lozenge of light . 

She turned to him , smiling widely now , and beckoned him into the hall . 

The policemen controlling the pedestrians beckon them across the road . 

Slowly , he raised a finger and pointed at a man in the crowd , beckoning him forward in a friendly manner . 

The Doctor caught Francis 's eyes , and beckoned him with a nod of the head . 

I glanced quickly towards the island where the siren light still beckoned us on . 

Glancing up he saw the senator beckoning for his sons to join him . 

Ralph stood up and controlled the flames around and beckoned for the team to run quickly to the staircase . 

Quick as a flash , he shoots an arrow , but when he runs forward , he finds nothing but a stringy tree-rat .

At the first whistle the archers shoot two arrows and , when all have shot , the whistle blows and they go to check their scores and await the whistle to shoot back the other way .

Our assailants were now shooting fire arrows and these were already causing havoc amongst the defenders .

It 's amazing how fast you can dance when the bad cowboys shoot bullets at your boots .

To test procedures for treating wounds , the US military has shot bullets into pigs .

A checker that detects errors simply by lexical look-up will obviously fail to spot ` real world " errors , such as wether for whether , i.e. where a misspelling has transformed one English word into another .

The Mann-Whitney U test was used to detect differences in continuous dependent variables ( age , pack years , ounce years ) between the two groups .

This lateral line system enables the fish to detect differences of pressure in the water .

CANCER may soon be detected in its earliest stages -- even before cells begin to appear abnormal .

She thought she detected the ghost of amusement in his blue eyes and it incensed her even more .

Single-celled protozoa can detect the chemicals in their food and move towards them .

Complexes and unbound probe were detected by autoradiography of dried gels .

Even a single cyst of Giardia can be detected by the PCR , and this is a reasonable sensitivity for environmental testing .

Helium ( He ) has been detected by spacecraft though it has such a weak spectral signature that its abundance has been estimated by indirect means .

I detect something happening to the profile of the flying binbag ; at the top of its arc the shape bulges in its upper surface , a small clenched fist bursts through , punching the dark .

Meredith thought she detected a gentler tone creeping into his words , and felt comforted , but then he spoilt it all .

One can therefore detect gamma ray bursts by looking for flashes of light in the night sky .

The lesion is not always easily detected on endoscopic examination , especially when it is not actively bleeding .

Normally subjects were able to detect the presence of this gap equally well whether the square was presented to left or right of the fixation point .

Because it is electrically charged , the beta particle can be detected fairly easily .

Although digoxin is easily detected in fresh blood it is far more difficult to trace in fresh body tissue and harder again to detect in old samples of either flesh or blood .

Bernice thought she detected more than a suggestion of injured pride in his rigid stance .

Through all of this , I detect a consistent and unhealthy bias .

Lysozyme mRNA positive cells were detected in all sections from the eight patients with Crohn 's disease .

This particular mine could not be detected by the ordinary mine detector .

We may also detect a crisis of national consciousness in the old nations , and for similar reasons .

A weak probe laser detects the holes in the same way as for the simple memory .

It has been detected in a dozen systems in the US and yesterday the Swiss government announced that 75 of its computers were infected .

Almost , Sara thought , one might detect a certain amount of satisfaction in her tones .

I detect a definite note of cynicism in Amanda 's prose regarding her homeland , and personally she may have good reason to feel bitter .

Airport security was largely superficial , and outdated equipment could not detect plastic explosives .

If you can not detect even the shallowest of breaths , attempt artificial respiration making sure the chest starts to rise .

She rose from her knees to face two pairs of eyes in which hope had died at last .

She rose from the floor , her face puffed and blotchy , and curled up on the sofa , her knees drawn up to her chin .

He rose from his chair , came over to her and took her hand in his .

The Professor rose from his chair and crossed the room to where something rested upon an ornate Victorian easel covered by a green baize cloth .

` That 's right , " agreed Mrs Tilling , rising from her chair and brushing a fine collection of sticky crumbs from her coat .

It 's what will WE do ? " he replied , rising from his chair to kiss her lightly on the forehead on his way to the Scotch decanter .

She rose from the table , picked up her brolly and handbag and went to the downstairs bedroom she shared with Dad to collect a change of clothes .

When Tamar rose from the table , she remarked , ` I shall go out for a ride , Mama . "

Anya has risen from her seat , takes up a position facing Rainbow , at the opposite end of the mantelpiece .

Guests rose from their seats , men pushing and shoving each other .

Charles rose from his seat and walked out of the dressing room .

In the event , they rose from their seats , booed and shuffled out to the box-office , where they demanded their money back without success .

He rose from his enormous desk and lit a big cigar -- it could n't have been a Havana -- and strutted around his vast office like a peacock , admiring his reflection in the long mirror .

Southworth rose from the desk and walked to the drinks cabinet .

The Exec Director rose from his desk and crossed to the window , stared out on the cold , snow-filled landscape that filtered down to Langley .

Accordingly , without ever rising from my sordid bed , I lay and groaned and babbled , and altogether gave a wonderful impression of a man in extremity .

She had risen from the couch and was awaiting his approach , her consternation evident as if she had been caught out in some misbehaviour .

Silently he drained his mug and , rising to his feet , handed it to her .

Jake rose to his feet , smiling , throwing off his anger like a mantle .

Michele rose to his feet , and , tossing his snowy napkin on to the table , followed the housekeeper into the palazzo .

` I 'm glad you brought Fon to see me , " Nina said , as she rose to her feet and clutched Joe 's arm , heading through the back door into the kitchen .

Once , moved beyond composure by something he heard or saw , he rose abruptly and stood with his back to them , facing out over the sodden countryside .

He rose abruptly , and began to walk the wide chamber with his wine cup dangled lightly between his fingers , a habit of his when he was thoughtful .

Natasha rose abruptly and began a slow circuit of the court , with Charlotte beside her .

Slowly he rose from his seat and went over to the headmaster who stood twisting the piece of white chalk between his fingers .

She was pushing against his chest but Fred rose to his feet and , moving sideways , suddenly bent down and swept her up in his strong arms .

As soon as the Queen had completed her formal duties , King Alfons rose to make his reply .

I had no intention then , or ever after , of joining any group or ` movement " and I therefore sidestepped the Vorticists just as I sidestepped both the Imagists and the Amygists . 

Anaximander sidestepped the issue of how the opposites emerge from ` the indefinite " by saying that it was always in motion : the motion itself presumably causes the primary opposites to be separated out from the mixture . 

Liz had sidestepped the problem , last night , with caterers , and with Deirdre Kavanagh . 

Broadcasting regulations prevent anyone appealing for money on a programme like that , but he sidestepped the rules very smartly . 

And , over the years , he had learned to avert his face , to sidestep , to damp down the fires . 

In the subsequent analysis , we sidestep these issues and assume that the government only issues short-term bonds paying the going rate of interest . 

Will the Minister comment on the question that was sidestepped by the Secretary of State ? 

But he neatly sidestepped the questions about riots , crime and gang warfare , says David Wallen 

She sidestepped answering , saying `` with proper procedures and with proper formalities , all can come to attend the forum . ''

The property often is registered under false identities to sidestep laws that limit the ownership of land .

To demonstrate non-DNA inheritance , one must show that two fertilized eggs differ in some respect other than their nucleic acids , and that when these eggs develop into adults which in turn produce eggs , those eggs differ in the same respect .

Those that land on a suitably moist site then develop into new plants .

It is thought that about a third of conceptuses fail to develop into an embryo .

` At the moment , we can not identify with any certainty the eggs that will develop into normal embryos .

Every bit of those chewed-up roots will develop into a flourishing new plant the following season .

Like all animals we come from one cell that develops into an embryo which forms the adult .

Children develop at different times and by overcoming different obstacles .

Here lies the greatest pleasure of greenhouse gardening , since there is little to equal the satisfaction of raising most of your own plants from seeds and cuttings , watching them grow and develop until they fulfil their potential planted out in the garden .

The sexual organs themselves will change , both those outside her body and those within growing and developing into adult form .

As sea level rises these will develop and grow upwards , but those on the margins of the bank will be more favoured than those in the area which becomes the lagoon , as they will receive a better supply of food and better oxygenated water than the colonies within the lagoon .

The latest technology is applied to major problems fundamental to our understanding and utilisation of plants how plants grow and develop ; how they respond to and interact with their environment ; how they evolve and diversify .

The word ` sperm '' is derived from the Greek meaning a ` seed '' , and reflects the Aristotelian idea that the male semen ( the latter word being derived from the Latin word for ` seed , '' ) contains the formative element which grows and develops inside the mother 's womb .

This meeting has at least concluded with a semblance of good will . 

The meeting concluded with Prof P.J. Crutzen ( Max-Planck-Institute , Germany ) presenting the 1991 John Jeyes lecture on Global atmospheric chemistry and its relationship to biosphere , anthroposphere and climate . 

The meeting concluded with a final song of praise for the life of Evangeline Booth and her striking leadership . 

[ Editor 's note : A full report of the IWC meeting , which concluded in early July , will appear in the July edition of the Digest . ] 

M&A work is different to many other more traditional types of work in that it normally concludes in a completion meeting . 

Langbaurgh 's mountain bike series concludes in Guisborough Woods on tomorrow with registration from 8.30am on the day . 

The Art Institute 's ten-year reinstallation programme will conclude in 1994 with phase two of the modern collections . 

Despite an initially hostile atmosphere , with demonstrations organized by the regime , the talks concluded on Nov. 13 with an agreement that representatives of the National Assembly should meet for direct talks with Aristide . 

The trial of 22 managers of the Thanh Huong perfume factory , charged in connection with the " biggest case of fraud known to date " , involving 153,000 million dong , concluded on Oct. 27 . 

BRITISH competitors achieved their best results for many years in the French Olympic Classes regatta which concluded on Saturday at Hyeres . 

The 1990 primary season concluded on Sept. 18 with results in both Massachusetts and Oklahoma , both of which provided evidence of voter disillusionment with incumbents . 

The project concluded with an attempt to match design ability against some criterea for distinct types of ` intelligence " , in an attempt to establish design intelligence as one of those distinct types . 

The book concludes with a review of the possible impact of more intimate computers , for good or ill , in various areas of human life . 

The evening 's entertainment concluded with yobbos trying to evade the patrol of hefty stewards to get to the pitch . 

Primary education covers infant schooling from the ages of 5-7 or 8 , then junior schooling concluding at the ages of 10 or 11 . 

I am not convinced that even in theory this is an accurate reflection of section 2 , for I think it possible that in many cases the investigation will have concluded at an earlier stage . 

Talks on a post-war coalition concluded indecisively , but the Prime Minister had called for progress to be made on plans for full employment . 

We then invent criteria to back up the choice , delegating our responsibility to professional specialists . 

She was not going to have to invent an excuse to ring Veronica after all . 

We have invented new forms of assistance to match the overall situation . 

She had to keep inventing ruses to protect herself against this resident ratpack , one of which was perpetual creativity through weaving a tapestry which she never finished . 

But Cranog Jones says she 's invented the whole story to set him up . 

I knew a south London teacher who invented an instant tradition of local environmental walks to remedy this deficiency , and called it Beating the Bounds of the Catchment Area . 

It is also a fine place for walking along the cliff-tops , inventing stories for your children ( or yourself ) , and watching the changing moods of an ocean . 

He inherited a regular staff meeting and was penitent that he had never invented such a meeting in Durham . 

Since they ca n't see it happening on earth they invent a heaven in which it does . 

She would not be forced to invent further spurious reasons for contacting the victim 's widow . 

They invent strange reasons for doing so , saying that it has used anti-competitive practices . 

Create interesting striped effects with paint and invent your own striped patterns as an inexpensive alternative to striped wallpaper . 

Investment managers have invented various ways of making this kind of currency investment . 

The young reader wonders how one human being could invent such an interesting story , and write it all in words that are so easily read . 

The ` Lioretograph " cylinders were invented by the Frenchman Lioret as early as 1897 . 

The idea that Stamford was the centre of Mercian government was invented by William Stukeley in the 1730s from his belief that Alchfrith had held his court here and that it had formerly been Hengist 's town . 

Morality , for religious people , is not something invented by people to keep community life sweet ; it is for them an obligation arising out of the nature of the way things are . 

Other issues relate to investigating how this uncertainty information can best be presented to the user . 

Accordingly , the Transport and Road Research Laboratory ( TRRL ) began work in the late 1970's to investigate the possible impact of area-wide measures to improve road safety . 

` In France they have a Minister For Rock who goes round and investigates the need for venues and rehearsal space , " says Salli . 

There were , however , one or two early attempts to investigate the relationships between electricity and living organisms during the eighteenth century , long before the technology existed to do so properly . 

The Authority , in the longer term , should investigate the extent to which additional resources are needed for supervised ` extended study " by pupils and meet these vital needs 

The present work aims to investigate the linkage between ` organisational culture " and effectiveness with regard to consumer representation . 

The final method of investigating hemispheric functional asymmetry in neurologically intact subjects involves analysing the effects of requiring two tasks to be carried out simultaneously . 

Most studies have investigated senile dementia in relatively small populations . 

Before establishing the final protocol , various tissue fixation methods were compared to investigate their influence on staining intensity for both the PCNA and the BrdU protocol . 

She 'd come to investigate the past , and discovered her own future instead . 

Picasso approached Cubism , however , primarily through his interest in analysing and investigating the nature of solid forms . 

The relation between DGR and symptoms in patients with pain after gastric surgery was also investigated by a provocation test with the patient 's own bile enriched duodenal juice . 

Jones and Vetter ( 1984 ) investigated the effects of caring upon the ` quality of life " of the carer . 

This led him to investigate in more detail the effect of alcohol on chromosome segregation at about the time of conception , and its effects on early development of the mouse embryo in vivo . 

This study was carried out to understand better its role in intestinal inflammation and to investigate whether PAF production is also raised in Crohn 's disease . 

Although Sampson himself does not point to independent evidence or hypotheses about syntactic change , what he suggests coheres well with the speculations of Chung ( 1977 ) . 

With some , this view does not cohere with their other beliefs , and one can not attribute to them belief in any coherent justification of their acceptance of an obligation to obey . 

Some of them urged that the imperfections of the creation cohere with those of the Hebrew scriptures , of which they held a low opinion . 

The evidence gathered by Scottish , Swedish and West German police still refuses to cohere . 

Eight people each with different views who fail to cohere or who simply proceed by letting the majority view prevail ( as in voting ) are a group ( ie a collection of individuals ) not a team . 

The second and more common approach involves breaking or segmenting each cursive word into sub-parts . 

( b ) Describe the likely ways in which : ( i ) a manufacturer of diesel engines and ( ii ) a manufacturer of breakfast cereals might segment their markets . 

For example , the same message may be segmented differently in response to different questions : 

Neighbourhoods of terraced streets , shops , and warehouses were segmented into one-hour slots . 

A semantic constituent which can not be segmented into more elementary semantic constituents will be termed a minimal semantic constituent . 

* Consumption Rate -- consumers may be segmented on the basis of the volume and frequency of purchase . 

Consumer markets are usually segmented on the basis of geography , demography and buyer-behaviour . 

One early study of connected handwriting ( Mermelstein and Eden , 1964 ) segmented the input script into upstrokes and downstrokes by segmenting at points of minimum velocity . 

Trying to segment the speech signal into phonemes is in fact likely to be a very errorful process for the following reasons . 

The big six record companies are multinational , and thus can segment the world market into national ones . 

Taking usage rate as a variable essentially means segmenting on the basis of volume purchased . 

Clearly , further comparisons were needed with samples segmented by country and company-type . 

Not only is the external labour market segmented by sex , but the skills remain marketable in spite of a recession that has reduced local opportunities for the semi-skilled . 

The case turns on whether the department was legally responsible for supervising the group 's unauthorised offshore arm , Barlow Clowes International , where most of the losses were incurred .

This case , in effect , turns on whether the family proceedings court can keep the power of review over a care order by making directions in relation to the care order .

He said that at the end of the day the appeal court was concerned with the proper interpretation of the act and the issue turned on the words used in it .

There is , however , no need for a precise definition of ` large " since nothing turns on any particular size threshold being crossed .

The plots are slight and turn on small everyday incidents , but the reader is absorbed in the background , and lives the experiences of her child characters .

Rawls ' Kantian constructivist approach to ethics suggest an argument for political neutrality which is in part independent of the one criticised above and which turns on autonomy :

And , of course , if an action in tort or contract against a public authority does not turn on any issue of public law , it need not be brought under Ord. 53 .

That success , as Hedrick Smith shows , also turned on the ability of the Reagan administration to play ` outside politics " .

On the other hand , they ` more often allowed appeals which turned on practical appeal considerations lacking firm local policy coverage , but in which national policies were invoked in favour of the appellant " .

One result of this is that much will turn on the court 's initial characterization of the incident , using the ` right-minded person " test .

So , perhaps the election -- even though the unexpected severity of Mr Smith 's budget towards the middle classes provided the unexpected issue -- will turn on ` personalities " after all .

All turns on how the " essence " is seen , and the kind of assumptions brought to bear on the endeavour .

Everything turns on the capacity of the patient and , just as important , who makes the final determination as to that capacity .

In the economics of oligopolistic markets the distinction between ` explicit " and ` tacit " collusion turns on the first of these elements .

Ultimately this is a question as to the proper limits of self-determination , as well as turning on the specific lucidity of the individual patient .

Thus the question of liability , whether for manslaughter or murder , turns on the duty of the doctor in the particular situation .

These considerations suggest that conceptual analysis in criminal law is complex , turning upon philosophies of mind and action , theories of the social function of law or upon moral philosophy .

It may again turn on the evidential issue of unsoundness as determined at the moment by the doctor .

Nevertheless the overwhelming majority of trials turn on the establishment of facts and the matching of those facts to well settled legal rules .

Thus a great deal turns on the exact terms of the contract -- whether it stipulates ` 200 tons of potatoes to be grown on Blackacre " or simply ` 200 tons of potatoes . "

The answer is that it provides us with a way to understand evolution as a gradual , cumulative process . 

The first analytic conception understands the state as a machine controlled by an external elite ( whether an elected political elite or a non-accountable business -- social elite ) . 

Broadening the field of feminist film criticism to include theory , Johnston and Cook sought to understand film as a process of signification with its own ` relatively autonomous " ways and means of constructing meanings . 

In a second phase the baby 's unified perceptions are shattered and she begins to understand herself as a subject disturbingly distant from the external world . 

Workers ' behaviour , he argues , is really a response to managerial control , and is best understood as a counter-attempt to assert workers ' own control ( 1963 , p.6 ) . 

For celibacy is only really intelligible when understood as a demand of love . 

His target of attack here is positivism , which we can understand as the identification of natural science with knowledge itself . 

From this point of view , culture is no longer understood as what expresses the identity of a community . 

Paul understood his own sufferings as being a signal to unbelievers of the power of the crucified Jesus over suffering and death .

If you can understand these simple shapes as three-dimensional cylinders and boxes , the very complex shapes that comprise the human figure can be analysed and understood .

Their rough-fighting , territorial edginess , for example , is better understood as a continuation of earlier forms of gang life in working-class neighbourhoods -- rather than a sudden departure from tradition .

From this point of view , culture is no longer understood as what expresses the identity of a community .

When the bill came , Maitre Perreyve paid it cheerfully , and Anthony Everard , demurring to begin with , finally capitulated with a gracious closing of the eyes in acknowledgement .

He suffered discredit by opposing , and then capitulating to , the campaign for military conscription .

Cranmer was among the members of the Council who took refuge with her in the Tower and then capitulated to Mary .

It is regrettable that the Ordnance Survey has capitulated to metrication by indicating altitudes in foreign metres on current maps and abandoning good old British feet .

The aroma that exuded from the chemist shop in those days like er Depends what they 'd been using you see ? 

Robyn swallowed and took a hasty pace backwards , struggling desperately against the compelling strength of his gaze , the overwhelming male sexuality that exuded from him . 

She nourishes them with a special fluid which exudes from a nipple on the wall of the pouch in which her larva lies . 

THE reader who brought his children from the US to Britain to be educated is talking nonsense to say our schools are on a par with those in the Third World . 

At three fifteen Mavis brought us in our tea on a tray with a plateful of shortbread biscuits . 

Over a thousand people brought wooden crosses in the shape of the radiation hazard symbol and planted them along the grass verge entrance to the power station . 

` Bring them into the kitchen , please , " she said , her hands clasped tightly together , ` I must tell them all the bad news personally . " 

Well , we 're doing everything we can to bring it home to them . 

He lived in Tabriz and Tehran ; in 1843 he returned to Scotland , bringing his completed manuscript with him . 

He 's bringing half-a-dozen bodyguards with him but they 're all amateurs , made up of officers from the Zimbalan army . 

He never drank them but always brought them home with him to add to the array in the cellar . 

` Yes , when we have a traditional music show , that 's all-Irish , they bring the instruments in here . 

Just then they heard a heavy footstep outside , and a voice called , ` Neighbours , can I bring a few lambs in there ? " 

Horne anxiously unfolded the parchment and , begging the brother to bring a candle , hastily read the contents . 

When Otto and Jean-Claude joined me on the terrace an hour or so later , they brought iced drinks . 

The Apostle S. James was made Spain 's patron saint and according to legend , was brought by sea from Palestine and died martyred . 

In fact they 're a fraud -- the arches were brought over from nearby St. Helen 's Church when part of the church was pulled down , by a Mr Trendall in eighteen-sixty . 

Personal stereos , electronic games , etc . should not be brought to school . 

She wished he could be charged because he thinks it might bring home to him the seriousness of what he has done and scare him enough to stop . 

But some few weeks later she happened to bring home from the library a volume of Marx 's early writings . 

The 300,000 annual visitors to Nepal have also brought with them another problem -- litter . 

Exports brought in US$815,800,000 , down from $881,000,000 the previous year , with imports rising slightly to $1,082 million . 

Nor the Tudor king who had his remains brought back to hang on the gallows near his home . 

He brought back , however , the nest of an emu wren , and a parrot which he had not killed before . " 

The sheep will have to be gathered up and brought down as soon as possible ! " 

` We intend to have the barrier brought down to block off the car park at nights , " he said . 

Brought in from Luxenbourg , it will process the slag created as a by-product of the metal smelting process and transform it into a valuable type of cement . 

After the Africans arrived , it was they who worked , while the Englishmen , who had previously laboured , now drilled under two army sergeants who had been recruited and brought out to the settlement . 

Fletcher had needed all his diplomatic flair to unscramble the arrangements at the hotel and have the luggage brought out to the car . 

Edward , brooding , remembered a summer long ago when Helen had brought back a schoolfriend and he had felt pushed aside , abandoned . 

` And if you find a cafe , could you bring back a couple of bacon sandwiches ? " 

Planks had been hammered across the doors and windows , and a burden of weeds threatened to bring down the cracked wooden verandah . 

The wind had brought down the sixty-foot kitchen chimney , ripping away the side of the house as it went , a horror of violation beyond comprehension . 

The second stage brought in much more fundamental and hard-to-reverse changes . 

The school meals service is a prime target in the government 's plans for bringing in outside contractors . 

He fumbled and brought out his wallet from an inner pocket , opened It and passed it to her . 

He opened a drawer of the desk and brought out a pile of class books , and she saw that it could . 

He feels in the drawer of his bedside table and brings out the tickets . 

They got the ballast out and loaded it into skips and the loco brought it along the line to the plant . 

She brought him back his drink , and then noticed with some relief that the crowd seemed to be thinning , and there was only an hour of work left . 

She yanked the reins and brought the whip down hard upon its bony rump . 

Joy and Alan came back , and it was decided that we would wait until dark and then bring him down the fire escape ; luckily there was one right next to his room . 

It is this experience which first tempted Sohl to seek out the Geordie and eventually bring him down south . 

It was Friday morning , cold and clear after the night rain , and Annie brought Rachel down the stairs and settled her in the pram which was kept in the passageway beside the kitchen . 

Sam brought them out a coke and a bag of crisps each and went back inside . 

" On the north-east corner he asked for a castellated bell tower in which to house the bell he had brought back from Lille . 

Almost a century later , she was salvaged and brought back to Bristol with money raised by the Great Britain Steamship Preservation Project , and now occupies her original dock in restored state and welcomes visitors aboard . 

Mrs Taxos had hooked her sun-hat over his ears and he looked like one of the stuffed animals the tourists brought back from Spain . 

The High Commissioner 's Residency was flooded , his collection of pandanus mats sodden , his power lines brought down by falling trees . 

It used to be a good town for the hides trappers brought down out of the hills , but that trade is gone now , along with many another . 

` And I 've brought up some bread and jam , in case anybody 's hungry . " 

Detectives brought Gore back to Gloucestershire for questioning . 

Then listen to the guitar of Ruth Morris , bellowing over in the corner like a love-lorn brontosaurus . 

To lie in a tent with stags bellowing round the hills is to touch the marvellous . 

Bellowing and rearing on its hind legs , the massive bull lifted him bodily off the ground and shook him repeatedly like a rag-doll . 

The thing bellowed and lowered its head again , rain-water-spume-blood-oil running from its jaws . 

As Henry turned away and walked down the room Reginald bellowed with laughter ; and when his brother reached the door he shouted , ` Happy Christmas ! 

Gorbad bellowed in agony and swung Morgor wildly , catching Adolphus a glancing blow across the temple . 

With Mario , you felt that if you were walking through the wilds and a bear came bellowing from behind a tree , Mario would seize its paw , shake it vigorously and tell it a good story . 

Those closest to her snatched for their swords ; those in the rear shouted encouragement ; the fallen man rolled and clasped his wounded arm , bellowing in outrage . 

The engine stopped its fretful clacking and began to bellow with satisfaction as the air became stronger . 

Bellowing with pain and leaving a bright trail of blood on the grass , the crazed animal galloped frantically towards its dead calf , over which Joseph and his mother were bending . 

He became sadder and sadder ; presently he began to cry and wail , then to scream and bellow with grief . 

Something inhuman screeched and bellowed in the storm , and Pearce was swept away from the glass by the shadow , out of sight and into the night -- leaving a bloody smear . 

No longer flailing with hideously encrusted , burnt and sinewed arms ; no longer bellowing in fury with the steel trap jaws of some gigantic insect or machine . 

He called him a skinny runt and a half-grown whelp , and he bellowed with amusement whenever a threatening movement or a deliberately sudden yell of ` Boo " caused the boy to flinch with alarm . 

Cranston , despite his befuddled wits , heard him out then bellowed in righteous indignation . 

Then Buddie had slapped his thighs and bellowed with laughter as the biggest bin overturned and its slimy contents rushed towards Frankie in an oozing wave . 

As her companions bellowed with laughter , she tossed me aside . 

Some way ahead in the bushes a horse bellowed , and Cynan 's angry voice roared defiance . 

FOGHORNS bellowed , balloons soared , champagne corks popped … it was “ welcome home ” at last for InterSpray after eight months and 28,000 miles of seagoing endeavour . 

When pasting your template on the piece of veneer selected for the outline -- usually a dark wood -- try to arrange for the thinnest parts of the design to run along the grain . 

I cut out all the short stories from nearly 100 magazines and pasted them into a collection of scrapbooks . 

I pasted strips of each of the four tinted papers onto mount board and painted the subject matter as one painting . 

The border guard was not amused and demanded to know why there was a photo of a panda pasted over Simon 's picture . 

Pasting the pattern or other parts of the illustration over the top of the clipping shape causes them to be constrained to the clipping shape . 

I carefully pasted the photograph of Joe waving on the front , and inside , in his best handwriting , he wrote , ` Happy Father 's Day , Dad . 

Each word was cut out from different magazines and newsprint , and pasted to a square piece of card . 

Inflammatory proclamations had already been pasted on the cathedral in Riga . 

He told me how he had been deceived by a young man who claimed to be the son of a banker , and he had lost money in a gambling casino because he believed the con artist .

Around 1902 the Leversons lost money through an unsound investment .

` My papa died after he lost all our money in the last great depression .

Unhappy about losing 80 per cent of their profits on Virgin acts , but unwilling to surrender 10-20 per cent , most foreign companies accepted the switch from being licensees to being distributors .

And as it turned out , private investors in Concorde would have lost a lot of money and minded terribly .

Grade had overstretched himself and lost money heavily on box office flops such as Raise the Titanic and biblical epics .

IN A YEAR when the world 's airlines collectively lost $1.8 billion on their international services alone , British Airways ( BA ) is still doing rather nicely .

THE world 's airlines lost a record £2.5 billion last year , according to official figures .

Investors in Stotler Funds lost millions of dollars and filed lawsuits against the NFA which are still pending .

THE MANAGER of a Scottish fish processing and distribution company which lost £10,000 worth of produce to rampaging French fishermen called yesterday for compensation from France .

But the 15 per cent fall in Allied 's pre-tax profits , mostly a result of disastrous dabbling in foreign exchange markets which lost £150 million , leaves the company vulnerable .

In 1990 the company lost nearly £1m , pre-tax , on sales of £44m .

As a result of this policy the Arab states as a whole had lost about US$25,000 million since 1987 through falling oil prices .

Seventy-eight British and foreign banks stand to lose £500m-600m ( about $1 billion ) from the decision .

I reckon over the past two years I 've probably lost about £8,000 with being at home , in lost earnings .

If you want to know what a man is really like , take notice of how he acts when he loses money .

You must also have some knowledge about exactly where people lose their money when they visit the five places listed above .

From the outset , no individual or couple will lose more than £3 a week from the changeover so long as their local council spends according to government assumptions .

` The company lost £100,000 coming here , " said Halusi Halil , managing director of the firm running the Merry Fisherman .

Uh , then the Depression came and apparently everyone lost all their money .

Its stock market has lost more than half its value this year , including a 10 percent drop Monday before rallying Tuesday .

Recent Wyncom flops : Spending weeks and losing half a million dollars getting just 5,250 people into Denver 's big basketball arena to hear Tom Peters , and losing $700,000 when only 2,700 folks showed up at the Georgia Dome to hear Covey and Colin Powell .

By design , the actual reversal event was not easy to determine , since ‘ money ' could be won or lost on both stimuli , but a choice of the rewarding stimulus would in general give larger rewards and smaller punishments .

oh oh yeah the one she the first one she quit they 'd lost his medicine

To compare different risks or burdens , they calculate disability - adjusted life - years , or DALYs - the number of healthy life years lost because of a particular disease or risk factor .

His warrior successor , Ramses I , heralded the start of the 19th Dynasty to be followed by Seti I 1291 – 1279 b.c. who won back many of the lands lost during the Akhenaten years .

it really was n't my choice though i mean i ended up having i ended up actually losing my credit cards um i ended up going through a credit counseling service

Alternatively , a GshA gene could have been present in the last common ancestor , but have been lost in nearly all Archaea , the deepest - branching eukaryotes and many bacteria .

and i mean it 's just it 's there 's so much opportunity in a larger company to uh stay within the same company so you 're not losing your seniority level but um

Since the N-terminal prosequence of HsN3 is processed upon assembly into the 20S proteasome , we deleted the prosequence of HsN3 and replaced it with the Flag / T7-epitopes to assure that the epitopes will not be lost due to prosequence - processing .

A story predicts that the Paula Jones case will go to trial because 1 ) Jones ' husband , chief adviser , and lawyers care more about destroying Clinton than making money , 2 ) the president has lost the insurance coverage that would pay for settlement , and 3 ) Clinton wo n't apologize .

And I 'm still waiting to find out what 's so brave about poor Neville Longbottom , who keeps losing his pet toad , getting scolded by his grandmother , and cowering in corridors .

Finally , the fact that the GAG and receptor binding regions are on opposite regions of the PEDF molecule , suggest the possibility of the existence of PEDF mutants or engineered variants that , having lost or decreased GAG-binding capabilities , still show high affinity for the PEDF receptor in a way not dependent upon GAGs content or composition .

Another Afghan leader noted that if the United States leaves , `` we will lose all that we have gained . ''

This independence is lost with the application of either of the two stimuli , and the effects of agrin and LN1 together are greater than either alone .

um the point i i wanted to make was just strictly the environment like right now they say we 've lost forty percent of the ozone layer just last year

Portuguese was the immediate source of four words ( the Portuguese , it will be recalled , were also in India for several centuries , losing their colony of Goa only in December 1961 ) : copra , from Hindi khopra via Malayalam koppara ; machila or machilla ` hammock slung from a pole , ' from Hindi manzil ( borrowed unchanged from Arabic ) via Tamil macil or mancil ; tael ` unit of weight , ' from Hindi tola ( adapted from Sanskrit tula ) via Malay tahil ; and jambolan ` Java plum , ' the English version of Portuguese jambulao , from Hindi jambul .

any time they call me in but i still have to figure out if i work too many days then i lose all my state aid

Hard - hearted minds relent and rigor 's tears abound , And envy strangely rues his end , in who no fault was found . Knowledge her light hath lost , valor hath slain her knight, Sidney is dead , dead is my friend , dead is the world 's delight .

You have been an important and upstanding publication , and I would hate to lose you now .

'' The people that are going to win will always be somewhat uncertain of their gain , whereas the people who will lose are absolutely sure of what they are going to lose , '' says Clinton .

'' I have a deadbeat father I have never met , '' Nussle said on the House floor in 1995 , arguing for a provision to compel states to get tougher on child - support collection or risk losing federal aid .

You are getting older by the minute and one day soon you will be looking at men as old as Bob Dole ( see the `` '' column ) , and it may be your husband , so do n't lose the information , dearie .

right yeah it was there but they lost them playing there but uh still a tough game

Because large states were more powerful , they also had more to lose .

Censored values included patients alive at the last data collection and patients lost to follow-up .

However , once the intron containing allele is fixed in the population , the endonuclease , which itself had been the reason for the rapid spread of the intron in the population , is no longer under selection , the endonuclease becomes non-functional and is lost , resulting in an intron without homing endonuclease activity .

Some of the mosaics have been lost during the centuries but much remains and is carefully looked after by the Ravenna authorities .

But , unless some of the coins had mortar still adhering to them , it would be more correct to assume that they were lost either during the demolition or in the occupation which followed .

Cos it , most of the things got lost during the war , you know ?

I can not believe this minor revolution has actually come about in response to the frustration of woodworkers worldwide who lose the chuck key in the sawdust on the workshop floor !

No , of course I have n't lost it , it 's in the bike shed , in my bicycle basket …

Throwing it over him , they finally managed to grab hold of his legs and stop the uncontrollable bouncing . 

He grabbed hold of the net and prepared himself for when the giant eel came thrashing into sight . 

She reached for Nina 's hands , and grabbed what she hoped were her little fingers . 

In this world , you have to grab what you want , before somebody else does . 

` Oh baby , you just go right ahead and grab what you can when you can . " 

Right now she would grab what life was offering with both hands . 

Just before half-time Keane grabbed what turned out to be the winner when he exchanged passes with Kingsley Black before rounding Flowers and rolling the ball home . 

Do n't , do n't be put off by that , erm , just , you know , grab whatever you can out of it . 

With Southampton trailing 2-1 and desperate for an equaliser , he grabbed the fan around the head and tried to drag him from the pitch . 

Fred leaned out and grabbed Carrie around the waist , pulling her to him . 

The water strider finds its food in a similar way , and grabs its prey between its short front legs . 

Instead , he grabbed her head between the palms of his hands , and forced his prong back into her mouth . 

Ward 's left hand shot out , grabbing him by the arm and dragging him past me . 

As she went to walk past , Willi grabbed her by the arm and pushed her , quite roughly , into the passenger seat . 

When she remained stubbornly in place he grabbed her abruptly by the elbow , and she started back in fright , her eyes widening in alarm . 

She grabbed him by the hand , her eyes frantically searching his . 

He grabbed Joseph roughly by the shoulder as the boy peered in at the window , and pulled him away . 

The 22-year-old was exercising her alsatian and a mongrel in Laindon , Essex , when the man grabbed her from behind and held a knife to her face . 

Dirichlet , appalled by this , grabbed the page from Gauss and treasured it for the rest of his life . 

We grabbed the baby from her cot and crouched down in the hall of our house , thankful that it is made of concrete rather than wood . 

With a brief announcement that she was going out , she grabbed a waxed jacket from the hall and ran out to the Volvo , her stomach in knots as she unlocked the door . 

If it does catch it , it knocks it to the ground and then grabs its throat in its strong jaws , killing it by suffocation . 

She 'd grabbed it in relief , struggling into it to cover her nakedness , her cheeks hot . 

Murray grabbed him under the ribs and they reached the bottom of the stairs . 

He managed to grab it with both hands as the force of the water , aided by his frantic struggles , propelled him into the yawning mouth of the tunnel . 

She reached for Frank 's arm and grabbed it with both her hands . 

He then grabbed me with one hand and grabbed my steering wheel with the other . 

Environmental Issues is your magazine , and anything and everything is considered for inclusion , so do ring , write , fax or grab me at a conference ( well not literally ! ) with your information . 

Comforting him , I rushed to hone the Poisons Bureau , grabbing the booklet at the same time . 

She sagged against him , her legs quivering , the blood pounding in her ears , and grabbed his shoulders for support . 

Harvey grabbed two more drinks for good measure , then did a little dance . 

With her skirt billowing around her , Charity rushed out to grab empties off the tables before the wind shattered more of them . 

And when Rufus 's arms grabbed him from behind , ostensibly of course just to duck him under the surface , he found himself resisting in a way that Rufus recognized as real resistance and let him go . 

He made a lunge towards Rory , but Adam proved too fast for him , grabbing him from behind in a tackle that would have felled an ox . 

Shivering with awareness , she grabbed his hand to still the movement . 

As the ship sailed toward the point at which they would lift the bridge , she quickened her pace , ready to run -- but then mummy grabbed her arm . 

Anyway , if you ca n't afford the whisky and you have n't got any beer left , grab a glass of water . 

The second threat is the man or woman who grabs you , not to restrain or crush you , but to keep you still while they hit you . 

They showed footballer Paul Gascoigne , who has applied to register his nickname Gazza as a trademark , being grabbed by his genitals . 

He was grabbed by one of the enemy as he looked out to see what was happening , and then one of his men threw a grenade . 

I was grabbed by the lapels of my dressing gown and pinned against the wall . 

Bemused by what was happening he moved to go to the bathroom , and was immediately grabbed by two police officers . 

In a fiery encounter , he claimed that on five occasions his players were grabbed by the testicles and , on more than one occasion , were spat on by their opponents . 

A paper boy on his morning round was grabbed by a man who then tried to drag him into a waiting car . 

Just after 11pm on Sunday Barry , 21 , was grabbed by a robber outside his house in Harris Street , Darlington , as he returned from work . 

If the previous five markets are anything to go by , works will be grabbed from the walls and plinths while organisers rush to replace them with other works . 

The nine-week-old boy was grabbed as he slept in his carry-cot outside a shopping centre . 

Ashe , his hands bound behind his back , was grabbed with 70 others for attacking US policy on Haitian refugees . 

The barman rushed round the counter and grabbed my arm urgently , muttering : ` This way , Sir , this way please . 

In her anger she grabbed Frankie 's wrist and thrust out his hand so violently that his arm jarred against his shoulder and sent a searing pain through his upper body . 

With a grimace she grabbed her hair and twisted it into a knot on top of her head . 

LEG 'S TALK ABOUT THIS : Fergie tries the inch-pinch by grabbing a handful of flesh on her leg to see just how wobbly it is -- and pulls a face as she discovers the weighty truth 

Out of the same melancholy he grabbed irrationally at a whole branch , wrenched it off and tossed it among the trees . 

Both his hands grabbed at her thick , flowing hair so that she was trapped . 

The cheap TV rocked on its legs as the man grabbed at it in an over-eager embrace , and Joe turned to the woman on the bed . 

For the next two hours we flew from tree to tree , grabbing onto creepers to break the fall to the next ancient branch , to land in a pile of ferns and fall on again faster . 

The police attaché cried out , falling against the wall and one of the gypsies grabbed for his gun as he dropped it . 

He grabbed for his staff and a stone knife , his face melting with fear as he watched the skins over the door . 

He liked to reverse the situation of being led around the ring , by grabbing with his teeth his owner 's arm by the cuff of her coat , and leading her around the ring instead . 

Thanks for a great mag , which is the first thing I grab on my trips home , being a subscriber ! 

" Stand to arms ! " came a cry from outside , and immediately everyone began to disperse in pandemonium ( and more than one tin of food was accidentally grabbed up in the confusion ) . 

What they believe in is that everybody out there is out to grab as much as they can for their own private interest and they 're prepared to meet them halfway on that . 

Mrs Sandison senior was sitting in the stern , complaining about the lack of rising fish , and the useless flies that I had mounted on her cast , when the trout grabbed . 

She worked furiously , grabbing up heaps of earth and scattering it over the dry , sun-baked grass and loose strands of hay so that the fire should have nothing to devour . 

Half blinded by the foam , Christine scrambled for something to grab on to to break her fall . 

Grinning like an idiot , he grabbed up the lid of the bran tub , and proceeded to defend himself . 

Jumping back , he shouldered the heavy metal door of the Control shut , grabbed up the shotgun and levelled it , ready to fire if anyone entered . 

Simon de Montfort led a crusade , massacred them by the thousand … ’ 

A low-flying German plane could hop over a hangar and massacre a squad with one sudden burst . 

Once again the American 's plans for the Middle East were in disarray and then the Israelis allowed Phalangist units to enter the Palestinian refugee camps at Sabra and Shatilla and massacre everyone within reach . 

He told his fellow prisoners of an attack on a colonial settlement where the creatures had made the same noises just before they raided and massacred the colonists . 

Khan was in Delhi in 1739 , during the Persian invasion , and he witnessed the bloody massacre when Nadir Shah 's soldiers went berserk and massacred 150,000 Delhi-wallahs . 

STATE-RUN Czech television has banished the country 's most popular rock music video to late-night viewing after deciding it ` massacres the morals of our youth " . 

To do this they then sent their terrorists ( now called an army ) out to massacre whole villages . 

More than thirty people have been massacred at a squatter camp near Johannesburg . 

The Kurds have been and are being massacred , and are dying of neglect -- our neglect -- by the tens of thousands because they tried to escape that massacre , which we did nothing to prevent . 

THREE years after the suppression of peaceful pro-democracy protests , during which hundreds of civilians were massacred in Beijing on 4 June 1989 , human rights violations continue unabated in China . 

This event reminded many of the Bartholomew 's Day ninety years previously when three thousand French Protestants were massacred in Paris . 

` We have not been massacred in any game over the last six years and it wo n't start on Wednesday , " he said . 

At least 27 people were said to have been massacred on a squatter site at Swaniesville near Johannesburg on May 12 by Zulu attackers from a nearby hostel , armed with spears and said to number around 1,000 . 

She massacred the attempt to gloss over his lateness with a stare . 

Balcha entered Harar and his troops massacred such Muslims as they could find within the walls . 

He is quickly shipped off to San Francisco to be studied by a German scientist ( Jon Voight ) , and found to be the last survivor of a tribe massacred by the White Man . 

My eldest daughter Ailsa was staying there part of the time , studying art at the Byam Shaw College of Art , and falling in love with her tutor , whom she later married .

Many people have studied languages in the past in school or elsewhere and this knowledge can be built upon .

For the MA (Honours) , students also study Islamic History during their first two years .

Students are encouraged to study European , British and Irish history , and also the history of the United States , the Middle East , India , China and Japan .

Young students studying at his university could also be vulnerable emotionally .

Students who wish to study at degree level , but who do not wish to work towards obtaining a degree , can be admitted as non-graduating or occasional students .

Such degrees are attractive to a student who wishes to study the law at university level but wishes also to develop his or her knowledge of another discipline .

There is a large academic research staff , and there are approximately 270 postgraduate students who are studying for research degrees , with some 700 on postgraduate courses .

Sir , -- I am a student at the University of York currently studying Economics with Economic and Social History .

In 1937 , he married Anne , the younger daughter of the Rev AR Taylor , of Aberdeen , who studied English at Girton College , Cambridge .

He then studied medicine in Aberdeen , Edinburgh , and probably Leiden .

Burton , who had studied Italian at Oxford , undertook to defend him .

He studied natural sciences and archaeology and anthropology at St John 's College , Cambridge .

He subsequently studied mineralogy , chemistry , geology , and mining at the University of Bonn ( 1883-6 ) under A. von Lasaulx , to whom he became university assistant , and was awarded his Ph.D .

I really wanted to study French at university , since I was interested in languages .

Studying history at university extends the range and depth of skills relevant to the workplace without closing doors .

Those studying for a PhD degree are expected to generate new knowledge .

As a mature student studying for a degree in Sport and Recreation studies , I am undertaking research into the Staffordshire Way .

He also studied in Paris in the atelier of M. G. C. Gleyre and at the Académie des Beaux-Arts , probably some time between 1849 and 1853 .

She studies the clarinet in London , New York , Rome and Detmold , before becoming principal clarinet in a German orchestra and a member of the Düssesldorfer Wind Sextet .

I studied homoeopathy in both Glasgow and London and then started a part-time appointment at the Glasgow Homoeopathic Hospital , taking over in addition a small general practice .

Previously , Mr Ntoni-Nzinga had been studying for a doctorate in theology and anthropology in Manchester , UK .

I studied for one year at the Academy in Vienna and this year finds me working on my own in my own studio and I am being analysed by Dr Wilhelm Stekel .

But he had forgotten much of the gynaecology he had studied three or four years ago .

Peter studied astronomy at University College , London , and worked in accountancy for a short spell before deciding upon a career in nursing .

He was educated at the North London Collegiate School , and studied medicine for one year at St Francis Xavier College , Bruges .

Muller was born in Germany and came to America to study with his compatriot Hans Hofmann .

Her back was aching badly now and she viewed the steep climb with some dismay . 

We had no boots or gloves , and my hands and feet ached badly . 

Her dark violet-blue eyes looked tired to death , and from the way she moved it was clear that her back and her ankles ached badly . 

She ached inside , a sensation that had once been very familiar , but which she had deliberately suppressed over the last four years until she had almost forgotten what it had felt like . 

I had been working for more than an hour and my wrists ached from the continuous chopping , but I was filled with an immense exhilaration . 

I got wearily to my feet , muscles aching from the effects of drink and walk . 

She smiled , her jaw aching from the effort of holding back the tears . 

Fran smiled , her face aching from the effort it cost to make the lie seem like the truth . 

Now his left shoulder was aching from the lightning fast , iron-handed blow he had taken . 

One by one the men made the shore , weary and bedraggled , limbs aching from the strain of fighting the storm . 

Nuadu , aching in every bone , the lower part of his face constrained within the harsh red mask fashioned from the Robemaker 's ropes of light , had not made a sound . 

The next morning Corbett woke , feeling dirty and aching in every joint . 

She ached in every muscle from the constant strain of trying to keep her balance on the heaving deck . 

He ached in odd parts and his cuts stung with the disinfectant Cally had used . 

My chest ached with a child 's fear while I cringed in the deeply recessed doorway of North Three . 

Her fingers were numb , her palms aching with the sharp chill . 

I 'm getting cold again , and my feet are aching with all this walking . 

Too much had happened today to let her mind rest , although her body ached with fatigue . 

Two hours later she was still awake , her body aching with its needs , her brain a whirling turmoil . 

Twenty minutes later Elisa was fully recovered from the incident although her arm still ached slightly under Dr Silvino 's expert bandaging . 

Culley 's teeth ached slightly along the line of the gum ; he imagined he could feel the air trickling through his lungs like snow-melt in a delta . 

Big drops hammered the side of his head and his face ached from being clenched to keep the water out of his eyes . 

She might be so bored that her jaw ached from trying not to yawn , but Nicolo -- Nicolo looked as if he were about to explode . 

Blood was spouting from cuts on my right hand , and my left foot ached a bit and felt strange -- no more . 

His wrists began to ache , and his nails were empurpled with blood . 

But her feet were sore , her back ached , and the complaints of her empty stomach were becoming audible . 

Her head ached and her throat constricted at the thought of trying to force food past the lump in her throat . 

He will continue to woo her by nickering , licking and muzzling , or by prancing around her . 

Mr Major also scorned Labour 's attempt to woo voters by offering talks with other parties , particularly the Liberal Democrats , on proportional representation . 

From that moment on , Richard wooed Joan with all the single-minded persistence of a deal to be clinched . 

He is reduced to wooing her with honeyed words on behalf of his handsome but tongue-tied young friend . 

Laughing , she fought him off till he 'd got the dress off her by brute force , and wooed her consent with practised skill . 

She woos Antonio with tremulous lip and speaking eye ; she stands up to her incestuously possessive brother , Ferdinand , with blazing authority . 

With every letter she tried to top her last efforts and woo him with wit . 

Vlak had been a prize , and he had been loyal : all attempts to woo him away from de Chavigny -- and there had been many -- had failed . 

He might have wooed Alice away from Alfred Wittisham had Araminta not stolen his heart . 

But he asked nothing ; it was not his habit to woo men from their clan allegiance , or try to make dishonest use of a man he wished to employ honestly . 

Clinton wooed the Irish vote in his campaign by promising to send a peace envoy to Northern Ireland , a move regarded by Britain as an intrusion into a domestic issue . 

Mr Menem woos them by saying that both money wages and public-sector employment should rise . 

It floods the brain of the worker ant , grabs the reins of her muscles , woos her from deeply ingrained duties and turns her against her own mother . 

Chris is so emotionally paralysed that he has spent two years wooing Ann , who has been working in New York , through the post . 

Thus , if Jack and the girl go to the cinema , the descriptions and setting may suggest that Jack is wooing the girl , for instance . 

During that first weekend Prince Charles showed Diana around Highgrove , the 353-acre Gloucestershire home he had bought in July the same month he had started to woo her . 

He should have wooed her , he should have talked to her , made love to her with sweet-talk . 

President Bush , while admitting that his administration had attempted to woo Iraq , had persistently denied claims that it had boosted Saddam 's military capabilities through illegal action . 

Wit wooed the ladies , with nine in 10 women saying a sense of humour was essential in their Mr Right . 

They were well aware that before the English visit , and in an attempt to give himself some room for manoeuvre , Napoleon III had wooed the Tsar . 

Society darling Lisa , 21 , is also being wooed by her estranged husband Marco Pierre White . 

And if the Russians need to be wooed by a royal visit , so be it . 

But Tom was used to being wooed by ravishing starlets of both sexes . 

A ballad about a soldier returning from war and being wooed by the king 's daughter . 

But , however confident you are after being wooed and won by an overseas recruiter , you may feel isolated and vulnerable once you have signed a contract and find that you are on your own . 

I remember thinking how typical it was of her that she never thought of being wooed . 

With it I wooed the children to learn by setting out to entertain them . 

Naturally , the man who had wooed the beautiful Denice Lewis and could also count the exotic Pamella Bordes among his friends was delighted at this turn of events . 

But with his incomparable fluency , he woos her gallantly and lavishly in rhyming couplets on behalf of another . 

He was expecting a visit from the young woman he had been wooing assiduously and he had carefully orchestrated the evening so that all his housemates were out and he had the house to himself . 

Delegates placed an overriding emphasis on hanging on to the foreign investment the country has ; on winning back firms wooed away to the Third World ; and on finding new customers . 

He has wooed back respected figures who had quit Pasok , and enticed one former conservative minister , Yannis Boutos , to join him . 

Born in 1864 , she was at one time wooed by the future Kaiser William but instead married the Russian Grand Duke Sergei , assassinated by anarchists in 1905 . 

` This was a cry for help , a last desperate throw of the dice to woo back his wife , " he said yesterday . 

The left 's failure to woo with social legislation a class many of whose members it also alienated by its anticlericalism handed them on a plate to its right-wing opponents . 

There they had little hope of meeting , wooing or wedding even the most hideous and unsuitable Englishwomen . 

She enjoyed being swept off her feet and wooed with such single-minded purpose , her every whim given in to , being inundated with presents . 

An enormous bomb fell on a place nearby called Spurgeon 's Tabernacle , so close that it blew in all the windows and knocked the marquee for six . 

Always sleep by the guns , he said , and never let the men dig bolt holes , lest they become too attached to them when the bombs begin to fall . 

Another bomb fell in front of the bus garage at South Croydon on 10 May 1941 . 

A dummy bomb fell from a Royal Air Force plane , slightly injuring one man at a peace demonstration on a practice range at Nordhorn , Lower Saxony . 

AN RAF dummy bomb fell into a crowd of German pacifists demonstrating in a military exercise area yesterday , slightly injuring a woman . 

Today rain falling over Denmark , West Germany , Sweden and the East Midlands of the UK is often pH 4 or less : over 40 times the natural acidity . 

There was no roof and the rain that had fallen in the night left dark stripes where it trickled down the greasy surface of the cows ' rumps . 

The wind had died down completely , leaving a grey , cold day with a steady rain falling out of a sky as blank as a white eye . 

As if in support of this statement , rain began to fall heavily . 

A few heavy spots of rain were falling on the pavements like coins . 

The snow was falling more lightly , thank God , which increased his range of vision . 

The weather was still bitterly cold and snow fell on 28 December . 

Soot-contaminated snow falling in mountainous regions may have darkened snowfields causing the spring snowmelt to be earlier and quicker than usual , leading to river flooding and ecologically damaging acidic meltwater pulses . 

At one point the mistress of disguise demonstrated to her co-accused how the ginger wig she had been wearing when they were stopped by police , fell off as she adjusted her hat . 

` Actually , " she added swiftly , ` I got very drunk that night , fell in your fountain , and Luke gallantly fished me out . 

` Should be ten but the eldest got drunk and fell in the river ! " 

While leaving it to cool , I reached over for the map ; the mug was caught by my sleeve , fell forward with a gurgle , and emptied . 

Wood 's attempt to clear a back pass fell at the feet of Norris , who sidefooted into the net . 

And when Summerchild fell from the back of the Admiralty , I am beginning to think , the prospects of Tite and his department must have fallen with him . 

He reeled backwards , one smashed incisor falling from his bleeding , pulped gums . 

Anne Haine was n't expected to survive after she fell from her horse 18 months ago , but she 's proved the doctors wrong , fighting her way back into the saddle . 

The women cut their own slices smaller than the men 's , as they were accustomed to do , though Rosalba picked at the crumbs fallen from the baking pan . 

` If they fall into the sea we 'll know it does n't work and we wo n't go . " 

The guard rail twisted beneath her hands , and they fell backwards into empty space . 

It is therefore advisable to place water lilies away from your fountain and water fall , to minimise the amount of water falling on the leaves . 

A couple of sheets of corrugated iron broke loose and fell on Mr pugh 's head . 

Eventually Maidstone tried to scramble over the bar but he slipped and fell heavily onto the floor . 

Police say the baby may have fallen head-first onto a tiled floor . 

The beetle 's antenna also helps it to locate prey by sensing the tell-tale vibrations of any small insect which falls onto the surface . 

Gabriel took his hands off the hilt of the sword , expecting it to fall with a clatter . 

Anything or anyone who falls through the event horizon will soon reach the region of infinite density and the end of time . 

There was the sound of an explosion with rocks and earth falling from behind them . 

He apparently tripped over his cat and fell downstairs and will be out for six weeks . 

The laundered clothes had fallen every which way and my cases were in a jumbled heap in the back , but we did n't stop . 

The boy fell thirty feet from a ski lift in a Californian resort . 

But when she read Brian 's application , she decided to nab him for herself . 

` Splendid , " he wheezed , ` I -- PUFF ! -- made it just in -- HUFF , PUFF ! -- time . 

“ My ashes , ” he wheezed , “ scatter them over the plains of Narazel , where I was born , and frolicked through the blackberry fields … ” 

` Wot a night ! " wheezed an old farmer , with a guffaw that shook the raindrops from his whiskers . 

The major wheezed his farewells and Stephen found himself the possessor of a shiny belt , new boots and a deferential batman . 

` It 's some high school kid called Henry Stych , " he finally wheezed down the telephone . 

At length Mrs Goreng terminated proceedings by saying , ` Well , we have taken up too much of Monsignor 's time already . "

The reaction was terminated by washing the sections in milli-Q water .

Treatment was terminated and open access to the therapist by telephone offered in case they were unable to cope with future crises .

Six months before her overdose Liz terminated the relationship with her boyfriend of two years ' standing after she discovered he had been going out with another girl .

The customer also threatened to terminate his business relationship with the employer .

Abruptly he terminated the conversation and put the phone down , not moving his eyes from her face .

He may feel that his doctor has prematurely terminated his assessment of his problems , thereby increasing his sense of helplessness and discouraging further discussion with the doctor .

In the summer of 1948 Minton terminated his association with Central School of Art after only two terms .

Residents ' outcry and opposition from the cricket club delayed progress and the rugby club terminated negotiations with Argyll in September , 1988 .

` You 'll forgive me if I terminate this conversation , " he said in a vexed voice .

` Although I terminated my business , I had to keep the photocopier going , " says Anne Orchardson .

Dawn recalls : ` The consultant assumed I would terminate the pregnancy .

Alas , his appointment was terminated within months , his resignation being refused .

Decisions to terminate legal assistance under rule twenty seven are different from other decisions made within the union , because they are invariably made on the express written recommendation of a specialist in law .

Even with his body almost destroyed he had to continue until his life-functions were terminated or his mission was carried out .

But these are technical considerations not to be dwelt on here . 

I do n't think Norman would want it to be dwelt upon , but he deserves our making the imaginative effort to appreciate the scale of those climbs for a man with artificial legs . 

Do n't dwell only on the horrors and dreadful effects of drugs . 

I may also have dwelt too long on the years between 1690 and 1730 , but this was simply because it seems to be most people 's favourite period . 

I will not dwell much longer on conformal mapping ( this is incidentally the term most often used for describing the method ) but will give a few more examples . 

The authors dwell on the conflicts of interest arising from the commercialization of genetics and biotechnology . 

` We 've dwelt too much on disaster -- and former triumphs too . 

We laugh about the whole experience now , but we do n't really like to dwell on particular moments too long . 

Marketing dogma of old had it that car buyers do n't want to hear about car safety , preferring not to dwell on the possibility of being killed or injured on the road . 

But it 's horrid to dwell on these things where the central effort and basic attitude is so right minded . 

Dread on arriving at his own home had become an almost familiar sensation by now , but he did n't pause to dwell upon the fact . 

Western artists frequently dwelt upon their private obsessions ; we see the distorted or frightening images of their dreams , nightmares and fantasies . 

Like their western counterparts , they often did dwell upon the dark side of life . 

That , perhaps , is one reason why Mr Clinton has dwelt particularly upon ` symbolic " politics : like making the armed forces accept gays or staffing his administration with an eye to ethnic ` balance " . 

If Oliver 's fear was slightly more explicit than is common , this was merely because killing people was a concept he dwelt upon fairly frequently and with lively interest . 

My result in the afternoon race was the worst of the event as I dwelt over my fate up the first beat . 

The CECOS surveyors tended to dwell on whether the houses were clean , well-kept and so forth . 

Her mind sheered away from images she did n't want to dwell on . 

One played a bugle , another scraped a fiddle and two more blew on combs-and-paper , while the percussionist thumped a bass drum with a cymbal attached to the rim . 

Come on ! " he snapped , thumping the end of his stick on the floor and glowering from beneath his unkempt eyebrows . 

The Reverend Eli Foster , ancient and wild haired , led the singing in a high , quavering voice , thumping the pulpit to keep time . 

When a builder tried to cheat her she overwhelmed him , thumping the table , her normally calm eyes glaring . 

Hazel slipped out of the burrow into the run and at once came upon Strawberry busily thumping a hind leg on the hard earth floor . 

I thumped his desk with a gauntleted fist and the telephone rattled in its handset . 

She threw it down in disgust and took a drum which Corrie showed no inclination to use , thumping it furiously to express her feelings . 

Who on earth was thumping at the door like that early in the morning ? 

He scrabbled into a half run , going deeper into the Wolfwood , not looking where he was going , not caring overmuch . 

The baby was now cleaned up and Sarah looked down into the bluest eyes she had ever seen . 

He then looked about , expecting to see a cage with a dead bird , the body of a starved cat in a basket . 

While the sky above darkened to a deep purple , the Marines below looked about , made nervous by the steadily increasing pace and volume of drumming that floated down eerily from the surrounding countryside . 

His eyes looked across to Morse 's : ` And he said he 'd seen the Torbay Express at Didcot , did n't he ? 

Looking around I could see the duty Officer approaching from the direction of the farm . 

Looking around Old Town Square , it is a remarkable survival for a capital which was rich in the 19C and which could have been rebuilt then . 

Misch looked around the group of boys , saw the look in their eyes which grew more haunting and fragile with every falling shell . 

` I needed this piece and as I was looking around I saw exactly what I needed on this motor bike so I took it and now these guys want to kill me . " 

When at last I broke through the lip and parachuted into the void beyond I turned my head and looked behind . 

Tensely , the airmen looked below and saw the crowded train reach the North Queensferry side in safety . 

I trudge off the platform on to the exit gantry and look below . 

Reaching the top , Ruth looked eastward ; she could see beyond the forest to purple hills and faint mountains . 

She opened a wicker sewing box , looked inside , shook her head and closed the box again . 

He went to investigate and , seeing an open door in the side of the mound , looked inside and saw men and women preparing for a ceremonial meal . 

Looking northwards towards the end of the dale , she frowned to see the accumulation of heavy clouds above the moors . 

We were on a cycling holiday and me being very interested in railways generally , liked looking over old stations . 

Then the Lad darted across the room like a fleeing hare , and vanished , and Calatin opened his eyes and looked right at them . 

He lifted an edge so that they could look underneath , where it was criss-crossed with a lattice of deep ribs . 

Despite British membership of the European Communities , there is an important sense in which Britain and certainly the British still look westward across the Atlantic rather than eastward over the English channel . 

She watched him for several moments , then looked about the large dining-room , trying to fathom the reason for his actions . 

Karr looked about him at the carnage , then turned , facing Ebert . 

Halfway up the street she paused to look above the church to the hill beyond . 

Look above the shop fronts to the upper floors above nos. 33-45 St. Giles Street . 

Note that if we were looking across the board from left to right the rig would still be relatively upright , as it is being pushed well forwards thereby supplying maximum power . 

If you look more carefully among the dislodged weed , you may discover the cleverly-disguised spider crabs . 

Amelie looked despairingly around the crowded bus station at Arles . 

Okay now looking at it the other way , you see we we had those points but we do n't know what happens over here . 

Grace looked quickly behind her , and saw the people on the rock . 

Then find me when you are ready. , Her face was smiling and apparently calm , unless you looked below the painted line of her brows . 

Looking beneath the carriage , I noticed that there was a machine needle caught and laying flat across the magnets . 

They are searching the flat methodically , opening cushions , moving furniture , looking beneath the floor . 

Eventually her grandmother came to rouse her , infuriated as always to see the lanky child leaning against the cornerpost of the verandah , craning her long neck to look between the palms at nothing . 

She looked beyond him into the darkness afraid that at any moment Craig would return . 

` Hello Jack , " said Doyle , and watched as the man looked anxiously beyond the two CI5 men , then over the neighbouring fence . 

` I 'm here making inquiries about the death of your daughter Caroline , " he said heavily , looking from Bob to Louise . 

He looked from face to face , aware that the past three years had brought great changes in his thinking . 

I sat holding the mug , looking in the direction from which I had walked . 

" Most people take notice of me , " he said , " but , " looking pointedly in the direction of Eva , newly returned to work . 

Then , one day , when I was dressing it , I looked in the mirror and could see a small protrusion out of the lump . 

He looked inside the cover and noticed how Sir Ralph had scrawled prayer after prayer to St Julian . 

If you should wish to look inside the packet , before sending it , feel free to do so . 

For one moment he looked into her eyes , then calmly she set down her cup upon the silver trolley , and with a murmur to the Grand Duchess rose to her feet . 

Jacob looked happily on Violette , gaining reassurance from her presence if not her words . 

Isabel Lavender , hands resting on black handbag , black handbag on black gloves , looked over Alida 's head and out of the sitting room window , an expression of disdain on her face . 

Only Mick , who had gone in ahead of me , looked eagerly over the counter towards the office staff doing their paperwork . 

Erika was too occupied in looking over Herman 's shoulder at Fritz to pay him any attention . 

Looking past Adam , she saw Fand had stopped by another set of steps winding up into the rock . 

Raising his head , he looked past her to where the two men were standing , seemingly as bemused by his sudden intervention as she was herself . 

Joseph looked wildly round the throne room , expecting to see the emperor and the Resident Superior bolting for cover . 

I looked through her bright red glasses into her light grey eyes and said , ` Well , so far so good , certainly , but let's not count our -- " 

Deanes looked towards Meredith and a surprised expression crossed his face . 

` I have no intention of meeting her , " Jenna began , but he too stood and looked towards the long windows as a car came speedily to the house . 

He resisted the temptation to look under the rug and see how his prisoner was getting on . 

We shall look under every stone in our search for the culprit . 

He paused , looked up the street past Armstrong and went into a crouch . 

Out in the street Oliver looked about and said : ` Where 's your car ? " 

He looked along this end of Mrs Wright 's house that he 'd never seen before . 

They looked along the line towards the dark opening of the tunnel . 

She looked along the river to where Wynne-Jones 's fire burned . 

Ellen caught my eye , and we stared at each other for a sympathetic fraction of a second , then I looked away to see that the sticky liquid had sprayed across the teak planks . 

When they put the heavy bag down for a rest and looked back , Mister Johnny had gone . 

Looking down , Branson could see a cricket match in progress in the grounds . 

Looking down , Middlemass saw Lorrimer 's blood spreading on his white overall , decorative as a rose . 

You can look out and see hills and trees and not another house in sight . 

When I took my children to bed at night they would pause to look through a little knee-high window which lit the stairs . 

After a moment , Jane walked slowly over to the secret door and looked through . 

It passed and he looked upriver to where Mariana lay hidden upstream of the fallen treetrunk . 

She looked wistfully up the companionway to the square of blue sky , but fought the urge to go up on deck , scared he might ask her to do something that would reveal her ignorance . 

Looking about at the crowd of faces , she tried to discover who was watching her . 

Katya looked away at this point , the shame and embarrassment of that recollection burning in her eyes . 

When she reached the turn-off to the village , she looked back at the house . 

Yes , I would like that , " she said , and looked straight back at Mrs Quinton , saying , ` I will start tomorrow . " 

The second I walked off the set , a wave of pain hit me and I looked down at my grazed shins and one swollen knee . 

` It has seemed like that , " he said sombrely , looking off into the distance . 

When he had finished , Bicker strode to the window and looked out at the tumbled clouds of the late day and the gathering darkness of the deserted hills . 

He looked up at Michael , his face bloody and awash with tears . 

And should Mr Moon ever be encountered by chance in his wife 's company then he could not be acknowledged either , other than by a glance of mild regret when no one was looking . 

The death-bed thus prefigured the decisive struggle for possession of the soul , which would take place on Judgement Day and which had been so vividly depicted in mediaeval murals and missals . 

But the kiss , particularly the French kiss , prefigures the act of love , conjoining you in a confirmation of the agenda . 

This experience prefigures Julia 's recognition at the end of the novel that the laws of the Church are also a way of describing spiritual harmony . 

For whereas in subject matter and perspective those lectures clearly prefigure the final work , stylistically they still bear some of the marks of academic decorum from which BT is entirely removed . 

The nurse eggs agglutinate to a mass in the centre of the capsular space . 

The Nazis intercepted the letter and he was obliged to resign from the Reichsmusikkammer .

It was in Alistair 's mind that he might locate and intercept his own letter .

` We intercepted a message sent from a business firm in Paris to The Hague . "

Royal Marines intercepted the vessel which was found to be carrying cargo which is banned under the United Nations measures .

The Royal Navy intercepted his yacht and he was accused of killing his parents in Jersey .

Only before we could get a team out to intercept them she disappeared . "

` Excuse me , my dear , " he said in a clipped accent as he intercepted her by the front door .

Two sentries stepped to intercept them , drawing back when they saw who it was .

One morning , Azmaveth came running down the corridor outside Lucien 's room to intercept him before he went to his practice .

Three hundred Catholic miners marched in from Cleator Moor , four miles away , intercepted him outside the meeting-hall , beat him as hard as they could , and left him for dead .

In Manchester he was intercepted by PC Nicholas Cock , who was shot and killed .

And at Lady Wood , near Brigstock in Northamptonshire , the deserters were intercepted by the dragoons , to whom they surrendered without resistance .

During the afternoon a single reconnaissance Ju88 was intercepted by four Hurricanes flown by Plt.Off .

On the previous day , Nov. 24 , five Arab gunmen attempted a seaborne attack from Lebanon , but were all shot dead when their vessel was intercepted by an Israeli naval patrol vessel .

English reinforcements approaching along the edge of the Carse were intercepted by the Earl of Moray and driven off in disorder , leaving heavy casualties .

Typewritten , it was intercepted by police a week after the killings and ` came from the murderer beyond a question of doubt " .

In Europe last summer , France banned all imports of domestic waste after intercepting German trucks carrying hospital waste , sometimes hidden in ordinary household rubbish .

Imagine the uproar if these drift-netters had been intercepting salmon going to France or Germany .

` Would this request from London have anything to do with the package and report I sent them , which never arrived because it was intercepted right here in this office ? "

` In some instances it has been sheer luck for members of the public with either guns jamming or security force patrols intercepting the terrorists . "

The Phalangist Radio Free Lebanon reported that the clashes started when an SLA patrol intercepted a Lebanese army unit removing mines on the outskirts of Mlikh township .

An Italian naval vessel intercepted the boat and escorted it to Brindisi .

Police intercepted the Peugeot and chased it into the lower Shankill , where the gunmen jumped out .

She intercepted Dieter just as he was emerging on to the terrace .

Second , it intercepts every communication it can , from friend or foe , and tries to decrypt it .

Dave Forbes was waiting and swiftly intercepted D'Arcy before he could meet up again with Roy Bliss .

They were running a great risk of being intercepted and possibly destroyed , unless they knew what we are bound to suspect : that the English leadership was incompetent , and perhaps divided .

The call was intercepted and the Princess of Wales spent the rest of the cruise away from her husband , chosing to eat all her meals with Princes William and Harry instead of the other adults .

The militants had been intercepted in the Tithwal sector whilst crossing the Line of Actual Control from Azad Kashmir ( the Pakistan-controlled sector ) into India .

This week a consignment of langoustines , scallop meat and monk fish for Germany was intercepted at Boulogne by French fishermen protesting at cheap imports .

Meanwhile Ben had gone off to move another lighter and was then intercepted by the Manager who directed him to the dock some way off .

The items were intercepted in Haverhill by a sorting office worker .

One thing that had puzzled early observers was the litter of ani eggs strewn beneath the nest . 

What has most puzzled students of the period is the complete disappearance of the Picts as a distinct entity within a very short time . 

What puzzled Jack was that he himself was very happy at Bradley Fold West and he had settled into the routine and managed the duties without any problems . 

What puzzled Jaq was that the Genestealer rebellion , now so bloodily suppressed , was a natural threat . 

` What 's puzzling me is that phone-call Nicola had at the party . 

What puzzles me is why we do n't do the obvious and go and find him . 

It puzzled him beyond measure that the boy should have stumbled upon this private area . 

It must sometimes puzzle the Russians how easy it is to plant such nonsense on British intelligence but what they do not appreciate is that if defectors did not invent such silly tales MI5 and MI6 would do so themselves anyway . 

She did remember that a word sounding like ` sewers " was uttered , and it puzzled her to think why anyone should be ringing in the middle of the night to enquire about the state of the sewers . 

The signal box is the setting for an unexplained sequence of events that to this day have puzzled the local authorities . 

As he glanced up at her , his eyes shuttered , she found herself asking another question that had been puzzling her for a while . 

So do n't hesitate to ask them about anything that may be worrying or puzzling you . 

We would thus , no doubt , be much puzzled by the occasional glimpse of the great metropolises , particularly since only the towering edifices of their tourist attractions were usually portrayed . 

He was puzzled by George 's attitude , which appeared hostile , although he could think of no reason why . 

The reason is that if the examiner is reading your script quickly ( and he may have hundreds of scripts to mark ) he may be puzzled and annoyed by your departure from the order of his question . 

This discovery explained observations that had puzzled elephant watchers . 

On his return he puzzled me by behaving exactly as I expected an S.S.O. to behave . 

Will he explain something that puzzles many Opposition Members as well as many voters ? 

This puzzles some people but the reason becomes clear in the following example . 

An agent can not be prohibited from taking further instructions from the principal , and a principal can not be prevented from giving instructions to the agent .

Carriers are prohibited from accepting cargo from NVOCC's which do not have an up to date tariff filed with FMC , or which have not complied with the new regulations .

Such clinics had always been prohibited from using federal money to perform abortions , but until 1988 they had been allowed to discuss abortion and to provide information about its availability .

This follows because , as we have also seen , local authorities are prohibited from budgeting for revenue deficits .

Children were prohibited from smoking in the streets and the sale of tobacco to them became an offence .

Swinderby was freed , but prohibited from further preaching without licence ; he returned to Leicester briefly but soon left for Coventry .

We are prohibited from mentioning the manufacturer 's name/model in the ` National Press " -- however , we can state that the list price of this slimline , state-of-the-art handportable cellphone is £1,695 !

Firstly , in most countries ( especially LDCs ) residents are prohibited under exchange control regulations from holding external bank deposits .

Society should prohibit any firm from having more than 20 per cent of the domestic market ( c ) It does not matter what other governments do ; ours should not get involved in industrial policy .

IBM has filed a civil suit against Hitachi and two silicon Valley companies to recover its stolen property and to prohibit them from using any illegally-obtained information in future computer designs .

A US federal judge has prohibited Berkeley Software Design Inc from distributing production or updated pre-production versions of its BSD/386 operating system to anyone anywhere .

They had declined and revived with their districts ; each was closely dependent on its contado ; their leading citizens were the warrior lords of the castles of the region .

After the Nile had receded the land eventually appeared to die , but on the reappearance of the waters it revived again .

` When Postine next revives , her brain activity should have returned to normal . "

During the conflict between the factions of Stephen and Matilda , David invaded England in the hope of seizing Northumberland and even Durham for himself .

He decided to invade England and landed his troops at Hastings on the south coast , and had established a good bridgehead before the news reached Harold and he was able to journey down from Yorkshire .

At the time in August 1990 , Iraq was invading Kuwait , which led to the Gulf war .

For the first time for more than two thousand years Abyssinia had been invaded , though not conquered , by an alien race .

Kuwait was invaded and annexed by Iraq in August , a move which in January 1991 led to the outbreak of war and in late February to the defeat and expulsion of Iraqi forces from Kuwait .

Samos itself fell about 517 to a Persian expedition accompanied by an exiled brother of Polykrates ; and about 513 Darius in person came with a great army to invade Europe .

Its been men like Prime Minister Lee Phung and others in the leadership who have kept his army in the field ever since Vietnam invaded Cambodia back in 1979 .

Other races as varied as the Persians , Egyptians , Venetians and even the Crusaders brought their influences to Cypriot food when their armies invaded the tiny island .

Ten Scottish National Party members invaded a room on the first floor of the building which they occupied for three hours before being evicted by security guards .

In 1982 Israel invaded Lebanon with greater self-confidence than in any previous war , safe in the knowledge that the Egyptian front was quiescent .

In 1970 Syria invaded Jordan in support of the Palestinian guerrillas , but promptly withdrew when Israel warned that it would intervene to protect Jordan .

Still worse , her mind was recurrently invaded now by carnal fantascies .

His first action had been in Greece in late 1940 : ` We soon went to the border , and the Germans invaded from Bulgaria and Yugoslavia which they had romped through .

HERBERT Blaize , a courtly politician of a bygone Caribbean era , believed God had chosen him to restore democracy to Grenada after 7,000 US troops invaded his island in 1983 to overthrow its marxist rulers .

Their spicy , garlic and savoury herbs invaded my senses as I was shown around my new realm .

In France , radicals who agreed on little else invaded the National Assembly in May 1848 with the object of goading it into action on the Polish question .

It is no surprise , then , to find out that half of Lima 's population of six million live in informally constructed homes , most of them built on land that had been previously illegally invaded .

He knew why so many people had invaded his home so early in the morning .

Even as the Elves mustered a suicidal expedition to besiege Karaz-a-Karak , the world 's most unassailable fortress , word came that the Dark Elves had invaded Ulthuan once more .

Their songs celebrate their ancient culture which dominated Bolivia before the Spanish conquistadores invaded 500 years ago .

On Jan. 29 two Iraqi battalion-sized armoured forces invaded Saudi Arabia .

It catastrophically invaded the loess-covered Columbia Plateau in south-eastern Washington … and reached Pacific Ocean level via the Columbia River , 430 miles or more from the glacial dam .

When Iraq invaded Iran what was the position of the Kuwaiti government and of the Kuwaiti people .

In 1688 , William responded to these requests by invading England on behalf of the Protestant cause , and subsequently replaced James on the English throne .

They invaded the bridge , but were dissuaded from further action by the captain .

On 22 June , 136 German divisions with 3,000 tanks invaded the USSR , the Germans believing that the quality of their war machine would defeat the Russian masses .

In summer the school air space was invaded by squadrons of swallows with their flashy stunt-flying .

Up to the outbreak of the Second World War when Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939 , Hitler employed diplomacy backed by threats .

Inland , too , there was disorder when the ` Rising of the Tinners " led to rioting in Liskeard as bands of tinners invaded the town in order to prevent the transport of corn .

He was brought out of retirement after US troops invaded Grenada in 1983 and overthrew the island 's Marxist government .

It has invaded Angola on several occasions , and has launched punitive raids on alleged African National Congress ( ANC ) bases in a number of neighbouring countries .

The Turks had invaded the Aden Protectorate from the Yemen and were fighting the British forces not far away at Lahej .

Moreover , his nerve deserted him when Russia invaded East Prussia , and he transferred two army corps from France to the East .

This man was in Brussels , forty miles north of where the Emperor invaded Belgium .

Scarcely a year after the dedication , Saddam invaded predominantly Sunni Kuwait .

She gave a dark scowl , left the room and trudged downstairs , her mood so prickly that she knew it would only need one wrong word from Julius to trigger off her own temper . 

The militants trudged along the empty lanes unobserved except by the Chief Constable of the county and his forces . 

They trudged along the Overclyst road for perhaps half a mile , and then turned down a lane on the left . 

Trudging along the footpath through the Greenwich Marshes , Tamsin slows with every step . 

Cadbury Schweppes fell 6p to 396p as 25 analysts trudged around its Bourneville plant . 

It was his favourite walk , and he had resolved more than one difficult case while thinking and trudging around its grassy , windswept perimeter . 

We trudged around for an hour or so , unable to face the thought of lunch , and found another small hotel near Chamartin ( we were going back by train the next day by the last evening train ) . 

Bozo stares up and down the road and wonders what to do before he finally fixes his bleary gaze where I hoped he would , and trudges away towards the phonebox . 

Henry went to the front hall , put the chicken and the jack on the table by the front door and trudged back out to the Passat . 

Mr Savoy came across the stone tablets in a remote cave as his expedition of 40 men and 70 horses trudged back from discovering Gran Vilaya , his 43rd lost city in Peru this year . 

They shuffle out to a soft rhythmic crunching underfoot , reminiscent of how the boots of Napoleon 's legions must have sounded trudging back through the Russian snows . 

And since there did n't seem anything she could do , and there was n't anything else she dared to say , she turned round and slowly trudged back to the house . 

She could only have driven about a mile , she estimated , but as she trudged back along the road it seemed like a marathon trek . 

As he walked up beside the 17th Patrick met O'Grady trudging disconsolately back to the tee to play a second ball . 

Failing that they had to trudge down the nearest side streets with their suitcases , knock on doors at random asking whether they took theatricals . 

There was not a soul in sight as Theda began resolutely to trudge down the street , looking for a lane that might lead her off the main road , which , being only of packed dirt , was already a hasty-pudding of mud which churned under her mercifully booted feet . 

Anna trudged in as if she expected to be punished , sat down and stared at the table , hardly glancing at Liz . 

He trudged off miserably down jubilee Road with the cold rain dripping from his ear lobes . 

Next day , in a classic Boys ' Own move , Neame and two other Britons -- Jonathan Tinker and Harry Taylor -- set the Sherpas an example by trudging off up the mountain , loaded with supplies . 

She did n't seem at all bothered that Gloria and Dot would have to go trudging off to another hospital somewhere else to find him . 

He trudged wearily off to a generous standing ovation and a sympathy from QPR manager Gerry Francis . 

Behind her , the other treadmills still turned and clanked and the captive creatures trudged ever on and on , ever forward . 

She wrenched off her coat while Tod trudged on up , and she came pounding after him . 

She broke off to acknowledge an old man trudging by : ` Good day to you , Mr Ivey ! 

At six , after their beds had been made and inspected , they all trudged out into the dark cold air and on to the parade ground , its surface covered in a thin film of snow . 

I trudged over the soft earth , in among the houses , and stopped outside the one-room school , where a crowd of boys had gathered . 

We used to take a basket and trudge over a mile to a huge horse chestnut tree that grew just past Petersfinger on the Southampton Road , its branches stretching right across from side to side . 

The reporter thanked him , and the camera tracked him as he trudged over to the other members of the team and they headed together towards a dark crack in the hillside . 

Take stairs rather than lifts or escalators ; do not trudge up them as if you were mounting Everest but go as briskly as you can . 

Mother Bombie asked Evelyn as they trudged up the shingle path towards the girls ' house . 

During his stay Modigliani strolled in the garden and often trudged up a winding road , overlooking the sea and shaded by palms and eucalyptus trees , to the village café bar for a drink . 

As the horses were pulled to a halt , he jumped out of the coach and stood in front of the band of men who were trudging up the hill . 

The sun swelled as it sank toward the hazy fields ; families trudged up from the beach , slow as a herd of cattle in search of water . 

He trudged forward doggedly , blinking the ice from his eyelashes . 

Corbett relaxed , the thoroughfare was busy as carts , traders and farmers trudged home . 

The wounded were walking wounded mainly , with bandaged heads and arms in slings , a few of them trying to crack jokes as they trudged on board . 

The windscreen wipers trudge sluggishly and ineffectively through the water , bringing visibility down to a few feet . 

` Steep hill this , " Nevil commented as they trudged upwards . 

She longed for something to do other than trudge the glorious , heather-clad grouse moors . 

He trudged the long road to Keswick or often to Wythburn where the carrier , Jackson , would take him to Keswick when the Exhibition was held annually . 

Dropping the kids off at my mother-in-law 's , I trudged the few miles to the hospital taking the short cut through the grounds to the usual ward . 

A crowd that seemed trapped within the boundaries of the market trudged the muddy aisles and picked at merchandise . 

Her legs felt absolutely leaden as she trudged after him towards the house . 

Once there , we lifted ourselves and looked at one another , both of us laughing , trudging grass-stained to the top again . 

She no more wanted to trudge all the way back to her jeep than she wanted to stay here arguing with this infuriating man . 

For an hour or two we trudged about trying to find something more ( or something at all ) to see , and even photograph . 

She trudged slowly behind Evelyn , who took the cloth and started to rub out the first word with painstaking precision . 

After that he and Paul trudged from office to office , going through the motions , expecting nothing . 

Leaving the train at last , they 'd trudged for miles through forest , beyond the settlement the station had served , such as the settlement was . 

When the first Crusaders trudged home for a rest from rape and pillage , they brought with them unknown spices which imparted such wondrous new and strong flavours that the absence of meat could go unnoticed . 

We trudge through thick grass , bright green matted fur in its soaked richness . 

The pupils standing outside burst in to see what was happening and crowded around the empty cage . 

So , there you are in the final minute , boards crowded around you and space becoming limited . 

It 's not going to be as big as her first marriage , when 47,000 well-wishers crowded the streets around Westminster Abbey to catch a glimpse of her in the magnificent Glass Coach . 

` The plane is wrecked , Brownies , " Brown Owl said , as all the Brownies crowded to the gate to meet her , ` but happily the pilot escaped with only a damaged leg . 

Carroll House lashed out at well-wishers and photographers who crowded round him as he was led back after winning and struck a rail with his hind leg . 

People were crowding round the displays , reading the posters with great intensity and , by and large , in silence . 

There seemed to be more quarrels indoors when the children were crowded together . 

She thought of the bleak , futuristic décor and the grey river beneath , and nodded abruptly before other thoughts could crowd unbidden into her head and start that agonised melting all over again . 

She saw them then , with shattering clarity ; they crowded the dunes in a cold eddying radiance , each spear-point a spark of light , grimly staring as if from a trance . 

Turning his attention back to the sea of faces crowding the corridor on either side of him , he addressed them firmly , injecting his voice with a confidence he did n't feel in order to reassure them . 

As I walked bemusedly round the animal , taking in the trembling limbs and terrified eyes , a jumble of thoughts crowded my brain . 

A consortium , which stepped in to clinch the deal when RTE pulled out , thinks tens of thousands of fans will crowd the selected venues . 

Sunday evening being no exception , its open-air cafés were crowded . 

By that time the pool was getting crowded as a shift ended and staff poured in for a swim before going home . 

The afternoon performance would be crowded , and Paul did not go ; waiting till Monday evening was torment to him , but he contrived it . 

In summer heather and bracken carpet the clifftops and riots of butterflies crowd the bushes and flowers . 

Throughout the two-day hearing , she appeared relaxed and confident , often turning to share a joke with her two male accomplices in the dock or smile at friends and family who crowded the court 's public benches . 

Mediaeval houses crowd the market square including King John 's Hunting Lodge , a merchant 's town house now open to the public as a museum . 

He nodded a greeting to the other three visitors , who crowded into the cell as if they were playing some bizarre game of sardines . 

Hundreds of people crowded into St Briavels church last night to see the Reverend Patricia Pinkerton installed in her new parish . 

The willows had crowded closer to the shore , a swamp of them ; their branches formed a vault . 

The guests were crowding slowly past the wedded couple , kissing them , shaking their hands . 

MOSCOW ( Reuter ) -- Thousands of Soviet citizens crowded outside the American embassy yesterday clamouring for new forms to apply for emigration to the United States . 

The woods crowd in on me as I make my way along the ancient track . 

A woman fainted when he spoke the previous day , the hall was so crowded . 

Those behind ran into those in front , some tried to crowd past , and in a very short time the result was , as Nikos had forecast , a shambles . 

Madonnas , cherubs , birds , fauns and flowers crowded and pushed each other in a design that defied logic and allowed no place for the eye to rest . 

Meanwhile the villagers crowded to peer down the open manhole as though it were an interesting accident . 

However , as he posted his letter on Monday , he has been caught in the suspension trap , and it could be at least a month , before there is any prospect of seeing his money . 

Post a letter to another country a few hundred miles along the West African coast : it will be hand-sorted in a sorting office at the back of st Paul 's cathedral in London . 

By a sad coincidence Miss E.M. Ridge of the Junior School died on the same day whilst posting a letter on Woodsmoor Lane . 

Married New York State Judge Sol Wachtler is said to have sent socialite Joy Silverman bizarre letters and posted a condom to her 14-year-old daughter . 

Well , he posted the finished text to his publishers from Istanbul about three weeks after he arrived there . 

Post your entries to Middy Masters , Angler 's Mail , IPC Magazines , King 's Reach Tower , Stamford Street , London SE1 9LS . 

Then post the Certificate without delay in the ` YES ' reply envelope provided . 

I sent it inside an envelope addressed to Ann in the flat below in Russell Square , asking her to post it on to wherever Alison was living . 

Certificates will be posted within 14 days of the payment being received . 

He simply posts it all back to the company concerned -- without a stamp , of course . 

Service is deemed to have taken place seven days after posting by first class post if this method of service is used . 

Mr Gardiner said that while he was in Gloucester prison in 1988 , he recieved packages of cannabis posted by his estranged wife Maggie . 

The document , posted to bondholders this week , says that the company intends to formulate a proposal ` aimed at ensuring equitable treatment between the bondholders and the banks " . 

Boys who were caned at school for smoking were found to be more likely to increase their smoking than those not caned . 

After several warnings he was called to the front of the class , told to hold out his hand and caned by Miss Smith with the flat of a foot ruler . 

Matthew , now in his 20s , was caned for bullying by the then headmaster , William Blackshaw . 

I was late for " call-over " , and every morning I was duly caned . 

Grubby white sports socks should first be soaked in a biological detergent solution or with Stain Devils Stainsalts added to the washing water . 

You will then be able to soak them in the medicated solution for maximum effectiveness . 

Soak your feet in the solution for at least 15 minutes twice a day , pat dry and sprinkle your feet and the inside of your shoes with a little arrowroot powder . 

Rye must be soaked in hot water to destroy an anti-growth hormone in the seed coat before it is given to livestock , but triticale kernels can be fed directly to livestock with no harmful side-effects . 

Alternatively , having soaked the rice for 3-8 minutes , a stone and pestle could be used to grind the rice into a powder . 

The geologists took the nodules back to the laboratory and soaked them for months in acetic acid . 

Start by soaking your feet in a bowl of warm water to refresh , cleanse and soften the skin . 

If you ca n't get treated timber , soak it in a simple preservative-filled trough made of bricks covered by a heavy gauge polythene sheet . 

A cream-coloured dress of mine got covered with rust and , although I soaked it in biological liquid , it did n't get rid of the stain . 

Strain the fruit , reserving the juice then soak all the break in the fruit juice in a shallow bowl . 

As the potatoes cook , soak the dried mushrooms in the hand- hot water for 10 minutes until they swell and soften . 

The Romans soaked the pounded seed in wine and the word mustard is thought to come from the Latin mustum ardens meaning " burning must " -- grape must is newly-fermented grape juice . 

The alum acts as a mordant ( a chemical used to create a bond between the fibre and the dyestuff ) , and after the yarn has been satisfactorily treated it is soaked in a bath of dye . 

And it 's guaranteed to be moist and appetising as the fruit is soaked overnight in port and fresh lemon juice to make it extra plump and tasty . 

After curing , the hams are soaked and then simmered , black treacle usually being added to the water in which they are cooked . 

Plants will survive quite happily if you group them all together in the bath , soak them well , and leave about an inch of water in the bottom of the bath . 

Clean by soaking in 100% ethanol , wipe with lint-free paper and air dry for at least 1 h . 

Place the mushrooms in a bowl and cover with the boiling water then leave to soak for at least 20min . 

Leave to soak -- do this a day in advance , so that the currants swell . 

In most cases it will be easier to groom the dog on a table , as this saves having to bend down . 

Then he would pick up the silver hair-brush and groom her hair in slow strokes from its dark roots to its glowing auburn ends . 

Formidably half-naked , he brushed his hair with his two silver-backed brushes , as if he were grooming a glossy horse . 

Just because she cooks well and grooms the horses and mends the props and …

Her body glistens with a special polish for she is continually groomed by her servants . 

Rose was grooming the Charolais bull when Ballater decided some plain speaking was necessary . 

In any event , it is important that the dog stands still while it is being groomed .

A magistrate who 's on trial for attempting to murder his wife by pumping car exhaust fumes into her bedroom has been explaining why he started her car at three o'clock in the morning . 

` The peculiar thing is that Blackbeard seemed ready to murder us for a wallet with a few fivers in it , all of which he was going to give to his bruiser , anyway . 

` Are you suggesting that the travellers have murdered Barbs for her money ? " asked Clarissa , ignoring this interruption from the men . 

Reuben Haredale 's steward , who murders his master for money , and also the latter 's gardener in circumstances that shall make it seem that the body , when discovered , is that of Rudge himself . 

` They drive you mad , " I said , thinking of the time I was about to murder my husband with the pressure-cooker , ` did he do exercises in bed ? " 

The Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial in the case of a man convicted of murdering a cellmate at prison . 

POLICE have new evidence of an alleged confession by the son accused of murdering his parents in Jersey five years ago , a court was told yesterday . 

ROOFER Deith Bridges was cleared yesterday of murdering his boss in hospital . 

` A professional assassin who climbed the walls and murdered the woman without anyone catching sight of him . " 

To have to lie there in his coffin on Ingham 's counter and hear somebody like Tommy Drennan murder a good song like ` Slievenamon " and himself lying there and could do nothing about it ! 

Karl , 62 , was sentenced in Bangkok five years ago to a HUNDRED years for murdering his Thai bride-to-be , but was released under an amnesty marking Queen Sirikit 's 60th birthday . 

He returned to find that his mother and sister had been murdered by the Nazis . 

The verdict is that Erceldoun was murdered by person or persons unknown " . 

In Moscow province alone , between 1764 and 1769 some thirty noblemen were murdered by their serfs . 

During the election campaign 10 candidates were murdered by the regional Mafia groups of Naples and Calabria . 

The Crown says and will establish that she was murdered by Edward Gilfoyle . 

It informed him in letters an inch high that Captain Peter Dawson had been murdered in Cyprus . 

Yet in the past decade more than 50,000 people have died in the fighting between the security forces , separatist Tamil guerrillas and a now-faded nationalist revolt ; and prominent politicians and soldiers are murdered with monotonous regularity . 

Meanwhile on Feb. 25 Armenian troops had taken the village of Khodzhaly , north of Stepanakert , and Azeri sources claimed that these troops had murdered more than 1,000 of the town 's fleeing Azeri inhabitants . 

When Miss Thorne finished working on the scene he heard his companions sigh with relief .

Waiting and more waiting , thought Claudel as he finished breakfast .

Sometimes called Scotland 's Disgrace , because it was never finished for lack of funds , this fragment of a memorial to the fallen in the Napoleonic War was intended to be a facsimile of the parthenon .

Malone finished strongly and were rewarded with a try by Stuart Hooks in the final minute which was converted by Bush , whose place kicking was impeccable .

However , Price finished strongly and snatched one five minutes from the end and came very close to forcing a replay .

Although Pendero had finished strongly at Ascot , that was because it had been a truly run race and the leaders had finished tired .

They had now almost finished Exodus and were in the middle of The Wind in the Willows .

They started with avocados and a French dressing , and finished with a plate of cold roast beef , and a hearty salad .

We finished with some very good summer pudding and an okay cheese board .

The Church of St Francis was probably finished by 1249 and was built by craftsmen trained under the Cistercians .

Julian finished his potatoes and looked gravely round the family gathering .

He finished the show pretending to be Maddox , and no-one knew . "

The other men were standing well to one side expecting violence and the soldier finished his cigarette and put his hands into his pockets instead of holding them high .

When I have finished reading out the list , I shall tap on the table .

All who finish will be given free entry to the show on July 26th .

But once you 've finished , take our three steps to total recovery .

You can not yoke the dragonfly and make it drive the corn-mill .

Watching Silas , the answer evaded her because his face remained expressionless , so she pushed the question away from her and got on with the job .

If fecundity continued to evade her , the question of responsibility was bound to come up sooner or later .

The life of the high aristocracy was lived on the move and in the open ; tranquillity and privacy evaded them .

He sped to the line for the try after the ball evaded Packman and Northampton were on the edge of defeat .

Les and Peg seemed to have uncovered a simple truth which has evaded so many of us .

` Sarah Byrne , unmarried , of Stone Alley , Turnmill Street , Clerkenwell , left a female infant , subsequently baptized Anna Beckett . 

At six weeks old , he was baptized with the names John Cyril at Holy Trinity Church , Rustenburg . 

Accordingly , the five bodies are baptized with the names of famous Blues songs : ` Dippermouth " , ` Gut Bucket " , ` Potato Head " , ` Tin Roof " , and ` Really " . 

One of the armourers was known as Spike , and he petrified me . 

Dese are my tree cheeldrin … ’ ( then came the embarrassment which always petrified us ) …

For those petrified by the prospect of even the simplest programming , this basic approach is a real help . 

It petrifies the governess and she gets into an acute state of anxiety . 

She was butchered at the wheel of the vehicle by her attacker who hung through the passenger window , repeatedly slicing her with the panga . 

They murdered a woman , cut her throat , after they brutally sliced her breasts , raped and burnt her over a fire ! " 

Meh'Lindi and Grimm flanked him , firing their lasers , slicing through the impeding arms . 

David Steventon-Rogers , 25 , left Royston Smith , 43 , covered in blood after repeatedly slashing him and slicing through his ear , Bury St Edmunds Crown Court heard . 

They raped and sodomised Vietnamese girls and then sliced open their vaginas with bayonet or knife . 

Widower Lennie , 80 , was beaten up and had his toes sliced with a knife until he told the thugs where his wife 's jewellery was kept . 

It 's not because he 's Italian , she 's not a racist , she slices our legs off as well if we 're not careful . 

Fancy flogging you just because you sliced the legs off the general . 

Someone crept up and thrust a sword under the back plate of his armour , slicing his spine . " 

I 'll try to stop the Dalek Killer slicing you up , do n't worry . " 

In a sensational sermon in the parish church of St Andrews at Easter 1547 he articulated his radical view of the papacy as Antichrist .

If the care programme approach is adopted by user and carer interests it could be used to articulate the needs of consumers with mental health problems and express these to commissioners or planners .

Furthermore , all of them , despite on occasions entering states of manifest psychosis , remained sufficiently fluent to articulate their experiences , either in their fiction or in records of their lives , or both .

To provide a vehicle for self-help or consumerism ; that is , groups of families , dependants or sufferers who seek mutual support or a means of articulating their concerns .

The holistic statements in terms of institutional racism ( A ) and white power ( C ) articulate what has been called the dominant ideology thesis in the social sciences .

The right hemisphere of his brain could not articulate what it registered .

Feminists were effectively articulating what had been implicit in much of moral purity -- an opposition to the idea that the male sexual urge was uncontrollable , and that frequent intercourse was necessary for men 's health .

In the immediate aftermath of the revolution this point of view was most clearly articulated by Russian anarchist writers .

A frequent fault is making the diphthongs too long : each element is too clearly articulated .

The pathos of Antoine 's predicament is clearly articulated in this passage .

The restrictions governing such use which were shortly to be articulated by Gierek , Gomulka 's successor , provide the charter and justification for the military 's conduct in 1981 :

The daunting concertante piano part is well integrated into the burgeoning orchestral texture , and sharply articulated by Love Derwinger .

Therefore , here again we have reservations about the position articulated by Alison Jaggar ( 1983 ) at the end of an excellent discussion of political philosophy from a feminist perspective :

It was classically articulated by Edmund Burke in his Speech to the Electors of Bristol of November 3 , 1774 .

The difference between them is given in syntactic terms : " Equative prolongation … is usually articulated by overt repetition or apposition …

Sir Teddy Taylor recently articulated the argument that the anti-Common Marketeers have had to contend with and which has in many respects been found wanting .

The implicit assumptions upon which the ratios are based are contentious , value laden and rarely articulated .

The recognition of the linguistic ( English ) problems was occasionally articulated .

Something she could n't quite articulate , an intuitive hostility to both the arguments and the conclusions they had just heard .

She eventually articulated a philosophy which depended in large and explicit measure on repudiating what Conservatism had said about the role of the State for the past 30 years .

While the grave concern about the prevalence of crime noted by The Times was often articulated , it was not yet politicized .

It is articulated in Taylor 's ` scientific-management " concept , in Weber 's bureaucratic principles and in Fayol 's classical management teachings .

The typical measure provided is the comparison of what the organizations said they would spend ( articulated in their budget ) with what they actually spent .

Partial meanings become more clearly comprehended and relationships are articulated in a way that allows a work to be ` unpacked discursively " ( ibid ) .

This opposition and critique is first articulated in the American debates surrounding the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the writing of a constitution a decade later .

However , it can be articulated with other histories , indeed is articulated , according to the overall but decentred totality of the particular mode of production .

Increasingly , as Britain expanded its imperial rule , this pragmatic concern for the people was articulated with a distinct sense of the British ( English ) nation ( Schwarz 1986 ) .

It was only the first of many devices that articulated party opinion against governments that the party theoretically supported .

These poems along with many others in a similar vein , show that working people were articulating aspects of their experience in verse .

The ways forward for the CNAA in its relationships with the institutions were articulated in various forms in the 1970s , and a perspective on the complexities may be helped by taking two of them .

No city more eloquently articulates German prosperity , with its lavish temples of commerce and its bustling city centre .

They tended to move in the same circles and share many of the same values as the liberal nobility and progressively minded public opinion articulated by journalists , writers , professors , and students .

Bonaventura articulated the theology of the Franciscans , inspired by the imitation of Christ in the life of poverty and love of their founder .

They have to articulate in a manner in which others will understand .

This need was powerfully articulated during each visit , as , for example , by the head of School G : I think that every school library should have a qualified off-the-staff school librarian .

In the case of Out , a dialogue within the novel articulates Sukenick 's engagement with the reader 's probable , realistic expectations .

Officials did not articulate these values in a way understandable to the people .

But the court declined to articulate specific rules to guide the ` delicate task of adjudication " .

They can articulate the instincts of dissidents in the language of the academy , and suggest ideas that bridge the gap between instinct and policy .

Worse still , he/she perhaps never articulates them at all unless he/she expects to have to spell them out .

This would have the benefit of forcing the courts to articulate more openly the premises on which they are reasoning .

Those values and interests are articulated through their unions , especially when public policy entails the reduction of service and therefore employment levels in the public sector .

Rather the professional context again provides limited space where reforms can be articulated , particularly if their aim is to change one particular institution .

Everyone was amazed when she first did , interrupting the teacher with a series of incoherent stammers which seemed to insist on being articulated , against her will .

Such a religion might also contain certain philosophical ideas , ideas which could be deduced from a priori reason .

But his article also contains a distinctly Thatcherite defence of ` now derided Victorian values " .

I 've only glanced through the book , but it contains a lot of personal recollections .

Introduction Part XII of the Companies Act 1985 contains provisions requiring a company to register certain charges with the Registrar of Companies .

More detailed information on the designs and colours favoured by each country and individual group is contained in Chapters V , VI , and VII .

According to Le Monde of May 22 , the report contained implicit suggestions that the same structures of repression still existed , in spite of the change of government .

They presented him with a thick dossier containing new information about the alleged confession that led to the convictions .

Since a poem contains the same elements as a prose composition , the distinction must lie in a difference in their combination and in the objective .

The transmitted message contains details of all that the satellite has to do in the next period , in particular to implement the survey .

All substances contain various amounts of energy within their chemical structures in rather the same way that the ball in Figure 6.4 possesses a potential energy proportional to its height above some datum .

News judgements contain within them an implicit understanding of the nature of our society , where power lies and how it is or should be exercised .

These tales are obviously no more than legend , but they contain within them some interesting elements .

All Home Insurance policies contain a Matching of Items clause .

IPC and GMOs have an important element in common -- both sets of measures in the bill contain provisions for public access to information .

Although it contained elements of Baal and Astarte worship , it was essentially monotheistic .

A MONTH containing a sun-Pluto conjunction is bound to be memorable -- even if you are not directly involved in any major event .

Rosa 's story contains some of the main themes that we can find in women 's own accounts of their involvement in crime .

The register contains the list of entries along with their weights , so it is a useful guide to an exhibitor 's own progress over the years and that of his or her rivals .

These results harmonise remarkably well and suggest that treatment of patients aged between 60 and 80 with systolic blood pressure persistently above 160 mm Hg will prevent 30-50% of strokes in these patients . 

Planning colour schemes involves choosing and balancing colours which will contrast or harmonise in a pleasing way . 

But there are also contrary examples : the frames around Velazquez 's paintings , for instance , do not harmonise in this way with the formal treatment of the paintings themselves . 

The figures harmonise more readily with the arrangement of decoration than in many of the earlier examples . 

If possible , the building should not encroach on the park and should harmonize with later buildings to be built in the area . 

That house is a joy , the way it harmonises with the countryside . " 

A dwelling for the living or a tomb for one 's ancestors should be sited only where it harmonizes completely with the forces of nature . 

More secular , Enlightenment notions of order harmonised with the idea of natural order , particularly relevantly in the 1820s , in the form of the laws of liberal political economy . 

The brown and gold moulding also made the frame an ideal choice , as it harmonised with both the mount and the gold lines . 

This piece needed a simpler frame , and so I chose a fairly straightforward gold frame that would harmonise with , rather than detract from , the overall design . 

Individuals in interacting either harmonize or conflict , and there is no reason to suppose that any enlargement of awareness would either reconcile all conflict or expose all harmony as illusory . 

Despite such problems , a growing body of scientific evidence attests that yoga can influence nearly all the Physiological systems of the human organism , and has therapeutic effects on a wide range of disorders . 

Their recognition attests the presence of several wealthy individuals disposed to live in the town itself , while yet others occupied nearby villas , including the winged-corridor complex in the rural-urban fringe to the east , and the villa to the west at Bishopstone . 

Episcopal registers amply attest the development of this system . 

Here , there are indications between mosaics of some continuity in technique , attesting the presence of an individual style . 

That it was once much greater is attested by the many traces of former lazy-beds to be seen on the grazing land . 

The perfection of this design is attested by the fact that species belonging to quite different families of fish have adopted it and thus bear a strong resemblance to one another . 

His status in the merchant community is attested by his becoming an alderman in 1690 and , following his father , serving as mayor of King 's Lynn in 1692 and 1703 . 

The importance of the blacksmith is further attested by three ironwork hoards at Dorchester-on-Thames , Great Chesterford and Sandy . 

The market dependence of the latter group is attested by their proclivity for food rioting , as is that of miners , while urban expansion obviously increased the role and reach of the market . 

That this must be the explanation for Kammerer 's disturbing results is attested to by the discovery of a wild midwife toad with rudimentary nuptial pads as much as two years before Kammerer took his own life . 

It has been observed that in Berkshire , topographical names , particularly those referring to water are the most common Old English names in areas where early Anglo-Saxon settlement has been attested archaeologically . 

Its administrative importance is certainly attested for the sixth century , and it probably continued , although evidence is almost non-existent for the later period . 

The story may be true since instances of such zeal are well attested for Christian antiquity . 

However , as is widely attested , irrespective of minimum wages , women do tend to earn less than men in the First as well as the Third World . 

Though the figures may well be inaccurate , they attest the contemporary impression that even local forces could be very large , at least in time of emergency . 

All this suggests contraction in this sector , although coins from the house of Theodosius attest casual occupation until the end of the century at least . 

The dangers of disregarding , by ignorance or design , the essentially conditional nature of abstract models and of making data fit into preconceived categories are well attested in the theoretical domain . 

The often passionate commitment of small children to the protection of distant forests attests to the widespread awareness of the global scope of this issue . 

The system 's 10K-450K temperature range attests to its flexibility for cooling samples in a wide range of applications . 

The proliferation of disputes over scarce water resources , particularly between states bordering the Nile , Euphrates and Jordan rivers , attests to the impact of resource depletion , as does the relationship between deforestation and desertification . 

But it is known that it was used as an initiation ritual among friends and peers , to show solidarity and allegiance to a particular barrio .

The emperor flatly turned him down but thanked him for showing such `` submissive loyalty in sending this tribute mission . ''

This way when we go out to ask for community support and are asked about our board giving level , we can show our in-house commitment through 100% board participation .

Two examples of strain-specific genes not identified in the previous work are shown in more detail Figure 4a .

Today , besides some ( real ) Huron Indians , costumed students show you how the community functioned with priests , carpenters , gardeners , and blacksmiths .

2 This variety is portrayed in Table 3.1 , which shows the number of SKUs provided annually by different types of retailers over the course of a year .

BBC 1 and ITV will generally show films uncut after 10 pm ; BBC 2 and Channel 4 after 9. When films are shown before those hours there is a danger that the viewer might be confused by abrupt cuts and bleeps .

A visit begins with a tour of the Cuarto del Almirante ( the Admiral 's Apartments ) , where a painting of the Virgen de los Mareantes ( Virgin of the Mariners ) in the chapel shows Columbus sheltered beneath the Virgin 's cloak .

The figure shows a typical bilipid membrane , small organic molecules of dierent species , A , B , C , D , E , F , G , a transmembrane channel , and so forth .

It now shows more than 1000 films each year including many outdoor screenings and other artistic performances in the summer .

In so doing , he shows us that a great deal of sadism , animality , and outright lust can lurk behind people 's anodyne professions that they just want to `` uphold the law '' or `` maintain a level of decency . ''

We found that the labeling patterns for these two antibodies in muscle tissue counterstained with bungarotoxin and anti -D-AKAP1 ( data not shown ) was not modified from that found when counterstained with bungarotoxin and a mitochondrial marker ( see below ) , indicating partial colocalization of D-AKAP1 with RII? but , little if any overlap with RII? .

A real gentleman , meanwhile , might have protected Stone from showing so much flesh to so little effect .

The Laemmle Theater chain shows top foreign releases , while the Wells Fargo Theater at the Autry Museum of Western Heritage features matinée heroes such as Hopalong Cassidy and the Lone Ranger .

Dark-haired girls could dye their hair blond , but no trace of the original color was permitted to show .

In an economy where many products are hand-made , each item has a different value depending on the quality of workmanship it shows .

This Trog , character should be shown worshiping Joan Crawford . ''

Furthermore , in sections where one of the antisera ( either MIF or TH/SP ) had been omitted , but still processed for double immunofluorescence , only the appropriate immunoreactivity was observed , indicating that the secondary antibodies were not cross reacting to produce spurious labeling ( data not shown ) .

Map 33 shows the distribution of child ( most of southern England ) and of bairn ( north of a slightly wavy line between Boston , on the Wash to the east , and Lancaster , on the west coast ) .

On Lakeview Drive is the Diefenbaker Homestead , brought here from near Saskatoon to give a vivid insight into the simple country life led by Saskatchewan 's most famous son before he went off to Ottawa `` to show them Yanks and Ruskies a thing or two . ''

Not so its cousin , time warp ( fathered by Walter M. Miller in 1954 : `` They showed me a dozen pictures of moppets with LTR-guns , moppets in time-warp suits , moppets wearing Captain Chronos costumes .

Newsweek shows them `` the secret life of teens , '' while Time tells them how to protect Web-surfing kids from online perils .

Aside from the stunning views , Santorini has many more delights to show its visitors , with 12 villages to visit set among agricultural land .

Many of the famous vineyards are open to visitors , but tasting is strictly for serious customers who show a clear intention to buy .

In the second room , sacrificial objects unearthed in ancient tombs are shown alongside pots , a plow , and armor .

As coiled-coil motifs show a characteristic seven amino acid repeat pattern , with each repeat representing two turns of the ?-helix , it is interesting that three positions identified as important to the LcrG-LcrV interaction ( 16 , 23 , and 30 ) are each separated by seven amino acids .

[ Pictures of lush land , with mountains in the background are shown , then police officers in riot gear forcibly ousting the men , ] `` . . whom the government calls invaders , as well as their cattle .

Le Monde said that even U.S. consumers are beginning to show anxiety about GM foods .

Ticket offices ( billeteries ) at FNAC or Virgin Megastore , both on the Champs-Elysées , will show what groups are in town .

This report also reviews the evidence that these M/Z values are consistent with LPA family members [ 19 ] . Figure 4 shows the average intensities and p-values for both the cancer and control groups in the region between M/Z values of 410 to 470 .

Videotape of her answers will be shown to the Arkansas Whitewater grand jury , which will disband May 7 . Pundits played up the tension between Starr and the first lady ( since she recently called him `` a politically motivated prosecutor who is allied with the right-wing opponents of my husband '' ) and debated whether he will indict her .

Different hybridization and wash conditions were tested ( data not shown ) .

Within the cloister , in the north gallery , is a striking fresco of the Triumph of Death ( 1360 ) showing how a humble person and an aristocrat face the same destiny .

A second inner pylon shows Ptolemy XIII paying homage to Isis who is flanked by her husband Osiris and Horus .

It shows the largest collection of paintings by native of Gloucester Fitz Hugh Lane ( 1804 – 1865 ) along with works by other artists who visited Cape Ann  - Winslow Homer , Milton Avery , and others .

In recent years , the IRA has shown a greater interest in solutions short of reunification .

When corporations moved in with more stringent departmental accounting procedures , every sector of a hotel-casino had to show success .

At this time , we also turn to friends like you , asking you to show that you share in our sense of pride by continuing to support the School 's Annual Fund .

In the adjoining St. Patrick ' s Park is a marker showing the site of St. Patrick ' s Well .

The results shown here demonstrate that inhibition of MEK with U0126 quantitatively inhibits both ERK phosphorylation and AA release in MDCK cells in response to [ Ca 2+ ] i mobilization .

A typical marker for men 's pants is shown in Figure 8.1 ( page 137 ) .

The superficial layer of the urothelium showed slight MIF immunostaining but also showed areas that appeared clear of MIF staining ( Fig 1B ) .

Dissenters include Amy Gamerman of the Wall Street Journal , who says it 's dated ( `` Salesman is showing its age '' ) and Slate 's Jacob Weisberg , who praises this production but calls the play itself `` unrelieved and unchallenging . ''

The detection limit of this assay was less than 0.00001 U E. coli RNAseH ( data not shown ) .

His 1885 work The Potato Eaters shows the hard lives endured by the rural poor among whom Van Gogh lived at this time .

Several of the windows show Bible scenes on a majestic scale , but look also for the simple red door above which is written the advice `` marry in haste , repent at leisure . ''

The distributions of cells in G1 , S and G2/M , in the presence or absence of C/EBP? expression , were similar for cells grown for 24 ( reported here ) , 48 or 72 hours ( data not shown ) prior to nocodazole addition .

It may have been a mea culpa , but there was n't much culpa to show for it .

The cell line expressing GFP alone showed diffuse nuclear and cytoplasmic green fluorescence ( Figure 4A ) .

The skeletal nature of the EC coupling expressed by fs-? 1S is shown in Fig .

No change was seen in the level of the internal control Renilla luciferase with varying concentrations of GS-E ( raw data not shown but effect accounted for in the calculation as defined above ) .

A delicate rock crystal rhyton on display here shows the sophistication of both workmanship and personal taste in the New-Palace period .

Harriet showed a keen interest in what were plainly a male leopard 's calling cards , his scent marks on trees and bushes .

For the first time since he had entered the house , he saw Chapel show an interest .

Degas himself showed little interest in casting the waxes into bronze , though three sculptures were made into trial plasters and a similar fate was considered for the ‘ Little dancer ’ .

It ran contrary both to his upbringing and personal code of behaviour that men should show emotion .

The designer who today shows so little emotion was devastated and he still keeps a mural of revered fashion figures ( Mary Quant and Vivienne Westwood are two of his heroines ) with Galeotti at the centre situated behind the enormous , clutter-free desk that 's one more powerful statement .

Similarly , infants as young as 6 weeks of age consistently show preferences for familiar as compared to unfamiliar faces .

I just showed Fred a diagram of it , and he 's worked it out from that . ''

I have no intention whatsoever of rejecting any of the designs that you 've just shown me . ''

County council vice-chairman Lilian Greenfield said : ` This is a first-class opportunity for Essex companies to show how good they are and to boost sales and hopefully jobs in the county .

Quite often the artist , whose job is to develop rough pictorial ideas to show how an advertisement would work , will not ever produce any very finished ‘ art ’ for you .

Keegan said : ` Franz thought he should be in the team to show what he could do .

They are given the induction pack and are taken round the home and shown the layout .

By the second half of the 1950s , thanks to foreign loans , the economy was showing signs of recovery , and Spain had been admitted as a member of the United Nations , in December 1955 .

Angry spokesman Teodor Olic yesterday claimed TV coverage had shown blatant bias against Panic .

The next day a Palestinian was shot dead by a soldier in the West Bank village of Salifit after he had refused to show his identity card .

The waiter spread a napkin across Flora 's knees , presented the menu . 

He opened the folder and spread its contents across the table . 

Trim off their leaves , and then spread the roots between layers of moist sand or dry sawdust , placing the largest roots at the bottom as these keep longest . 

She spread butter on a fresh bread roll and slid the plate across the table . 

They were discussing the latest political crisis , and so paid no attention to the blushes of the cringing lass , as Mum spread soap on her . 

She cut two thin slices and then , from a plastic container , she took some margarine and spread it on the bread . 

You could also thinly spread some glue on the cracker and sprinkle some glitter powder over it . 

Or if you spread it on the ground you could study it like tea-leaves and read the future there . 

Spread the filling on the other cake and sandwich the two together . 

The contractors take it away and dilute it before spreading it thinly on the soil . " 

The British used a new type of wireless-directed torpedo which spread burning oil on the water . " 

On the first morning , I spread books on their huge kitchen table and started to cross refer . 

` George strips the wallpaper , takes the covers off books and spreads his hay all over the floor in one of our rooms , " said Mrs Stallard . 

During tropical rainy seasons when rivers flood and spread muddy waters over the land , the Amazon River dolphin ranges miles from the river bed seeking fish . 

The technique in brush application should be to spread the liquid generously over the surface and onto cracks . 

Jacqui 's occupation had n't improved it ; she was n't the sort of girl who immediately revolutionized a place and gave it a woman 's touch ; she just spread her belongings over the widest possible area . 

He is like an insect caught in fly spray , whirling crazily , while the poison spreads paralysis slowly through his veins . 

Daphne took the tube , squeezed a white worm of cream on to Rose 's shoulders and began spreading it with her large , plump hands . 

1 The trick of making eyes smoulder is to apply solid colour sparingly , then smudge and spread it by softening the edges . 

Properly drained and topped with about 2 metres of sand , they have become playing fields or ornamental gardens , with the seed-mulch mixture being spread by a machine much like an asphalt spreader . 

It is generally understood that the disease is spread by fleas and mosquitoes and since rabbits are gregarious by nature their close contact with each other automatically ensures the rapid spread of the disease . 

Let Dr McNab give his reasons for saying that cholera is spread by the drinking of infected water ! " 

Most seeds are spread by wind ; a few rely on birds or mammals for dispersion . 

For example , domestic waste ( which could include broken pottery ) was often spread on fields during manuring -- the farm from which the pottery came could be some distance away . 

Not only is the end product more valuable than slurry or FYM , but it can be spread much thinner ( 7 or 8 tons to the acre as opposed to 15 tons of FYM ) . 

When nearly all the passengers ( including Filmer ) had left , heading for their own rooms or the observation car , we cleared the tables , spread fresh cloths and began thinking of food for ourselves . 

Pour the pasta into the baking dish and scatter the peas on top , then mix the bean mixture with two ounces of the cheese and spread it over the peas . 

Her robe lay discarded on the floor ; beside it his own sodden pile of clothes had spread a wet stain of rainwater onto the carpet . 

Dipping her two hands in the neck of Cissie 's night-shift , Beth drew out the long brown locks , spreading them over the collar and fanning the hair out as it was not altogether dry . 

When all the grain had been spread out on every kind of tattered rug and mat that the house possessed , it stretched out almost right across the roof . 

Then , at lunch time , a sumptuous buffet is spread out at the rustic beach restaurant -- a leisurely meal with as many helpings as you choose ! 

Almost the entire deck of cards -- sixty-six of them -- were spread out on the floor before the fire . 

Push some plaster through the hole and spread it around the back of the hole . 

His tongue shot out continually , dumping saliva on his lips , which barely had time to spread it around their shiny surfaces before the next load arrived . 

For example , Delight Extra Low spreads deliciously on fresh bread but contains only 20% fat , compared with 80% for butter or margarine and 40% for most low fat spreads . 

One of CD 's favourite books , which , like David Copperfield , he devoured eagerly as a child . 

` This greater broad backed bookworm must be found before he encourages other animals to read those books he seems to devouring just now , " said laid back Rabbit . 

In the year following that first visit , I read and devoured everything I could about Rennes-le-Chateau . 

She could hear the concern in his voice , and her lower lip quivered .

His lashes quivered but did n't lift , and she saw that his lips had parted to reveal his teeth .

He quivered with uncontrolled mirth , and Juliet found herself smiling .

His temples were quivering with riotous indignation and his deep-set eyes flashed about behind the long , sweaty strands of hair that fell forward from his centre parting .

Ingmar 's big bushy eyebrows quivered with indignation like two chilly black mice .

Churchill shook his head sorrowfully , his fleshy jowls quivering in agitation .

The nurse 's chin quivered in indignation as she reported that the girl was no more than a child .

Even the glasses on top of the cigarette vending machine quivered in time to the music .

If the telescope is mounted upon a spidery stand , it will quiver charmingly in the slightest breeze , and the image will dance about so violently that it will be useless .

Wolsey just quivered in terror , shaking like one of the jellies his chefs had so recently served us .

Unwilling to make an unheralded entrance , Nicandra quivered in a distance of expectancy .

` We have to talk about this rationally , " she tried , her body quivering from his onslaught .

But he was looking at her with a dark intensity that made her nerves quiver very oddly .

Boswell measured the water journey from Glenelg as twelve miles ; the boatman called it six miles , confusing old logical Johnson with the assertion that a mile on the land equated to two on the sea . 

Does it confuse you that I should do the talking and you the listening ? 

Or was he merely seeking to confuse people in the West who have been calling for military intervention ? 

He was confusing her , sabotaging the lines of communication between them and making her sound even more guilty than she had to start with . 

The comment about the cost confused me ; I was used to thinking of us as being well-off . 

It was easy , really , getting out of there -- it was just I was confused by it being dark and that . 

I 'd asked that he should n't be bottle fed with my expressed milk as it can be more difficult to establish breastfeeding if a baby is confused by a teat . 

My senses were confused by this new experience , having previously associated sightseeing with sights to see , not to mention hear and smell . 

Also some TV sets are confused by the fudged signal and display pictures which are either too small or unstable . 

The modern reader is likely to be particularly confused by Hilton 's discussion of Meditatio , the third great monastic practice . 

You were too confused by how the city and the people looked to you . 

It has been claimed that interference has disrupted train signals , and electronic equipment from Nintendo Gameboys to video cameras has confused aircraft flight management computers . 

Erm , let me try and confuse you first , and then enlighten you later . 

Only interviews with the prime suspects could enlighten us now but , instead , they served to confuse still further . 

She felt strangely at odds with herself , confused by her own emotions . 

The lion mauls the warrior , who is desperately trying to fend him off with his knees and shield . 

` It hauled me to the ground with a thump and started mauling me on the back and neck . " 

It was a wonder they had not all mauled each other to death long ago and left the damp , chilly coastline unpeopled except for howling birds . 

He was mauled after his leg slipped into the tiger 's cage on a casino stage in Reno , Nevada . 

The case of the mentally ill young man who climbed into an enclosure at London Zoo on 31 December and was mauled by a lion is the most recent example . 

Public outcry followed the revelation that Ben Silcock , who was mauled after climbing into the lions ' compound at London Zoo , was severely mentally ill and was not getting adequate treatment . 

If , as Kierkegaard once claimed , if the whole world can be divided into those who write and those who do not write , then we are two different species mauling each other without comprehension . 

However , Gunda struggled free and ran for her life ; but the giant set Wolfhead on her and the dog pulled her down and began mauling her . 

I wheeled around to see a 3D abhorrent Zombie attempting to maul me . 

` I ca n't believe I actually stood here and let you -- maul me . " 

For example , there was the Australian edition of the racy Sunday Sport which claimed that Kylie had been mauled by a killer shark while skin diving on the Great Barrier Reef . 

The decision was made after councillors watched a video of a fox being mauled by a terrier that had been sent into a flooded drain to catch it . 

Mr George Daszczuk was pinned to the ground and mauled for 15 minutes as he was set upon by the two dogs , which had chewed their way through the wooden door of a garage they were guarding . 

SHe 'd always been able to disassociate ` work " from pleasure , clients from lovers , but had been worried that the experience of Jahsaxa 's friends mauling hir might have intruded into this objectivity . 

A farmer said that some of his lambs had been horribly mauled at Weathercotes in the spring of 1988 ; there were huge bite marks on the lambs and paw prints nearby . 

A SHARK mauled and killed a 28-year-old surfer on Australia 's Gold Coast yesterday . 

Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario positively demolished her opponents with a ruthlessness reminiscent of Navratilova 's great rival of the 1980's , Chris Evert .

Most important of all was to have a good aim using a short string as this would produce telling hits , quickly demolishing the opponent 's conker .

PRIME TIME -- Mike Tyson in his heyday , mean , moody , and ready to demolish another world title opponent .

After being demolished and outgunned by some indifferent players , he attempted to use the new compounds , but to no avail .

Bob Dwyer , Australia 's coach , watched his side being demolished and tried to explain why Fiji were so much better than the world champions at sevens in contrast to their 15-a-side form .

Sir Patrick Hastings , who was briefed for the defence of Mosley and the others , had little difficulty in demolishing the prosecution case .

First , Leconte demolished Sampras in straight sets before teaming with Guy Forget to administer defeat in the doubles over the American pairing of Ken Flach and Robert Seguso .

They demolished New Zealand 22-6 in the final for their third win in successive years and they effectively became the second underwater sevens champions since Australia in 1983 , the previous ` monsoon " tournament .

He has not won it since he demolished John Parrott in 1989 -- and he has shown a total commitment and desire to lift the trophy at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield on May 4 .

Scudamore has opted for Chatham instead of stablemate Rushing Wild who first sprang to prominence on Gold Cup day 12 months ago when he demolished the opposition in the Foxhunter Challenge Cup .

It was here that Joe Carr demolished the American Bob Cochran for the last of his three victories in 1960 , and a warm welcome awaits Joe , an historic triumph .

They had demolished Leeds in such a pyschologically damaging fashion on Saturday at Maine Road that Howard Wilkinson 's side were steeling themselves for disappointment .

The other semi-final was a much more straightforward affair , with Staffordshire demolishing Buckinghamshire by 148 runs at Walsall .

Two goals just after half-time by Sean McLoughlin and the exciting Ciaran McBride effectively demolished the Monaghan challenge .

On the dock , Tina and her husband , Harry Evans , who was the person who hired me as an editor at Random House and who once demolished me in pingpong in between swimming laps at his health club -- and I 'm a pretty good ping pong player -- were spotted , saying hello or goodbye to this luminary or that one .

Other sports sites pale next to SportsZone , but they still demolish print and TV .

Even though Linux is supposed to demolish Microsoft , the Microsoft Helpdesk , which provides computer assistance to its employees , was surprisingly helpful .

but the easiest thing in the world to write is a villain you get the audience so involved in hating that you scream inside for the hero to demolish him .

You do n't need to play Mike Wallace and demolish Leuchter on camera .

HAMMY McMillan 's Stranraer , the holders , trounced Douglas Drybrough 's Aviemore 10-2 to set the pace in convincing manner in the Bell 's Scottish Championship at Kirkcaldy yesterday .

Gerry Francis , the QPR manager , demanded more steel from his men on the eve of their return to Hillsborough , where they were trounced 4-0 by Sheffield Wednesday in the Coca-Cola Cup three weeks ago .

Holders Oakley were in the driving seat in beating Hillfoot 7-4 while Parkview trounced Bunch of Grapes 7-2 .

Leeds thoroughly trounced the Wombles with two each from Speed and McAllister .

Last November he trounced Mr Wilson at the ballot box , both defeating a budget initiative sponsored by the governor and increasing the number of Democrat assemblymen .

Melrose played six tests up to 1979 after making a magnificent debut when the 1978 Wallabies trounced the All Blacks by a record 30-16 margin in the Third Test at Auckland 's Eden Park .

Just a year ago Australia were defeating England at Twickenham to take the World Cup ; and on Saturday they trounced Ireland by 42-17 in Dublin .

McCulloch , the Scots captain , led from the front with a 21-16 win over Tony Allcock , Alex Marshall trounced Pip Branfield 21-9 and Provan despite dropping a last end five beat John Bell 20-18 .

But the biggest cheer was reserved for old Desert Orchid , who led a parade of former champions and then trounced Grand National hero Mr Frisk in a fun run .

Thus , at the formal level of the debate , on method , Bukharin roundly trounced Preobrazhensky and exposed his opponent 's confused methodological analysis .

Frano Botica scored two tries and four goals as Wigan trounced Halifax 32-8 .

After qualifying for the East semi-finals in impressive style , Essex beat Hertfordshire 3-1 and trounced Cambridgeshire 5-1 in the final , after taking a 2-0 lead at half-time .

THE Everest World Matchplay Championship , restricted to the 12 players who earned most ranking points last season , began at the Brentwood International Centre yesterday with Doug Mountjoy trouncing Willie Thorne 9-2 .

There was also electrical power , though some loose cables sizzled as they whipped about in the rain .

This is a modern version of the Elizabethan ` City " comedy , a panorama of town life , teeming with villains , mugs , lechers and madmen . 

Morton drifted into the grand salon , which was teeming with people . 

Rare blue lizards scurry among the rocks of Petra ; clumps of black lilies grow beside the King 's Highway ; the few oases teem with birds . 

If the Universe is teeming with technological civilizations , why have they not come to visit us ? 

On 23 March 1989 two chemists , Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann , stunned the world with their claim to have harnessed fusion -- the power of the Sun -- in a test tube of water at room temperature . 

He was well known in the Formby area and his death stunned the local community . 

On February 6 , 1958 , Gregg saw many friends and team-mates die in that fateful crash which stunned the nation . 

Dessie , who stunned vets with his amazing recovery , returned to stables in Melton Mowbray , Leics . 

Political leaders were stunned by ITN pictures of starving inmates and beaten bodies . 

BABY kidnapper Caren McSweeney is so stunned by what she did that she has been struck dumb . 

Alan had been too stunned by Ogunbe 's death in the warehouse to do anything but follow Isaac . 

Even with the warning shots of ` wanting to talk about my X-rays " , I was stunned . 

The whole country was stunned and the collective grief is a testimony to his popularity . 

Blues veterans Jimmie Rodgers and Otis Rush both created their own blues magic and surprise guest Buddy Guy stunned the audience with some of his best and most fiery playing to date . 

Australia won the second Test at Melbourne , Bill Bowes stunning the huge crowd by bowling Bradman first ball . 

D Director Woody Allen stunned fans by admitting to an affair with Soon-Yi , 19 , the adopted daughter of actress wife Mia Farrow . 

Ken is one of the few people who can stun me into being ungrammatical . 

Heavy fat bluebottles , so gorged , stunned by the heat that they could barely fly . 

He scrunched his money up again , then went for Henry with both hands . 

Flora blew her nose into the pristine handkerchief , scrunched it into a ball and threw it onto the linoleum floor . 

` Structure " sprays are a sort of setting lotion in natural spray form , allowing permed or curly hair to be scrunched into shape . 

They are smooth and stiff but will serve if I scrunch them up before use . 

When I last looked , Stephen Edell was the Building Society Ombudsman and it may not cheer the Woolwich to know that he will be getting a copy of this . 

` I 've seen 'em loading up the Guineamen ready to sail for Africa , " she said , thrusting away the indignity of being shackled , cheering herself with talk . 

He cheered himself with the thought that there was not ` an idea I 've ever had that I have n't put down on paper . " 

His own followers cheered him repeatedly as the rhetoric boomed out through the slight electronic distortion of the public address systems . 

His father cheered him by ordering copies of large maps of the Holy Land at ten guilders each . 

Jocelyn Strot lives in Birmingham a fact which does little to cheer her . 

Jane was cheered by his sagacity and quick eye for the ridiculous -- a welcome change from pompous people like the Pyglings . 

But he did come upon the little house that was waiting for him , in a clearing in the depths , and was cheered by the lines of yellow light he could see between and under the shutters . 

I was cheered by some superficial damage to the station at Cologne . 

She is slightly cheered by the thought of how little reward they would reap from their dishonesty if all consumers were as moderate as she . 

Blanche was always cheered by such local enthusiasm and efficiency . 

He was visibly cheered by this sign that his instincts were not entirely adrift . 

China has been cheered up by the difficulties the emerging democracies of Eastern Europe face as they try to change their old communist ways . 

I was cheered up by Barbara Amiel 's suggestion ( in the ` Sunday Times " ) that the winners should have a good gloat . 

Alcock was cheered up by a letter from his CO at Mudros telling him the ` Your baby has just been given a new suit of clothes and is learning to walk . 

Always look at the deaths first , they can cheer you up no end . 

I let her play with Radish for a special treat and it cheered her up a lot . 

` I told her you were coming , and I think that cheered her up a bit . " 

Christopher Grier finds that two new London productions cheer and sober in equal measure 

The celibate woman was seen as having been freed from the ` curse of Eve " , to bear children in sorrow and to be under the domination of the male . 

She had borne James three children in the last five years , but none had survived infancy , and she accused him regularly of not trying enough to save them . 

In some cultures , the demands made and penalties imposed by family and society ensure that women will bear many children . 

Mrs. Crawley is the most typical woman of the three discussed -- she looks after her husband , cooks his meals , hardly ever reproaches him and she bore his children -- very admirable and very boring . 

His wife , an Italian American girl , bore him his handicapped daughter Tiffany , now 25 , and his only child . 

In Paris , in March 1881 , she bore him a daughter , who was christened Jeanne-Marie , with the surname of Langtry . 

On the night Hebden decided to change his mind and offer to marry Patricia because she was bearing his baby , that precious son of his had already been aborted from her womb . 

No , there was Tumbleweed asleep under an old army greatcoat , a ladybird ambling about on his twitching nose . 

Kalchu cut and stripped two stalks of maize for Hārkini and L Bah and as they ambled along they chewed them like sugar-cane . 

The men were ambling along , stopping every now and then for rests , biding time until their turn came round . 

They ambled along the riverbank , stopping to eat a few crickets and an earthworm or two . 

Ali hissed at Kate 's camel , which took no notice of him and continued to amble along the rocky bottom of the ravine . 

He eased his horse round and they ambled along the ridge until the ground fell steeply away and a great valley stretched below them , a silver river sketched through it . 

The little man was ambling along in the middle of the street , looking around him with an expression of keen interest . 

In penance she turned her head towards the open window , searching the small groups of people who ambled along the path for a familiar face . 

He sits behind a half screen , perusing the faces of customers as they amble away , their arms full of cans for the road . 

She spotted us at the same time and after a long look , took her offspring and ambled away along the side of the mountain . 

Now the men shook themselves off and ambled back towards their seats . 

He appeared in July ` 85 , ambling down the 18th fairway at Royal St George 's . 

She ambled down roads and along paths that she knew well and she failed to record what she saw . 

He sighed and ambled down the corridor , whistling ` Hi-ho , hi-ho , " under his breath . 

No one in Brussels knew that the French had invaded ; instead they prepared for a duchess 's ball while a fat Prussian major paid for his roast chicken , finished his wine , then ambled slowly northwards . 

Through the candy curtains ambles a tall , solid figure : Sean Connery . 

Peter ambled after them and joined other fathers who would doubtless have to help with bootlaces . 

Old folk ambled , fanning themselves with hats or newspapers , slowing down their progress . 

Isobel looked at the muddle with distaste , then quickly washed her hands , put a kettle of water on the gas stove and assembled cups and saucers on a tray , while Hank ambled curiously around the old-fashioned kitchen . 

Crustaceans are able to amble freely among the anemone 's tentacles because their hard exoskeletons protect them from stings from the nematocysts . 

As each beast ambled at its own pace along a farm track , the team collected its breath with the help of a gas-tight mask and a weather balloon . 

To guarantee integrity and fault tolerance , CA has ambled down the road to Tandem Computer Inc , and is currently in the labs developing a Unicenter version for Tandem 's Guardian , fault-tolerant operating system . 

She seemed to take a fancy to a green patch further into the field and began to amble slowly towards it . 

Intense , novel and variable stimuli are attended to rather than others , whilst regularly repeated stimuli seem to become ignored . 

However strict the instructions about attending to the stimuli , subjects in the control condition might fail to do so . 

If Wishart began talking about painting , he attended for five minutes , then deflected the conversation with ` Do tell me about last night 's sailor . " 

He attended without wavering as she took him round to the head of the little dale , above the cottage , pointing out the hare 's field below them as they went . 

A nearby car blared its horn loudly and , to Jessamy 's intense relief , Julius seemed to get control over himself again very rapidly , steering them back on to a straight course . 

Trams rattled , taxis blared their horns , and everywhere skyscrapers rose like jagged teeth to touch the azure sky . 

Car horns were blared for minutes on end , headlights were flashed , people danced and sang and shouted , " The Shah is gone . 

At first the going was so firm that they could travel comfortably at 50 miles per hour , but then they had to head north and traverse what is known as the Grand Sea Erg . 

Once , when traversing the United States by plane we were informed by the stewardess : ` We shall be landing momentarily in Chicago . " 

Neither prayers nor demonstrations halted the advance of the pestilence , which traversed the country from Glasgow , where 3,200 died , to Exeter , where there were 400 deaths . 

You can not traverse staircases safely in anything other than well-fitting slippers . 

The EC is broadly agreed to end the European single market in waste , wherein toxic materials traverse Europe in the search for the cheapest and least-regulated outlet , but can not agree on how to do it . 

From here you can choose either peak as your first , complete the ridge and return to the same point at the river , but it 's recommended that you traverse east to west taking in Sgurr Thuilm as Munro number one . 

He knew the fish was doomed Methodically , he began to splash up and down the large pool almost falling several times as he traversed the uneven sandy bottom . 

As a result , no port would offer the boat shelter , and it ceaselessly traverses the Cape , seeking safe harbour . 

53 voluntary local trainers traversed the country , covering a total of 220 groups , giving guidance in letter writings , lobbying , and running meetings ; 

Climb up about 10ft ( 3m ) to traverse the large , horizontal crack leftwards ( Friend protection ) . 

He traversed the first quad , its flagstones dented by seven centuries of learning , entered the slightly less ancient quad that lay beyond and ascended to Dr Ockleton 's rooms . 

Somehow he had traversed the latest scorching zone , feeling that he was being utterly consumed . 

The world 's largest coral system is traversed by hundreds of vessels each year . 

Given the miles of corridor which had to be traversed , this essential commodity left the kitchens boiling but often arrived either tepid or cold . 

This hole , which runs parallel to the 10th , is not that long ( 420 yards ) , but that downhill run of nearly 60 feet now has to be traversed in the opposite direction . 

There are only a few passes which remain open all year , although many smaller routes can be traversed freely throughout the summer months . 

Boots are the only sensible footgear for this expedition , which in places traverses rough and rocky ground . 

When I did finally traverse the hills it was on a spring day of constantly changing conditions , all of them chilly . 

Long distance convoys from America and the U.K. traversed thousands of miles through hostile waters to converge in the Atlantic and land the assault forces directly on to the beaches of Morocco and Algeria . 

Enjoying every minute of it we traversed right along a wide ledge sparkling with quartz crystals to an impasse , where the way ahead was stopped by a vertical wall suspended over immense space . 

The landscape traversed by the Turners is in a sense a literary one ( hence indicators like Poe Cove ) , but Barth is also careful to specify their seamanship with realistic accuracy . 

At one point I traversed from the red bolts ( off route ) to the green bolts ( also off route ) without finding the silver bolts I was supposed to be on . 

Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port they traversed from top to bottom , coming into the town through the Porte Saint-Jacques and leaving it again some four or five hundred yards lower down , through the Porte d'Espagne . 

Roads much traversed in the Civil War or in the invasion of Poland , like those of Belorussia , deteriorated from use by military vehicles . 

I traversed delicately into it and then swung into a frighteningly wide bridge . 

Cross the stream and traverse past the barrier cliffs until an easy , slabby buttress/rake and scree lead to the foot of the cliff ( 2 hours ) . 

Abseiling back down I notice that Katie , my wife , is traversing towards our gear at the base of the crag . 

Guitarist Paul Leary Walthall is a virtuoso of abjection just as Hendrix was of free flight , his domain the sewer rather than the firmament which Jimi traversed like a comet . 

Personalities vary , but typically he will be guided as much by intuition and personal judgment as by precept or regulation as he surveys the political landscape he must traverse before reaching his destination . 

Out west on Garbh Bheinn , Ardgour , Rab had a good day with his wife Chris , climbing the crack in the headwall left of Kelpie ( one of Murray Hamilton 's two unreported E6's in Scotland ) , gained by traversing along the half height ledge from the left . 

I often use this route as an approach to Shining Clough Rocks by contouring eastwards from the top of the ravine across open moorland , eventually traversing around the headwall of Shining Clough to the impressive crags themselves . 

He swung the binoculars towards the ranks of spectators on either side of the 18th fairway , and slowly traversed back to the tee . 

Take the crack through these then traverse delicately leftwards to reach a good ledge . 

Considerable though the distance was across the metropolis , I sensed that the cultural and historical boundaries we traversed were of far greater significance . 

Labour has been feeling its way since Major 's election , as if the corridor it was traversing was suddenly plunged into darkness . 

Here they huddle together for comfort in their unaccustomed surroundings . 

Theda huddled against the bedhead , drawing the covers up and over her breasts , as she watched him tidy his clothes and wrap the wrecked neckcloth carelessly about his throat . 

When it rains they huddle against the building , leave the objects on blankets or broken up cardboard boxes , only to return to selling when the rain stops . 

Vagabonds huddle in the gaps between empty buildings , the fine stucco boasted by their Dutch merchant builders lying like pebbles on the pavements . 

He was talking to himself as she approached and when he saw her he immediately huddled further into the doorway . 

Dry-eyed , shivering , in spite of the hazy sun , she huddled on the bench in a silent agony of grief too frozen for tears . 

His soothing voice reduced her screams to a quieter moaning , and she huddled on the floor against the bed in a pathetic foetal position . 

By common consent they sat down on the wet seat of ` Traveller 's Rest " , huddled under the umbrella , and stared out across the city . 

We huddled with the Germans , and I kept my jacket hood over my head and we waited till the courier had pushed her way through . 

Rozanov removed his parka then hid his face behind the Guardian .

They hid the grave so that we could n't give the bodies a proper burial .

But their ` disarmament policy " mainly amounted to asking the warlords to hide their battlewagons and anti-aircraft guns in the bush .

It had been Mme Guérigny 's and Montaine 's intimacy with the creatures of the forest that had given them the idea of hiding their deserter in the cave .

Adam grabbed Billie and hid her behind the Audi , glad that he 'd chosen a four-wheel-drive Quattro .

A commuter train , a stop at each station , all seats taken by the grey-suited men who hid from each other behind their newspapers and the film of cigarette and pipe smoke .

My mother would hide his food from us at the bottom of one of the holes in the oven .

He could hide behind the door and club them down one by one when they came in .

Before the children arrive , hide various items around the room and , if it 's a nice day , around the garden .

` Well , they have to hide the Cruise missiles somewhere , " I said , zipping up my fleece-lined leather jacket against the rain which had started coming down in ominous big spits .

I do n't know … it sort of hardens , like a shell or something and you can hide inside it and nobody can get at you .

The woman who was supposed to be hunting him seemed all the more dangerous because her face had been hidden in the photograph .

He did n't put the key in his pocket , but hid it in the plant pot next to the door .

These laughing men were not laughing any more ; dreadful shameful thoughts were hidden behind their eyes , and she was far from help .

They had wanted no part of the terror and the bloodshed , and they had hidden in the mountains and the caves and the remote Northern Isles .

She was scared of what might be hiding in the shadows but she was terrified of her subconscious .

In addition , the lower-income households are far less likely to have a telephone -- and at the same time are less likely to have a car .

Let ministers of local churches have copies as a good exercise in public relations and also just in case they have new members of their flock inquiring about schools in the area .

He said , " I hate to have to ask , but could you let me have the twenty pounds ?

Morocco had no oil and Hassan by contrast was dependent on support from the Saudi and , until rather recently , from the Shah himself .

But the manager knows that he has no money to spend on new players . "

Of course I know all that 's no reason why I ca n't have a bike .

She eats cold babyfood because her father Steve , who cares for her , has no cooking facilities .

His eyes blinked violently in a spasm that screwed up his face in rapid jerks . 

She could feel them welling up behind her eyes , and she blinked rapidly , trying to refocus on how much she hated him instead of how much he was hurting her . 

Rabbits ( and humans for that matter ) blink their eyes in response to an air puff directed towards the cornea . 

Cranston blinked to hide his tears and grinned over at Athelstan . 

He blinked to make sure he was n't dreaming , but the Bookman was still standing there when he opened his eyes . 

It seems to us so extraordinary , yet the storyteller does not blink an eyelid . 

Over on one side , Lars Ulrich blinked his fashionably painted eyelids whilst he calculated moments of inertia and angular velocities on the wax tablet he always carried with him . 

She blinked at me for a minute or two and then said , ` Aliens ! " 

The question was direct and he blinked for a moment before answering : ` Yes , " he said , ` honestly yes , I will . 

He blinked up at her from his grimy face , and said flatly , ` Ha'p'orth . " 

The old man blinks up through milky , uncomprehending eyes as the father , leaning over the table on knuckled hands , spits out his loathing in a voice too low to be overheard . 

Lisa blinked up at him , for a moment wondering if he was joking , but there was not a shadow of humour in the dark eyes that met her own . 

Gimmelmann blinked around the table , nodding greetings to Richard and Penny . 

The old man blinked rapidly , which Wycliffe was soon to recognise as a substitute for nodding . 

Lin Foh blinked , quite astonished at being spoken to so sharply . 

After staring for a moment , Schaffer straightened and blinked . 

Sophie blinked , startled at the way in which Helen had read her thoughts . 

It was more , she blinked her eyes , as if roused out of a coma . 

Control : Remove and burn infected leaves , ventilate freely and spray the plant with Boots garden Fungicide or Supercarb . 

He agrees to cover the garbage with sand and to spray the area with chemicals to kill the flies and mosquitoes . 

The seeds of further sexual confusion were sown by the custom , in the cinemas of Wellington , Shropshire , where I lived , of spraying the audience with perfumed deodorant during the intervals . 

Consider spraying your carpets with stain-retardant which coats the fibres and makes them more resistant to dirt and spills . 

Martin Kippenberger has inset ` My Last Will and Testament " , a plain white canvas , flush with the wall ; and Martin Gostner has sprayed a column with transparent glue , sticky but invisible . 

However , to date , the best method I have tried is to spray the lengths of yarn with silicone spray . 

Yanto had just taken a swig of cider , and instantly sprayed a dozen regulars as the uncontrollable spasm of laughter erupted . 

If this is the cause try spraying the trees at petal fall with borax solution . 

Dilute 2 UNC oz of borax in 5gals of water , using the solution to spray the foliage . 

A packed restaurant was sprayed with glass at the £300m Lakeside Shopping Centre in Thurrock , Essex . 

SIXTEEN police officers were hurt , including seven sprayed with CS gas , and 51 people were arrested at an acid house party , police said yesterday . 

Times Beach unwittingly became contaminated ten years ago , when trucks sprayed the town 's unpaved streets with waste oil containing dioxin , an extremely toxic byproduct of a common herbicide . 

They have thus become the animal equivalents of the plants which are force-fed with artificial fertilizers and sprayed with herbicides and pesticides . 

Organically farmed crops are not sprayed with any chemical pesticides and are not treated with nitrogen , potassium or phosphate fertilisers . 

The next remark was hissed directly into Robert 's ear , and Robert felt his neck lightly sprayed with saliva . 

He explained without the slightest embarrassment , and while he did so he looped lengths of the rope clothes ' line by his feet .

Let me go , and if I run my head into a hornet 's nest you may disown me . " 

I remember falling upstairs , carrying a glass test tube and running the glass into my hand . 

I was down in the workshops and I 've run a great splinter into my thumb . " 

Unlike Henry , I have no intention of running my head into that particular noose . 

A young woman ran a pushchair into the back of her legs painfully and , when Meredith turned round , treated her to a furious glare which clearly said she had no business to be in the way . 

NOW that the Queen has agreed to pay tax can we concentrate on scuttling the creaky old royal yacht , running the royal train into the buffers and grounding the Queen 's flight ? 

The word is that the usurper , or those acting in his name , have sent out a call for all Scots lords and landed men to repair there , to Annan , to do homage to him . 

The latter were forced to repair to the waiting area where they enviously sipped ginger beer while waiting their turn and watching the old horses pull the machines into the water , one after another . 

To do the Cafe Posta properly , one repairs to the antique-filled back room ; front parlour strictly for tourists . 

Two of the cast fainted and most of the rest repaired to the nearest bar . 

Shortly they 'll both repair to the bedroom for another three minute interview break . 

The service over , Joshua repaired to the clinically clean Gents . 

He repaired to his kitchen area , flagrantly disregarding the woman who was being sick three rows behind the two men . 

He and Sergeant Joe , having met in Petticoat Lane and having talked , repaired to a pub and had a long and very friendly conversation . 

Fishermen would repair to the woods to cut hazel and withies to make or mend their pots , then set out in their small boats to their chosen ` grounds " to drop the pots . 

The first time they said that the foetus had detached itself from the placenta , and the second time they said I had a weak cervix because it dilated too early . 

A substance , histamine , is produced by injured cells ; it causes capillaries in the area to dilate thus bringing greatly increased amounts of blood to the site of injury . 

If it is hungry , the moment the food dish appears the animal 's pupils will dilate . 

Churchill 's nostrils dilated as he took in all that he had been told . 

Saliva dries up , the pupils dilate , and many , many hormones are secreted into his bloodstream . 

` I 'm a Time Lord , remember ? " he whispered back , keen to make sure none of the others overheard him . 

I was frightened for her and frantically worried , " remembers Rosemerry , who also had her elder daughter , Rosalind , now 17 , to look after . 

` If she could sniff something she would , " remembers Brian Crowley , Kirsty 's foster dad . 

` I was 11 when I started saving pennies to buy my first guitar " , remembers Miguel . 

She remembered that Bridget had put a couple of bottles of white in the freezer compartment at the last minute . 

I remembered that Carolyn Henderson had recommended the use of a formula , in the November edition of Today 's Horse , for approximating a horse 's weight . 

Is their failure to remember dreams on waking up in the morning because they " really " do n't dream , or is it because they fail to remember them ? 

Many of these men became local characters , if only remembered for their nicknames and their prowess in drinking . 

You know Lee , I ca n't remember his name , but I know him , yeah ? 

It can be surprisingly hard to remember quite obvious things afterwards . 

After all that , remember one thing : the faster you can run , the more likely you are to escape . 

CALL ME old , call me antiquated , but I remember a time when The Railway Children were , if not quite press darlings , then at least going on the occasional date with the media . 

I keep thinking I 'll end it , then we go to bed together one last time and I remember all the good times and I ca n't let go . 

The drive was much longer than she remembered , and by the time she reached the lane , her sandals had grit in them , and her hair was quite wet . 

After that race his family remembers him coming home with badly bruised and torn feet and looking like a skeleton . 

As it turned out , the police officer concerned told us that , provided the details Carol remembered under hypnosis tallied precisely with the details she had given immediately after the crime , there would be no problem . 

It was the next hour or two that he remembered with such intensity . 

I ca n't remember Nick 's exact words but Ray 's comment inspired him more than upset him . 

You remember the words of Our Lord , ` I shall not leave thee nor forsake thee . " 

His father was the same , and his father before him , as I remember it . " 

When the cup was broken , they would remember it being on the table , but when it was on the table , they would not remember it being on the floor . 

She said : “ I remember it very clearly because they were such a beautiful couple . 

From this period onwards she adopted a distinctive dress and was always remembered for her lace mantilla , her plain sandals , and her austerely simple clothes . 

I always remember like I were only little but I remember these things you know . 

If I remember rightly West Brom should have thrashed Stoke really ( based on their current form ) . 

` People should remember alcohol is dangerous whether you drink it in the pub or at the Christmas carol concert . " 

I remember we went up to Euston together one Saturday morning , very excited , to buy the ticket in advance . 

Until now reconnaisance pilots , because their hands and eyes are fully occupied , have had to remember what they see and compile reports later . 

After they had gone , he said , he could n't remember whether they 'd said goodbye ; whether they had wrapped their arms around their children for a last loving embrace . 

It was some time since she and Papa had played one of their fierce games ; he never gave quarter to anyone , but she thought that she could remember what he had taught her . 

` I can not remember where the money went , " Saadoum quoted the official as saying . 

` Your age has nothing to do with it , " George said , and then remembered to add , ` Not that you look it . " 

Remember to include your address and a daytime phone number , where possible . 

Remember to save it as plain text - you will get all sorts of interesting error messages if you do n't . 

I remember being amazed at the size of the placenta , which resembled a football and the lack of discomfort which accompanied its arrival . 

The memory of that game brought Ginny back to Johnny Redburn : the last time Ginny remembered playing it was when he and his wife came to stay in August 1964 . 

` It was a fantastic experience , and I remember taking a photograph of Harold Abrahams at the start of the 100 metres race that he won . 

` I can remember writing an extravagant critique of ` Cinderella Rockefeller' " . 

We fly across the world without a thought for Orville Wright , and whoever remembers Daguerre when taking their holiday snaps ? 

( For example , if you dream of having a novel published , remember yourself scribbling away as an adolescent , or having a poem published in the school magazine , or simply reading novels . 

I remember a cinema full of screaming kids giving the ` fuck off " V sign to a newsreel of Winston Churchill giving his ` victory " V sign . 

I remember dad running after me and having a long conversation trying to make me understand . " 

` I will remember Suzanne as a child who was always there for me . " 

As one who knew her and her husband only a little , I remember her as a vivacious lady of beauty and charm who worked throughout her life for many good causes . 

About twenty per cent of those who went to the revival ( now to become an annual event ) remembered the tradition from prewar days . 

There must be dozens of people still alive who remember the transmissions from their youth or childhood in the early 1920s . 

Chesarynth remembered her first awe at the township of Ecoville . 

I remember him outside the front door , getting out of the taxi . 

[ Remember this definition by " equating " sf T with in your mind . } 

I remember this sign for when a small boy , I was puzzled as to what Tylees could have to do with the sea . 

I remembered them from when Alice -- the wraith-like girl in the rep -- had showed me similar ones . 

I remember you from when I was a kid , back in the days when you do n't remember me . " 

Jack too felt a painful void -- ` one remembers his old happy days , especially his puppyhood , with an ache " , and for Minto it was grief ` as if for a human being " . 

I remember a short , rhythmically complex passage patiently unpicked and reconstituted over half an hour . 

` Do you remember the zestfulness of Chartreuse Julep , iced and minted ? " 

In the UK the pre-take off checks are standardised and remembered by the mnemonic CBSIFTCB . 

It is chiefly remembered by the SAS because they could swim in ` Cleopatra 's Pool " , a large basin supplied by a spring . 

His late father Gordon Wood , will be well remembered by an earlier generation . 

Keld , like Thwaite , is a sleepy little place and will be forever remembered by me as the milkless village . 

1992 will be remembered by the consultancy arm for many projects , including the successful completion of the aircraft hangars at St Athan , Cardiff , and the buildings at Lower Shakespeare Cliff for TML . 

Bith remembered a nearly forgotten , seldom-told belief that , although Gnome was an acquired taste amongst giants , they would occasionally serve it at very special occasions . 

I ca n't remember everything exactly -- there are already large gaps in the tying in of facts and diagnosis . 

Remember the value of getting to know your lender and keeping them informed . 

Unlike some young people , pensioners can remember exactly what happened under the previous Labour Government . 

Mandy would remember exactly whom she had left her cousin with , and when Charity did n't appear at their cabin she would probably chortle with devilish delight , roll over and go to sleep . 

I just seem to remember vaguely that she 's about twenty-five or six , about five five , hundred and fifteen pounds all where they 're supposed to be , hair that looks like somebody grabbed a handful of stardust and smoothed it over her head . 

He remembers vaguely about all this from when he was living in the country . 

Attempts to illustrate their size tend to stupefy rather than enlighten . 

Caringolat and the other tutors at Por Tanssie would surely have been stupefied by such a lewd spectacle . 

The Supreme Court is studying whether growing marijuana for personal use is legal , after a regional court stupefied authorities last year by saying it is .

Examples of franglais which they find particularly monstrous are , I hear , to be condemned to a newly created `` Musée des horreurs . ''

If anyone finds the above paragraph startling , you 're welcome to write to me for clarification .

She 'd had to buy all her guides Coca Cola from guiding funds , and send them home early in a hired bus in case they electrocuted themselves storming the gates of Eldercombe Manor in search of Dancer . 

He kept her prisoner in her own home and threatened to electrocute her on a sunbed and burn her with an iron . 

And in years gone by , I understand that some of it was used to electrocute the criminals . 

Cough up for greater acceleration , increased top speed , improved shocks for a smoother ride ( pity -- I hoped they 'd electrocute your opponents ! ) , and snazzier tyres for better off-road-holding . 

They wired a barricade of steel chairs and bedsteads to the mains after seeing a film in which the victim is electrocuted the same way . 

A plain-clothes policeman attached to the drug squad had been accidentally electrocuted by a Fender Stratocaster , while trying to arrest the guitar 's owner . 

Householders are being warned to take special care when buying second hand electrical goods after a housewife was electrocuted by a washing machine . 

A BRITISH Rail supervisor was taken to hospital with leg injuries after he was electrocuted on the track . 

Meh'Lindi , I need to confide what I learned in that conclave … ’

` Nevertheless , when it comes to his own undergarments , her spouse is more circumspect and Miss Hall confides that ` he wo n't wear boxer shorts .

Judith had once confided that she too had an uncertain grasp of the past , though she 'd been drunk at the time , and had denied it vehemently when he 'd raised the subject again .

Only the grandmother seemed above it all , but in private she confided that the atmosphere of bickering recrimination made her feel sad and insecure .

When I was about II , my mother bashfully confided to me that " babies came out of their mummies ' tummies " !

He had lit and extinguished the lamps of Bermondsey for over thirty years , and now , she confided to her friends in vexation , he was going to be under her feet .

Over the next few days he was never out of the press and in one emotional moment he confided to a journalist that he felt betrayed by Scotland .

Gloomily he confided to his diary , ` Too great a task , undertaken with inadequate reserves . "

` I am not really me , " he had confided to Robert a few months ago , as the two were on a bus , on their way to the Megabowl in Kingston .

` Sixty-seven years old , " she confides to Becky , shaking her head , ` and my sister Minna still forgets she should n't speak with her mouth full . "

Dr Spilsby had confided to Theda his belief that the end could not now be far distant .

Flying back from Algeria , he confided to Louis Terrenoire that the idea of finding a non-FLN third force with whom to strike a deal was now out of the question .

In the MORI survey only 13% of incontinent people had ever confided their problem to their spouse .

It occurred to Karelius to wonder whether the fräulein made a practice of confiding her problems to everyone as readily as in this instance .

` She 's a good girl , " he confided , offering the plate to Lucinda .

Unfortunately he could not confide this knowledge to his upper-management team and so he had to allow his upper-management team to think he was losing his grip .

The renegade comes slinking in and simperingly confides to the general his ability to lead his security forces to Sister Chiang .

` Your uncle , for his own reasons , confided something to Francis and Francis is dead .

Daphne treated them all with the same disdain , confiding in me that her one true love was still serving on the Western Front -- not that she once mentioned his name in my presence .

The jury heard how in January last year , Paula had confided in a friend about her husband 's relationship .

And after their lengthy and intimate chat , he confided in a naval colleague that ` at the earliest opportunity " he would visit Janet 's shop in Beauchamp Place around the corner from Harrods .

Maybe if she confided in Kelly about her background , the other woman would be more understanding , Shannon thought ruefully .

But unusually the daughter was able to confide in her grandmother :

When she first confided the name of her secret love to a friend she said : ` You 'll never believe it , but it 's David Mellor .

He had told Amy none of this but would have happily confided had she shown the least interest .

A monk , especially a recluse like Hopkins , would have few friends and would scarcely confide in his brothers at Glastonbury .

By the end of 1937 , Gilbert Murray himself , now committed to rearmament , was confiding privately : ` We are no longer a peace Party opposing a Jingo party .

He learned quickly -- a vital quality , as Roosevelt had confided little in his Vice-President , and Truman knew few details of government policy .

` Aah doubts but it 's the galloping consumption , " his mother had confided tearfully .

After six drinks the housekeeper confided in Paula , gave her the new address .

In spite of being informed about the widespread criticism of his speech , he confided to his aide-de-camp that " the army can do nothing against me " .

Certainly , a director of a major British museum confided to this paper that he wished museums were linked to education rather than the new multibranched Ministry of National Heritage .

She had confided this to Liz in a tearful moment , not long after Jonathan had run off with the Williams girl .

Apparently his ` lover " , the erstwhile Angel of Charles , Miss Farrah Fawcett , has confided in a ` pal " : ` I 'm ashamed of the way he 's let himself go .

During the weeks directly afterwards he confided his distress in Keith Gregory and it established a strong bond between them .

` I was into assisting private enterprise at that time , " Coetzee confides disarmingly .

Sister Cooney sensed that he was about to confide something that he might later regret .

Each night the Falcons depart from over 130 major market areas , jetting packages to a computerised sorting centre at Memphis , where they are sorted at the rate of 10,000 per hour .

Gently , Valence jetted the two suits back down to the training deck .

Anyone could be arrested and accused of communist sympathies ; such a person would be tried by a special court consisting of four judges from which no appeal was allowed . 

In all 646 soldiers and civilians were arrested and accused of supporting the rebellion . 

Maldom Bada Abbas , who was both Interior Minister and vice-president of the ruling Patriotic Salvation Movement ( MPS ) , was arrested and accused of attempting a coup . 

Opposition members accuse the council of acting purely ideologically , following party dogma . 

The Iraqi government has accused Iran of arming the mujaheddin and sending Iranian Revolutionary Guards , disguised as Iraqis , across the frontier to fight . 

He accused the Conservatives of attempting to duck responsibility for the recession they had created . 

` People accuse us of being a chain hotel with a standardised product , but we believe our staff do make a difference , and that our systems should never be unwieldy . " 

Although this is also true , we might not be surprised if the judge interrupted this witness and accused her of being facetious , or told her not to waste time . 

UNITA accused the government of using chemical bombs in the eastern province of Moxico , and said that at least 500 civilians were killed there between May 1 and 13 . 

A BANK accused a man of using his hole-in-the-wall cash card to defraud it of hundreds of pounds -- even though he did not know his personal number . 

In the first personalized attack of the Iraqi media campaign Al-Thawra , the newspaper of the ruling Baath Party , accused Shaikh Sabah of working as a US agent . 

But Labour 's front bench energy spokesman Frank Dobson accused ministers of a humiliating climbdown , after being caught with ` their hands in the till " . 

As the implications of Labour 's defeat sank in , some left-wingers were already calling on him to quit , accusing him of depriving Labour of pure socialism , introducing ` designer " socialism instead . 

He 's had a lifelong fight with feminists who accuse him of extreme male chauvinism and damaging their dignity . 

When the police called in the boys ' parents , one of them accused Mr Wisson of kidnapping . 

But the plan has drawn criticism from the Palestinians ' Arab peace talks partners , who accuse Arafat of lack of consultation , and from hardline Palestinian groups who denounce it as a sell . 

I refer to you editorial in the January Canoeist ; here you accuse the Australian government of racism . 

Yet , Lord Taylor accuses newspapers of slanting accounts of sentences , of failing to convey salient facts . 

If a cat kills a mouse we may feel sorry for the mouse but we no longer accuse the cat of wickedness . 

The Defence and Public Security Minister , Gen. Rene Emilio Ponce , had accused the FMLN on July 28 of deliberately delaying their demobilization . 

Details of the inquiries are confidential , but the British Field Sports Society has accused the League Against Cruel Sports of desperation tactics . 

In a report published on April 13 , 1989 , the World Wide Fund for Nature ( WWF ) accused Japan as the world 's biggest timber importer of accelerating the destruction of the world 's rainforests . 

A member of the Princess Royal 's team accused the men from the Star of playing out of order . 

One of the men accused of murdering a police informer has accused detectives in the case of being unprofessional , incompetent , corrupt and dishonest 

Georgia has accused Russian troops in Abkhazia of backing separatists who were driven back after trying to storm the regional capital Sukhumi this week . 

Summoned before the Protector , Simpson boldly accused him to his face of treason , for taking the government upon himself . 

She 'd fled , but not before he 'd accused her with brutish , angry words of a number of character and personality deficiencies , the greatest of which appeared to be her total inability to appreciate the finer qualities of Marcus Pritchard . 

Although each side accused the other with ceasefire violations throughout May , observers noted a definite lull in the fighting . 

He presided over a pre-trial review when it was decided not to go ahead with a case against a babysitter accused of assaulting seven children . 

The 17-year-old youth , who can not be named for legal reasons , faced Warrington magistrates , accused with murdering his mother on October 28 and her mother two days later at their home in the Cheshire town . 

Being accused of not having a sense of humour is a terrible insult . " 

Sir Hal alleged that Sir Patrick urged him not to produce documents which could have cleared businessmen accused of illegally exporting weapons . 

She had been arrested on April 14 , accused of " anti-socialist propaganda and illegal transfer of documents abroad " . 

Accused by Alex Brown of using the OFT as a smokescreen to hide behind , Mr Lang said : ` Absolutely not . 

Now you 're accused by these people of cruelty , of neglect , should n't you be listening ? 

Twamley then came in from the backyard and when accused by Riley , he denied it , offering also to be searched . 

Cases like this , along with the many reports we read about innocent parents accused by the social services of child abuse , make parents frightened to lay a single finger on their children . 

EL SALVADOR 'S right-wing parties over the weekend forced through a controversial amnesty for army and rebel chiefs accused by a UN commission of human rights atrocities during 12 years of civil war . 

The two Libyan nationals accused by the US and UK of the Libya bombing are alleged to have committed what would amount to offences under the Montreal Convention . 

The example of the bewildered , middle-aged lady accused of shoplifting was mentioned more than once in the interviews as the sort of person who needed help and made the scheme worthwhile . 

A high court judge has halted the trial of two veteran peace campaigners accused of springing soviet spy George Blake from prison in 1966 . 

The three companies and eight of the defendants were also accused on four counts of fraudulently inducing purchases of shares in Blue Arrow and NatWest Investment Bank , County NatWest Securities and UBS Phillips & Drew Securities . 

Defence Minister Moshe Arens accused the Fatah affiliated Black Panther group of carrying out the attack . 

A TV documentary last night accused Marktrace Projects Ltd , formerly of West Street , Middlesbrough , of defrauding the Ghanaian Government . 

Kinison was often accused of spreading hate , although Hicks himself employs far more gentle tactics . 

They have also been accused of competing with wild owls for food , and of introducing genetic differences into the wild gene pool . 

Shadow Education Secretary , Jack Straw has accused Cabinet Ministers of hypocrisy for sending their children to private schools . 

If both remain silent , or each accuses the other , it is impossible in law to obtain a conviction against either . 

In the end I got moved into a single cell : apparently a lot of this girl 's stuff went missing and she practically accused me . 

Since the 1975 -1990 civil war , car bombings have all but disappeared as the government has restored authority across much of the country and disarmed Muslim and Christian militias .

He said it was crucial to disarm rebel militias and to stop raids on federal troops .

The government began trying to disarm militants after the October 1993 slaying of the country 's Hutu lader , President Melchior Ndadaye , in a failed military coup .

The rebels have said they will not disarm until Russian troops have left Chechnya .

Israel wants Arafat to disarm his opponents , try suspects in attacks against Israel in military courts and extradite some Palestinians wanted for killing Israelis , Dromi said .

A U.S.-led multinational force disarmed and disbanded the Haitian army , and returned Aristide in triumph in October .

U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher called Arafat and asked that he disarm the militants , Palestinian officials said .

Senate hearings on the case in 1983 produced dramatic testimony that Soto Arrivi and Dario Rosado were disarmed by police and shot at point blank range .

After the U.S.-led troops disarmed the army , the exiled Aristide returned in October 1994 .

Britain also insists on an IRA pledge to disarm before Sinn Fein can join .

JERUSALEM ( AP ) --- Yasser Arafat 's security chiefs said Wednesday they would disarm underground gunmen in West Bank areas that come under their control and that 93 vigilantes have already handed over their weapons .

Britain says Sinn Fein must agree to disarm their movement in advance of broader discussions , because pro-British locals wo n't negotiate with a party keeping guns and bombs `` under the table . ''

A 7,460-strong U.N. peacekeeping force was supposed to have disarmed the rebels in June .

`` Undoubtedly , Israel 's attempts to disarm the Arabs aims at weakening the Arabs , to drag them into more concessions in lands and rights and to impose its conditions on them , '' Tishrin added .

The Russian troops , sent into the Caucasus Mountain republic a week ago , had been dug in outside Grozny while Moscow gave Dudayev until midnight Saturday to disarm his forces .

`` The Palestinian Authority must decide to disarm the terrorists or risk endangering its authority . ''

Illegal bands will be disarmed , and in the event of resistance , destroyed . ''

The United Nations estimates there are about 60,000 rebels to be disarmed .

Palestinian police commanders have said Hamas and Islamic Jihad only had about 150 armed fighters who could easily be disarmed by Arafat 's 9,000 troops equipped with 7,000 assault rifles and pistols and 120 machine guns .

Gaza 's police chief , Brig. Gen. Nasr Yousef , has said his men could easily disarm the underground gunmen .

Romanov , who has played a leading role in peace talks , said such `` terrorist '' attacks give him the right to forcefully disarm rebel fighters .

Some 70,000 UNITA combatants have disarmed under peace accords overseen by the United Nations .

The peacekeepers have disarmed militiamen under a peace plan signed in Nigeria in August .

Britain has insisted those talks wo n't happen until the IRA agrees to begin disarming under international supervision .

Senate hearings on the case in 1983 produced dramatic testimony that Arnaldo Dario Rosado , 18 and Carlos Soto Arrivi , 24 , were disarmed by police and shot at point blank range .

There are just 79 Ukrainian peacekeepers in Zepa , many of them disarmed by government defenders trying to augment their own arsenal .

He said they should have been disarmed by the multinational forces in Haiti .

On Sunday , masked commandos disarmed the guard at the tax building in the northern port of Bastia and set off a blast that collapsed a wing of the multi-story structure .

Boimatov 's force disarmed the guards at the town 's huge aluminum factory and seized more than 100 guns from them .

Aristide said it was an assassination perpetrated by former Haitian soldiers who should have been disarmed by the multinational army in Haiti .

Yegorov said that unless Chechen forces disarm by midnight Saturday , `` a missile unit will deliver a missile blow at strategic facilities in Grozny . ''

DUBLIN , Ireland --- Sinn Fein , the IRA 's political ally , appears before an international commission on how to disarm paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland .

American soldiers and Marines disarmed and dismantled the 7,500-member army , paving the way for the victorious return October of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide last October .

Yeltsin sent an estimated 10,000 to 40,000 soldiers into Chechnya on Dec. 11 to disarm separatists .

Coward said it appeared a number of them had been disarmed , but that quite a few peacekeepers inside the base still had their weapons .

Meanwhile Thursday , French special forces killed one gunman and disarmed another in a tough NATO response to recent sniping at Alliance troops in Serb-held Sarajevo .

Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres has told Arafat he must disarm the group and arrest its leaders if he wants to remain a credible peace partner .

The Trustee referred him to the Blue Triangle where he consulted Goodwill 's Career Academy staff for job search assistance .

All children who attend the camp are referred by social workers , doctors , teachers , counselors , and other professionals .

True , one can find different from , etc. , in an entry so headed , but for absolute constructions one is referred to an entry called `` Covered with onions , relish , and ketchup , I ate a hotdog at the ball-park . ''

We hope that you send your response to us as soon as possible because if you fail to respond until the expiry date of the foremost package , we may refer the package to the West Africa Commission for Welfare as the package those not have a return address..

refunded after sending alot of money to scammers , he told me to refer my case to the Nigerian senate House where he was also refunded with apology fee .

We report the results of a review of cases undertaken to determine the prevalence of abnormal liver function tests ( LFTs ) and liver disease in patients with 1°SS referred to a tertiary care center and the association of abnormal LFTs with other systemic features and autoimmunity markers of 1°SS .

Now that the probe has found evidence contradicting Bakaly 's denial , Starr is referring his findings to the Justice Department .

GAO will refer any person who wants a copy of a request letter to the Member who submitted it .

Eligible dyads that were potential study subjects were initially identified by hospice admission staff and referred to the Research Assistant ( RA ) , a trained nursing data collector , at the beginning of each day .

They sleep in the same room with each other , and look beautiful when I am putting them to bed , jumping and hopping about quite naked , rejoicing in the freedom of no clothes . 

Because of their lethal defence system , these small frogs are able to live bold , untroubled lives on the forest floor , hopping about conspicuously with bright colours advertising their presence . 

` I do n't see why we have to be so careful ? " she said , still hopping about . 

Although it was late , the Loulou boys were still hopping about . 

Hop across from Poole and spend the day exploring St Helier , or further afield , if you take the car for £25 return . 

Mildred hopped inside and was picked up by Maud , who took her over to Enid . 

Silence , so long that the robin hopped right into the room and onto the table where the breakfast lay , barely touched . 

Our breath made huge clouds of steam which hid our faces as we talked , and we hopped about and shrugged elaborately to ward off the penetrating fingers of cold that probed at our necks and hands . 

The umpires looked very big and the ten- and eleven-year-old schoolboys very small , like squat white fleas that stayed still or suddenly hopped about and often fell over . 

` It was like a cock-sparrow hopping about by the side of a dinosaur . 

Blackbirds , sparrows , robins , and other birds whose names Vic does n't know , skip and hop about at a discreet distance from the magpies . 

` Hi , Dolle " , I 'd say , hopping about with one leg in my trousers . 

Then there is the frustration of being disabled by injury , hopping about on crutches and trying to avoid the painful bits of my body . 

After about nine months , the baby starts to clamber out of the pouch and hop about at its mother 's side , though still returning when danger threatens or when it wants a drink of milk . 

Its toes are strong enough to hold it on the bark , no matter which way it is facing and it hops about in all directions with sure nimbleness . 

Hopping about like a cat on hot bricks when a little reasoned thought would serve you better . " 

He never looked at her and she had the feeling that she should be hopping about from one foot to the next , ready to beg . 

Come this way ! " he seemed to say , as he hopped along the wall . 

Then there is an old man who I think has St. Vitus 's dance --his body is twisted around a long pole he carries and he hops along twitching and jigging like a puppet . 

Nursery owner Paul Hutchinson has been able to keep track of Wally 's progress through reports to police from startled motorists who spotted him hopping along roads in the area . 

The common toad hops clumsily along and is incapable of making a sudden dart for cover . 

It also gives the animal unusually short front legs and long hind legs , and an abnormally small anus , so that it hops along like a rabbit and suffers from constipation . 

` Then I suggest you hop along to the end of the garden , " Sergeant told them . 

As he hopped along beside her , she hopped and sang too , to show him that she was his friend . 

Delta 's partners hop around many of the more interesting parts of the USA , such as the Florida Keys or the national parks of the Rockies . 

The trees had grown up beside it in the twenty-five years since the railway had closed , and the boy stopped every now and then to watch small birds hopping around the top branches . 

The crumb-spreading area of the lawn still attracts its full quota and the statutory trio of dunnocks is perennially on view and a pair of jays are often hopping around . 

He told them about the oranges and bananas that grow in Aula and the quantities of milk and curd , and then about the monkeys that hop around and eat the crops . 

Everyone thought there 'd be a roar of ribald laughter at that line if Puck happened to be hopping around the stage in plaster at the time . " 

They wore the motley coat of jesters and one of them was hopping around on a hobby horse . 

For those of you shying away from hopping around in the water and tired of pedalling away on a bike , a new stepping machine from Powersport International could be just the thing you 're after . 

When I first saw it , it was hopping around in the bottom of one of the larger aviaries . 

Tal hopped around on the floor among the cigarette stubs and krillstick wrappers . 

Rory stood , open mouthed for a second , watching Prentice hop around on the tarmac , clutching at one ankle , his face contorted . 

They were the size and shape of rabbits , and escaped their predators by hopping away . 

The waiter grinned conspiratorially at Jen and hopped away on one leg . 

Seeing the Man approach Creggan pulled away and with one final lunge of his beak at the flesh hopped back and up on to the branch across his cage . 

She idly watched a tame yellow warbler hopping back and forth across the window sill as Victor put the call through . 

Then she gets back into bed , dressing gown and all , and I hop back into my sleeping bag and we drink our tea . 

Quacking and complaining , the ducks hopped back into the water and swam away . 

The Doctor gathered up his hat and umbrella and hopped down after them . 

After about five minutes , the rear doors of the Transit opened and a guy hopped down . 

With that , he hopped down from the rock , leaving its previous occupant free rein over the throng . 

She pulled out the plug , hopped down to the sodden bathmat and then wrapped one bath towel around her and the other around her head . 

She hopped down to the floor , but it seemed further away than she had expected and now suddenly it was rising up crazily to meet her . 

Or Fergie did when she hopped in and out of cars wearing Honest-Jill-Ordinary leggings and sweatshirts which said , ` Hey , forget Bali , I 'm just a working mum like you ! " 

There 's a woman just up the road so I hop off the wall and run after her . 

` You can give me a lift , " said Irina , hopping off the table . 

The second Lady Deverill hopped off her perch and wandered down the steps after them . 

In each she could happily have hopped off into the side-streets with their displays of over-priced gauds but Nils had insisted on timing things right . 

From inside the room it must have looked like he was just hopping off into empty space , say goodbye to Buck Rogers , a suicide leap over a thirty-foot drop . 

Lasts all day so you can hop on or off at leisure to visit attractions en route . 

It landed in the sand , hopping on to the upslope and , when Lyle got there , he knew he could hit it the required 140 yards to the pin . 

The robin hopped on to an old climbing plant on the wall , and sang his most beautiful song . 

As they were looking at the seed packets together , the robin hopped on to a branch near them . 

Jan Indian-striped my cheek with lipstick and hopped on to the platform , turning to shout : ` They 'll think I 'm one too , Monica ! 

Near here the student hopped out , waved goodbye and disappeared up a side lane . 

` Come on then , " she said and , opening her door , hopped out . 

There 's no need to use it if the river 's not in spate , since you can just as easily hop over some stones in the shallows a few yards further upstream . 

After dashing off to Canada last November , the Duchess of York jumped into a jet bound for New York , before hopping over the Atlantic for a bit of shopping in Paris . 

As they came up into the May morning he hopped over the ditch and skipped into the long grass as blithe as a squirrel . 

He looked out at a pair of starlings hopping over the lawn , their feathers ruffled by the chill breeze . 

Suffocated and uninspired by their hometown , Shake shook themselves up , hopped over to London , grabbed themselves a new moniker and , like , got their heads together in a chaotic kinda way . 

Robert Davoli , the president of SQL Solutions Inc , the Sybase Inc subsidiary , has hopped over to Epoch Systems Inc as its new president , replacing Christopher Robert who leaves to pursue private investment opportunities . 

It is a particularly painful spot to be kicked and I spent some time hopping round the byre and cursing in a fervent whisper . 

I laid the sturdy Ministry of Defence plastic mug on the sand and then hopped round to the front of my tent to bring out my dirty washing . 

They played hopscotch , their favourite , in the ever brightening sunshine , throwing a white pebble into the boxes they had marked out on the ground , and then trying to hop to where the pebble landed without touching any lines . 

Jackie hopped up and down , squeaking as the feeling came back into his arms . 

My training programme is reduced to hopping up and downstairs and out-sprinting other be-sticked people in the high street . 

If people try to apply a ` turning off the tap " strategy when they are hopping up and down in scalding water they may merely make themselves feel worse . 

She saw him ahead of her , hopping up and down in his anxiety . 

All the birds began to hop up and down and twitter , opening and shutting their beaks . 

` You 're wasting an awful lot of energy hopping up and down like that . " 

One morning I hopped up on the fence to have a good look around and there , sunning herself in the patio window of the empty house , was the most gorgeous long-hair I 'd ever seen . 

No wonder ` Wallaby Walker " was hopping up out of the dug-out onto the pitch again . 

Before the hoist came to a halt , the Twins were up and out of it , hopping lightly ashore and closing in on the woman , one either side of her . 

The Doctor hopped nimbly forward , careful not to disturb the fragile balance of what remained of the structure . 

She hopped on board and was soon sailing across the lake , expertly skimming her way through the shoals of orange whales . 

Bertha would have been sent the message that she could go hopping sideways -- while she herself would have been told to get down the road and out of his sight . 

How could it be otherwise , when I have an almost tame squirrel that happily hops about the borders when I 'm feeding or digging ? 

Extroverted , quick and full of enthusiasm , she hopped about the carpet without a word of greeting to anyone . 

He hopped about the grass , gnawing one piece after another , eating the green tops along with the slices . 

She slid joyfully down from the bed and hopped across the cold carpet to the window . 

She hopped across the lane and the ditch , and entered the woods . 

It hops alongside them and with fins erect , displays and slowly nudges the fish out . 

Or you can use the Back Door to hop between two rooms -- it takes you back to the room you were in last . 

To avoid these problems , S. Kilveston from the University of California , has suggested that the improved conductivity of doped polyacetylene comes from electrons hopping between solitons , and not from the movement of solitons themselves . 

But , as broad-minded and liberal as they are , they are choosy and unlikely to hop from one bed to the next . 

If he hopped into bed with you that night , he was only doing what he 'd done with a hundred and one others . " 

Throughout the week came a slew of endorsements , as predicted , with IBM , NCR Corp and SunSoft Inc also hopping on the bandwagon . 

I hopped on a bus to King 's Cross and then took a tube round to Leicester Square , missing out Covent Garden station as the lifts were out of action again . 

a unit that , during 1985 , served a generator in any State that producedelectricity for sale .

This was the claim made , if memory serves , for the budget hashed out between Congress and George Bush in the extended wrangle of 1990 .

It was n't forth garaging the car for a couple of hours , which was all the time he could allow himself . 

` This way , " he stated , and , barely giving her time to make her goodbyes to Lubor Ondrus , he was guiding her over to where his car was garaged . 

But subconsciously her mind was at work , and by the time she had garaged the car she was beginning to comprehend the appalling enormity of her mistake . 

` Oh , I expect all the others are out , " Merrill said idly , ` and I garage my car further down the avenue . 

Every man , woman , and child in the country would own about 100 of them , but garaging them would be no problem as each car would be little bigger than a matchbox . 

The Triumph was soon garaged , with its-nose almost touching the back of his chair . 

Half an hour later , they sat nursing their own coffees amid the debris in the kitchen , the warmth of which was n't quite enough to effect a thaw between them . 

He was nursing a drink in the living room and listening to the strains of a Bach cantata when she came down . 

I was nursing my mug of tea with both hands and taking short sips of the very hot liquid when a Commando arrived at the trench , stating that he had come to take Sid 's place on the Bren gun . 

Nursing my mug of tea in both hands and feeling the warmth of the rum through my body , the thought crossed my mind as I watched the mortar team sitting on the grass in front of me , ` What if the Germans discovered where we were , and got our range ? 

Adoptive children should nurse at the breast of one of the immediate family in order to have the freedom of the family when they are adult . 

Jim had stomped downstairs wiping the blood off his face with a handkerchief and later it had been Jo and Lisa who had packed his bags and told him never to come back to the house . 

I heard her stomp downstairs , stop , shout back : ` And do n't forget your prayers . 

Not a battleaxe exactly but I hear she used to stomp around the place in clogs and speak her mind without fear or hesitation . 

The game begins with an animated sequence showing the Baron stomping around his laboratory , setting up the experiment . 

Mr Sharif , meanwhile , is stomping around the country , vowing to get rid of the president when he gets back into power . 

Edwina Currie rightly criticised Mr Major for stomping around in a Barbour jacket . 

We kept our mouths shut and Mandeville and Southgate stomped away . 

Lewis stomped away along the tide-line , kicking at the odd piece of driftwood and the occasional plastic bottle . 

As Lord Westbourne stomped back in , in a thoroughly bad temper , one more shock awaited him . 

His voice followed her as she stomped back to the cabin , but she was not listening . 

We stomped down the stone steps to collect our sacks and made for the Upper Tier of the crag . 

If , however , Gavin had stomped in and told her she was a piece of shit , would the audience with the Goddess Of Tedium have lasted for more than one sentence ? 

Anyway , we spent the whole round with Tom stomping off and me scurrying alongside him trying to keep up . 

At the end of the track the drummer throws down his sticks in disgust and stomps off -- pretty punk rock or what ? 

` Oh , fuck you ! " shouted Martin , and stomped off to the spare room . 

He compromised by stomping off to the police boat , and allowing whoever so willed to follow . 

But if he went stomping by without saying anything it was a clear indication of trouble ahead . 

Alex stomped by and declined to join them for an early morning cocktail . 

But on waking she pushed these resolutely aside and stomped out to do her good deeds . 

` I need a drink , " Tammuz said , and stomped over to the liquor cabinet he kept there . 

She stomped over to the window beside Blanche , her voice suddenly strident with anger and sadness . 

` Ah Christ , " he says , leaving her and stomping round the room . 

Sometimes the tribe 's Big'uns recognised their old leader as he stomped up and down the battle lines bawling at his lads . 

Out of the office stereo it churned and stomped , causing a ripple of bemused interest . 

I was feeling pretty angry with her as I stomped across that big field , but when I reached her my heart just melted . 

Viewed from an overhead perspective , Rufus can stomp from block to block with impunity but falls to his death if he makes a wrong move . 

The only noise one hears at Edgware Road this morning is that of embittered commuters stomping away from locked gates and cursing as they plan alternative routes . 

The guy we now know is called Casey stomps out of the phonebox and glares up the road in our direction so hard you could swear he sees us . 

Every time I heard the wind rustling in the bushes or rattling the slates I 'd duck down under the covers , thinking of hooded ghosts stomping through the garden -- or through the wall . 

Maggie kept catching her eye with an expression of knowing amusement , but at the same time she obviously hated having these men stomping through her every possession and destroying any remaining magic in her secret chamber . 

He glared at Yanto with genuine dislike as he stomped through the front porch of the pub . 

The foreman yelled something to the ceiling in another language and stomped toward the door saying , ` The whole world is crazy , I tell you . 

Harq Obispal and entourage were stomping towards their many-finned ship . 

Mr Trotter breathed heavily as he brushed past his wife and stomped heavily up the stairs . 

Ambassador Lipski hastened across Berlin to speak with Hjalmar Schacht , who was on his way to Danzig to help sort out the mess . 

And now , if you will have me , we will hasten from this place , before the magician returns , as he does from time to time , to see if I have relented . " 

Many a person has been seen hastening into their house on a fine summer 's day by this bit of imitation . 

They hastened into the shelter of rocks and wood , wary of falling branches but aware that they had little choice but to seek refuge from the storm in the wind-shadow of great trees . 

Pages and serving women hastened through it , each of them bearing an item of outdoor clothing . 

The train hastened through the flat Thames Valley fields and flat Western suburbs with single-minded impatience ; Tessa felt that everyone aboard , like herself , must be on the way to some metropolitan sexual encounter . 

She then hastened to the dining-room , expecting to find Silas and Matt at the corner table , but there was no sign of either of them . 

Nor was she surprised when Silas lapsed into silence during the remainder of the journey , and when they reached home she hastened to her room , where tears of frustration rolled down her cheeks . 

James Halden was hastening towards the Bagnigge Wells Road when he heard the cry that a man had fallen in the furnace at Smith 's . 

As she hastened towards the surgery she suddenly realised that Robert was behind her . 

Doreen hastened towards them , her face contorted with anger as she exclaimed , ` Silas -- I 've been searching everywhere for you . 

Breeze , hastening home under a sky full of stars and swift , transparent clouds , remembered the few occasions on which she had passed through its impressive portals . 

And when he had spoken they did hasten unto Kuwait , Saudi Arabia and Texas , saying , ` These also are the promised lands . " 

I did n't bother going through to the consulting room but hastened from behind the desk and crouched on the floor , studying the dog intently . 

Then we left , through the old city gates , skirting its wall as we hastened along alleyways and runnels down to the river quayside at East Watergate . 

Apart from that gesture of hastening away , neither man took the smallest notice of her . 

His wife rolled her eyes rather and murmured , ` And I get to hear about it every day , " as her husband hastened away to show us his computer print-out from the medical laboratory . 

At a speed that neither could match Louisa and Horrocks saw him hasten back down the lake . 

He leapt up the steps , grabbed his valise and hastened down again to the truck . 

Out of the window , as she hastened down the spiral staircase , Mildred saw the fires which were being lit in the ruins of the old castle where the celebrations were always held . 

` He was n't even good at that : he claimed he had found the key to mysterious secrets and hastened off to tell My Lord of Buckingham . " 

As she hastened on , something Jackie Tiptoe had said earlier came into her head . 

The Adjutant hastens out to see him to his car , which is waiting on the edge of the square . 

" I think not , " said the dealer , leaving the girls and hastening out front . 

Hastening round the keep they came up against unexpected obstruction . 

I hastened up the big pitch , finding time in the rush to note its splendid position , with awesome exposure at the overhang . 

But it was only a momentary diversion , and the couple hastened up river in the steamer , William I , to the town of Maitland to await the arrival of the bullock carts from Yarrundi . 

Armed with his new knowledge , Huy hastened back to the centre of the capital , but Merymose was not to be found . 

Three or four knights had come hastening in at the sound of their lord 's voice . 

The other three Scout squads had promptly vanished with their Sergeants , hastening off into the glossy dark entrails of the city-machine , but Juron seemed content to pause a while . 

Then explore Graigueconna , make a brief tour of Bushey Park House and gardens and hasten on to watch the sun beyond the grandiose setting of Powerscourt . 

There he learned that the original fleet was now in Sicily and he hastened on to Messina to join them . 

Mother Verity and Father Luke hastened forward and drew her gently back to the rostrum . 

Following the opening of the Gloucester-Berkely canal in 1827 , large amounts of grain were transhipped at Gloucester and some of it sent via the Stroudwater Canal to his mills in the Stroud area . 

The regular freighter from Denmark had docked and along the quayside barges were moored , filled with coconuts and spices which had been transshipped from the large Oriental freighters at the Royal group of docks downriver . 

Coopering was a old term used by the Customs service to describe the illegal traffic of contraband sold and transhipped from larger vessels into small local boats . 

Each bird was carefully removed to be aged , sexed , weighed , measured ( more northerly populations have longer wings ) de-loused and released . 

He had long hair , all tangled and matted ; there was a monkey sitting by him and the monkey was delousing him . 

The American executive branch of the state is overwhelmingly staffed by the upper class ; Congress serves at most as a place in which dissident members of the upper class can air grievances .

A recent Protestant Church Synod , where speakers aired grievances and called for change , was a conspiracy ` to prepare the way for reunification " .

The use of the streets and other public places as venues in which to air grievances and complaints ( and to celebrate achievements ) has a long and hallowed history .

A meeting which just airs views is quite legitimate but every one present should be aware of it .

Because of its spread of membership , it has retained value as a forum where a wide range of ideas and views can be aired for discussion .

A public enquiry in 1835 aired the radicals ' demands for a Paris-style research museum , but traditional forces ensured that the scientists were kept subordinate to public figures who were more concerned with the arts .

Thoughts of acquiring a complete rake of steam-compatible Mk 1s from BR were aired for the first time in 1977 .

Meetings need not be addressed by any one person although a specific topic can be aired for discussion if the group wishes .

Not all marriage problems can be aired by any means , and some are best resolved privately .

A PAIR of tramps in the cellar of an abandoned hotel lengthily airing their psychological underwear until evicted by a ( superficially ) heartless boilerman : we seem to have been here before .

This could have been problematic among competitors , but was openly aired and dealt with by the group .

These proposals were first aired publicly by the French government at the annual meeting of the IMF in September 1964 .

In fact , many potential objections may never even be aired , because the demonstration process will make them invalid .

Those who practise these branches of study often mistake them for spheres of knowledge when they are more accurately seen as examples of dialectic or rhetoric -- ideas which may be better aired in talk .

Dissatisfaction with the original McAllister plan ran strongly enough in some road running circles to lead many to advocate secession from the AAA ( a view aired , if only speculatively , in RUNNING Magazine ! ) .

An important policy matter which has been aired occasionally in recent years is the size of academic library collections , compared with the amount of use they receive .

It 's indicative of that enfeebled culture of opposition that Labour 's insecurity prevents intelligent and thoughtful politicians from airing their reservations and doubts in public .

This is not the place to discuss the report at length , but to mention one or two points that were aired at the press conference to introduce it .

In secondary schools , in particular , this statement should be aired frequently to focus attention on the processes and practices adopted in the name of education .

Even seemingly wild ideas may be aired at this point to break away from stale thinking .

The problem of Sunday caddies was again aired but not to any effect , the committee believing it had to abide by the ` banning " decision made at the earlier bondholders meeting .

The ` kids " get to air their ` views " to the ` programme " makers in THE WORD : ACCESS ALL AREAS .

Rejecting any partition of the country , Cheiffou called upon the rebels to disarm , and to air their grievances through dialogue .

After all , grievances had been aired before , plenty of times , usually with Theo acting as peace-maker .

What follows must be speculative in nature until the Cheka archives for 1921-2 are opened up , since matters are involved which would never have been aired publicly .

Anyway , her cancer as such was not actively discussed , so only her loss and not the cause of her loss was ever aired .

Once you have spotted a growing conflict situation , be positive , insist on the pros and cons of the situation being systematically aired .

IT IS , beyond doubt , a topic frequently aired in this column .

Nor is an anti-abortion candidate who aired graphic television commercials with footage of dismembered fetuses .

Those who 've noticed the number of times the Sedgefield MP 's cherubic opinions have been aired on television recently will little doubt it .

The subject was occasionally aired on TV or in the press and Gay News had hit the streets .

Constantly air our knowledge to others , and bore them about our skills .

The violinist is airing his complaints in an interview at his apartment in Manhattan 's great culture gulch , the Upper West Side , on the even of his departure for a long concert tour .

The Turkish government is closing down journals and magazines which air anti-government opinions .

There 's a danger that we are producing a profession overloaded with graduates who may be more anxious to air their own opinions than to report the views of others .

He liked me to air my opinions in front of our friends , most of whom felt as he did : he said I looked so pretty when I got excited .

The journalists can ask their questions direct and can also air any grievances or problems in an informal atmosphere .

The idea was that through deconditioning , unblocking , a ventilation of the soul ( ` airing your problems " ) , it was possible to achieve some kind of frank and freeflowing exchange .

He said he would be pressing for the expulsion of several members of the local association who had privately aired derogatory views about a black candidate while publicly supporting him .

Sunday at four thirty for Scotsport , for all the top football action plus our phone line — air your views on 041-332-8787 .

While the matter is under discussion ministers can air their views but once the matter is decided all members of the Government , whether within the cabinet or not , must support it .

Though sharing many of the concerns aired in the Population issue ( NI 176 ) , I 'm still disturbed by the complacency about the rising population .

Most other efforts to air the issue in public have been suppressed .

Venables inquired about Owers several months ago and is now expected to move in again -- with an offer Sunderland would find hard to refuse . 

She inquired mildly , " And your brother would be prepared to guarantee the electricity bills for ten people ? " 

Something about owin' five pounds , is it ? " he inquired quite calmly . 

` What 's your cheapest Scotch ? " inquires the next customer , oblivious to the new range of malt whiskies sitting in the window . 

` And where can we go with this ? " inquired an anxious young couple . 

` Were you going out ? " inquired Miss Coldharbour with her customary detachment , as though it were in Julia 's power to determine her hours of work . 

Peter Dawson had , however , asked who his father was , and had then inquired if the family was any relation to Mr Heinrich Stych , who used to teach in Tollemarche Public School . 

` Then might I make so bold as to inquire how such a humble thing as the Guinness clock leads you to solve a riddle which has baffled students of Egyptology for several thousands of years ? " 

When he started to inquire about my life , I deflected the conversation by saying that I had sold one of the famille rose vases . 

I was not prepared to travel 140 miles to and from work each day , nor to live away from home on a long term basis , so I inquired about part time training . 

A lot of people are inquiring about remortgages but often when they find out what exactly is involved they are happy to stay where they are . 

Let ministers of local churches have copies as a good exercise in public relations and also just in case they have new members of their flock inquiring about schools in the area . 

I inquired after my brother , Max , who had finally agreed a few months ago to work for Dad 's firm , and I established that he was in Paris for a few more days . 

Muriel inquired after their day and received polite but monosyllabic replies from each of them . 

I never inquired after Jean-Claude and I never heard from him . 

On the sixth day , she walked up to Lyle and Robbins and inquired after work , but they had no vacancies . 

Later he inquired of the ` elderly autocrat " how it was getting on . 

More top brass ? " he inquired of the policeman standing over us as he wrote down our names and addresses . 

One officer came up to inquire of our purpose , while the other kept at a respectable distance hand on his holstered gun ! 

He ordered a carafe of wine and inquired as to the whereabouts of his braised chop . 

Furthermore , most migrants defined themselves as English speakers : it must be said that Jamaicans consider themselves speakers of English , and are offended when ignorant English people inquire what their mother tongue might be . 

They inquired the price of medieval patterned paper diaries and portfolios for the girls , and bought them small address books as a concession to their shrill demands . 

The clouds had thickened and the moon had gone when I left her house and made my way cautiously down the slippery brick path . 

The western clouds had thickened and the old wounds in Sharpe 's leg and shoulder began to ache ; a sure prophecy of rain . 

By the end of the afternoon the clouds had thickened into solid curtain walls of charcoal cumulus . 

Combine the yolks and cream , and cook over a low heat , or in a bain-marie , until the custard thickens slightly . 

Return the mixture to the pan and stir over a gentle heat until the custard thickens . 

Bring quickly to the boil , stirring continuously until the sauce thickens and clears . 

Cook gently for about 5 minutes until the sauce thickens slightly . 

When it is thoroughly combined , pour the sauce back into the saucepan and warm over very low heat until the sauce thickens , about 2 minutes . 

If using dark chocolate , beat the mixture for 1-2min with an electric or hand whisk , until it thickens slightly and lightens in texture ( this is not necessary when using white chocolate ) . 

Leave the chocolate to stand until it cools and the mixture thickens slightly . 

Add remaining ingredients and stir until the fondue thickens slightly . 

And , although the skin thickens in the sun to protect itself , it does n't on a sunbed . 

The mix forms a slurry which is rolled out and heated to remove water , then thickened into a solid strip . 

The snow thickened as night fell , piling around their shelter and hissing at the fire . 

Fine roots grow very freely from the nodes where the root growth thickens at the lower nodes . 

With her hand Tabitha wiped a crescent in the condensation thickening on the viewport . 

Asked for a safety deposit box after she 'd seen me cramming Belgian banknotes in an envelope . 

Darius grabs a wedge , ices it with half an inch of butter , crams it in his mouth and washes it down with a can of Coke . 

At least you wo n't have to cram a printer in your briefcase as well as lug a portable over your shoulder . 

David , aged nine , empties our bin in the yard to pick out the salvageable items before he crams the rest into a sack to take to the dump . 

So she crammed six big fellers into her front room , sat them down with rum and blankets , and the whole bunch snuggled up like they were queueing all night to buy tickets for the Test Match . 

` May -- " he started to say , but I crammed a cushion into his mouth before he could finish . 

` This autobiography , " Leo went on , cramming forks into the dishwasher . 

Briony crammed the cap low over her brow as if to express solid determination , then swung round and left the room . 

Clicking the heels of his glossy boots once more , he crammed the cap with its oversized peak hastily on his head and made for the door . 

She crammed it , tissue and all , into the left pocket of her fur coat , which I hoped was either fake or farmed , without looking at it . 

Sons of louts grappled with the coffin in vain ; they could neither cram it in nor twist it out . 

They will try to cram as many Minis as possible on to the Lake Windermere ferry and see how many consecutive journeys they can make . 

There was one with a monkey in too , crammed in this little shell with the side cut away so you could see in . 

She handed him sandwiches , which he crammed into his mouth , choking . 

The contents of the saddle-bags he crammed into his wallet but there was more food than he could find room for . 

And have a tiny back yard because otherwise they could n't cram so many boxes onto the site . 

Most of its products blend Microsoft 's software skills with text , pictures , music and speech , all colourfully crammed on to a ` multimedia " CD-ROM . 

Crocheted white socks , crunch at heel and toe , black patent strap shoes crammed on over them , and Lýie and Thýse were ready . 

Eighteen teams competed in the annual tournament over three nights at Barlaston .

He competed in the early rounds of the ASP contests , but ten to fifteen feet was a millpond for Bradshaw and he sank like a stone .

The tough world of motor racing finds Cagney competing against his brother for glory and the girl .

If preferred the lemon treacle tart can be completely cooked a day ahead and reheated gently just before serving . 

When ready to serve , reheat the soup to boiling point and pour into a heated tureen . 

We strongly advise you against reheating your meal at a later time . 

The extra energy of the unbroken symmetry state would then be released and would reheat the universe to a temperature just below the critical temperature for symmetry between the forces . 

He was probably the poor mug who owned the shop and his wife was probably out back somewhere reheating his fish fingers for dinner . 

` Come in and see the crystal ball , " she crooned appealingly . 

Famous voices sang them : who could forget Bing Crosby crooning ‘ We 're going well … you can be sure of Shell ! ’ ? 

On the jukebox , the Ink Spots were crooning ` Do n't Get Around Much Any More . " 

` Ai n't had no breakfast have you , you little mucker , eh ? " she crooned . 

` You poor thing , " croons Anya , placing a hand on Rainbow 's cheek and letting it linger there . 

` Ai , ai , " Rabbi Moishe crooned to Jacob , ` your tata is such a chachem , such a wise man ! 

THE colours were bright as the mourners filed into the church yesterday to celebrate the life of the murdered art student Paul Sheldon .

As she filed into the bus with the girls and boys , Sara almost felt back at school again herself .

Four thousand Schoolchildren from all over Oxfordshire will be filing into the Old Fire Station over the next few days to enjoy the drama , and displays .

They file into the office and sit round the long oak table , slightly in awe of Vic , serious men in chain-store suits , with pens and pencils sticking out of their breast pockets .

They filed into the temple , a stream of garish colour and silly hats and bare white flesh .

The five of them filed into a cab and were decanted outside the Hospitality Inn .

The door closed , then Black turned to watch Miranda 's face as the five men filed into the adjoining room .

The physicists who had presented papers at the Tricentennial filed into the lecture hall , where their fellow delegates and the faculty of the University of Angleby were gathered with the Vice-Chancellor , awaiting them .

The buses were parked and the children filed through the gate which led to their own fenced-off domain .

Only the day before , those noble , horned beasts had been filing unsuspectingly through the long grass of the plain , intending to wallow harmlessly in some cool place through the heat of the day .

As the party filed through the front door , the girl called out , ` Cheerio , Beth .

In a silence vibrating with silent accusation the three of them filed through the gap in the croton hedge .

` I need to talk to you , " said Robert to Maisie , as the school filed out towards the Village .

He still drew from life , of men and women filing towards the mine shaft through the snow and of miners holding lamps , bent double under loaded sacks .

The servants filed silently from the room until only the housekeeper remained .

` Before dawn we filed slowly forward , many stops , to the assault positions .

The constable stood to one side to allow the detectives to file past him , Norman Pinder slouching between them .

As they filed out of the building onto the sidewalk , Grant eyed the sheriff 's broad back and wondered what Springfield was holding back .

Vic dismisses the meeting and , as the men file out , stands up and stretches .

Philip Miller could visit Whitton easily from Chelsea , travelling by boat to Twickenham and he seems to have known the garden well , often commenting on North American plants . 

Another innovation is the stream of Jewish tourists visiting Israel from Russia : 25,000 have been since 1988 , and the Jewish Agency sees this is a uniquely helpful way to win hearts and minds . 

They did n't say where it would be held though it 's thought the Soviet leader will visit Washington from the thirtieth May until June third . 

Ninety per cent of women who visit the clinic with hair loss problems are deficient in iron through dieting or simply because they are run down or have been ill . 

If visiting someone with hearing loss write first giving date , time and reason for visit , arrive punctually . 

In early 1186 the governor-general of the Netherlands visited Vienna with his wife , the Archduchess Christine , sister of the emperor . 

During this time the headteacher and librarian visited two schools with project experience in order to gain further insights into the way in which their proposal might be developed . 

Western delegations had visited the Soviet Union during September to research the economic situation . 

The Pope will visit four other cities during his five-day visit to the country 

They will then take a ferry to France to visit Paris before flying to Honolulu via San Francisco . 

Eight miles away you can visit the magnificent Arundel Castle , which originated in Norman times and was rebuilt by the Duke of Norfolk in the 1870s . 

Her husband was away visiting his ailing mother , and the rest of the family was out . 

Ever since the 1930s , when tourists in large numbers began visiting the American Southwest , counterfeit Indian artifacts have been part of that market . 

Among the hundred most popular museums in Britain , it was visited by more than 900,000 people . 

It is nonetheless evident from her poetry that at different times she was visited by aspiring poets and dramatists . 

About two weeks after my first visit to the capital , I was visited by one of the King 's most important officials . 

A total of 26 farms were visited ( 10 in Norway , and 8 each in Germany and France ) and about two hours was spent with each family . 

You can also cross the Brenner Pass and visit Austria or from the western Alps , venture into Switzerland at the foot of the famous Matterhorn . 

Gould also used his time to visit the great Australian explorer Charles Sturt at his home at Varroville outside Sydney . 

By public demand , David is back in the U.K. , visiting from his home in Canada . 

I was n't sure if it was unethical , but I was only telling her what she would have discovered when she visits tonight with Alan . " 

He did not reply to my question but shuffled a paper and looked at his sidekick , the same woman who 'd visited with him before . 

“ I … ah … called you up here , Andy , because I just got a request from London that you go visit with them . 

I had certainly never seen entertainment like this in any of the countries I had visited before . 

Pre-booked groups can visit both during and outside normal opening hours at discount prices . 

And Celia will be at school anyway , so she ca n't visit until tonight . " 

She had never visited without bringing something for his sisters , and him too during his schooldays . 

During his stay in Iraq , he will visit several places , including hospitals and schools , in Baghdad and southern Iraq , where the U.S. and Britain imposed a no-fly zone , with the claimed aim of protecting Shi 'ite Muslims from possible attacks by Iraqi government .

By now they had reached the end of the Gardens , and found several people admiring the view across the river .

He and Sinead had no opportunity to admire the view ; they had been ordered into the hold to hide them from prying eyes .

There were numerous tourists admiring the incredible views but to Ruth there was no one in the world but Fernando .

Freed from the necessity to concentrate on the road , she could have admired the sweep of the rolling scenery of broad fields dotted with cattle , and tree-crowned hills .

She mixed with the villagers , admired their cottage gardens , learned their crafts , and made some of her own gardening tools at the blacksmith 's forge .

` We were admiring your garden , " says Denis , the candidate 's minder , to the lady on the step .

Afterwards they drank coffee on the terrace , Antonio admiring the garden and pointing out to Susanna a cannonball tree , its cream- and pink-coloured blossoms softly illuminated in the light from a carefully concealed spotlight .

Standing by the front door is an excellent vantage point from which to admire the main part of the garden which is certainly colourful .

She thumb-cocked the piece , and stood back , admiring her handiwork .

As I stood back to admire my handiwork , Jefferson stood back , shaking his head in disappointment .

She simply sat there admiring the wonderful effect of her own handiwork .

They were up there admiring the sunset but I wanted to stop while there was still a bit of light .

Auguste was admiring the famous series of paintings intended for Madame du Barry .

In a busy Art room , Basil bent over to admire a painting by a second-year girl .

Robbie had time to admire the rich patina of lovingly cared-for wood .

` Yes , he does seem to admire her , " admitted the housekeeper .

It was still in its elegant burgundy box and Peach ran an admiring finger over the raised gold letters , Cartier .

Beautiful Ruby can detect a hint of misogyny from across the Atlantic and is not enough like Kenny Rogers ' Ruby , though Connie admires her unreservedly .

It 's amazing how fast you can dance when the bad cowboys shoot bullets at your boots . 

What is an old woman 's heart when compared to the joys of dancing half naked down a catwalk while the world watches ? " 

Everybody , on planets all over the Galaxy , was dancing round fires at the same time . 

The light danced about , we were above the thin cloud line and suddenly my pains had gone . 

The children danced about , unable to help themselves , and then pretended it was a game they had thought up then and there . 

I was ready to fight him after this , but he danced about so much that I could n't get close to him . 

So I danced till we got to the edge of the room and then I danced right out the door and up the street . 

The sun had shone so that , after their lemon meringue pie , they had come out here , where the long-haired cat danced about the lawn , and Gaily had noticed the back-gate swinging off its hinges . 

There was firelight in the room , a soft gentle radiance that warmed the old stone walls and sent huge , fantastical shadows dancing across the ceiling . 

She laughed out loud , almost danced across the paved floor of the courtyard . 

She tried to pray for her father at the same time , but Madeleine danced across her invocation , Madeleine provocative in yellow piqué and high-heeled sandals disrupted her holy words . 

He tried to knock some aside but they clung to his fingers and a spider danced across his knuckles and disappeared up his sleeve . 

She focused on the rim of her wine glass as phrases from the story danced mockingly across her memory . 

` I did n't mean the apartment , " he drawled as the twins came dancing happily across the office towards them . 

It 's a story which has danced across the back pages of our newspapers for weeks . 

Watching from the window Muriel saw her swoop down the front steps , fling open the garden gate and dance across the road , past the Canoe Lake , and down the seafront in the direction of town . 

As she did one of the English players danced across the screen and up the sideline , outwitting several of the Moroccan side who tackled him from all directions . 

The council 's Brian Whalen wants to find out what produces the fantastic display which dances across the arctic and subarctic skies . 

The Doctor 's subconscious danced happily along the ethereal plane that carries telepathic communication . 

If the Duke looks out from his eastern windows , he will see crowds of flames dancing among the tree trunks , a hundred fires and a dozen folk round every fire . " 

A myriad of green long-legged insects danced crazily around a light which shone all night above our heads . 

They ran over to the two prostrate travellers , and danced insanely around them . 

Sarah had never seen anything look so lovely , and she danced from one end of the table to the other to admire it . 

In her most recent show , d2 , Butcher 's dancers wore plain black or white trousers and T-shirts and danced from the stage up on to catwalks ; architectural drawings were projected and electronic music accompanied them . 

Jasper and she stood looking into each other 's faces , alive and tingling and delighted , knowing that anyone looking at them could guess , simply from the waves of energy that danced from them . 

The end of the show was a slow fade as Joyce dances into a kind of immortality after her death from cancer in 1979 . 

Remember how Razor Ruddock danced into the ring at Earls Court looking wild and wanting to beat Lennox up . 

The candle guttered in its crystal holder , sending shadows dancing mysteriously over the hollows of his face . 

Quivers of movement , like trickles of electricity , danced over Meredith 's skin at the sound of his velvety voice . 

Memories tumbled out , dancing past her closed eyes in a vivid string of pictures . 

Much later , Nevin , geed up by his goal , danced past two tackles along the byline and pulled back a cross which Aldridge just failed to reach . 

And finally the Danube dances past Vienna , home of the waltz , great composers and superb cream cakes ! 

` The fire blazes up and men and boys dance merrily round it and keep the sport till the fire burns low enough , when they venturously leap through the flames " . 

Frederick was dancing round Mister Johnny , twisting one side of his face in grotesque imitation and fluttering his hands . 

He began to whistle a tune that had been dancing through his head ever since he left the pub : 

Daft bloody Lois 'll have you dancing through hoops , mark my words . " 

This arises from the fact that no one really dances through life , though doing so once the curtain has risen . 

Up here on the cliff , the night was a Peter Pan extravaganza where sea breezes dancing through the French windows turned every light to a fairy flame . 

` Disco gear ; we have the most fantastic make-up and we dance along the catwalk to the most way-out music , which Roman has had specially composed . " 

He 'd watch him dance around the room emitting stifled screams . 

` Ah yes , the convict , " said Trentham , and removed the grin in the first minute , as Tommy danced around him trying to stay out of trouble . 

Simon always accepts his women have a mind and fate of their own and they usually end up dancing away just beyond his grasp . 

However , if a starfish approaches , queen scallops flap their shells and dance away , while spiny cockles extend their feet and flick themselves away . 

She almost danced away , out of the door and into the sunlight , blithely leaving her horse to her brother whether he had intended seeing to it or not . 

They had to dance back and forth along the hall and up and down the stairs . 

She danced down them in almost weightless pirouettes to paths that wandered between the flower-beds . 

She convulsed , collapsing to the floor with the pain that danced down the paths of her nervous system . 

They danced wildly down the street , abandoning themselves to the night and the moon . 

But Sheila danced in gaily at six o'clock and smiled at her father to show off the triumph of orthodontics . 

Schoolgirls in jeans and anoraks danced in and out of record shops . 

Bullets ` danced off the road " and nine were found embedded in the police car . 

She later shows her mettle as a clog dancer abetted by four pretty girls , tries to set her cap at Father Thomas , but finally realises she can not frustrate true love and dances out happily with the rest . 

But , quite suddenly , she liked the feeling of danger , the small tingle that ran through her nerve-ends , the goosepimples dancing lightly over her skin . 

The narrow road they were following was overhung with oak and chestnut trees , their interlaced branches letting through thin , bright shafts of light that flickered and danced over the car as it passed underneath . 

After tea , the schoolchildren dance round a short maypole erected on the green for the occasion . 

A few days later when Tess came back from looking for work , the children came running out and danced round her . 

They danced up and down on the gravel and shouted and sang out Alexandra 's name . 

This was n't ocean and her frilly skirts dancing up the beach : this stuff was a giant slug swelling and heaving its monstrous skirts along the sand like a curse . 

He dances about among the crowd , greeting people here and there by stamping yellow rice marks on their foreheads with the thumb of his other hand . 

She danced away to her bedroom to dance back a minute later : " I was n't going to tell you , but I will . " 

We also needed space to rehearse the tender , waltzing end to Act II , where Joyce dances off into infinity . 

She even put on sheer stockings and a brief pleated skirt instead of her usual jeans , then , as final proof of her new outlook on life , she put on the new pink sweater and danced out into the sitting-room , calling . 

Reaching the end of the line , he danced over to where Mait sat in the sedan chair , and offered him the strange object . 

Jean-Charles Larran danced through for the opening try which Bellot converted . 

Reynard Lennon , who had left a trail of confused , temporarily disabled security droids behind him , waited in the shadow of a large rhododendron hybrid in Acropolis Park and watched the Roirbak rotor dance up from the roof , wheel around and head towards Sector 2p . 

Then weigh the evidence which confronts you and decide what help you need , if any .

He could n't weigh every word before he uttered it , yet spontaneity was dangerous .

So the University has carefully weighed all the intractable issues and decided the African National Congress and the communist party are the good guys and the Zulus are the bad guys , huh ?

They trundled Miranda outside and slid the stretcher on to its runners .

He trundled the Lada into Pushkin , down the Boulevard Vasenko , looking for a restaurant , preferably a McDonald 's .

Across them , they drag thin saplings and then trundle boulders on to them to weight them down .

There were lights at regular intervals in the ceiling , with patches of shadow in between , and stripes of light and dark followed each other overhead as they trundled her along .

Around Meat is Murder the critics suddenly discovered Morrissey 's humour -- George Formby was trundled out as a reference point .

They are looking only at aggregates and pig iron and other goods which can be trundled around the railways for many weeks and do not need to reach their destination at any particular time .

They passed the time of day , and dogs barked , and porters trundled trolleys of parcels .

Outside the windows , the red hit of a porter trundling luggage went by , with , in its wake , the Lorrimores .

Christie 's has grouped the mass of wares into 1,000 lots and trundled out Nina Campbell and David Lindley to promote a Chinamania revival to the interior decorator market .

On October 29 1989 , just as he did every Sunday , 17-year-old New Yorker Donald White trundled his mother 's laundry basket to the local Wash-O-Rama .

They passed two little girls trundling their iron hoops over the pavement .

Women are still judged so much by their appearances , so we feel we have to get that perfect first , before achieving anything . "

If Kraus judged Vienna so harshly , what words could be severe enough for Berlin ?

People who complain about the failures of schools generally assume such a system , and indeed often judge schools by the examination results that they publish .

Today we all too often judge Hawaiian music by its most commercial format , the saccharine-sweet elevator fodder we all love to hate .

Tedious though this point may be , it is particularly in need of emphasis today , when the value of research is so often judged only by expected and short-term practical applications .

Do we judge them by the depth of their humanity , or by the extent to which they have reduced international tension ?

However , referee Ford judged it to be a yellow card offence and the free-kick came to nothing .

It was all in one piece and could n't be opened , and she judged it as being thick enough to resist breaking , even under the impact of one of the chairs .

This was judged by patient history and counting residual tablets ( the placebo and ursodeoxycholic acid were given double blind ) when the prescriptions were renewed and compliance in taking the prescribed tablets were excellent .

You can judge the effectiveness of different methods by the number of eggs produced .

It may be misleading to judge capacity by how banks perform in a recession .

Such essays are usually judged to be lacking a necessary dimension for achieving high marks .

She was free for the moment , but still terrified , for she knew Farquhar was awaiting Hector at Arivegaig …

When they returned , thousands awaited them at the airport with Yamamoto to the fore . 

Suddenly Tambini had run over to where most of us stood , awaiting our turn at the firing point . 

Three years later we are awaiting reports from a panel of councillors after a lengthy hearing under the Citizen 's Charter because of the clients making an accusation against me . 

For instance when in c.438 ( p. 89 ) Phormio made an alliance with the Akarnanians in north-west Greece ( Thuc. ii.68 ) it is inconceivable that he awaited approval from Athens . 

Lewis asked himself this question as he went down in the lift and crossed the arrivals hall of Terminal Two to await the exodus from Customs . 

He is awaiting a decision from Edinburgh on his application for a Historic Buildings grant , but once completed the castle loses its scheduled monument status and becomes a listed building . 

Note that while the dog 's body remains still it is nonetheless alert and watchful , awaiting further instructions from its owner . 

At the time of going to press , the ITF confirmed that it was awaiting papers from Slovenia so that it could process its application to become an associate member . 

We may have to await reports from the British Association and the Royal Society of Arts , the Engineering Fellowship and other bodies before the necessary sea change occurs . 

One day I put some large heavy cardboard tubes in the wheelbarrows and awaited the reaction from the children first coming out to play . 

The chairman of the committee , Mr Robert Sheldon , said yesterday he was awaiting detailed answers from the DTI to questions posed on Monday during his committee 's examination of its permanent secretary . 

The claim is currently being considered by the Adjudication Officer who is awaiting a reply from the employer regarding Mr. Docherty 's response to their claim that he was dismissed for misconduct . 

I also enclose a copy of a letter raising observations on their replies to my Enquiries and I await hearing from them on these points . 

She awaits you in Caer Wydyr , the Glass Castle which she has raised on her isle . 

Then he said ` Eliza -- I must part from thee , for friends await me in the forest . 

Monsieur Bonard 's students would please await him in their classroom . 

Gallagher is bound to recruit a lot of fans who , like me , await his next book with anticipation . 

" This was the ` first attempt to land a fish " and he went on to say that he awaited the reply with interest . 

Jim Rodgers said a delegation of UUP councillors was still awaiting a meeting with the Security Minister after writing to him ten days ago . 

Although she was still awaiting an apology for his high-handed actions . 

I see that we are also awaiting information on the machine and operating system you would use the tape on , and tape density you require . 

A crowd of eager customers would be awaiting his arrival outside the shops and attack him for the particular colour , size or style of dress they had been waiting for . 

Sometimes the dominant female is so powerful that only she becomes pregnant and her subordinates must await her demise before being able to breed themselves . 

` I 'll await your call with barely contained impatience , " he said . 

Drenched in Shalimar , wearing her pearls , because her diamonds might make people who 'd been unable to change feel under-dressed , Enid awaited her guests , radiating regality . 

The Department of Justice has announced that tobacco companies will not be permitted to advertise while awaiting the new ruling . 

I refreshed my face and hands with cold water at the basin , then seated myself on a hard-backed chair left near one of the windows to await my tea . 

The resulting knock-down sale at the end of the day was eagerly awaited by many people , who were able to buy a basket for 6d . 

THE arrival of effective anti-viral drugs has been eagerly awaited ever since penicillin began its war against bacterial infections during the 1940s . 

After the first night there was the traditional party at Sardi 's while the reviews were awaited . 

At the time of going to press the working party 's document is still awaited . 

Identification of the gene encoding s-ADH and the eventual search for polymorphisms are awaited with interest . 

At seven o'clock all the guests assembled in an ante-room known as the Salle des fêtes , to await the arrival of the Imperial couple who were announced by the Grand Chamberlain . 

Two used coffee cups and an ashtray full of cigarette ends suggested that the two men who awaited their arrival had been in long and deep discussion . 

Scientists , especially theoretical physicists , are all awaiting the next revolutionary breakthrough that overthrows the paradigms of theory and practice . 

He fled to Spain while on bail awaiting the House of Lords ruling , but was returned to England in 1989 and resumed his sentence . 

In contrast , patient E22 , who was awaiting lung transplantation , deteriorated rapidly and died within 6 weeks of colonisation . 

We were awaiting orders to move against the rebels from you , you scribes and administrators , " he spat out the words , ` in the capital . 

The team is awaiting the outcome of an appeal against a combination order which is normally awarded for serious offences like burglary . 

IHM is eagerly awaiting the result of a Public Inquiry into the future of Weston Airport . 

Governors will await with interest the outcome of this review and of the Secretary of State 's consideration of the issue of new or revised circulars . 

We await with interest their definition of three and a half hours . 

Arsenal 's tours abroad were eagerly awaited on the Continent throughout the 1930s . 

Your son Wilfred has spent six years as a grub in this school and we are still awaiting for him to emerge from the chrysalis . 

I await for better selections and performance in the autumn from the so-called ` heirs apparent " to the Webb Ellis Trophy . 

The Messiah whom Jesus 's contemporaries awaited was a variant of a familiar and long established principle . 

Mr Brown had already had his sutures removed and his wound was healed . 

My injuries had not yet completely healed from the last fight , at school , with bully McNab -- only three weeks previously . 

Well , it does n't look too bad , but I 'll have to ground you till you heal up a bit . 

He said the scars from the bone-marrow harvest were healing nicely . 

For two or three days after each beating , I was called to his study so that he could see I was healing properly . 

His own wounds were healing quickly and the pain was almost gone . 

The scratches on his cheek had healed quickly and he had died unblemished . 

Wine was splashed from jug to cup and then often drained in one loud gulp . 

Save the horses ! " , as the chief splashed across the creek to gather mounts for the fleeing families . 

A long line of soldiers splashed across the river and poured their fire into the silent lodges . 

Even when the foremost ranks reached the ford-end and without pause turned in , to splash across the two hundred yards or so of shallows , there was no immediate change , the enemy obviously taken by surprise . 

There was water at the bottom covered by a thin skin of ice and he splashed into it face first . 

Ben dropped where he stood , his hand splashing into one of the pools . 

They splashed into the shallows and slipped on the smooth stones . 

Delaney splashed across to one wall where a mass of underwater tackle was stored . 

Rain joined him in the doorway but there was no time to speak before Cobalt splashed through the puddle to them . 

They were splashing through shallow water , between massive , brooding willow trunks . 

Babies can drown in an inch or two of water , so do n't leave them alone in a bath -- even in a safety chair -- paddling pool , or with a large bowl of water . 

A BOY of four drowned yesterday after being swept three miles down a flooded river near Ammanford , West Wales . 

They swam for centuries in the sea below the cliffs , until the ringing of the first Christian bell changed them back into children and they drowned . 

And the parents of two children who drowned in a water tank at an army barracks say they may sue the Ministry of Defence for compensation . 

All I knew at that stage was that the girls had drowned in a sailing accident . 

One of the most poignant studies is of a graceful ten-year-old girl who drowned a few years later in a Mississippi boating accident . 

A joke went around about a passer-by who saw a man drowning in a canal . 

Half their provisions were lost or ruined , many of the horses dead or hurt , and a number of men drowned . 

A coroner has recorded a verdict of accidental death on a man who drowned in a rafting accident in California . 

One woman fainted on smelling the sea potion -- it reminded her of when she nearly drowned as a child . 

It 's like the time when I nearly drowned in the Mediterranean with you . " 

ELEVEN people drowned after a helicopter plunged into the North Sea during a 47-second flight , an inquiry heard yesterday . 

If he tries to climb out into the air as inexperienced people endeavour to do , he drowns …

I saw no bodies , although I did not doubt that many people had drowned . 

AN AMERICAN woman tourist drowned in Venice 's lagoon after her gondola was capsized by a passing ferry 's wake . 

The trial follows the Antares tragedy in which four fishermen drowned after a submarine snagged its nets in the Firth of Clyde . 

The solitary ornament in my room was a faded copy of a Biblical scene by Gustave Doré , sinners drowning in a rough sea . 

Several families they knew had sons or fathers missing or drowned at sea , and men were being sent to France with the British Expeditionary Force . 

A boy who was one of the first British babies born under water in a ‘ birthing tub ’ drowned when he fell in the River Avon , a Plymouth inquest heard yesterday …

A BUILDING site worker drowned when he drove a fork-lift truck into the River Tees , a inquest heard . 

Septimus , who lived in the Green Tree Inn , Skinnergate , did not live to see his design leave the drawing board for in 1862 he drowned while swimming off Redcar . 

ARMAGH councillors paid tribute last night to local newspaper photographer Winston McConville ( 53 ) and his brother William ( 52 ) , who drowned during a fishing trip to Co Mayo a week ago . 

I 've heard of owls drowning in cattle troughs because they dive in to bathe , not realising how deep the water is , and become too wet and heavy to get out . 

From the depths of my patchy education , I recalled that Shelley had drowned in a storm on a lake . 

Pathologist Dr John McCarthy said Mr Topp had probably drowned on the day he went missing . 

They walked into the sea to drown like lemmings , the people behind them climbing over the dead bodies that were heaping up on the sea-bed . 

Many of the non-European names among the third class passengers who drowned aboard the Titanic were Lebanese . 

They 'd fished him out of the water , so presumably he 'd drowned . 

` Faith Caskie also survived the initial impact , but drowned shortly afterwards . 

FISHING pals John Armstrong , 52 , and James Scrimgeour , 62 , drowned when a freak wave sank their boat near the shore at Cresswell , Tyneside . 

Now you 'd expect somebody who 'd had their car stolen to be uptight . 

People in this town starved , several buildings were bombed and crime soared because you had to steal to eat . 

The girl told the magistrates she stole to get money to pay for cigarettes . 

The Darlington youth was given a 12-month conditional discharge after admitting attempting to steal a radio cassette and being in possession of cannabis resin in February . 

Hijackers who had stolen a load of leather jackets attracted attention by driving at 40mph on the M2 near Sittingbourne , Kent . 

A BUSKER who stole 32 credit cards from the son of crooked Robert Maxwell is on the run from police , a court heard yesterday . 

BOOZER Geoff James tried to steal two huge rottweilers for a prank -- and got savaged . 

Barry Stewart , prosecuting , said Coulson and Davison were concerned with arranging the ringing while the others stole cars for them and were paid £200 for each vehicle . 

Joyriders stole a car with the two-year-old in the back -- but were then chased by another car theft victim . 

She had made trouble whenever she could , stealing her boyfriends by telling downright lies . 

In need of money to finance their extravagant way of life , they murdered a Jew in a tavern and stole 100,000 livres from him . 

The Dark Elves often steal the black horses from the great herds to act as their steeds . 

Police have issued a warning after tricksters stole money from a 71-year-old woman 's home in Hundens Lane , Darlington , at about 11am on Tuesday . 

Mr Dennis Tighe , prosecuting , said Jordan acted as a ` sneak thief " when she stole the bag after reaching under a partition separating two cubicles in a public toilet . 

Burglars have stolen several thousand pounds after breaking into a bank at Rowlands Gill , near Gateshead . 

Thieves stole a wide range of equipment from building sites at Humshaugh , Corbridge and Whittle Dene . 

An enchanting picture book by Ian Beck , The Teddy Robber , £6.95 is a wonderfully funny story of a giant who 's lost his teddy bear so he goes around stealing other teddies from wherever he can . 

No , Gilberto would n't have had any problems stealing an unguarded car from outside a cemetery . 

An armed gang has stolen jewels worth more than five million pounds from London 's Hatton Garden . 

But the thieves had eccentric tastes -- they stole two goldfish , her cascading waterfall , a stone ornamental duck and a stone toadstool -- plus a bucket to take away the fish . 

The sneak thief walked into the house through an open front door in Rawson Road , Seaforth , Sefton , stealing nine rings . 

All the lead from the roof had been stolen by official vandals , and bushes were growing through the floor of the entrance hall . 

His old one was stolen by the Czech secret police in less happy times . 

The Chief Rabbit 's lettuce was stolen by the Owsla from a garden half a mile away across the fields . 

Later , as she trudged behind the Kurd towards the village of Arghuri , Miss Logan envisaged an alternative explanation : the horses being stolen by those hospitable nomads encountered that first morning . 

` There are indications that some peregrines are stolen by foreigners . 

A collection of prints depicting Whitby at the turn of the century have been stolen by thieves . 

Two people have appeared in court charged in connection with the break-in at the offices from where papers referring to Mr Ashdown 's private life were stolen . 

A VAUXHALL Belmont SRi , valued at £4,000 , was stolen from a car park in Alton High Street on Wednesday last week . 

SHOPPERS have been warned not to buy rabbit meat in Latvian markets after 42 animals infected with lethal bugs were stolen from a research centre . 

And there have been two burglaries in Bicester ; last night a Ford truck was stolen and ten and a half thousand pounds ' worth of roofing was stolen from a roofing supply store . 

The birds , four Buffon Macaws and two Ledbetter cockatoos were stolen from this cage . 

Radio cassettes , golf clubs and wheel trims were also stolen from cars in Darlington . 

RAIDERS who broke into a cottage in Chester Road , Rossett , Wrexham , stole jewellery and other property worth £2,400 . 

BURGLARS stole a pensioner 's savings while she was at her sister 's funeral . 

Sheila reckons police should soon be hot on the trail of the burglar , who stole a CD player and sentimental items . 

The chemical suit , drug-filled syringes and anti-nerve gas tablets were in a rucksack stolen from an airman 's garage near the Brize Norton airbase . 

He 's even been stealing from the business to get cash to buy his drugs " 

` Her dreadful friends started to take advantage of her , persuading her to spend her savings on them , and finally stole from one of her flatmates . 

A thief may therefore steal from several people : the owner , the possessor , and the person in physical control . 

Darlington police want to hear from anyone who has had weights and bars stolen in burglaries at their homes . 

Burglars stole about £100 from a cash box at the clinic in Zetland Street , Northallerton . 

He had n't shaved for four days , his once-glossy black hair was matted and the suit of clothes he had stolen after dumping the motorcycle had become grubby and unkempt . 

A drawer can stop the payment of a cheque lost or stolen by immediately informing the bank , giving the cheque number and payee , providing it has not already been passed through a bank . 

The Aquino government accuses him of having stolen up to US$10bn ( £6.1bn ) from the country during his reign . 

Stolen early on in the Revolution , the Regent diamond was recovered by the French Adjutant-General and pawned first to a German banker and then to a Dutchman to secure loans . 

The teller then offered to accept their count , but the Zuwaya objected that he might have stolen more than a hundred votes . 

In The Outsiders , the gang , their friends and rivals spend their time mugging and jumping people , stealing and robbing from shops . 

ROY of the Rovers , who has thrilled young football fans for almost 40 years , is to crash out of his own comic in a blazing helicopter . 

The experience so thrilled her that she decided to make a career of it , and by the age of 10 she had performed in three Broadway shows . 

` It still thrills me to know my queenly mother did something improper at least once . " 

Alesi , thrilling the sparse crowd with his aggressive style , was third fastest in a car specially equipped for the session with new Ferrari V12 engines . 

McWilliams thrilled the crowd with the immense power and speed of the Millar Yamaha in his two victories over New Zealander Robert Holden . 

STAFF and students at a local boys ' school are preparing to thrill audiences with their latest drama . 

They teamed up for an after-show celebration after Elton and rock star Eric Clapton thrilled fans at a huge outdoor concert in New York . 

Filled with the magic and beauty that will continue to thrill audiences for years to come , Snow White tells the story of a beautiful young princess and her jealous step mother the queen . 

Gunn continues , describing the feelings which thrilled him in that time now past . 

He catches me watching him and smiles a naughty smile which thrills me to the core . 

On a few previous late evening occasions Sherman had been allowed to go to this area and view the gorillas , an event which both scared and thrilled him . 

After all , it was not much more than five years since the Westminster Abbey wedding that thrilled the nation , if not the world . 

After such stumbles , Grumman is understandably thrilled by a belated and unambiguous triumph : the success of JSTARS . 

In this crazy conversation of mutual lies , Marie was thrilled by her own power . 

Dustin 's parents were thrilled by the reception and the money the film was making . 

Aimee was thrilled by yesterday 's experience and the dog handlers were delighted with her progress in crime and drug-busting techniques . 

I well remember Miss Laverock 's staging of the last appearance of Amelita Galli-Curci , the world famous coloratura soprano , and of how thrilled we all were by that amazing and beautiful voice . 

Roland was first profoundly shocked by these writings , and then , in his scholarly capacity , thrilled . 

The Greek prime minister , Mr Constantine Mitsotakis , looks downright incompetent : at first he said he would pardon the guilty men , then took that back and said he would merely release them .

Cahill is pinning her hopes on the King of Thailand , who regularly pardons long-term prisoners on his birthday .

You have forgiven your people 's sins and pardoned all their wrongs .

In July 1583 he escaped to St Andrews , and set about destroying his tormentors or pardoning some in return for abject submission .

The plot concerns an attempt to assassinate the Roman Emperor Titus : it is foiled , but the magnanimous emperor pardons the conspirators .

It was in this spirit of forgiveness that Pompidou pardoned Touvier in 1971 .

On Sept. 1 , 1989 , the government wrote off Argentina 's $300,000,000 arrears in payments for Bolivian natural gas in return for the Argentinian government pardoning Bolivia 's $800,000,000 bilateral debt .

In advance of their exchange , they were pardoned yesterday by President Richard von Weizsaecker .

In July 1266 he was pardoned by the king for his past trespasses .

The Bourequat brothers -- three French citizens who had been imprisoned without charge for over 17 years -- were pardoned by King Hassan II on Dec. 30 and returned to France on Jan. 3 .

Scott 's Captain Waverley , as a southern Whig , is momentarily infatuated with the Jacobite Highlands , but he returns south and is pardoned for his treason .

General Galtieri was also pardoned for misconduct of the Falklands war , along with his fellow junta members , Admiral Jorge Anaya and the air force chief , Brigadier Basilio Lami Dozo .

The revolt was not purely one of the agricultural classes , although a substantial number of those pardoned for participation in it are described as ` husbandman " or ` labourer " .

Syrian radio reported on Dec. 17 that Assad had pardoned 2,864 persons who had " carried out anti-state acts " .

In 822 , Louis sought reconciliation with his half-brothers , pardoned the rebels of 818 , and restored Abbot Adalard and probably Wala to favour .

Touvier had been sentenced to death in absentia in 1946 and 1947 but was pardoned in 1971 .

On 15 May 1660 Willys was condemned but pardoned , on condition of never again coming into the king 's presence or entering the verges of the court .

But thanks to Mr Wolfe 's efforts and his work with The Northern Echo Evans was posthumously pardoned .

Kenya lodged a strong protest after four Kenyan policemen were killed and four injured by Somali troops at the Hare-Hare border settlement on Sept. 20 , 1989 . 

Widow Badly Injured and Robbed " ; or ` Woman injured by Violent BagSnatcher " when she was ` thrown to the ground and bruised " in what was ` a brutal assault upon a helpless woman " . 

He also injured Thomas 's common-law wife when he hit her in the legs with the stick , Teesside magistrates heard . 

However , there is always the remote possibility that you might run down and injure someone in the water , which could cost you as much as £100,000 ! 

One night Hyde injured a child in the street and a passer-by saw him . 

It was done to prevent her giving way to a compulsive wish to injure herself by picking at her skin . 

The case of Donoghue v. Stevenson is noted moreover for the general test as to liability in negligence propounded by Lord Atkin where he says : ` You must not injure your neighbour . 

Another was fatally injured by a stag when dispensing feed to his herd of deer . 

On May 17 three civilians were shot and injured by members of the Brigade . 

Looking for excitement and with little thought for his family , he steals a friend 's car , knocks down and badly injures a girl and is taken to court . 

Whilst driving through London , Stephen Waldorf was shot several times and severely injured by officers who confused him with another person whom they said they were seeking to capture . 

Steve White may be in from the start ; with Moncur and Ling both injured by teenager , Austin Berkley is standing by for his debut too . 

Noseir was shot and seriously injured by a US Postal Service police officer whilst attempting to escape the scene . 

A Roman Catholic taxi driver was shot and badly injured on Nov. 13 by loyalist paramilitaries apparently in retaliation for the IRA murders . 

We shot the two men at the boat , and the captain shot another man .

He chuckled inwardly , thinking that maybe the boy was not altogether lost to him . 

Chuckling wickedly , he thrust them into his waistcoat pocket , collected the lamp from the desk top , and quietly departed the room . 

Bessie chuckled and waved her hand at him in a dismissing gesture . 

Nancy chuckled and , now that he was outside in the daylight , in the open air , it seemed almost ridiculous to himself . 

Reid saw me examining the Eusol -- an antiseptic used since the turn of the century -- and chuckled . 

All the other children had laughed , chuckled , and wanted to be loved , admired , praised , on reaching this moment of achievement . 

Harry Pascoe chuckled , and stoked the underside of his beard . 

The old man chuckled , an oddly disturbing sound in the dark and dusty crypt . 

But even as she chuckled , Phoebe knew now that this was not fair . 

Lethargically slumped in a hammock during the rainy season in the settlement of Suxavat , Urim 's recollections distort time and conflate personal memory with history , while some are indistinguishable from dreams and desires .

He stood there , shouting along and flapping his arms round like an over-excited seagull . 

I 'm trying to flap my arms like a duck and quack at the same time . 

They stamped their feet and flapped their arms around their bodies to try to keep out the extreme chill . 

As soon as it entered the fallow he began an excited scream of view halloa , halloa ! and flapped his arms . 

` We need someone to do some -- " he flapped his hand inarticulately ` -- translating , or whatever you call it . " 

Bernice flapped a hand at him in dismissal , so casually that her jewellery hardly rattled . 

Daddy sits there flapping his wings and squawking while mummy builds a new house . 

Instead of risking an attack on the predator that is approaching the nest , the parent bird sometimes runs awkwardly away , flapping its wings as if in difficulties . 

The mallards shook the water from their feathers and flapped their wings angrily . 

Just then several swans began flapping their wings and hissing . 

The ducks gazed thoughtfully at the sky and flapped their wings , but not so much as a peep was uttered by any of them . 

Young albatrosses on the Leeward Islands spend many days flapping their wings to exercise their muscles and develop their strength , but when they launch themselves into the air , they have to get it right first time . 

When he flapped his stumpy wings and heaved his fat body up above the topmost branches , Cassowary was as pleased as pie . 

Cranston 's great fat hands flapped like the wings of a wounded bird and Athelstan saw the hurt in his eyes . 

For several minutes I pull and give line in turn as the fish sulks and flaps its tail at the surface . 

Startled , Tal flew from his perch straight past her head , swerving at the last moment , flapping a wing in her face . 

Rooks protested the disturbance by flapping angrily up from the roadside . 

A butterfly was flapping around the wheelbarrow looking for a fragrance to match the colour of that great metallic flower . 

Gulls flapped around uttering their strange cry of ` Tero , Tero " , and swooping down to scavenge whenever play moved on . 

` You should n't speak like that to Ocker , " she would declaim , false eyelashes flapping in time with her false loyalty , ` he works terribly hard for us . 

The bat flapped around his misshapen hat and took off into the dark . 

At the end of one particularly painful lesson , Miss Hatherby did release them and they stalked the room stiffly , pecking at the furniture and flapping their wings , to Constance 's great delight . 

He changed the name to Lionheart and began buying businesses on the cheap , some from distressed sellers , others from receivers .

It 's all part of her campaign to change public attitudes to the illness .

The rules have been changed this season to give fans of Second Division sides the opportunity to see first-class opponents .

E. A little further down the Don valley at Rotherham there are blast furnaces , changing iron ore into pig iron , and also more steel mills .

Theo was soon changed into the loving father he believed was his due .

Mokosh changed herself into a raven and flew back with the turtle-dove to perch on the ridge of the wooden fort .

When she again took up Between in 1967 she decided to change the gender of the main character from male to female and ` it suddenly worked " ( 1990c:32 ) .

But he later changed his spots enough to insist on Leopardcover as a condition of accepting the market 's chairmanship .

After the breakup the parents were awarded joint custody and Tom resided for part of the week with each . 

13010-1879 John McLeod , a policeman residing at Ballygrant , was added to the communion roll . 

" Mr Henry Hawkes , a farmer residing at Hailing , in Kent , was late one evening at Maidstone market . 

Out of his manors , William chose to reside at Hammoon , and his descendants certainly lived here until the seventeenth century . 

The conditions were that he resides at Handley Green , Laindon , reports daily to Laindon police station and does not enter Clacton . 

After Martin 's death his son Jean continued to reside at the rue de Harlay , and presumably became the master maker of the workshop . 

The sovereign , I understand , customarily resides at the Tower of London prior to his coronation . " 

Not greatly favoured by Edward the Fourth and his family , the royal palace was none the less fully maintained and adequately staffed -- a number of privileged persons residing there permanently in grace-and-favour apartments . 

Gascon vintners and middlemen resided in the Vintry ward of London , and Henry le Waleys served as mayor of London in 1273-4 and of Bordeaux in 1275 . 

Furthermore , he ordered the emancipation of all slaves in the possession of British subjects residing in Zanzibar ; it is estimated that he emancipated 8,000 up to the time of his leaving Zanzibar . 

The boy 's father and paternal grandmother applied , inter alia , for an order for the boy to reside with the grandmother . 

Madame de Lully 's principal residence continued to be the house on the rue St Anne , parish of St Roch , where she had resided with her husband , and where she died on 3 May 1720 . 

Earlier that year on census night George was residing with his parents in Allerthorpe . 

For the time being we reside with her parents in their small but practical house in the southern suburbs of Berlin . 

In order to qualify , a successor must have resided with the tenant during the period of 12 months ending with the tenant 's death . 

They will have to reside there for a minimum of one month a year , but this may be waived for up to five years by an annual payment of $5,000 to the Bahamian government . 

` Before leaving Windermere , I must mention an artist , who is but little known , Mr. Green , who has resided amongst the mountains , chiefly at Ambleside , during the last ten years . 

Because Mr. Thorpe resides for part of the time in London , he decided to try another Health Authority . 

Such buildings suggest that some of the region 's wealthier inhabitants resided within the town , which may have a bearing on the site 's wider significance . 

Another historic building is the house in The Causeway where Bonnie Prince Charlie resided before his victory in 1745 . 

In one case the European Court considered Irish legislation which exempted rural land owned by corporate bodies from compulsory acquisition if all the shareholders had resided for more than one year within three miles of the land . 

He then retuned to France , his father insisting that he should reside abroad for two years . 

All the country round about was owned by the Earls of Chesterfield , who resided at neighbouring Bretby House . 

Therefore my own chapel which has not been used for two generations but for a lumber room , because our family seldom resided here long together , shall be cleared and cleaned and got ready for the ceremony . 

Various members of his family have resided there from time to time . 

He is known to have resided there and in 1480 he extended his Craven estates by buying the manor of Carleton in Craven and associated land from William Singleton . 

Not because she considered herself better than the people who were forced by circumstance to reside there , but because she found the atmosphere depressing . 

It was unbelievable , yet there it was , clearly printed : ‘ The author , aged nineteen , was born in Tollemarche , Alberta , where he still resides … . ’ 

First I had to pass the antique shop where Mr Rutherford resided . 

The steeper the slope the more the toes must face downhill , and the steepest slopes climbed using this technique would be ascended backwards .

In a ( faxed ) interview with a magazine in Brazil he argues : ` Its first victim seems to be the totalitarian world . 

` There 's very little art in it , it 's just a chemical process , " he argues . 

` I do n't know if officials say one thing publicly and another in private , " he argued . 

` It makes the system more flexible , " argues a Japanese businessman . 

` But at the moment you 're drinking somebody else into house and home , " argued Werewolf . 

` It 's a question of time and place , though , " argues Dunphy . 

Businessmen argued that there would , at worst , be 13 years in which to make money and get out . 

` News is news , and newspaper people would argue that they have every right to report it . 

Like Lakatos , Kuhn does not argue that science is superior to other fields of enquiry , but assumes it . 

Towards the end I argued we should remove a section to recover what dating evidence was available below it . 

` People may argue it is wrong to have a go at fans and there could be a backlash . 

However persuasively we argue to include software in the existing fold of custodial protection , the need for the special provision of resources can not be evaded . 

They argue the initial expense of ploughing in will be repaid by greater yields in the future . 

Michael Fallon ( Con ) and Peter Bergg ( Lib Dem ) yesterday met the young men who will be arguing their policies at the school hustings . 

Adrian Gozzard , ex-Plessey , spoke for many executives responsible for recruitment in Britain 's largest companies when he argued his preference for broad-based search firms , rather than those specialising by functional discipline . 

Editor , -- In her review of methods of assessing students Stella Lowry argues the need for methods of assessment that match learning objectives . 

Zuwaya did not sociologize about statelessness , nor did they argue its value from first principles . 

It is obvious , argues Cutler , how suitable these characteristics are for the needs of bourgeois society . 

As Community Care launches its campaign , I would argue these principles : first , abuse is wrong and a criminal offence . 

This traditional idealistic interpretation of abolition was , argued Williams , unconvincing on a number of counts . 

That a switch from tax to debt finance may affect the rate of capital formation has been argued by Modigliani ( 1961 ) in the context of a simple life-cycle model . 

The need for this has been argued strongly by economists critical of mainstream public finance , notably in the work of Buchanan . 

It was also argued that the ban was premature and that undeveloped nations would have their industrial development impaired as a result . 

It could be argued that anyone who is idiot enough to send a cheque for thousands of pounds to a salesman of shares in unquoted companies he has never heard of deserves to lose it all . 

It could certainly be argued that those values and attitudes -- fairness , change without violence , deference for order -- marked the discussions both preceding and following the 1944 Act . 

Council planning officers argue the car park is already under-used but the statistics used as a basis for the decision relate to the pre-Cornmill shopping era . 

Their spokesman acknowledged the valuable role played by the Friends but argued the letters bordered on blackmail . 

He argued the congested roads and lack of parking spaces adversely affected the town 's all-important tourist industry by putting off visitors . 

Banks argued against the changes but acknowleged the need for change and so supported the Cheque Act . 

But after several members argued against the closure the committee agreed to a site visit . 

The art trade has argued effectively against this provision and now the Commission and the Portuguese Presidency acknowledge that special arrangements should be applicable to sales by public auction . 

Here Berkeley argued strenuously against the view that we judge the distance of objects by means of lines and angles . 

The Government argued before the commission last Friday that the killings were lawful -- a view already expressed at a British inquest into the deaths . 

This was the policy that General Powell argued before George Bush when the United States invaded Panama in December 1989 , and when Iraq went into Kuwait in 1990 . 

The killings have been surrounded by controversy ever since , but Government lawyers were arguing before the Human Rights Commission today that a British inquest has already ruled that the deaths were ` lawful " . 

He is notorious in Islamabad because he argued for the cut-off in American aid to Pakistan , implemented last autumn . 

The Thai government has ordered the border to be closed but Thai logging companies , which stand to lose by the ban , are arguing for a delay in its implementation and have intensified logging in recent weeks . 

Different investigators have argued for a partial dominant gene , a two-gene theory , a polygenic theory , and a combination of genes of incompatible traits . 

The fervour has become so great that some now argue for a tightening of the Obscene Publications Act . 

Having argued in August that benefit extensions were unnecessary because the recession was over , the administration now backed a proposal by the Senate minority leader , Bob Dole , to extend benefits by 10 weeks . 

Sara Burstall , the headmistress of Manchester High School , argued in 1907 that mathematics had a ` hardening influence " on femininity . 

Jenks argued in the 1950 's that these latter policies became less relevant when set against the need to promote the systematic development of international law through the conclusion of multipartite law-making treaties . 

Although he never made his views public , he is believed to have argued in favour of the review group supporting some form of electoral reform . 

We have argued in favour of the tenet which underlies ( vii ) , namely that it is possible to distinguish between what the writer chooses to talk about , and how he chooses to talk about it . 

This was certainly perceptive , and most practitioners would argue strongly for strengthening the role of the DBA . 

The French government had argued in favour of " balanced trade " between the two blocs but at the last minute accepted this wording . 

They argue , however , that marital discord ( common among the depressed sample ) added to , rather than was responsible for , the effects of maternal depression on the child . 

Christians , both Catholic and Protestant , have argued thus , as have Muslim scholars looking back to a golden age when Islamic thinkers were at the forefront of the physical sciences . 

Classes are a relaxed , collaborative affair , with much time spent contemplating plans and frequent breaks to discuss the stock at a local wood supplier or how to fake a Stradivarius . 

I mean , there 's a death certificate for her and I do n't see how it could be faked . 

Most people refused to believe them and said that they had been faked in Hollywood . 

The 43-year-old Alton woman faked her spouse 's signature on 29 transactions which together totalled £1,155 . 

The problem which confronted the Government arose out of the confluence of two streams of difficulty . 

The two confront each other as rivals for Cecilia ( Mia Farrow ) . 

Parents may be confronting their children repeatedly demanding them to do what is asked and find that this produces immense negative emotional reactions : temper tantrums or complete refusal to co-operate are common . 

In education , one is always confronting the latest thinking , but when it comes to doing it you have to face your personal hang-ups as well . " 

The problem of how the Spirit of God guides us is one which confronts every humble Christian . 

First , Temple confronted the life of the real world in all its complexity . 

There the prisoners are encouraged to confront the true nature of their crimes and themselves . 

He and Mr Fay 's son , Peter , 22 , confronted a group of youths in the street at Low Fell , Tyne and Wear . 

Work in the Prince 's office at Buckingham Palace came to a halt when Diana confronted her husband-to-be about his proposed gift . 

Angry at being put at such a disadvantage , Shaughnessy twice confronted Aviv about the leak , and twice Aviv denied having had anything to do it . 

In a similar revolutionary manner Paracelsus confronted the contemporary craze for seeing witchcraft everywhere and claimed this phenomenon for psychiatry . 

She felt that if only she could reach her father-in-law and confront him with her fears for George 's safety , he would somehow make everything all right . 

He has more than earned the right to confront the IRA with the tragic error of their ways and to demand a cease-fire . 

Yet another Titan was turning to confront the enemy at their backs . 

John Wesley had confronted popular recreational forms from the early days of his mission . 

Primaflora had confronted jealous women before ; angry women ; threatening women ; but none with the power of this one . 

Confront your fears by asking yourself what practical steps you would be taking if you were feeling motivated -- make a list and do them . 

The present cultural chaos confronts psychoanalysis with entirely new tasks . 

Manville stopped dead in his tracks , whirling to confront the guard . 

Elizabeth appeared out of the overhanging leaves and confronted him . 

But I suspect that if you confronted your past , you would be amazed at how little it moved you . 

Inset top From the safety of a safari truck , a tourist is confronted by a lion on his home territory . 

I spun round to see what it was and was confronted by a barn owl flying madly around inside the aviary , flapping its wings against the mesh . 

It was here that the Orc horde was confronted by a large Dwarf army led by the Lord of Karaz-a-Karak . 

Meanwhile , the government was confronted by an array of problems . 

About 100 years ago Robert Koch was confronted by a similar situation , albeit at the microscopic rather than the ultramicroscopic level . 

But when they arrived to start pulling down the George hotel at Nailsworth in Gloucestershire , they were confronted by two hundred angry protesters . 

At Christmas we are confronted with the face of a baby and it seems churlish to obstruct the tide of warmth and sentiment which flows out to descend on Bethlehem . 

In working with US manufacturers , die shops are confronted with many engineering changes and historically have had an adversarial relationship with auto companies . 

Confront such Copernican thinking by taking an actual census of the Galaxy 's stars , and a startling thing appears : nearly all stars are less massive and intrinsically fainter than the Sun . 

By 1971 the Council was confronting more fully the implications of the earlier discussion . 

He found himself confronted now by a midriff and a pair of legs ; the wall behind the legs was draped in scarlet . 

Unfortunately , most conflict in organizations is not confronted openly , but is ignored . 

Although not confronted regularly by Aids we can no longer pretend that it does not affect us . " 

He found himself confronted by a sorrier specimen than himself . 

Now , at 27 , I 'm confronted with a new female accessory to insert . 

The various motoring offences can baffle the uninitiated , as I learned to my horror once when on a jury . 

In fact , there are very few people I would listen to simply because anything technical about the golf swing baffles me . 

This was to baffle the radar , which would be confused by echoes from the dunes , and to hide from the nightfighters . 

He was baffled by arithmetic and hopelessly confused by those twin horrors , history and geography . 

Yet , when we finally gain the object of our desire , we are baffled by the constant emptiness we still feel . 

They admit they are baffled by their findings because they have been unable to discover a common link to all the tragic cases . 

Little Graham Harrison has a rare skin condition which has baffled doctors and makes life a constant struggle for him and his parents . 

The signalbox at Kirton Lindsey was the subject of an unexplained occurrence that was to baffle everyone for ever . 

ENGLAND manager Graham Taylor baffled fans with his team selections and tactical changes in last summer 's European Championship in Sweden . 

It baffled even his friends this week when he declined to attend the memorial services for the Solingen victims . 

One thing baffles me about that , Lord Wilson : you were Prime Minister , you were the boss , you were presiding over Cabinet government . 

` Sub-woofer " is one of the current buzz-terms in the audio world , extensively used by hi-fi salesmen intent on baffling the poor punter with tech-speak . 

FOR those baffled by a smoky or cracking chimney , a new free booklet may be able to offer some help . 

He would baffle and intrigue her , just as he had done Cassie on their first meeting ; and Cassie could think of no way in which she could explain him away . 

One Middlesbrough cinema manager , worried that the title might baffle or mislead his patrons , added a handwritten ` Gold Diggers " to it on the display bills supplied . 

The revamped car will cost £40,268 when it goes on sale next January . 

This auto tractor cost eleven hundred pounds when it was first built in 1940 . 

It would cost a fortune to see the work of the great masters spread around the art galleries of the World . 

It costs a lot of money to upkeep sufficient staff to take care of the pictures . 

The Albert Dock cost almost £300,000 to construct and measures 335 metres in length by 137 metres in width . 

The report estimates it would cost 6,000 million roubles to build reprocessing facilities , which Russia can not afford . 

That is not the same as what it actually costs them to run their practice , but what the taxing office or county court perceives as the overall rate for solicitors in the area . 

Fuel there currently costs more than £1 a litre — if motorists can find it . 

The extra journey will cost her 25-pounds a shot , which a pensioner ca n't afford . 

Due to be finished in 1992 , the hospital will cost £1 million . 

Robert Forbes pulled out before his partners were indicted , a manoeuvre which cost him all the accumulated wealth of Lorna Lewis 's golden days . 

Gridelin Rainwater Shampoo normally costs £2.50 for 200ml but we 've got 50 tubs to give way . 

A two-person apartment in Elveden Forest would cost £137 for a weekend during most of January . 

The EtherLink III 32-bit EISA adaptor costs $350 for one unit and $300 each when you buy five in a pack . 

It costs approximately £45 from John Lewis stores , Harrods and Selfridges in London ; or , for local stockists , telephone Lubkowski Saunders on 0932 789721 . 

I did not think £9 too much for a fine steak , or £150 too much for the sort of weekend that would cost £200 in Edinburgh or London . 

One of the major problems that presentation graphics has faced is that 35mm slides cost a lot of money . 

The screens cost £129.99 and are available from major DIY stores . 

The scale of this operation is such that the rehearsal alone will cost more than half a million pounds in fuel . 

But felling trees , chopping them up and hauling them back to the laboratory for tests costs time and cash . 

On Sept. 17 the United States suspended all financial aid in response to human rights abuses and the absence of economic reform , a move which would cost Zaïre US$13,000,000 in development aid in the current year . 

It costs about £16 per sq m and comes with a 20-year wear guarantee but must be professionally fitted Accessories : Jade green bag , about £72.95 ; towels , £12.95 each . 

He claimed that residential homes cost about £170 a week per person . 

But it actually costs about £4,300 a year to buy , tax , insure and run a 1.6 litre car , according to the Monks Partnership , a firm of management-remuneration consultants . 

The Sparc-based Network Co-Processor costs between $160,000 and $180,000 . 

At the ` height " of their career , the sample group used an average of between 0.25 and 0.5 gram a day , a daily habit costing between 20 and 35 . 

A completely new bathroom will cost between £1,000 and £2,000 , and add about half its value to the home . 

They say repairs could cost between £20,000 and £60,000 if it had to be rebuilt . 

The product costs anywhere between £4,000 and £250,000 ; Bull has set up a freephone number to deal with customer enquiries . 

They come in small , medium and large sizes and usually cost from £25 to £75 . 

The Dover car ferry costs from £83 with an extra charge of £13 per adult . 

Apple confirms that the machine will be built by Sharp Corp and will cost under $1,000 . 

Plates cost from about £64 ; cake stand with pedestal , from about £38 ; lampbases , from about £42 

Even so , at the official fares my trip would have cost more than $4,500 . 

Also , the social insurance scheme would cost more if there was a high level of unemployment . 

Calls cost 33p/per minute cheap rate ; 44p/per minute other times . 

When a decision has been reached , all concerned will be recalled and informed of the decision of the disciplinary committee . 

If employees have been identified but not informed prior to the year end , the above arguments for making the provision would still apply . 

Would the response differ if the employees had been identified but not informed prior to the year end ? 

All but 628 officers were volunteers and those selected would be individually informed tonight . 

The Department of Education was only informed of his decision last night . 

` We 're 'aving Irish stew an' suet dumplings for supper tonight , " informed Ella . 

The RSPCA has asked people to inform neighbours before holding displays . 

The seller informed the buyer in writing that , if he did not pay the balance by a given date , the seller would try to re-sell the cars . 

I will inform the bank in writing if I wish to cancel this instruction , and I understand that if any direct debit which breaks the terms of this instruction , the bank will make a refund . 

` It would be irresponsible to inform the public without also stressing the alternatives , giving suggestions about what people can do to help themselves , " says Jean Boht . 

The farming industry needs to inform the public about all aspects of their industry and open these up to public discussion . 

The police did n't inform the British Consulate about Jeremy 's disappearance until October 30 , and it was n't until the next day that the consulate contacted Jeremy 's grandmother in England . 

Every exhibition should be treated as an opportunity to inform visitors about our scientific activities and priorities . 

Doctors should be advised , they must inform patients about side effects and dangers . 

Its purpose will be to inform interested parties about the company 's history , current activities and production facilities , profiles of key employees and financial performance including current position and anticipated future prospects . 

Pineau informed de Gaulle about the strongly republican and socialist trend of resistance ideology and tried to persuade him to abandon his political reticence , which was causing concern among resisters . 

The idea grew out of their weekly meetings and from the desire to inform younger West Indians about their heritage . 

Some of the children 's expectations were so heartbreakingly wrong that it was clear that much more needed to be done to inform young people about what work is really like . 

This topic is meant to improve pupils ' awareness of ` danger " areas in houses and to inform them of basic safety measures and precautions which should be taken at home . 

Provided the problem comes within the Ombudsman 's orbit , he will look into all the facts for you and will inform you of his decision , together with his reasons . 

` I will inform the Chairman of the bank that you have arrived , Comrade Romanov , " the secretary said , and then disappeared back into his own office . 

He also announced that he would personally inform the Soviet President of the summit 's decisions . 

Your sister-in-law , Mrs Abberley , has informed us of your recent contact with her daughter 's kidnappers . " 

In addition , some of the larger Group companies produce individual newsletters to inform employees on events specific to their own companies . 

De Gaulle used the Interministerial Councils in order to inform himself more fully on important issues or to give momentum to policies that he favoured . 

Regional drug information centres inform professional advisers on new drugs and their likely cost implications . 

` Wainwright 's the name , " he informed the girl on the reception desk . 

` The General Secretary informed me at one o'clock this morning that he is not impressed by your latest efforts , distinctly unimpressed were the exact words he used , especially after your excellent start . 

` I 'm going to find the nearest policeman , " she informed him in an icy voice . 

It was this easy tone that had been in Sam 's voice when he had informed Brandt that Global Motors would , without question , destroy him and Imperial Oil within an absolute maximum of fifteen years . 

The man who had read off the crime informed the crowd that the execution should begin . 

Slim informed him that ` he and his amy have no legal status " . 

They have informed me that the seraglio contains beautiful apartments , more or less spacious and splendid according to the rank and income of the females . 

The Mexican government has informed them that they have to decide by December whether to return to Guatemala , or to lose refugee status and become Mexican citizens . 

He informed Wilner that he had calculated the energy that would be released and it was over a million kilojoules , equivalent to a thousand grams of dynamite . 

I must inform you that you will never be allowed to enter this house again , and that if you do n't leave within three minutes , you will be thrown out . " 

I would be grateful if you could inform me how the figure on the invoice was calculated . 

The original engine I have kept as a spare and would like to convert it to run on unleaded petrol , could you please inform me where to get drawings or information on conversion . 

There was no attempt to inform the public whether there was a significant risk of this happening to others . 

Come , I 'll present you to this pretty little stranger , anon I 'll inform you who she is . 

Its state is transitioned from CREATED to OUTSTANDING and all users who may be affected by the SPR are informed , via the Mail System , of its existence . 

In some cases the police need to be informed that a person is absent without leave , although no request is made for their help . 

` I 'll endeavour to keep it under control , " she informed him gravely . 

The head teacher must also inform the parents ( or pupil , if aged 18-plus ) of their right to make representations about the exclusion to the LEA and/or governors . 

The New OED Computer Group will then inform you as to what further action if any you are to take .

Huszti said that while the APEH did require an ` open system '' , but he claimed that this did not necessitate a Unix system , indicating that conformance to the X/Open Co Ltd XPG/3 branding standard might not be obligatory -- even though the Hungarian government decreed that X/Open branding should be used in all government tenders back in August last year .

When the government decreed that student numbers should be cut , that university grants be cut , and that overseas students should pay their full fees for courses and board in the UK , LSHTM with its large overseas intake suffered initially only as badly as other London colleges .

The Edict of Pîtres in 864 strongly suggests the combination of political and fiscal reasons behind Charles 's determination to keep control of markets : others , presumably local magnates , had been setting them up on their own initiative , but the king now decreed that such markets were to be banned unless they secured royal authorisation , and royal agents were told to keep lists of those so authorised .

An election would be held to decide the final outcome , but quite astonishingly the government decreed that abstentions would count as ` yes '' votes .

The government decreed that land was to remain the property of the landlords , that peasants were to remain subject to communal organizations ( which reduced the likelihood that they might turn into entrepreneurs ) , that the gentry would continue to exercise police duties in the countryside , and that state and local taxes were to be paid as before .

At the end of March 1915 the FA decreed that no wages were to be paid to players during May , June and July , and reduced the maximum wage further from £4 to £3 .

The local council had suddenly decreed that unless the school caretaker got rid of his dog , he would lose his job and the house that came with it .

After a previous round of talks , held in Moscow earlier in the month , Niyazov decreed on May 26 that conscripts in the Turkmen armed forces should serve for 18 months ( but for two years with the navy and for one year by those with higher education ) .

In Roman times the law required that certain types of document carry the names of the consuls , and in AD537 the Emperor Justinian decreed that the year of the emperor 's reign should be added .

For example , in 1958 the Irish Republic decreed that profits from exports by Shannon Industrial Estate companies would be exempt from tax for 25 years , and profit tax remission for firms outside Shannon was to be 100 per cent for a period of 10 years .

Instead , General Jannie Geldenhuys , head of the armed forces , has decreed that when saluting , soldiers will now raise their right forearm only and touch their eyebrow or cap with the tip of the index finger .

So it was that the agreement on which the first National Government was formed was ignored by the King , who granted a dissolution under conditions which broke both the letter and the spirit of the agreement . 

It would clearly be wrong to restrict all imports from a country which broke one particular environmental agreement . 

By breaking that agreement , homosexuals ` got the backlash they asked for . " 

Stracar called for Czechoslovak firms to halt all but essential imports from East Germany , complaining that the East Germans had broken trade agreements for 1990 . 

In the aftermath of the Sacheverell affair of 1710 , a group of Welsh Anglicans formed " a League to have no Commerce with Dissenters " , imposing fines on those who broke the terms of this agreement . 

If any of these conditions is broken , then so is the contract between you and the supplier . 

In High Trees , the landlord , having accepted half rent for , say , one year , would clearly have been precluded from asserting , ` You have broken your contract and I forfeit the lease . 

` But if he wishes to break the contract , then the contract will be broken . " 

US Treasury officials have warned the promoter , Bob Arum , that he risks breaking the law by selling the fight to a Panamanian TV station . 

Virtually all the largest American corporations broke the law in one way or another ; laws controlling pollution , the adulteration of products , the regulating of prices and so on were ignored and broken at will . 

The Data Protection Registrar is quoted as warning local councils that they could break the law if they maintain a register of all adults for the council tax . 

One function is to , to visit retribution or sanctions upon people who have broken the law . 

Throughout her career she successfully broke the rules of haute couture until her name became synonymous with French chic . 

Many of the more worrying disciplinary problems of childhood and adolescence involve moral rules , and it is when children break these rules that parents become most perturbed . 

With bold images designed to convince bosses and clients quickly , such programs make it easy to break the rules of objective data display . 

This raises the question of who is responsible if the individual trader breaks the rules . 

It followed an inquiry after a court case last year when the company was fined £1800 for allowing drivers to break rules on the number of hours they could drive . 

Dieters do not typically break their diet by having just one small biscuit , or one square of chocolate , or one tiny cake . 

Too late , we realised that we were breaking a taboo of British publishing : never before ( it was thought ) had a penis of any kind been printed on the cover of a mainstream magazine . 

Last November he appealed against the sentence , imposed on him for breaking a ban on keeping livestock . 

Though there is clearly a potential conflict of interest , it is far from clear that the law against insider trading would be broken by a firm that took advantage of it . 

` We shall break the historic habit because we shall not just get elected tomorrow to clear up the mess , we are going to get re-elected at the next general election as well , " he said . 

It is as if God , embittered by the recalcitrance of humanity , has turned to behaving in the same manner as that imputed to him by the serpent in the Garden in its dialogue with the woman . 

Amusing though this is , other women were embittered by the loss of their beauty . 

The contests , however , were almost impossible to avoid , and they could occasionally be pushed to the extremity of a prolonged election , likely to embitter all concerned in the losing cause . 

Amusing though this is , other women were embittered by the loss of their beauty .

But most of all ` what had embittered them was their exclusion from the judicial process " ( Carlen , 1983 , p. 129 ) .

It is not that he lies about them , rather that only a patient and omnivorous prospector would have found the particular treasures which he quotes . 

When he said he did not know the date of Adam 's return , Lewis Verne-Smith had not lied to the police . 

Joe Burns was lying about finding the gates and the back door open . 

Dipstick -- Lidtrap -- remembered her , even though she 'd lied about working for him . 

We do n't want to shock that good woman 's tender susceptibilities , do we ? 

Her policy often shocks airline stewardesses because the singer wo n't touch artificial food containers . 

It shocked her that she could make such a cool analysis of the situation . 

The sound of the door opening and of voices as people came out on to the deck shocked her so much that she felt physically sick . 

` Well , it 's shocked me that President Bush has gone out and ballyhooed the unions in Poland and yet he 's turned his back on us . " 

It had shocked him to discover , while a student , that at least half the men in his year had had no love or emotional experience at all . 

It still shocks you to see them -- that 's where they put the people to work . 

She shocked the world with a short-lived marriage to Frank Sinatra , 30 years her senior . 

Entering St Petersburg Conservatory at 13 , he shocked his professors with his angular harmonies , jagged rhythms and plangent colours . 

AUSTRIA 'S three-time World Cup winner and Olympic skiing champion Petra Kronberger , 23 , yesterday shocked the sport with the announcement of her retirement . 

In July 1986 windsurfers shocked the sailing world with the news that a board had travelled at the astonishing speed of 38.86 knots which is nearly 44 mph . 

` I suppose I like to shock people with the power of illusion " . 

Sakata management , having shocked Kershaw with the sudden announcement of a redundancy plan , are considering recalling all their new Glory models for modifications to the computerized route-finder . 

I once shocked him by admitting that I sometimes took it in my tea . 

I hope I did n't shock your customers by barging in so unceremoniously . 

TV MAGICIAN Paul Daniels has shocked his fans by claiming Jesus 's miracles were just magic tricks which he himself can perform . 

A fierce aunt shocked me by telling me shyness is a form of rudeness and selfishness , and that I had to be the first to talk to two people . 

Is it still possible to shock audiences at dance performances ? 

Five top players shocked their province by upping sticks and setting sail for Japan . 

It shocked me in the same way as Room at the Top shocked me when I read it last year . 

The observation shocked the world into action and convinced scientists and governments alike that ozone depletion was a serious problem . 

She wanted to surprise him , shock him out of his complacency . 

This is an unpleasant discovery which may shock you into giving up and returning to the relative comfort of Stage 1 . 

Jane often tried to shock her mother into facing some of the world 's uglier problems , but Laura did not react in the way Jane might have expected . 

Then the two of you pitched up together in Zimbabwe , and it shocked me into facing realities . 

The coolness of the caves shocked her , as did the immenseness of the place . 

The others pretended it was their job not to be shocked by what you did before they brought you here , but he never pretended . 

He was shocked by what had happened and genuinely sorry for Blyth and his parents . 

The adverts are designed to shock abusers and make parents more aware of the dangers . 

It is the book that every literate member of my family will get for Christmas , both for the fun of it , and so they can shock their humanist friends with some real news about human nature . 

That had shocked me until I heard it too often to remain shocked . 

Some of the Metropolitan and other English detectives on transfer from the mainland shocked the straight-laced policemen of the RUC by their slick shortcuts . 

Though the dissolve has become part of film punctuation it can still shock or seduce the viewer . 

Meanwhile villagers say they 're shocked by the news the nuns are to go . 

The road swung back and forth between sandhills and glimpses of flat water , toward the sea , then inland to villages . 

A hatchback is where it all comes up and it all swings up , the whole back swings up does n't it ? 

At Isleten a narrow mountain road ( used by the postbus ) also swings off to the left , running for 19km ( 12 miles ) to the rocky and romantic Isenthal from which the ascent to the ice-capped Uri Rotstock is approached . 

In the south west of Alaska , the volcanic chain picks up again strongly , and swings out to sea to form the long arcs of the Aleutian and Kurile Islands . 

I came to the braided reaches of the river where it swung out over the sands , and adjusted my steps so that I cleared all the channels easily and cleanly , a leap at a time . 

This line of islands swings round to the north , and finally back to the west through South Georgia , describing a great loop , and then heads off for the extreme south of South America . 

Estate land swings round in a crescent to the east , up to the A19 . 

The gate swung outwards , and he found himself looking up at the massive head of a yawning dragon with creased cheek and jowl and a lolling red tongue . 

Wash and shred the leaves ( saving one or two for garnishing ) . 

Once more Daisy was knocked out by the fecundity of everything , the blackthorn purple with sloes , plump hazel nuts already shredded by squirrels , elderberries shiny as caviar hanging like shower fittings from their crimson stems . 

Thousands of feet above , towards the elusive summit , lay the wreckage of tents shredded by a storm as savage as it was unexpected . 

Cover each piece with two sage leaves , sprinkle with cayenne and shred the rosemary over . 

Who has n't ever surreptitiously shredded a glossy green leaf , overcome by curiosity as to whether a plant is real or not ? 

It had claws like an eagle talons ; she could hear them shredding and splintering the wood . 

He fell silent for a few moments , shredding the paper that had wrapped his sugar cube . 

Shield-hung hurdles were brought out into the field , and bowmen and slingshot-throwers behind them began to shred the trees with a descending curtain of missiles . 

Women with dependent children have been particularly likely to seek accommodation in the local authority sector after marital breakdown ( Sullivan , 1986 , p. 41 ; Grundy , 1985 ) . 

In the second half of this century , we have had to seek partners in the US and Western Europe to overcome our technological and industrial limitations . 

Whichever word in the term is used as the main entry point in an index , the user might first seek the subject under the other word in the term . 

Some of the most fascinating demi-caractère ballets are those where the choreographer has sought inspiration from oriental dance . 

For instance , if the searcher seeks documents on ` Greenhouses " and this is not an index term in the appropriate controlled indexing language , then documents on this topic will be difficult to retrieve directly . 

The men named by the dwarf were being sought by Burun 's provost , but it was already apparent that they were no longer in Kinsai . 

Four former South African police officers were sought by the Namibian authorities to testify at the trial , but had refused to come forward , despite being offered immunity from prosecution . 

She said a third man being sought by the police had telephoned a Kirkby inspector and said he was sure the case would end because witnesses were not brave enough to give evidence . 

On landing I sought for the cottage occupied by the Duke of Hamilton 's piper , in which some friends had found most comfortable quarters the season before . 

Terrified , they seek fruitlessly for a means of escape from their hunters . 

Instinctively she sought through the whole cosmos for Fenna , and knew she would not find him . 

The answers you seek are all buried in your past -- if you could only remember precisely what went on when you were younger and you 'd have no problems . 

In the next second his arms were iron bands around her , and he was seeking and finding her mouth . 

Smallfry continued to pose before the mirror , smiling and pouting her lips in film-star kisses to the man in the yard while Buddie picked out an intricate melody on his guitar . 

` And I 've reached the grim forties , " said Masha , pouting her lush red lips . 

Then she 'll pout her lips and look cross , and you can still see her thinking : ` No , I 'm getting nowhere with that . " 

` We have company for the day , " he added , and Candace pouted coyly . 

` A good night 's sleep would do that just as well , " she pointed out , and saw him pout disapprovingly . 

Churchill 's lips pouted incredulously like a hooked fish , then his jaw dropped , until it sagged on to his chest . 

As Shannon looked up she caught a coldly calculating glint in the actress 's green eyes , but it was gone before Marianne turned to Dane , her beautifully shaped mouth pouting prettily . 

Anna 's mouth was pouting slightly , her left cheek was flushed by resting against the pillow , her hair was a stream of auburn fire . 

She began to pout , drawing her bottom lip over those small protruding teeth . 

Nic has flu , is exhausted and is sulking , pouting and staring blankly in the corner . 

Her face pouted at them resentfully when Blanche asked if she was Sharon Philips . 

He slept with his mouth open , lips pouting like a pig 's snout . 

In the 1994 World Championships , Bonaly pouted over her marks and refused to wear her silver medal during the final ceremony .

Pierce pouted and berated herself for errors , but kept calm in the crunch .

` Shall I be able to reach you at 1027 , Westminster Drive ? " she asked . 

You can reach us -- and we can reach you -- by mail , telephone , fax or in person . 

The decision had already been made just a few minutes after Mattie had left his office and seconds after he had managed to reach the newspaper 's owner on the phone . 

But people reached her at the office and the office had a rule banning employees ' home addresses being revealed . 

Counsellors are reached by telephone and face-to-face meetings can be quickly arranged if wanted . 

On the steps up to the plane a group of irate Peruvians waved tickets as the embattled stewardess tried to explain that there were no seats .

Fans waved ` Fantastico Alberto '' banners stored from the glory days of three years ago , when he won ten times in the season , beginning here at Sestriere .

` Estella waved a blue one , and I had a red one , and Miss Havisham waved one with little gold stars on , out of the carriage window . ''

Senior officials of the African National Congress have been urging Mr Mandela to announce an official separation from his wife since her latest outburst in which she allegedly threatened and waved a pistol at Mrs Xoliswa Falati , her co-accused in last year 's trial for kidnap and assault .

On the top of this wall stood Harry Dunstaple , shouting and waving his sabre as if conducting an orchestra , shouting for the men to hasten , for the Cutcherry must be blown up before the charging enemy could reach it and disturb the train .

Sprinkle the top evenly with chocolate chips and serve at once . 

At the end , assisted by the two younger priests , he came through the altar rails and sprinkled the coffin with Holy Water . 

Anna emptied cornflakes out of the packet until her bowl was piled high , sprinkled the pile with sugar and doused it in milk , then sat staring at it while the sugar dissolved and the cornflakes drooped . 

The small Irishman had just sprinkled the wooden floor with water to keep down the dust and was briskly sweeping the warped boards with a long-bristled broom when Patrick arrived . 

Eva liked to sprinkle the house with about five papers and three magazines a day , skimming over Vogue and the New Statesman and the Daily Express before dumping the lot into the wastepaper basket beside the bed . 

Leave the heads and scales on , and sprinkle the fish with about 1 level tablespoon of salt . 

My next target was the deck chair area , which was liberally sprinkled with coins . 

` In the evening , the courtyard of his house is swept and sprinkled with rosewater and colourful carpets are spread out on a raised platform . 

` It seems there are no servants to be had in the country , " Mrs Peterson grumbled . 

` My mouth feels like the bottom of a dried-up moat , " he grumbled , handing the roughly crafted mug back to her . 

` The only reason I did n't sign up for the navy was because I could n't swim , " Tommy grumbled . 

` You 'll get me shot , you two , " grumbled the Corporal , the other two interpreting his remark for one of assent . 

` It 's this new-fangled electricity , " grumbled the Grand Duke . 

` She 's no niece o'mine , " grumbled Jack , shrugging helplessly when his daughter turned a horrified look on him . 

Burden grumbled that opening windows upset the air conditioning but he complied , raising the yellow venetian blind and letting in a powerful shaft of noonday sunshine . 

Class divisions have reappeared : private entrepreneurs grumble that ungrateful workers have forgotten how bad things were a year ago . 

Nowadays Moscow balletgoers grumble that the best have fled to Europe and America , that the great Bolshoi Ballet is looking as threadbare on stage as its building does . 

Churchill , when frustrated by Eisenhower , grumbled that the president was " weak and stupid " , and he later contemptuously dismissed him as Dulles 's " ventriloquist 's doll " . 

Steven grumbled a bit , because it was a good twenty miles away , but the girls gave him no choice . 

Perhaps it was that being monotonously grumbled at by her mother and taken for granted by her father were becoming irksome when there was just herself . 

She grumbles a bit about me waking her up , but I do n't think she minds all that much . 

The other is that Americans have grumbled louder and longer than anyone about the rubbish they throw out . 

Manuel Lujan , the interior secretary , has grumbled loudly about a Japanese firm taking over a company operating under a government concession in Yosemite National Park . 

As he and George rode towards Kirkby , Jonadab grumbled loud and long about the money he had paid out that morning . 

Asked why the shows were not coming to Washington D.C. , New York , Chicago or Los Angeles , Mr Hoving said : ` Oh , they 'll grumble something about scheduling or funding . 

Tock grumbled something about them being useful if you were lost , then fell silent . 

He led them at a smart pace along the path where the railway had been and though they grumbled about the branches scratching their legs his sister and his brothers followed him . 

He grumbled incessantly about the ` disgusting " provincial life we had to lead on the island . 

Jane was a kindhearted and helpful Sixer , but Christine was inclined to grumble about Sarah . 

Even Yitzhak Rabin , Israel 's prime minister , is said to have grumbled to his cabinet that Mr Christopher , preoccupied by Bosnia , had not given the talks enough attention . 

` Well , my picture 's not going up there , " she grumbled to herself . 

" Theyr'e dragging us along way out of our way , " I grumbled to Mala , indicating her note of the co-ordinates for this new rendezvous . 

I heard him grumbling to Mum about lazy teachers with 6 weeks holiday . 

The cashier grumbled about changing Swiss money , but made a calculation that was to his advantage on the rate . 

The old lady was at home but she grumbled incessantly at being called upon to go out on such a chilly morning . 

Opponents lucky enough to escape Malawi to live in exile have sometimes been hunted down and assassinated or abducted by Malawian agents in Zambia or Zimbabwe . 

Leave it all behind you and cross the bridge beneath the restaurant that will help you escape south-west towards open country . 

A solitary tear escaped his eye , and he cursed himself for it . 

If the cell was sealed off and no gases escaped then all of the power would go into heating the electrolyte . 

Officials stressed that no radiation had escaped into the atmosphere and there was no danger to the environment . 

It turned out that Killion had been in the cellar when the police came , and he escaped through a trapdoor into the street . 

The family escaped to Chester and then settled , much impoverished , on their mother 's jointure estates in Yorkshire . 

Far better to relax in your favourite armchair , enjoy a drink with your husband ( or wife ) and talk through today 's problems than escape with a mate for endless rounds of gin and tonic . 

Her hair escaped in wayward fronds from beneath her brown velvet hat , and her eyes , of the same brown , were full of friendliness . 

There 's another screech of brakes , and a van that should never have escaped out the scrapyard collapses shuddering in the road . 

Built from the debris of planets , moons and comets , the sphere had originally been designed to completely enclose its star , collecting all the energy it gave out rather than letting the vast majority of it escape away into space . 

If they were to escape back through the trench they would have to move quickly ; any moment now the sepoys would have crossed the yard from the hospital and outflanked them . 

Much of the mercury that escapes in to the soil and the air and in to the water , finishes up here in the rivers , and there it reacts with naturally occurring compounds to form a compound called methyl mercury which is far more dangerous to man than is mercury itself . 

` Spontaneous combustion you 'll suggest next , " snorted Samuel . 

` They just put those bits in to make you think you 're really getting meat , " snorted Billy , ` You know , like eggshells in the war . " 

` Ah " , snorted the author triumphantly , ` then you still have another 160 pages of closely packed erudition to come " . 

` Thank you , " snorted Clare in as ungrateful a manner as she could manage , swept her copy contemptuously off the desk , and stalked out of the room with a moderately successful attempt at dignity . 

` This time round , " snorts Paul protectively , ` the press could n't even get the name of the studio right . 

` Darnton , " came the reply and the king snorted back : ` More like Darnton i " th' dirt " , before harrumphing back to bed . 

Squeezing her fist together she crumbled it into fine powdery dust . 

Crumble the softened butter into the flour , sprinkling in the rice flour or cornflour at intervals , as and when the butter seems to be getting sticky . 

With my own eyes I saw her crumble the loaf to bits and pour fresh milk on it . 

Place in an glass serving bowl and crumble the biscuits over the sponge . 

There 's no need to thaw them -- simply crumble the frozen sprigs over a dish when required . 

Rodriguez 's eyes were fixed on his plate , his short dark fingers crumbling the remains of his tortilla . 

Merrill stared at him , her fingers absently crumbling a roll . 

The bread sauce is certainly a mammoth task and involves an entire morning 's work , as the breadcrumbs must be crumbled by hand . 

She was still in love with the man , and the knowledge threatened to crumble the defences she 'd been steadfastly attempting to rebuild all day . 

But mother crumbled it up and sprinkled dry salt over it instead . 

If the plants are barerooted , spread the roots out in the hole , with the same proviso regarding the long ones , and then crumble soil in over them to fill the hole . 

However , a contrary trend of rapid increase in the number of ` elderly severely mentally ill patients requiring hospital care " was discovered .

Indeed , the same patient may require more than one remedy at different stages of the treatment programme .

He required some music to accompany the hymns , and Miss Catherine Metcalfe of Bainbridge obliged with her accordion .

Thus most long-term care for people who require a lot of daily support would be the responsibility of the local authority rather than , as formerly , of the NHS .

Phenothiazine treatment will be required for the patient with an acute schizophrenic illness .

Eight patients have required emergency surgery coinciding with the unrestricted reintroduction of food after remission induced by diet .

McKimmie , who required surgery , could be necessary since Paul Mason , Lee Richardson and Gary Smith are all victims of flu .

` Will you require any assistance ? " asked Herr Bischoff as he handed his Russian client a personal sealed envelope .

Funds are urgently required if this work is to be completed on the North Side .

Britain urgently requires a mechanism for influencing the policies and behaviour of its police .

Jimmy Warren was indeed in a state of shock at what he had witnessed and Rachel knew that he would require post-incident-trauma counselling .

` Most patients do n't require any treatment , but occasionally bites become infected and we have to intervene . "

At present I require assistance to help me to choose the most suitable occupation .

Despite their contest with the Labour council , they retain their loyalty .

He still retained property in Dudley , being the largest payer of poor rates there in 1649 ; apart from houses in the town , his land at Netherton Hall nearby was set down at 195¾ acres .

The party still retained something of its pre-war sleekness ; elderly gentlemen in Trumper 's haircuts , wearing cream silk shirts and Brigade or Old Etonian ties .

He still retains his sense of humour , though it might not show on TV when he 's urging extra effort from his players .

This refers to the ability of a group to retain the loyalty of its members and to attract new members .

What is surprising is that even after their post-'87 conversion to the gospel of the groove , they still retain a belief in the power of the word .

Even then , among the debris with smuts all over his face , he still retained his poise .

She still retained her English habit of noting each day 's weather , always expecting changes , marvelling at the hot sunny days which followed one after the other , almost with monotony .

It was a strong probability that the Guardian still retained in their archives a numbered copy of the minutes which would have told us immediately to whom that copy had been issued and therefore the name of the informant .

When he returned to his room Coleridge was mortified to discover that ` though he still retained some vague and dim recollection of the general purport of the vision , yet , with the exception of some eight or ten scattered lines and images , all the rest had passed away like the images on the surface of a stream into which a stone has been cast &hellip; ''

It 's also very necessary to retain independence on both sides .

But the Bank has always indicated that it would only take such a step in exceptional circumstances and continues to stress its awareness of the need to avoid actions which could be seen as capricious if it is to retain the confidence of market makers and investors in gilt-edged stock .

He knew he was dying and retained his dignity to the end ; it came on 13 March 1967 , and the cricketing world , quite simply , was devastated .

Throughout her murder trial , the Baroness -- who retained her title after her divorce from de Stempel in 1984 -- remained stoical , calm , slightly detached .

The feebleness of American reaction to the terrible events in the Baltic republics , moreover , relates as much to an unspoken compact about backyards as to concern to retain Soviet support for the anti-Saddam coalition .

Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke said of Mr Major : ` I am sure he will retain the leadership for many years to come and he is in the process of emerging from the Government 's present difficulties . ''

Within minutes , the machines were beeping and the tills humming .

Klaxons beeped in rhythmic unison and a man 's voice chanted over a megaphone the initials of the President 's Party and the name of Belpan 's Minister of Tourism and Transport : ` VOTE PP .

Some of the keynames ( like Beep ) can only be set to one of two values , so Beep = yes means that Windows will beep every time there 's an error .

The doctor had opened the door suddenly , was walking in with two nurses , directing them to either side of the bed as the heart machine flashed and beeped alarmingly .

Metal detectors were used in the search , beeping when they passed over a suspicious item .

The purchase order is vigorously opposed by the Wolverhampton branch of CAMRA .

The idea was strongly opposed by Britain , and quickly vetoed by the Council of Ministers .

That has been opposed by Mr Oscar Arias , President of Costa Rica , who will chair the summit meeting .

The company is firmly opposed to discounting on the grounds that it undermines standards .

Britain has always been strongly opposed to nuclear proliferation .

We were strongly opposed to the licensing of two sensitive blocks of sea bed close to Bardsey Island .

The conference was vehemently opposed by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar , leader of the Hezb-e Islami , the principal fundamentalist faction .

People who oppose religion on the grounds of its intolerance and bigotry think that the risks are very high .

Ostentatiously non-sectarian , Larkin was invariably opposed by the Catholic hierarchy on social issues .

It also suggests that teachers should oppose their critics on educational grounds rather than being forced continually onto the sterile terrain of vocationalism .

We have also totally opposed some practices such as the use of live bait .

In September 1915 the TUC unanimously opposed conscription , despite its overwhelming support for the war .

The SDP opposes further nationalization , believing it to be inefficient .

she has opposed every new European law which would give women more justice .

He was ` very opposed " to petrol rationing and maintained that rota cuts , organised systematically , would be the only effective method -- and they were out of the question .

If you wish to oppose the granting of such decree you should put your reasons in writing and send your letter to the address shown below .

Meetings of all RO 's marking particular grades are held , at which pencilled Reports are read out and discussed by all present . 

The wine waiter came bustling along with the second bottle , compliments were exchanged over the wine , trout was selected and discussed . 

Three themes were pinpointed and discussed in subsequent meetings . 

This second video was shown and discussed with the staff and child at the special school . 

Issues involved in graduated tests were analysed and discussed with liaison group teachers . 

The reasons for this have been widely discussed yet remain relatively obscure . 

The lessons are reinforced by a booklet for the pupils and a separate leaflet for the parents which encourages them to discuss smoking with their children . 

Once you have sold an idea to an editor you can then discuss how much material you will supply and how much the magazine will want to write or photograph for itself . 

In the last chapter I have discussed briefly the " most general principle of individuation " , based on the principle of Excluded Middle . 

Discuss whether the planet is in synchronous rotation around the Sun . 

In recent weeks , I have had several opportunities to discuss that matter with the presidency of the Commission and with the Commissioners who negotiate on behalf of the European Community . 

Serb and Croat leaders of Bosnia-Hercegovina 's ethnic communities met in Graz ( Austria ) on May 6 to discuss partitioning Bosnia-Hercegovina between Croatia and Serbia . 

The principal adviser said that any factual errors would be put right as a matter of course and if there was a professional disagreement they could perhaps discuss how to change the wording of the report . 

The give-us-our trough back campaign is threatening to organise a protest march every week but Councillor Smith says he wo n't even discuss moving the trough until he receives a full apology from his accusers . 

He refused to discuss whether police thought the killer was a homosexual . 

The most important point that we discussed was the immediate release of all prisoners of war . 

For understandable reasons , salerooms are reluctant to discuss , or even let their employees discuss , individual salaries . 

Almost a century has passed since the VIIth Congress of Hygiene and Demography discussed , among other things , a study that dealt specifically with the influence of the age of parents on the vitality of their children . 

Not surprisingly , given its apparent importance , Water Newton 's status has been much discussed . 

Matisse tells us that he actually saw one of the l'Estaque pieces in Picasso 's studio and that Picasso ` discussed it with his friends " . 

De Niro does n't seem particularly keen to discuss his reasons for wanting to run a restaurant , and will only say that it 's been a vague dream of his for a while . 

` Then they can discuss a bid for funding with Welsh Office officials , " said Mr Jones . 

There was no one she could discuss it with , for Hoomey was too scared , and no one else knew . 

We should not discuss the Bill without understanding the climate and context in which it is being introduced . 

This is like discussing the royal family without mentioning the Queen . 

This means allowing participants to discuss particular issues between themselves while the researcher listens in but does not contribute at all : they almost interview themselves while the interviewer eavesdrops . 

THE health ministers of 21 countries met in Brazil on Tuesday to discuss a common strategy for combating AIDS , including research to find a vaccine . 

The governors of Northend School met to discuss the self-appraisal report in March 1984 . 

The group discussed the extent to which training was related to jobs . 

He had never thought to find himself discussing such a thing with a single young woman , but he had heard of American girls ' frankness , and he supposed that this was a sample of it . 

But now , their budding relationship had been reduced to one set of strangers discussing events with another . 

Or they may wish to discuss their present lives with each other , and compare how they cope with the problems and difficulties of being old . 

He had discussed it often with Helen and both had agreed that such frankness was a necessary act of truth-telling between them . 

He has not discussed the matter with me , although Monktonhall is in my constituency . 

Even in private encounters , judges do not discuss their cases with politicians , and in return politicians should avoid embarrassing judges by involving them in what are essentially political issues . 

It is unlikely that any one method would suit all patients and therefore it is best to discuss with the patient alternative approaches to find out which seems the most likely to succeed . 

It had been impossible to think of the future since John 's abduction , but 17 April was only weeks away and I had been discussing with Chris and Nick how we might mark it in some way . 

That will enable officials to discuss with the Commission the way in which the fund could operate in the future . 

Discuss with junior doctors how to allocate extra resources to reduce hours . 

Do you want to discuss with her if you should get Dr Patel in ? 

Discussing with North in September 1986 how the arms-sales creditors could be paid off , he was alarmed to hear him say ` Well , maybe we 'll have to take it out of the reserves . " 

Before your children come to Heriot 's we would like you to discuss with them the aims of this School and the values on which we lay emphasis . 

My colleagues and I look forward to discussing with you ways in which together we can help your organisation fulfil that role during the decade ahead . 

` No , " she answered , ` but there is something we must discuss . " 

" I want you to find out where he went , who was there and what they discussed . " 

These problems of determinism have been discussed over the centuries . 

They would be properly married in church : they 'd discuss the question of children later . 

Later , when you feel strong enough , we can discuss your future . 

As part of this study , we listened at length to adolescent schoolchildren discussing political issues . 

There it was -- complete with the taffeta underskirt that had once ( once only ) rustled so satisfyingly . 

The cream lace of her dress rustled softly as she moved towards him , the pearl and diamond earrings he had bought her gleaming against the dark honey tone of her neck . 

The heavy skirts rustled alluringly , and she wanted to try them all on , even the sumptuous men 's coats . 

Leaves rustled behind , and he could not stop the smile when Madra sat down beside him . 

The street , the shadows , the branches rustling above , the cars accelerating up the hill , became menacing and alien . 

Montgomery and Sergeant Bird peered across the body while the skull-cap was being removed , their plastic aprons rustling softly . 

The curtains rustled softly , but it was too dark to see unnatural shapes and shadows ; instead , they crowded her mind . 

He giggled girlishly , as if he were contemplating some impromptu lobotomies , and the beard , which flowed down over the steering wheel , rustled suggestively in the hollow socket of the speedometer . 

Roosting birds rustled overhead ; the night breeze stirred the leaves ; here and there a dead twig fell . 

Mum kept out of sight until he had left , then down the stairs she came , all dressed up in a long black taffeta dress , which rustled when she moved . 

Suddenly , the grass around the den began to rustle and clumps of it fell down the bank . 

The covers rustled and her tightly held muscles loosened a bit , only to clench tightly again as he chuckled . 

The yew trees grew densely , some of them covered with ivy that rustled and rattled . 

Over her orange-blossom headdress she had a long flowing veil which flowed down her back ; her dress of white satin rustled and crinkled as she walked . 

He had settled himself comfortably on the floor , to the astonished glances of some guests , her beautiful skirts rustling as he leant against them . 

Their clothes rustled as his gentle fingers began to unbutton her dress , and gentle lips explored her body , her breasts that lifted to accept his carresses . 

A flurry of tissue paper used by the market traders to wrap oranges rustled at her feet . 

Presently , he heard the foliage rustling behind him , and turned to see Walterkin coming over the edge of the roof . 

They darted about on the front of the group , their silver-leaf hair rustling like raw silk . 

They heard and then stopped heading the wind breathing in the trees overhead and the stream rustling in the valley . 

The brown teapot with a slightly broken spout sat like a cold little sentinel on the hob , jackdaws rustled above it in the chimney . 

Fran jumped as though she had been burnt , the papers rustling on the desk . 

Outside a nightingale trilled in the casuarina trees , and their leaves rustled in the night air , a sweet overture to love . 

Under it , through the immense stillness of the day , the grasses rustled . 

Someone 's robe rustled , and it sounded like a tree in the wind . 

They cite Germany 's Abitur , where school-leavers are graded in eight subjects , and where their grading wins them entry into an apprenticeship if they do not go to university .

The severity of these symptoms was graded into four categories : absent , mild , moderate , or severe , according to De Meester et al 's criteria .

Tumours were assessed as benign or malignant and were graded by degree of dysplasia ( benign ) or differentiation ( malignant ) .

They also graded each stool on a 6 point scale sensitive to intestinal transit time ( Table I ) .

The Ironclaws and the Broken Tooths were all that was left of the countless Orc tribes that had flocked to Gorbad 's banner . 

And thousands of Ulster fans of Bono , the Edge , Larry and Adam flocked in droves to Dublin and Cork to see their heros in the flesh once more and pay homage to their idols . 

Whatever the weather , tourists will flock to Oxford in their thousands every day . 

By this time Gorbad Ironclaw 's reputation had spread amongst all the Orc and Goblin tribes of the Great Forest , and many more green-skinned warriors flocked southwards to join him . 

One of the busiest streets was Fisherton for hundreds of country people flocked into the City , taking advantage of the very economical Saturday tickets offered by the railway . 

THE sun 's out and hundreds of Merseysiders are flocking into their gardens for a good old barbie . 

On a freezing October Monday like this , the visitors are n't exactly flocking through the gates . 

In the postwar euphoria big crowds flocked regularly to the Oval to see the attacking cricket on which Surridge insisted . 

Voters flocked to the polls , despite drizzle , rain and snow , in record numbers . 

The crowds were flocking out of the mosque , and the first to emerge into the sunlight was a thin figure covered with blood . 

Migrants flocking in panic from the battle zone provided a useful veil of confusion . 

Within a year , 10,000 miners had flocked from the Walla Walla settlement on to the reservation , and Lawyer 's followers readily signed an agreement exchanging mining rights north of the Clearwater for $50,000 . 

Yet villagers continued to flock in searching for work , lured by often misplaced hopes , discontented with their inability to secure a decent standard of living in the rural areas , or driven out by the impossibility of securing any living at all . 

The stone ` bunkers " on the shore were swept away , the Parade took their place , a new pier was built with a proper promenade and the trippers flocked in by paddle-steamer and train . 

The economic situation worsened dramatically in the months that followed October as soldiers flocked home and military orders to industry abruptly halted . 

By this time Gorbad Ironclaw 's reputation had spread amongst all the Orc and Goblin tribes of the Great Forest , and many more green-skinned warriors flocked southwards to join him .

The man licked mud-caked lips , eyes half-closing in weariness . 

They delight to lead human beings astray ( Matthew 24:24 ; John 8:44 ) . 

It would have been a richer joy -- but , indeed , as I so often tell you , I delight to picture you in a childlike serenity . 

Surely there could n't be other women who delighted in such anguish . 

Feminists ca n't blame it all on men -- since time began , men have delighted in our wobbly bits , thank heaven . 

The book delights in combat , squirming with pleasure and letting out little gasps and moans of delight as adrenalin races through the character 's body . 

Pynchon , like Joyce , delights in repeating details in new contexts so as to tantalize the reader into thinking he/she has missed crucial meanings . 

It was Francis with his head back laughing , inhaling all the joy of the world ; Francis delighting in the flowers he threw together with branches and invited me to enjoy . 

The Queen delighted in his preaching and made him Dean of Westminster . 

This is impossible without the Trinity , in which each person of the Godhead delights in the others . 

She delights in Strauss and Mozart ` because the women in their operas are contradictory ; warm and cool at the same time " . 

The media has delighted in telling tales of people who bought a picture then watched as their house burnt down or their car blew up . 

She soaped all of him , delighting in his textures and curves , delighting in what her touch did to his body . 

Here you will delight at the colourful stalls , the friendly bantering and the mouthwatering produce . 

Mr Depardieu also delights in adding lurid colour to his teenage days on the streets of Châteauroux . 

Mr Gillis seemed to delight in slamming it down on the top of the tousled head below . 

The heir to the throne , a shy , sensitive boy , was often held upside down over the lavatory by schoolmates who delighted in pulling the chain . 

You should have been a guerrilla leader , Sara , you delight in winning small skirmishes . " 

The man is a huge liability and seems to delight in putting his feet right in it . 

To Hugh she seemed beautiful and he delighted , somewhat guiltily , in having her eat opposite him . 

` I would scorn to display such hypocrisy as you delight in , " retorted Miss Merchiston . 

In his own , ghosted , book he scorns concern for the babies he and his men killed . 

With considerable hypocrisy , the non-Italian media scorned Italian superstition for the belief in witchcraft , while at the same time branding Compton as ` witch " or ` girl in the witchcraft case " at every opportunity . 

There may be the tendency to scorn the Irish for their olde worlde attitude . 

The curator of the Jeffery Museum scorned Mentmore as no more than ` a heterogeneous accumulation of prestigious loot " , while Lord Vaizey scathingly described the contents of Calke as ` skiploads of junk " . 

That is what we have lost , in the sense that the people scorn us because of the way we march to tunes through the Lobby . 

Eamonn McCann later scorned this proposal as evidence of ` political nappy-rash " , since such a committee would have a built-in Unionist majority . 

They scorned the authority of tradition , religion and the family . 

Bedouins are tough , they scorn comfort , they have only contempt for the outside world and its mechanical marvels . " 

The bourgeois women consider it flash to appear too attractive : they scorn make-up , their haircuts are severe , and their clothes tend to be dark green or beige . 

There was a time when many gliding instructors scorned the use of a rigid drill , and taught their students instead to check everything logically by going round the cockpit from left to right . 

Conscious analysis of anything is only scorned by me if it 's the best you can do ! 

She had been scorned by Leinster and , if he knew anything about her , someone was going to pay for that . 

Such indirect arguments are scorned by modern biologists , but at the turn of the century they were the mainstay of support for an active Lamarckian movement . 

Such things can not be scorned , and Esau is in no mood for scorn anyway . 

Methods that are simple in principle are not to be scorned , though they do not always turn out to be simple in practice . 

He scorned the claim that camouflage might be the product of adaptive evolution . 

Many scorned it but rapturous press reviews helped push the record up into the high altitudes of the independent chart . 

Mr Smith scorned Mr Major 's claims to put Britain at the heart of Europe . 

They were proud people jealous of their lineage , scorning those not of pure Romany blood . 

Anyone who scorns Australian copywriting would scorn no further if they could have seen the effect that this advert was having on Rachel . 

I am a woman scorned , she thought now , in the private room in the Savoy , lifting her wineglass , sipping without tasting . 

“ You little fellow , you … you lovely baby , ” he warbled idiotically . 

“ I wish , I wish , I wish in vain , I wish I was a maid again … ” she warbled . 

Then I let her warble on for a while about the trials of high office , and feign interest in titbits of gossip from the upper echelons . 

He warbled on about watching Match Of The Day from behind the sofa that night -- now is that the sort of talk we want coming from the captain of Leeds United AFC ? 

Most of the herbs which can be grown from seed are hardy and can be sown outdoors in temperate climates ; some examples are dill , coriander , savory , purslane and lovage .

The lettuce , Swiss chard and rhubarb chard must be grown from seed -- all three are widely available .

She pointed out tiny , delicate orchids growing on trees , and the dammed ponds in the river where she planned to breed crayfish .

Many herbs grow easily from seed , fortunately still reasonably inexpensive , and you can save seed and take your own cuttings from year to year .

French sorrel grows easily from seed sown outdoors in mid-spring , when it may also be planted .

They are normally sown ` on the ridge '' as soon as the ground is ready in early May , and hoed and singled at the two-to three-leaf stage whilst it is still easy to separate the entwined stems which grow from the multiple seeds .

The form of a verb and sentence stating a thing as a fact , not as a conception , wish or command of a speaker : Apples grow on trees .

Angiosperms grow from ovules ( seeds ) protected in their own case , where gymnosperms grow only from seeds without the protective case .

The vines grow at an altitude of between 140 and 240 metres , although those growing between 160 and 220 metres are the most successful .

A dense moss grew across its trunk and it sagged , then cracked .

People often remark on how alike John and Malcolm look these days . 

Someone took her blood pressure and remarked on how healthy it was . 

In particular Coleridge remarks how formerly ` novelty of subject " was avoided . 

When I did emerge to eat , he remarked gloomily that he 'd managed to stick them to the bottom of the pan . 

As we remarked earlier , their ` problem " was to find a channel of communication . 

Lyndon Johnson once remarked unkindly : " Jerry Ford is so dumb he ca n't walk and chew gum at the same time . " 

` Bullshit , " she remarked and punched him in the arm as he grinned . 

Lady Maude nodded , remarking how she had heard that Sir Ralph was a hard , cruel man . 

` It took a war to compel the British to look at themselves and find themselves interesting , " Dilys Powell was later to remark . 

She also remarks , rather acidly , that women these days are inclined to be arrogant when they 're in charge . 

Fifty years ago my ancestors were as anonymous as those of the animal kingdom " , he laconically remarked . 

Herluin remarked , but with controlled resignation : ` This was the property of Ramsey Abbey , nevertheless . " 

` I know antiques look impressive " , remarks one frequent traveller , ` but I do worry about upsetting a cup of tea or glass of wine onto that polished surface . " 

` Sounds very complicated , " remarked Juliet , as she wrote on the chart . 

When I remarked on this to the doctor 's wife , she explained that the town was under virtual siege , cut off from the central government . 

The commentator even remarked on the fact that the two loose horses leading the field had caused no hindrance . 

The earliest account of the English ( Tacitus 's Germania , AD 97-8 ) remarks on their habit of drowning sacrificial victims in bogs . 

I remarked on this once to Mr Dakin and the old man turned to me with a wry smile . 

As Middlemass ( 1979 , p. 443 ) remarks of the Act , the TUC ` could hardly have accepted such a reversal of the terms of politics as they had been understood for a generation . " 

Yet , as we remarked in Chapter 1 , it is the agriculturally marginal which is often , by prevailing urban aesthetic standards , the most picturesque . 

In amiable mood one day Leonard remarked of his friend , ` I taught him how to dress ; he taught me how to live forever . " 

In 1926 Thomas Hardy remarked forlornly of contemporary modernist writing : ‘ They 've changed everything now …

` This is certainly some house he 's got , " Richard remarked in a low whisper as they followed Rob along the hall . 

He has often remarked in wonder over the fact that they stayed together so long despite their differences . 

` Conmen , defaulters , fraudsters , they would n't have minded , " Detective Chief Inspector Bob Southwell remarked to Detective Inspector Dave Smart . 

` You sound bitter , " Anne remarked with an expression of surprise . 

` No more than he deserved , probably , " Gina remarked tartly . 

` Quite a party , " remarked the doctor as the barking began again in the yard . 

It has been remarked already ( p. 116 above ) that he was in minor matters soft-hearted . 

It was not long , you will recall , since Ian Botham was remarking that he would not take his mother-in-law to Pakistan . 

` Which is more than you can say for Bella , " remarked Cassie cattily . 

` You 'll be going to join the Queen , I suppose , " remarked Sybil chattily , drawing the bone comb through Isabel 's long hair . 

K : ` I am disappointed because although I bought a freezer there is only one power point in the kitchen so we ca n't use it -- an extension lead would be dangerous with Chloe toddling about . 

Rachel was now in her second year , toddling about and growing sturdy of limb , and she had become very attached to her nurse . 

So after toddling about for a while you go into Barries " and point out the shorts where they lie in the window , interleaved with their fellows . 

` Well then , if you can promise it 'll be alright at Mona 's , let's toddle along there . " 

His back was to her , he was toddling along purposefully in the same direction as her , across that bleak empty landscape . 

Little Horace Charles was carried off by pneumonia at the tender age of eight months , but Ernest William , Henry James and Herbert George were healthy young children crawling or toddling around those rooms in Wilmington Square . 

I was toddling around at the time getting into mischief the way any normal , healthy three-year-old boy does . 

This is not the moment to go toddling back to the office to fart about over some fine print in sub-clause seventy-nine with a bunch of anal-retentives from Accounts . " 

From then on , every afternoon , as soon as her mother had left for bingo , Matilda would toddle down to the library . 

His favourite relaxation was to toddle down to the quay and join the Royal Navy patrol boat for a day out . 

On reading such statements , would Ptolemy have seen the error of his ways , instantly recanted and toddled off to join the Copernican revolution ? 

You do n't imagine we can simply walk out of here , do you ? -- win or lose , up stakes and toddle off back to the world of boiled cabbage and beds with sheets ? 

` Just wanted half a minute with the chaps before you all toddled off , if I may , sir . " 

` And then he gave us the will and the other papers and he said to us , just before we toddled off to Morocco -- " 

The kid toddled off like a drunk trying to balance two pints of beer . 

Sometimes the little boy climbed from his cot and played for a while indoors , though more usually he toddled out on to the terrace , in search of her and a drink 

A voice that called me ` old boy " suggested that I ` toddle over the road and meet me in Greenwich Village at the corner of Bleeker Street and MacDougal . 

As fast as her rheumatic legs would carry her , she toddled round to the Rope Walk , to the house where Eb and Josh and Ruth had been born and brought up . 

I 'm supposed to be resting , but after I 'd had forty winks , I felt a lot better , so I toddled over here . 

Mel toddles up to a driver of a white Fiesta and gets out his wiper . 

AS Prince William began his second birthday celebrations with a photo call in the gardens of Kensington Palace , he toddled curiously towards a TV crew . 

Grand Duke George of Hesse and four members of his family were tragically killed this morning when a Sabena aircraft carrying them from Frankfurt to London crashed in thick fog over the Belgian countryside . 

Merchants carried diamonds from India along trade routes through the Middle East . 

Doreen went on , ` Is there a porter or a steward to carry my bag from the car ? " 

Two men carried a long box from the house to one of the cars and put it inside . 

The woman , in her eighties , died as paramedics battled to save her after firemen carried her unconscious from the house . 

Use a bobblehat for the head-dress and carry a candle in a holder . 

I 'd ordered champagne and flowers because a honeymoon is once in a lifetime but we ended up carrying our own luggage in pitch darkness across a car park and up a huge flight of stairs . 

A boat carrying would-be Moroccan illegal emigrants to Spain sank in the Strait of Gibraltar on June 8 . 

Jane carried the tray across to the police officers with what looked to the sergeant like absurd concentration and Dexter wondered uncharitably whether she had already been drinking . 

The whooping and laughing boys carried her back to the village , her head dangling down from a branch slotted between her feet . 

It would have a job flattening that boisterous family , thought Joe as he carried the young woman through the passage and up the flight of stairs to the first floor . 

I carried a tray across and set it down on the table in the window . 

Poor Hareton , screaming wildly , was carried upstairs by his father . 

Everybody in the district came out to watch the coffin being carried away . 

His casket , carried from the Cathedral on the shoulders of infantrymen , was covered by a Maori cloak , on which was placed a sword and a soldier 's ` lemon-squeezer " hat . 

Also being treated is a twenty-one year old woman who was travelling in the stolen car , and was apparently carried from the scene of the accident by the car 's driver . 

A cheer went up as Joe was lifted on a stretcher and carried from the van into the house . 

Too taken aback to know what else to do , Folly stood aside and watched as he carried in four more boxes . 

Thankfully the distraction of the door opening gave D'Arcy the opportunity to hide his surprise as Ahn carried in a silver salver and two tulip crystals filled with Bruno Paillard . 

Embraces and handshakes were shared by the marchers before they broke bread and sang hymns at a cross carried to the peace line . 

An hour later , taxiing across the glimmering surface of the lake , the floatplane approached the jetty . 

The beacons went out , but as the Junkers taxied to its arrival area the pilot used a spotlight , and the spotlight swept over a flock of 109s , widely dispersed . 

As he walked across to the aircraft -- which by then had taxied towards the buildings -- he says he saw a dog jump down from the cockpit , before the pilot . 

He stayed there , watching it taxi away , and only went out to the cab rank when the plane had actually taken off . 

She had watched in dismay as the steps had been removed and the plane had taxied away . 

The plane is taxiing , pursued by a group of running Masai warriors , glorious in their red and purple robes , ochred hair , lion head-dresses and so on . 

Two video cameras were being used in the cabin when failures occurred in the flight-mode annunciator No 2 whilst a McDonnell Douglas MD-87 was taxiing . 

Morton had conscientiously paced the streets around Holborn , waiting to be approached . 

Hotspur watched the marred profile beside him curiously as they paced side by side , for he was greatly drawn to his prisoner , and could not reconcile the many stories concerning him with this man he had begun to know . 

I decided that she either had friends or family nearby or was pacing the streets in desperation ! 

Round the corner , Meryl was also awake , pacing the room in her dressing-gown , thinking furiously about the dreadful position she was in . 

I paced the house for an hour or so and then got on to the council office . 

During the last half hour or so she had been pacing the room like a caged animal , insisting that the door should be kept ajar and the window opened wide . 

She returned to the formal garden and paced its perimeter several times , counting her steps to see if the number would be the same on each circuit ; but it was n't . 

At precisely the right moment , a heavily-built fellow with a black beard arrived and paced about , staring this way and that as if waiting impatiently for another to arrive . 

About to tell him hotly that she would not accept any legacy , Jenna was interrupted sharply , the words dying on her lips as he stood and began to pace about restlessly , hands in his pockets . 

The vicar paced behind , holding his prayer book , his hair floating up and down in the draught from the door . 

She paced about the sitting-room for a minute , then went to her mother 's chair and knelt on one knee on the floor beside her . 

He got to his feet and paced restlessly about the room , then crouched down before her chair . 

While he was speaking she got up and began pacing to and fro across the wide office . 

She stood up and began pacing restlessly to and fro along the balcony . 

She paces dangerously around the stage claiming everything in sight , including Solor , with the naive greed of a woman indulged since childhood . 

Richie glanced over his shoulder at the young PC pacing behind them . 

And that night when Linnet , face to face with her own reflection in her solitary looking-glass and the stark realization of how much it had really meant to her , had been unable to sleep Tristan had walked with her for hours in the manor garden , Gemma watching them from her bedroom window as they paced beneath the chestnut trees , engrossed , almost entwined , like turning to like , intent wholly and exclusively upon one another . 

He had spent the entire afternoon in his office , pacing from the desk to the window , from the widow to door and back to the desk again . 

In most respects it was human in shape , but gigantic in stature , and there seemed nothing of the human being in the way it suddenly paced forward from the trees . 

It 's almost as if he paces in the corner of the office waiting to get his hands on me -- and he gets jealous when I 'm writing about someone else . " 

But this did n't deter Sam at all , and three days later he was pacing in the kitchen while Letty Carew and Jane Polwhele assisted his wife in the delivery of a daughter . 

Owen and Adam came running to meet the little priest as soon as he rode through the gate and paced wearily into the stable-yard . 

A man was pacing outside the bars , having helped Miss Floyd to chase away a gang of four-year-olds who had been throwing things into the yard . 

He imagined himself one of the woollen-robed clergy who for so many centuries had paced past the side of this holy building . 

Suddenly desperate to put a distance between them , Rory jumped down from the stool to pace restlessly round the kitchen like a caged animal , unhappy in its imprisonment . 

Now , he stood up and began to pace purposefully round the room , making Ari 's head whirl as she tried to follow him with her eyes . 

An elderly lady could n't stop crying as the Big Man paced through her small Devonshire village . 

They pace together through the forest in silence , scanning the canopy intently , sometimes stopping and listening for the calls of colobus . 

` Nothing would surprise me , " Steiner said , stood up and paced to the wall . 

Suddenly she could n't sit still any longer , and jumping up , she paced to the window of her sitting-room and peered out . 

Slowly he paced towards her until his foot was mere inches from the figurine . 

I can see Eliot pacing under the mighty oaks and pushing his way through hazel thickets in a smart suit , a bowler hat , and grey spats . " 

Jules paced beside her and said nothing at all , imagining no doubt that she was a poor little orphan . 

He had the look of a man who 'd been pacing about restlessly , his tie loose about his throat , his shirt collar undone . 

Hencke hurried on ahead , taking the opposite route around the square and relieved to see the other man pacing along his accustomed route , his briefcase tucked under his left arm . 

Albert Camus watched young men and women stroll here in the style of Hollywood stars , but now it is a place where people pace quickly along , not to display themselves but simply to get somewhere else . 

Emily paced around the book-lined study and blamed her father for his hostile attitude to Craig . 

The tall boy turned away and began to pace away down the hill . 

Silently Travis stared at her , then he turned and paced away , standing with head bowed , thinking . 

In my home in Wales last week , I paced back and forth over the flagstones , my aerial before me , like a dowser looking for water . 

The dogs , too , were focused on the water , poised on the edge of the bank , barking and snarling , or pacing back and forth between the men 's legs , whining with impatience . 

He paced back and forth on the tarmac , occasionally stopping to talk to his men . 

George Grindal , pacing back alone except for the dog , and listening to the echo of his footsteps bouncing from the walls flanking the alley , had no such serenity . 

Detective Inspector Frank Gregson paced slowly back and forth from one side of his office to the other , his gaze occasionally shifting to the blackboard behind his desk . 

It pumps me so full of adrenalin that I pace in and out of duty-free shops , toilets , coffee shops , anything . 

He paced in and out of Gabriel 's view , rolling back the sleeve of his dust-grimy shirt and baring his hairy left arm . 

Ash paced purposefully on , long flinging strides I was having difficulty in keeping up with . 

Most of the hour Richard spent pacing up and down the corridor , stopping at windows to look out between the buildings at bare trees and transparent hedges . 

She seemed , to Tammuz , quite agitated , pacing up and down behind her desk , swishing around in a long , belted gown . 

He paced up and down between the scullery and the living-room as if on the deck of a ship . 

Jezrael was pacing up and down her room in the emotional protection of her old innersuit . 

He paced around behind his desk , running his hand through his hair , uncertain of exactly what he was going to do . 

I saw him to the door and watched him pace away along the streets he knew better than most others in London . 

He had a full scrip of the small white flowers when he made the journey for the seventh time , and saw the three riders pace in at the gatehouse , and stood unobserved to watch Tutilo dismount , part amicably from his guards , and come wearily towards the gatehouse door , as if he would himself take the key and deliver himself dutifully back to his captivity . 

Theodora watched a large , grey speckled hen parade slowly across the sweep , pause , raise an enquiring eye to the front door and pace on into the shrubbery . 

In the end , she threw her pencil across the room in frustration , then paced over to the window . 

Isabel obeyed , watching in trepidation as he paced over to the door , then back to the fireplace . 

He paced rather restlessly over to the far side of the kitchen . 

She saw a shadow move across the wall opposite her as the other woman paced violently . 

Occasionally , especially in the evenings , Creggan would see him stop and roar until he could roar no more ; and then he would continue pacing , on and on . 

For attractive flowering and fruiting plants , it 's worth potting a few rooted strawberry runners this summer . 

Individual plants can eventually be potted singly in small pots . 

Pot on young plants of winter cherry ( Solanum capsicastrum ) into 4in pots , using a John Innes No 2 or similar free-draining compost . 

I pot my plants , which works , but I do n't know if this is actually necessary . 

Pot up one or two strawberry plants for a special treat : bring them into a cool greenhouse or conservatory , watering sparingly . 

You may replant in the old containers or pot up in individual pots for replanting later . 

Pot up the seedlings into 3in pots and keep them in a warm place . 

They are prepared and potted in the same way as soft cuttings , but occasionally a variant is used if the plant is less easy to root . 

White clinched a quarter-final place when he potted the last red and colours to the pink in the deciding frame . 

Soft cuttings may root after only a few weeks , so pot individual cuttings as soon as you see new young leaves or white roots at the base of containers . 

Purchased in 1989 at the height of the property boom the 70,000 feet air-conditioned office building , which houses the headquarters of BAA , brought in an annual rental income of £2.6 million .

Greg drove them in the factory ambulance across the busy shop-floor , through one of the main entrances and across the grounds to the building that housed the canteen .

The building which houses the Hotel Regency has just undergone complete renovation and refurbishment .

The training and conference rooms will each house a screen , one 2.5 sq m and the other 1.5 sq m .

The museum is housed in the Old Court House , which still belongs to the Bloxham Feoffees , trustees of the ancient Bloxham charities .

A regional historical museum is housed in the Gotthardstrasse 18 .

Here was constructed the domestic accommodation , while the space between the mural defences housed stabling , garrison buildings , cattle and villagers .

Geography is housed in its own substantial buildings close to the centre of the University , the libraries and the colleges .

The exploration company said artifacts recovered from the new expedition will be housed in a permanent museum and exhibited around the world .

The following day we explored Bragança 's castle , which is superbly preserved and houses a military museum , showing Portugal 's colonial past and the role played in this by the menfolk of Bragança .

Bullingdon will house 635 prisoners , many in single cells , all with toilet facilities , ending slopping-out .

This housed oriental manuscripts , many of poetry , mysticism and jurisprudence , going back to the twelfth and thirteenth centuries .

The room on the second floor houses fifteen people , and the other three little less , all at the same rent of 2s. 3d. per week .

It is apparently still the case that in some local , county gaols adults and juveniles are housed together , sometimes for periods of several weeks .

The Department is housed in two classrooms and a small study , all of which are pleasantly furnished and help to portray the welcoming , friendly attitude we have towards the pupils .

The 18th Century Moot Hall now houses the Daventry Museum and Tourist Information Centre .

The initial phase will concentrate on the monuments housed in the churches and subject them to dusting , washing and cleaning .

Only Sandy Lyle , who was 17 under in the 1983 Swiss Open , has bettered that half-way score on the PGA tour . 

Allison feels the single 's production was bettered on later records . 

The eight-mile round trip has only been bettered once before when the loco ran 15 miles for railway celebrations in Sacramento . 

The ` Greek Slave " drew world attention to America for being able to produce an artist capable of equalling and even bettering his international rivals . 

Like Han Ch'in that time , when she had almost bettered him at archery …

On official tests , the Turbo Diesel betters the normally aspirated ZX Diesel with 65.7mpg as compared with 64.2mpg at a constant 56mph . 

He tore a knee ligament during PSV Endhoven 's 3-0 victory over Willem II Tilburg on Saturday and will be out for the rest of the season . 

While appearing with them in Berlin in 1937 she tore a ligament and had to give up further hope of dancing . 

Tough loose-head called up when Heinrich Rodgers tripped on the hotel stairs last night and tore ankle ligaments . 

Curbishley won the senior women 's race in an encouraging 63.7 seconds , even though she tore a ligament at the side of her knee at the halfway mark . 

The Danish midfielder has torn a calf muscle and has been sent to the Lilleshall sports injuries clinic for specialised treatment . 

A request to light a memorial candle -- his family is Jewish -- was met with blank and insensitive refusal .

It reinforced his uneasiness , however , when she lit candles on the small dining-table and then turned off the only overhead electric light .

She put on her robe , lit the candle and went on tip-toe down the back stairs and into the kitchen .

Then we lit the candles and read the Visitors ' Book through from 1960 onwards .

Someone had lit a torch , but its smoky , wavering light only emphasised the hopelessness of trying to pick out individuals in the seething turmoil .

The assistant lit torches at her head and feet , and the light from these outlined the contours of her dark skin .

As dark fell , street lights went on in the square and many demonstrators lit paper torches . "

But this could not be done without noise , especially the last , and hearing it the defenders lit first torches and then large beacons along the walls and opened up with their guns .

Dacourt , Clinton and the rest congregated in the main hall whilst servants lit torches and others brought ale or wine for the conquering heroes .

She let herself in and ministered to their needs , brewing a pot of tea and lighting a good fire .

She could smell the wood-smoke : someone had been trying to light a fire .

` It was your father , the Earl , who came up when they were already lighting the fire , " Simon 's voice said from behind her .

As La Scala began to bitch , and Rome 's success began to burgeon , Cresci lit spectacular bonfires in the street in wonderfully designed fireplaces .

Mr Mann also urged that people lighting their bonfire should check for pets like the family tortoise and hedgehogs which may have hibernated there .

The beacon was lit , and answering bonfires spread the happy news throughout the Maclean lands .

Somebody had lit a bonfire and we sat round it chatting until we had dried our clothes .

They used the PhD to light a bonfire to barbecue some steaks they 'd nicked .

Police talked to the man for 90 minutes before breaking into the flat in Brighton and grabbing him after he threatened to light a match .

` Save us ! " the mother screamed , almost throttling her husband . 

` But I told you , showed you , " she screamed , sounding childishly hysterical . 

` You ca n't do this to us , Garry , you just ca n't , " she screamed . 

` Leave her alone , you bastard , or I 'll kebab you , " screamed Perdita . 

` I knew it , " screamed the innkeeper , and started towards the door . 

" Are they deaf ? " screams Pete , throwing the crowd an incredulous look . 

They argue that Mrs Aquino can heal old wounds by allowing the former dictator to come home , at the same time disarming his supporters who scream that he is being done an injustice . 

On her return the mother had screamed aloud that he had killed the child . 

It was Paul she wanted to take with her : the child had heard of the attack , and was hysterical , screaming that Ben would kill him , too . 

Soon after , Farrow is said to have begun making threatening phone calls in the middle of the night , screaming that he was the devil and should die and burn in hell . 

I carried on drinking and talking until Ken O'Mara rushed into the room and screamed that he 'd found the body . " 

If a cat stuck its leg in the air , they all raced off , screaming that they 'd seen something move . 

` Doping in the Bundesliga " screamed one newspaper headline the next day -- and Daum backtracked fast . 

I screamed vowel sounds and different registers more delicate than the others that would get me hoarser . " 

She probably did tell him to go away and stop following her around , but that would n't be a reason for him screaming he 'd kill her . " 

They found Bowler screaming she had stabbed her husband and produced a knife from the kitchen which she said she had used . 

There would be policemen , the local reporter , tearful Aboriginal women screaming abuse at her at the bus stop . 

One day , she ran a mile or more after him , seeing only that stubby squat little figure going through traffic lights , ignoring cars that hooted and people who screamed warnings at him . 

I could scream abuse at him all day long ; he would n't mind at all . 

` Kylie screams abuse at shop staff " the banner headlines blared . 

` If she had n't been screaming all that nonsense at the top of her voice , it would never have happened . 

He tried to scream a warning to his nightmare self : ` No , do n't go in there ! 

She wants to be off anyway -- I 've heard her screaming the words along the landing . 

The captain of the Italian motor cruiser had reboarded his craft and was screaming orders in a cracked baritone . 

He grasped the arms of his seat to stop himself quivering , to stop himself screaming obscenities into the darkness . 

The tribespeople , if such they were , fought savagely , automatically , instinctively , screaming incomprehensible blasphemies . 

She had seen a woman ride from the dark woods , screaming her grief , her clay-streaked hair streaming ; the woman had ridden around the pyre . 

She could scream blue murder , but half an hour later would be the life of a dinner party , for she was very vain and never missed a chance to show herself off . 

Pat was a big man and grabbed Sean and bundled him over the couch and into the laps of Mrs Kelly and Mrs Quinn who screamed blue murder . 

He screamed some incoherent threat , and I honestly looked round to check that I was n't on a film set . 

I felt a migraine coming on as the old girl began to wail and Zylpha screamed a torrent of abuse . 

I was so sure I was drowning that I forgot about the race and screamed out , " Father ! 

` We 're trapped ! " screamed Steve hysterically , rattling at the doors . 

Apart from all the weird letters I get from Scotsman readers , there are continuous phone calls to my house , maniacal voices who scream hoarsely about deadlines and copy . 

The strongest disapproval often comes from those who scream about liberties if their own particular indulgences -- for assault rifles , say -- are attacked . 

The opposition is screaming about a " travesty of democracy " . 

` It 's too late , " she screams at her daughter , at which Elaine cries , ` Not for me . " 

Here were these two sworn enemies screaming at each other through car windows . 

Sarah screamed at him : ` No , I bloody well wo n't , you gormless eejit ! 

A transport crisis of such proportions that the apathetic public will scream for action , drowning out the shrill voices of the environmentalists . " 

On one occasion , he screamed for the guards , saying someone had stolen the contents of his Red Cross Parcel , leaving him only a tin of beans and of jam . 

She says that she screamed for help -- another two minutes and the twins would have died because of all the smoke and flames . 

When the fans were screaming for him to play Clive Allen , Reid kept him on the bench . 

` What the hell are you doing ? " she screamed to the unseen driver as the black vehicle came hurtling towards her once more , this time clipping her offside light . 

` What do they want with me ? " he screamed to himself inside his head . 

The tall man screamed with pain , slumping forward , Newman 's hand came down , nails jabbing into the back of the half-withdrawn hand . 

` Do me a favour , " said Camille , wearily , suddenly mature , but Sam screamed with rage , remembering Danny and his idleness and greed . 

I woke up screaming with terror and distress , and told my mother of the dream . 

I get attacked by the hardliners for negotiating troop reduction treaties with the Soviets , and screamed at by the liberals for not standing up to the Soviets over human rights and that bloody Wall . 

Eventually they got away , but they had got hardly a hundred yards down the road when she suddenly screamed out , ` We 've left them . " 

` It came , Kirov , it finally came , " he screamed out exultantly . 

Dazed survivors screamed out for loved ones as they wandered through the rubble . 

As the implications of the purposes of this scarecrow figure dawned on her , his sister screamed out that he was crazy , and perhaps even threw herself at him to prevent his plan . 

Clasper screamed back at the chanting mob that they were management lackeys who had been conned by Peters , and sold down the river by Bunker . 

He screamed back at her some choice words that he usually saved for the rent collector . 

` She screamed out in pain as the doctors examined her , " recalls Rosemerry , ` it was terrible . " 

The very thing they had been screaming about for donkeys years . 

Dealers would scream down the blower : " Did you see The Sunday Times last week Sir ? " knowing that he would probably have missed the relevant bit , just as they had . 

He 's a thief , a criminal , he nicked my bag and I had to sift through every shit-bin in Bristol till I found my dreams and found out what I ought to 've known all along if you had n't …

` E asked me to describe yer , which I did , thinkin' maybe 'e was goin' to tell yer you 'd come into some money , but 'e said you 'd taken in a young woman , that the pair of you 'ad nicked 'is wallet an' made off with it . 

He kept thinking of Lee out in the shed fiddling with his Dad 's tools , nicking nails , messing with his bike . 

They used to nick things like shoes , bits of jewellery and cars . 

Now , what 's the good of nicking a car if you ca n't drive it and you 've got to ditch it ? 

Once he nicked my entire Corgi transporter filled with cars and a train set . 

` If you knew Simon wanted to nick Bella 's money , why did n't you go straight round there and tell her ? " 

I asked him where he was goin' to get the pennies from , and he said he 'd nick them from the superintendent 's gas money . 

Me own stuff was all ragged and I thought I might as well nick something decent , it 'elps a girl , knowing she 's dressed decent . " 

` Well , when a girl 's sufferin' desperate times , she might as well nick something nice , " said Dolly . 

` I had to pick up my boots and rabbits , but I found somebody had nicked the bloody things . " 

It was all very well nailing cracksmen who had nicked half-a-dozen fur coats from a warehouse ; but the real criminals in the City were amongst the money-men . 

In Spinnadisk I nicked some record sleeves , but some of 'em were crap , like ` Meat Power " by Mungo Midge and ` Tubular Bells " by Mike Orbfield . 

Well , you ca n't call it a crime , can you , looking the other way in a cafe when somebody 's nicking your vehicle from a lay-by ? " 

` He comes in te " flat sometymes , nicks cigarettes from right under me nose . " 

One of the girls nicked some yeast from the kitchens and so we made our own homebrew -- potent or what . 

After the Glasgow gig , the lads got talking to JERRY from the TEENAGE FANCLUB who came back to pay his respects and nick the beer from their rider . 

` Just when a player thinks he is past him , Pally will stick out a long leg and nick the ball off him . 

He never nicked an apple off the cart ( he did n't go much for fruit and veg ) , he was probably too honest . 

Mind you , getting through defences ai n't that easy : defenders can nick the ball off you by slid-tackling -- although this has unpredictable results when it rains . 

And guests at one hotel alone have nicked 2,000 towels since April . 

` I can get out my binoculars to check on how many customers we 've got -- and see if anyone 's nicking anything out of the till . " 

JP : ` We did n't nick the riff from ` Elves " because The Stooges had already done that . " 

She thought of him nicking the crisps , of him not caring what he did . 

` And if I had nicked it , do you really think I 'd be here ? " 

` If a plane 's delayed , it 's because one of us has nicked the wheel , shit like that . 

She has also warned me that the little porcelain giggling buddha I 've put in the tomato plant pot outside my front door ` will probably be nicked by the Arab boy who delivers the newspapers . " 

Even when the bag arrives five days later , several kilos lighter , half the contents having been nicked . 

A STOLEN van found by police was nicked again from under their noses . 

At Christmas some of the girls nicked some apples and made apple wine . 

If it had n't been for me they 'd never have nicked any guitars and there would have been no group . 

While the booksellers were looking at his books he would quietly nick a few of theirs to sell to another shop . 

Watch it for its parched melancholia : watch it for the fantastic innards-eaten Erich von Stroheim ; watch it and spot which tiny , yet central , image Spielberg nicked from it for ET . 

He 'd most likely end up eating the grain he 'd nicked from Mrs Wright for the pheasants . 

In stores like Harvey Nichols and Joseph they rarely use tags , which is even better Everyone I know nicks from shops . 

Shivering pleasantly in her new blouse trimmed with lace nicked from Silvex Modes the week before , two quid borrowed from Ted means they can afford a few halves , jumping over the gutter full of leaves . 

It was hot money -- nicked from a sub post office in Southend three weeks ago . 

A NEW £50,000 Porsche , nicked at a garage when Kevin Brown , of Stocksfield , Northumberland , left keys in the ignition , was found almost without a scratch at Gateshead , Tyne and Wear . 

` Well , I 'm now telling you that if you go nicking again , you 'll get seven days " hard labour scrubbing this house out . 

` And do n't you nick that , " said Philip , ignoring the question and pointing to the flask . 

This program will help you keep track of all your recipes and let you view , modify or print them .

But you can at least monitor their response on the graphic , via the LEDs , but there 's nothing to let you know that a program has been properly saved with the ` save " button .

It also made a point of saying the chips would let personal computer applications reach their full potential under Microsoft Corp Windows NT .

Word for Windows lets you make the appearance of your work consistent , both within and between documents .

The Tomy Cosy Bouncer is a super snug carrier that lets baby travel in style , sleep in comfort and bounce when it wants to .

The compression will let digital audio-visual services be carried by terrestrial and satellite channels , telecommunications networks or digital storage devices .

Anemones tend to dribble a little water from their centres if you press them .

That increases the surface tension on the top of the coffee -- or is it the specific gravity ? -- so that when you dribble the cream slowly down over the back of the spoon it stays on the top . ''

It was Barney who returned to it first , dribbling cream into his coffee and watching it swirl into a spiral on the surface .

Rather dramatically , Dalton recorded that Bevin ` hammered [ Lansbury ] to death . " 

When she was alone on the terrace , she found herself staring fixedly at a cockroach as it scuttled around in the heat , then got up and hammered it to death with her shoe . 

Jane dreamt she was clinging to the edge of a cliff , and her bank manager was hammering at her fingers . 

If we turned up an hour late for a function in England we would be hammered by everybody . " 

Two words which collocate ( may occur together ) in your own language may not collocate in the target language . 

She made the shallow end and stood up , plastering her hair back with her hands . 

He blamed it all on business , but could not resist taunting her for expecting him to be at h-er beck and call , while disapproving that he was rich . 

Tournaments were disapproved of by ecclesiastics , for they could be both bloody and dangerous . 

Some of the differences in aggressiveness between boys and girls may be due to the fact that parents tend to disapprove more of aggression in girls . 

Author after author denounced Bush , the likely ( except to Surkov and his agent ) President of the United States , who disapproved of abortion . 

My grandmother would have disapproved of Bogie for religious reasons . 

Did he disapprove of all social events , or only of this one -- and if so , why had he come ? 

Probably the reason why her therapist disapproved of her was not because she was -- from a psychiatric standpoint -- ill , but because she would n't get better . 

He believed her to have been flirting , and disapproved of it . 

He disapproved of shaving , sported a beard to his navel and was a great advocate of Swedish gymnastics . 

Her mother Margaret disapproves of fancy weddings and strongly disapproves of evening invitations . 

` I disapprove of killing at the best of times , Ace , but , and this is vitally important , you must never kill anyone with a role in recorded history if you can possibly avoid it . 

( In contrast , in other parts of India inter-caste marriages are thoroughly disapproved of . ) 

Activities , which society had previously disapproved of and banned , are now permitted and can be freely indulged in . 

Compare the people with one another and identify what they have in common , and what you approve and disapprove of . 

" There is a meeting of an organization my mother disapproves of . " 

Her working-class male counterpart is not usually ridiculed or disapproved of in this way , as someone whose language is inappropriate . 

Another thing she disapproved of was his passionate interest in the other sex . 

He served with the Parliamentary army as a chaplain on two occasions , although he also disapproved of putting the king to death . 

Just as they defended the school friends we disapproved of , so they are likely to stick to their own choice of girl or boyfriend . 

Books were not returned , articles went missing and I disapproved silently . 

His father disapproved , but told a visitor : ` Modern young people will do what they like . 

` I ` disapprove " only in so far as your adventurous inclinations affect my own family , I assure you . 

A valuable way of concealing them is to have bars , stripes or blobs of colour that appear to overflow from one section to the next , as though someone has splashed ink across the animal . 

Betty watched him as he splashed a little soda in each , and handed her one . 

Splashing the liquid into a goblet , he carried the drink back to the bed and shoved it brusquely into Isabel 's hand . 

Baron de Tracy grinned openly and grabbed a drinking-horn , splashing some wine into it from the jug on the table . 

Edward lifted it and splashed a little water into the teapot , swirling it around . 

She splashed water on her face , wishing she had her overnight case up here with her , wondering if it would be possible to make a deal with Ace . 

The extreme force of the blows had splashed blood on the walls and ceilings . 

The Church of England vicar blessed the Northamp stately home , splashed holy water on the walls and said prayers to ward off the spirit . 

Cupping his hands in the large jug , he splashed cold water over his face and chest , rubbing it up and down his arms before towelling himself down . 

I splashed water over my face , slicked unruly grey hair into a more reasonable disorder , and headed down to the lobby again . 

In fact , she thought as she splashed cold water on to her hot face , she had n't seen him all morning -- perhaps he 'd taken himself off for a walk . 

His friends carry his rigid , moaning body to one side and an older woman splashes him with water . 

Bright little bunches of cherries or grapes splashed their large hats with colour . 

Then she raised one foot and brought it down with a smack on the water , splashing him , and laughed . 

` When you 've got it full up to the top , splash a bit of Paraffin on the top and put the match to it . 

Eddie splashed more of the liquid against his temples , brushing it back and then rubbing it in with a comb . 

Bucharest 's Otopeni terminal is a distant fortress of grey and black , its approach obstructed by piles of rubble and tiny , dwindling buses winding across the runway . 

Dexter had been stationed in Brixton several years before and he inhaled the familiar atmosphere as he wound along Coldharbour Lane towards Peckham : the dilapidated shops selling second-hand furniture and televisions , the handsome couple posing against a car as though for a fashion magazine , the parked cars tumbling over the pavement . 

We wound sedately along the narrow , grass-verged roads of ` The Oval " council estate and glided through the town centre and five miles beyond , before reaching Ringinglow Road -- long , isolated and Roman straight -- and putting the car through its paces . 

Then we wind through interminable streets of Edwardian terraced houses converted to flats and rooms . 

A waiter wound through the tables towards them , bringing an ice bucket with a bobbing bottle and two chilled glasses . 

In the distance she could see a bus winding along the narrow lanes . 

As you wind along the corniche roads , passing vineyards and olive groves , you are sure to be reminded of the Côte d'Azur . 

Mr Rowse 's patients , forever winding down the path , oppressed Ken with the sense of his own age and mortality . 

As she uncovers the work of a Victorian architectural editor ( Orlando Curioso ) she reveals London 's sites afresh , beautifully and imaginatively conveying ` the curious experience of overlapped time . " 

Mr Marr reckoned that he conveyed ` certain information " to the scientists , including that his planet was controlled by a creature . 

More difficult is conveying that injections must be self-administered and must not be missed . 

Mrs Frizzell wished mightily that she could infuse into her own voice just that inflection by which Mrs MacDonald conveyed that she was doing Tollemarche a special favour by coming to the ball . 

For example , when a speaker discusses a ` manpower problem " , she probably does not intend to convey that all her employees are male . 

However , Lucy managed to convey that she intended to stay for several days , or perhaps for even a week . 

Good actor that he was , he somehow managed to convey that he had become the dominant figure , that the contest was as good as won . 

But Eileen Atkins is magical as Hannah , subtly conveying all the character 's brisk New England pragmatism , spiritual grace and terror of the physical . 

But as time went on he realised he could not convey how the style had evolved without understanding the techniques at first hand . 

The scientific journalist 's attitude must be adopted from that of creative workers and he must attempt to convey what these workers think and do . 

She continues to say that there is one kind she does not like and that she is going to convey what it is by a process of thought transfer . 

For example , what messages are we conveying when we separate some children from others ? 

He was admitted to Islington Infirmary , unable to speak , and yet desperately trying to convey a message to his daughter-in-law Margaret . 

I would be grateful if you could convey these views to the committee which is considering the legislation . 

The expectation is so subtle that it can be transmitted even when the experimenter conveys his instructions by means of a tape recording . 

In other academic areas it is assumed that the teacher knows more than the student , and is there to convey this knowledge , whether as a corpus or a skill . 

So much can be conveyed by putting your arms around someone 's shoulders or giving them a kiss . 

As a multi-lingual movement the human rights message can be conveyed via dozens of reports , books and audio-visual materials to audiences from Japan to Nigeria . 

But so graphically did her words convey her love and concern for them that , reading it aloud , both were reduced to tears . 

Essential information conveyed in this way may be denied completely to blind students , or if converted to simple raised lines may become confused and meaningless . 

The barrister reacted to a situation created by the judge ; he felt that he must try to convey at once to the jury that his client was not being obstructive or reticent about disclosing a statement . 

Accordingly , Sir David has requested that I convey to young Reginald the facts of life . " 

` I ca n't convey to you what they were like , those early years in Cambridge . 

However , by providing a description of the norms speakers operate with in conversation , Grice makes it possible to describe what types of meaning a speaker can convey by ` flouting " one of these maxims . 

This is an extremely powerful kick that leaves no one in any doubt when it thuds home ! 

Mary shivered and turned away as the first clods of earth thudded onto the coffin . 

They could hear her mare thudding through the thick forest ahead of them , and the swish and crackling of the bushes and dead stuff underfoot . 

When they thud through the letter-box , £150 will go a long way to ease your mind . 

Some caught in the rigging and thudded to the deck , spitting and baring their fangs at us before being hurriedly kicked overboard . 

Nutty arrived on time , thudding out of the dusk and pulling to an abrupt halt . 

A long way south a plump caique thudded past towing a line of six little lamp-boats , like a mallard with ducklings . 

His bare feet would thud along the wooden floor and land on the springboard . 

The lower levels get hotter and hotter and store energy which can be used to generate power .

Although very bright sunlight was required to generate enough power to achieve lift off , once in the air the plane flew like an ordinary glider .

The steam produced by this process is in turn used to drive large turbines which generate electricity in exactly the same way as in any other conventional power station .

The trees will be used as fuel to generate electricity for farm generators .

An underwater turbine , capable of generating electricity from the rise and fall of the tides , is to be tested in Scotland .

DR PETER MITCHELL , the biochemist who has died aged 71 , won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1978 for his achievement in explaining the chemical processes by which living cells generate energy from food .

To complete the illusion , the plant generates heat to mimic the warmth produced by corruption .

There must also be the prospect of a profitable exit for the investors , and a target company that is able to generate enough cash to service its debt .

In-house facilities management and development generates about 25% of revenues , £1m comes from long-term software support , the rest comes from on-site time and materials consultancy and development work .

As a result , he said , Unix software and services will increasingly generate higher profits and growth .

Arrack and toddy production generated a great deal of wealth in Kalutara district .

Investment in an agency , branch or subsidiary will be expected to pay for itself by generating extra business .

It becomes a ` cash cow " business in that you generate a lot of money from existing assets , with minimum investment .

Despite having been through the regulatory mangle time again and time again , the group still has the potential to generate a lot of cash , and yields about 8 p.c. on forecasts for 1993 .

The venture group not only generates new ideas , but is also responsible for development and exploitation of them .

In Western thinking an illness is generated by causes arising from biological or psychological change .

A square metre of grass generates about 10 litres of oxygen each day .

ICL also now generates about half its revenues from higher margin non-hardware sales , and expects this to increase to between 55% and 60% over the next few years .

Pulp , paper , viscose and fine chemical industries generate huge volumes of sodium sulphate byproduct .

The company now generates 16% of total group turnover , and its biggest customer is Conner Peripherals Inc , although it also develops electronic components for the automotive industry .

It now accounts for 15% of total income , most of which is generated in Germany .

A new 3-D perspective is generated in real time and delivered to the helmet 's eyescreens to create the effect of ` looking around " the virtual world as if it was a real one .

The quantity of laundry generated in large psychiatric units can present problems .

The signals generated in the pickup coils are not neat rectangular pulses although their amplitudes very with the external field .

In addition , the study showed that further income is generated by Irish people who stay at home to attend a festival instead of travelling abroad .

To warm , air is taken from outside the box and combined with heat generated by the motor .

Earthquakes here are generated at shallow depths ( less than 70 km ) , and they coincide with the high heat flows and volcanic activity of the ridges .

A record ( nowadays computerized ) is generated at birth and information on marriage , children , internal migration , change of occupation , etc. , is added throughout the life of the individual .

It usually works by acting as an external focus for the electric fields generated by the brain , and directs them at a receptive machine or conditioned brain elsewhere .

Much the same is true for America and Germany : municipal solid waste , generated by houses and offices , makes up at most a tenth of the total .

For the families and individuals this means that they depend for their electricity on what they can generate for themselves , grow much of their own food and recycle their own wastes .

Yet another mass of documentation was generated for customers and maintenance personnel .

Subject headings lists are normally generated for a particular purpose .

This means that all of the band 's percentage of the royalties generated from their record sales are spent first on repaying the record company advance .

The REAG was expected to recommend contracts under the NFFO offering at least 10 to 15 years of premium prices for electricity generated through renewable means .

` The energy generated within a Darkfall would be attracted to that kind of interaction , no matter how small .

The Energy Act abolished the public sector 's monopoly and allowed private companies to generate electricity as a main business .

It allows users to generate graphic models composed of object oriented parts and use these to generate C++ code .

` There will not be a rights issue , " said a spokesman , ` because we generate a lot of cash " .

By their respective standards , Britain generates only 4 m tons of it , America 250 m .

War crimes tribunal indicts Serb rebel leader Radovan Karadzic and military commander Ratko Mladic for genocide , crimes against humanity .

Mladic twice has been indicted by the international tribunal in The Hague for war crimes .

U.S. officials have identified Raznatovic as a possible war criminal , although he has not been indicted by a war crimes tribunal .

THE HAGUE , Netherlands ( AP ) --- A prosecutor at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal said today he believes the Bosnian Serb leaders indicted by the U.N. court will eventually be arrested and face trial .

Twenty-one others were indicted for crimes committed in prison camps in Bosnia and the northern Bosnian region of Bosanski Sanac .

Chun and Roh were indicted for treason Tuesday for ordering a bloody military crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising in the southern city of Kwangju in 1980 , which left hundreds of people dead or injured .

The tribunal on Monday indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity in Bosnia , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II .

The ban against King was imposed in August 1994 after the promoter was indicted on federal wire fraud charges .

Last December , he was indicted on additional charges involving another dlrs 11 million .

MILAN , Italy ( AP ) --- Luciano Benetton , head of the worldwide clothing chain , was indicted Thursday on charges of involvement in fraudulent bankruptcy , the Italian news agency ANSA reported .

He also was indicted on drug conspiracy charges in Florida in 1989 .

Last week , former premier Silvio Berlusconi was indicted on charges that he bribed tax auditors .

He was indicted June 8 in New York on charges he shipped cocaine to the city and laundered a fortune in drug money between 1987 and 1990 .

On Wednesday , prosecutors indicted 10 people on charges of giving or receiving bribes to arrange preferential bank loans for the steel company .

In related news , the national news agency Yonhap reported that prosecutors plan to formally indict Chun on corruption charges Friday .

A ranking opposition legislator was also indicted in connection with the case but the court deferred ruling on his case , because he was involved in another criminal case .

TOKYO ( AP ) --- The cult leader indicted in connection with a nerve gas attack on Tokyo 's subways rehired on Friday his defense lawyer , whom he had fired just two days before .

Two former presidents were indicted in connection with a 1979 coup that led both them both to power .

Ordtec also was indicted in the United States in 1993 for involving a New Jersey munitions dealer in arms sales to Iraq .

Prosecutors want more time to scrutinize tons of evidence and thousands of telephone records before indicting the two in the April 19 bombing that killed 168 people and injured more than 500 .

The two were indicted as responsible for killings , rapes , torture and beatings by camp personnel under their command .

Williams was previously accused of sexual assault on a 17-year-old girl , but a grand jury in 1995 refused to indict him , citing insufficient evidence .

WASHINGTON ( AP ) --- A grand jury indicted the former president of an Arkansas bank on charges that he failed to report large cash withdrawals by Bill Clinton 's 1990 campaign for state governor .

German prosecutors last month indicted Lopez and three other former GM managers who went to VW with him on criminal charges of stealing GM secrets .

Pleasant Run Children's Homes began serving children nearly 130 years ago .

The numbers of children who deserve our services are rising ... as quickly as our programs can grow to serve them .

Jameson is a not-for-profit agency established in 1928 to serve the youth of central Indiana who have special needs .

In 1998 , we served a total of 31,484 low-income individuals through job training and placement assistance , youth and senior programming , family counseling , emergency assistance , and much more .

The centers that serve these areas , Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center , Hawthorne Community Center , Southwest Multi-Service Center , and Christamore House , have teamed up to run an exciting job readiness program for 14 and 15 year old area residents called the Summer Enrichment Program .

In 1998 , CCI served 31,484 individuals right in their own backyards .

Its purpose is to encourage collaboration and cooperation between the various agencies , programs , and systems that serve our community 's youth .

This year we will serve over 1,000 girls through our mentoring programs .

This is an impressive number ; but for each girl served , more are left unserved .

In 1998 , Big Sisters served 972 young people through its many programs .

NHLA , without LSC funding , continues to provide a full range of legal services from regional offices across the state , while the Pro Bono Referral System continues to serve low- income people throughout the state through its network of volunteer private attorneys .

In Virginia , callers to the statewide toll free number now are not only routed to an intake worker in the program serving their area , but can hear informative recordings on relevant legal topics twenty-four hours a day , in English and Spanish .

As I 've discussed in my testimony , the increasing complexity of issues and the accelerating change in government-major factors in GAO 's strategic plan-helped us realize that this realignment was necessary to better position GAO for serving the future needs of the Congress .

Since there are more smaller , semirural states than big states , the well-being of individual states would not necessarily be best served by examining what happens in the few larger states .

In one of her marathon phone confessions with Tripp , she even makes a shrewd case that in seducing the president , she was serving the public interest .

Legal services programs in Canada are about the same age as ours , and serve a similar client community .

VA Health Care : More Veterans Are Being Served , But Better Oversight Is Needed ( GAO /HEHS-98-226 , Aug. 28, 1998 ) .

Reaching a `` steady-state '' system of open-access publishing by scientific societies will require three critical components : recognition that open access serves societies ' members and missions ; diversified revenue streams not solely dependent on subscription or site-license fees ; and society publishers ' making use of recent innovations in journal production and dissemination , which can dramatically reduce the costs of publishing .

Having served thousands , the .dba is recognized as one of the nation 's largest and leading authorities on the self-employment of people with disabilities .

Bradley might have served those Americans better by directing his anger at Gore 's misrepresentations .

It is n't as easy to summarize federal regulation as it is to summarize federal spending , but the basic point is similar : Most of what the government does is actually serving , not opposing , the public 's will .

But few Internet service providers serve rural America , because the current number of consumers is too small for them to make money .

Our ServerSearch TM team traveled the globe in pursuit of the very best software for serving you , our readers .

In short ( excuse the pun ) , for one reason or another users in the UK would be better served by a better dictionary of abbreviations than this ; US users should be alerted to the fact that the text is British , unedited for American spelling : for ` decagramme , decalitre , decametre ' read ` decagram , decaliter , decameter .

The U.S. textile industry has taken advantage of economies of scale in production to serve large , expanding , and , for much of the century , protected markets for textile products .

PG officials note the `` water authority serving both counties insists it has enough water to last into November '' even with no rain till then .

So why did PLoS become a publisher , and what are we doing in this role to serve the world 's varying biomedical researchers and clinicians ?

He has not been adequately served by a biographer unwilling or unable to understand the nightmare of Cold War epistemology , the place where politics and pathology become indistinguishable .

Those wishing to supplement their aging Webster 's Third New International ( Merriam , 1961 ) and unwilling to spend about thirty dollars more for the recent editions of the Random House Unabridged or World Book Dictionary would be very well served by the TBDNE . It should be noted , however , that the TBDNE , in including the work of its predecessors , represents a departure from their approach .

After many years of effort , State General Assembly appropriated funds in 1999 ( $250,000 ) to serve the civil needs of victims of domestic and family violence and $400,000 in fiscal year 2000 .

His outstanding leadership skills will serve Cathedral exceptionally well .

Also , groups that served specific audiences had established lists of pertinent organizations that were allowed to participate as members and receive information of specific interest to that group .

for a unit serving a generator before the date of enactment of the Clear Skies Act of2002 , a unit in a State serving a generator with a nameplate capacity of greater than 25 megawatts that produced or produces electricity for sale during 2001 or any year thereafter , except for a cogeneration unit that produced or produces electricity for sale equal to less than one-third of the potential electrical output of the generator that it served or serves during 2001 and each year thereafter ; and

Two days after seeing my surgeon and exactly a week before going into hospital , aided by my wife , I crawled up to London and met the hero of the book .

The business carried on until 1891 , when Thomas died , leaving Henry in control , aided by his four sons .

The purpose of this book is to aid the reader by showing him what is entailed at the beginning stages of four of the most popular and widespread martial arts .

After Museveni complained and accused Sudan of continuing to aid rebels in northern Uganda , Sudan said that the Oraba incident was " a mistake " made by a local Sudanese commander .

On April 4 the UN Disaster Relief Organization ( UNDRO ) said that international help was urgently needed to aid 200,000 Kurdish refugees in Iran and Turkey .

It is important that the capabilities of the computer be recognized and used to aid the designer in his tasks .

The kung fu practitioner uses his opponent 's strength to aid him in this task .

PARA will aid in the development of the game by organising coaching , refereeing and administrative schools and exchanges .

It was put into practice by Truman in March 1947 when the British government informed the USA that it was no longer able to aid the Greek government in its civil war with left-wing forces .

To aid you with your work DAS features onion skin pages which show the previous frame in a different shade .

They found they had to aid each other to achieve coupling , or they would slip apart to achieve nothing .

Carrie and Fred worked hard all day , aided by the vociferous Bessie Chandler , whose tales about the trials and tribulations of her friends in the buildings where she lived became painful ongoing sagas .

Murphy , seemingly in perpetual motion , aided by Bennie and Panchaud , took control of midfield and supplied quick , accurate passes to the wingers .

It shows how the Contras , aided by US government agents , financed their war against Nicaragua not only with official financial help from Capitol Hill but by trafficking narcotics through the US as well .

He is aided in this by good actors like Angela Punch McGregor as the girl 's mother and Bruno Lawrence ( so good in New Zealand 's in Smash Palace ) as the boy 's sea-faring mentor .

For 12 years he aided Tony Hart in making children 's television more entertaining .

The USA also opposed UN plans to aid Third-World countries in reducing their use of ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons ( CFCs ) , stating that the World Bank already had resources to provide such aid .

Discussion of the film afterwards can aid the teacher in evaluating the effectiveness of the film .

It was his intention to aid Larsen in evacuating the kids from the upper levels , before they became trapped there by the fire .

There he attempted to persuade the counts Ramon and Berenguer to aid him in taking Saragossa , a key fortress which King Ferdinand had long sought to bring under his sway .

Encouragement and promises to aid in supplying free-labour cotton came from American Friends and Elihu Burritt took up free produce as one of his reform themes during his recurrent visits from the United States .

Devotees of Pevsner know , on opening a volume of The Buildings of England , to look for the section headed ` Perambulation " for whichever town or village in which they happen to find themselves .

` To howl down a man just because he happens to be out of form one day is often sufficient to discourage him for all time , " he told the Yorkshire Evening Post .

It was n't purely coincidental that she happened to be carrying the details of previous work experience , for she 'd expected that the secretarial agency might want to see them .

It never enters her head that it is n't Dieter , she happens to have a golf-club in her hand and the temptation is overwhelming . "

Her heart was beating wildly as it had for days whenever the telephone bell rang anywhere she happened to be .

They are going it alone not only because they happened to " get caught out " , but because it is an alternative to aimless adolescence on the dole .

The key to social satisfaction is in meeting like-minded people with a mutual interest -- whether or not they happen to have a hearing loss is incidental .

In all seriousness , I ask the Government not to deride the strong arguments for a local income tax just because they happen to be advanced by what they call minority parties .

But we 've got to live by their rules and not expect privileges because we happen to be women . "

I could n't see many people ; most of the lights had been turned off , and we happened to be sitting in the patch of light thrown by one small lamp .

Come to think of it , that bloody M.O. gives me some very strange looks when we happen to meet .

For what it 's worth , I merely took the opportunity to discuss a radio-related matter with him when we happened to meet because I 've kept missing him at work these last couple of days .

` We happened to be in the same place at the same time a couple of months ago , " she replied , terse and offhand .

It happened that on that same night Leith had invited Rosemary to supper .

Long acquaintance with the clergy had convinced him that priests could not tell one layman from the next if they happened to be on their own administrative staff .

On the prototype a 100 VA transformer , which was unnecessarily big , but because it happened to be standing on the shelf , was used .

We happened to pass a woman pushing a pram , who for some reason produced a torch , no doubt in order to locate something , and directed it straight at the baby 's face .

For some children , this clinginess is just a phase , which will disappear when she gets more used to the rough and tumble of the other children . 

The agents/3rd parties come in … take their cut , and disappear when the money runs out . 

George 's freedom had disappeared when Lennie 's Aunt Clara had died . 

` If somebody told me he disappeared some time on Friday night I would n't be surprised . " 

They had disappeared last night after an outing in their 14ft long red and white craft which coastguards said was poorly equipped with no distress flares or life-jackets . 

Benjamin and I left Royston in the last week of November , when the days grew dark early and the sun disappeared a few hours after noon . 

The state 's missing witness , Gabriel Mekgwe , disappeared the night before he was due to give evidence against Mrs Mandela . 

Both the saddles off my persecutors ' bikes disappeared one lunchtime , and they had to ride home , as Oliver put it , in ` discomfort bordering on danger " . 

He was feeling genuinely enthusiastic , in a splendid mood , but he was nervously aware that it could disappear any minute . 

` She disappeared last month , while staying in Alan 's villa on Rhodes . " 

A small army of council workers and private companies were called in to change hundreds of locks after the keys disappeared last week . 

Nearly 19,000 jobs disappeared last year , 6,000 of them from management . 

The federation believes that 53,000 jobs in engineering will disappear next year -- a fall of 2.5 per cent -- with mechanical and electrical engineering and the car industry the worst affected . 

One night all these goods were secretly taken away and disappeared for good . 

If income inequalities were gradually disappearing this would be strong evidence that class divisions were weakening . 

We have no indication that his parents have had any contact with him since he disappeared two years ago . " 

The shellac record disappeared about 1960 , and nowadays all disc records are ` unbreakable " by comparison . 

The jury disappeared downstairs again to continue their deliberations , and did not return to their places for another three hours . 

He had opened the loose-box door and disappeared inside , returning leading a bay horse of about fifteen hands by the halter . 

He closed the car door , then strolled towards the house and disappeared inside , leaving Fran staring after him in disbelief . 

` On Columbus Day , we had a moment of silence to honour all the tribes who 've disappeared over the last 500 years . 

Ma appears briefly at the French window , then disappears upstairs , running , holding her mouth with one hand . 

The value of the credit tapers off above a certain earnings level , and disappears just above $20,000 a year . 

The boy laughed again , a laugh that was like the growl of a wild animal , then disappeared among the bushes . 

Police were hunting 47-year-old Clive Wells who disappeared among crowds of City workers on their way home . 

Dandelion overtook him and the two disappeared among the ilex trees . 

The sun had disappeared behind swollen grey clouds which threatened a rougher crossing back to the island than the trip earlier on . 

Bobbie meanwhile had disappeared behind the ferns and lilies as smartly as a rabbit into its burrow . 

There the resemblance to a turtle ended , for , after one or two splashes , the figure disappeared below the waves . 

He was in stained black trousers and an open shirt , and his chin was rapidly disappearing beneath a growth of soft , curly hair . 

His eyebrows shot up till they almost disappeared beneath his hairline . 

Whatever disappears beneath the surface can no longer be seen . 

` One of the boys was still visible when we arrived but he disappeared beneath the surface . " 

It slipped into the water , disappeared beneath the surface and , fifteen seconds later , bobbed up again and hopped back on to the rock . 

He stumbled then fell on to the track , his scream silenced abruptly as he disappeared beneath the screeching wheels . 

The windmill was sited near the school , but it had disappeared by the second half of the 18th century . 

German radio had announced on Monday night that Hess had disappeared by plane , and had either ` jumped out or met with an accident " . 

Boddington originally had two mills belonging to the Manor , although the ( Upper ) one had disappeared by the start of the 18th century . 

It is possible that in fact the true Shetland breed disappeared by the 1950s but the type persists . 

Finally she turned and disappeared down a short flight of stairs . 

Doug disappeared down the stairs , indicating that he did n't want Jamieson to accompany him . 

Eventually Adam would disappear from her life , and she 'd probably never see him again , certainly would never have to fight with him again . 

One way of preparing to evade the poll tax is therefore to disappear from the electoral roll . 

Luke moved through a doorway that lead off from the right of the hallway and disappeared from view . 

Common dolphins have virtually disappeared from the western Mediterranean in recent years and hundreds of striped dolphins have died in the Mediterranean since 1990 [ see ED nos. 55 , 58 , 59 ] . 

Often the title page has disappeared in the course of the centuries . 

The forest corridor through which the elephants were to walk was so heavily logged over that it had disappeared in some places . 

There were a few frantic seconds while the owl went berserk around my head before disappearing inside its box . 

Time to depart , Creed concluded as Kevin disappeared inside the cottage . 

Gabriel disappeared into her own flat , which was minute , one room and a bathroom , but which she shared with no one . 

The track disappeared into the forest a few hundred yards past their house . 

He disappeared on his belly into the minefield , not quite hidden by the tall grass and weeds . 

FEARS are growing for the safety of a teenager who disappeared on her way home from school a week ago . 

Maltravers watched her leap over the wall with teenage ungainliness and disappear through the garden hedge . 

I admired my daughter-in-law so much the day I saw her stand a full five minutes waiting for her little boy who was watching a worm disappearing through a hole in the earth . 

She breathed relief and opened her eyes just in time to see him disappear through the wire gate . 

He waved his arms about a fair bit and then disappeared to the back of the shop to be joined by , I presume , his wife for moral support . 

Taff disappeared to the back of his trench , cursing the mosquitoes and muttering a Goodnight , Boyo . 

This time last year the studios proudly produced an expensive list of star-packed sequels only to see their audience disappear to cheap films like Paramount 's ` Ghost " and Disney 's ` Pretty Woman " . 

He sometimes had to disappear to the lavatory several times when they met in a pub or café . 

The Kawasaki disappeared to the right up ahead of me and I followed slowly . 

The Corporals then disappeared to the different section bars which were doing business all over the camp . 

Tobie was watching Loppe , who had suddenly disappeared to the shore , and was now coming back rather more slowly . 

To restore his sanity , Green disappeared to a small village in South Wales , giving only a handful of trusted friends a forwarding address . 

` You are wondering why the man has disappeared under a black hood . 

Flash floods are not unknown on the lake , and the road as well as the shore disappear under water . 

Molly disappeared up the stairs and Yanto heard her bedroom door open and close quietly at the end of the landing . 

The Solland Sword was lost for many years , having disappeared during the destruction of Solland by Gorbad Ironclaw 's Orcs . 

And he disappeared out of the door , his white jacket flapping around him . 

Candice Williams disappeared near her home in Birmingham in July nineteen seventy-eight . 

She had disappeared after setting out to buy a loaf of bread from a shop near her home . 

If women go out with a bunch of girlfriends or men disappear with ` the lads " , they too tell their partners when , approximately , they 'll be home . 

` I 've got something to show you , " he said , and disappeared back down the passage . 

With a last gesture of disgust the driver disappeared back inside and the coach throttled into life . 

For one hour in the morning and one at night , I was always there , seven days a week , doing my stuff and then disappearing off either to London or my broom cupboard . 

The insane have been taken off the street ; we do n't ask where they 've disappeared to . 

She collected her bag and hand in hand they ran all the way -- just in time to see the bus disappearing along the road . 

He waved goodbye , saying thank you and disappeared around the corner . 

He smiled and said ` thank you " as he disappeared around the door . 

The marching men were disappearing around the curve of the wall . 

Noreen reached the front door just as his rainbow-coloured van was disappearing down the drive . 

` Well , the mouse jumped straight into his mouth and disappeared down his throat ! " explained the woman . 

The swans disappeared off the moat , and the chickens went to roost at noon , huddling in the hen-house as though it were night time . 

She quickly disappeared out the back and came around the front to greet me . 

One EC study predicts that another 20% of Europe 's defence-sector jobs will disappear over the next two or three years . 

He looked round to make sure that nobody was following him , and then he disappeared over the hill . 

He walks off and I watch him till he disappears round the corner . 

I watched his shaking shoulders go out of the gate and disappear round the corner . 

A woman walked down the hall and into the sitting room , disappearing round the door towards the front of the house . 

Carrying the bag of tools , he disappeared up the wharf towards Partisan Street and the King 's Road . 

He led us up four flights of dark , narrow stairs , before disappearing up a rickety ladder out on to the roof . 

They disappear again just as quickly back into the curtained forest . 

Some men delight in exposing their private parts to unsuspecting passers-by , before disappearing back into the bushes which protect them . 

Julie snatched at the knife as the man disappeared back into the blackness outside . 

Andy 's face pops up briefly and then disappears back into the bag . 

The fish snatches the free end and disappears back to the deep . 

No one is exactly sure where the reptiles of Australia disappear to in dry periods . 

One of the doors on the corridor opened just a crack , and a woman 's face appeared for a second before disappearing again . 

They were besieged by children who disappeared quickly when they recognised Maidstone . 

Many conflicts in meetings disappear rapidly once you get down to detail and factual cases . 

But now the water 's evaporating , killing the tiny fish that brought the birds here in the first place , and as the food source disappears , many birds are dying . 

The firms which sell the weapons , driven by profit , become very sly and can trick their governments into allowing export of goods which are illegal . 

It will help policemen and insurance assessors to extract sensible evidence from befuddled witnesses , tease effective instructions out of skilled but inarticulate craftsmen , and trick unwary criminals into much completer confessions than they had intended . 

` What do you mean to do , " demanded Harry , looking fiercely up at him from under drawn brows , ` now that you 've tricked me into this betrayal ? 

Mammals were first domesticated for their milk around 6000BC and cheesemaking was a natural progression from the acid that formed naturally in the milk and curdled it . 

Pilkington recounts how when Winifred Harper turned on her tap , ` out came a yellowy , stinking acerbic fluid which curdled the milk " . 

Return to the saucepan and heat very slowly , stirring constantly until the mixture becomes thick ; too much heat too soon will curdle it . 

It curdled milk in tea , was just drinkable in coffee , and , when people washed in it , the water turned blue .

` And hurry up , Tommy , if you do n't want this lad to croak . " 

By the beginning of the eighteenth century they had stripped Ireland bare of her forests . 

The refugees have stripped the surrounding hills almost bare , and spend much of their time collecting branches . 

Using the wealth of material produced by Haringey Council to explain the whys and wherefores of lesbian and gay equality , Mr Grant stripped the new Clause bare of any respectable pretensions . 

On instructions from the Corporals , we stripped him naked and made him run across to the horse trough where he was thrown in . 

But burglars forced a kitchen window while she was out and stripped the house of everything valuable . 

Regulars at the Foresters Arm , Coatham Mundeville , looked on in astonishment last year when bailiffs came in and stripped the pub of furniture and fittings . 

He realized that a robot was stripping him of his armour and removing all detectable weapons . 

FIRST thieves stripped their room of luggage , clothes , money , passports and tickets within hours of their arrival in Orlando , Florida . 

She turned away to strip the rumpled bed , then straightened the room and packed her few belongings in her bag , feeling more reluctant by the minute to face Penry in the cold light of day . 

In September 1907 he was stripped of the captaincy and fined £10 for drunkenness and violent behaviour and in 1910 transferred for a measly £100 to Woolwich Arsenal . 

The new government stripped the Tokugawa family of most of its land and Keiki was forced to resign its headship ; many Bakufu supporters also lost their domains . 

Now , in the sudden silence , Tug felt as though he had been stripped naked and pushed out into a football crowd . 

All the graves are in very bad condition -- weed-choked , and stripped of whatever marble and railings could be removed . 

In August 1536 he was condemned as a heretic , publicly stripped of the vestments of priesthood , and handed over to the secular authorities . 

This has traumatised a company that traditionally gave its employees an implicit job-for-life promise . 

Successful high-profile appeals of the Guildford Four , Birmingham Six , the Maguire family and the Tottenham Three have traumatised the criminal justice system and led to a Royal Commission , but they have not stopped the complaints . 

But the events of 5 October traumatised the city as a whole and the rioting which followed showed that there was serious danger of a major sectarian conflict . 

But fierce scrubbing and harsh degreasing can certainly traumatise your skin , say experts , and lead to more problems . 

` Fernand has been badly traumatised , but he 's a gentle soul and would n't lay a finger on anyone , " Melissa insisted . 

She says ; There was about 18 inches between the car and the wall , his face was covered in blood and he was severely traumatised . 

` We were traumatised by what we saw , " he told a news conference . 

It really is not good enough to ignore such debate entirely and grouse instead over simplistic comparisons between expenditure on different specialities .

I have begun my classes , as you know , but Aunt Millicent always grouses when I go to them , because they are in the evening , and that means she has to cook the supper .

Jack Troake stares out at the frozen sea and grouses about the wind crushing the ice against the shore , locking his boat in port and delaying the start of the seal hunt .

`` Talks under media lights will not lead us to anything , '' Rabin groused .

`` For me this is typically German , '' groused Karl-Heinz Mueller-Eick , a pensioner from Bad Oldesloe .

Thumping a conference table in Arkansas , he groused , `` It 's a joke . ''

THE United States yesterday alleged that planes that bombed targets in eastern Bosnia last weekend flagrantly violated a UN no-fly zone and said two Americans are part of a UN team located near the target area .

Allied planes , including RAF Tornados , have bombed Iraq again , this time attacking missile defences .

Stepanakert was bombed by Azerbaijani aircraft on July 20 , although Baku denied such reports .

Saida and the south were bombed by Israeli aeroplanes , and shelled from the sea by Israeli gunboats .

Somehow they bombed the target in perfect weather and unopposed , and returned to Jersey .

Shortly after Iraq had bombed a steel plant near Ahwaz and the nuclear construction site at Bushehr , Iran shelled Basrah .

The admission came shortly after American warplanes had bombed Libyan civilians from British bases .

On Oct. 7 the JNA bombed the presidential palace in the Croatian capital , Zagreb .

Our Mosquito squadron had gone out to bomb one of the usual targets in western France and when they began to come back , the first crew to come into the Met Office told us the news ,

Mary Alice flew in the low box and bombed an airfield in France , going in at only 12,000 ` ft ` .

They bomb the airfields and we shoot down their bombers , lots of young men die but we expect to win .

We bomb what we hate and the pieces of torn flesh become our constant companions .

We have a mission to widen access to higher education and to teach and research at the highest possible level . 

So far , only Italy is involved but there 's a plan to widen the operation to other European countries . 

As bishop he widened his onslaught to the practices of the parochial clergy . 

In another use of the gravity model , Colenutt ( 1969 ) tried to widen its power by incorporating behavioural variables . 

Steve laughed so unnaturally that it caused Ruth to widen her eyes at him with surprise . 

She put a finger to her lips and widened her eyes in mock puzzlement . 

He widened the faculty from being Anglican to being for all denominations . 

I will assume that this information satisfies your requirements , unless I hear to the contrary .

If we can satisfy the stringent requirements of the number system then we have established a scale of measurement .

Here he stuck out his chest and strutted about like a professional walker setting out on a long distance race . 

` When he was playing he strutted about like the rooster in the chicken run . 

He strutted about with the woman at his side , looking the picture of a freighter captain . 

Some of the larger pigs strut about in three-piece suits , collar and tie , then eighteen-carat gold watch-chains stretched across their bulging bellies . 

Down the road , three guys strut along dressed in full Clockwise Orange gear -- white long johns , jock straps , black bowlers and canes . 

And those in charge strutted along the lines and there was an anger at their faces that Holly had not seen before . 

As they strutted along to Marvin Gaye 's Motown smash hit I Heard it Through the Grapevine , these wrinkled little fellows captured the hearts of American youngsters . 

No , what was really wanted was a coup by a more acceptable Baathist general who would keep Iraq in shape without strutting around alarming everyone . 

He rose from his enormous desk and lit a big cigar -- it could n't have been a Havana -- and strutted around his vast office like a peacock , admiring his reflection in the long mirror . 

The bantams and chickens always seemed to co-habitate without quarrels , something of a miracle for the bantam cock used to strut around as though he was king of the entire run . 

The puppies were born by the woodpile and the red bitch strutted around proudly , her feathery tail waving high in the air behind her . 

They might look cool in the pub and strutting around the car park at Ogwen Cottage , but when the chips were down you got wet . 

They strutted around , sombre and authoritative , clearly in charge of the proceedings . 

The rival male , meanwhile , strutted around the deserted lady partridge in ill-disguised triumph . 

Granpa shook his head and frowned , but I was so proud of my dad that for the rest of the day I just strutted around the market by his side . 

This particularly subtle quiver of the leg to express newly aroused emotion was first noticed in Ashton 's The Two Pigeons when the Young Girl and her friends pretend to strut around like pigeons . 

John was like a new father , handing out cigars and strutting around like chief turkey in the yard . 

The thrice-married father-of-seven now wears a blonde wig and struts around in high heels and slinky skirts . 

I left with some enchanting images , from the old woman by her fireside in Cregneish Folk Village , quietly treading her wheel while speckled hens strutted back and forth across her threshold , to the lone figure in the rain on Douglas beach digging for clams . 

It was all too much , waiting for that upstart Hitler to make up his mind ; to envisage the Germans strutting down the Mall as they 'd strutted down the Champs Élysées . 

When the man shook his head , he looked at his watch as if yet another important appointment awaited him , and strutted off . 

At a signal from Azar , the two contestants unhitched the front gate of the cage ; the two cock partridges strutted out . 

I washed , dressed , strapped on my sword belt and strutted out , quietly vowing that a group of cut-throats and alley-sneakers could not frighten this new Merchant Prince . 

Terrace chanting begins even before support band , the undervalued Wonky Alice , have left the stage , and continues for a solid 20 minutes until the Sultans finally strut out to the opening strains of ` Land Of Hope And Glory " ( very Gary Glitter ) . 

I , however , strutted out like a barnyard cock , booted and cloaked , a broad-brimmed hat on my head with a black and white plume hanging from it . 

For one wild , mad moment I had a picture of myself strutting glamorously up the aisle on a jumbo jet , flying to exotic faraway places . 

He was strutting up town to shake his booty down to the ground and get down on it like the bitchin' motivatin' groove machine he knew himself to be . 

Outside the window , on a flat roof , seagulls strutted up and down eyeing inaccessible snacks like Dickensian children pressing their noses against pastry-shop windows . 

Molassi scowled at all three of them and sheathed the knife He strutted angrily and aimlessly off . 

One bird strutted pompously ; another crawled into a corner to die . 

So , after instigating a revival of the widest flares since Slade and The Sweet first strutted their stuff , they 're all set to do the same for drainpipes . 

In those days Womblemania stalked these islands , and so a large audience had gathered to witness Uncle Bulgaria and Co as they strutted their stuff . 

After the happy hour at the crêperie you can move onto the free disco and strut your funky stuff or watch the twice weekly cabaret show . 

Sir , -- Election time does not have to be like this , and it would n't be if politicians did n't behave like cocks , strutting their stuff ! 

` They 're not exactly strutting the world stage these days , " a Foreign Office source tells me . 

Deee-magical : Lady Miss Kier , the Love Ball fairy , struts her stuff for Aids charities 

FOR THEIR first UK appearance in 20 years , Germanic rockers Faust chose London 's notorious Marquee club as the venue to strut their stuff , surely the nearest equivalent they could get to the bowels of Hell ! 

As Dixie Leonard , Miss M struts her stuff opposite funny man Eddie Sparks , played by James Caan -- a dynamic duo destined to entertain homesick American troops for half a century . 

No , this guy 's fault is he had one too many bourbons before getting up to strut his stuff on the dance-floor . 

And , as it happens , I have n't come to watch you strut your stuff on this dubious little contract . 

So did I -- that is , until Rodney strutted by with his entourage ! 

He strutted about the office on his flat feet and smiled too much . 

The land is just as beautiful , and their heroes strut across the world , but only the stupid still feel proud . 

The platoon fell in under the eye of CSM Price , who strutted from one edge of the ragged square to the other before taking instructions from Captain Gray . 

Magpies strut from flowerbed to flowerbed , greedily devouring the grubs that he turned up in yesterday 's gardening . 

With their talk of quota sampling and other such bosh , they hold the politicians spellbound , and strut in the tawdry glow of reflected power . 

Tall , smart women strutting in their black uniforms and leather boots . 

WE WERE just getting over the shock of seeing Arkle 's skeleton when this peacock strutted into the bar . 

It 's 8 o'clock as Kenneth and I strut into Dr McKenzie 's consulting room for the results of the tests . 

After her act another blonde in black , thigh length leather boots , studded belt , bra and pants strutted onto the stage , removed her top and stepped up to the front row , where the Koreans stuffed dollar notes down the front of her knickers . 

The Corrado and Calibra share a basically similar suspension design -- MacPherson struts at the front , trailing arms at the rear and driven front wheels -- but you certainly would n't guess it on the road . 

Nevertheless he shot the ` Singapore Tiger " , an arrogant character who had been seen several times before and was strutting ahead of his large patrol when the Corporal 's bullet killed him . 

When Irish Tom re-emerged from the best room some minutes later , he was strutting like a peacock and rubbing the front of his pants in a suggestive manner . 

There , as they strut with tails fanned , wings drooping and bills upstretched , they emit a strange mixture of clicking and gobbling noises . 

Former Ulster dancing champion Yasmin ( 23 ) is seen in the advert strutting through Belfast city centre -- dancing in a green catsuit after being energised by giant Finn McCool . 

Jays strutted through a clearing , beak-prodding the ground for green shoots of acorns buried earlier . 

However , they also escaped the severe censure that might have been expected from the high-minded moralists who strutted busily through the Victorian England of his day . 

Peacocks strut through the grounds and the whole is surrounded by an inner and outer moat . 

It is quite common to see an important Orc Boss strutting through the Orc camp followed closely by a tiny Snotling impersonating his walk and copying the Boss ' every movement in an exaggerated comic fashion . 

Just how seriously intended was the concocted story of The Lady Vanishes is clear from an early script which opens with a cut from a shot of Nazis strutting to geese on similar manoeuvres . 

The Exchange spotted that Barlow Clowes ' accounts were silent on the question of whether its investors ' funds were sufficient to cover what savers were entitled to . 

As his 12-seater plane makes an unscheduled stop at a tiny atoll in the Marshall Islands , he spots that there are no tin roofs and lets the plane go on without him . 

If you can not agree on matters of discipline , your child will soon spot the differences in outlook and drive a coach and horses through your serenity . 

Fluorescent and reflective clothing make children easier to spot both during day and night time . 

The child spots it , types it in , and if the picture is complete , a whistle blows ( computers can produce sounds ! ) , and a player runs with the ball and scores a goal . 

Vines , they 'd tell you , tend to mature their grapes at different times , and only an experienced eye can spot which to pick and which to leave behind . 

When one eye spots a potential prey , the other converges to focus on it too . 

Five youths were arrested after police spotted them outside with the 3ft high mascot . 

The high-speed chase began after police spotted the gang with the stolen vehicles at the M1 Woodhall Services near Sheffield . 

Dennis Tighe , prosecuting said police spotted Millman driving a BMW at about 11.30pm and tried to stop him . 

It was during the regional link-ups with Nationwide in London that she was spotted as a young broadcaster with great potential . 

After several years doing the rounds of St Vincent Place she was spotted as someone with an aptitude for the executive floor . 

His fire-raising spree lasted three weeks until a farmer spotted his car near a blaze he had started . 

The stolen van was spotted by a patrol car about 20 miles away in Rowstock . 

Dumpy , down-to-earth Nellie faced facts and realised people would spot the difference in age between herself and Robert , so decided to confuse them all by calling him her adopted son . 

Although the frogs can spot the difference between day and night , they 're a bit hazy on the whole idea of Time . 

Lynn Deeley was working at St Andrew 's Home in Headington when she spotted a man tampering with her Metro in the staff car park . 

Firemen were called to Delph Farm , on Delph Lane , after a neighbour , Richard Ashton , spotted the man in the tank . 

They were quickly spotted by a police patrol who ushered them off the motorway and down the A41 slip road . 

The only consolation and the reason why Mrs Brodowitz was so well informed was that the man had been spotted by the military police and was now in prison . 

He and another man abandoned the caravan and plunged into the 15ft River Ouse in Selby , Yorks , when they spotted police chasing them . 

John Fenn , prosecuting , said Youds was spotted by police as he drove his G-registration Vauxhall Cavalier along the westbound carriageway of the A45 . 

Unless they have a proof copy there is no way that they can spot any of the above problems . 

This is displayed as a set of real time gauges which show disk capacity , compression ration and fragmentation levels , so you can spot any problems with your disk early . 

A child may ` disclose " abuse ; a paediatrician may spot signs that indicate it ; abnormal behaviour may alert a social worker , teacher , GP or health visitor to the possibility . 

But as long as you spot the early signs you should be okay -- just keep the red bits covered for a few days . 

As she got out , she spotted a sign to the library , and set off in the direction in which it pointed . 

You will quickly spot which plants produce their favourite seeds . 

When they spotted the constable stealthily approaching one end , the son at the other would fire his gun . 

Then I spotted something small , black and misshapen at the other end of the kitchen . 

If she did n't move suddenly , nobody could spot anything unusual . 

Their ordeal ended when a bank security guard spotted something suspicious on a television monitor and raised the alarm . 

Mr Gill spotted the manuscript at a local auction and purchased it for £1,500 , realising its quality but not its rarity or importance ; Sotheby 's Christopher de Hamel found it ‘ extraordinarily interesting ’ . 

JASPER REES spots parallels between Hanif Kureishi and the hero of his challenging first novel 

They spot their prey from the air and , having successfully visited the pool , continue to do so until all the sizeable fish have been taken . 

Within fifteen minutes he spotted it again in his rearview mirror , lurking behind a large French container lorry . 

When she 'd boarded Water Gypsy yesterday , she had spotted some photographs in the main cabin , one a head and shoulders , the other a provocative , sexy pose . 

At least five polar bears were spotted last month in the Prudhoe Bay and Endicott oil fields . 

Richard Parkes spotted the carcass near Hurworth Moor cottages on the outskirts of Darlington while walking his own dog . 

A few minutes late , I slipped into the half-full auditorium , spotted Sergei near the back , and sat beside him . 

When you spot a leak on the heating system , first switch off the boiler . 

However , by the time we had spotted the first speck through our high-powered binoculars , the vulture was already descending . 

He spotted her through the steam-smeared glass , sitting at the bar lost in thought . 

One experienced game tracker claimed that it was possible to get to within 40 or 50 yards before spotting a zebra under these conditions , and even then it only gave itself away by a small movement such as the swish of its tail or the sudden turn of its head . 

Driving into the town I spot an Escort with a blue light on the roof and pull up behind it . 

Then in his foolish exhilaration he had leaped into a tree and spotted them with his binoculars . 

You will easily spot them by carrying out the title/verso exercise . 

With experience you can sometimes spot the favoured side of a beat by looking upwind for clues . 

She 'd spotted him for the first time three weekends ago when she 'd walked out on to the nightclub stage to perform her warm-up spot for the star turn of the evening . 

" All this blood , " she said , in just the same voice she 'd have used if she 'd spotted chocolate round my mouth . 

Mr Campbell has simply spotted the contradiction in trying to support unrestrained economic growth with ecologically harmless systems for energy . 

It did n't take long and I only spotted one word with more than one syllable . " 

Then they spotted a fishing boat , near the northernmost reef . 

Twice , with a thump , she spotted him , in the set of a man 's shoulders , the tilt of a head , a patch of uniform , then found it was someone else . 

Kylie was spotted by casting director Alan Hardy and snatched the role of Carla , the little Dutch girl , from under Dannii 's nose . 

Six-year-old Michael Smith and his parents were spotted by a passing yacht as they clung to a tiny buoyancy bag in darkness . 

His fine balance in the ring was spotted by his future manager , Samuel Wilson , who ran a sixpence-a-week gymnasium . 

Trying to find her way back out was obviously a nonstarter but staying here she would probably be spotted fairly quickly . 

Above-average yields can sometimes be spotted on the convertibles of companies that are going through a bad patch , and these more risky recovery situations appeal to speculators . 

Provided that the need of slipping is spotted straight away , it should never be necessary to side-slip close to the ground . 

As we got to Tottenham Court Road -- which is just round the corner -- she spotted the Ann Summers sex shop there and said , hang on , let 's just pop in there for a minute . 

The infant spots a corresponding blue number seven on a post by the path . 

Bernard spotted a dynamic personality and sent Moira plunging into her new job . 

With a thrill of triumph he spotted a youth 's hand under a girl 's skirt ; but her low , appallingly pleased giggle hollowed out his solar plexus . 

His car was not spotted in the area that morning and he was not identified as being there . 

What did Higueras spot in Michael Chang which caused him to envisage Chang in stellar performances on French clay ? 

He said hardly anything , I knew he really did n't want to be with us ( with Caroline ) but he 'd caught us up ; he ca n't have spotted from behind who we were , he was obviously going the same way . 

The mistake was not spotted later because the children ` could almost be twins " . 

Soldered joints are often difficult to spot visually , but radiography is helpful for detecting them if the solder is denser than the rest of the object or if there is a cavity at the joint . 

Problems are sometimes difficult to spot and are certainly unlikely to be highlighted by the vendor or his solicitor . 

Also there were cries of ` Judas " as David Batty was spotted taking his seat to the right of the kop . 

` Because he is grey he may not be easy to spot and will probably look like a pigeon from a distance . 

Belinda knew it would be Tom Russell , but that did n't stop her from flushing foolishly at the sight of him standing in the doorway , jiggling his car keys in his hand .

It was done on the receivers orders to stop disgruntled workers taking demonstration vehicles from the site .

The front line between rebel and regime forces lies about halfway between Ajdabiya and Port Brega , the latter an important oil port where thousands of pro-Kadafi troops are said to be dug in .

Amplified propaganda washes over government trenches , which lie about 100 yards from the trenches of the rebels .

The site lies miles from any paved road , accessible only via a treacherous network of desert roads .

A blown-off turret lay 100 meters from its charred brown tank , flung like a discus .

Bloated corpses lay along several roads , and dozens more were burned in street bonfires by elated crowds eager to avenge years of official armed thuggery in this city .

Port Brega is an important oil refining and shipping center and lies along the strategic coastal road from Benghazi , the rebel stronghold , to Tripoli , which passes through Libya 's major population centers .

The third group lay in a field close to where ferocious fighting still raged ; rocket-propelled grenades exploded overhead .

Mahabad lies in Iran 's restless Kurdish heartland and carries enormous symbolic weight for ethnic Kurds throughout the world .

Bin Jawwad lies on the fault line between western Libya , controlled by Kadafi , and eastern regions that threw off his rule last month .

Kalat lies on the main road between Kabul and Kandahar , Afghanistan 's second-largest city and the scene of intense fighting during recent weeks .

In pre-colonial times , Salta lay on the southern fringes of the Inca Empire .

The district lies just south of the Kajaki hydroelectric dam , a project closely associated for years with Western aspirations for governance and stability in that part of Afghanistan .

Afghans living and working near the base , which lies just outside Khowst city , the provincial capital , recounted hearing an extremely loud explosion about 4:30 p. m. , as winter darkness was falling .

There is clothing lying around at the shore , as if someone has tried to swim away , " Carlsson said in a telephone interview .

There , I found live rocket warheads , howitzer shells and large quantities of live ammunition lying around , being picked over by scavengers and looters .

Several jars of peach body lotion lay at the site beside chemicals and a few empty wooden birdcages .

Between the cafe and Sharon 's home lies tiny Paris Square , where hundreds of peace activists had demonstrated earlier in the evening , calling on Israel to withdraw from the West Bank and Gaza .

The three combatants had raised a total of more than $ 1 million by the middle of this month , when the crucial closing days of the campaign still lay ahead .

No one can predict all the hazards that lie ahead or the cost that they will bring .

Blood smeared the filthy floors , and bottles of urine lay under the beds .

Port Brega lies at the edge of the area controlled by opposition fighters along the 600-mile coastal highway between Benghazi and Tripoli .

As in the run-up to other wars , there is today more than enough tinder lying around to spark a great power conflict .

She hated how she sounded , but she could n't seem to snap out of it . 

I found the school hard at first because I hated being shut in . 

He performed these minor tasks diligently , although he hated writing letters . 

We hate the constant struggle to keep order -- but the alternative is worse . 

Kurzlinger hated Voss for what he had done and the man 's grief for his murdered love was not to be underestimated . 

She might fight him , resent him , even hate him for condemning her on Matilda 's word alone , but she could n't deny his need or her longing to satisfy it . 

She hated the school for forcing her through the mockery of inquiry . 

She walked about the room , hating herself for pitying herself . 

` I hated the thought of leaving Liverpool , " he said , looking intently at her . 

` I just hate the thought of standing in front of a lot of people . " 

He hated her way of alluding to Jean but never saying her name . 

Johnny hated Bella too much for there not to have been passion . 

She hated the flummery of public relations , and during the press conference she only glanced up twice to give uninformative answers to prying questions . 

Undoubtedly , she was hated by countless millions of ordinary Chinese . 

Choice is hated by the Labour party because it can not control what parents and children want if choice is offered . 

Jack always saw Piggy as a burden and if it had not been for Piggy 's spectacles Piggy would have been even more hated by Jack . 

The fundamental psychological truth is that the parent -- be it mother or father -- is both loved and hated . 

Eldorado just reflects the people who make the programmes , that 's what I hate about it . 

` And I guess that a player like me is loved by one half of the fans and hated by the other half . 

` Chief I hate like damn to say this to you , but you are a genius . " 

The three vices which he hated most , according to Isaacson , were usury , simony and sacrilege ; and he suffered much through suits brought against him by men to whom he had refused livings . 

The ferry timetable runs on a winter ( read curtailed ) service until the first week in May .

In fact , the present strength in depth of the England set-up and the fine organisation nationally bodes extremely well for the next few seasons . 

That Meisel speaks so highly of Kate bodes well for her future . 

This animosity boded ill for their future cooperation in East Prussia . 

Obviously somewhere behind the simulated reality of the empty shed lurked another something , and obviously it was a thoroughly unwholesome something which boded ill for unwary golfers . 

The welcome he received on the factory tour obviously boded well for the by-election as ten days later both candidates were elected . 

` You know what I mean , anyway , " he hazarded , giving up , and added ` As the challenged parties my lords Lio!rt and Liartes have choice of weapons . "

` Was n't there something about a princess locked up by her cruel father ? " she hazarded .

` Is it an arranged marriage between the two of you ? " she hazarded .

` What are the other-- " Hrun paused , his lips moved soundlessly and then he hazarded , ` two ? "

Inspector Fouchard hastily rethought his position and reluctantly agreed to wire the information to Paris . 

Researcher Alison Inman says female viewers were incensed by the bimbo behaviour of scantily clad female assistants best known for screaming and cowering in terror . 

Robin Smith , England 's lone second-innings batting hero in the abysmal final collapse at the weekend , was incensed by Waqar Younis 's disgraceful threat during the tour match at Southampton . 

The Catholic population was further incensed by revelations that a dozen internees had been beaten and subjected to sensory deprivation techniques while being interrogated . 

AS a pensioner and in common with many other townsfolk , I am incensed by the decision of local government to close eight old people 's homes . 

The decision has incensed many civilians , and prompted demonstrations . 

Incensed by such treatment , the hare scratched the Moon 's face with his claws and the two of them are disfigured to this day . 

Still incensed by what she had heard earlier , she began mentally planning a short journey for the morrow . 

The utter confidence of the claim incensed her , but then came the pain of knowing that it was all too true . 

I believe he dined at your establishment on the -- th of the -- th this year . 

Whistler was dining at Tudor House , and the wombat was brought on the table with coffee and cigars . 

The noble owner returned around nine o'clock , and renewed his acquaintance with Dr Johnson , with whom he had once dined in London . 

In the superb ` Grand Canal " restaurant you dine in style on local specialities which have won the chef great acclaim . 

Not as good as yesterday evening when I dined on roast chicken , not very well cooked , but certainly much better than this homely fare . 

( Opposite , middle ) Anyone who has dined on crab or lobster will know how well the hard carapace of these animals protects their soft flesh . 

Once again they dined on their bland diet of soup , meat and biscuits . 

We dined on spicy fish which repeated on me for most of the evening in the Jac , meeting pals , until I drowned it in an ocean of beer . 

They dined on lobster and barbecued kebabs , sitting Arab-style , cross-legged on the floor . 

Miguel drove her -- in the jeep -- to the nearest fishing port , and they dined simply on paella and lager . 

Henry VIII was the first monarch to dine on turkey , but Edward VII made it fashionable to eat at Christmas . 

It was not every night , she reflected , that she dined with a secret agent . 

Within minutes , he has told me he will be seeing the PM this afternoon , and that he dined with Mrs Thatcher the previous evening . 

Skippers Bistro in Dock Place has a real nautical atmosphere and good seafood as has The Waterfront where you can dine outside from May to September . 

A mix of all the classic T.V. game shows ` live " while you dine , with prizes for the lucky contestants . 

Some restaurants in the old town feature musical entertainment while you are dining , including fado and piano music . 

In Bleak House ( Chapter XXVII ) Grandfather Smallweed , referring to Mr . George , warns Mr . Tulkinghorn that `` I have him periodically in a vice .

And one is certain that Kenneth Rexroth , in his American Poetry in the Twentieth Century ( Herder and Herder , N.Y. , 1971 ) did not intend to hint at closet biographical matter when , in Chapter I , he wrote that `` Whitman 's poems are full of men doing things together , '' or , later in the same chapter , when he referred to `` Whitman 's joyous workmen swinging their tools in the open air . ''

As a nonexpert , although interested , subscriber to VERBATIM , it is `` a bit mysterious '' to me that the singular noun absence takes the plural verb are . I refer to the first sentence of your article about the Longman Dictionary [ XV ,1 ] .

The graph in Example 2 will serve as a point of departure for the subsequent analysis ; while we will periodically refer back to some of its specific elements , it should be understood that even when not explicitly referenced , this graph serves as the explanatory goal of this paper .

I refer , of course , to the automatic monthly deposit of my entire salary , an arrangement which , I admit , has only been in place for eight years .

might have made the balance , that delicate balance that this Court has referred to , in another way , but that is something that Congress , through its ability to gather facts and make balances , is quintessentially capable of doing , and that is where the Framers vested the responsibility , and what this statute does is to favor , if at all , the creator with respect to the utilization of these rights , as opposed to the person who wishes to copy the creator . Tha

My problem with carbon offsets and other voluntary measures is that given the finite amount of money , energy and attention we have to push for the environment , I feel like the opportunity cost of these measures is too high compared to policy-oriented actions , the citizen role that Gore referred .

It refers to a woman who is dangerously attractive , and lures men to their downfall with her sexual attractiveness .

Vitruvius describes them , and also refers to a Tuscan order , which is a Roman invention .

Inigo Jones consciously based his work on the architecture of Palladio , but he did not think of himself as working in the Palladian `` style , '' any more than Palladio would have referred to the Classical `` style . ''

The authors , both architects , referred to `` the Grecian and Roman style of building . ''

'' I 'm not familiar with Mr . Poe 's works , but I assume you 're referring to your unhealthy penchant for the fantastic . ''

As a result , it is now necessary to qualify the noun in order to specify which axle is being referred to , so that bekex kidmi means , tout court , front back-axle .

The judge in the Espy aide case ignored the sentencing guideline recommendation of probation to hand down a 27-month sentence for lying , and while doing so , referred darkly to a `` Hollywood '' lawyer and others who have suggested that lying under oath in a civil case is n't a big deal .

One is not referring here to the mentally disabled , who are already well represented .

We may not know how to read or write the letters and symbols in Japanese , Chinese , Arabian , or other languages , but we do not have to when we refer to living things , because the generic name and specific name , in Latin , are the same all over the world .

Thomas may have talked about porn films , asked Hill out on patently unwelcome dates , bragged about his sexual prowess , and referred to pubic hairs on Coke cans , but Hill says that Thomas never flashed his genitals , touched her sexually , or propositioned her explicitly .

In referring to an item in The New York Times in which youth is used to refer to a young woman , M&S write:

The NYT notes that the $500 -a -child tax credit that President Clinton fought so hard to get into the deal was the `` crown jewel of the Republicans ' 1994 Contract With America , '' and that in boasting yesterday about the bill 's college subsidies , Republicans were referring to the same feature they `` had derided a few months ago as a device for little more than tuition inflation . ''

Reviewers of Titan have found it impossible to speak of Rockefeller without referring to the Microsoft Corp. 's Bill Gates , especially since the U.S.

Lo Mexicano referred to the Mexicanidad , the national character of the Mexican , which was mestizo ( mixed-race ) and not European .

The NYT describes an `` ebullient '' Gore and immediately points up the contrast with his 1988 presidential campaign when he skipped the caucuses , calling them `` madness , '' and referred to `` the small state of Iowa . ''

-- Motion Picture Association of America Chairman Jack Valenti refers either to his midnight break-ins at the Baldwin brothers compound or to his trip to China to promote American movies

Gregory uses stream in the way normal in England ; Giles consistently refers to gens in the hills of central Australia , though glen is not current ( outside place-names ) in contemporary Australian English .

Moore is not from Colorado -- his question is generic , not meant to refer specifically to the Lockheed Martin plant in question .

Several of the citations referred to World War Two , and a euphemistic 1940 example of fuckfaced suggested that these terms were in use in the 1940s .

The WP best communicates the scope of the ruling by eschewing in its lead sentence the generality of `` sexual abuse '' ( LAT ) and `` sexual relations '' ( USAT ) in favor of the concreteness of referring to students who are `` sexually taunted , groped or harassed . ''

It 's odd , however , that in repeating this charge , the Times did n't interview the man most closely associated with it , Christopher Hitchens , or refer to the book where he set it out , The Missionary Position .

But in their physical papers , the authors do not refer to RSA or even to cardiorespiratory coordination which would obviously explain this kind of ( linear ) sign series regularity .

Rock musician Roy Harper began a libel action against Emap Metro Ltd trading as ` Q " magazine , following an article in the July 1989 issue which alleged he snorted cocaine on stage . 

Debbie had spent the evening snorting cocaine and drinking , say police . 

If it was n't for Mike I 'd be off but I 'm afraid he might start snorting coke if I turn my back . 

Meanwhile Yorick was snorting something , speed or coke I imagine , and getting more and more manic . 

Karl 's last act as President had been to insist that the wing mirrors on Global cars be fitted parallel to the road so that people could snort drugs off them . 

` But it 's your night off , " she hooted , as she ran for the door . 

` Stuff you , froggy , " our brat-pack novelists hooted back years ago . 

Some groups may survive the winter , once the old people have died off .

If ice did not float , pond life would not survive the winter , which means that life itself would not have survived in our climate .

Adults are not frost-tolerant ; only eggs ( and possibly larvae ) survive the winter .

It was also a source of fees for more distant associates and although such relationships were more vulnerable to dynastic change , because less bound up with the territorial dominance of the lord of Middleham , some did nevertheless survive the transfer of power in 1471 .

Doctor McRae , the only one to have survived the cruise unscathed , has tripped on a kerbstone and broken his foot .

This provided Railfreight with valuable contracts for long-distance bulk coil traffic , traffic which would not have materialised if the steel industry had survived the 1980s unscathed .

To distort reality further , large or bright or moving or repeating or noisy objects attract more attention and are more likely to survive our filtering than small , dull , stationary , non-recurring or quiet objects .

It survived the Great Fire intact and between 1621 and 1638 was the headquarters of the East India Company .

They are part of the legend , of course ; you and I would n't survive it . ''

No one knows how Franklin survived his experiment with lightning .

But somehow the little orphan survived the ordeal , as she also later survived the farce of being crated up and flown to the Mara game reserve when still only six months old , to be shown to the Pope .

THE sister of missing estate agent Suzy Lamplugh told last night how she survived a knife ordeal because of what she had learned from the family 's nightmare .

Do you think Mubarak , and some of what are described as the moderate leaders in the region , will survive the war long-term ?

` Did you know only sixty per cent of Poles with university degrees survived the war ? ''

It was located in a small row of old houses which had survived the war but had little else to say for themselves , being architecturally dull and pressed in on all sides by towering new office blocks and shopping developments .

He married Mary Green in 1654 , and had seven children , three of whom ( two sons and one daughter ) survived infancy .

She had borne James three children in the last five years , but none had survived infancy , and she accused him regularly of not trying enough to save them .

Recent research is demonstrating that kin relations are important determinants of relationship patterns in monkey groups . 

Other investigations , using different research designs , point to the same conclusion , and have further demonstrated that the association is probably , as Karlsson suggests , largely genetic in origin . 

The experiment with word pairs demonstrates that clearly enough . 

It also demonstrates that the findings of research support a coherent policy to identify family needs at times of stress and develop services and good practice to match them as far as possible . 

If other old symptoms arise during treatment this demonstrates a positive response so please ask your Homœopath for advice . 

The fact that such roles are well established would seem to demonstrate that football fans such as ` Rowdies " can not be viewed simply as a bunch of disordered maniacs . 

A lot of people said last year that I should n't have had a factory bike , so I was happy that my early results demonstrated I was worthy of an NSR . 

Further work from many parts of the world have demonstrated chlamydia in a proportion of patients with non-gonococcal infection and , when they have been tested , in their sexual partners . 

Earlier chapters have demonstrated this assessment , and the inter-war period confirms it . 

Such examples could be taken to demonstrate the homogeneity of the ducal retinue , except that there is no firm evidence of movement in the opposite direction . 

It says that rotation of partners does not demonstrate independence . 

With the Sparcstation 10 costing what is does , this is not the machine to bring ISDN to everybody 's desktop , however it will serve as a valuable platform for demonstrating its potential . 

The last point is demonstrated by the fact that according to Johnson 's definition neither a lawyer working for a company nor a lawyer working for a neighbourhood centre would be a professional . 

This is amply demonstrated by House 's ( 1965 ) research on the rural areas of north-east England . 

In Amalgamemnon , Xorandor , and Verbivore the fictional or mythic nature of the simulations and abstractions we take to be fact is demonstrated by simulations of these simulations which reveal them to be discursive constructs . 

The concern about the privatisation of the Scottish Bus Group and its implications for its 10,000 workers felt on the Conservative Benches is demonstrated by the fact that no Back-Bench Conservative Member is present today . 

The continued competitiveness of Autocover is clearly demonstrated by the fact that 1,021 members arranged new Autocover policies during 1992 . 

Contrary to European perceptions , it takes months rather than centuries ( as European emigrants to the United States demonstrated ) . 

Vologsky had never seen a need to question Kirov 's authenticity , or to probe him for details of his mother and father . 

In later chapters we will probe the image of harmony in some detail to question whether all Japanese companies display such a high degree of harmony , cooperation or power sharing . 

I suspect that that is not so , and we can probe it in more detail in Standing Committee . 

` Are you by yourself ? " he asked , his eyes probing the further corners of the room . 

On the only occasion when Warnie tried to probe Jack on the origin or true nature of his relationship with Minto he was shut up with great vehemence . 

In order to probe the nature of the interaction between His197 and CP 96345 , several different substitutions were introduced at this position . 

Thus not only can the dichotic listening paradigm be employed as a tool for investigating brain asymmetry but it can also be used to probe the nature of speech perception . 

Surveys will also probe how travellers consider and weight personal security among the various factors affecting journey decisions . 

He winced slightly as she gently probed the area for any sign of infection . 

Whenever I believed I had come up with something , I probed it for every sort of oversight , tested it through from all angles . 

A woman knelt beside Eva , gently probing the reason for the tears . 

Like most birdwatchers , I have only seen them in pictures -invariably in supremely elegant poses , their long , thin beaks delicately probing the water for weeds . 

Do n't touch me ! " she added as he began to carefully straighten her leg and probe the flesh at the top of her boot . 

Suddenly , his gaze dropped to probe the scented hollow between her breasts . 

Only through such discussions can we begin to probe the ways in which a satisfying and total response gradually emerges . 

His/her long muscular tongue lashed and probed the air like a sense organ as if to supplement his/her tiny shrunken eyes . 

He probed the puffy white bags under his eyes with a tentative finger . 

No one had ever wanted to probe my appendix , hernia , gall-bladder or spleen . 

It was interesting to keep Gambale 's own sound at the back of my mind while probing the capabilities of this guitar . 

Cars streamed along the Embankment , their headlamps probing the dusk ; a barge slapped its way along the shimmering river . 

He lay there rigid with excitement as his hand probed her moist femininity . 

Kate smiled sweetly as she saw his eyes probing the possibilities of her figure . 

The contract was probed by the governor 's office last March , as a result Pete Wilson sanctioned the go ahead of the G Tec deal , but said that the state lottery 's bidding process needed amending . 

By the 1970s , the " West Indian language problem " had been probed and discussed by educators and policy makers , but still rather little actual research had been done on the language of the Caribbeans . 

Blots were probed with monoclonal antibody supernatant at a dilution of 1:2 . 

The work probed the fact that the ideology of modern capitalist society expressed the philosophy of the Enlightenment in a way that simultaneously proclaimed and negated liberalism . 

Infrared also helps us probe the heart of our own Milky Way Galaxy . 

Her head ached , too , and she probed her scalp experimentally . 

Lindsey leaned forward , her fingers gently probing beneath the man 's jaw . 

There is already evidence that mining corporations are interested in probing beneath the sedimentary rocks to find new deposits . 

Second , it will probe beyond the superficial veneer of economic growth and prosperity by examining the impact of recent economic trends on the changing types of jobs available to workers in the city-region . 

Both species use their curved bills to probe for small animals , build colonial nests off the ground and have young which hatch naked and blind . 

Outriders mounted on huge slavering wolves patrol the area to the tribe 's front , probing for enemies and scouting out small settlements that can be raided and pillaged . 

The small talk might gently probe for some common experiences . 

They also use sticks or grass stems to probe for food , and in particular they use them to ` fish " for giant termites . 

The first birds we see are a group of turnstones and a redshank , busily feeding in the park below the house , probing into the area of damaged grass where my neighbour 's sheep are fed . 

She was still crying when she lifted her head and began kissing him passionately , her salty tongue probing between his lips . 

We can therefore choose the depth to which we probe by using appropriate electron binding energies . 

Biography is in that sense a convenient fiction since no one can probe , without the risk of farcical failure , those hidden perceptions or experiences which run alongside the observable life but may not necessarily touch it . 

She surrendered herself to the melting awareness that was building within her , and her exploration of his mouth matched his in eagerness and abandonment .

If his peers were equal there to the King , then the King must be seen to match them in knowledge , and to give his judgments without leaning on the advice of a mentor .

For anyone interested in history , 1989 was clearly a year to match 1789 or 1914 in the momentous import of events in Eastern Europe .

Even though shorn of the banker that was Craig Chalmers , it matches the size of the Scotland representation in New Zealand in 1983 though one fewer than in Australia in 1989 .

In 11 out of 16 industries the concentration ratio declined , reflecting the greater degree of competition as European and Japanese firms began to match US firms for size .

With this in mind we can see that the indulgent familiarity of the maternal uncle towards his nephew matches the mother 's generous affection towards her child .

If a match is found , the process matches the next MRPA symbol in the transcription against the set of branches following the initial branch .

She stole a glance at him ; his features matched the ice in his tone and his eyes surpassed it .

But although there was a multiplicity of ( short ) railway systems in Venezuela , its relative lack of railway development matched its comparative economic backwardness .

Mary was no longer scared of Mum ; she stood up to her and matched her temper .

As go-between , the area supervisor has a sense of responsibility towards his seniors matching his sense of loyalty to his field staff .

The wonder is that Purcell , seemingly unable to turn out a pot-boiler even for minor events , produced ten substantial movements which in their vigour and imagination match the royal odes .

` I do n't know what you 're talking about , " she said , her tone matching his .

ICI has been trying to develop substitutes for halons 1211 and 1301 , but as yet none of the agents under trial match their performance .

Powered by a four-stroke engine , running on unleaded petrol , the junior-sized version does n't quite match the performance of its 180 mph big brother .

BT believes it still has some way to go before it can match the performance of American telecommunications companies and is also anxious to stay ahead of European public sector rivals .

The three ships swirled around my ship , neatly bracketing it as they matched its speed .

However for us to match the skill of the chameleon we require two eyes , for we judge depth primarily by comparing the two overlapping views we receive .

The regularity of the seasons matches the regularity of the great Christian festivals of Christmas , Easter and Pentecost .

This , his last concerto , was the first great concerto for the clarinet , and nothing has come near to matching it among all of the wind concertos written since .

In the conditions that prevailed in mid-January this year , it is difficult to conceive just how much water was flowing through the Tay before striking south and on to Perth . 

The mind that can not conceive the benefits to accrue by a coming together and a binding by paternal ties of a people having common sympathy must be wayward indeed . 

He conceived his mission to be a religious one , ` to reduce Dissenters unto the CHURCH " . 

Gandhi in fact does conceive the purpose of life to be to know the Self , which for him is equivalent to realizing God or knowing the Truth . 

It sat upon an ancient heathen site , a site far darker than anything I could ever have conceived and it instantly became part of my well of strength . 

The carriages stationed there are the most dumpy vehicles , I conceive , of their kind , in Europe . 

It is even possible to conceive of holding your own in a conversation in which all you do is repeat aspects of what the other person has just said . 

` I ca n't conceive of making films without thinking about what I 'm doing . 

I know it is difficult to discuss a scientific topic nowadays without dragging in recombinant DNA somehow , but I can not conceive of even the most tenuous connection between genetic engineering and the quantum theory . 

Causes , like the other conditions which enter into causal circumstances , are at bottom conceived by us to be certain spatio-temporal items , individual properties . 

Look I can not conceive of development taking place on this land without coming into conflict with those policies . 

Britain defines it in terms of competition and free trading ; most of the other countries conceive of it in terms of minimum operating standards . 

They can not conceive the rest of the country is not in the same shape . " 

The British hardly conceived the French could be defeated and few Americans expected to be embroiled in a global war . 

No matter how drunk I was , I can not conceive I could possibly have shown any interest in the Party 's literature service . 

We can not even start to conceive what conditions might be like in that universe , but there is no reason to conclude , point-blank , that it does not exist . 

A year later the student can not conceive why he had such difficulty and suspicion about the nature of vectors . 

There is also a difficulty in conceiving that the observed complexities of animals and plants could have arisen in this way . 

He could not conceive that anything really serious could be worrying his friend . 

It corresponds to what Gandhi conceives to be necessary in the quest for Truth . 

The courts will ascribe what they conceive to be the correct meaning to that term . 

They were restoring a measure of dignity , conceived to have been taken from them , by withdrawal into injured and strategic silence . 

We may have been poor and ignorant in Glasgow but ratting on our friends was something we left to the narks , the narks and the prosperous classes .

` Because Hatton gets scared or fed-up and threatens to rat on him .

Would someone with terminal cancer have a better life expectancy than someone who was publicly known to have ratted on the Maniax ? "

Viewing sunset and dawnrise skyscapes was secondary to viewing each other across the road . 

He threw it on to his mattress and viewed it from a distance , pink and whole . 

Being a 3D game , you can view objects from any angle , or indeed yourself ! 

So good is this solution that many visitors only recognise the change of angle when viewing the Gallery from the top of the Duomo . 

Only they have had the chance to view the Earth from this unique vantage point -- until now . 

You 'll be able to borrow it from the office downstairs and view it in the library . 

One thing I should mention is that you 'd be advised to try and view these videos on a stereo VCR , as many of the recorded examples -- panning , for example -- are pretty meaningless otherwise . 

The Surgeon explains that they can view the process on a tv monitor by using an ultrasound fibre . 

Back in Leeds , twenty-three miles away , a crowd of nearly 2,500 had paid threepence each to view the body on its return and they waited more or less patiently until the hearse arrived at midnight . 

Members were surprised when General Secretary Ciaran Ryan dropped in to view the talent on show . 

I was a Gulliver , viewing a strange scene outside my experience . 

In this same hospital , when relatives come to the mortuary to visit the dead member of their family , they view them through a sheet of glass . 

At one point a whole area steams gently so that the visitor can view the sun through a vapoury haze . 

I and the one other passenger viewed the landscape through the grill dividing us from the driver , the mail , bottles of milk and newspapers . 

Bird watchers are travelling from miles around to view the latest addition to a clifftop nest . 

That way , by walking between the long tables as if on a tour of inspection , they could view the prospects without embarrassment . 

He wiped a peephole from the condensation on the window and viewed the world beyond . 

Keep well away so that you can see slopes properly and , when possible , view the field from at least two sides . 

Morse stood where he was , listening , and staring up at the sky as if viewing the unsuspected behaviour of some distant galaxy . 

The two day programme included familiarisation visits throughout the factory to view the latest developments , new machinery , systems and methods of production . 

Fairley was considered to have been converted into a sex monster by viewing pornographic films . 

Mares and foals can be seen until the end of July ; the stallions are viewed and the routine of the Stud is fully explained . 

A Dr R. Knox writes that the two men were allowed to view the Leonardo collection for medical studies . 

Viewed from the adjacent lane is a long wall showing various features from different periods of the mill 's history . 

That is the scene before me now , except that the moon , riding low in its arc and viewed through the Earth 's dusty atmosphere , is spuriously tinged with gold . 

He also observed that the apparent size of Mars and Venus , as viewed through the telescope , changed in the way predicted by the Copernican system . 

Nephrite pebbles show up by their colour and translucency much more clearly when viewed through flowing water than they do when dry . 

But I hardly like to tell you about the disaster that befell Angela within the next few minutes . 

IT would be difficult to exaggerate the economic disaster that befell Western Samoa when the South Sea Islands were struck by Cyclone Val . 

The same fate befalls British citizens living in Northern Ireland . 

Similar fates befell pastoralists where large areas of seasonal pasture were denied them as in Kenya in both the Masai territory and Karamajong . 

A similar fate befell Adam Watson , who subsequently called for the quizmaster 's resignation . 

Worst of all was the fate that befell a captured rebel general : he was flayed alive ` and when he had been flayed his flesh was cooked with rice and sent to his sons and family . " 

That venue has now been flattened and a similar fate almost befell the kooky four-piece from Athens , Georgia , in the mid-Eighties . 

` Has ill befallen other members of my family also ? " he asked . 

Much of the ill health and untimely mortality that befalls mothers and very young children in developing countries is directly attributable to patterns of reproduction and family size . 

Something ill was always about to befall Little Nemo when he was doing the rounds 85 years ago . 

If the Maronites had taken a similar path , perhaps seeking a confederated state within a Greater Lebanon , the catastrophe that befell their grandsons might have been averted . 

You must be in a position to support your mother if anything should befall myself . 

Admittedly the interaction of Western ambitions and Japanese response was such as to prevent Japan 's becoming a European colony , or even suffering the impairment of sovereignty which befell China . 

After the national anthem , and before the curtain went up , Rose made a speech expressing her mixed emotions at the unfortunate accident which had befallen Richard St Ives . 

Vogts , an expert angler blissfully at home with his squad on the banks of Loch Lomond , took a harpoon gun to the legislators for their idea of forming a European Champions League .

We decided to take a group of young people from this area over to Backnong in Germany , Chelmsford 's twin town .

He finished his coffee , slid his papers into a folder and took me forward again to the horse car .

She had courage , and with the help of her union was able to take her employers to court .

On being granted leave , he decided to take us to India and visit his brother , Lord Chelmsford , the Viceroy .

Once it had this raw patch on its nose and I went with Davey when he took it to the vet .

For reaction to the new car , we took it to the MG Car Club 's headquarters on the site of the old factory in Abingdon .

David cautiously leaned over , folded Paul into his cuddling blanket , took him to his room next door .

A maid was immediately summoned who took me down to the servants " quarters .

It was taken to the New Veterinary College in Edinburgh by John 's father , Joseph , and there it was first mounted as a complete skeleton .

Belinda , wait in the foyer and I 'll take you home afterwards . "

He took her to a rather smart Italian restaurant full of intimate little tables far too close together for private conversation .

In September 1767 Leopold took his family once more to Vienna , where festivities were in preparation for the wedding of an archduchess .

Gilly is taken to the police station and confesses to stealing the money for her fare to San Francisco .

Striker Ferdinand , one of the midweek heroes in the win at Coventry , was taken to hospital after being replaced in the second half .

` Tell me , Brother , when you ran away from your order as a novice and took your younger brother to the wars in France , were you happy ? "

` Dad , I hear you took that lady from your office , Pearl , out to lunch again . "

Would she be taken out into the slaughter yard behind the servants ' quarters and have her throat cut ?

Dawn was taken immediately to the nearest hospital and put on a life-support machine in the Intensive Care Unit .

Ex-major Lorenzo Peres , 37 , tried in vain to persuade the Cuban authorities to let his wife and two children leave after he defected last year . 

When Haiducu defected he named , among others , the Romanian Ambassador to France as one of those involved in plots like the one to murder Goma and Tanase . 

Emilio Segre was one kid , and Bruno Pontecorvo , later to defect from Britain to the Soviet Union , another . 

Clive Anderson defects from Channel 4 to chair the comic panel game Notes And Queries on BBC2 . 

He defected from Freud 's psychoanalytic school and insisted that we were mainly motivated by ` strivings for superiority " . 

Immediately after defecting from General Motors in March , Mr Lopez demanded deep price cuts from VW 's 1,500 suppliers . 

Since 1970 a number of FDP members , critical of domestic and foreign policy , had defected from the government coalition to the CDU . 

Mr Athulathmudali had defected from the ruling United National Party in 1991 and led a powerful opposition group , the Democratic United National Front . 

Charles E. ( Buddy ) Roemer , the Governor of Louisiana , announced on March 11 that he was defecting from the Democratic to the Republican Party . 

Two Nationalist members of Parliament recently defected to Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi 's Inkatha Freedom Party . 

A high-ranking Polish military intelligence officer , Colonel Michael Goleniewski , who had been in charge of Polish military intelligence in East Berlin , defected to the CIA in West Berlin . 

The king did not lack military resources , but they were useless if the men who were placed in command of them defected to the enemy . 

Late in 1989 , Dirk Coetzee , a scourge of black ANC terrorists , defected to the enemy . 

TWELVE Chinese claiming to be fleeing persecution following the Tiananmen Square massacre have arrived by boat on a South Korean island , reportedly seeking to defect to Taiwan . 

Viktor Oshchenko , a Russian diplomat in Paris who defected to the West , has refused to see officials from his country 's London embassy . 

The trumpeter defected to the West in the mid-Seventies , and clearly found his musical home in the Hard Bop finishing school which was Art Blakey 's Jazz Messengers . 

Perhaps Dmitri would find someone younger and more beautiful while on tour abroad , and would defect . 

The defectors were not only great dancers , they had an extra quality of independence , a strong artistic character that led them to defect . 

I photocopied the form , then had my bank fill it our and stamp the copy . 

However , once printed text has been photocopied a few times , or faxed , or degraded in some other way , the characters can become similarly indistinct . 

All completed forms should be photocopied before being issued to the New OED Computer Group for actioning . 

The only problem that I can see is that fact that many books can not be taken home and that many sources can not be photocopied . 

There are also handouts , which may be photocopied for personal use . 

When a large number of copies of the same document or form are required , they can be duplicated or photocopied from a master copy . 

Please find six copies of the new form enclosed which I would ask you to complete for all your current opportunities ( photocopy further copies if necessary ) . 

A former army captain , Jane Turpin , used a fake CV to get a top secretarial job at Europarks where she photocopied documents and sent regular reports about the company and its personnel to Layton via Hewitt . 

Can anyone photocopy the last 6/7 season stats and mail them onto me please . 

His main expense is photocopying thousands of legal documents and he spends his days preparing the next part of his case . 

Photocopied onto cream A4 laid paper , folded once in both directions . 

We need three samples of his secret accounts , photocopied in peace and tranquility . " 

What kinds of documents do you photocopy in the sales office ? " 

Meanwhile , the contents of their briefcase had been quietly photocopied . 

He was so unlucky with the weather and I thought it would dishearten him , but he just kept going . 

There had been one or two prospective buyers , pushing their way through the tall weeds , with papers describing the property 's charms in their hands , but the general neglect seemed to dishearten them . 

Do n't let this dishearten you , the little greenies are there to soak up the enemy 's attention after all . 

Ignatius , however , was not to be disheartened by the lack of confidence shown in him , and set about his new task with vigour and determination . 

John Bland , as amiable a sportsman as one would wish to meet , is naturally disturbed and disheartened by the increasing number of tournaments in which he , as a South African , can not compete . 

Brereton says the farmer is disheartened by the damage to his crops . 

This upward jerk can be very painful and is sometimes enough to dishearten the attacker and allow the hedgehog to scuttle away to safety without having to resort to the passive rolling-up defence . 

On Oct. 14 a student , Sol In Jong , was found dead at Yonsei University in Seoul after being beaten and interrogated by other students who believed he was a police informer . 

` We were also stopped and interrogated by a para-military vigilante force who again wanted to know who we were and what were doing . " 

On March 10 eight Roman Catholic bishops were arrested and interrogated for several hours after a pastoral letter , termed by the government as " seditious " , had been read out in churches . 

Through her , Yeats was able to interrogate the spirit-world about his relationship with Maud . 

Helen ordered carefully , denting the waiter 's hauteur by interrogating him relentlessly about ingredients . 

This time she started to interrogate me from the very beginning . 

At least he had n't interrogated her in his awful ` Georg " way . 

Recently 55 more trade unionists have been arrested , yet those who were detained immediately after the 30 June coup have been neither interrogated , charged nor given an explanation of the reason why they are being held . 

Interrogated by a Commons committee , he failed to answer questions ` clearly and ingenuously " and was suspended from the House for over a year . 

How many Jeopardites had he interrogated , even tortured , to learn the truth of exactly why they were compelled to follow the man ? 

Soon after we arrived I was interrogated about my parents and our home life . 

Last night he was being interrogated at Castlereagh , Belfast , by police including a chief superintendent heading a full-scale inquiry into the affair . 

He had been interrogated at the Comando di Legione in Parma before being locked up in the Citadella to await removal to Germany . 

During these initial months Blake was intensively interrogated by MI6 and when they had finished in November 1961 the question arose as to where Blake was to serve his sentence . 

Bitov said that he had been interrogated by Lieutenant-Colonel James Westoll at Flat 4 , 34 Redcliffe Square , Earls Court , London , and 118 Sheen Court , Richmond . 

Odinga , aged 80 , was reported to have been interrogated by police in Nairobi before being driven back to his home near Kisumu 400 km away . 

But when he 'd interrogated her after the murder , he had the feeling that she could never have done such a deed -- she was too shocked , too upset . 

Yesterday afternoon he and Naseby , with Auguste hovering in the background , had crawled over Sir Thomas 's suite of rooms and interrogated every single member of the Imperial 's staff on duty the previous evening . 

Trying to interrogate officers of the Grand Army would have been asking for trouble . 

To gather intelligence he interrogated Catholics , suspects , and prisoners , and even requested employment as ` surveyor of foreigners " . 

Once the first pangs of hunger had been satisfied , Cranston interrogated the friar . 

After the senior missionary had interrogated him , the man folded pleased hands across his belly . 

` I could n't understand why you never showed yourself when you were interrogating me . 

He and Tundrish , d'Arquebus , Akbar , and the Sergeant hunched by the base of a stubby vitreous tower . 

Seeing Michael Ryan smiling at them , they seemed to crowd together , hunching in their seats . 

` Herrings , " said Derek , hunching towards her , eyes blazing with the light of truth . 

Billy Tolboys pulled up the collar of his ancient leather overcoat and hunched down even deeper into the motorcycle sidecar . 

Hasan hunched over the wheel of his car with a great effort of concentration , swinging it this way and that to avoid the atrocious pot-holes . 

Charlemagne and the pope had received information from certain persons that Offa was suggesting that the Frankish king should depose Hadrian and replace him with a new pope of Frankish extraction . 

Bokassa was deposed by former President Dacko in September 1979 , the country reverting to the status of republic . 

The couple were in the Caribbean when Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev was deposed in an abortive coup . 

The Prime Minister was deposed in a bloodless coup by the armed forces in January 1986 and executive and legislative powers were conferred upon the King . 

The civilian government was deposed in a military coup in December 1983 , and another military coup took place in August 1985 . 

When Ferdinand Marcos fled to Hawaii in 1986 after being deposed as president of the Philippines , his close friend Mr Cojuangco went with him . 

In this fundamentalist dream , the generals would then depose the president and , lacking public support , would seek to legitimise their coup by making Egypt a theocracy like Iran . 

On the news of the occupation of Andalusia by the French armies Buenos Aires set up a Junta which deposed the Viceroy in order to ` preserve " the Viceroyalty for Ferdinand VII . 

In response to this development a military force from the United States and neighbouring Caribbean countries invaded the island and deposed the new government . 

Pol Pot 's Khmer Rouge regime is deposed by invading Vietnamese forces . 

In January 1327 Edward II was deposed and succeeded by his son , Edward III . 

It met at Constance in November 1414 and Pope John was deposed . 

The pope , too , alone , can depose bishops and move them from see to see . 

The minister , Dr McLeod Campbell , was accused of heresy and two years later deposed from his office . 

She was determined that her children would never be deprived of the cuddles and kisses that she and her brother Charles craved when they were young . 

They craved support from the manager and encouragement for new workers in particular . 

Obvious cracks soared to the left and right , reminiscent of Fairhead in Antrim , but I craved subtlety after the brutal corner we 'd just climbed . 

If you always crave the same food at the same time , change your routine . 

You do n't crave the carnival rewards of popular success -- the waving in the streets and searching for autographs . 

On the one hand they are praised for succeeding in a sport with absolutely no guarantees -- if you crave success , you have to win it . 

In a league dominated by a restricted number of Canadian imports , home grown talent is craved like gold . 

He craves success the way an alcoholic longs for another drink . 

` People just do n't crave vegetables or a slice of wholegrain bread , " says nutrition expert Audrey Cross . 

I 'm furious with her , I crave her voice and touch , and I call that love . 

Dashing to and from a busy job , frantically organising family commitments , domestic routines and social life to fit with working lives , we may often crave for the peace and simplicity of a solitary life . 

Crispin , when on leave from his demanding routine , craved for peace and open spaces . 

And success , we want success , crave for success , we go for success , but you can be very stressed by directly doing it . 

Even Frank Williams , who gave Mansell the fresh start he craved in 1985 , believed he had signed no more than a ` journeyman " , who would serve as a useful number two driver . 

Not surprisingly , the foods stressed-out women tend to crave are crunchy , such as biscuits and crisps , or tough and chewy , such as toffee . 

But a combination on gardai and security men ensured that the Keenans and their guests enjoyed the privacy they craved . 

It was Robertson who came closest to scoring the goal the crowd craved , however . 

The locked cabinet was so named because there is a painted black shadow behind each knife to enable officers to keep a tally of those in use . 

After this the ` Pugwash Conference " of scientists from East and West -- so named after the site of their first meeting in Nova Scotia -- was held annually . 

The Nones were so named because they occurred on the ` ninth " day before the Ides . 

Philip Ball and his fellow prisoners feared that life in the stricter Queen 's Bench Prison ( so named since 1837 ) , to which they would be transferred , would be less jovial . 

Interestingly the blue metal deposit , cobalt , was so named by miners because it was useless and troublesome , reminding them of harassment suffered at the hands of these GOBLINS . 

The first may be thought of as the historical , the second the statistical method , and they were so named by Clerk Maxwell . 

Snows Ride , a local thoroughfare , was in all probability named in his dubious honour . 

Hugh and Bel McGuire 's third daughter was named Macrae McGuire in honour of James Macrae . 

Janus developed into a god of all beginnings , and accordingly the month of January was named in his honour . 

There , on 17 June , Constanze gave birth to her first child , a boy , named Raimund Leopold in honour of his godfather , Baron Raimund Wezlar , and his grandfather . 

Recently a circular walk , taking in old footpaths and land given by local farmers , has been signposted and named the Franklin Way in honour of Spilsby 's famous son . 

He acquired a small ship of 40 tons , which he named the Golden Hind in honour of Sir Francis Drake [ q.v . ] . 

John Bugg died in January and peace campaigners have now named the path in his memory . 

She was launched in 1965 to replace the Vincent and named Vigilant to perpetuate the traditional name . 

The culture is named after a village away from the lake , though the better finds have been at Sesto Calende , the town at the end of the lakebound autostrada that heads north from Milan . 

She named Beatrice after one of Victoria 's daughters and a previous book , Victoria And Albert , alluded to her spiritual closeness with her estranged husband 's ancestor . 

He waited until the taxi had driven off before crossing the road to the Windorah , a small bar run by Dave Jenkins , an Australian who had named it after his birthplace in Queensland . 

The baby was named Eva Evangeline after her mother 's sister , Eva , and Evangeline Booth , the fiery red-haired daughter of William Booth , the founder of the Salvation Army . 

Daniel thought about dead Ann Maguire who , like Anna Van Gogh , the Dutch pastor 's wife , had named a younger , hopeful child for a dead one . 

It was a large town of some character , with a slow-moving sinuous river , aptly named the Great Ouse , meandering between bosky banks . 

The new party , tentatively named the Democratic Liberal Party ( DLP ) , would control approximately 220 of the 299 seats in the National Assembly . 

Even the Beatles used it to symbolize their vision of a more just world when they named their business Apple Corp. 

Hindu seers thousands of years ago named this energy Sakti -- the creative , formative energy of the Gods . 

WORK has started to demolish the flats in Weycombe Road , Haslemere , which over the years have been named the Barracks because of their appearance . 

This new residence , recently named Alexander Court by the former Principal , Sir Kenneth Alexander , is the first of a series of residential developments planned for the eastern end of the campus , beyond Airthrey Castle . 

Cape Cleveland and Cleveland Bay in Australia were named by Cook . 

This overt political scrutiny of applicants to the civil service was named by its critics the ` vocational ban " ( Berufsverbot ) . 

The river Amazon was named by Spanish explorer Francisco de Orellana . 

The event has been named ` Encore -- The Three Tenors " and will be a repeat of the memorable live performance in Rome 1990 which captivated the world . 

Verre anglais , named thus because of its English origin , was the result of Admiral Sir Robert Mansell 's concern for the future of British shipbuilding . 

This film , made in courage by bereaved parents , strengthened the resolve of those present to continue to offer only the best to those whom they serve .

We hope that sharing this experience will encourage others to strengthen the bond with parents and to establish a working relationship which deepens mutual respect and understanding of each other 's worlds . "

Visits may strengthen bonds with a parent who is unlikely to resume care , and then constitute an obstacle to finding an appropriate placement .

Oxford United are set to strengthen their squad by signing striker Nicky Cusack from Darlington …

Weight training strengthens the muscles , and stronger muscles can enable the pregnant woman to cope with her increased body weight and altered centre of gravity more easily .

Local Serbs are strengthening their grip on a narrow corridor along the Sava River between two large Serbian areas .

The affective model , like that of Erez and her associates , is multi-stage : participation fulfils needs , these lead to satisfaction which strengthens motivation , and thus workers ' productivity is improved .

Many in the Latin American/Caribbean Group of staff , in discussing this paper , disagreed strongly that scholarships usually efficiently strengthen the poor .

The pro-Stuart exiles were greatly strengthened early in the new reign by the arrival of two formerly powerful new allies .

Their case was strengthened by the fact that the support given by the Eisenhower administration to the militant anti-communists had succeeded only in intensifying the faction fighting in Laos .

Wimpol is clearly a leader in the quality geophysical survey market , a position we will strengthen in 1993 by the enhancement of offshore based data processing systems and the geographic expansion of our overall geophysical capability .

These relationships were probably strengthened by the fact that a number of family relations of senior politicians were employed by foreign mining companies .

In a good gradation , new material would strengthen the old by the process of facilitation .

Hartlepool have strengthened their Willington connection with the appointment of Tony McAndrew as their new youth coach .

In return , Wilson had agreed to strengthen consultations with the Chinese government over the project .

Unfortunately for the West any move which seemed to strengthen that country created problems with its rival , Egypt .

` This is just one of the many ways in which Wedgwood is strengthening links with local schools . "

Mr. Pitt said KPMG were strengthening their presence in the south-east and had chosen Gatwick as the focal point for their work for the region 's business community .

We also want to strengthen the links between the DTI and the highly successful Training and Enterprise Councils .

We are unlikely to reach any definite agreement , but the debates will strengthen us for the next time , and weaken the impact of tangential arguments about policy presentation .

Most fishkeepers try to recreate a natural-looking underwater scene in their community tanks , and also to conceal the equipment , increasing the natural effect .

He pointed out that the prisoner did not deny that he had killed his wife , but it was a spur-of-the-moment loss of temper , and that his client had panicked and tried to conceal the body .

Instead , I find myself wondering what Tom Fairfax was concealing behind the seal face and marine eyebrows .

Lorton pulled back so that the concrete pillar concealed him completely .

Almost without thinking , she concealed her emotion with anger and action as she sprang to her feet and tore the emeralds from her ears .

He tried to conceal his astonishment but Sir Thomas was almost laughing at him .

The vendor may have deliberately concealed the defect and may have acted fraudulently .

Fearing that Morris had stopped to watch him yawning , he would at once return to his work , and try to conceal his yawns behind his hand .

True , he concealed his second and third chins beneath a grey-brown beard that only got an efficient trimming at the hands of Peccable 's eldest daughter Hoi-Polloi .

During the hearings , officials from the CIA apparently admitted having concealed evidence from Judge Shoob , but claimed that they had been pressurized into doing so by the Justice Department .

Jones was modest about her poetry and concealed it from her friends in Oxford .

At times Anne felt sure that he was attracted to her , but if so why did he never ask to meet her , and why did he conceal these chance meetings from his family ?

Bridget concealed her pregnancy from everybody until she was about four months when she told her boyfriend , who was not the baby 's father .

I suspected this fool was so desperate for money that he 'd concealed the bumps and scratches on the disc with black shoe polish , so I was examining its surface with a magnifying glass .

If that were true , she was concealing her grief at his death with remarkable stoicism .

She managed to conceal the physical revulsion she always felt from close contact with this man .

Being lazy myself I sometimes conceal them in grass , water or strategic pebbles -- happily often observed like that in any case .

The immaculate officer stepped gingerly aboard Sinar Surya and failed to conceal his astonishment at our living conditions .

Every gesture was judged and measured , while they concealed their interest behind beard-scratching , nose-stroking , brow-rubbing hands .

Perhaps you should conceal some small flowerpots under the wood .

If your weight has gone up and down over the last year ( or ten years ! ) try to remember when and why it was up or down . 

The point where it all falls down is when you actually try and play it ! 

Many poor harmonizations are written because the student is trying to think of melody and harmony together , and inevitably both suffer in consequence . 

The teacher would haul him up and over , her angry voice taunting him , and he would try and remember that somewhere there was a mum who loved him and a dad who called him Tiger . 

We 'll try and be a bit more adventurous this year and go a bit further ! 

He is trying hard to develop business ties , with special emphasis on secular Turkey . 

The children listened carefully , and tried hard to understand . 

Well , if I ca n't have Heathcliff as my friend , if Edgar is going to be mean and jealous , I 'll try to break both their hearts by breaking my own . 

He tried to keep too much under his personal control , so that letters were neglected and he was always late . 

I remember one time I reported that he had developed a cough and back came a directive that we should try to make an audio recording of it . 

I tried eating a sandwich with my second cup of tea and I just about managed it . 

Record a backing tape with this chord and try experimenting with the mode . 

If you have a large garden I would recommend that you try growing many of the varieties suggested in the tables of flowers and foliage ( see pp. 12-19 ) . 

A bold experiment to use outcome data to determine priorities for state funding of health care has been tried by the state of Oregon in the United States . 

Legislation had been tried before , from the late fourteenth century onwards , but more effort was made to enforce the 1651 Act than had been done in the past . 

I have sometimes been tempted to try this bidding technique with particularly unattractive paintings . 

The court was told that she dabbled in black magic and tried summoning messages from the spirit world by using a ouija board . 

Leslie was devastated by the news , having tried for a long time to have a baby . 

Mr Peres had tried for six weeks to persuade just one legislator to join his labour-led coalition ; in the end he failed , but said ` it was worth the struggle for peace " . 

` I would n't try for a rebooking for a while , " she said , sipping her drink . 

The first time I tried to film mink in the wild was in the spring of 1990 , in mid-Wales , where I was making a 15-minute programme for Channel 4 . 

Continental companies are trying to muscle into the UK market where Hoffman La Roche , the leading Swiss pharmaceuticals group and the world 's biggest vitamin manufacturer , is already well established with its Redoxin range of vitamins . 

Sitting around in the sun all day , scoffing tons of ice cream is his idea of heaven , though he did get a bit miffed when Greenpeace tried to push him back into the sea . 

ITN 's secret weapon was much more advanced , an experiment never tried before : it was a computer simulation of the chamber of the House of Commons , with John Suchet walking around inside it . 

Shanti 's mother loved her very dearly , and had tried for nearly two years to cope with the situation where she , as an Indian , had a baby with an African father . 

Board of Trade officials had tried for nearly twenty years to change the policy of RPM . 

For a few seconds the sepoy tried discreetly to shoo her away , hoping to be able to continue unobserved his stealthy creeping through the jungle . 

` Well I have to admit , " said Miss Barrett , trying not to look at Denise 's tights , ` I know they 're all fairly bloodthirsty little savages . 

If NSA had been asked to try to identify these people , the agency would have started by checking it s own database of earlier information from these same sources .

my impression is that people try to uh to do both if they can as tough as that is

I believe in your deposition you indicated in your day - to - day events you try to spark your children 's interest in science ?

Of course , that explanation works only if I care about the other bidders ' opinions -- say , because I think they know more than I do or because I 'm trying to predict what kind of resale market I might face someday .

At 8:59 , Flight 175 passenger Brian David Sweeney tried to call his wife , Julie .

Can you imagine trying to raise ten children in a two - bedroom apartment ?

I begin by vitiating my assumption that one can not prestate the configuration space of a biosphere , then try to show that the implications are that the number of potentially relevant properties is vastly hyperastronomical and that there is no way in the lifetime of the universe for any knower within the universe to enumerate , let alone work with , all the possible properties or categories and their causal consequences .

The WP says that Yeltsin is trying to engineer his succession by a friendly replacement because he 's worried about prosecution for corruption after leaving office .

if if i started using a different computer at home then i would n't be using the the software and the hardware and it would be that much more difficult for me to try and market it the the product

Here , in Investigations , I am trying to point at the mysterious but utterly natural hopefulness in which an increasing diversity of broken symmetries in the universe creates the diversity of structures and processes that can constitute and identify ramified and ramifying sources of energy , detect those sources of energy , create devices and processes that couple to those sources of energy , and generate yet more diversity that propagates macroscopic order even further .

'' Not only is there this 3-D structure , but there are lots of studies where people are trying to understand what drives the turning on and off of genes , `` says Jones .

Witness the French trying to outlaw the use of the word `` cheeseburger `` and other insidious harbingers of American culture .

Alynne was crazy , and speaking of my dysfunctional family , my , my brother was in love with Alynne and my brother 's girlfriend wanted to kill Alynne , and Alynne was crazy and probably on Prozac , and , Alynne tries to kill herself you know , as we hear , she , she 's constantly trying to kill herself , and , she contributes all her problems to the fact that my brother , I do n't know , that she was n't with my brother I guess .

when it comes to expectations on the part of members of each of the party that you try not to cross party lines on certain votes especially these days

so he 's trying to get you know things fixed on it but it 's just you know leak leak leak everywhere but um

Now , you could try to `` fit `` the data on the corn prices with the first Fourier `` mode , `` namely the average price .

but uh TV is something that we try to not um deliberately try not to get hung up on it like you say

yeah and and that 's appropriate if the university is trying to do serious research because it 's hard to be a researcher and a teacher at the same time

We tussle along the contract curve , each trying to get all the advantages of the trade .

Do n't worry about trying to take in these views while driving , for there are many stopping places along the way where you can take photographs or simply enjoy the panorama .

Here 's , I 'm trying to answer some of your questions , but , and this is what I think maybe you might want to consider doing . ``

The big bad wolf ate the grandma then she , then the big bad wolf tried to , eat red riding hood .

And , uh , we get out of the truck , and we walk about ten feet , and I , I was like , walking over logs and trying to get over to a fairly clear area , and all of a sudden , Alex just goes , `` Snake !

This is the minimum they are prepared to accept , and you will probably be wasting your time if you try to force them any lower .

and uh and i do n't know i kind of i resent the the calls of an evening trying to sell me something

He speaks preternaturally slowly , as if operating underwater , so that watching him in discussion with two or three fast - on - their - feet political analysts is much like watching a valium addict trying to communicate with a roomful of meth heads .

Trying to outwit the US Coast Guard was risky but enormously profitable .

you know the clumps that uh that occur but i try to leave it down there

They had to come earlier in the morning and had to stay later in the afternoon , and most of them were poor , because if you tried to farm in the sand hills of NC , it was pretty hard to make a living .

a good percentage of them are the women that are fighting it and most people say well men try and keep women locked up that 's not necessarily true

The ad side of all newspapers is constantly trying to get the ed side to say nice things about those advertising .

As that agent began an initial pat-down , Ressam panicked and tried to run away .

'' It does n't matter if you are a patient , but it does matter if you are trying to develop the next drug , `` says Cy Stein , Associate Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City .

Companies have found that trying to capture the knowledge required to stabilize the design of a product that requires significant amounts of new content is an unmanageable task , especially if the goal is to reduce cycle times and get the product into the marketplace as quickly as possible .

Los Angeles is undeniably car country , though it is trying to alleviate it s congestion and pollution by building a light - rail network .

Not surprisingly , Langleben got a lot of press after he announced his results , and his experiment led directly to speculation that we might eventually see fMRIs installed at airports , scanning the brains of would-be terrorists trying to deceive security screeners , or in courtrooms , catching perjurers red-handed ( or perhaps red – anterior - cingulate - gyrused ? )

The first step of treatment is trying to calm down the patient and to identify the underlying cause [ 1 , 3 , 13 ] .

and uh we used to get Arts and Entertainment in San Antonio and i we get a little bit of the good ones here but we used to try and catch uh some of the stuff they had on there

As further encouragement for the 200 or so followers they have picked up already , the consortium schools have given their graduates Palm organizers , paid for companies to help with their billing , and offered free legal research and even yoga and meditation classes , almost anything to help make life a little easier for those trying to hang out their shingles .

And sometimes they would be standing up in the train trying to get leave before they went overseas and there I was a child of maybe 11 or 12 years old and , uh , I can remember very clearly the young man 's face that taught me two or three new games of solitaire that I still teach my grandchildren how to play now and still play myself sporadically and remember that time .

We will return in a subsequent chapter to ask if it makes sense to try to finitely prestate the initial and boundary conditions of a biosphere .

They 're trying to discover whether CWD strains exist that can affect the length of the disease process and different regions of the brain or that can infect different species , including humans .

And Elizabeth and I still to this day say , `` We did n't , we 're lucky that we , that two of us are n't dead , you know , from trying to buy the mountain house . ``

Most of the halls date from the Qing Dynasty , although Yuanchen Hall , where visitors try to locate the deity on the zodiac of their birthday , dates from the time of Kublai Khan .

i have n't gotten the chance lately though to play i 'm trying to get back into it uh

35 According to the 2001 Retirement Confidence Survey , 36 about 46 percent of American workers have not tried to calculate how much they need to save for retirement .

The UAE embassy in turn contacted the Hamburg police and a UAE representative tried to find him in Germany , visiting mosques and Shehhi 's last address in Hamburg .

Then he was smug about it , trying to lie about it , trying to act like , you know , nothing happened , you know , anyway two , what two days later , he , he fired me .

it really would be and and then the that really invades it plus uh you you just trying to settle down to do something and then uh here they come and they

I tie it tight around my electrical / biomedical - engineering - from - USC - filled head , over my up - to - the - minute , very fashionable , mostly European designer clothes ( sorry , do n't mean to brag , just trying to break that ridiculous stereotype ) .

Then it will try to deepen Russia 's economic crisis with a view to destroying it s nuclear capability .

The Post also says that more than a year prior to secretly taping Monica Lewinsky , Linda Tripp tried to sell a book about the Clinton White House , asking the conservative publisher Alfred Regnery for something in the neighborhood of $ 500,000 .

So we drove up to Washington , and he went to the Pentagon and tried really hard for them to take him back and they said that what he was doing with the post office was in the best interest of the government and the country and he could serve much better by getting the mail to the soldiers .

It is one the Libraries are trying very hard to eliminate , but the rapidly increasing price of materials makes the task difficult .

Man 's fantasy and tendency is to go into the occult , into black magic and the dark side because that 's where he dwells and that 's where his heart is , uh , settled in right now and until you know the Lord and know the true meaning of life and your purpose you 're always searching in the dark side for the , the meaning of reality and the meaning of life , always trying to find out about the future .

One is that the dog is attempting to take on the odour like a perfume , the other is that the odour is too strong to cover with a urine mark so the dog tries to cover it with it s entire body surface [ 30 ] .

And we used to try to dress up and pretend we were businesswomen .

cook and then the next time it would be my turn and i 'd try to outdo him and then he 'd try to outdo me and we we was really a lot of fun and

i i 've carried it through i love to read now and and uh that 's why we 've we 've made it a point whenever she brings us a book that we do n't you know we always sit down with her right then and read it so that we try and instill that on her that

oh yeah i i guess there 's a lot to to think about when you 're trying to make that decision

// Trying , trying to think of a subject to talk about and I I 'm , I 'm not good at remembering stories .

oh yeah oh yeah our uh-huh but we 're um we just got married like like December so we 're going to wait a year and then we will try

Try to arrive as the chapel opens or at sunset ( see page 39 ) and make your way to the upper level , where light blazes in through 15 stained - glass windows separated by buttresses so slim that there seems to be no wall at all .

People ca n't bear — they 've got enough to listen to already — and anybody who waffles is written off pretty quickly and , therefore , you lose your point … .

Charles whispered back that it was utter tripe the Brigadier was waffling .

Although a lot of people have wiffle waffled between being evil / demony or not being so , right now , there are a lot more people / demons on the good side .

I switched all of the questions I was waffling on , and still got neutral .

SAN DIEGO - - Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Odalis Perez waffled about his need to get time off to clear his mind and invigorate his body , but his actions suggest otherwise .

In 1984 over seven million compounds were documented in the chemical literature .

The processes involved in the transformation of the earth sciences world-view are documented in recent studies by Legrand and Stewart .

The early years are documented by Ronnie Ross , his saxaphone tutor , Brian Lane , his music teacher and George Underwood , who first met David in Bromley Cubs when both were nine years old .

In relation to child care , for example , she documents how assistance given by mothers to daughters typically is more extensive than between sisters .

The adverse position of children living in these areas in the 1960s was abundantly documented by major government reports .

They will be documented in a substantial reference manual , the Guidelines for Text Encoding for Interchange .

Yet it is worth remembering that the line of movement skirting the margin of the Taklamakan Desert is amply documented in Chinese history .

Did any indigenous photographers dare to document the Peking Spring and its bloody aftermath ?

An Amnesty International report , published in February , documented torture of Tibetan men as well as women .

Samelson ( 1978 ) has documented the growth of interest by social scientists in the topic of ` prejudice " .

Harris and Casa Alianza have continued to document and publicise widespread abuses by the police .

Rosenthal documents cases where human subjects responded in a certain way because the experimenter had , unconsciously , communicated his expectation to them .

Both have also documented a high level of family discord in the homes these girls left and to which they sometimes returned .

The views of people with learning difficulties have been documented for the past 15 years , so this is not new territory -- though sections on the attitudes of parents and staff throw light on neglected issues .

Members of the group agree to document the project with photographs and notes and to continue it after the Design students graduate .

Chapter 2 will document the gross material inequalities which exist in wealth and income and also in basic benefits such as health and job security .

This book documents the participation of women in a struggle centred around the concerns of rural India .

Editor , -- R J Jarrett documents the case against screening for diabetes in pregnancy .

A pleasing example of this was the ` evening gun " fired by British artillery with clockwork regularity at a certain part of the line . 

He swung the gun up again , fired wildly at that thrashing form and turned back to the staircase . 

Chuck raised his rifle coolly and fired just as the bull launched itself on him . 

With that same lethargy , he snugged the butt of the rifle into his shoulder and fired at his mother . 

` All you have to do is stand back and fire your crossbow at those green-skinned devils . 

We received … 300 ammo later but never found out if it worked as we did not fire the rifles , even on a range . 

It led to the highest floor where we found an Iraqi soldier firing an automatic rifle through a narrow aperture in a pile of sandbags , reloading and firing his weapon until he became exhausted . 

His lamp had gone out and while he was relighting it , our car must have passed and he fired his rifle vaguely in our direction . 

Suddenly the car stopped , the passenger got out and fired a Kalashnikov rifle at the police car , hitting it at least nine times . 

During the Cuban missile crisis , Fidel Castro wanted the Soviet Union to fire its nuclear weapons at America . 

Mobs burned tyres in the streets , and the prudent stayed at home while soldiers drove around firing their weapons . 

The terrorists were obviously about to fire their weapon and it was aimed at the main grandstands . 

The robbers ran off down a nearby street , but fired their gun again at a women who was looking at them through the window of a hairdressers shop . 

Unless you fire a gun from the hip it 's all Outside ; you point and aim and that 's it , unless the sights are out or there 's a really high wind . 

Another gang fired a pistol through the window of a hostel in Poettmes , narrowly missing an Albanian family . 

The Mourabitoun gunmen and Palestinians fired their machine-guns in the air to welcome the Syrians , the thousands of bullets ricocheting off the ruins . 

Earlier , Private Lee Clegg ( 22 ) told the court he had fired three times in the vicinity of the car driver 's head . 

He fired his pistol in the air and charged over the top as if he were chasing some errant fox . 

The men firing those guns , manning the walls , shooting from the high galleries might not amount to much more than half that number . 

His horse had been slaughtered and a shotgun had been fired through his window at dead of night . 

This cannon , too , had been fired a great deal and although its muzzle had shown no distortion Harry had an uneasy feeling that it might soon be about to burst . 

It had been a while since she 'd fired a pistol and the initial retort took even her by surprise . 

Asked whether US forces had fired their tank guns , he said : ` Not as far as I am aware . " 

The prosecution case was that the defendant had fired deliberately at Paulette . 

Chuck fired from a standing position , and the deer sprang into the air then fell and lay still . 

Tanjug also claimed 36 children were among those killed at the weekend and police fired into the bodies of the wounded . 

As horrified guests dived for cover , the gang of five fired into the crowd , killing two white couples , before escaping . 

There is little doubt that some Frenchmen fired on Germans during the raid and afterwards , although on this occasion no hostages were shot . 

The governments of France and Belgium had expressed concern earlier in the month after the police fired on protestors on Sept. 2 . 

Police said a lone gunman hiding in undergrowth fired through the security fencing and hit Mr Gallagher in the back several times as he got out of a builder 's van . 

National Guard troops reportedly fired in the air to disperse demonstrators in south-western districts of Caracas , and rioting was reported in Valencia , 80 km west of the capital . 

Adam kept firing in short bursts and drove straight-at the helicopter . 

The taxi drove the Campbell and his hostage through the historic streets of Edinburgh .

` The guide , who has driven them there in a minibus , naturally counts heads before he starts on the return journey .

Anne 's husband , TV executive Mike Hollingsworth , drove her from their home in Leamington Spa , West Midlands , to the hospital .

Then Coventry drove Lily and Stephen home to number two , The Parade .

` He drove her back here this morning and she has now been seen by a doctor . "

She drove Eva to one of the community homes where she was due to address a group of girls .

She 'd gone back into the house to fetch something and his Dad was all ready in the car waiting to drive Uncle Walter back to his house .

Harry had driven his friend over and was in boisterous good spirits at having been the first person to be allowed to take George away from the house .

` So I hailed a taxi outside the motel and just said British Committee and he knew immediately where it was and drove me straight there . "

Hannah had to drive Matthew back to his boarding school for the start of term , and in addition she had to liaise with the police .

He drove her back to Greystones , still talking fluently of things that mattered not at all .

Patel , who was driving friends home after drinks at a pub , fled the crash which happened on November 30 last year .

We had a Morris 8 , and my Dad would drive me and Mom into the town centre to do the week-end shopping .

` Come on , I 'll drive you into Solihull , " he said , all traces of amusement banished .

After the questioning , Mr and Mrs Mackenzie were driven home again to the manse on the edge of the village of St Margaret 's Hope .

Goods can be unloaded and dealt with as soon as they arrive from the manufacturer . 

Inevitably , containerized , multi-modal shipments require that the goods be unloaded from one mode of conveyance and reloaded on another . 

Goods would be unloaded at Lindau , taken across the Bodensee to Rorschach , and from there go on through the passes to the south , to Milan or on to Venice for further shipment . 

Everything was grey , wet and colourless as we stood by the rail watching the luggage being unloaded into the custom sheds . 

When the King saw the luggage being unloaded he was horrified . 

According to the teletype , ` the handwritten duty sheet indicates only that the luggage was unloaded from Air Malta 180 . 

A middle-aged couple got out and began to unload a motley collection of boxes and bags . 

The first serious storm of the season broke in the scudding sky above them just as John was unloading the last of the boxes from his car . 

When we left Baghdad , there was no further news of what had happened to those on board , except that the ship had been forced to unload its cargo in the port of Kabbous , Oman . 

Then they would unload their human cargo and speed back , using a different route , to repeat the process . 

The men were out there , unloading the catch on to the small boats . 

Christina approached a young lad unloading crates of Cockspur golden rum on to the veranda of a tiny bar . 

Three youths armed with Armalite pen-knives waited for the band to unload their gear before threatening them and attempting to drive away with their van . 

Both raw materials and finished products were all in bags -- we unloaded the raw materials up until midnight then re-loaded the lorries from midnight onwards for the drivers to deliver the next day . 

It took only a few minutes to reach her cottage and Maltravers completed his story while she unloaded the shopping in the kitchen . 

Toulson was unloading a horse from his lorry when the animal landed on top of him . 

There they unloaded their loot into waiting landrovers and lorries . 

A large consignment of weapons was unloaded from a Soviet ship at Assab on 21 September . 

As the loose barley was unloaded on to the goafstead , a boy rode a quiet old farmhorse round and round on the corn , trampling it down . 

So a black eye starts off red , and it starts off red because of the blood leaked into the skin . 

There is blood leaking from the back of the man 's head , beneath the red hair . 

Pollution experts from the National Rivers Authority were called in to assess the danger of fuel leaking into the canal . 

Conoca said : ` A leak has developed inside one well of the unmanned platform and gas is leaking up to the surface . 

Shipping , including Isle of Wight ferry and hydrofoil crossings , was halted on Southampton Water last night after inert gas leaked from the tanker Mobil Petrel as it discharged crude oil at the Fawley Esso oil refinery . 

Burning oil which had leaked from the tanker , the Agip Abruzzo , engulfed the ferry and all except one of the ferry 's crew and passengers were burned to death or drowned . 

The uncertainty principle would allow particles and radiation to leak out of the black hole at a steady rate . 

A spokesman in Moscow said the Russian craft suffered minimal damage and no radiation leaked after the accident on Saturday . 

On 22 August , 2,000 fish were killed when chlorinated water from a council swimming pool leaked into the river . 

They ran out and , shutting the door behind them , blocked the gaps around it with a torn sheet to stop the water leaking out into the corridor . 

Sea water leaked from his mouth , his breath gasped in jerky spasms . 

Water is leaking through our ceiling from the waste outlet of the shower tray in the bathroom above . 

Good quality draincocks have a gland which prevents water leaking around the top of the fitting when it is open . 

Firemen from Thornaby and Stockton swilled away an amount of petrol leaking from a car in Yarm Street , Stockton . 

During laparotomy , 2 cm of more proximal bile duct was missing and bile leaked from the common hepatic duct into the abdominal cavity , explaining the absence of obstructive jaundice . 

Soil and water in the Yosemite national park in California are polluted with toxic chemicals which have been leaking from underground fuel tanks for decades . 

It is likely to be frightened in the dark , and there is always the possibility of exhaust fumes leaking into this compartment , sometimes with deadly effects . 

Some 9,000 tonnes of molasses leaked into the Nam Pong river in mid-March , subsequently spreading to the Chee and Mool . 

As long as the hole remains clear of debris , if a pipe should split , air leaking into the system through the hole should limit any mess and prevent an accident from turning into a catastrophe . 

Soon the smoke began to leak through her clothes until the ensuing fog convinced me as always that she would set herself alight . 

But the ink often leaked through the screws and damaged clothing . 

News of the changed disposal plans came in an internal University memo leaked to The Guardian newspaper . 

Had word of Hanson 's interest leaked to the market , the stockbroker 's chutzpah could almost have bankrupted the firm . 

She turned to face him and he saw how her skin was shivering , the self-control leaking out of the corners of her eyes , her face breaking up . 

And also in the house is the Monster , Mr Whistle , obscene drool leaking onto his embroidered vest . 

It is presumed that ivalon injected to plug the liver biopsy leaked intraperitoneally and caused the foreign body reaction seen . 

Limp orange light was leaking in around the edges of a grey blind . 

She collected her jacket then crept downstairs on noiseless , rubber-soled feet , taking extra care as she skirted the study on her way out . 

Solid and secret behind a high stone wall it remains a world apart from the crawling traffic which skirts it on the routes out of town . 

As they skirted the smooth lawns on the way back to the car park Merrill dropped behind to walk with Sam who was now complacently asserting that all this exercise had given him an appetite for dinner . 

He skirted the house to the rear , but guards were also there . 

We collected our horses from the tavern and decided to skirt the city . 

We skirt an abyss-like hole , narrowly avoid a rock , then another wall of water rears up in front of me , blocking out the sky . 

For the rest of the day we skirted a large swamp ; that night the mosquitoes were particularly bad . 

As they skirted the forest and came out on to a stretch of road fringed by slender copper beeches , Fenella had the feeling of something deep and ancient and strong moving all about them . 

The next day also , Ian would take the bus to Lima which skirted Sendero territory . 

Stirling had originally intended to skirt south of the salt marshes and then find a way through the mountains to Gafsa where American forces had been reported , but changed his mind . 

Calmly and methodically , Kirov climbed from the driving seat and skirted round to the back of the van , opening the rear door . 

Apes may well have produced new two-sign combinations that their trainers have been inclined to interpret as appropriately invented for some feature in the context . 

This tale of success and failure , of winners and losers , is too often interpreted as signifying the impossibility of constructive critical allegiance to the communist party . 

The notion of educational ` stages " is useful as long as it is not interpreted too rigidly or schematically ( Squires 1989a ) . 

We hope another point is made by these questions and comments , namely that the problem is very complex , requires large amounts of meticulous study , and the results are most difficult to interpret unambiguously . 

Indeed , it seems that a hearer who interpreted this utterance as conveying a specific proposition or set of propositions would miss out on much of its intended relevance . 

The authors interpret these results as supporting the zero-beta version of the CAPM . 

At any rate , it is reasonable to interpret this very common experience during dreaming as being a response to an awareness , at some level , of the inability to move . 

Intelligence was also a critical factor for Bray who interpreted adaptability as ` a trained intelligence " . 

Both factions of the Party interpreted the upheaval as a ` bourgeois democratic " revolution . 

As they had no policy grounds for changing sides during the ballot , had they done so people could have only interpreted their action as a betrayal of tribal identity . 

Teenagers who get their own way all the time interpret such laissez-faire permissiveness as indifference . 

Malmierca gave no details , but analysts interpreted the news as further evidence that President Fidel Castro Ruz retained significant influence among the inner circle of advisers to Russian President Yeltsin . 

Gandhi interprets his progression to the third stage of life as an extension of his social obligations . 

Emilia 's subsequent ill-temper spent itself on the domestic staff , and she interpreted his own efforts to placate the ruffled servants as treachery . 

In particular , I am interpreting it to imply that we are not simply governed by considerations of immediate personal advantage . 

The alliance followed an inter-state meeting in January which Indian leaders interpreted as further evidence of a nationwide attempt to erode the 300 existing treaties between Indian tribes and the federal government . 

` In other words " George interpreted ` they could n't trace any CIA funding . 

Richard had been rebuilding and strengthening Clairvaux and his motives for doing so have long puzzled historians , since it was a step which could be interpreted as an infringement of his elder brother 's rights . 

This result should be interpreted cautiously because serial biopsies were not available in these tumours . 

However , in practice this exception has been interpreted as applying to similar contracts issued by other entities . 

The move was interpreted by some as a concession to Lloyd 's brokers who supply the market with its business . 

Hence when blood sugar drops below the required level the body sends out signals which are interpreted by the mind as ` I am feeling hungry . " 

Franco interpreted as threatening anything that escaped his personal control , and by May 1941 he had begun to feel that Serrano and his collaborators were doing just that . 

These were developed from qualities defined by Isaiah ( c.11 ) in his prophecy traditionally associated with the Incarnation , and interpreted by the Church Fathers as gifts of the Holy Spirit . 

I see now the relentless laying down of guilt , and I feel a faint surprise that I must interpret it that way . 

If they are not , we are likely to interpret this somehow : as rudeness perhaps , or deafness , or lack of attention . 

East of the towns of Biggleswade and Sandy , both of which lie on the A1 highway from London to the north , the county of Bedfordshire abuts Cambridgeshire .

It is clear that the existing site already disturbs the pleasing pattern of enclosed grass fields abutting an attractive cliff slope of natural vegetation .

Those on its northern side had ample yards or gardens abutting Great Prescott Street , which itself gave onto Goodman 's Fields .

It is a collection of those countries which generally have two things in common : they abut on to the ocean , and they are in some positive -- always positive -- way economically or politically vibrant .

Davide took his usual place in the shade of the circolo 's front room , on the cathedral piazza abutting the wharf , overlooking the scene outside through the coarse cotton lace jalousy .

The choir arm was short , ending in three parallel apses which abutted directly on to the transepts .

The back end of the truck should end up just abutting the door of the bay .

The Governors of the eight US states abutting the Great Lakes have agreed on a series of voluntary pollution controls .

It abuts on to what is now a road running along the frontage of a number of houses .

This originally stood in Warwick Lane , east London , and abutted on to the eastern side of Newgate Prison .

There was a yard at the back of the bungalow which abutted farm fields which themselves led across to school playing fields .

Departing the airfield to carry out some initial general handling , the little Aeronca cruised at 2150 rpm at around 65kts . 

The tour departs Glasgow by SAS flight on Sunday 13 June , returning on Saturday 19 June . 

Denard , who denied complicity in the death of Abdallah , was forced to depart following pressure from France and South Africa . 

She left a hole in the campaign when she departed this week for a pre-arranged lecture tour in the United States . 

On the eve of World War II , both James and Eric Williams departed England for the United States . 

When bees swarm , for instance , which happens when any given colony gets too big , a new queen is produced and departs the hive with a group of followers . 

The Prime Minister departed a short time later with the Ministers of Transport and Energy escorted by Lord Hampshire . 

He had departed half an hour later after releasing the men and with a case of good Brut champagne in his car . 

They departed the same day , Corbett eager and anxious to be back in Edinburgh . 

As his cab departed the gates of Roedean , a handful of girls , including Amanda , raised a ragged cheer . 

PAMELA : Since I must not say what I think on one hand nor on the other , let me depart your presence . 

The touchy Mr K turned on his heel in disgust and departed the scene . 

At the world 's main airports a plane arrives or departs every 30 seconds . 

Jesus departed the world , ascended into heaven , and sent the Holy Spirit from the Father . 

She heard him say that he was still flying as planned , but would be departing somewhat later than originally intended . 

When Charles came to visit , he did so as a guest , and when he departed he left no possessions behind him . 

However , they can not depart too far from it ; men can be swayed by beliefs , but not too far . 

` To the memory of Leopold Thomas Rice Dersingham who departed this life 12 July 1942 in the 18th year of his life . 

Simon will be attending the Fair as normal and intends to arrive on Wednesday morning ( 11/10 ) , departing Saturday morning ( 14/10 ) . 

She swept up her empty plate and took it into the kitchen , and departed upstairs with her cup of tea to start on her coiffure . 

He built roads , civilized the people and departed across the sea on a magic ` raft of serpents " . 

In the case of flights departing between 00.01 and 04.00 hours , the day of departure is deemed to be the previous day and the cost appropriate to that day is chargeable . 

After lunch depart by boat for a five-hour journey down the Kok river , passing tiny hilltribe villages , bamboo huts and jungle . 

We departed by the garden staircase , bringing with us only such articles of apparel and personal effects as could be worn or carried . 

There had been too many films taken , shown on TV , of Franklin D. Hauser departing by Lear jet in the States for yet another destination . 

Peak numbers occur between December and February , and most winter visitors have departed by late March . 

On day five you depart by road for the three-and-a-half hour journey to the lively resort of Pattaya at the Gulf of Siam . 

There are certain spells that can prevent the life departing from a body , be it never so abused , and -- I see by your face that understanding dawns ? " 

Feeling flustered and guilty that I had departed from my normal custom of never working on a pupil 's painting , I foolishly replied " Yes " . 

The resulting exposition is so authoritative that practitioners and the courts departed from it only rarely unless subsequent developments made this necessary . 

So Rodrigo departed from the King , and took his spouse with him to the house of his mother , and gave her to his mother 's keeping . 

Behaviour would appear to depart from that predicted by the optimality theory . 

Since people are not necessarily interchangeable it may be necessary on occasion to depart from the priority order . 

If the Romanists did not destroy Ulster by forcing its people into a united papist Ireland , then God surely would as a punishment for departing from his standards . 

The Home Office is not bound by those opinions , and appears to depart from them frequently . 

She wished with all her heart that she could turn around and go back , depart from this unprepossessing , even frightening place before ever she discovered what awaited her within its mouldering walls . 

They kissed her , one cheek each , and departed softly in their pink felt bedroom slippers . 

So the following afternoon , as soon as Mrs Wormwood had departed in her car for another session of bingo , Matilda set out for Fred 's house to investigate . 

Robert , Herluin , Hugh and the stranger departed in the direction of the abbot 's lodging , where Radulfus had already come out to greet them . 

The shelter was demolished and traffic lights installed after the trams departed in 1962 . 

The Javanese dignitaries , who would have disapproved of the suggestion , were already stirring to depart in their jeeps for Makassar to catch their plane home . 

They would depart in the spring , to avoid the malarial menace of the later seasons . 

Rising from the table , he took up his book , and departed into the crowd . 

Before departing on the expedition to Benghazi , he had written a memorandum addressed to the Director of Military Training at MEHQ on the future of L Detachment . 

Obviously , you will have to allow for cleaning after the students depart on March 28 . 

Why , most obviously , if Judas is determined as his master 's betrayer , is he allowed to depart on his mission of treachery ? 

We would like to guarantee that our flights will never be delayed and in fact the vast majority of flights do depart on time . 

We cooked our dinner and departed to the bar on the site for a last night celebration . 

But only those people who are serious enough about birds to keep daily diaries will have recorded the last dates birds were seen before they departed to their winter quarters . 

Yanto kicked the bike into life , did a quick turn and , exhaust roaring and rear tyre screeching , departed towards Purton . 

The catering personnel were taking the opportunity to depart via the fire exits . 

In the nineteenth century , Italians and Alsatians heading for the New World arrived and departed via the great Paris terminals . 

When the going got tough in training sessions Linford would depart for the canteen . 

As Hall departed for the dressing room , incensed Everton boss Howard Kendall gave him a tongue-lashing from the dugout . 

Mocking illusions and treacherous visions of grace did not depart with the falling of the leaves . 

Charles departs for the opera , leaving a distraught Diana to keep a bedside vigil for two days by herself . 

Vaclav Havel , the Czechoslovak President , on Feb. 17 departed for official visits to Iceland , Canada and the United States , accompanied by Marian Calfa , the federal Prime Minister . 

Alice waited until after Jules had departed before raising the subject that was at the forefront of her mind . 

He turned and watched blearily as she walked to the table , picked up the empty glass and departed again without once raising her eyes to look at him . 

Some names had been crossed off , as teachers had died at their posts , or departed to more luxuriant scholastic pastures . 

Yusuf had returned briefly to Spanish soil , only to depart again , leaving behind a sizeable force of men . 

When the serving-girl had brought their order and departed again , they could talk . 

Corbett turned to his guide to ask what was happening but found the man had had enough sense and discretion to depart as quickly as possible . 

Anglers come from all over Britain to fish St John 's and rarely depart unhappily . 

They departed , as in the cases of Buxton , Hastings and Morgan and Phipson , from the arrangements that they had devised for themselves , and in many cases ignored their professional advisers . 

When they had all departed , George looked anxiously at Elizabeth . 

Many Egyptians have left for home , but as they departed , a new wave of Asian refugees from Iraqi occupied Kuwait arrived . 

Some of these areas were impossible to assess accurately as staff shopped , cooked , and managed finances for many residents , therefore estimates of their skills were unclear -- e.g. because food was provided there was no reflection of the need for cooking skills .

So the base kids went to base schools and the base moms shopped at base shops and the base officers toured the base cocktail-party circuit .

Restless and dry-mouthed , they drove to the market to shop for odds and ends of food and drink as though the act of purchasing Pepsi Cola and crisps would somehow equate with eating and drinking them .

I 'm about to invest in a brand new , superduper , anti ‒ obsolescence computer and I feel as confident as if I were shopping for a pair of skis .

But how does a woman best handle that hellish and uncertain time when her husband is still shopping for the supplements ?

` Perhaps I 'm being obtuse , but why should our visit to Nice suggest we were shopping for drugs ?

Here you can shop for bargain priced wines , leather goods and other souvenirs before returning to Innsbruck , the capital of the Tirol .

They ought to get to know each other , see a little of the place they are in , have time to shop for family souvenirs and sample the local food and culture .

If big shops tended to offer a wider range of credit facilities than small ones , then people shopping in the urban centres where big shops are round would have a wider choice of credit types than people shopping in small rural centres .

He shopped in the centre of town before driving out to Hahnwald -- some good veal , fresh vegetables , a bottle of real French claret .

On a recent occasion , he was forced to shop in the local supermarket unaccompanied by his lovely wife Mary , who was keeping their children quiet by the exciting new pindown method .

People coming to shop in the supermarket can then walk into town and patronize the smaller food shops , boutiques and speciality stores .

He said : ` People obviously want to shop on Sundays -- we have over 3,500 customers every Sunday .

We are told that the people of Britain want to shop on Sundays .

Food Giant claims we 're all spending far more than we need to when we shop at the well-known supermarkets .

This brings together all your favourite WWF merchandise so you can select and shop at your leisure -and find plenty of Christmas gift ideas into the bargain .

I looked round and there was blood streaming from this guy 's head . 

There was blood streaming down her white nightdress and also soaking the bedcovers . 

Blood from my arm came streaming back into my face , in spite of the fact that I was holding the stump as tightly as I could . 

As the first rays of morning sunlight streamed through the open doorway , the newly-plastered room looked as though it had been covered in the night by a fine layer of pinkish-buff snow . 

Sunlight streamed down over tawny bracken and the plum-bloom of the heather . 

Sunlight streamed in from the windows above the gallery , bathing the polished panels of the walls in a warm glow . 

A beam of sunlight streaming through the crack in the door hit her closed eyes . 

So they sat on a blanket and clung to each other , tears streaming down their cheeks . 

I just ca n't s-seem to help it , " she wept , unable to staunch the heavy flow of tears streaming down her pale cheeks . 

He looked up at them , panic-stricken , water streaming down his face . 

The door opened , and Willis stood there , like a drowned man risen from the dead , his spectacles gone , water streaming from him and instantly making a pool at his feet . 

He carried her close , oblivious , it seemed , of the water that streamed from her body , and carried her to the safe , dry grass a short distance away . 

The wind , having done its worst , eased and died down , but the cold rain streamed from clouds which obscured the moonlight that was needed so much . 

Looking out of the window , Branson saw flames streaming momentarily from an engine ; then the plane righted itself and flew on . 

They levelled out at four hundred feet above the hills , belting north , three hundred and fifty on the clock , black smoke streaming from the exhaust stubs . 

Pulses of laser light streamed from the right-hand passage and blasted white-hot holes in the opposite wall . 

The modern car ferry was like a nautical greenhouse with the sun streaming in the south-facing picture windows -- passengers ' heads wilting with heat and motion like so many tomato plants . 

At the same moment , a rush of flame came from the rear , followed by a flock of fire-arrows streaming into the rigging . 

She drew back the curtains and the sun streamed into the room . 

Morning light streamed through the window searching out the shabbiness and the dust , the peeling walls and cobwebbed corners . 

A kite on a line generates lift from the wind streaming past it ; but if released it soon reaches the same speed as the surrounding air and loses it all . 

Sweat was dripping from my nose and chin and streaming from under my arms . 

The tea streamed , honey-gold , from a blue pot , and round the door came the cat Hastings , pert of face , in search of cream . 

And there was something wrong with the weather ; the rain streamed , but not steadily , and the sky seemed full of noise and disturbances , like great clouds battling . 

Just when you thought you 'd got some idea of the size , a cloud would stream past and the perspective would wind back . 

This time Donna stepped on the accelerator and the Volvo shot forward , dirt and stones spraying up behind it as she guided it back onto the road .

Amuni was subjected to the burlap sack torture : handcuffed and hooded in a sack , she was bound in a standing position to an iron bar for hours . 

While some of the men held the weight of the body in place , others bound the forelegs , and the hind legs , together with rope . 

Once he did , the man bound Corbett 's hands tightly to the saddlebow and , passing the rope under the horse 's belly , also secured his ankles . 

A couple of Minutemen were binding together two cloth-padded lengths of wood . 

The prisoner , a woman who had refused to confess her adultery to the Inquisitor , was brought out in chains and bound to a post set in the ground . 

Because it is patently obvious that Rollins is not bullshitting or manipulating . 

People who got to work for the Financial Telegraph , especially women , could n't be bullshitted as easily as that . 

Screaming himself hoarse , CD bullshitted for half an hour or so about the celebs he was lined up to meet in Sydney and those he had just left in London . 

My friend , slumbering fitfully by my side , awoke with a yell . 

Had the vibrations of Kershaw reached it as it lay slumbering in the earth ? 

She had left the note on the table , close to where he slumbered . 

Only the Revd Maslin , benevolently smiling , kept his seat , an arm on the boy who slumbered fitfully against his chest . 

With a regretful look at Edith still slumbering at his side in the huge mahogany bed , he swung his feet down to face the day . 

Assuming unchanged interest rates , interest on the £50,000 mortgage comes to £4,656 , but if the £10,000 were taken off deposit and used to diminish the mortgage to £40,000 the annual cost falls to £3,564 .

Marginal costs are falling slightly , as illustrated by curve MC , so the industry is a natural monopoly .

Financial service companies operating costs fell sharply in the final quarter of 1991 and a more modest decline is expected over the next quarter .

Between September and December 1929 share values fell by some $40 000 million , and this time there was no recovery .

House prices have fallen less and job losses have been a fraction of those in the rest of Britain .

On April 2 share prices fell by almost 2,000 points as the Nikkei Average index plummeted by 1,987.30 points to close at 28,002.07 ( compared with a record high of 38,915.87 on Dec. 29 , 1989 ) .

After the meeting , world petroleum prices fell well below the $18 per barrel reference price agreed at the November meeting , even though buyers ' stocks were at their lowest levels since 1974 .

Profits fell from £103million in 1987 / 88 to £78million last year and are expected to fall to £45million in the current 12 months .

Profits have fallen from £322m for 1990 as the company , which operates textile , cleaning , security , distribution , plant , personnel , catering , joinery and facilities management businesses , rebuilds .

After the charges , Ibstock says 1992 profits will fall to £1 million from £9.6 million .

Taken over by a monopolist , output falls to 800000 units and the price rises to 8 .

Excluding oil and gas , ` onshore " output fell 0.1 per cent in the fourth quarter , extending the recession to ten quarters from the peak in the second quarter of 1990 .

From 1974 to 1975 output fell by 12 per cent , followed by moderate recovery , but from 1979 to 1981 there was a reduction of no less than 17 per cent .

It will feel rather cold , with temperatures falling to a minimum of 2 Celsius , 36 Fahrenheit .

Once air temperatures have fallen well below freezing point , frozen spray accumulates along the shore .

We were there in September when the daytime temperatures never fell below 100°F , and at midday were closer to 110°F .

Mr Fallon said unemployment had fallen 30 pc in Darlington since 1986 .

In the second half of the decade the NAIRU seemed to become much less daunting , as unemployment fell without provoking much rise in inflation .

Severe recession in the machine tool sector has led to sales falling by 40% in some cases .

If other countries resist a realignment , then a real appreciation can only come about if their inflation falls below Germany 's , at the cost of slower growth .

Now inflation is being squeezed hard , and the rate of inflation is falling fast -- as is the level of interest rates .

The proportion of Labour MPs who are themselves ostensibly working-class has fallen steadily since 1945 .

For although the Tory vote has fallen since then , so has the Liberal Democrats ' .

Numbers have fallen since the number of schools on Prissick Base was reduced .

At turnoff estimate the time taken for the phase current to fall to zero and the proportion of the stored inductive energy returned to the supply .

Fragmentation of specialist units , with heavy duplication of specialist services among hospitals , variable standards , and some service and research activities that fall below threshold levels for likely high performance

If the money supply is not also falling at the same rate , interest rates will fall and so encourage new investment .

In May the price of cocoa fell to its lowest level since 1975-76 .

In 1986 alone , primary commodity prices fell sharply by an average of nine per cent .

THE number of deaths last year on Britain 's roads fell to the lowest level since records began in 1926 .

The Japanese and British markets both fell below psychologically important support levels .

Since DDI , the number of calls at Colchester General 's switchboard has fallen on average to 3,000 .

She noted , she said with a pained expression , that output from the UK Vehicle Division of United Motors had been falling steadily over the previous ten years .

PAY deals in the manufacturing and service industries fell sharply over the past year .

The most certain of these is that employment in the primary sector has fallen for over 100 years , and continues to fall by around 2 to 3 per cent a year .

Indeed half of Littlewoods ' 2.5 million agents have adopted this route and the average number of customers per agent has fallen from between six and 10 to just over two .

The hon. Gentleman neglected to mention that during the course of this Parliament , unemployment in his constituency has fallen by 32 per cent .

ACC industrial production fell by 10 per cent between July 1974 and April 1975 .

Car production fell by 8 p.c. , reflecting sluggish demand , but still topped 2 m vehicles of which three out of five were Peugeot .

Between 1961 and 1981 , the population of the six largest conurbations fell by 2 million .

Exports to COMECON fell by 31 per cent in five months , while hard currency earnings rose by 19 per cent .

Over the past twenty years , the number who look at papers has fallen by more than a quarter .

Alan 's vitamin A levels fell by nearly 50 per cent in six weeks .

Sales , spanning Curtess , Trueform , Dolcis and Saxone , fell by 1.5 per cent on a store-for-store basis as volume was flat and prices fell .

When money is falling in value ( prices rising ) , borrowers gain at the expense of lenders because today 's money is worth more than tomorrow 's money .

The question is , if the pound fell in value against the Deutschmark , would we spend more on more expensive foreign goods ?

The risk is that the shares may fall in value leaving the securities house with a huge loss .

The 25 initial contracts , due for delivery in 1995 , will rise and fall in dollar increments .

But conversely if the government raises interest rates the supply of money may fall in response to a lower demand for money .

In this as in other respects particular groups within a class may be rising or falling in importance , according to the general development of the class and the society .

The same hospital said that road deaths had fallen from three in February 1982 to nil in February this year .

The percentage of drivers that would prefer the old 50 km/h limit has fallen from 46 per cent before , to six per cent after , the experimental period .

World Bank lending in its 1992 fiscal year , ending June 30 , fell from US$16,400 million to US$15,200 million , mainly due to reduced lending to Eastern Europe .

The number of mildly handicapped children in special education fell from 76,000 to under 70,000 in England between 1976 and 1981 .

Sugar consumption fell from 31 lbs/head in 1805 to 18 in 1833 , but it started to rise from 1845 as did consumption of tea .

Since buying the company , its staff numbers have fallen from 25 to six .

The school is closing down and pupil numbers have fallen from 700 to 300 over ten years .

PaCO 2 in the NIPPV group fell from 8.6 kPa to 7.3 kPa ; and in the control , from 8.6 kPa to 8.5 kPa .

Price of oil falls from US$30 a barrel to $18 on perceptions of overwhelming allied military strength ; oil price stands just below $20 at end-January and about $18 at end-February .

The austral fell from 7,020 to the dollar on Jan. 25 to 7,900 on Jan. 28 .

Employment among lone mothers ( now 42 per cent ) has fallen from a peak of 49 per cent in 1979-81 although it is now higher than the low of 39 per cent in 1983-85 .

So far the policy has succeeded : the stockmarket fell by 48% from peak to trough , but has since recovered about a third of its losses .

Given the risk associated with the possibility that the market price may fall below the subscription price the timing of a rights issue is extremely important .

In the North the seasonally adjusted figure fell by more than 3,000 as the region started to gear up for the tourist season .

Employment rates for women over 60 fell from 12.4% to 7.6% over the same period .

This is based on the observation that the optical density of stirred platelet-rich plasma ( PRP ) falls as aggregates develop and returns to normal as they disperse .

But publishers decided to send him off after circulation , once 200,000 , fell to 30,000 .

Prices and rents are likely to fall slowly in most cities , though there could be some serious casualties in the boiling Berlin market as sanity returns .

As a result of the recession and price controls it fell to a trough of 3.3 per cent in 1972 .

Following German monetary unification in July 1990 , the dollar fell to DM1.62 , approaching its lowest level , attained in January 1988 , of DM1.56 .

If allowance is made for such births , the proportion of births in 1986 with fathers in social classes I and II falls to 29.6 per cent .

Cap Gemini Sogeti SA said turnover for the first quarter of 1993 fell 2.7% to the equivalent of $537m .

A wound on that side can kill within minutes , because blood is lost so quickly and the body 's supply of oxygen suddenly falls .

Among 5654 men born in six districts of Hertfordshire , England , during 1911-30 death rates from ischaemic heart disease fell progressively between those with the lowest and highest weights at 1 year .

She borrowed money from friends , from a money-lender ( a dangerous practice at any time ) and also from , I think , Mr Bacon .

` By using our income in this way , the taxpayer benefits because we do not have to borrow public money via the Treasury , '' he said .

The debtor goes on to borrow more money , and the question is whether that is taken to be included in the legacy too .

Berg 's case was that the unqualified report by the auditors gave the company an opportunity to continue to carry on business and to borrow money from third parties .

` One of the last times I saw my mother , I was borrowing money off her .

If money is borrowed , then the person who borrows the money will have to pay interest to the lender .

On his return , he borrowed money from Harriet to settle debts from his continental fling .

She had promised to take me sailing , and Paula had let her borrow the boat for a few hours , as she had often done before .

Interest is classified as exchange revenue notwithstanding the fact that the entity may not be charged a cost of capital for the assets that yield these inflows ; or , if the entity borrowed from Treasury to acquire the assets , it may have been charged a below-market interest rate .

I note that if a girl has a pink hammer , it 's unlikely the boys will borrow it , so bonus points .

Teams often borrow money during the season to cover expenses or new payroll additions .

Undergraduates at Imperial College , London , guide and stimulate local pupils by acting as tutors to small groups within classes 

The open debate in the media had , according to the intellectual Ding Wang ( cited in Kelly 1987 : 139 ) , stimulated the students to more reflection on contemporary society . 

The most useful activities are those which stimulate children into thinking dynamically and constructively about what they have been doing . 

It was not until the middle of May that I discovered what it was that had so stimulated my friend . 

Women , it appears , are more likely to be stimulated by written and less explicit material . 

It 's pretty lightweight , most of it and what is n't lightweight is salacious , so I would n't think you 'd find much to stimulate you there , but you could try . 

It is perhaps a tribute to Klemperer 's stature that all the recordings featured here continue to stimulate well after the CDs are returned to their place on my shelves . 

We need a gay movement with international contacts , so that we can inform , stimulate and support each other . 

Whilst most commercial environments are designed to stimulate motivate , even excite the guest , the hotel is , in general , quite the reverse . 

The kingdom also uses the amputation of limbs as a punishment , imposes the death penalty , and has frequently been accused of torturing prisoners .

A TEARFUL Gwent schoolboy has been left heartbroken by thugs who tortured his pet Siamese cat to death .

A man who tortured a cat in the cellar of his house has been jailed for six months .

Not so civilians , but diplomats have been tortured to death . "

` Serbs are being tortured and murdered by the Bosnians , " he claimed .

Six of my men taken prisoner in 1945 were tortured by this man personally . "

Amuni and Hurieh El Darrawish were tortured by interrogators at the Russian Compound in Jerusalem in January of this year .

In June 1989 , a group of children from a Delhi slum were tortured for theft ; a 13-year-old girl was stripped and beaten ; a 12-year-old boy was given electric shocks and beaten .

From there he was transferred to a prison in Rabat , where he was severely tortured for the next three days .

For that they were detained and tortured for four months in 1981 .

They set fire to houses and some of the younger people are taken to prison and tortured for information about the Shanti Bahini ( there are now about 2,000 tribal people in prison without trial ) .

The French are terrified of the revolutionary movement and are torturing all prisoners for information , with electricity . "

They are young and middle-aged men , many with wives and children in Turkey , who say they have suffered repeated imprisonments , police beatings and torture because of their sympathies for communist and Kurdish independence groups .

Neil , beaten up and tortured with lighted cigarettes when he refused to go shoplifting , was last night reunited with his sister Claire , nine , and six-year-old brother Daniel .

The 38-year-old man , who can not be named to protect the identity of his victim , tortured her with an electric stun gun during the ordeal in front of their children , the court heard .

AN OLD BAILEY judge was forced yesterday to revoke his sentence on a 13-year-old boy who tortured a pupil at his school .

` We are obviously not there when someone is being tortured or killed .

DETECTIVES last night were hunting a gang of youths who tortured a 20year-old woman into revealing the number of her cash card .

During the European witch hunts , thousands of women were tortured and murdered when woman-as-Eve was transformed into woman-as-witch .

THOUSANDS of civilians are being slaughtered , starved or tortured in Serbian concentration camps , it was claimed yesterday .

The Pentagon announced that women pilots in the navy and air force would be allowed to fly combat aircraft within the next few months .

In 1983 John Watts , then an up - and-coming warbird pilot , flew the aircraft at that year 's Biggin Hill Air Fair , and later took the aircraft out to a display in Belgium .

A person who is scared of ballooning will nearly always fly the aircraft onto the ground instead of making well held-off landings .

All I can tell you about him is that he was an ensign flying a Catalina aircraft in England thirty-two years ago . "

The prince , who flew a Royal Navy helicopter in the Falklands War , is the regiment 's Colonel-in-Chief .

He flies a plane in the same way he used to sack quarterbacks ! "

Capt Tim Lancaster was saved by his crew when a windscreen blew out as he flew the BAC 1-11 with 81 passengers from Birmingham to Malaga in June 1989 .

At that time we were flying about 4,000 feet about 40 miles off the North African coast .

A Robinson R-22 helicopter was being flown in America on a clear day , with visibility 45 miles .

Pilots learning to fly the very docile 3-axis control microlight aircraft are also at risk .

After a brief rest he would join 69 Squadron and fly 28 reconnaissance sorties during the next three months .

He began to hum a tune , dissociating himself , rolling a cigarette with easy movements . 

Nobody was allowed to hum , or whistle or listen to music , either , because the merchant thought that people should save their breath the way they saved their money . 

She sighs , and sometimes she hums a little , and then she is silent because she is standing by the window looking out on the yard and turning the rings on her finger round and round . 

To begin with she heard nothing to justify her fright , and got as far as the staircase between floors before the lift began to hum . 

` I really do n't want to close this off , " she said , grinding her cigarette to ash and frayed tobacco . 

And Neva waded into the ice-cold stream , opened the sluice , started cup the mill-wheel , and ground the old woman 's bag of corn . 

Very few do this now ; although there are a number of mills to be seen , occasionally even with their sails turning , their stones rarely grind corn . 

Many residents were reduced to eating a crude bread made from grinding down the cores of corn cobs , mixed with buds from tree branches and berries from which tea was brewed . 

Robyn followed as best she could , her high-heeled boots skidding on the slippery surfaces , polished by generations of men grinding black sand underfoot . 

Must he now grind his pride in the dust and sue for the hand of she to whom he owed that indignity ? 

Now in the carp 's case , it matters very little how hard the food is because its pharyngeal teeth are designed to grind the food into a pulp which can then enter the digestive tract or gut . 

She suddenly tore off the cloak as if it burned , and threw it to the ground , along with the last shreds of the mask , grinding the pieces with her feet . 

Goldfish have no teeth , but grind their food with pharyngeals in the throat . 

Since jade can not be flaked , like flint and obsidian , it could only be shaped by grinding it with sand on a piece of wood for weeks or months . 

Squeeze some lemon juice and grind some black pepper onto the salad . 

If you 're quick , you can grind all the maize in about two hours . 

The beans are ground as soon as possible after roasting and either packaged for use in percolators and cafetières or freeze dried to make instant coffee of distinction . 

The grain was ground between the faces of the stones which came to be grooved to give a better cutting action , and the ground meal was distributed to the outside edge of the stones for collection . 

They can be ground in a mill , but should first be roasted in a frying pan . 

Eventually they end up at a reprocessing plant where they are ground into tiny flakes , washed and dried . 

The material deposited at the cathode was ground into powder for examination by a transmission electron microscope and an X-ray diffractometer . 

Both powders and coarser materials are usually finely ground , and then intimately mixed with a liquid whose refractive index is close to that of the solid . 

Bonanza ground about three inches of cigar into a shapeless heap of shredded tobacco . 

Long before we Brits got to grips with spices , the Mexicans were grinding all kinds of seasonings into their sauces to serve with tortillas . 

Almond biscuits will be moister if you grind nuts freshly -- grate blanched almonds in a cylindrical-shaped grater . 

In France , mustard seeds are soaked and then ground to a paste . 

Samples are mounted in a block of cold setting resin and then ground and polished to reveal the edge of the sample . 

In theory , each consignment has been finely ground to remove danger from broken glass …

But the price of tetua had rocketed because of the increased land tax in the villages that made it . 

In the late 1970s cobalt consumers reacted to a rebel invasion of the mining region with panic buying that sent prices rocketing -- even though production was never curtailed . 

In the first phase of development in the early 1980s around 30 per cent of changes were bought by former council house tenants , but as prices have rocketed this percentage is now below 10 per cent . 

At Sotheby 's New York on 21 October last , five clocks of second-rate quality ( the property of a collector who had already dispersed the best part of his collection ) sent auction prices rocketing . 

Gold Blend sales rocketed by 40 per cent to 10 million cups a day through the award-winning campaign . 

In that time , car sales have rocketed from 180 a year to 2,000 new cars , about 1,500 used and 350 vans . 

Since 1973 the number of off-licences in the province has rocketed by 300pc , and home consumption now accounts for almost half the alcohol sold here . 

Sales have rocketed by 213 per cent since they were first brought out by Lynx in 1985 . 

THE pay bill for health service bosses has rocketed by NINE HUNDRED per cent in five years , it was revealed yesterday . 

Top position over the decade goes to Japan where the Nikkei Dow average rocketed by 875 per cent in dollar terms , more than double that of its closest rival , Italy . 

Investors in parent Walt Disney in America have seen their shares rocket from $3.80 to more than $40 . 

Profits for 1991-92 have jumped £2m to £13.6m and its pubs total has rocketed from 376 to 532 . 

HSBC 's pre-tax profits rocketed from £880 million to £1.71 billion in 1992 . 

The number of voters dissatisfied with Mr Major rocketed from 52.1 per cent to 67 per cent last month , according to a Gallup poll for the Daily Telegraph last night . 

SALES of diesel powered cars have rocketed ahead in Britain this year . 

Crime such as theft from cars and cars themslves , has rocketed in Gloucestershire by almost a third ; up so much that detectives ca n't cope . 

Pearce 's request for new terms could have been sparked by transfer fees and wages rocketing in the last 12 months . 

Some parents say they can barely afford children : living costs rocketed in the late 1980s , and Taipei is now reckoned to be one of the world 's most expensive cities in which to live . 

The size of the remand population in British prisons has rocketed in recent years . 

THE number of mature students at both universities in Liverpool has rocketed in recent years . 

Business failures , which have rocketed to a staggering 76 a day , should also decline . 

Bank Ombudsman Laurence Shurman revealed complaints had rocketed to 10,000 in 1991-92 . 

Between flotation in 1980 and sales peak in 1988 , his company , Amstrad , saw pre-tax profits rocket to £160.4 million . 

Cleveland 's total bill for school vandalism over the last 12 months rocketed after an arson attack on Greengates School , Redcar , when £800,000 worth of damage was caused . 

Their income rocketed with the Big Bang demand for specialists in sales , trading , research and corporate finance . 

The Royal Bank of Scotland said demand for Scottish notes in England rocketed after the introduction of 1 coins 

Figures to be officially released this week reveal that long-term unemployment has rocketed by nearly 25pc in the North over the last year . 

Expenditure fell as unemployment fell , but it has continued to decline as unemployment has rocketed again . 

According to a survey by the Institution of Environmental Health Officers , the rat population increased by 20 per cent in a single year , 1988-89 , and it has almost certainly rocketed since . 

As the share markets of the eighties rocketed upwards so did my commission and much of it was reinvested . 

But the heat generated between them sent the temperature rocketing wildly . 

In Australia , where compensation claims have rocketed , RSI has even been nicknamed myalgic compensationitis . 

North Sea oil on the London spot market rocketed 30 cents a barrel before settling back to $19.45 in late trading . 

Mr Roller 's optimistic assessment of an upturn follows a winter of discontent in Germany when wage demands rocketed and employers warned of a flight of investment and manufacturing overseas . 

Prices rocketed to anticipate the devaluation and speculation was rife . 

In consequence state intervention increased and public expenditure rocketed . 

But landlords say they have sent rents rocketing and forced many out of business . 

Then those companies which impressed the judges will be justifiably lauded for their efforts . 

The temptation is , of course , to impress management with national press coverage , but this may not always be the most effective . 

At the meeting of Unionists of 12 November , Law read the letter and impressed his audience with the concessions that Lloyd George seemed ready to make . 

Within a few years the increased prosperity of the yard had so impressed John Shuttleworth that he turned the business over to him . 

This story did not impress the court who took the view that she had used a knife to cut off the head soon after its birth , and eventually she had to admit the truth . 

She was impressing herself with her ability to inject a casual calm into her voice , to compose her features in the darkness of the car . 

If she was trying to impress Luke with her willingness to play by his rules , acting like a jealous child over what was undoubtedly a business phone call was hardly the way to begin . 

They are often not very confident ( however they may appear ) and always want to impress their friends by their unpleasant exploits , so that they feel wanted and accepted by the in-crowd -- just like Herod . 

Very few boys impressed Victoria ; they all seemed inadequate beside her brother . 

One contributor , William O'Boyle , was particularly impressed by the covert aura of it all . 

Quite why females should be so impressed by plumes , iridescent colours and whirling displays is an interesting question . 

He was definitely impressed by Karen 's lovely grey mare , Wilma , who is a born show jumper . 

The aim was to put them on the spot -- or at least to impress the Inspector with your knowledge and concern . 

An important point here is that existing school staff may have little experience of using microcomputers for information retrieval and the school librarian needs to impress the staff by her/his ability in using the microcomputer . 

No one impressed more than the 21-year-old Hawick wing Tony Stanger whose hat-trick of tries boosted his tally to five in two internationals . 

Lori McElroy apparently shouted , ` Listen Charlie we 're not impressed so go off and pester someone else , " and , the court heard , Nicholas turned violent . 

But there are many good things here , nevertheless - these are skillful , powerful drawings , which impress by their sure sense of rhythm . 

They swarmed up Parkside and boarded buses bound for Putney , shouting unpleasant things at the driver-conductor .

The church received reports of youths boarding buses and singing anti-Tembo songs .

People laughing , people crying , some boarding vessels , others disembarking , and others waving goodbye to their loved ones .

When they boarded the train back to London all were still emotionally exhausted : throughout the long journey little was said .

Six weeks later , unaware of what the future held in store for him , Harry boarded the Berengaria with Aubrey , Cora-Beth and her father .

William had joined it at Singapore , they had boarded it at Sri Lanka , so much more interesting than travelling on a large cruise , did n't he think ?

HONG KONG 's top try-scorer and inspiration , Stewart Brew , ( a top cricketer ) , got injured in the final against Namibia and boarded the flight back home on crutches .

On July 2-3 some 2,000 people , from the coastal town of Vlore and surrounding villages , attempted to board an Italian-bound ship in the port .

Newman boarded the aircraft for Brussels at London Airport , fastened his seat belt .

Watch for any arrivals boarding the large ferry ships for Finland . "

And secondly , we want you to stop anybody boarding her under pretext of rescue -- or salvage . "

Thousands blocked East German rail lines and crowded into stations to try to board the trains en route to Prague , and thus qualify for the trip to West Germany .

From London 's Victoria station you are quickly at the channel ports , here you board our specially chartered weekly train from Boulogne through the landscapes of France and on to Rome .

She was accompanied by two women aides as she boarded the Edinburgh-bound BAE146 jet .

On Feb. 28 a ship was boarded by 200 people at Vlorë and sailed for Italy .

" That ` familiar in fiction " is deadly , suggesting as it does that the author has stopped looking at life and has purloined his Andre from the picaresque , in which rogues are invariably charming and whose advances are never rejected . 

Eleanor purloined an empty chair from beside another bed and came and sat close to him . 

` He did more than dream when he purloined our saint , " Cadfael pointed out reasonably . 

And dear old Sambo had provided more amusement by purloining the turkey , so that they had to eat the bread-sauce and chestnut stuffing without their raison d'2e ! 

These certainly were not in the box when it arrived in England and I fear were purloined from you either at Perth or Sydney , the tin box where in all probability you intended to put them not being opened at the Docks . 

He is my oldest friend , and it was his wedding , but he was looking mogadonic with self-satisfaction , so I purloined the camera and announced that what the wedding album needed were a few art shots . 

First timers might be better off eating , as our colleagues did , from a special lunch menu that includes excellent dim sum ( we purloined some ) and several much appreciated noodle dishes . 

He walked over to the rickety wooden gateway , drawing from his pocket a small jar he had purloined from Mait 's Bagi before Ace had blown it up . 

Perhaps as a run-on from that initial revulsion , Strains of War largely eschews graphic snap , or the use of techniques purloined from the media . 

The president of Edison , New Jersey-based Verbex Voice Systems Inc has skedaddled so the board has picked chief operating officer Larry Dooling , former USL chief , to replace him . 

In stark terror at the approaching Armageddon he forgot caution , advanced to meet the ball , and gave it a mighty drive in the manner of the great W. G. himself . 

With that settled , they were back by the outbuildings near the house when she again remembered her car and thought she had better find out where it was garaged before she again forgot to bring it up . 

In every house they called at she forgot to collect the money . 

The government last year announced that those who forget to flush public toilets will be fined up to 500 U S dollars . 

But he had used their bathroom and was back in bed again before he realized that he had forgotten to look at his daughter . 

Not only that , but she had been so upset , she had clean forgotten to plug Galactic Outbursts . 

It was when I was voted off the school council and I was really broken up about that and I suppose I forgot to post it …

She thinks he 's forgotten about it in the rush of leaving for America . 

` I will , " she promised , and promptly forgot about it until Sarah said during the week , ` That girl Ella that you know , Anne . 

Lucy wished her father would forget about the whole matter and leave it to the police . 

` Good luck today , " she said , ` and do n't forget about tonight . " 

` I forgot about not going through the garden , and Mr Wray was there . 

It occurred to her suddenly that she had forgotten to tell Urquhart what had gone on during the day , especially what Marek Nowak had told her and the disastrous arrest of Taczek . 

There is much wildlife to see , so do n't forget the binoculars and give yourself plenty of time , it 's not a route to be hurried ! 

` Probably got talking to a neighbour and forgot all about you . 

Killion reached up in a panic : he 'd forgotten to cock his gun . 

Also , do n't forget on Saturday night to put your clocks forward . 

If the parliamentary committee wishes to see Britain 's racing transformed , it should forget about tampering with the levy rate . 

She 'd forgotten about whispering now , and her voice was rising in remonstration . 

He 'd felt so pleased , victorious even , after leaving the depot , that he 'd quite forgotten about dropping the form . 

I mean , you could easily have forgotten , could n't you , what with finding out about Mr Bishop ? 

Meg 's voice was joyful , ` you 've brought our shoes , thank the Lord for that , I thought you 'd forgotten . " 

It 's about tonight -- I should have mentioned it earlier but forgot . 

The Doctor had been all but forgotten by the Chelonians , which suited him perfectly . 

He was hungry , the smells of food reminded him breakfast had been skipped and lunch forgotten . 

and if you 're not really committed to it i mean me i 'm you know i 'm real committed to it for about a week and then i forget about it for a week and then i go oh yeah i need to do something and by then it 's burned up you know

Get the book -- which , Culturebox forgot to mention , is very snazzily designed -- and give it to the most rock - and - fashion - conscious teen-agers you know .

Not only did Broder forget to mention Newsweek reporter Michael Isikoff 's contention that Steele had changed her story at least two times , but Broder also forgot to mention that -- as Isikoff had reported a week and a half earlier -- Steele had taken $ 7,000 from the National Enquirer after shifting to an anti - Willey posture . ...

i ca n't imagine you know the diapers after three days forget it

well we 've got a pet rabbit in the house i forgot to mention that and uh

Now we , now we did n't , we did n't pay attention to the kids , we had forgotten about the kids , we were going to attend to my brother .

If you go , do n't forget to buy the illuminating book by its curator , Valerie Steele .

Of course , this assumes that Congress wo n't just forget about balancing the budget instead .

Forget about saving the whales : Time reports that the overfishing of sharks for fins ( an Asian delicacy ) and cartilage ( mistakenly thought to prevent cancer ) has brought several species to low population levels .

However , technology boosters , who wo n't stop thinking about tomorrow , often forget to think about yesterday : It 's not at all clear that increasing returns are any more important in software than they were in the early days of railroads , electricity , telephones , radio , even automobiles ( What good is a car without gas stations ?

Do n't forget to protect young skin from the sun , which can be extremely powerful here .

My body is to me like a crippled rabbit that I do n't want to pet , that I forget to feed on time , that I have n't time to play with and get to know , a useless rabbit kept in a cage that it would be cruel to turn loose .

He then ended up on the floor twice at Fairyhouse and Punchestown before he ran against championship class when he filled fifth place behind General Idea in the Chase at Leopardstown over Christmas . 

The gritty soil filled the cracks behind her fingernails , and the smell of newly uncovered earth reminded her of her father . 

He guided her to a straight chair isolated in the middle of the room then sat opposite , hands folded together , sunlight filling the window behind him . 

Incidentally , direct a little light down behind the speaker : it fills the space behind him and makes him more three-dimensional . 

A bench made of timber some three inches in thickness filled the space under the window . 

Was this a nuclear explosion or a mundane one caused by a build-up of pressure as the deuterium flowed into the palladium and filled some cavity within ? 

` I do n't want one , " Breeze said stoutly , though she doubted if bread and cheese could fill the void within . 

Reception this time ; would I care to leave through the underground garage rather than the front doors and so escape the army of press who were filling the lobby ? 

Provided the stress on the web is applied gradually -- as here , with tiny droplets slowly filling the sheet -- a surprising amount of water can be retained . 

By 2001 the government expects 90% of new jobs to be filled by women and that women will form 45% of the labour force ( Employment Gazette April 1990 ) . 

The compartment was filled by two middle-aged German couples with a sticky and unhappy child . 

Many positions of great influence in British society are filled by individuals who carry out the duties of their office for no monetary reward at all . 

The void left by the banning of the slave-trade was to some extent being filled by transports of ` indentured " labour , mainly from India and China , whose conditions were scarcely better . 

The charter says these positions should be filled by people who reflect the population in terms of race , gender , sexuality , and disability . 

She was delighted when the story of Hank fell into her lap ; an interview with his mother would fill half a column nicely . 

Perhaps the E-factor helps to explain the excitable nature of the crowd that filled the Dorchester ballroom . 

She desperately wanted to justify herself and convince him that she deserved no blame but tears of anguish and self-recrimination were filling her eyes and starting to roll , one by one , down her cheeks . 

She could n't concentrate , excitement filled her mingled with a feeling of regret , regret that her love pact with Will would have to be postponed . 

A thin disdainful blonde girl led me up narrow stairs to a room filled completely by a single bed . 

This does not preclude the possibility that genes are normally transcribed at or shortly after the time of induction but exert their effects at later times .

It precluded any necessity to make sense of something yourself , to make real connections .

But Mr Laird is convinced that economic forces preclude a return to the bad old days of union disruption .

This very strong assumption precludes any role for unobserved variables to account for a substantial proportion of population heterogeneity .

Moreover , the very isolation of Four Winds precluded her from being able to enjoy the facilities which even a town like Penzance might have provided .

This requirement alone would preclude most individual investors from using such models .

This would not preclude close working relations between purchasers and providers working closely to improve quality .

We were grateful that skilful programming precluded any of us from finding ourselves in the wrong session !

None of this , however , precludes diversity within both bureaucracy and intelligentsia .

Dorothea wondered why that should preclude her concern in the affairs of others .

On the other hand , many scientists are certain that gigantism must preclude elevated rates of metabolism .

Such an approach would preclude an understanding of what Gandhi means by talking to God .

The match referee , the ICC 's own man , was precluded from comment , we were told .

Data sets precluded from analysis are well documented , but the great bulk of typical experimental data will be handled .

Jehovah 's Witnesses ' religious beliefs precludes them from undertaking compulsory national service .

The bright sunlight precluded any need of umbrellas , but had there been one , its handle would inevitably have been chewed through , as happened in the immortal 1882 Ashes match at The Oval .

It is precluded because the model gives power to the shareholders to appoint and dismiss the directors and power to supervise them once they are in office .

The nimblest escapees hopped across the heads of the living and the dead , till a twisted ankle or a gasping angry hand brought them down .

He hopped across the ditch to the farther bank and looked round him again .

She hopped across the lane and the ditch , and entered the woods .

Patrick hopped out of bed and came up behind her , wrapping his arms around her waist , resting his chin on her shoulder .

The football authorities in England accepted the explanation and sided with Gallacher and the Newcastle team , probably as a gesture of national protocol rather than with the conviction that the Scot was telling the truth .

They now began to side with the extreme wing of the pied noir integrationist movement , which openly called for his overthrow .

She 'd sided with my parents a couple of years before when I 'd been thinking of a career as an artist , and they were opposed to that …

The implication is that Pope John sided with the minority at the first session and was ` upset " ( as the minority often asserted ) at the rejection of such excellent drafts .

The skins who sided with the punks were a new breed , who wished to be seen as more anarchical and more shocking than the punks .

But Cohn-Casson also found it impossible to side uncritically with Jews , because to do so would deny modern thinking , by placing tribal loyalties above the mandates of science .

He , however , was unpopular in Italy , and was soon opposed by his own general , Ricimer , who sided instead with Majorian .

Essentially the disputes which led local men to side predominantly with Parliament in the 1640s grew from their ideas of social control .

The capers are usually pickled in a white wine vinegar to preserve them . 

The head was then pickled in a ten-foot long tin box , and the rotting body returned to the ocean . 

They catch them and pickle them or pin them on cards ; they put them in various sorts of cages and study their responses to different environments and different stimuli …

Most are plucked and pickled for sale as the " ambelpoulia " delicacy . 

` They 'll all wake up hungry , " Christopher had said grimly , and went outside on the terrace with the carrier bags and a bowl to peel and core the apples in the early morning sunlight . 

Core the apples and pears without peeling and divide each one into 12 pieces . 

Peel and core the fruit , cut it into crescent-moon slices and put it into the dish . 

Bulkheads should be cored to reduce weight and the ends kept as light as possible by using lightweight material or bags for furniture and stowage in the ends . 

The enormous ridged tomatoes were cored with a little sharp knife , cut round roughly into sections , thrown into a shallow bowl , mixed with thickly sliced raw onions , mild and very sweet . 

The typewriter clashed and harried him at night , never rhythmical enough to be ignored . 

Brings the wolves running -- brings the steel traps clashing and slavering , 

The two large men chased the smaller man , caught him and then proceeded to bash his brains out in front of everyone at the tables -- or so it seemed . 

His wife would win the hearts of all women if she bashed the judicial scalp with a frying pan . 

` Someone bashed him on the back of the head with a heavy smooth object . 

Bashing them over the head would be really tricky , take it from me . " 

Once a Squig has been provoked from its lair the Night Goblins throw nets over it then bash it senseless with large clubs so it can be safely dragged away . 

Jane reflected that if she 'd been enormous , with masses of stomach and bust up front , Lajos might have thought twice about bashing her . 

` Her head and the side of her face had been bashed in , " said Melissa . 

He altered that to , ` Can you put the light out , dear ? " when she bashed him with the book and asked him to repeat what he had said . 

He probably got fed up with the kid 's crying , bashed him against the wall and ran . 

What brought her to a standstill was the realisation that her bedroom was under the eaves , so that the walls angled sharply towards the ceiling , lending the room a special character . 

The road angled towards the rim of the valley , climbing 2,000 feet in eight relentless miles . 

Half a dozen different black-mouthed corridors beckoned , angling away variously . 

Cut away the waste wood around the ears with the coping saw , and use the 1in shallow gouge to further shape them and the nostrils so that they angle back at each side . 

The enclosed cab is covered in lightly-grained black Tolex with no corner pieces , while the front , which angles gently back towards the top , is more rock'n'roll than it looks . 

The poster said : ‘ All ye who have sinned , enter here ’ and a bright girl had written underneath : ‘ All ye who have not sinned , ring Maida Vale 123456 ’ . ’

` Amen , " said Mother Mary , hoping she had n't sinned by being caught in her private underwear .

They had all sinned against her , and in some way rejected her advances .

The tree of life , inaccessible to man once he had sinned , appears again in the last book of the Bible .

Like in confession when I tell Father McCormack that I have sinned in a personal manner -- I do n't tell him I 'm having it off , do I ?

` She was a screen idol who fell in love , a goddess who sinned , a mother who would n't let go .

They can not breed without water , and their thin skins must be kept moist or they will dehydrate and die .

If you work in a stuffy office , place bowls of water near the radiators or invest in a humidifier to keep the air moist and prevent your skin from dehydrating .

Slabs being subducted today at the rims of large ocean basins are typically 60Myr old , and are accordingly cold enough to dehydrate before melting .

In either case you can easily and very quickly dehydrate and put your life at risk .

Again , a situation in which the animal detects that there is danger , or suspects that there might be danger , is something which we need to take account of in considering the welfare of animals . 

` Really , Mr Newman , " Hauser waved his cigarette , but again Newman had detected that brief flicker behind the pince-nez . 

Quickly his canine smell sense detected that the trail was stronger on the inward line . 

Any animal that could detect these waves would have a reliable indicator of weather changes ahead . 

Gagné has provided a formula by which we may detect what is missing from a student 's repertoire . 

However , a scorpion can detect air moving at 0.072 kilometres per hour -- 100 times slower than a light breeze on the Beaufort scale . 

At Rollright circle , Graves was able to detect energy jumping from stone to stone . 

They were trotting along a path on the side of a hill when they detected a man walking below them . 

` Tut-tut , do I detect someone fishing for compliments ? " he asked . 

Then , using sensitive equipment in a laboratory , scientists found that pigeons can detect sounds as low as 0.1 hertz -- that is , one vibration every ten seconds . 

The sounds they produce in their larynx may reach as far up the ultrasonic scale as 200 000 hertz , allowing them to detect objects as tiny as a midget 20 metres away . 

Fish are likely to have been able to detect sound from a very early period . 

Sybil wrinkled her nose as if she had suddenly detected a smell from the drains . 

Diane asked , and Reynolds detected a slight anxiety in her voice . 

We detected a faint diesel odour in the accommodation during our visit . 

I think I detect straws in the wind that point in that direction . 

I thought I detected a faint smile on his lips , but I did not smile back because my heart was in a turmoil . 

Holman could almost detect an embittered smile on the pain-wracked face . 

The male is able to detect this sound with an eardrum at the base of his antennae , which vibrate in sympathy with this one frequency , and so fly towards her . 

` Do I detect a desire for retribution against me , sweet Gina ? " 

Then she lifted her great eyes to his and he thought he detected a mixture of fleeting emotions : resolution , appeal , defiance . 

So I lied and said I detected nothing untoward in finding a bullet-riddled boat awash in the Bahamian seas . 

Nevertheless , Freud did detect a providential , protective element in the superego . 

Nowadays few people can detect this very slight disability although I tend to limp a bit if I get tired . 

Yet we did detect an easing off in harassment of Republicans and of itinerants . 

This was the aporia detected by Merleau-Ponty : but rather than question Marxism 's truth , Sartre sought to remove its indetermination . 

I could not detect from his tone what Jean-Claude felt about what he was saying . 

` Do I detect from your tone , Chief Superintendent , that you think us a couple of queers ? 

He displayed that strange other-worldliness that I have sometimes detected in other people who follow some strict religious code . 

But any bias they detect on television is inflicted upon them by what seems like a television news cartel . 

The females of some moths produce an odour that the males can detect with large feathery antennae . 

When you return you are able to detect under which cup the coin is placed . 

Glancing back through what I have written so far , I detect more than a note of cynicism . 

Bernice thought she detected more than a suggestion of injured pride in his rigid stance . 

We thought we detected more than a hint of irony in this answer , and we suspected that they were smugglers . 

The biters are usually the easiest to detect because they eat away the foliage . 

Sin detected can contrive all manner of veils to cover its nakedness . 

Harry said , detecting as he spoke the strain of exasperation in his voice . 

The parties also called on the governments of South Africa and Zaïre to desist from interfering in Angola 's internal affairs .

After trading for some months , he has been approached by a company which says it owns the rights to the trade name Pizza Parlour and that he must desist from using it .

But if you want to stay pure , desist entirely or at the most succumb to apple pie , unenhanced by cream or ice cream .

And the presidential election is not won on a first-past-the-post basis by simply tallying the votes for Bush , Clinton and Ross Perot across the country .

It had become money ; he now tallied it in hours , his work in this place .

When the final numbers are tallied , sales of new cars and light trucks in the United States in 1990 will almost certainly have fallen by about 500,000 , to 14 m vehicles .

There it will only be 6 pm local time , but thanks to Indiana 's all-electronic system , votes will be tallied on a running basis throughout the day .

A score out of 10 is given for each set , the score being tallied as user progresses .

He took to cleansing , toning and moisturizing his face once he found that soap was bad for it . 

Always moisturise exposed skin with an effective emollient like E45 

Prepare your skin beforehand by moisturising all over , every day , for at least a week before you use the fake tan . 

Try my Sorbie Cleane Shampoo for chemically treated hair and moisturise every few days with Sorbie Deep Conditioner . 

With the Pakistan ball-tampering row at its height , Gower has embarrassed Lord 's by claiming the 1990 India tourists scuffed the ball at The Oval as they pressed for victory . 

Moments which we would like to savour disappear in a flash and moments which embarrass us seem interminable . 

It embarrassed her to remember the way Maurin had attracted her but she must not let that embarrassment colour the way she acted now . 

The sum changed hands , but underneath the table because it embarrassed him to receive money in public . 

And the two press lords , and some others , certainly wished to embarrass Baldwin . 

But the Government has been severely embarrassed by the burgeoning cost of the programme . 

The Free Church Executive was embarrassed by the action and refused permission even though specifically ` Nonconformist " principles had been expunged by the Board . 

It seemed to me that she was embarrassed by my family bereavement and felt it was not necessary to be part of it . 

She peered appraisingly at herself in the mirror , pulling faces as if she were alone , and I was embarrassed by her candour . 

Marlon had been embarrassed by his mum coming to pick him up from the school disco . 

The move came after Lutzenberger embarrassed the government by publicly accusing Ibama , the federal agency responsible for protecting the Amazon forest , of corruption and misuse of foreign funds . 

Her aunt 's antics embarrassed her and she could feel herself blushing . 

She hoped that Constance would not embarrass her by telling Mick that she wished to be a kennel-maid : she 'd changed her mind anyway . 

Would release embarrass him or cut him off from that obscure membership of the masculine club ? 

She had not the heart to embarrass him by refusing a request so diffidently expressed . 

Option two -- investing the trust fund in real assets instead of government paper -- also assumes that honest book-keeping will embarrass politicians into spending less . 

A nine-year-old boy and his sister , 11 , who live with their grandparents in Reading , Berks are trying to stop their mother embarrassing them by turning up drunk at the school gates . 

His genuine desire to make up may be interpreted as an attempt to embarrass or be-little . 

His importunities at times embarrassed or irritated Wilberforce , Stephen and Macaulay who all also doubted his judgement on some issues . 

With an involuntary yell of alarm she tumbled forward and sprawled full length in the muddy water . 

She sprawled awkwardly as one of the women lost control of her legs . 

Léonie sprawled lower on the muddy carpet and looked up at the beech trees spread against the sky . 

She sprawled flat on the hard wooden floor , her cry abruptly silenced as all the air rushed out of her body . 

The door shot open , knocking Bill from his feet and sending him sprawling across the sidewalk . 

His return fire lifted Weaver off his feet and flung him two yards backwards , to sprawl at Bodie 's feet as Bodie came racing through the side garden . 

The Labrador , a much easier-going animal , edged its way towards her and sprawled at her side , wistfully eyeing her food but much too well mannered to help himself . 

The tap-room of the tiny inn was down a deep step and he nearly sprawled on the tiled floor , coming abruptly into the cool darkness . 

Lumberjack sprawled on the tiles at her feet , whining softly in his sleep like a damp log on a fire . 

Shortly afterwards , the home side broke away for Shearer to be sent sprawling by Stejskal , before picking himself up and converting the spot kick . 

Morris sprawled back in the one armchair with his whisky , watching them all impassively . 

Douglas sprawled back in Steven 's green high-winged chair , feeling very good . 

His head struck it with a loud crack and he slowly crumpled against it , sinking to his knees and then sprawling on to the grass . 

Chaplin invited Mayer to land one on him , and L B promptly obliged by punching Chaplin in the face , sending him sprawling over a potted plant . 

He sprawled untidily , grabbed at Rostov 's arm , and brought him down . 

AS Roma ( 1-1-2 , four points ) , pegged as a contender at the season 's start , finally notched its first victory , 1-0 at Cremonese .

Team captain Anatoly Lepeshin , admitting they were `` relieved '' not to have to face Agassi , pegged their chances at 50-50 .

I bet myself that was Sorley 's , as I 'd had him pegged as the Boy Racer type and I was glad the insurance companies were uprating them .

Ramon , pegged as a possible Labor Party leader in the future , said that Netanyahu and other opposition figures were guilty , in part , because they did not distance themselves from Jewish extremists .

For the past several years , Saramago has been pegged as a top candidate for the Nobel prize in literature .

After a morning pretending to train hard , Baxter would lead a stream of Ibrox reprobates to his St Enoch 's lair . 

Dole led a Senate delegation on a tour of the Middle East on April 8-14 , visiting Syria , Egypt , Jordan , Iraq [ see p. 37390 ] and finally Israel . 

The show catalogue featured a cover picture on a youthful Leslie Thomas , leading the Dyfed-based family 's Dairy Shorthorn bull which won at Aberystwyth before gaining championship laurels at the Royal and Royal Welsh shows . 

A bit of discreet negotiating sorted it out and the area chairman led Mrs Thatcher over to have a word with the local press on her way to the Battlebus , as we called the campaign coach . 

Whitely has in his book The Theology of the New Testament a powerful image of an officer in the war who had to lead his troops across a dangerous minefield . 

The Kadets led other radical deputies across the border to Vyborg in Finland where they issued a manifesto calling for protest in the form of passive resistance . 

Jos led him across the dark yard to a set of double doors , near the old Lagonda . 

The three explorers set off beside the brook , while Hazel led the other rabbits across the field and up to the edge of the woodland . 

He looked surprised at her request for a word in private , but readily agreed and led her across the hotel reception hall , out through a door at the rear of the building and into the garden . 

Remember your bible , when Moses led his tribes across the Red Sea . 

But there 's an Italian officer called di Marco who led expeditions across the Sahara before the war- " 

She led her downstairs along a corridor she had explored on her first day and indicated a door at the far end . 

Sir James paid no heed , leading his small party along the quayside , ordering people aside and ignoring the oaths and catcalls which followed them . 

Paisley about faced and led the parade around the block so that it now came upon Fisherwick Place from the west . 

HOLDING a single red rose and brushing tears from her pale cheeks , little Rebecca Leyland led 1,000 mourners behind her mother 's coffin yesterday . 

Hari felt him take her arm and lead her beneath the overhanging trees . 

This has led her beyond the sciences , but the philosophical and literary implications of her involvement with the theories of Heisenberg and others have left a lasting mark on her work . 

After a minute or two Crane appeared leading a horse by a broken rein . 

When they arrived at the barn , he led her silently by the hand , through the living-room , and then up along the gallery to his bedroom . 

One of the most hardline speeches was by V. Shabonov , a factory foreman from Saratov , who told the plenum : " A few scientists , informal groups , various nationalities and black marketeers have led the country down the road to bourgeois reforms , restoration of private property , political anarchy and the destruction of the party as a workers ' vanguard . 

She recalled the housekeeper 's kindness to her the previous evening , when she had led her from her mistress 's chamber and shown her the room that Miss Merchiston had assigned for her use . 

Crilly takes my arm and leads me from the clinic , onto the green and into the car where Anita sits at the wheel . 

Then there was the strangeness of Siouxsie , leading us in circles , nowhere in particular . 

At the end , to the north side , the policeman led Duncan into a small suite of offices . 

Reluctantly , he led her into the sitting-room , sat down primly , knees together , on the sofa , but made no move to take off his overcoat . 

Minutes later the band strikes up again and leads the parade off the square . 

Together the two of them set out for Lāmri , leading the goat on a length of rope . 

Second , these principles should then lead us on a successful search for phenomena that we had not observed previously . 

He led Lucien onto a narrow street lined by tiny , dark shops . 

She led them onto a small covered terrace running the full width of the house . 

Scouts led war-parties over great distances to the camps of their enemies . 

They marched from Geneva , Charles leading one army over Mont Cenis , while his uncle Bernard led another through the Great St Bernard Pass . 

The girl swung round as a silent invitation to follow , and led them past a tangled bunch of bicycles and a wall of political posters to hopeless causes . 

Tom led Willie round the back of a large , cream-coloured stone house towards a wooden shed . 

Athelstan led Cranston round the church , stopped , and told the coroner to wait until he fetched a sconce torch . 

The old servant led Mr Utterson through the laboratory and up some stairs to the doctor 's private study above . 

` Of course , " he said , leading them towards a door at one end of the room . 

He led her under the shadow of the tarpaulin , which formed a sort of big , dusty cave . 

Jonathan Probyn , from Longney in Gloucestershire , was led away from court this afternoon knowing he faces a retrial . 

The dignitaries were led to a VIP balcony from where they inscrutably observed the goings-on from behind their mirrored sunglasses . 

Caroline led Maggie back into the living room where she introduced Colin . 

With a squeal , a scantily clad girl whose eyes were twice the normal human size scampered out , to be caught by one of those guards and led away . 

Roger led up and rightwards onto the ice and it was quickly apparent that in places the snow was lying directly over rock , with what ice there was insecurely bonded to the smooth slabs . 

The grooms and novices led away the horses , and wheeled away the light carriage into the grange court for housing . 

A young stable lad led out another horse , and stood waiting for the one which the smith had almost finished shoeing . 

Bellamy led over 200 children on a nature trail around the grounds of the hostel before cutting the ribbon to declare the hostel officially open . 

Mr Browning , who believes the bronzes were smuggled out of the country and later bought by the galleries , said that he felt he had been ` led up the garden path " . 

A constable led her along the corridor past fluttering notices and an electric clock that had stopped . 

She had expected him to lead her around the side of the house towards the gravelled front courtyard ; instead he headed in the opposite direction , down through the wide grass path into the garden itself . 

The butler led him down the hall to a veneered door which he opened . 

Before Melissa realised what was happening , he had led her off the path and in among the trees . 

Both men no doubt were vexed by the unorthodoxy of their own birthplaces . 

A TV WEEKLY poll attracted calls from 9,342 viewers who are vexed by the new theme music for Emmerdale . 

The matter has now so vexed the senior levels of the Bank that on May 25th Lewis Preston , the bank 's president , was asked to intervene . 

The flight gave Gentle time to think about both that remark and the conversation on Kite Hill , the memory of which still vexed him . 

Students ( particularly advanced students ) are frequently vexed by doubts as to the amount of detail that they should put into their answer . 

Corbett sat muttering to himself , going over the questions which still vexed him . 

Alice was vexed by this remark , since she and Harold had updated the house in many ways , only five years earlier . 

Although Brihtwine was eventually reinstated after Ælfmær vexed the Sherborne flock , went blind and returned to Canterbury , one would gladly know more of what lay behind this . 

Microwave on high for approximately 5 minutes or until just tender but retaining their shape . 

Surely it must be as easy to microwave a portion of baked beans right , as it is to microwave it wrong , so why do the beans always arrive congealed and with a skin on them ? 

Turntable is recessed into oven floor and it can be switched off when grilling or microwaving food in square or rectangular dishes .

In this second article , Anthony Braine of MCPS addresses the subjects of home taping , sampling , and music in audio visual situations …

In the articles in the ABC series we have addressed the ways in which drug treatment should be monitored after it has been started . 

Article 16 addressed the vital environmental issue and committed the GDR government to aligning its laws with those of the FRG . 

In the third and final section of the book Kemp addresses the use and theory of colours . 

In the second half of the book we will address such managerial issues as managing the organization , leading it , designing it and finally changing it . 

This chapter and the next will address some of the above topics in order to demonstrate the parallels between routine police work in the RUC and other police forces in non-divided societies . 

The main body of the chapter will now address the explanation of modernism . 

Jones ' notes , which he has circulated to show the BYU version of events , do not directly address this issue . 

There have been only limited studies which directly address the effect of cholesteryl esters on the stability of biologic membranes . 

This was also directly addressed in one of the most popular books of the Middle Ages , the thirteenth-century Franciscan Meditationes Vitae Christi . 

While commendable , it does not fully address the problem which constitutes the greatest danger . 

Since some of the issues raised in these definitional discussions and addressed elsewhere in this volume have a bearing on the approach adopted in this paper , it is necessary to say something about them first . 

Financing Transport Infrastructure : This working party has now met several times and has established the key issues it wishes to address in its final report . 

In the next paper Morwenna Griffiths also addresses the question of the relation between the rational and the non-rational . 

However , there are clear baseline differences in disease severity between groups and the analysis did not properly address differences in response between treatments . 

There are things about irony which it may not be possible to say ironically ; so an ironic essay on irony will fail to address such issues . 

But in their prepared homilies the Pope and the Archbishop addressed quite different problems . 

Could the laws of war be further developed to address the nuclear weapons question more directly and explicitly ? 

Now is the time to look at how some theories specifically address the question of development within the global system . 

For these reasons , it is appropriate to address these areas specifically in this section . 

The question of records and record-keeping will be addressed in a later section . 

Whatever breakdown is chosen , the course content must address all the ensuing topics . 

To my knowledge , no one has yet addressed the relationship between topic and theme in topic-prominent languages . 

IN today 's leading article ( Echo April 6 ) the necessity for reform of the libel laws is again addressed , but without any suggestion of what reform is required . 

On Aug. 16 Solzhenitsyn issued a statement repudiating the restoration of his citizenship because the decree failed to address the accusation of treason levelled at him at the time of his expulsion from the Soviet Union in 1974 . 

That 's not something we can address immediately , while the ink on the amalgamation document is still wet . 

Even berries from adjacent bushes can taste quite different , with hints of grape , cherry , plum , and subtly varied textures , reminding you that there are 400 micro-species of bramble in Britain .

Even to pose such questions reminds us that there was a large element of chance in the emergence of Mrs Thatcher .

This reminds us that the pre-reading activities advocated by Langer , to which we referred above , will be especially useful for less fluent readers .

` I hope it reminded festival goers that in many countries , freedom of expression through words , never mind a literature festival , is just a dream . "

When Endill opened the door they creaked in the draught and it reminded him of the old hanging tree beside the front gate back home at Gibbet Hall .

Hilary Robarts 's sultry handsomeness emphasized her own very different look , an old-fashioned , carefully tended but unselfconscious prettiness which reminded him of photographs of the late thirties .

In fact , Andrew 's tone reminds me at times of Marc Bolan , particularly when he 's playing the percussive , rhythmic section across bars 4 and 5 .

` Michel said I reminded him of his audience at the time when he made speeches .

More than 6 ft tall with short hair and in his forties , Spiro is said to have reminded Waite of Sean Connery in his James Bond days .

At that moment , a warning pressure reminded him of its menacing presence .

As we tunnelled our way through the steep rhododendron-canopied paths at Aros , Alistair said the rain , the humidity and the terrain reminded him of his ` spell in Assam during the War .

The Old Gang Smelting Mills reminded me of an old deserted coal pit I played around as a child .

The blue should have reminded her of his flaming , instead of entrancing her by its own beauty , the beauty which had seemed to be utter and complete in itself .

The present generation of British and American literary Marxists remind me of the small boy in Joyce 's story , ` Araby " , who got to the bazaar just as it was closing .

He snorted through his nose instead of laughing , and emitted a curious whistling sound , reminding her of his snoring at night , which made the whole room vibrate and set ornaments rattling .

For a moment , he reminded Melissa of Lou in his haste to defend a loved one , but she had seen how his knuckles whitened on hearing the story and guessed what he must be thinking .

She reminded Bowring of a streetwalker in some film , that image of a woman standing under a lamp surrounded by darkness .

The sight of an open pub told him how much time had passed and also reminded him of his normal comfort in moments of stress .

He reminded me of Benjamin with his dry wit , sardonic observations and palpable honesty .

Lydia put her head on one side , reminding Annie of a little sparrow with her darting beady eyes .

Lawrence has demanded a battling performance after a Watford defeat that reminded him of the FA Cup knockout by Portsmouth .

The entertainment reminded Alix of the end-of-term pantomime at school , a regular feature of her own girlhood .

Pink flowers like willow herb clustered along a dried-up river bank , circling birds reminded her of the vultures in westerns .

It reminded me of the ghost in the horror film I had heard some of the older children talking about .

He reminded Riven a little of the Bicker he had known at the bothy .

It reminded her of the river bank where Pa and the boys went to cut rushes at weekends so that Ma and Billy could work all week .

It had a necessary place , provided a perspective , reminded you that if you go hubristic and conceited to the rocks you wo n't last long .

I was reminded of the black iron horse silhouettes which decorate the Wolverhampton to Shrewsbury railway line in England .

They and their disused railway lines remind us of wealth in the last century -- but unemployment during the last 50 years .

SEEING THE ARTICLE on the ` 109 in the July issue of FlyPast reminded me of the first time I saw it .

Dining a few nights later at the Beefsteak , I was reminded by a bright spark that Home Secretaries scarcely ever become Prime Ministers .

It is evident that Polybius self-consciously turned this meeting Into a Socratic episode , and Paul Friedlander was reminded of the opening scene of the " Greater Alcibiades " ( Am .

Their hope has been realized , by rather than for miscreants ; their rhetoric reminds us that Victorian values did not produce an orderly society .

On the lighter side it reminded him of Stamford and he wondered how Burden had got on .

The first 15 minutes of the second half reminded the tourists that the game was not yet won .

She must have reminded me in her remote stillness , her lucid silence , of someone I used to know , used to love .

Part of the cuff was visible and reminded him of Middy sleeping under the quilt .

The sky is reddening , reminding the viewer of the ghastly hues of the night sky above Auschwitz when the ovens were working at full capacity .

But songs like ` This Is How It Feels " and ` Commercial Rain " might perhaps remind America there is a world away from what Hollywood and the TV likes to project .

The manor house and Ferriby Hall are still extant and remind one of the former grandeur of the High Street .

The Algiers accord of 1975 , whose repudiation by Iraq had been a major factor precipitating the Iraq -Iran war in 1980 , gave both countries access to the Shatt-al Arab waterway .

The second incident precipitated his departure from the Catholic church at the age of fourteen .

The events that immediately precede a strike are more accurately defined as the factors which serve to precipitate the ensuing conflict .

Several factors , however , have precipitated major changes in fertility matters in recent years .

While that incident may have precipitated the disease , eating disorder experts observe that the illness is seated in family life .

A number of factors may then precipitate a psychotic episode , including emotionally arousing events and a stressful environment .

As with the Orthodox Church , so with the Catholics it was the February decree that precipitated the crisis in relations with the Soviet government .

But it was not economic distress that precipitated the present crisis .

The election was precipitated by the resignation of William H. Gray in order to take up a job with the United Negro College Fund .

Earlier -- and still persuasive -- analyses suggest that fertility decline was precipitated by a crisis in the ability to maintain rising standards of living ( Banks 1954 ) .

The revelation of the size of the deficit in 1987 had precipitated a serious financial crisis , the introduction of austerity measures and an appeal to congregations worldwide for donations .

The violent communal riots of 1969 precipitated his resignation as Prime Minister in 1970 .

The social pressures of my peers precipitated me into a frenzied bout of heterosexuality , usually accompanied by drunkenness .

Parliamentary criticisms of Prime Minister René Préval and threats to force his resignation had precipitated angry demonstrations by Préval 's supporters , over 2,000 of whom had gathered outside the parliament building in the capital , Port-au-Prince .

During 1915 mounting pressure from the pro-conscription lobby threatened to precipitate a crisis in the popular legitimacy of the war .

This increased Black presence precipitated a fierce political debate .

The latest incidents followed three weeks of nationwide unrest precipitated by the arrest on Nov. 27 of a reported 500-2,000 PPP supporters in Sind and by demonstrations calling for an independent inquiry into the alleged rape .

It is now widely accepted that such headaches can be precipitated by foods as well as stress , the oral contraceptive Pill , and the build-up to a period .

The changes were precipitated by economic policy disagreements and the resignations of Ferenc Rabar ( Finance ) and Gyorgy Matolcsy ( head of the economic policy secretariat ) .

The urgency of coming out was precipitated by contact with the ` real thing " .

Mrs Stych noted carefully all the ` day core " , as she called it , while she removed her coat and gave it to Mrs Murphy to hang up . 

He removed his jacket , trousers , shirt , tie and underclothes and studied himself in the mirror . 

He said I should remove my raincoat and my jacket and hang them on the hangers provided . 

Rozanov removed his parka then hid his face behind the Guardian . 

He removes his parka , wrapping it around the muzzle of his Sturm-Ruger , and sits back on the step of the lectern . 

With an abstracted look , she removed her sweater and brassiere . 

Returning to my dressing room , I removed my headdress and reached for a towel to dry my sweat-soaked hair -- fighting with seven dwarfs under banks of spotlights is hot work . 

Smiling , he returned to the cabin and removed his beret and his blue overalls , emerging in the pants and shirt of an agricultural worker . 

Liessa reached up and removed her helmet , letting the coils of red hair tumble out . 

It took only fifteen minutes before she was removing her bulbous black space helmet outside the house on avenue Foch . 

The princess removes her white crash helmet to chat to a fellow team member . 

After some reflection she removed the brooch , but retained the small , black stud ear-rings . 

She 'd removed her ripped stockings earlier and now , as she looked down at the patchwork of scratches and grazes , she was relieved that there had n't been more damage . 

He might have bullied her mother into submission , but those tactics were n't going to work on her any more . 

` When I bullied you into accepting my terms to get you out of gaol , my only concern was reaching Athens in time for my meeting . " 

And when he had tried to bully the guards into making an exception in his case , their officer had politely but firmly stated that there could be no exceptions had n't Shih Berdichev insisted as much ? 

His wife Glenda told us about it , and together we bullied him into writing this report . 

And I 'm almost having to bully kids in the fifth year at present into getting hold of the Echo at night and writing off to jobs because they believe they are of no value . 

It was Blackberry who bullied the stupefied Pipkin to his feet and forced him to limp the few yards to the gravel spit . 

The Foreign Secretary has warned of further military action after Iraq said it would not be bullied by the West into adhereing to the Gulf War ceasefire plan . 

When he was small , David Miller had been every bit as spirited and mischievous as any boy , but he had been bullied into believing otherwise . 

If it does n't , the institutions should be prepared to exercise their power and veto the 10 in one package they are being bullied into . 

He 'd been bullied into silence all those years in Dinosaur Jr . 

First , launch aid may be seen as a pre-commitment by European governments not to allow Airbus to be bullied out of the industry . 

Even as a teenager he stamped his authority on games , pursuing players until they made mistakes and bullying those around him into raising their game . 

The teddies were shouting , chivvying and bullying them off the pavement on to the road . 

Lorries bullied past on the road that had once been a tow-path ; pile-drivers banged on both sites of the river ; no boat could pass without hooting . 

She told the tribunal that she had been pressured and bullied into working after commercial pressures forced Franlow to start trading on Sundays from May 1992 . 

Travis looked surprised , and that aggravated her as much as his reply . 

The shambles at the end of his splendid evening was aggravating him sorely and he propelled Fiona into a seat at the table with some of the disgruntled force he 'd shown in Ronnie Curzon 's office . 

The thing that really aggravates me is UEFA 's decision to reduce the Kop capacity by 40 per cent , allegedly for safety reasons . 

This creates the dilemma illustrated in the project discussed above , of appearing to meet local needs when in fact such actions do little about the real causes of social problems and may indeed aggravate them by uprooting local leaders . 

Far from ` solving " her problems in this way , Britain merely aggravated them . 

I was so aggravated that I was prepared to believe Brenda on the switchboard was lying on his behalf , pretending there was no reply . 

Let us expurgate from the immaturity of our environmental thought , that essence of crepuscular darkness which our sciolism leads us to extrapolate into quotidian existence . 

The long , stout spines are an unusual feature which discriminates this species from other gastropods . 

Humans are able to identify and discriminate a word from tens of thousands of other possible words . 

If the baby looks more at the new patterns , it indicates that he/she can discriminate them from the original . 

The particular items in the questionnaire which discriminated secondary non-respondents most clearly from their ( secondary ) colleagues were : 

As the competitive edge to be gained from the physical product decreases , businesses have turned to the added value given by service to discriminate them from their competitors . 

The child may discriminate printed letters with the higher lens , but reading may be slow and laborious . 

An Atlantic bottlenose dolphin can discriminate circles , squares and triangles ( all of the same standardized area ) , using only its sonar . 

His 1817 book , An Attempt to Discriminate the Styles of English Architecture , asserted that Gothic was essentially an English architecture . 

Each represents a calculated angle which can be discriminated by a subject with normal vision at a specific distance ( 60 , 36 , 24,12 , 9 , or 6 metres from the chart ) . 

This is why the perception of a complex painting or piece of music can be elaborated in ever greater detail as more and more elements come to be discriminated . 

So also does the linguistic complexity of the variable as characterized by the number of variants which can be discriminated . 

Hallucinations and dreams are to be discriminated from sober waking experience . 

This may be simply defined as the ability to discriminate highly contrasted figures from a distance . 

The central vision area of the retina needs to be intact for it to be possible to discriminate sharp , fine images . 

Mothers are able to discriminate different kinds of crying pattern and they typically interpret crying in terms of needs and emotional state . 

For this purpose a test may be used to discriminate those pupils who have attained a higher level from those at a lower level . 

We ca n't make that observation directly , because our feelings of cold do n't enable us to discriminate temperatures that finely . 

In the same way , infants seem able to discriminate voices and , under optimal conditions , they will respond preferentially to their mother 's voice compared to the voice of a stranger . 

Items in the tests are not selected on the basis of how well they discriminate among students , i.e. they are not norm-referenced . 

They were , indeed , a sorry and sadly bedraggled lot , so covered in diesel and smoke that it was quite impossible to discriminate among them on the basis of age , sex or nationality . 

It is useful to discriminate between a capacity which is a natural endowment and an ability which is a competence to act . 

It is not possible to discriminate between the components of each category . 

Our hospitals would be empty if we tried to discriminate between self-induced or even partially self-induced illnesses , and naturally developed diseases . 

Rhesus monkeys readily discriminate between objects and scenes on the basis of their visual appearance . 

In our experimental conditions , acid clearance time discriminated between patients with normal and impaired peristalsis ; moreover acid clearance time was correlated with the overnight acid exposure time . 

Lack of generalization to the test stimulus indicates that the two stimuli are readily discriminated from one another . 

If today we follow scientific analysis , the peoples of the non-industrial world discriminated on the basis of sensory perception . 

A useful step in oral instruction is to teach the learner to discriminate between phonetically similar but phonemically separate sounds in the target language . 

To show whether simultaneous consideration of different morphometric measurements could discriminate between differently treated groups , the data were analysed by discriminant analysis . 

With each new machine I have wondered whether it would go deeper , and whether it would discriminate accurately . 

Little generalized suppression was shown by the group given initial discrimination training ; that is , these subjects showed a superior ability to discriminate B from A . 

It was softly carpeted with leaves and was still and silent , except when raindrops found a way through the green roof above and plopped faintly on to the leaves . 

But before they had reached the back gate a few drops of rain had already plopped warningly on their heads . 

Carefully , slowly , not at all certain why , they plopped down on to the branch . 

The eggs simply plopped out in front of the host bird , who carried on incubating any remaining eggs as though nothing had happened . 

Outside , the thunder rolled more loudly , and a few drops of rain began to plop against the thatch above their heads . 

I threw the core of the apple over the creek ; it plopped into the mud on the far bank with a satisfying slurp . 

Not totally sure she actually wanted to illuminate what she already knew she was going to find , she snapped down the switch and stared disagreeably at the glistening drops that plopped relentlessly on to the dresser . 

Scald the milk with the citrus zest in a medium-sized saucepan . 

Nearly all blue cheeses are scalded and lightly pressed and tend to crumble . 

Add 50g of stoned black olives , a medium sliced tomato , scalded in water to remove its skin and de-seeded , and a glass of dry white wine . 

The Women in Film group will produce a session with particular emphasis on Women as Audience and the Representation of Women in Sport . 

Ironically , A Yank at Oxford is the least British of the three films produced by MGM in Britain . 

Interreligious encounter , trade in Native Taiwanese children and the Church in South China are the themes of three documentary films which have recently been produced by Kuangchi Program Service . 

He followed the trend into feature-length films and directed One Million BC and produced Of Mice and Men . 

The reputation of this play , first produced in 1703 , kept it before the public throughout the century . 

A woman officer also recently admitted having a close relationship with a prisoner during rehearsals for a play which Mr. Lodge produced . 

The play will be produced by Roland Jaquarello , former artistic director at the Lyric , who is now a freelance in London . 

Scottish Television produced two special programmes to mark the Council 's 60th anniversary which were broadcast in May . 

Mary plays a prominent part in the new Kirwan television series produced in Carlisle by Border Television and Ritz Records . 

As the new group begins to develop a clear idea of its own aims and objectives they might well decide to produce a video film of their own to explain their story . 

Produced by Igelfilm in Germany , the film examines Mr Niemoller 's prophetic stance on topics which are as relevant now as they were in his lifetime . 

Talking of films , Meier is still working on his wild , underground epic , Snowball , as well as producing a new Hollywood movie called MM , about some lass called Marilyn Monroe . 

Yet Elaine Dodswell , who inhabited The Nook , produced the annual Sunday Christmas Play , and organized the parish hospital-run for those visits to out-patients ' departments at Woodborough so cherished by three-quarters of the population . 

He was not alone , Ronnie Davis 's San Francisco Mime Troupe had produced the play in December 1963 , and Jim Haynes , in Edinburgh earlier that same year . 

As in ` Twelfth Night " , there is a great deal of sexual ambiguity in ` As You Like It " , and Cheek by Jowl have decided to produce the play with an all-male cast . 

TIME WARNER , Ice-T and Body Count 's label , is producing a public television special to discuss issues raised by the uproar over ` Cop Killer " . 

By 1958 Newman was the Drama Supervisor for CBC and was producing the very successful Canadian Television Theatre presentations when he was approached by the ABC TV company in England ( now London Weekend Television ) . 

Follow Me , for example , was produced in association with several German television companies for a group of evening institutes in Germany . 

Over 15 movement and dance organisation will be taking part and our item will be choreographed and produced by Margaret Charlwood . 

What might well have fixed it was a radio play , In Parenthesis , by David Jones , produced for the BBC Third Programme by Douglas Cleverdon in 9948 . 

` What I plan to produce for ITV , and I know they 'll give me the scope , are quality , probing interviews . 

As he alighted the garage door came down again , snuffing out the daylight like a guillotine .

The driver looked on sentimentally as she alighted from the car and made her way down the path .

At Grosmont you can alight from the Esk Valley Line and join the North Yorkshire Moors Railway .

Twenty minutes earlier he had alighted from the Gloucester train at Berkeley station .

He alighted from the coach , seemingly oblivious to his surroundings , and walked the length of the freight cars , stopping beside the last one .

Before I could alight from the carriage she was hastily walking away .

One of the writer 's earliest memories of Nottingham comes from 1962 when he had alighted from a local train from Sheffield at the Midland Station .

At Clapham Junction , he alighted from the train and crossed by the footbridge to the platform from which to catch a train back .

Generally , however , he travelled undisturbed ; he would alight from the bus at Piccadilly Circus and then take the underground railway to Russell Square .

We 'd alighted at Kirkby Stephen 's spruce little station , 19 miles down the line , especially to bag supper at the Horseshoe .

Eline alighted at the end of the line and stared around her , breathing in the familiar air of Oystermouth .

Four years ago I bought an old Harmony Sovereign acoustic guitar for £20 from an absolute prat . 

Heston , who had director , script and cast approval , bought Peckinpah extra filming time by returning his salary to the studio , convinced they would n't accept it . 

On other occasions , borrowing may be the only way you will ever be able to afford to buy something expensive like a house . 

As a result of your win I can buy something special for your ma . 

` I 've always bought when other people are squeezed and have got to sell . 

The electorate will buy what they 're shown is right , though persuading them costs a lot of bucks . 

George and Lennie have a dream about their own piece of land which they will be able to buy when they get enough money . 

She and husband Tom have bought a villa a stone 's throw from the BBC 's Spanish soap set -- so they can get away from tourists at home ! 

If you 're unsure , keep your basic wardrobe neutral and buy one bright thing . 

Builder Ken , 48 , takes her to the park , lets Dawn water his precious plants and buys her 10 sweets a day . 

As the oil majors integrated forwards into petrochemicals , some chemical companies such as Du Pont bought oil companies to give them access to captive sources of petrochemical feedstock . 

Myeloski had insisted on buying Duncan a pizza at the latest Pizza Hut . 

I bought myself a mug of tea at the counter in order to pay for something for a change , then I sat and waited for Kathleen . 

It was outlined in the Housing Act ( 1980 ) , which gave council tenants with three years ' residence the right to buy their properties at a substantial discount . 

When was the last time you bought an item at one shop , only to find that the same item was much cheaper in another shop ? 

However , should the purchaser of the option exercise and buy the shares at the preset price the commission on the transaction will have already been paid . 

Yesterday 's agreement to buy Scott Foresman for $455million ( £291million ) shows that Mr Murdoch remains relatively unworried about the group 's ability to fund its expansion . 

Mahmud may have bought time for himself , but he stored up trouble for his successors . 

A snail that spends lots of resources on making an extra-thick shell has bought safety for its own body . 

John Bowes immediately bought it for £200 — quite a bargain as it was on sale for £2,000 at the Paris Exhibition . 

Maltravers had to wait to be served in Medmelton Stores where he had gone to buy flowers for Veronica ; there were several people before him and each transaction involved a leisurely exchange of news and gossip . 

So remember to treat yourselves , perhaps slowly saving up and buying a present for yourself or doing things you enjoy , as rewards for your achievements . 

Luckily we had bought them from friends who ran a nearby saddler 's shop ; unluckily they only had coarse blades in stock for our make of clippers . 

As she was only about fourteen , we always bought a few dark-red carnations from her , but that was as far as we would go , to her surprise and indignation . 

The agreement to buy seventy-two new pubs from Inntreprenuer Estates Limited will bring the total number of Morland pubs to just under four hundred . 

The common link was that they were long-term drug abusers , and they all bought their heroin from pushers in the streets of San Jose and Watsonville , in June and July . 

From about 1979 onwards she started to buy Welsh tweed from the Cambrian Woollen Mill in mid-Wales . 

But be assured , I had no intention of trying to buy your favours with the price of a meal . " 

It was still possible in early 1922 to buy foodstuffs in the city markets if one had the money . 

In 1984 , it was perfectly possible to buy tickets on the morning of the Grand Slam decider with France . 

There were also fears that the Russian Federation would stop the Soviet practice of supplying oil at well below the world market price while buying Cuban sugar at well above international prices . 

The council agreed to buy the station for -- it 's about three hundred and twenty five thousand , but I want to make this point , that it is n't their intention to close the boat station . 

When he reached an Underground station he bought a ticket without even thinking of where he might want to go . 

Team Lotus was rescued by Peter Wright and Peter Collins , while Lotus cars and Lotus Engineering were bought by General Motors . 

Which is n't to say that a particularly bad beer will be bought by any consumer , just because the brewer supported a cherished cause . 

He had only ridden the horse for four months , since she was bought by Sue Welch from Paul Schockemohle . 

It appeared that the extraction could still be used and would be bought at the same price for compounding into cattle food , but not for compounding into poultry food . 

On the other hand the December options ( exercise price 550p ) could have been bought for 42p and sold for 115p , a gross profit of 174 per cent . 

Carpets can be bought now and fitted well before Christmas with no payment before the New Year . 

Dave Escott bought at the height of the boom , and any back rent will only add to his negative equity . 

If interest rates had increased , buying at this price would give a return inferior to that obtainable elsewhere . 

In exchange , homesteaders will pay a lower rent or be able to buy at a reduced price . 

But other customers buying at higher prices than in shops are paying for their credit . 

And people in arrears who had bought at the top of the market could n't sell as their outstanding loan was often more than the value of their property . 

Lorna 's income derives from buying at trade and selling at retail price . 

At the end of the bed was a small card-table which Changez bought for her as a wedding present ; I 'd carried it back from a local junk shop . 

Under an agreement with the mostly Pakistani residents , the trust bought for £1 each the dilapidated Grade II-listed homes , dating from 1848–51 , after they had been threatened with demolition . 

The award had been made to a couple whose two-bedroom house , bought for £9,000 in 1978 with a council mortgage , later proved unsaleable due to subsidence . 

Helmeted ambulancemen loaded casualties into an armoured Land Rover , bought for the purpose from the army . 

Remove restrictions on insurers and let people buy for themselves inexpensive insurance . 

` Because I 'd prefer to continue buying from your company -- Mr Burns . 

The evidence suggests that Britain paid the world price for raw materials bought from these countries . 

During haytime and harvest , the four horses bought from his father-in-law had proved to be a boon . 

Do you think Watson could live just on what this little community buys from him ? 

If you buy from a retailer you may get some joy out of the manufacturer of the machine -- but do n't count on it . 

Adam could afford it because of the money he got from the sale of Wyvis Hall and later from the sale of the London house he bought with the money from the sale of Wyvis Hall . 

Borrowing can also enhance one 's savings if the value of the asset bought with borrowed money -- for example , your house -- outstrips your loan costs . 

Pakistan was reportedly scheduled to receive US$113,000,000 in military aid , with provisions for buying up to another US$200,000,000-worth of military hardware , in the Bush administration 's 1992 budget . 

Offering small quantities would also give greater variety to people 's diets , a variety which they may be unable to obtain if they can only buy in quantity . 

It took less than two years for the computer to change from being perceived as a threat and as something only big businesses would use to something one buys for doing income tax . 

The Earl of Pembroke was accused of displacing all the attorneys at the Council in the Marches and forcing them to buy back their offices from him . 

There are several effective preparations you can buy over the counter , in the form of pleasant-tasting drinks or tablets . 

First , the dollar is still ` fundamentally undervalued " , and by quite a margin -- that is , a dollar buys much less abroad than it does at home . 

If you do decide you want one , ask you local fire brigade 's Fire Prevention Officer for advice on which to buy . 

She thought she better buy not only her way into heaven but that of all her husband and relations as well . 

Mr McKenna bought his top-floor , two-bedroom flat for £3,000 in 1988 . 

Do people who buy second houses … in the Lake District realise that eventually they will destroy the very appeal of the area which they have always enjoyed ? 

Money may be able to buy flying time , but it can not buy skill -- and it most certainly can not guarantee success in an aerobatic championship . 

One day at the beach , they encountered a beautiful blonde starlet called Lila Leeds , something of a Lana Turner lookalike .

As Mommsen ( 1974 , p. 37 ) observed : ` Weber never envisaged any other world than his own , which was largely characterized by the rivalry of nation states . "

It is hardly surprising , therefore , if disciplines are largely characterised by inertia , for substantial change very often counts as heresy .

Other Whitehall insiders caution against the view that the Thatcher Cabinet is largely characterized by deferential ` staircase " men : ` Ministers report to Cabinet pretty freely and frankly .

The phase is typically characterized by the outright purchase of the works in question .

Any one publisher 's output is usually characterized by a distinctive approach and concentration on certain subject areas .

Symptomatic , primary HIV-1 infection is generally characterised by a mononucleosis-like illness , with or without aseptic meningitis .

It is characterized by tachycardia , hypotension , pyrexia , anuria , dry cool inelastic skin , muscle weakness , depressed mental state .

` They are characterized by low boredom thresholds and an inability to work for other people , " thought Sir John Hoskyns .

From this perspective , all organisations are political in that they are characterised by bargaining , compromises and conflicts between individuals and groups .

The entire field of syntactic analysis in sociolinguistics is characterized by diversity , and there are many important areas where agreement has not yet been reached on appropriate goals and methods .

This exercise revealed that the elderly in Britain were characterized by less income inequality than their European counterparts .

The impact of bureaucratic strategies of control imposed on the enforcement job in a setting characterized by a high degree of personal autonomy is explored in Part II .

Such an approach has characterised many Western cities in the post-war period and has undoubtedly retarded the rate of deterioration in the quality of life in residential areas .

Further , while continuous monitoring may ensure that participants in co-operative R & D ventures do not distort competition , it substitutes administrative action for the public and/or privately initiated judicial-review process which characterizes most antitrust policies .

A similar , selective approach has characterized the way the Government has attempted to create an incentive-based culture .

Here the spotlight turns to the school , the crucible in which interests melt into each other to produce the mixture of concerns which characterize black sportsmen .

The radical simplification of forms which characterizes the painting can be accounted for by the fact that this was one of the first canvases in which Braque attempted to work from memory .

Are dependent conditionals to be characterized more generally in terms of two categories to which Philosophers have given much attention , those of subjunctive and counterfactual statements ?

Many labour markets are now characterized by countervailing market power ; there is bilateral bargaining between unions and large firms or employers ' organizations .

Conversely , those to whom citizens accord deference have been characterized by having an in-bred sense of duty .

Most of the G protein-linked receptors identified so far are characterized by having seven membrane-spanning domains connected by extracellular and intracellular loops ( Box 1 ) .

In all these organs extra-intestinal Crohn 's disease is characterised by non-necrotising epithelioid granulomas .

Their relationship was characterized by a battle of wills that Constance always made sure to win .

Everyday conversational discourse is , not infrequently , characterised by this lack of preplanning .

It is not only overt actions which are reprehensible , but rather the thoughts of the heart and that attitude of rebellion against God which characterise us all ( Rom. 3:9-20 ) .

Rincewind wondered if it was poisonous , then chided himself for asking such a silly question . 

A whisky glass , she noticed , and immediately chided herself for being unkind . 

In the middle of this pother of boots , brothers , and boisterous behaviour , Leonora Hussey came in from the hall , greeting her daughter and chiding her husband for being so late back . 

When the real Travers returns his wife chides him for being so forgetful , from which Travers deduces what has happened . 

Attlee chided them for ignoring any notion of what the country could afford in suggesting armed forces levels , and for suggesting that cutting spending on the armed forces to £700 million would virtually immobilize them . 

He was obviously curious to see Stephen 's relative , and she mentally chided herself for revealing the state of things between Stephen and his half-brother . 

I had the uncanny feeling that the ghost of Sigmund Freud was chiding me for thinking this and she was clearly incensed that I could suggest that her father could have had any interest in religion whatsoever . 

My friends shook their heads , and chided me for not telling them a story with a happy ending . 

Worse , Riley had been chiding him for not providing a string of exclusive MacQuillan stories but the ones he had written were being held over until they were out of date or appeared elsewhere . 

It was Peters who chided him about his frail physique , which led to his regular attendance at August 's Gymnasium , which was in the basement of Apley Hall . 

Although she lacks Leapor 's force , Jennens is competent and amusing when she chides the book for complaining of its new owner . 

He glanced back at the dead girl and smiled , as if to chide her gently for her folly . 

His father considered Charles ` extreme backwards " and chided him for his ` aversion to all application " and his reluctance ` to cultivate the talents which Providence has given you " . 

Postscript : I have had a note from George Cowley , who chides David Morton for his entry in no 3224 . 

Alexia and Cameron III gently chided him for his whistling habit , and he developed an aversion to his own work . 

I suppose she thought that Greene would not ask us to confirm what she had said , but chide us for impropriety on the strength of her word alone . 

Gransden and Eykyn chide us for mentioning kanamycin , which has been superseded in Britain by newer drugs . 

He swiftly chided himself for such thoughts ; he 'd been taught to shun physical contact , even on a platonic level . 

Fie , Mr Brittlebank , for chiding Miss Phillips on her perfectly correct , and indeed elegant , use of the subjunctive mood . 

The mandarin chided his younger son in rapid Annamese and immediately the giggling stopped . 

Once upon a time Camille would have dipped her oar in here : she would have turned on Brian for attacking her mother or chided her mother in no uncertain terms for being a drunken slut . 

I was also repeatedly chided for my exuberance , my feverish need to communicate with others and to have friends outside the family circle . 

Now the furious businessman is to take his pork pies elsewhere after being chided for over-familiarity . 

When sexual intercourse does take place , the partner is often chided for turning over or away , sometimes even in sleep . 

Gerald was always being chided for something or other : his wife had never entirely lost her Portuguese liking for matriarchal discipline , order and cleanliness -- qualities that were not often found among the Husseys . 

I was chided for implying in last month 's notes that Somerset looked rather a better bet than Gloucestershire . 

A few years ago , at a symposium in eastern Europe , I was chided for my non-Marxist attitude on stratigraphical theory . 

All the more strange that the advocates of a return to Victorian values should chide trade unions for refusing to forgo or minimise pay rises in order to create more jobs or to contain inflation . 

Michael Slater , in the latest issue of Microprocessor Report , chides us all for being mean to MIPS Computer Systems Inc and the ACE Initiative . 

Richard Ryder is now a ` trouble-shooter " , licensed to chide those who cause party splits in the run-up to the general election . 

For some reason , this letter so unnerved her that she thought she must rush down to the sea at once , and run the thudding in her head quite out of it . 

Such behaviour , which always unnerved her when displayed by such as Higginbotham , did not unnerve her at all . 

She expected an angry response , and it rather unnerved her when it did n't come . 

And besides , he was altogether too attractive , too sure of his masculinity , and it unnerved her . 

Donna remembered with sorrow the number of humiliations she had endured from her in school , and the thought of exposing the contents of the parcel she was carrying to such a merciless judge unnerved her . 

And if she sat all alone in this unfamiliar kitchen , the silence of this big old house would definitely start to unnerve her . 

Teversham was unnerved by the nearness of the following Land Rover and irritated with himself for missing an elementary point . 

From Elvis to The Stones to Iron Maiden parents have long been unnerved by the latest outrage on Top Of The Pops . 

Sacchi was sufficiently unnerved by the 2-2 near miss at home to Switzerland to coax veteran sweeper Franco Baresi out of international retirement , and to examine the contributions of a few of his others players . 

Markets were also unnerved by a call from the Financial Times for Mr Lamont to resign . 

This unnerved the three countries and confirmed their instinct to look westward . 

That may unnerve Democrat lawmakers whom Mr Clinton is relying on to vote his proposals into law . 

It seemed as if her silence at last unnerved her father because he turned to speak to her just before they were to walk together down the long aisle . 

She was used to driving the luxurious Saab by this time , although at first the responsibility had unnerved her considerably . 

Churchill inspired but also unnerved his listeners at the same time by painting the prospects of the armed struggle in darker and more dramatic tones than might seem necessary or desirable . 

Mr Harker , they say , is apt to unnerve opponents by telling them he 's a ` Sherburn Road lad . " 

She stared at Lucenzo in consternation , sitting erect in the chair , unnerved by a terrible idea that had come into her head . 

Wires upon wires wove around him , binding him to his amplifiers . 

The white road lines weave minutely along , being eaten by car rubber . 

The line weaves back and forth in the water , in sinister sway . 

The best parts of his book reveal the Honecker-like corruption that weaves around the top of the Communist party and embraces even Mr Gorbachev himself . 

A small beard grew around the mouth and a pony tail weaved down his back . 

The lines weave and turn and the stations are not regularly placed . 

One of Britain 's top bodybuilders is to flex his muscles at an event in Hartlepool 's Town Hall Theatre . 

He put his pen down , flexed his fingers in a by now automatic reflex , dragged himself across to the window , looked out , and burst into tears . 

He released her and sat back , flexing his legs in the confines of the car . 

It was on the evening of the fourth day that she raised her wings and flexed them in the sea-wind . 

He flexed his hands like a conjuror and dived into a lower drawer in his desk . 

As you inhale , tighten them , curling your toes under then flexing them towards your body . 

` Well , you 'll get your chance , I hope , " he said wryly , and tried to flex his arms . 

She turned the pages briskly , paused , frowned , cleared her throat , flexed her eyelids , and leaned forward in cold concentration . 

Quinn flexed the fingers of his hand ; the stub of pencil fell to the floor . 

Doyle twitched and flexed his fingers , trying to communicate to Bodie in the only way possible . 

As the slope steepens or becomes icier , it is necessary to flex the ankles and knees more , and turning the toes downwards from the direction of travel will help . 

Then , flexing their powerfully muscled silver bodies , they thrash their tails and leap from the water . 

He flexed his fingers to get the feeling back , and fumbled in his pocket for his keys . 

Then he flexed his hand again , and the claws retracted with a flash of silver . 

The male bicolour damselfish flexes the muscles attached to its swim bladder as it patrols its patch of coral reef . 

Pushing back his chair , Rune rose to his feet , flexing his shoulder muscles before mounting the rostrum . 

The muscles in his face had flexed tight as he spoke and his breathing had become uneven . 

As her silence lengthened a muscle flexed in his jaw and she saw a flicker of murderous rage in his eye for one instant . 

Cowley was unhappy with what Doyle proposed , and his craggy , northern features frowned and flexed with irritation as his operative spoke . 

About four years after his accident , Guy learned to stand on his hemiplegic leg without his toes flexing automatically , so that he could hold his balance while he lifted his other leg off the floor . 

He saw how Wolfe 's leg muscles flexed impotently as he tried to scrabble to his feet ; how he squirmed in the two men 's grip , trying to get away . 

There was a dull pain in his lower jaw , from hours of teeth-clenching , and the fingers of his right hand flexed and unflexed spasmodically , like those of an elderly arthritic . 

He felt his fingers flexing , and he balled his hands into fists and jammed them into his pockets . 

His body flexed as he hauled the heavy bike up on to the centre stand , and her heart jerked and accelerated to a steady two hundred beats a minute . 

Two of our group have been widowed already , and they know they have a familiar place and a familiar setting to settle in . 

Her mother was a true believer in Christ , and after she was widowed for the second time , she came to live in Kidderminster in 1658 . 

The latter had been widowed very early in life -- her husband Ernest , a member of a footballing family had played for Salisbury City , then Southampton as a professional goalkeeper . 

THREE women widowed in the Gulf war have been told by Government officials that they will not set aside money from the publicly-donated Gulf Trust to help them with an education fund for their children . 

I heard that she was widowed a few days before the baby was born . 

Some days , when it 's damp , he has to use the stick inside , too , and I can hear him clacking about the uncarpeted rooms and corridors of the house ; a hollow noise , going from place to place . 

just as cliché haunted Henry 's daily journey to the train , his socks from Marks and Spencers ' , his regular nightly bedtime , his fondness for a cup of tea at ten thirty in the evening , just as he seemed to be destined to be as remorselessly English as the plane trees in the street outside or the homecoming commuters clacking through the twilight towards the village , so his one existential act ( had n't someone called it that ? ) seemed destined for suburban predictability . 

Guy heard the sound of bad-tempered heels clacking away across flagstones , and relaxed slightly . 

Investment trust money flowed back into blue chips such as Sony , Honda and Pioneer , but banks , financials and government bonds continued to slide . 

More important , buyers with 95 per cent loans who may have seen the price of their property slide in recent months could end up with a debt greater than the value of the property . 

Investors of public-sector funds , mainly trust banks , have taken exhaustive measures to prevent share prices from sliding during the extended vacation . 

BOND CORPORATION shares slid to a 10-year low yesterday as pressure intensified on the beleaguered Australian group . 

The grey market resumed on May 12th , after the rights issue was priced ; the shares slid further . 

Although average prices across the country are rising moderately from their levels of a year ago , in the South-east they have slid by 10 to 15 per cent in the past 12 months . 

Torquay has moved into second spot , with Bournemouth sliding from runner-up in 1991 to sixth this year . 

Then Alan Igglesden took five for 34 as Warwickshire slid to 121 for five -- still 482 behind . 

AQUASCUTUM held sales only a hairsbreadth short of the corresponding figure at £23.6million in the six months to July 31 , but pre-tax profit slid to £616,000 , from £809,000 . 

Bond plunge : Shares in Bond Corporation slid to a 10-year low at one point valuing the beleaguered Australian group at less than £50m . 

A feeling of relief suffused her , a little of the burden she had assumed rolled off her shoulders . 

Shimmering moire tints in fugitive pink , blue and green suffuse their wings , while their bodies appear clad in abalone and mother of pearl . 

Mr Barnett has also described how the public school ethos that emerged in the latter half of the last century was suffused by a contempt for technology and ` trade " . 

Luke 's eyes stared down into hers , his gaze drawing up a veil of heat in her body until she was suffused by a sensation that blocked out everything but his closeness . 

But Dear and Wolch 's main point is that the daily lives of those dependent on welfare are suffused in largely intangible and invisible ways by the institutions on which they are dependent . 

The works of the most influential modern writer in the genre , Robert Heinlein , are suffused with economics . 

What I should like to highlight , however , is the fact that , notwithstanding Dicey 's formalism , his theory is suffused with the ideas of the ancient conception of the rule of law . 

Starting in her stomach , a warm glow suffused her body until it set her fingertips tingling and her scalp crackling . 

I go through a lot of open doors in Paris and meet a lot of different people , and I can tell you there is a swift , black current running underneath all that smiling diplomacy .

I have met men who tried to squash my independence and iron out my eccentricities .

If she met the girl Marie on the way back there would be even more for her to tell Mademoiselle Rabier !

I met him through my husband -- they belonged to the same club .

Anyway , the people she met were all in a hurry , striding along with heads down in the rain , and no one appeared to notice her .

Perhaps the two men I had met worked from there , harvesting stones !

A FORMER royal nanny is to marry a man she met while looking after Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie .

She was called Mandy and she met us , once , at the Metropolitan Museum of Art , bearing books for him , candy canes for me .

` I met Meli twice , when I came to London while he was living with her .

I 've met her twice on formal occasions , but I am at work all day , so I do n't often see my neighbours .

They did not meet prior to the civil marriage ceremony and spoke only briefly then .

Not only did Andrew meet Pete at the Guide Dog Centre , he also met his wife-to-be .

Charlie Rich , New Rhythm and Blues Quartet , Betty Wright , Rufus Thomas , Billy Swann , George Harrison and Mica Paris are among those he meets on his travels .

The two met through mutual friends four years ago , but it was only in March when they decided to get married .

Luce moved restlessly and thumped her pillow , her doubts and uncertainties back in full force ; and all because she 'd met a man who had captured her interest and set her imagination winging .

In July 1945 I met Joe Gardner , Leslie 's surviving South African cousin .

` At least I can say I 've met her through Bertha , " he retorted .

And I have met the man who is probably the best-known preacher in the world today , Dr Billy Graham .

You meet some of the wildest , wackiest , weirdest , most fun people -- and at the same time there 's some really dark forces at work . "

yeah i did n't know anyone that that i can recall that went that which is uh now i 've met some i 've met some after the fact you know people that i worked with and stuff that had been several actually that i worked with that had been but i did n't know i no one that i grew up with

and um the the how i met him was through uh the aerobics class that he used to teach

because like uh i 'm really glad that i 'm in like uh the classes uh like honors classes and so it 's like what 's really good about that is that you meet people who really are interested in in talking about things and discussing world issues and

And she started to date and , she had several boyfriends and , uh , she was , she had met this one , this one person , and they were going to a , some kind of social gathering , in , in Rye , New York .

They met , my , my mother was going to Tokyo University in Tokyo and working part-time at a china factory , and my father had gone there to buy some china for his mother , and , uh , he met my mother and just fell head over heels in love .

we 're we 're in pretty good agreement actually on it it would be an interesting it would be even more interesting you you to to meet some of these people who are at the other end of the spectrum that 's opposite

she met a girl she 's going to the University of Pennsylvania in in Philadelphia and uh she just met a girl from um i think

Kusama 's 1964 affair with Joseph Cornell ( documented in Utopia Parkway , Deborah Solomon 's recent biography of Cornell ) has a peculiar aptness : The man terrified of women -- who enclosed movie goddesses and ballerinas in little fantasy boxes and nicknamed Kusama `` You-you-I '' -- meets the woman scared of men .

anyway anyway yeah i met them it was it was kind of interesting i 'd been wondering for a long time where these guys were from

` Still , " she purred provocatively , ` it was one sensational night . " 

` I think it 's so good it 's good , actually , " purrs Brett . 

“ Why , Jacques ? ” purred Louise Müller throatily , “ how lovely of you to come and see me again . ” 

The woman official from USAID living in the flat above purring over Campari about the servant problem . 

Carcasses are left to rot , while deer wounded by poor marksmen suffer lingering deaths . 

Punctured skins and broken stems might admit spores and cause the fruit or vegetable to rot , often spreading to adjacent specimens . 

DID the cotton wool on my apple tree twigs cause the fruit to rot ? 

But many fear that the fruit will be left to rot on the trees because of cheap imported plums undercutting the market . 

Later she would imagine she could smell the autumn leaves rotting on the road . 

Underfoot , last year 's leaves had rotted into a soft mould which gave off a pleasant nutty scent , and small clumps of primroses nestled amongst it . 

I noticed how her teeth were still white , not rotting black like those of the courtiers who constantly stuffed sweets and comfits into their mouth . 

The 35 million Christmas trees bought this year would have to rot for 30 years before decomposing in dumps that are already overflowing . 

In 1988 , paintings on loan from the New York Public Library were found to have mildewed and rotted in one of the society 's warehouses . 

Linen and lace had rotted into cobwebs on the beds , where now there were only twisted brass bones . 

Whatever decorative covering had concealed the entrance had likewise rotted into dust . 

As strawberries ripen , push some straw or plastic sheeting under them so they ca n't rot on the soil . 

She had dozed off in her chair : stale saliva rotted on her tongue and her cheeks prickled with unaccustomed heat . 

One of the main problems of timber-framed is the tendency of oak posts to rot at the bottom . 

Their frayed bodies lie rotting in drifts on the surface of the streams and are washed up in piles on the sandbanks . 

Léonie saw a dropped pear rotting in the grass , bruised amber , its creamy flesh exposed , its grainy core . 

His body now lay rotting under the cold grey slabs of an abbey , his strong rule was gone and , throughout the castle , nobles gathering for the council plotted and intrigued . 

Avoid geraniums with double or semi-double flowers as , unlike the single varieties they do n't drop their petals as they fade , and the blooms are prone to rot in wet weather . 

The hut had a muddy wooden floor , patched at the edges where the planks had rotted . 

The floorboards in the centre of the room had clearly rotted , leaving gaping holes in places , and she edged her way round the perimeter , keeping the wall at her back all the time . 

The structure of the wheel remains alongside the north-west elevation of the mill , although the wooden paddles have entirely rotted away and it can not be made to turn ( Plate 43 ) . 

If water can penetrate and collect in joints , the wood will rot quickly unless steps are taken to prevent it . 

Most of the original infections in plywood are killed in the hot pressing process , but if the material is subsequently exposed to bacteria or fungi and water it will rot quite quickly . 

Our churches and cathedrals rot while we build dams and factories to worship as objects . 

So in addition to our efforts to conserve wildlife preserves , we 'll escalate our trailblazing program to find alternatives for traditional tiger-based medicines ... rescue more rhinos in Kenya and Nepal through our ambitious translocation projects ... complete the first survey of China 's pandas in over a decade ... and fight to halt all commercial whaling , as well as the whale meat trade .

If science finds a way to safely free the subjects of Emil 's art , perhaps the I who reads this file will know that my decision is wise .

Rebels in pickup trucks laden with high-caliber guns roared into Tripoli throughout Monday .

But when the cheering rebel convoy roared into town Saturday afternoon , the tribesmen raised their arms in welcome and gave the victory sign .

A week ago , a lightning-caused wildfire roared within a quarter-mile of an explosives plant south of Salt Lake City .

Three fires had roared down a canyon and converged on the facility .

Moments later , a gun truck bearing a wounded rebel roared in from Ajdabiya .

They used an antiaircraft gun to fire on U. S. helicopters that roared over the rooftops , until the Marines destroyed the weapon .

A day earlier , intense flames and heat twice roared over the lab 's underground emergency command headquarters , forcing those inside to flee for safety , according to Stanley Busboom , the lab 's safety director .

As he spoke , two ambulances roared past , sirens wailing , bound for the hospital in Ajdabiya .

The camel herd scattered as an aircraft , apparently a NATO jet , was heard roaring overhead .

There are no indications that the sides are close to reaching a deal on the posts , and in fact talks appear stalled and any goodwill has evaporated as both camps dig in and refuse to compromise .

The discussions so far have yielded little , prompting experts to question whether the Iraqi government will ever compromise if there is no penalty for failing to make hard choices .

At one point , President Bush phoned Massoud Barzani , president of the Kurdish region , in hope of getting the Kurds to compromise on Kirkuk .

` He would , " Miss Hatherby chuckled , and they spent the next half hour discussing him . 

He chuckled , ` Perhaps I can make him see the error of his ways . " 

` You 're right , Tom , " chuckled his aunt , ` none of 'em 's ready for buryin' yet . 

` Are there no serious jobs for a man of my accomplishments to be entrusted with ? " chuckled Lawrence . 

` Your concern is touching , Johnny boy , " chuckled Plummer , ` But do n't worry about me . 

` Like something out of a kid 's lesson book , is n't he ? " chuckled Iris . 

` Some of you thought I could n't do it , " chuckled Pipe , who then gave credit to Dickinson for the role he played in Granville Again 's timely revival . 

WHEN Radovan Karadzic , leader of the Bosnian Serbs , put his worthless signature on the Vance-Owen plan in Athens on May 2nd , another Serb leader present , Dragoslav Rancic , chuckled that the plan , if it ever worked , would leave Muslims in a ` Balkan Lesotho " . 

Both Davide and the plaintiff 's lawyer chuckled afterwards that he was definitely on to a good thing . 

` Oh , about getting in , " said Caspar , and chuckled to himself . 

Anderson chuckled goodbye and crashed on through the bushes , clink-clink-clinking in search of another rabbit hole . 

` Hard day at the office , dear ? " chuckled Robinson as Porter crossed to the sink and began splashing his face with water . 

` A loose tongue to match a loose brain , eh , Thomas ? " chuckled a third voice from the shadows beyond the fire . 

Adam chuckled to himself as the four-seater Piper Arrow flew at two thousand feet across German airspace . 

Wycliffe chuckled to himself at the picture he had conjured up . 

Old , of course ; they represent fear of the forest ; mythologies about the birth of birds ; the relationship between earth and sky through the thick trunks of the wood … ” he chuckled to himself . 

They were both chuckling to themselves , and talking in quiet , urgent whispers . 

Here , in the comfort of his own armchair and by the side of his own lake , he chuckles about the highlights of his career . 

The company is still chuckling about recruiting Steve Debler , former Progress ' VP marketing and number 7 recruit in Progress , as new head of product , corporate and channels marketing . 

` I heard she got quite a reaction , did n't she ? " he wheezes and chuckles slyly , disingenuously , before getting serious . 

Old Mother Jacobsen would chuckle over this : ` How much wiser must I be than Odin , I who have neither eye ! " 

He chuckled , in self-approbation : ‘ But it 's always been me who left them … ’ 

Stray shots buzzing all around , Ace threw herself behind a large fallen stalactite a few yards from the sandbags , just as her ammunition ran out . 

As Shiona paused to wave back , Jake 's window buzzed open and suddenly he was leaning out slightly towards her . 

Then the driver hunched down with a magazine , the door buzzed open and Maxim went in . 

'T is the fly buzzing about the blaze till its wings are scorched . 

I listened to the flies buzzing about me and the murmur of the bees in the clover as they tumbled at our feet . 

You may have seen small single engine aircraft buzzing about the skies on warm sunny mornings . 

The drone buzzed curiously across the room and vanished behind the table , making its own checks on the Doctor 's health . 

In the morning a little aeroplane came buzzing across the blue window-pane of sky and alighted on the sugary beach . 

Even so , one naughty specimen , avoiding the fate of its fellows , buzzed around McAllister 's head . 

Visit the Channel Islands and you will see Britten-Norman Trislanders happily buzzing between the islands and the two adjacent mainlands of England and France . 

Sometimes I 'd just walk along the beach , sometimes I 'd buzz into the tiny town and browse around the patchwork , dried flowers , and charming chiming doorbell shop . 

The door of the grocer 's shop was flung open with a ` crash " and a small rotund figure , angry as a bee that has sat on its own sting , buzzed past the rubber merchant and accosted the sedan-chair operator . 

The presence of these large populations of insects , whirring and buzzing through the air of the ancient forests , was eventually to play an extremely important part in a revolution that was taking place among the plants . 

Only the drugged flies lumbering and buzzing through the air and the idiot , eager frogs bellowing recognize no siesta . 

It balanced forwards and stroked its back legs over the sheen of each wing in turn before buzzing frantically against the glass for a moment then landing again and repeating the whole process . 

Ostentatious day-flying moths , the scarlet and black six-spot burnets buzzed with whirring wings from yellow birds foot trefoil to blue sheep bit to mauve tufted vetch . 

Although she had little time to help organize the newspaper project , as she buzzed around discussing it with friends and jotting down ideas it began to get up steam . 

The second is from 50cc motorbikes with silencers removed , no better than turbo-charged lawn-mowers , which constantly buzz up and down one 's peaceful road shattering the peace , often late at night . 

As she buzzed along the M1 back into town , Jessica 's resentment grew to flame heat . 

The tension mounted as the fly buzzed around the room giving the audience , every now and again , a fleeting glimpse of the girl . 

Small pleasure craft buzzed around the square-rigged giants of the sea as they left Liverpool in scenes reminiscent of the turn of the century when the port was the gateway to the Americas . 

The chopper went to refuel , came back and buzzed around some more and then returned to Glasgow . 

All day long the wasp-like little plane whizzed and buzzed about over the Aboriginal community . 

From his saddlebag he took a length of rope that he knotted as a leash round Nosey 's neck , then he drew his rifle out of the saddle holster , cocked it , and went silently forward . 

In addition , slung across his shoulder , Grant carried a coiled rope knotted every two feet to facilitate climbing . 

Mrs Browning had a felt hat tied on with a scarf knotted under the chin , a thick tweed suit , woollen gloves , and fleecy-lined suede boots . 

He was wearing a blue shirt , a crimson scarf knotted round his neck . 

The gambling king stood to one side , wrapped in a black kimono , a white scarf knotted at his throat . 

It was a mixture of strange colours and the knitted ties felt scratchy where Gloria knotted them under Dot 's chin . 

But he said nothing , just sat down at the table , a pale-faced , freckled child , his school tie knotted to one side , and catching part of his collar . 

He padded about in his freedom with a towel knotted round his waist and put some toast to grill . 

Sabine sat up , shivered a little in the cool of the early morning air , as Rohan walked in , a towel knotted round his hips , carrying two cups . 

I knotted a headscarf round my throat so savagely I nearly choked myself , and crept -- I had to creep , because of Mavis -- downstairs and out into the fog . 

She reached for her jacket , knotted the gay red scarf at her throat and tapped at Luke 's door , then went in . 

Siegfried had just begun to take the stairs three at a time when his brother descended from the landing , knotting his tie with perfect composure . 

He knotted the end of the tie round the other side of the window . 

It does not stretch as much as nylon or polyester twist and it knots easily . 

They both wore plain silk blouses , pearls and Hermès scarves knotted loosely around their throats . 

Wild-eyed Furus , bright scarves knotted round their brows , hurled chunks of red iron ore through the plate-glass windows of Government House . 

If you have more time , try swagging or knotting the fabric and then secure it in place using swag hooks . 

He felt for the scrap of silk and knotted it loosely around her neck . 

He moved quickly to knot the boat 's rope through a ring sunk in the jetty . 

He merely shifted position slightly , knotted his fingers more tightly together and continued gazing out of the window . 

And another executioner earned the crowd 's ecstatic applause when he beheaded two criminals with one blow ! 

A true professional , he beheaded his victims with unhurried expertise , a credit to his calling . 

As Franz entered in his diary in 1576 : ` Hans Payhel , who committed three murders ; two years ago I cut off his ears and flogged him ; today I beheaded him at Forcheim . " 

When beheading the Comte de Lally in 1766 , the blade cut into the victim 's jaw and cheek , breaking his teeth . 

They threw him to the ground and beheaded him in front of his son . 

They bayoneted 25 pregnant women in the abdomen and beheaded 52 children . 

On 6 August 1579 he also beheaded three thieves , Býchner , Gabler and Dieterich , an event which came as a considerable shock to Frau Dieterich , for as they were being led out she ` wanted to see the poor sinners , and saw her own husband among them , whom she embraced and kissed , for she had not known her husband had been arrested , nor that he was a fellow of that sort " . 

He was beheaded by them , and replaced by an adherent of the Lords Ordainers . 

Agnes Rossnerin , who smothered and throttled her companion in order to steal some money , was beheaded by the sword ` because she was a poor creature and had a wry neck " . 

He was beheaded by local peasants as he lay down on the hill to sleep after a large meal of local sheep . 

By 1646 , the Royalists were defeated and King Charles I was charged with treason against the peoples parliament and was beheaded at Westminster on 30th , January 1649 . 

When the clumsy plotting of the Queen of Scots against Elizabeth finally exasperated the English beyond endurance , Mary was beheaded at Fotheringhay . 

Under Islamic law , rapists , murderers and drug traffickers are beheaded in public while convicted thieves have their hands amputated . 

Two Pakistani drug traffickers were beheaded yesterday in the eastern city of Dammam , Saudi Arabia , for smuggling heroin into the kingdom , the Interior Ministry announced. -AP . 

The most powerful were imprisoned ; traitors were beheaded and Catholic landowners like the Roscarrocks were fined so heavily that they were forced to sell property and make do with fewer and fewer servants . 

A thoroughgoing royalist , he was responsible for beheading some of those he captured , apparently after some form of trial . 

I 'm sure he would n't have liked the way we communally beheaded him but it did the job . 

The Encomiast has him beheaded by Earl Eric personally , while Florence says that he was killed in London at Christmas 1017 and that Cnut ordered the corpse to be left unburied . 

Although Anne Boleyn gave birth to Princess Elizabeth at Greenwich , in September 1533 , there was no son forthcoming and Henry VIII became convinced that she had another lover , so he had her beheaded on 19th . 

Margaret , Countess of Salisbury , after having been sentenced without trial and harshly imprisoned in the Tower of London for two years , was brutally beheaded on Tower Green on 27 May 1541 

This business is encumbered by a large portfolio of undeveloped residential land which will dilute its ability to make a reasonable return on its assets for some time to come .

But nobody was encumbered with the bounty of the countryside tied up with old newspaper and garden string .

The bigger nations , for their part , have already developed systems of takeover supervision , and do not want to be encumbered with another layer of M & A bureaucracy .

He was now encumbered with a record that the voters generally regarded in an unfavourable light .

His other holdings included the lordship of Chirk in the Welsh marches and land forfeited by Henry Beaufort duke of Somerset , although this was encumbered by the claims of two dowagers .

Knighted in 1623 , Evelyn first entered Parliament for Wilton in 1626 , and ten years later succeeded to an estate allegedly worth £2,000 per annum but heavily encumbered with debt .

Marines backed by units of the French Foreign Legion took control of much of Mogadishu during Dec. 9 , seizing weapons , although their operations were encumbered by curious crowds and reporters .

They were a discredit to a country in which trade was , moreover , still encumbered by the Navigation Acts which ensured preference for British shipping .

Many found it more attractive to take development decisions without being encumbered by a publicly agreed plan .

It is hardly likely that this could have been true of the greatest of them , Whittington , because his father had died with his estate encumbered by an outlawry incurred in a plea of debt .

Most villagers were encumbered with the huge broods of the day and it was as much as worn parents could do to keep them warm and fed But John 's parents had time to give .

We are so encumbered by having British literature in our foreground that … one must speak of it in disproportion .

Alas , headless flies can learn to hold their legs in a particular position to avoid a shock , and even solve the problem faster than those still encumbered with brains .

She must have realised that she was no longer encumbered , but completely free .

If West Yorkshire can manage without a county council and manage well , and the West Yorkshire district councils can carry out the necessary functions , why does Derbyshire have to be encumbered with a county council ?

As you will see , I am somewhat encumbered , though not , I hope , for many days longer . "

All these men were encumbered with their heavy loads and had only automatic pistols .

Even encumbered by his painting gear and a heavy camera case , Fen strode along as fast as ever .

Step aboard in all your finery and you 'll barely need to incline your head , let alone disturb a vicuna pleat or crush the crinoline . 

" Godspeed you , Father , we shall pray for you and all your intentions , " he whispered , and with Amyas steadying the boat , the priest stepped aboard , to be rowed out to an awaiting bark . 

He was about to step across to the darkness of the recess and Lily 's room when he heard footsteps and the sound of voices below him in the tiled entrance hall . 

Slowly he stepped across to the terrace and gazed down at her with eyes so racked with pain that Ruth 's own eyes filled to the brim with her despair and lost love . 

They stepped around a duck which was n't about to move for anybody . 

Suddenly , the door of the inn opened and a man stepped inside . 

I stepped over two zipper bags left in the middle of the small stage and reached around the doorjamb to fumble the light on . 

Phil stepped right up and tinkled out Danger Man and the theme from Robinson Crusoe . 

When it was some ten metres away and was obviously not going to stop at the shelter , Adam stepped right into its path . 

Mrs. Jervis , step upstairs to keep the maids from coming down at this noise . 

Beside me , Eva , in her jeans and tennis shoes , stepped along lightly , trying to hum one of Charlie 's songs and keep up with my fast pace . 

On most boards the footstraps can be fitted when you improve so on no account should they be on the board when you learn as they can get in your way as you step around the board . 

Moving carefully , Benny stepped around the edges of the room , and opened the window shutters . 

People stepped around her as she stood there , debating how much of the tale was true and where Wainfleet had got it . 

The woman stepped lightly away on her high-heeled , patent leather boots to her basket-work Mini parked beside the public convenience . 

A yellow line of electric light shone below the door just as he reached it , and his heart jumped ; he stepped back quickly as the handle turned . 

Sliding from his lap , she stepped back so that he could view her . 

I felt , by doing that , I had effectively stepped back in time and discovered the one thing that should have been thought of before we even harnessed electricity . 

He stepped back out of the circle and stood frowning into his drink . 

Ronni struggled from her stupor and stepped back into the hallway , her legs feeling like bales of straw beneath her . 

When the shelf was cleared , she stepped down and asked , ` Now , what ? 

He refused to set a time within which he would step down , saying he was giving diplomacy time to solve the crisis peacefully . 

On June 21 Jörg Haider , 40 , the populist leader of the Freedom Party of Austria ( FPÖ ) , was obliged to step down as provincial governor ( Landeshauptmann ) of Carinthia . 

The pilot flipped up the door , and Duroc bent to avoid the still slowly circling blades as he stepped down onto the tarmac . 

He stepped down from the terrace and walked against the driving rain towards the footings . 

For 15 years he served as warehouse foreman before stepping down from that position to take responsibility of the new pre-mix plant . 

Someone else has had to step in and fill my position -- and it has shown in our results . 

Others have called on the council to step in and tell the firm to put its house in order . 

When she reached Dymlight Cottage , the front door was partly open and she stepped straight in . 

I wanted to have that control in the studio , being able to step in at any moment . " 

She stepped off the plane wearing an old primrose Catherine Walker number which last saw the light of day five years ago . 

Yet when I step off the bus at the Coronet cinema I get the same lurch as when I first left home . 

We stepped off the plane into warm balmy air , happy to be back amongst the many English and Maltese friends we have made here . 

The moment they stepped on to the moor itself their feet sank almost to the ankle . 

To begin this stage of training you have to get the bird to step on to your glove , not jump , but step , very deliberately and confidently . 

He stepped on to the deck , then down into the cockpit and , turning , held out his hand . 

` And since Celia is stepping out as usual , could you fix us drinks , Stephen ? 

Shortly the pod made its unceremonious bump of a landing at the immensity of the spaceport , and I stepped warily out . 

To their combined relief , it was not long before the two men arrived at the driveway and stepped cautiously out onto its surface . 

He was as psyched up as a footballer about to step out on to the field on Super Bowl Sunday -- but he would be sustaining this level of feverish anticipation all winter . 

Hailed as the next Sophia Loren , the dark-eyed Italian is set to take the fashion world by storm as she steps out in the latest clothes by rainwear company Four Seasons . 

He drew breath hard , and stepped out from his shallow niche and stood in the centre of the walk . 

They rose , made their farewells , and stepped out into the cold , icy street . 

Filming Scent of a Woman he had a scene in which he stepped straight out into the speeding traffic . 

Stepping over a ridge along the floor , I found myself beside an immense open fireplace , all trace of grate and mantelpiece removed . 

Marco was stepping over the spasming limb as if the robot was n't there . 

He got up from his desk and stepped over to the measuring rod . 

She controlled the horse with a length of twine and she had authority over the animal , which snorted then stepped proudly round to the gate . 

Manville paused to straighten his tie before stepping through . 

They stepped through , into the cool semi-darkness of the inner sanctum . 

When the hole was big enough , Jesus stepped through and switched on his spacesuit lights . 

Dragging it open , Grant stepped quickly through into the clear air beyond and pulled the heavy door shut behind him , blotting out the smoke and heat . 

` I 've set the table outside on the terrace , " Fernando told her , stepping through from the kitchen beyond . 

Cornelius stepped sharply up and rapped upon it with his knuckle . 

Every night that Madame stepped up onto the stage in her dress , Boy would be watching her ; he always stayed for that . 

Manville jabbed his knuckles in the man 's back as he stepped up behind him . 

I stepped closer and the young woman rose and made to flee but I seized her by the wrist . 

He stood on the threshold dangling two keys in his hand , and did not bother to step within . 

` That was hard , " I told Graham , forgetting that he 'd probably just step across using his stilt-like limbs . 

Now he has stepped aside , accused of corruption -- much as Fernando Collor , another economic liberaliser , had to step aside before being driven out of office in Brazil last year . 

He cut across the grass , stepping between and over the outstretched bodies . 

Only when she had rinsed herself clean and gone through the whole process again did she feel able to step from under the flood of water . 

Hards , where seamen may step ashore without muddying their boots , occur where the water velocity is sufficient to carry away fine clays and sands . 

Tears burst from his eyes when we were leaving South American soil and stepping aboard the cargo ship that would deliver us in Panama . 

The immaculate officer stepped gingerly aboard Sinar Surya and failed to conceal his astonishment at our living conditions . 

He opened the door wider and hesitantly stepped across the threshold . 

The gloomy glint of glazed eyes followed her , watching from the petrified forest of branched horn as she stepped silently along the drugget . 

Tansy and Jules made an odd pair as they stepped carefully among the graves , he tall and well-tailored , she clinging to his arm in her thick black coat , looking smaller than ever . 

He pushed his hands in his pockets and stepped a little behind her as she strode . 

To complete her feeling of helplessness , he gagged her with a wide strip of thick linen , and stepped behind her out of sight . 

Stripping off the rest of her wet clothes , she bundled them out on the landing , then irritably turned on the shower and stepped beneath the hot jets . 

Cameron stepped between the stunted apple-trees and knocked on the McCulloch' new front door . 

Then someone laughed , stepped sideways between two stalls , and the tides of humanity began to flow again . 

` Something has happened to us , Mary , that enables us to step between worlds . 

He stepped from the frail craft of gossamer thin nylon and fibreglass . 

As they stepped from grass to gravel , a long dark green Mercedes two-seater swept towards them , accelerating fast . 

Caroline stepped from her shoes , then from her dress as she made her way across the room . 

The polar gates , once used by the star-walking Slann to step from world to world , had collapsed , and a tide of uncontrolled magical energy swamped the Known World . 

That the country would be lifted from recession should Neil Kinnock step aside in my favour counts for nothing . 

And Helmut liked to feel he was stepping in the footprints of celebrated men . 

She stepped forward in a manner that was so delicate it was repulsive . 

SOLDIERS step in a stooped position through the narrow steel door placed a foot off the ground in the concrete wall . 

Their wives , hand in hand , stepping carefully in expensive shoes over the summer 's jetsam , brought up the rear . 

Some time between knocking on Nicolo 's door and stepping inside his apartment , she 'd lost the advantage her anger had provided . 

He had not entered the room , but stood warily outside it , looking in at her , and before he would step inside he asked : ` He 's not home , then ? 

The moment they stepped inside the Macandon offices , there was a flurry of activity around them . 

She returned his smile as she stepped inside the office , glancing across at Scott 's desk . 

She stepped into the garden uncertainly , followed by two tall people . 

Swinging lightly over the top rail he glanced down , measured the drop to the shoulders of his unsuspecting victim below , and stepped into space . 

Anthea has only just stepped into Yvette 's shoes but has already made pals with the other presenters and , course , Bonnie the dog . 

The masked figure stepped ponderously off the dais , sat down at the baize-covered table and indicated with a gloved hand that I should join him . 

He stepped meaningfully off the shadow on to a patch of sunlight . 

Penny cast an unwelcoming frown in the direction of the steel grey November sky , and stepped carefully onto the pavement from the Earl 's Court mansion block in which she lived . 

All the doors were thrown open and the uniformed man climbed down first , offering Donna his hand as she stepped onto the platform . 

He had failed to notice the approach of the goods train , which was being pushed backwards , and was hit by the leading wagon after stepping onto the track . 

In fact , you could quite happily keep four specimens in a 4′ tank for up to a couple of years , before having to step up to more comfortable accommodation . 

He nodded once in satisfaction as Isabel stepped away from Joanna and stood apart . 

But , unlike Mr Hussein , Iran has not yet stepped brazenly outside the law . 

" I think I 'd best step outside a moment and see to the dogs , " said Tristan . 

Once we stepped outside the seclusion of our HQ , however , it was a different story -- we had the American Air Force to deal with . 

Dougal stepped softly over the rough grass towards the gazebo . 

He went off down the street , stepping lightly over the famous steps , which , without Mrs Brocklebank to clean them , looked sticky and stained . 

Downstairs she stepped past two sleeping bodies in the living room and closed the front door quietly behind her . 

So they must have stepped past her , into the church , into that dreadful room . 

The cottage lay back quite a long way from the path , but Virginia slowed down and stepped past it with quick , light steps . 

She walked slowly up the street on the shaded side , stepping carefully round the stalls set up on the pavement and the goods displayed by some vendors which were spread out on cloths on the pavement itself . 

He began to tremble as he stepped through the door and looked up at the dim stairway which climbed steeply out of the bare and musty hall . 

For a moment it was as though they had stepped through the doorway and into a Mediterranean resort . 

He followed the officer , stepping through the churned mud , towards the concrete steps down into the brigade post , and the presence of the Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council . 

He stepped through the deep snow towards the grave where Tallis stood her silent guard . 

Then , as he stepped to one side , a shadow moved into the light . 

Instead he stepped to one side of the gate , then turned to something behind him . 

She stumbled backward , out of range , but he stepped toward her and raised his stick again . 

As Michael stepped towards him , Grierson stepped backwards , his hands coming up to defend himself if the visitor lashed out . 

It stepped slowly towards Tallis , crouched with much rustling and snapping of sinews and reached a long , tapering twig-finger to touch her hand . 

` Hamburgers , " Adam drooled , sampling the air appreciatively as they stepped under the canvas awning . 

Inside all of us there is a sultry , glamorous model just waiting to step under the studio lights . 

Mrs Lomax fumbled with the ignition switch and Jack could see that she was close to tears again . 

From this viewpoint we can see that , although the centre of Funchal is very built-up , there is still a lot of green land around the city . 

As she got closer , she could see that each had one or two articles from various newspapers stuck to it . 

When you take it out , you will see the ice has pushed up the cap . 

Maybe people will look at the squad , see I 'm out of it and assume my best days are over . 

I felt a burning , splitting sensation , and Dick told me to look as the head had crowned , and I could see she had dark hair . 

We 'd then pull out a sandwich and a cake , put it on the tray : nobody could see what they were eating , and we 'd pocket the difference . 

On my right through the car window I see what money has done here . 

They can often be seen climbing up creosoted telegraph-poles in a vain search for food . 

Three couples had already been seen leaving the hotel with baggage . 

As the dust began to subside , shafts of late afternoon light could be seen raking down the village streets . 

She could n't remember seeing such a cheerful crowd queuing for the cinema , and she took pleasure in their high spirits ; but she was glad that she had n't gone to the pictures . 

When he peeped through the gap he could see the big half-pillars supporting the lintel , the rounded stone steps leading down to the paved walkway and the wilderness of garden beyond . 

One afternoon I had seen him painfully sewing on a shirt-button . 

On seeing me standing in defiance , arms folded and apparently so cool-looking , a hush descended . 

Peter , who was sitting on the nearside at the back of the car , could see a muscle jumping in Hubert Molland 's cheek . 

As I look , I half expect to see the air above the building turbulent and violent with the compressed energy of the pain and anger held there . 

" Over his shoulder I could see the light above the lift doors flick on No. 4 . 

She could see fly across his face a whole sequence of emotions and responses . 

Turning from the altar , Cameron could not see Mr Whistle among the congregation , but did think he glimpsed Judi , loitering embarrassed near the back . 

Walter sees a friend among them and asks if this is a private wedding party . 

She came through the front door of the shop and was a little surprised at not seeing her husband behind the counter . 

Only in Trnopolje and Omarska , they felt , were they beginning to see the truth beneath the facade of propaganda . 

The darkness intensified down in the wood though I could see stars between the boughs . 

Wait until you can see the first true leaves between the two seed leaves . 

For that brief moment she could see the room beyond him and there , jutting out from what seemed at first glance to be a pillow beneath the blanket , the naked foot of a youth . 

For this reason we can see a little way beyond the horizon H even on the Earth . 

On a clear day you can see them from 20 miles away at Port Isaac . 

If there is a problem try to see it from the child 's point of view . 

` It looks kind of more graceful when you see it from the ground . " 

Among all these grand people , I see a small woman in a figure-hugging black number with fringes . 

You can see this typical shape in some house plants , such as weeping fig . 

The door was ajar and Patrick could see movement inside the room . 

I could see the socks inside the trainers -- they were Dayglo green , the sort that used to be in fashion years ago -- and they kept walking towards me . 

And once again his eyes flicked past my shoulders , as if he could see something inside the trees . 

One woman was prepared to swear she had seen Sellotape on the back of Pike 's neck . 

I know I 'd love to see my real name on the spine of a book . " 

He was too deeply into the part to see anything outside the stage . 

He had set a pressure lamp on the Land-Rover 's hood before leaving the cabin but he could n't see it through the rain . 

Her friends on the bridge saw the boat , but they did not see Anne under the tree . 

I 've looked with binoculars and I ca n't see them with the naked eye . 

J R Hartley is one of those names which rings a bell but you ca n't quite place it until you see the face -- and then you remember the television commercial . 

Maria stilled her wilful brain and stepped round them so that she could see their faces . 

Cardiff fumbled to where he 'd seen a light switch , began to reach for it … and then stopped . 

Posting mothers ' names where they can be easily seen by anyone entering the unit should be avoided , and a policy developed specifying who is authorised to transfer babies between mothers ' rooms and the nursery . 

There had been no further news of Alfred since he was seen by one of the hotel staff in Lady Street at eight that morning . 

It 's amazing , it 's wonderful , and it deserves to be seen by everyone . " 

Scraps of the local railway system , which died in the 1930s , can be seen imbedded in Los Angeles boulevards like fragments of a lost civilisation . 

It was odd to see the clouds move when the water was so still . 

First , the person who looks into it sees not only his or her own reflection but also the other cars on the ` thruway " : the viewer looks ahead in order to see behind . 

From up here he had a panoramic view over a large part of the course and as he was in the last row could see behind as well as forward . 

Almost all the front doors were open , but it was impossible to see inside . 

He could see inside by standing on his toes , and he shone his torch round the place . 

He can not see over tall buildings , over hills , or through woods , however . 

Through the window he could see over grey slate roofs across the bay to Newlyn , a mound of little houses behind its quays and boats and sheds . 

It was hollow too , and because of the hole in the top you could see right into it . 

From here , on a clear day , you can see right across the Moyle channel to Scotland , less than 13 miles away . 

From its leafy canopy he could see right over the gardens and the wilderness of the lower grounds to the rows of cobbled streets on the far side of the beck wall . 

From the height of the rooftop they could see right over to the Kālādika , where one patch of sunset still remained , splashed across the sky , like a spilled pot of paint . 

The spire of St Kentigern 's , seen above the Banks , carries one elongated isosceles triangle of pure white from base to weathercock . 

He looks up , the script said , and sees above him the huge , luminous eyes of a monster . 

At the top of a wave she could easily see across the Longstone rock to the other side . 

` They may be large -- around 40 feet long -- but like icebergs 90 per cent is under the water and that is making them incredibly difficult to see among the waves . " 

Then a distorted voice began speaking , his silhouette vaguely seen behind the milky glass . 

Then they were gone , and he craned back to see behind him , to see if they were following . 

After a hundred yards or so I could see behind me the whole cliffed extent of the headland , and the house . 

Some birds certainly use their eyes to follow the geographical features they see below them and have a mental map by which they steer . 

They heard no more from behind them and as the small amount of sky they could see between the tree-tops was clouded over there was nothing to give them direction . 

This is the only way out , so the adventurers must head for it , even though they ca n't be sure that the haze and mist they see beyond the archway offers any real hope of release . 

But on Venus , because of its much more massive atmosphere the bending is more marked and we are able to see well beyond the horizon , particularly because the lower atmosphere of Venus is usually very clear . 

The ` petite and bubbly " student was last seen by friends on Sunday , August 4th , at about 7 p.m . 

Stac Polly is an extraordinary mountain when seen from a distance and doubly so when one is engaged on the traverse of its narrow ridge . 

Although they were looking at the clump of bushes from a different angle now , she knew it was the same clump they had seen from the gate . 

Black-and-white drawings could not convey even a remote impression of the emerald greenery of these wonderful hills nor the vast skyscapes and panoramic views seen from their summits . 

They may be able to see in the dark , sense compass direction , and recognize danger . 

Of this , comparatively little was from Walter Machin himself , and some of these Greg had already seen in the Sunday paper articles . 

Hiding near the door , I could just see into the kitchen through a small uncurtained window . 

We could see on limestone crags the sooty marks left by Tom in his desperate bid to escape . 

I tell you the same way , there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents , than over ninety nine righteous persons who need no repentance . 

But the prisoner who feels integrity and a sense of loyalty to his own group , although he may sincerely repent his crime , might find it difficult to express this publicly . 

Before Nina dies she and Gael again make peace , she repents her sins , and Gael vows to rewrite his novel . 

The first thing we had to do was to repent of our childish attitude . 

Well , she 'll repent of it and agree to all I say before one crumb , or one drop of water , crosses her lips . 

Do n't you worry , he 'll repent of his wicked ways all right , you leave that to me . " 

“ Two criminal cases , involving one Soviet and one Afghan citizen who openly confessed and repented their actions against the Soviet Union , have been discontinued . ” 

The Proconsul offers him a last-minute reprieve , however , if he will repent and swear by the genius of Caesar . 

This miraculous event caused Massaccio immediately to repent his past life , and he became a Benedictine monk , dying at a great age with the reputation of having led a saintly life in his chosen monastery . 

I confess my grievous sin , I repent it bitterly , I lament the day and the hour ever I raised hand against an innocent man . 

The boilerhouse bridge needed repairing before it pitched us all into the river . 

He reached for Freddy , and with what seemed no more than a flick of his wrist pitched him across the foyer . 

The girls plan to to pitch their talents against the boys at the end of term , so they 're getting as much practice as possible . 

What better way to test the mettle of the new Calibra 16v than to pitch it directly against the class best , VW 's Corrado G60 ? 

He had smiled at the frontier guards and kept walking with his rucksack slung over one shoulder … until the hand had clamped on his collar , and the boots had pitched him into a cell . 

Erm I 'd like to pitch another figure into the debate , er because I do n't agree with the County Council on this either . 

And yet , if Mr Brown does pitch his hat into the gubernatorial contest , he will start with a handicap . 

The horse reared and its front legs buckled when it returned to the ground , pitching the jockey on his head in the 21 August race . 

The horse knocked the woman over with very great force and then stumbled and fell , pitching the jockey violently onto the ground . 

If you try to pitch the ball onto the top , particularly working from a tight lie , you will find it almost impossible to pull the ball up quickly enough . 

Meanwhile students at the lecture got the chance to pitch questions at the minister on a range of subjects from Maastricht to the loss of his private life . 

He was promptly pitched overboard and just as promptly swallowed by a great fish or whale which the Lord had directed through the waters for this especial purpose . 

Fishing gear was thrown off the deck and two of the crew were pitched violently backwards into the hold . 

The Doctor pounded along the tunnel as hard as he dared , when he was suddenly pitched to the ground by a huge invisible hand . 

He said it correctly suspecting that the Conservatives were about to be pitched back into opposition by Lord Aberdeen 's coalition of Peelites , Whigs and Liberals . 

Shales picked up one of the newspapers in front of him and pitched it down the table in Dowd 's direction . 

On our return to London , David Attenborough kindly came over to watch the rushes with us , and when he saw this particular episode he shrieked : " You fools ! 

` I do n't know , " he shrieked , the screams cut off by Farrell 's free hand . 

` Do n't you dare stop me , you common little man ! " she shrieked . 

` I ca n't do that unless I know for sure , can I ? " shrieked Felicity . 

` Murder , " shrieked the lady , overlooking the relevance of Angelina 's provoking statement . 

` Stop doing that ! " shrieked Broadman , from under his table . 

Plaster dust floated down from the ceiling making some people choke and one little girl shriek that it had got into her eyes . 

Morathi shrieked her protests at her son not being chosen but he calmed her and agreed that the selection was a good one . 

The last words were shrieked at him as Doreen worked herself into a frenzy of rage which caused her to tremble violently . 

" Elsie Tanner 's here ! " was soon being excitedly shrieked in every nearby street . 

There was a burst of laughter and the woman shrieked something that was lost in the hubbub . 

Her temper sprang back into vivid life as she all but shrieked the words back at him , her fingers unconsciously curling themselves into the fists she 'd dearly love to use on him . 

` You 're frightened of me , are n't you ? " she shrieked at him . 

` Fucking bastard ! " he shrieked at the wheelhouse as he dragged himself up the slimy wall , earrings gleaming . 

At this moment , Madam , who knew me , shrieked to me over the heads of the crowd : " You -- there -- please ! 

` It 's him ! " he shrieked to the others as he started the engine . 

The others will come out tomorrow shrieking for Briant 's blood , just as these two have this evening . 

By the ` fifties we were taken over by Leavisites -- ghastly neurotics shrieking about maturity . 

` My face , " he shrieked in a choked whisper , and sank his teeth into the wrist of the hand that was choking him . 

A more general proposal is that the court should infer guilt from a person 's refusal to answer polite questions about what happened , or their decision not to testify . 

We can not directly infer a causal effect from a statistical effect . 

There is empirical evidence , too , against inferring acquired competence from relative accuracy of performance . 

However , let us not -- or not yet -- infer mass nationalism from separatist movements in all cases . 

It was perfectly proper to infer prejudice from the mere passage of time : in Cherry 's case the magistrate 's decision was based on two flawed findings of justification and no prejudice . 

If we succeed then we try to infer the behaviour of the whole from the known behaviour of the parts . 

Pupils can be encouraged to use a picture as evidence and to deduce and infer further things from what they see . 

That Eliot tended to be curious in such matters , others have noted , and they have sometimes inferred some oddity in his own make-up . 

Indeed , in some situations , the child may have to exploit this interdependence to infer the reason on the basis of information about the result , while continuing to maintain the reason/result distinction . 

We can look at the way other creatures behave and from our observations infer the senses to which they are responding , but our inferences may be misleading us . 

What kind of rules enable people to infer the function of what is said from its literal , formal meaning ? 

We might infer , however , that Audrey 's ` big-eyed " response to the birth of a baby implies the inclusion of motherhood in her long-term plans . 

In the actual examination all the figures are provided and it is only necessary to infer from inspecting the graph or drawing which of four alternatives is the correct one . 

First , the agreement that risk should pass independently from property was not express but inferred by the court from the circumstances of the case . 

What , thus , may we infer exactly from Johnson 's remark that he would go two miles out of his way to meet Monboddo ? 

As you may infer from my name and address , I am a person of Irish origin who is currently living and working in France . 

Furthermore , as when we infer from observed sweat the existence of pores in the skin , reason can lead us from what can be perceived to what can not . 

Note that the court could infer the accused had been in a public place where no such direct evidence exists . 

We can plausibly infer that crime has been increasing in the last two to three decades , presenting a problem for explanation and policy . 

It is clear that nothing can be reliably inferred from the mere fact that a word form has different meaning relations in different contexts , and independent evidence concerning ambiguity or generality is required . 

The existence of metal vases and bowls can be inferred from pottery objects which imitate metal models , sometimes even to the extent of having fake rivets and fake chain-links added . 

Hemisphere dominance for speech can be inferred from either the presence or absence of aphasia following a unilateral cerebral lesion . 

His date of birth has to be inferred from the preface to the third ( 1709 ) edition of his Compleat Course of Chymistry , in which he says that he was then seventy-eight . 

Little is known about his family , and his date of birth can be inferred only from the fact that he was apprenticed to a mercer in 1528 . 

It should be a condition , for anyone thinking about development to resist trying to infer how a structure develops by only looking at the final result . 

However , once granted that one can not infer what to do from fact alone , there seems to be no flaw in the argument . 

It is not difficult to infer where the information on curvature must come from . 

The researchers concluded that ` one may infer that many felt there had been a conflict between studying for interest 's sake and studying for examination success " . 

For if one supposes that all good things become valueless if you remove the pleasure , one may infer that all the value must lie in the pleasure . 

On the material before me I think I should infer that the district judge attached at least some weight to the debtor 's arguments based on section 69 . 

It is , of course , possible to infer some aspects of bureaucracy in capitalist society from the functions assigned to the state . 

Yet since you ` have " your body and I ` have " mine we can infer the general features of each other 's minds by observing each other 's bodily behaviour . 

Moreover , most galaxies are found in clusters , and we can similarly infer the presence of yet more dark matter in between the galaxies in these clusters by its effect on the motion of the galaxies . 

Another late Degas , a pastel entitled ` Girl braiding her hair " also went to an American collector , within estimates at $2.97 million . 

Her hair , that beautiful hair that was a shade somewhere between chestnut and chocolate , was braided tightly into two pig-tails . 

Her hair , braided into a long plait which fell over one shoulder , looked dusty and lustreless . 

Dressed in black with a white shirt , her blue-black hair severely braided under a black Córdoba hat , she was the very image of the brother whom Maggie had seen and dreamed of so long ago . 

The old woman shouldered her bag again , giving him a baleful look , and went muttering away . 

Mr Delors said Germany had shouldered a ` huge burden " by agreeing to take 200,000 refugees . 

Shouldering his load , he turned to Paige , expression serious . 

And it was not until Mrs Thackray 's tall , craggy fair-haired son had shouldered his luggage and led him to the top of St Jude 's Street that he had realized his peril . 

After Desert Storm , many thought that the attackers should have shouldered the responsibility of occupying Iraq , restoring democracy and temporarily administering the country under some UN mandate . 

He bowed slightly , then shouldered his camera and was soon out of sight . 

The ship 's course was altered to north-northeast to enable HMS Impregnable to clear the notorious Bembridge ledges .

This was particularly so in the area round Novgorod , where the dome was altered to Russian designs and climatic needs and established the characteristic Russian church skyline .

Still , they can all be altered to suit , and when somebody asks where you got that dodgy or otherwise guitar sound you can say

They were nearly all altered in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , then restored to their Medieval appearance in the nineteenth or twentieth .

I have got to alter myself so completely that at the end I should hardly be recognisable as the same person .

If he can alter the fortunes of the superpower state for the better , other nations will follow .

They have done so as technology has altered the source of profits in the total system of supply .

Had the trajectory of Labour 's industrial growth been altered by the events of 1926 ?

Though it has been altered in later periods , it retains some Gothic features .

The government subsequently altered its estimate of those able to claim and came up with a 50 per cent take-up rate .

The doppler effect alters the frequency of light ` seen " by the moving atoms ; because the atoms are moving in all directions , they see a broad range of frequencies .

She had tried to alter the manner in which the Persepolis celebrations were conducted .

The present school , 1862 , has been greatly altered and extended over the years .

The room was lit by a red light from the burning houses behind it as Anne crunched over broken crockery and plaster . 

She heard her mother 's slippers crunching across the sugar-strewn floor . 

At one thirty-five by his watch , a small Citroen drove slowly down the slope from the road , crunching across the gravel and stopping within feet of his hiding place . 

Sometimes we crunched across crystalline ice , or slid tiny steps at a time over glass ice , so we created shiny black footprints in the dusting of snow . 

Feet crunched past me , I caught a glimpse of a brown boot , the tongue flapping , the sole tied on with string . 

The tourists ignore him , like they ignore the battered silver Capri that crunches up the drive and dispenses a solid , mature dread into the yard . 

Satisfied that it was , he slammed it back into place and holstered the weapon , sticking his own pistol in the belt of his trousers .

Then he stuck the cigar between his teeth and slowly sucked the life back into it .

He sticks one between his teeth but does n't light it -- just holds it there like a storeman 's pencil .

REAL firemen freed Joe Grey , four , after he stuck his head between railings at Scunthorpe , Humberside , because he wanted to be rescued by TV 's Fireman Sam .

Another policeman , fat and in uniform , comes forward and sticks his baton between us , separating us .

He stuck a finger through the bullet hole in his hat and spun the hat round a couple of times .

They did n't stick their cards through your letter box or advertise in the Yellow Pages , And very often they were unreliable people , demanding payment in advance or trying to blackmail you .

He was sitting at his desk on the second morning when Nikos stuck his head through the door .

Marie sticks her jeans in too -- she 's going to wear the dress under her coat .

Then she reclosed the book , stuck it back into the wastebin , stood the wastebin on his desk , and withdrew .

To assemble the flowers , secure several white petals together and stick a tiny ball of yellow coloured fondant on top .

Molly stuck her head out through the kitchen window , and looked around .

Flick over a crisp , curled leaf and out prances a black hunting spider , or a green tiger beetle scuttling for the obscurity of darkness , or a wolf spider abroad with her cubs . 

Kimberley and Killion were prancing about the sky , failing to distract the defences , and Lambert strayed into a hail of machine-gun fire , splashed with flak . 

Noreen O'Neil looked good as she pranced across that stage to the catchy Irish tune . 

Off came the stylish suit and soon she was again prancing provocatively around the stage in a skimpy pink sequined bra and shorts . 

Frankie watched her now with a mixture of awe and delight as she pranced in little pirouettes around the kitchen . 

And then a log broke in the hearth , sending sparks cascading , and the shadows leapt , and Grainne remembered all of the old stories , and could almost have believed that the ancient Ireland had awoken at last ; that goblins and satyrs and cloven-hoofed , pointed-eared creatures were prancing in the room with them . 

Kynaston stepped gingerly over the carpet to Harry , prancing on tiptoe like an inexpert dancer . 

Outside in the passage Ferris was prancing gently on his toes like a runner limbering for a race . 

He was growing more nervous , presumably in anticipation of the sight of the clown , prancing through a doorway or being dragged out by the police . 

Frank stood up and , taking up an indignant posture , he placed one hand on his hip and pranced towards her , saying , ` No alcohol ever crosses my lips , apart from cooking sherry . " 

Thanks , " Ashley said , as Vitor came up the drive with Thomas prancing in front of him , ` you 've made one little boy very happy . " 

She pranced in front of them , more like a circus pony than a chorus girl . 

` We were prancing about making a racket in the middle of the night so they had a helicopter up straight away to see what we were up to . " 

I pranced about and lay on the ground and turned the lens through 45 degrees and stepped in pore-scouringly close , but what I was really doing , what I was after , was a good shot of Stuart 's double chin . 

He almost pranced along the passage with his pet and I hoped fervently that I would not see them in there again . 

` A bus-load of boring belly dancers , " I said , and pranced around the room . 

Up until then Kylie 's biggest audience had been an adoring family and friends who watched as she pranced around the lounge impersonating her favourite pop stars . 

Parish councillor Rex Goodban said yesterday : ` The donkey pranced around the field and was quite frisky but nothing happened . 

The comfort and security you are chasing can only be temporary with pusillanimous people like you prancing around . 

She ushered them into deep leather chairs , offered Edward a copy of the Financial Times ( which he took , cravenly ) and pranced off down a corridor . 

Occasionally he came in on her while she was engaged in odd projects -- dressing up and prancing round their small bedroom , or reciting . 

They would curse their lack of height as they pranced round because the tallest Girls were always chosen as ` drivers " and simply trotted behind . 

Well , it had n't changed much , except that it was bigger and a lot of schoolboys were apparently prancing round the sacred portals of Pierremont House . 

He had by now developed a routine that would never vary -- a peculiar Kenneth Williams walk , prancing up and down stage with his bottom sticking out . 

A few months later Rob was playing this bassline and richard , prancing about with the microphone , started singing ‘ I 'm too sexy … ’ 

She had n't really given him time to explain , just looked at that horrible creature prancing about in the hall all sexed up , and assumed the worst . 

Young people mostly ; some were singing and prancing along in the middle of the roadway . 

As opposed to the Islamic loony now prancing around on the other side of the room , thought Robert bitterly . 

His vision swam jerkily toward the charred gap , and the clown pranced out from behind the jagged wall . 

A displaying stallion raises his tail in excitement , swells his muscles and prances . 

` Fuck , " she cursed , keeping her voice low , and smacking the machine against the palm of her hand . 

As it appears from his zip top I smack my right fist into his face . 

They like to tangle their victims ' hair into elflocks , or as they are also called , tangle locks , or mare 's braids . 

The Great Rebellion can be regarded in part as an anti-witchcraft movement , like those which sweep through traditional African societies in a utopian quest for a new world cleansed of sin and hatred .

Ultimately the most memorable lines in this volume must be those penned by Bonnard to Matisse in January 1940 : ` When I think of you , I think of a mind cleansed of every old aesthetic convention , and it is that alone that permits a direct view of nature , the greatest joy that can befall a painter .

` Anyway , '' said Amiss , ` from what you say , it 's not as if he could bring in the police and have the club cleansed of sin .

They will not accept it as true that they murdered God , whereas we admit it and have been cleansed of that guilt .

In any case there was no time left to make his infusion before the assay : he left his blackthorn blossoms , cleansed of all thorns and husks , waiting in a clean vessel for his return , and covered from any floating particles of dust by a linen cloth .

In the great mission to cleanse America of subversives , the artist 's profession was , in itself , liable to invite suspicion .

The significant points to note from this passage are firstly the way in which the blood of delivery is unclean ; secondly the way in which in the case of a boy 's birth circumcision intrudes in the text and interrupts both the period of the mother 's pollution and the account of that pollution ; and thirdly , the way in which the woman is finally cleansed of her impurity through the blood of sacrifice as administered by a circumcised male .

Seeking redemption or salvation through the church or through faith provides a way of cleansing ourselves of sin and , as it were , perfecting our individual creation .

The latest Northern Ireland peace agreement will crumble , predicts the magazine , unless Unionists give Sinn Fein more time to cleanse itself of terrorist associations , both real and symbolic .

` But you 've been a marvellous father , super , " chirruped Deborah . 

` Yes , Miss Honey , " chirruped eighteen eager little voices . 

The bodice hung in folds but when she pulled the belt good and tight it did n't look so bad . 

Clare pulled her fur coat more tightly around her ( it came from a jumble sale and lacked any conventional form of fastening ) and complained . 

Harald fell on top of them and he tried to take one of the guns , but the girl pulled his hair and the young man held his arms . 

He was pacing about the room , pulling at his collar , and eventually he asked Mimi , ` Do they let you into Sardi 's without a tie ? " 

His breathing turned into ragged sobs , his hands slickening with blood as he pulled at the loose dead weight of Saunders ' body . 

The driver had fiddled with the padlock for a while , pulled at the wire , and then driven off . 

His public pronouncements and statements were brilliantly timed and phrased to send the right signals to Algiers , raise popular expectations at home , and undermine the credibility of the Pflimlin government . 

Provisions are , however , phrased differently from lease to lease and the tenant 's adviser will be expected to construe and amend the particular documentation accordingly , but perhaps considering the guidelines I have laid down . 

But before I could phrase the right remark , the question that would show her I saw no reason why in Conchis 's absence she should maintain the pretending to believe , she stood up . 

I kept one hand on my sword hilt and the other on my wallet as I mentally phrased the letter I intended to send to Cardinal Wolsey demanding the graveyard be cleared of such a collection of villains . 

So suppose we attempt , for example , to phrase accounts of the pragmatic notion of presupposition in terms of appropriateness conditions , we shall find that they wrongly predict conditions of usage . 

But it must also be remembered that this statement was made after his involvement with Surrealism and that he might not have phrased his reactions in precisely this way in earlier years . 

The good doctor phrases his reply with , ahem , surgical precision . 

Their problem is not knowing how to phrase the verdict without inflaming Pakistan . 

Charlotte did not phrase her response as a rebuke , but it had much the same effect . 

The voice , so accustomed to obedience , continued in courtesy , but its ring of conviction was sharpening , and Miranda sensed that Anthony Everard had reached the point when , if he could not phrase a command as a request , he would assert his authority undisguised . 

Or , to phrase the question in a Kantian style , what are the " conditions of its possibility " ? 

` And ? " said John , surprised that the usually articulate Comfort should phrase her approval in such pedestrian words . 

She could not even remember exactly how Tristram had phrased his reference to the document he meant to send to Beatrix . 

The child must phrase questions with care , compare and record answers , sift evidence and deduce the identity of the criminal . 

Though it was phrased as a suggestion , Nathan 's rasping tone made the words an order . 

To satisfy the US Senate article 5 was so phrased as to enable each state to respond to aggression only with " such action as it deems necessary , including the use of armed force " . 

At that time , it was proposed that municipal and government debt be included along with equities , and the law was appropriately phrased . 

The written test versions tended to produce the higher success rates because the questions were simply phrased and did not involve memorizing information as did the mental tests . 

Some of the most important questions clinicians ask can be phrased in very simple terms : 

The question might be phrased as : do you believe it dishonest for a person not to pay a fare which he believes he does not owe ? 

The question is therefore simply phrased as how does the child move from gestures into sign and into speech and is the language competence equivalent in both languages ? 

Analysts said the statement was phrased in a way that made it difficult to confirm or refute . 

The definition of terrorist association , however , was phrased more broadly in the new legislation , and prison terms and fines for terrorist-related offences were increased . 

This theory has also been phrased in terms of firing thresholds in neural nets ( Revelle & D. A. Loftus 1990 ) . 

References to the ` incomers " are phrased in terms of the benefits which they might bring . 

More difficulty has been encountered when the jurisdictional requirements are phrased subjectively , with no requirement as to reasonableness , such as ‘ if the Minister thinks fit , necessary , he may … . ’ 

One tiny privilege , " he sneered , ` when obviously you 're not -- how can I phrase it discreetly ? -- exclusive ? " 

In drama there is rarely a single right answer , and it 's often more appropriate to phrase questions so that it is the teacher who does not know , the children who do the clarification : 

The way they phrase the question reveals the fact they are thinking in the old materialistic and nationalistic terms . 

` He very politely pointed out in each case , " recalled Mountbatten , ` that it was not the way he would have phrased it , and so it remained virtually unchanged . 

It really should not strike you as odd that I have been enquiring into your affairs -- if I may so phrase it . 

Your language may , in reality , be somewhat more forceful than can be printed here but , however you phrase it , you have in effect made a report . 

The issue at stake -- as he phrased it -- was institutional : who governs , the government or the assembly ? 

She tried to think how to phrase the question , then said hesitantly : ` You would tell me , would n't you , if there was something wrong ? " 

My hon. Friend is wrong -- if he does not mind my saying so -- in the way in which he phrases his question . 

Newman paused as though unsure how to phrase his next words , then burst out : ` Buchanan thinks I murdered Sandy . " 

As a former pilot , the President was struck by the apparent sophistication of the operation and some of the piloting , especially Hanjour 's high-speed dive into the Pentagon .

Those familiar with Safire 's editorial style , reflected in his political columns on the editorial pages of The N. Y. Times , may agree with me in the contention that when he writes about language he seems to be writing on his day off : I can not put my finger on why , but `` On Language '' always strikes me as an excruciating effort to be cute .

The other thing that struck me about Bradley 's performance was the somewhat inconsistent quality of what one journalist recently described as his streak of `` civic mysticism . ''

The interview , occasioned by McPherson 's 70 th birthday , appeared in the `` Style '' section of Oct. 20 's Washington Post . McPherson was introduced , quite properly , as an important former aide to Lyndon Johnson and author of a `` much-praised '' memoir , A Political Education . Chatterbox will even go along with the interview 's overall tone of deference ( headline : `` The Long View of a Changing Capital '' ) ; from a distance , McPherson has always struck Chatterbox as a kind , thoughtful , and ( for the most part ) honorable man .

In one of the strips , one of the characters is jumping rope and says , `` Suddenly it struck me that it all seemed futile . ''

What really struck me in Skidelsky 's account , however , was the extent to which conventional opinion in the 1920s viewed high unemployment as a good thing , a sign that excesses were being corrected and discipline restored -- so that even a successful attempt to reflate the economy would be a mistake .

This struck Einstein as grotesque , so he added to his theory a fiddle factor called the `` cosmological constant '' that eliminated the implication and held the universe still .

If the president was seeing a shrink , that struck Chatterbox as big news .

He is also struck by what is left unexplained when size is accounted for : animals of the same size can still show more than an order of magnitude variation in metabolic rate .

Where ellipses occur , I have not bothered to copy down the entire list of offerings , selecting only those that struck me as odd , either because of the incongruity of the choice or because I could not , in my wildest flights of dyslexic , schizophrenic fancy , imagine the criteria employed in arriving at the selections .

True , they tend to have the emotional autonomy of 8-year-olds , but they 're less of a labor to `` read '' than ordinary mortals : It 's their business -- you might say their existential orientation -- to communicate their thoughts and feelings in an engaging fashion every millisecond . I mention this because the first thing that struck me about the much-hyped satirical comedy EdTV , which purports to show the effect of TV cameras brought into the homes of real people , is that almost no one on-screen seems ever to have met a real ( i.e .

'' French handyman '' strikes my American ears as oxymoronically as `` American intellectual '' probably strikes French ones .

The facts that McPherson was an old friend of Kaiser 's and a former boss of Janeway 's were noted prominently , and did not strike Chatterbox as disqualifying .

Some of them strike us immediately as exotic but others ( shampoo , for instance ) are in such common use that people are often astonished to learn that they have a foreign origin .

My worry about Bennett 's lack of teaching experience struck me especially while reading the math section in The Educated Child . Bennett presents a perfectly reasonable sequence of math skills .

This is going back a bit , but I was struck by the letter from . As a psychology professor , a previous psych major , and an avocational singer , I agree with your advice to `` Go for it '' but think there 's yet another option that Carpe should consider before running away from home or from college .

In 1974 , he exhibited a series of deathbed portraits of his father , a New York clothing retailer , which struck many viewers ( including Avedon 's son ) as an act of unchecked Oedipal hostility .

LSC staff were struck by the many innovative systems used across the country .

At first , Rea 's hangdog persona struck me as overly pitiable for Henry : A more repressed , formal Englishman would make his wife 's open disregard seem less cruel .

No , what struck Jacob as oppressively squalid was the subject matter he was forced to contemplate week after week : fleeting , age-inappropriate sexual liaisons in the Oval Office ; the seep of money into every cranny of the political system ; Trent Lott ; Newt Gingrich .

It always struck me as strange that in the period when crime was increasing in cities , politicians blamed the problem on the pathologies in the inner-city communities .

We were struck by the similarities between free radical signals that appeared after reperfusion and those noticed by Grech and colleagues ( figure ) .

As newcomers to Conference the IBOA delegation was very forcibly struck by the similarity between the problems faced by the Association and those of the wider Trade Union Movement .

I was struck by the fact that the majority of people visiting our stalls at summer shows had either not heard of us , or had only the vaguest idea about what we do .

I had been particularly struck by William Rees-Mogg 's column in the Independent on the day after the first leadership ballot .

Imbalance of this sort is only to be expected ; for we are very human and our understanding is limited and our perspectives often determined by what has particularly struck us .

We are particularly struck by the concern that doctors are now expected to work in multidisciplinary teams , not automatically as their leaders .

Both of them were immediately struck by how clean the city was as they walked along the wide litter-free pavement that ran alongside the lake .

Letterman confided to me after one of our tennis games that my pieces in Manhattan had always struck him as somewhat trivial -- artifices -- until he read my piece ` Drancy , Ante-chamber of Death '' .

Armin Jordan is still somewhat under-rated in this country , yet has always struck me as one of the most intuitively musical conductors around .

She had n't seen him for nearly three months and she was struck anew by his good looks .

It had suddenly struck her that he was a stranger in the town , and might have nowhere to go .

It suddenly struck me as odd that , close friends as we were with Charlie , I did not know his London address .

I am always struck by Pollini 's extraordinary ability to integrate even the most fearless of contrasts into a convincing whole .

This individual , however , is not suddenly struck by a brilliant idea .

Note what you eat , how often you take any of the four zero foods . 

He noted how frequently she made excuses for their hands to touch or for him to lift her down from her horse . 

I asked Millet , noting how the young man was very much the worse for drink . 

I noted him working on the machinery while we were waiting to ascend . 

They had noted her attention to detail , especially business detail . 

We have certainly noted your desire to help further , without having to give more money yourselves . 

These are questions we can ask ourselves , noting our own resistance to change and our need to control a situation . 

He has also noted the importance of publicans as profit-minded promoters of plebeian events . 

In Ata'i one might note the careers of six scholars as exceptions , in three of which the subjects changed careers under rather special circumstances , while in the other three Ata'i merely notes the change without comment . 

I have already noted his rejection of utilitarianism as an interpretation of the aim and purpose of life . 

Overall , patients were deemed to be psychologically stressed if the physician had noted stress at any of the scheduled appointments . 

With an assortment of adjectives , the driver confirmed , and his fireman noted a determined glint in his mate 's eye . 

We have noted changes in procedural legislation , as well as changes in the actual nature of policing in previous chapters . 

It was interesting to note a complete change in the timbre and resonance when the bird moved to another song-perch . 

The miners became geologists within their domains , noting alterations in the vein and the country-rock and studying forerunners of richness or poverty . 

It was a rough curse in Malti , as he noted the red weals on her skin . 

On 3 February he was brought before a judge who noted bruises on his chest and ordered a medical examination . 

He needed a haircut , too , noted Leonora with misgiving , and from the look in his eyes he was in a foul mood . 

At the outset we may note the following about the practice and theology of the early church . 

Note the black background above the lift : a help to the inlay operator whose equipment will give the illusion of the lift moving . 

I noted a new aspect to Niki at the end of I975 , which he concluded with a fine victory at Watkins Glen . 

He watched attentively , noting every frown , every look of puzzlement , every last betraying blink or twitch in the old man 's face , anxious to gauge the depth of his feelings . 

Phase 1 : initial tolerance The deviation is noted by members of the group . 

A boy with pool cue in hand is hoping that his presence in the games room will not be noted by the staff . 

A similar pattern can be seen around Bath , where , over the last 200 years and more , changes in the landscape have been noted by local antiquaries with all discoveries being carefully recorded . 

The species has declined considerably in winter since peak counts of 2,000-5,000 birds were noted regularly in Rye Bay between 1947 and 1956 . 

It should be noted in all these changes that an underlying Government objective is to pass on much of the cost of training to the industry . 

Two races of the Golden Plover are regularly noted in Sussex , P. a. apricaria and P. a. altifrons . 

` Indeed , " said Henry , noting with the appreciation of an expert the inspector 's choice of words . 

They noted with some awe the way he had risen to become one of the richest men in the county . 

The actress 's voice was becoming more strident , her cheeks more flushed , Lindsey noted with a keen , professional gaze . 

It was after hours , but he noted with pleasure that the letters would catch the 5.30 post the next morning . 

And Charles noted with relief how Alex was rising to the challenge . 

I returned it , she slammed it back , I caught it neatly , spun round and delivered a deft backward glance over my left shoulder .

Atherton batted beautifully for 42 but then left kicking himself for slamming a wide ball from Reiffel straight to cover off the back foot .

Slamming it after him , a look of disgust on her face , Hilary poured out her tea then carried the cup to the table and sat nursing it in her palms .

Now it was Ferreira 's turn to show his frustration , often slamming his racket to the ground in anger as he could only muster 11 points in a set lasting only 20 minutes .

In desperation she slammed the stop-cock open and precious oxygen knifed outwards in an icy cloud that she aimed at the farthest point .

Right , she thought , why do n't you see how it feels to be really wet for a change ? 

It certainly felt fast to use and comfortably exceeded all the 33MHz 486 machines we looked at this month . 

Now begin to breathe in white light ( or whatever colour feels appropriate ) until you are radiating light . 

Days that were five or ten degrees centigrade in London felt like minus ten degrees in Denver . 

The July sunlight on his shoulders felt like a weight too , but the door did n't budge , not until Charlie stumped along the weedy path and threw his weight against the door . 

They had been found guilty of five murders , having entered a house of some neighbouring villagers earlier in the month and clubbed to death five members of one family . 

` The Crown 's case is that on the morning of 31 October , 1991 , in a storeroom at the rear of their home , he clubbed his young wife to death with a lump hammer . " 

Owen measured his distance , and as he swung , struck the sword with well-judged force out of his failing hand , and clubbed him senseless with the flat of his blade . 

Riot police in Nairobi clubbed four women unconscious on March 3 . 

The townsmen had secured support from the rural hinterland , and a young knight in the invading force was clubbed to the ground by an English rustic . 

A post-election attack on an opposition motorcade protesting against election fraud by paramilitaries and Panama Defence Forces ( PDF ) troops put Mr Endara in hospital , after he was clubbed with an iron bar . 

She turned the rifle on its side and clubbed him down brutally with the butt . 

A shifta or brigand had stepped out of the bush , clubbed one of the men and made off with his rifle . 

Irreversible cell expansion -- very rapid growth -- caused the movement , not turgor change . 

It is also true that , for a given rate of national income , a change in the real wage will be likely to cause a change in the demand for labour . 

It will not align perfectly , of course but this will help to camouflage the mismatch caused by the change in direction of the border . 

D-Aspartate , a non-metabolized analogue of L-glutamate and D-aspartate ( Fig. 1 f ) , showing that glutamate metabolism does not cause the pH o change . 

Even one extra user in a group would cause a substantial change in the known-unknown ratio . 

No real violence may be done , intentionally , to either party and as accidental injury may cause the definition of the situation to change quite radically , it must be avoided . 

In very few education committees did the passing of the Act cause any change in the selection process at all ; in many the change was cosmetic . 

There the neurotransmitters cause a change in the membrane potential of the dendrite of the postsynaptic cell , thus creating an electrical signal . 

The change in SSP causes no change in standard enthalpy changes and the entropy values of solids and liquids . 

By attempting to show that the monetary changes were not associated with the changes in national income , they concluded that it must be the change in the money supply that causes the change in national income . 

Over two-thirds agreed that if they had caused damage to their own clothes at work , the company should not be liable for repairs . 

Whatever , if your intestines get tied up in knots over bootlegs , ` The Curse " could cause terminal internal damage . 

Traditional flocks are difficult to hang , as any paste inadvertently dropped on the pile surface is almost impossible to remove without flattening the finish , and scratches and knocks cause permanent damage . 

That tort , we think , consists essentially of a breach by the defendant of a duty to take reasonable care which causes damage to the plaintiff . 

All the attacks caused considerable damage , but no one was injured . 

On Feb. 20 , explosions at the British , German , Italian and Turkish embassies in Tehran , caused minor damage but no injuries . 

The Iraqis had also carried out widespread looting and had caused serious damage to the country 's infrastructure . 

This caused a violent explosion resulting in extensive damage . 

Concern about the disease has also been strengthened by reports of the death of a British dairy farmer from Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease , a rare dementia in humans that causes the same kind of brain damage as BSE . 

“ Russian and Lithuania have been dumping cheap products on the UK market and our understanding is that the Commission has now found that they have caused material damage to the UK industry . 

Chronic shortages of both cause most of the congestion and delays that reduce the quality of air travel . 

This simply slows the flow of traffic and causes unnecessary and frustrating delays . 

This may cause some delay to processing orders in this period . 

When these are out of order they cause delays , traffic jams and accidents . 

It is inconceivable that those diversions will not cause traffic delays . 

Maintenance work on a flyover on the A19 near Thirsk could cause traffic delays . 

In England a death is reported to the coroner if a doctor is unable to certify that he is sure that death was caused by some disease . 

Many forms of mental handicap are caused by social factors , infection and disease , accidents during birth , drug abuse , unsatisfactory ante-natal or post-natal care or accidents in life . 

One in four deaths in this country is caused by heart disease . 

Pathogenic bacteria cause a variety of fish diseases in ornamental aquaria and ponds . 

It does not cause cancer , heart disease , asthma or bronchitis , but until recently it could only be ingested along with several hundred non-addictive , non-soothing but highly toxic chemicals . 

The authors believed that their serological results supported the view that infection with M paratuberculosis might cause Crohn 's disease . 

Scarlet had thrown away all her old aluminium pans since she had learned that they might cause Alzheimer 's disease , and she never used tap water for cooking for the same reason . 

Scientists have suggested that the fish are infected by a bacteria or a fungus , but they do not know what is causing the disease . 

Problems also occasionally arise when all does not go well , and this may cause deep and lasting distress . 

In the midst of all the child-care and legal paraphernalia of hearings and appeals , another element in the whole affair caused distress . 

Although we tend to get most spots in our teens , we are liable to get the odd pimple even after 40 , and ` cosmetic acne " can cause distress at any age . 

The advertising watchdog body upheld the complaints saying the notices could cause ` grave distress " . 

But publication of this offer caused a major political explosion in Tel Aviv , even within Mapai ( Labour ) itself . 

In Birmingham water caused an explosion in an electricity sub-station which cut supplies to 3,000 homes . 

That was the occasion when a gas leak caused an explosion which wrecked an entire tenement . 

Thus , pupils moving around the system can enhance a school 's provision if it is a net gainer but cause severe problems very quickly if it is a net loser . 

There is no doubt that these potent drugs caused many problems . 

Check the vitamin/mineral list ( page 9 ) , as a deficiency in one of these can cause sleep problems . 

On the other hand , under-exposure causes problems which will be apparent when you come to develop the exposed board , which is the next stage of processing . 

The disintegration of the USSR caused so many new problems in the food and financial spheres that the economy of Russia soon teetered on the edge of catastrophe . 

She never moved or relaxed her watchfulness ; but in her very stillness there was something of violence , as though a touch might cause her to spring into startling and daunting life . 

The telling caused Zack to calm down slightly ; and his time was running out . 

Wright explains that these toxins probably cause diarrhoea by stimulating the phosphorylation of proteins that control sodium secretion by intestinal cells . 

And Janet Ellis caused an outcry by announcing she was pregnant but had no intention of marrying the baby 's father . 

He was fined on two occasions for making abusive comments to referees , he caused a storm by branding his players as ` boozers " , and his name was mysteriously connected with a local Swindon bookie . 

The scathing attack came just two years after Sir Claus had caused a storm by warning our crumbling schools were in danger of turning out the dunces of Europe . 

The molecules are initially in highly coiled shapes but application of a force causes rotation about the chain bonds resulting in an elongation of the molecules in the direction of the stress . 

The unbeaten colt caused concern after becoming ill on Sunday . 

A PENSIONER caused havoc after getting lost and driving the wrong way up a motorway . 

Eruptions on the Sun inject high-speed particles into the solar wind , and these can cause geomagnetic disturbances on reaching the Earth . 

THE threat of political collapse and civil war in Russia caused a wave of falling share prices on almost all leading world markets yesterday . 

The Chancellor also caused further anxiety by strongly backing the VAT levy on domestic fuel and power . 

Hundreds of accidents to children and thousands of deaths of animals are caused every year by thoughtlessly discarded waste . 

Note that anti-peptide 18 caused a reduction in DRTF1/E2F DNA-binding activity ( compare tracks 4 and 5 ) . 

The lack of oxygen may cause occasional trouble with easily reduced substances and possibly give conditions where anaerobic corrosion could occur . 

Deep anxiety may cause obsessive behaviour , fanaticism or a strict adherence to religion for the wrong reasons . 

The arrival of this bonny bawling boy had caused considerable consternation . 

And yet Efraim Karsh and Inari Rautsi argue pretty persuasively that the first invasion was more reasonable than it seemed , and that the second was caused by the first . 

Teachers should never treat non-standard dialect as sub-standard language but should recognise the intimate links between dialect and identity and the damage to self-esteem and motivation which can be caused by indiscriminate ` correction " of dialect forms . 

Mesmerised by this biblical travelogue , and deliciously warmed by the late afternoon sun , I wonder if my lightheadedness is caused by the euphoric sensation of time-travelling or by imminent physical collapse . 

CHRONIC constipation could be caused by an excess of the body 's own opiate-like chemicals and cured by a drug which reverses their effects . 

At the end , Cain concludes that his banishment has been caused by his refusal to sink his identity into a higher form . 

Held : The fire was caused by the negligence of the hotel management and , furthermore , the premises were not reasonably safe . 

He said in his opinion the accident was caused through driver error . 

As well as a changed pattern of integrins in carcinomas , differences in their functional state may cause pathological cell matrix interactions . 

The air in half-empty bottles causes evaporation and deterioration . 

Radiation therapy may cause short term effects such as sickness and long term effects such as urinary and intestinal problems and fibrosis of soft tissue . 

The report calculates that acid rain throughout Europe causes between £200 billion and £600 billion of damage to lakes , forests , crops , buildings and human health every year . 

` Put a sock in it , you old cow , you 've caused more than your usual quota of trouble today . " 

The problems that this could cause were to be demonstrated all too vividly in 1968 . 

Darlington firemen tackled a fire caused by a grill pan bursting into flames at a house in The Greenway , Middleton St George yesterday morning .

I failed to play a tape throughout the weekend of a drill relentlessly droning away in some shelfless room out of sight . 

Somewhere high up in the cloudless sky , hidden by the leafy canopy , an aeroplane droned lazily , the sound mirrored closer at hand by the drowsy noise of insects . 

There had never been much of a garden , only the rhododendrons flowering red and pink and lilac , where bees droned happily . 

They were all playing a singing game when they became aware of an aeroplane droning overhead . 

He worked up a cabal against poor old Professor Litmus , who taught statistics and never did anyone any harm , but droned on , and on , and at least never minded when his students slept . 

Deirdre was plainly upset and would have droned on indefinitely if Fred had n't shut her up . 

On 11 February 1987 the plaintiffs succeeded in raising a sufficient sum to meet the liabilities and the receivers were discharged .

The plaintiff succeeded in her action and was entitled to both the house and the remainder of the deceased 's net estate .

Because of our volunteer system and our love of the job I think we always succeeded in this aim .

If we ca n't succeed with our plan in just two days all this goes up , and us along with it .

As a ` failure " he/she may then become less capable of succeeding in subsequent tasks .

As one trade union succeeds in a wage claim and so moves up the ` league table " , other unions immediately put in similar wage claims in an attempt to restore their relative positions .

Obviously , the more widely dispersed the loyalty of customers or suppliers , the less likely the employer will be able to succeed in claiming the speciality required .

It does n't really matter if you succeed in catching the opponent 's foot or not : the main objective is to move out from the opponent 's centre-line while turning to face him .

She succeeded in conveying through her voice an element of ` you mean you spoilt my day for something so trivial ? "

Another salesman may communicate imperfectly but succeed in making a sale because one of the triggers used was sufficient to motivate the purchase .

Charity had just succeeded in ridding her mind of that subject , and she glowered at Mandy , wondering if she ever managed to learn a lesson from anything .

On May 29 Gabonese troops , using extended powers under the state of emergency , succeeded in regaining control of Port Gentil .

So everyone was terribly surprised , except for the instructor , when Evelyn 's pony shot out of the ring at an extended trot and succeeded in taking her all the way back to the stables !

` You 've succeeded in making an ugly house look beautiful , " Alec said .

If you do n't succeed in lifting the foot , then simply knock it outwards with your rear guard hand while punching with the other hand .

I would have succeeded in my ambition to discover how the universe began .

Support the Report and let's see if we can succeed in what must be the greatest enterprise in the trade union Movement since the nineteen twenties .

` We hope he succeeds because the game is supposed to be an entertainment . "

Like the Ark , they hope they 'll succeed in providing a safe temporary refuge for abuse victims .

" Now you have everything in your hands , " said the Shah , " I hope you will succeed .

If only one household appeals this may not carry much weight , but if several of us do , and give similar grounds for the appeal , then we stand a better chance of succeeding .

The same tenacious vanity which enabled him to survive the next nine years of penury wrecked his chances of succeeding as a writer .

If the hon. Lady is simply trying to cause arguments within my family , she will not succeed .

Unless you focus closely on the problem , you 'll never succeed in your research or writing .

After much effort , Jack succeeded in prising open the door with his screw-driver .

Another A group perspective is that girls do succeed at what primary schools ask them to do , but that primary schools and teachers fail to prepare them adequately for more advanced mathematics .

From a Weberian point of view the professions can be seen as occupational groups which have succeeded in controlling and manipulating the labour market in such a way that they can maximize their rewards .

It is generally accepted that in order to succeed on a plea of unreasonableness it is not necessary for the covenantor to show that the covenantee had acted oppressively .

In order to succeed in their desire to pass on their property to their children , men first introduced the rule of monogamy and thus brought about the first great change .

Mrs Thatcher succeeded in shifting the balance of power in our society from the reactionary state to the creative individual .

GPRA will not succeed without the strong commitment of the federal government 's political and senior career leadership .

In this small volume , the Charlesworths have succeeded on both fronts and provide an excellent account of the core issues for a broad range of readers .

The fact that they are succeeding tells us something about the magnetic appeal of racial fundamentalism .

No movie in the last decade has succeeded in psyching out critics and audiences as fully as the powerful , rambling war epic The Thin Red Line , Terrence Malick 's return to cinema after 20 years .

If so , she succeeded , as my American friend later told me , and , more interestingly to me , revealed by example how much terms in the same language for the same things ( station = ranch ; bush = country , sticks ) in the same occupation can vary from place to place , at least when it comes to stock raising .

As a result , he succeeded , in less than a decade , in making himself the ruler of Europe from the gates of Moscow to the English Channel .

But since the DLC has already succeeded in defining `` moderate '' as the opposite of `` liberal , '' its spin prevails .

GAO succeeds in its mission when its findings and recommendations lead to improvements wherever federal dollars are spent .

But the capitalism that survived and succeeded was not the capitalism of 1929 .

The health care organizations that succeed in the 21 stcentury will be those that improve quality and reduce cost .

Martin also succeeded in intermingling history and the present day in an earlier show called `` The Ceaseless Century , '' by which he meant the 18 th .

now that 's one of my favorite shows i really enjoy i 've been trying to tape that one for years and have n't succeeded in doing so yet

There is nothing wrong with trying to change that shape , and advocates of nonsexist English have worked miracles in the short time since they have succeeded in making their concerns known .

Bradley began the campaign determined to convey his virtue and wisdom , and he succeeded .

When he finally succeeded , after a prolonged siege and heavy losses , he punished the local population by cutting off the noses and lips of all men — except those who played wind instruments .

But the farmers have succeeded in portraying themselves as innocent victims deserving to be made whole by the settlement .

And so we still scapegoat RN for all the sins of the era to avoid having to ask tough questions about what really happened to Indochina , and to America , when Hanoi and the Khmer Rouge were permitted to have their way with people whom we 'd pledged to protect ( and almost succeeded in protecting ) .

Albright 's biographers offer an inspiring narrative of how she succeeded in becoming secretary of state , but they offer scant grounds for evaluating what has happened since .

I succeed in connecting to PlanetPoker.com when I borrow a friend 's laptop and connect through his Internet service provider .

The country has succeeded economically by fixing the best price it can get for everything , but the domestic market pays high prices because of a stiff sales tax and surprisingly convoluted and inefficient distribution systems .

He tried in The Day of the Locust ( 1939 ) , with its more or less realistic story of Hollywood down and outs , but mostly he succeeded in placing a veneer of hard - boiled literary conventions over his manias about women and sex , which makes him seem just as crazy as in his other books , but less aware of it , therefore less entertaining .

It must be awful , they argue , if the president 's lawyers have succeeded in feeding a dubious and duplicitous defense to the Senate , the public , and the press .

Gavrilets also identifies the cost of female choosiness as a critical issue : many models of sympatric speciation depend on the assumption that females always succeed in mating even if the male type they prefer is rare , so their choosiness has no cost .

The federal prosecution succeeded in jailing only a handful of the principals involved , but the publicity was enough to make the concept of `` reform '' a popular one .

elusive , '' he says , working to enunciate like a young Alec Guinness but succeeding only in nullifying his natural Scots charm .

'' If his mission fails , he will have the full moral right to say , 'I did all I could ' ; and if he succeeds , the rewards would be tremendous . ''

After shuttering the DOE , Clinton could depict himself as a crusader against waste and bureaucracy who succeeded where even Reagan failed .

Where Clinton has deployed his own formidable brain , primarily in economic and some areas of domestic policy , he has largely succeeded .

In Weisberg 's view , Bradley succeeded in making Gore `` look like a complete ass . ''

Take the now - retired Paul Simon of Illinois , who took a courageous position in support of the balanced - budget amendment and held to it consistently -- even in 1995 , when the Democrats were one vote short , and would n't have succeeded in defeating the amendment without the help of Republican Mark Hatfield .

There are a few good schools , even in Harlem , which have succeeded by doing end runs around the unionized bureaucracy of the central system .

He is succeeding as a political pundit in part because of his interesting vantage point -- he hates Hillary but loves Bill -- and in part because he is the Michael Milken of the attention economy .

( Or , even if they 're not incomprehensible , the media have never succeeded in portraying them in a way that interests the American public . )

What is clear is that the surest way to succeed in a reasonable amount of time is to have access to a large and diverse pool of genetic variation .

He needs to keep his finger on the pulse to succeed during the short tourist season .

But the wild ducks carved by Alex Mair had been recognizably ducks , the piquant sauce , new to him , enhanced rather than dominated the taste of the birds , and the small mounds of creamed turnip and parsnip were an agreeable addition to green peas .

He carved the saddle of mutton savagely , as if he were rending his parishioners .

Shaw , Black and Lulu all cheekily carved their own slices of the cake before they reached the matronly age of eighteen .

He is busily carving slices of meat from the carcass of a multi-legged Chaos Spawn .

A glistening 18 lb salmon lay on a kitchen work-top and Charlton applied a sharp knife , gutting and then carving it into steaks .

The tour was a disaster , Newcastle lost by two goals to Ambrosiana , the team that eventually transformed into Inter Milan , and were thrashed 8-1 by the crack Czech team FC Slovak .

A wry and comical early cynicism rapidly transforms into an overwhelming sense of sourness .

By now Modigliani could not transform overnight into a conventional husband , and Jeanne accepted him with his failings .

Dover is now proposing a third force that can genetically transform a species ; transforming not because of the external forces of selection or drift , but from within .

Which means that Belmont Street in Arlington magically transforms into Arlington Street in Belmont when you hit the border between the towns , and no sign in particular to commemorate it .

First Tupac Amaru had to watch the torture of his son and uncle and other associates before his wife 's tongue was cut out and she was slowly garrotted . 

He told us that Ed Riverton , who had a top job with INCUBUS , was dragged out of Helsinki harbour , " she shuddered , ` after he had been garrotted . " 

` That Finn , Mauno Sarin , you asked me to handle when he arrived here , said Ed had been garrotted before someone threw him into the harbour , " Carver commented . 

` I can not believe , " Mandeville jibed , ` that this girl garrotted two experienced agents , Calcraft and Warnham . " 

` Coo-ee " trilled Daffodil , teetering towards them in chinchillas and high-heeled boots . 

` I 'm not a Thespian , you cheeky bitch ! " trilled Mallachy . 

` I always think it sounds like murder , " trilled Gwendolen suddenly , coming back into the conversation . 

` Coming sir , " they both trilled , and soon we were sitting down at the dining table in a corner of the living-room . 

He 'll tell M Ps that the Government is trying to restart negotiations involving all the constitutional parties in the Province .

It was the 2nd of Jan , the day we restarted after the Christmas break .

Muslims and Serbs have restarted the battle with some of the heaviest fighting of the war so far .

The umpires tried to restart the game after about 35 minutes but the Indian team again left the ground when Ravi Shastri complained the crowd was hurling stones .

According to the report , the two countries had also agreed on a date for Vietnam to restart repaying its debts to Japan .

As an afterthought , Ellwood emptied the priest 's pockets , then scrambled back on to the rock and pushed Carey 's belongings in between the boulders along with his own clothing . 

Anyway " he emptied the suitcase full of notes onto the floor ` 

A man sitting at a three-legged stool emptied a dustpan full of rubbish over his suit and then removed it with a battery powered mini vacuum cleaner . 

A Building Society cashier had a gun pointed at her head while robbers emptied the office safe . 

As soon as they had emptied their tiny cups of black coffee , Nathan had settled the bill and they had walked quickly back down the hill to the waterfront . 

Unfortunately , this would be to empty the term of most of the meanings which it carries in actual discourse . 

The values of justice and equality would lead to the setting up of bureaucracies which would empty the world of sacred meanings . 

But the next moment Holmes had emptied his revolver into the hound 's body . 

Hugh 's mother emptied her shopping-bag onto the carpet and Gina had the feeling of terror that wedding-presents had sometimes brought ; she wondered what on earth would happen if something went wrong . 

Take a sheet of paper before going in to any negotiation and empty your mind onto the sheet of paper . 

Paupers engaged in emptying the cesspools during the night were allowed one pint of beer , 7 ozs. bread and 1 oz. cheese . 

Patients were asked to empty their bladder before going to bed , noting the precise time and discarding the urine . 

During the summer the " Bolshie outing " as it was known , practically emptied the village . 

A cess pool has to be airtight , and installed where it can be readily emptied by pumps and motor tankers from time to time . 

It was only shipped up to Paris recently when the house had been emptied of furniture . 

Pails were emptied from upper windows , making their way hazardous . 

Beneath each window were long encrusted brown stains , stretching to the ground , where the monks over the centuries had emptied their latrine buckets . 

Just for once , the headstrong Duchess who had so often flouted royal convention was asking for help and guidance . 

Anyone who flouts the law by lighting up in cafes , restaurants , buses , trains , offices and factories faces a fine of up to £130 . 

It 's to shame the rest of the Dharjees , because they say that Dharjees flout Islamic law ! " 

According to the RIC , timber companies are continuing to flout environmental laws , resorting to bribery where necessary . 

Council officers in Sefton now plan a clamp-down after a survey in the borough found retailers have been flouting the law by selling tobacco to under 16s and failing to display the statutory notices . 

Coun Bill Dixon ( Lab ) told councillors he was fed up with private and council tenants who flout the law by parking cars and motorbikes in their gardens . 

MORE speed checks have been called for in Darlington streets where motorists regularly flout the law . 

In spite of all this the EC Commission has , from time to time , had to instigate cases against member state governments who were flouting the non-discrimination rule . 

` But Director , he has flouted the rules of the Combat Arena , " he protested vehemently . 

The US Congress was empowered to stop military aid to countries which flout international sanctions against arms sales to South Africa . 

When Wickham and Lydia elope and , therefore , flout this social code , they are , effectively , ostracising themselves from the circles they have moved in hitherto . 

Taylor J. held first that the Home Secretary did not knowingly flout the criteria , and secondly that he did not act unreasonably in granting the warrant . 

Yet , with all parties widely flouting this provision , it was claimed that the authorities had systematically overlooked DLP transgressions while acting against opposition violations of the law . 

In the highly centralised French system , Puren has recently documented how clear , repeated and detailed instructions on modern language teaching methods have been consistently flouted by teachers over the space of a century . 

The simultaneous emergence of popular nationalist sentiment meant that concessions extracted from one Chinese government could be flouted by the people and revoked by another regime . 

The ban on Cambodian log exports imposed by the UN Security Council is being flagrantly flouted . 

Companies which flout the ban will be liable for fines of between $9,000 and $90,000 , with half going to the Fund . 

Employers of sans-papiers insist their businesses can not survive unless they flout official employment codes . 

Their association has described the early closure of the haddock fishery as unacceptable , provoking speculation that the Shetland fleet will deliberately flout the quota regulations . 

Venkitaraman had warned foreign and local commercial banks , in a circular issued on Sept. 10 , that they faced " severe penal action " if they flouted RBI regulations . 

Anyone attempting to flout the restrictions and climb conventionally is at serious risk of injury from BAA members abseiling down the cliff face . 

She had married the King of Spain ; she had restored the Latin Mass ; she had required her subjects to acknowledge the authority of the Pope which her own father had so blatantly flouted . 

Quiss stamped his foot in frustration , then marched back up the steps to retrieve the rest of his furs and make his way back to the castle 's upper reaches . 

While some elderly women beat their breasts , stamped their feet in grief and wept , Chikatilo appeared oblivious to the uproar . 

Squires turned upon the man in the rented tuxedo and stamped his feet in rage . 

She thrust her hands into her pockets and stamped her feet on the ground , willing warmth to come into them . 

The man came into the store , stamped his foot on the mat and went to the counter . 

Victoria 's glossy black hair swung wildly about her shoulders as she stamped her feet in front of the mirror . 

He stamped his feet like a restless pony , obviously anxious to get back to whatever he had been doing . 

Fearon twisted abruptly in the saddle and the grey stamped a nervous hoof . 

Already fifty or more spectators , mostly old men and young lads , stood on the touchline stamping their feet to keep warm . 

Strangely angry with him , Sarella pushed open the door and stamped inside . 

Stamping across the room , the man made as if to grab Michael 's shirt . 

She stamped from the room and into the kitchen where she retrieved two stiff and pungent kippers from the sink . 

Stephenson roared and howled with laughter , slapping his thigh and stamping in the mud . 

Scathach 's horse panicked and he shouted at the creature , which stamped in the water , twisting and tugging with discomfort . 

The room erupted as first Harbury and then Riley stamped into the editor 's office . 

A hundred years ago , this man had stamped into the Medici Palace in Florence and nearly wrecked the whole Trapezuntine expedition . 

When no one answered her , she came stamping into the room with a scowl on her face . 

The empty tin cash-box lay gaping open in one corner , twisted and crumpled as if someone had stamped on it repeatedly . 

She stamped on my right big toe , forcing me to produce an involuntary and appallingly undignified yelp . 

But yesterday McLean said it was Burgess who had been kicking and stamping on the victim . 

Not in an evil way at all , but if you gave him half a chance he 'd hammer you into the ground and stamp on you . 

She stamped past him and stood , hands on ample hips , eyes fixed to his face . 

He stamped through the restaurant beating the pineapple air with his short muscular arms . 

I stamped up the stairs , ran along the corridor , slammed my door and then jumped on my bed . 

Father and son had become locked in a verbal jousting match which had ended with Tristram stamping out of the house and staying out all night . 

We had to get up and gingerly stamp around to recirculate the blood . 

I stamped around my little island of dry ground to keep warm , chain , but long before midnight I was shivering uncontrollably . 

I came into the dining room to find the table bare and Siegfried stamping around . 

The committee men slapped Willi on the shoulder , shook the Direktor 's hand , stamped around the music room a bit , making flattering remarks about the view and the garden . 

But tonight his thoughts were stamping around his mind wearing heavy boots . 

As her mother stamped away down the drive Peggy stared after her . 

She stamped back and seized Blunt 's arm , rapping on his wrist-watch . 

He threw down the knife , turned off the gas ring and stamped down the hall . 

He tightened his dressing-gown cord around him and stamped down the stairs to the next landing . 

And when that did n't work , he had an animated discussion with team manager Maurizio Mancini before stamping off . 

Sir John had then stamped off , muttering curses about public officials who did n't seem to care . 

They stamped round the sofa and did that tricky bit of acrobatics that Sid and Ethel showed us the other night . 

He must have been pleased or he would have been stamping round here by now . " 

He stamped heavily up the stone steps , through the door , along the stone-paved entrance hall . 

I 'd stamp up and down as I walked along , and up would pop the balls that had been buried in the sand . 

Stamping up the stairs he went into the bedroom he shared with Eliza . 

She knew that Harry regarded her sister as his private possession , and was not surprised to see him stamping up and down and growling like a baited bear . 

A tiny , rotund figure was stamping up and down on the daubed green of the false ground , like a drunken redneck at a hoedown , or an aboriginal at a corroboree . 

He stamped up and down at the limit of the firelight and listened to the silence of the hills . 

He stamped up and down a bit , waiting for Miss Harker to return . 

If she 's so anxious about my welfare and morals it 's a wonder she has n't come stamping up here to check out the situation for herself . 

He stood alone in the corner of the yard feeling more than a little stupid as he stamped up and down to keep warm . 

Then she saw Gazzer , stamping about like a loony , feet flying in all directions . 

How long could he and his Sergeant stamp about in the cold feeling sorry for themselves , Charles wondered . 

He is also said to have introduced a new and vulgar style of oratory , stamping about on the platform , shouting and gesticulating . 

Marc was stamping about at the top of the steps , knocking the snow off his boots . 

It rattled it once or twice , peered in through the wire mesh of the gate , stamped around for a bit , and then drove off . 

She pictured the man stamping down through his pub , irate and duty-bound . 

Spike held a foot above the insect army and stamped down on to the ants . 

And eventually I convinced her -- or anyway caused her to throw up her hands in rage and dismissal and stamp off to her cabin . 

In the cottage he dumped her none too gently in one of the armchairs before the fire , pausing only to stir the embers back to life before stamping out towards the kitchen . 

They stamped impatiently , legs shifting and snorting breath visible on the crisp , thin air . 

In minutes they stood facing each other across a few feet of upland grass , the fresher horses of Jinneth 's escort stamping impatiently . 

I can remember at least six of the Stronsay women gutting the herring at that time and they stood on Moars beach . 

Yvonne would come and stay , and she 'd always bring a fish with her , a huge fish freshly caught from the ocean , and she 'd gut it on the kitchen table . 

Nearby , a fisherman was gutting his catch , while his wife , weighing machine in hand , sorted the individual mullet by size . 

She is looking for a dress for me and she is waiting to comb my hair , and she has the look on her face that she has when she guts the chickens . 

Barrows were piled high with fruit and vegetables , and as they passed the fish stall they saw the fishmonger gutting an eel . 

Then for hours we gutted the living , flapping fish and threw them into baskets to be carried below and put on ice . 

Sure enough , the entire church was gutted by fire and the next day the Church authorities responded by saying they would now seek to demolish the church . 

His flat was gutted by the fire which burst through windows and roof . 

A disused shop in Howard Street , North Shields , was gutted by fire . 

I mean we did see some strange tracks and we did find this sheep which had been completely gutted , but apparently that could have been done by a snow leopard . 

John , who lived there , said " The old homestead has been gutted . 

An arson attack gutted the Bucharest offices of the Hungarian state airline ( Malev ) on March 25 as crowds outside protested that the Hungarian population was planning to secede from Romania . 

An old woman gutting hens told him , ` That 's the lass took Marion Aluinn , bad cess to her , up off the shore yesterday ! 

On the night of 15 June 1908 , a tremendous blaze gutted much of the mill . 

On the way home she made a detour to pick wild flowers for her mother , who was down at the harbour gutting pilchards and would be late back . 

There they would gut the seals and render their oil , which they would later store in the stomachs and bladders of sea lions . 

Someone a few doors away had their house gutted by fire last week . 

The pilchards were in that week , and the wives and daughters of Polruan were busy all day , gutting , salting and packing the fish . 

No chivalrous knights , no majestic armies moving according to rules , but horrible deeds , towns gutted and burnt , women and children slain . 

Modrow entitled his proposals " For Germany , united fatherland " , using a slogan often chanted by East German demonstrators .

Already she could visualise the lay-out -- ` The Other Side of Fashion " she 'd entitled it in her mind 's eye when she 'd discussed it with Nick .

Things which had bewildered him were clear as crystal , problems which had daunted and defied him gave like locks opening to the right key . 

And she wo n't bewilder me with all sorts of complicated science . 

He bewildered his audience for a moment , and then moved them , when he suddenly turned a political invective about government 's neglect of the environment into a lament that one of the sad losses was going to be the poetry of the countryside , the pastorals of a Vergil or a Theocritus . 

His total disinterest in the machinations of money bewildered his brothers , his father and extended family . 

-- She tried to shut them out but it was as if one memory had set free another : they came clamouring now to torment and bewilder her . 

He makes me change , he makes me want to dance round him , bewilder him , dazzle him , dumbfound him . 

It must have bewildered the matron , who watched practically every mouthful I ate , that by the end of term I had lost another two pounds . 

He was bewildered by McCann 's behaviour and felt too inexperienced to accept nomination to the committee . 

He was as bewildered by Maidstone 's behaviour as Sandison was . 

The Friar was bewildered by his loss and could not bring himself to think clearly about the disaster . 

Like any other country lass , I was bewildered by its variety , caught up in the many city currents that seem to run as fast as those at sea . 

If his own reactions to past work are subject to shifts , the response of fans bewilders him even more . 

Immediately , the cameramen who had been standing at the sides of the rows of chairs moved , and the flash of lights and the clicks of their equipment bewildered him slightly . 

It takes a variety of forms and has long bewildered scientists and philosophers because it appears to lack biological purpose . 

She snorted softly and he could imagine her smiling in the darkness . 

Then an animal snorted quietly and broke the momentary stillness . 

The animal plunged to a halt , snorting and tossing its head nervously as water sprayed into the air around them . 

He took a step backwards ; the horse snorted and shifted restlessly behind him . 

Across the garden , the big yellow dog snorted and made digging motions with his paws . 

The man snorted like a ploughhorse getting its breath after turning a long furrow . 

Snorting at the friar 's apparent stupidity , Cranston turned his horse and led them out of the main alleyways of Southwark . 

He gave me a sidelong glance and smiled and snorted , which meant I must be out of my tiny mind . 

The horse may also snort , which clears the respiratory tract , thereby increasing his smelling ability and also allowing ease of breathing if the object proves to be dangerous and flight is necessary . 

He fetched cold water in the saucepan , adding it to the hot water .

He fetched his sleeping bag from the cornbin , where he kept it so the mice would n't make a nest in it , and curled up to go to sleep .

So they fetched this poor innocent away from his family , across the sea , to a strange land .

He fetched a blanket from the bedroom and wrapped it round Doyle 's body , trying not to touch the wounds .

They had fetched him for Christmas and he was staying on for the New Year .

When he fetched me from hospital after my baby died , we drove home in the dark .

He was fetched from his home by Mr. Ted Warren , one of Dad 's old friends .

Useful contributions from the tail swelled the score to 451 , leaving India a distant victory target of 372 . 

After the relative quiescence of the working class since the late 1840s these new manifestations engendered fears that respectable workers might become less co-operative if their real grievances were not palliated . 

Many village priests insisted on living in luxury , dressing in the best garb , jerkin and multi-coloured hose , and making every effort to palliate the hardships of their lives . 

Harry could see the sun glistening on the naked patches of her body although she had not yet removed her undergarments . 

She snatched Buster from his play and we went back into the house where she held him close to her face , laughing as the big cat purred and arched himself ecstatically against her cheek . 

She digs claws deep into their shoulders , arches her spine against them . 

She arched a brow at him , feeling a shudder of pure sensation when she saw the open admiration in his dark eyes . 

Arching his fingertips together in a gesture his subordinates , for sufficient reason , knew boded no good , he leaned back in his chair and enquired , ` What else has emerged ? " 

Standing on tiptoe , she arched her lower body to his scarcely needing the encouragement of his hand pressing against her spine . 

The god of Creation in Aboriginal legend ; known as Yulunggu , he appears as a rainbow snake who arches himself across the sky early in the rainy season . 

They persuaded him on to a bed , though he arched his body away from the contact of the sheet . 

The crib-biter grips a fixed object with its teeth , arches its neck , and swallows air . 

But the mare was arching her back and groaning in such agony now that Luke only just managed to keep her on her feet . 

She turned her head round , he saw her shoulders tense and her back arch again . 

Graham 's back arched agonizingly and he used every last ounce of inner strength to keep himself from wrenching his hand off the pad . 

It had a sharp , pointed face and a feathery tail that arched over its back . 

Trains were either diverted from Worcester to New Street via Bromsgrove , or terminated at Stourbridge Junction .

The pilots were told to divert towards India but it is believed they turned north by mistake and hit the mountains .

She climbed out and rapped the knocker on the black wooden door . 

The Home Secretary rapped the table with his fountain pen to bring the meeting to order . 

One of the puppets , dressed in a formal costume , announces ` the commencement of the evening 's entertainments " when the puppets jump up , and he raps a cane on the floor to command attention . 

Kirov felt it with his fingertips and rapped his knuckles against the main body of the sink unit . 

Lloyd rapped his fist on a badly-stripped fake pine door with a metal numeral 1 nailed to it . 

The light was poor in the Collector 's bedroom and Fleury might not have noticed how red and swollen his face was , had the Collector not presently fallen sideways , rapping his head on the floor . 

He told his teacher he had lost it on the way to school , and Mr Watson promptly rapped his knuckles with a ruler for his carelessness . 

Caroline lifted her hand and rapped her knuckles sharply against the door . 

One young man recently told me about his emotionally disturbed mother , who attempted suicide but succeeded only in permanently injuring herself . 

He has always been very bad about it , which is why he injured himself at Steve Hadley 's yard , and even now John has to dope him before he is clipped . 

But within a few hours Mal was suffering exhaustion and Bill had injured himself falling on diamond-hard green ice on the Lhotse Face . 

Bradl injured himself again at Calafat , a few weeks after the final GP . 

A woman who kept a child home from school to mind the baby while she worked broke the law , and if she left the baby alone and it injured itself , she was also liable to prosecution . 

Nevertheless , within the group of patients who injure themselves three subgroups can be discerned . 

They know that we send them straight to the cells at An Dap now , no matter how badly they injure themselves . 

When children injure themselves , it is important that you know how to give the right first aid treatment , quickly , quietly and with lots of reassurance to the child . 

It does n't matter if you injure yourself as long as you do n't injure the customer 's furniture . 

Clare Wood has found herself restricted to doubles this week after injuring her right ankle in a basketball accident 10 days ago . 

Sterland 's long exile began when he injured ankle ligaments in the game at Tottenham on March 7 . 

He replaces Dave Mitchell , who injured his ankle while playing for Australia this week . 

Top turret gunner , Bill Sartor , injured his arm in the turret mechanism and was out of action until March 22 . 

At the end of 1971 , playing for a World XI in Australia , he badly injured his back when diving to attempt a catch and spent a month in hospital . 

Jonsson , the 1990 world champion , who failed to agree terms last season , was lured back after Todd Wiltshire injured his back . 

Mr Parfitt was in constant pain after severely injuring his back in a laboratory accident 22 years ago . 

Graham Bradley , who injured a finger on Thursday , is also fit to take his National mount on Rowlandsons Jewels . 

Hodge , who injured a hamstring training with England , is fit to return for Forest . 

But she was alone when she climbed over the raised cot sides of her bed and crashed to the floor , injuring her head . 

Uncharacteristically , he decided to gallop about , and freakishly collided with a shed , badly injuring his hock . 

Centre Anthony Herbert also injured his neck when running into former Wallaby prop Matt Ryan in a Brisbane club match . 

Krishna Pal , a 35 year old carpenter , injured his shoulder and one of Carey 's fellow missionaries , John Thomas , was called to give medical aid . 

Scrum-half Brian Redpath injured his shoulder and will miss Sunday 's Test against Western Samoa while No 8 Carl Hogg suffered a broken nose and is unlikely to play . 

Lt. Stirling injured his spine and also lost his sight for about an hour . 

A teenager has seriously injured his spine playing rugby at school . 

He injured a knee early in December and , although he played for his club on Saturday , the selectors are not convinced he is ready to return . 

When I injured the ligaments in my left knee last year , the doctor said I did n't need an operation but it would never be 100% again . 

One player definitely missing this weekend is Llanelli and Wales B scrum-half and captain Rupert Moon , who injured his collarbone in the East Wales v West Wales match in Cardiff on Monday . 

Chapman may have been seeking to ease the pressure on his players , but if he did entertain hopes of the Double , they were dashed when James injured a knee at Upton Park over Easter . 

He injured his groin during the friendly with Ajax on Wednesday , but was improved yesterday . 

PAUL ACCOLA , Switzerland 's alpine skiing world champion , will miss the Championships in Japan in February after surgery on his left knee , which he injured in training . 

Retailing Daily , for instance , declared : ` We are obligated to work on obsolescence as our contribution to a healthy , growing society . "

Suggestions of obligating the unemployed to work for their benefits are quite in keeping for a Government which has done virtually everything else it can to ensure that millions of Britons will work for derisory incomes .

These set limits to the level of contributions with the aim to prevent candidates from becoming obligated to special interest groups .

They disagreed whether they were obligated by the correct theory of legislation to enforce the most literal or the most sensible reading of the statute in the absence of any reliable evidence about what Congress actually intended .

The taxpayer , assuming the validity of the statute as I believe it is entitled to do , considers itself obligated to pay .

But Feathers was to split when Hermione Farthingale decided she did not wish to continue with the group . 

They split when he was in some really posh place , up the West End . 

Although it might have been hoped that local and central government would redirect main programmes to the benefit of the cities , there is little to suggest that this occurred .

With an effort he redirected his thoughts to the problem of what films the Palladium should show in the near future .

Inquiries to Mr Peterken were being redirected to the board 's press office .

The CLI command file shown below would redirect printer output to a file called " pfile " .

This is the work that will suffer if food aid is redirected to the drought victims -- sowing the seeds for a new drought .

And the government should redirect its spending to infrastructure .

Energy with wavelengths within these window regions is not absorbed but may be subject to a process called scattering which deflects or redirects the energy .

` We will be redirecting our overseas exploration efforts into onshore areas where finding and developing costs are lower than equivalent offshore environments , " Mr Darby said .

The opening of the Pyramid redirected the circulation of visitors , but once one had left the escalators in the Hall Napoleon behind , one was confronted with the same layout of rooms as ten years ago .

Staff and resources allocated to it were redirected to a major project intended to regenerate east Glasgow .

The Germans negotiated an armistice and redirected their military effort at containing the German revolution .

You can also redirect information to a printer by using the name PRN in place of the filename , as follows :

I , on the other hand , had backache and climbed it as though a cattle prod were taped to my spine . 

Up until the age of 18 months , Graham 's tiny hands had to be bandaged to prevent him harming himself and socks had to be taped to his legs . 

Owners are told to start with a children 's toilet seat taped to an ordinary cat litter box . 

The guidewire was removed and the catheter taped to the patient 's thigh . 

The light-coloured car with the suspicious package taped between the front wheels was last spotted leaving the car park of Lisnagelvin swimming pool in the Waterside at 7.10pm last night . 

Initially he would remove the blindfold and tape a little tissue over our eyes . 

The art of bewitching young imaginations is second nature to Tracey Boyd . 

The romantic agony that had bewitched him was a million miles from the conjugal love he was now determined to celebrate . 

Bewitched you with her lying tales and slippery ways as well as my poor sister ! " 

Back in Vienna he had been bewitched by the viciously witty judgments of the satirist , Karl Kraus . 

Like others before him , Mr Gerstner is in danger of being bewitched by IBM 's glorious past . 

In 1649 he confessed that he had been transported and bewitched by Vulcan . 

And suddenly , he was n't ugly any more , he was a prince who had been bewitched . 

The husband agreed that he had been bewitched ; he spoke like a somnambulist , in tones of grief . 

I knew I was being bewitched , laid under a spell so intensely personal , so thrilling , I did not have the power to resist it , or to judge if it were good or evil . 

But if rationalism and empiricism have a tendency to blot out God , we must recognise that the Enlightenment 's supreme beguilement which has so bewitched modern men and women is a false understanding of human beings . 

I ca n't find fulfilment in peeling carrots , and I do n't thrill to the sound of the supermarket trolley -- except in New York where I 'm bewitched by the all-night delis . 

Striking the right balance is getting harder all the time as banking grows devilishly complicated , crossing borders and time-zones , spawning new products , using computers to bewitch and bewilder . 

We shall return later to the problem of discovering who bewitches whom . 

Late in 1915 , in a letter to Woodward , Dawson reported that he was ailing from an ` anaemic condition " , which did not improve .

The textile business is still ailing , but the two newer divisions have become increasingly important although their potential has not been fully appreciated by the market .

The Civil War brought grave troubles ; White had to flee to London to escape the wrath of Cavaliers , and he was old and ailing when he returned .

That meant that there were seven mouths to feed , and then Daddy began to ail .

Then , not a week later , one of the ploughing bulls seemed to be ailing .

His primary purpose was to see his two sisters in Boston -- one was now too old to travel , and the other was ailing .

After bitter boardroom feuding , Conran left Storehouse , by then ailing , in 1990 .

Always the strong one , never ailing like her sisters , and so happy with her three little children .

Then I told Springsteen not to invite any strangers in , or any of his friends for a party , put my flying jacket on and jogged downstairs to wind up Armstrong . 

He pulled on his shoes , rose and began to jog along the road in the direction the car had taken . 

She was walking so fast now , circling the camp , that he had to jog along to keep up . 

We imagined ourselves in a cosy little country practice , jogging along comfortably and enjoying our work . 

Our fiacre jogged slowly along , slowed by the press of horse and motor traffic taking people back to their hotels for the evening . 

It took an hour or more to jog along from Canonbury to Paddington , but we did reach the enchanted spot at last . 

Breathing deeply and evenly , he jogged steadily along through the rustling darkness of the forest , enjoying the exertion and allowing the exercise to wash away the pressures of the past night . 

I could see some of the other sprinters jogging around -- Carl , Ben , Ray , Calvin -- and gave one or two a wave . 

I jogged around with Ben well before I started on the important phase of my warm-up . 

Jog back to where you started the hill and do the next repeat . 

I then collect the grassbox and jog back to the front of the house where Pa is waiting . 

I stuffed the Olympus inside my overalls and we jogged back across the Paddock , studiously ignoring the pillbox off to our left . 

They dropped the stretcher by Tommy 's side and dragged him on to the canvas before jogging back towards the trench . 

He jogged easily back to his apartment , to snatch some breakfast , and was just passing his own car when Control made contact with him again through the bulky R/T he carried . 

As a result , the Marines experienced no resistance as they jogged down the hurriedly lashed gangplanks , and spread out across the docks . 

` Come on , then , " he said quietly , and began to jog down the bloody street . 

She tried to make out from the hill , as she jogged down the track , whether the ferryboat was plying among the craft in the harbour . 

Meanwhile Captain Bill Pritchard and his corporal -- a Scots engineer apprentice , Mac , I.L. Maclagan -- jogged silently down the lock 's east wall but found none of the expected demolitions at its gates . 

` I 've knitted you a tracksuit , dear -- now you 'll be able to jog down to the shop when I need more yarn . " 

Campese was nearly sent flying as he jogged off through the crowd to join the dressing-room celebrations . 

` You poor thing , " said Moynihan , promptly jogging off in the direction of Hove . 

But we can say nothing to these things you know Jackson , we must jog on and be content with the jingling of the bells , only d -- it , I hate a dust , and kicking up a dust , and being confined in harness while others ride in the waggon , under cover , stretching their legs in the straw at ease , and gazing at green trees and blue skies without half my Taste . 

They jogged on through the crowd of frightened people leaving the area , while the wizard took great mouthfuls of cool dawn air . 

The Marines jogged over to her , not trusting their eyes , while the woman collapsed to her knees in the sand , coughing up water which was viscous with oil . 

Bodie received the message about the sneaky departure of Chrissie and the two children as he was jogging round the block , just after six in the morning . 

They jogged round a corner , and found themselves in what passed for the town square of Dead Rat , Arizona . 

Ace kept moving , jogging round the inside of the base 's perimeter wall , programming one mine after another as she ran . 

I jogged round in 23.2 seconds , a trifle faster than Simmone Jacobs ran in the women 's event . 

` I 'm not sure I 've got anything to say , " he said , and closed his eyes , his foot jogging up and down in time to the beat of the dance band on the gramophone . 

He jogged rapidly keeping close to the hedgerows and avoiding the open fields . 

He begins to jog , kicking off his sandals , leaving them where they fall . 

He has a run , Hugh Morris jogs after it and returns the ball to Russell . 

Coming from the latrine , the figure hugged the shadow of the building before jogging across open ground to the cover of Hut 5 . 

She vaulted over a boulder and started to jog across the plateau . 

Graham Park stepped out on to the broad grey pavement outside the School and during a break in the traffic jogged across Theobald 's Road to its north side . 

I jogged down the stairs while he began to argue with the builders . 

David Nock , who was sixteen , was attacked as he jogged home from a nightclub in Cheltenham . 

Watching the other girl jog into the distance , Lindsey hesitated fractionally before deciding that she might as well go for a swim anyway . 

Jog on the spot , bringing your arms in and out with each step . 

He let the girl jog past him and then jumped out on to her back ; she never even heard him until his arms were around her body . 

Murray 's death bears similarities to a case two years ago when sixteen year old David Nock was stabbed to death as he jogged home through the town . 

He jogs to Euston so as to save money , then tries to phone Clarion before he 's stopped panting , but there 's no reply beyond the sound that has lodged in his ear . 

He must have jogged to the shops and back , she deduced , keeping her brain detached as she stared at him . 

It 's easy to tell that they are not : Printed patterns do n't penetrate fully to the other side , while the real batik will show thin veins of color where the dye runs along tiny cracks in the wax ( printed versions may try to simulate this ) .

It is too soon to tell how effective Customs ' reorganization will be in responding to the pressures it faces .

For instance , the way to tell if a person is a witch is to stick two needles in the form of a cross into the sill above a door ; if the person in the room is a witch , she wo n't be able to leave the room .

` He kissed me on the cheek and I waved him off at the door and watched TV before going to bed . 

In the autumn of 1817 Dick ( son of a smith and farrier in Edinburgh ) came to the Veterinary College , rooming in Somers Town . 

Ministry guitarist Mick Scaccia , who drew the short straw and is rooming with Al , tells me that the singer likes to maintain a temperature of 100 degrees in his hotel room . 

So who better than Tommy Lee Jones , the Academy Award-winning enigma who graduated cum laude in literature and roomed with Al Gore at Harvard University while making the All-Ivy League football team as an offensive lineman .

The next day , Nichols awakened Turman with an early morning call . 

We were awakened the next morning by Sir Henry Bowyer 's rough arrival accompanied by at least a dozen likely-looking rogues . 

She was awakened some time later by the sound of Fen 's voice and his hand briefly shaking her by the shoulder . 

The phones ringing on each floor must have awakened Anna , for she could hear bare feet padding overhead . 

Her shriek awakened the house , and Coleridge , who had been asleep when his father returned , knew at once what it signified , saying to himself in the darkness , ` Papa is dead . " 

The whole house was quiet and she told herself that she must be careful not to awaken the two other sleeping inhabitants . 

I was awakened by a French Commando nudging me in the ribs with the toe of his boot . 

The drama began when a neighbour was awakened by the dead man 's wife . 

By the time Andrew was awakened by his sister Gillian Parry battering on the door of the house in Newton Street , Southport after calling in on her way to work , the lounge was burning fiercely . 

I was awakened around noon by the Sergeant who was in command of yesterday evening 's patrol . 

Neighbours were awakened at about 11.45pm by screams for help . 

So , once again , Anabelle was awakened in the middle of her sleep by the buzz of loud voices outside the nest . 

I did so , and seeing I was of no more use , I rushed inside to awaken my older brother and sister to show them what had happened . 

Because when you 're awakened by somebody else 's involuntary noise , you first feel sympathy , then irritation , followed by impotent fury then tears of frustration . 

I suspect that on the night of the Olympic final all the neighbours were rudely awakened at 4 a.m . 

Her knee grazed against the bark , but her tights remained miraculously intact . 

Fernando looked down on her adoringly before allowing his lips to graze languidly over her mouth and cheeks and throat . 

Their lips grazed then parted , then momentarily joined again in the delicate dance of romance . 

Any hit which causes a Wound , and even 50% of hits which do n't ( they are taken to graze the skin ) , inject 1 dose of Manbane into the victim . 

In October 1940 the army billeted an officer in one of the numerous spare rooms . 

They billeted the men all over the village and even in our outbuildings here . 

It was the old sea captain , in whose house Nils had billeted us , who told us . 

At the reception centres children were billeted by haphazard allotment or by ` cattle market " selection . 

The Taiwanese will be billeted at the Porirua Peace College from August 20th to September 6th where they will have intensive training sessions all day and watch videos of the All Blacks all night . 

On arrival , the various Commandos were billeted in camps along the Suez Canal and discovered that their mission had been overtaken by events . 

Crash runways were built nearby for the bombers returning from missions in Europe , and Free French forces were billeted in the village . 

The Dragoons hammered their sword hilts against doors and window shutters , demanding to know whether any British or Prussian soldiers were billeted within . 

I was n't even on that deck ; we were billeted two up from there … ’ 

The adjutant billeted them separately , each sharing a hut with an experienced pilot . 

I had once found two names scratched on one of the window-panes , ‘ perhaps two soldiers billeted here for a time at the beginning of the 1914 War … ’ ( or perhaps soldiers in hiding at the time of the Reformation ? ) 

The German occupying force on Møn had consisted of a single unit , billeted at Gullshaven . 

Under the very noses of German soldiers billeted at the monastery , the daring cleric , decorated for his gallantry by General Eisenhower , disguised British intelligence officers as fellow monks when they parachuted into the village . 

The boys were evacuated by the Rothschild Family and billeted in Britain . 

When they first arrived the Poles were based in the Borders , living in large tented camps or billeted in schools and private houses in the Biggar and Crawford area . 

There was a company of ATS girls billeted in the same street . " 

Undergraduates could soon find themselves billeted within the walls of a Victorian jail . 

Formerly organised and billeted to defend China against a massive Soviet attack from the north , parts of the army are now being reorganised to form rapid-deployment forces . 

As he stood there one of the Circle longhouses where Bragad 's ` Wares had been billeted began to blossom with flame . 

After an endless pause , Roman swung away to drain the remainder of his gin and tonic , snapping the glass back on the table with a decisive click . 

Something changed in his face then , some fleeting spectre that drained the life from his eyes and left them cold and hard . 

He had drained all the childlike wonder from his grown-up movies , but the grown-ups were still sitting with folded arms and stony faces , unimpressed . 

When they 'd drained the last drop from the teapot Edward said , ` Run upstairs and get yourself a coat . 

Great care should be taken before attempting to drain the water out of this type of system -- the boiler must be let out first . 

Spenser approves this because it does not drain English resources through having to keep a large standing army in Ireland . 

As yet there is no information on whether stores regulated by RYRs can induce capacitative entry if their calcium is drained by agents such as caffeine . 

It was as if the blood had been drained from her , leaving no strength , but it was n't a peaceful emptiness . 

Flushing from her toes to the roots of her hair , Polly drained the last of her coffee , the mug clattering against her teeth . 

It was appalling and ridiculous , and this inner battle was draining away what little strength she had left . 

The Adventurers were also to ensure that all levels were driven with only a slight gradient … " just sufficient to drain out the water " . 

Fry the pork in the pan until well browned , then drain off any excess fat . 

In terms of short-term economic measures , the main thrust of government policy was to drain off from the economy excess money which was fuelling inflation , contributing to constant shortages and frustrating efforts at economic control . 

Yesterday police were still combing the area for any similar devices which may have been hidden and for further clues . 

Much of the West End was still sealed off early today as police combed the area for more bombs . 

Children combed the shoreline for strong shells which the women would sharpen and affix to spears twice the height of a man . 

Another group combs the refuse for tins , bottles and plastic containers to be sold on junk stalls . 

Rescuers combed the hillsides around Pontypool , Gwent , for five hours after Mr Jones went missing from an old people 's home . 

A Red Alert swung into action and an Army Lynx helicopter and a police search helicopter hovered over nearby woodland as mounted police and dog handlers combed the area . 

The two men combed the moors , squelching through the soggy ground until they were satisfied that all the sheep had been rounded up and brought down to the lower pastures to safety . 

South African detectives yesterday combed the entire deserted coastline area for clues in the hunt for the killers . 

She had combed the shops of Windsor looking for work , and at last had found some . 

Home Office officials have admitted combing through dusty immigration files from the 1960s looking for evidence that Mr Clinton considered applying for British citizenship to avoid the Vietnam draft . 

Staff at South Tyrone Hospital are now combing through all their patients ' files over a three year period between 1988 and 1990 . 

Here in the basement and behind Mr Pegg was Bill Joyner and his wrapping counter , beyond which roared the mighty Goss Printing Press which poured out 300 copies of the 16-page daily every minute . 

The gun roared angrily again and the inoffensive family man slumped sideways against the treacherous door , minus the top of his skull , which had been blasted out through the open side window . 

The shotgun bucked in his hands and roared deafeningly in the echoing space of the big entrance hall . 

They shouted and roared as those whom they saw as traitors sped by . 

With ovens and gas burners roaring away , it was wiltingly hot even at the dining-room end of the kitchen . 

` The old lion had raged and roared in vain " concluded Bellamy . 

At night the boiler took over , roaring and trembling until dawn . 

There were waves of red faces , smiling and shiny in the lamplight , their mouths open as the men roared and sang . 

She roared with pain and anger , and used her good arm to send a volley of shots in the direction of the Chelonian . 

Never a callous man , he tried to alleviate the suffering of the doomed whenever possible rather than yield to the crowd 's demand for more brutality . 

Most doctors merely alleviate suffering , whether physical or mental , and it 's being able to do that … we alleviate by technical skill ( or ) by presence or personality … . 

To alleviate the symptoms , about one in five diabetics in rich countries injects himself regularly with insulin . 

while individual ` stress-coping " strategies do help to alleviate the symptoms of stress , only an organisational approach to reducing stress has a real chance of helping all teachers . 

The difficulty here is that simple lack of stress may also alleviate the symptoms -- so an improvement while on holiday may be a slightly ambiguous result . 

Besides , it is not always easy to distinguish treatments that alleviate symptoms and enhance life from those that prolong it ; this point is well illustrated by the use of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors for cardiac failure . 

In Quattro Pro for Windows , Borland has alleviated the problem with its ` notebook spreadsheet " concept . 

From the mid-1970s successive governments attempted to alleviate the crisis by curbing public expenditure . 

Agrarian reform programmes have two basic aims , one of which is redistributive , to provide a juster pattern of landholding and alleviate poverty by giving the peasants more substantial plots of land . 

People who feel unloved and depressed often alleviate those stressful feelings by going out and buying things . 

Much high technology medicine is therefore palliative , alleviating the effects of the disease by relieving pain or restoring mobility . 

The one Minister with the political courage and economic sense to attempt to alleviate this situation by using the price mechanism selectively was Hugh Gaitskell . 

GROWING affluence has not alleviated anxiety about the future and we are a better insured nation now than we were in 1979 . 

In order to alleviate bottlenecks in the supply of skilled labour at that time , each enterprise or factory assumed the responsibility for training recruits for the emerging mass-production industries . 

It might be that we could ensure that the shopping and household chores are done , or that the children are collected from school , thus alleviating the stress of trying to cope with everyday matters whilst trying to deal with extraordinary ones . 

Morley 's ` sin " was to acknowledge the short-term attraction of crack and to seek to explain , from his own experience , how the drug might alleviate social alienation . 

However , such treatment does nothing to alleviate the causes of such a bad habit , and no doubt increases the horse 's anxiety to even higher levels . 

it is a narrow experience focusing on alleviating medical conditions . 

But some tablets were kindly provided and they did alleviate the problem . 

The ordination of women would certainly alleviate shortages of staff . 

The effects of unemployment can not be alleviated wholly by unemployment benefit . 

This unpleasant experience was alleviated by the company of his wife , who also brought with her so many domestic items that he says it was almost as comfortable as being at home ! 

` My frustrations , " he said tautly , ` would be alleviated by a little co-operation from you . 

Many conditions associated with old age can be treated and alleviated , if not cured . 

His distress could have been alleviated with treatment far earlier if he had been diverted into the hospital system straight from the police station , or direct from the court , rather than via prison . 

Frederick Ozanam asked his companions to try to alleviate all forms of poverty and we also try to do this . 

These disturbances are of course influenced by the level of nutrition , being exacerbated by a low protein intake and alleviated by a high protein diet . 

What about the ones it reopens , he reflected bitterly , the old memories that , long dormant , it gratuitously stirs up until nostalgia becomes a pain that no balm can alleviate ? 

I do not wish to gloat about the sad decline this season of Darlington , but I have written several letters pointing out the probable outcome relegation . 

` If one of my lecturers had been murdered , I would n't like to hear someone gloating about the details . " 

He was the man who gloated at Britain 's reverses , who dreamed and boasted of riding triumphant as ` Dictator of Britain " . " 

She did n't want to hear what he would say , did n't want to compound this foolishness with more folly , did n't want to hear him gloat at her easy capitulation . 

His great enemies , Archibald Campbell , Marquis of Argyll , nicknamed the ` glae-eyed marquis " because of his squint , together with his wife , gloated over Montrose 's death , little realizing what Fate 's swinging pendulum had in store for them . 

Wainfleet could not resist gloating to Rain over his story of a romance between Hunter-Blair and Maureen . 

The next day the headlines gloated with the kind of effusive unction that only the English press can muster . 

` The cursed and criminal Bush admits defeat " Baghdad Radio gloated . 

This has proved itself with divers who have vomited in their mask or had mechanical failures and have had to remove their mask . 

The President turned pale , vomited into the lap of Miyazawa and then collapsed to the floor . 

And when her father 's hands were on her she felt at times she would vomit all over his suit . 

Just as certain behavioural habits develop , such as vomiting after every meal , so women with bulimia can develop habitual thoughts and begin to think in a bulimic way . 

The return to speech and motion had cost Ariel so much that when Kit had gone , she choked and vomited from the pit of her belly until green bile came up and burned her . 

For ten minutes I vomited elaborately , with steamhammer convulsions that I had no strength to resist or contain . 

Mozart 's final illness lasted 15 days , during which time his body swelled , he vomited intermittently and he suffered from high fever . 

All at once his whole body convulsed and he vomited uncontrollably , straight into the pot . 

Tenderly he wiped its mouth and nostrils and eyes as it coughed into life , vomiting saline nutrient over his hands . 

Those affected may be vomiting many times a day and may also be abusing laxatives . 

The way the International Cricket Council ducked the issue whether Pakistan 's fast bowlers were doctoring the ball would have shamed Pontius Pilate . 

When the British foreign secretary , Sir Geoffrey Howe , visited Peshawar on March 28th and talked to resistance leaders , he ducked the issue by saying that Britain 's practice was to recognise states , not governments . 

Before Tiananmen , Britain had ducked the question by professing to believe that most Hong Kong people cared little about politics , and that those who did favoured little or no change . 

Ministers once again ducked the question of recognising Macedonia , even though Lord Carrington is believed to have said there was no practical reason why it could not go ahead . 

For example , that they were diligently enforcing bye-laws about where costermongers " barrows could be parked , while ducking their responsibilities to deal with ruffians and robbers . 

He is ducking out of his responsibilities as Secretary of State for Education and Science , just as he did on health . 

In his reply , Mr Major ducked answering Mr Lamont 's central attack against his style of government , and his limp and lacklustre speech plunged the Tories into gloom . 

Attempting to duck the consequences of hard decisions by leaving them to the last possible minute or by creating distance through solely informing parents by letter places the initiative in the hands of others . 

A more inquiring mind might also have drawn a different conclusion from the most peculiar episode in the book , which concerns the death in Liege in 1922 of a young man called Kleine . 

One 1989-90 report , which will be referred to again in chapter 10 , concerned the sale of the Rover Group . 

A story that would appeal to Kelman concerns some killer donkeys . 

` My favourite story concerns his son , " Meryl nursed her gin and tonic as she spoke . 

These questions concern rhetorical issues , for the reconstruction of ideological meaning is a reconstruction of rhetoric . 

One area of recent debate concerns radon gas and its links to lung cancer . 

The one-act opera , which concerns the tribulations of an impresario who manages a travelling opera company , was described by the composer as a ` comedy with music " . 

They wreaked havoc in the country villages , looted and burned at will and were drunk more often than sober .

FROST and snow wreaked havoc on the area 's fishing and condemned all but the most intrepid of anglers to a day of domesticity .

WASHINGTON , D.C. Politics continues to wreak havoc on the National Endowment for the Arts .

But as she reached him the vision shimmered and disappeared and she was alone , stumbling as she tried to find her way through the shadows of a forest , mist cloaking the branches of the trees .

He had pulled her down with him into the whirlpool of love , and now that she was submerged and drowning he had left her , escaping through the cloaking mist that hung over the water .

A facade has a function as an ornament to a town as well as cloaking a building .

The air was constantly heavy with moisture , few days being clear of the mists , which veiled the moor-tops and drifted among the valley trees in swathes , cloaking the bare branches .

The upper surface of the body is formed by a thin sheet that cloaks the internal organs and is appropriately called the mantle .

Trees on the upland behind the harbour cloak the Macdonald estate .

He scooped mud on to his forehead and cheeks and kept close in under the dripping leaf canopy cloaking the bank .

Indeed , the extent to which the Situationist influence has flourished in the spheres of art and popular culture is noteworthy and contrasts with the absence of the movement 's influence in other domains .

I am glad that the business continues to flourish in the capable hands of Rodney Shipsey -- the third generation .

Industry and agriculture flourished in the war years though both came under great governmental control -- a new experience for " free enterprise " America .

Franco had allowed anti-French nationalism to flourish in Spanish Morocco in the first half of the 1950s , naïvely and carelessly confident that pressure for independence would not be a problem in the Spanish protectorate .

The idea of oranges fresh from Surrey gardens , or tender shrubs flourishing in the north , clearly appeals to him .

The debate flourishes in many parts of the United States , with south Florida out in front .

A return trip to Dartington did n't ensnare us into the esoteric cults that flourish in those parts .

Coats of arms of the merchants who built the houses four hundred years ago catch the eye , as do those of the guilds and craftsmen who flourished in old Stein .

Agriculture flourished on the fertile soils of Kosovo and Metohija .

Chicago is named after the Indian word for the wild onions that flourish on the banks of Lake Michigan -- Checagou .

Surprisingly though , the wildlife seems to flourish on these ranges , despite the firing of live ammunition .

Plumes of shining pink and amber grass flourished on the thatch of their roofs .

The more open we are to God , and the weaker our self-will becomes , the more desire will grow and flourish within us .

The good medium and high-tech firms all flourished in Germany , Japan and the United States -- indeed , in all countries .

The most renowned was the sanctuary of Asclepius at Epidaurus which flourished from 600BC down to AD400 .

The elimination of corruption from the party was one of the major demands of the pro-democracy movement which flourished for seven weeks between April to June 1989 before being brutally suppressed by the armed forces .

Where 30,000 rice varieties once flourished in South-East Asia , one single kind now occupies two-thirds of the land .

Benedictine , Trappist and Cistercian monasteries are flourishing in the Young Churches .

The health and beauty business is flourishing with more sophisticated products than ever before .

Beetles and fungus only flourish in damp , poorly ventilated conditions .

You can work through the open learning material whether or not you are enrolled on the programme .

Many EEC students are enrolled on the Course , usually either as one year exchange or private associate students ; but a small number seek full degree programmes .

He enrolled at the Newcastle College of Medicine ( University of Durham ) in 1931 .

I had been enrolled as a student at Canterbury before I went to Cambridge ; during the next four years I was visited by missionaries home on leave from Burma , though nothing definite was said .

Undeterred , two months later Hannah enrolled at University College , London to read French , having obtained her release from war work on medical grounds .

Having decided that he wanted to make a career in physics he enrolled at Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee to study for his doctorate in experimental high energy particle physics .

As a young teenager he enrolled in drama school , his passion for acting excited by watching a performance of the musical Hair in the mid-Seventies .

He left Oban after four acrimonious months , and , following a spell as a private tutor , enrolled at St Mary 's College at Oscott , near Birmingham , in October 1887 .

There were 64 patients enrolled in the study , 32 patients in each group .

Last year 25,000 students were enrolled in 135 schools throughout Eritrea .

The boy naturalist Charles Darwin could have shown him a thing or two about that , but Hume had been dead 40 years when Darwin enrolled in Hume 's university of Edinburgh .

The second factor that argues against the theory that only a low increase in inflation will result from devaluation is the attitude of the workforce , where wages account for 60% of unit costs .

These data would argue against a pathogenic role for E coli in ulcerative colitis .

This " lack of mutual obligation " is the key factor arguing against the existence of a conventional employer/employee relationship .

In addition , the emerging information regarding the properties of the platelet-derived growth factor argues for an important role in the atherogenic process of this platelet α-granule constituent .

The fact of these men 's having been guided argues a body of local botanical knowledge as early as the first part of the 17th century .

The third factor which argues against a low rate of inflation coming through is the extent of the devaluation that has taken place so far .

Although the available evidence argues against a role in germinal vesicle breakdown , these calcium spikes might control associated events such as cytoplasmic maturation .

But our results argue against any systematic adverse effect of human insulin .

This result therefore argues against a developmental role for hypersensitive sites HS1 and HS2 .

This finding argues for alternative programmes and measures for application among countries and within countries over time .

Whether the coffin-maker produced a bespoke outer case or took one from existing stock is not known , though logic argues in favour of the latter .

The existence of the two suites argues strongly against the royal apartment interpretation .

But he may not have the power to overrule the precedents ; in any case , reasons of strategy argue against this .

Ordinary observation and participation in physical phenomena seem to argue decisively against nature being deterministic .

But Christ does for him have a uniqueness ; and thus I count his position a Christian one .

I 've watched you for years , you and your silly ways , and you can count yourself lucky you 've got a 'usband like Jack .

The debate is interesting , for it becomes evident that women who count themselves feminists may otherwise have a very different sense of reality .

I count Upper Ribblesdale amongst my favourite places on earth .

I count it a privilege to have been asked to become its chairman -- though naturally I would wish it had been in happier circumstances .

And if I could bring him to reconciliation with the king , without more bloodshed and without revenge , I would count it a good deed both for England and Wales .

For just £14,000 couples could count themselves among Sinatra 's guests .

As we mentioned above , it only makes sense to count substitutions as errors when a grammar is used .

Andrew will be much missed by all the many who had the good fortune to count him as a colleague and a friend .

If that 's to be counted eccentricity , then Evan was an eccentric .

Mrs. Berrio 's family counts itself lucky : her 40-year-old husband Alejandro has a job .

Vietnam counts more than 300,000 of its own soldiers as missing .

Anyone who has worked an hour or more in the last week of a given month is counted as fully employed in Japan .

Each month served in the battle zone is counted as three months of active duty and extra leave time is earned .

Yes , she admits , those who have stopped looking do n't come to her office and do n't get counted as unemployed .

The actual time Abequa , 47 , will serve in prison is 11 years since each year in jail is counted as nine months , legal advisers said .

But he vehemently defended the priest , saying , `` I count him , and I think he counts me as well , as a friend .

Talks begin Tuesday in Vienna to take into account forces and armaments in countries such as Poland , Hungary and the Czech Republic that had been counted as part of an east bloc .

Bonanno , who turns 90 on Wednesday , served nearly two years in prison for obstruction of justice and refusing to snitch on reputed leaders of New York 's mob .

HARARE , Zimbabwe ( AP ) --- A top government official in Zimbabwe wants citizens to snitch on white farmers who use racist epithets and said the government will seize their farms .

As to snitching on the donor , he excused himself to the others later , in my earshot , by saying his loyalties really were to his hosts .

One cause for concern is that blood flowing through artificial organs tends to clot , which can lead to a stroke or to coronary heart disease . 

These are also ` baddies " as they make the blood more liable to clot , so the fewer of them you have in your blood the better for your heart . 

Among other things , smoking makes the blood clot more easily and puts him at risk of another heart attack , which may be less mild than the first . 

If whole blood is allowed to clot before separation of the serum , early post-implantation rat embryos suffer a higher incidence of abnormalities and reduced growth ( 21 ) . 

Once the milk has clotted and the cheese-maker is satisfied that it has set firmly enough , the curd is cut by hand , using large metal paddles . 

The other five Israelis escaped , but one , Yair Yitzhaki , was again abducted by another JKLF group which eventually released him to a group of journalists on July 3 . 

In an apparently unsuccessful Israeli commando raid in December 1991 , Israeli forces had abducted several people near Jibshit [ see pp. 38741 ; 38742 ] . 

All three men had allegedly been abducted by Mrs Mandela 's bodyguards at the end of 1988 . 

One of the possible kidnapping charges and that of theft relate to two incidents in which Mrs Mandela was part of a group which allegedly abducted three people before assaulting them in the old Mandela home in Soweto . 

Nevertheless , the discussions broke down in acrimony on May 22 after the Japanese delegation raised the issue of a Japanese woman allegedly abducted by North Korean agents 13 years earlier . 

The drama began at breakfast time at a house at Churchdown near Gloucester , when an armed man allegedly abducted Mr Richard Loren and his 17-year-old stepdaughter Marita Brown . 

In the summer of 1976 in Chow-Michiel Barnes chilla , California , a schoolbus driver and 26 children were abducted at gunpoint by masked men . 

During the attack they shot dead the depot 's owner and his sister , wounded a child and abducted the dead woman 's husband . 

The vast majority of parents are more frightened that their children will be abducted than anything else , according to a report out today . 

Jane is an abductee , someone who believes they have been forcibly abducted by aliens , spirited up to spaceships and physically experimented on in various alarming ways ( rectal probing , artificial insemination , induced premature births ) . 

On Dec. 24 Israel released three Lebanese men abducted by SLA militiamen in November . 

Police in Lothian are hunting a man who attempted to abduct a young woman in Musselburgh . 

Police in Govan in Glasgow are hunting a man who attempted to abduct a seven year old boy as he played near his home in Govan . 

A year ago a man tried to abduct him while he was doing his early morning paper round . 

The programme prompted a huge stream of calls from viewers who thought they may know the man who abducted Stephanie and held her captive for eight days before escaping with a £175,000 ransom . 

The 20-year-old woman was abducted late on Tuesday night by a masked man as she sat with her boyfriend in a car at a beauty spot near Winchester , Hampshire . 

Detectives are warning lone women drivers to be on their guard after a 21-year-old woman was abducted in Manchester and beaten about the head , after she had stopped to ask directions . 

She was abducted when out playing near her home and her body was eventually found in a wood near Llanelli . 

Mittal asserted that he had been abducted from outside his home and later beaten and tortured with electric shocks before being left at a police station . 

Dr Alirio de Jesús Pedraza Becerra , a 40-year old lawyer and human rights worker , was abducted by eight heavily armed men on the night of 4 July 1990 in Bogotá . 

He was about to give the order to advance when news reached him that his wife and five-year-old son had been abducted by three masked men outside their apartment in New York . 

He was abducted by three men and beaten up when he went with his girlfriend to collect clothes from the house where she used to live in Trowbridge , Wilts . 

Marsh Lane police station is just round the corner from the Strand where they abducted him , " a middle-aged man said . 

Three journalists who went to investigate the shooting were abducted at gun point by people who said they were police officers . 

If you think you can abduct people without penalty , it simply goes to show how off-track you are . " 

The Supreme Court ruled on June 15 that the US government could legally abduct people from foreign countries in order to bring them to trial in the USA . 

Thomas Rennie has been released from a twenty one month jail sentence , imposed last year , after he abducted his pregnant ex-girlfriend Marita Brown and her father in law Richard Loren from their home in Gloucestershire . 

` You have n't forgotten that you and your boyfriend abducted Hari Grenfell 's child and held him for ransom , almost getting yourself killed into the bargain , have you ? 

Oliver said : ` He 's involved in the deception over the Durances and he 's abducted Barbara Coleman to keep her quiet about it . 

THE two boys who abducted James Bulger are likely to have been his murderers . 

He 's abducted me six times and Nero had to send the lads to rescue me . 

Evidence emerged yesterday suggesting that the two boys who abducted James from the Strand shopping centre in Bootle on Friday may have tried to take away two other children an hour before . 

A hasty burlesque of a trial exculpated Bothwell , but instead of keeping tactfully out of sight for a while he abducted the queen on the pretence of seeking to protect her . 

Possibly he had abducted the girl with a view to rape and murder . 

He is separated from his wife but he has tried to abduct his daughter . 

The story concerns the efforts of Prince Tamino to rescue Pamina , daughter of the Queen of the Night , from the wicked magician Sarastro who has abducted her . 

Yesterday , at the railway embankment , he and a group of friends all reckoned to know the two youths who abducted two-year-old James . 

All evening she 'd been aware of him not only as the uncle of the delinquent who had abducted Suzie , but also on a separate level she had no wish to analyse . 

The Doctor had railed against the unseen forces which had abducted them , but to no avail . 

The message has been stressed throughout primary that pupils should avoid strangers who could abduct them . 

The Russians had also had some problems in Beirut when four of their diplomats were abducted by the radical Hizbollah movement . 

The French said that King Richard had been abducted by the Germans and was being held to ransom in a castle in Bavaria . 

Sheikh Obeid , a Shia Moslem cleric and Hezbollah leader from southern Lebanon , had been abducted by Israeli commandos in July 1989 [ see pp.36832 ; 36858 ] . 

Higgins , a US Marine , had been abducted by the Organization of the Oppressed of the Earth in February 1988 . 

A mother is appealing for the safe return of her baby son , who was abducted by his father and taken to Pakistan . 

Orton and Vera said they had been abducted by Malawian agents during a visit to a Zambian town close to the Malawian border . 

The 30-year-old victim , who has not been named , told police he had been abducted , beaten and gang raped by the soldiers from the Fifth Airborne Division . 

` Mr Abberley 's daughter has been abducted and is still missing . 

In 1987 he broke the story for Reuters that Terry Waite , who had been abducted in Beruit , was still alive . 

He was abducted in Europe by Israeli Government agents after he provided information on Israel 's nuclear programme to a British newspaper . 

In a new survey from the child safety group Kidscape 98 per cent of city parents … 96 per cent in rural areas … say fear of their children being abducted is their overriding worry . 

` I 'm not used to being abducted , " she said , tight-lipped . 

If you fear that your child may be abducted , either here or abroad , contact a solicitor immediately . 

His body was later found in a Guatemalan village near the border with El Salvador , together with that of Gilda Flores , a member of Guatemala 's Social Democratic Party , who had been abducted with him . 

A bogus policeman has tried to abduct two children and to extort an on-the-spot fine from a driver . 

` They are a hostile race of parasites , which raid unprotected interplanetary craft , attack lone colonists , abduct small children and animals , " Spike said . 

Then attention switched to a Superintendent Miller of pugnacious appearance , who described in clipped and guarded police-speak how twenty-year-old Samantha Abberley had been abducted nine days previously . 

The leader of the radicial Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine yesterday urged militants to abduct more Israelis to win Yassin 's release . 

The police have told how the youths who had abducted James asked those who challenged them the way to Walton Hall police station . 

The gang abducted the eighteen year old daughter , and forced her at gunpoint to open up the bank in Bloxham where she worked . 

Police in Govan are hunting a man who attempted to abduct a seven year old boy as he played outside his house . 

The murders of 11-year-old Susan Maxwell , abducted near Cornhill-on-Tweed in 1982 , of Caroline Hogg , five , abducted from Portobello in 1983 , and of Sarah Harper , taken from Morley in 1986 , filled parents across the country with equal measures of fear and loathing . 

Villagers , who denied any previous association with any guerrilla group , stated that the army was responsible for the massacre of at least 14 peasants abducted in the July 9 raid , and for burning houses and stealing personal belongings , vegetables and over 700 domestic animals . 

I respectfully agree with the judge that that would be an inappropriate way of achieving the result which clearly ought to be achieved , which is that a child abducted in the way this little boy was should be able to return home pending a decision as to whether he lives with his father or with his mother . 

Top Secret ( 1952 ) , for example , touches on Cold War issues with its story of a sanitary engineer abducted to the Soviet Union in the belief that he is a bomb expert holding the secrets of a devastating new weapon . 

Wendy Almon went to pick up two-year-old Eva , but found she 'd been abducted 

And in the course of the treatment it came out that he 'd abducted and murdered a little girl . " 

The responsibility of entertaining his daughter seemed awesome . 

All of the people who were going to entertain these friends were there to greet them . 

( Harry had decided that to pay for entertaining Nadine Cunningham would be to add insult to injury . ) 

After a wine reception Tracy entertained her audience with a lively lecture and slide presentation on the voyage and the evening raised over £4,000 . 

In breaks in our work Edward entertained me with curious stories of the old alchemists . 

When the tables had been cleared and those who could do so had entertained the rest with songs and recitations , the whole company settled down for a sing-song . 

While Violette entertained them with stories of increasing complexity , Katherine from beneath lowered lids stole occasional glances at Carlo . 

A former Sarajevo University professor who entertained his students by brandishing a pistol during lectures , Mr Seselj came to prominence in Belgrade as a critic of communism , though he himself is an ex-communist . 

` And I do not intend to entertain you by dressing while you watch . " 

Each of the group members presents one of the units , and takes it in turn to entertain their fellow travellers by talking about their interests in life or about their travels . 

As Cynthia says : ` We found Dave entertaining children at Chessington World of Adventures , and in 25 years I had never met anyone who got on more naturally with children . " 

Groups of children sometimes can invent games of their own , or maybe entertain themselves in their own way if they are free of adult interference . 

Frances and Miles went off to the kitchen to do the washing-up ( and , no doubt , to talk annuities ) , leaving Charles to entertain the children . 

The three of them are sitting round a low table with three cups of coffee , and Paul is trying to entertain the visitor . 

While waiting to order we were entertained by the sight of a bookish American muttering : ` You got ta try this ! 

During the lunchtime break those present were entertained by the Margate Drum Majorettes , one hundred balloons were released and a raffle was drawn . 

Before the official start to the proceedings , staff were entertained by a recording of the Gerry Rafferty song , Right Next Time . 

Again , she felt she was only entertaining him as he might have been entertained by a clever child . 

We played two games that day at Prescott Club and we were entertained after dinner by a Fiddlers Rally -- a superb day . 

During the evening , not only did we sit down to an excellent meal but we were also entertained . 

The event attracted 250 pupils during the afternoon session , and a further 180 people ( pupils , parents and RSC members ) were entertained in the evening . 

He smiled , apparently entertained by her reluctance to be manipulated , and , taking a seat opposite , said , ` I , however , will tell you everything you need to know . " 

Presented with the noise of a tuning fork , the dog will respond , by turning its head or cocking its ears , but will not salivate . 

Lord Christopher nodded towards the house and then cocked an ear back to the shadowy garden . 

This was a sinister development ; the horse straightened his head so that he could see better , and cocked an ear at the man . 

She cocked her head towards the hall , and Ray Doyle led the way into the lounge , where Jack Stone stood by the window , peering round the curtains at the street outside . 

Jurnet cocked his head to one side , straining to pronounce what was written obliquely across a lower corner . 

She cocked her head to try and make out sounds but there were none . 

A greyhound cocked his leg against the table and was promptly shooed away . 

When she failed to retort he cocked an eyebrow at her , waiting for the sparring to continue . 

Raising heavy lids a fraction , he cocked a quizzical eyebrow at her . 

They listen for them , cocking their heads to one side to catch the sound of the grub chewing its way through the wood which , since wood is its food , it does most of the time . 

Madge threw herself into the broken armchair and cocked her legs over the side . 

Howard cocked an eyebrow , intrigued that a newcomer could know such a thing , but the Doctor did n't notice as he continued : ` In the city , it 'll be complete chaos . 

` One -- " he cocked a thumb ` -- when you 're trying to creep out of a castle no one is asleep . 

Blackbirds hopped -- and paused , heads to one side , then cocked their tails and took off with much commotion to sing full-throatedly from the treetops . 

So Yule and January passed , and the lord of Dalwolsey quite frequently caught himself wondering how he might contrive an excuse to pay another visit to the Doune of Menteith . 

A DISGRACED professor who contrived a scheme to defraud the University of Stirling of almost £15,000 escaped a prison sentence yesterday after a sheriff heard he had paid the money back . 

Architects with small and large reputations have contrived a scene of staggering proportions . 

During his life Hampden contrived the execution of the King 's advisor the Earl of Strafford . 

I have to contrive a dress for a Miss Hippisley-Smith who has a thirty-one-inch bust and forty-six-inch hips . 

Elizabeth and Anne contrived a spit for Felix 's chickens and set them to roast . 

Henry contrives guided missiles from acid rain test kit and launches attack on manger . 

Sir Thomas will no longer be acting as go-between in the matter of correspondence , but the prince might well contrive some other means of communicating with you . 

Here the Cornish ` tinners " contrived an ingenious scheme of tunnelling under the City and laying explosives to bring down the walls . 

However , in the finale of his Six Small Piano Pieces Op. 19 Schoenberg contrived a different solution , which has the advantage of combining the smooth , static quality of harmony in fourths with the unexpected . 

Dr. Prior felt that means of warming the room should be contrived so that the temperature at the commencement of the meal should not fall below 32° Fahrenheit . 

Whatever nominal agreements might be contrived , only to be misread , there were repeated raids by one side upon the other in contravention of treaty terms . 

Somehow on this rich , fertile island , a centrepiece has been contrived of dull concrete . 

We have contrived the ` Big Bang " theory -- a typically western aggressive concept -- whereas the Hindus termed it ` the churning of the milky ocean " . 

The last British government in Uganda , initially seeking an integrated state in recognition of local realities , was forced to contrive a more or less federal one . 

Here , there 's another parador contrived from a 16th century building -- the Hostal de Reyes Catolicas , which was built by Ferdinand and Isabella as an inn for pilgrims and is still fulfilling its original purpose . 

It also had a balancing mechanism contrived from two arching tubes at right angles to one another in a vertical plane . 

It had been a very typical contract that Mark Letterworth had contrived in outline for the sale of the turbine engines to a Moscow factory . 

She was a typical Fifties phenomenon , a celebrity contrived out of sex appeal and publicity alone , both of them rather naive and innocent by the standards of subsequent hype and hoop-la . 

So he stayed exactly where he was , rigid with nerves and with the back of his neck all prickly , listening as the muffled footsteps died away and yet another door thumped shut . 

The outer door thumped shut , and the lock that had been holding back and resisting went home . 

Each word was accompanied by a clenched fist thumping on the chair arm . 

She felt as if a hard , heavy fist had thumped her in the stomach . 

As they found their target their points tightened into a terrible grip as the rest of his body thumped against the front of the cage . 

She headed for the door at a dead run , her new arm thumping uselessly against various items of furniture . 

As Francis approached , there came a noise to accompany the smell -- solid bodies thumping against the tin walls , then a cacophony of squeals and snorts . 

A rumbling filled the air also , as casks of beer were trundled from the depths of the cellar , the barrels thumping on the stones and resounding like the indigestion of Giants . 

Endill tried to sit up to get a better look but as he did so , knocked over a book and it thumped onto the shelf . 

By the time the unmarked police car was thumping down the motorway to London , the sun teetered on the horizon . 

` Ugghhh ! " he grunted , and the mug thumped down on the varnished wood . 

He was hardly aware of lurching downstairs and into the sharp rain , binoculars thumping his chest . 

Rourke 's voice sounded low and even across the silence of the room , and Lissa 's heart began to thump wildly against her ribcage . 

After two weeks RSGB 's thick brown-covered report thumped on to Lowe 's desk . 

Helluva fella ! they shouted as he thumped into the chair beside the student , one hand gripping round her shoulder , the other smearing red drops from lips and chin . 

As the coachman rose , a lightning kick thumped into his genitals . 

Franciscan friars , such as the 16th - century Bishop Diego de Landa , were dispatched from Europe to spread the Christian faith throughout the peninsula , though they were met with some resistance - any similarity between the early Yucatecan churches and military fortresses is not accidental .

The Bosnia action , an assault on the Banja Luka police HQ and several other police facilities , all thought to be centers of support for war criminal suspect Radovan Karadzic against Bosnian Serb President Biljana Plavsic , met with no resistance and resulted in the confiscation of truckloads of weapons from Karadzic supporters .

He met with a hostile response from the Pagan population , but did convert Dionysus who later became the patron saint of Athens .

More serious , the business of assessing a county rate met with strong resistance and directed criticism against the Crown itself rather than its purveyors .

Over the top ? the radical plans of Nick Farr-Jones , leading from the grant against Scotland ( left ) , have not met with universal approval .

All its major innovations -- the sale of council houses , the reform of the unions , privatization of industry , tax reform -- had met with popular acclaim and substantially added to the Conservatives ' constituency .

Considerable exploration effort in those areas has been felt by the industry to be worthwhile , and in the United States has already met with some commercial success .

His decision to sacrifice the newspaper to MacQuillan rather than sacrifice the estate to the newspaper had not met with universal approval , but he did not let that trouble him .

This terminal damage to the airfield met with the approval of many local residents , who gave their support to the project .

Professor Nikolaus Fiebiger , president of the University Erlangen in Nuremberg , has proposed an alternative that may meet with better success : to create a number of professorships that would be eliminated as older professors left the university .

My colleagues may offer their opinions on the latter ; I can only assert that the first accusation is nonsense and if the allegation is true then I would love to know more about it but , regrettably , my request for further information has been met with silence .

` Well , I 'm sorry if it does n't meet with your approval , Mr Denner , '' she snapped icily , ` but we ca n't all afford brand-new Range Rovers ! ''

Questions about the products suitability for use with forthcoming Apple products are met with a degree of silence reminiscent of a Trappist monk but the general assurance is that the product is ` future proof '' , at least so far as Apple is concerned .

Suggestions in 1975 of a military coup by Colonel Stirling 's ` non-party , non-class organization of apprehensive patriots '' or General Walker 's ` non-class Militia '' met with almost universal derision .

The wild offer by Elizabeth of England of her discarded favourite , the Earl of Leicester , met with justifiable incredulity .

Having found that Vendale 's identity is not what it is believed to be , he tries to use this discovery , but is thwarted by Bintrey . 

In a later experiment , Albin found that brain injury could be five times greater when the damage was accompanied by a blood alcohol level of 200 micrograms per decilitre , twice the legal limit in the US . 

When I checked in Who 's Who I found that Jenner held down a post for several years at David 's old university . 

In comparing the strength of tendons between animals , research has found that the absolute strength of tendons varies widely in the thoroughbred population . 

Find who they are , then ask your library to get some of their books for you . 

She looks permanently worried , and it does n't take long to find why . 

You may find when you have the reply back from the employer that you have to suspend unemployment benefit . 

On one of the target airfields , eighteen enemy aircraft were later found to have holes all over them . 

If you are a consultant to a developing Mini-Enterprise you might find yourself spending a whole day in the school . 

" You can stop thinking , if that means trying to find a way to steal the phetam and sell it somewhere else . 

For being underweight in childhood , for example—the leading risk factor for global loss of healthy life—they found that only 35% of the disease burden occurred in severely underweight children , the rest occurred in those only moderately underweight .

This is why Bailey and Pillard found in their study that while they was a greatly elevated chance that two males sharing the same genetic makeup would also share the same sexuality , this was not the case 100 % of the time .

This is particularly important in the light of recent findings , which found that interventions such as weight-loss drugs may be harmful [ 33 34 ] . For older adults , the risks associated with higher weight are especially unclear , and the optimal outcome for a trial of weight loss in older adults requires specific attention to improved health and mortality .

The prevalence of this association was found to be higher in our study than in other previous series [ 2 3 4 5 6 7 ] . The true prevalence could be even higher since liver enzyme profiles were not done in all patients .

having done that , it 's very difficult to find the basis in the Constitution for saying it is n't a limited term. It '

An association of ENA response with liver disease has been described in children with autoimmune hepatitis , where anti-ENA-positive patients demonstrated more severe liver test abnormalities than those who were anti-ENA-negative [ 32 ] . In another study , a 15 % of patients with various chronic liver diseases were found to be anti-RNP positive [ 33 ] .

The study was testing whether a belief in unlimited , malleable self-control would result in most resolutions , and indeed , this is what was found .

So , Starke matched a problem with a problem and found a solution .

Once inside , the worker at the ‘crafting ' stage finds that , ‘You build your reputation every day .

Patients who receive canine or feline visitors are found to have lower blood pressure and improved appetite and be more receptive to therapy , says Mary Ann O'Loughlin , program coordinator .

Lorna rode so far , dismounted and left the bike in a hedge and walked on .

We dismounted from the BMW and Werewolf slipped on a pair of gold-rimmed shades , which reminded me to put on the plain glass Yuppie specs I 'd borrowed from Fly .

The officer had dismounted from the grey horse which was skittering nervously at the road s edge .

He dismounted from his horse and embraced the leper even though the thought of doing so was so repulsive to him .

The patrol dismounted from their vehicles and , having informed the battalion operations room of their find , deployed around the bank to await the arrival of the RUC .

Upon arriving at Aumery Park Farm , when Jonadab dismounted , George remained on his horse .

We finally dismount in Mittersill or Hollersbach and an overnight stop in a Gasthaus .

He curbed the horse , dismounted , and tied her reins to a low branch of oak .

Here he dismounted and began to push the bicycle , head down as the VOPO cars rushed by him in both directions .

Theodora dismounted and handed Roger to his silent stable girl .

As they dismounted and tethered their horses to a clump of stunted trees , Timothy said tentatively :

Tuathal dismounted and helped the man up , and the King himself bent over and spoke to him , for that was all there was time to do .

Guy dismounted and lifted Isabel out of the saddle , keeping his arm around her .

With a swift movement , the young man dismounted and brought the rein over the horse 's head .

` Cyclists should dismount and walk up all gradients greater than 1-in-17 , especially on roads which are poorly constructed and have rocky surfaces .

Just then Biff started clanging the iron triangle to summon them together . 

The young man suddenly seemed to shrink into himself , and turned a face imprinted with fear towards Montgomery .

Last week SNM guerrillas took me into Somalia from Djibouti , a crossing made on foot by night , dodging police and army patrols . 

Probably he could dodge the twenty coppers in ten cars that would be there in five minutes , and get clear away . 

As it was , marchers approaching John Street had to dodge a fusillade of missiles thrown by the loyalists . 

Her brothers and sisters , sisters-in-law , all the clan dodged the ricocheting missiles , clustered in the corners , watched with appalled glee . 

Trouble is , Piper , some people do not appreciate good music , especially when they are dodging flying shrapnel . 

Helen clutched Edward 's arm as they dodged through the traffic . 

After a short persuit through the city streets the driver tried to dodge traffic at the Barton Gates junction on Eastgate street . 

Sara ducked her head to dodge low branches ; brambles tore at her legs . 

I dodged herds of joggers , cyclists , people playing croquet , baseball , and walked into the theatrical bustle of an operatic cast preparing for an open air performance of Madam Butterfly . 

It was a struggle for bites in the Leeds Shimano Open on the Aire at Leeds where anglers had to dodge floating ice . 

DoT detention orders are still in force from last July when Jack dodged naval forces and coastguards from 14 countries to sail to the Arctic Circle and back . 

SPENDING Christmas zapping aliens or helping Sonic the Hedgehog to dodge graphic nasties might sound mindless to parents -- but it could be great mental exercise for thousands of computer game-crazy youngsters . 

Too busy counting up the dollars deposited for them in numbered bank accounts -- the Bahamas , Switzerland , any place where they can dodge the tax man . 

They had dodged the farmers who covered the Paris-Brussels motorway with potatoes . 

He tries a head-butt which I dodge , and I clip a neat jab across his chin which rocks but does n't fell him . 

He screamed ` She 's my property " as terrified David Berry dodged the blows with just a towel protecting his ` prime cuts " , a court heard yesterday . 

Before they had ventured out into the snowstorm , their mother had issued instructions : ` Pin up your skirts before you go out into that plother . "

Beyond the tribesmen , children were venturing out of their hut to splash in the mud , rushing in again to take refuge as the lightning flashed .

At Lough Conn , however , water levels are still low and few anglers have ventured out .

There had been tears when a child who had ventured off to the rock pools at the foot of the cliff brought back a bucketful of crabs and snails .

The Capo Boi is the ideal base for a really lazy , sun and beach holiday , but for when you are ready to venture away from the shore , Citalia this year offers two excursions .

She ventured upon deck the first morning , and was approached by not one but three potential beaux , each with his hair curled and exuding a powerful odour of bergamot .

She imagined , for instance , that if the inhabitants of Arghuri had been unwilling to venture on to the mountain before the earthquake , any survivors would scarcely be ready to do so now .

For as she stared , once she had rested a little and seemed reassured by where she was , her timid eyes grew bright and she looked ready to venture on .

The children found the hut door opened easily enough and cautiously they ventured in , the place smelt musty and stale but it fascinated them .

The rain came as I reached the drive of the hotel , set amongst trees , and I ventured along it in search of shelter .

When she ventured into the kitchen to pour herself an orange juice , wincing as she used the arm she wanted Liz to think was injured , her movements sounded clumsy , intrusive , far too loud .

The original two Peckoltia had their own territories and hardly ventured into each other 's .

Another time , a photographer had ventured onto the reef that rose up from the sea at the far corner .

There seemed to be nothing to find , and he 'd ventured beyond the edge of moonlight before he realized that it should not be there at all .

Nobody ventured out into the weather , except one woman watering some sweet peas on her balcony .

If there is doubt and unbelief to be overcome , it is outside of us , and like St George we must venture out of the camp and slay the dragons for the honour of faith .

As for Meredith , she forgot about him once she had ventured at last into the supermarket .

It was impossible to catch her , but as time went on , she started to venture nearer to houses and populated areas .

Are you so inviolable that no man might dare to venture near ? "

Thus might some fretful merchant have ventured through the medieval forest , nerves braced for the sudden twang of bow strings , the murderous rush from ditch or thicket .

Intrigued , Tallis left the old man for a while and ventured through the intervening wood .

Leaving my car outside the farm I looked warily into the front garden before venturing between the walls .

Gentlemen may venture as far as the gun room , but the door at the end of the housekeeper 's corridor prevents an encounter with any but upper servants of their own sex .

Finally , Mick ventured even further up the gorge and discovered an excellent roof .

Of our ship 's company , only Tooth and Tasman had ventured as far east as this , and the waters ahead were equally unknown to all of us .

They tried to be friendly ; they frequented the cafés and even ventured into people 's houses , and they did n't seem to do any harm .

It was only because she thought Fenn had fallen and hurt himself that she had ventured inside .

The crisis which brought a significant change to American policy in Vietnam came in January 1968 .

Independence has brought some improvement in status , but women are still not recognised for the important role they play in society .

But the advent of actionability brought change ; and the culmination of that change was reached with Hadrian .

Cheaply imported tin and copper from Malaya and other parts of the world brought a decline to the Cornish trade , but it continues on a small scale in the locality .

They had brought a modest decline in the face of extreme boom conditions , but no collapse .

Repeatedly in her work she offers examples of marriages which could bring a woman some kind of satisfaction .

Barbarian invasion or civil war could also bring vast unpopularity on the Christians , cast as scapegoats .

France 's commitment of troops to the Indochina war brought fears that she would be outnumbered by German forces in the European theatre .

Lou Macari 's attempts to wed a club steeped in sophistication to the long-ball game have brought him unpopularity in the dressing-room which will soon spread to the terraces if results do not improve .

SUPERSTAR Michael Jackson brought joy to six-year-old blind boy Nicholas Killen last night .

This is , indeed , one of the highest functions of art to bring order out of chaos , and ` charity , delight , increase " out of disorder .

Dorian Gray 's beautiful face will perhaps bring him danger and trouble . "

Mouth-watering thoughts of all the fish and vegetables that abounded in the Egyptian delta soon produce an irresistible craving .

Myths abound in the heroin community as to the meaning of ` notification " and ` registration " and it is generally assumed that all ` official " agencies are in league with one another .

Moneylenders have abounded in every society , and in recent years have achieved great importance in developed economies because of the stimulus that their services have given to trade .

Rumours abounded at the salon regarding the relationship between Alice and le Maître all of which he vehemently denied whenever he heard the gossip .

Flat-top Ekos did abound at the bottom of the market , but they all ended up with a Dulux psychedelic front and a magnetic pickup across the soundhole .

He said : ` Generosity , happiness and warmth abound in their presence -- I so appreciate their friendship , especially when my wife was ill with leukaemia . "

" In this neighbourhood Citizens abound , " was the optimistic message the LCS received from west Cornwall in 1796 .

Butterflies abounded : we saw small copper , green hair streak , grizzled skipper , orange tip , painted lady , common blue , speckled wood , small heath , wall brown and red admiral .

Bowls clubs abound , and for the golfer there is a good selection of courses , ranging from parkland courses inland to some truly great links , particularly along the northern coast .

On the one hand , myths abounded about the non-addictive nature of heroin when ` chased " .

Prawns abound in most locations , and small ones may comprise the majority of the catch .

Examples abound in the professions , for example the question of auditors and joint stock companies , or solicitors and conveyancing .

Bureaucracy abounds and continues to proliferate , nepotism is more rife , I am told , than under Franco , standards in almost everything leave so much to be desired .

Memories abound on the tee , of Lyle hitting his seven-iron from the fairway bunker to 10 ft , of Woosnam creaming his drive way to the left and almost redefining the way to play the hole .

But while this was happening another student , who was a friend of both the dying man and myself , became convinced that God was going to heal the clergyman of his cancer . 

The only way he knew to heal the pain of his humiliation was to punish her for the crime of leaving him . 

So in wooing militants he is not seeking only to heal the wounds of Punjab and Assam -- he is following the one strategy which might sustain him in power . 

` There must be some reality that can heal the fragmentation of the world . " 

However , although these drugs heal 70-80 per cent of ulcers within four weeks of treatment they do not cure the underlying disease . 

In the new activity of urban reconstruction , plans were prepared to sweep away the inadequacies of the past and heal the scars of war damage . 

The key to healing the divisions in man 's nature which produce the tension between active and contemplative life is love , only realised in playing the game of faith that this is true . 

A magnanimous gesture from the founders of the Open Software Foundation is needed now to heal any lingering breeches in the industry . 

President Eisenhower set out to heal the divisions in the nation . 

First , top scorer Dalien Atkinson missed the starting line-up after revolutionary oxygen chamber treatment failed to heal him in time to face his old club . 

It also made him want even more to pull her close and heal her wounds with a kiss . 

We healed them with our doctor 's hands and placed them about our person . 

He had already accepted ` different paths to socialism " within the Communist bloc itself when he healed the breach with Tito in 1955 . 

Pumpkin seeds contain zinc which is necessary to help both internal and external skin heal itself after damage , either by parasites or bacteria -- or even general wounds . 

By this means he hopes to heal the feud between the Danes and the ‘ Bards ’ over whom Fróda once ruled . 

The meeting had been called in an effort to heal the renewed rift between the two Presidents resulting from the October retreat by the central administration from radical economic reform . 

Laurie Mains is at the centre of efforts to heal the rift between players and media . 

Mr Clay went on to tell of his visits to a bone-setter , who successfully healed him after an accident . 

This is why the experts of Jesus ' time criticized him for healing the sick on the Sabbath , accepting social outcasts , or infringing the fine points of the law . 

The seventh son of a seventh son has traditionally been able to heal conditions such as eczema and asthma . 

At the end of the opera , Parsifal heals Amfortas by touching him with a spear , and Kundry is able , at last , to die . 

This woman violates the taboo of not touching any man when in a state of impurity by secretly touching his garment , hoping thereby to heal herself . 

Our study shows that bFGF , even at a dose that did not affect gastric acid secretion ( 30 µg/kg/day ) , was also effective in healing these lesions . 

` Physician heal thyself , " he muttered in a half-overheard aside and went out . 

In 1852 the breach was healed by the election of Professor William Sewell as president RCVS . 

Ten lepers were healed by Jesus ; only one returned to express his thanks . 

Most acute ulcers had been healed by H 2 receptor antagonists , and only one patient ( randomised to placebo ) had received bismuth subcitrate before entering the trial . 

Turning and seeing her , he affirms her deed as an act of faith : ` Daughter , your faith has made you well ; go in peace and be healed of your disease . " 

Calvary declares that you are ` ransomed , healed , restored , forgiven ` . 

When the mind is quiet of course the body is quiet and whatever illness you have can be healed more easily . " 

The woman who had a haemorrhage for twelve years , and probably suffered from haemophilia , touched the cloak of Jesus believing that this was all she had to do to be healed . 

What is important is that Jesus saw that blind obedience to the letter of the law was stopping a man from being healed . 

After it was all over , Bodyline was outlawed by MCC and world cricket ; the wounds were healed ; the British Empire was reunited . 

The rift between the two was never really healed , and from the 1930s onwards they pursued their separate paths . 

Instead , he healed the sick and comforted the broken-hearted . 

" We can break our bones and heal ourselves straight away , " whispered the little bird . 

They do n't know whether the injuries will heal themselves or whether they 'll have to operate again . 

Our most dutiful and saintly brother was himself healed of his lameness by her , and has been ever since her particular squire and servant . 

She checks that you and the baby are well , that any stitches are healing , that your uterus is normal and that the baby 's cord is healing properly . 

Their wounds had healed and they were in full flesh again , frisking by the riverbank when they were disembarked to graze . 

He was draped in the doorway , sporting a chunky oatmeal sweater and a pair of thigh-hugging beige trousers and looking tanned and fit after their afternoon in the snow . 

DAWN breaks on Boxing Day in Burnley and groups of bleary-eyed individuals sporting garish claret and blue garb gather on street corners . 

When Charles appeared for dinner , Diana noticed that he was sporting a new pair of cufflinks in the shape of two ` C's intertwined . 

Sporting matted hair , an unkempt beard and purple sneakers he even gave Charles and Diana a thumbs-up sign at the end of his performance . 

Many personnel were sporting T-shirts with the new THORP logo . 

Yesterday Leslie showed he was full of life again , sporting a blue baseball cap and obviously looking forward to spending the day with his five children and 61-year-old wife Jean . 

She was sporting a pair of gold hoop earrings , and her face was skilfully made up . 

To the east are the Aonachs , the brooding big beasts tamed to a degree now by poor old Aonach Mor 's ski-tows , which it wears uncomfortably like a lorry driver sporting gold neck chains . 

While all around him , men wore their hair at shoulder length and sported gold chain necklaces , frilled pink shirts , flared-leg hipster trousers , and coloured boots with platform soles , Adam had remained carefully traditional . 

He sported a wig composed from shredded J-Cloths , a present from his wife . 

They would cease to be a privileged stratum standing above the people . 

By the late 19th century , hard-knotted rugs had almost ceased to be made in Europe , as the advent of weaving machines meant that rugs could be produced much more quickly at a fraction of the cost . 

Yeremi 's stream of plasma ceased abruptly as his hand cramped within that fervid womb . 

In the Construction sub-sector , for example , the use of railway-owned vehicles on aggregates traffic ceased altogether in 1989 , following the withdrawal of a pool of 16.5 tonne opens based in the Peak District . 

Fighting ceased only with the advent of darkness -- but the respite was to be brief . 

Beetle attack which has ceased requires little attention except for any necessary repairs to the damaged timbers . 

The schools building programme ceased in 1985 , and at that time too teachers ' real salaries began to decline rapidly . 

For He maketh the storm to cease so that the waves thereof are still … " 

Finally , in 1940 , freight traffic ceased and the track was removed in 1941 . 

The four tall brothers walked in stooped silence but their wives chatted agreeably . 

In the event I was shown into a small room with Her Majesty , where we sat together for some twenty minutes chatting amiably about almost anything under the sun . 

She poured their tea and sat with a cup of her own by the fire , chatting away as easily as she did every morning . 

It soon became clear that Sam and Luke had many acquaintances in common ; they chatted easily , and Anna was skilful at drawing Merrill into the conversation . 

Around him in the eating house a few other diners sat , chatting quietly , and from the next table came the muted click of the pieces being moved by two players of twenty-squares . 

They sat chatting together while Elizabeth waited for trade to pick up again . 

Over dinner , they chatted together easily , casually , the conversation drifting . 

As they chatted and laughed about the events of the day they almost fell over Billy who was stretched out in the undergrowth snoozing with a contented grin on his face . 

But we started to chat and I thought that , in spite of the rotten conditions , there might be some fun in it after all . 

It was boring for them and now they go out they spend some time er amongst each other and they have time to chat around . 

He was chatting away happily , about his plans for next season , next year , the year after , and Miranda hardly heard him . 

From then on I referred , whenever possible , to my Scottish ancestry when we chatted . 

` We were all still in high spirits from the party and everyone was chatting . 

Students would sit around chatting , leave if they felt like it , and not come back if they found something better to do . 

Mr Lal 's English was even less fluent than my Hindi , so we chatted , ungrammatically , in his tongue . 

The clearing swarms with secretaries and punks , locals and junkies , chatting , sweating , awaiting a beer or a meal for the road , but in no real hurry . 

Yesterday , as they had chatted , the model had been continually fussing with her mane of black curls , or admiring her long finger nails , or smoothing down the skirt of her grey suede suit . 

Thus two speakers who normally use hardly any Creole forms might feel they were " chatting Patois " when they were actually using fewer Creole tokens than two heavy Creole users who felt they were speaking " ordinary English . " 

In civvy street she would have found it hard to find a fellow to chat with and so she likely considered the war a godsend . 

First hints of that occurred almost casually , when Michael Ledeen , the first American into the swamp , was chatting with ` an intelligence official of a West European country " early in 1985 . 

The three of us would chat about anything and everything for a while then Alan would take him into the surgery so that they could be private . " 

` They would chat about the day , what Alex had been doing -- then Alex would come on the phone . 

Under the influence of the finest wine , Arthur was soon chatting happily to anyone who would listen and could n't resist reminding the head waiter that it was his son who owned the restaurant . 

Springfield walked Curtis and Pam to the hospital carpark , where they stood chatting by Curtis 's car . 

They were both very fair complexioned , and they chatted sporadically to each other in a language foreign to Mr Frizzell , who imagined that they must be Dutch or German . 

They chatted for another minute or two -- there was never any hurry in Faverwell -- before Cara left , and almost immediately returned . 

When Richard had gone she sat watching the other guests ; Stella was chatting animatedly to a lean , grey-haired man . 

Princess Di chats with French captain Sella at Cardiff Arms Park . 

The Queen paused briefly to chat with children from the base as she made her way to view a specially prepared static display of the Corps ' role in providing technical and logistical support to the army . 

Ronnie Moran , who had been chatting with Mr Souness about the match hours before the Liverpool manager headed for the operating theatre , will have to report failure in his first game in charge . 

Malcolm Anderson was in the room , chatting with the police photographer , a pretty young woman with long , ash-blonde hair , who was packing her equipment . 

He paused to chat with 15-year-old High School pupil Charlotte Blair about her school 's forthcoming dance before heading into the Caird Hall . 

Nothing she said , just a way she has of slightly turning and doing something else and not replying as quickly as she might . 

Afterwards , she ventured to go up to him and say that she was my sister : to which he replied kindly -- ; ` I can see that you are " . 

The customers reply never mind about lunch , they will drink a carafe of wine and perhaps Madame has some bread and sausage ? 

` I shall need to think about it , of course , " replied the honourable lady , ` Things are too far advanced -- the jubilee celebration . 

` Because , " replied the little girl , ` you said that when the innkeeper opened the door the light fell on Mary . " 

` Thank you , Mr Oak , " replied Mrs Hurst , ` but Bathsheba is only a visitor here . 

` She ca n't manage the farm alone , " replied Jacob , ` and she wo n't listen to our advice . 

` Twelve miles down the river , and cut to pieces , " replied Mr Bumble in a shaky voice . 

` It 's an awful thing to have to admit , " replied Samantha Lightbody , ` but I 'm afraid I missed it . " 

` Do n't be silly , " replied Jenny , feeling the fringe of a blush caressing her cheek . 

` That 's right , " replied Brown , ` I was at home all evening . " 

It turns out he was in France at the time of the murder , " replied Bridget . 

` No , Len , not me , " replied Rachel , ` but Sister Clarey will go to the hospital with you . 

` There may be more , and I 'm in charge , let's continue , " replied Ralph . 

Without more water , Georgians reply , their state will have to restrict growth , costing it 680,000 jobs and $127 billion in wages by 2010 . 

I replied , describing the state it was in at that time , and what I hoped to do with it . 

Before he could reply , Doreen reached their side , her hands outstretched to clutch Silas 's arm as she sent glances of suspicion from one to the other . 

I am glad that he is to reply , because I am confident about his knowledge of this large subject . 

Randolph replied , amidst his sobs , ` It 's j-just th-that the other re-reindeers tease m-me about my wh-white nose . " 

Richard Baxter replied by asking Cromwell why he had abolished the monarchy . 

The Supreme Court replied by asking for an explanation and threatening proceedings for disobedience if the request was ignored . 

She replied by asking her father if he believed in the reality of Mr Bullock 's Pantherion of stuffed wild beasts at his Egyptian Hall in Piccadilly , London . 

A year later , the then Lord Chancellor ( Lord Hailsham ) replied by claiming that the essential function of the Lord Chancellor was to defend the independence and integrity of the judiciary . 

The people replied by crying three times , ` Let it be done . " 

In the call , Charles is said to declare his love for Camilla and she replies by saying : ` I love you , too . " 

If three months thereafter the landlord has not replied in writing to the tenant objecting to the proposed alterations , the tenant is entitled to presume that the landlord consents to the alterations . 

The defendant has to reply in writing also within 14 days , confirming which items are agreed and at which figure , which items are not agreed and why , and giving his counter-proposals . 

` I do n't see why , " Whitlock replied without looking up from the grill . 

` Very slow to start , " she replied without moving from her pose , ` and then very quick . " 

` Of course , " she replied with far more confidence than she actually felt . 

` There 's no need to look so desperate , " he replied with just a hint of sympathy . 

I would ask Clarence where he received such large amounts of money from , and he would reply with ` I won the pools " or ` Found it , darling " , giving me a wink . 

Vincent replied by return of post , writing his answer on the back of Theo 's letter -- but not , he hastened to add , ` with the intention of insulting you . " 

` I shall be with His Grace anon , " the prince replied on a small note of displeasure , before again turning to Joan . 

` A Goddamn ! " one of them replied in a thick , Scottish accent . 

` I know , I know all about that , " Jean-Claude replied without emotion . 

Two flight , four squadron , " I replied in my broadest Glasgow . 

` Take the road you came on , " she replied without interest , opening a book . 

` Yes , I do know , " she replied after a moment 's hesitation ; ` but I love him . " 

We asked whether the Russians had requested that these Cossacks should be turned over to him and Robertson replied in the negative and added " but they probably will soon " …

Wolfgang replied in tones of injured innocence , but his father 's influence was waning . 

` I suppose 't is because I am the elder and have a better knowledge of such things , " Anne replied in a superior tone . 

When the pupil replied in the negative his wrist was seized and swung violently up behind his back . 

Robin studied what they did and replied to an article in the race programme which invited applications for marshals . 

He has 14 days to reply to the charges and request a personal hearing . " 

` I do not know where my wife is , I only wish I did , " Carter was replying to the constable 's question . 

She never replied to my letter with relevant copy pages from JTR 's book enclosed . 

Do you realise that by simply replying to this letter , you could be giving yourself a tax free lump sum of up to £100,000 . 

On the whole , your readers seemed very supportive of Steffi Graf but I would like to reply to one letter in particular , that in defence of Seles . 

She had not replied to any of his earlier messages , and she would not respond to this one . 

I tried to reply straight to you , but according to the postmaster here at Newcastle , you do n't exist ! ! ! 

` My family will be ready to welcome you , " he replied with an air of finality . 

` A petty villain in other words , " Philpott replied with a hint of irritation in his voice . 

If he asks his friend " What did you hear before I asked you ? " his friend will reply with some impatience " I told you before , the counter at A clicked " . 

` Barak worked for anyone who paid him , " Al-Makesh replied with a dismissive shrug . 

` They 'll let you know everything on the ward , " she replied with a smile . 

When at the end his brothers poured out their guilt and begged him for forgiveness , he replied with the words , ` Fear not , for am I in the place of God ? " 

` It 's gotta be right , chief , " he replied enthusiastically . 

` Twenty minutes , " the guard replied , then hurried away to help someone with his luggage . 

" My dear child , do n't ask me , " he replied , " I do n't know ! " . 

" According to our anthropologists , " I replied , even more wearily . 

A knackered and dripping Bob Geldof replied : " I 've retired . 

I replied the same thing could be said about running a successful club , but Bob was off , back into the night . 

But before Willie could reply the boy was already chattering on . 

To which Gildas had replied it must be a Jewish sense of humour . 

She replied she would have remembered because she would have had to take action . 

When asked to assess the opposition , manager Lazaroni replied diplomatically that he fears no single Italian player , rather he fears the whole side . 

Pandolfi replied that the US debate served to underline that ` intentionally or unintentionally , false scientific results are discovered and corrected by peer discussion and review " . 

Eight institutions replied that they were no longer engaged in teacher education , others that there was no time , or no member of staff available to complete the questionnaire . 

To which Robert replied that he had never been interested in photography . 

Mr Davies replied that the authority 's budget added up to about 0.2pc of NHS spending in Wales . 

` All right , " replied the man severely , ` all right , hold your water a minute . 

` Have you done the sum I set you yet ? " replied Mr Fractor sternly . 

` Believe me , Benjamin is Jewish inside , " replied Nichols persuasively . 

` Madam , " replied the officer politely , ` speaking for myself , I 'd like the pleasure of meeting his fine wife . 

` Thanks , " he muttered , still wary of his rescuer 's reaction . 

Kevin cast his eyes up to heaven and muttered , ` Give me strength ! " 

He resigned himself to the inevitable , and grudgingly muttered , ` Proceed with the prosecution . " 

` There are n't horses that would carry them , " muttered Caspar . 

Some of the old Polish poison is back , too ; people mutter that former prime minister Mazowiecki lost the presidential election because he had too many Jewish advisers . 

Christopher swiftly arranged for a six foot wall to be built along his boundary , and angrily muttered that it was going to have to be the Scottish islands . 

Candy refused and the Italian had wandered off muttering that he would do it alone . 

Once round the loch and they headed back for their car , muttering that we were wasting our time because there was not a single fish in the loch . 

She seemed embarrassed and muttered that her mother had given Terry the photograph , but before she said any more Mrs Redmond began to ask Joe about the war news . 

Behind him he could hear one of the boys mutter that Mr Wilson had gone mad , and another reply that he always had been . 

The Doctor muttered that he knew best and that life was rarely logical . 

Karr muttered something , then pressed a second tiny bundle into the man 's hand . 

He looked at the stubborn set of her mouth and muttered something -- obviously rude -- in Italian . 

But for the sake of peace and quiet , she muttered an apology and scrambled to her feet . 

Rutherford was muttering something about a by-pass always changing a country community , as if he felt the need to apologise for the place . 

Lord Wakeham , who had come with the necessary cheque , had muttered something about boys being boys , and that Robertson would do well to go to his hotel and sleep it off . 

Robert got up and , muttering something about marking , made as if to leave . 

They began to criticize and mutter doubts about the stability of the fairy-tale marriage . 

He turned away , muttering something about Vincent 's vicious character . 

Hannah Dooley , her nostrils flared , was muttering something to herself . 

Eventually I untangled them and muttered something to him about it having been a hair-raising experience …

The man eyed Doyle contemptuously then muttered something to himself and moved to another table and sat down . 

` Blimmin' blue , " muttered Tom to himself as he observed Willie 's face . 

Bowring stared at the face that was appearing , then he muttered a denial to himself as he struggled to lower the binoculars , to let go his shivering grip on them , look away . 

Lucenzo muttered something to the man , who grinned understandingly . 

` Too mean to offer a living wage , " muttered Tom Tedder to the young man beside him . 

We inched towards our car , muttering instructions at each other like a pair of furniture removers used to working together . 

His lean face darkened and he muttered something in Portuguese beneath his breath . 

She watched as the woman muttered something in Italian and Guido responded with a couple of sharp questions . 

Karen also rose , muttering something about checking to see how the meringue was coming along . 

Hope bowed more elegantly , muttered the line about being her servant but concentrated all his will on the first look direct . 

Miles went very red , muttered something about ` things to get on with " and left the room . 

He looked strangely at me , muttered something about coming back within the hour , and sauntered off . 

Although he was pleased that they had managed to set everything up on time , he continued to mutter about the remaining android being alive , threatening them from somewhere on the planet . 

Somebody was muttering about a bomb scare at Marks , which accounted for the influx . 

Dameta had taken one look at her heated countenance when she 'd emerged from the pleasance , and had ordered her to bed , muttering about fevers and the carelessness of wandering about in gardens without a mantle . 

As they headed off on their Whitsun holiday , backbenchers were already muttering about the next shake-up . 

Gran had been muttering about storms for days and she liked her to stay close at these times . 

Charles found himself muttering to the motherly dresser , who handed him his hat . 

He gulped down what he was given but continued muttering urgently to himself . 

` He is coming , " he muttered to himself , almost tentatively . 

` You know , I 'm getting quite used to this invisible business , " Mitch muttered to Maggie when they were at last settled to their table . 

That 's what 's had you muttering under your breath for the last hour ? " 

He was ill-washed and stubble-chinned and he muttered beneath his breath . 

Gwyneth Dunwoody stated that we were secretly dismantling the health service and Roy Hattersley muttered about contracting out old people like refuse collection . 

Some made their excuses and left , muttering about being able to hire a video any time they wanted . 

They are muttering about having City Hall 's powers decentralised in their favour . 

The guitars scratch at your eyes , Medicine lynchpin Brad Laner mutters away in the background , and all of a sudden , it 's nine minutes , eight seconds later . 

then you see or somebody you know looking at the long jump and they 're muttering away to themselves . 

Maisie , from deep inside her black linen bag , was muttering about how it was all right for some people . 

A knot of dark-suited Garrick members had gathered in the hall and were muttering anxiously . 

Hencke muttered bitterly , glancing derisively at the few pounds in his hand . 

She pushed computer buttons , picked up a telephone , muttered discreetly and then turned back to Jack saying , ` He 's in Abbey Ward . 

" Nonsense , " the doctor had muttered gruffly when she had attempted to explain her fears to him . 

The old woman once again muttered incoherently as though complaining and then pulling herself together said clearly : ` Does your father wish it ? " 

` There 's no call for an angel , " the devil-man would mutter malevolently . 

More than 100 sullen villagers were muttering outside yesterday , afraid to approach the polling station where the assistant district magistrate and scores of police are trying to create the impression that polling is normal . 

` Goodbye , my friend , " the Doctor muttered softly and raised his hat in farewell . 

I had a horse who loved going on the beach and in the sea at Weston-Super-Mare but hated puddles and tiny streams . 

The woman had been in the country for less than a week when she went to the beach at Umgababa , just south of Durban , after breakfast on Tuesday . 

And I only hope that in the end our roads will become so clogged with all these fume-belching cars and lorries that everyone will give them up and start going by train again .

Twenty companies moved this year , 49 are set to go by 1993 and another 23 are considering moving -- and not just to the suburbs .

It would have made no difference if the ironmonger 's door had been shut instead of open , and the ox had pushed its way through , or had gone through a plateglass window .

Which er , which we all , who went to the , the particular er , er occasion when we went past it on our way from the church to the reception we saw it going on .

When she 'd finished eating -- not that she 'd felt very hungry -- she went in search of Mrs McMahon in order to say goodbye again .

I 'll write -- and I 'll visit him regularly , but I 'm going home to England -- to stay .

They took turns to walk around inside and sit on the bunks and then George left to go home for tea .

Sheila E , Prince 's drummer , had already established her musician 's credentials before she joined him , though it remains to be seen where she goes from here .

Even the trained nurses who have gone out there were n't prepared for what they saw .

Enter by the porter 's lodge ; if no one is there go to the door in the first courtyard on the left and someone is bound to come to your aid .

She shied , she reared , went backwards , stopped dead from a canter , saw a ghost in every gateway .

He sketched a slight , mocking bow and left her , and Merrill went slowly along to the cloakroom .

She went quickly through the door and out of his sight , racing up to her room to recover .

At three in the morning she went forlornly to bed , promising herself to get at least one room painted tomorrow .

I think she imagined that I had to go back to the River Isles , perhaps to be married to my cousin , who rules there now .

If he had run away he would have taken Murgatroyd -- he would n't have gone anywhere without Murgatroyd .

Teesside Crown Court was told Ninham had offered to give the boys money for fireworks and encouraged them to go for a walk with him and his dog .

DEWI MORRIS , England 's Grand Slam scrum-half , went to a party in Manchester on Saturday night with a heavy heart .

But her mum refused to hand over a penny -- and Chris 's parents finally decided to go to court for the cash .

We have gone slightly the other way with obviously robotics and the electronic age and this sort of thing .

As soon as he was dressed , Nigel went to the main desk to ask if there was any post .

` So I just went a-front there with my milk and vinegar ; rubbed it in my palm and fingers ; and then I rubbed it inside the horses " nose and then round their nostrils . 

I 've been asleep , lulled by competent hands rubbing aromatic oils into my aching shoulderblades . 

Pamela surveyed him from under her sunshade as he rubbed the lotion lovingly into the bad-tempered girl 's back . 

She took out her Ambre Solaire and rubbed a small amount on her nose . 

I crushed some of the flowers and rubbed them on my forehead as I 'm told it has an invigorating effect on cabbages and thought it might do the same for me . 

To help keep these bold bloodsuckers at bay we rubbed wet salt on our boots . 

While waiting to go on , they would see the women rub lipstick onto their fingers from their lips and transfer it onto their navels and nipples . 

It is rubbed into the hair and scalp and then left to dry naturally , because using a hair dryer can destroy its effectiveness . 

He rubbed some of the powder in his hands , sniffed it and threw it back on to the ground . 

Girls , caught by the arm , have snow rubbed into their hair like salt into a herring . 

13:33 ) which causes the whole mixture to rise , or like salt rubbed into the meat to preserve and flavour it ( Luke 14:34 ) . 

The animals ' food often contains toxic test substances or they may be forced to swallow huge capsules or have toxic creams rubbed into their raw skin . 

Tempera is the normal alternative to oil for overpainting gold , but you may be able to use a thin layer of tempera or even saliva rubbed into the surface as a preparation for acrylics . 

“ A smudge of make-up rubbed on the back of the hand , a lot of agonising … it 's like buying a hat by trying it on your foot ” 

Boltwood rubbed a little on the forehead of a four year-old who immune system was severely depressed . 

` I 'll send a serf with some vinegar , oil and sulphur to rub on your tooth . " 

Peppermint -- aids digestion ; cooled teabags squeezed and rubbed onto skin make a good antiseptic tonic . 

There are creams to rub on offending areas , potato diets , banana and milk diets , grapefruit and egg diets , and very low calorie diets . 

It was postmarked Manchester , the paper was poor , and the writing scrawled and dipped across the stained envelope . 

Within 2.5km ( 1½ miles ) the road forks and the right-hand branch dips across a hollow towards Schwendi ; but continue forward , climbing on the left-hand ( main ) road which ascends towards Goldiwil at a higher level with even more rewarding views . 

This is especially important when an aquifer dips beneath another layer that is much less permeable . 

The ground dipped between two minor cliffs , and the architect must have figured they would make swell windbreaks . 

The sea , rather than dipping to the horizon , curled up like the lip of a dish . 

The bed dipped heavily to the right of her where Gabriel sat , holding her hand . 

Then , a few moments later , at twenty-five minutes to five , the trail dipped steeply for thirty yards , and there was the Land Rover at the bottom . 

We went carefully up the rickety stairs , wall bulges out here , and roof dips down there , torn matting and straying hooky rugs . 

Before it reached it , though , the road suddenly dipped down again and ran into a shallow hollow filled with sunshine . 

Shiva 's Fifth Avenue was a long , curving , treeless street that dipped steeply down and switchbacked up again , though the neighbourhood was not in general a particularly hilly place . 

When the road dipped down to the curved span of the bridge she saw the water far below , snaking its way between the high rock walls of a narrow gorge . 

The grassy track ran level , curved and dipped a little , emerged from the trees . 

The road dipped steeply here then curved back wickedly upon itself . 

She quivered in his grasp , trying to maintain her air of sophistication as her voice dipped unsteadily . 

The driver took the road carefully as it dipped and turned , and forded rivers that shone like a newly tarred road and roared and pounded against the floor . 

She will lunch with selected guests in the new council offices , and an hour beforehand they are all turned out in their best suits and dresses fidgeting in anticipation . 

TOM Courtenay fidgets in the chair , runs his fingers through hair grown long for his new stage role and chooses his words carefully before answering any question . 

Instead she fidgeted in her seat , unable to relax , as the Mirror 's royal photographer Kent Gavin and I looked on . 

The wedding between the two young gipsies was a moving ceremony , although Christian 's lengthy sermon had everyone fidgeting on the hard bench seats before it was ended . 

The small audience had begun to fidget on their rickety folded chairs . 

Usually worn by those smug bastards who fidget relentlessly on planes and insist on getting up and walking round the whole time , demonstratively taking photos out of windows and asking for guided tours of the cockpit . 

Rachel fidgets round the room like it 's a hotel we got to leave by ten . 

Alex fidgeted impatiently as Miles was brought forth on a stretcher , ignoring the welfare of the Base Coordinator completely . 

` There is so much Isabel does not like , " she said , a note of real scorn in her voice that threw Dorothea into confusion , and she fidgeted , avoiding Kathleen 's eye . 

Children fidgeted and chattered : mothers clutched babies in their arms and hauled toddlers on to their laps , making more room on the floor for people to sit . 

As soon as lunch was over , Mr Evans was fidgeting to get back to the shop . 

Mr Major fidgeted , and took an ever-so sneaky glance at his watch at 4:00pm to find to his dismay that only 30 minutes of the one hour , 53 minute-long drone had passed . 

Kaffa and its ships swarmed with rats ; plague was quickly disseminated by sea to many Mediterranean ports . 

Chapter 21 does not deal merely with a desert swarming with snakes , but with another gift of water from God ( v . 

As they entered the boardroom , executives swarmed around Damian . 

They swarmed like lice over the camp , and there was a battle being waged at the boat which men were trying to push out of the shallows whilst others held off the beasts . 

Raimundo 's shaggy lurchers swarmed round Perdita as she staggered groggily out of the car . 

A group of Dutch tourists swarmed out of a restaurant behind Rain and Oliver and the pedlar lost ground . 

Men swarm everywhere , the cafés are crowded with them , sitting at drinkless tables — the greatest concentration of men that I have seen outside a football ground . 

Enemy aircraft swarmed overhead , methodically searching each gully and outcrop . 

Frogs love it , and in springtime birds swarm all over it , making off with beaksful of what must be nature 's most luxurious nest lining material ! 

As the little rodents swarmed all over him , he swung his arm back , pointing dramatically towards the back of the bay . 

Thousands of civilians swarmed over several military garrisons , seizing the weapons and " liberating " the bases . 

And Meg told the watching millions that her mum hammered on his door and woke him from a nap during a break in filming . 

He had promised her that if anything out of the ordinary happened , any unnecessary flicker on a dial , he would wake her . 

She crept stealthily along the gallery , not daring to put on a light in case she should wake Luke , past his room , feeling carefully in the half-darkness . 

Young Keely Smith woke her sleeping dad Paul , who found his Middlesbrough terrace house thick with smoke in the early hours of yesterday . 

Charlie let those who could , sleep , and did n't attempt to wake anyone until three o'clock the next morning . 

The hotel manager woke me at 10 a.m. with a telegram from my mother , which had been delayed . 

The wind woke her at six , hustling the leaves on the trees , still green in November . 

He burst into the apartment , woke Constance from her doze , and fell upon her , greedy and desperate to prove to himself that he was right and his friend was wrong . 

And one rustle of the packet wakes Darren from the deepest sleep . 

At five a lone bugle woke his companions from their drowsy slumber . 

After a long time , a familiar voice woke them from their lazy reverie . 

The 15-month-old boy 's screams woke his mother in the early hours . 

A friend of Soon-Yi said : ` Mia would wake her daughter in the middle of the night and scream at her : ` Look what you 've done to me -- how could this happen ? " ' 

My watch alarm woke us to a finger cold pre-dawn , though I remained only half awake as we trudged through knee-deep snow to the bottom of the Supercouloir , both of us cursing that we had not brought our skis . 

Then Mrs Dempster woke him as usual with a cup of tea , and he felt better . 

Finally get to sleep at five , thinking : ` I do n't care who runs the country , as long as he does n't wake me before noon . " 

Sarah Anne Burke was critically ill last night after being found lying in her bed covered in blood by a care assistant who went in to wake her for breakfast . 

The alarm clock woke Claudia for the second time and she sniffed appreciatively at the aroma penetrating her room . 

After waking the guestmaster by tolling the abbey gate bell , Corbett was greeted by an anxious Prior and a solicitous Ranulf . 

She was woken at seven by the night nurses who had to tidy her up before they went off duty . 

Owen Ruddy , who lives near the scene of the crime , described how he was woken from his sleep by the noise . 

You did n't like being woken in the middle of the night for ice cream , but you sat up and ate it in bed before it melted to please your father . 

The maid who had woken her stared back without comprehension or interest . 

I 'd wake Zaria and get her out pronto , then bell the local Bill . 

Alter a milky drink she settled and slept until woken by the nurses for a cup of tea at 6.30 am . 

Ian gave Sue 's hair a good trim before shampooing with Natural Styling Perm Hair Bath . 

He whistled now and tinkled an imaginary drum , before offering me three teeth of golden maize . 

` Darling , I have this feeling it is going to be an excellent day , " he proclaimed as he kissed his wife goodbye at their doorstep . 

But if everything is political , as is often proclaimed , then nothing is ; one can invoke Saussure in the assertion that meaning is a matter of differentiation . 

A growing proportion of politically active workers were no longer without a country , as the Communist Manifesto had proclaimed . 

He carried a most unusual weapon at all times , namely a large white bone which , he proclaimed , had once been used as an item of warfare in the island of Otaheite . 

The chicken , which she next drew from the fridge , had , so the label proclaimed , ranged freely over a district of France before being hygienically and humanely slaughtered and packed . 

As the banner headline in last month 's JFIT News proclaimed , IT Division has a new Director . 

` Light should be the most important material in our project , " proclaimed the architect . 

` And here 's to Sister Lila , in her fancy-schmancy time-share flat , " proclaims Molly , holding up her glass . 

Its prophet , Jean-Jacques Rousseau , proclaimed the right of all people to express their national character through the exercise of political sovereignty in a government of their own . 

` I bumped into him , that 's all I did , " he proclaimed with tragicomic gestures . 

` The National Health Service " , she had to proclaim in 1982 , ` is safe with us " . 

` See how they welcome us , " a cheerful Israeli colonel proclaimed to me then . 

With prescience Ho proclaimed : ` Great as was the victory it was no more than a beginning . " 

“ Magnificent ruin , ” quoted Mr Augustus Snodgrass , ” Samuel Pipkin proclaimed . 

Eddie , so aptly surnamed , had produced for us , as if by magic , a hand-painted sign proclaiming ` Old and Rare Volumes - Complete Editions of Popular Authors - Best Sellers . " 

We ask you solemnly to proclaim the Republic before the people gathered here . " 

When Saad 's note proclaiming his innocence was discovered there was an outcry in the village . 

Final results published on March 13 when Trovoada was officially proclaimed President-elect showed that close to 60 per cent of the 60,000 registered electors had voted , giving him 81.8 per cent of the ballot . 

Prior to the council , Lawyer was given a paper proclaiming him h ead chief of the Nez Perce . 

Various regulations were proclaimed from the early years of British rule , but they remained dead letters for most of the century . 

Troops were called out and the Riot Act was proclaimed in Worthing in 1884 . 

Patiently , the practitioner examined them , me and us , and proclaimed that I would probably be able to see jolly well if I did n't have them inside out and in the wrong eyes . 

J. H. Whitehouse , the Liberal MP , proclaimed that ` in view of the relation of unemployment to adolescent and child labour " , an improved system of education was ` a matter of urgent necessity " . 

The joint manifesto proclaimed that imperialism would be the coalition 's chief objective . 

T he badge she wore on one lapel proclaimed that her name was Molly . 

The Daily Mail had proclaimed that a new and ugly word had entered the English language , ` raver " . 

Army commanders in the outer islands proclaimed a state of emergency and replaced civilian governors by military men . 

When we blame our ills upon someone we call a ` witch " we proclaim our own innocence at their expense . 

By the time they retire in December , he and his wife Shirley will have put in nearly 100 years here between them . 

By the time he retired from his post eight years later 8,000 new jobs had been created and he believes the artistic opportunities presented by Theatr Clwyd played its part . 

After a move to Brabham in 1978 , Lauda made the shock announcement during practice for the following year 's Canadian Grand Prix that he was retiring to concentrate on building up Lauda-Air , his own airline company . 

STANDARDS engineer David Savage has retired after 11 years with BNFL at Risley . 

Kay Maskell who has just retired after many years as the Chairman of the Finance Sub-Committee has agreed to become one of our Vice-Presidents . 

Peter Bibby has retired as deputy director of social services in Brent . 

Bursts with crime books on every possible felon and atrocity , which Cam Wolff started collecting when she retired as a Marks & Spencer hygienist . 

He retired as Young Cricketers administrator in 1990. he was also connected with ? 

However , melodious success was not entirely fruitful and in the late Eighties Ms Fahey retired from Bananarama and moved to Los Angeles . 

He retired from medicine in 1930 , although for a brief period during World War II he acted as locum for a Cambridge doctor who had joined up . 

After seventeen years ' service with Stoddard Ellen Gardner retired from her position as an Export Administrator on the 27th July . 

He retired in 1971 , after two years as Senior Air Staff Officer at Maintenance Command . 

He 'd retired from caddying at Birkdale when he was eighty-nine -- they could n't persuade him to wind down . 

The women 's world squash champion , Martine Le Moignan , and Jack Simmons , who has just retired from playing cricket for Lancashire at the age of 48 , receive the MBE. 

The Bishop retired after he was cautioned by the police for the offences . 

A MAN was hit by six cars and two lorries after plunging to his death from a motorway footbridge . 

Mr Dubcek , 70 , whose reforms were crushed by the Soviets in 1968 , was being driven in a car which plunged into a ravine near Prague . 

Leyshon and Stokle suffered horrific injuries when they were trapped in a burning car that plunged down a steep hillside near Birdlip in Gloucestershire in November two years ago . 

His car had plunged down a motorway verge and into a wooden fence . 

POLICE yesterday named the man killed when a car plunged down an embankment into a tree at a popular beauty spot . 

As the last of their horses plunged across , Perry and Whipple 's cavalry approached . 

The horses were reined in and a man-at-arms plunged into the stream , presently triumphantly holding up the dripping book , which was returned to the anxious Queen . 

A STUDENT at the University of Sussex in Brighton , has died in hospital in Swansea , a week after plunging from cliffs at Stackpole near Tenby , west Wales . 

And Craig Stuart , 36 , died when he plunged from a 12th floor hotel room in London . 

His Grace , King Alexander III , was killed when he plunged from Kinghorn Ness on the night of the 18th March . 

The crooked tycoon who plunged overboard from his yacht a year ago assigned his wife a sub-lease which allows her to live in part of the Victorian mansion regardless of the impending sale of the 15 acre estate . 

A SCHOOLBOY escaped severe injury last night when he plunged through a skylight and crashed on to a bed . 

In 1977 , his playboy brother Nigel plunged to his death in his car on a mountain road in South of France -- and David was heir to the multi-million empire then run by his father Cecil . 

AN Oxford student has plunged to his death after a late-night drink and drugs party . 

A VIDEO of a Spitfire plunging to the ground in flames when a stunt went wrong was shown to an inquest jury yesterday . 

It sailed in a great arc , hung poised for a fraction of a second , then plunged out of sight to the sea . 

The Friar plunged down into the ravine and toiled up the other side . 

Yesterday presenter Christopher Frayling and producer David Wallace told of their fear as the lift plunged down the shaft after a cable snapped . 

FORTY-FIVE people were killed last night when an excursion coach careered off a Spanish motorway and plunged down a steep embankment . 

When they die , often due to punctures received during the rutting season , they deflate and plunge down to earth , exploding as they strike the Tarmac . 

The whole boat plunged , but not now in rhythm with the staggering of Maurice and Edward . 

Suddenly it passed the point of no return and plunged downwards . 

Liverpool University student Christopher Powell plunged more than 100ft to his death from a Scottish road bridge over the Inverness Firth . 

If so , the gas will plunge rapidly inwards and settle on the middle set of closed elliptical orbits , called the ` x 1 family " . 

A teenager has walked out of hospital a day after plunging 200 feet from the Severn bridge in an accident that killed two of his workmates . 

So apparently , people from the other campus want to come here and schedule a meeting with three people on this campus ( including me ) who all work in different offices and have other work to do , in order to make sure our cover memos all look the same .

For students returning Monday , the trustees have scheduled an open forum at 10 a . m . to take questions and share information , said Will Hurst , a public relations adviser newly hired by the trustees .

In May , Madstone Theaters opened six more screens and a cafe here at a former multiplex theater , and attracted attention by offering two days of free movies before scheduling first-run films .

Pat Choate , a former Reform Party vice presidential nominee and a Buchanan supporter , said he hopes to schedule a " series of debates " between Buchanan and likely rival Donald Trump .

Committee chairs also refuse to schedule confirmation hearings : Helms ( again ) derailed William Weld 's nomination as ambassador to Mexico by refusing to let Weld testify .

State District Judge John Donovan of Houston had scheduled a July 30 hearing on Cornyn 's petition , but now the five attorneys - - all major contributors to Democrats - - are seeking a postponement until after the Nov . 5 election .

Other explanations : The New York Times cited hazy flying conditions , James Fallows explained the of the flight in Slate , the New York Post reported that Kennedy had been obliged to schedule the Vineyard landing by his wife , and Fortune says that Wall Street is blaming Morgan Stanley for making JFK Jr . 's sister-in-law work late .

LSC has scheduled a meeting with its statewide grantees for February 7 - 9 , 2002 .

When two NATO generals tried to schedule a meeting to tell Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to stop the assaults , Yugoslav officials said Milosevic was too busy to see them .

The two sides scheduled seven meetings in July before a strike decision would be made , Bouris added .

He turned 45 on Sunday and goes way back in racing , to the days when he and his wife , Paula , would schedule most of their trips to racetracks in the dead of night .

The control unit contains a special storage device or register , the program counter , which contains the address of the store location holding the next instruction to be executed or obeyed .

Apart from an inkstained blotter and a penstand it held a small wooden bookshelf containing the Shorter Oxford Dictionary , a dictionary of quotations , Roget 's Thesaurus and Fowler 's Modern English Usage .

Harry Symmonds gave evidence that the carpet bag holding one of the tiny bodies found in Clapper 's Pool was the one he had brought to Mrs Dyer 's house .

Birmingham 's museums hold a wealth of artistic treasures , with the finest Pre-Raphaelite collection in the country and a marvellous Impressionist one too .

Aabida continued pouring water into various containers at teacher 's suggestion , but remained convinced that a taller container held more water than a shorter , fatter one .

Provide containers of various shapes which hold approximately the same amount .

On the window-sill , wearing like everything else its grey veil of powder , a white china vase held the remains of half a dozen tulips .

At the head of the left transept is a very early Christian sarcophagus which held the remains of San Celso until , in 1935 , they were transferred to the Crucifixion chapel .

This month 's disk holds an impressive collection of DOS programs that should work on all PCs .

What the Campaign is against is fake , poor quality imitation lagers being foisted on unsuspecting drinkers and passed off as being genuinely European or Australian . 

Regarding the strikes , disputes and restrictive practices which had plagued the Dublin plant , these were all unfortunate legacies of the British system which had been foisted upon the Irish since before the First World War . 

I do n't remember what happened to the cross-over , I rather think I foisted it on a mother before I moved house . 

It must be a terrible drag having a patient foisted on you like this -- a real busman 's holiday . " 

Meanwhile I was to be foisted on my reluctant Aunt Harriet , whom I had only previously met at family gatherings . 

The GDM warned Abacha , with whom it has maintained close links , of an attempt by a few individuals to `` foist a one-party state on Nigeria . ''

Sprinkle with the breadcrumbs and then moisten the contents of the dish with the vegetable stock . 

The tears were moistening her hair so that it clung to her cheeks , and they did n't look like stopping . 

Moisten each trout with 1 tsp oil , then stuff the inside of each with a few tarragon sprigs . 

I pulled it off gently , so as not to wake him , moistened a handkerchief with cologne and wiped his forehead . 

She moistened her lips and said pleadingly , ` She 's been good to poor Dilys . " 

He tore it open , moistened the end of one gloved finger then dipped it in the substance and touched it to his tongue . 

Moisten the chicken using the reduced stock and garnish with the cooked vegetables from the stock , but discard the bouquet garni . 

Yearning for a drink to ease her parched throat , Polly moistened her lips with the tip of her tongue . 

She moistened her lips with the tip of her tongue and his sudden tension told her she was right . 

There was a lot of activity in the area of the farm buildings , people dashing about even though the farm was being heavily mortared . 

Greenshank were dashing about nervously in the shallows , as greenshanks do , small parties of elegant curlew sandpipers were busily feeding by probing the sand , and grey plovers were standing about watching for any small movements . 

I dashed across to the DC 's house to tell him that this train with several hundred refugees was standing in the station , and some shelter must be found for them . 

Hundreds of motorists abandoned their cars to dash across to a local radio station after a DJ offered scores of free tickets to the band 's concert . 

Nine-month-old James Evans was left alone with Kyle , four , when their mother Julie dashed downstairs to find out why her third child was screaming . 

Two minutes after Janet dashed inside , the company Sierra had disappeared . 

The foot soldiers came up in rows , yelling and dancing and it was a marvel they were not ridden down , as the cavalry seemed to dash right into them . 

There is just time to lift the curtain and peep out at the scene in the street , then to dash upstairs , stand on the bathroom stool and see what the picture is like from that angle . 

He dashes about from place to place and function to function endeavouring to record all aspects of the local scene , trivial as well as tragic . 

People were dashing along the roads in their night attire having just thrown on coats , my father went off first , next my mother and my Aunt Gertrude who lived with us . 

Sweating with fear , Lepine dashed along the verandah and flung himself behind the wheel of the Citron . 

Peach dashed excitedly along to the nursery , flinging aside the stuffed animals , her teddy , the Raggedy Ann doll and the friendly little dog on wheels , desperately trying to find it . 

A wayward child , forever up to mischief and straining at the bit to dash around , is not necessarily hyperactive . 

The Pims dashed around all parts of the aquarium having brief but energetic skirmishes when they met each other , but no actual physical damage was suffered from the skirmishes . 

She dashed around the corner , glad to see his dark bulk again . 

AFTER the débâcle with Norman and Henrietta , Minton began dashing around like a hunted person . 

All the Shermans turned to watch in alarm as the captain dashed away down the companionway , dragging a revolver from inside his white uniform tunic . 

Then he had dashed back inside and curled up in his seat with his hands covering his ears until she came to take him home . 

I dashed back in to make Dad his sandwiches and pour his tea into his billy can . 

Yet she was having to subdue the urge to dash back there and scream at him . 

It meant me having to dash back to England because my passport was at home , and we 'd got no tickets . 

Jenny dashed down the bank to the river and pulled off her shoes and socks . 

Who would look after Kirsty if Shiona was to go dashing down to London ? 

That was the door of the boarding annexe banging open , and Toby Freely and four of the boarders dashing in . 

When Noreen dashed in at six to get changed for her night out with Fred , Henry managed to snatch five minutes ' conversation with her up in the attic . 

My mother dashed in from the kitchen , ` Norman , there 's no excuse for that . " 

He had never been able to lose himself in a crowd , or dash off somewhere suddenly on a whim . 

I dashed out down the street to the pub to get him round to the cottage before Mr Vulcan changed his mind . 

The children of the city woke to the white transforming beauty of the snow and dashed out to make snowballs as soon as they were able . 

She dashed out into the road , where she saw Laura 's inert and profusely bleeding body by the side of the carriageway . 

As she dashed out into the road , where his camouflaged truck was parked , she was relieved that the only thing pursuing her was his curses . 

A cat dashed over my feet at one point and I began to think about the disembodied hand in the film . 

He was killing himself with laughing , but dashed over to the security man and put Kenny out of his misery . 

The father dashed round his vehicle and came out with a camera . 

Bedu 's rhythmics lessons got us all banging bongos , clashing cymbals , dashing round the gym and holding a rhythm against all comers . 

He dashed up the ladder , clambered along the horizontal part , dropped through the gap and swung himself clear from the final rung onto the ground . 

With no time to wait for an ambulance , Colin , 27 , rang the midwife who issued instructions as he dashed up and down the stairs between the phone and the bathroom . 

Using the fire provided by the now empty Warriors to support their move forward , the third platoon dashed forward and hit the enemy at full speed . 

The woman got to her feet , dashed indoors , was again hurled out . 

The animal crouched ready for an attack and then dashed across its cage floor towards the spot where Leyhausen was standing . 

He dashed across the garden and pounced upon the garden gate , pressing the latch with his big feet . 

She dashed across the road to the Welcome Café , owned by her friends , the Taylors . 

Tempers flared as each man dashed from one campaign appearance to the next in a last-minute effort to woo New Yorkers . 

There was a scuffle and he stood up , pushed past brother and friends , and dashed from the courtroom . 

In Zvornik 's empty streets , a ragbag collection of Serbian fighters edgily dash from doorway to doorway to avoid sniper fire . 

When he dashed into the bathroom Wattling 's face was covered with blood , pouring from a gash that stretched from eye to chin . 

There was this mother with her baby please listen ! " she implored as he dashed into the bathroom . 

Realising what had happened , he dashed into the smoke-filled engine room with a wet cloth over his head and disconnected the main power cables from the batteries . 

Anna dashed into the field at once , desperate to reach the cottage before mummy stopped the car again and was able to hear . 

He was the only one to spot the danger to the mother and child , and dashed onto the tracks in order to try and save their lives , waving his arms frantically . 

AN intruder found in the grounds of Princess Diana 's home dashed out of court yesterday refusing to speak about the incident . 

Looks as if I 'm going to have to dash up to London today and try to sort it out . 

If he had dashed for the stairway they would probably have shot him . 

At breakfast next morning , the son of the house dashed past the open doorway stripped to the waist , shaving cream all over his face , looking very agitated . 

The wounded cow , however , dashed frantically towards the jungle along with the other terrified animals of the herd and disappeared with them into the shade . 

The process of CD encounters particular problems in the context of health care .

If you encounter difficulties in this respect , do not hesitate to seek the advice of an animal behaviourist , since individual cases may benefit immensely from specific advice .

If the computer encounters DEF during execution of the program , the rest of the line is ignored .

The residual force of this traditional view was one of the main reasons why PNP coordinators so often encountered anxiety and resistance .

You 've probably never encountered opposition before , because you 've deliberately gone after the weak who could n't fight back .

Here we once more encounter the recognition that at a conceptual level the idea of history can not be taken further : rather it can only be addressed through a tension in the writing itself .

Because males and females of this species encounter each other so infrequently , when they do meet they will remain stuck together for several months .

Christina had only encountered it once before when he was hell-bent on buying Crystal Springs .

It is a phenomenon one encounters continually in Eastern Europe , but most blatantly when one has to have any dealings with state-run organisations .

First , the child rarely encounters major difficulties in such reading , as the readability level of the text is supposedly geared to his or her stage of development .

All these are likely to encounter dementia in the course of their work .

The kind of things that they make may reflect ideas that they encounter in stories , rhymes or visits .

In Lewis Carroll 's Alice in Wonderland we encounter a large cat , lying on the hearth and grinning from ear to ear .

Jo first encountered photography when she joined the North London commercial agency , Photo Coverage as a secretary .

Few salmon are encountered in Loch Doon these days , but brown trout abound and some huge fish have been caught in recent years .

The federal authorities reported that JNA troops encountered numerous roadblocks and met heavily armed resistance , but reached the borders by 9 p.m .

He had encountered most of these in the early days of political socialism in this country and considered them to be a thoroughly unreliable lot .

The third patient , encountered the following morning , was a young actor whose face had swollen to the size of a football .

While admitting the enormous truth of this statement , one could at the same time say that the number of song writers who never discover themselves is also enormous . 

They began a tour of inspection and almost immediately discovered the wrought-iron crypt gate swinging open . 

When she was allowed through to the nave she discovered dancers rehearsing a performance and robed guides discouraging visitors from proceeding to the site of St Thomas 's shrine because their passage disturbed the troupe . 

Scientists have discovered a possible dinosaur nesting area , and an egg which has survived a hundred and forty five million years intact . 

Police had discovered a mass grave containing the mutilated bodies of 50 children , aged 12-14 , near the Madre de Dios river in the second week of August . 

He ran a few yards to discover the raiders reversing a stolen grey Japanese jeep through the front of Pursuit , the men 's designer clothing shop in Crown Street . 

You might take an unexpected turning just because it feels right , and discover a lovely place to eat . 

Hard-hit farmers have discovered a new way to make money … by turning their fields into racing circuits . 

I suspect that , if someone now discovered a substance as addictive and harmful as tobacco , even this Government would be highly unlikely to license it to get it off the ground as a marketable product . 

Mrs Allen was with Laura when his mother discovered her husband dead in their bed last week . 

POLICE discovered three wardrobes full of stolen clothes in a shoplifter 's home , a court heard . 

POLICE discovered stolen jewellery at a Middlesbrough man 's home , a court was told . 

A policeman on patrol discovered the bodies at a remote beauty spot near Charterhouse , Somerset . 

In a way she was glad , for she feared Sharpe 's violence if he discovered Lord John Rossendale at the ball . 

The problem was discovered last February during a final audit and the director was asked to leave . 

Unable to find a dress she liked , Sherine discovered her own talent for fashion 

On the Beagle voyage , Darwin had discovered evidence for the ` law of succession of types " by unearthing South American fossils related to the unique modern inhabitants of that continent . 

Young people must discover faith for themselves and make it truly their own if they are to find a foundation for life . 

We discover damp rising from the cellar , and dismiss it as ` bad luck " . 

In the nick of time , they discovered her in a state of hapless stage fright . 

Kedie was initially arrested on suspicion of supplying drugs when police discovered £2,000 in cash in his house . 

Police discovered the Mini van in the warehouse in the nearby City Walls Road while carrying out a systematic search of the whole city . 

` I mean to go to Italy one day , as my brother has done , " she told me , when I discovered her on a stone bench in the garden , reading a book . 

Oh , grief , she thought as she discovered his sharp glance on her -- she was supposed to be a journalist , for goodness ' sake ! 

On the planet Mechanus the time-travellers discover a magnificent city on stilts populated by robots called Mechonoids , who hold prisoner a man from Earth named Steven Taylor . 

I only discovered the truth on the first day I was able to get up . 

Casting around they discovered a deserted building with a garage attached . 

Patrick did n't like to think what would happen if his mother ever discovered his association with Joseph . 

Doctors have discovered an association between Ecstasy use and disturbance in liver function . 

President Ishaq and Miss Bhutto were enemies until they discovered a mutual interest in getting rid of Mr Sharif . 

The couple met at a holiday camp and when Roy 's mum discovered the affair , she kicked him out . 

But in the nineteenth century , archaeology was a kind of treasure-troving erm , explorers , a kind of raid on , on the very past , to discover the treasure . 

Most signals have been discovered by simply watching the behaviour of interacting animals . 

The crime was discovered by firemen called to a blaze at a house in Bowden Road , Smethwick , West Midlands . 

It was an hour before he was discovered missing and we spent the rest of the afternoon searching for him in the woods and plains surrounding the house . 

Faults were discovered in the mountings on the crash barriers around the top deck of the car park in July . 

Quartz veins of probable Caledonian age , with economic Au mineralisation , have recently been discovered in the Dalradian of Scotland and Northern Ireland . 

The body of Huyton-born William Ryder , 57 , was discovered on Formby beach by a coastal ranger on February 27 . 

Strontium was first discovered at the type locality , Strontian , in western Scotland in strontianite associated with baryte . 

Broca discovered during post mortem examination of the brain of a patient who had been dysphasic that this area , now known as Broca 's area , was severely damaged . 

Should you decide to come here , I feel sure that you will discover for yourself the vibrant nature of the place . 

He was going to take me to the derelict château he and Montaine had discovered in a clearing in one of the forests . 

She was now all amiability -- a quality none of them had looked to discover in her . 

The facts you discovered in the last paragraph are very important and should be learnt . 

` Bruges is a place to discover on foot , as you 'll find out . 

Comet IRAS-Araki-Alcock is widely claimed to be the first comet discovered by an orbiting observatory -- the Infrared Astronomical Satellite , IRAS . 

Thus the Moluccas discovered by going eastabout would , by the logic of some explorers , belong to Portugal . 

All the same she was mortified to discover on returning much later to the apartment that the detested clothes were waiting for her in her room . 

What private letters from an artist can do best is to elucidate what was uppermost in an artist 's mind at the time , often artistic aims which would be difficult to discover otherwise . 

` But the identity of our agent was not discovered and the police seem to think it was a crime of passion without any third person involved . 

The sci-fi movie , filmed at Pinewood Studios , is the last such epic for Sigourney , she says , adding : ` I want to do more love stories . 

The Last Temptation of Christ is a visceral , swirling , passionate movie filmed in Morocco with the sights , sounds , smells and historical detail of biblical Palestine scrupulously recreated . 

And since Karajan 's 1977 production of Strauss 's Salome was not filmed we can not recapture that with any certainty , though it exists in purely aural form on record . 

The programme is filmed at the National Folk Museum in Cardiff . 

The programme was filmed in front of a live audience who had to clap , laugh and commiserate in all the appropriate places . 

The programme was filmed at Associated British Elstree Studios , with a few outside scenes shot in Cornwall . 

A director filming on location in a stadium was spending £20,000 per hour . 

From the very beginning of filming on location in Bracketville , Widmark challenged Wayne 's authority . 

Mystery Tour is an atmospheric mystery thriller filmed entirely on location in the city of Oxford and in the Oxfordshire countryside . 

The show was filmed entirely on location in Spain , where a 25-acre village was specially built for the purpose . 

Anneka was today filming on location somewhere in London for her current programme , Capital Woman , ` which has certainly required an extra effort . " 

Miss Shields , 27 , is currently filming a CBS TV movie , I Love You To Death -- The Laura Black Story . 

Bulletins were broadcast throughout the morning by Frinton-based Radio Mellow claiming heart throb Timothy Dalton was being filmed in the latest Bond movie on the town 's seafront . 

Having just celebrated her 82nd birthday , she has filmed three television programmes this year and has written five books . 

As I mentioned , we are intending to film your sequence at 2.00 pm next Friday , June 13th . 

A camera crew should have arrived and filmed them for a television commercial . 

Miss Perrie was about to film key scenes for Coronation Street when she was dramatically taken ill . 

I am writing to confirm that we would like to film a short sequence for our Project Video English language teaching video programme in your shop on Tuesday 13 June . 

A cameraman and sound recordist filming scenes for the new Sharon Stone thriller Sliver were trapped in the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii . 

The Star reports the accusation by a Tory MP that the corporation has wasted money by filming a show in Australia ( it needed guaranteed sunshine , says the BBC ) . 

Among their many friends was one Walter Lassally , a young film cameraman they had met in Greece shortly after their marriage , when he was filming The Girl in Black . 

We were filming this video in Soho , and all these prostitutes were going ` Stay in Hackney , girls ! 

She will start filming the mini-series Woman On Trial : The Lawrencia Bembenek Story in the New Year . 

Arthur Penn made a remarkable tall story out of a similar theme in Little Big Man , a sympathetic account of American-Indian life filmed 20 years before Dances With Wolves . 

A reporter from the magazine telephoned him in Mexico where he was filming The Fortune with Warren Beatty . 

It was something like four or five days after I finished filming Total Recall with Arnold and I had to put every dime that I had into buying a house . 

After only a week of filming his third American film , Kidnapped , in 1937 , he was fired by Darryl F Zanuck after an argument , and Zanuck saw to it that Preminger was virtually blacklisted . 

Speaking at Bramshott Common , while the TV crew were filming the reconstruction , Sergeant Nickol said : ` I am hoping this programme will bring forward something which we can positively work on . " 

His novel Farewell to the King was filmed by John Milius in 1988 ( reviewed in ` MI " No. 25 ) . 

The video was filmed by Muhammad Said , a Palestinian doctor who was invited into Kuwait by Saddam Hussein . 

The scene was filmed at Swanage , in Dorset , and was reminiscent of Buster Keaton hanging over a waterfall in the 1923 silent classic Our Hospitality . 

The ` baker 's boy " Hovis ad was filmed in Shaftesbury and starred Mark Price from All About Eve . 

Pi was filmed in the restaurant , in Cheltenham 's fashionable Montpelier district , as part of a programme which exposed his gang members beating up a business competitor in Manchester . 

Labour 's party-political broadcasts are being filmed now , and work is almost finished on planning the campaign diaries . 

The top model turned stuntwoman to film Coca-Cola 's latest Diet Coke commercial , for which she was paid a sparkling £1.8 million . 

A Central News South crew has been given unprecedented access to film at the Buckinghamshire Prison . 

Though Hitchcock himself toured the locations in Denmark , East Germany and Sweden , he settled for filming at the Universal lot in the San Fernando valley . 

` Beyond The Barrier " , filmed at Vassiliki , is essential viewing for windsurfers read to learn water starts and carve gybes -- without wasting too much time under water ! 

He died last week when his parachute failed to open while filming for the BBC series 999 near Alnwick , Northumberland . 

Caine was filming in London with Sidney Poitier , and once or twice a week they would take it in turns to treat each other to a decent meal . 

And she filmed Just Like a Woman , on general release later this month , in which she plays a woman who falls in love with a transvestite . 

Director Roger Pomphrey 's documentary crew filmed UB40 at home in Brum and followed them down to London with their families and friends . 

The crew were here to film " Shadowlands " the life of C.S Lewis , who 's remembered at one of Oxford 's best-known poets and children 's writers . 

Most of the older people interviewed perceived that they were in good health . 

If parents perceive that the quality of education offered by a school is inadequate , they will move their children to another school by exercising choice through the mechanism of open enrolments . 

A herd of deer on the African plains may feed undisturbed when a lioness walks among them , if they perceive that she is only out for a stroll . 

Dimly , Mrs Palichuk perceived that she was in the way , and it hurt her . 

Whether it is true or not that good teachers are born , not made , they accurately perceived that bad teachers , at least in many cases , are made , not born . 

Mr Mallory perceived that his ice was warm and half melted inside its chocolate coating , and that it was dripping on to his new suit . 

For example , a child who has difficulty perceiving pictorial materials may be expected to have considerable difficulties with any test which uses pictures as part of the elicitation procedure for reasons other than poor linguistic ability . 

According to Aristotle , perceiving an object is the result of being acted upon by it : objects of perception , acting via a medium of perception , causally affect the perceiver 's sensory apparatus . 

To say that the cat perceives the ball is stuck requires that it has the belief that it is , and this involves its possessing the concepts ` ball " and ` stuck " . 

And what are the constraints on possible perceptions : for instance , is it in principle possible that a creature able to perceive the motion of an individual object might be able to perceive the object 's shape ? 

Some of the larger whales , measuring over 100 feet in length , may be quite unable to perceive their own tail flukes visually . 

To understand what other creatures perceive we have to do the well-nigh impossible . 

Now the sensing person , prefers to use her five senses to perceive what 's going on about her . 

She had defined what she perceived to be reality , and she kept trying to rub Scarlet 's nose in it . 

One evening Jaq perceived a material vessel emerging from the ultimate deep . 

There was a crash , as of heavy , well-muscled animal bodies being hurled against the door , and Dauntless was sure he perceived the wood shaking on its hinges . 

In both groups one quarter perceived it to be caused by a medical condition , particularly more older male sufferers . 

They avoid places where they perceive the risk of assault to be high . 

If society perceives something to be a problem the solution is provided by government . 

Only when employers perceive real wages to be abnormally low will they be prepared to take the workers up on their offer of extra labour . 

The thing is , you can use the filthiest sound in the world , but if you mix it really low , you 'll actually perceive it as a clean sound . 

Some require anonymous donors who perceive their role as similar to that of blood donors . 

His eyes were closed as he perceived pleasure from all of his senses , except that of sight . 

Our mistake in the past has been to assume that because other forms of life perceive things differently from us , they are necessarily inferior : they are not . 

Looking around her , she could perceive little difference in the appearance of the gardens since her last visit . 

Surveys ought to focus on how parents and children perceive the ways in which the school satisfies their needs . 

We have no mental conception of what it is like to perceive the world through antennae . 

She experimented with her new optic , shifting her patch to her right eye and perceiving the world through heat patterns . 

The definition can be made more accurate , but not wholly satisfactory by specifying that the other animal must have changed its behaviour because it perceived the signal through its sense organs , and was not physically forced . 

WP Certainly , people respond to whether they perceive the world as threatening or reassuring . 

They perceived the need for a new instrument , invented it , built and applied the prototype , and spread knowledge about it . 

( There is some plausibility in this suggestion , because infants and certain animals appear able to perceive things like the presence or absence of voicing . ) 

And I shall have him flogged in their sight when I perceive dissension to our wise governance . 

Further , it implies that the kingfisher need not be able to articulate the image of the stickleback into independently recognized component parts : it could perceive a fish without being able to perceive a fin . 

It will depend on how clearly the teacher perceives the purpose of making the recording . 

Here , for once , he perceives his environment in as full a way as his teacher and the other children . 

But the bat surely no more 0thinks in terms of delays of echoes when it perceives an insect , than we think in terms of wavelengths when we perceive blue or red . 

We 're glad we went ahead and found out about research and about how parents perceive our work . 

Confident in our own superiority over the rest of the animal kingdom , it has rarely occurred to us to question how other creatures perceive the world . 

Reagan was perceived by many to possess the leadership qualities that his opponent lacked . 

Furthermore , old age is perceived by both lay people and professional workers alike as a cause of ill health . 

These not only cause a change in self-concept -- the way a woman sees herself -- but , more important , a change in the way she is perceived by other people . 

Whether he runs the vehicle maintenance unit or is responsible for product planning he will have an impact on how the company 's products and services are perceived by the customer . 

Community care proposals were perceived by many NHS staff as essentially to do with social care , something which could best be left to the local authorities . 

Just as we were engaged in these sotto voce instructions , Eliot himself was perceived to walk across a passage at the far end of the flat . 

Horses need to be able to use their different senses sight , hearing , touch , smell , and taste , and to perceive change and variety . 

Those who had been previously addicted to opioids could perceive no changes whatsoever . 

He agrees with my belief that to understand Berlioz 's structure , you have to perceive his sense of timbre and orchestral sonority as architectural rather than mere colour ; structures built of contrasting or complimentary sound . 

People perceive the world as though it were guiding and constraining them . 

The two are clearly allied , however , since we can perceive directly through the mental faculty of sight -- subtle sight , one could say -- as well as via input through the physical eyes . 

Among humans , at this present time in our history , we have largely lost our ability to perceive directly the subtle aspects of our physical world . 

The idea of a recording system covering the full range perceived by the human ear dates back to 1925 , when Brunswick claimed their electrical recordings covered the range from 16Hz to 21000Hz ( 19 ) . 

Care and conditions in the homes and the extent of visiting are described and a final section considers the quality of people 's lives as perceived by their relatives and others . 

But when we got there we found that the mountain we had perceived from the map to be the Cathedral , and which everyone else had perceived to be the Cathedral , was in fact another mountain altogether . 

And beyond , a nightmare creature , barely perceived in the swirling dense smoke , beating at the flames coming from its own body . 

The apparently outward world , perceived through our senses , is actually of the mind . 

A rainbow is formed from the interaction of pure white sunlight with molecules of moisture in the atmosphere acting as prisms that break up the light into the respective colours perceived through our senses . 

` I realised that our existence is nothing but a succession of moments perceived through the senses . 

She behaved with dignity , in a pain that he perceived without comprehension of it . 

But the Prime Minister may be more concerned to ward off the various demons she perceives on the horizon . 

Hence old people perceive less well because their drying up is well advanced . 

They say that the more soluble a substance is in the lipid matrix of olfactory cells , the more intense the smell we perceive . 

Holding on to him I stepped in , and we waded across , in water up to our ankles . 

I waded along to Harry who was sagging back against the corner , his head lolling only just above the surface . 

As I stood on the walkway , the water level reached above my knees , and I waded along beside the wall in the direction of the lower door and the river . 

Without bacteria , moulds and fungi , we would all be wading around in undecayed vegetation many miles deep . 

But this night , after being ashore an hour or so , the raiders waded back out to the boat arm-pit deep in the rising tide . 

We 'd carefully worked out the tides and as arranged waded back to the shore at 8 o'clock . 

He dismissed her by turning and wading back round the corner of the wall . 

Without the slightest hesitation , he took two hops to the water , waded in and swam across the deep , still pool . 

She waded in further , the water rising to her knees , the tide pushing against her as though urging her to go back . 

Police with truncheons waded in at the San Siro stadium as fighting broke out , although there were no immediate reports of severe injuries . 

In no other human activity -- from rock climbing to dinghy sailing or playing the trombone -- would a participant wade in without practising the methods of performance . 

` If you 'd bothered to listen to me , " Peter went on , ` instead of simply wading in with all those slanderous accusations about her , I 'd have told you earlier . " 

Did she wade straight in with a blunt announcement or should she try to approach the subject from a more oblique angle which might encourage him to guess ? 

But I was determined to land a fly over that trout 's nose , so I waded out , regardless of the freezing water , soaked to the knees . 

On 20 January 1920 a detachment of Polish soldiers in greatcoats and four-cornered caps waded out knee-deep in the icy Baltic . 

Melinda waded out after me and we climbed up one of the mooring ropes on to the deck . 

Some of the men undressed to their loincloths and waded out into the cold water while others pushed the trees from the bank . 

In the warmth of the afternoon sunshine they took off their jackets and , hitching up their skirts to their knees , waded out into the water . 

But Tsu Ma had turned already and was wading out into the deeper water . 

She moved on , and into a quagmire of silt which she had to wade through , making obscene sucking noises every time she took a step . 

In education , by contrast , even in the post ERA environment the classroom teacher , directly accountable for the progress or otherwise of student learning , has a bewildering multi-layered system of accountability to wade through . 

I want you to remember all that sewage we 've just waded through , because that 's the Berlin you 've come back to save . 

The Mason waded up and down among the crowds allowing the womenfolk to feel his arm and kiss his dirty hand as though it were a holy relic . 

Thousands of High Elves were cut down by crossbow fire as they waded ashore . 

In the absence of any jetty we waded ashore , disturbing a flock of lesser noddy terns from the beach . 

With a final tally-ho , they began wading forward , thrashing the water in front of them with their sticks . 

Here he tracked animals , and we followed , wading waist-deep through swamp water , crawling on our stomachs to be as close as possible . 

A group of them , young and blond , in shorts and vests , performed supervised exercises on the beach , then waded laughing into the cold ocean . 

At Perth in January 1313 Bruce himself was second to scale the castle wall after wading neck-high through icy cold water . 

Meanwhile in the court , the dam-burst of treachery unleashed by Aurangzeb left the principal players wading deeper and deeper into the darkness . 

" We waded waist-deep through rivers into the forest , where magnificent trees towered above us , the canopy blocking out the sun . 

Wading knee-high in the water , they cut and collect the plants to make seats for traditional English chairs . 

Dury , paralysed down his left side since contracting polio at seven , waded unsteadily across a floor littered with slang dictionaries and history books . 

Reluctantly , and without much enthusiasm , Blair clambered down the river bank and waded across the stream . 

It covers an area of some 150 acres and is very shallow ; indeed , prior to mass-afforestation , it was possible to wade from one side to the other , without danger , because the water was so clear . 

How could she possibly know that he was wading in blood from a self-inflicted wound ? 

Within minutes , five or six men had taken off their shoes , rolled up their trousers and were wading in the icy water . 

Early on in their set Axl Rose waded into the audience to pull a camera off someone and then stormed off stage . 

Reinforcements were called and 25 police officers had to wade into the crowd to calm the situation . 

Sara felt slightly sick , but there was no point in wading deeper into the morass . 

Anyone who has waded into the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean without proper footwear may have encountered the protective covering of the sea urchins . 

They waded ashore on the Polynesian atoll of Raroia on 7 August 1947 just over three months after leaving Peru . 

I waded over it , trying to drag the four hundredweight on its side , and when all else failed , I beat it with my fist , kicked and cursed and pleaded with it to try harder . 

But if you are n't prepared to wade through acres of news and advertising print , your financial adviser should be able to pick out a few plans that suit your needs . 

But , wading through long grass and nettles in country churchyards , they found nothing . 

` The phone lines have n't stopped and we have yet to wade through the post bag . 

Then he waded through the banked snow to the foot of the wall . 

We dropped the others off , and now the big shops would be left behind as we waded through the gloomy streets of Fulham . 

And then , as if the slight sound which had broken from her throat was a signal , he quickly scooped her up in his arms , wading swiftly through the shallow water towards the sandy shore . 

I walk upstream ; upstream because I can wade to the other bank if I need to and any disturbance will not carry far against the current . 

I was certain I would catch something in Rock Pool , and my hopes mounted as I waded silently to the perfect casting position . 

Waves surged around her gargantuan thighs as she waded towards the shore . 

Wading under the highway , Trent found that the riverbed continued the angle of the culvert . 

My sister 's burnt her arm , but before you come and dress it , I must tell you that we 're frightfully hard up . 

The millionaire band have been forced to pull out of dates in Toronto , Denver and San Diego after Metallica 's James Hetfield burnt his arm . 

The ex-England bowler badly burned his arm in the strimmer accident . 

I tried it once and burnt my mouth so badly I looked like I 'd been kissing superglue . 

A court in the Chinese city of Shanghai sentenced Li Xinghua for disfiguring Pan Ping , 24 , who was burned over 30 per cent of her body , including her face . 

` God , Theda ! " he uttered hoarsely , burning his face in the copper tresses that echoed the flaming fire in his loins . 

Having burned their fingers two years ago , senior Ford executives will continue to press for change , but preferably not at the expense of another strike . 

Stretching out an incautious hand he burnt a finger on one of the bars . 

Then Aunt Bessie had a stroke , more than one in fact , and burned herself rather badly , because she apparently suffered one when she was bending down to tend the fire . 

Dustin also found that firing a gun was not something he was adept at , and would often burn himself with the powder from the blank cartridge . 

He had stepped into the steam room to be met by a blast of hissing scalding fog which caused him to breath in sharply , thereby promptly burning his nose . 

Lucenzo built a log fire in the big medieval fireplace , and they sat burning their toes on the stone hearth . 

Patrons not wishing to burn their legs on the metal benches watch from an air-conditioned tier heavy with the reek of cigarettes and beer . 

` Larry , " she said , ` I 've just burnt my hand on the oven grid because of you . " 

The microcomputer then searches the file to discover any entries indexed using both keywords . 

Forensic experts searched the council-run home to help detectives in the manhunt and extra officers have been drafted in . 

They then searched the house to find out whether Bland , of Prior Dene , Darlington , was inside . 

I had heard that name before , and searched my memory to discover its associations . 

We could have searched the seas to see if Bartholomew had survived . " 

Rebecque searched the table to find one of the larger scale maps that the Royal Engineers had drawn and distributed to all the army headquarters . 

The meeting was mostly a ` Fun out of doors " one , so Jill soon went off to search the wood to complete her collection of ferns . 

His eyes flickered as he looked at her , and she knew he was searching his mind for a joke . 

The body was sighted as police and coastguards were searching the coastline for a man , understood to come from Edinburgh , who had been reported missing from his home earlier this week . 

He searched her eyes for a moment , then sighed and held up his hands in surrender . 

Police investigating the death of a woman , whose body was discovered in a car pulled from the River Severn , have been searching the riverbank for clues . 

Motes of mica glittered in the beams that bathed me as I searched the rock above for clues . 

During the month of November , resident waterfowl can be seen searching the increasingly barren landscape for food . 

That afternoon I meant to search the Bible for information , though I knew little of it . 

Volker 's glance dismissed their antics as normal as he searched the bar for Lais . 

He waited a moment , searching the walls for sign of some technological trickery . 

For the first time , Jenna searched the house for some sign of her father . 

` I searched the house for their mother but she was n't there . " . 

I had been frantically searching the garden for Toby , and found him , his head stuck through the bars unable to move . 

Crews with breathing apparatus searched the block after the alert was raised at 5.45 pm yesterday . 

` We both searched the room before lunch , and it was n't under the table then . " 

A pistol was found in a garden at Ava Parade , off Ormeau Road , by police searching the area yesterday after a car was abandoned by two men . 

Anyone searching the resultant database by means of a computer terminal has almost instantaneous access to every item in the newspaper . 

I will be slowly searching the whole area in the future and hope that other finds will provide more information . 

They had orders to search every village in the area , but they did n't take anything . 

They marched on to the accompaniment of Evans 's tuneless whistle , searching the steep embankment on either side with their torches . 

You see , I have been searching the moors with my telescope , and although I have not actually seen the prisoner , I have seen the person who is taking him food . " 

After a while the Feldgendarmen left without searching the surrounding countryside . 

Mercedes 's offices have recently been searched by state prosecutors , acting on anonymous tips that Daimler illegally exported weapons-carriers to Iraq and that a senior manager had evaded tax . 

At 5.30pm yesterday a garage in Addiscombe was searched by police . 

They also expressed their concern that a manse and church buildings had been searched by the police , and items of an ecclesiastical nature removed . 

He arrives to find it being searched by the Czechoslovakian police . 

The Club had been thoroughly searched : there was nowhere the security systems could not probe . 

Soviet technicians , supervising the building of new factories in China , were harassed and t heir rooms ransacked and searched . 

She was found to have cannabis and ecstasy when she was searched . 

The images are familiar : patrols are ambushed , villages are searched , and peasants are interrogated . 

These were the parents who had not been questioned , nor had their house been searched on the morning of 27 February . 

They then searched Mrs Roche and , having found nothing , took her into custody , and conveyed her by tram to the Police Station , where she was released on bail . 

He became more puritanical , searching my room and handbag regularly . 

At the first opportunity Mungo would search his cluttered shed for any clues that might be hidden there . 

When you go in , they search you and look at your files , in front of you . 

I searched quickly through all the pockets , but they were mostly empty . 

If Anna 's not with the navvies I 'll try to get some of their men to search between your camp and the new road . " 

They even searched between the sheets and under the mattresses , and gave no answer when she asked what they were looking for . 

When the spinning finally settled , he searched for her running figure . 

Duck and Frog search for their friends and it takes quite some time to find them all . 

LINGERIE departments at Christmas are full of bewildered men searching for the perfect gift for their partner . 

His rear wheel spun on the loose stones , searching for grip , then he pulled away . 

Searching for mutations in a candidate gene probably remains the best approach , albeit a labour-intensive one . 

Not long after acquiring Belle Vue Cottage she began to search for a piece of land in the Cotherstone area , preferably a fenced-i-meadow . 

Gilgamesh went on to search for the secret of immortality and according to the legend he almost succeeded . 

I have unsuccessfully been searching for a set of military rear bumpers . 

` For two years me and my sons walked along the towpath and park searching for a zip or the buckle of Brian 's belt , anything that would help . " 

The dog should return within a few minutes , but if not , search in the direction where you last saw your pet . 

It should not restrict pupils from searching in other directions . 

I slowed down as I approached Colcutt village , searching in the glove box for something more soothing than Tina Turner . 

Det Supt Ron Coutts , heading the investigation , said the devices found in the evening had been hidden outwith the areas searched in the morning . 

He had reached the corner of his street and was searching in his pocket for his key , when a dark figure came out of the shadows and crossed the road towards him . 

` Hark forrard to ! " she called to the hounds , still searching in the wood . 

And if he was n't searching through magazines and papers he was looking into boxes , bags and bundles to find more magazines and newspapers to search through . 

She searched through the pannier for a musichip to put into the helmet 's sound system , but only found Selections from John Phillip Sousa , The Best of Kate Smith , and John Wayne 's America . 

He searched through the free papers in the office when he took his article in , completing every possible coupon . 

For the rest of the morning he searched aimlessly through the town , visiting the place names he had found in Ixora 's diary . 

This diligent group of doctors and scientists had searched through two thousand years of definitions , added their own considerable experience and had generated a new definition . 

Although it is quite reasonable to ask a human being to search by eye through a moderate number of drawings of artefacts it is not reasonable where thousands are involved . 

I left the main group and started searching on the first floor at the west side of the house . 

His second-in-command re-divided the men and sent them back for a second search of the places they had searched before . 

For example , if I 'm starting college and searching for somewhere to live , I might come up with a dozen possible ideas . 

No one was jumping for joy because they 'd finally got the piece they 'd been searching for for years . 

In him she had found something her Libran soul had been searching for . 

Perhaps the police had n't searched in there ; if not , they could have missed a vital clue after all . 

Halcyon days indeed but now the trio have broken up and McWilliams after another brief spell in England is back searching around for mounts . 

As the train pulled out of the station she searched back for Moran 's face among the crowd and found it and waved . 

We searched for , and retrieved , an ancient , rotting tyre from the bottom of Gallanach Port , using various knots and a lifting bag . 

Problems would be carefully defined , and the solution dispassionately searched for and no doubt soon found . 

Not only that but when we found the mattress we were searching for , one corner had been completely eaten away . 

Inwardly she trembled , but she managed to glare at him and searched up and down the narrow aisles for the right number . 

Once they took one away from the woodpile and hid it in the stable and the mother searched everywhere , growing more and more distressed . 

` We 'll have more chance of finding it if we search separately , " Donna suggested . 

After they had been searching and moving on quietly for some time , they reached a place from which they could see that the field below them broadened out . 

Later , the process of immersing herself further in a familiar world took a more theoretical turn : 

Water , the original substance which God created when he made the world , represents change , and immersing oneself in a natural body of water is the only way of changing one 's spiritual identity . 

If you burn or scald yourself , immediately immerse the affected part in cold water for as long as possible , or keep putting a cold , wet pad over it . 

Blanche in turn was happy to immerse herself in country life for a few days and play endless games with her two nephews . 

Quickly he immerses us in the euphoria of the Israelites and the terror and bravado of their enemies . 

He left school at sixteen and immersed himself in the Labour Party , canvassing for the 1966 general election . 

I found that if I immersed myself in what I was doing , the people respected my work and usually kept quiet , aware of my concentration . 

Common sense told her that by immersing herself in work the memory of the last months would recede , and with it would go her bitterness and sense of loss . 

When I go , I hold my breath and completely immerse myself under the water , trying to keep as relaxed as possible , and I stay under the water for a few seconds . 

A gurgling burn looms before you and in its cool streams you immerse your weary feet . 

The pages can be immersed in a solution of hypochloride and bleached till the stains , if they are not too recalcitrant , have disappeared . 

The specimens were immersed in buffered formalin for a minimum of four days . 

A spoonful of yellow mustard was added and -- oh joy of joys -- as the feet were immersed a feeling of transcendent pleasure stole over you . 

But actor Simon Dormandy has been banned form immersing his head following a delicate eye operation . 

Immerse the section or plaquette in boiling reagent for at least five minutes . 

A cuticle cream is then applied and the fingers immersed in a bowl of warm water . 

This they immersed in a solution containing pyrole ( a five membered organic ring molecule containing one nitrogen atom ) . 

Sections were dewaxed in toluene , dehydrated in ethanol , washed in PBS , and immersed in a solution of 0.3% hydrogen peroxide in PBS to eliminate endogenous peroxidase activity . 

Filters : Brush off loose debris , immerse in very hot alkali degreaser solution and leave for some hours . 

“ When the … time … comes … the Doctor … will be … immersed in … boiling mercury … ” he threatened with relish . 

The student should be ` completely immersed " in the language from day one . 

Just the other day , rushing choking from the gift grotto in a famous store , I inadvertently stumbled into the perfume hall and a battalion of women promoting the fragrance of the moment . 

Ashley had rushed hotfoot to the area planning office to object , but had been told , sorry , she was too late and permission had already been granted . 

Suddenly the door was thrown open and Herbert and Startop rushed in . 

Night 's coming , you can see the black shadow on the stones that rush past and between your feet . 

He shook religion out of her mind , as it were , and into the vacuum rushed something rather disagreeable . 

Down rushed all the wine and brandy , straight down the side of the mountain so that the king , and his palace , and his wicked minister Milosu were all swept away . 

` Suddenly a sharp blast of high pressure air rushed downward from the engine , " she said . 

He could see Tom Fish standing like a huge black silhouette in the doorway , and he was tempted to rush forward and shove him head-first into the cellar below . 

The last few years have seen the age of the fitness fanatics -- those who rush headlong to join in the latest craze whether it is jogging , aerobics or weight training . 

In Brazil it had seemed easy to rush straight back into Tess 's loving arms whenever he chose to forgive her . 

I knew you might work it out but I reasoned that if I did n't rush forward to explain all , you might catch the culprit first and never have to trouble me . " 

The sun was shining brilliantly , for a moment , and the wind rushed full in her face . 

The more she thought about it , the more she realised that , as usual , she had let her actions rush ahead faster than her mind could follow . 

Guppy 's heavily pregnant wife Patricia , 27 , rushed forward and embraced him over the dock rail before the two men were led away . 

The home is a hazardous place , and not just if you are elderly , in fact more accidents happen to the young , who tend to rush about more and trip over things or fall down staircases . 

The boy persisted doggedly , rushing about meanwhile with his paper deliveries and other jobs , insisting on paying though I did n't want his money . 

` There 's no need for that , " the schoolmaster pleaded , rushing across to grab Misch 's arm . 

Paul Wilkinson was one player who rushed across to the wheelchair fans alongside the pitch . 

Her husband , Wrexham Maelor councillor Jim Colbert , told how he rushed downstairs after hearing his wife 's screams to find her dressing gown on fire . 

He rushed inside without saying anything , slamming the door behind him . 

“ Well , I know you 're on holiday and everything , ” she rushed over one hurdle to take on another , “ and I really do n't want to intrude , but you said … ” 

` I 'll rush right out there and shoot a cable mike through one of the windows . " 

Not far away a turgid and fast moving river rushed southward in narrow gorges . 

But the memory of being caught and injected never faded , and even a year later the cat would still rush upstairs and hide beneath the bed if ever a man visited the house . 

The hammering of Jem and Eric followed him , as he rushed upstairs with the torch to Marius Steen's bedroom . 

Then , before anyone could stop her , Doreen rushed across the kitchen to slap Lucy 's face and pound viciously at her head with closed fists . 

Water rushed across the road to the Nile Hotel , carrying scorpions and reptiles into the drowning rooms . 

With a whoop of pleasure Kirsty rushed across the room , heading for the door that led out into the hall . 

The morning passed by in a flurry of activity , and she barely saw Dane , except for a fleeting moment as he rushed headlong along the corridor , pausing long enough to drop a kiss on her lips that turned her knees to water . 

He rushed along London Street and Bridge Road so fast that he puffed and staggered the last few yards to the cottage where he lived with his parents and two younger brothers . 

Seeing Felix resignedly pick up his towel and bathing suit , Mabs and Tashie rushed behind a rock to change ; Joyce was already in her swimsuit , prancing on long legs , showing her teeth . 

` The extra court sitting is on the same day as the other hearings so we have to rush between the courts . 

Here he dismounted and began to push the bicycle , head down as the VOPO cars rushed by him in both directions . 

Now he suddenly reappeared , clad in nothing but a pair of nankeen trousers , rushing down the stairs and levelling a pistol at my head ! 

More to the point , the urgent message rushing from her brain to her feet seemed to have encountered an impassable landslide en route . 

In a minute she had rushed from the house and was running down the garden . 

At the time we were rushing from job to job repairing storm damage , and fortunately were both wearing rubber soled boots . 

As the air rushed from her lungs , so his spunk flooded her innards . 

Mr Crangle was rushing from place to place checking the details of his plan . 

One of the men now rushed from the room and along a passage to some stairs . 

Run ! " the officer ordered , and we all rushed in that direction . 

He reached the door of Mrs Marsh 's house breathless and windblown after his long walk and saw that the waves were whipping against the rocks , rushing shoreward in angry tumult . 

` Then he carried the little girl to the nearest building and rushed inside a flat to shower her with cold water . 

One of the girls had apparently rushed into class to inform her teacher , Mrs Whitehouse , that she now knew what was ` right " . 

Sylvia rushed into my room on the occasion of her first follow-up session , so anxious was she to get started on her treatment . 

As the first wash of the day swayed the boat , Steve leapt up and rushed on deck . 

She 'd lasted ten days , long enough for Shaw to rush home on compassionate leave to be with her when she died . 

Directors confess to a moment of panic when , as one puts it , ` he rushes onto the set like a bull " . 

Water rushed past his face , growing swiftly darker and colder as he was pulled down . 

` Next thing I knew Mr. Household was rushing past me out of the door . 

Pav rushed through Heathrow yesterday on his way home from New York , panting : ` I ca n't stop -- I 'm late for dinner . " 

And there was something about the easy way they were together , evidently in the full flow of conversation , that sent a quick uneasy dart of emotion rushing through her . 

After the ceremony the bridal couple rushed to the photographer 's studio to have their portrait taken , before joining their guests who were waiting for the wedding meal . 

He rushed towards the corner building that housed the news and wire-service office , hoping fervently that Richmann would still be there . 

Soldiers , battle-wagons , helicopters and rockets rush towards you with alarming speed , only to be shot down by John in true Op Wolf/Thunderbolt fashion . 

Two dogs rushed at Delia Sutherland , growling and scattering dust . 

A man 's shout pierced the mist , and the first pursuer rushed out of the end of the alley and cut with his sword at the hatted shape which he saw dimly ahead of him . 

In the next block a man I had never seen before rushed up to me with a jug . 

The words rush out of her mouth without even passing through her brain : ‘ I 'd love to …

He was panting , she now saw , as though he had rushed from somewhere . 

We rushed along the corridor to a small private room with a bathroom en suite , and as the door slammed shut behind me a virtual volcanic eruption shook the other end of my torso …

And the ship , meanwhile , rushed relentlessly along its interrupted course to Vadinamia . 

After eating a small square of chocolate he became very aggressive and rushed around the house frantically banging doors and kicking furniture . 

Some mornings he would rush away and forget to leave anything . 

Paviour left his coffee without a word , and went rushing away to protect his beloved site , and the two girls followed in slightly apprehensive curiosity . 

The dogs get a scent fast and rush away dragging their owners behind them into the night . 

Although I wanted to rush back upstairs and read the letter straight away I decided to hold onto it and read it later . 

Then , having quickly brushed her hair , she rushed back downstairs just as Madame was throwing her finished cigarette in the fire . 

They should have rushed back here , started up the engines and dashed out to sea , and we 'd have sent a police launch or the local equivalent of the Customs and Excise after them . " 

As he rushed back down his path to the gate he saw a burly figure approaching from the Queen 's Walk ; he did not need the evidence of the limp to recognize his old friend . 

She rushed down the corridor , through the kitchen , out of the back door to the shed and ran back with the barrow and the spade clattering on top . 

He rushed down the stairs and Philip ran after him , his arms out like a plane too . 

When the police from the house rushed down and saw them riding away , they say some of them wore military uniform . " 

Duvall was already pulling open one of the main doors when Rohmer and the others rushed down the corridor towards them . 

Magrit rushed in , the same soft-curled hair between brown and auburn glinting around her face , same soft green eyes misted with tears . 

Doubts came rushing in as she stared at her reflection , wondering what on earth had possessed her to buy it . 

Maud went rushing off down the corridor , but Mildred stopped and looked out of the window to see if there was any evidence of fire . 

I rushed off to have a shave and a wash , which I had hardly finished doing before we were ordered downstairs for breakfast in the darkness . 

The rosy colour faded from Brenda 's cheeks as she thought what might happen if the van went rushing on unawares at the bridge . 

A CIA man rushed out and roared at them angrily , and they had to put the fire out . 

At all other times , Evelyn and I rushed out to meet him if we heard that he was in the Gallery , so stimulating was his company . 

A buffeting wind rushed over the land , bringing with it salt that clung insistently to Elisabeth 's face . 

Immediately Kalchu rushed over , shouting at the red bitch to get back , kicking and thumping her . 

` A steward standing some 40 yards away rushed over and said he saw me making an obscene gesture . 

As soon as she hit poor little Sophie Emma immediately rushed over and kicked her grandmother hard in the shins ! 

Children and colts , two of a kind , rushed round and round the field in exhilaration . 

At this point I could no longer contain my curiosity and rushed through to see what he looked like as he said it , thinking of all the teachers I know who would cherish these rare kind words . 

If the hatches behind the mill were open , the main stream of the Nadder would rush through and drop some six or seven feet rather like a waterfall . 

` Someone help Caroline , please , " Miss Fazackerly cried , rushing up and down the line of children like a sheep dog . 

The wind rushing up the river shook the whole building , and the rain beat violently against the windows . 

Just as he was returning to his seat , Charles met Malcolm Harris rushing up the aisle . 

The idea burst into her mind , a sudden radiant solution , that she could rush along to the pet shop at lunchtime and apologize , ask him to forgive her and make everything all right . 

Witness last October 's petrol-price protests , when ministers rushed around like headless chickens because the boss was ill in hospital . 

The second the car stopped , David rushed around to the passenger side , opened the car door and flung himself on to his father . 

If they recognise the boat as ` friendly " and if it is n't rushing around at high speed , they will allow you to get close enough to take photographs . 

Mansell , who had rushed away to the Williams garage where the doors were immediately closed behind him , later emerged red-faced with anger to storm to the stewards ' tower . 

He put the bottle in his pocket and rushed back to the library . 

But whenever she passed the wood the tales rushed back into her mind and made her blood run cold . 

The Chancellor stayed in Italy even though Premier John Major and Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd rushed back from their hols abroad for the emergency session over possible action against Iraq . 

He turned and rushed back towards the cage ; but finding the gate barred , he skittered off towards the nearest group of spectators , hotly pursued by his enemy . 

He had heard shots , including the rapid fire of automatics , but when he rushed down to the river-bank the kidnappers had already vanished with their victims . 

The sites they choose for nesting are the steep-sided inland gorges and cliffs formed by the rivers which rush down to the sea from the great ice-caps . 

She stood on the deck while the water rushed in through the sides of the great oaken gates , lifting the barge higher and higher until they were level with the water in the next basin . 

The boy ran on to the flats where Zeinab lived and rushed in at the entrance . 

We held hands all the way through Live Aid , having not spoken to each other for a week , and then rushed off to the Post Office as soon as we could with our three pounds . 

But before you go rushing off to the river to catch a netful of chub , bear in mind that I have said only that chub are easy to catch compared to most other species . 

She caught the reins or bridle in her hands , and there hung suspended for a second as Anmer rushed on at a speed of over thirty miles an hour . 

He came rushing on to the platform just as a train bound for Debden came in . 

The collection is certainly an asset to any University , and many will now give the walls a second glance as they rush on to lectures and seminars . 

Suddenly , Ben rushed out into the garden , where he began kicking at a tree trunk , letting out squeals of rage . 

Apart from the risk of causing injury to your visitor , the dog might rush out into the road . 

Agitated shopkeepers rushed out into the street when they saw the marchers approaching and tried to rescue their wares . 

Hopes were rising that the shoppers who rushed out for bargains on offer in the January sales may have finally triggered the long-awaited recovery in consumer spending . 

Maggie rushed over to her sister , and they fell into one another 's arms . 

Every day after school I would rush round to her house to see how he was getting on and take a turn at feeding him . 

When Kaye 's not rushing round after her children , she makes time for her hobby which is collecting 19th-century watercolours . 

Henry rushed through to the kitchen , poured the dynercaprol and potassium chloride into a small glass of water and hurried back to Donald . 

As she began to tick them off , a manservant rushed up with a magnum of champagne . 

Another meeting was held , a second cordon formed , and Harry pulled Milligan against the wall as the policemen rushed by , waving their batons . 

For instance , horses in a field on the side of a road will totally ignore traffic rushing by because the older horses show no fear and just continue grazing . 

A pity that the orchestra lacked polish and that the chorus ( and even Gwynne Howell 's Hermit ) were inclined to rush ahead regardless . 

She rushed indoors , using her choicest language , not realising that Erica was in the orchard . 

Besides , she was thinking , what on earth had possessed him to come rushing over here just because she wanted to see him ? 

Jonathan Ripman , mitigating , said Youds , who had no previous motoring convictions , had been rushing home to see his family in Liverpool . 

In this case , though , when I totalled their length it came to 2,000 words ; and the books editor had asked for 700 .

A spreadsheet makes operations like totalling a column of numbers or producing a bar chart a straightforward operation -- SuperCalc 5.5 makes them incredibly quick and easy due to the icons in its new Tool Bar .

The goals scored over four weeks are totalled and the highest number of goals wins a prize of £50 .

Unfortunately it is insufficient to total the number of weeks of holiday to be taken in the year by staff and divide by fifty-two .

The debris scores were totalled and divided by the number of surfaces scored to obtain the debris index .

By totalling the number of such problems ( listed in the box ) a total score with a maximum of 13 was derived .

the square roots obtained from all the interest category loan components are totalled and then each individual square root is calculated as a percentage of that total .

At the end of the accounting period the revenue accounts are totalled and the balance , positive or negative , transferred to the profit and loss account .

When found , he was immediately christened ` Harry Lauder " , after the celebrated Scottish comedian who was popular at that time . 

A sizeable public proves faithful : it is there that the large nineteenth-century operas are given ; it has been christened in Berlioz 's name and inaugurated with a production of Les huguenots . 

Moreover , his father was also called George , and so was his grandfather , and he christened his eldest son George , and his grandson was called George also . 

Theresa 's son was born on 28 June 1937 and christened James Frederick , and Carrie said that Fred 's feet had not touched the ground since the child 's birth . 

She was born , and christened Roberta Anne Penrose , in Melbourne , Australia , nearly thirty-three years ago , but left that country at the age of five to accompany her parents to England . 

My parents christened me Empyrean , but there had to be a way out . " 

She was apparently christened Ann , but , as she informed me , ` I think Angelique is more me , somehow , " |' Laura grinned . 

A few years ago a minute fossil only about 2 mm long was recovered from limestones of Ordovician age , and christened Janospira . 

A year after their marriage she produced his only legitimate child , a daughter whom they christened Jennifer . 

Christian missionaries were sent at the request of Duke Géza , and his son , Prince Vajk , was christened as Stephen . 

` To myself , by myself , I 'll be John , just John , plain John , the John I was christened . 

Williams soon became a great favourite with the Palace crowd , who christened him ` Ginger " , although some of the local press gave him another nickname -- ` The Palace Terrier " . 

Another television series , Seven Ages ( 1987 ) , an inquiry into the stages of existence enumerated by Jacques in As You Like It , led a critic to christen him ` Ron Hot-Eyre " . 

Corporal Herve had christened us ` Les Aigles Noirs " , The Black Eagles , after a comic strip story about superhuman warriors . 

His name was Mr Moule and , being a reverend , was promptly christened , ` Holy Moly " by all the children . 

He began punching the paper , sending flurries of cheap newsprint showering to the ground . 

A fine spray of liquid mud and cow-dung showered across the room and , as the brooms hit the wall , ricocheted and settled on their clothes and faces . 

Bucket-shop travellers are lured by the rumours reaching Harlow , Haifa and Harrisburg of yen notes showering from the trees . 

The bishops will be prepared to confirm children at a rather younger age so that they may be admitted earlier to the communicant life . 

With father 's leave he was confirmed in the Church of England at school . 

And that includes older people , who are not yet confirmed or made members of the church . 

In 1866 he became a Roman Catholic convert , was received into the Church by his model , John Henry Newman [ q.v. ] , and confirmed by Archbishop Henry Manning [ q.v . ] . 

He laughed with forced heartiness , as limping badly he began to walk along the corridor , leading the way , and Hari realized that he had used the laugh many times to conceal his true feelings . 

NIGEL MANSELL last night gave a glimpse of how much he will miss Formula One when he limped forward to collect his World Drivers ' Championship trophy at a glittering ceremony in Paris . 

Somehow Debbie had struggled free and was limping naked toward the nearest houses . 

GRIEVING Alfie Barney discovered his wife Daisy was dead after their dog limped home alone . 

He could hardly limp across the room and offer her a plastic spoon , especially as it had already been used . 

How could Mr. Waddicar be limping doggedly along the corridor when she could see him outside in the yard ? 

Forcing herself to put her weight evenly on both legs Peach limped very slowly along the path that led around the headland . 

Raynal limped among his men , calm and kindly , organizing a fighting defence . 

` I know you are worried about your work but you ca n't go limping around Palma like that . 

Fiver and Pipkin , limping behind the others , and conspicuously under-sized and tired , were being attacked by the crow . 

She stood up , on legs that were stiff and aching , and limped from the cruig-morn , massaging circulation back into her flesh . 

Before he completed the sentence Carrie had tumbled from the bed and was limping rapidly from the room , in a state of total nakedness . 

He sent a lad along who was limping badly from the ulcers between his toes caused by an infestation of the chigoes : Ariel tended him . 

He groped his way back to the last junction and limped in the other direction . 

A wounded horse limped in the wheat , trying to catch up with the other cavalry horses . 

Eventually he limped into the channel , recovered his breath , and went back for more . 

Just as the armies readied to set out , a battered ship limped into harbour . 

Five of the androids limped into the space between the doorway and the staircase , surrounding their captives . 

At least , it would be pathetic if he always remembered to limp on the same leg . 

Dolly limped to the bed and flung herself down on it , stifling hysteria . 

The guard did as he was told , then stood back , watching as Tolonen limped slowly across to the corpse . 

The man in the worn-out boots limped towards the door carrying an ancient suitcase . 

He sent a lad after it to try to catch it and with disgust watched me limp towards him rubbing a bruised thigh . 

He stopped by the gate and waited as she limped towards him in the darkness . 

The village church without either organist or choir may limp along with three half-hearted hymns and two fingers on a harmonium . 

Paul Ashmead was sent off while number eight Bobby Fowke limped along with an injury …

He had turned out to be a lame duck and limped out of her life . 

A white-haired man limped ahead of them and opened a door at the rear of the room . 

Or central defender Teale who limped out of White Hart Lane , also nursing a wound above his left eye . 

All this time he had been working like a madman , limping about overseeing the repairs and helping in spite of his own wounds wherever his strength was needed . 

Pears was whisked off still wearing his goalkeeper 's jersey and limping heavily after being hurt in the final minutes . 

He just limped around gaining more sympathy from his students by hinting what a brute his wife was . 

If I kicked him on the shin I bet he 'd limp away and not even glance to see who 'd done it . 

Cranston heard the front door open and the man limping slowly back . 

Kamara limped off to be replaced by Falconer after 48 minutes and it needed a well-timed sliding tackle by Phillips to deny Guentchev four minutes later . 

As the twentieth century progressed the debate limped on , but it was not until the early 1960s that the tunnel became a serious prospect again . 

I 'd been eating an egg sandwich and talking to Mrs. Gorton when Frank had limped over and asked me to pop upstairs with him for a minute . 

And when she tried to interest him in niente acqua , he laughed as he limped round his shelves serving several customers at once and , shrugging his high shoulders , said , ‘ Non c'è pioggia , non c'è acqua . ’ 

Peach hurtled from the car and limped up the steps to embrace the Sisters . 

In the US , where the government is the only major backer , research has limped along at about half a million dollars a year . 

Never had she limped around like a milk-soaked rabbit , quiet and withdrawn . 

The badly damaged aircraft limped back to Sicily where it crashed whilst attempting to land and was destroyed . 

He limped back to his own roan and hauled himself into the saddle with an effort that this time was plainly visible . 

Teeth chattering , Clare limped back to Applebank Cottage with David , telling herself not to make a fuss . 

The conversation limped on for half an hour before David discovered to his relief that the film they were going to see was about to begin . 

Ari , rubbing her bruises , had limped over to Nathan who was weeping uncontrollably , telling everyone it was his fault . 

He limped over to Grimma , catching hold of a thorn twig to steady himself . 

Now , as he watched him limping and staggering up the slope , it occurred to hint that he might actually be wounded in some way . 

We can warehouse your merchandise , repack and consolidate it , deliver it to retailers . 

Perishable goods would perish or would have to be warehoused at an additional cost . 

` They were warehoused the following day , " explained Philip . 

A French visitor to Birmingham in 1790 observed : Until the middle of the century there was not one Birmingham trader who had direct relations with foreign countries : London merchants warehoused and exported Birmingham goods . 

Analysts predict the agency 's share price will now climb above £2m .

During the year to the end of March the Northern Ireland group saw pre-tax profits climb to £25.3m from £18.8m previously .

The company , where Sir Denis Thatcher is deputy chairman , saw revenue climb 30 pc to £168.3m from £129.3m in the six months to January 31 .

Mr Koll reckons it will climb from $14 billion in 1992 to $18 billion this year , an all-time high .

Hong Kong : Buying by London institutions helped the Hang Seng index to climb 39.95 points to 2,786.65 in moderate trade .

Disability rates start to climb steadily after 50 , but become particularly steep after 70 .

Earnings per share before exceptional items should climb 12.1 per cent to 25.1 p , while a final dividend of 6.65 p will lift the total by 11.1 per cent to 11.5 p .

Although beaten in the semi-finals in the Masters of the French satellite , Britain 's Chris Bailey collected enough points to climb 70 places to 226 in the new ATP/IBM world rankings .

This year 's strong performance by UK share prices closes a decade which , according to the financial information group , Datastream , has seen the UK stock market climb 266 per cent .

Crush the amaretti biscuits or almond macaroons with a rolling pin and mix with the ricotta cheese , chopped apricots , Sweetex Granulated , Cointreau or Grand Mariner and ground cinnamon . 

The leather chafed her heels and the straps felt as if they were going to crush her bones . 

Of a sudden Lexandro 's free hand gripped Valence 's wrist with a power which would have crushed any ordinary bones . 

The lorries came and went on a service road near the town ; on some days the bulldozer clanked back and forth , crushing the rubbish into the soft , orange earth . 

Crush them to a powder and boil them , then soak the ankle when the water 's cooled enough to bear . 

They knew that anything , even Alice , could advance over them like bulldozers , crush them to bits . 

He spoiled twice as much fruit as he ate by crushing the berries beneath his clumsy feet in a mad rush from bush to bush . 

Children can either take remedies as a powder by crushing the pill between two clean teaspoons , or dissolved in a little clean , fresh water in a glass . 

She took two pills from a bottle by the bed on which she had thrown herself and crushed them between the pages of Mansfield Park . 

A farmer is using a shire horse to pull the millstone which crushes the fruit . 

Fresh or frozen prawns and cockles are good -- even prawns in their shells , which are crushed by the throat teeth and provide roughage . 

The noise of splintering wood became more commonplace than the singing of birds as saplings and lesser trees were crushed beneath the weight of falling forest giants . 

The kitchen window was still open and I climbed in after crushing another handful of lavender with the intention of taking it to bed with me for an invigorating sleep , if such a thing is possible . 

Crush biscuits by placing in a strong polythene bag and crushing with a rolling pin or process until fine in food processor . 

She looked across the stream , through the leaves at the distant field ; at the nettles and the meadow-sweet and the wild roses ; down at the camomile daisies crushed under her feet . 

Dante 's sinners are buried in mud , shut up in the trunks of trees , frozen solid in blocks of ice , crushed beneath stones . 

The Mickey Mouse girl would be sweeping it all into the bin , along with any cockroaches she 'd crushed underfoot . 

I tried to crush up a salt tablet in a cup and dissolve it in the water but she moaned when I held the cup to her lips and tried to turn her head away . 

Cartoonists showed the White House half-askew on this basement , noxious odours rising from the grates , while the President snoozed upstairs . 

Later , there is a picnic followed by more beach games , perhaps while the adults snooze in the sun . 

Angel was picked up by police half a mile from her home while Michelle snoozed in bed . 

On a wooden ` loafing platform " sited in the middle of the water a mallard pair snoozed . 

If the fuzz follow their normal pattern , then at this very moment someone will be interrupting a tame magistrate snoozing in front of TV News to sign search warrants . 

The bridge , though reinforced with big steel girders which obstructed much of the view , had old lichened wooden boards across its central section and wooden stairs .

The ` feel good " factor may only be jolted when you come to a ` Y " junction and curse that thick rear side panel , obstructing the over-the-shoulder rear three-quarter view .

The carport and Land-Rover obstructed Trent 's view of the windows .

He put his head as near the bars as he could so that they did not obstruct his view .

Others are merely temporarily hidden , such as whether there is fire behind a building which obstructs our line of sight ; we could come to know about this by going to see .

However the legislation specifically forbad the use of vegetation or planters in the roadway that would either obstruct vision or be high enough to hide children from the view of approaching drivers .

The rim of my hat , while effectually shading my eyes , did not obstruct my vision , and inch by inch I scanned every bit of the jungle within my range of view .

Then he saw that the movement was a mere craning of the neck because for an instant he had obstructed her view of the screen .

Visibility in the Corrado is obstructed by the broad C-pillars and high rear -- made even higher by an electrically-raised spoiler .

I rousted Thessy out of his bed with a cup of tea , then went to my own bed as he took over the wheel .

They wo n't do anything while you here , but as soon as you go , they 'll roust us . "

` Besides , my friend Wotherspoon did n't mind being rousted out of bed an hour ago .

My boss returned along the passage at a furious gallop and I steeled myself for some unpleasantness as the young man was rousted from his bed .

Back in 1980 , Hall had met and been befriended by Eddie Murphy and , by the time The Late Show failed , the two had made Coming to America . 

There , she is befriended by Stoney , a sexy rock ` n " roller who rescues her from a world of LSD that she has dropped into . 

In his absence , Bel Macrae was befriended by the McGuires and eventually taken into their humble home to live as one of the family . 

Deadwood prospered and Costner was befriended by locals until they discovered he had drawn up plans for an 800-room hotel and conference centre nearby . 

By the end of January they were in Milan , where they were befriended by the Austrian governor-general , Count Firmian . 

By 1980 he was working in Central America , where he befriended Gen Noriega 's predecessor , Omar Torrijos . 

Tony and Margaret were childless and they befriended Stephen , a boy in a Barnardo 's home . 

It was probable , she thought , that the Friar would befriend them . 

The Romans believed there were three sister Graces , befriended by the MUSES . 

The 27-year-old surveyor who had befriended Joanna at fitness training sessions had endured a two-day nightmare in which he was the police 's prime suspect in her disappearance . 

In what circumstances , if any , ought Iran to befriend the lesser enemy in order to make matters worse for the greater one ? 

After Wilde 's release in 1897 and his exile to France , Ross continued to befriend and support him , and to act as intermediary between Wilde and his estranged wife and her advisers . 

The success of the fraudster often hinges on the ability to tell a convincing story .

After Dowie had given Southampton a 13th-minute lead , the whole course of the match hinged on a startling 10-minute spell in the second half .

The match hinged on the confrontation between Christy O'Connor Jnr and Mark James and it was effectively settled at the first hole .

As often happens , the match can hinge on the form of the kickers , in this case Webb and Botha , their nations ' respective points record-holders .

Success hinged on timing their arrival just as the last fat slice of sun slid below the horizon .

The case hinged , however , on whether the administration of the drug caused the death , and thus to a large extent , the pathological evidence .

Controversy over the use of case studies particularly hinges on how they may be most effectively conducted .

The answer has to be , " get the letters out " , because the success of the operation hinges on this .

The wisdom of such a policy hinges on the likelihood of whether conglomerates will systematically misuse inside information by breaching their Chinese Walls to make a profit or avoid a loss ?

They were then blamed for allowing a Thatcher victory , when Labour 's downfall hinged on a refusal to implement its own policies .

She had ever been curious about Benedict 's background , and now more so than ever , when everything hinged on his moral claim to Merchiston Lodge .

Laming 's defence hinged on his claims that Black was the backer for his plan to undermine racecourse betting and bookmaking in Britain with the stun gun device .

As university funding has come to hinge on publication , this has been encouraged for its own sake .

The precise nature of this balance hinges upon a series of strategic choices linking novel and established marketing and production priorities within an overall change agenda .

The problem hinges upon fundamental areas such as price -- how much British Gas should pay its UK suppliers -- and also on what is the real nature of the problem .

Much may hinge upon points that the typical executive might understandably regard as irritating technicalities .

The tour took just 15 minutes -- and then came the moment on which Lynsey 's destiny hinged .

It all hinges on motive , on whether Georgina knew about the divorce , and that Arabella was pregnant .

The matter therefore hinges on whether carving directly onto day in the negative is a skill easily acquired .

The board 's objections hinge on the lyrics : ` Love is love when boys go out with girls , boys with boys and girls with girls . "

Upon these negotiations hinges the future of international trade .

Disarmament , for example , is sometimes said to hinge on apparently technical problems such as the comparability of forces , or the possibility of verification .

Suddenly her whole future happiness hinged on Maria Luisa 's choice .

Everything , therefore , hinged on Sartre 's ability to substantiate the inter-dependence of these two claims .

The result hinged on a totally illegal try by Mark Shaw , which contained two , possibly three , infringements .

Disagreement hinged on the new Prime Minister 's insistence that the opposition should join the existing administration .

It was unfortunate then that Virgin 's case should be complicated by , and ultimately hinge upon , another , far less public , contractual dispute .

Both sides were spying on each other quite openly in the course of which many aggressive situations had occurred with loss of spy aircraft and their crews . 

Apparently Ziegfeld spied on rehearsals by watching through a peephole in the wall . 

I told you that somebody had been spying on Topaz , then on Bobbie and me . 

Carnelian , spying through the eye-screen from wherever , had immediately begun withdrawing the hydra into the warp of Chaos to save it from extinction . 

Irene felt increasingly outside the marriage and started ` spying through the window " at the more complex-seeming Bosinney . 

The more complicated feel they can not be contained ` in such a small room " and then start ` spying through the window " . 

A pallid sun appeared like a nosy neighbour spying from behind lace curtains . 

After spying him through the kitchen window with Mrs Files , so much himself , so much not Francis , I thought I did n't want to see him at all . 

Finishing , he put the original back into its envelope , applied the merest smear of thin gum to the flap and stuck it down .

I do n't like to recommend a product to someone with sensitive skin , but would suggest that before you apply any hair product to your hair , you try a simple skin test first .

But , as yet , few linguists have applied the insights from conversation analysis to functionalist studies of linguistic structure .

Pornography is not defined as such by law , instead it applies standards of ` obscenity " and ` indecency " .

Sykes 's system , which was also used for interlocking railway swing bridges across rivers , was applied widely in Britain and in the USA , Russia , and Japan .

This method could probably be applied widely , as it is not limited to strong photodissociating systems and does not , like absorption , require a third state to which excitation is caused in the probe step .

Standards of modesty are applied indiscriminately to sexual and defaecatory concepts .

That description is the one consistently applied by God and Moses to the Promised Land .

The technique has been most widely applied in the analysis of cytokine responses .

This approach , pioneered by Weber ( 1964 , pp.88-115 ) , has been widely applied in studies of industrial conflict .

The King 's religious policies , strictly applied by Archbishop Laud , gave offence to the Puritan merchants and artisans .

The standards for thesis acceptance should not be lower than those applied by journal referees when considering papers for publication .

When selecting projects , the criteria applied by management indicate a fear of the high risk of the market .

Inside , Titford and Barwick could apply the soft-talk while lining their elegant pockets with silver .

Additional expenditure on these businesses to the date of their disposal were not reflected in the Group profit and loss account , but were applied to reduce the carrying value .

In recent years , TL has increasingly been applied to the dating of terrestrial sediments .

This can be repeated at the start of every session of leash training : hold the leash in your right hand and then apply a light touch with your left hand .

Take great care not to apply too much adhesive as it will show through or seep out once the glass is pressed on to the picture .

Intracervical inseminations were applied in subsequent menstrual cycles .

They dashed and darted about , playing their street games or kicking a ball made of rolled rags tied up . 

Sophy began to dart about again , to drag and haul broken branches . 

You should also see a newsagent on your left , so anticipate a man crossing the road with his nose in a newspaper and children darting across with ice-creams or sweeties . " 

It took his eyes a few seconds to get accustomed to the gloom then he darted inside and ducked down behind a rusty skip close to the door . 

Ginny waited for a bus and watched people darting along the pavements and in and out of shops . 

He darts around the country in the same blue pin-stripe suit , delivering variations of the same speech . 

The tiny fry ( about 1.5mm ) will be seen darting around the container and they can be removed by using a pipette or a teaspoon . 

Because the birds dart around quickly , they have to emit clicks and receive their echoes at a very fast rate in order to avoid collisions . 

Their three elder girls were standing beside her and the baby , and Fantina was darting around them . 

Often the oval shaped body with its waving flagella can be seen quite clearly darting around among the intestinal debris obtained from your fish . 

If ever he tried to do more -- to hop or semi-fly down towards them to try to catch them -- they simply darted away and out of reach . 

The seven year old spoke for the first time and darted away to return with the roll of foil . 

The shadows from the candlelight darted back and forth across the shallow whitewashed dome . 

Keith nodded and darted back to the house and Jinny walked on down the path , trying to ignore Rachel , who was in the doorway . 

Sarah twisted away from the physician 's grasp and darted back inside the foundry to where Bill Yardley still sat on the trough . 

They darted back to their bunk and behind him was the sound of ripping paper . 

A Stealer tore a trooper 's chest open before darting back into concealment …

Meh'Lindi had darted back into a service tunnel and was decamping as fast as could be , cradling Grimm who was wailing like a baby . 

When he was certain they were not being followed he darted down a narrow , stinking court and knocked at a door . 

As the strange shape darts in , the whole audience jumps and gasps . 

In that brief time , a fly may dart in and lay its own egg on it . 

He flew to a dead branch , paused for a moment , and then darted in through the hole of the nest box . 

When he had darted off , his mother sighed and said , ` He grows quicker than ever . " 

Carefully , I removed the hook ; and then , cradling the trout between cupped hands in the water , I waited until it darted off into the depths . 

Delighted we darted off to Niel to report this scurrilous comment . 

The figure came up the path and into the sparse firelight , stopped , chittered , then darted on , arms waving as it ran . 

Moxie darted out , causing Jack and Alison to move , and returned with the pillow . 

He risked a soaking of foam as he darted out to cut his mooring lines , then twisted Dream Baby 's wheel and thrust her throttles forward . 

Hosanna started to smell the debris where she had put it on the marble top of the kitchen dresser and she shouted at him so that he darted out into the yard . 

He suddenly darted out from behind a metal ladder and Whitlock aimed at his legs . 

A rat suddenly darted out from a hole in the side of the drum and she had to bite back the scream that rose in her throat . 

Evidently there were nesting holes in the sheer face below them , for as the light grew they saw three or four martins dart out over the stream and away into the fields beyond . 

Mr Shahiduddin Postman darted out from the crowd and with a set of violent curses sent the unfortunate untouchables scurrying off the way they had come . 

She darted over to embrace Dot so tightly that she could n't breathe . 

Weakness invaded her as his tongue darted over the fullness of her soft lips , dipped to taste the sweet moistness within . 

She darted round and round the tower , running fast but waving her hands . 

As soon as they sight a predator approaching , they swiftly dart round to the far side of a tree-trunk before performing the rigid ` statue " response . 

There 's a gap in the crowd and I dart through and run after them . 

The Egyptians gather in a line , thinking more of the cats than of putting out the flames , but the cats dart through or leap over the men and spring into the fire . 

The gunman looked around him wildly and the crowd parted as he darted up a narrow alleyway . 

She sulked all the way to the theatre , darting up the corridor to the prop-room in case Rose Lipman should spot her . 

Yet Jake had negotiated it with skill and creativity , darting up side-roads to avoid the congestion and taking clever detours that saved both temper and time . 

He half expected one of the police to dart forward and rearrange her-hair . 

Her hair looked wonderful as she darted about the stage and she was at her best in the gypsy dance . 

He and Chuck vied to identify the exotic birds they saw : ibis , kingfishers , herons , white pheasants and once a peacock darted frantically across their path . 

Birds dart across the road , shoulders hunched into the sea wind . 

Sullivan registered the figure and darted behind the curtains . 

Masklin darted between two seats , around a pair of giant shoes , and threw himself flat on the carpet . 

Taking a deep breath , Grant darted forward from the concealment of the bushes , keeping as low as possible without actually going on all fours . 

If the barracuda presses its attack , then once again the great number of bodies darting in all directions make selecting a target difficult . 

She could even hear the little lizards darting on scratchy little claws among the bougainvillaea on the low ornamental wall . 

Above the shuddering tree-tops , swallows darted like pond skaters across a thin , blue film of sky . 

Ritu darted out of the room as if glad to be released , leaving me and the mother-in-law to make what we could of each other . 

Suddenly , the girl darted past her , into the kitchen , and ran across to the sink , catching at Tug 's sleeve . 

The woman darted to the blackboard and told her : ` Your uncle made that . " 

As Jenny walked off down the hall with the tray , Cassie shoved the kitchen door partly closed with her foot and darted to the pantry . 

Lili placated her with occasional presents marked with the stamp of central London — things from Soho , cheeses and pâtés , jam from Fortnum 's , chocolates from Charbonnel et Walker . 

Official moves to placate the students with promises that their complaints would be looked into eventually succeeded . 

The Offer to placate Dixon with such a large sum of money does suggest that be possessed a legitimate grievance . 

When he seized power last September the general placated the Americans by sacking the army 's main drug transporter , Colonel Jean-Claude Paul . 

Sean always had his wits about him and had tried to placate him by saying there was nothing they were doing at Rafferty 's Bar that would offend a brother , or would concern a policeman . 

Furthermore , the company also seemed to be reneging on some of the assurances given to placate Scottish interests during the takeover battle . 

To placate the hon. Member for Pembroke and his kind , the Government introduced the council tax -- a property-poll tax hybrid that makes but fleeting reference to ability to pay . 

We do not believe that it is necessary to placate God in such a way . 

This was to the advantage of the young radicals ; like the leftists in the NILP , they were not hampered by tradition and did not have to placate their seniors before or after embracing heresy . 

In February an attempt was made to placate working-class anger . 

Vincent Taylor was particularly concerned to avoid crude ideas that Jesus was a sin offering , one who somehow bore the penalty of our wrongdoing and placated an angry deity . 

The way Carole watched helplessly while the bricks were hurled , and then offered unwanted food and drink in a fruitless effort to placate her furious little girl , could only be bad for both of them . 

After placating the hounds , Lorimer jumped up onto the wall of the house with surprising agility and began to climb the ivy . 

Today , in their craven attempts to placate Landless , they are acting as if they automatically assume that alongside his personal support goes the editorial support of his many newspapers . 

In a secondary sort of way she knew that , beyond the opportunity to please and placate Maman , there was more for her to give if she should eat the horrible spinach . 

` Perhaps they had already spent half the money , perhaps they returned the rest in a gesture to placate you . 

He was only placated by the ale wife placing a frothing tankard in front of him and throwing him the most longing and sly of glances , as if he was Paris and she Helen of Troy . 

So he tried to placate this man and he was n't going to be placated . 

Somerset tried to placate colonists ' feelings by persuading Xhosa chiefs to allow them to follow the spoor of stolen cattle across the frontier and exact compensation . 

We 're going to have to placate our cousins somehow , though God knows how . " 

In constitutional states , the need to placate electorates cramped the officials ; a British diplomatist 's freedom of action was diminished , for example , if a problem involved national self-determination . 

Yes , embarrassing for Britain , but a measure more aimed at placating the Irish-Americans who voted for Clinton and the sympathisers within his own Democratic Party . 

By then , such gestures were not enough to placate the civil rights supporters who decided to go ahead with a proposed march through Armagh City on 30 November . 

And so Labour went into the election on a fudged policy designed more to placate Roy Hattersley than to win over voters . 

Water , being a basic necessity for life itself , was highly venerated , and pagan ceremonies and offerings were intended to placate the water deities believed to inhabit springs and wells . 

The female emperor moth puffs her sexual perfumes out from her abdomen , and these carry downwind in an expanding cone .

The count puffed out smoke through his long holder as we shook hands , and then Paula Reece asked him , ` Vrin , be an angel and let's have a little piano music . "

James puffed out a great breath , digging his hands deep into the big empty pockets of his coat .

Mrs Mantini straightened up and puffed out a last breath of her garlic-and-onion lunch .

” He puffed blue smoke towards the ceiling , … we 'll skip lunch at La Motte Farm .

` That 's the tables done , " Sally said , coming in with a great draught that stirred the fire and puffed curls of smoke from under the mantel-shelf .

` Afternoon , all , " said Jackie Tiptoe , leaning up against the cotton bale and grinning his sunniest grin . 

He grinned his wide toothless grin at her and made his way unsteadily across the room to her side . 

He grinned his vulpine grin at her , and she smiled dutifully at his self-mockery . 

Delighted to get some response at last , Lord Cumbermound grinned his evil grin . 

As the roars of approval reverberated around the ground he grinned an uncomfortable grin , almost one of embarrassment . 

The hand dropped from his shoulder , and Patrick glanced around , massaging his stiffened muscle , to see a broad , stout man grinning at him . 

Benjamin , his wounded finger clasped in a wet rag , grinned from ear to ear . 

She was grinning from ear to ear , her eyes sparkling in excited anticipation , like a child watching magicians at a carnival . 

The faces grinning from the tatty punk regalia looked so depraved and hollow-eyed that I could not bear to think of my American blues friends calling them ` sir " . 

Glancing up the American boy saw a peasant pole-carrier , who had skipped across the road close in front of the Citron , grinning triumphantly from a roadside ditch . 

Dunbar was grinning in high content as he wheeled his horse to trot back to his own division . 

Polly grinned in delight , revelling in a heart-swelling sense of power . 

In the picture Stuart held , his father was grinning self-consciously in his formal dress , at least a head taller than his wife who hung on his arm , looking up and laughing at her husband . 

Harry grinned in relief and buried his head in the pillow to wipe off the sweat trickling from his brow . 

` Smile , " he said , his voice indicating that he was certainly grinning like a Cheshire cat . 

As Michael looked at the man sitting opposite , his fat ugly face grinning like a Cheshire cat 's , he felt an impulse to smash his fist into his teeth . 

And she grinned to herself at the luxury of having someone in her life who would pay attention , who she could talk to . 

Sooty turned to Yanto , who was already grinning with anticipation . 

Donald McCulloch grinned with pleasure and then turned it into a look of complicity for the younger men . 

She glanced upward and grinned weakly in spite of fraught nerves . 

First , Chris sweet-talks a uniformed reception guard , who grins bashfully under the peak of his cap . 

He looked up at me and grinned quickly before hunching over the controls again . 

He glowered at his servant but Ranulf grinned back as he swayed slightly on his feet and looked around , admiring the church . 

Ross grinned back at her as he leaned forward , helping himself to another slice of chocolate cake . 

The Doctor grinned up at Ace and Benny 's grime-streaked faces . 

He yelped as she bit him , but Leonora grinned up at him , unrepentant . 

Curtis sighed with regret , then grinned down at Grant and Pam . 

Bernard Walton 's face grinned patronizingly down from the wall . 

Beyond him rode the Lombard brothers grinning broadly and enjoying themselves . 

He swung his legs off the bed , grinning broadly , and started for the door . 

When Edward suggested ablutions first he grinned engagingly and led him to the bar . 

Three of them moved forward , swords unsheathed , while the fourth held their horses , grinning evilly and calling encouragement to his fellows . 

Alex grinned mightily , so proud of her he seemed about to explode . 

Sid grinned and said : ` You came up that last bit at a fair lick . " 

He regarded Lucy reflectively , then grinned as he said , ` It 's just as well you did n't come downstairs in that tell-tale state . " 

` Well , I am now going to amaze Sir Richard Springall , " Cranston grated . 

` Why not ? " he grated , ramming his knuckles down on the desk . 

` Well , you sure as hell backed me up ! " he grated , hell-bent on a fight , she would swear ; something was eating away at him anyway . 

` Is this really to do with your partnership , " he grated , ` or are you just afraid of failure once again ? " 

` One day , " Cranston grated , ` I 'll see that bastard hang ! " 

` What , Hilary ? " he grated roughly as he gave her a little shake . 

` I do n't like him , " Southgate grated as soon as the monks left . 

` Do n't use your brother 's name to save your neck , " he grated in a voice she barely recognised . 

And there wo n't be much change this afternoon , with the full blanket of cloud still shrouding the country .

The mist also shrouded the fish and we thrashed away mightily , to no avail .

That Monday morning was particularly wet and windy , with a grey mantle of mist shrouding the slopes of Hecla and Beinn Mhor .

It was not an inviting prospect ; grey as usual with the damned mist shrouding the jetties .

It is never shrouded by clouds , it does not disappear at night nor does it move .

Under a sky shrouded by deep snow clouds , some boys threw snowballs at each other , shrieking with laughter as they hit their target .

Robyn watched from the shelter of the long cream curtains which shrouded the vast downstairs window , her finger curled thankfully around the mug of hot , hot coffee .

The mist was the trouble -- it shrouded everything half a dozen yards away .

Werewolf narrowed his eyes and pursed his lips at her , making a face which would have worried an exorcist . 

I shrugged and Gloria pursed her mouth in a self-satisfied smirk . 

` And is there , " the Substitute pursed his lips in a smile and drew on his cigar , ` a brother in the case ? " 

The French boy pursed his lips suddenly in an expression of disgust . 

He halted only for a second , enough to narrow his eyes and purse his lips into a look of utter disgust , as though a dog 's turd had grown legs and scurried on to his carpet . 

Swod pursed his lips with faint irascibility : his ` bon mot " about Mills had not been as conclusive as he hoped . 

Dexter pursed his lips with disbelief and turned to Blanche , who was examining her fingernails thoughtfully . 

He pursed his lips thoughtfully and the hidden laughter in his eyes warned her that she might not like his answer . 

HORRIFIED health workers watched as a teenage mum tried to smother her baby THREE times in hospital , a court heard yesterday . 

Roy Strait said he heard at least two men as they administered sleeping pills to the film star -- then smothered her to death . 

Now both of them were choking with their laughter as Mick ended , ` It got so bad that they used to wait for it every Sunday night and try to smother me with a pillow . 

Alison says the poltergeist has tried to smother her boyfriend in their terraced house . 

Immediately , I pretended to be asleep , knowing that if she uttered a sound I would have to smother her with my jacket . 

He pushes her on to the floor and lies on top of her , nearly smothering her . 

At the time of Pentecost they appear to have numbered around four thousand ( dependent on Josephus , Philo and Pliny ) and to have established communities in most of the villages of Palestine .

By 1928 the Kaszubes numbered around 110,000 , and they and the few thousand speakers of Leban dialect were the last survivors of the original Slav settlers of Pomerania .

Fierce party rivalry at Devizes , where the electorate numbered less than sixty , led to a double return of two Whigs and two Tories in 1710 .

The electorate numbered 5,700,000 and the turnout was 83.81 per cent in the first round and 80 per cent in the second round .

Early in 1917 , her army numbered some 1,200,000 men , and there were some 2,600,000 French troops , including her colonial levies .

Former contra rebels numbering 5,000 established the Nicaraguan Resistance Party ( PRN ) on Oct. 6 , with Juan Angel López as president , to oppose " peacefully " the Sandinista National Liberation Front ( FSLN ) .

In fact , months of wrangling between the band 's manager and the record company usually ends with the band being dropped , by which time the other record companies who initially showed interest have gone cold . 

Hours of wrangling over the protocol of such matters was squandered during both the preparation and the course of the pair 's ceaseless round of state visits to ever more obscure countries . 

For two years , Clark , William Waldegrave at the Foreign Office and Nicholas Ridley at the Department of Trade and Industry wrangled in secret memos over the morality of turning a blind eye in exchange for information . 

They wrangled interminably , he goading her into outbursts of anger just to watch her beauty at its best , she calling him all the names she could lay her tongue to . 

Then the fingers of one hand moved , an arm moved , and the trunk seemed to shift very slightly . 

His left arm had n't moved since he walked out of the Silver Shuriken . 

With Luke 's cheek against her hair , his arms a protective band , his thighs moving against her own , she was bathed in the potent sensuality of his closeness . 

But when the doors opened for him to get out his arm moved towards me . 

Willey held things together for a while and the total reached 252 , helped by no fewer than 52 extras since the ball was moving around so much that Murray had a very hard time behind the stumps . 

As he went to play his shot , the wind howled in again and the ball moved right in the middle of his backswing . 

There is hardly any yaw , and without the rudder input the slip ball barely moved half its width . 

When chemical reactions occur energy is usually liberated as heat ( although in some kinds of reactions heat is absorbed ) just as the ball loses potential energy as it moves downslope . 

The caravan of cars and trucks would move up the highway , the women driven by sons , all of whom were now old enough to take the wheel , the Sheikh driving his mother and wife . 

The powerful motor roared into life and the car moved smoothly past me and headed for town . 

The car engine roared again and the red car moved off but it did n't go far . 

There was a car moving along the promenade towards them , on dipped headlights . 

` Just do n't expect too much , " he said quietly , as the car began to move away . 

Copernicus had argued that , contrary to the views of Aristotle and Ptolemy , the Earth and all the planets actually moved in orbits round the Sun . 

We are aware of the apparent movement of the Sun across the sky each day , and we are unaware that the Earth is moving at all . 

When the Moon moves between the Earth and the Sun it is seen from the Earth to move across the Sun , and this is called a solar eclipse . 

It 's comfortable and not too restrictive and the box foot gives ample room for your feet to move around freely . 

Rory could hear the stamping , slapping feet move in time to the fiddles and accordions as they played a jig . 

His feet , still speckled with sand , moved confidently through the undergrowth . 

I went and stood in the sitting room doorway , but I could n't get any further -- my legs would n't move . 

As we came into view , hairy male legs moving like pistons beat a hasty retreat to the nearest available nook where they crouched and huddled in speechless terror . 

Delgard 's progress was slower , his legs moving as though they were tied with weights , his shoulders more hunched than usual . 

He said nothing until the machine was ready for take-off , moving forward to the main runway . 

Once the machine starts to move , there will be a loss of lift due to the sideways component being used to produce the movement and more power will be required . 

When it reaches the knitting , the knitting feeds into the slot on the linker and the machine needles gradually move back towards the working position . 

Children in the congregation watched the diamonds slowly grow squarer , less elongated , as the sun moved down the sky . 

The spear-shaped leaves of the gum tree were dappling their faces as the sun moved towards the Andes . 

The sun had moved so that it was setting on the roof of the building on the western side of the yard . 

His hand moved from her neck and wandered down to the soft fullness of her body . 

Both wheels move easily , their large diameter giving plenty of turning moment . 

How good to run , her legs wobbly at first but then miraculously able to move easily and fast . 

She concentrated on the clouds , which moved quickly and smoothly as a train across the top of the hills . 

Tomorrow morning will be mild , with rain or drizzle in places , but heavier rain will move quickly across the region in the morning . 

He stood for a moment listening to her standing still on the other side of the door , then heard her footsteps moving slowly away . 

Her hips moved slowly to a beat in the music only she seemed to hear . 

Then to David Stirling 's fury they saw a convoy of light armoured vehicles moving across their line of advance . 

It uses a vertical column of nine dots moving laterally across the page to produce printed characters , each of which is generated as a dot pattern within a matrix measuring six columns by nine rows . 

Sometimes they also carried stars because , at night , after one of the cloud towers had gone up , the nomes could sometimes see new stars moving across the sky . 

You can think of solar radiation as consisting of a rain of tiny bullets moving outwards from the Sun at the speed of light . 

` Planets move in ellipses around the sun " is more precise than ` Planets move in closed loops around the sun " , and is consequently more falsifiable . 

In the garden the leaves shone in the sunlight , and the flowers moved gently in the summer wind . 

As the terminal surface moved past her helmet , she thought she could see a fine structure to it , a lattice of irregular cells which pulsed and churned while she watched . 

It was found that the heatflow , or rate at which heat is moving upwards through the Earth 's crust , is several times higher along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge than on the ocean floor on either side . 

There are , however , natural systems in which dissolved metals move freely through membranes , irrespective of concentration . 

The galaxies then start to move toward each other and the universe contracts . 

Reluctantly he handed the headset back to the hydrophone operator and moved across to the intercom . 

But soon the sails began to fill with wind , and the land and other ships moved past on each side . 

And then , as the doors groaned shut and the train moved , the fidgeting , the adjusting of positions , the shifting of hands , ceased and all became still . 

She was about to try something else when the outside air pressure indicator above her visor started to move . 

Moreover , if vehicles move more slowly than is necessary , talking nationally , the number of man hours wasted is very large indeed . 

Then the mirror began to move and turn , and a big dark hole opened in it . 

If the wave front approaches parallel to a coastline sand and shingle merely move up and down the beach , but under the more usual conditions of oblique approach the movement is not quite so simple . 

The sun is also moving at several hundred kilometers a second around the galaxy , and so on .

Sam had volunteered to drive the van loaned by Will and rigged out with a comfortable couch to the hospital .

About one hundred sculptures and constructions , the majority loaned by the Fundacio Joan Miró and shown with related drawings and sketches .

Designs by Dürer , Gianlorenzo Bernini and Lord Leighton are included with a number of items loaned from other institutions .

Treasures of the Vatican Library loaned for reopening at Library of Congress

The Chinese institutions have loaned one hundred works , including national treasures , most unpublished and virtually unknown outside China .

( 2 ) The Upgrading of Land Tenure Rights Bill would enable 300,000 black householders to convert their existing 99-year leases to full ownership of their homes , and would set up a single property register , while government land loaned to rural tribes for communal farming would be transferred to ownership by those tribes .

Medical Equipment ACET can loan specialised medical equipment after consultation with your doctor .

He had loaned five thousand pounds to Phillip Wreck , one of the most notorious villains in Paddington , and in Joe 's mind Michael had more chance of getting the Pope 's inside leg measurement than he had of getting that money back .

It illustrates the pyramiding effect of interbank lending which means that no single customer or bank can be sure of where credit , i.e. deposits loaned , it extends will end up ( Shell 's deposit was loaned by Barclays to Lloyds and the latter used it to grant a loan to BP ) .

The White House wanted to achieve something dramatic in Afghanistan , so they asked the CIA to loan them an agent .

The San Francisco Museum is loaning us their beautiful Dirck Bouts ` Madonna and Child '' that was done from the same cartoon or pattern as ours , the main difference being that theirs has a brocade background and ours is plain .

I swerved , went into the bedroom , found my shopping bag , packed my nightie and three library books my neighbour loaned me -- I knew I 'd have to give them back .

The picture , a later version of a work in the Louvre , was bought at Sotheby 's in 1985 for £2.2 million and loaned to the National Gallery , London .

He would loan him enough money to buy a place in Perth where he could set up his looms and sell his fine woven blankets and dress material .

A new chair of stained glass studies has been created at York University to which Richard Marks , formerly Director of the Brighton Pavilion and Brighton Museums , has just been appointed .

If you accidentally stain walls with woodworm fluid , leave it for a week or two , and if it still shows , coat it with an aluminium primer before redecorating .

` I even had a piece of the same wood specially stained for you . "

On either side of this , the wood was stained with a dark varnish .

One section was stained with haematoxylin and eosin for histological evaluation .

She had done acid once , at college , and it had not been anything like this evening 's entertainment . 

I 'm so stupid that I started doing cocaine to try to understand him -- to get close to him and understand where he was coming from . 

Amelia had left off quoting from the wit and wisdom of her favourite mass murderers , done a few lines of cocaine , and started to whizz around the room . 

He was drinking , doing drugs , screaming ` I 'm gettin' the fuck outta here ! " 

The Rapture ` Instead of doing heroin , " someone tells born-again Christian Sharon ( Mimi Rogers ) in Michael Tolkin 's directorial debut , ` you 're doing God . " 

As mentioned earlier , there is some connection between temperament and factors such as build , colour , breed etc . 

As already mentioned , choosing patio doors that suit your house is one of the most important points to consider . 

The problem of induction can not be regarded as a decisive refutation because , as I have previously mentioned , most other philosophies of science suffer from a similar difficulty . 

` I 've got a big stick , " mentioned Punch confidingly to his audience , as Judy appeared with her baby . 

` He mentioned in passing that you had a lot of female visitors , that 's all . 

I mentioned in my last letter to Fiona that Lord Lovat had been badly wounded during an attack on the enemy positions on the evening of 12th June . 

At the same time Linkworth mentioned to everyone how he was making money from his little shop . 

I mentioned to Kirk that I had no intention of asking him about that part of the tour . 

Working as a pageboy in a club in St James 's in the 1930s , he mentioned to a member that he was looking for a better-paid job . 

` I suppose , " he asked without any real hope , ` she did n't mention to you anything about anonymous letters ? " 

` Anyway , we should be getting back upstairs , as you still have to change , " Nicky mentioned . 

In a duty report to my chief constable I mentioned I had written to Police Review . 

Sue just happened to mention that she had been to an orphanage in Brasov and Christine realised it was the same one that Christine Morey had written about . 

At the next meeting , Mr E almost casually mentioned that he had been trying out one or two of last week 's ideas and that Dave seemed quite responsive to him this week . 

` In that connection , I might mention that Jesus Christ was evidently pretty au fait with micro-technology . 

Later on when one boy inadvertently mentioned that ` amines smell of fish " everyone in hearing distance grabbed the nearest available paper bag . 

` Let me go , let me go , " she whispered , discovering her helplessness too late . 

" I 'm with child , " she whispered , and faced them , tears going down her cheeks . 

` Well at least that proves ` e knows where ` e's goin' , " whispered Tommy . 

Seeing a youth of about 17 about to cycle away , Harry whispered that he was RAF and did he know anyone who could help . 

The other bands whispered that Joseph would now head for Lapwai , abandoning them as Lawyer had done . 

Over the next few days , more posters went up and as I read them , students whispered that ` something might happen " . 

" Mrs Plant , " Timothy said quite softly , and Mr Plant whispered that if he issued another sound he would thump him to a pulp . 

One girl whispered that she could n't tell anyone at home , because they used drugs . 

He tried his nicest smile , and prepared to whisper his suavest come-on line . 

He waited for an answer , then he whispered the words of forgiveness . 

He whispered the names of the Jaguthin , and his fists clenched with pain . 

` If you so much as whisper a word about Dame Agatha to the Lady Maeve , you will regret the day I ever plucked you out of Newgate ! " 

The proprietor took over , and was still serving the portions when one of the waitresses came in and whispered something to Delaney . 

They hurriedly whispered their good-byes to each other and after the front door had been closed Willie followed Zach back into his bedroom . 

Ann whispered the question to Harry while the new arrival was being led upstairs by her cousins to see the house . 

She whispered something to Mum , who furtively disappeared from the scene . 

Endill had to move quickly past the cage but managed to whisper a faint goodbye to the Bookman . 

Dieter bent to whisper something in her ear , at which she gave a squeal of laughter . 

Well before Cordoba made his debut over today 's course two months ago , his name was being whispered behind many a well-respected hand as the one to be on for next year 's 2000 Guineas . 

In the corridors of Congress the name ` Hauser " was whispered behind closed doors . 

Inevitably the Communists were blamed , but it was whispered that the order was given by a prominent member of the government . 

All sorts of names , including that of Graham Dilley , were being whispered . 

The words were whispered in a soft western English accent , a gentle hint of Ireland making an enchanting spell for the eager listener . 

I 've had enough of being talked about , everybody whispering about Auntie Mavis 's seances , everybody blaming me just for living with her . " 

Sometimes she saw nurses whispering about her and wanted to hide . 

One of his body squires heard him whispering about it to his Gascon favourite . " 

As we pass a couple of girl guests clad in complete colour-coordinated beachwear outfits , they whisper about us . 

Hillary whispered in his ear and took his speech out of her pocket . 

The man behind me leant forward and whispered in my ear , ` Tell that guy to quit yapping will you ? 

He smiled at the fancifulness of the thought , then caught his breath , seeing how her eyes flashed as she laughed at something her cousin had whispered in her ear . 

While the hall echoes with laughter and stamping feet , Sara saw her mother whispering in her father 's ear , and a moment later she was beckoned to their presence . 

When she went out , Matthew , who was sitting quietly in his corner , whispered to Anne , ` Keep a little imagination , Anne , not too much , of course , just a little . " 

` Are you sure you 're OK , Connie ? " he whispered to Connon as the others went ahead through the door . 

Jean whispered to Fiona , who sniffed and glanced at the camera crew . 

" If my father decides to beat me for what I did , " he whispered fiercely to himself , " please help me to endure the pain and not to cry . 

Elspeth whispered to her one night in their room that that 's where you go to buy babies . 

But they whisper about how could a woman fall downstairs , break her neck , and yet keep the hood on her head undisturbed ? 

` I 'm not feeling well " , she whispered in somewhat imperfect French , and the woman moved hastily out of her way . 

` The coast 's clear , " Rob whispered conspiratorially as he came into Merrill 's room . 

I whispered feverishly , glancing up to see Father 's shadow leave the wall on the floor above . 

` 'T IS really nought , " she whispered nervously as he reached her and held out his hand . 

Marion whispered and turned away because she could n't bear to be there when something died , when all the love that she had bottled up inside herself evaporated like liquid left out in the sun . 

IN A dramatic challenge to the credibility of the human rights conference going on in Vienna , Bosnia yesterday demanded immediate action to end the slaughter in Gorazde .

The government is also said to be under pressure to end the experiment from the motor industry and state oil company Petrobras , both of which find conventional petrol-powered cars more lucrative .

Even after we won the game they still ended the show with a rerun of the goal that won the Liverpool game ! ! !

A girl emerged from the dairy with a pan of milk and was instantly surrounded by the stable cats , mewing pleadingly as though they had not caught a single mouse for days . 

Ecstatic , the boy tried on one mask after another , roaring like a lion or mewing like a cat . 

Ruthven cradled his cat and stroked the back of its head , his hand moving faster and faster across the animal 's fur until it stirred restlessly and mewed in protest . 

The women in the house are all toting thirty-eights in their Gucci bags .

He was toting the gun for a purpose -- to shoot her through the head or knock her unconscious , or both .

He was the kid who went back to be Frank Sinatra 's bar-tender in the vacation while the rest of us were toting Christmas mail for the Post Office .

At a recent anti-diet rally in West Virginia , women smashed their scales and toted banners proclaiming : ` Scales are for fish , not women . "

` Our information is that Mr Evans left the Club in order to go and see what was delaying the arrival of his wife whom he had been expecting for some time . " 

Knowing what he would find when he went there , and knowing that it would pain him , Edouard delayed the moment when he would make a formal inspection of the house . 

She reached for the glass , delaying the moment when she 'd have to answer , unsure even how to answer . 

It would seem reasonable to call a drug an analgesic for a rat if it delays the time when the rat licks its feet when parked on a hot plate . 

Was autumn further delayed to allow six party conferences one after the other ? 

The problem came to light when an ambulance was delayed attending an emergency at Harwood-in-Teesdale , just before Christmas . 

Owner-occupiers tend to delay childbearing because they face heavy housing costs at the beginning of their marriage . 

Eventually the time came when she could n't delay going downstairs any longer , and when she reached the kitchen she discovered that the visitor had left , and that Silas was examining the contents of the fridge . 

Bradford Northern coach Peter Fox has delayed naming his side for tomorrow 's Trophy quarter-final against Widnes but Great Britain scrum-half Deryck Fox is definitely out . 

RUGBY UNION : Scotland have delayed naming their team for Saturday 's international against world champions Australia amid continuing doubts over the fitness of full back Gavin Hastings . 

Do not delay requesting veterinary attention for any young foal which is not sucking and has diarrhoea . 

I delayed switching the computer off while I racked my brain trying to think of some way of saving them , but there was none . 

At their meeting in either 1749 or 1750 , Christopher Smart accepted this task from Richardson ; however , he delayed writing the piece which was to be printed in the volume . 

She rattled on breathlessly , perhaps encouraged , Dexter thought , by a desire to delay Blanche coming to the point of the meeting . 

Corporate lawyers managed to delay the case coming to court for two years and then they prolonged the proceedings for a further two years . 

The crisis over aid to eastern Bosnia has delayed the peace negotiations taking place at the United Nations . 

A HOME OFFICE minister yesterday intervened at the last minute to delay a Kurdish refugee being flown back to Turkey . 

But the government front bench denied opposition claims that they 'd deliberately delayed the decision to boost Tory support on the eve of the Party Conference . 

Consequently , field social workers delayed the decision to admit young people to care , and , subsequently , were forced to do so when events had overtaken them . 

Glaxo has since delayed the launch to await product approvals but it 's a massive project and will take out rigid packaging business forward very quickly when it comes on stream -- probably late this year . 

Race officials claim the start of the run had been delayed 20 minutes to avoid the train but the race was running 10 minutes ahead of schedule . 

The new discovery , of weakness in welded joints , may delay plans to reopen the plant 's two reactors . 

SALVAGE specialists were forced yesterday to delay plans to refloat the Danish cargo ship aground on an island in the Pentland Firth . 

Researchers at NASA claim that even if the sulphur effect does exist , it could at most only delay the greenhouse effect until fossil fuels run out . 

They were , however , encouraged to delay their accident estimate until they had thought specifically about how busy the junction would normally be and how it might appear in other conditions . 

SOUTH AFRICA 'S National Party government and the African National Congress agreed yesterday on a course that could delay majority black government until the end of the century . 

Hurworth dentist Simon Allum said : ` Despite the Government delaying the decision by a month we still have not been answered . 

The first one was to the house in Colchester to ask if they 'd mind if I delayed my arrival by one more day . 

He delayed the trip by two days , arrived in London on 8 June , and went into a series of meetings with the Commons committee , Sir Geoffrey , Mrs Thatcher and the Press . 

For the first time in their history the Tuareg -- the largest tribe of Nomads in the Sahara Desert -- recently delayed their annual migration for 10 days so as to catch the final episode of Dallas 

A commonly held view is that he delayed withdrawal for political reasons , until after the presidential elections of December 1965 . 

Or maybe that is an apocryphal story and she thought about delaying the journey for twenty-four hours because she had a hair appointment . 

Paul Reichmann asked me to delay everything for two months and I agreed . 

It must be sensible to delay breeding until the mare has had a chance to prove herself as a sound , willing ride . 

We could have delayed the trial until the tax business was settled . 

One bonus of delaying an election until 1992 would be that Mr Major could use a summer reshuffle to continue reshaping the government he inherited from Mrs Thatcher . 

The Swedish government announced in mid-January that it would delay a promised phase-out of nuclear power until alternative energy sources became viable . 

Deeper hard pans require more drastic operations such as double digging ; in established gardens you may prefer to delay the upheaval until each area affected is due for renewal and replanting . 

Huy had delayed telling Merymose about Surere , waiting for the right moment to come . 

The incident delayed the Wardair Airbus on its flight to Toronto by three hours 11 minutes and she asked for compensation of more than £1,500 . 

Friends of the Earth urged the government to delay any decision on Thorp until after the advisory committee completes its review of radioactive waste disposal for the next 20 years , which is expected next year . 

Security forces delayed 50 hours before searching the region , allowing the murderers to escape the net . 

Similarly , stock shortages delay deliveries , hold up contracts , lose customers and cause money problems . 

In Zambia , such procedures have delayed the purchase of essential new equipment . 

Concealing the body might have delayed the scheme , but not aborted it . 

Who will pay compensation if one operators ' trains are delayed by a breakdown of a train by another operator ? 

Traffic disruption and a shortage of change at the turnstiles saw the kick-off delayed by 15 minutes . 

Further studies were delaying by two years measures to save Lake Ichkeul in Tunisia , which was in danger of being reduced to a salty lagoon after the damming in the 1970s of the six rivers feeding it . 

The Coronations were launched by an ever-publicity-conscious Luff , shortly before his retirement , which he delayed until 1954 . 

` Saturday 's situation appears to have been caused because people delayed before going out into the rain . " 

Maybe if he could delay a little longer , Springfield would discover his sweep had failed to capture the ringleader and send men in to flush him out . 

Some fear that if Mr Mieno delays much longer , he risks overkill . 

Consequently , he wants the Government to delay no longer , but to begin to devolve real responsibility to the people of Northern Ireland . 

He sent an army under Counts Hugh and Matfrid to help Bernard ; but the two commanders delayed so long en route that Muslim troops were able to ravage the county of Barcelona . 

But she discovered she had delayed too long , for as she reached the hall , there before her , and as cool as you like , was Naylor . 

Their babble of French and Arabic made an awful din , but within just a few feet of us they quietened .

` All right , all right ! " he shouted , and the audience began gradually to quieten .

Her travelling companions had quietened , as if someone in authority had arrived .

As he affirms early on , ` People only remember the winners . " 

The newborn child does not show 24-hour rhythms , as any parent will affirm ( fig. 7.1 ) . 

Aitken did not tell Fraser of any suggestion of confidentiality since , as he later affirmed , he did not believe that any undertaking had been given or asked for . 

The plan , he affirmed , had been introduced at the previous week 's meeting between President Bush and President Gorbachev in Washington [ see p. 37518 ] . 

` I 'm not interested in MIDI to generate more guitar sounds , " affirms Lampi . 

` She 's by far the biggest influence on my writing , " affirms Emily . 

At one such conference in July 1940 , he affirmed the need for " a re-education of the people 's sense of values , from above " , and in April 1941 he talked about a " Fraternity dedicated to action " -- a " revolution " led by people in certain key positions who would name the " enemies " . 

Although Resolution 242 affirmed the need for a just settlement of the refugee problem , few in the international arena believe that this will mean a return of refugees to the part of Palestine that became Israel . 

The French government on Oct. 14 affirmed its continued support for the government of President Idress Déby and four days later announced that 300 paratroops would be sent to reinforce the 1,100 French troops already stationed in Chad . 

They affirmed their support for a continued US military presence in Europe . 

He is said to have affirmed his support for the new fourth clause of the coronation oath at this time . 

At the same time , Switzerland had strongly affirmed its interest in the notion . 

The union affirmed its opposition to 100 per cent coursework and support for a 20 to 70 per cent limit . 

The talks were reported to have broken down on Jan. 21 over the issue of the withdrawal of JNA forces from areas of Croatia not under UN protection , although both sides affirmed their commitment to the ceasefire . 

In an interview on Radio France Internationale on March 31 , Touré affirmed the commitment of the CTSP to democracy and the rule of law . 

The curfew was lifted on April 9 , and on the same day the opposition groups had a meeting with the King in which they affirmed their commitment to the establishment of " full democracy " . 

We affirm on the contrary that he has to see every code including his own as criticizable in terms of ` Be aware " . 

The NSF Council affirmed on Jan. 3 that the former regime 's prohibition on foreign borrowing was being dropped in order to finance economic recovery . 

That was why Paul could affirm concerning Jesus ` He is our peace . " 

The Prime Minister , Steingrímur Hermannsson , affirmed in Parliament that the government would not change its policies . 

Elections to the reconstituted 50-seat National Assembly took place on Oct. 5 , the government having affirmed in a statement on Sept. 6 that it would remain strictly impartial during the electoral process . 

In 1970 President Nixon affirmed ` we are for Israel because Israel in our view is the only state in the Mideast which is pro-freedom and an effective opponent to Soviet expansion . " 

` All good architecture is themed , " he affirms , ` even modern architecture with its emphasis on the machine aesthetic . 

Hojjatoleslam Rafsanjani took it a step farther affirming ` We will not discuss any plan which envisages the survival of the Baath Party in Iraq . " 

At the Congress itself , there was a strong fight , and Lenin 's resolution affirming the traditional position was opposed by 16 ( with 18 abstaining ) but with 56 in favour . 

In his last letter he wrote : ` The world and I shake hands for I dare affirm we are heartily weary of each other . " 

IRISH premier Albert Reynolds looks certain to fall today , after three members of his frail coalition government resigned yesterday and affirmed they would oppose a vote of confidence . 

Nevertheless a brilliant scientist was being fired from government service and his reputation as a patriot clouded ( although he was affirmed a ` loyal citizen " ) -- because of what ? 

This statement affirms that the service is there to meet the needs of the public as a whole and therefore minority interests have to be catered for as well . 

Frontman Glenn Kingsmore -- lead vocalist and bassist -- affirms that , ` Punk had a big influence on my music . 

As Vice-president , Hatta affirmed that the revolution had been completed . 

The CPO affirmed that all major planning applications for Howdendyke had been advertised in the local press , and that ` even neighbour notification may have taken place . " 

Mr Justice Vinelott affirmed the Special Commissioner 's decision in the High Court ( see ACCOUNTANCY , November 1991 , p 52 ) and the Crown appealed , with the taxpayer making a cross-appeal . 

In a letter addressed to CSCE leaders on June 14 , the new Albanian government had affirmed its " commitment to European democratic and pluralistic values " . 

The Court of Appeal affirmed the existence of an implied duty not to prepare to compete and gave judgment for the plaintiffs . 

The Commission affirms the value of music for attracting potential believers to acts of worship and to the Church 's fellowship . 

The Court of Appeal by a majority ( Bankes and Scrutton L.JJ. , Atkin L.J. dissenting ) affirmed the judgment . 

With the decline of secular Arabism as a credible ideology in the late 1970s , some Palestinians began to affirm their religious loyalties . 

She looked across the open grave at Sarah , her stepdaughter , and it saddened her even more that the gulf between them had never been bridged . 

It saddens me that it 's an inner-city drug , that genocide happens where there 's a high concentration of black people . 

But it saddens me that people could send death threats because they do n't agree with something . 

` It saddens me that there has to be people who are ill in life . 

Her children have disappointed and saddened her to the point where she has made the decision to rule them out of future considerations surrounding the throne . 

He admitted that it saddened him to realise that ` my youth is gone -- not my love of life or my energy , but I mean the time when one feels so lighthearted and carefree . " 

Sir , -- It saddened me to see Mr. Reg Cleaver describe the Jews as ` an alien people " in relation to the land of Israel . 

Heather did not realize what was happening , but I did , and it saddened me to see it . " 

The introductory document on national curriculum English hints at formal examinations at the end of key stages and this saddens her . 

I have heard that he was saddened by these writings of Fernanda Eberstadt 's , in which his own writings are faulted . 

Richard Baxter was deeply saddened by this failure to return to his beloved people of Kidderminster . 

Those of us who knew him are shocked and saddened by his death . 

But he would be shocked and saddened by how utterly selfish most of us so-called Christians are at Christmas when there is so much hunger and grief in the world . 

A spate of spinal injuries have saddened everyone involved with rugby Stateside . 

For a building steeped in so much history it 's present condition saddens those who would like to see it restored . 

Even after the outline of a farm agreement had been sketched in Washington last November , the Community equivocated with the outgoing administration , which was in a mood for compromise . 

The courts continue to equivocate as to whether the traditional approach should be maintained . 

TOKYO --- A committee considering compensation to Asian women forced by Japanese troops into sexual slavery recommends that payments be made from a private fund , but equivocates on whether the government should contribute .

He said he thought Christopher `` equivocated just a little '' in his reluctance to spell out what the State Department knows about CIA activities in Guatemala .

NEW YORK ( AP ) --- Marian Seldes does not hedge , equivocate or waffle about her life on stage .

A spokeswoman for the Guard said the organization learned about the guilty pleas on Wednesday night and was trying to determine how they became involved in the conspiracy .

The White House , Pentagon and State Department must determine how to meet Obama 's pledge to begin a " significant " drawdown in July .

U. S. and Iraqi officials have been at a loss to determine how to contain the damage .

Current and former U. S. intelligence officials said the agency would conduct an assessment to determine how security procedures at the base broke down .

But further testing and inspections at the Uzbek facility will be necessary to determine how the contaminants got there , including a hangar in which the base headquarters staff works , the officers said .

When Khalimov asked why he was being held , the servicemen replied only that they were trying to determine if he was a rebel fighter .

The historic significance of the old fire station on Bronson would also have to be studied before the city determines if it will sell the property .

" While it has not been determined if enemy fire was the sole reason for the helicopter crash , it did take fire from several insurgent locations on its approach , " the ISAF statement said .

Because the bullet entered under his arm and exited through his chest , it was impossible to determine whether the bullet had come from the Americans .

The provincial police chief , Abdul Hamid Irkan , said it had not yet been determined whether those killed and injured were civilians or insurgents .

But because of the opaque nature of the security forces and the jails they run , it is difficult to determine whether that is true .

Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said officials of Italy 's oil giant , Eni , had arrived in Libya to try to determine when it could restart its oil facilities .

The Post reported today that at least two low-ranking Rangers had accepted administrative punishments , but said it could not determine what actions -- if any -- were taken against more senior officers .

" It is important for the investigation to continue , to determine what the problem is , " Vician said .

Investigators are still attempting to determine what role senior Pakistani Taliban leaders played in the operation .

With the assault underway , residents largely were unable to venture out to determine what was happening .

A county fire pilot recounted hearing requests for water , but without enough data to determine where the drops were needed .

The detainee , Khalida Mashhandani , was later released after it was determined that her confessions had been coerced .

However , they have determined that the best way to do that is by strengthening and stabilizing Afghanistan and neighboring Pakistan , rather than endlessly looking for important Al Qaeda figures .

U. S. leaders determined that a decisive response was warranted .

In this case , McDaniel determines that the metal detector made a false hit .

One interpreter determined that documents found during a recent search of a Baghdad home were not weapons-smuggling blueprints , as U. S. soldiers suspected , but sewing patterns .

Authorities at first said no foul play was involved in the blast but later determined that explosives had been used .

Marines quickly determined that the bomb was a " line-of-sight " explosive that would have required someone to detonate it .

But after protests from attorneys and family members , the Marine Corps , in what it called a routine reevaluation , determined that shackling was unnecessary .

In a related development , a government commission said it had determined that 30 civilians and 69 Taliban militants were killed Sept. 4 during a German-ordered NATO airstrike on two hijacked fuel trucks in northern Afghanistan .

Officials later determined that the intelligence about a possible attack was faulty .

Pentagon officials determined that one giant C-130 Hercules cargo plane could carry $ 2 billion in shrink-wrapped bricks of $ 100 bills .

Handlers and veterinarians watch for a sudden change in behavior and try to determine the cause , such as separation anxiety when a handler goes on leave , or adverse reactions to an explosion .

A British C-130 military cargo plane went down north of Baghdad in January , killing 15 people , although the Royal Air Force has not determined the cause of the crash .

U. S. officials say determining the level of stability in Iraq depends on the much anticipated provincial elections scheduled for late January .

Formula One said it was closely watching the situation to determine whether the island was stable enough .

Abbas said it may take three or four days to determine whether Mahsud died in Wednesday 's strike .

Investigators were still " determining the specifics of this event , " Bouchard said .

Iraqis swept up in security operations and held indefinitely while the Americans try to determine whether they have any links to the insurgency are susceptible to the extremists ' message , former detainees said .

The extent of military and civilian casualties could not be determined .

U. S. troops were trying to identify the men and determine their motives , King said .

` Since we split up I 've learned a lot about looking after myself . 

He thought that he learnt a lot about preaching from this experience . 

I learned more about coaching sprinters by reading this book than I have in the past 30 years in the sport . 

Consider , for instance , the song of the male cricket : do the males learn the song by listening to other males ? 

I 'll need it for my missionary work in India , and you could help me to learn it by studying with me . 

You can learn a lot also from looking at photographs by good photographers . 

In three weeks learn everything from starting out to making profits -- from finding suppliers to coping with clients . 

The full potential of diamonds , as of their coloured counterparts , could be displayed only when Late Medieval lapidaries had learned the art of cutting them . 

The Minoans may have learnt the art of making faience , a glaze technique , from the Egyptians in about 2000 BC . 

After a fantastic breakfast we learned the art of taking down our tents . 

He had learned his lesson regarding being prepared from the previous Friday night . 

They learn maths through playing with dominoes or measuring the size of rooms , she says . 

Henri , born in 1767 , was actively employed during the Terror , learning his trade by constantly helping his father on the scaffold , as did their younger son Gabriel . 

But you can t spend a lifetime in a shipping office without learning something about ships . 

I was aware of the enormous distances , especially for those in the West , although I learned a lot more about this simply be being there . 

Another way of learning vocabulary by direct association is to participate in local activities , and find out the names of objects , actions , processes , etc. , " on the job " . 

Long before going solo the student should have learned the mnemonic by heart . 

He would learn morality by observing people 's reactions when he performed unsocial actions ; but he would never be punished . 

You can learn a certain amount by reading , but the best advice comes from talking to people . 

` We will learn a lot from our Japanese colleagues and where we can benefit from Japanese methodology we will have no hesitation in adopting it . " 

I enjoy your magazine and have learned a lot from the articles and letters . 

He probably learned his surveying skills from the land surveyor , Thomas Clerke , to whom he was assistant by 1589 , and possibly in 1587 , and continued as such until Clerke 's death in 1602 . 

The only aspect of the lessons which I can really remember was having to learn a substantial number of Euclid 's theorems on geometry . 

There 's hundreds of variations you can come up with , but one thing that influenced me was learning piano in school . 

` Paul Daniels learned the ropes on the Middlesbrough club scene where he had to be a little tougher to survive the wisecracks , but he comes across as unfriendly on television , " he said . 

It does n't take long to learn the basics of how to set it up and operate it . 

It will also have learned a few lessons in how not to go about setting up a business . 

The criteria of sex are , we learn , many ; and none of them itself is definitive . 

While Man has stopped developing , animals seem to learn , adapt and change all the time . 

As more is learned about its capabilities and applications , partly from user experience , design changes are required to exploit the findings and cater for individual user needs . 

They agreed that nothing could be done until it was learned exactly what was taking place . 

Abilities are inherited ; capacities or aptitudes are learned . 

True relaxation is something which can be learned by anyone -- although , like anything worth having , it does take a little practice . 

At the end of the tour more than 150 pages of rewritten script had had to be learned by the company . 

Your wife says you have a lot to learn about being a parent , but it is she who has a lot to learn . 

Area training will then involve the manager in learning about managing a local bureau . 

They learned about selling , pricing , negotiating , licensing , and how hard it is to turn a profit from R&D . 

We learn by acquiring new ideas , concepts and values -- or by displacing old ones . 

He 'd always wanted to be a blacksmith and he learned by doing the job . 

Do not think that you can learn by sitting back with your feet up reading a book . 

The Royal Family have clearly not learned from being surrounded by great works of art . " 

One thing you soon learn from interviewing Emo ( it 's his real name , believe it or not ) is that you 're never going to get any straight answers . 

So , what can you learn from looking so closely at the actor on stage , TV and cinema ? 

So do please tell me , just what marvellous things might I learn from observing your father ? " 

He had learned from watching Rupert a few minutes before that the quicker you answered the quicker you were released . 

He 's gone about it quietly , just plugging away and learning from watching others . 

The first thing I learned in running the Grand Canyon are The Rules . 

They have to learn in competing with men for recognition and promotion to suppress any signs of feminine ` weakness " . 

It was a competition to test the skills they 've learned in dealing with real road accidents . 

The student will learn more effectively through identifying the particular needs and problems of each patient . 

As with the coursebooks , the video aims to encourage learning through thinking and doing . 

` The first I learned of either the debt or the judgement was when I got a letter about it this week . 

Amnesty International says it has learned of ` only a fraction " of the cases in which people were imprisoned for their beliefs . 

Anthropologists usually spend some years learning about the cultures of ` their " people by living with them . 

There is still much to learn about this family of chemicals and it is obviously prudent to reduce the levels wherever practicable to do so . 

After a homoeopathic meeting which we had attended in London , we went to visit a psionic practitioner in the southern counties to learn a little more about this subject . 

We are aware that many employees are interested to learn about what Wood Group companies do and where they are located . 

In the next few days Creggan began to learn about the Zoo in which he was now imprisoned . 

There is no doubt that children learn far more by example than by precept , and therefore that teachers have a continuous obligation to behave well themselves . 

He will learn by practice to control the tools he uses and the media that he works in . 

The pupils learn by trial and error , by using the programs in context . 

Anne had learned of the change in the royal fortunes from her mother . 

` From what I have learned of you , I would understand it less had you refused . " 

` One of the things you learn in an exercise like that is that the odds are stacked very much against the aggressor . 

In this way , church music students would have varied opportunities to put into practice the theory learnt in their studies . 

Brown , thirtyish yet elderly : ` One can always learn from how it 's done elsewhere . " 

It turns out that like the vervets , birds will also learn to whom they should respond . 

Because progress in learning a language is continuous but uneven , the definition of the different levels of attainment must in certain respects be a matter of judgement . 

" Not till much later did I learn mother had been a diabetic for many years . 

John was astounded to learn Carol had entered him in the competition only mum Linda was let in on the secret . 

But if the police learn I 've been to America , they 'll ask why . 

Yes , one picture does come to mind : before I broke away we lay facing , learning each other 's features in this new light . 

At the next party a week later , the children learn how to get their pups to sit by simply using a hand signal . 

The view that hooligans actually learn how to behave from the papers and reflect back to the public the image that has been created for them is not really borne out in personal interviews . 

She had meant to try , although she had learned where Georgie might be found and was rather more interested in seeing what one of Crystal 's lovers looked like . 

Go over it aloud and learn what it 's about before the lesson . 

TODAY has learned that Diana was furious at this attempt to manipulate her . 

Before we went into lunch we learned that the estate was seven thousand acres in size and had some of the finest shooting outside of Scotland . 

From the same papyri we learn that the Ptolemies had picked up the well-known Sheikh of Transjordan , Tobiah , to command the military settlers in his territory . 

He learned at first hand the economic geography of the regnum francorum . 

Well , her daughter would learn life the hard way as she had done . 

Teenagers have to learn that privilege and responsibility go hand in hand . 

I do n't know why you never learned yourself to write your precious words . 

I 'm much more confident about my ability and I have learned a lot . 

When we talk about intelligence in horses , we are usually referring to how quickly they learn something . 

It is called ` chi kung " and is a method for learning to breathe correctly . 

Pilots learning to fly the very docile 3-axis control microlight aircraft are also at risk . 

I guess we just have to learn to live with people taking pot-shots at us . " 

Children learn to speak and understand speech first and without the formal instruction needed when learning to read and write . 

He studied how seeds could be carried in the mud clinging to the feet of birds , and also experimented on how long seeds could remain immersed in salt water and still be fertile .

Brighton Polytechnic Language Centre , with the BBC , is developing interactive videodisc versions of Bid for Power and other organisations are also experimenting with ELT and non-ELT materials on videodisc and videocassette .

UPS is also experimenting with compressed natural gas , propane , and has run battery-powered and methanol-fuelled vehicles .

Don had been experimenting for years before he took out the patent in 1970 and significantly stated that ` The difference in camber and relative incidence on the central fore and aft sections serves to stabilise the kite in pitch '' .

He responded to my curiosity concerning the transmutation of metals by allowing me to assist him as he experimented with his alembic and his aludel .

Dutch growers have successfully experimented with growing winter crops of cauliflowers in buckets under glass .

This lasted only four years , and from 1845 he worked and experimented on his own .

The following fifteen processes are listed : observation , classification , communication , counting number relationship , measurement , raising questions , prediction , inference , formulating hypotheses , making operational definitions , controlling or manipulating variables , experimenting , formulating models , interpreting data , manipulative skills .

Jock Lewes organized a primitive laboratory in a hut and set to experimenting with various mixtures of plastic explosive , thermite , oil and aluminium filings .

They took down the bucket labelled ` Buoyancy '' and experimented with stones , shells , pieces of wood , metal bottle tops , forks , sponges , plastic boats and animals , plastic bobbins and two plastic cups , one of which sinks when filled with water and the other which floats just under the surface .

` Yes , but I 've said I 'll experiment for a while before making a decision .

Andrew Jones and Ray Merry experimented with air-filled kite shapes as students and after many frustrations , evolved the Flexifoil which like the Powell , has stood the test of time and is still in production now in five sizes , from 122 cm(48in) up to 393 cm ( 154.5 in ) span and in many colours .

In 1956 Japanese companies experimented in the Antarctic with electrical equipment , but they found that the electric current impeded the blood circulation and this lowered the quality of the whale meat .

A typewriter clacked away as an aide took a lawyer 's statement about a land dispute , one of dozens the police station has handled .

Looms in Bangladesh are clacking , and the country is producing fabric for fashions , their own native style or haute couture , guided by experts like Russell , who designs and supervises quality control .

By afternoon their Geiger counter clacked off the scale as a 100-by-30-mile ( 160-by-48 kilometer ) blanket of radioactivity arrived .

As one , the six typewriters began clacking again , not perhaps quite so loudly as their operators strained to hear the rest of the conversation .

In the background , teletype machines clacked and a bank of television monitors showed different pictures , some of which were material being fed through to the station .

Edmond cross-examined Twins on testimony she gave Wednesday , grilling her about the skirmish with guards , her use of the drug Valium and the night the riot squad arrived .

The defense attorneys argued that the denial of a chance to cross-examine Fuhrman about racist statements could result in reversal should Simpson be convicted .

When last in front of the jury --- on Feb. 23 --- he was being cross-examined about police procedure by attorney Johnnie Cochran Jr .

In several cases , Amir , a third-year law student , cross-examined witnesses as Goldberg stood by .

But the tape ran out after two hours of testimony and defense attorneys never got a chance to cross-examine the witness .

Unlike in previous sessions , Amir sat back Thursday and let his attorneys cross-examine witnesses .

Andreotti added that he was glad the mob witnesses finally could be cross-examined in a public trial .

On Monday , three eyewitnesses to the slayings and one surviving victim were cross-examined by the man they said was the killer .

Meanwhile , Los Angeles Police Department criminalist Susan Brockbank , a specialist in hair and trace evidence , was cross-examined by a defense DNA expert about the science she practices .

The hearing continues Friday , when Sting will be cross-examined by Moore 's defense team .

Kempler was also cross-examined by two new defense attorneys , Gabi Shahar and Shmuel Flishman .

Defence counsel John Hagon was cross-examining Samuel Chan Hung-yip when he said Ng `` was known to make outrageous statements which are totally unbelievable '' .

On Monday , the prosecution will cross-examine defense forensic expert Henry Lee .

SEOUL , South Korea --- The bribery trial of former President Roh Tae-woo resumes Monday with defense lawyers expected to cross-examine the disgraced leader .

Marshall also reminded Heidi Fleiss ' defense lawyers that Shana Fleiss has not been cross-examined and therefore her silence could affect the defense case as well .

`` Generally , as an attorney you can make a lot more headway if you 're cross-examining a hostile witness than you can if you 're putting the witness on yourself , '' he said .

Families , who want to cross-examine witnesses to discover exactly what happened , have campaigned for financial help with legal costs at the new inquest .

Ferguson angrily cross-examined Zaleskie and accused him of lying under oath .

Ferguson also attempted to subpoena President Clinton , cross-examined his victims with non-sequiturs and launched into rambling speeches .

Prosecutors said they looked forward to cross-examining her in front of a jury .

The judge denied that request and instead gave prosecutors until Thursday to study the new statement more closely before cross-examining Lopez outside the jury 's presence .

The less knowledgeable may attempt to forestall it or remove the child 's attention from it .

But he could not forestall a major parliamentary outcry on the news of McGregor 's appointment .

This forestalls any wrong assumptions about immature behaviour for the child 's age or a small child being older than appearance suggests .

The intervention of Bloomsbury House forestalled a likely prison sentence for Otto , who stole money from his landlady and his employer .

Queen Anne 's unexpected death in 1714 apparently forestalled their plan for Jacobite succession .

They were forestalled , however , by the coup which the king and a group of trusted household servants carried out on 19 October 1330 .

However , her future as a concert pianist was forestalled by an injury to her left hand and she then began her life 's work of promoting musical appreciation .

In Hull a man had poisoned his wife because she 'd refused to sew buttons on to his clothes .

The most common circumstance in which human swimmers are poisoned by fish is when a well camouflaged stingray is trodden on .

A MOTHER poisoned her nine-month-old baby with salt , a court heard yesterday .

` I 'm being poisoned by my saucepans , " she whispered darkly .

` So if he were poisoned by the entrée , he did n't display any symptoms for over an hour .

I 'm not sleeping well and I wo n't take their pills , because as likely as not they 'd poison me with medicine ordered for somebody else .

Born in 1129 , he inherited large territories and an equally large collection of feuds when his father was poisoned in 1139 .

` What we do n't like , Mr Tyler , is that Mrs Iverson was poisoned in full view of the Coroner and the Chairman of the Bench . "

More than 65,000 grey squirrels were poisoned in 1991 but the law forbids bait to be laid in woods inhabited by both species .

Rumour had it that Gaunt had poisoned his sister-in-law in order to gain possession of the whole of the inheritance .

They went for the throat or the genitals , and the smallest scratch from their long black claws could poison a man to death .

` I have a dog as big as me and it 's been poisoned three times . "

According to the study , cats were shot , poisoned and snared by people who look after game birds .

There were 4,000 Albanian children who had , it was claimed , been poisoned by Serb nationalists .

Karen threw her arms round my neck , spilling champagne everywhere . 

He ran up to her , throwing his arms round her , but saying nothing . 

He gave a squeal of delight , turning round on the spot and throwing his little arms around her . 

She had thrown herself into his arms and hugged him as if she were still a schoolgirl . 

The little Priapus threw up his arms at me , jeering his pagan smile at my English face . 

She threw herself into his arms at every opportunity , and like a gentleman he kissed her back . 

Carrie floundered excitedly through the snow to greet him and it seemed she was about to throw her arms about him . 

Fast jabs to the face are ideal for this purpose , because if they look effective they cause the opponent to throw back his head . 

She threw her head back , her sherry-coloured eyes ablaze with defiance . 

Stok stood up and put his hands on the small of his back and threw his head back like a man in pain . 

After twenty paces , I threw myself flat , rolled to the edge and over . 

I stood up , waited until he noticed me , took one last look round , then waved my hands high over my head and threw myself flat . 

He could not recall lurching like a drunk across the small room and throwing himself in a gibbering heap upon the bed . 

As we reached the shore of the island Maha threw her hands in the air , clasping them in a boxer 's sign of victory . 

Scott threw himself with enthusiasm into this exacting assignment . 

Why he chose to throw his weight behind a man who stood such a slender chance remains unclear . 

The nurse came to the bed to fix it and as she bent her head down the woman threw her left hand round the warm brown neck and pulled it to her . 

He threw himself down on the huge old bed and stared at the sloping timber ceiling . 

Out in the corridor , Gazzer was asleep , legs sprawled out , head thrown back , mouth wide open , snoring . 

She looked as if she needed a pillow ; her head was thrown back awkwardly . 

His shoulders were thrown back and his jawline became rock-hard . 

Most frequent call is a bubbling note very reminiscent of Curlew ( p. 139 ) , often uttered with head and neck thrown backwards . 

Dressed , or rather undressed , in a satin nightdress , Adele Duncan lay with her eyes closed , one hand thrown dramatically across her face , her long dark hair tumbling over the pillows . 

Some , like Frank Field , have been threatened with de-selection because their Christian consciences are troubled by the issue ; Labour for Life , an anti-abortion Left-wing group , has been ` de-recognised " by Walworth Road . 

It was too dark and he was too afraid , or his conscience troubled him , or it was a combination of the two and so he hung back . 

Beefy will report fit for today 's fourth Texaco Trophy clash with Pakistan , but skipper Graham Gooch said : ` It 's a problem which has troubled Ian for some time . 

It was a question that troubled Saint Augustine : ` Whence is evil ? 

To bypass , or not to bypass : that is the question troubling the people of north Norfolk . 

He told me there was one thing which had deeply troubled him throughout his life , and that was refusing to acknowledge you when you were in trouble . 

Marian talked over with him some of the things that troubled her . 

He had asked her to talk to him about the things that troubled her , but she could not . 

I like not your being in the Tower -- it troubles me more than I could say ! " 

The data do not prove that the operation precedes the bowel dysfunction , and it is possible that women who are troubled by the symptoms of constipation are more likely to report gynaecological symptoms to their general practitioners . 

And Seve 's back was a real pain -- the cold got to it and it troubled him so much that we had to go and find a physiotherapist . 

The players told him after the game that the lights did not trouble them as much as sunlight . 

An elegant way to avoid these paradoxes that had so troubled Einstein was put forward by the American physicist Richard Feynman . 

It troubled him that the common purpose , at least initially , would have to be beating the pulp out of Saladin ; but Richard was a realist as well as a dreamer , and knew that there always has to be a loser somewhere . 

And now we find that the people who are troubling the Dales most at the moment are out of your own world -- Bragad and Jinneth . 

Carbon dating for the Altamira caves , a penguin troubles sceptics at the submerged Grotte Henri Cosquer , and the sponge is a give-away at Alave 

Charlton confessed : ` This one has been troubling me for some time . 

Disputes with that Chesapeake neighbour would trouble the new Lord Baltimore for the remainder of his life . 

The decision was an uncomfortable one which had troubled Ministers over several months and caused dissension in the Labour Party . 

Terrible neuralgic pains which troubled him throughout this period were the mirror of his inward distress , and the large doses of laudanum he took to relieve his symptoms , a portent for the future . 

It was the rock-bottom level of her own self-respect which troubled her . 

Many thinkers have been troubled by the problems implicit in the occurrence of pain and suffering . 

I 'M sure there must be many people like me who have been troubled by telephone calls at ungodly hours which have turned out to be BT testing the lines . 

The injury-prone Reid , who has been troubled by back and shoulder injuries throughout his career , will not be be able to train until early January . 

This paradox troubled Charles Darwin and he consulted Alfred Russell Wallace , who had ` an innate genius for solving difficulties " . 

However , his putting has also troubled him and his first objective is to make the cut , which Ballesteros failed to do the year after both his victories . 

The plucky Radford troubled Navratilova when they last met at Wimbledon four years ago , leading by a set and 3-1 before their match was suspended overnight . 

Southey did not sleep well : Coleridge , evidently troubled by dreams even when his waking thoughts were optimistic , made a ` vile bedfellow " . 

He was resuscitated and monitored along the lines of trauma management described by the American College of Surgeons .

Patients who have little chance of being well enough to leave hospital even if resuscitated by medical specialists could make it known beforehand that they prefer to be left alone .

I gave up trying to resuscitate that fern that had once had such shiny green leaves and perky look , declared it dead , threw it out of the house and went to see my surgeon .

Alison was resuscitated but never came out of her coma and died four days later .

The morning crew were a little surprised to find they had a new colleague but none of them was unduly perturbed by the intrusion . 

We wait for the ambulance , window open so they can identify us , doilies neatly heaped on yellowing copies of the local paper , the cat perturbed by my frantic resuscitation efforts . 

The thing that perturbed him slightly , though , was that most of the men she talked to were young rather than old . 

The worry which most perturbed Winnie was one of which she was deeply ashamed . 

The methodology is operationalized in a macro which calls a separate program to perturb the input data without changing the topology . 

They would perturb the metal glass interface , imposing a shallow largescale dimple pattern on the resulting glass sheet . 

Despite a diary mix-up , my unexpected arrival on a Saturday did not perturb him in the slightest . 

Most puzzling of all was the fact that Eva was n't perturbed by their disappearance . 

At four she rose and returned to the KGB offices , perturbing the night staff with her demand for a secure line to SSD headquarters . 

Jaq was pleased that the little man had been perturbed by the trashing of Vasilariov and the evisceration of other cities , destroyed in order to save them . 

Also news of such extravagance might have perturbed a suspicious Emperor . 

The Edwardians were much perturbed by what was known as the problem of ` boy labour " and the structural unemployment which was built into the labour market for youths . 

The process did n't perturb him for the simple reason that it did n't repel Willie . 

One feature which perturbed a number of participants was the use of " they " without an antecedent . 

But an insider told TODAY : ` There was no animosity , no dramatic rows . 

“ In fact … ” she swallowed , realisation dawning on her as she met Guy 's intent appraisal “ … you 're the first person I 've told … ” 

After a little while , Walter said , ` Tell me , have you ever thought of marrying again ? " 

Glancing around at Lee , she said , " Tell me about the Madam . " 

` Keep still , " he commanded , and then , ` Tell me , why did n't you use the conventional exit ? " 

` Jamie , " she said , ` told me a little about your ultimate ambitions . " 

Try telling that to Niall -- a practised afternoon riser back home -- at breakfast after he 's been assaulted by crack-of-dawn alarm calls . 

I 'd been told the baby was semi-posterior so I knew I had to turn her into a more comfortable position for birth . 

The Masai were elusive , even when constantly told they had nothing to fear , and consequently the British administration found itself engaged for fifty years in a ceaseless struggle to impose on them some measure of control . 

Now Finnegan , who has two teenage sons , has been told he must leave his home in Middleton St George and pay outstanding rent arrears . 

Advisers are therefore more often finding themselves in the position of having to tell the client that they can not help in any material way . 

One senator is telling his colleagues that Mr Clinton also denies having anything to do with Ms Achtenberg 's appointment . 

It is not sufficient to tell the conference that there will be no return to mass picketing . 

I asked her what made people do things like that , and she told me that 99 per cent of men who 've been abused turn into abusers . 

` I 'd always told myself that if I dried up creatively I 'd walk away from acting . 

` I merely wanted to tell you that you 've scared the hell out of everyone at Saracen -- except me . 

Ace took the note and read it , finding that it told her where the Doctor and Howard had gone . 

` Tell me once how you 're really feeling , " David said , ` and then I will leave you in peace . " 

Dr. Briant has told us how his project is operating , and what he expects to discover from it . 

He said : ` If I tell you where I sold it you are going to go to those people and I wo n't be able to sell to them any more . 

But they were NOT told what the bug was -- or that other babies were affected . 

At first , she had determined to tell her daughter of her decision after Christmas . 

Richter told Tank of his own revolutionary ideas -- that three years after the explosion of the first hydrogen bomb , he knew how to make a controlled fusion reactor . 

She listened sympathetically as Constance told her of Nicky 's revelation . 

Officers had tried all day to contact Mr Maughan to tell him of the tragedy . 

She wondered if she should tell him about Amy 's having been a nurse . 

Her last nurses did not tell her about her daughter 's terrible fate . 

Maltravers decided not to tell Stephen about the inscription in the Le Carrý book . 

On his way through the underground roads , he met a miner who told him of having seen heavy machinery being moved along by an unknown force . 

She told reporters of meeting the painter Vincent van Gogh , who lived in Arles in 1888-89 and bought canvasses at her parents ' shop . 

He did n't tell her about seeing The Blob at Spring Mill though . 

If he had chosen to , Thomas might have told her in no uncertain terms what was wrong . 

Forty-eight hours after the Novell-buys-Unix announcement , Microsoft was out telling folks like The Wall Street Journal that it would sell more than a million copies of Windows NT the first year after it comes out . 

What the patient tells you without prompting will usually be of greater importance . 

` He was very candid and he gave me the benefit of his thinking about a lot of things , " Clinton told reporters after leaving the White House . 

The original plan did not envisage a commercial use , he told Reuter after speaking at the conference . 

“ And … and I certainly would n't have answered them , even if I had ! ” she told him fiercely before spinning quickly around on her heels and beginning to walk rapidly away down the street . 

He insisted that his dancers told their own story by using the many conventional gestures familiar to theatregoers throughout Europe . 

The witnesses told the court since going to the police they 've been intimidated by certain people on the estate . 

` Take your bag and get out , " Jake told her without looking at her . 

` Did I ever tell you about when Daddy and I went to Greece on our honeymoon . 

Despite describing a happy childhood , she told her therapist about how she had been brought up in a family where she felt unappreciated and undervalued . 

It is important that we help each other tell the truth about who we are and what we 've done . 

As he poured the tea , Peter wondered if she 'd told James about how she 'd made a fool of him ; perhaps they had laughed at him together . 

Des was telling me about when they were in training for the Commandos . 

He told the court : ` She was chained to a table next to a fan heater to help dry her coat after grooming . 

` I ca n't possibly read when I 'm feeling sick , " Samantha told her . 

` If it were Ben , ` Louise told Zoe , ` I would n't wage a long slow war of attrition , or whatever it is your doing . 

I was told later by the Flight Sergeant that they counted five cannon and thirty 7.62mm holes in the machine . 

Alex Tate , 34-year-old ship 's cook , was told by Judge Alan Simpson that the assault merited a short prison sentence but that it should not interfere with his work . 

We were told by one dealer we might have to write to Italy to get this particular part . 

The police would have to be told about Zoe 's murder tomorrow , but tonight he had a few hours of peace . 

The public had had to be told of the consequences of contact with the fog ; surely no one would risk entering it now for the sake of robbing the unoccupied shops ? 

I went out where the rest of the staff were working and I told them ` I am leaving . 

But first this lunchtime , a mother has told of her anguish as she struggled to deal with her daughter 's drug addiction . 

He told of his own difficulties in finding time to read all the variable essays submitted and knew of many that were never sent in at all . 

Although many people tell of brief experiences of déjà vu , spontaneous regression in any depth is somewhat rare . 

There is Iwonka , the Polish schoolgirl who breaks down and cries as she tells of her mother 's miscarriage ( caused by the fumes of the steel plant where she worked ) . 

Best of all , he tells of the people caught up on the fringes of small wars , and finds in their resilience the small mercies of his title . 

In it , she told of her two years ' hiding from the Nazis in a secret room in her father 's Amsterdam warehouse . 

Scathach had been telling about his first journey through the wood . 

She told about the shame , and the heartbreaking decision she was forced to make under duress . 

` Your father is so proud of you , there 's hardly a customer that he has n't told about your great success . " 

The Daniel and Hamnett shootings had been competently executed , his pride in the latter however slightly dented by recollection of the stupid lie he had told about his wife . 

One woman tells of being forced to give up her small baby while living in the ` underground " . 

Ruby had told of buying a pair of corsets and having to carry them along Church Street unwrapped . 

Mr Loveitt wants to hear what you have to tell about being aboard the Princess . " 

Tony Visconti tells the story of how he testified against Angie in the struggle for custody of Zowie , and how David was frequenting transvestite clubs of Berlin while making an album with Iggy Pop and Brian Eno . 

His patter is now issued on a cassette in which he tells the story of how he was baptised as Christian . 

Helen Attwell tells the moving story of how she discovered what happened to her brother and his crew on their last heroic flight in September 1940 . 

Pat told of how , when she first started knitting , she was given some patterns . 

In a written statement , an 11 year old boy , who was sitting on the bench told of how the car came towards him . 

When told by police how badly injured his victims were he said : ` Good , I hope they die . " 

His solicitors were only told at 9am he was being brought back to court . 

I was never told exactly how much these tests cost , but I understand it was well over one million dollars and probably nearer two million . 

Dr Forwell told yesterday 's meeting that the statistical evidence was ample and was not disputed . 

He had told Raoul the good news , and Raoul had said there would be another meeting with Leblond . 

Have you ever told so much truth as when you were first in love ? 

His victim 's body was found at lunchtime by a neighbour who had brought her lunch and , when told , Abram expressed amazement and outrage at her fate , Mr Burke said . 

The decision was taken earlier in the year and the employees were identified and told about the decision before the year end . 

It was a story that was tinged with fabrication , told by a notorious liar with a warped sense of reality . 

At two o'clock he was called , and told that he was wanted on the telephone . 

I told again how it had happened to me , and the trouser-slashing too . 

They had ordered Bowe to defend against Lewis or be stripped of his title but Bowe told yesterday 's press conference : ` Today will be remembered as an historic day in boxing . 

They 've told the couple that if they take the house the windows at least will be repaired . 

Only when Helen and Tony told him that Helen expected a baby before Christmas did he seem to come out of his stupor of misery . 

Police told me that it was probably taken by joyriders , and will end up miles away in somewhere like Bristol . 

Grilled Dover sole ( not buttery ) , be assertive about any plain grilled white fish , tell the waiter that you do not want it served swimming with butter . 

“ When I told you earlier that Alan Dysart had once worked for me , you seemed … surprised . 

AN 11-year-old Teesside boy has told police of his plans to beat the joyriders . 

John told her what her father had said ; ` He 's not so Western as his nephew . 

One told of how his wife regularly has stones thrown at her when she goes shopping . 

Motoring writer Kevin Eason tells of how he nearly became a fatal accident statistic . 

They tell of how God killed in a night all the firstborn sons of the Egyptians , and spared those of his own people . 

Nearly all OBE patients tell of travelling along a dark tunnel towards a distant light . 

One man , told by his doctor that he had cancer , retreated to his bedroom and wept for a week , refusing to eat and waiting to die . 

I love the story told to me by a make-up girl who used to work for a well-known London hairdresser . 

Even today , children retain vivid impressions from the stories told to them by their mothers and grandmothers about their own childhoods ` long ago " . 

Mr and Mrs Bourne were told by experts their son 's condition was not genetic , and chemicals were commonly used when Mrs Bourne was pregnant . 

Shutting his eyes , he pressed his head back against the seat , recalling the words he had been told . 

Most people believe what they are told most often , and the myth has become unshakeable . 

Our desert island storyteller tells how pirates were marooned . 

Housewife Pat Owen told how she lost £15,000 after making a block booking for Euro Disney . 

Maybe that was the basic problem , she told herself wearily as she now stared blindly up at the ceiling . 

I 'm telling you this with authority because he 's made me typing monitor in the matter . " 

In her letter she told him about her job , her salary and the contract she had won yesterday . 

" If it was n't for you two , " my mother told us , " I could be off somewhere else . " 

And I remember talking to my husband about that in the car ride home , as well , because we 're both teachers and I was -- when I hear things like that , I immediately think of my students , and I was thinking about the diverse group of students that I have in my classroom , who all have different religious viewpoints , and how difficult that would be to tell one student that , you know , we ca n't express your belief , but we can express that person 's belief in the classroom .

At 11:15 , Secretary Rumsfeld spoke to the President and told him DOD was working on refining the rules of engagement so pilots would have a better understanding of the circumstances under which an aircraft could be shot down .

( A Greenwich , Conn. , calligrapher tells me that Tiffany & Co. also repackages Crane 's paper . )

Manufacturers have told us that hand-cutting with skilled cutters is as accurate as computer-cutting .

One told his colleague in Malaysia that `` they '' were in the `` ninth month [ of pregnancy ] . ''

5 He also told her that he thought there were terrorist cells within the United States , including al Qaeda .

The notes indicate that he also told Myers that he was not simply interested in striking empty training sites .

'' It was very , very important '' to compel Iraq to rid itself of weapons of mass destruction so that `` it can not use or export them to other countries , '' he told Associated Press Television News .

In Riyadh , he told his brothers that he had been on jihad in Chechnya .

After reviewing this matter in preparation for his Commission meeting , President Clinton told us that Sudan never offered to turn Bin Ladin over to the United States .

Inside , it 's one thing to remember what your teacher told you about static electricity , and quite another to touch ( without risk ) the Centre 's 500,000-volt sphere and see your hair stand on end .

Shelton told President Clinton he would go forward with `` boots on the ground '' if the President ordered him to do so ; however , he had to ensure that the President was completely aware of the large logistical problems inherent in a military operation .

Ashcroft told us that he established a `` hold until cleared '' policy because of the high rate of flight from deportation proceedings .

A longtime FAA security official described the air carriers ' approach to security regulation as `` decry , deny and delay '' and told us that while `` the air carriers had seen the enlightened hand of self-interest with respect to safety , they had n't seen it in the security arena . ''

As for the Margalit Fox article you mention , I did read it and found it an interesting summary of what we might call `` the linguist 's dilemma '' : People want linguists to tell them how to be correct , but at the same time , they resist intervention , taking the attitude , `` Who are you to tell me what to do ? ''

Secretary Rumsfeld told us he was just gaining situational awareness when he spoke with the Vice President at 10:39 .

Yet photography tells us very little about how a building fulfills its function , or about how it is built .

Now , tell us what you can recall of the June 14th , board meeting .

He told us he recalled Iraqi support for Palestinian suicide terrorists as well .

But then , like an endearment to a beloved one , they will murmur `` pashmina '' and spread before you a shawl of soft , warm wool shorn , they tell you , from the underbelly of the wild Himalayan goats .

The commander of Central Command , General Franks , told us that he did not regard the existing plans as serious .

It tells us that Abraham made a covenant with God which called for his descendants to conquer many lands .

I once heard a Frenchman in Madrid tell a couple of Spanish shop clerks a joke that illustrates the difference between adieu ` goodbye ' and au revoir : At the Rio de Janeiro airport the planes of various countries were taking off one after another , and the terminal was crowded with passengers and with friends and relatives seeing loved ones off .

The drum ( since replaced ) told the time and warned the citizens of danger .

In preparation for briefing the Senate RESPONSES TO AL QAEDA 'S INITIAL ASSAULTS 127 Select Committee on Intelligence on September 2 , Tenet was told that the intelligence community knew more about Bin Ladin 's network '' than about any other top tier terrorist organization . ''

The FBI told us they found no trace of explosives at the crash sites .

Regardless of whether they were analyzing existing or proposed operations , security managers told us that identifying and assessing information security risks in terms of the impact on business operations was an essential step in determining what controls were needed and what level of resources could be expended on controls .

Meanwhile , the National Review online is reporting that a Dean Acheson anecdote McCain has been telling in debates is wrong .

Within the FAA , the administrator , Jane Garvey , and her acting deputy , Monte Belger , had not been told of a confirmed hijacking before they learned from television that a plane had crashed .

Photos and documents tell the life story of the physician-revolutionary-statesman , who lived for a time in Macau , but never in this building .

The chair of the religion department told the Chronicle of Higher Education that some students were `` a little agitated '' by the professor 's message but added that no disciplinary action would be taken .

At 10:33 , Hadley told the air threat conference call : `` I need to get word to Dick Myers that our reports are there 's an inbound aircraft flying low 5 miles out .

The consensus is that both parties have once again fed us our dessert ( while telling us it 's nourishing and fat-free ) instead of our spinach .

She clutched her head in disbelief as she told the roundtable that doctors would come up to her with patients ' charts asking her for advice on treating patients .

'' But sources tell Time that Julie Hiatt Steele , once a close friend of Willey 's , signed an affidavit last Friday , at the request of Clinton 's lawyers , suggesting that the encounter may have been more innocent than Willey claims and that Willey asked her to lie about it . ''

We do n't even have to be told what the bill is anymore ; we may not know all the details , but we know -- and the pictures tell us -- that it 's designed to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and unstable loners .

The whole story is told in perfect pictorial balance , and with El Greco 's penchant for long , heaven-gazing faces and characteristic colors .

As the CIA supervisor `` John" told us , no one looked at the bigger picture ; no analytic work foresaw the lightning that could connect the thundercloud to the ground .

So , as I imagined Darwin telling us in chapter 1 , `` The winning natural games are the games the winning species play . ''

They told the press that censure was n't `` strong '' enough and that Democrats were trying to turn the findings proposal into `` a partisan issue '' because `` they 're scared to death of it . ''

Rice 's recollection was that Berger told her she would be surprised at how much more time she was going to spend on terrorism than she expected , but that the bulk of their conversation dealt with the faltering Middle East peace process and North Korea .

Simply tell him you hate like hell to hurt his feelings , but you and Larry use these gatherings to catch up , and a third party simply changes the dynamic .

Inspector General of the Department of Transportation told us , there were great pressures from the air carriers to control security costs and to `` limit the impact of security requirements on aviation operations , so that the industry could concentrate on its primary mission of moving passengers and aircraft .

Hadley told us that before 9/11 , he and Rice did not feel they had the job of coordinating domestic agencies .

He indicated that high-level UAE officials would agree to restrict Afghan flights but told him that the government had a difficult time enforcing this .

] , who runs Robbie Vinson 's Night Line and refers to himself in the third person , is often very unpleasant indeed , and some of the conversations cited in the article ( especially one in which a caller was told that if he did n't like Britain he should get out ) smack strongly of his acerbic , dyspeptic , often rude manner .

[ US readers should be told that the spellings and pronunciations ( given in IPA -- International Phonetic Alphabet ) are British .

One expert witness ( not a member of the administration ) told us that this is perhaps the single largest obstacle impeding the department 's successful development .

All committees found themselves swamped in the minutiae of the budget process , with little time for consideration of longer-term questions , or what many members past and present told us was the proper conduct of oversight .

But , he told us , he now wondered how that action was connected to what might need to be done in Somalia , Yemen , or Iraq .

Evolution implies `` there is no divine intelligence involved , '' he told reporters last week .

Additionally , says the paper , the day after giving his Jones case deposition , Clinton told Currie that he had never been alone with Monica Lewinsky and that he had resisted her sexual advances .

After all , if Bush really believes that accepting Jesus is the only path to salvation , he is pulling a pretty dirty trick on Jews by telling them otherwise .

Wei himself told the press : `` We think the police behavior is without reason .

'' Never mind the proof , that 's for sissies and appeals courts , '' South tells the interrogators. ``

An old college friend of mine who celebrated his twentieth birthday — meaning twenty years of AA sobriety — a couple of years ago , tells me that when he was on the skids and riding the rails from drunk tank to drunk tank , the favorite terms for muscat were muscadoodle and Napa Valley smoke .

It was easy to get Clinton to make touch-up calls , a Democratic fund-raiser told the paper : `` The president loves to schmooze on the phone . ''

A lack of sleep can always be remedied later , a Madrileño might tell you , as he tops off a late night with early-morning chocolate con curros ( a fried-dough and chocolate snack ideal for absorbing alcohol ) on the way home for a shower and then continues on to work .

The CIA had a very different attitude : Pavitt told us that while the CIA 's Bin Ladin unit did '' extraordinary and commendable work , '' his chief of station in London `` was just as much part of the al Qaeda struggle as an officer sitting in [ the Bin Ladin unit ] . ''

German agreed but told the redhead he 'd better get out of there when the linemen came out .

Members told us that they believed that the information sharing their organizations engaged in contributed to the overall security of the nation 's critical infrastructures - an effort that they viewed as being in their own self-interest , as well as that of others .

If anyone asked him what had happened on a certain occasion he was n't able to tell them right off because he never put his memories into words .

I ll tell you why this fucks me off so much -- because I get all this crap from the media too .

But his agent , Mr Tony Gordon , told us the visit was n't off -- it had just been postponed .

The salted scent of the sea told her of fishing far off on La Blanquilla .

A poem tells us that Apollo carried him off to the earthly paradise of the Hyperboreans , ` beyond the north wind " ; Herodotos , later , has a rationalised version of his deliverance .

The captain had told her that they were now off Porto , and that within a few days they would be entering the Tagus .

She heard him , incredulously , go on to tell her she could take herself off .

It was a distressing part of his duty to have to tell people things they were better off without hearing .

` It 's an even greater pity that you could n't have told me about Ling 's day off , " she flared at him .

The A-Z told me that the gardens off the alley belonged to the houses on Lee Metford Road and there seemed no good reason why Nevil had not just driven straight there .

` That 's my Katie 's , " Dad told him , snatching the cover off him .

She did n't really want to take this extreme step ; she wished she could tell Bri all about it and get him to tell Kev where he got off .

His successor , Joe Franklin , recalling his first visit to the Department , was told of 14 Coronations which were off the road with faults .

They value their architects more for their business demeanours than for their designs , and choose them from a limited number of established companies , more valued for reliability than originality .

They were highly valued for their experience of picketing and organizing processions .

Jane Austen has her abbeys too , but she values them for rather different reasons .

Education is valued , and has always been valued , for its liberating effects .

Intellectual prowess may be valued in the research department , whereas persuasion may be the most valued skill in marketing .

They naturally , therefore , think of God as possessing what they value most in themselves .

Firstly , as we have earlier shown , old people are not valued in the same way as children ; their suffering does not pull at the public heart-strings so strongly .

The peppercorn was valued very highly and was frequently used in trade between the East and the West .

You 're valued in the profession and you know Lottie Langdon always wanted you .

However , I feel sure she values her friendship with me enough to play it our way .

Should the carer feel unsupported personally , or that the cared for person is not valued by other relatives , this again adds to stress .

But AEs who could hard sell were still valued the most in the firm .

We made many friends there , and valued very much the help and inspiration of the beautiful services held every Sunday .

She said : ` We value our former employees very much and every pensioner gets a hamper at Christmas .

Most mahouts , though sadly not all , value their elephants too highly to ill-treat them .

Except for marine products , the few goods that polar regions yield are seldom valued highly enough to offset the high costs and risks of exploiting them .

My fish is quite tame and I hand feed him , although as he ( or she ) gets larger I will stop this practice as I value my fingers .

I value their silences and self-expression , but what I miss in their faith is the glorious Anglican tradition of choral services . "

It is particularly important in PSD that students should value the activities and goals of modules they are taking .

He felt as if he had only just remembered , after a long time , why he valued her .

And we have always valued the important contribution made by the churches to our children 's education .

PRINCE CHARLES told yesterday how he valued conversations with the Queen Mother and his late uncle , Lord Mountbatten .

Construction is therefore to be valued ( rather than despised ) for its fruitful possibilities .

Dr Burge has valued schemes as a source of research and some universities are now promoting both industrial contact and research experience .

If we value active and exploratory ways of learning we need to provide worthwhile , substantial , clear and well structured representations of ideas for children to explore .

We value our privacy and would rather talk about the weather than enter into controversy or volunteer our innermost thoughts .

The DEPARTMENT values and seeks to develop the skill levels of all staff and aims to provide effective service delivery through a highly motivated , trained and committed staff . "

Wrap the bottom corner with a couple of layers of masking tape to prevent the scraper from cutting the device . 

They would wrap the lamb in a warm blanket , feed it from a bottle , and keep it near the heat of the kitchen fire , perhaps even on top of the oven , until it recovered . 

I wrapped him in the big blanket we 'd brought as he was already shivering . 

The wrapping machine was pre-set to wrap a given number of biscuits . 

Their names , kept secret until election night , are written upon slips of paper which are wrapped in wax paper before being sealed in hot wax . 

A brick should have been wrapped in that paper and then inserted well up Chamberlain 's fundamental orifice . 

Charles hated the feeling that he was being wrapped in cotton wool ; he felt cheated when he was not allowed to do what other men did . 

Doug told Sergeant Flynn what had happened , the ambulance people wrapped Mac 's body in his bed sheet and took him off under the harsh lights set up by the TV crew . 

Straighten the bristles after cleaning and wrap with clean plain paper , so that the bristles maintain their shape , and then lay it on its side until it is required for use . 

She wrapped up the clogs and gave them back to me with the instruction that I was only to wear the shoes when I came to call . 

I wrapped up a bottle of Grand Moulas in a newspaper for safety , put it in one of the panniers and went on my way . 

The producer sensed the other man 's contempt and rose to wrap up his work , relieved that he did n't have to deal with types like this every night . 

The apothecary took my money , wrapped up a bottle in blue paper and handed it over , hardly looking at me . 

` You wrap yourself up good and warm and I 'll get the horse and cart from Carys next door . " 

Or grate the rind onto small pieces of freezer film ; wrap tightly , then place in a polythene bag . 

Pears are treated in much the same way , but are never wrapped . 

So far Mr Balladur has managed to pin the blame for France 's current malaise squarely on the Socialists ' legacy ( see page 49 ) .

` I sympathise with him because he missed most of pre-season training with an ankle ligament injury .

Many drivers sympathise with the suggestion cars should be kept out of the city centre .

She could sympathize with his chagrin but it was hardly enough to keep him awake at night .

We sympathise with victims in north Belfast , with those in south Belfast last evening , and with the driver of the car who was attacked this morning .

I sympathize because in my little way I grieve too , but over the people in my life I have allowed to die without ever having shown them any particular affection .

But while one can sympathise with Ackerley in his various predicaments , it is difficult to like him .

I also deeply sympathized with George because Lennie had practically spoiled his life yet George never seemed to complain .

` I may not be able to say very much to the mother and her kids , but I sympathise with them so much because of what my own family went through , " he says .

I fully sympathise with you Nick , but your talk of ` young people' is alarming .

If so , you will sympathise with my own feelings when I unearthed my first coin dating from the English Civil War : a Charles I shilling , probably minted in Oxford in 1642 .

At first she sympathised a bit , but basically she thinks it 's because I dare to walk around and look people in the eye -- I 'm too challenging or flirty or something .

He says that they spoke to Mr Morley and he agreed to come out .

The delegates agreed to seek an eventual reduction of the region 's arsenals .

Farah Aydid agreed to allow the UN troops to guard Mogadishu airport and harbour , and to protect the transport of food to warehouses and distribution points within the city .

But I believe until now he 's never even agreed to hold a full-scale exhibition of his work ? "

In 1912 the Labour Party overcame its caution sufficiently to agree at least to inquire into the feasibility of such a strike .

When Sunderland arrived their coach , Craig Lynch , agreed to play in the absence of spectators .

The Senate majority leader , George J. Mitchell , described the decision as a " historic vote " , noting that the Senate had never agreed to put any limits on nuclear testing before .

The chap then goes to the manager , saying ` Perry has agreed to appear at our benefit concert , " whereupon the manager says , ` Sod off , slime bucket . "

He was plastering wet threads of hair over a balding pate , and there was a look of alarm in those magnified eyes . 

In Dublin , many had plastered tantalising billboards over more subdued Irish Sunday paper advertising . 

But you are proposing to use pictures of naked women , or one naked woman -- like the pin-ups that are plastered all over the factory ? " 

In one of my first jobs I plastered on the make-up and wore very executive-type suits . 

The aim of the competition is to encourage artists to explore the many creative opportunities offered by the new Tinted Bockingford range . 

So , apart from building tennis and squash courts , he managed to fit five holes of golf into a part of the school grounds and encouraged the boys to have a go . 

While we have co-operation and co-ordination , will the Secretary of State encourage our European partners to start a true dialogue with the Palestine Liberation Organisation ? 

He 's always doing things quietly and behind the scenes and he 's always there with that one little touch to encourage you to keep going . "  

He visited the home of Simon Peter , was supported by well-to-do people and never encouraged Zacchaeus to dispose of the whole of his wealth at the time when he returned money to those he had cheated . 

In this he was encouraged by the Unitarian minister Mr Tarrant and a new friend , the literary critic James Ashcroft Noble . 

They also offered a few words of comfort to those who may have been encouraged by the church to believe their lifestyles were sinful : ` We can assure lesbians and gays of heaven . 

A pupil who is , for example , studying chemistry , must be encouraged to learn more than certain concepts and procedures . 

Equally , technicians must be encouraged to report sharps injuries , and be given follow up and support when necessary . 

Students should be encouraged to analyse the usefulness of an out of date balance sheet and profit and loss account and the situation of a business that is experiencing difficulties . 

During a General Election , Party members might be encouraged to lend a hand in nearby marginal constituencies . 

When our informants were encouraged to think of their own society in terms of groups or categories , the most basic distinction they made was that of sex and age . 

This situation has arisen because restrictions were not introduced years ago when , using a great deal of public money , the industry was encouraged to expand without control . 

That seems implicit in the sentence in the Gracious Speech which states : "  My Government will further encourage the development of democratic institutions and market economies in central and eastern Europe . "  

Eliza Bunce was the widow of the Revd John Bunce ( died 1786 ) , vicar of St Stephen 's , who encouraged Dixon 's writing and corrected it for publication . 

Then suddenly I got a bit more confidence , I felt better about my weight , my husband encouraged me as I started out in various career directions , and goals actually began to emerge . 

We encourage all our pupils not only to develop their individual potential but also to contribute to the well--being of others . 

Apart from these special sessions we encouraged more and more people to make statements in the main inquiry ( where the atmosphere was more formal and they could be cross-examined by a CEGB barrister ) . 

` Come out and play , Hilly , before it 's too late , "  he encouraged softly . 

Refugee recipients had very little say in the administration of services and were insufficiently encouraged to do so . 

While there are some people in Australia desperate to obtain all the Beautiful South singles in envelope packs , these people are not really encouraged . 

The University Labour Federation was the only socialist society affiliated to the Labour Party which not merely allowed , but encouraged , Communists to become members . 

The men were led into court to hear the charges read out to them . 

She heard the indrawn breath hiss sharply through his teeth , and felt the wave of emotion that washed over him . 

Betty had heard the car stop in the lane and had begun to frighten herself even before she heard someone slip in the stream and swear , long before the knock on the door . 

He was ashamed that Michael had heard his father-in-law speak to him like that . 

He heard Lady whine her disappointment as the taller , quicker dog snapped another piece of Frankie 's sandwich from the air and swallowed it in a single gulp . 

He had not heard them pass him ; he had been too intent on watching the singer . 

" The girls did n't even hear what he said , and he put the menu up again to hide his annoyance . 

A few months ago , even the gruffest company bosses could be heard enthusing over jazzy Department of Employment leaflets . 

The labouring engines could be heard groaning like a battery of tanks . 

One night in bed I thought I heard knocking at the cottage door . 

So it 's normally brought to us either by , the neighbours ringing in or somebody passing by saying they can hear screaming . 

There was silence during which they could hear singing coming from the street . 

After they had been stranded for about an hour , they heard splashing and noticed a smell of dead fish , then a hissing noise . 

If you put a doctor 's stethoscope to an egg at this time , you may hear clicks coming from within . 

Another string of curses followed and she heard him moving about . 

He heard two men arguing , but with water lapping in his ears he could n't make out the words . 

They had come quietly but Tom had ears that could hear a mouse moving underground , or a squirrel breathing in a tree . 

Unfortunately Tante Héloise had heard us talking , and decided to intervene . 

As the kettle came to the boil she heard the back door open and popped her head into the scullery to see her friend Pat Johnstone kicking snow off her shoes . 

He stood back and glimpsed a face at an upstair window so he knocked again and after a delay he heard someone coming down the stairs . 

The bus stopped sharply as the driver heard the footsteps above him and listened . 

She had just pressed it a second time when she heard a faint voice above the High Street traffic . 

The woman lowered her voice so that Ianthe could hardly hear it above the noise of the train . 

It would be untrue to have said it was impossible to hear the Beatles above the screaming . 

The Doctor began to speak , in a voice so quiet Piper wondered how she could hear his words above the storm . 

Some acid house parties can be heard miles away across the countryside : the inhabitants of normally quiet villages deserve protection . 

She was hanging about the waterfront when she heard steps behind her . 

She could hear the animal below her , struggling on the icy path , and she followed it down . 

At the Reception Desk , no one , but she could hear voices from a part of the room that was out of sight . 

She heard muffled groans from the corner of the room by the television . 

He was dipping his heavy aching head into a basin of cold water when he heard the sharp knock on the door , and was soon admitting Chief Inspector Morse and Sergeant Lewis into his bedroom . 

She could hear voices on the path behind them , and she could hear every word they were saying . 

Yesterday afternoon , 7th February 1587 , we heard a horse outside our window . 

I strained to hear , and had just decided that it would be difficult to hear an idling motor over the lap and rush of the sea in the channel , when I saw the light . 

Noreen heard them through her attic window , bellowing outside Snells ' . 

They heard it through the clatter of their engines , but they could not see its faults . 

When he was n't teaching , Malik was usually on the phone , and you could hear him through the wall . 

His mind reeling with the difficult mathematical equations , he suddenly heard a soft knocking at the door . 

Then , not long after , they heard a great sound like the trampling of hooves . 

Devlin could hear the sounds of shooting as they descended the steep stairway . 

As we dozed off , we heard the sound of approaching footsteps and voices , which jerked us quickly back to life . 

Suddenly through the howling gale he heard a yodel from below . 

Distantly , muffled by the wind , he heard shouts from behind , but he bullied himself to ignore them . 

She had n't heard his approach , having been absorbed in struggling with an unusually detailed report on the condition of a pregnant diabetic and her unborn twins -- one of Dr Russell 's patients , actually . 

He heard the faint rustle of paper , then Kirov grasped his wrist and pressed a bundle of folded money into his palm . 

Maggie woke up to hear the sound of voices , one of which was raised in anger , John 's , she now realized . 

They become extra sensitive to tiny vibrations made by sounds and can almost ` hear through their feet " . 

Finally , assessment arrangements are to be made , to test pupils ' actual attainments at the end of each stage in relation to the attainment targets set .

To test his theory he looked at the processes responsible for producing monstrosities , because these provided the closest observable parallel to the saltative transmutations demanded by his theory .

This can only be properly tested in a laboratory , but all dyes used today are both permanent and colour-fast .

Every week their sleep was rationed on two nights to between 0 and 7.5 hours , and they spent the subsequent days being tested in the laboratory on vigilance and adding tasks .

Three hundred and sixty six sera obtained from 120 patients with ulcerative colitis , 105 patients suffering from Crohn 's disease and 49 non-inflammatory bowel disease controls were tested in two laboratories , using an indirect immunofluorescence assay .

This proposal was tested in rat experiments by Brunsson , who showed that the fluid secretion evoked by an invasive strain of Salmonella typhimurium ( R5 ) was turned into absorption after giving intravenous hexamethonium or by exposing the intestinal serosa to lidocaine , a local anaesthetic .

It irritates me that I ca n't think of enough rare foods I have n't had and have wanted to have . 

The slower pace bored and irritated them so much that they longed to go back and their parents were almost glad to see them off . 

In pre-war days this fleet continued to irritate the Japanese who considered it a threat . 

It irritated her to think that she had n't been doing anything reckless like running to catch a bus ; but she had a private theory that an old person did n't break a hip because she fell , but fell because her hip snapped , after gradual erosion . 

At theological college , near Oxford , the docility of most of the wives of other students irritated Anna . 

Nan showed no pleasure at the compliment -- in fact Emily seemed to think it irritated her . 

From an early age , Sara had sensed that she irritated him , by her presence , by the fact that she was there to remind him of his wife 's earlier marriage . 

She renounced the role of tragic widow with an austerity that irritated her would-be saviours . 

Some horses also like to tease us , to irritate us with trivial annoyances -- and especially in front of an audience . 

When Roland arrived in Lincoln he was already irritated by having to take the train . 

He was irritated by my disbelief and pointed forcefully in the same direction as before , shouting , ` Reggane ! " 

She never asked if she could help in the kitchen since she knew Alice would be irritated by an offer which she knew to be impractical and insincere . 

Blanche 's eyes widened slightly , as though she had been irritated by the reply . 

To be irritated by criticism is to acknowledge it was deserved . 

If you are late you may irritate the interviewer or lose your appointment altogether . 

But over the years , his sales techniques have irritated as much as they have impressed , and he has been periodically banned from Celtic Park , Tynecastle and Fir Park . 

Such protection already exists in Britain , where royalties are still flooding in every time Beatles ' classics are played in clubs or pubs . 

The Deutschmark is flooding into the investment-starved east , and the people have taken to wearing grins with their first designer labels . 

Dr Glyn Vale , of the Rekomitjie research station in northern Zimbabwe 's valley , claims that the ecologists lack the evidence to prove that the tsetse has prevented farmers from flooding into treasured wildlife areas . 

Travel restrictions are abolished and over 2,000,000 East Germans flood through the Berlin Wall over the next two days [ pp. 37024-25 ] . 

FOOTBALL fans flooding to England 's crunch World Cup match against Poland at Wembley tonight will pass under a bridge named after one of England 's greatest players . 

Behind him , spurred on by his example , a ragged mass of dismounted Dragoons and sweating infantry flooded towards the bridge . 

On Monday 10 October ` General " Forster 's little army reached Morpeth and were joined by some well-off Scots , riding their own horses , from across the Border , swelling their numbers to 300 but , lacking arms , Forster was unable to accept the volunteers who flooded in offering to serve as infantry . 

Congratulatory messages flooded in from senior RAF commanders , including the Chief of the Air Staff , Portal -- ` I have just read first accounts of Bremen raid . 

Since then , orders have flooded in and Jackie , of Newcastle , works on as many as 25 cakes at any one time . 

In a spirit of defiance shoppers and office workers yesterday flooded back into the heart of Manchester that was targeted by the IRA on Thursday , leaving 67 people injured . 

Dear Guitarist I am writing to compliment you on an almost unbeatable magazine . 

Christina forced herself to compliment Rachael Mottely on her heavily pleated canary-yellow dress . 

I complimented him on his artistic prowess as a surgeon ; he smiled . 

Several people complimented her on the beauty of the surroundings , because it was her picnic and so for a while Wales was her dining-room . 

Being English , she thought that a sure way of bestowing pleasure on strangers was to compliment them on their dogs . 

After a time David relaxed and joined in , complimenting Felicity , chaffing her husband and turning often to Julia to remind-her of earlier conversations they had had or to ask her opinion . 

Her quick response made him feel more quick , as if in some flattering way she was complimenting him . 

Loads of people have complimented me , including one very important person . " 

I 'd like to compliment ZZAP ! on a great mag which I 'm sure will go on for years to come ( ho ho ho ! -- Ed . ) 

It 's men who are complimented for being ` cocky " , who thrive on that kind of vanity and self-assurance . 

At the orphanage I was complimented on me English composition , but I 've always been a bit shy about speakin' up for meself . " 

Well , I do 'appen to 'ave good legs , and I 've been complimented on me knees too . " 

Erm , I would like to particularly compliment the Fire Service on the magnificent job they were doing there , in , in the most appalling conditions . 

The Frenchman treated me like a son ; his wife was a little more distant and cool so I complimented her and brought her small gifts , wooing her as if she was the maid . 

All our sketches are much approved of and highly complimented by our friends . 

Rain hissed against the tyres , and the beat of the wipers became almost hypnotic . 

Thunder grumbled somewhere in the sky again and rain hissed at the windows . 

A plastic Santa was sledging across the snow-white surface of a cake . 

I avoided the mob on the path by descending 200 feet sledging on my rucksack on a long snow bank . 

At West Kensington Lee wanted to get out on to the roof and sledge to Gloucester Road but Dean , who had assumed the position of expert adviser , said he was n't sure about the tunnels . 

ONE of the most charming sights of winter comprises a family of otters ` sledging " down a snow-covered bank into the river . 

ANNEKA Rice rose to a speedy challenge yesterday when she was asked to help refugees in Africa by equipping a hospital at a camp in Malawi IN ONE WEEK .

Coleridge , still lame , chafed at his own confinement , especially when his friends set off one evening towards the hills , leaving him useless and lonely in Tom Poole 's garden arbour . 

The leaders , men-at-arms and levies of the lords and knights chafed sorely at this delay , none more so than Will Douglas . 

Toby lounged more comfortably in his chair , while Jackson chafed at the lack of hard evidence . 

All that had once seemed clear was clouding now , and she chafed under the demand for moral adjustment to this difficult guest with her very real needs . 

Riven stood alone on the eerily deserted ramparts , and chafed with impatience . 

He went to work for the Gas Light & Coke Company at Beckton in 1908 but he soon chafed at not being given the free rein to which he had become accustomed at Davis Bros . 

The job was a cage where the wild man in me fretted and chafed . 

Sometimes Soutine , who was living in the village , came over to enjoy a good chicken dinner , and after eating their fill the two artists reproached their host for living in such luxury .

An old man then reproaches Faustus for selling his soul and counsels repentance which Faustus inclines towards .

After we 've signed the visitors ' book , he reproaches my husband for picking up his bag : ` We have a bag-carrying service . "

When at last the government saw how matters were developing , it began to reproach industry for failing to respond to its ` anti-inflationary " measures .

Critics of the administration reproached Bush for his failure to take real steps to tackle the deficit .

Middlesbrough were portrayed as extravagant young upstarts ( the club had only been in the Football League since 1899 ) , and Sunderland were reproached for daring to ask for such a sum .

I understood him to reproach us for being slow in commissioning the fourth vessel .

You reproach me for being stupidly repelled by a taste of which I have never dared to become fully aware .

She stood by him , she never reproached him for his failings , and at times he felt even worse because she was so forbearing .

Biting her lip Amabel reproached herself thoroughly and sincerely for not having forced her to wear those whalebone stays all night when she had been growing up .

Most ignored his letter but Nehru ` denounced the idea as derogatory to the sovereignty of the new state and reproached Dr Nkrumah for ever issuing the invitation " .

She could say no more , only after a moment when he did not answer , ` Please do n't reproach yourself , my darling , when you have given me back to myself again . "

The king is reported as having told the clergy that they must reproach the practice ` vehemently and bitterly " , and if this did not succeed , he would take further measures .

In his commentary of 1646 on Aristotle 's Meteorologica , Niccolo Cabeo reproached those who never questioned Aristotle 's teaching : They were grammarians , not philosophers .

He was about to ask her what in the world she was doing in the East End when he was reproached by an angry Sally-Anne .

The Armenian Bolshevik , Shahumyan , reproached him -- as many were to do -- with exaggerating the dangers here and was roundly chastised :

She kills it , and Mira reproaches her in a spirit of raillery for similar treatment of two admirers , Cynthio and Amintor :

By the time Sister returned Wendy had removed the rest of the baby 's wrapping , and was reproached for so doing .

Even the pope recently reproached local politicians on a visit to Naples for their self-interest and neglect of their constituents .

They can feel hurried and driven , critical and quick to reproach .

It is richly good to greet the real heroes of your youth -- and once I was out of earshot I found myself skipping about merrily , humming ` Happy Birthday , Washy " over and over again . 

Then I skipped downstairs and went out to the wheels , locking the back door behind me . 

A deeply rutted track , it crunches its way up to Monket House Crags , skips over a V in the skyline , and up some more . 

Right now they 're still very vulnerable although they seem to be skipping about quite freely . 

The door was guarded by men dressed in royal livery ; pages skipped about with plates of fruit , a bevy of serving women started from their embroidery frames like a flock of pigeons . 

Occasionally , I caught glimpses of Shelley through the vines , skipping about in a somewhat girlish manner between the two houses and the little landing stage where their boats were moored ; there were a collection of rowing boats and a masted boat with a deck which Claire referred to as ` the schooner " . 

Circles , straight lines and zig-zags can be chalked or painted on to a hard surface for children to walk , run , jump or skip along . 

But the Doctor had turned on his heel and was almost skipping along the right-hand corridor . 

She skipped along and into the wood at the end of the gardens . 

He felt rather shy and silly , when he came back to the table with Lalage , skipping along and grabbing for his hand as she went . 

` Who is that young man ? " she asked Peach , who was skipping along at her side . 

He was with her now … skipping along beside her , holding her hand , laughing and chattering , smiling at her with those winsome green eyes . 

Ruth smiled at her son who skipped along beside them , swinging on Connor 's hand , while Ruth pushed the new baby in her shiny new perambulator . 

He took Mr Hellyer 's hand and skipped happily along beside him . 

They laboured with enthusiasm and imagination and showed tolerance towards interfering children who hopped and skipped around , getting in the way . 

Mr Walpit was fighting with Mr Welt over the failure of his cage and Mr Crangle skipped happily around his desk . 

Jimmy skipped away up the stairs towards the plinth , just as the girl began to sit up , with Duvall and Rohmer keeping as far away from her as possible . 

April dipped her fingers into a paper cup of cider and flicked it at him before skipping away uphill . 

She shooed him , and he skipped away , but not without hooting behind his hand . 

The black girl laughed and skipped away behind the curtain which led to the interior of the City of Dreams . 

When they reached the water they tested the temperature , gasped and retreated , skipping back up the sand emitting shrieks . 

Carson skipped back nimbly enough when the glass cloudburst fountained out past him , and for a moment he felt something soft push against his foot . 

He watched until it disappeared and then he skipped happily back down the hill . 

I skipped back to the tavern as merry as a schoolboy intent on his holiday . 

A young girl skips down the steep path with a small sack of potatoes . 

Tossing back her head , she began to skip down the path towards him , swinging her bag , humming to herself . 

Skipping down old moraine we reached the banks of the Shyok , more than 160 miles above our last crossing point . 

Carrie sang too , as she skipped down the railway track ; sang under her breath and laughed to herself . 

After a few days recovering , they would skip off to get the bus north and have another go . 

Johnson and Boswell both pay little attention to this leg of the journey , and skip quickly on . 

As each woman dropped money into the cap he would kiss her hand before skipping on to the next . 

` Do n't worry , " he said , skipping on through the amateur boxing and back around to the broadcast channels again . 

He skipped out when they sent old Polgar to the chokey , eh ? " 

` Which there ai n't , nor never will be , I do n't doubt , for such as us ! " and vanished again , skipping out into the yard and across to the house before her tongue could betray her even further . 

The landing was bumpy and they skipped over a small iceberg at the end of the runway where it sloped down to meet the fiord . 

The mannikin skipped over to show them the unexpected addition to his ghastly collection . 

But a lull in Burnley 's flurries saw Tony Daws leap on to a bad back-pass , skip round a defender and the converging goalkeeper and equalise just after the hour . 

Only witches normally practise their rituals ` skyclad " , though other groups have been known to skip round in their birthday suits . 

Of course , he thought , it was Flora who had told him about Irena 's father being the court tailor ; he remembered the little girl skipping up the street , her hand in his . 

Ingrid watched her , as she skipped lightly before her eager audience and gave a little half curtsy . 

I OFTEN feel a touch like Ebenezer Scrooge myself at this time of year when fairies , goblins , elves and rosy-cheeked brats skip and flit across the silver screen . 

When she and Frank were children , they used to skip the puddles , or sometimes land in the middle , spattering themselves , with shouts of glee . 

Presumably her absence is itself a status display : you have to be really important to skip this little get together . 

“ Could … could I skip the shopping and look at buildings too ? ” 

She skipped lunch in order to go shopping , spending some of her carefully hoarded wages on a new outfit for the occasion . 

Erm , We revealed the Queen wants the crown to skip a generation . 

Maybe she would skip dinner and simply go to her cabin , unpack her things and get an early night . 

` You can come and help me to carry some pictures , George dear , " she said to young Curdle , who was skipping about the playground . 

When her mind 's eye tired of the ghosts of memory , her gaze skipped above her bed to the ethereal mobiles whose charm was always changing . 

I skipped across the baking flagstones , eyes clenched against the brutal light . 

As she spoke the pens of the newspaper reporters seemed to take on a frantic life of their own , skipping across the lines of their notebooks . 

Maura 's eyes lit up and she skipped across the road to meet him . 

The shadow of our plane skipped across the bright sea , then flickered over the outer coral . 

Still , there was safety in numbers , even sparse ones , so she skipped smartly across the street , shortening her stride to keep pace with the woman 's slower one . 

Dot unrolled her piece of twine and began to skip slowly along the pavement over the coal-hole covers towards the basement . 

The small dog was sniffing round Contralto 's heels , causing the horse to skip nervously from side to side . 

Tabitha and Marco went ahead , the Twins following on behind , skipping lazily from spot to spot . 

She skipped in circles round the silent chamber , her great head bobbing like a bird 's . 

The sandals had shiny soles with no grip and I can clearly remember skipping into the registry office and falling flat on my face . 

When she returned to the house , she found Sam skipping on the terrace like a child . 

Mitch skipped out of his basket , tail wagging , and they went downstairs together . 

Athelstan glowered back in mock anger whilst she turned and skipped like a young girl into the church . 

But she picked the bag up and staggered along while Nick skipped beside her , jumping the sleepers . 

The children skipped along with him for a few yards and he saw how beguiling their faces were , the large dark eyes , the straggle of thick black hair , the earnest looks of desperate innocence . 

When Beasley finally skipped out of the room , Dexter posed his original question again . 

She skipped out of the way as the broom flicked itself busily in through the door . 

Yet with a twist and a turn , he was away , skipping past four desperate challenges before slipping the ball into the net to level the score for Lazio at 1-1 . 

If they came in low they could see the target ahead , but the bomb was travelling at the same speed as the Kitty , and it bounced and skipped far past the target . 

She skipped through the gardens until she found Ben Weatherstaff , who was digging and talking to his robin . 

Clutching herself , she skips to the door from rug to rug , like a Scottish country dancer , across the landing and into the bathroom , which has smaller windows and is warmer . ) 

A cloud of steam shot out of the tube , and the man who was in its path skipped nimbly to one side . 

Welford said : ` He grabbed me by the lapels and cuffed me across the face , but I shielded myself from the rest of his blows . " 

“ They 're lies … ” began Wolfe , but he was cuffed into silence by the man behind him . 

He cuffed the woman on the head , attempting to drag her back into the doorway . 

Jinkwa stretched out a foot and cuffed the Doctor about the chin . 

David was once cuffed around the ear for reciting The Spam Sketch during a school geography lesson . 

Cullam shook one of his daughters , cuffed his elder son on the head , and then they all plunged into the showroom . 

Before he 'd gone a hundred yards Joseph saw a burly French colon cuff an Annamite coolie roughly about the head at the curbside after descending from his pousse-pousse . 

Culley yanked the man 's head back by his hair and cuffed him lightly across the throat . 

SADIE cuffed the wee boy who was playing with the leather strap that opened the front window and settled down to watch the world rush past and eat her batter . 

She was so sure that time would change Lucy 's fear of loving her that every unanswered poem spurred her on to something finer . 

The memory of the fear induced by Matilda 's vindictive rage spurred Isabel towards the nearest door . 

` The Major Enigma "  , by Penny Junor , to be published tomorrow claims series of bitter confrontations with Mrs Thatcher even spurred him into writing a letter of resignation . 

A new atmosphere -- tentative hope replacing darkest gloom -- spurred the Governors . 

This new tool has spurred many studies of acidification , and is being applied to other issues such as runaway algal growth and climate change . 

Albin 's work has been spurred by the large number of road accident victims admitted to the hospital at the Health Science Center , many of whom have been drinking . 

She hated the idea of it , but she was spurred by the thought of Amy and by the phone call from Gilbert Racy . 

Cindy is said to have been spurred on to achieve by the death of her four-year-old brother Jeff , a leukaemia victim . 

It was this impetus that spurred the community leaders on to forming a fully established radio station . 

Sensations rushed in : the cries of the traders in the street below them mixed with the screams of the swallows that swished low across the roofs ; the dark aroma of the strong coffee mingled with the fresh smell of the bread . 

She 'd tried to read , but her attention kept being drawn to what was happening outside and , even though she was annoyed at herself for giving in so easily , she kept returning to watch Dane 's powerful figure swishing expertly across the snow . 

Wavelets swished idly over white sand and the broad plain of the sea stretched away into darkness . 

It was wonderful to be up in the air and to feel the air swishing past his face . 

He was both puzzled and annoyed by the number of drivers who swished past him as though they were driving in bright sunshine . 

From early morning there is the sound of tennis balls swishing through the air . 

They left in the early morning , swishing through the wet grass on the valley floor , then climbing steeply into the thick of the mist and cloud . 

There were some trees below them , and when they reached them he slowed , she followed suit , and then he swished to a halt . 

Even if it was just for a bollocking it had still given him the chance to swish purposefully through the outer office with all the pretty girls saying , ` Hullo , Mr Tyron . " 

If the lady of the house had swished down the stairs in a crinoline en route to her waiting carriage it would not have seemed out of place . 

Velvet curtains swished gracefully aside once more and the scene was set for act three . 

The curtains swished open , gathering in swags at each side of a small stage , arranged as a grotto in a hushed , expectant woodland , with cardboard rocks . 

The town was grey and empty in the dull afternoon light ; cars swished through on the road going north , some with their headlights on , making everything else seem even dimmer . 

He chanced a few casts and by the end of the season he had taken more than a dozen good trout . 

Closing my eyes , thinking that it might be either the sun or the Pernod , I waited a few seconds and chanced another look . 

And when I chanced one last look round I saw they 'd painted the front door green too . 

This was music spawned in secret clubs that thronged with gay blacks and Latins . 

A gorgeously dressed footman inspected her ticket , then bowed her into the hallway which was brilliant with candles and thronged with people . 

A very large number have been turned away and told to go back home . " 

I was then given a number and told to wait outside until my number was called . 

Senor Gomorro was fined 350 pounds and told that illegally importing an animal is a serious offence . 

` Maybe the French told her to act pregnant and so lengthen her stay in Scotland ! " 

I was eventually told to appear once a fortnight and later relieved from my duty altogether , probably because the senior officer I reported to was replaced . 

` Wait until you 're told to go , " he said when the final bell shrilled . 

They do n't need telling twice to see David Wood 's stage version of The BFG ! 

Glancing at a printout in his hand , he tells his assistant , `` Forget about the Iraqi women in black !

The cautious tell you not to drive in Naples , where one-way signs are meaningless , parking is impossible , traffic is relentless , and red and green lights can be purely decorative .

Bin Ladin routinely told important visitors to expect significant attacks against U.S. interests soon and , during a speech at the al Faruq camp , exhorted trainees to pray for the success of an attack involving 20 martyrs .

The path-breaking professionals tend to stare defiantly into the camera : Imagine telling Dorothy A. Richman , a rabbinical student wrapped in phylacteries and holding a Torah , that she ca n't serve God !

Bin Ladin told Binalshibh to instruct Atta and the others to focus on their security and that of the operation , and to advise Atta to proceed as planned with the targets discussed before Atta left Afghanistan in early 2000 - the World Trade Center , the Pentagon , the White House , and the Capitol .

In fact , the White House says that when the FBI briefed National Security Council staffers on the subject , the FBI told the staffers specifically not to pass information to higher-ups .

Bird goaded and inspired his own teammates , and they heeded him : If he told a teammate to do something , he did it .

This is because we need to justify our action , though its real basis is salus populi suprema lex . "

The psychologist justified his own persuasive efforts with this belief that he was actually helping the parents to come to terms with a decision ` they really want to make " .

Fascists justified such behaviour as legitimate self-defence : it was they who had been first assaulted by razor gangs of alien Jews .

As Cyprus is a Commonwealth country and we are one of the guarantor powers for that island , how does the Prime Minister justify the ongoing occupation of much of that island by the Turkish army ?

Editors sometimes justify their refusal to publish letters by victims of attacks in their newspapers , on the grounds that they contain passages libellous of their journalists .

Thomas Constable and John Gilpin justified their ` unlawfull resystance " to the Forest officers on the ground that the right of hunting the deer in Hackness manor belonged exclusively to Sir John Constable of Burton .

This final section allows Mr Hicks to justify the implementation of abc as a better foundation to the decision making process ; but is the argument being made to the right audience ?

He denied acting as a North Korean spy and justified his visit to North Korea and his discussion with North Korean officials as motivated by his desire to see Korea reunified .

He justified the very strict timetable ( suspensions were possible for one year only ) on the basis of the need to place the protection of public health above considerations of technological and economic feasibility .

Versace is able to justify dressing men and women as leftovers from Dynasty by seducing his rich clients with a vulgar bimbo and himbo glamour .

Here the judge sought to justify the course he took by saying , in effect , that the prosecution case was all but complete .

This was back when you still had to justify your pop taste to your parents , before they started lighting up and handing you joints .

The stock market 's instinctively positive reaction to job cuts surely makes it easier for managers to justify their decisions to themselves .

He would also surely be surprised that today 's conservatives are using his Democracy in America to justify a depoliticized and romantic localism as an improbable remedy for the larger ills of national politics .

While they are concerned for Korea , and send money back to relatives there , Korean-Americans also feel some relief : `` A poorer South Korea makes the sacrifices of immigrants in America easier to justify . ''

We introduce and justify three such concepts ( `` super - orthologs `` , `` ultra - paralogs `` , and `` subtree - neighbors `` ) :

( I wo n't begin to justify all the bad reasons for Barry 's popularity -- race resentment , patronage , etc. -- but will try to explain one good one . ) Even for Washingtonians who had forgiven Barry his crimes , the prospect of another campaign appalled .

` Geiger tube ' ] ) , but how it can be so analyzed , when the counter sense is inherent in the function of the device , and ` Geiger ' can scarcely be said to be a `` translation `` of Geiger , is a little hard to justify .

Those options that provide consumers with sufficient value will thrive ; in the long run , those that fail to justify their costs will face extinction .

Thursday , in what many deemed a slap at -- and arguably an oversimplification of -- the theories of Balkans scholar Robert D. Kaplan and Holocaust scholar Daniel Jonah Goldhagen , Clinton repudiated those who `` justify looking away from this kind of slaughter ...

That 's largely because , in contrast to the overhyped December bombardment , U.S. officials are playing down the recent assaults , justifying them in terms of self - defense and providing scant information on the damage .

Further , by requiring the Service to justify rate and service changes , Congress hoped to provide a check on inefficiency .

Mostly , it is tasteless , since the racial stereotypes at issue have been used to justify all sorts of historical barbarities .

The cities `` lived in the shadow of the riot ideology , `` he writes , and it is in the name of `` the riot ideology `` and of righting the wrongs of racism that liberals went on to justify the violence of the 1960s and its criminal aftermath .

What purpose or higher reasoning can Microsoft use to justify such writing ?

Since the Soviet Union fell apart , the agency has been increasingly desperate to justify its continued existence .

Asking how Murdoch would justify the News of the World 's outing of Brown , the Guardian said in an editorial Monday : `` It is , of course , a futile question .

Identify the net benefits or cost savings projectedby the cost / benefit analysis used to justify a chosen alternative , if the acquisition has progressed to this point .

If auditors hold themselves out as following GAGAS , regardless of whether they are required to follow such standards , they need to justify any departures from them .

The Washington Post once got widely mocked for an editorial justifying the publication of a damaging rumor about a public official with the argument that while the rumor may not be true , it is true there is a rumor .

The painful truth is that the studio is probably right about the impact of the Bond film on the IPO , because the residual glamour of the movies is the only reason one could justify investing in MGM .

The speaker probably thinks `` taking it for granite `` is correct , justifying it as meaning `` as solid and stable as a slab of granite . ``

Reforms focused partly on immigrants , following testimony from the General Accounting Office estimating that slightly more than half of the Supplemental Security Income ( SSI ) benefits provided to elderly persons were collected by noncitizens in 1995 [ 13 14 ] . In justifying PRWORA [ 15 ] , the House Ways and Means Committee stated that it had been a basic tenet of US immigration policy since 1882 that legal immigrants should not be eligible for public benefits .

The district attorney wants to justify the death penalty by adding an additional felony charge , such as kidnapping .

There is much to be said about the proper reading of this passage , particularly in relation to the contrary story of creation in Genesis 2 , a story that supposedly justifies the subordination of women .

In fact , many of the accusations -- for example , that he was really trying to justify male philandering -- were simply preposterous , and others could be countered easily .

Powell said that Wolfowitz was not able to justify his belief that Iraq was behind 9 / 11 .

'' As a clever xenophobe , Haider has taken care to make just enough extreme statements to justify his ' credentials ' with outright racists and neo-Nazis , while mainly sticking to more acceptable forms of extremism , `` the paper said .

and uh there 's just no reason to justify killing a person and you know there may be an economic reason but i do n't think that 's sufficient to justify uh killing someone

I have been struck with how political conservatives have used the issue of crime to justify autocratic , if not authoritarian , policies .

yeah i do n't know how what they use to justify that uh because say i 've got the same model home as some of my neighbors and they 're all appraised at the same level

To justify a current policy , a well-known organization cites these conditions : `` unrelenting crowding , lack of privacy , infrequent communications with family and the outside world , no ability even to go … for fresh air and a view . ``

But proponents are wrongly using the data to justify mandatory application across the board .

To even for an instant try to intellectually justify killing members of one group simply because other members of that group did unspeakable things -- whether that group consists of Serbian civilians or imprisoned SS guards -- is lazy thinking .

but at least because i back up to um a hillside where the uh wild animals are i think i can probably justify it

uh you know it 's like i said i i mean i 've even had people at the office ask me they say how do you justify paying the kind of money you pay for rent because i do pay a lot of money every month for rent i do n't deny it

no i do n't i i kept wanting i kept thinking about getting it but i just do n't use the things enough to justify getting it

well you know how do you get rid of an institution like that and and and and justify it i mean

i have no idea i know they 're they 're engineered very well but i would have a hard time justifying spending that kind of money on any car

This lack of data is of particular interest when committees have tried to rationalize and justify regionalization of critical care in rural areas [ 2 , 3 ] .

Accordingly , the preparer shall justify any changes in the use of a valuation method .

This statement harks back to a famous 1958 essay by the literary critic George Steiner , who asked `` whether the German language had survived the Hitler era , whether words poisoned by Goebbels and used to regulate and justify Belsen could ever again serve the needs of moral truth and poetic perception . ``

In effect , the tale merely serves as a device for taking a swipe at Starr , which may be justifiable , but this piece does n't bother to justify it .

Small factory operations , without sufficient volume to support two shifts of cutting , claim that they can not justify the capital cost of computer systems .

We were later able to readily distinguish between the correct and incorrect alignments when an all - atom scoring function was applied to the models constructed using both alignments , and justify the changes by detailed environment analysis .

Or is it more likely that having landed his subject , Lewis created a thesis to justify his choice ?

This information was then used to justify annual budget requests when additional virus detection software was needed .

How to justify the eradication of a weak and numerically insignificant group ?

If the plan calls for limiting the acquisition to resources compatible with existing equipment , verify that conversion cost studies have been completed to justify compatibility restrictions .

Cost / benefit analysis to justify the selection of the alternative selected over other alternatives , in dollar terms or in terms of some other criteria , such as effectiveness .

um children who will lie and cheat and you approach their parents and their parents are constantly justify them rather than to

, but here we give examples of his third case only , where `` there should not be two parties justifying even a momentary doubt about which the pronoun represents . ``

The Christian Church , nevertheless , chose to latch on to the concept of the Virgin Birth long before the sixteenth century ( cf . Tertullian , who lived c. 160 - 240 A.D. ) in any case , and we do not know whether the use of Isaiah 7 : 14 was to justify an already extant belief with a text , or whether it was to take an already accepted text and graft its meaning , as was then understood , upon the events of the Annunciation to Mary .

uh-huh i could never justify owning a personal computer at at home

The last thing you should do is go on a spending spree at the end of the year to justify this year 's budget and enhance next year 's .

General deterrence theory is often cited to justify punishments , sometimes in specific cases .

The evolutionary analogy is close enough to justify borrowing the term , and I make no apology to my pompous colleagues who would purge our language of such illuminating images .

He desires that you take over the keepership of the royal castle of Berwick . " 

It was difficult for the Government to judge in present circumstances whether a majority of the electors desired that capital punishment should be abolished . 

The Board desires that all lessons in physical exercise … should be thoroughly enjoyed by the children . 

There is no objection to retaining an upper limit on size , though in practice people desiring large houses would either purchase old ones or wait until building costs fall . 

This presentation of the past is designed to demonstrate that , now as then , those who desire fundamental change are seeking instability , threatening western values anchored in the supposedly natural evolution of social and political order . 

Women who desired children would visit the King Stone , Warwickshire , at full moon and rub their breasts on its surface . 

BELVILLE : [ coldly ] I desire you 'll not oppress me more with your follies and your violence . 

We desire a lot of things that the advertising industry brainwashes us to believe are indispensable . 

However , the challenge was bound to be more difficult for the Americans to handle , since they opposed drastic change while the Russians desired it . 

I neither desire this house , nor do I wish to deprive the rightful heirs of what is their own . " 

However much a politician might desire to avoid involvement in the collectorship contests , it was virtually impossible to escape being drawn in if the friends were involved . 

Consider an unemployed individual who desires to work but knows nothing about job vacancies and is thus ` searching " for a suitable job in a segment of the labour market . 

" My teachers desire me to address this letter to you relative to my education , that you may form some idea what progress I have made in different studies since last Midsummer . 

In the first place he has desired me to say he would write but for his constant occupation . 

This is perhaps also implied by the chronicler 's comment that all the councillors ‘ fully desired the prince to succeed his father in all his glory ’ . 

I desire the reader to remember that I do not make use of the word people for the mere vulgar or mobile , but for the whole community , consisting of clergy , nobility and commons …

When James dispatches Paul and others on missionary expeditions , he desires them to convert people to Jesus 's form of Judaism . 

I desire you to ask your good father if he can procure me a joiner or two and one or two masons . 

Just as the capitalist desires maximum output from labour for least cost , so does the labourer want maximum pay for the least effort . 

If you desire more love in your life , throw a tiny heart into the chalice -- and see the chalice become filled with tiny hearts , which pour out over the crystal column . 

` My lord prince , " he said , ` the king your father desires speech with you . " 

Soft linings for dentures , which are required or at least desired by many patients , are a challenging research problem . 

It was not a decision that was understood or desired by all Germans . 

` The assumption is that women like to be desired by many men . 

Last night 's overall telly certainly left a lot to be desired . 

Whatever you desire , start thinking and acting as though it were already true -- in whatever small ways are possible . 

Do you sometimes feel you will never become the weight you desire ? 

Finally , Griffiths was concerned to ensure that the quality of services was regularly inspected and suggested that local authority registration and inspection units should be strengthened and supported by a national inspectorate . 

Settlement was denser in some areas than in others , although such a division may only be recognised , as suggested by Peter Fowler , from late Bronze Age times onwards . 

A new US secretary of defense in 1949 thought Britain was " finished " , and suggested that as her empire began to disintegrate so the United States should concern itself with strengthening the useful parts . 

At the heart of Awakenings is a journey into the unknown , a journey which it suggests can only be undertaken with faith , understanding and dedication to humanity in all its ravaged , tormented wonder . 

Various authors have suggested or claimed that working-class women are satisfied with housework while middle-class women are not . 

What I would suggest is that you seize the opportunity to buy … while the price is right . 

It is sometimes suggested in addition that the bare infinitive is a sort of grammatical fossil which is only found in petrified form in certain fixed constructions ( Curme 1931 : 456 ) . 

If she had done as he had suggested , become a doctor maybe , or a teacher , he would be alive today and she would be living a normal life . 

As the working party suggested , a section of the Council meeting dealing with private Institute business was held in closed session . 

The structural lacuna in the intentional scenario is , I am suggesting , to be filled by something like Sampson 's account of the evolution of hierarchical arrangements of stable sub-assemblies . 

( Millett even suggests ( p. 56 ) that the fact that women commit less ` crime " than men is due to their patriarchal conditioning in passivity . ) 

In the UK it was repeatedly suggested , during the mounting tide of national mergers of the mid 1980s , that any benefits to corporations and shareholders were being exaggerated through creative accounting . 

` How about sittin' in a tree waitin' for badgers , " suggested George . 

` Perhaps , " suggested Roderick , ` you could get the leading part in another play -- after what you have done in this one . 

` Perhaps , " suggested Grimm , ` a Chaos storm warped them from whatever they were before ? 

` That she has a handsome lover fifty years her junior ? " suggested Greg . 

Writing is in fact , contrary to what he suggested in ` Frost at Midnight " a pretty second-rate creation . 

You suggest in ` The price of health " ( March 20th ) that the solution to America 's rising health-care costs is government intervention . 

Might I suggest to whoever has the power -- the first ascentionist , the local guidebook compilers , that this and any other racist names are changed . 

` I often suggested to [ the defendant ] to leave Paulette and find another woman whom he could get along with and stop mistreating her . 

Judy Rumbold suggested in the Guardian that one of the reasons for the maleness of your work was that you both had domineering mothers . 

REM 's new album ` Automatic For The People " , will not ` divorce the band from their teenybopper fans " , as suggested in last week 's news story . 

I would suggest to this conference and more importantly to this government , that that is no way to lift this country out of the recession and it 's no way for us to run an economy . 

Thomas Carlyle had suggested to Elizabeth Gaskell that she should ` use her pen for the public good " and this both husband and wife tried to do in their way . 

` Maybe it was the Americans , " Billingsley suggested airily , ` you know there 's a naval exercise in progress ? 

` I wonder if the culprit could be a foreigner ? " he suggested . 

Jean-Pierre suggested : ` You could swing more to the north around Jalalabad . " 

` You know the man you ought to get for this sort of programme ? " he suggested . 

If we were asked to offer a definition , we would probably suggest something along the lines of ` the use of physical force against an unwilling party " . 

` It is ignorant to suggest that ` federalism " equals ` centralism " . 

` That he 'd realise he was still in love with her ? " suggested Melissa gently . 

He suggests I come straight to Fettes ; they want to talk to me . 

It has rightly been suggested that there is no legal definition of truancy . 

It has been suggested that learner errors can be seen as evidence of learner achievement . 

In the previous chapter it was suggested that policies are complex phenomena which are hard to define with any precision . 

However , in Stan and Ollie 's case I was reluctant to suggest that Stan be castrated immediately because Ollie was still maturing . 

This can be raised to a higher level by suggesting that personal disputes be settled informally and those between state and citizen formally . 

To suggest that change is a bad thing would be stupid ; we 'd never advance if that were so . 

But to suggest that the conflict was over political rather than intellectual matters is to introduce a false antithesis . 

They were all feeling a bit quiet after the funeral , and Jean suggested going for lunch to Crieff Hydro . 

She might have drawn the line if I 'd suggested murdering her , but even then I would n't have counted on her being able to break the habit of a lifetime . 

Miles suggests that such domination is a recent phenomenon—only a couple of thousand years old—for she points to the clear superiority of women in ( primitive ) religions and matriarchies , right on through to the Egyptian dynastic rulers .

At one point , she gets so carried away with her thesis that she suggests that females were responsible not only for all of human evolutionary biology but for the very notion of counting ( in order to keep track of menstruation ) and , probably by the same token , astronomy .

As Luke was a Greek , Campbell suggested that Mary was a carryover from the paganism of the ancient Greek pantheon .

That is not entirely true , for linguists know too much about language to suggest that there ever was , literally , a single language from which all Indo -European languages descended .

This is not to suggest that Dickson 's book is a catalogue of bloopers , or what Amsel Greene ( and Jack Smith ) like to call pullet surprises .

In vivo and in vitro studies of avian osteoclasts led Pederson et al to suggest that modulation of the Ocl response to estrogen may be controlled by alterations in the Ocl estrogen receptor level [ 3 ] .

To suggest that genetic identity between two individuals of differing ages is of any material consequence to their self-identity is the height of hubris .

Though various analyses have suggested that Bradley 's health-care plan may require more funding than Bradley has yet acknowledged in order to be effective , Bradley has offered a plausible plan to pay for his proposal out of projected budget surpluses .

There 's politics on both sides of the matter , says the Times : Korean politicians want up-front money to soften what are widely viewed in their country as the bailout 's regulatory intrusions , while the Clinton administration has tried to make the U.S. contribution to the deal -- estimated to be potentially $5 billion -- more palatable by suggesting there 's a chance it would never actually be needed .

President Clinton suggested that the U.S. military might offer logistical support for an Australian-led peace force .

We suggest that there is a common defect in trc and fry bristles , laterals and hairs .

Influenced by Elkins , Moynihan suggested that slavery -- and the barriers to male employment imposed by Jim Crow -- had instilled in African-American culture such recurring features as broken families and illegitimacy .

Nevertheless , they are right to suggest that it would have been desirable to have included a placebo control in the VIGOR study to provide a more rigorous assessment of safety .

I would respectfully suggest that this makes him much more of a socialist than his Republican critics .

The introduction to the first edition listed several such words , suggested by colleagues , such as clothesfuck difficulty in deciding what clothes to wear and fuckbreak leave of absence from work in order to get pregnant ( two other terms from this section , fuckload a large amount and fuck-muscle the penis , were omitted for insufficient evidence but will now be added ) .

The German word for silk stockings escaped me , but the English word hose promptly suggested itself to my mind .

These data indicate that the v-crk SH2 domain interacts with the C-terminal YDXP motifs , and as suggested by Birge et al , v-crk may be able to protect them from dephosphorylation and/or induces their phosphorylation [ 12 ] . They also suggest that the YQXP motifs may be involved in binding to other intracellular signaling molecules .

We suggest that the PCS detected in MII oocytes mainly resulted from in vitro aging .

For example , retinal pigment epithelium ( RPE ) generates a number of reactive oxygen species when illuminated with light [ 1 ] . Furthermore , phagocytosis of photoreceptor outer segments by RPE causes an increase in intracellular [ 2 ] and extracellular H 2 O 2 generation [ 3 ] . Oxidative stress has been suggested as the cause of a number of retinal pathological conditions [ 4 5 ] .

Even `` Republicans '' are appalled , the spot suggests , citing a Time magazine article ( from 12 years ago ) .

It also suggests that the real riddle -- and one that O'Shea and Madigan do n't thoroughly investigate -- is why companies call in management consultants to begin with .

Rather than inciting its detainees to try and get out , Le Portalet probably taunted them with the impossibility of such a thing . 

For many years Tukaram 's enemy Rameshwar had incited the people against Tukaram and been instrumental in having Tukaram 's poems thrown into a river . 

An earlier decision by the same judge preventing the four from organising or inciting mass pickets at the factory is due to go before three appeal judges next week . 

His arrest was ordered by the Algiers judiciary after the Ministry of Defence accused him of inciting the army to mutiny . 

Downs and Titterton were interviewed by local police after the game concerning an alleged incident of inciting the crowd . 

I have every sympathy for Rolan Adams 's family at this sad time and I wholeheartedly condemn racial attacks and those who commit or incite racial hatred . 

Thus the mullahs can legitimately incite revolution , and since the seventh century they have done so . 

Mr Christopher wants Israel to expedite appeals from Palestinians deported last December on suspicion that they incited anti-Israeli violence . 

Moreover , some of the riots were incited by local High Church clergy and gentry . 

The ` victim "  of the stage hypnotist was brought out of his trance before he was incited to perform outrageous actions which he would never have contemplated in normal circumstances . 

They were quickly brought under control , however , and the ` hooligan element "  accused of inciting the ` riot "  arrested . 

Several ` workers "  were arrested and accused of inciting the students and ` poisoning their minds "  . 

Tonight , the pair were arrested leaving a ferry at Heysham near Blackpool . 

Government forces had arrested 734 " bandits " operating in the Gojjam area of north-western Ethiopia and a further 112 in the Wollo area in the north , according to Voice of Ethiopia on Nov. 14 . 

The call came as Israel arrested a freelance Palestinian journalist covering the latest upsurge in violence . 

Police yesterday arrested about 20 Tibetan women demonstrating outside the Chinese embassy and demanding independence . 

PC TONY Spong arrested a man at a burgled petrol station -- and found it was his brother . 

Irish detectives arrested James Rudman at a remote farmhouse in Co Kerry last month , just an hour before he would have been legally free because of a loophole in the law . 

Detectives arrested the suspect at his home in Toxteth after a lengthy cat-and-mouse game involving surveillance experts . 

Pc Elsegood told Wing he was an off-duty policeman and he was arresting him for assault . 

He 's been arrested 32 times for shoplifting , but each time magistrates ruled the offences were n't serious enough for him to be detained , where he might have got the treatment he needs . 

` Joseph Shill , I am arresting you for the murder of your wife , Maria Shill , at Windsor , on 19th December . " 

` You , shut up , " Blanche cut in firmly , ` or I 'll arrest you for wasting police time by giving us a false alibi . " 

The assistant chief constable also said last night that police had arrested four people in Derby after the shooting and they were assisting detectives with their inquiries . 

POLICE arrested two men in Dungannon last night after stopping a car on the Cookstown Road at around 7.45pm . 

Stockton police yesterday arrested a drunken man in Nelson Terrace and charged him with shoplifting . 

Officers arrested him in North London , close to the scene of last year 's Staples Corner blast . 

Austrian police on June 3 arrested seven people in Vienna on charges of carrying radioactive material consisting of 55 grammes of feebly enriched uranium concealed in metallic discs . 

When he gave them his name they arrested him on a charge of rape . 

On July 31 , 1989 , it was reported that South Korean police had arrested two men on charges of selling to East Germany 12 machines designed to produce nuclear weapons and spy satellites . 

Gloucester Crown Court heard that 24 year old Michael Jones headbutted and punched PC Kevin Frost as he tried to arrest him on suspicion of damaging a burger bar in Cheltenham . 

H. P. I remember a policeman arresting someone under the ` being a suspected person/loitering with intent " power -- who sued him . 

Prior to this , when police arrested a man for assaulting his partner , the onus was on the woman to bring about a prosecution . 

Perhaps PC Dickens would arrest his wife for being drunk in charge of a bike with bald tyres ? 

EX-TENNIS champ Arthur Ashe was arrested last night for taking part in a demo outside the White House . 

Colin Gibbins was arrested this year by the customs authorities after they seized a high speed Imacon 790 camera , worth £250,000 , at Birmingham Airport . 

POLICE have arrested two men in connection with a drugs incident involving Cadbury 's Flake model Rachel Brown . 

By the way , the police have arrested two men in connection with the murder at Westfield Manor . 

Members of the serious crime squad and operational support division arrested the boys at about 8:30am on Thursday but the public was not informed until yesterday . 

Leslie lost two pints of blood after being stabbed through the heart while trying to arrest a suspected burglar . 

Students said police entered the campus around 3am and arrested the left-wing president of their representative council , Arthur Mutambara , and the general secretary , Enoch Chikweche . 

In 1945 he was arrested by the new government and tried for collaborating . 

Mr Brown was arrested by Saudi religious police two weeks after beginning work at the hospital in February . 

Fourteen Mafia bosses have been arrested by Sicilian detectives after a woman 's Mafia Godfather lover was gunned down by the organisation . 

He was arrested after his mother became suspicious of a package sent to his address and contacted the police . 

When the telephone call had warned that Micky and Sissie had been arrested , there had been no option but to run . 

After her Castlewellan protest , Ethel Smyth was arrested in Downpatrick while trying to stop a Sinn Fein march and was roundly condemned by the local Official Unionist Assemblyman for trouble-making . 

The police arrested Agu and four others for conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace . 

A POLICEMAN was slashed with a knife when he tried to arrest a man who had just set fire to a £9,000 Volvo car , Liverpool Crown Court heard yesterday . 

A MURDER suspect arrested at sea admitted killing his parents , it was claimed yesterday . 

Petrosyan and a number of others arrested by Soviet forces ; three of the hostages were freed on Aug. 16 and the release of the others was agreed on Aug. 20 . 

FORMER Knowsley councillor Tony Beyga was among three people arrested by fraud squad detectives . 

A telephone hotline , manned twenty four hours a day , has been set up for former pupils of a school where the head has been suspended and a governor arrested by police . 

In an attempt to improve its international reputation over human rights an amnesty law was passed in January 1991 which covered primarily 300 rural workers arrested for land occupations in 1989 . 

The first trials of civilians arrested in Dili at the time of the November massacre opened in Dili on March 16 . 

People arrested late in 1991 were beaten at the time of their arrest and tortured and beaten while in detention . 

The defendants arrested on 5 October were appearing at Derry courthouse and by the time the hearing was in progress , a crowd of about one hundred had gathered outside . 

ELEVEN demonstrators arrested on the Timex picket line in Dundee on Monday were yesterday ordered by a sheriff to stay out of the city until their trials . 

Naya Min , a lawyer in his 40s , was also arrested under martial law in Myanmar . 

As many as 90 per cent of the persons arrested under these powers are released without charge after having been detained for anything from four hours to seven days . 

He was chased and bitten by a police dog and then arrested for being drunk and disorderly after he became abusive . 

VAN HALEN have come to the defence of a 19-year-old fan arrested for wearing one of the band 's T-shirts . 

In late 1925 he was one of twelve leading communists arrested and tried on charges of sedition and incitement to mutiny , for which he received twelve months ' imprisonment . 

It was also announced on April 18 that some 108 persons arrested or imprisoned for their part in the 1990 demonstrations would be released from custody . 

Drug users who continue to inject drugs can protect themselves by never sharing equipment ( e.g. needles , syringes or spoons ) . 

New drugs , such as gancyclovir , injected into a vein , can be effective but the problem often recurs . 

A man who suffers excruciating back pain claims his life has been ruined by a drug injected into his spine . 

A heroin addict probably injects two or three times a day , but cocaine is often injected at regular 15-minute intervals until the drugs and the money have run out . 

The spread of HIV infection through the medium of shared injection equipment would therefore appear to be less likely among Wirral users compared to other major cities in the UK where heroin users mostly inject their drugs . 

Finally , up to one in five known heroin users had been injecting the drug during 1985-6 , a worrying increase on the previous year . 

I 'll give the girl quarter of a grain of morphia dissolved in water and inject it to calm her down . 

` If you share a needle when you inject drugs , the chances of the needle being infected are 1-in-eight . 

The survey revealed that 100,000 people had injected drugs in the past five years , with more than half sharing needles . 

Women who inject drugs and who share needles and syringes are at risk of contracting HIV . 

The addicts thought they were injecting a synthetic heroin , instead they had given themselves a permanent Parkinson-like condition . 

Some of these casual injectors do not inject street heroin because of the impurities that it might contain and limit their injecting to other opioids generally stolen from chemist shops . 

Some of the males were injected with morphine for a few days and some were given other drugs . 

As the big vessel came up tense and turgid I thrust in the needle and injected the adrenalin . 

I started off by smoking it and then , when I injected it , I found I got more of a hit , y'know what I mean . 

Thirty µg of peptide conjugate were then injected intravenously . 

When injected with heparin there was a normal fertilization-induced calcium transient , whereas the response to either GTP- γ S or InsP 3 was inhibited . 

I mean if you 're into the hit , you 've got to inject then , otherwise you 're just using it to keep the turkey away . 

Yeah there was about three kids three kids in a in one of these cupboards , and they were sniffing butane gas . 

A fourteen year old boy who was in council care has died after sniffing butane gas . 

At that moment the camera tracked to the left and zoomed in to reveal that Nicola had a tube of paper up her left nostril and was pretending to sniff cocaine from the table top . 

If you feel that your child may be mixing with youngsters who sniff glue , you could talk to your child and warn him or her of the possible risks and dangers involved . 

He was out in a field one day sniffing glue and after he 'd finished he stumbled home . 

The bare statistical truth of solvent abuse is that one in four of the children who die from the habit do so the first time they ever sniff glue or lighter fluid . 

We doubt whether the shock-horror TV advertising campaign will directly stop youngsters sniffing solvents , but it should bring home the horrors of the practice to those who can do something about it parents . 

At times , especially following the leakage of so-called ` medical evidence " to a Sunday newspaper , it appeared he was acting independently .

The Lord Chancellor will be given power to make rules allowing magistrates to disallow a solicitor 's costs or order him to pay costs if he fails to act reasonably competently or expeditiously .

Mr Shephard would like legislation to make sure that anglers act responsibly and compassionately .

In one case , the Appeal Court found a local authority had acted unlawfully by failing to consult residents properly before closing a home .

Since that was highlighted , several witnesses have come forward and told Gilmour 's lawyer , Gordon Ritchie , that they were aware of a lorry-driver acting suspiciously on the afternoon of the murder .

They challenged a man who was seen acting suspiciously at a horses ' rest home near their RAF base .

South Africa claimed that since it was a party to the dispute the Security Council had acted illegally in depriving it of its right of audience under United Nations Charter , Article 32 .

Injunctions were sought to prevent this , but the judge had some difficulty in finding that the demonstrators were acting illegally .

The Commission is pledged to act independently of national or sectional interests .

If you see someone attempting or actually stealing a vehicle , or see someone acting suspiciously near vehicles -- ring the police immediately .

Surely what counts , from the point of view of the person in authority , is not what the subject thinks but how he acts .

How you act at work gives certain messages to all the people you work with .

The method of preparation of the remedies and how they act is not essential to an understanding of Homoeopathy .

Through such examples , it becomes clear how the habitus acts both to generate the diversity of forms and , in turn , to classify these same diverse fields .

The play 's interest , rather , is centred on how they act : both what they do and what they say , and the gap between the two .

Before describing its role in some specific cellular processes , I shall summarize how InsP 3 is released from the membrane and how it acts to generate calcium signals .

How would he act if he knew that his career was to be made into fiction , to serve as an object lesson , and a name of opprobrium , to the generations that followed him ?

This postulates the distribution of resources according to how individual agents acting prudentially ( under certain conditions of limitation ) would distribute resources for a hypothetical life span .

In that time we have found out how it is produced , how it is metabolized and , now that its receptor has been cloned , we are beginning to understand how it acts to release calcium .

For more evidence that addictions have something in common in the way they act on the brain as a whole , no matter which pathways they stimulate , look at the pictures on this page .

Children should see that from the way I act , not from what I tell them to think " .

Though I agreed with their political views , I could not condone the way they acted and was glad to see them go at last .

He intrigued her , there was something about the way he acted , the way he spoke that made him different from all the other vagrants that she had met .

I say , ` We treat you guys like that because of the way you act .

Call a child stupid often enough , and she will act as if she were stupid , which almost amounts to becoming stupid .

` I do n't know what this is all about , or why you 're acting as if the bogyman is on your heels , but I suppose I 'll have to listen to you . "

We act and will continue to act as if we have free will , whether our actions are determined or not .

We acted as if we owned RCA , that we were RCA , that we had this corporation .

Is Dr Campbell saying that Christ did not really take our sin upon himself but acted as if he did ?

Cranston , however , acted as if she was an old friend , flattered and fussed her .

He had decided to act as if they liked each other ; he did n't know how he affected her and he was n't going to know .

There are important questions in relation to housing policy concerning the extent to which a free market can operate and the extent to which public housing authorities should act as if they were private business concerns .

Each department acts as if it is the purchaser of another department 's production and then ` sells " on materials that it has processed for the next stage of production .

As time passed , however , the Church censors began to act as if the distinction were of no importance .

Nevertheless the third party and his advisers seem to have acted as if such a direction had been given , for a document expressed to be a defence and counterclaim of the third party has been served .

Why not just ignore the decision and act as if it was never made ?

Isaac said , and it was only then that Alan realized that he was acting as if he knew .

He could n't forget he 'd been an Army sergeant , he talked like one and acted as if he was still on a parade ground or something .

By the end , he acted as if he 'd said nothing to me at all earlier about being worried , being followed and everything and he turned the conversation round to me and my future .

But at all times I would prefer them to act as if they have non-speaking parts .

While he was courting her , John was very protective towards mother and son , and acted like a big daddy to them both .

And should everyone act like his mother , society would grind to a halt .

She acted like an old woman sometimes , though she was n't quite -- probably no older than thirty .

He found himself impossibly tongue-tied ; his cheeks coloured and he cursed himself for acting like a teenager .

The obvious isolated pillar of rock is the Trinnacle , its tantalising prongs acting like a magnet for scramblers -- and persuasive photographers !

Penry 's derision acted like a red-hot needle , pricking the fragile balloon of her vanity .

Senna , Mansell , Prost : Gaug 's top three , but do they act like champions ?

The poor saps come round here and act like they 're his equals , and he plays with them .

Only when the libidinal ties are weakened do soldiers act in panic , ignoring their comrades .

Lawyers acting for the Queen are set to try to block Living With The Queen before it goes on sale in the US next month .

Where a person is actually being made the subject of an unlawful attack by another , he is entitled to act in self-defence , and use force to do so .

Tremayne , sensing it also , fussed over her even more than usual and Fiona herself made visible efforts to act normally and as she said ` be sensible " .

He had been hopelessly spoiled as a child and as an adult continued to act as he chose , accepting neither advice nor criticism .

Large holes in pipes were visible , as well as burn marks left when the leaking sodium combusted on contact with air .

Tons of caustic sodium leaked from a plant cooling system in the accident and some of it combusted with the air .

Local trading inspectors said they were testing similar skirts to find out what caused the garment to combust .

When Johnson 's Journey appeared , sensitivities combusted spontaneously in Scotland .

After that you wear paper overalls that get combusted at every stage . " 

The American Medical Association voted to form a union to negotiate for better wages and working conditions but promised never to strike .

Animals that are venomous secrete toxic matter and inject it by biting or stinging or by some other means . 

Almost 20 per cent , the longer-term ` career " users , had injected heroin from the start . 

Moreover , snakes never inject all their venom in a single strike , so that they are always ready to bite their prey or attacker again . 

Professor Edward Hitchcock took cells from an aborted foetus and he injected them inside Mr Davies 's brain . 

For liquids a hypodermic syringe is used to inject the liquid through a rubber cap into a gas syringe heated so as to vaporise the liquid . 

Mr Mackie claimed he had later progressed to heroin and that Murray had again injected the drug to him . 

The best hope is to keep the patient quiet and inject the appropriate anti-venin . 

The Macmillan government applied to join , the Heath government signed the treaty as it was , but at that stage basically the nation states retained the veto process which had been injected by de Gaulle into the original treaty . 

When it is injected into the human body , it disperses throughout the living tissue , until it is removed by normal functions . 

The cooling effect is due to large amounts of material being injected into the stratosphere , preventing the sun 's heat reaching the ground . 

He campaigned vigorously against the use of drugs and injected new life and efficiency into sports administration . 

Virgin 's boss , a millionaire before he was 21 , stressed that the multi-nationals should stop laying people off and inject some risk capital into the country . 

It injected a further DM24,000 million over two years into the eastern economy . 

Injected into the brain in high enough doses , such antibiotics will also stop most of the brain 's RNA or protein synthesis for a period of some hours . 

SPECIAL cement injected into damaged vertebrae is the latest cure for backache . 

The vaccine is administered by aerosol , it 's not injected in , so it 's just a matter of really spraying the vaccine in . 

When diesel is injected in to the engine via the injector at about 2800 p.s.i. there is a shock wave in the pipe , it 's this shock wave or pulse which triggers the timing light . 

It would take him away to a nice , warm mental hospital , where nice men would inject large quantities of Largactil up his bum . 

In intact experimental animals prostacyclin has a vasodepressor effect and this was observed to an equal degree when injected intravenously or intra-arterially ( Armstrong et al , 1978 ) . 

The programme would inject nearly NKr10,000 million primarily into road and rail communications and would be financed by cuts in other areas . 

The Professor 's grey eyes twinkled , and the manuscript was handed back . 

He was smiling at her , his brown eyes twinkling with amusement . 

Her hair looked very red in the bright light from the kitchen , and her ear-rings twinkled each time she moved her head . 

Taczek took oft his spectacles and a gleam twinkled in his face . 

Only five miles away the lights of Goslar twinkled in the gloom . 

I gazed upwards and could see a few stars twinkling in the sky , one seemed much brighter than the others . 

Standing side by side , looking out over the gardens twinkling with lights , Sophie wondered why she felt remote from any romantic interest in her companion . 

His eyes , dark and set deep beneath a firm , unfurrowed brow , were sleek and watchful ; one's first impression that they twinkled with a friendly mirth soon vanished . 

I can see her little gold necklace twinkling like a star round her neck . 

Against the far wall a cocktail cabinet , fashioned to resemble a Louis XV secrétaire , twinkled grandly . 

The lights at the docks twinkled mistily , and some of the larger craft at moorings carried lights , but for the most part the harbour was a broad plain of darkness . 

Once seated the audience would see the theatre ceiling as though it were open to the sky at night ; stars twinkling and a moon shining . 

All summer English cricket has been highly suspicious about how the Pakistanis made the old ball swing about so violently . 

Not really , is it ? " he asked apprehensively as the moon appeared to swing from the side window to the rear . 

They frustrate the interviewer who wants to know specific tangible facts about the past to assess how this information could be utilised in the future . 

The use of Fabian tactics by the French frustrated the English who spent large sums on the war , but to little purpose . 

The objections of his colleagues clearly frustrated him : Children in this area are not used to reading and handling books . 

It 's nice to see a keyboard bashing and mouse jerking game once in a while but this game lacks events and the numerous score board screens really frustrate me . 

` And you do n't know how you frustrate me , " he retorted , tight-lipped , scowling at her . 

It will also frustrate the operators , and discourage them from using it , so that the system falls into disrepute and founders . 

A stickler for realism , he was frustrated by an obstinacy in his models as strong as his own . 

How often have teachers been frustrated by their inability to introduce and implement change in their schools on returning from a course ? 

The individual is frustrated by the formal constraints imposed by formal organisations and creates informal activities . 

` Nurses everywhere are saying that although they remain loyal to the NHS , they are frustrated by not being able to give patients the quality of care they need . 

At 23 years old , Alex Watts has the presence of a man ten years his senior , tempered with a new-found impatience he knows frustrates his family and friends . 

The Australian patrols laid ambushes in the way Mike Calvert had taught them : pinprick harassment frustrated the Japanese until every misfortune was blamed on the guerrillas . 

Their problem is often that there is nothing to explore except a bare concrete cell , and this frustrates them intensely . 

Boswell 's footnote , even if extensive by his standards , frustrates further . 

Many Western companies , frustrated by restrictions on sales to the eastern bloc , are likely to find the Soviet technology sales drive particularly galling . 

Doyle said that he had been ` totally frustrated " by his two years on the board . 

The experimental evidence does not contradict this view , although it does n't support it very strongly either . 

Further evidence contradicting the traditional symmetric rift valley model comes from observations of their morphology and surface structure . 

The findings contradict the view that sewage dumped into the ocean would be so diluted and dispersed that it would be harmless to plants and animals on the seabed . 

The research contradicts computer models predicting a warmer , wetter world as the greenhouse effect develops . 

Mr Kawawa referred to the ` confusion " which would result from people being given information which contradicted what they were being told by their own government through Government and party channels . 

These results contradict our prior expectations about the effects of the NHS reforms on referral patterns . 

The result was disappointing because it so patently contradicted his claim to be a truly national leader . 

Already a study conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital contradicts the Canadian results . 

This study contradicts the ` flocculus hypotheses " , which requires activation of vestibular inputs during motor learning . 

This contradicts the view that home appliances eased the pressure on the mother to toilet train early because these families were less likely to have washing machines . 

The survey appears to contradict motor industry claims that customers still rate high performance as one of the most desirable attributes . 

Earlier data contradicting the flocculus hypothesis were obtained in the ventral paraflocculus . 

New analyses on Antarctic samples , however , have found no detectable iridium imprint above background due to cosmic dust , contradicting the earlier result . 

The Kama report contradicted a government report into the massacre released in late October 1990 which alleged that Palestinians had planned a confrontation [ see p. 37760 ] . 

In a sense this may be thought to contradict what I said in chapter 1 , where the emphasis was on the evident synchroneity of particular deposits , particularly carbonates . 

In many ways this seems to contradict what is known of the culture of the senatorial aristocracy and the Merovingian court in the sixth century . 

The council denies that this Coventry estate is a dumping ground for single parents , a denial which is contradicted by the evidence of the inhabitants . 

Levi-Strauss ' argument that the incest taboo marks the crucial bridge between nature and culture is untenable in the form in which it was originally propounded , since it is contradicted by the ethnographic evidence . 

Again , that this is the case is not contradicted by the fact that , in many spheres , I may have much more in common with first world men than with third world women . 

` You 'll get your ass out of here if you know what 's good for you , " the man snarled menacingly . 

" You might at least have sold them that information , " I snarled . 

` Yn-mes a forth , cothwas ! " the boy snarled , the sound coming from the back of his throat . 

` You said you would get the book , " snarled Francis Dashwood , gripping Farrell by the collar . 

The figure stopped , turned towards , him and snarled something before moving off again at the same queer , shambling gait . 

` The next thing you will be telling me is that the moon is made of green cheese , " Blake snarled . 

Downes almost snarled his reluctant ` Yes " ; and listened , mouth agape with incredulity , as Morse beckoned over to the two detective-constables from the second police car . 

But he controlled himself -- there was a force of mandroids that would have done the controlling , otherwise -- and merely snarled a reply that left the old pirate fuming . 

Athelstan was about to snarl a further retort when the coroner 's words suddenly quickened his own memories . 

Do you have to ? " she snarled at him as he took out a cigarette . 

They snarled at them as if they were criminals and took their papers as if they 'd like to tear them to shreds . 

One of them hurled her on to the bed and snarled for her to shut up . 

It 's where you belong , " he snarled through his teeth , all pretence at humour gone . 

I do n't stop on the say-so of anybody 's bimbo , so just fuck off and find someone else to bug , " he snarled back at me , stubbing out his cigarette and immediately lighting another . 

Joseph snarled back : ` You ca n't believe I have anything to do with this ? " 

You 'll never make any of that crap stick , an " you know it , " the sect thug snarled back defiantly . 

Suddenly he shot out a blunt finger to point straight at Grant and snarled , Kill him ! " 

The bag was bumping against her legs as she turned into Corporation Lane . 

Then the boat seemed to bump against some solid object , making the contents of the kitchen cupboards rattle . 

I stood ready with the boat-hook to make sure we did n't bump against the rocks of the mooring . 

She swayed and bumped against Uncle Philip and he dropped his joviality like a brick and shook his fist balefully at Finn over his head . 

A DOWNS Syndrome sufferer was attacked when he accidentally bumped into a man , a court heard . 

When they ran out of moonlight , he had a bat 's sixth sense in the darkness , a quality not shared by Sam who bumped into him repeatedly , nor by Rose who bumped into Sam . 

If this was not so we would forever be bumping into things ; it would be impossible to pass through a doorway without banging into the doorpost or to cross a room without tripping over the furniture . 

The door bumped against whoever it was who 'd begun to open it . 

I do n't count all the deer I 've bumped into since it 's taken for granted you 'll see a few of the elegant beasts galloping away over the heather no matter which hill you 're on . 

Pullen 's unit moved ahead to counterattack , flanking the insurgents so they could n't escape .

Jets from the government 's air force counterattacked , bombing the rebel stronghold at the ancient Bala Hissar fort south of Kabul .

Late Tuesday , rebels counterattacked , and their leaders said they were moving into the city once again .

Zedan , pointing to the sky , said whether government troops counterattack again depended on coalition airstrikes .

The government 's strategy has been to advance during the day and pull back at night , when the rebels counterattack .

But it was not so long ago that many leading Tories faulted it for being mismanaged , diffused , uncertain , failing to set the agenda ; in a word , bad . 

We did n't give up tonight and kept plugging away and I ca n't fault the players for effort . " 

YOU can not fault Gerald Ronson for the professionalism of his approach to his liquidity crisis . 

` I could not fault the way in which the port authority conducted their responsibilities . 

The defending solicitor tried to fault her on identification but she described the car as having a metallic paint job , wide wheels and a number of triangular stickers in the rear window ; she also thought that she could remember a couple of fluffy dice hanging from the rear-view mirror , and she gave the first three letters of the registration number . 

It is the text , however , where I fear I must fault the guide at times . 

But her colleagues and superiors could not fault her dedication to the job , speaking highly of her nursing ability . 

His facts ( although not always his glosses ) can not usually be faulted , and he was ideally placed to give the definitive account of events after Edward 's death . 

The arithmetic can not be faulted -- and may well be judged too clever by half . 

Though the findings of modern geology relating to the origins of islands in the archipelago were not available to Wallace , his observations on the wildlife of Sulawesi can hardly be faulted . 

Cohen-Solal 's identification of three strategies , expertise , orthodoxy and prestige , enabling these three prominent communists to carve out a particular niche for themselves within the party structure , can not be faulted . 

If one wanted to meet someone in London who is in fact elsewhere and had to spend a morning travelling which one could pleasantly have spent in bed , then the desire to travel can be faulted . 

We are of the view that the judge 's approach to the aspect of the case concerned with the Code can not be faulted . 

Service rating : No firm commitment , but the Taff teacher 's husband ca n't be faulted for attitude . 

Neither judge could be faulted for acting as he did , Lord Lane added . 

Hooper , chosen ahead of David James because of his experience , could not be faulted for either of the Russians ' goals and desperately wants a chance to make the Anfield number one shirt his own . 

Although as a general he may be faulted , in diplomatic skill and political understanding he towered head and shoulders above his Middle Eastern rivals , Muslim and Christian alike . 

It could not be faulted in respect of how clean and tidy she kept it . 

In the judgment delivered on 7th May the court found that Section 79 had been correctly interpreted by the Law Society and that the Assistant Director 's decision could not be faulted in terms of rationality or fairness . 

The judge can not be faulted either on the course he took or on the decision he reached on the material before him . 

` Certainly , I can not fault the Caroline Hastings Public Relations machine , " Roman agreed silkily . 

Did she fault the landlords or tenants for shoddiness and dirt ? 

No one can fault the absolute loyalty that Willie gave to Ted and then Margaret . 

The crowd were fabulous and you could not fault any of the players . 

Few could fault them if this time round their ` big exam day " nerves were compounded by the raging controversy surrounding the new transfer test . 

She was selfless and I can not fault the way she dealt with me -- not the easiest of her five children . 

He could not fault the appearance of the almost-finished uniform , and he understood nothing of the tailor 's craft . 

He chose a five percent discount rate table and in my opinion nobody could fault such a choice . 

I could n't fault the descriptions , although I did find it a little irritating to be several paragraphs into each section before the actual route of ascent was revealed . 

You can not fault the performances of the two main characters . 

The North Region PGA brought an event to the Darlington municipal course for the first time and tournament controller Les Massey said : ` We ca n't fault this place . 

I said that I could n't fault their prices , but asked what would happen if I did n't pay . 

We do n't like each other , but you ca n't fault my sense of hospitality . 

It 's not something on which one could fault the Victorians , for instance . " 

Tread on one of these others and a jet of water squirts up your leg . 

They were very ripe and the juice had squirted on to his shirt-front like bloodstains . 

Directly in front of the heeled-up dinghies , Pascoe ducked and lost his footing ; he sat down hard , the breath squirting from his lungs , and fired a shot without knowing it had happened . 

A HP engineer accidentally touched a plastic ink-filled tube with a soldering iron , and a jet of ink squirted out of the tube onto a wall . 

As well as offering 21 standard items , the company makes specialist pastas for customers and has more than 500 specialist lines . 

In robotics , for instance a number of British companies have begun to develop and make robots , so creating jobs directly . 

They may call you for product details or information about the company which makes the product . 

For example , an Haft Bolah Belouch is a Belouch rug made by the Haft Bolah sub-tribe ; a Ravar Kerman is a Kerman rug made in the nearby village of Ravar . 

Be-1 , Pao and S-Cargo , made in small volumes and sold in Japan at premiums over the Micra model on which they are based , may not be to everyone 's taste . 

Both dogs were straining at their chains , Rosie trampling her five pups and drooling at the mouth , Lady pawing the air with her front feet in a begging gesture . 

They stayed still , listening , and they could hear the Gruncher pawing the ground at the base of the tree with his giant hooves and snorting with greed . 

Ahead of them , a woman of about sixty in a blue tracksuit pawed the ground in the jogger 's equivalent of neutral . 

Then they pawed the ground like a circus pony , held their arms above their heads and twirled round like a gyroscope , and finally did a bumps-a-daisy only from the front instead of the back . 

You want to do the things other girls do , like making yourself cheap , going to discos , letting those louts paw you ? 

Halfway up the drive , Wayne started pawing his belly and rolling the whites of his eyes . 

He was seen with a pretty young woman , was able to paw her a little without having the effort or commitment of doing more and had also enjoyed himself complaining about his wife . 

He was pawing the sand and throwing it about with his antlers . 

He replayed several times a shot of Tammuz pawing at his face , messing with his hair ; anxious gestures . 

Marx pawed at his jacket , rubbing the ash in rather than dusting it off . 

One of the children pawed at my lap , as if returning my attention to the lady on the velvet throne . 

Her hair was black as jet , falling beyond her shoulders , straight and heavy , blue lights glittering along its length . 

He moved closer , reaching out to turn her face towards him so that the light glittered on the tell-tale mist on her cheeks . 

The light of the risen sun was glittering now on the tall glazed windows of the central part and glowing like honey on the yellow walls . 

It was intensely moving : all the more so in Zurich as the back wall of the theatre was lowered to reveal the morning sun glittering on the lake . 

The sun that glitters on the city streets captivates , just like gold . 

The sun was glittering remorselessly on rows of white yacht masts at the quayside . 

The man took a step towards him , and Connor saw his hands were shaking ; candlelight glittered on the shivering blade . 

Sunlight glittered on the snow at the peaks and on the tiny white houses below . 

Sunlight glittered on the water and the colours … the colours were not bright , but the light shattered in reflection , was brilliant . 

Sunlight glittered across the water as though that too tingled with golden fire . 

Researching your subject to discover what other researchers have found before you .

Those airlines with an independent safety branch conduct their own research into safety problems or commission universities or specialist organisations , both private and governmental , to research particular aspects of safety in the air .

I am presently researching new and rewarding ways of proving day services to people who are Asian with learning difficulties .

` Through our Ecocollection , we are researching alternative ways of doing business , with environmental , social and cultural criteria as primary concerns .

When I was researching this subject , the opening exchange of conversations was so invariable that I learnt to recite it at once to save time .

This could arise , for example , in researching into the voting behaviour of , say , white-collar workers , or the differential rates of absenteeism among workers within a particular plant .

Ten years ago when I began researching into the role of women in trade unions , it would have been quite surprising to find such a subject included in a sociological textbook .

Marcel Berlins writes : ` I 'm pleased to see that the Bar has set up a committee to monitor and research into sex discrimination in the profession . "

Alternatively , the proposition could be researched in a non-experimental way .

Unsuitability might mean that these universities are researching in areas not covered by the mainstream journals , but inspection of the thesis titles does not support this .

John Sharp ( representing Management Science ) has researched in the area of management information systems and brings statistical expertise to the project .

He moved to Birmingham for his early clinical experience and to research on aspects of hypertension in diabetes which formed his MD thesis .

` I 'm researching for a book , " he white-lied , ` I wonder if you could help me ? "

Graham Oakes is researching for a biography of the baritone Sir Charles Santley .

This area has also been researched by Matina Horner in the United States of America .

Problems faced by part-time women shop stewards were researched by this same group of men .

The new plant is being researched by a consortium of British Coal , the PowerGen electricity generating company , and the GEC Alsthom engineering company .

Douglas , researching how sex-role attitudes affect therapy , calls on Bakan 's and Reason and Rown 's anti-objectivist methodological programmes .

During development , Microsoft put a lot of effort into researching how people actually use their spreadsheets , and concentrated on making the common tasks easier .

Rather than taking as gospel what the manufacturers tell us , SD-Scicon is busy researching what levels of system security users actually want so that CEC can make recommendations .

There seems to be no technical problem in taking the switchboard away from reception and Tony Frost is researching where else it could be sited .

So , in September 1989 , Helen found herself working part time and researching what gaps there were in the childcare market .

Here is a list of 19 helpful behaviours that have been carefully researched .

Each holiday will be carefully researched and put together in conjunction with a reputable tour operator .

This is a relatively short broadcast time , but programmes are carefully researched and prepared by volunteers from the neighbourhood .

Before our trip to Mexico I carefully researched all the available material on the Yellow Sword .

Jack Bruce had thoroughly researched the markings and colour scheme of Sugar , in which he received assistance from several sources , including Harry Holmes , then Market Information Officer of Hawker Siddeley Aviation Ltd , Manchester .

The Sensiq skincare range has been extensively researched and screened , and most common allergens and irritants have been omitted .

These areas are unevenly researched and documented and for some topics material is very thin indeed .

Cadets from Forres , Lossiemouth and Aberdeen Airport decided to research the accident and erect a cairn and plaque commemorating the crash exactly 50 years to the day after the accident .

I certainly never agreed to be treated like an under-housemaid of the eighteen nineties . "

Your name was put forward and I 'd be delighted if you would agree to be co-opted .

I agreed to get photos of the fuel rods for the Union in Washington .

The Government have belatedly agreed to do just that , and are currently in a consultation period on the matter .

As concern grew about this situation , particularly in the heartland of Soweto , parents came together in community groups with students and progressive teachers , and agreed upon an organized return to classes .

They agreed to grant observer status to Poland and established a business council .

Three years ago a group of have-nots , led by Mexico , blocked agreement on stiffer NPT rules for trade in nuclear materials because the nuclear powers would not agree to ban tests .

The three brothers had agreed to meet at the beginning of October , at Metz , where their father was buried .

And they will be bombing Dublin , and once that starts Dublin will be more anxious to agree with us to have internment in both Northern Ireland and the Republic .

Proceedings were halted after the forum 's interim executive committee chaired by Seraphin Rwamba failed to agree with the President on the live radio coverage of deliberations , which Compaore opposed .

NEC is telling the Japanese press it could n't agree with SGI on either price or technical issues .

But as she reached him the vision shimmered and disappeared and she was alone , stumbling as she tried to find her way through the shadows of a forest , mist cloaking the branches of the trees . 

When they turned off the main road Uncle George had to drive at little more than walking pace , for he could n't see where the lane ended and the ditches at the sides began , for snow cloaked everything . 

The video sculpture is unquestionably here , where the TV set is invisible , cloaked by the light of its images . 

An advantage to night city scenes is that darkness cloaks these elements which give a location its regional quality . 

A black mantle of pre-dawn darkness still cloaked the jungle and the rubber plantation villages when the Annamese cai who assisted the French plantation director and his European staff began sounding clamorous gongs outside the barrack huts . 

King Ludwig of Bavaria and Idi Amin are two examples ; President Macias Nguema of Equatorial Guinea became so obsessed with imaginary enemies in the 1970s that he butchered more than 10 per cent of his country 's population , including almost everyone identified as an intellectual . 

Fleeing the slaughter , he hid himself in Hamilton Kirk where : ` A number of other fugitives following him into the church were pursued by the dragoons , who , regardless of their cries for mercy , butchered them in the sacred place . " 

One of the crew pulled out a Colt .45 and shot the beast through the head to put it out of its misery and a group of local Indians gleefully pulled out their knives and instantly began butchering the stallion for its meat . 

Scientists believe remains dug up in a Siberian forest could be those of the last Russian Tsar and his family who were butchered by rebel guards after the 1917 communist revolution . 

Millions of men had been butchered during the first World War , and in post-war years , the ratio of births , as I understand it , was four to one in favour of baby girls . 

At least 300 Muslims were butchered in this way ; an equal number of Christians probably met the same fate . 

I suppose he hopes the pathologist who butchers her will find skin tissue under her nails . 

Some were dragged out of their cars and butchered by angry crowds in the street . 

In this situation you have to forget the textbook method of standing still and pivoting on one foot while the horse trots a beautiful circle around you : Skipper walked and later trotted a big circle and I walked a smaller one . 

They trotted west straight into the broad golden glare of the sun and came among the scattered settlements of the Rannoch people . 

The business traveller has been trotting the globe for centuries ; before the nineteenth century most travel was for business purposes . 

` You 'll have to wait while I nip to the loo , " said the grinning Baker , trotting the other way . 

He lurched at every step and emitted squeaks of either joy or horror -- it was impossible to tell-- when the pony trotted a couple of paces to catch up with its companions . 

The riders then trot the four and a half miles to the start , a sandstone post one mile north of the old Kiplingcotes railway station . 

The goat suddenly trotted eagerly forward and Mrs Hollidaye had to run to keep hold of the leather strap . 

The landlord 's dumpy wife began trotting about , finding a scrubbing brush and a length of rag for a towel , pausing only to say sharply : ` Get thee out then ! 

Obediently the child trotted across to her with the sardine tin . 

Caroline had no choice but to trot alongside as he strode towards an arched doorway . 

Instead the Red Lancers , many of whom were Belgians , trotted eastwards in search of a ford . 

He just trotted northwards , thinking to fire some more rifle shots from the farm by the ford . 

Did he really expect her to trot right on after him -- like an obedient dog or something ? 

Now Jacqueline , trotting about the shop telling herself some endless and only vaguely comprehensible story , knocked down a pile of brightly coloured buckets . 

A hundred yards ahead a long line of men trotted slowly across the scarred earth towards some shattered trees and broken walls . 

It draws strength from the ghost riders that trot alongside Bill Munny , evoking spectres by Eastwood 's dedication of the film to Sergio and Don and by his use of stalwart players . 

Tail aloft and wagging in the early autumn sunshine , the dog trotted from the car park , quite unharmed . 

Stumpy tail wagging , the wire-haired terrier trotted from force of ingrained habit to the back door where his lead hung on a hook . 

Dean Fosbury trotted from side to side to take kicks from alternate flags , eventually finding reward when Mickey Street was able to force the ball home . 

They trotted in tandem around the floor , high-stepping to the whim of a muscular young man who held the reins behind them . 

` Hope you had a good time , " said Chris Robinson before trotting energetically off the stage . 

It was very painstaking , eye-straining work , with all the extra plotting and without the alleviation of trotting outside each hour to scan the horizon and study the sky . 

Already the mare was trotting past the yurt , heading for the plain beyond the trees . 

He relaxed his roly-poly figure in the cart and let his piebald pony , who knew the way home as well as he did , trot ahead through the darkness of the berry-lined road . 

A dog , some kind of uneasy black and white mixture between collie and labrador , trotted happily towards me . 

They helped Gurder up and trotted under the rows of seats with him between them . 

Trotting after her , Frankie automatically rubbed his hand on his trousers before daring to reach for the gloved hand she offered . 

A little boy wearing a balaclava cap too large for him came trotting out of the house . 

A two-in-hand waiting opposite , which Lefevre had assumed to be plying for hire , trotted sedately up to the stage door . 

He trots around doing menial jobs under the eye of the warder , but in fact is a guerrilla leader who is merely pretending to be mad . 

He trotted along the path to the footbridge , crossed it and raced out onto Water Meadow . 

Outside it had turned dark and rather cold as Ranulf trotted along , following the curtain wall to the porter 's lodge near the gate . 

She got into the coach , the steps were folded up , and in a moment the horses were trotting around the house towards the main drive . 

Laverne trots back and forth like a dog that wo n't give up , outside an entrance the size of a tea-cup . 

Bodie was waiting for her as she trotted down the steps from the Centre , bag slung over one shoulder , slim body dressed in a bright blouse and pleated skirt . 

In the hall he gave the dog a command which saw Azor trot off somewhere , and then Ven was striding towards the drawing-room door . 

` We 'd better trot on , " she said , ` or we 'll be late for breakfast . " 

Half of them were old , bald men who nearly lost their elastic-waisted pants as they trotted round corners , puffing and blowing . 

Soldiers present in the guard-room which it frequents describe it as a black spaniel who would enter the room when candles were lit and disappear at daybreak , trotting up the hallway . 

The waitress trotting along beside her had seemed unsettled by the other man 's eyes . 

She trotted along to the kitchen , but when she reached it , she stopped and listened carefully before opening the door . 

Now he stepped into the street , head down , and began to trot quickly back towards his house , about half a mile away . 

I bought myself three copies of music and Malc and I trotted off to Chapeltown Working Men 's Club where a local agent , Ernest ` Honest " Johns , held weekly auditions . 

He stretched and got up , then trotted over to his water dish and slurped up a great guzzling mouthful . 

In a far corner I saw four of Sid 's white horses trotting round in a circle , their riders in ordinary shirts and breeches . 

` Well I reckon I shall have to start some time , " Yanto grinned , as he trotted up alongside him . 

Miss Honey was walking slowly so that the small child could keep up with her without trotting too fast , and it was very peaceful out there on the narrow road now that the village was behind them . 

The sound of their voices broke the nervous spell and both men dug in their heels to make their horses trot . 

It was a mild night with clouds drifting across the sky and occasionally obscuring the new moon .

At one moment the Banks of Knamber were bathed in pale light , at the next a gush of cloud had obscured the spotty yellow orb of the moon .

The moon was not yet up and a high , thin bank of cloud obscured all but a few stars .

The weather was changing : blue-black clouds were building in the south-east and , as Wycliffe arrived at the back of the Garlands ' shop , they obscured the sun .

Her shoulder-length hair obscured her face , though Alice moved position to try and see more than a slab of cheek .

On some days the smoke is so thick here that it obscures the sun .

Clouds of soot and oily particles obscured the sun and led to downpours of " black rain " in northern Saudi Arabia and Kuwait .

She began to pray to God herself , seeing God quite clearly , as she always did when she said prayers , a robed , long-haired , bearded figure , partly obscured by clouds .

Later , more houses were built obscuring the building from the street and the position of the office block prevented passers-by from seeing inside .

The opposition was led by a retired Admiral who complained that the tower would obscure the view from his house .

It 's my guess that the statuette was then replaced , and was obscured from his line of vision by the banner this morning . "

But she could not make out his face , obscured from her by shadow and the oblique angle at which he had set his seat .

What had startled him was that she had a sister , Sandra Riverton , who had worked for INCUBUS in Suffolk . 

It startled her that he should know this much when she had tried so hard to be circumspect in making her enquiries . 

What had startled the dogs whose frenzied barking had disturbed the sheep ? 

We climbed as near to the base of the cliff as possible , and startled an Arctic fox which trotted off unhurriedly . 

There the presence of the past startled her , not altogether pleasantly . 

The girl 's voice in her ear startled her ; it was so clear and so close . 

I had been reaching up to put packets and tins into one of the wall cupboards , but this startled me into turning . 

Constance was startled by Miss Hatherby 's appearance when she arrived at the Hall . 

This way the badgers are never startled by the sound of my movements 

However , he was somewhat startled by the sober determination with which she spoke of leaving home . 

She was jumpy and had at one point been startled by her own shadow . 

A grey squirrel , spry after its winter sleep , startled Ben by scampering across his path . 

The voice startled her out of her reverie and she turned to see Candy in the doorway , her pert features anxious . 

Startled by his sudden , critical observation , she made a small gesture of dismissal . 

She insisted that hospitalization was necessary and threatened to commit him to a private mental hospital unless the university hospital took him as an in-patient .

He even off-loaded tens of thousands of pounds worth of stock on to a client committed to a mental asylum ( for which he was sacked ) .

She coldly snubbed the Duke and Duchess of Windsor for years , and it was revealed recently that she failed to visit two cousins who had been committed to mental institutions .

One of the accused , Nicolae Giosan , a former Parliamentary Speaker , died in prison on July 30 , 1990 , and two others , Constantin Dalescu and Georghe Radulescu , were committed to mental hospitals .

Even more controversially , the APA wants changes in how violent offenders , who have been acquitted in court but committed to mental institutions , are assessed .

Some parents have even had the anguish of having to commit a child to a mental hospital for its own safety .

Psychiatrists diagnosed Hinckley as suffering from a ` schizotypal personality disorder " , also known as ambulatory or borderline schizophrenia ( Hinckley was subsequently committed to a mental hospital . )

He was committed to a private asylum in Leicester , where he remained until his death in 1799 .

Delays before trial can therefore affect the result , for a defendant who is committed to hospital and recovers there would usually be released back into the community fairly swiftly .

Let us assume that a cat stalks a duck until it gets within striking distance . 

I was soaked from lying in manky bog-like horrids , stalking some half-witted bird around lava lagoons , and John asked if I want tea . 

The Trunchbull started advancing slow and soft-footed upon Rupert in the manner of a tigress stalking a small deer . 

The rapist is thought to have stalked the girl to find out her routine . 

He would be patient , stalk her carefully right up to the bedroom door . 

While , behind her , on silent feet , a dark man with hooded eyes stalked her . 

But Ranulf was here and while Corbett bathed and changed his clothing , he wondered how Ranulf could protect him from the secret assassins now stalking him . 

Either group could stalk the adventurers during the journey to Castle Drachenfels . 

Often we 'd stalk a herd for days on end , and all that time we 'd never even catch a glimpse . 

Warriors still hunt the jaguar in ritualised fashion ; they must stalk it for three days and it may only be killed with a wooden spear . 

I suspect that , if he imagines a dark grizzly bear trying to stalk seals over the snow , the Bishop will immediately see the answer to his problem . 

You never knew these days when a casual remark was going to provide the justification for someone stalking you with an automatic rifle . 

In the heart of the African rain forest a chameleon crouches on a branch , stalking an insect . 

It crept stealthily towards him over the mud , advancing , retreating , advancing again like a living creature stalking its prey . 

Since early September the 23-year-old multi-millionaire had been stalked by a mystery woman threatening to kill the man she once idolised . 

They were stalked by gunman John Clarke at a fundraising event for Alder Hey Children 's Hospital at which Russell Grant appeared as the celebrity guest . 

Or could she have been stalked and then attacked by some psychopathic killer ? 

` Talking of poachers , what did you find out about the ones who were stalking Mills just before he was murdered ? " 

The devil-man opened his eyes and shielded them against the brightness of the sky .

Welford said : ` He grabbed me by the lapels and cuffed me across the face , but I shielded myself from the rest of his blows . "

As a result , an alumina implant can shield the surrounding bone from the stresses generated by normal activity , and the bone loses the stimulation which is necessary for it to remain healthy .

But the government shielded consumers from the worst excesses of inflation by reducing the community charge burden , and businesses kept their price rises down to one of the lowest levels for 24 years .

He waited , watching John 's hands shielding the spark from the tinder , and the moment he finished , he turned to descend at his back .

The resemblance could be particularly close if breeders were installing some trait that allowed the crop to thrive in a new habitat , or one that shielded it from parasites or diseases .

With theatrical exaggeration he shielded his eyes from the bright lights and searched the audience for a suitable victim , and they all laughed at his cheek .

We followed it , passed a massive Iron Age earthwork called Abbotsbury Castle , and gradually entered an isolated valley shielded from the sea by the massive bulk of Wears Hill .

The buoy shielded her from the view of the guards , and she used that advantage to get her breath back .

They grew carrots , onions and tomatoes : the palms shielded plants from the sun , and wells provided a ready supply for watering by hand .

We began to treat him like a strange alien person who need to be over-protected , who needed to be shielded from outsiders and the press .

Some she placed by hand at the bases of the silver towers ; others , with instructions to seek out metal structures in locations shielded from radio interference , she launched into the air .

Miriam had to shield the candle-flame with her hand as it fluttered wildly .

Before the first shots rang out , Adam had turned the shallow bend and was shielded by the safety of the trees .

The rocks she sat behind shielded her from the lodge and the staff-cabins .

If someone is shielding her then she 'll probably have a bed for the night . "

A thick hedge shielded her from the field which swept down towards the foot of the embankment .

Hence , the investor is partially shielded from the full force of any general market decline .

Léonie hunched on the bedside chair and lapped up comics , while Thérèse dozed . 

Zambia hunched miserably on a plump floor-cushion , awaiting execution of hir sentence . 

I saw him frown , and the tense set of his shoulders as he hunched over the board considering his move . 

Goggled officials hunched over consoles around tiers of cantilevered wrought-iron galleries , listening to data , whispering orders . 

After the soldiers of former dictator Idi Amin fled the barracks of the district capital Moroto in 1979 , they left the Karimojong with a wide range of automatic weapons . 

He wrenched off his headset and fled the spotlit stage , pushing past the girl , hiding his red face in the dark . 

The prisoners -- who killed a guard while fleeing a Paris jail -- hijacked the McGregor 's car . 

TWO BOSNIAN families who fled detention camps and now live in Chelmsford have been assured that their applications for asylum are unlikely to be refused . 

It is people of this class who are now fleeing Hong Kong in droves . 

The Foreign Minister , Abdul Wakil , said the President was stripped of his powers after he tried to flee the country earlier in the day . 

On the final day of the war thousands of disorganized Iraqi troops attempted to flee north through Basra but were unable to find a means to cross the Shatt-al-Arab waterway as all bridges had been destroyed by allied aircraft . 

He said new businesses were fleeing Belarus to other countries because of its taxes of 22 per cent on profits and 28 per cent VAT . 

In early September he had won a promise from India that anti-Bhutan activity would not be allowed by ethnic Nepalese who had fled Bhutan to West Bengal and Assam . 

More than 35,000 had fled Haiti since the coup but only 9,000 had been admitted to the USA to have their cases further examined . 

PRESIDENT Najibullah of Afghanistan is rumoured to have gone into hiding or fled the capital , Kabul . 

The man had eaten a wolf before he died , all other animals having fled the winter . 

The plate-glass of shop windows was buckled and smashed and parked cars were battered as the assault continued and people fled blindly in panic . 

The Hungarian king was killed in the battle , and Hunyadi fled back into Hungary with the remnant of his army . 

From South Africa he fled first to Mauritius , with the help of a radical newspaper that was keen to print his story . 

His former boss , Alexander Schalck-Golodkowski , who fled abroad last week after he came under investigation for fraud , gave himself up yesterday in West Berlin , police said . 

CROAT and government forces slugged it out for parts of central and southwestern Bosnia yesterday , sending waves of bedraggled Muslim refugees fleeing eastward . 

Montrose was defeated at the Battle of Carbisdale , on the Kyle of Sutherland , and fled westwards to Assynt . 

Thousands of Indian peasants fled across the border to Mexico . 

Others fled among the riverside willows , and then circled around the soldiers ' rear . 

He turns , but the girl has managed to flee by the fire escape as Lepine makes his way to the bookstore . 

John of Brittany and much of the garrison fled by ship , but Turberville was captured along with a dozen other knights . 

It proved technically difficult to test whether these cells fled from acid conditions because they died when exposed to too great a gradient , although they could move about well in extremely acid conditions . 

He and a friend had fled from Vienna over the border into Czechoslovakia . 

His attention settled on the ducks on the lake but whenever he got near they fled in panic to the shore and sheltered under bushes and trees where he could not reach them . 

As he moved to start dousing the flames , Ashley fled into the small whitewashed bedroom on the other side of the hall . 

The party 's leaders fled into exile in China , while the leaders of the mutiny entered into discussions with the government . 

The children played hide-and-seek and catch until dark , when they fled past her . 

Peach 's shrill scream of terror cut through his thoughts as she fled past him into the hall . 

And neither of the other ships changed position as we fled past them towards deep space . 

The injured man was supported by his colleague as they got out and fled through a security gate . 

Kokoschka fled to Britain from Prague in 1938 and Count Seilern from Vienna in 1939 . 

And so great was the uproar and confusion , that few there were who took arms , but instead thereof they turned their backs and fled toward the sea . 

He fled via Linlithgow to Dunbar and ignominiously took a rowing back to the English border at Berwick . 

When Sussex gentlemen and townsmen began to question the practices of the church , they found new allies in the Flemings and Frenchmen who fled for asylum in the 1540s from persecution by Catholic monarchs abroad . 

If charged by a powerful enemy they can turn and flee away , hopefully regrouping for a later return . 

If the barracuda charges , the herring flee away on every side , creating a clear tunnel through the shoal . 

Despite being hit over the head , he clung to the gun and the raiders fled empty-handed . 

It would appear that the parasites have fled underground -- their traditional defence . 

The players were cases were barely unpacked when the team was forced to flee south on a private jet to the safety of Sri Lanka while mobs of Sikhs and Hindus fought raging battles in the Indian capital . 

She fled home on the underground , scolding herself for being such a coward , it could all be over now if she 'd been sensible . 

None was forthcoming , and the rebels fled south , escaping into exile in France .

But it remains to be seen whether that will prove a significant omission .

In 1913 Studd and his daughter Edith 's young fiancé Alfred Buxton , a descendant of the emancipator Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton [ q.v. ] , bicycled across East Africa to a populous region untouched by Christianity . 

When he was a director of Sotheby 's he would bicycle into work each day . 

When he had leisure he went bicycling to Lincolnshire village churches . 

Laura grinned as she recalled her early teens when she and Liz , together with their school-friend Julie , had spent the holidays climbing trees , swimming , and bicycling around the beautiful Devonshire countryside . 

For two summer holidays my parents took a Prep school outside Westerham and from here we bicycled over half of Kent with our Father or played on the small school fields or swam in the local swimming bath . 

` Well , I bicycled round Siena with a gun in the basket on my handlebars , underneath my exercise books and Petrarch 's sonnets . 

They were soon joined by Duncan Curr , member of Dublin Street Baptist Church and Chairman of Christian Aid/CEEC , who had bicycled in from Juniper Green - and eventually , ny me . 

Ramsey bicycled over to Wordsworth Grove to see if there were any letters . 

The postman usually bicycled up around mid-morning , a time when everyone in the house was busy or pretending to be . 

When he married he rented a rambling red-brick Georgian house two miles away and bicycled to work at the forge most days . 

Possibly he also washed his face , she did not know , never having asked him . 

He had evidently finished feeding and was washing his face with his front paws . 

She washed her face and went wearily back to look out for him , but she was losing hope . 

It leaves hair in fabulous condition , with no perm odour and you can even wash your hair the same day , without affecting curl formation . 

Dot did n't tell her that at school they already had hot and cold water and she could wash her hands and face at any time . 

Alice cooked herself eggs , drank tea , and washed herself in cold water , standing in the bath . 

The probability is that the murderer washed himself in the kitchen . " 

I ran up to the guest room , stripped naked and washed myself with a wet rag . 

A delicate oriental nurse washed my feet with antiseptic and chatted while the locally injected anaesthetic took effect . 

I must wash myself with warm water and soap ; find a sharp scissors and put it in boiling water for fifteen minutes ; get clean sheets to lie on ; sip liquids ; and relax . 

When she was finished there she hurried back to the kitchen where she washed herself at the sink . 

She was soon back with a trolley and all the necessary requisites , and between them they washed the woman from top to toe , and dressed her in a white hospital gown . 

You used to go out in the in the wash-house and wash yourselves , under the cold water tap . 

She washed herself and put on a bathrobe , then poured herself a glass of cold milk in the kitchen . 

The bath in which Nilsen washed his victims is gone ; there is now only a shower-room . 

Some simply washed in the pool of water meant for each eagle , dipping their heads and wings in and letting the water run down their backs . 

This man allowed him to wash , and sleep for forty-eight hours , and gave him a cast-off , vintage suit , but then turned him out . 

There must be enough time and space for each child to wash properly . 

She washed quickly and brushed her teeth , then returned to Nathan 's cabin . 

He washed thoroughly , standing under his shower while the hot water poured over him . 

Those who are critical of governments creating political-business cycles are critical of state intervention in the economy at the same time as they are full of praise for the beneficial effects of free-market progress .

It has since grown to include dealing in all the major currencies , and become particularly important when oil price rises created huge world surpluses and deficits .

One therefore hopes that an understanding of how black holes create particles will lead to a similar understanding of how the big bang created everything in the universe .

Hong Kong Telecom was created by the merger of the colony 's domestic telephone operator , the Hong Telephone Company , with its international carrier , Cable & Wireless Hong Kong , in January last year .

THE cotton wool was created by woolly aphids and the rot by brown rot .

The puppets and stories are created by Martin Bridle and his wife , Su Eaton .

Permanent anxiety is created by the repeated infliction of pain and not by one incident alone .

Maintenance of data is important in software in which data is created by pupils , for example in some mathematical or economics programs , in viewdata software or in databases .

Adam and Eve were created by God for a glorious destiny with him .

However , the danger is that in a newly created , lightly regulated , competitive environment it will become increasingly difficult to justify the mixed menu currently available .

When the Scots dropped out , Frost moved with the committee to Derby House in 1647-8 , and after the establishment of the Commonwealth in 1649 he became secretary to the newly created council of state .

He asked Ashton , who was an old friend and had just created Illuminations for the company , to suggest who would be most suitable .

Nobody could deny that deliberately creating a great depression was a pretty huge concept .

The manager has the privilege to create new users who , in turn , may then create other new users , building up families with parents and descendants .

At the same time , however , modernization created new cultural forms , such as cinema and radio , which could constitute new allegories that themselves had radical possibilities for the populace .

They started to use the fast wheel , which enabled them to create new and far more refined shapes with thinner walls .

He likes to swing his long arm near a person 's ear , then create a friction with a thumb and forefinger to produce a cricket effect in the ear .

God created us for His own purposes , gave us free will to decide between good and evil , but retained unto Himself the ultimate decisions about the creation of life .

DesignaKnit can create stitch patterns from PCX files with up to 16 colours or shades of grey .

Alternatively , you can use the form designer to create your own form from scratch .

` Yet , " the General remarked , ` you created a debilitating weapon from parasite junk . "

The tax and succession laws make it virtually impossible for landlords to create smallholdings on their estates , and the Land Tenure Acts ( designed to protect tenants ) have dried up new tenancies .

It is the John Neilson Institution , built 1849--52 by architect Charles Wilson , who was capable of creating urban set-pieces on an almost megalomaniac scale .

The loss of just a handful of Democratic seats could create an effective Republican majority on specific issues , and could even put that chamber under Republican control .

These differences can be provided for if the teacher creates a classroom environment rich in supplementary books , tapes , cassettes , and so on .

Coun Richmond believes the authority squandered the opportunity to create a shops development in part of the town centre which could be hit by the new Cornmill shopping complex .

The dolphins create their sounds in the larynx or in the passages leading to their blowhole .

Now she and Philip create designer jewellery in their spare time that they sell through galleries and museums in Britain and America .

These , or a hundred other weaknesses or incompatibilities in computer systems , create information bottlenecks at crucial times .

Spend a day creating beautiful displays at our one-day workshop .

It was the wrong occasion : the amateur just ` likes flags and razzamatazz " but the professional creates the atmosphere to suit the occasion .

The new bodies created to provide services in the former GLC and metropolitan county areas include numerous joint boards of councillors or QUELGOs ( quasi-elected local government organizations ) .

IBM Corp in France has created a Unix systems division to try and fulfil its aim of becoming market leader by 1994 and , in particular , to focus on high-margin software and services .

The EC announced that it was allocating US$12,000,000 towards creating employment opportunities in Vietnam to encourage the return of the boat people .

The humidity created by grouping together in the bath will keep them moist for quite a while .

Developers , before any planning application is made , sometimes create bad relationships With the local planning authority by clearing sites , ignoring tree preservation orders and demolishing listed buildings .

All town and city planners aim to create a friendly environment by providing plants and trees .

In Brazil , president Vargas started creating SOEs during the 1930s .

I suggest keeping crabs in a species only set-up , with a chemical buffer to create alkaline conditions .

New drapes will enhance the acoustics and create a more intimate atmosphere .

In fact when God created this world he is described as working ( Gen. 2:13 ) , and frequently the world is said to be the work of his hands .

We are all created in God 's image , but because of the Fall that image is twisted .

Two years later , with Tony Brignull , he and Le Bas created their own agency before selling out to Doyle Dane Bernbach in 1983 .

It was as if they were all specially created to be viewed from there . 

Now it 's a city of six million people , with a mass of industry created to employ them . 

We were built as gene machines , created to pass on our genes . 

He toyed with the idea of creating a little angst in her life to slow her down . 

I 'm part of the workforce which is creating the direct change in my society . 

` The best way to solve pollution problems is not to create them in the first place . 

Employee Involvement is regarded as a long-term attempt to create a more cooperative relationship with employees . 

When he stood back , he could see that he had created a superb landscape with figures . 

His assertion is that our ancestors were too stupid to have created the most impressive of surviving ancient architectural and artistic works . 

According to Genesis the apple was created three days before man , and it is the world 's most cultivated tree fruit . 

Grandparents could not count on natural loyalty : rather ; they had to positively create their roles by winning a child 's affection . 

All town and city planners aim to create a friendly environment by providing plants and trees . 

Ants can create a structured society without being possessed , individually , of very much by way of brain . 

Monsieur Venet , the proprietor 's son is the chef and cooks with a passion , creating dishes with wonderfully rich sauces and flavours that we 'd never savoured before . 

We have tried to create a centre which first meets the needs of the city , but which can also assume a national role . 

Created from scrap metal , Technotribe 's Garden Of Eden rainforest sculpture currently adorns the Garage indoor market in Chelsea 's Kings Road . 

It does not match up to the image the writer and the reader have created together . 

Alison 's eyes had brightened at the word ` divorce " and she said that she would go on seeing him .

` We 'd been seeing each other for a year when he suggested we should move in together .

I had been seeing Jessica for twelve months before she admitted to herself that her lover would never come back .

The affair lasted about three weeks then he broke it off and confessed to Sarah that he had been seeing someone else .

He mailed his last love letter to Gabriella from Plymouth in 1947 . 

Jones mailed all the details to Pons as the detector was now working and beginning to gather the data that would be the basis of the Brigham Young University-Rafelski paper . 

With the help of Easton Houst we mailed 3700 major businesses in the area and followed this up with press advertising in addition to seeking help from our existing members . 

The BA is mailing registered delegates with conference handbooks and information packs this week but is happy to take late registration . 

The questionnaire was mailed by the ACFA executive officer at the Cystic Fibrosis Research Trust with a reply paid envelope and explanatory letter . 

More than 275,000 recipe leaflets have been produced and mailed to key catering customers , giving eight new recipe ideas . 

Since only 39 per cent of India 's population is literate , the government authorises the production of posters and other aids which are mailed to over one million addresses . 

In December 1989 four letter bombs were mailed in southern cities in what was believed to be a racially motivated campaign . 

A leaflet entitled Information for Industry was produced and mailed to almost 1,000 companies in Scotland . 

Charman 's letter was mailed to the home of his parents in Sussex where he had returned to spend the Christmas holiday period of 1987 . 

Recently , all our members were mailed with information about a forthcoming women in arts symposium called ` Notions of Equality " . 

In its basic form , lenders provide a list for screening and mail the names which ` passed " the criteria that the lenders chose . 

You will mail them your information and then perhaps telephone or visit those you particularly need . 

` I was going to mail these to you in London , " she said diffidently as she handed them to Renwick . 

You could n't get half a dozen Peruvians together without them gabbing away like crazy . 

` You get drunk on the Queen 's birthday , and you gab like an Irishman at a wake . 

For every pimply , dejected murderer I can give you one who looks like a movie star , for everyone who wo n't talk , one who will gab your ear off . 

When the hare belittled the tortoise for his slow ways , the tortoise responded that he could nevertheless win a race between them . 

The boys at school were sure to snigger at him behind his back , and the Irishman and his rough friends would have one more excuse to belittle him for their own amusement . 

Luther Reynolds ridiculed David in front of her , belittling him in such a way as to destroy any respect she might have had for her husband ; although she could not help but like him a little . 

There are two sure ways of insulting a man and getting him going , be rude about his driving , and if that fails , belittle his performance in bed . 

Rex and I had annoyed him by belittling the Levellers over lunch and there was no reasoning with him when he got into one of his self-righteous moods , so we left him to it . 

This is not to belittle the benefits to investors in book manufacturing and bookselling of operational efficiency , strong financial disciplines and commercial alertness . 

The child who is abused or belittled will often , when an adult , seek out others who will treat him in the same way as this fits in with his inner image of himself . 

We use adjectives to belittle or increase people 's status and to create associations between their status as individuals and their attributes and possessions . 

There is a strong tendency to belittle or ignore sexual activity in old age , but the feelings of carers may be affected by the degree of frustration experienced in that aspect of life . 

Coun John Kerridge , Stockton Council 's leisure committee chairman , said the mayor was ` belittling " the efforts of his department in wooing the BBC to the town . 

Maslow went so far as to say that ill people who treat their fellow men with kindness are forces for mental health and those who disdain or belittle other men are forces for mental illness . 

Those who belittle the value of new integrative speculation are , in a phrase of Bennett 's , dogmatically defeatist . 

This theme is a recurring one , with some sportsmen actually being belittled by their parents for their involvement , like sprinter Mickey Morris : 

It 's our big day -- our final ` well done " and goodbye to friends at Salford , it should n't be belittled by outsiders . 

In the past she has often been the butt of uncomplimentary remarks herself but this time it is not her performance which should be belittled . 

Belittle that , and you hit every patriotic American below the belt . 

Roy 's scorn for this ` bully disease " had belittled the efforts of brave men like her husband . 

The ` men " of the branch were belittling the game saying how simple it was , and there was no great feat in winning it . 

In length and breadth these sagas belittle our Iliads and Odysseys , yet few scholars understand them and few have ever been translated . 

But this is not meant to belittle the magnitude of the adaptive radiations that took place in the Vendian and Cambrian periods . 

However , the oven rejection of a class identity was related to a resentment against those who used , or were perceived to use , class as a way of belittling the ` ordinary person " . 

In a stinging letter to BBC Director General Sir Michael Checkland , general Gray said Civvies would belittle the regiment and demoralise troops . 

It was , at the least , bad psychology for Archbishop Desmond Tutu to belittle the release of this first batch of heavyweight political prisoners . 

Jenny Uglow , in new biography , certainly does not belittle William Gaskell 's literary achievements , nor did William Wordsworth . 

Hobbes ousted Warner as a Cavendish client , by writing to the earl and belittling his abilities . 

In the days of Chairman Mao , author of the disastrous Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution , the party could belittle such dangers . 

As before , Dorman-Smith belittled the demands of Aung San ; a ` definitely puzzled man " he was called . 

His mood had changed with victory , and he seemed intent on belittling her . 

Throughout the conference Bush stressed the need to couple environmental action with economic feasibility .

Bush stressed that he would not be making a final decision until he had heard the reports from Cheney and Powell .

A spokesman stressed that the census is a record of the number of people in a town on census day .

I have repeatedly stressed the importance of keeping your centre-line turned towards the opponent , yet some kicks require that you turn it away , sometimes by as much as 120° !

This is particularly necessary , given that Moscovici has repeatedly stressed that there is a theory of social representations ( Moscovici , 1983 , 1985 ) .

In the chapter on evolution , Stuart rightly stresses the importance of a good stratigraphic and geographic record for studies of changes over time between species .

In their sermons -- and particularly the ones they delivered at the Assizes -- Anglican clergymen continually stressed the need for judges , magistrates and juries to enforce the laws against the Nonconformists .

As we have stressed repeatedly , the understanding Christian knows not only what he believes but why he believes .

The skills involved in drafting work , examining what has been written and thinking about what has been written in relation to the original purpose of the assignment are skills which teachers stress heavily .

A major part of this enterprise stressed the importance of female sexuality and women 's valid right to sexual pleasure that is , in relationships with men .

In the document , Central Document No. 2 , Deng stressed the need for adopting new economic reforms , including stock market and enterprise reform .

Gorbachev had stressed the urgency of creating the new presidential system in order to safeguard democratization and perestroika .

Cheshire police stressed that they were not saying that the men pictured were the bombers .

Both of these writers stress the importance of assessing leadership in the light of the situation .

They stress the importance of achieving structural change within families through the development of family tasks .

Lawrence stressed he would continue to use the squad system in the promotion finale .

Mr Kinnock must stress the extent to which Labour has really changed .

The workshop also stressed that there needs to be an awareness built into the local communities that their health service was being attacked .

Many also stressed that " there was nothing essentially futuristic " in the passage .

Rightly , he stresses economic , political and ideological dimensions as well as ` top-down " and ` bottom-up " perspectives .

Gorbachev , over the summer , stressed the importance of concluding a new agreement of this kind , and equally , of maintaining a common state framework .

His book stresses the history of styles , which he describes in sequence , Baroque for example being followed by Rococo , and Neo-classicism .

He stresses the ability to market as one of the key competencies .

Dean ( 1951 ) stressed the difference between incremental investments and major additions to the corporate stock of assets .

It stressed the need for their broadest possible implementation .

Purchasers will often stress their reluctance to become involved in a Dutch auction .

The adviser stressed that it needed to be a constructive exercise .

He stressed that none of the secret information about health issues or spending plans were kept in the safe .

But police stress that they do n't have any more money to spend on policing the villages .

It has made physically handicapped people keen to stress that they are not mentally handicapped , not stupid .

Chandler stressed that the centres will not depend on US staff , ideas or money in the long run .

I sauntered about for an hour before I could find Sir James Macdonald …

At the state-run Peco garages , blue-jeaned secret policemen saunter along the lines of Dacias , checking who is playing truant from work . 

I sauntered along attractively named Wine Street , then came to a bridge over the rushing River Garavogue . 

In this paradise , our man saunters along the road only to obstruct the rush of business . 

Rather forbiddingly he saunters along the lower rink , past the clumps of families , the young mothers , the babies ' cries . 

Urquhart sauntered along thoughtfully for a moment , stopped and turned to face her . 

A young man in gum boots saunters along the road with a shotgun under his arm . 

Then , within seconds , it was over and he was sauntering around the room pouring the almost clear liquid into the guests ' glasses like an insouciant Greek waiter . 

Hope was quite content to saunter around the pretty little village . 

Primarily it was designed to be an animal fountain for the herds of beasts that sauntered around on market day . 

The sudden snap of Joseph 's history book closing caused the senator to glance up briefly but he did n't pause in his monologue ; his abstracted gaze followed the younger boy for only a moment as he sauntered away along the deck . 

Before she could reply , even if she 'd known what to say , Phena sauntered back in . 

Marginally more in control , she sauntered back through to the kitchen and handed him the brush , carefully keeping her own fingers clear of his . 

The driver sauntered back from the office , and was joined by two labourers who would load his cart . 

Then he turned and casually sauntered back to the gaming room . 

From the corner of his eye Loc noticed Flavia Sherman rise from the table and begin sauntering back towards her hut . 

A youth in Union Jack shorts and nothing else whistled approvingly and they laughed and sauntered back to the car . 

I sauntered back into Lark Lane and into one of the fine hostelries to round off . 

She ran past the Library to the corner of Unter den Linden and saw Karl , notable in his elegant overcoat , sauntering down the street . 

Diana Ross sauntered down the catwalk this season wearing little more than a feather boa and a smile . 

When he tried to upstage her she sauntered down to the front of the stage and such was her control over the audience now , he had to back off , otherwise it would have been he who looked ridiculous . 

The book should have been in Tollemarche 's only bookstore for several weeks ; however , when Hank casually sauntered in and asked for a copy , old Mr Pascall said it had not arrived . 

Adam sauntered in , his hands in the pockets of his dark city suit . 

They sauntered on , Erika conscientiously describing each slab as they reached it : ‘ Tribute to the glorious soldiers of the Red Army … . 

They sauntered on through a grove of loosely curtaining willows . 

Karl waved a hand , a brown-uniformed attendant gave them a respectful salute , and they sauntered out . 

Ranulf sauntered out , the young messenger trailing behind him like a lost puppy . 

He rose lazily to his feet and sauntered out into the corridor . 

Enrique sauntered over , hands in pockets , a low whistle on his lips . 

Feeling very grown-up and wise , Maud and Mildred sauntered casually over to the two pathetic little girls . 

PC Sparkes lodged his bike against Carter 's fence , knocked on the door and , getting no reply , he sauntered round the premises peering through each window -- nothing seemed out of place or obviously suspicious . 

Declining the unctuous offer of the drymatic machine , he wrapped himself in a towel and sauntered through to his living room , where a sleek computer housed in non-reflecting black sat seductively on a complex work station . 

At quarter to nine he sauntered up the street to the phone-booth . 

Having arranged to meet Vic again the next day , Mungo and Emily sauntered home . 

They sauntered and stopped without warning and she had to duck and weave through their chattering bunches . 

A group of lawyers in gowns of red , violet and scarlet , trimmed with lambswool , sauntered arrogantly by , their cloaks pulled back to display decorated , low-slung girdles . 

Lorimer sauntered across the room and sat down on a chair by the butler 's fire . 

The tall black man chuckled , then sauntered across Wavebreaker 's gangplank . 

He travels light , sauntering from aeroplane to passport control with his hands in his pockets and , seemingly , without a care in the world , while others struggle with bags , briefcases and duty-free , looking hot and bothered . 

She sauntered from the room , paused at the door , and turned . 

In sauntering after his cattle , he acquires a habit of indolence … and at length the sale of a half-fed cow or hog , furnishes the means of adding intemperance to idleness . 

That done , the wee dandy , roofed by a wig of blazing defiance , hooked thumbs into his waistcoat pockets and sauntered for the bar-top city heights . 

She held the lapels of her little jacket and sauntered like a street urchin . 

Holding Erika , Karl sauntered past a G.D.R. policeman and looked sideways at the Russian troops . 

Not looking back , she strolled along the pavement , thinking that Jasper was sauntering past the police station . 

It used to amuse Coleman to saunter through the Churchill hotel around midday . 

` What do you know best ? " she asked , slipping her arm round Beth 's slim waist as the two of them sauntered to the door . 

Ignoring this show of dislike from possible future comrades , he who had mocked sauntered nonchalantly towards the door . 

He locked the door of the smithy behind him , and then sauntered towards his mother-in-law . 

The vast majority of chromosomally unbalanced mouse fetuses die between day 6 and IS ( 8 ) and mitotic activity often decreases several hours or even days prior to the event . 

We believe we will continue to gain market share in the North Sea , but the overall level of activity there will probably decrease . 

Simultaneously , sedimentation occurred at the base , as in previous experiments , so the mean concentration decreased with time . 

Carbon dioxide increased by 3 million tonnes , but methane levels decreased slightly . 

The position concerning part-time students is very different , however ; in the same period , their numbers decreased slightly from 54,843 to 50,486 . 

Although Europe was growing , she was falling behind relatively ; her share of world manufacturing output was decreasing and until 1914 most of the rest of that output came from the United States . 

Achord noted that the basal acid output decreased after healing of an ulcer by drugs that do not eradicate H pylori , implying that the ulcer crater is itself associated with increased basal acid secretion . 

During this period the death rate from pancreatitis in the population decreased by 67% ( Table ) . 

The EC pig meat reference price decreased by 0.3 per cent in the week ended May 30 to 57.41 per cent of the basic price . 

As your fitness improves you will find that your heart rate decreases while performing the same level of exercise . 

Pancreatitis death rate decreased from 5.9% ( men 4.8% , women 7.0% ) to 2.6% ( men 2.4% , women 2.7% ) . 

Between 1870 and 1930 average completed family size decreased from five or six children to three and has now stabilized at about two . 

As a black hole emits particles , its mass and size steadily decrease . 

If all goes well , our own production of cholesterol should decrease in relation to the amount we take in from outside . 

At the Bank of England public deposits increase and bankers ' deposits decrease by the amount of the sale . 

Occasionally , syncopal episodes decrease in frequency and may even disappear with increasing age . 

With chlorinated hydrocarbons , the ease of biodegradation decreases as the number of chlorine atoms per molecule increases . 

The number of females with whom the male frequently interacts decreases with the size of the group . 

The accuracy of the method decreases according to grain size : with finer grained specimens , the pink stain tends to pervade the surface and obscure the quartz grains . 

The heart decreases in size and assumes a more vertical position , due to a loss of pericardial fat , reduced left ventricular mass , and decreased blood volume . 

Government spending on energy efficiency has decreased by £9.5 million since 1985 . 

Harvests decreased by 21.22 per cent and stock markets registered a annual fall in value of 68 per cent . 

The risk decreased by 39 weeks ' gestation to about 1.1 per 1000 ( 1 in 909 ) . 

Tumour diameter decreased from 4.2 ( 2.8 ) cm to 3.1 ( 1.6 ) cm after irradiation ( p=0.02 ) . 

Mr Shaw also reported that net debt had decreased from £63 million to £58 million . 

The number of patients who have waited for 12 months or more also decreased significantly from 367 to 293 , " says the report . 

But the young fish still suffer and stocks are dwindling , so that fish-eating birds such as the reef egret are decreasing in numbers . 

Stroke risk decreases significantly in two years and is about the same as for nonsmokers after five years [ 8 ] . 

At the same time it is argued that the ability of law to order social and political reality has decreased to a surprising extent . 

The wedge rapidly decreases to a thickness of 3 m towards the basin centre where it consists of darker , millimetre-bedded carbonate mudstones , that were probably deposited in a basin plain environment . 

In contrast to viewing , radio listening generally decreased with age , was highest among the higher social grades and had no female bias . 

The variation in day length decreases with distance from the poles and vanishes at the Equator , which receives 12 hours of light each day throughout the year . 

The SMM radiometer suggests the Sun 's radiation is decreasing at a rate of 0.06 per cent per year . 

From core measurements made under ` room conditions " porosity visibly decreases with increasing depth . 

Mortality , of course , decreased with rising social status but , in each social class , the independent effect of both maternal age and parity remained significant . 

During a match the players ' level of fitness decreases steadily , or suddenly if injured ! 

After a predator has finished a meal , its level of stomach acidity decreases ( Duke et al . , 

With time , the government grants a De Facto recognition by installing running water , electricity , and by paving the roads . 

Today even the most fervent opponents of union with Canada admit that the move brought its blessings , including money to pave the roads and all the benefits of a welfare state . 

Could we suggest paving the area around West Hall War Memorial . 

In many cases the Romans merely paved the existing roadways , but their needs were not always those of their predecessors , and they were obliged to pioneer new routes . 

The rest of the market area would be paved in something less expensive , but still something that looked very nice , but it 's more manmade . 

York , among many towns which have pedestrianised their centres , has paved many of its streets without adverse effect . 

The stone has now vanished and is believed to have been used for paving the walks of St. James Church in Brackley . 

Later it was taken over and paved by the Romans from a point north of Oxford to Sturdy 's Castle , where it met the east-west road of Akeman Street . 

Haunting the city from across the Nile are the three Great Pyramids and the Sphinx , these colossal constructions have guarded the desert border for over three and a half thousand years .

Hand guns were issued to all personnel guarding the convoys of lorries .

The few large passes through the Grey Mountains are guarded by Bretonnian and Imperial fortresses .

Trees guard the house from the east winds ; meadows slope down to the water .

The result was a general strike early in September 1946 in which police and government workers camped out in the Shwe Dagon Pagoda where they were guarded against any persuasive attempts from authority .

In addition , amplexus allows a male to guard a female from other males until she is ready to lay her eggs .

A Dungeons and Dragons theme where you guard your wizard from attack whilst attempting to destroy other wizards on the board .

Bundles of papers and piles of books guarded secrets from a bygone age .

The British , Dutch and Prussian armies guarded eighty miles of vulnerable Dutch frontier ; the Prussians to the east and the British and Dutch to the west .

Every evening throughout 1922 a band of youths from the colony volunteered to guard the local stretch of the main road into Poltava .

In those days the names of intelligence chiefs were guarded by the D-Notice system so British newspapers tended not to publish them .

The first is that national interests can be guarded by way of intergovernmental agreements made in association with the Treaties .

Roman Legions guarding Hadrian 's Wall in the north of England carried banners made of Chinese silk , so some enterprising businessman had seized trading opportunities centuries before Marco Polo .

Orcs and Goblins poured over the Worlds Edge Mountains through passes previously guarded by the Dwarfs , while in the northern forests human tribes began to move southwards .

` Still , he can guard the house for Mummy and Daddy , ca n't he ? "

They guarded it superstitiously , for while it remained impenetrable , they felt they could stay alive , whatever the horror of the world outside .

No doubt the flat roof of the shattered and shell-pocked building was still guarded by Shia militia , ever watchful behind their sandbag emplacements .

The soldiers and police guarding the gate heard , ` By the wires of Greenham , we sit down and weep , weep for this our land " .

The lines of tethered animals were guarded by patrolling sentries , and even those long stretches were under the shelter of strips of fabric .

A ticket booth was guarded by two of these figures dressed as policemen .

One of their examples of a `` dated contingent good '' is `` ton of wheat delivered in Chicago on May , , under the condition that the average rainfall in Nebraska for the six preceding months has been percent less than normal for the past fifty years and that the Boston Red Sox won the World Series the previous year . ''

uh he possibly could have uh won that election had it not been for some of the

i think that 's going to be one of those that 's uh that 's won by the home team you know whoever has home court advantage is going to win that one i think

and it was it was just bedlam we really did n't have a quarterback it was uh defense winning winning winning all the games

where and as you say uh going halfway was probably worse than um committing um committing to a completely and um winning it whatever that would mean

They have obliged the United States -- which , after winning the Cold War , would have happily left the rest of the world to its own devices -- to continue with `` the tiresome business of threatening and using force , deploying troops in faraway places , and cobbling together coalitions . ''

and uh to know whether we were going to win the game or lose a game because they got one point ahead of us

i think they won six to five and i think that was on his he hit a home run at the end and broke the tie up

In 1991 , she brought a similar suit against a playwright and won .

On Late Edition , Wolf Blitzer trots out Friday 's CNN / Gallup / USA Today poll indicating that if John McCain and Bill Bradley win some early primaries , Bush voters may switch to McCain , but Gore voters likely will not switch to Bradley .

'' We had to win the battle of budget to win the war of re - election , '' he says .

The Daily Telegraph of London said Bradley won ; Corriere della Sera of Milan said Gore won ; La Repubblica of Rome said boredom won .

If an anti - health maintenance organization , pro - public - education Democrat wins , Democrats will say it 's because voters liked her positions on HMOs and education .

uh no i do n't think the Cowboys have got a chance i think they will probably win one or two more games than they did this year and they 'll get close to it they 'll probably get everybody 's hopes up and blow it toward the end

yeah they got a big game this weekend i think if they win it they got a shot at getting into the play-offs but i do n't think they 're gon na win

The only alternative is to turn to the chapter itself and skim the pages for a clearer insight . 

Skimming a chapter for its main ideas may be done over coffee . 

I had occasionally seen his photograph as I skimmed the financial sections of the newspapers . 

Apgood skimmed through Brigitte Schickert 's certificate , her husband 's name , parents ' names , place and date of birth , and the address of the Leistritz farmhouse , Dornhausen . 

She skimmed through the list of honours and achievements until she reached the end of the sentence : ` died on Saturday at The Cedars where he had made his home for the past twelve years . " 

One was headed ` Science Goes Too Far ! " and Mike skimmed swiftly through the heavy black print . 

The House of Lords has solemnly decided that " ordinary readers " do not read very carefully -- at least when they are skimming through " The Sun " . 

Annie picked up her copy of the Workshop weekly newsletter and skimmed down the list of meetings , appeals for information , contacts , list of new women 's liberation publications . 

Pour the remaining oil in a frying pan and saute the onions for about 8 minutes or until golden . 

Heat the oil in a non-stick pan and saute the garlic , onion , mushrooms , peppers and courgettes . 

Heat the oil in a large frying pan , add the chicken pieces and saute over medium heat until browned lightly on both sides . 

Brown sausages quickly in the oil , remove from pan , and saute the onions without browning . 

Liz yanked at her arm , and she stumbled a few steps , digging in her heels . 

I felt and slid my arms under Harry 's and with my feet slipping on the muddy bottom yanked him upwards as fiercely as I could and found him still stuck and yanked again twice more with increasing desperation until finally whatever had been holding him released its grasp and he came shooting to the surface , only to begin falling sluggishly back again as a dead weight . 

Nina yanked her arm hard , pulling Anne 's shoulder painfully . 

Still holding the old man 's shirtfront , Ellwood yanked him back to the couch and threw him full length . 

She yanked Anna toward the car and did n't stop even when the child stumbled and almost fell . 

She felt frustrated and alone , and a tear glistened in her eye as she lay there on her back with Fred 's limp arm lying heavily across her breasts . 

Flack 's skin glistened in the white , gritty light , his thin face tight with fatigue . 

Beneath her , hills grew into majestic mountains and a lake glistened in early morning light . 

He stood straighter in the water , his broad chest glistening wetly in the multicoloured light . 

It was a sunny day and Gorman 's head was glistening in the sun . 

The tide was out and , to my right , vast acres of mud glistened in the light of the low sun , a rich feeding ground for waders . 

Another was of the château , the water of the lake glistening in the evening sun . 

Everywhere you look , little shards of glass glistening in the lamplight . 

The black threads glistened in the torchlight , blood seeping from the wound where she had opened it again . 

Presently a window was opened and framed a sharp white peak which seemed to be hanging almost directly overhead ; it glistened like a great diamond . 

Opposite were the elegant backs of Victorian houses , their grey bricks swelling into bow-windows , the roof-tiles glistening like wet flint . 

In the gardens the grass glistened with dew , which left imprints where the soldiers ' feet had passed . 

Her dress , cunningly draped around her plump figure , made her look almost voluptuous ; and over her shoulders was carelessly thrown her Persian lamb coat , which made Mrs Frizzell 's eyes glisten with envy . 

She scurried around the corner into Barley Hill , but by the time she reached number 52 her hair was glistening with raindrops . 

His cheeks glistened with tears and his hand hovered over the head of the thing he had called his son . 

He looked at the hand -- pale and elegant , with prominent knuckles , the nails glistening with red varnish . 

A film of moisture glistened across his forehead as he sweated under the lights and he dabbed at it with a handkerchief . 

We all moved out of the church down to the lake which glistened brightly , though the island itself was still mist-shrouded . 

The tramp looked up and glared maliciously back ; he was sucking on a chicken bone and the stubble of his beard glistened . 

Stich , the 1991 Wimbledon champion , beat the world No 2 7-6 , 6-7 , 8-6 in a marathon duel .

The senior team won the Division One championship and beat Lisnagarvey in the NIBA Senior Cup final , while the “ B ” team also won the Junior Cup title with a victory over Lisnagarvey .

Vardon won the British Open Championship for the first time in 1896 at Muirfield , beating Taylor in a play-off .

A Turkish camp insider said : ` If we manage to beat England the celebrations back home will be unbelievable .

Sweden , who beat England last month , need only avoid a heavy defeat in Poland a fortnight today to head the group and qualify for the final stages .

` After we had beaten Leeds home and away , Rangers then became favourites to win the trophy .

` The other major turning-point was when we beat Leeds 24-0 last month .

Tonight England will play the world champions Sweden , who beat Germany 4-1 in the other semi-final .

DUKE McKENZIE , Britain 's former world flyweight champion , beat the American , David Moreno , on points at the Elephant and Castle last night .

The Spanish champions were beaten 3-2 by CSKA Moscow to go out 4-3 on aggregate .

The Chinese may not be the force they were , but they still beat England easily in the last match at Bletchley Sports Centre this week -- good match it was too .

They have to beat Ballyclare comfortably to be certain of going through , although a draw would be enough if Carrick can do no more than draw with Glenavon at Taylor 's Avenue .

Jackson , narrowly beaten by McCoy in the Indoor Championships after coming a poor seventh in the Olympics , is determined to prove his worth at the highest level .

SOUTH AFRICA were easily beaten in the first one-day international against West Indies at Sabina Park in Kingston , Jamaica , yesterday .

Throughout he had kept Orrell , beaten only once previously in the League this season , on course to maintain their title challenge .

I beat him once in the 1988 Olympics and I know I can beat him again . "

` They beat us twice last season , and he was our greatest problem both times .

` It 's ironic that they beat us twice last season playing with a flat back four while we played a sweeper .

Bruno , twice beaten in world heavyweight title fights , against Tim Witherspoon in 1986 , and this year by Mike Tyson , receives the MBE for his services to boxing .

On his seasonal debut he was beaten six lengths by the very fit Cruising Altitude .

He has already proved he can win on the ground and he beat Repington five lengths at Huntingdon last week .

` But he was only beaten by four lengths in the fastest time of the night . "

He was beaten half a length in probably the most controversial big Flat race run in England in the 1980s .

The French-trained Lion Cavern , who was beaten a length by Rodrigo de Triano in the Middle Park Stakes , has been confirmed a definite starter for the Newbury race , which has attracted 13 acceptors .

They were beaten 2-1 by Pender at Uddingston , where goals from Ian McWhinney and John Brotherton put Pender in the driving seat before Dave Jackson notched a last-minute consolation .

Subzero beat New Zealand-trained favourite Veandercross by one and three-quarter lengths , earning 910,000 US dollars for his syndicate of owners .

She never looked like being caught and beat the favourite Hencliff Ben by five and three quarter lengths .

This five-year-old was only beaten once in five outings last season .

Pontypridd are always hard to beat and there will be one player on their side with something to prove -- Neil Jenkins .

The Brazilians , who beat Italy 1-0 in Bologna in October , have available their European exiles plus Bebeto , the exciting Vasco da Gama striker , and Ricardo Rocha , the Sao Paulo defender .

If Wigan beat Featherstone tomorrow and St Helens lose today , Wigan 's third title in a row would be in the bag , though Featherstone 's recent improved form suggests Wigan 's task is no formality .

July 28 : Erco 415C N94385 crashed when engine quit soon after take-off from Rubidoux , California .

Totally sheltered as the vitriolic stuff teemed down , I walked swiftly away -- on a line provided by Posi , watching me through the ship ceptors that she had temporarily borrowed by means of her call-beam . 

After a while they were poling through crowds of anchored boats which teemed with people .

The streets of this vibrant city teem with colour and excitement .

And in the last hours of night , Hell 's streets teemed with the addicts , the muggers .

Rare blue lizards scurry among the rocks of Petra ; clumps of black lilies grow beside the King 's Highway ; the few oases teem with birds .

Although the streets teemed with folk , I never found one to ask the way ; all seemed too intent upon some purpose of their own ; all seemed bent on hurrying in the same direction .

Otis Grand 's first exposure to the blues was in Oakland , California , where the suburbs teemed with juke joints and the radio stations played nothing but blues .

Havana streets teem with young people skilled in extracting dollars : purse-snatchers , pickpockets , purveyors of counterfeit cigars , prostitutes and persistent beggars .

Havekes said busy traffic on the city 's 160 canals , which teem with tour boats and private pleasure craft , has worsened the water quality with oil residues .

The border post at Maseru teems from dawn till dusk with migrant workers who toil in South Africa 's gold and diamond mines .

The major cities of Mbabane and Manzini teemed with people amid a heavy police and military presence .

Sanchez says the water teems with germs for cholera , polio , dysentery .

The new Namibian government , led by Nujoma , tried to boost tourism in the sparsely-populated north that teems with elephant and buffalo herds .

Schools , offices , government ministries and some factories were shut and streets teemed with people taking advantage of the holiday and hot , sunny weather .

It has been conjectured that the archers and many of the foot-soldiers who fought at Hastings and feature in the Bayeux Tapestry were fighting in return for pay . 

How many more died before ever reaching hospital can only be conjectured . 

Indeed it might almost be conjectured that those families in which political nous was widely distributed were just those that found the principle of primogeniture unpalatable . 

` We conjecture that she was brought to Bartholomew Close on a market-porter 's barrow , and we feel that the journey started not too far away . 

I conjecture that co-adapted meme-complexes evolve in the same kind of way as co-adapted gene-complexes . 

If I notice the banker fidget and look at his watch , I may well conjecture that the game is about to be brought to an end , and I may therefore feel tempted to defect . 

I do not know of any direct evidence that sexually transmitted diseases increase the libido of sufferers , but I conjecture that it would be worth looking into . 

We can conjecture that some of the slaves had bought themselves to serfdom ; that penury had compelled the free to sell their freedom for bread . 

So in the early 1920s some people conjectured that it may be possible that helium -- element number two in the periodic table of the elements -- could be built from two hydrogen atoms . 

Though statistics are lacking , it seems reasonable to conjecture that these conditions foster child abuse and neglect , even infanticide . 

The London embassy conjectured that Anglo-American relations might suffer if Labour returned to office . 

Modern archaeologists have at least been able to conjecture possible rational motives for the primitive societies to have devoted enormous efforts to building pyramids or stonehenges , such as their use as astronomical or more likely astrological observatories . 

Given his statistical results , he conjectured the existence of some otherwise completely unknown feature -- the genetic code . 

The majority -- I would conjecture the vast majority -- of teachers , particularly in secondary schools , are feeling overloaded , pushed around , confused , fed up and unappreciated . 

We can conjecture immense social strife , as the ` haves " battle with the ` have-nots " . 

She went over to the sink and splashed her face with cold water over and over again . 

Instead she blew her nose , splashed her face with cold water , carried a cup of coffee to the bathroom door and knocked . 

Resolutely , she splashed her face with icy water , repaired her make-up , and went back to her desk to face the nightmare with only her dignity to mask her pain . 

Its waters proved irresistibly attractive to us , and we playfully started splashing one another . 

He was wearing top boots and had evidently ridden over , because they were splashed with mud . 

However , as Blake was splashed with water he realized that many of the people had come to help put out the fire . 

The dark rock of the Wick was splashed with kittiwake droppings -- streaks of whitewash -- from countless cup-nests . 

Jitters had been splashed with some of the liquid fire from the grenade , but he was lucky enough to have been blown through a hole in the wall by the blast . 

His heart lurched and he splashed his goblet full to the brim with dark red claret . 

Then cleanse your face again and splash with cool water or just a refreshing toner on cotton wool . 

Afterwards , rinse your face with tepid water and two minutes later splash with cold water . 

All the Britons were disappointed and complained of poor grip on the track . 

Lewis-Ann sat under a huge umbrella , fully clothed , complaining bitterly about being too hot . 

They complained loudly that targets could not be reached , but sometimes I detected whispers passing from one woman to another . 

` You ought to help me more , " he once complained pathetically . 

My sons are decent boys and you 've no call to complain where they 're concerned . 

On Sunday 14 , he spent the day in the dark , with the curtains drawn , until his mother complained . 

There must be an independent person to whom children can complain . 

` I wanted to hear what else he had to say , " complained Tom . 

` Now look , Connie me pet , it 's bleedin' cold in the parlour , " complained Archie , ` and , anyway , I got to see a bloke about a job . " 

` Interest " , complained a reforming chaplain , was the only stimulant in the new philosophy and it was this philosophy that inspired nineteenth-century liberalism . 

Pilots sometimes complain about being rushed through their cockpit drills . 

He is always complaining about having to flog electric storage heaters anyway . 

He repeatedly complained of being old beyond his years , and yet behind his words one senses at times an element of satisfaction . 

Johnson complained of having been rendered exhausted by Sir Alexander 's over-zealous efforts to entertain him . 

The ambassador , Mr Thomas Stroock , had earlier complained of ` the inability of the Guatemalan government to protect the human rights of its citizens " . 

He complained about Tory colleagues : ` They do n't know what it is to run out of money at the end of the week . " 

Maybe the American government should note this before it complains about the success of Japanese business . 

They both ordered soft drinks , but Mr Davies noticed his friend seemed dazed and complained of feeling unwell . 

More than 20 schools have complained of interference in school life and criticism of long established customs . 

One complained in 1802 : " In the factory we can never work the hours we can at home , nor make the best of our time . 

Mihir left a previous employer who owes him two months ' wages but , fearing deportation , can not complain to the authorities . 

Morris resolved to complain to the board , which was composed largely of retired seamen . 

` And the promises he made me , Father , when he asked me to marry him , " she complained to Father Michael . 

Suzanne made the public appearance after it was revealed she had complained to the Lord Chancellor about the incident at Newcastle Crown Court . 

She complained to the madam that she never went into that room . 

Two junior ministers complained to me of Portillo 's ideological zeal in cabinet committee . 

` How can you want Spain mixed up in such great events " , Aranda complained to the Prussian Minister , ` when she lacks all means to wage war . " 

` Did n't I tell him to stay out of the sun ? " he complained . 

US airlines not involved in partnerships complain Europe does not allow reciprocal investments in flag carriers , and argue that protectionism will worsen with continental integration . 

Another complained she was attacked by Courtney after they attended a medical conference at a south coast hotel six years ago . 

Of the ` Town Arms " it was complained by the police that , ` No respectable person was seen to enter from one end of the week to the other " . 

Some non-permanent members of the Council complain that imposing a punitive peace should not be the job of the UN . 

When Neil Kinnock complained that soldiers were forced to leave their guts on Goose Green to show Mrs Thatcher had guts of her own , the Tories used it to mount a massive propaganda campaign against him . 

Wheeler complained that the food was disgusting , nothing like the teas his wife cooked for him , or the fish and chips he sometimes ate for supper on his way back from the pub . 

While police forced open shops and houses , residents complained their compensation for moving was too low . 

" Already " , complained The Seaman after six months of fighting , " the poor people of this country are beginning to feel the effects of the greedy shipowners ' demands . 

As the metropolitan police complained three years later , the whole question of dealing with prostitutes was fraught with problems . 

Taxi drivers still complain a bit , as they do , but parking facilities were made available for the disabled . 

She complained several times to the concierge , but because the elevator behaved quite normally and decently towards the other tenants , the concierge considered Agnes 's quarrel with it her own private matter and paid no attention . 

I hated Gionesca because he complained all the time , and I knew that I could get away with hating him because I was stronger and fitter than him . 

This is funny , gibbered a small part of his mind , why am I rising ? 

Another car followed him for half a mile , imagined menace in the rear view mirror growing with every second , until he swerved abruptly into a layby and let it pass , gibbering the registration number to himself as he scrabbled in the glove compartment for a piece of paper on which to write it down . 

Ashen-faced , she was gibbering quietly to herself , her petrol-sodden hair plastered to her head and her dripping gown showing her legs almost to the crotch . 

Yet with hands clasped he whimpers and gibbers with such desperate ardour for his own preservation , on his knees . 

Daemons howled and gibbered in the ruins of ancient settlements . 

Grimm gibbered in Squattish , obviously regretting his impetuous excursion to visit the war front . 

He growled and gibbered at them like a witch-hare and those nearest to him fell back in fear . 

I was stuck there like a flying buttress between the floor and the pillar , and Jamie was still gibbering away to the girl about the sound a Triumph makes and the high-speed runs she 'd done up the side of Loch Lomond at night . 

I do n't know about the food , because I 'll have to cook it myself , but I promise you we wo n't gibber or wear paper caps . 

The sensible thing to do , having made the initial impact , was to walk off in a slow and menacing way , leaving Quigley to gibber . 

When she was alone , Sarah stood before the mirror and stared at her reflection . 

As I stared across at him his white face seemed to fascinate me . 

He settled by the window and stared across at the red brick Communist club beyond the budding trees . 

The big man was still watching her , staring across at where she was preparing her next order . 

I went down to the lakeside and stared across at that mysterious island . 

Lachlan was standing quite still , gazing at Marion , who stared right back at him , head high , challenging him . 

We stood staring across the icy water at the mist-shrouded island . 

Inside the bedroom she stared around her in awe at the sheer scale and opulence of the room . 

He stared at the ice-covered ground and half listened to the cold wind moaning gently amongst the trees . 

He stared at her anxiously , then at Slater , and tried hard not to look as interested as he felt . 

Staring balefully from the 30-year-old 's office wall are pictures of his six predecessors . 

Knots of Weimar citizens stood on street corners staring in curiosity . 

The white woman stared into her wine-glass as her friend started speaking . 

Shannon rolled on to her back , staring through tear-glazed eyes at the ceiling . 

The bald-headed man stared placidly towards them as they approached . 

Well , we do see a good deal of what is around us and not simply whatever it is that we happen to be staring at . 

She stared around the strange room and remembered where she was and what had happened . 

Jotan turned his head , and he stared away blindly at the wall . 

Raising her eyes , she stared in rather horrified fascination at the opening door . 

Evelyn was staring over his shoulder at something behind Sam 's back . 

Jessica stared about in every direction , but she could see no other buildings , or sign of human life . 

Kate stared back at him , hardly daring to believe what she 'd just heard . 

At Fourstones , north-east of Haydon Bridge , a wheel house adjoins the engine house built to replace it when steam engines came into use for threshing .

I ought to qualify this by saying that going direct from A to B can result in lost opportunities : The missed chances to connect households or businesses that adjoin the road .

A Roman Catholic chapel adjoins the house , and the village has a Methodist chapel .

The gallery canopy roof , which adjoins the house , is very old and lies below the house roof .

Long narrow plots often adjoin older properties and this can give you the opportunity of working existing trees and shrubs into the new design .

His land adjoins theirs for one thing , and more importantly , it 's the only way he can expand in this area to include substantial buildings . "

Their rooms adjoined , and if she had a nightmare , he was first in to comfort her and laugh the fears away .

Several old dwelling houses adjoined Ivamys but at the Guilder Lane corner was a small shop , taken over in 1922 by a Lancashire family called Farrer .

An elegant mill house adjoins the mill , as do several barns , all constructed of mellowed local stone .

The dining room adjoins a conservatory and in summer , weather permitting , with the French windows open , guests can enjoy breakfast in the fresh air .

After we had broken fast in the small buttery which adjoined the kitchen , Benjamin dragged me outside to the gardens .

Of the basilica , which adjoined the Trajan Forum , there are only scanty remains , as there are of the enormous Basilica gulia in the Forum Romanum .

He was taking firewood and a large cauldron into the smithy that adjoined the cottage .

The new space , which adjoins the current gallery , should be ready at the end of the month .

The brick-built garage which adjoined this west elevation was demolished and rebuilt with its new external walls showing a flint facing matching the remainder of the structure .

Built of soft brown stone , the church closely adjoined a tall pointy-roofed Round Tower with a cross on top .

The Mappin and Webb building adjoins the Mansion House and the Bank of England .

To his right ran the main road from the Cotswold hills down into the sleepy little market town of Lulling , which Thrush Green adjoined .

The Trondheim episcopal palace adjoins the cathedral and dates from the twelfth century .

Then the stable could be either beyond the cow-house or adjoin the barn on the other side .

We tricoteuses of the press who set off to crisscross the country with Mr Major in his campaign plane and bus , many packed lunches ago , accompanied a diffident , decent figure presented in a soft-sell promotional film as a man with whom ordinary people could identify . 

Congressional representatives continued meanwhile to crisscross the former Yugoslavia trying to determine whether it is safe for U.S. troops to enforce peace in Bosnia .

Boyner , 39 , has been crisscrossing the country since May to seek support for his party .

Lebed has logged more miles than most candidates , crisscrossing the country with a simple but strong message .

Military helicopters crisscrossed the gulf searching for victims , and the navy said it was sending out divers Tuesday to see if more bodies were trapped beneath capsized fishing boats .

Mestiri has crisscrossed Afghanistan trying to find a consensus on an interim government .

Subsisting on cigarettes and fast food , the trio crisscrosses a desert wasteland of motels and convenience stores in Amy 's car , a gas-guzzling shrine to American kitsch .

He has crisscrossed Afghanistan in recent months to meet with political and religious leaders and expatriate Afghans .

Mexican navy helicopters crisscrossed the Gulf again Tuesday , but they spotted only a whale , a school of porpoises and dozens of shrimpers that had put back out to sea .

About 40 percent more snow is falling on the Lambert Glacier than is being drained away , according to Australian researchers who crisscrossed the world 's largest glacier to take depth measurements and core drillings last summer .

Marcel Poirier , whose fleet of taxis constantly crisscrosses Paris , saw no impact .

Helicopters and police cruisers crisscrossed northern Bavaria on Thursday in search of more .

Khan has crisscrossed the country in his campaign , but recent surveys here predict his party will be lucky to win five seats .

Conversely Mortimer should not have invoked the earls to revolt against the king . 

The parable may refer to the fact that in Jesus ' time the Zealots ( this was a name given to nationalists ) were stirring up the peasants to revolt against such landlords . 

They argue that Egyptians are too passive to revolt on their own . 

By 782 , in response to this increased formalising and application of militant Christianity , Wittikind returned again from his refuge in pagan Denmark and summoned the northern tribes to revolt . 

Despite their differences it seemed likely that if no result was reported by 31 January the AFPFL and Communists would both revolt . 

A large and influential Union could sway the Government which in turn could lead the League and the world . 

The releases could be part of China 's bid to sway the International Olympic Committee to award the 2000 Olympics to Beijing , which has made clear it will do anything to win the Games . 

She was born about AD 460 , daughter and granddaughter of Roman and Byzantine emperors , whose family had been prominent in Roman politics for over 700 years . 

I was born in 1948 in Carlisle , the daughter of an unmarried working mother and a father whose name I do not know . 

John Ellicott was born in 1706 , the son of a clockmaker , in the parish of All Hallows , London Wall . 

Waksman was born in the Ukraine , the son of a small trader in a small town , and suffered the difficulties common to the Jewish community in that environment . 

He was born in London in 1555 , eldest son of a Master of Trinity House , from whom he was to inherit a substantial property . 

He was born in India , the son of a father with a distinguished military career in the Gurkhas , and was brought up in what was Rhodesia . 

Some of my guests were born sucking on the proverbial silver spoon , others knew hard times . 

Two-year-old Leannda was sighted when she was born 14 weeks premature . 

He was soon posted to north Africa , and never met their only child , a daughter born 8 June 1941 . 

In fact , the 16 million babies born each year in the rich world will have four times as great an impact on the world 's resources as the 109 million born in the poor world . 

Jan Vince 's five girls and a boy were born by caesarean section to mum Jean within six minutes at St James 's Hospital in Leeds on May 19 . 

Many Conservatives enter into schemes , as soon as their children are born , to provide for the cost of future private schooling . 

At various points the text is misleading — for instance , ‘ if a child is born stillborn , a baptism must be carried out … by a senior nurse or a Catholic nurse . ’ 

There are statutory provisions as to civil liability in the case of children born disabled , in consequence of some person 's fault , in the Congenital Disabilities ( Civil Liability ) Act 1976 . 

It seems that Panna was born asexual -- with no visible sexual characteristics -- into a poor family who lived in a village near Varanasi . 

Literally , Vitelli will kill her father and replace him with a son born of her . 

Two children , born of these parents ( and not others ) , live with them . 

Cynthia from Witham in Essex has two sons , both born by Caesarean . 

Children born from 1984 onwards were included in the Survival Study , but the Health Study restricted admission to children born from 1986 onwards . 

Eleven of the 15 babies born in Rinyaszentkirály in south-west Hungary in 1989-90 had severe abnormalities ; four of them had Down 's syndrome . 

Born into an Italian upper-class family , he boasts the title of marchese and can claim Catherine the Great and de' Medici among his ancestors . 

Peter , born into a working-class family in Edinburgh , had barely known his mother , who died when he was still a baby . 

Both were said to be ` very happy " while pondering a name for the 7lb 3oz boy born on Friday night in the Wellington hospital , north-west London . 

Although Jacob was eight years older than Modigliani , as an astrologer he believed that they shared a common destiny , both ultra-sensitive Cancerians , Modigliani born on 12 July , Max on the 13th . 

The litter born to this bitch on 24 July 1975 was the first to be whelped in New Zealand . 

A visiting doctor counted the graves of 100 infants including the daughter born to Joseph on the eve of the Nez Perce flight at Tepahlewam . 

A child born to a teenage mother is twice a slikely to die in infancy as a child born to a mother aged between 25 and 29 . 

Similarly , mortality of infants born to 30-39 year old mothers was lowest if their fathers were in the 25-29 years age group . 

Born with normal hearing , he became deaf from scarlet fever when 12 years old . 

The riders , Albert Redshaw , Alistair MacNab and Malcolm Scott , are hoping to raise £1,800 to buy specialist car safety seats for young children born with dislocated hips . 

Crosland , born in 19l8 , was educated at Highgate School and Trinity College , Oxford . 

Cardiovascular mortality was not related to the duration of gestation except for a small increase in death rates in men born prematurely . 

Autism and mental retardation among offspring born after in vitro fertilization .

FAILURE TO DO EITHER OF THE ABOVE THINGS MAY MEAN THAT YOU WILL BE CONTRAVENING THE PROVISIONS OF THE ABOVE LEGISLATION . 

The only problem was how to set them loose in a manner not too blatantly contravening all the rules of civilized warfare . 

` He may have contravened the rules you devised , for your admittedly entertaining method of execution by single combat . 

It concluded that the design " blatantly contravenes the requirements of the rules of nuclear safety " . 

( b ) Documentary evidence Evidence may be adduced in the form of a document provided that the contents do not contravene any of the rules on admissibility . 

Conspiracy to contravene Section 13 of the Prevention Of Fraud ( Investments ) Act 1958 , contrary to Section 1 ( 1 ) of The Criminal Law Act 1977 . 

Its view was that the president 's decision to sack the government contravened a section of the constitution upholding fundamental political rights . 

( 5 ) If any person knowingly and wilfully contravenes this section , he shall be guilty of an offence . 

One is that a person has contravened one or other of the statutory provisions referred to in subsection ( 1 ) ( a ) . 

( 7 ) The secretary of any club to the premises of which this section applies shall notify the licensing board for the area within which such premises are situated of any reconstruction or extension of , or alteration In , the premises which affects the facilities available in the premises for the provision of substantial refreshment , and if the secretary of any club contravenes this subsection he shall be guilty of an offence . 

Other absentees at the trial were local government officials who contravened Italian law by allowing the plant to vent directly to the outside world and others who took 16 days to evacuate Seveso . 

The Democrat-controlled House of Representatives judiciary committee called on July 10 for the appointment of a special prosecutor ( independent counsel ) to investigate the possibility that senior members of the Bush administration had contravened the law in providing military assistance to Iraq in the period prior to its invasion of Kuwait in August 1990 , and had then sought to conceal the evidence through a cover-up . 

The Labour Party based its objections on the manner of Weizmann 's dismissal , claiming that his removal contravened a clause in the coalition agreement which prevented Shamir from dismissing Labour ministers . 

The EOC claimed that the thresholds contravened the European Directive on Equal Treatment by discriminating against part-time women workers . 

The authorities claimed that Jorge Quintana Silva was rearrested because he had contravened the conditions of his earlier release , although they did not specify how he had done this . 

Even if you are not prepared to reject this form for professional accountability , as Sockett does , you might feel that simply holding the teacher responsible for the results contravenes natural justice . 

If this be true , it is argued , then governments have compromised their own moral position and therefore are morally at least in no better position than protesters who contravene laws . 

The research assesses the impact of European law which might constrain the national policy makers but might also provide industry with a means of challenging national policies which contravene European law . 

Clause 25 allows employees to challenge the terms and conditions of a collective agreement the employer applies to them where the agreement appears to contravene the principles of equal treatment . 

It far exceeds its author 's jurisdiction , since it contravenes fundamental principles of Islamic law . 

This involves giving legal advice to ministers and implementing government decisions , as well as prosecuting those who contravene regulations . 

The new testament implies that the use of slaves , provided it is humane , does not contravene the will of God . 

Morality was contravened only when pleasure was sought ` independently of the end which pleasures are only meant to subserve " . 

Suspension notice Under s14 of CPA 1987 , an enforcement authority which has reasonable grounds for suspecting that any safety provision relating to any goods has been contravened , is empowered to serve a notice prohibiting the person for up to six months from supplying , offering or exposing for supply those goods . 

Mr. Ashworth simply submits that any restriction on operating hours at the port is bound to interfere with trade and/or the free movement of goods , and thus contravenes article 30 . 

It gave the European Court of Justice the power to fine governments contravening EC law . 

Mr Jones acknowledges he is contravening the Geneva Convention by using the symbol , but claims that the Red Cross symbol is needed to stop attacks on convoys . 

It warns that few such publications actually exist and that order forms apparently offering ` free entry " to the directory contravene the Unsolicited Goods and Services Act and are therefore not legally enforceable documents in this country . 

` We want to impress on people that they are contravening the law if they moor or make fast to navigation aids , " says Howard Cooper , a spokesman for Trinity House . 

Rape clearly contravenes international law and she cites the 1907 Hague Conventions , the '49 Geneva Conventions and the '77 Protocols to make her point . 

It is essential to ensure prior to starting an experiment that you will not be contravening any national or international regulations governing the use of animals for scientific purposes . 

A key clause of the 15-article declaration proclaimed the primacy of the RSFSR 's constitution and laws throughout its territory , and the right of the RSFSR to suspend USSR acts which contravened RSFSR sovereign rights . 

There had , however , been ` extensive contact " with the Law Society , which had decided that the system did not contravene the solicitors ' code of practice . 

And this , far from being a containment ( transgression presupposing and thereby ratifying the norm it contravenes ) , is one condition of the norm 's undoing . 

However , ex hypothesi , the firm can not contravene s 57 because , as a member of SFA , it is an authorised person ( and so the restrictions do not apply ) . 

Persons contravening s20 are liable on conviction on indictment to a fine not exceeding the statutory maximum under s20(4) . 

We therefore would need to do some quite careful accounting in order to make sure that we did n't contravene that erm , the , the requirement of the Trustee Investment Act in the future . 

The section could have been summarized in the sidenote as ` arrest for non-arrestable offences " , but the draftsman did not dare to risk such Kafkaesque accuracy . 

No player not appearing in that particular game dared put his face round the door . 

Work was out of the question , she could not think about it ; she did not dare go to the tower , she felt she had damaged something : loose talk means hubris . 

I did not dare take the whole brandy bottle , so I poured some into a smaller bottle to take away with me . 

I was becoming cramped on my branch but dare n't move a muscle . 

I dare say that for surgeons , operations are like buses at a bus depot . 

You dare say thus , Fiend , and yet you threaten the life of my fiancée ? ’ 

They guarded their independence fiercely and neither Chris nor I dared ask too often how much progress was being made . 

Nobody in the markets seems to believe that the Chancellor dare put up interest rates this side of the general election . 

He needs a shrink , Kate thought , but she knew she would never dare suggest it . 

The entire plot had worked even better than he had dared to hope . 

People who can never dare to move close because of the inevitable withdrawal afterwards may experience little sexual desire . 

The warm colour suited the Queen , she thought , daring a fleeting glance upwards at the softly rounded face framed by a white veil . 

Buying that blank tape had been a waste , for she knew she would never dare play it back . 

` Well , ai n't you gonna pop in an " chew tonguewag with moi ? " the fortune-teller screeched . 

` Yiu keelled heem ! " screeched Lorre , his shaking hands reaching for a revolver . 

Hordes of admirers screech that they would be only too willing to take Kylie home and look after her for a while . 

He can turn his head away from the screams , the pleas , the heart-rending shouts that split the night air -- suffering human beings screeching their injustice at the outside world . 

Nicky was half aware of the Mercedes that approached them , and a moment later he screeched his warning to Lou , watching frozen , and horrified , as the great car drove up onto the pavement and bore down upon them . 

At intervals while we were negotiating with him , he screeched his battle songs and war cries . 

Mao , on the other hand , actually presided over gatherings of a million crying and cheering devotees , before bodily and mental decline made personal enjoyment of ecstatic Red Guards screeching their devotion impossible . 

The woman began to screech her rage as I went through the doors and out into the High Street . 

Instead she rushed angrily about the house , screeching threats and peering uselessly into dark corners in the pretence of looking for a switch . 

She suddenly started screeching at Bruno , so abruptly that Maxim felt a jab in his spine and knew he 'd come very close to being shot . 

I suddenly screeched at her , ` I do n't want to know ! " and threw down the phone and pushed myself out of the door . 

` No , Clive , " she screeched at him , ` it 's not for last time . 

Driving round Piccadilly Circus in a taxi he would screech out of the window , ` I 'm the Queen of England but I ca n't remember which . " 

Women 's voices , men 's voices , children 's voices screeched out curses and threats . 

If you resist any temptation to nap in the daytime you will be more able to get to sleep at your next bedtime . 

If required , the facility to take a good sleep can be a great advantage over having to try to nap in your seat . 

Still trying to make reality match with her fantasy , she took to napping on the beach in the afternoons . 

A FITNESS fanatic died when 26 stone of weights fell on him as he exercised . 

A village has paid tribute to two American airmen who died when their jet crashed just after take off . 

The funerals are being held today of the seven people who died when Loyalist gunmen attacked a bar at Greysteel in County Londonderry on Saturday night . 

He had promised just before his mother died to write an article for Taxation about company tax structures and had not yet begun . 

The machine was not switched off , but Mr Lavelle died of natural causes , police said . 

Cyclosporin treatment was stopped but the patient continued to deteriorate and died from sepsis and shock in spite of antibiotic treatment . 

AN INQUIRY is under way after a man collapsed and died yesterday while trekking through mountains as part of a management training course . 

John said his misery increased over the years as several friends died of AIDS . 

Unfortunately , Monty 's beloved Betty died of a strange illness , just ten years later , leaving a distraught Monty with a son , David . 

He retired early to care for his wife , but died of a tumour caused by breathing in asbestos dust . 

` You 've got to be prepared to die for what you believe in , " Elinor said passionately with a toss of her wayward locks . 

A campaign has started to try to cut the rising number of children dying from solvent abuse . 

Perhaps I 'll die from natural causes before I can do any mischief . 

Jonathan Thomas was 21 when he died from heroin poisoning , devastating his family and leaving behind a 2 year old son . 

A post mortem yesterday at the Natal State Mortuary in Durban revealed that both women died from multiple wounds from the panga and bush knives . 

Two of the sons of one of the " suspects " died in a bomb explosion shortly after the abduction , and Lebanese police claimed that Israeli forces had planted the bomb during the raid . 

The son of a lawyer and stern Puritan Parliamentarian , John Locke was born in Somerset in 1632 , and died in Essex in 1704 . 

Then in June , Ivan died in a freak fire at his seafront nursing home . 

By the 1980s 300 people had died from eating the poisoned fish , and at least 1500 more were disabled . 

About 650 people die from smoking attributable diseases every year in South Tees and the bill for hospital care for smoking-related illnesses is £1,895,000 . 

A woman died yesterday after being knocked down by a shoplifter fleeing with a £2.58 descaler . 

A TEENAGE driver who died after crashing into a tree was in a stolen vehicle , a coroner heard yesterday . 

There were soldiers who died bravely , and beautiful women who fell in love . 

Indian and local Maharashtra state leaders , mindful of recent nationwide Hindu-Muslim carnage in which some 2,000 people died , appealed for calm . 

The train 's four tankers were empty but hours earlier , it had ferried a 40-tonne cargo of highly toxic hydrocyanic acid along the same track . 

THE minibus ferrying the Cambridge Boat Race crew around has a message stuck to its windscreen , probably more for the benefit of its occupants than as an exhortation to other motorists . 

He personally ferried two Aero Commanders , an Aerostar , a Beech Duke , and two Barons . 

The fire brigade had to bring in their rescue boat normally used on the Thames to ferry 60 stranded people while the local council issued sandbags to those still hoping to keep the water at bay . 

The crown claimed that Manning had ferried Mr McVeigh 's IRA killers to and from the scene of the killing at his Boucher Road warehouse on May 22 , 1991 . 

` The only car apart from a Rolls-Royce that he could fit into was an extra large Range Rover , " says the driver , who also tells hair-raising tales of ferrying Maxwell about town . 

A local man offers to ferry me across the fjord and I am soon on the way to Holt . 

Jake ferried them across the ford on his cart with horse and master enjoying a paddle . 

Billy could easily have ferried her across the river in his boat , as he had done many times before . 

Since the tragedy , the Swindon Bus Company has been ferrying the children across town . 

As far as we knew every previous expedition had ferried the sheep by dinghy , a tedious operation which must have been hard on both men and sheep , to say nothing of the dinghy . 

The accident happened on March 14 while 15 oil workers were being ferried 200 metres from an oil platform to their accommodation vessel in stormy weather with 30ft waves . 

They were prepared to ferry the ball from blue shirt to blue shirt and in the process frustrate Nottingham Forest . 

There are free buses to ferry you from hotel to cable-car stations and the town has a warm , friendly atmosphere . 

Emerging from the back staircase into the kitchen , Julia found McGee ferrying the remains from the dining room , downing in quick succession the remnants of the Chablis and the dregs of the Margaux . 

They ferried plates to and fro from the kitchen , where Rose and Victorine supervised what was to come next . 

For example , viruses are a natural choice for ferrying the foreign DNA into animal cells . 

His last song attracted a school of dolphins , one of which ferried Arion on his back all the way to Corinth . 

That support involved ferrying Chris all over the country for race meetings in his younger days . 

And the more that living material is boxed into discrete survival machines , the more will the cells of those survival machines concentrate their efforts on that special class of cells that are destined to ferry their shared genes through the bottleneck into the next generation . 

He augmented his meager income by plying for hire as a ferryman , ferrying passengers across to Greenwich , and sometimes he followed a more grisly trade . 

Many helped firemen remove debris and others were ferrying the injured to hospitals . 

VOLUNTEERS who use their own cars to ferry people to hospital from remote parts of the North-East could face a hefty tax bill in future . 

The former seamen , who risked their lives against the elements and German U-boats to ferry vital supplies to northern Russia , can enjoy a berth on a luxury liner for the return trip . 

However car 4 spent the First World War ferrying bread to the military camp at Squires Gate , for which it was fitted with a pair of side doors . 

After being rejected by the Sandinistas , he resolved to become a flying doctor and ferry medical supplies to war-stricken campesinos . 

Bearcoat complied reluctantly , ferrying the wounded up the Yellowstone and Missouri , and protesting the Nez Perce ` treatment unusually severe . 

CABBIES earning big tips helping to ferry stolen property away from break-ins were targeted yesterday in a series of police raids . 

Doctors and Ambulancemen fear lives could be lost if seriously ill patients have to be ferried twenty-five miles for treatment . 

( As reported in the November FlyPast , John Sandberg was tragically killed while ferrying the Tsunami out of Reno on September 25 . 

So I wake my feet up , stop fantasizing about the bomb , and invite the East London Line to ferry me up to Whitechapel . 

Paul Hunter , who runs a coach company which ferries schoolchildren to and from sports grounds , claims he has not received any money from the council for the service in recent months . 

On bucking Broadway the cabs all bitched and beefed , ferrying robots , bad dogs , uptown , downtown . 

He arrived in Edinburgh that evening and was ferried by the organizer to his first reading at the university . 

Balliol Castle was dismantled , ferried ashore , and rebuilt , stone by stone , on the north bank . 

There are no porters or pack animals in the region , and so all supplies were ferried in by regular helicopter deliveries . 

Canoe-loads of coral and sand were being ferried from the beach to fill her empty hold , for she could not sail against the monsoon to Makassar without ballast . 

We revealed that Royal Engineers were being ferried around in canvas-topped lorries . 

Ashley swerved towards it , but as she ran the ambulance came to a halt beside a pad where a helicopter waited , a stretcher was ferried aboard and the helicopter rose up into the sky . 

The thieves had obviously been back and forth over the ravine ferrying everything back to their car . 

And lead him out to the Waiting Room where he 's allowed to linger and holler for a while before we ferry him back to the night . 

The practice developed of ferrying this minority of strike-breakers to their collieries in NCB vehicles , protected all the way by large numbers of police officers . 

We clean their homes , fetch their shopping , ferry them to where they wish to go ; and we do all this without thinking that our care might be undermining their independence , even their morale . 

Maybe , thousands of years ago , birds and reptiles from continental South America had reached the Galapagos , ferried on the rafts of vegetation that float down the rivers and out to sea . 

The attack on the village along the road was still going on , wounded and dead Commandos were being placed against the walls of the cobbled farmyard , waiting their turn as the jeeps ferried to and fro through the village . 

` Search for what , since you 're not after all the heroin , or whatever I 'm supposed to have been ferrying around the islands for a week ? " 

After Downes had been driven away , Morse and Lewis walked back to their own car , where Morse gave urgent instructions to the forensic lab to sent a couple of their whizz-kids over to the railway station -- immediately ! -- and to Kidlington HQ to see that a breakdown van would be available in about an hour 's time to ferry away a certain Metro . 

The visiting pilots had come to ferry back a score of U.S. fighter aircraft flown up from the States as part of the American lend-lease programme . 

The inflatable boat we had heard had in fact transported the drugs ashore and ferried out food and fuel . 

The prince 's personal press secretary Dickie Arbiter ferried them round the Queen 's estate at Sandringham , Norfolk , so they could film the photographers snapping the royal shooting party from a public road . 

On the mainland huge areas of coastal Ecuador are under water , with food and medical supplies ferried in by air . 

All personnel were ready when twelve Spitfires arrived at Prestwick on April 26 with seven of the aircraft ferried on to Renfrew the same day . 

Cook slowly , stirring constantly , until thickened but do not allow the sauce to boil or the cream will curdle and the egg will scramble . 

The cake mixture will curdle slightly , as it contains so little flour -- but do not worry . 

Gradually beat in the eggs , one at a time -- if you add them too quickly the mixture may curdle . 

Another horrific cry rose into the night , raising the small hairs on two ill-washed necks , and causing Pooley 's teeth to chatter noisily . 

The worst of it passed , but his teeth still chattered feebly . 

He glanced at Ray Doyle , and realised that Doyle was conscious and shivering , his teeth chattering violently as he stared up at his colleague . 

Jonadab and Elizabeth bent over George , whose teeth were chattering uncontrollably and who , indeed , appeared more dead than alive . 

And Sycorax hears them , her teeth chatter and through her wasted lips there comes a sigh -- ; 

` They beat me , " he said , his teeth chattering as if he had a fever . 

The gear lever also chatters in its plastic cup , if it has not been replaced try that . 

The emergency services are investigating why firefighters turned up late to a mock nuclear accident .Confusion over phone lines is being blamed for a ten minute delay before the fire brigade responded . 

If they had a communicable disease and it entailed investigating the vagina to find out , then I suppose the doctor is entitled to do that . 

This provided us with an opportunity to investigate the whales to see if we could discover anything about them that might explain why they had beached themselves . 

A health authority is being asked to investigate the waiting list for patients needing hip replacement operations . 

Detectives are investigating a burglary at the Treasury , in which it is believed secret papers may have been photographed and proofs of potentially valuable coins taken .. 

They have the vital factor of the opposable thumb , without which it would be impossible to handle and investigate objects with any degree of manual dexterity . 

He gave a short , humourless laugh , and levered himself up to investigate the hamper . 

Having been sent to investigate the Welsh National Opera , he was offered a job as their financial controller and subsequently established a world-beating team there with an old friend , the company 's general administrator Brian McMaster . 

Does the horse come to the stable door to investigate you , and perhaps give you a friendly nuzzle ? 

TOP referee Ray Lewis is being investigated by the Football Association for allegedly swearing at a supporter and faces disciplinary action . 

Sometimes you have your guts investigated after working too hard for too long , and discovering that things have gone astray Down There . 

Should I lay them on the doorstep and vamoose before she responded to the bell ? 

You go vamoose from here plenty chop-chop , tuck up in him blanket , take sleeping pill . " 

Maggie glanced up as lightning flickered across the sky , followed seconds later by a loud crack of thunder . 

Spurred on by excitement , he snatched out another double handful of weed and there , moonlight flickering from it with every feeble movement , was a small Severn salmon . 

Candlelight flickered through the clear glass of a hurricane lamp , softly illuminating her face . 

The setting sun flickered through the trunks of the palm trees along the track , disappearing into haze before it reached the horizon . 

Her torch flickered across the wall and she switched it off , holding her breath in case someone had noticed the distant gleam of light . 

Nervous controls are not the same as behavioural responses of the kind we have seen in the case of reptiles , which situate themselves at angles to gain the maximum benefit from , or to avoid the worst excesses of , solar radiation . 

The aim of the symposium is rather to situate Panofsky in history ; that is to say , we are not asking whether his methods are still applicable and relevant . 

finally they allow us to situate the different thresholds in their respective place : for nothing proves in advance … that their chronology is the same for all types of discourse …

Rather , the purpose here is to build on that recent research in order to situate the debates on sexuality and disease in the light of the longer-term history of medico-moral regulation . 

For example , in I want to go , it has been argued that because the wanting is conceived as preceding the going , to is required to situate the latter event beyond the former . 

To imagine or write otherwise , to situate black people throughout the pages and scenes of a book like some government quota , would be ludicrous and dishonest . 

First , he assumes a theoretical need for a concept of profession , yet does not indicate the body of theory which requires and situates this concept . 

Adorno seems to me to situate the problem , without necessarily being the solution to it . 

It is now necessary to situate these in the wider context of the social formation and in particular class structure . 

In order to situate those views we must begin with Oakeshott 's account of the nature of human conduct . 

The narrator then proceeds to give some background information , which he situates in a previous time About four months before . 

This plant , which commenced production in June , allows next day delivery to both Melbourne and Sydney .

The IMM commenced business in 1972 when it listed seven foreign currency futures contracts .

The computer commences operation in supervisor mode after start-up .

Innocent commenced his papacy in Rome , but he died in Perugia , a papal town , in the summer months when it was customary for the papal curia to leave Rome .

I did not commence my research with these questions firmly in mind .

He commenced by stemming the revenue loss resulting from smuggling by reducing duty levels to lower its profitability , as well as by strengthening the preventative service .

He commenced by dealing with the importance of Shrewsbury as a trial centre and the value to rural communities of the branch lines , until the latter largely suffered closure due to competition from road transport .

The ILN commenced publication in 1842 and for the better part of the 19th and early years of the 20th century enjoyed enormous popularity because it was able regularly to reproduce illustrations when the newspapers could not .

The final possibility is to " hive up " the trade from Target to Newco , so that Newco commences trading and generates trading income out of which to fund its interest payments directly .

We commence with the service sector , looking particularly at retailing and at the holiday and entertainments ( night clubs , dance halls ) Industry .

It commenced trading with a Notional Government Bond contract in 1986 .

She commenced a two-year nursery nurse examination board course at Tyneside college in Wallsend .

Soon afterwards , he commenced practice as a conveyancer , one of his clients being his old teacher , Dr. Watson .

For those commencing two daily injections , the fixed insulin combinations can be very useful as older patients often find mixing insulins a difficult exercise .

This week you 'll commence phase two of a transformation which began a while back .

Almost as soon as he commenced taking evidence , Beveridge was inundated with memoranda on the needs of the elderly .

When she opened the lid , it commenced to play a tinkling version of ` The Bluebells of Scotland " .

A pounce , the cheetah 's jaws fasten on the gazelle 's throat , and it is quickly throttled to death . 

But as he went in , something landed on his back and he felt strong , sinewy hands fasten round his throat . 

I do n't trust anyone as far as I could throw them : it 's as simple as that .

But there was a secret smile beneath the bland expression , and she worried about his intentions , feeling in her heart that she could never entirely trust Lucenzo .

They receive a child who has been badly let down in the past , who has to learn , painfully , how to care and trust again .

About 30 adults were arrested in raids on ten Children of God homes on Wednesday night by police investigating claims of child abuse .

Anti-terrorist officers were quickly on the scene and investigating the further reports of suspect devices .

The Botswana government says that it will investigate the torture allegations .

The union is also investigating a number of cases of child labour and the sexual abuse of children by employers .

A Forensic expert who investigated the Carl Bridgewater murder case , says there has been a miscarriage of justice .

In nineteen ninety two , ninety three they were called upon to investigate one thousand two hundred and thirty seven crimes of violence , I exclude , for various reasons those committed on the London Underground .

Kriel also announced that an independent body was to be established to investigate allegations of serious crimes committed by the SAP .

Police investigating the murder of a prostitute are examining possible links with the deaths of three other women .

DETECTIVES investigating the murder of a man whose body was discovered on Blackpool beach have arrested a man .

Police investigating the murder of a pensioner have begun interviewing shoppers in an attempt to catch his killer .

When investigating offences in Jamaica the police take from potential witnesses written statements which are not , however , used for the purpose of committing accused persons for trial .

THE THEFT of three replica guns yesterday from a car in Dumbarton Road , Clydebank , is being investigated by police .

TWO attacks on horses in Cornwall were being investigated by police yesterday .

A Home Office spokesman was quoted as saying : ` The object is to investigate whether children are being abused in an organised way by networks or rings of adults .

The Indian government claims that it investigates all allegations of torture , but this rarely happens without public pressure .

This morning Kevin and his brother Ian were arrested at their homes in London by police investigating the affairs of their late father who used pension funds to bolster his businesses .

Police officers investigating the case were shown to have tampered with confession evidence and altered interview notes , a newly developed electrostatic document analysis test having indicated that interview notes were not contemporaneous .

The cause of death was a shotgun blast at close range , and police are now investigating the illegal killing .

POLICE investigating the death of a man in Glasgow are considering the possibility that it may be drugs-related .

Sudrajat was announcing the findings of a special military council investigating the massacre and said that a further five officers were being investigated for indiscipline .

A senior police officer has been criticised for the way he investigated the death of a student .

The home secretary announced plans to set up a special police unit to investigate suspects .

Three days later , in an extraordinary further development , the Justice Department announced that it was investigating Sessions and his wife in relation to the possible violation of ethics rules .

TWO MEN and three women were being questioned last night by Scotland Yard detectives investigating the laundering of proceeds from the £26m Brink's-Mat bullion robbery .

He wondered what Berowne was expecting him to do ; find a potential blackmailer or investigate him for double murder ?

The Council 's Audit Department and Thames Valley police have been investigating the fraud for the past fortnight .

They later intervened on his behalf when he was investigated for criminal fraud , thereby opening themselves to allegations of having accepted bribes .

But Linfield had no idea that Dinamo were being investigated for suspected bribery .

The man called at the house in Amesbury , Wilts , and said he was investigating allegations of sex abuse .

They 're investigating allegations of interference with witnesses and tampering with evidence in a forthcoming trial .

Fry , who admits he fears for his safety , wants Flashman investigated by Barnet police over allegations that the former ticket tout threa-tened him and the players .

Meanwhile , Los Angeles police said yesterday they are investigating allegations that the father of the boy who accused Jackson of molestation tried to blackmail the singer .

POLICE were today investigating reports of bogus door-to-door charity collections in Londonderry .

A couple who run a private nursing home have been barred from entering the premises while police investigate allegations that they stole from elderly residents .

Officers investigating the murder say they 've had more than a hundred calls from the public offering information .

Cleveland police have spent five months investigating the events leading up to Mr Corden 's arrest in October last year .

Police are investigating a break-in at a house in Racecourse Lane , Ripon .

LITTLE Laura Konan , four , was being hunted by Interpol last night after her French father failed to return her to her mother Rosalyn Wigham 's home in Blyth , Northumberland , after a day out 

Housekeeper Anne Jackson told how Mr Elton had turned the sitting room of his £750,000 London flat into an office as he desperately hunted for a new job . 

Election ` 92 : Party aides hunt for their leader 's lost mobile phone 

Many pupils who had left a schoolbook behind would rather risk punishment than walk through the dark room with the animals smiling as they watched you hunt for your things . 

` We could n't think where you were , " said my mother , ` we hunted for you for hours . " 

She was hunting through her bag when someone tapped at the door . 

She went in , hunted through the cupboards until she found everything she needed , then cooked herself a large meal . 

Tell you what , you hunt through the file , see if we have a case history on Miss Duncan . 

In fact , one of the main advantages of using IFAs is that they can hunt through the range of mortgage offers and find the best deal for you . 

He regularly hunts through supermarket shelves for home produced items after deciding six months ago to boycott foreign products . 

The cameras hunted round the team , trying to locate the intruder . 

Soon the hunters who travelled by rail hunted not for food or protection , but for trophies and sport . 

People had been very cold and were sloshing about in the mud from the day before . 

The floors of these little hellholes are awash with stinking chemical waste , through which workers slosh around in rubber boots . 

A great deal of effort and sloshing about is suggested by the drawing . 

They sloshed through the mudholes and stepping stones of the twilight subway , nudging each other with a staccato of Derek questions and Alex answers until city grey daylight . 

At its height , 130 firefighters were trying to control the fire at Gilkes Mill in the centre of Banbury .

High expansion foams can control fires in high-racked storages very effectively , but they are , by their nature , total- flooding agents .

The following day , after two survivors and the bodies of eight dead had been recovered , vents to the affected mineshaft were blocked with concrete to control the fire .

It took more than an hour to control the blaze at the former Langham Hotel .

The solar wind originates in the atmosphere of the Sun , and consists of a tenuous gas that has acquired sufficiently high outward speed to escape from the Sun .

The concept of primary , secondary , and tertiary levels of prevention originated in public health ( Hardiker et al . ,

E A Ps originated in America and typically cost a company fifteen to twenty pounds per head every year .

Some say the idea originated in Greece or Turkey as a tourist stunt .

Originating in Andalucia , the Qur'an is estimated to sell for £100-150,000 ( $180-265,000 ) .

This is a homogeneous , dense refractile layer about 1 µm thick , formed from granules that originate in the Golgi complex of the epidermal cells .

This treatment , which originated in Japan , is by no means as violent as it sounds and it can be used , in varying degrees , on anyone from babies to the very old .

One yellowy hank was swiped forward from the nape of his neck , while the other originated from his luxuriant left sideburn .

It is impossible to gauge whether Zealot activity originated from a single headquarters , or whether it consisted of a multitude of groups operating independently .

At home , the Japanese government has spearheaded a campaign to discredit reports that originated from its own news agency , Kyodo .

The PKO bill originated from a bill introduced in 1990 which was designed to allow Japanese forces to participate as non-combatants in support of the UN-authorized multinational force assembled to expel Iraqi forces from Kuwait .

The perithecia of these species have long , often multicellular ` horns " that originate just below the openings of the perithecium .

As the VSG gene promoter directs alpha-amanitin resistant polymerase activity ( 32 ) , this suggested that transcription of the integrated plasmid was not originating from the internal VSG promoter , but from the upstream tubulin promoter .

The fish was of course a familiar ecclesiastical emblem , originating with the cryptogram of the early disciples , and then elaborating on the analogy of ` fishers of men " .

This had originated in a Cossack military formation which withdrew from Russia to Yugoslavia at the end of the Russian Civil War in 1920 .

On the other hand , if the tiger did originate in the frozen north , why have today 's Siberian tigers such a rufous striped coat ?

One may therefore further suggest that the terms originated in a time when the distinction between the two classes lay essentially in the geographical location of the medreses .

Other debates and ideologies , originating both from state apparatuses and from capital , talked of affluence and a consumer spending boom , and more education was seen as part of the route to yet greater affluence .

Some energy from point Q is also detected by the sensor as if it had originated at P , due to scattering at S1 .

What was more , he considered it his duty , not only to pray in public himself , but to induce his friends to join him , often at inconvenient times and in conspicuous places . 

One writer of our time might have induced Mrs Woolf to modify her words . 

He could sometimes be induced to talk about his presidency of the Guernsey Cattle Society , but never about his presidency of the international tribunal . 

We would also suggest an attempt to conciliate Fred by returning the responsibility for special functions to him . 

The diplomatic débâcle strengthened the hands of ministers who urged that the fierce police measures taken against sedition during 1879 should be combined with efforts to conciliate less intransigent critics . 

In order to conciliate the Ukrainian peasants , the agrarian policy of the Party should not be implemented . 

The Babylonians paid particular attention to the seven-day periods associated with successive phases of the moon , each of these periods ending with an ` evil day " on which specific taboos were enforced so that the gods could be propitiated and conciliated . 

All complaints about solicitors ' charges will in future be conciliated if possible , under proposals to be considered by The Law Society Council at its meeting on 15 July . 

In 1687 , when James II was trying to conciliate Dissenters in order to win toleration for Catholics , Bunyan was offered a place in a reconstructed Bedford Town Corporation , which he refused . 

For the time being Macmillan advised the cabinet that Britain should try to conciliate Egypt and persuade Washington to do the same . 

In practice , the Red Army units did nothing to conciliate the Ukrainian Left or the peasants . 

After 1951 Winston Churchill and his Conservative successors protected the welfare state , maintained full employment , and conciliated the trade unions . 

He was aware of the need to conciliate , to plead , to attempt to explain . 

The new King brought a Scottish peer , Lord Bute , into the cabinet ; he had a high opinion of Bute as a political thinker , and was willing to see Scottish opinion conciliated . 

Smacking does n't work , either , because she just learns that you 'll hurt her if you catch her doing it again .

In striving for more respectable customers the exhibitors learnt that it was not just the most affluent who liked to be treated with dignity and style .

The perfectionist has to learn that Jesus was ` poor in spirit " .

We 've just got to learn from the experience and I said to my players afterwards ` welcome to European football " . "

In addition , they promised , we 'd at last learn the real reason why Bobby Orton walked off the field against Burnhope .

Dawn 's parents learned of the accident some three hours later , went immediately to the hospital , and spent much of the rest of the night waiting for information .

We learned that they were on their summer holidays , taking their kayak round the outer reaches of the Arctic .

For example , when Marx learnt about India , China , and Peru , he introduced his oriental or Asiatic stage .

I have developed a theory to explain recent incidents in the light of what I have learned about you .

I was staggered to learn that the Labour party and the Liberal Democrats gave categorical assurances to the House that rate capping or capping of any sort would not be part of their programmes .

For example , a chimp may learn an association between poking a stick into termite mounds and extracting a stick covered with edible termites .

Incidentally , a 50m abseil reaches the ground from the belay at the top of the big corner of The Bat . 

There was even one tunnel which , after it had reached its original destination outside the wire , was continued twenty or thirty yards to further cover . 

From Acharacle , the A.861 climbs over a low ridge to Salen , a village on the shore of Loch Sunart , reaching it through a pleasant woodland and between ditches of yellow flag iris . 

The Vardar river , which flows through the centre of the Macedonian republic , reaches the Aegean Sea near Salonika . 

Continue until the path emerges from the forest at a wooden gate and reaches a horizontal track -- the line of the tramroad . 

The ash cloud reached over 15,000 metres in height and was carried by the prevailing winds to the north-east , into Argentina . 

Towards the centre of that area were roses and rhododendrons that had been left to grow like weeds , and a willow tree whose branches reached right to the ground to create a shady den around its trunk . 

The line of typists would reach right round the Earth 500 times . 

M9 is slightly more vigorous ; trees will reach about 8ft , and need good soil . 

We go off to another site , reached by a quarter mile trek along the main railway line . 

SCENE : An arc of pale sand-colored hessian reaches from floor to beyond eyeview . 

He saw the shadows that reached from the furniture , that slipped from a man and the woman of his life . 

The Dannewerk at the narrowest point of the isthmus of Schleswig , reached from sea to sea , and remained as a strategic position in wars between Danes and Germans until as late as the nineteenth century . 

With vineyards reaching into the town , wine is an integral element to any Stuttgart meal . 

His hair , which now reached past his shoulder blades , curled as lustily as honeysuckle . 

The winter sun reached through the bare branches of the limes , making bars of startling light and shade that flickered in the carriage like a pyrotechnic display . 

The thatched pyramid roofs reached almost to the ground and rose to points twenty feet overhead . 

He thought that its roots reached back , as the doctor thought , into earlier life . 

The netting should fit quite snugly and reach to just below the rim of the container . 

On one side of the road the cotton plants stand knee-high in well-tended rows ; on the other they are besieged by weeds and reach to just above the ankle . 

These breeches reached to just below the knees and from there on down she sported green stockings with turn-up tops , which displayed her calf muscles to perfection . 

The Ahaggar is also volcanic , but activity ceased earlier than in the Tibesti and it is now more degraded , although the wrecks of the ancient volcanoes still reach to about 3000 m ( 10,000 ft ) . 

Longer outer bristles reach around the teeth , while the shorter ones polish the surface . 

The Lloyd Baker estate is a few streets of plain Victorian houses reaching up a slope near King 's Cross . 

Outside , he headed for the bridge and there , halfway across , he came at last to a halt , with traffic rushing past , the river gleaming below and the city reaching away in an infinite complex parade of shining white and pearly grey with light snapping from windows and cars . 

Two bright gold stripes reach back from the eye , through the operculum , to either side of the base of the pectoral fin . 

Complete with provenance reaching back to the artist 's lifetime , and in the present owner 's family since 1690 , this painting 's attribution to Rembrandt has never been questioned . 

The moves for an extended system of university education reach back to the 18405 when it was aimed at providing more qualified candidates for Anglican ordination , but it was very soon transformed into a more lay-oriented mission . 

It was a picture of a girl wearing a frilly bonnet and long , frilly drawers that reached down below her dress to her ankles . 

In another , stalactites reached down to the floor and they walked through a forest of pillars . 

They chose a point at which the bank reached steeply down to a pool , a slight bend in the course having eaten away a miniature beach on the far side . 

However , half-a-thumb's-length beyond it ( roughly two minutes at 75kts ) is another very distinctive marker point , a 300ft mast reaching to over 700ft amsl ( L ) which we can use to back-confirm our time over the half-way point as we pass south abeam it . 

Nothing distinguished this place : great sweaty limbs of trees reached up through the green twilight to the green ceiling , young trees grew in the spaces between them , thin stalks tipped with a few pale leaves . 

On particularly clear days ( the locals will tell you that midwinter provides the best of them ) the view reaches as far as the Vosges in France and Switzerland 's Jura . 

Meredith backed out slowly to avoid other shoppers making for their cars with their overladen squeaky trolleys and set off out of town . 

He turned on his heel and made off towards his car without waiting for a reply . 

Mr Piggott found himself quite dazzled by the warmth of her smile as she made for the door , and was unable to speak . 

Not trusting herself to speak , she right-wheeled and made for her own front door , which now looked hopelessly out of date and shabby . 

He stood up at the same time as she did , and caught her as she made for the door . 

He struggled from one field to another , making for the safety of the hills . 

Carrie kissed her husband lightly on the cheek and made for the stairs . 

He screamed and almost lost his footing as he made for the stairs . 

I head off along the road and make for Deptford High Street , swinging my bag of clothes like I was going on holiday . 

I made straight for the curtains , and he went by me without noticing . 

Finally , we make for home , heading past Vengsøya towards the mainland . 

He turned and made for the stern of the boat , and disappeared below . 

Enrique headed through the field at the back of the garage making for the woods to the north . 

Rising from his sturdy wooden bench , Bash blew out his candle and made towards his bed . 

Since he made swiftly towards the forest , I had not much option but to follow . 

Marian knew they had no choice but to make cautiously towards it . 

His head ached as he made towards the observation point above the cottages . 

We made towards them , picking our way over a welter of tracks . 

The New York-based journalist , who was researching a book about the U.S.P.G.A. Tour , simply stepped under the ropes and trailed the group he was following out onto the peninsula . 

You would n't like to trail those two rather innocent-looking characters back to headquarters ? 

If Deveraugh was going to persist in trailing her every move , there was no point in staying here . 

Trailing some way behind the braver riders , I did n't even get to see a fox , let alone be in at the kill . 

The three robbers trailed their 38-year-old victim from Blackbushe market , Hants , to Ashbourne , Derbyshire . 

` I stole a horse and other things , and trailed you through the hills from a distance . " 

He saw about a dozen street ruffians trailing them through the streets . 

I 've had someone trailing you since that meeting at the meat warehouse . 

Along with a man called Renwick Dennison , they trailed Dale for days , but the opportunity to kill him never arose , said Mr Langdale . 

After trailing her for over two hours Poppy flopped down , but when I approached her she just got up and dived off through a hole in the fence . 

The elusive creature may be successfully trailed for a time , then disappear for months and even years . 

Grimly , Auguste marched back through the tent into the kitchen , with a contrite Boris trailing behind . 

He looked up as Marion , Conroy still clutched to her side , came out through the doors from the stage , some of the others trailing behind her . 

Digital Equipment Corp will be trailing far behind IBM and Hewlett-Packard Co by the time it gets its Alpha-based hardware out , according to Butler Bloor Ltd 's Open Systems report , published this week . 

Reluctantly , Lou dragged herself upright and trailed behind Melissa . 

He still trails behind the greatest points-scorer of all , Australian Michael Lynagh . 

Maxim trailed into the room behind him , vaguely looking for a fresh drink and finding Ages instead , who had been more than vaguely looking for him . 

Depressed , she finished adjusting her protective lenses and trailed after him , still smearing insulating oil over her face . 

Richard went into his father 's study and Peter trailed after him . 

Half a dozen Floridians trailed after their leader , making the shape of a V with her at the point . 

He stood up and lumbered towards the tail end of the queue ; she trailed behind slowly , wondering how she could leave on her own without offending him . 

Ryker trailed along behind , his expression one of growing agitation . 

I trailed on behind , haggard and dishevelled in my army gear , still half asleep and cross at missing my day in the cow parsley . 

I trailed up the hill after the others , thinking how different she looked wearing that stiff new uniform instead of her tatty little cotton dress and gym shoes . 

You were the one who refused to go away , the one who insisted on trailing me along the road . 

He trailed along behind her through the sand dunes , along the edge of the tidal salt marsh . 

Harry trailed along behind Ockleton , bemused as he always was by beeswaxed pews and glittering plate in what experience had taught him was an irreligious world . 

We had stopped trailing around after the men in the left , contorting ourselves in the hope of receiving some grudging crumbs of approval . 

I seem to recall that that was just about my worst nightmare -- trailing around after a consultant who thought medical students were the lowest form of life -- which they were , of course . " 

` Even a blind man could see that I hold all the cards in this situation , " he told her flatly as she trailed slowly and miserably into the room behind him . 

The Waaagh crossed Black Fire Pass by night as the skies thundered and lightning crashed about the peaks of the Black Mountains . 

In Pest-Buda , the cannons thundered and the whole city celebrated . " 

Polly took a deep breath , proud of the way her voice emerged , calm and steady , even though her heartbeat thundered in her ears . 

The silence stretched , broken only by the slap of the water against the hull and Polly 's heart thundering in her ears . 

Against her yielding flesh she could feel his heart thundering like a man who had run a marathon . 

Rory could n't help but wonder if he could hear her heart beating , since it was thundering in her own ears like jungle drums . 

Deliberately , she teased him , though her heart was thundering with happiness inside her . 

Liz ran , dragging Anna , their footsteps thundering ; stealth would take too long . 

She had known he would say that , but still her heart was thundering . 

He felt his lungs collapsing , his pulses thundering , his heart failing . 

The sky thundered , followed quickly by a crack of lightning that lit up the whole sky . 

Then she rattled off efficiently , ` Jett is in the drawing room with his manager , Mr Kleinman . 

Pion pulled at Masklin 's arm , pointed to the looming white shape with his other hand , and rattled off a long sentence in Floridian or , if the Thing was right , nearly original nomish . 

An administration official , briefing reporters on the condition of anonymity , rattled off a list of U.N. agencies and programs that the administration believes have outlived their usefulness .

Three hours into their shifts , Leon and a co-worker have already rattled off 1,991 answers .

Mister Tom had told him not to be afraid of the earth , but it was still wet from the previous night 's rain and occasionally he let out an involuntary squeal when his spade contacted a worm .

Only slowly revolving tyres will contact the road for long enough to generate sufficient drive .

The key here is to take as little sand as possible , just clipping the ball off the top of the sand , contacting the ball first then the sand .

Spray apply caustic cleaner and very gently agitate the compacted soil with the edge of a wire brush tilted so that the wire bristles contact only the joint area and not the tile face .

Clive spilled some of the powder as he heaped it in the spoon , and could not hold it steady over his lighter flame , but finally he got it liquefied . 

The same flood tide that had brought such a good harvest of tiles heaped a mass of driftwood onto the Reach . 

I smiled at them , heaped more food on to their plates , poured more mint tea or coffee into their cups . 

Cholera victims who had hardly ceased to breathe were heaped precipitately into mass graves . 

The larva heaps sand or soil onto its head and jaws and then flicks it with some force up and behind it , working in a circle to produce a conical pit . 

She heaped a teaspoonful of instant coffee into a couple of beakers and poured a steaming jet of water on to it . 

When he left , with his green and tomato boxes heaped on his Selected Ash , they nodded affably from behind the issue desk . 

There was no sign of anything untoward : grass and a few bushes flattened by the weight of wood recently heaped on them ; some traces of sawdust lying on the ground ; nothing more . 

What , for that matter , would he have done , when confronted with the pile of chips and mass of Brussels sprouts heaped onto a plate containing an alleged sole meunière , in a restaurant where they ought to know better ? 

Willie stared in amazement at the fields , his thin woollen socks heaped around his ankles . 

Malvern Girls ' College in Worcestershire has forwarded the names of 6 parents to a debt collection agency because they have n't paid fees averaging £3,000 . 

I am forwarding copies of this correspondence to the BBC 's ` Watchdog " programme , as I believe it is in the public interest that these facts are made known . 

FTCWatch newsletter says FTC 's committee has forwarded its recommendations on the Microsoft Corp investigation to its commissioners . 

The report dated 27th June , 1857 , was forwarded by Buckler to Hall , who said he did not receive it until the following Monday evening , 29th June . 

The original estimate should be forwarded by the Policyholder . 

To obtain details of one or more courses and an application form , the tear-off slip at the end of this brochure should be completed and forwarded to the University . 

The sand is incidentally forwarded to Pilkington 's Glass Works in St. Helens in Merseyside . 

That letter was forwarded to the President of the Security Council by Mr. Fattoun Mohammed Hassan ‘ Chargé d'affaire a.i . ’ 

The results of the meeting will then be forwarded to the Bank of England 's new task force set up to consider possible alternatives . 

` In that case , will you be forwarding my application to join either the Parachute School or the Independent Companies ? " 

They gave copies to selected show visitors -- forwarding a specially bound copy to the Prince of Wales -- and pasted copies on the door of an adjoining box . 

I forwarded your little “ message “ to the others on the group … just for a laugh . 

The above quotations are part of a large batch of letters forwarded from the BBC which arrived on my mat ten days after the programme went out . 

No doubt he will wish to have the money orders forwarded to some post-office box in West Ealing . " 

Meetings were minuted and records forwarded to the head for report to heads of department . 

The NSC examined American policy towards Japan in a report forwarded to President Truman in October 1948 . 

Video messages can be recorded to the hard disk and forwarded via the Unix mail subsystem to parties who can not attend conferences . 

When she disingenuously called her mother and asked if she might stay in England to take a degree , her parents congratulated themselves on having saved their daughter . 

` When I got home I called the NRA freephone pollution number and I was told it was too dark and cold for anyone to go down and somebody would be there first thing in the morning . 

When the thing starts playing up , the customer calls the HP SupportPack phone number listed on the package and if the problem can not be resolved over the phone , a replacement product is shipped overnight . 

Tickets for the Pet Show , which is from May 2nd-4th , are available -- call the Earls Court box office on 071 373 8141 . 

So if you have any queries call the Action Team on 031-557-3194 during office hours and they will put you in touch with the person responsible for your area . 

He then became aggressive , demanding that I re-enter the cab while he called the police . 

Iris departed and Melissa went disconsolately to the telephone and called police headquarters . 

Potential customer Tony Phillips had called the police after asking salesmen to leave 15 times . 

He became violent and a customer , Olive Appleby , went to call the police from the Highwayman pub next door . 

Anyone wanting information on membership or sponsorship should call Mark Bygraves on 0473 553622 in working hours . 

Pahdra Singh 's secretary called earlier to say she would be picking the team for this Saturday 's match and that some kid I have never heard of , Ubahni Singh , will be playing centre-forward ! 

The wireless blared ` I just called to say I love you " as Daisy went back into the house . 

Please send your CV , listing telephone number for contact , or call us now for an application form . 

She called headquarters from a phone booth , spoke briefly to Sarah , then hurried to the curb to signal a taxi to take her back to her flat . 

On 26 February Ardeshir Zahedi called Brzezinski from his home in Switzerland . 

He called Stefan on the radio , who had a look round on the underside of the ` Fury and could see nothing wrong . 

Quite often it has n't and even if it has it may be helpful to call the recipient with information on delivery and timing . 

Call Ed Mantaring at ( 516 ) 231-5400 ext 834 or fax him at ( 516 ) 231-7378 . 

Norman is calling from Basingstoke and has a question for you . 

Paul calls from the hospital at eight and says there has been no change during the night . 

His secretary 's going to call with the arrangements , would you believe ? " 

Irina had been brisk when she called with the news and told him to telephone Rakovsky at his hotel . 

I catapulted the tiny beasts across the creek and into the mud on the far side so that I could have funerals . 

Although official records of dioxins date from the middle of last century , it was an explosion at an Italian chemical plant in Seveso in 1976 that catapulted them into the public arena . 

Warning that there was no single mechanism which would catapult Britain to economic strength , Mr Kinnock said : ` Research and development , transport and communications , science , education and training ; they are the priorities . 

The three adults seemed to be catapulted from their seats as they ran out into the back yard . 

Once our parents are dead , we are catapulted into becoming the older generation ourselves . 

As discussed above there are assumed to be a number of willing Doom Divers ready and waiting to step forward and be catapulted into the air . 

He swerved and avoided the worst of the impact , but was catapulted on to the bonnet of the car and then on to the pavement . 

She saw the driver of the car being catapulted out onto his back . 

Some were catapulted out of smashed windows , while others were trapped and had to be cut free . 

The van spun off the road into a school fence and trainee decorator Wayne , of Marrick Road , Park End , was catapulted out of the rear doors . 

Hillary was catapulted to stardom and his life has never been the same since . 

It catapults grains of sand at passing ants in an attempt to knock them down into the pit and eat them . 

On one occasion William catapulted a lump of metal into a classroom full of pupils and a girl was quite badly injured . 

Divorce or the death of a husband is enough to catapult a middle-class white woman and her children into poverty . 

This roller coaster catapults you over 75ft into the air , then plummets you back to earth at 60mph . 

Like most countries , Iraq joined the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention of 1972 , under which signatories undertook ` never in any circumstances to develop , produce , stockpile or otherwise acquire or retain " such weapons . 

In 1605 Lord Chief Justice Popham , prosecutor of Guy Fawkes , Ralegh , and the Queen of Scots , ` undertook " to drain the fen at Upwell . 

In this second treaty the two States undertake ` to respect the commitments contained in the bilateral agreement between Afghanistan and Pakistan " and ` urge all States to act likewise " . 

In their final declaration they undertook " to democratize further our societies and consolidate democratic institutions in our countries " . 

The lord James had undertaken that the Sultan in Cairo should not contravene any article of the pact , and his emir Tzani-bey al-Ablak had been asked to give his word to that effect . 

4.3 The Distributor hereby undertakes that in the event or any infringement of the Trade Mark it will offer all such assistance as the Publisher may reasonable require to enforce its rights in the Territory . 

For example , a lorry driver implicitly undertakes that he is reasonably skilled as a driver . 

In exchange for information Thurloe undertook that no Royalist life should be taken as a result of it . 

KPMG warrants and undertakes that it has full power and authority under the Financial Services Act 1986 and otherwise to make the Offer on behalf of Client . 

The vendor will undertake that the company will refrain from doing certain acts or matters pending completion . 

An alteration to the Party Constitution forbade selection as a candidate to anyone who " does not undertake to accept and act in harmony with the Standing Orders of the Parliamentary Party " . 

Earlier , on Dec. 7 , Savimbi had undertaken to accept a ceasefire on condition that the Angolan government legalized opposition parties . 

The artist must undertake to act reasonably at all times if offered fair advice by his or her manager . 

The federal government undertook to finance the immediate infrastructural needs of the new states . 

It an add-in exists to solve your specific problem , we will undertake to find it for you to at the best price . 

The autocracy undertook to guarantee full civil liberty , to give major legislative powers to the promised assembly ( the State Duma ) , and to base it upon a broad franchise . 

The borrower undertakes to redeem the bond at ` par value " ( 100 ) on a certain date , and to pay the bondholder an annual fixed sum ( coupon rate ) in interest each year . 

In his first speech as President on Dec. 30 Franco gave priority to the fight against poverty , social inequality and corruption and undertook to respect Brazil 's international obligations . 

Governments would have to undertake solemnly not to seek to influence it . 

She read and read and read while her aunt mended the socks of her husband and brothers or sewed innumerable buttons on their shirts . 

Again you can pick up the stitches and knit them directly on to the edge , or you can knit long strips or tubes and sew them neatly in place . 

At midnight Phyl was still there sewing weights into the gauze curtaining to stop it flapping . 

Stick a gold star ( or a dab of nail varnish ) on the bottom button and sew a little red thread on the bottom buttonhole so that she does n't mismatch them . 

Mrs Rundle sewed black armbands to their coats , even Victoria 's . 

As the spring tides rose , flowing into summer , the Island began to blossom : pots of geraniums appeared on window sills and girls sewed new ribbons on to last year 's straw hats . 

She could sew the veil on properly in the morning , before she left . 

A plastic teardrop has been sewn on each corner to match the chandeliers . 

Several coloured patches were sewn neatly round the seat of his pants . 

The belt was ( had been ) three inches wide and made of two strips of cowhide sewn together along their edges . 

The meat was then skinned , dressed , cut into ` sides " , sewn into canvas , and placed in refrigerator vans for distribution throughout Britain by the London and North-Western Railway . 

NB Straight seam tape can be used instead of pocketed tape , but you will then need to sew on rings individually . 

Overshadowed by Grigorovich , Kokonin nonetheless apparently eclipsed him in power in recent months .

Hakeem Olajuwon eclipsed the 21,000-mark in career points , scoring 22 on 10-for-23 shooting , but the Rockets lost for the fourth time in five games .

Shimizu won in 2 minutes , 3.60 seconds to eclipse the Pettit Center record of 2:04.85 set in 1994 by American Bonnie Blair .

By the time it closed in May , it had been somewhat eclipsed by the proliferation of other , independent media voices .

In excitement and relevance , the awards show has been eclipsed by the MTV Music Awards and the annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction dinner .

That role seems to have been eclipsed by recent U.S. peace initiatives in the region .

His total eclipsed the top score ever achieved by his allrounder father Peter , now a South African selector .

MIOLA DI PINE , Italy ( AP ) --- Dutch skaters Bob De Jong and Carla Zijlstra each eclipsed rink records en route to easy victories in speed skating World Cup races here Sunday .

His 303 yards in interception returns eclipsed Dwight Hicks ' total of 239 in 1981 , and his three scores tied Ronnie Lott 's season record , also set in 1981 .

She eclipsed the world record four times in the last three months , and posted times that left the rest of the world gasping in her clap-happy wake .

Schumacher at one point held the fastest lap in his Benetton-Renault , but Hill quickly eclipsed it .

Young also eclipsed Ken Anderson 's NFL record for completion percentage , set in the 1982 season at 70.55 , with a 70.7 .

Despite his rough edges , Yeltsin soon eclipsed Mikhail Gorbachev as the leader the West thought capable of advancing international reforms and placing unhappy republics of the old Soviet Union on the fast track to freedom .

`` Star Wars '' easily eclipsed the weekend 's No. 2 film , `` Jerry Maguire , '' which earned an estimated $ 5.6 million .

In recent weeks the U.N. role has been eclipsed by a U.S. diplomatic offensive in Bosnia and the heavy NATO air strikes against Bosnian Serb positions .

His time eclipsed the championship record 19.85 set by Frankie Fredericks in Stuttgart two years ago .

She also eclipsed the longstanding record of 32:38 by Anne Audain in 1982 that was set in a mixed race on a somewhat different course .

The murder so shocked the nation that it eclipsed impeachment proceedings against President Fernando Collor de Mello , who resigned the next day in a corruption scandal .

But they were surprised to see that leap beaten , when Jerome Romain of Dominica , whose previous best this year was 17.24 , eclipsed Edwards ' first leap with 17.48 .

He explained that their house down under the railway by the Bridge of Three Eyes had only one room , but his own eyes shone as he described the delights of a gypsy supper . 

Nell emerged from the noise of the crowd and came across towards us , a clipboard clasped to her chest , her eyes shining . 

` Thank you , my lord , " she said , her eyes shining with tears . 

Even Ben 's eyes were shining , his usual boredom with just ` hanging around " not voiced , nor even hinted at . 

` It was a fine fight , " Isay said , and his eyes were shining in the candlelight . 

It has silenced her tears , and I bet her eyes are shining in the dark . 

He shook both my hands together , his good honest face shining with happiness . 

She was young , less than twenty , he guessed , on the verge of full womanhood , with a handsome oval face and healthy skin which shone translucent in the rain . 

NOBODY is sure of the distance to Betelgeuse , the red giant star that shines so brilliantly in the constellation of Orion . 

For much of its life a star shines because of reactions in its core which convert hydrogen , the lightest of all the elements , into helium , the second lightest . 

A hundred thousand stars shone hard and steady in an eternity of space . 

Christmas in a wild Welsh valley with the stars shining on top of the mountains and everyone singing and singing , the way they all sang in Wales ; so beautifully , natural as birds ! 

The stars shone overhead , remote but always with promise of something better than the brief rush of biological existence . 

As they drove back to Randall Lodge , the afternoon sun still shone mockingly bright . 

But big golf today , as we know , is in America , where the sun shines . 

The gleam of insulating oil shone bright on the prominences of his face , dimming and brightening again as she moved past him to hunker down at his side . 

The lights of Alcatraz stood out like a ship in the bay , while on the other side shone the twinkling lights of Berkeley . 

Bog grass on lower ground shone orange , emerald green or gold . 

Three small pools below the lip of the crater shone turquoise in the sunlight . 

The duller buildings blended with the desert , but others shone pink , blue and gold , edged with ornamental plasterwork in white . 

There was a copper kettle boiling on one hob and a china teapot on the other and the stove shone clean . 

The room dived into darkness , shrinking Chesarynth 's world to the chairs and benches shining pale in the moonlight from the window . 

There was no one in the glare of the sun in the village street , and the brown earth shone yellow and the dogs and chickens sought the shade . 

He 's a bewildered romantic ; optimism shines brightly in his eyes . 

Two big gold caps shone brightly in his wide , gap-toothed grin . 

A white sink shone at the far end , some sort of covered porcelain bucket underneath it . 

Arty was sitting up in bed , his hair shining from a liberal application of something that looked and smelled like perfumed vaseline and came from a jar labelled Easi-Gro . 

The bold black lettering on the construction board shone in the car headlights when Stephen turned into the wide , potholed drive up to Crystal Springs House . 

Her voice was bitter , and tears shone in her red-rimmed eyes . 

It was an enormous bungalow , with a central block roofed in green tiles which shone in the moonlight . 

She threw the hood back , revealing gold hair that shone in the rain . 

The oil-cloth that covered the kitchen table shone like new , except for cracked corners . 

My well-worn schoolboy shoes were polished until they shone like glass . 

The yellow skin freckled brown shone like the well-fingered ivories of a bar-room piano . 

` A fine night for a fight ! " the Hearthware leader said , his teeth flashing and the blood shining on his sword . 

Ahead of her , lighted windows shone through the dusk , and the air was filled with the scent of dying leaves , and moss , and the strains of music . 

Cupboards , surfaces , refrigerator , cooker , everything shone with pristine cleanliness , no clutter of any kind in sight beyond an electric kettle , a large cast-iron cookpot on the back of the wood-burning Aga . 

The hound , which was shining with phosphorus , chased Sir Charles down the Yew Alley . 

He had expected a butler or some obsequious manservant , at the least a maid or companion , to welcome them into a room shining with silver and silk carpets . 

Her face was still very pale , the skin shining with sweat , but the eyes were almost normal now , the pupils no longer dilated . 

She lay on the bed and pulled the coverlet up over herself and the golden Satan shone behind her closed eyes . 

Behind him was a kind of triptych with ferny foliage , to the left and right , enclosing a watery space in which rosy and silver fish shone between pond-weeds . 

At first the child was rather afraid of Davis , whose scar shone whitely against the tan of his face . 

The burnished copper shone bravely , having only the previous night survived unscathed a particularly concerted attack upon its person . 

At the shorter wavelength , the rings are lit up by the Sun 's radiation and shine brilliantly ; but methane in Saturn 's atmosphere absorbs at this wavelength and so the planet itself is virtually invisible . 

She collapsed on the floor , among all the rubbish , laughed herself out to silence , and looked up into the attic , to see the torchlight shining there . 

Dad 's hair was shining too , as he liked to put olive oil on it , convinced that this lubrication of the scalp banished baldness . 

In the distance a squad limbers up for physical training ; they wear training shoes rather than boots , indicating that for them training is in its earliest stages . 

As you near the end of your first video safari , the low-battery warning in your viewfinder may begin to flash , indicating that you have not long to go before switch-off for the day . 

Around her the congregation rustled to its feet , indicating that she should go up to the communion rail first , as was fitting , as was customary . 

Recent figures indicate that 20 per cent of the 100000 households accepted as homeless by local authorities in 1986 had recently experienced the breakdown of the relationship between the partners ( FPSC , 1988 ) . 

No other positive results were then found , but calculations have indicated that γ -ray emission is likely from other rotation-powered pulsars . 

The proposal documents also indicate that selected schools have made positive attempts to improve the provision for their school library and its links with the curriculum , though all reflect continued dissatisfaction with the relative paucity of stock . 

The findings of our research indicate that paraprofessional personnel perform the bulk of face-to-face social service and social development activity around the world . 

These findings indicate something of the importance of counselling in the health of older people , and this chapter outlines the way this might be achieved . 

Though this may apply to certain people , research findings indicate that suicide is at least partly a function of the availability of a lethal method of suicide . 

the evidence strongly indicates that employers are not especially concerned with the educational attainment of young workers in those sectors of the labour market in which such individuals tend to seek employment . 

Pharmacological studies also indicate that these two forms of complementary therapy act through different pathways . 

Prospective studies in Pima Indians indicate that ` thrifty " lower metabolic rates in humans may favour weight gain . 

Longitudinal studies indicate that the condition affects people over long periods of their lives yet there is no evidence that they are at risk of any serious organic disease . 

Preliminary results indicate that an assessment instrument which links specific aims and the actions necessary to achieve them can help to overcome this problem . 

Deane waddled about seemingly distracted by something ( not the ball I might add ) and when he had a clear chance he headed it safely into the arms of Grobblebum . 

Pregnancy demolishes any attempts at personal elegance , as we bulge and waddle along . 

In flew the ducks , crash-landing , splash ! -- up-ending , tail wagging , bill-dipping , wing-flapping , dabbling , diving , quacking , gobbling , waddling along the edge . 

Tatyana Scholl , the West German who was to win the Miss Bikini ( physique ) class , took time out from her press-ups to waddle around nervously like a weight-lifter eyeing the bar . 

Carrie 's tummy swelled and swelled until she got as big as a whale and could n't even waddle around any more . 

He got off at the next village and waddled away up a street with his bag of guavas . 

The scullions ahead of him got down off their stools and waddled away , disappearing in the kitchens ' foggy wastes . 

Beaming , Paolo murmured in his thick Sicilian dialect words which Polly took to mean ` enjoy your meal " , then waddled back to the kitchen . 

The man sighed and , choosing a key from a ring which hung round his fat waist , waddled down a narrow , dimly-lit passage past a number of cells . 

On seeing them waddle down the street , like a mass of quivering flesh , we usually ran upstairs to warn Mum of the advancing horde . 

I found the cafý depressing , and walked to the open door and watched a goose waddle down the lane , her goslings in obedi Indian file . 

Sir John groaned as he eased his bulk up and sorrowfully waddled down to the aroma-filled kitchen . 

Corky said warningly , and he waddled off back to his sink which had an orange box set before it so that he could reach to wash the crockery . 

Meanwhile Giovanna 's immense husband had waddled off to a patch of rough grass in which he hunted until he found a small metal square . 

And , without even a reference to refreshment , Cranston waddled off down Cheapside with-Athelstan striding behind him . 

They stood and watched the nun spin on her heel and waddle off with as much dignity as she could muster . 

Cruella Baines grunted and waddled off along the line of windows , her steel bangles rattling against her gigantic thighs . 

As I finished my meal an entire flotilla of portly Bavarians waddled out , having consumed vast quantities of beer with their enormous meal . 

Greg noticed out of the corner of his eye Mr Kronweiser waddling out through the door , and thought he 'd finished work early for the day . 

An eleven-year-old boy who was decidedly large and round stood up and waddled briskly forward . 

Even so , when he waved the chocks away the Heinkel seemed to waddle forward and there was no eagerness in the way it worked itself up to a fast trundle . 

When she moved she waddled just as the captain had illustrated . 

Birds that waddle , like the penguin , represent another compromise . 

Pass through the village , and off to the right you will find a farmyard with chickens pecking , ducks waddling and a couple of horses grazing peacefully . 

The swamps through which they waddled were thick with great horsetail and clubmoss trees . 

She waddled shamefaced from the room , and returned , a wan figure , carrying a cane . 

Smiling , she waddled her way towards the staircase -- a figure from a Russian fairy-tale , Robert might have thought . 

Mallards , coots and moorhens could often be seen and heard waddling about the housing estate where I lived or sometimes even boldly marching up the high street . 

She waddled cautiously across the living-room , glaring imperiously but ineffectively at the slopping water glasses . 

He waddled amongst the customers , using his not inconsiderable bulk to force a way through pedlars , tinkers , labourers and farmers fresh from the countryside , spending the profits of their produce on large stoups of ale . 

“ Duckie ” Weston , a renowned local breeder , was an Aylesbury follower in his time , and one confused bird did waddle aimlessly around the ground a few seasons ago , but according to the club 's chief executive , Tony Graham , “ they are a devil of a mascot to parade about . ” 

Before I drew level , the door opened and a youth waddled uncomfortably in the general direction of the van . 

The youngest of all have been here all morning , waddling in snow up to their arm-pits . 

A FROGMAN waddled into a Swiss bank , snatched £20,000 , dived into a river to escape — and was netted by cops following his bubbles . 

Just then Bodger Badger , Lord Mayor of Riverbank , waddled into the crowd . 

Ungainly and waddling on land , swans swim gracefully , taking off from the water with ponderous flapping to sail majestically through the air . 

You grab your partner by the waist and sort of waddle for a bit , then stamp four times , hard with each foot , on the ground . 

He watched them disappear from his view , his father still waddling along with that bloody basket . 

Rima waddled with his burden towards the little hut , which he had purposely built without a door ; the cassowary would not be coming out again before her day of doom . 

A small portly figure swathed in robes waddled out of the darkness . 

Every summer they bloated on the surfeits of the garden and waddled hopelessly about like feathery puffballs , pondering , I thought , on the unlikeliness of launching their fat selves into the laughing air again . 

The small man waddled out of the room muttering under his breath , 

When Broadman got up and waddled past Ymor 's chair the thiefmaster 's arm shot out like a steel spring and grabbed the fat man by his apron . 

He dived under the fence and a moment later the ducks began waddling through the tunnel and into the garden . 

In comers landed clumsily and made their tricky way nest ward ; outgoers waddled to the edge of the rock and plunged sea wards . 

He waddled towards her , taking short little steps as his trousers trailed on the floor . 

I saw you leaning together very intimately yesterday afternoon ; he was kissing your hand . " 

` You will have a lot of children your own age to play with , " said the inspector , leaning too close . 

Her shoulders slumping tiredly , she leaned against the fork handle . 

Lindsey leaned against the rail watching the lights of a passing ship as it plied in the opposite direction . 

She leaned lightly against the soft wool of his dark cashmere coat . 

` The premises are freehold , " he continued , not responding to my comment , but at least no longer leaning on the counter . 

The eleventh commandment : Thou shalt not lean on thy left elbow , or else . 

She made no effort to turn over , although she thought about it , imagined how it might be to lean on one elbow , to twist her body in a single movement . 

Charles stood on the narrow pavement , leaning on the wooden parapet , and looked down into the water , which seemed infinitely deep in the darkness . 

IT IS a sunny morning and , leaning on your spade , you contemplate the dozen plots where you and 11 friends are building your dream homes …

His black eyes flickered , and he drew the monk over by his sleeve to look at the pageant more closely . 

The young people were draped about the furniture or lay in couples on the floor in utter silence whilst the firelight flickered . 

Shadows fled into every corner of the poky little room as the flame flickered , shrank , a knife of burning air in the damp room . 

The tall hard-faced woman stood by the fire , watching the small flames flicker on the dying coals , and then , with a deliberate effort of will , she dismissed the thoughts and memories . 

The flames would flicker on the glass of the brass-framed pictures , enlivening the theatrical characters , making everything cosy . 

She looked away a moment , noticing how the fire 's light flickered in the window pane ; how it cast a mottled , ever-changing pattern against the narrow opening . 

The answerphone flickers red from the centre of the carpet ; hesitantly I push the button . 

She moved to the stairs and stood for a moment in the silence of the hallway , the candle flickering in her hand . 

In spite of a complicated lighting system , only one candle flickered in an antique silver candlestick . 

The fire flickered about the walls of the room , but the wind was howling outside , lashing snow against the window and darkening the afternoon . 

The candle flickered again , so badly that it almost flickered out . 

On clear nights these same skies held us spellbound as Northern Lights flickered eerily and changed colour like some celestial cinema curtain . 

` Oh , shoot , " said Sally-Anne disgustedly when the candle flickered and almost went out -- again . 

` Hello my babee , " he chirped , as he almost walked into Yanto . 

` Well , I 'm off home to change , " he chirped , ` got an important date this afternoon . " 

` Ant enjoyed meself so much fer years , " he chirped , a wide grin cracking his brown leathery features . 

` I ca n't pass up a wishing star , " she chirped , bouncing out of the car . 

` If I left that at the door of St Joe 's in Greenock it would n't be there when I came out , " chirps Lesley . 

" It 's not far now , lads , " the corporal chirped from the rear , but he struck no responsive chords in the toiling group . 

The three equations taken together embody both of the major predictions outlined in the rational expectations macroeconomic model developed in chapter 4 .

The formal elements of this type of government will be more fully outlined in the next chapter .

He had outlined to him a ` Project for a Scientific Psychology " in 1895 , and it was at about this time that Freud began to become dissatisfied with Breuer 's approach .

The best action open to you at the moment is to undertake a re-entry course which conforms to the criteria outlined in the UKCC 's Guidelines for Good Practice .

It also outlines the company 's intention to participate in committees which influence legislative developments affecting packaging in the environment .

The 1991 budget , outlined by Labour finance minister Wim Kok , provides for cuts in defence spending and business subsidies in order to fund social and environmental programmes .

It was the logical outcome of the tactics of drawing out opposing defenders originally outlined by Chapman at Northampton .

But if the world radio community accepts the plans outlined by the home secretary , the BBC 's assignments will stay the same width .

Pugh outlines the work of the Pen Green Family Centre in Corby , Northamptonshire .

Its aim , outlined at its first meeting on 17 December 1940 , was ` to agree on the Railway Shops and how much reserve capacity could be allowed to the various Supply Departments . "

Its position was outlined by Prime Minister Li Peng during talks with Germany 's visiting Environment Minister , Klaus Töpfer .

One week later , as the plane took off from Nice for London airport , Adam outlined his arrangements to Elinor .

The basis of their programme is clearly outlined in an inaugural lecture given by G. H. Bantock at Leicester in 1965 .

If the events outlined by Kelly came as a shock or a surprise , he concealed it in his calm measured tones .

I would like to outline some of the major terms of the legislation , the far reaching implications it has for unemployed people and what we as a local group are trying to do to combat it .

An experimental study of children 's behaviour outlines a possible answer .

The central point of the system outlined in The German Ideology is spelled out particularly clearly : ` The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles .

A diagram may be used to summarise a lecture , or group of lectures , or to outline a plan .

This article outlines recent research on residential care and its alternatives for troubled youngsters in Flanders , the Netherlands , and the United Kingdom .

He could just see it ; he 'd be halfway across the yard and alarms would start ringing , and he 'd end up with some bullying police officer carting him away in a Black Maria . 

Firing shots in the air they descended on the station and carted away the metal ballot boxes , substituting three of their own . 

I had to be carted off to hospital , so I did n't manage to complete the work until the new year . 

At that point , the occupying French carted off the painting to Paris for the new Musée Centrale des Arts . 

It is interesting to observe that although there were no roads along the valley bottoms to Keswick which were usable by carts , it was quite possible to cart materials down to Penny Bridge . 

They take their night 's work seriously and do the rounds of local houses , carting bundles of trash to the tip for a few pennies , and getting first pick of each load . 

Wheelbarrows of mud are carted from one site to help form a containing mound for a pond at the other end . 

` I am sorry to inform you that we no longer carry a stock of the spare parts you require .

Although many of the largest emergency glazing companies carry large stocks of glass , they have had to call on manufacturers , especially Pilkington 's , for extra supplies .

Marubeni was to make a definite decision on whether it would carry the Axil workstation products depending on reaction at the show .

This is not surprising , because the NASM store does carry some very rare Japanese types .

They could carry goods for local co-operatives and state authorities .

Waller returned , captured the town on 20 December 1643 and laid siege to the Royalists in the castle with 6000 Parliamentary troops .

The territory captured by Israel was recognized by the whole international community as ` occupied " and therefore protected by the provisions of the 1949 ( IVth ) Geneva Convention .

Advancing into the Limousin he captured the castle of Aixe , thus prising open the approach to Limoges along the line of the River Vienne .

Lord Lonsdale had to take refuge in his castle at Appleby while Forster captured the town and , via Kendal and Kirkby Lonsdale , marched on into Lancashire .

Captured in 1404 by Owain Clyndwr , the castle was sacked and burnt , never to rise again .

Soon afterwards General Allenby captured Jerusalem and Lawrence of Arabia galloped into Damascus and into uncomfortable legend .

Fifty years later they captured Delphi , if only for a brief period .

Mongalla , south of Bor , was captured two days later , but a column of government troops which moved south-eastwards from Juba was contained by SPLA forces at Ngangala .

Military reports showed the KPNLF offensive launched on Saturday had made quick initial progress , he said , and troops had captured at least 10 government positions and large quantities of weapons .

I was captured by the Gestapo during the war and was terrified because I had on me a number of incriminating documents , lists of names , maps and so on .

The rebels say they have captured 30,000 of the government 's men .

After a week of civil strife , Jerusalem itself was captured by the rebels .

In June 1973 Noor Baz Khan , a 45-year old from Pashewar who operated a tea concession at Army barracks in Derry , was captured by the IRA and shot dead .

The non-communist Khmer People 's National Liberation Front ( KPNLF ) said earlier this week it had captured 24 Phnom Penh government positions on Route 69 in the north-west of the country .

Eventually Friedmaier is captured by the occupying forces , tortured and killed , but not before his silent suffering has earned him redemption .

Egyptian forces captured Acre and Damascus in May and June 1832 and continued their march northward .

` As far as I can see , Jerry should capture Arras the day after tomorrow , in which case the Americans can stay at home .

Four days ago I went to a place called Ohrdruf Nord , just outside Gotha which we captured last week .

On May 2 , 1989 , Djibouti had closed the border with Somalia after the SNM captured the Saylac border region .

From 1266 onwards he is regularly described as magister in official records , indicating that he too was recognized as a rabbi within the Jewish community .

Items such as these indicate just how much information objects can carry about the processes of their creation .

NC protein is present in the capsid during reverse transcription , as indicated by the fact that it promotes the positioning of the primer tRNA to the PBS for the initiation of reverse transcription .

This was interpreted as indicating a move towards increased autonomy for the territories or less economic aid from France .

Their purring probably acts like the smile of a human baby indicating to the mother that all is well .

The case studies considered in this chapter indicate how difficult it is to formulate a coherent policy for mergers .

Sometimes they are supposed to be said by characters in the illustrations , but there is nothing to indicate who is speaking .

An unobtrusive LED on top indicates when the mouse is on the move .

The line of trenches indicates precisely where the Pacific subduction zone begins , exactly where the Pacific Plate collides with its neighbours .

The words indicate clearly the virginal conception of Jesus ( Luke 1:34-35 ) .

The cost of the two programmes , however , indicates clearly that labour mobility policy is far cheaper than regional policy both in absolute terms and , more important , per job created or worker transferred .

Provenance work on the turbidite sandstones has indicated at least two sources for heavy minerals .

The clarity of the water , coupled with the pressure of the merest suggestion of a greenish tinge , indicate fairly reliably that all is well .

The latest audience research indicates that our audience is still growing and we intend to keep it that way . "

In contrast , the data we have on the somatosensory cortex indicate that all of the areas specialize in some way and that there is no generalist area .

This may indicate that the settlements of eastern England were also large and dispersed .

After some initial cautious optimism over Christie 's and Sotheby 's annual figures released in June , more recent results have indicated the grave difficulties the major houses are still facing .

Studies of the contraception used before an unplanned pregnancy indicate that an increasing proportion of such pregnancies are due to condom failure .

However , the more recent evidence reviewed in this chapter clearly indicates that children are able to give and understand explanations well before the age of seven years .

The report 's findings indicated that black and Asian children judged to have learning difficulties were rarely assessed in their mother tongue and did not have their different cultural backgrounds taken into account .

These data strongly indicated that both N-terminal 73-205 and C-terminal 356-517 regions are essential for RAP74 to function as a transcription factor .

The regression analysis indicates that 50 per cent of the variance is explained by these variables .

Quite the reverse , the concrete facts all indicate that the elements of decomposition and the revolutionary severance of relations are progressing with every month that passes .

A number of experiences familiar to modern man indicate that there is a close resemblance between the gravitational force and the effects of acceleration .

It can also indicate the presence of other illnesses such as multiple sclerosis .

IN May , June and November three eclipses falling in the money market of your chart indicate a degree of changeability .

Research in each area indicated a need for more care and/or a new direction in care .

The strength of the relationship indicates the degree of heritability ; if there is no relationship at all , heritability = 0 ( figure 3.2 ) .

It indicates her willingness to be the dutiful wife yet refusal to be seen as part of a united couple .

But they were accompanied by other changes indicating greater interest in childhood as a unique stage in development .

Nathan 's persistent questioning indicated a desire to know more about her .

Even then there was a church , indicating some importance in those times .

The nails indicated some wooden structure had once been in situ , and the lead indicated this site had once been occupied .

The extent of the transformation in provision is indicated by the reduction from forty to six places in the average size of residential units across the system as a whole .

Children 's talk indicates to the gifted teacher the intellectual and perceptual level which each child has reached .

The best possible evidence available conclusively indicates to us that this new industry is entirely safe .

In fact , if it were n't for the big blue logo and Oli Frey pic on the cover , there 'd be little to indicate to an early reader that this was indeed the same mag !

The relative lack of resonance of the boycott can only have indicated to Hitler that he had been right to keep a fairly low public profile on the ` Jewish Question " .

Evidence of good attendance and punctuality at school indicates to employers that you are responsible and conscientious .

But a hundred things should have indicated to you that my father is a figure of unusual distinction from whom you may learn a wealth of things were you prepared to be more observant . "

Two men have been arrested and questioned by police but released on bail . 

He was stripped naked , shackled and questioned by a psychiatrist . 

Aside from shift workers , which groups of people are disproportionately liable to be stopped and questioned by the police ? 

The Trabant driver was being detained and questioned , as were a dozen onlookers . 

George Scott , Winston 's brother , has been arrested three times in the last three months , and Mark Braithwaite 's brother Gregory is stopped and questioned constantly . 

Learners when questioned about why an aspect of nursing care is necessary often demonstrate poor understanding of the principles upon which such care is based , in relation to their patient 's need . 

Key and Hudson gave evidence that Jane Cox had been quite rational when questioned shortly after the death of the child , a view that was contested by the Drakes . 

` Using your men as hostages , " questioned Frick , ` is that a good thing ? 

` Naylor 's your cousin -- and a bachelor ? " questioned Leith , still trying to work out why ` Naylor " had ` naturally " been the one Mrs Hepwood had sent for . 

` Would ma'am like some ` I ca n't believe how thin they can make me " ? questioned Hal . 

Next day I tried to question our landlady about walking to Ipsarion as she served us breakfast on the marble terrace under the walnut tree . 

I also had a rather childish trust in the police until the day they turned up on my doorstep to question me about a murder . 

She was at senior school by this time , of course , and the senior mistress sent for her , sat her down and began to question her kindly about conditions at home . 

Why had n't she questioned her about her constant visits to the lavatory first thing in the morning ? 

Futch , having closely questioned Bowe about his aspirations , set a trap to catch any would-be thief of his time up in his training headquarters in Reno . 

Again the immigration people questioned him about his occupation , even going so far as to check the word antiquarian in an English-Spanish dictionary . 

He talked to us kindly , his grey eyes dancing with amusement as he questioned us about our journey . 

There is a story of a market research interviewer who was questioning a person about ready-sliced cheese . 

I saw Mr Callaghan come down the steps of his plane , stop at the foot and greet the throng of journalists waiting on the tarmac to question him about the current discontents . 

The policeman arrived and questioned the convict about the money and coat . 

Police are still questioning a man about the murder of a twenty four year old student teacher . 

If you question her about the past , you will only disturb her . 

The men were emissaries of Paul Reichmann and were there to question Klein about the story he had told me on a number of occasions . 

Candidates also had a unique opportunity to question examiners about their individual concerns . 

There was no point in questioning him about what he 'd seen in the room . 

After two hours of conversation , during which he questioned me closely concerning Ouspensky , he apologized that his wife ( he used a different word ) was not present . 

Officers planned to question every passenger on the fans ' train . 

He had once questioned her on this point , saying that a man of his age preferred younger women to be seen out with . 

` If I may say this gently , Chief , one does not question Lieutenant Denholm on those matters . 

He let the fresh air clear the wine fumes from his head and , dropping all pretence , began to question the porter on what he had hinted earlier . 

If only Star would stop that agitated pacing , would only turn and look at her instead of questioning her in that cold , inquisitorial voice . 

Police were questioning a 30-year-old man in connection with the murder of Elizabeth Page-Alucard , 41 , the counsellor who was found dead on Saturday at a drugs advisory centre in Worcester . 

He wanted to confront Gaveston , and was determined to question the Prince on why he knew about Lady Eleanor 's death long before any messenger arrived from Godstowe . 

He plans to question the Prime Minister when Parliament resumes . 

It is difficult to question the Minister when we have not been given the figures . 

Investigators questioned a hundred people who walked their dogs in the area , where there are no enforceable controls to restrict dog fouling . 

DETECTIVES are questioning a prisoner who could be Britain 's biggest mass murderer . 

` You are sure , " he questioned , ` that it was a Frenchman ? " 

` Who will we ask ? " she questioned , knowing barely anyone in London . 

` Why ? " she asked sharply , and when that gained no answer , ` Who are you ? " she questioned abruptly . 

` How do I look ? " he questioned , and almost smiled that time as he followed on , ` No , do n't answer that ! 

` So Nicola came here , and told you we were still engaged ? " he questioned quietly . 

` Your parents , they do n't mind you being away from home on your own ? " he questioned . 

The medical officer was subsequently questioned about some individual patients . 

They trust no one , and hate being questioned about their lives ; if they are pressed , at best they will slam their doors in your face . 

The men , all under 25 , were questioned yesterday at Middlesbrough police station before being released on bail pending further investigations . 

Mr Dugdale must have missed the Granada 500 transmitted in primetime on ITV -- the only time during the campaign when the three party leaders were questioned by real voters on national television . 

He , too , has been questioned but he is not the most intelligent of men , or the best of horse-riders . 

The taxi-driver will probably remember picking you up , people on the train may have seen you … and of course they 'll question your friends . ” 

The judge agreed to this , but continued to question the youngster , who admitted to be a professional pickpocket . 

AGENDA for Peace estimates the current annual cost of UN peace-keeping at nearly $3 billion .

The population , which was estimated at 36 million in 1990 consist of people from a wide range of different nationalities ( by origin ) .

Someone estimated the current number of Dublin bands at around 300 .

The government was reported to estimate the cost of urgent rebuilding at E\ u00a31,500 million ( about US$450 million ) .

He emphasized , however , that the reductions in Soviet military personnel , currently estimated by Western experts to total no more than 7,800 , should not be utilized to compromise Cuba 's security .

The world 's population , currently estimated to be about 5,300 million , was expected to increase by another 1,000 million by the year 2000 .

Their agricultural output was recently estimated as about £2 million , or an average of some £370 per working unit .

Heat flow during the Carboniferous was estimated by assuming similar levels to the Jurassic with an allowance made for the effects of the Hercynian Orogeny in the late Carboniferous .

For those who are weekly paid , normal earnings are estimated by looking at the last five weeks pay , or the last two months for the monthly paid .

Pancreatic acinar cell kinetics can be estimated by using the methods of BrdUrd labelling index and metaphase arrest after vincristine administration .

It is estimated that there are ` thousands " of parcels of land currently occupied under Ministry Licence .

Their potential is considerable , though , and the Department of Energy estimated that they could provide 10 per cent of Britain 's annual energy requirements over 100 years .

Based on prices between 1980 and 1990 , Aziz estimated that Kuwait had stolen oil worth US$2,400 million and he claimed that Iraq had every right to " retrieve " these funds .

An attempt to estimate the cumulative effect of thematic map errors in digital overlay analysis has been made by Newcomer and Szajgin ( 1984 ) .

The magnitude of the link between events and depression has been estimated in various ways .

He left home on the word of promise ; he was prepared to sacrifice his son because God said so ; and his trust in God was estimated in terms of relationship to God .

The number of resident American millionaires was estimated in 1953 at 27,000 .

It was estimated in 1913 that as many as 1.5 million people had a vested interest , directly or indirectly , in defence spending .

Some practitioners complained that it was to difficult to estimate in advance and could lead to aggressive underpricing which may affect the quality of the work .

The 700 lots include rarities such as a pair of mid-17th Century Swiss flintlock pistols or a wheel-lock rifle by Maucher , both estimated in excess of £60,000 .

HBV DNA was estimated in serum by dot-blot hybridisation as previously described .

Iron concentrations ( 3.5 µM ) could only be estimated in gastric juice because of unavoidable contamination , but these were about 15-fold lower than previously reported values .

Over the period of study , 228 dolphins were reliably reported to have drowned in set-nets , out of a total population estimated in 1984 at 740 .

AIDS cases reported by end-1991 were up by 42 per cent to 446,681 , but were estimated by WHO as actually exceeding 1,500,000 .

It was the biggest demonstration since the lifting of martial law in 1988 , and was estimated by police to number 10,000 .

For each individual record , the λ max was estimated by fitting a template to the long-wave limb of the absorbance spectrum .

The population figures estimated by Dolgikh on the basis of this survey have become widely accepted in the Soviet Union .

It was estimated by the World Bank that the collapse of the ICA in July 1989 would cost coffee producers almost $4,000 million in lost revenues .

The power of the various European States was in practice estimated by commentators largely in the crude terms of the extent of territory each possessed .

In December Costain estimated its net debts at £194 million after the sale of 11 properties to Great Portland Estates .

A technical analysis involves estimating the costs of a proposed programme , attempting to quantify its benefits , and , if feasible , assessing alternative ways of carrying it out .

So we 've got this model , right , we 've estimated the model , let's now have a look at the plot of actual and predicted .

Vicki Vale , manageress of the Heaton Fund , estimates the value of β F for this period to be 0.9 .

In our country the cost of a conventional cholecystectomy is estimated at US$2400 ( £1400 ) , the inability to work not taken into consideration .

Despite its size we estimate it to be valued around five thousand pounds .

FLOORS It is estimated that 15 per cent of home heat is lost through timber floors .

Amongst the topics discussed was the question of the repayment of Vietnam 's outstanding debt to Japan , estimated at some 30,000 million yen ( about US$240 million ) .

Basing his calculations on the mass of ancient slag heaps dotting the Troodos ophiolite , George Constantinou estimates that 2000 thousand tonnes of copper had been mined by Roman times .

Troll is huge by any standards -- reserves are estimated at 1580 billion cubic metres ( 1,422 million tonnes ) -- big enough to supply all the UK 's gas needs for 35 years or so .

At all events the user will have to estimate the amount of direct access storage space the file needs , and this will affect the algorithm used .

His fortune , conservatively estimated in excess of a hundred million dollars , had come intact to his beloved daughter , Louise .

Each year 200,000 sq kms of rainforest are ripped out worldwide and , at present levels , scientists estimate that the tropical rainforests will be just a memory by the year 2050 .

The painting is estimated at a mere FFr50-80 million , not because of the recession so much as the fact it must obviously stay in France .

It is estimated that the potential levy off live lamb exports is £750,000 a year .

The viewing figures are estimated to have been between 100,000 and 150,000 .

In 1911 Bowley estimated that 2.5 m. adult men earned less than 25s. per week while working full-time .

The seven charges were amongst 80 criminal and civil counts filed against Imelda Marcos which were estimated to carry a cumulative prison sentence of more than 400 years .

If a million are estimated to have watched Berlin , close to that number lined the roads encircling the walled Moroccan city .

The Intelsat consortium had paid the National Aeronautics and Space Administration ( NASA ) US$150 million for the rescue , set against the US$1,000 million the mission was estimated to have cost .

This , PW estimated , would cost them between $4.4bn and $5.6bn .

Rather belatedly , Crick and Linsley ( 1983 ) estimated that a total of 20 ` health effects " ( cancer deaths plus hereditary effects in the first two generations ) would have resulted from the accident .

Set each item against a contrasting background so that it shows up clearly and lay a ruler alongside it to give a guide to its size . 

To double the number you just lay another cable alongside the first . 

He hat talked about his brother 's death , and for the first time ever someone had not laid the blame at his door . 

` The play suffered not from wrong direction , but from wrong production , " he maintains and firmly lays the fault at the door of the H. M. Tennent organization . 

The Princess of Wales later laid a wreath at the Welsh Guards memorial in London to honour members of the regiment who died in the world wars and other conflicts . 

` Why , thank you ! " she exclaimed as he laid the plate before her . 

" And she brought forth her first-born child , and laid him in a manger , because there was no place for them in the inn . " 

His tip is to lift some mint roots now and lay them in boxes of garden soil or the contents of old Gro-bags . 

He looked round for the phone , found it and took it to the woman , laying it in her lap . 

The only moment of danger was as she laid him in his cot again . 

So he dug a grave with his sword , laid the poor girl in it , and planted the split reed above her . 

Downstairs , the old man gathered together the piles of coins and laid them in the tin chest . 

Flora laid The Sketch on her knee , ignoring a hungry look from a woman waiting with a fidgety child . 

She did n't want to talk or exclaim on the beauty of the view , and as though Matthew was also aware of their silent communication , he laid his hand gently on her shoulder . 

Mrs Ridley settled herself in a green velvet armchair , laying her stick carefully on the floor beside her . 

She lays the ashtray on the ground beside the bed then turns towards me , 

Jobs apart , looking young and sexy may still seem important and desirable to many of those who have grown up in a society which lays such emphasis on youth and sex . 

I tipped about half of the cash into the box and then took a couple of shirts from the second bag and laid them on top of the remaining cash . 

I found a canvas bag in his wardrobe in which I laid the pages , handling them as though they were living and in pain . 

Ceramic floor tiles are generally laid in special adhesive rather than in a mortar screed . 

` You say you 're my best friend but you do n't even listen when I speak to you . 

A politician is required to listen to humbug , talk humbug , condone humbug . 

The doctor , still chatting away , put her stethoscope in her ears and listened to Phoebe 's chest and heart , then had her sit up and tapped her back . 

If you listen to early Whitesnake records the bass is quite light in the mix , but it 's a very definite sound , and the strings had a lot to do with that . 

He listened carefully while she recalled the arrival of Adam Carver and her conversation with him . 

I listened carefully to what he said , and I have some answers . 

` We 're managing to pick up the sound of one of the males , " said a marine biologist , Vassili Papastavrou , as he listened intently through a set of headphones . 

Heather Payne simply listened through the thin wall dividing the houses as her victim panicked . 

Jackson recently sat down and listened through his collected works , prior to making selections for the current live show , and found the thread wearing a little thin in places . 

Children do not listen to themselves in the way that adults ( sometimes ) do . 

After reading some of the comments from people who saw the game or who listened on the radio , the above seems to be about as true reporting as you 'd expect from the NOTW . 

A liberal spirit : he listened courteously and placidly to Presbyterian prayers . 

But with everyone listening intently , there followed what seemed like hours of scrabbling around with my paper looking for page two . 

Roland listened politely and said , ` Do you know anything about a Miss LaMotte who wrote children 's stories and religious poetry in the 1850s or thereabouts ? " 

Ballater explained Marshall 's background while Rose listened silently . 

The Fedpol leader was listening stolidly , giving nothing away . 

The Chairmaster shrugged his shoulders and shook his head at the same time , finally dislodging the reluctant wig . 

She shrugged her shoulders , tossed her plaits , tilted her chin , looked cool . 

Jimmy looked enquiringly at him and Pete just shrugged his shoulders . 

McIllvanney shrugged acceptance of my refusal , then held up a hand to stop me leaving . 

She turned a furious damp face on Rossendale who could only shrug mute agreement . 

But Louis was on deck and Gomez shrugged his apologies : ` I must get the trucks loaded . 

Nicola Schreider shrugged small , beautifully proportioned shoulders , and glanced at her watch . 

Piper managed to catch Bernice 's eye , but the archaeologist only shrugged helplessly . 

They shrugged at his noises and Mallachy 's , and winced gallically at their jokes , some of them translated for their benefit . 

She shrugged at the American woman -- it had happened in Viet Nam . 

She swung round to face me , shrugged gracefully and the dress fell to the ground as if a statue were being unveiled . 

He shrugged then turned his attention to a new customer at the other end of the counter . 

There 's only so much you can do with a Super B , " he shrugged . 

He pressed both palms flat against the cool glass , resting is forehead against the window . 

He did kiss me back then , as if he wanted to press his wretched thin inhibited mouth right through my head . 

Instantly Harriet pressed her hand across her mouth in a theatrical gesture . 

The surgeon presses his stethoscope in my hands : ` What is your opinion of this patient ? " he asks . 

Press each block firmly in place , and weight them with something heavy until the adhesive has set . 

He pressed his thumb in the hollow of one of her cheeks and circled it , rubbing it abrasively over her trembling lips . 

His mother presses the sweets into his hand like someone handing blood plasma over in a war zone . 

He knocked my gun from my hand then pushed me up against the wall , pressing his own gun into my stomach . 

He pressed his face into the pillow to conceal the sound of a sobbing he could not control . 

CAPILLARY REFILL TEST : This involves pressing your thumb onto the horse 's gum . 

She groaned , pressing her hands over her ears , but it was n't that simple to cut off the insidious little voice . 

He pressed kisses possessively over her face again as if to make sure she was still his . 

And if your sauce has turned lumpy , press it through a sieve . 

She was hardly breathing when , his lips warm and gentle , he pressed a light kiss to her cheek . 

The glass ball 's pretty warm now and I press it to my cheek and sort of roll it against my skin . 

Cornelius knelt and pressed an ear to the keyhole of the closed door . 

He groaned , caught her hand in his and pressed his mouth to the palm . 

He pressed his brow against the coolness of the pane , and shut his eyes . 

Any engine machining company should be able to bore out your head and press in the valve seat inserts ( ETC 6278 ) and recut them . 

8 The stimulus is the pin which when pressed onto the hand , causes us to feel pain . 

The milk bottle , with its crushed top pressed back , a single mug , sliced bread spilling out of its wrapper , a slab of butter on a greasy dish , a bought fruit cake in its unopened carton . 

Using cool hands ( wash under cold running water if necessary ) , transfer the roof to the cake and press down gently . 

She was pressed back into her seat as the craft began to speed up . 

The old control tower has been pressed back into service , but this time using mobile equipment . 

Ahead there was space , but her foot was pressed down to the floor and the car would n't go any faster . 

At first sight it is a pretty enough spectacle to see a matchbox made ; one motion of the hands bends into shape the notched frame of the case , another surrounds it with the ready-pasted strip of painted wrapper , which , by long practice is fitted instinctively without a wrinkle , then the sandpaper or phosphorous paper , pasted ready beforehand , is applied and pressed on so that it sticks fast . 

A faint rainbow was coming up above them as the sun began to press back the storm clouds . 

Nina covered her face with her hands and pressed back the hot tears . 

Turn back the flaps , allow the moisture time to dry , then brush a mastic compound on to the roof boards and press down the flaps firmly . 

Drain it in a colander , press out excess moisture by putting a plate and weight on top . 

The excited chatter hushed as Charles in his capacity of presenter of the affair , came before the curtain . 

Eventually , the lights dimmed , everyone hushed , the curtains parted and the show began . 

In this way a great volume of information has been accumulated on the two to three thousand remedies in the homoeopathic materia medica .

It has been pointed out that the last type of liability is not quite the same as liability under the rule in Rylands v. Fletcher in that the thing accumulated on the land does not itself escape .

The fact is that the Company accumulated profits in reserves before embarking on the building of Churston maintenance shed of which the article makes mention .

The resulting shallow pits and pools , often extending over many hectares , accumulate salts and nutrients from year to year .

In his 1980 title defence against Colin Jones , a white Welshman , he performed with his usual calmness , accumulating points with ridiculous ease for the first eight rounds .

Bogs accumulate carbon for thousands of years ; trees may accumulate carbon more rapidly for perhaps 100 years , but the carbon will be released when the timber is harvested .

In these and other models , households save for future consumption ( by accumulating money balances ) and in some cases firms can accumulate inventories for future sales .

` People will not remember me for the amount of money I have accumulated so much as the titles I have won .

Gore justified his demand on the grounds that the evidence accumulated thus far , albeit fragmentary and largely circumstantial , was , nevertheless , " compelling " .

If anything , the problem after the miners ' strike was that , in a fast-moving sequence of events , the police had accumulated altogether too much power .

He scored 48,892 runs for Hampshire at an average of 48.84 , and , in all first-class cricket , he accumulated no less than 55,061 ( average 47.67 ) , leaving him fourth in the world rankings .

Despite the enormous amount of information we have already accumulated there remains a great deal to be learned and this is one of the special pleasures of animal-watching .

Portsmouth accumulated just 55 disciplinary points despite the added pressure of chasing twin honours .

By contrast , the ulcer area accumulated about twofold more labelled bFGF in vehicle treated rats and about threefold more in sucralfate treated animals .

Zero dividend preference shares , one type of capital issued by split investment trusts , pay no income at all but instead accumulate earnings to provide a capital gain on maturity .

If that income is lawfully accumulated in an irrevocable settlement it can not be taxed on the settlor .

Thus we are accumulating in our local rubbish dumps tons of baby excreta , some of it infected , which sooner or later will dribble into our water supply .

A second source of information may be the holdings of museums which have tried to accumulate coins from their relevant collecting areas .

Some are reluctantly accumulating properties in the hope that prices will firm up later this year ; others are taking the best prices they can get , without waiting .

Dr Crelinsten , a criminologist from Ottawa University , had accumulated the information from victims , tortures and their supervisors .

In Swindon 's council parks and gardens , ponds in hot houses have been accumulating an unwanted collection of the American reptiles ; large and small .

The source of the sand raises an interesting question , because it is difficult to see how such amounts could have been accumulated by the wind .

Alternatively , it 's possible to accumulate credits from each of the class options you choose .

He then set about accumulating client records for use should he leave .

This currency could be accumulated by holding , for example , the proceeds of foreign trade sold for foreign currency .

Companies in the countries which were accumulating rapidly were investing much more than their retained profits -- borrowing the rest from the banks or money market .

They are prone to accumulate more nutrient than is good for them ; and , of course , they tend also to accumulate toxins .

Income from an overseas bank deposit arises in the overseas accumulation trust and is validly accumulated .

For Dorothea suddenly saw herself as an old woman badgering a friend into giving up her time and company , and , self-sufficient as she had always been , the picture repelled her .

As short a time as a few weeks previously she had been , when not bored , repelled by his music .

The feature of Althusser 's view that repels his liberal critics is his neglect of what they take to be a central distinction between the essential and contingent properties of individuals .

But there was a hard veneer to her , a cold ruthlessness , which repelled many who came into contact with her .

And besides he repels me , so clumsy and big with his cat eyes .

If certain aspects of Vincent 's personality repel us , it is perhaps because he is never full face .

I can not bear this obscene , grubbing curiosity about the affairs of others , it has never failed to repel me .

As with people we meet during the day , some authors are accepted as close friends while others alienate or repel us .

But , instead , he drew back , repelled and almost frightened by the flooding , uncontrolled wildness of the emotion .

An airman who helped destroy evidence after a twenty million pound arson attack has been fined fifteen hundred pounds . 

He 's already been fined 250 pounds for driving without due care and attention . 

A Mexican chief has been fined three hundred and fifty pounds after bringing a dog into the country illegally . 

Britains richest man … was fined a hundred and twenty pounds for speeding at a hundred miles an hour along the M5 . 

UEFA 's control and disciplinary committee fined the Greek club £62,500 and the Spanish visitors nearly £35,000 . 

After commenting that not all the defendant 's statements appeared to be of a similar literary merit , the judge fined him $2,000 . 

Darlington magistrates fined David Humphreys for a series of pollution offences , but he said he could not pay the fines and faced bankruptcy . 

BARNET were last night fined a massive £50,000 for irregular payments — and controversial chairman Stan Flashman capped the club 's ignominious day by brawling with photographers . 

Wilkins was fined a further £75 for the assault charge and ordered to pay the officer £20 compensation . 

“ He fined me for being late and he fined me for being overweight . 

In 1664 Thomas Burton was fined the sum of one shilling for letting his wife wash puddings in the town beck . 

In last week 's case Jackson was fined a derisory £900 on three charges involving an Austin Montego . 

Judge Simon Goldstein fined her £20,000 , ordered her to pay Pounds 4,691 costs and do 240 hours community service . 

What he fails to mention is that he 's just been fined by his fun loving Durham County Cricket Club colleagues for turning up unshaven . 

In 1653 they were fined for ‘ … not impounding the hogs which have turned up in divers places ’ . 

A youth throwing away a crisp packet was fined more than £1,000 , but uncontrollable young people in care seemed immune to the judicial process . 

The stewards fined Higson and Gary Moore , Curley and John Twomey , the rider of Torwada , £1,200 each . 

That was in August 1988 and Jones was fined two weeks ' wages by boss Bobby Gould and banned for three matches by the FA . 

He once caught a pigeon , but it was mostly sparrows so small that , when he laid them on the embers to cook , they were ready by the time the feathers had singed and were hardly worth even sharing , except with the twins who insisted .

Other investors perished ; or , at the very least , watched helplessly as their assets , like trees in the path of a firestorm , wilted , singed , then were consumed .

Daly , urged by some of the crowd to ` kee-eel " , propelled his ball some 300 yards , though into trees .

They propel the vessel through the water using the same principle that allows a bowler in cricket or a baseball pitcher to swing a ball through the air .

The young Irishman was a complete contrast with a looping and swooping swing which nevertheless propelled the ball with great power .

The present scheme excludes boats propelled by oar , pole and paddle .

One of the tsar-reformer 's great achievements was the foundation of the Russian navy , much of it consisting of wooden galleys propelled by the collective muscle-power of conscript or convict oarsmen .

As the droplet leaves the jet it is held in position by an electric field which further propels it towards the paper .

He was still talking as he propelled her through the door and back along the corridor towards the exit , barely pausing for breath , and giving her no chance at all to interrupt .

She was propelled roughly along the side of the van , squeezed between its side and the traffic .

But he was able to propel himself along the ground ` like a gorilla " .

Thus in the Porifera and some Coelenterates the fluid is propelled through channels so that the food and oxygen it contains reach every part of the body .

The drug comes in a powder which is propelled through the skin using compressed gas .

Great imperial systems propelled by steam have broken down into a myriad nationalities propelled by the internal-combustion engine and oil .

The stones weigh 50 to 500 g ( 1.8 to 18 oz ) and are propelled by a flick of the neck .

As the block thundered down , its force propelled the severed head into the basket she carried in front of her on the saddle .

He propelled Mattie through the door with some force , and bade her a hasty farewell .

He propelled me off the terrace and through the shuttered dining-room .

The door opened and Cornelius Murphy was propelled into the science room .

Willy was propelled through the windscreen onto the wall : that 's how he incurred such nasty head injuries .

He propelled her away from him and Robyn struggled to stay upright .

He propelled her towards the door and flung it wide dragging her out onto the landing .

` Not just any keys mind , " Rain cautioned , and stressed the value of the desk keys . 

People often change their minds -- a woman 's biological clock often asserts itself in her mid 30s , " cautions Jane . 

The CBI cautioned that the rise in mortgage rates would feed through into pressure for higher pay , raising the prospect of wage inflation and undermining businesses . 

Eric Pickles , leader of Bradford Council , cautioned that it took time to get budgets under control . 

Mr Dewhirst said he was very optimistic , but cautioned that a Labour government would mean more job losses . 

I must however caution that financial and other constraints compel us to plan more conservatively than I imagine you would wish . 

Warning that without it and a massive programme of private investment the reform movement could fail , he cautioned that " there will be no second try " . 

However they caution that the relatively small numbers of students in both studies makes it difficult to draw any firm generalisable conclusions . 

The Chancellor cautioned that uncertainties remained , however . 

The CSO cautioned it regarded comparisons of the volume figures as distorted by the impact of the dock strike on August and September returns . 

Had not her sister Alice cautioned her of the dangers in being alone with a man , now that she had reached marriageable age ? 

Furthermore , ` there have been questions about his loyalty " , for Alderson has had the temerity to caution the service about an apparent drift towards paramilitarism . 

A storm forced her boat into Dublin , where she met the deputy , Henry Cromwell , and cautioned him about his treatment of Quakers . 

She constantly needed to caution him about the many dangers he was either too young or too stupid to recognize for himself . 

He would later swear that he had cautioned me about this the previous night . 

More sympathetic souls cautioned me against hasty decisions , but the ripples subsided fairly quickly . 

It ordered the Galway County Inspector to caution Mrs Joyce for the offence she had committed against the Aliens Restriction Order . 

The best thing for this chap would be to caution him for this offence . 

Before being charged with being a common prostitute , loitering or soliciting etc. the police should first caution the woman on two occasions for loitering or soliciting etc . 

They should therefore caution us against being overly dogmatic . 

I would caution care in buying though , and can not stress this strongly enough . 

` It 's a lot deeper than it looks , " she cautioned the children . 

If he did n't want to go to court for a very minor offence , then you could caution him . 

The police took what may or may not have been three different names and addresses and cautioned the men . 

The police simply cautioned the man , but they say that with so many vehicles having had to break and swerve , it 's a miracle there was n't a serious accident . 

Joolz was cautioned by the police for swearing at a heckler who swore at her . 

Mr Cole appeared before the Board and acknowledged that the Coffin was not made according to his Contract whereupon he was strongly cautioned by the Chairman as to his future conduct . 

Fourteen boys at Rhydd Court School near Malvern have been cautioned by police after younger pupils were allegedly abused by older ones . 

Judges are cautioned against offering any further explanation of ` reasonable doubt . " 

Make sure you lock your door , " she told Christina , undoubtedly deriving great satisfaction as the secure are apt to do when cautioning the vulnerable to be on their guard . 

` I have to ask you some things , " she cautioned him tightly , finally stepping round the coffee-table and seating herself . 

He cautioned them to avoid crossing the Waste but to cling instead to the edge of the forest . 

But he cautions the prosperous townie newcomer that money and ambition will count for nothing : ` You must wait patiently for acceptance into the village , and learn to share the atavistic values of the region . " 

Though Mr Pilkington cautions against over-optimistic expectations , he is confident that the visioncare business is firmly on track . 

On the other hand , theorists in the field of Cultural Studies caution against any simple notion that exposure of individuals to cultural representations modifies their behaviour . 

Alan Travis cautions against parallels with Powell 's ` river of blood " campaign . 

Hamish Deans and his son George Deans , both directors of Falkirk FC , have been interviewed and cautioned by police . 

Within a few minutes of this treatment being given , he was able to button up his coat . 

Which is why I suggest you button your lip , except to mention that whatever she decides , you are on her side , supporting her through what 's going to be a painful experience . 

If the lives of gay men are undervalued , how about the lives of homeless black and Hispanic people who shoot up drugs ? 

` Because I 'd shoot up drugs or have parties and get drunk and sleep with boys ? 

Not that anyone was shooting up heroin at their desks or anything , but the glazed eyes of some of the dishevelled staff suggested that they were well acquainted with the teachings of Robert Nesta Marley and perhaps worse . 

I was deeply moved by the story of Alejandra Munoz , a Mexican woman illegally brought into the United States by her cousins who deceived her into becoming a ` surrogate mother' . 

` Nobody can tell the difference : Awlad Amira are deceiving the government into giving arms to our enemies . " 

Though he deceived the beholder into taking his artifice for reality , Zeuxis practised an idealist art . 

But do not deceive yourself into thinking that because your continual disservices to art bring you knighthoods and ribbons , I shall in any way weaken in my attack . 

Many of those who voted against Mr Yeltsin in Congress last week have probably deceived themselves into thinking that the hands of the clock can be put back . 

The body was thrown off on to the track and the investigators with the exception of Sherlock Holmes were deceived into believing it had fallen from a carriage . 

It is not difficult to imagine the shock which would attend such discovery after being deceived into marriage . 

She ordered a snowball , and fumbled in her bag for the price of it . 

She fumbled feverishly in a fancy box on the table for a paper handkerchief . 

To hide her embarrassment she fumbled in her handbag for a little mirrored compact backed with tortoiseshell and turned away to repowder her face . 

He pulled the small plastic box free and laid it on top of the crate , fumbling in his jacket pocket for something . 

He noticed that he was almost out of them and fumbled in his jacket pocket for some change to feed into the cigarette machine . 

Dorcas fumbled in his pockets until he found a stub of pencil lead . 

Electing to leave him to his own devices , I wave through the windscreen but he is still fumbling through his camera bag and does n't say goodbye . 

There I fumbled under my costume for my pendant , and called Posi . 

Then , remembering , he fumbled under the pillows for Trent 's Walther . 

Now I can not bear the darkness and have to keep on relighting the candle , fumbling for the matches in the total darkness . 

I had to fumble for the torch in the dark and work out for myself how to fix my bunk . 

" Nettlerash , " I replied , fumbling among my bottles for the adrenalin . 

Aunt Emily fumbled beneath her pillows and pulled out a small fat volume bound in red morocco . 

` Life is n't necessarily fair , Miss Levington , " he rapped . 

` My stars , has everybody got you wrong ! " he rapped insolently , pushing her glasses back at her . 

` And I spotted it the moment we drove off from my flat , " Newman rapped back . 

He poked his way swiftly along my teeth then rapped out , " Five fillings and one extraction ! " 

Sergeants rapped out indecipherable commands , corporals checked kitbags and wooden crates and boxes into the luggage vans , stamped their feet and saluted their officers smartly . 

` No she has n't , the more 's the pity , " rapped out Mrs Mallory . 

He had a pathetic wish to please and I hated Mandeville for his arrogance as he rapped out his orders . 

The ambassador rapped out an order and four servants , their faces masked by cloths soaked in vinegar , hurried across with a linen sheet . 

` I studied architecture here , but then went to the States for the degree , " Vitor replied , and rapped out brief details . 

But no , there were n't any cafés here , only kiosks to buy drinks and snacks , and you had to prop yourself up somewhere to nosh them . 

His body tilted to horizontal , legs and arms hanging like a spider from a strand . 

He stood swaying , almost on the point of collapse , his arms hanging limply by his sides , the revolver dangling from his right hand . 

Zeno stood in front of the priest , arms hanging down , his face sallow and lean with rage . 

Zimm 's arms hung loosely by his sides , the fingers alternately stretching and relaxing . 

When I asked him for his reaction , he sat hunched behind a table in his little palace , his head hanging down , his half-moon spectacles on the end of his nose . 

The neck was stretched out in front so the head hung down low , almost as low as the tiny hooves . 

Still in his underclothes , Ebenezer lay sprawled across the bed , his head hanging down over the side , his one hand clawing at his throat . 

He was hanging his head over the edge of the bed and wondering what to do next when a spring burst in the mattress . 

Seated on top of it was a fluffy white dog , its red tongue grotesquely hanging out , its head lolling to the side . 

` His arm was hanging limply and I feared he might have lost it altogether . 

Anyway , in the fire the master risked his life helping all the servants out of the house , then bravely went back to save the mad woman .

The Grand Duke , having marched in , according to plan , to save the honour of Russia , stood poised to crown his side 's triumphant innings .

Now , I 'll save your life , if I can , but it must be a bargain -- you must save Long John from dying under the law . ''

At a public meeting last September he suggested that saying ` they ought to do something about it '' was pointless , and boldly proposed that the only way to save the shop was for everyone in the village to club together and buy it .

Paul Keywood , 13 , and his 11-year-old brother Nathan saved the little boy 's life after discovering him in freezing conditions wrapped in only a towel .

I thought with Fred dead and her soul eaten , we 'd never have to hear " Handsome man , saved me from the monsters ! "

But even as I was saying , " Help , save me from the dinosaur , " I was simultaneously thinking : How am I going to wrap up that column today , the kicker I have stinks ; should I roast a chicken for dinner or not because it 's not worth it unless I go get the good chicken and that 's at a butcher store 20 minutes away , and if waste 40 minutes going to a butcher store , how many of those red shelves will I be able to paint today ; did I forget to give Zoe that permission slip she needed this morning ; is my skin starting to look old ; do I hear the dog throwing up a sock in the kitchen ; maybe I should just end the piece by referring back to the lead , but then I always do that so . . .

Navy saved us from war , rages Buchanan in angry response to the suggestion that Kofi Annan 's diplomacy ended the Iraq crisis .

Meanwhile , Croc and his lovely wife , Terri , are roaming the Outback doing good deeds , such as saving an orphan Joey ( a baby kangaroo ) , and waltzing with lonely snakes not named Matilda .

And I think Angel feels not like he killed his son but that he saved him .

They had a short Wonder Twins bit where they tried to save somebody from a bear by having a gopher dig a small moat and filling it with water .

In S 5 , Buffy sacrificed herself , and in S 6 , Xander put his own life on the line to save Willow .

Just as Buffy saved Spike because she cares about him ( did n't see was in love with him ) and not just because he may be useful in the ongoing war .

Unrelated participles do not usually seriously impede a reader 's understanding , but they are generally considered incorrect forms .

Since wage pressure is the main factor impeding the reduction of unemployment much work has been done on the factors affecting this .

This results in ` inappropriate sociocultural patterns " which impede independent development .

However , as the very existence of the catholic -- nationalist alliance impedes progress towards such a solution , one should perhaps view such a possibility as unreal .

Holding the candle before him , Luther led the boy to the far end of the landing , his awkward movements impeding his progress .

The bollards at each end have been successful in keeping out vehicles , without impeding the passage of bicycles , prams etc .

This high level is a primary risk in heart disease , since excess cholesterol builds up a sticky silt-like deposit in the arteries , impeding the passage of blood and increasing the pressure on the heart .

` If any were against the proposal , either they were too lily-livered to protest -- or else they were impeded by the rush for the exits ! "

Exports to the USA had , however , been impeded during the late 1980s by US obstacles , placed in retaliation against ` unfair practices " .

Democratic changes are slow and impeded by agreements forged with the former military government .

Clearly , this is a programme which could command considerable support , but its development has been impeded by several problems .

Cobden 's hero was the trader , who had no use for protective tariffs which impeded the expansion of commerce between nations .

Likewise , aesthetically lacquered trappings dramatically impede the movements of the drama 's main characters .

These bearing-plinths are often damaged , impeding the working of the bearings and putting stress on the road deck .

How could she notice such a trivial detail when her vision was impeded by tears ?

The flow of water in and out of the Pool is so greatly impeded that evaporation under the grilling sun has made the waters very salty indeed .

But these overall success rates are much higher than the pass rates at individual examination sessions , because many candidates ' progress through the examinations is impeded because they have to resit .

They understood that neutralism and non-alignment could impede or restrain the development of close military relations between many newly independent states and the Western powers .

Goram 's prodigious clearance sent McCoist racing into the Belgians ' box , where he looked to be impeded .

If the police come to interview Frau Morenz , do not impede but let me know .

This is particularly important for the newly toilet-trained who might have a mishap if they are impeded !

An argument develops between mother and son about a rock concert which Fabian desperately wants to go to . 

An argument then develops , with Louis , always the mediator , desperately trying to bring about calm and reason . 

The background indicated that previously she had lived with her youngest son for seven years ; over time , arguments developed with the daughter-in-law . 

The researchers showed cancer develops when the function of oncogenes is disturbed and cells grow without control , the Karolinska Institute said . 

If the scientists are right , then a major clue about how cancer develops in children has been found . 

Dr Hugh explained that ultra-sound is adequate for testing on younger women as it is unlikely that breast cancer would have developed . 

` We may do the odd Christmas special , but as far as series go , this is it , " says Harry , who does n't believe in letting new ideas develop into a formula . 

It must be said , however , that it is something of an injustice to him to do this , since his ideas and interests subsequently developed in a number of important ways . 

Despite the fact that I feel strongly about this issue , I remain open-minded and by seeing as much as is attainable my ideas will develop and so determine the kind of practitioner I hope to be . 

Should more hydrogen problems develop , NASA has built a ` purge " system that would drive helium into the rear sections of the shuttle to clear out any pockets of hydrogen . 

The Constantinople Protocol of 1913 was an attempt by Britain and Russia to overcome the problem that had developed in 1911 . 

The Magnox plant was shut down over a year ago by its operators , Nuclear Electric , after problems developed with its steel reactor pressure vessels . 

When such a close relationship develops between pet and owner , a certain empathy also builds . 

As the relationship developed , the rhetoric staking claims to differentiated skills and functions remained , but each side moved culturally closer to the other . 

It is the speed with which the situation develops that causes the problem . 

When a therapist becomes aware that such a situation is developing it is most important that he discusses this with the patient and sets very clear limits on the relationship . 

I can only conclude by saying that I am sorry the situation has developed the way it has . 

A strong coalition developed against Henry , including Rainald , Albrecht the Bear , the Landgraf Ludwig of Thuringia , and many lesser vassals from Saxony , Thuringia and Hessen . 

According to sources , a stand-up row developed between Alderman Carson and the UUP committee chairman . 

The statistics might indicate that there is a physical gap developing between the two countries . 

Close bonds developed between the crew members as they lived and worked together on the 67-foot steel vessel for 24 hours a day , sometimes in life-threatening situations . 

It had been fun , a real friendly chemistry had developed between dull Linda and the American live-wire . 

At the end , he 's left out slightly , watching this passionate friendship develop between the two women . " 

A fear of intimacy can also develop from a fear of dependency . 

In fact some appraisal schemes developed from an interest in , and experience of , school self-evaluation . 

The early evolutionary stages of development of wings are still in question they may have developed from outgrowths of exoskeleton from the body that assisted gliding initially , and then acquired a propulsive function . 

In such conditions , a brown forest soil seems to have developed widely from late glacial times through to the Bronze Age . 

Berkeley 's philosophy marks the turn of the tide against the world picture which had developed in the seventeenth century , and which had reached one of its classical expositions in Locke 's Essay . 

We propose that a transformed cell develops in the proliferative compartment of the lower part of the crypt , divides several times , and moves upwards with migration of the normal crypt epithelium . 

The conclusion will be that these explanations have recently developed in promising directions . 

Allergies to wood dust can develop in staff and consideration should be given to using dust-free sawdust and to the staff wearing masks when handling the dry bedding . 

But a stand-off over another convoy carrying food and other supplies to French UN troops in the Bosnian capital Sarajevo developed on the border between western Serbia and Bosnia . 

Usually within a week of contracting the disease , ulcers develop on the genitalia . 

Such migrations developed on the Hungarian plains from the 1850s . 

In general , the marginal platforms developed on a gentle slope and formed wide belts of shallow marine carbonates running parallel to the basin margin . 

The bungalow was small , set back from the road which was becoming busier by the month as the nuclear plant developed on the west coast and bigger and bigger lorries went to it . 

What had started out as a localized punch-up , had now developed into wholesale slaughter . 

It takes into account that modern cities have grown from several points , not one and because of this growth and the resulting congestion in the city itself , these nuclei develop out of town shopping centres . 

This should occur not only at the design stage but also as experience develops in operating the plant and data on actual failures and failure rates become available . 

Those very rare instances where ` little crime " develops into ` real " police work are recounted by policemen often and told with pleasure and delight . 

If a period has been missed and there is a possibility of pregnancy when severe or unusual pains develop with or without any blood flow . 

The rhizome cutting will produce shoots very quickly , and strong , fine roots will develop . 

There does not seem to be a constant period before illness develops , and in some people , infection estimated to have lasted for more than eight years has not resulted in illness . 

The company says it has no intention of replacing the suspect part before operation but it will take remedial action if cracks subsequently develop . 

At the end of each course , members are invited to exchange telephone numbers and addresses , and small self-help groups often develop . 

Hundreds of police had swept the area after gunmen ambushed a police vehicle on Sunday in Sidfa , a few miles away , killing five policemen and injuring six people .

This time , Adlesperger 's battalion was assigned to sweep a neighborhood that had been the responsibility of another unit during the initial attack .

The unit , along with allied coalition forces , was part of a patrol that has been sweeping the area in search of enemy contingents .

Like window washers trying to clean a grime-streaked window , the Marines would sweep methodically through Fallouja , searching each house for insurgents .

We sha n't prejudge the issue by building-in specific animal pictures to start with .

I 'm not prejudging Thorpe , of course , and I think the whole affair stinks of a bungle and a vendetta and a silly witch hunt but there it is .

For the moment , however , the United States should not prejudge the future .

This court is in no way prejudging any defence of justification which may hereafter be raised in those libel proceedings .

` When DoI grant schemes require detailed proof that applications for grants are soundly based , they prejudge the conclusions to which the R & D is directed and this can be self-defeating . "

When Justine Moritz was in this prison , the world outside had prejudged her before her trial .

She drank slowly , found she was indeed hungry and munched a little on a biscuit . 

I FELT it was wrong to show 17-year-old American model Niki Taylor munching on a cheeseburger . 

They were all sitting , legs stuck out into the path , backs against the cliff , munching on sandwiches and swigging from plastic cups . 

Claudia 's companion opened her picnic bag , poured tea into a plastic mug , munched genteelly on a ham sandwich . 

Champagne was quaffed and truffles munched by the 30 guests : ` It was quite an orgy , very close , very friendly , " says Gilbert . 

Kenneth munched solidly through his jam doughnuts ; one got the impression that he had heard all this before , many , many times before . 

Their animals , richly caparisoned for the tourists , were munching at green piles of clover and swatting their tails against the early flies . 

Robina ( sixteen , beautiful , distracted ) silently munches cornflakes . 

The popular image of a panda munching a piece of bamboo is the one I have chosen for this month 's design . 

` Building the three lagoons was an engineer 's nightmare , " Tim told us as we munched our sandwiches . 

I munch some elderberries for consolation , but overdo it , and that slight cloying sensation , of having sucked fruit-flavoured frog-spawn , wo n't go away . 

Between 1911 and 1981 national growth was much slower and regional patterns differed from those earlier .

Although this pattern differs from one specimen to the next , the general effect is pretty much the same in all .

Moreover , his values differed little from those of his unlamented father : he was committed to upholding autocracy , the nobility , and Russia 's military might .

Similarly , oral language differs significantly from written language in its complex interactive nature : non-verbal communication , such as body language , is also a part of the process .

In any event , when published , the EC standard will apply climatological bandings to clay roofing tiles because performance requirements differ widely throughout the Community .

All types of hair , even oily , can benefit from conditioner , but requirements differ depending on the extent of the damage .

It looks at language areas students are already familiar with and shows how the structures differ in meaning and use .

Subsequently , parasitic larval development of the three species differs and will be dealt with separately .

But you can get an idea of what each gene does by comparing the bodies of two organisms known to differ with respect to a certain gene .

More - over , the effects of imitation on performance seem to differ with respect to phonological abilities and grammatical abilities .

The second major approach to analysing grain size distributions , moment statistics , differs in concept but yields measures analogous to those of graphical methods .

When polar stocks of such cosmopolitan species are recognized as differing in form or physiology from temperate stocks , they are often assigned to separate subspecies or races .

This contrasts with the current results and suggests that the pathogenesis of NSAID induced small intestinal inflammation differs in man and rats .

The legal capacity of corporations differs in some respects from that of individuals , partly from the nature of the case , partly as a consequence of the fact that their personality is an artificial one .

The measure of comprehensive income will differ in accordance with the methods used to value assets and the concept of capital maintenance employed .

Because of this asymmetry of information , expectations differ between suppliers and demanders , a fact we recognize by indexing the expectations terms by s and d for suppliers and demanders respectively .

That is a pity : the price of financial distress is just about the only way in which the cost of capital for firms plausibly differs between the two rivals over the longer term .

As in the case of the concord system , constraints seem to differ between one non-standard grammar and another .

West Germany differs from both France and Britain ; the ` loser " of the Second World War had -- and still has -- less of its high-technology effort aimed at defence , including nuclear defence .

Even if they do , the timing of the tax payments by the recipient of dividends may differ from that of the tax payments to those making dividend payments .

The observation that the period of the sleep/wake rhythm differs from 24 hours is important because it indicates that environmental cues can not have been responsible .

It can be an illuminating experience to find how your mental image of your size differs from the reality .

Quality standards differ as to whether or not barristers are deemed to be experts for this purpose .

However trends in the activity rates of men and women have differed significantly over the last 15 years .

However , it is not just that poetry may differ statistically from ordinary language , but , more significantly , that the devices of poetry foreground phonic elements that are usually ignored in practical speech .

Resting and pressure in older patients did not differ significantly from that in younger patients , either before or after operation ( Fig 1 ) .

Different fish species differ markedly in their ability to deal with different water types .

There are relatively few issues to do with school self-evaluation in respect of which teachers differ significantly according to their gender .

Its content may however differ radically depending on the way in which the precise subject matter is viewed by those political theories .

Their evolution was an unplanned and rather haphazard process whose speed and nature differed considerably in different parts of Europe .

The Indians , like children , differed from one another more in external appearance than by virtue of distinctive personal qualities .

How should , and how do , managerial " emoluments " differ between public liability companies , regulated companies and publicly owned companies ?

Hymn lists differ little from year to year and music programmes remain unadventurous .

While these buildings often shared with Wren 's London churches a basic classical design , they fundamentally differed from them both in their smaller scale and greater simplicity .

The development of children , including educational attainment , social and emotional behaviour , and aspirations for the future , differed little from those of two-parent families .

Before exercise , cGMP concentrations of New York Heart Association ( NYHA ) class I patients were only slightly raised and did not differ significantly from concentrations of healthy controls or patients with non-cardiac diseases .

After all , the construction of one motor car may differ from another without affecting its performance .

This second study differed only in that during initial training the subjects received conditioning trials with a different stimulus ( a light ) in the context that was to be used for the test .

At first Daedalus thought of orbiting a huge phosphor-coated plastic sheet on which the solar-wind image would scintillate on TV-screen principles . 

Starkisser 's midnight-blue hull had metalflake embedded in its fibreglass so that the sleek boat seemed to scintillate with an internal and infernal dark blue light . 

Overhead the sky still scintillated , but there was a film of green up there among the pinks and blues , an avocado tinge of beautifying city sickness …

When the camera crew arrived three days later , the shelter was covered in graffiti and all its glass had been shattered . 

Also on the floor were three or four framed pictures which had been trampled stamped upon , so that the frames were broken and the glass shattered to fragments . 

Some of the panes in the lower windows had been shattered by flood . 

Marion Howells and her daughter Kayleigh were asleep just a few feet from a window which was shattered by the blasts . 

Windows were shattered in the blast , at Farnham Street in the Catholic lower Ormeau area . 

Gradually you saw this self-absorbed monarch stripped down of all his trappings , until a wonderful scene when he was kneeling on the ground staring at his reflection , and suddenly he shattered the mirror against his foreheard . 

Drachenfels moved among them , laughing as he squeezed heads in his hands and shattered them like rotted fruits . 

A few strategic blows with a hammer will achieve this without shattering the whole thing , but it 's prudent to first bail out as much water as possible from the trap . 

The executioner , using an iron bar three feet long and two inches square , would strike the limb over each hollow , thereby shattering each arm and leg in two places . 

To be broken on the wheel was a horrific and prolonged execution , the victim 's limbs being slowly and systematically shattered with an iron bar , a final blow to the chest bringing merciful death 

This involved the felon having his limbs shattered by iron bars , inflicting excruciating agony until death ensued . 

The cupboard doors had all been deeply hacked and scored with a knife , every crisp bag had been burst , every stick of rock shattered and splintered : it was a very thorough job . 

Mr Chilchutt started by welding a different nose on to his Studebaker before squeezing a 400 horse-power Chevrolet V8 under the bonnet . 

The rifles with which the Jews defended themselves have been welded onto the sides of the vehicles as a memorial . 

It must have been either forged or welded to the cap or fitted hot and allowed to cool into position . 

` It would n't matter if we welded steel sheets across the landings , " he said . 

Profiled foam is layered and permanently welded together to form a very expensive block of media which Cyprio claim is four to five times more effective at filtration than Flocor and their own Cypripack . 

Boys as young as 13 sped through the town astride their ` Mad-Max " cars : usually Toyotas with the roofs sawn off and large Browning machine guns welded onto the back . 

Police say a stolen lorry which had four foot long spikes welded to the back was probably going to be used in a ram raid . 

Dominic , tying the belt of the dressing-gown , seemed unaware of her . 

` I 'm coming ! " she called , tying the belt loosely around her waist . 

` He taught me how to tie a package with very little twine and very little paper and still make it look nice , " Walton later recalled . 

They include things like singing the national anthem , knowing the points of the compass , tying and addressing a parcel and knowing how to use a telephone . 

Usually they are fat , but not too fat to tie children 's shoes …

He pulled on an old army tracksuit and finally tied up his gym shoes . 

As she straightened up from tying her shoes , the pain struck . 

Already she opens my father 's letters , though so far she has not read them out loud or tied his tie for him .

He was in his bedroom , standing at his dressing-table and trying to tie his bow tie in the inadequate light , when there came a tap at his door .

Stok tied his tie , using all the muscles of his fingers as though it was made of metal instead of cloth .

The brown paper bag tied with white string hit the pavement , split and corn went all over the place .

Troop Sergeant Haines brought up the rear as the raiders moved towards the Old Entrance lock bridge ( 'G' ) but had first to swing north round the buildings on the east of the basin . 

The car joined the evening traffic as it swung south-east towards Moscow . 

Adam was trapped in the open and he sprinted towards a deep tank track as the aircraft swung towards him , nose low as it gathered speed . 

At home , her brother also learnt not to smack her and we are all a big happy family now . " 

At four , three-quarters of all children were smacked at least once a week and only 3 per cent were never smacked . 

Father spun round , took three steps towards me and smacked me on the ear . 

He had read in Victorian novels of mothers smacking their hysterical daughters across the face . 

I WAS disturbed by your report of a mother taken to court and convicted of assault after smacking her daughter 's bottom with a slipper . 

Lifting up her pink nightdress her mother had then smacked her behind as hard as she could , afterwards putting her face next to Carla 's and telling her that she had had enough . 

The mother has tried locking him in his room , and smacking him . 

The father of a six-week old baby told Valerie Yule , ` We know other parents who smack their babies to keep them quiet . 

He looked at me as though defying argument , wiped his nose , then smacked Ralph Pike gently on the back as a signal to go . 

All these people were smacking her on the back , and touching her and congratulating her , and expressing surprise and delight . 

The little shrimp giggled , then he looked up at her and then at me and said : ` I do n't care if you smack my bottom , Mummy . 

At first Dinah had smacked her hard on the bare bottom with her thin strong hand . 

Maybe Charlotte Corday really did blush with humiliation when Le Gros smacked her cheek after she had been guillotined . 

Kragan smacked him again , this time open-palmed across his cheek . 

After this concerted effort by all adults , it was really only a few weeks before she learnt not to smack other children . 

A mother in England recently won the right to permit a childminder to smack her child as a form of discipline , but the Northern Ireland Childminding Association has rejected this form of physical punishment . 

` In this instance , some people would smack the child , but it is better to explain where the danger lies and remove the child from that situation . " 

Two of her brothers , boys of Martha 's age but half her height , fell into an exchange of sniggers and whispers , and Mada Joyce paused to smack them around the ears . 

His talk made me think of the housing estates near Mum 's house , where the ` working class " would have laughed in Terry 's face -- those , that is , who would n't have smacked him round the ear for calling them working class in the first place . 

A BLIND man fought off a bull terrier that attacked his guide dog -- by jamming his fist down its throat and smacking it between the eyes . 

` When that failed I stuffed my right hand down its throat to stop it biting and then smacked it twice between the eyes with my left . " 

When Gina was not smacking him with the laundry bag or scratching his face , they lived a life of complete indifference to one another . 

“ One day I asked her a question as I was getting on , and she just smacked my face …

Because he thinks a woman is not gon na get up and smack him in the face . 

` Playing ! " said Mum , and she smacked me hard across the face . 

Catching her wrist , Holman smacked her face viciously , sending her to her knees , but still holding on to her . 

After being smacked on the head with a baseball bat ( wielded by Steve ) for a couple of hours , I remembered how to do it . 

I have a ringing in my ears like I 've been smacked around the head . 

` If he gives you any trouble I 'll come through and smack him over the head with my old hockey stick . " 

Because my head landed on his teeth it hurt me more than if I 'd smacked down on the bridge of his nose . 

Nor does she see anything wrong in smacking a toddler who is having a tantrum . 

If you continue to smack a two-year-old you are likely to make him more physical , you are effectively telling him that smacking ( ie , hitting people ) is OK . " 

` You should have smacked him a good one when you had the chance ! " 

I 'm gon na fucking smack you all round this house very shortly ! 

When she 'd gone , Ellie glanced at Feargal and wanted to smack him for his slow , knowing smile . 

But I enjoyed your tte -- tte with Naomi in that choochy little patisserie , although I 'd like to smack her for one or two of her remarks . " 

I do n't want that to happen to my daughter so I smacked her for stealing and lying . " 

The animal with the baton smacked the sleeping animal in time to Midwinter 's staccato pronouncements. from the next room 1 heard a riff of a clarinet and toot of a trombone . 

She would n't acknowledge an Eternal Verity if one came up and smacked her in the chops . 

And on one occasion in the gymnasium , I turned round to look at a boy behind me and the master was there and he smacked me with the flat of his hand as hard as he could . 

Other punishments she had imposed had not worked so she smacked the girl with the slipper ` as a last resort " . 

Among those with a criminal record at 20 , some 73 per cent had been smacked or beaten at least once a week when aged seven and 40 per cent when they were 11 . 

By the age of seven , differences between boys and girls have emerged , with boys being more likely to be smacked once a week than girls . 

I was only smacked once , a fiery look from my Mother being sufficient deterrent for most mischief . 

It was Will who leaned over and smacked Chalon 's rump , sending the horse after fitzAlan . 

No , I 'm afraid I 'm gon na have to smack your fingers if you do that , Richard . 

I 've tried everything , from bribery to anger ( though I 've never smacked her ) . 

Dr Neil had the baby upside-down and was smacking him to make him cry -- having been born , he no longer seemed to want to survive in the harsh world outside his mother 's warm body . 

They are too scared to hug them in case that innocent action is misinterpreted , and too scared to smack them when they do wrong in case they are accused of assault . 

It is this particular scene which will make anyone over the age of 15 want to smack the world 's biggest superstar very hard indeed . 

What was more painful were Kate 's fists smacking into his stomach , blow after blow . 

They 've never known the delights of being shut in a cupboard and smacked with a hairbrush by a Nanny whose starched apron crackled across her bosom like approaching thunder . 

Cosmo contemplated Hubert 's back , watched a horsefly settle , waited for it to bite , then smacked hard : ` Killed it . " 

` The other point is that once you have established a good system of discipline , you do n't have to smack very often . 

Give me a shellsuit , a pit-bull terrier and a wife to smack around after I 've had a few , and I 'm happy . 

As teachers you can direct them along fruitful lines of approach and discourage them from fruitless ones . 

While he was in no position to read her the Riot Act , it was plain commonsense to discourage her from her present ways . 

If this occurs , try to contain such behaviour by discouraging anyone from sexual activity or from exposing themselves in public . 

So he did n't actually discourage me from doing it , he was just slightly disappointed , I think ( Tanya ) 

Our neighbours , with whom we drank Metaxa and broke plates most evenings , thought they were trying to discourage tourists from venturing into the mountains because of the risk . 

In a way , this attitude is similar to that of those who in earlier centuries discouraged scientific investigation by saying that all natural phenomena were the work of God and should not be inquired into . 

Eva made no effort to have us talk to each other , Shadwell and I ; in fact I felt she wanted to discourage conversation . 

Sitting behind the wheel of the Lagonda , he tried to understand why the old man had discouraged him . 

More often than not the women declined , but this did not discourage the tipsy men . 

But Cicero told one of his correspondents that he had been discouraged by his elders and betters from attending such a school : "  continebar autem doctissimorum hominum auctoritate "  ( Suet . 

Members were discouraged from bringing along a personal caddie and if they did they still had to pay the caddie master the fee he would have received , irrespective of whether there was a caddie available or not ! 

Russia was an information vacuum , in which questions were positively discouraged . 

These two forms of dissent coalesced in the demand for a stronger approach to the Tory nostrum of tariff reform . 

On 30 June 1921 these elements coalesced and he suddenly saw that familiar landscape with new eyes . 

Rush is one of that group of people who coalesced in the early 70s and saw the signs that the tide might be moving in the right direction , and that they could influence its course . 

The Christianity that coalesced and took shape in Constantine 's time was in fact a hybrid , containing significant skeins of thought derived from Mithraism and from the sun cult . 

She was not expecting the vaguely defined figure that coalesced as her vision cleared . 

The Administration is threatening to withhold payments and even cancel the $3,900m contract to modernise the US air traffic control system if IBM does not fix the problems quickly .

We 're trying to fix the problem by reducing costs -- we have cut our staff to 40,000 from 60,000 at the end of 1992 .

It is designed to enable system administrators to identify and fix problems before they come to most users ' attention .

If they know everything about a job then they may well be able to fix the problems for you .

But be warned , if you buy your machine from a retailer the manufacturer does n't have to fix it under law -- this is the responsibility of the dealer you bought it from .

I think you should try to get a table up there , or at least fix a leg on that one .

` Well today you had just better fix it so there wo n't be any damage , " she said , and then speared him with a saccharin smile .

Dad fixed it by removing all four wheels and with an effort we dragged it back into position .

A spokesman called for consumers to save water by turning off taps while brushing teeth , fixing drips and leaks , collecting rainfall for garden use and to water the garden only when the weather is cool .

He can fix everything -- washing machines , the fridge and the car .

3.1 The goods and/or the work must conform in all respects with the drawings , specifications and other requirements or descriptions stated . 

Their training and the pressure to conform to state rules and regulations have over the years made them appear to their pupils , and many parents , as agents of the regime . 

We have refused to repress our desires , in spite of enormous pressure to conform to heterosexual norms . 

He realises that he does not have to conform to the laws which have been set down by his community . 

In this way , they develop patterns of behaviour which conform to the social norm . 

Senators who refused to conform to these inherently conservative norms were condemned to ineffectiveness . 

Group members will tend to conform to group standards or norms , especially where such conformity is the result of a general acceptance of the basic beliefs , attitudes and values of the group . 

They alleged that judicial procedures did not conform to international norms and that the confessions which had proved crucial in the convictions had been extracted through the use of torture . 

It is so much easier to conform to arbitrary rules imposed by someone else on the basis of age . 

A child will not conform ` naturally " to all the rules of his or her parents or society , no matter how benevolent the home environment may be . 

Here , the same businesses must always remain vigilant that their arrangements , agreements and conduct conform with EC competition rules . 

Visiting staff must use an observation area , if available ; if not , they must conform to local safety rules , including the use of protective clothing . 

69 All individuals on the Register shall be required to conform to the Rules of Conduct promulgated by the Council . 

` I feel that the trading standards officers have exceeded their authority by requiring Mr Wilson to conform with standards laid down for new stations and not established premises . " 

During this transition period , manufacturers must either conform to EC standards or to those of the importing country . 

This is an intolerable situation and society has to remove those who will not conform to reasonable standards of behaviour . 

Having entered this Christian society the individual had to conform to its beliefs and to demonstrate conformity by attendance at Church , especially at the main feasts of the ecclesiastical year . 

C. G. Jung points out that Christianity at least provides a powerful set of motives for the individual to conform to a social and moral code . 

In other countries , such as France , where central government has more extensive authority over teachers , the opposite assumption tends to be made that teachers will conform to national policies and regulations in their practice . 

What made Imamu an outsider in Brooklyn is quite similar to the reason Boo is an outsider in ` To Kill a Mockingbird " , he did not conform with his new community 's social behaviour . 

These changes , and the need for Britain to conform with EC legislation , gave rise to ever more comprehensive labelling regulations . 

In order to conform with SSAP9 , companies must include a note in their accounts to the effect that : " Stocks are valued at the lower of cost or net realisable value . 

But unlike ordinary prisons , members of most societies conform freely and willingly -- they actually want to do what they are expected to do . 

She made it sound French , pronouncing the word so that it rhymed with ` Vaseline " . 

The word quark is supposed to be pronounced like quart , but with a k at the end instead of a t , but is usually pronounced to rhyme with lark . 

The first three lines of the song all purposely rhyme with lead -- the correct one Act 3 , Scene 2 , lines 63-65 ) 

A paved road ascends the gentle gradient from the east , leading from the now-drowned site of the Minoan harbour , through the lower town to the main gate of the temple . 

In those parts where they call hills foins and mineshafts soughs , the paths that ascend the hillsides in hairpin bends are crinkle-crankle paths . 

As he reached the end of the quay , where the road ascends steeply from the harbour , he turned for one parting shot : " You marry him , then ! " he shouted . 

The valley narrows as the enclosing heights crowd in and the road ascends to a large car park and signs inviting a visit to the Falls of Measach nearby . 

A medicine trolley squeaked rodently in the hall outside , where other out-patients sat in clumps of tubular steel chairs neatly arranged according to their various diseases . 

In the heat of the moment , the grey-coated wolf will wrestle with its quarry and Fido will violently shake rags until they lie motionless or chew squeaky toys until they squeak no more . 

Isolated young mice squeak repeatedly at frequencies of 45 000 hertz to 88 000 hertz , until their mother comes and returns them to the nest . 

Then , as Moore stood with a third book in his hand , ready to throw , the rat squeaked and seemed to be afraid . 

Blanche 's armchair squeaked as she moved her weight from one side to the other . 

In a short time one returned with his beak full , and they could hear the nestlings squeaking as he flew out of sight beneath their feet . 

The squirrel squeaked as Nick put his face close , a needle sharp nail caught the side of his mouth . 

Her car seat squeaked as Blanche reached up to switch out the light . 

Breathing can be stimulated by gently squeezing the tail , and if the pup squeaks it is most likely to survive . 

His shoes squeaked on the hard floor and Julia heard him walk towards the door . 

My room was over the back door and it squeaked like a murdered rat . 

Luney screwed up her face and her laughter squeaked like a party whistle . 

Squeaking with excitement , the two children jumped up and down . 

" The leather of the sofa squeaked as the commander uncrossed his legs and leant forward . 

Suddenly her line tightened , so suddenly she squeaked with surprise . 

Laura adjusted her spectacles and the leather of her chair squeaked . 

Henry walked across the glossy tiled floor , his rubber soles squeaking . 

Much credit for this transformation is given to team manager Barry Perkins , a genial and bespectacled Cockney who commutes each week between Richmond and the smoke . 

She commutes 30 miles from the outskirts of Kidderminster , crossing slow , steep byways over the Malvern Hills to Bishop 's Frome on the Hereford-Worcester border . 

Other regulations do their bit ; Tokyo residents have to commute huge distances because building restrictions limit the living space available in the capital . 

I own a 1979 Series III SWB 2¼ diesel , which I use to commute 75–80 miles daily to work and back . 

Many others now are commuting daily from the valleys to new industries nearer the coast . 

For the next 16 months Blake commuted daily between his house in Bickley , Kent and MI6 's headquarters in London . 

Employees qualified for travel expenses while they were commuting between the old and new locations , before moving into accommodation in the new area . 

` I realised then there was nowhere in Ireland offering this sort of treatment and decided to do something about it , " said the businessman who commutes between Northern Ireland and Hong Kong . 

At the time I was commuting regularly between Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the USA and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in England . 

Ceres was the home world to a most advanced race of beings who commuted between the planets much in the way that you or I might take a sixty-five up to Ealing Broadway . 

Charles continued to live with her in Cambridge , commuting by car to Ipswich to teach his classes , and staying there for a night or two each week . 

Defending a minuscule majority of 147 , he commutes assiduously by train between Westminster and the railway-rooted constituency . 

Not only that , but he refused to leave Sweden and would commute by Volvo , North Sea Ferry and British Rail . 

I commute from Dunfermline to Edinburgh to work for an enlightened firm of architects which designed into its office a shower facility , which allows me to cycle in all weathers . 

Mr David Wickert , a charity 's aid organiser who commutes from Kent four times a week , said : ` Hurtling along at 60 mph with the train crammed full is terribly dangerous . 

Tory backbencher Richard Body sees farming rather differently as he commutes from his Lincolnshire constituency . 

Bob commuted from Rochester and the Isle of Wight , to check on progress with the wing rebuild . 

They may also have cricket 's champion talker in fast bowler Brent ` Bomber " Smith who commutes from Stockton and looks like a 39-year-old Clark Gable . 

With the Tunnel , you can commute to the City from France faster than from , say , Wiltshire or Dorset -- which are the in places to live at the moment . 

In particular , many people have moved to the Wirral peninsula and they commute to Liverpool through the Mersey tunnel or by ferry . 

Basically , much of Cramlington 's population commuted to Newcastle to work and continued to shop there . 

The ability to communicate cheaply over long distances will reduce the need for workers to commute to offices . 

In their second year , Robyn and Charles moved off campus and set up house in a small flat in Brighton , commuting to the University by local train . 

As a result , an increasing proportion of the rural population no longer work in their home parish or village but instead commute for their living . 

And of course , after New Year I shall be commuting up to London every day . " 

I had not moved my family from Felixstowe and used to commute home on my old battered motor cycle as often as possible which relieved the monotony of existence . 

People normally commute for one of two reasons : to live somewhere beautiful , or work somewhere glamorous . 

They had been thinking of a job in Parma to which I would commute daily ; but this one sounded very interesting , something after my own heart . 

As they got out of the car and walked across the yard , their feet scrunching on the stones , Jinny had a queer feeling that they were being watched . 

A gasp of pain forced her to pay attention as he prised her hands loose . 

Chantal prised herself from D'Arcy 's grasp and found herself eagerly reaching for the receiver . 

After all , physicians can wander where they wish and prise secrets from others . 

Instantly Paige balked , trying to prise his hand from the death-grip it had on her arm . 

Tottenham have failed to prise Sheringham away from the City ground and are still looking for a replacement for Gary Lineker . 

When American diplomatic efforts included détente and co-operation with the Soviet Union , Israel skilfully used the human rights issue of Soviet Jewry as a jemmy to prise the superpowers apart in 1973 and 1977 . 

Alexandra prised herself reluctantly out of the chair and stood looking down at her Great Aunt . 

His date had a Finnish boy friend but he knew he was prising her loose . 

Corals which are collected by taking a reasonable amount of rock with them have a much better chance of being undamaged than those which are prised off the substrate . 

In the corners of the kitchen , where it fitted badly , it could be prised up , peeled backwards , waggled to and fro until a piece cracked , broke off . 

The girl 's rigid fingers had been prised from her handbag and Doyle 's hands , gloved , were spreading out its few contents on a plastic sheet laid on the bonnet of the car . 

He prised the curtains apart and looked out onto a London still waiting for the dawn . 

But her attempts to prise him away were met by violence and verbal aggression . 

And his club is adamant it will take more than 1m to prise him away . 

The First Officer tried to prise Joe 's fingers away from the stick . 

Firemen had to twice use power jacks to prise apart the bars of a roundabout on a council recreation ground on the Roseworth estate at Stockton , to free two children who became trapped . 

Then take the matter of the car jack which , according to Bourke , he smuggled in to Blake who used it to prise away the window bars in order to make his escape from D block . 

They can be very difficult to prise away from the hairs to which they are attached . 

I could still read the name of the English toffee manufacturer on the lid which she prised off with a knife . 

The boy nodded as he prised off the beaker 's lid and looked inside . 

` Look on my works , ye mighty , and beware , " he said to the statue , prised off his bubble-gum , examined it for impurities and put it back in his mouth . 

A barricade of flagstones prised up from the floor had been erected for a final stand and the Collector , snatching a moment to look back towards it , was dismayed to see that the other party was already behind it , thus leaving himself and his men exposed on the flank . 

` Woodford Square roared its approval , and the roar was heard in London and Washington . 

In an outhouse the Rottweiler roared his rage at the intrusion . 

The unique and unmistakeable characters roared their silent greeting up at him . 

` You must be jokin' , Mister Mayor , " roared Jake , ` Them 's guilty , o'course , guilty as guilty can be ! 

When he roared for food at midnight , she attended to him herself . 

He roared in French at my three assailants , brandishing a huge club . 

Pringle had reached her first and dropped on to his knees beside her . 

More commonly , however , the adjacent pore space is later occluded by cement ( Fig. 5.35b ) which may render the corrosion , if minor , more difficult to distinguish .

Conversely , refuse on the surface occludes predator vision and predation can sometimes be low .

Drop a spot of highly volatile liquid on such a wing and the colours disappear as the liquid occludes the physical structure , only to reappear as it evaporates and the light is splintered once more .

Di decided to save the £1,250 a month it costs to lease the 157mph dream machine . 

The Lithuanian government has already leased one 10-year-old Boeing 737 from GPA , and many western airlines are exploring the opportunities for setting up joint ventures using Western aircraft . 

Plans to lease timber rights from indigenous peoples for extremely low prices were also criticised . 

The film crew had leased a large hangar at Ford Island and used it as their headquarters during the filming . 

The college is run as a private trust , and leases the building from hereford and worcester county council for a peppercorn rent . 

In 1937 a new company was formed -- The Edinburgh Dance Halls Ltd run by Alan B Fairley and Mr Heimann who leased the Palais from Mr Lucas . 

West Country pubs group J A Devenish said yesterday it had leased 115 pubs from Whitbread for eight years . 

Of the former he said : ` Disabled people should have or be able to lease their own car , with all the new horizons such freedom of movement will open up for them . " 

I 've had a letter from Mrs Duncan , a teacher at the local primary school , and she 's interested in leasing your cottage . 

Humphrey Austin leased the mill , but in 1806 he bought what came to be known as New Mills . 

The reserve is part owned and part leased by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds , ably managed by RSPB resident warden , Jimmy Dunbar . 

The land was leased by Edinburgh District Council from the Foulis Trust , but the 99-year lease expired in 1990 . 

Since 11 May , two Stagecoach carriages leased from BR have been included in overnight sleepers between London and Aberdeen . 

Fortunately the ground comes cheap , leased from the patron Lord Camrose on a peppercorn rent . 

Councils and housing associations will be allowed to lease or buy empty homes in order to provide accommodation for homeless people . 

Remove the vanilla pod , skim the jam , and let it cool for a few minutes before turning it into small jars . 

` Al , " he asked , ` do you see any record of ten per cent being skimmed ? " 

The sand sunk ; the wheat floated : and Imo could then skim a clean meal of wheat off the surface . 

`` We will dam the area and skim or pump the oil out , '' he said , adding that much of the recovered oil would be sent to refineries .

Judge Renfren Paisano , in the northeastern province of Gracias a Dios , last November sentenced Salazar for skimming 11 pounds ( five kilos ) of cocaine from a July 1994 drug bust .

Under the existing system , millions of dollars allegedly have been skimmed off through corruption .

When Ember had heard her out , blue fire gelled into sapphire around him . 

In the period between the writing of The German Ideology and Capital , Marx made a living in great part by contributing articles to a radical American newspaper , The New York Daily Tribune .

A graduate in sociology and education at Florence University , she has for many years contributed articles to Protestant and ecumenical newspapers and currently writes a monthly survey on television for the journal Confronti .

From 1872 onwards he contributed student articles to the Telegraphic Journal , which later became the Electrical Review .

` In this way everyone can contribute towards and share in the future of Wearside , " says Wright .

A sleeping partner is a person who contributes capital ( money ) to a business , and receives a share of the profits , but takes no active part in running the business .

By 1782 he was paying for 16 boys and 7 girls aged 4 to 11 to attend the local school , and contributing money to build the local workhouse .

When asking people to contribute money or time the question ` what 's in it for them ? " always needs to be raised .

Delegates could contribute valuable insight and comment based on their own experiences and expertise , and this went a long way towards creating LASMO 's HSE blueprint for 1993 and beyond .

This unit is responsible for the continuing development of general SVQs , and contributes subject-specific expertise to the piloting exercise .

b ) Trade unionists can contribute their expertise on company organisation and staff relations to such activities as Mini-Enterprise .

Faximum is contributing its FAX software expertise and existing server technology while HP kicks in with human factors engineering and client/server technology .

He also contributed articles to the Burlington Magazine , the Warburg Journal and other periodicals .

Salmon angling contributed £50m to the Scottish economy last year and generated 3,400 jobs , according to a study for the Scottish Tourist Board and the Highlands and Islands Development Board .

In the same year that this study was published , Hutcheson contributed some papers to the Dublin Journal .

In 1433 indirect taxes contributed about £27,000 per annum to a net revenue of £36,000 .

On a somewhat more disturbing note , Timm Ulrichs contributed a handsome set of ` records " made of sandpaper .

He also contributed drawings of political satire , where politicians ' faces were imposed on dogs .

Social workers as well as lecturers in education contribute to the course input .

He also contributed to radio navigation and made observations which suggested the possibility of radar .

Build a plywood platform at one end of the room , cover it with a carpet and pile it with floor cushions . 

The vandals broke into the house , piled the cooker with linen then switched it on and set light to it . 

` Only teasing you , Wraysford , " said Harrington , piling his plate with the fried eggs , which had started to congeal beneath the cover . 

A promenade ran along the top , and Ruth saw Council workmen piling sandbags against the brightly painted railings . 

The drivers piled them into cars and drove off to return shortly for another load . 

At the time I was mucking out the byre stalls , and piling the manure on top of my big heap when I saw the lights go on in the house . 

On top of the turves , which gave out a steady glow , they piled logs , until the blaze roared in the grate , filling the kitchen with life-giving heat . 

The bales that are still in one piece are piled on to a wagon as they are brought in . 

With a teaspoon , pile cheese mixture into cavities left by the removal of the cores in the pear halves . 

I piled everything i could on a sheet in the middle of the floor and tied up the corners …

About 20min before serving remove all but the chocolate-coated truffles from the fridge and pile onto a large platter . 

The dryish curd is cut into big chunks and piled into huge tubs that are left to stand in the dairy overnight to allow the acidity and flavour to develop . 

I think I am as brave as most men , but that sound froze my blood . 

Meanwhile , Trounson , the team 's reproductive physiologist , and his assistant Linda Mohr , had frozen the fourth embryo in liquid nitrogen at the eight-cell stage . 

A thin rubber rod is wound round a cylinder to create the shape of a spring and then frozen in this shape using liquid nitrogen . 

The tissue samples were blotted on filter paper , frozen in liquid nitrogen , weighted , and homogenised in 2 ml of acetic acid ( 2 N ) by ultrasonication . 

The frost freezes the water , not the vine , and a protective cocoon is formed , within which even the tenderest shoots remain safe . 

Some fishkeepers freeze clean earthworms for later use , but I always tend to use them fresh . 

Perutz froze the compound into an argon matrix , and irradiated the molecule with light . 

If you wish to freeze any dishes after you have cooked them , slightly reduce the cooking time to ensure that the food does n't overcook during reheating . 

It tried to jump off the table and had to be held firmly so that Sophie could freeze the surrounding area before lancing it . 

If the fish was fresh it was because it had been deep frozen within minutes of being caught and packed up to be bought by her goodness only knew how many months later for Mark 's Lenten supper . 

Kindly , he dried her face on a tea-towel , helped her on with her coat and shepherded her down the stairs . 

He drew her inside , removed her coat , shepherded her into the sitting room . 

HAVING shepherded the Tories through the general election , Charles and Maurice Saatchi are lending a hand to Eduard Shevardnadze , the former Soviet Foreign Minister now chairing the State Council of Georgia . 

If the ruse , which has never been tried before , fails a flotilla of small boats will be used in horseshoe formation in an attempt to shepherd the whales to safety . 

Teversham and his sergeant closed round Morgan , shepherding him to the waiting Land Rover with meaningless gentle instructions to watch the step , up you go now . 

But while most of us are fiercely protective when we shepherd young children across the road , we ignore many of the risks in the home . 

Joseph smiled and apologized once more and watched as Tran Van Hieu shepherded his family off the terrace . 

He took her arm , shepherded her out of the building , into the street . 

He shepherded the twins aboard without losing either of them down the gap and found seats for them in the same row . 

Satisfied his companions had things well in hand , he turned back to his task of shepherding his quota of stumbling , coughing , bemused refugees into the shelter of the huge container truck . 

Rachaela was shepherded into the room to sit with her pale , saved child . 

Bernice sighed , shook her head , and turned to shepherd Francis and Elaine through the doorway . 

Two policeman who were trying to shepherd mothers and c children away from the scene were hit by flying glass , debris and shrapnel . 

Somebody woke up Emmet Ryan and Jock Lennox shepherded the Rafferty ` regulars " in the direction of the nearest drink . 

They occupied a pew in the body of the kirk , with Georgina shepherding in a row of dark-haired young women who might be Margaret Heatherton 's daughters or her husband 's . 

Security was tight at yesterday 's ceremony , with press photographs banned and a single TV cameraman shepherded around by two naval security officers , who had to view his film before releasing it for public consumption . 

Endless ads have been Green or organic , from the guy who rips his plans up to wreck the countryside and earns himself a beer , to the couple in the deodorant ad who just happen to be frolicking naked in the forest with camouflage make-up . 

Our first steps off the Spyway road took us through green and pleasant farmland where playful sheep frolicked alongside and a lone tractor droningly went about its work . 

Hector , for once restricted to the floor , gave a yelp of greeting and came to frolic about Theda 's feet . 

The sun was blasting in her bedroom window and frolicking across her eyes . 

The band 's weakest ever single reached number 46 in the Gallup charts , an achievement supported by their first proper video in which they frolicked among hundreds of balloons . 

Next year 's swimwear recalls an era when Deborah Kerr frolicked in the waves with Burt Lancaster in From Here To Eternity , and Esther Williams was the original bathing beauty . 

It seems that a passer-by had spotted a naked man frolicking on the balcony -- who happened to be in the room next door -- and somewhere along the line a case of mistaken identity occurred . 

She smiled across to where Edward still frolicked on the sand . 

As much as he complains about having to frolic through the clich és of his life , he is quite happy to encourage it . 

Off stage , just remember him as being extraordinarily friendly and like a puppy , frolicking about and full of good spirits . " 

This involves spending a lot of time in the sun by the pool listening to girlish giggles as they frolic around . 

Another thought the women looked ‘ tired and sad … dressed in gowns that must have been old on their grandmothers ’ , while the children were dressed in ‘ garments of nondescript purpose and size , but were generally chubby , and gay , as they frolicked in and out among the baskets , bundles , bedding , babies ’ chairs etc , piled waist-high on various parts of the platform ' . 

The Deaconess had lodged her cup against her bosom and was keeping her sword arm free for the cucumber sandwiches . 

Mathers lodged the cigarette in his mouth and closed one eye against the smoke . 

The Magistrate had long been interested in Lucy but not because Cupid had at last managed to lodge an arrow in his stony heart . 

His climbing achievements are many , but it is his attempts on Everest which have lodged him firmly in the public consciousness . 

` Presumably , an earlier train coming into the station had hit the bird and lodged it on its bumpers . 

Her eyebrows had been plucked and pencilled , and her mouth was unnaturally red . 

Her eyebrows had been plucked in the manner of the thirties , thin arches high above the natural line of the brow . 

He was a brave goalkeeper and every Palace fan rued the day when it was announced that he would have to give up his career . 

I rue the day these wretched Titfords ever came to live down here -- could n't they have stayed over in Wilmington Square ? 

Clients who have gone in for Public Issues often rue the day they chose to sell through a licensed dealer . 

Many of them rue the passing of the seven foot broad gauge railway . 

Maja Nagel rues the day when she had to leave a castle in the East for a cramped little studio in Berlin . 

He claimed the ball had hit his bat , the square-leg umpire agreed and he was recalled , much to the chagrin of the bowler , Ian Beven . 

In the 12th minute , Oliver Schafer fired a low angled shot past Chris Woods only to see the ball hit a post . 

The day after the first bombs hit Baghdad , Israel aimed a $100m deep-discounted zero-coupon issue at small investors in North America . 

HILTON : A suspected IRA bomb hit the ground floor -- but no-one was hurt 

18 months ago he was on a family day out when his father 's car hit a lorry . 

A sergeant 's car was hit , and two shots were fired at an inspectors vehicle . 

Two teenagers were hurt when their car hit a telegraph pole in Cleveland . 

They set off quite cheerily , but when they were within a few miles of the tarmac coast road , the truck hit a gully and gave a sickening lurch . 

As the truck was about to hit him , the Doctor turned the steering wheel sharply and drove along the hedge , avoiding the cursing figure . 

Eddie says to me : ` Brother Brad , when the waves are hitting the bath-house , you do n't go out " . ' 

Then a big wave hit the side of the ship , and salt water flew into his face . 

A big wave hit the ship with a terrible crash and Daniel , Captain Humble and the young sailor held onto the wall . 

Canoeists , surfers and support boat skippers braced themselves as the wave hit . 

It was as though a giant hand were pushing me downward until my knees hit the floor . 

The pilot died of a heart attack in the air and he was probably dead before his aircraft hit the ground . 

A small piece of lichen covered stone flaked under his hand and hit the ground at their feet . 

A spray of trotter-bone pegs hit the ground and bounced into the darkness , followed by the crack and snap of thin flags flipping and breaking . 

I walked across to collect it and something hit me very hard indeed in the back . 

The bulb had obviously been hit hard so as to break its filament , to ensure no warning light came on . 

They sat him down roughly on the outside bench , and his head hit the wall with a thud . 

Once established on a final glide-approach to the field the pilot realised that the aircraft was likely to hit a stone wall and attempted to ` stretch " the glide . 

The lorry jackknifed and hit a stone wall causing serious injuries to the driver . 

The Middle East International of Jan. 24 reported that three guerrillas died in the raid , and also that Israeli rockets hit a nearby shanty town killing at least nine women and children . 

A mother and her four children have been badly hurt when a train hit their van on an unmanned level crossing . 

His family is suing the Kenyan government over his death from a fractured skull after the vehicle veered on to the wrong side of the road on 3 August , hitting the couple from behind . 

On the last line he slumped against the bar and his arm hit the coffin . 

The plane dipped down and its starboard wing hit the water , flinging off Mr Treweek . 

The shop 's owner Andrew Lazarus , 25 , said : ` Lulu was hit by flying glass and want sprawling on the floor . 

Bill 's nightmare started when he was taken to hospital after being hit by a car as he returned home from a fishing trip . 

The chain snapped on and there was a thump as Brian was hit , then some more noise and Abu Salim stormed out . 

Helmut Mahlke , was hit in the starboard wing by an A.A. burst , and only by luck and much skill was he able to regain Sicily and land safely . 

Then my head hit something else and I realized it was one of Armstrong 's rear tyres . 

Lieutenant Justin Freeland , 25 , hit in the arm by shrapnel , said : ` I would very much liked to have returned fire but we could not pinpoint the enemy . " 

A STAR ballerina hit in the face by an airgun pellet has been told : Dance one more pirouette and it could blind you . 

He watched the body hit in a spray of snow then turned away , the roar of the wind abating as he drew the hatch closed behind him . 

They were scarcely damaged when hit by bombers during the Gulf war . 

It 's amazing how far a body can be thrown when it 's hit by a fast-moving vehicle . 

Seth rushed over , but as he leaned over her , something hit him in the back of the head .

With every shovelful of dirt that hit his back , the donkey was doing something amazing .

The blood flashed into flames as soon as it hit the ground , and I jumped back .

A heavy thing hit my arm with a thump and knocked me back against someone with rough paws who held me up .

Bloosh , spotted in both X-Men and Superman , is the sound a body makes when hitting the water and sinking .

Third , those units that had been ordered at 8:53 to stage at the Brooklyn - Battery Tunnel -and thus very close to the WTC complex-were not dispatched after the plane hit the South Tower .

The bovine bounced off the truck and was hit by another pickup .

At that moment , no one appears to have thought a second plane could hit the South Tower .

Armageddon , about an asteroid hitting the earth , still seems likely to make more money by summer 's end .

With all best wishes to Sanford , it 's foolhardy for him to say , `` I 've survived this scourge , '' and that because of the advent of protease inhibitors , `` I am probably more likely to be hit by a truck than to die of AIDS . ''

Another commercial aircraft in the vicinity then radioed in with `` reports over the radio of a commuter plane hitting the World Trade Center . ''

At approximately the same time , however , the barrel of bricks hit the ground and the bottom fell out of the barrel .

The Aggi replied , `` Me be very , very quiet , me follow tracts , me shot , me get hit by train ...

Law of Probability Dispersal : Whatever it is that hits the fan will not be evenly distributed .

I noticed when my back hit the wall that I was walking backwards .

Imagine the colour of that bird and imagine it gracefully flying . 

Out in the open the bird can fly enormous distances , so even if you spotted one , the chances are it would have flown miles away before you could get your camera ready to shoot . 

All that appeared was a shot of the sky with the occasional bird flying past . 

If the nest is a hanging one , then the bird will fly round and round the first threads , binding more around them to form the walls of the cup . 

Looking up to the blue sky , she watched the many birds flying overhead , chattering and screaming as they passed out of sight . 

And then she reproached him and turned into a dragon , and flew away round the battlements making a terrible noise and battering the stones . 

This is followed by a horizontally scrolling scene featuring a dragon flying over a rocky landscape ( it would look a bit silly if it were cycling over it ) . 

They were sparse , little more than a wide and overgrown hedge , but at least no dragon would be able to fly through them . 

When he opened it moths flew out and he had to give it a good clean to get rid of the cobwebs and years of dust that had settled inside . 

Presumably , this is what moths are doing when they fly into a candle and are burnt to death . 

And if the parents are to get all the food they need , it must be in an area where there is a great number of moths and other insects flying at night . 

A moth flew past her face , making her jump , and his grasp tightened around her waist . 

Flying low across the track was a formation of swans -- five of them at least -- their anxious , elongated necks rigid with effort ; their great wings beating in slow motion . 

Bernice saw creatures flying in the sky about two kilometres away . 

If at any point they lose the scent they fly in zig-zags from side to side until they catch it again , and then fly off upwind again . 

A cuckoo flew low over the reed bed , to be mobbed at once by two reed warblers . 

` FLIGHT TO FREEDOM " read the headline of one over a picture of the unusual sight of a golden eagle flying over Regent 's Park . 

Imagine you are flying through the air -- raise both arms and legs simultaneously . 

It features close-up shots of fox cubs playing in woods near Wilton , bats flying through open windows into laboratories and a mole digging for worms within yards of workmen sinking salt wells at North Tees . 

Then it flew to a boulder , blinked its white eyelids , bobbed and curtsied , and whirred upstream . 

Sure enough , a couple of rock doves fly out of the crack with a clatter of wings , and we can see a scarcely fledged youngster perched on a ledge in the gloom of the sea-cave . 

Pelicans flew about swooping suddenly into the water to dive for fish . 

A bumble bee flew frantically up the motorway with his back legs crossed , stopping briefly at each motorway service area as he passed it and muttering to himself : 

Now 32 carriers are flying into Tegel Airport , foremost among them Lufthansa , which was founded in Berlin in 1926 .

Superficially it resembles a shield boss with three fixing holes but I thought that they were heavier and cast .

Species superficially resembling Terebratula maxima may be found all over the world in rocks going back at least to the Jurassic period .

This sponge superficially resembles a living bath sponge more than the other sponges in this book , being bun-shaped , with a minutely pitted external surface .

The note patternings are really very simple in rhythmic outline , very closely resembling those of early choral music .

It operates through receptors whose molecular and physiological properties closely resemble the calcium-mobilizing ryanodine receptors of muscle .

Closely resembling a trade union movement , the Workingmen 's Association gave Cipriani a mass support that none of his politically independent rivals could match .

It is no coincidence that combat soldiers , particularly paratroops , wear camouflage uniforms that somewhat resemble a leopard 's spotted coat .

This is an imposing structure , somewhat resembling in its frontage on two streets the keep of a Norman castle .

Such a diet somewhat resembles that of the native Ugandan community where hypertension was exceedingly rare ( Orr & Gilks , 1931 ) .

It will then lose its external gills , develop lungs and turn into a creature that closely resembles a burrowing salamander that lives in Florida .

Quickly he seized pencil and paper and drew three hills , resembling the breasts and belly of a woman lying on her back , the Maeve cairn becoming a nipple .

A row of pollard willows sometimes resembles a procession of almshouse men .

So far as his own understanding of Jesus himself was concerned , however , Baur resembled Biedermann : Jesus was the exemplary embodiment of an ` idea " .

Second , close relatives must resemble each other with respect to such a character more than do distantly related individuals .

The countryside is deserted but for groups of distant yurts which resemble pickable mushrooms .

This is not true of places in Britain which otherwise much resemble Tyneside , namely Glasgow and Liverpool .

Then an insect that resembles a stick in only one limited respect will fool one kind of predator , even though it is eaten by all other kinds of predators .

There were also gallery-graves , sometimes called Clyde cairns because of their prevalence around the Clyde estuary , and very much resembling Irish burial chambers in their rectangular construction and internal division into separate compartments .

Five feet six , he was overweight for his height and his body resembled a large turnip in shape .

This type of union resembles the free intercirculation union in terms of the currency competition associated with it .

There the issue was : Can there be other creatures who resemble men in appearance , but are not true men , not really " people like us " ?

However , it must be remembered that the Chinese communists resembled the Kuomintang in using captured Japanese personnel for their own purposes after 1945 and indeed during the Chinese intervention in Korea from October 1950 .

` The mineral is described , as sometimes lying in the mine in form resembling a tree .

The responsibility for these outings , which might or might not be successful , had worn between Martha 's eyebrows a faint frown , not quite vertical , which exactly resembled Richard 's .

The terrain and approach uncannily resembled Pearl Harbor and its surrounds .

It was n't to do with the women , they still resembled their ancestors well enough .

He gradually induced in the group a feeling of hopelessness , which must have resembled what both Mr E and Dave were feeling in the classroom .

Furthermore , in some respects mitochondrial DNA resembles that of bacteria .

Over the next few days Rory began to wonder if life would ever return to anything even remotely resembling normal .

Ian snapped , ` The key under the tab marked ` Hardnut " on your board there does not resemble that hanging under the tab next to it marked ` Sylvester " . "

In some respects the platform of the ratepayer-based , antisocialist Municipal Alliance resembled that of Labour .

On March 6 , 1997 , a jury acquitted Otegi in the deaths of Inaki Mendiluze and Jose Luis Gonzalez .

A Broward County jury acquitted Ruddock of a charge that he ripped a diamond ring off Alexandra Williams ' finger at the fighter 's home two years ago .

DEDHAM , Massachusetts ( AP ) --- Boston Red Sox first baseman Mo Vaughn was acquitted on a charge of drunken driving after a two-day trial .

Consequently , Yew acquitted and discharged the accused on all charges .

KUALA LUMPUR , Fri. - The Sessions Court today acquitted the managing director of Intrakota Consolidated Berhad of a charge of allowing the company 's bus to emit excessive smoke .

He was acquitted of charges he forced a Muslim boy to eat pork .

ROME ( AP ) --- A court here Saturday acquitted former Italian Premier Bettino Craxi of corruption charges in connection with alleged kickbacks for work on the Rome subway system .

On March 12 , 1991 , José de Almeida , the leader of the illegal separatist Azores Liberation Front , was acquitted of charges of treason .

On 13 December 1985 Jarrett was acquitted of this charge , and was awarded £350 costs against the police .

The New York jury deliberated for four days before acquitting Noseir of Kahane 's assassination .

They acquitted him of three further charges of indecency and one of buggery .

A MOTHER accused of trying to turn herself into a human fireball because she had been rejected by the boss she loved , wept yesterday as a jury acquitted her of attempted arson .

The Contemporary Arts Centre of Cincinnati was acquitted of obscenity on Oct. 5 for having displayed an exhibition of photographs by the late Robert Mapplethorpe .

FORMER Liverpool City Council deputy leader Derek Hatton and two other people were yesterday formally acquitted of one charge of conspiring to defraud the city council .

Leese claimed that his ` martyrdom " had been achieved against the wishes of the Jury who had acquitted him on the serious charge .

General Galtieri was acquitted on human rights charges but sentenced first by a military court , then , on appeal , by a civilian court on his conduct of the 1982 Falklands War .

Since 1986 Gotti had faced three previous trials and had been acquitted on all charges .

In June 1991 they were acquitted on all charges and proceedings under the Criminal Justice Act 1988 were discontinued .

A GROUP of criminal lawyers is to complain to the Lord Chancellor , Lord Mackay , about the huge legal bill for six paratroopers acquitted last week on charges arising out of a fracas in Coalisland .

He was acquitted on May 25 , 1990 , largely because of contradictory statements by witnesses .

Although the jury acquitted him on one murder charge , it was deadlocked over a second and a riot charge , and a retrial was arranged for Sept. 17 .

In 1984 an all-white jury had unanimously acquitted five Western Australian police officers on charges arising from Pat 's death .

However , the many and varied exceptions to both these general tendencies render it impracticable to frame a more general definition of hyponymy along these lines . 

Then , unable to frame any neutral question to follow up , he just said , ` Thank you for the information , hope to see you soon , " and put down the phone . 

Despite the affinities between socialism and nationalism , not many British socialists before the 1940s had framed their message in unashamedly patriotic language . 

I framed my remarks in a hypothetical context following on from delegation to the regional arts boards , and I am sorry that the hon. Gentleman was not there to listen and to learn . 

` Was he taking it to the person it belongs to ? " he asked at last , and it was as though all the time he had been trying to frame the question in a special way . 

For these reasons , we chose a semi-structured interview format in which we specified the key topic areas to be discussed but framed the questions in an open-ended fashion . 

But even as she framed the words in her mind , confidence deserted her . 

A second approach is to frame the law in such a way as to make it clear that the court should make a moral judgment on the gravity of the defendant 's conduct . 

In that different method we frame our question in the first instance as a question about corporate responsibility . 

In framing its policies for the future , we hope that the Council will fully acknowledge the importance of the land use planning system , something which is not clearly enough stated in Threshold 21 . 

Mrs Jones began to frame a feeble excuse for her , but he cut her off and shoved her roughly out of the way without losing his grip on Jo . 

An economist would frame this question in terms of a cost--benefit analysis : the maximisation of returns for the minimum amount of effort injected . 

She felt the fire inside her begin to burn again and she pushed the door wide open , her mouth ready to frame a few well-chosen words on the importance of finishing jobs on time . 

But we have seen enough to be able to frame a clear answer to the question formulated at the outset of this chapter . 

Consequently , we should not attempt to frame our legal rules with the precision of a logician 's statement of the conditions necessary and sufficient for a determination . 

Answers to these will also need to be worked out and if possible these answers should be framed in such a way that the points you want to make can be slid in as well . 

These safeguards are framed in an adjudicative fashion , albeit one which is significantly modified to take account of the circumstances . 

While she was framing a question that would not sound insultingly doubtful , Raffaella went on telling her story . 

To clarify information , frame your question to cut out alternatives . 

Manville sat down again , taking time to relax and frame his words carefully . 

Then I could frame my question , but then , of course , I would n't need to . 

A gendarme ran in white-faced and clutched Fouchard by the arm , shouting , ` The ghost , Monsieur l ` Inspecteur . " 

` Funny joke , " said Garvey , clutching his angel by the shirt . 

She sprang up , knocking over her coffee-cup in the process , and clutched Robyn by the shoulders . 

David Swan fell backwards over a chair , clutching his knee in agony . 

She clutched the soft sponge in her palm , feathery with water and soap . 

She was clutching something in her right hand , something covered in white powder , as she weaved towards us and sat down heavily and out of breath . 

The Welsh international clutched his head in his hands fearing the worst -- and it happened . 

I leant against the mulberry tree clutching Radish in my fist and had a bit of a cry there . 

She held out her right hand awkwardly , still clutching the briefcase in the other . 

The £5.5 million star endured a heart-stopping few minutes against Genoa , crashing to the ground after a tackle and clutching the same knee in which he ruptured ligaments 16 months ago . 

A small , terrified child clutching a satchel with both arms as though it were her most prized possession . 

Closing her eyes briefly , she bent her head , clutching the basin with both hands . 

He gave a feeble chuckle , and clutched his ribs with his left hand . 

Then Emmie helped him out of the skip and along the railway ; he clutched her with one hand and held Murgatroyd with the other . 

The artists were left in the courtyard , where they stood clutching their equipment with the anxious , uncertain air of a group of refugees . 

Finally , she stumbled , fell against a wall , clutching it for support and sobbing . 

The Frenchman , in bare feet and clutching his overalls , hurried southwards . 

He let the mattress sag to one side and clutched his scalp , swaying dizzily for a moment . 

After a moment , he took a cigar from his pocket , lit it with his gold Cartier lighter , and shifted it until it was clutched between his teeth . 

Cedar harpoons were clutched in their hands , anchored to the floats by long coils of rope made from cedar bark . 

And suddenly she felt as stiff and cold and fragile as the champagne glass that was clutched in her shaking hand . 

Shelley 's hands were clutched tightly round the mug of coffee , and Rosie wisely let her talk it out of her system . 

They clutched each other and fell about , it made them laugh so much . 

Firmly clutching her hand he slowed , and Frere arced around them on still skates so that he made a sweeping circle on the ice before they came , breathless , to a halt . 

Clutching her battered handbag , graceless in her servant 's clothes , Sally-Anne Tunstall advanced into the ambassador 's private drawing-room to confront her mother and father , who stared at the strange sight she presented . 

When they broke for coffee Gesner went over to her , clutching his paper cup in his hand . 

I clutch at his arm , and he holds me , and does not let me go when I am upright . 

Ruth lowered her eyes and clutched at the banister of the stairs . 

A sob burst from her throat , and she clutched at him fiercely , dragged his head down to hers . 

He clutched onto Gillian 's hand with alarming gratitude , as if previously girls had always insisted on his wearing oven-gloves . 

He himself ate nothing but stood beaming in the middle of the room , his whisky glass clutched in his hand . 

Shiona swallowed drily , her fingers clutched tightly around her glass as she continued to stare with unblinking , blurred vision at the photograph of Ryan in the big silver frame . 

Willie clutched on to the long wooden seat and , as they jolted over the rough cobbled road , his eyelids drooped and he became drowsy . 

He slept deeply until around 9.30 , when he arose , breakfasted , and took his children out for a walk . 

Bronwen reported the next day that Owen had slept deeply for about six hours , and for the first time in ages had not woken up several times during the night to go to the toilet . 

Jerry slept at the wall-end , with me in the centre , while Sam occupied the end which was next to the other bed . 

I ca n't sleep at nights from thinking of those dreadful things you describe . 

She had shrugged off her clothes , crawled under the sheets , and slept for hours . 

In his pensione Sandison slept for two hours in the afternoon . 

After she had swallowed the sleeping tablets , Carolyn slept for fourteen hours . 

When we were four and five we had to sleep in the afternoons on long mats made of shiny grass that left ribbing marks on our skin . 

He did n't take me on his knee any longer , and I slept in a bed of my own . 

He slept on park benches , in packing boxes , and he even slept in holes in the ground with a strip of linoleum for a blanket . 

Anyway , I have to sleep in Zen and Crystal 's bedroom every other week and it 's a right bore . 

It seemed that Heathcliff 's room was locked , and there were no guest bedrooms , so in the end I slept on a chair in the child 's room . 

Once she was driving home from a riotous party in the French countryside in order to allow Bernard to sleep on the back seat . 

Sammy slept under the navigator 's table and never seemed to have any reaction to the gyration of the aircraft or the attention of the natives with their flak and fighters outside . 

George slept until six o'clock , and was then awakened by the telephone . 

If you 're on one of the cruising courses you 'll be sleeping aboard your yacht . 

In his desperation to escape , he fumbled the lever and the door jammed partly open . 

Thank you She fumbled at her belt with one hand and i laughed and took the briefcase from her . 

Her expert fingers fumbled clumsily at his fly , as she wanted to present herself as a nervous , but willing , maiden . 

The memory of the towers ' electro-sticks back at Mars-U made her fingers fumble at the keys . 

But now Gilbert was fumbling at Pearce 's lapels , eyes glittering with what Pearce could now see was naked fear . 

The phone is ringing as I fumble with the key , my bladder is bursting and as I fall into the room I 'm undecided which call to answer first . 

Stumbling to his feet , he fumbled with the broken pieces , trying to staunch the gas flow . 

The Headmaster fumbled with a huge set of keys and unlocked the gates . 

We put it to bed in a bowl and cover it in bulb fibre like a blanket . 

One girl wanted to cover him in whipped cream and honey and then slowly lick off every bit . 

If the site is made of builder 's rubble , cover it with a foot of topsoil . 

Overcome again , she covered her face with her hands and sank onto the settee . 

I caught the little boy , but when the child saw me , he covered his eyes with his hands and screamed loudly . 

We all found him interesting , so when we lay in the sun after lunch , the white gravel covering our backs with powdery marks , his fighting demonstrations were keenly attended . 

He wiped his hands on the wet grass beside the grave and ordered the reluctant soldier back to secure the lid of the coffin and cover it with soil . 

Cover the entire surface with your chosen filling and transfer to an oiled baking sheet . 

I had to cover my nose against the terrible stench and just wished my master would finish the business . 

Optional : Neatly cover the batten by wrapping fabric round , folding in the ends and holding in place with steel tacks . 

Eva had to cover a chair in stapled-together plastic bags before it was hygienic enough for his arse . 

Aware now that he was more naked than the other man he turned to the bed , and dragged a sheet off it to cover himself with . 

Always cover a sandpit or the local cats will use it as a toilet . 

Place the kumquats or orange slices in a pan , cover with water , bring to the boil , strain and discard the water . 

Bring to a simmer , cover and cook for 2-3 minutes until just tender , but not collapsing . 

The whole business seemed to have shrunk in importance to the size of a peanut anyway . 

Sue Cavanagh also discovered that loos are shrinking in size as well as in numbers . 

True , betting turnover is now set to shrink in real terms this year , and the levy with it . 

The biggest surprise here is that the TBM 700 seems to shrink into a much smaller and lighter aircraft when flown below ninety knots and down to the gear-down/flaps-down 61-knot stall speed . 

All the anger she had ever felt seemed to shrink into no more than fits of petty temper in the face of what she was feeling now . 

Her body seemed to have shrunk since Anthony 's death , giving her the appearance of an old woman . 

Hasten , hasten , Dishayloo , before the globe itself shrinks to nothing ! 

His 43 per cent support has shrunk to 32 per cent , according to the latest poll . 

The clouds have shrunk to wisps and the moon stands somewhere overhead , filling the view with silver . 

Official forecasts suggest that the country 's GDP will shrink by 0.4% this year , and even that prediction now looks rosy . 

Several studies have attempted to assess whether there is evidence of increased circulating platelet aggregates in diabetic subjects .

If he accepts the goods , the damages are assessed as if it were a breach of warranty , section 53 .

It also says major applications will be made available on plug-in cards but , as always , computer buyers should only assess what they can see , not what might turn up who-knows-when .

These people now face annual medical inspection for the rest of their lives to assess what the radiation may have bequeathed to them in terms of a legacy of cancer or birth defects .

At the same time , he will be able to assess the impact on a firm of a change in its marketing strategy , for example a change from sales to production subsidiaries abroad .

From April 1993 , social services will be responsible for assessing the needs of people , who may require residential or nursing home care .

Whatever the nature of the amenities lost the court has to assess the effect of the deprivation of those amenities upon the particular plaintiff .

He will assess the effect of the proposed change on that sub-system , the interfaces with other sub-systems and information held in files on the computer , and the amount of work involved in undertaking the change .

Some of the injured had to be transferred to Middlesbrough General Hospital because no scanner was available at Darlington to assess the extent of their head injuries .

The comparative merits of barium enema examination and colonoscopy in the investigation of iron deficiency anaemia have not been assessed in this study .

Splenic function was assessed in 42 patients with alcoholic liver disease by counting the percentage of erythroxytes with indentations or pits , seen by differential interference contrast microscopy .

His progress is assessed on his ability to respond promptly and without feeling to whatever is asked .

There had never been anyone else , so she could not assess their intimacies by comparison .

Secondly , CACI can specifically assess the catchment areas faced by any particular centre or retailer by analysing survey data , credit card data or other sources of customer information .

Over the whole of a key stage a teacher or group of teachers will assess a pupil 's progress through a variety of methods and reach a judgement .

Epithelial cell proliferation was assessed in biopsy specimens through H-thymidine autoradiography .

However , the horse usually assesses others through its sense of smell .

In the case of the grant of a further advance , those procedures include all the steps necessary to assess the adequacy of the security offered for an advance .

Wanless says a computer can be programed to assess personal customers .

There were persistent complaints that the rates system was complicated and inequitable , for instance because it was difficult to properly assess the rentable value of any property .

In addition the IPG has recently assessed the benefits of desk-top publishing within the information system and as a result has purchased such a system .

The revised payment and review system , which assemblers had helped to design , also assessed group members on their behaviours and attitudes , as well as work output .

Each company unit regularly assesses its own performance against numerous bench - marks , and its self-assessment is then validated by senior managers from another part of the group .

However , all of these cases are obstetrically assessed by a Consultant Obstetrician , whether in Canada , or Downpatrick , so as to minimise the potential dangers of transfer .

Five well-known products were assessed by a panel of experts for treating a combined headache and upset stomach on the basis of their ingredients .

The taught portion of the course is assessed by four written assignments and the project by a dissertation ( 15-20,000 words ) .

Both tasks were designed to assess children 's ability to respond to some of the linguistic cues which can be used to signal the deductive/ empirical distinction .

Yes , we are assessing the whole fund-holding scheme jointly with the general medical services committee , the relevant committee of the BMA .

It was argued in that case that the taxpayer , however , could only be assessed on the income ( the gross income ) to the extent that he had power to enjoy it .

The board assessed his compensation at a substantially lower figure than he would have been awarded by an industrial tribunal had he been able in law to appeal to such a tribunal .

After his initial assessment the GP requested that a district nurse should visit , assess the wound and recommend an appropriate treatment .

It will be difficult to assess what counts as success in scientific research .

Introduced by Mr J Smyth of the SWSHAS , Mr Martin Davies of Harrogate enthralled his audience with a most interesting talk and slide show . 

During the evening , the Central Band of the RAF entertained the assembly with their marching display , and Dame Vera Lynn enthralled all present with songs from the war years . 

And last night he enthralled fans from six to sixty with a brilliant set of old and new numbers , cleverly arranged and expertly put together . 

On occasion marvellous phrases sprang out of his mouth and enthralled the audience . 

The electric toaster which turned itself off when the toast was done and the electric beater enthralled her . 

By then the subject-matter had enthralled me , and I shall not say that I felt more loving . 

He was enthralled by the entire proceeding and remarked that only the English could make a contest between two crews which would not rank in the World 's top 10 into a bigger spectacle than the Olympic final . 

Along the way you will be enthralled by the realistic recreation of everyday life in the Middle Ages and entertained by your fellow pilgrims . 

Up to now she had been so enthralled by the adventure that , despite being clad in only a cotton shirt and slacks , she had hardly noticed the cold . 

Gould was enthralled by the spirit and customs of the Aborigines , and above all their almost religious respect for nature and its creatures . 

Edward was enthralled ; he leaned his head on his hands and gazed . 

However , his scrap with brother Joey enthralled the crowd and at the finish they came over the line almost together . 

This magic creature enthralled me and I cajoled until kind hands lifted me into the saddle . 

I realised why I was wrong about good theatre , about how it can enthrall in a way cinema and television rarely does . 

Alexander only grimaced , farted , then fell head forward into a drunken sleep . 

Now , she was walking across the room when she farted , and her father said , ` Did you whisper ? " 

It sounded like a small marsupial sitting in the bath and farting through a descant recorder . 

I do rather object to the sort of chap who farts in public and then says ` Better out than in . " " 

Er , there 's a suggestion that he had mild epilepsy , and they tried to keep it quite , and his father tutored him at home . 

During the twelve years of their life together , he had tutored her carefully in monkishness . 

An authority on the subject had tutored them in the accent used at that time . 

Jackie Simmonds will be tutoring a pastel workshop on July 12 at the international Centre for Wildlife Art in Gloucestershire ( for full details see pages 10-11 ) using Schmincke 's Soft Pastels . 

Sid patiently tutored me on star gradings and assured me that technically the climb was only a V. Diff , so I would cope ! 

Hawk nodded to his father , the man who had tutored him as a Dreamwalker , and was not acknowledged . 

I particularly enjoyed the article about Basil Cottle , who once tutored me in speaking the lilting cadences of medieval verse . 

He offered to tutor the girl , but after trying to teach her for a while , gave it up as he considered she was unable to focus on what she was being taught . 

Doug Green went on to tutor Jane Dubar : ` Actually I think I learnt as actually part of the INSET course more from being a tutor than as a teacher participant . " 

In 1808 he married Elizabeth , daughter of Major-General Benjamin Fisher and niece of Dr John Fisher , bishop of Salisbury [ q.v. ] , who had tutored Prince Edward , Duke of Kent . 

J. B. Dancer received some basic education at a dame school and was then tutored by his father in mathematics , French , Latin , and Greek . 

He was tutored by Hugh Cressy [ q.v. ] , the former chaplain of Thomas Wentworth , Earl of Strafford [ q.v. ] , and Lucius Cary , second Viscount Falkland [ q.v . ] . 

He was nineteen in 1773 , and had been tutored at Oxford by George Strahan , a friend of Johnson . 

No record exists of his education and it is assumed that he was privately tutored . 

In the 1930s , at the age of eighteen , David Thomson went to tutor the children of an Irish ` Great House " , Woodbrook , on the road between Carrick-on-Shannon and Boyle , in County Leitrim . 

They were to tutor the child who refused to attend school , but there was to be more to it than that . 

A well-known artist tutors at least two of these meetings each year , providing advice on techniques and interpretation . 

When I came back from Bletchley , I had agreed to tutor for the First Ordinary English class at Edinburgh University a Polish woman considerably older than myself . 

She hopes to continue tutoring for A level and GCSE and will be a member of the staff of the Readers ' training course in the Derby Diocese . 

" The interpretive community formed around Rasta language and symbols , presided over and tutored in dread ethics by Marley and other outernational reggae artists , simply could not withstand these changes . 

Mr. Duggan will still be tutoring in French from Kingsley Centre and one of his plans could be to set up a shop for Christian books , publications and cards in the Alton area . 

Navigator Erle Williams , tutored in the harsh school of Whitbread Round the World racing , trimmed the mainsail to the backstay while the broken boom was taken off . 

By November 1992 , 30 Napier students from 5 Napier departments were tutoring in 4 local secondary schools . 

Textbooks published by the Institute/Faculty are available to tutors free of charge for the subject in which they are tutoring on application to the office of the Education Service . 

The nine , tutored by Calder Hall painter and decorator Shaun , proved they had the stamina to fight throughout a day which began at 5.30 am . 

Tutored by his father , who was a drawing master at the Royal Military Academy , Sandhurst , Delamotte became skilful at drawing and engraving . 

He was educated at the grammar schools of Lostwithiel and Plymouth , and tutored by the Revd Thomas Byrth [ q.v. ] of Diptford , before matriculating at Oxford in 1824 . 

Hoskins says that he 's never been a dab hand at the Mario video games despite tutoring from his seven-year-old son , Jack . 

David will demonstrate varied techniques and approaches , show you some of his oil paintings and tutor on this theme throughout the day . 

Every Wednesday afternoon for the past 15 weeks Tony has ` tutored " 1st year pupils at nearby ( and almost equally fashionable ) Holland Park Comprehensive . 

` Yes , sir , " said Menzies , obviously tutored not to add anything that might later help prosecuting counsel . 

All of our Six summer camping sessions are booked to capacity ( and , truth be told , with maybe one our two extra returning campers squeezed in ) and we have a waiting list of 60 children who are hoping to come if a spot should open .

Skidelsky 's book , believe it or not , is actually quite absorbing : Although he was an economist , Keynes led an interesting life -- though , to tell the truth , what I personally found myself envying was the way he managed to change the world without having to visit quite so much of it .

13 These postures seem to be the mirror opposite of European practices , where the state readily provides subsidies for religious schools , but would not consider using religious symbols on its money or even using the Bible in court to administer the oath to `` tell the truth , the whole truth , and nothing but the truth . ''

'' Something about your face makes me want to tell the truth . ''

She quieted the children , offered me another coffee , then said , ` Come , Um Yusef . 

This man had tried to kill her , and this talk now was just an attempt to quiet her till he tried again . 

Babies were often sent away to be nursed in rural parishes where they were ill fed , overcrowded , and quieted with opiates ( see Fildes 1988 ) . 

But he quieted her with gentle lips , untangled their limbs and they stood up , pressed into each other . 

Brain injury , due for example to trauma or to stroke , or to experimental lesions , seriously interferes with perception and may remove perception completely , either temporarily or permanently .

The thought riled her , causing a rising anger which interfered with her work until voices made her aware that Silas and Doreen were standing beside the reception desk .

This would effectively end the problems of over-production which have interfered with the workings of the European Community 's Common Agricultural Policy .

The mining programme , they say , ignores the rights of the Evenki and Yakut peoples and interferes with their traditional way of life and their hunting grounds .

There are occasional reports in the medical journals of people not sleeping for extended periods of time when suffering from illnesses interfering with brain function .

Even Elena 's advice could be unwelcome when it interfered with his contemplation of the project .

In developing work in the classroom one 's own expectations and experiences often interfere with a child 's progress and it is important to be aware of this and exercise self control .

Wariness began to snake through her , from her stomach to her solar plexus , somehow interfering with her breathing .

His voice now carried across the quay to the boat , interfering with the sombre piped music .

It uses the left side of our brain to project past failures , thus actively interfering with our ability to overcome the negative impact that we face .

Falmouth is one of the few estuaries in England where the tides do n't interfere too much , so realistic training for Mediterranean conditions is possible .

` That 's Jonathan 's , " squawks Heather , putting in an unlovely appearance from nowhere . 

“ We regret , ” squawked the public address system , “ the delay on the 9:40am flight to Benbecula … because we have left the aircraft seats in Glasgow . ” 

The more a government squawks about ` individual freedoms " , ` non-intervention by the state " , ` private enterprise " , and the other great rallying calls of capital , the more certain one can be of the total control by that state of its citizens . 

He has also forgotten the importance of taking an interest in his children -- until they are snatched away by the evil Captain Hook to Never Never Land . 

The dynamic duo 's real coup came last summer , when they managed to snatch two Brazilian internationalists for the comparative bargain price of £2.85 million . 

McSweeney , 22 , turned up with Farrah at her parents ' home in Cratloe , near Limerick , on Friday after snatching the baby from London . 

POLICE hunting a bogus social worker who tried to snatch a child have arrested a woman . 

Did n't they all know about the terrible appearance of the Conablaiche last time , and how it had prowled the country , snatching sleeping children from their beds and tearing out their hearts for its Dark Master . 

Even as her mother watched , a fourth man swooped from nowhere like a bird of prey and snatched the girl into his arms . 

WOMEN estate agents are being lured to empty homes by a man copying the methods of the mysterious Mr Kipper who snatched Suzy Lamplugh six years ago . 

Tell me Mojo , when your kid got snatched by the aliens , was he wearing any brand-name designer-label clothing ? " 

A NINE-week-old baby was snatched from a shopping centre last night . 

The girl was snatched from her bed as her family slept in their home near Middlesbrough , Cleveland . 

Jose Weibel , Ricardo 's brother , was snatched off a bus in broad daylight while travelling with his family . 

A mother of triplets , who almost had one of her babies snatched by a bogus health worker , has been talking about her ordeal . 

For she knew in an instant that the blue-eyed blond tot was not the baby snatched from her on a Greek island 14 months ago . 

A HIGH Court judge has asked the public to help in the search for a small boy snatched from his nursery school by his mother . 

It may seem sentimental to wish to see in this return of the young woman to her mother , in a spring in England half a life-time ago , the restoration to her agonized parent of that child snatched in a darker place , a darker time . 

Notices warning of the dangers of thin ice were put up in the last few days when the lake froze over . 

Arctic ponds and lakes freeze to depths of 1-2.5 m from September onward , and accumulate a layer of compacted snow on top of the ice during winter . 

The lake rarely freezes so we have little opportunity to discover our ice-legs . 

They do n't know about cold so intense that rivers freeze over so you can drive a horse and cart across them . 

Standing water will also freeze in winter -- an obvious but often forgotten hazard . 

The man slept on the floor , and the water that had been spilt froze on the floor . 

Those in smaller ponds must experience much lower temperatures when the water about them freezes . 

Common salt and water form a cryohydrate which freezes at -21.2°C . 

Everything in the house froze solid -- the water in the kettle , even my false teeth in a cup beside my bed . 

There were nights when stone hot-water bottles left out on the floor froze solid . 

Container-grown evergreens , such as bays ( Laurus nobilis ) are especially vulnerable because the root-ball may freeze solid . 

They sprayed cold water on my dog when it was snowing and all her fur froze . 

The ice made a crackling sound now as it froze harder and the wipers shifted it . 

This year it froze right through and they all spent the afternoon of Christmas Eve sliding on it . 

Disappointingly strawberries do not freeze so if you do not eat them at once you need to use them up in some other way . 

Garlic does n't freeze well , so do n't keep any cooked dish containing garlic too long . 

The port never recovered from this blow and about 10 per cent of the trade lost to Gdynia during this crisis never returned . 

Howard Clark is called back into the squad … and there 's good news of Chris Pike he 's recovered from the flu 

Henley MP Michael Heseltine , recovering from a heart attack got a very public get well card . 

` And when he was recovering from his sickness here in my house , I noticed how similar he looked to the girl 's face in the picture . 

So in came James -- and he recovered from a jittery start to stamp his authority on an emphatic Liverpool win . 

The USSR 's economy still needed to recover from the war and Stalin could rely on local Communist parties to try to subvert French and Italian democracy from within . 

` Glad to see you 've recovered from being goosed by Mrs Cody . 

Some are recovering from being injured in road accidents , and will be released back into the wild when they can fend for themselves . 

WEALTHY Lady Alethea Savile never recovered from hearing her lover James Gilbey profess his undying love for Princess Diana , it was revealed yesterday . 

A year ago Gavin Moyle was recovering in hospital with a metal frame attached to his fractured skull . 

A BABY girl was recovering today after being hit by an exploding firework . 

Gavin however recovered after receiving oxygen and was able to drive home . 

If you do spin out , try recovering by sharply bearing away using footsteering . 

But he would never recover from not being able to afford her -- or his apartment . 

He was discharged three weeks after admission , having recovered fully . 

Once a person is infected they may recover naturally or they may become a chronic carrier of the virus . 

Former England Under-21 player Keith Benton fractured his son Seb 's skull when he hit the ball into the crowd during a match in Buckingham . 

When he found the man he threw the acid into his face and beat him with the hammer , fracturing his skull and his thumb . 

A nanny has been jailed after fracturing the skulls of two new born babies in her care . 

Then 17-year-old Lee Diaz , of North End Gardens , Bishop Auckland , attacked a second party-goer , Carl Gent , punching him in the face and fracturing his jaw . 

It was fractured with a solvent-cleaned chisel , and the outer orange layer discarded . 

Smaller companies would be well advised to be more flexible if they want to attract pension-fund investment . 

And this is why any new owner is strongly advised to have at least a safety inspection of the system carried out immediately on moving in . 

I 'm not going to advise the trustees to release the inheritance even if you do continue , so you may as well get rid of her . 

Indeed , Dorinda now advises other women to recognize that beauty can not be made to last , and Leapor closes the poem urging women to improve themselves spiritually so that old age will be satisfying : 

Nor did the agency consult a commission of independent scientists set up by Congress with the specific task of advising the EPA on such matters . 

BCCI produced large numbers of documents , which prompted counsel to advise further investigation . 

Where I advised psychiatry , Maji -- the holy woman and friend -- has advised pilgrimage . 

Roosevelt telegraphed again that British insistence on traffic only between certain points was not realistic , and that the economic viability of services depended on being able to pick up intermediate traffic . 

I 'll go to the post office in the village and telegraph the invitation . " 

Indeed , the King of Italy telegraphed the request personally to the Tsar . 

Macmillan concludes his diary entry for 13 May : " I at once telegraphed to Churchill saying that the position seemed to me radically changed ( I wonder for how long ? ) …

` The Factory became worried now that Lord Westbourne 's murder 's wide open again and telegraphed to me in Paris , once they heard the news from the Sýretý . 

A party of schoolchildren are shushed by their teacher before they enter what is more a sanctum than a room in a museum . 

Julia was about to descend to the kitchen when the bell pealed again . 

The doorbell pealed and Julia shot upstairs from the basement , flung herself through the green baize door and then walked slowly and decorously across the black and white tiled hall . 

And in answer , the main bell high on the kitchen wall began to peal . 

Twenty-three people were killed , including several Syrian and Lebanese soldiers .

POLICE were last night hunting a ` maniac " driver who is said to have caused a crash which killed five people , including two young children .

Below this top crust was a growing group which included teachers , notaries , minor government functionaries and moderately successful traders .

The book is taken from a forthcoming Anglia TV programme and includes lengthy descriptions of how Highgrove has developed .

The varied programme included a breathing session by Ruth Rolph .

The package includes a word processor , database , drawing and paint applications plus a spreadsheet with graphs and charts and finally a communications program .

His benefit package may include the payment of school fees for his children and the continuation of pension arrangements .

MMC recommended that our corporate plan include some specific quantified medium term goals to measure our efficiency and quality of service .

Meat products often include pastry or are fairly fatty ( like sausages or chops ) .

After the Second World War it broadened to include all boys ' schools .

` Concentrations " are widely defined to include not only mergers in the strict sense , but any transaction which results in the acquisition of direct or indirect control of all or part of an undertaking .

As the social world of children broadens to include school , friends , television and public heroes , so too does the range of influences which bear upon personal blueprints for living .

In London , however , his scope widened to include the study of important contemporary texts .

With 598 cameras around the ground , including one in each stump , three in the bat , and a couple embedded in the batsman 's forehead , we will be able to see everything .

Data from these two patients are included in the statistical analysis of the diagnostic anorectal manometry , as they were incontinent .

Jackson had been in Singapore since Saturday , giving two concerts and enjoying a final day of relaxation that included a visit to the zoo and a meeting in his hotel with six orang-utans .

His work will include much personal advisory work with students , which is similar to a lecturer 's tutorial responsibilities .

This group has a high doctor-patient contact rate but also includes a proportion of patients with unstable or brittle asthma .

Seaweeds such as the brown kelp produce mucus-like materials to hold moisture , and in any case can survive desiccation ; and many animals , including shore crabs , shelter among their damp fronds .

The normal forms of express covenant contained in a lease include amongst others a covenant to repair by the tenant , and a covenant that the tenant will not sublet the premises .

But in 1908 Edison set up the Motion Picture Patents Company ( MPPC ) , which included among its aims an increase in the share of the US market taken by domestic productions .

They needed weapons badly so the Iraqis brought in a group of people including me .

Few , including me , would have thought the third rate guitar outfit of old capable of such divine inspiration but ` Screamadelica " sounds suspiciously like the baggy generation 's answer to ` Sgt. Pepper " .

The Clarity Line will give daily pollen count details for the whole of the UK , including Northern Ireland .

Now Germany and Spain have resumed publishing figures which include all countries .

It gives details of a host of outdoor jobs including those in forestry and conservation .

Sessions included information about sleep , its stages and how much was needed .

In the early years of schooling , for example , children 's activities in the play area frequently include shopping .

The list also includes a large number of campaigners from third world countries who have worked on local issues .

An hour that I intend to use making sure that everyone , including your friend Lewis , understands what our relationship is !

Typical amphibians include frogs , toads , newts and salamanders .

It was homeward bound after that and we motored south through Finland 's seemingly endless pine forests , past huge lakes with unpronounceable names and rivers with great rafts of pine logs en-route for the sawmills . 

The Director of Swaziland 's Curriculum Research and Development Unit at Manzini must motor miles to Mbabane if he wants to see the Chief Education Officer . 

There was some light left as they motored the few miles to The Towers . 

Conquest was almost half full of water after the passage , but she was bailed out and motored carefully towards the NE corner of the island where the bow was run on to the shingle at the water 's edge . 

He motored north to link up with his Liverpool team-mates after being valued at £1million , plus a further £300,000 if he makes one hundred appearances and wins an England cap . 

Motor across the Ontario border to Ottawa , Canada 's striking capital . 

But Inspector Blakelock , who motored from Ely every day , was always ready for his tea , and she did n't mind making it . 

The huge lock Mesake Rasari , one of the fastest men on show , set the scene when he motored home from halfway . 

Julia McKenzie and Jerry Harte , her actor/director husband , motored from New York for the opening , bringing Home while Away . 

Once out of the bustling grimy city and on our way we motored into the heart of rural England , through expanses of green rolling hills with the odd kestrel hovering by the roadside looking for prey , and just as the sun began to set we passed Stonehenge , the strange stone monoliths eerily silhouetted against the dusky pink horizon . 

We motored on a further thirty miles and when the road ended were lucky to get on a goods train with our precious stock of food . 

To her surprise , he turned the wheel towards the channel leading to the island , and as they motored slowly past one of the enormous posts she saw a name-plate on it . 

Jen 's involvement with her job was such that she could not bear to leave it and would have motored through the day on a couple of sandwiches . 

She was motoring through Germany , though , when it suddenly dawned on her that she had n't asked Cara that most fundamental of questions -- when was she supposed to return to England ? 

I decided that in the circumstances this was not a job that I would entrust anyone else to do , and I motored to Hampstead myself . 

About once a month , with the Agent , we motor to Lisbon and pay a call on an elderly Spaniard in his office at the Hotel de Luxe . 

When we launched our boat in Rangkul for the first time and motored towards the islands where the birds were said to nest , it was with considerable relief that we saw there were indeed geese , and they were on eggs . 

A year or so ago I motored for the fun of it through Latvia and Estonia , from Riga to what was then still Leningrad , and never thought to encounter such ramshackle roads again . 

This makes us feel very feeble , as we have friends of our age who think nothing of motoring from here to Lowestoft in the day -- but such feats are not for us , though we flatter ourselves that in most respects we are in pretty good nick . 

It rather put paid to any idea she 'd had of motoring around and discovering more of the area though . 

But my bit had yet to come ; I had no idea if we had sustained damage to the undercarriage , although we had three greens burning bright , I motored in as if to land on new-laid eggs ; all the crew , including Jock the engineer , were at crash stations and we landed " soft as a mouse 's instep " , as Spike used to say . 

He straightened himself up , put on an aggressive looking frown and motored off . 

Having collected all the safety lines , we quickly motored around the to the other side of the iceberg . 

` We get a lot of day trippers motoring around the Downs and they see the signs for Brands Hatch and they automatically put their foot down thinking they 're bleedin' Formula One drivers . " 

Every few weeks I would get one or two days off duty to catch the ferry to Nanaimo and motor down the scenic Malahat Drive to Victoria . 

He was musical , having an organ in his house ; he enjoyed travel , motoring over much of the Continent ; and he was a keen photographer . 

From there , Cara had it all meticulously mapped out : she and Cara were to motor down to Dover to take a ferry to Ostend early on Wednesday morning . 

Tomorrow she would motor on through the German and the Czechoslovakian borders to her destination in Mariánské Láznë . 

Howard smiles , and frowns , and thinks about it seriously as they all have tea in the orchard , and Miriam , in her dark glasses and clothes for motoring out to the country in , smokes furiously to keep away the insects , and chatters on about what happened when they went to dinner with the Chases the previous week , and Michael Wayland forgot Prue 's name . 

Though he suspected the first meet outside Weimar had aborted , one never knew ; Morenz could have motored over at dawn . 

This was due , no doubt , to the fact that though I motored further and further from the house , I continued to find myself in surroundings with which I had at least a passing acquaintance . 

A tranquil mood had come over me , and for this reason I believe I was again motoring very slowly -- probably at no more than fifteen miles per hour . 

On the few occasions when the wind was not blowing a gale , the fog descended like a shroud . 

That is , do all the muscle cells descend from just one or two ancestral muscle cells ? 

An air of gloom descended over Labour party headquarters at Walworth Road , South London , early today as it became clear that the party 's quest for power was on the point of failure . 

He was flying about 20 minutes behind the Aero Club 's chief instructor when he radioed to Newcastle Airport air traffic control that he was descending to below 1,000 feet because of thick fog . 

I followed him down from 2,000 feet -- put carb heat on -- I was descending as quickly as the helicopter ; we managed to keep him visual . 

Eventually , as the winter darkness descended , the fighting ceased , both sides boasting of a victory , though as Argyll re-occupied Sheriffmuir the following morning he had the better claim to have won . 

He glared up at Liartes , who was beginning to descend in wide sweeps . 

A huge steel crane hook suddenly descended quietly between their faces and made them both leap back in alarm . 

But when they descended by special lift from the fifth , nomenklatura floor , they found they could traverse only one passage . 

The navigator ( Sgt. Alexander ) , in spite of being wedged within the narrow confines of the glass nose , managed to scramble out , and descended safely by parachute . 

They descended from Sir Pagan d'Urberville , who came from Normandy with William the Conqueror in 1066 . " 

This pretty long bob has been slightly curled to add sexy movement and body . 

A classic bob was curled on large rollers to create a soft , natural look then slicked with Wella 's Moulding Glaze as an alternative . 

The sixties look adopted by Betty Boo and by Deee-Lite 's Lady Miss Kier is visible in the eye kohl , the bodysuits and the dark , straight hair curled at the ends . 

It was a distinguished face with the deep-set , widely spaced eyes beneath straight brows , a well-shaped , rather secretive mouth and strong greying hair swept upwards and curled into a chignon . 

The crisp white shirt was a stark contrast to his weatherbeaten tan and dark hair that curled , thick and in need of a cut , on his collar . 

This will occur if for example the buyer has had some use of the goods and subsequently they perished thereby frustrating the contract . 

Fortunately , the crew were not then aware that in recent recorded history three men had perished trying to walk the same route in midwinter . 

Celia perished trying to help some natives dying of pestilence . 

I have to bless this tower before it falls down or the masons perish of liver-rot . " 

She points out that the cash squeeze could be relaxed quickly if Brazilian inflation really does perish from a single shot . 

Even the youngster 's goldfish perished in the blaze at his home in Saltaire , near Bradford . 

After 4,000 perished in 1952 the government introduced the Clean Air Acts , with 2,000 local Clean Air Zones . 

And some have been blown off the face of the earth in massive bomb attacks such as Teebane in Co Tyrone where seven workmen perished in January 1992 when a land mine exploded under their bus . 

Many shops were boarded up , their owners having perished in the war or at the hands of the Komitehs , or been bankrupted by the collapsed economy . 

When Bradbury died before the age of thirty , most of the interest in the process seems to have perished with him . 

This is because the gonococcus rapidly perishes outside the human body , being dependent on the correct amount of warmth and moisture . 

Croatian President Franjo Tudjman made his name in the 1960s as a maverick historian who charged that only 30,000 people perished at the hands of the Ustashe fascists . 

If the goods had already perished at the time the contract was made , then section 6 is the appropriate section . 

The Church could not allow sinners to perish without seeing the evil of their ways . 

Let no book perish , unless it be such an one as it is your duty to throw on the fire . 

Its eight-man crew also perished as they strived to rescue the Santampa 's crew . 

The next destination was discussed : once again the Secret Service recommended against returning to Washington , and the Vice President agreed .

We recommend that the State of California provide rebates directly to customers to fund the installation of advanced metering and control systems that would support load curtailment implementation .

It was the first time that the Senate Ethics Committee had voted to take action against a senator since 1995 , when it recommended that Bob Packwood , an Oregon Republican , be expelled on the ground of sexual and official misconduct .

Therefore , the National Energy Plan recommended that the Administration 's approach include appropriate measures to address local concerns , such as the unlikely occurrence of an SO2 `` hot spot '' or area of concentrated emissions .

The researchers concluded by recommending that drug companies choose a celebrity with personal experience of the target condition ; choose someone trustworthy—perhaps a newsreader or sports figure ; and choose someone who will promote a single cause or brand rather than multiple ones .

Inside pieces at the WP and NYT report that Clinton national security officials including Madeleine Albright and the director of the CIA have recommended that Clinton deny clemency to convicted spy Jonathan Pollard .

However , we also discovered that in hundreds of cases each year , the court recommends that a GAL be appointed but can not do so because the families ca n't afford the fee . ''

It also recommends packing the `` Bride 's Emergency Kit , '' whose 30-plus items include smelling salts , a small flashlight , directions to the reception , and masking tape .

The think tank 's panel agreed , recommending that political activity on the Internet be promoted , `` absent specific intent to use the Internet to circumvent the law . ''

Probes were printed on 3D-link slides , followed by coupling and processing as recommended by the manufacturer ( SurModics , Eden Prairie , MN ) .

In another example of cooperation and mutual assistance among New Hampshire 's legal services programs , NHLA urged that attorneys at LARC be allowed to participate from its inception and recommended that attorneys at the Disability Rights Center be allowed to participate in the coming year .

In the Israeli paper Yediot Aharanot , Elyakim Haetzni , who speaks for the hard-line right , wrote Monday , `` On the eve of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat 's visit to President Bill Clinton , I recommend that we think again , before it is too late , about the American involvement in the negotiations . ''

We also recommend that the intelligence committee should have a subcommittee specifically dedicated to oversight , freed from the consuming responsibility of working on the budget .

GAO recommended that the agency establish appropriate criteria for the condition of safety control components on passenger cars .

GAO has previously recommended that reorganizations should emphasize an integrated approach ; that reorganization plans should be designed to achieve specific , identifiable goals ; and that careful attention to fundamental public sector management practices and principles , such as strong financial , technology , and human capital management , are critical to the successful implementation of government reorganizations .

Fridlund-Horne recommended that a layperson attend several trials , especially in the courtroom of the judge who will hear their case , to gain familiarity with the courtroom atmosphere and procedure .

For practical considerations , we recommend using cancer death as an endpoint with careful review of the death records to minimize sticky-diagnosis and slippery linkage bias .

Unless the samples are used in an on-site toxicity test the day of collection ( or hand delivered to the testing laboratory for use on the day of collection ) , it is recommended that they be held at 0-6°C until used to inhibit microbial degradation , chemical transformations , and loss of highly volatile toxic substances .

It is recommended that total alkalinity and total hardness also be measured in the undiluted effluent test water and the dilution water .

For this reason , it is recommended that only approximately 10% of the test organisms be exposed initially to the dilution water .

Reinforcing the idea is the first candidate -- Washington Bullet Gheorghe Muresan , who , besides being the NBA 's tallest player ever , is known as one of its least articulate : The Bullets use him in an ad whose entire point is that he ca n't even manage to recommend that viewers buy tickets to a Bullets game .

We recommend that this type of missing data also be coded as 'No ' .

To ensure that contracts support a knowledge-based process , we further recommend that DOD structure its contracts for major weapon system acquisitions so that ( a ) the capture and use of knowledge described in recommendation one for beginning system demonstration is a basis for DOD 's decision to invest in the manufacturing capability to build initial prototypes and ( b ) the capture and use of manufacturing and reliability knowledge discussed in recommendation one for moving from system

On the evidence from a case series published in 1992 by the manufacturer , Hoffmann-La Roche , the World Health Organisation ( WHO ) recommends that travellers with a personal or family history of seizures or manic-depressive illness should not take mefloquine prophylaxis .

We heartily recommend that she do whatever it takes to stay in the here and now , if only to avoid being included in the Enquirer 's `` Scandals of the Century '' double issue , which devotes an entire section ( `` The Quick and the Dead '' ) to celebs cut down too soon .

In future trials , he recommended that the fidelity of the intervention and variations among interventionists be more closely monitored .

We can also recommend that research efforts should include an ED focus and that emergency medicine experts should be included in the grant review process .

To address the relatively low level of participation in the delivery of legal services by volunteer attorneys at the local level , the South Carolina Bar Access to Justice Committee has recommended , and the Bar Foundation is entertaining a grant request , to support the creation of a paralegal position in each program to facilitate increasing pro bono participation .

Then , finalizing his ode to non sequiturs , Itell analogizes Tyson 's alleged `` disease '' to a `` fatal disease '' and even recommends that Tyson take psychoactive drugs and undergo a `` medical clearance '' on his behavior .

3 To assist in reviewing within-test variability , EPA recommends maintaining control charts of PMSDs calculated for successive effluent tests ( USEPA , 2000b ) .

By September 14 , Vice President Cheney had decided to recommend , at least as a first step , a new White House entity to coordinate all the relevant agencies rather than tackle the challenge of combining them in a new department .

Sequel to this she has asked me to look for and recommend a reputable and reliable person/company who can conveniently and sincerely be in Partnership with her in the investment .

California 's supply base currently has a 6% capacity margin , well below the average 15- 20% , which is recommended for reliable system operatio n in the West .

Insofar as the work of the ISO 12083 Math Committee stopped short of recommending ways to handle `` semantic '' aspects of math markup , recognizing that the issues were many and difficult , the work of this committee in that regard feels to me a welcome addition to the overall discussion of those sorts of problems .

The Postal Service 's innovative Mailing Online service , for which a three-year experimental trial was requested and approved in Docket No. MC2000-2 , was initially considered and recommended by the Commission under the market test rules .

17 More recently , in Docket No. MC2001-1 , the Commission recommended three new worksharing-based discounted Priority Mail categories after negotiating with mailers who were willing to presort their mail in new ways that could reduce the Postal Service 's costs .

Examples of `` niche classification '' proposals recommended in recent Commission proceedings , and Postal Service product innovations considered in other cases , are described in the Appendix to this report .

After dinner , a glass of Madeira or port is recommended to round off the meal .

On the basis of these analyses , VHA recommended a number of techniques and processes for shortening the postoperative hospital stay , decreasing excessive diagnostic testing , and reducing the risk of postoperative infections or complications .

Because the assumptions are reasonable , we recommend these guidelines as one of the primary analyses .

34 Based on these interventions in other medical settings , a number of researchers have recommended the involvement of the physician in the emergency setting in the alcohol intervention .

Several practices varied from the guidelines recommended by the task force describing minimum standards of care of critically ill patients with acute respiratory failure on mechanical ventilation [ 10 ] .

It is expected that FASAB will continue to recommend statements on specialized topics .

Recommendation : We recommend the establishment of a National Counterterrorism Center ( NCTC ) , built on the foundation of the existing Terrorist Threat Integration Center ( TTIC ) .

The Bioethics Council was appointed by the President to `` monitor stem-cell research , to recommend appropriate guidelines and regulations , and to consider all of the medical and ethical ramifications of biomedical innovation… .

Studies suggest that a wide gap exists between the 2 minutes clinicians typically allot to seeking evidence [ 2 ] and the amount of time needed to search MEDLINE [ 4 12 13 ] . Indeed , `` some have likened MEDLINE searching to attempting to drink water from a fire hose '' [ 15 ] . Although MEDLINE is certainly more difficult to search than other resources recommended for evidence-based medicine , the other resources , in aggregate , probably require excessive time to search if they are searched in sequence as recommended .

First , there is no difference between a portfolio manager who recommends stocks in an interview to a reporter -- which is the meat and potatoes of financial journalism -- and a portfolio manager who recommends stocks in a column of his own -- which is considered controversial -- except that the second portfolio manager reveals his holdings while the first one does n't have to .

For proper sampling , some studies recommend the evaluation of three levels at 200 μ intervals [ 30 ] . In that case , if each of the three antibodies in the cocktail had to be used individually , it would require the immunostaining , interpreting , and correlating of nine sections .

Prudie , a classically trained salon-goer , recommends a grand gift at Christmastime .

Even without the changes we recommend , the American public has vested enormous authority in the U.S. government .

Further work is needed to help physicians to understand their patients ' views on hepatitis C. A recent study showed that persons with hepatitis C preferred to expedite periods of poor health , implying that they may be more likely to proceed with antiviral therapy and its attendant side effects than to delay treatment [ 19 ] . In contrast , the physicians in the current survey had a relatively high threshold for recommending treatment , which would lead them to postpone therapy in the majority of cases .

Another option that has been suggested is differential payment scales depending on whether or not a technology such as computerized physician order entry is in use or not , which has been recommended by the Medicare Patient Advisory Commission [ 49 ] . Examples of the type of financial incentives already in play that could provide good starts include legislation already under consideration by Congress .

If the Commission believed that a low markup for the subclasses was in order , then the low markup could be recommended .

This coast also has a succession of truly idyllic beaches , wide open and wild — but be aware that the currents here are extremely strong , and swimming is not recommended .

I 'm not sure we determined anything conclusive , but I guess we can heartily recommend the Powerbar Harvest flavor , at least on grounds of taste .

This is where I think the book will be most successful , but this book should not just be limited to young people—I can recommend it to anyone who wants to know about evolution .

Our data show that a group of physicians , comprised largely of primary care providers , would require a high degree of benefit in terms of response rate to recommend therapy for HCV , which was not necessarily related to their perspectives on the harm associated with treatment side effects .

The Commission is unwilling to recommend an interpretation of the statute that produces such consequences , absent an express congressional intent that such burdens be imposed .

) The book , they say , is a witty sendup of therapeutic literature , and it also serves as a `` seriously legitimate guide for the perplexed '' ( Benito Rakower , the Washington Post ) . Critics also recommend it as a sort of highbrow Cliff's Notes : `` You do n't need to have read Proust in order to read this book ; in fact , once you 've read de Botton you do n't need to read it at all '' ( Richard Klein , Voice Literary Supplement ) .

The focus of the study will be to determine what changes need to be made in the existing structure to allow the Center to effectively meet its mission or , alternatively , to recommend a new structure .

The conservative Daily Telegraph , which is strongly supportive of the Ulster Unionists , highlighted the agreement 's weaknesses and , while not recommending a `` no '' vote , said in an editorial that if a majority of the Unionists were to vote negative , their decision should be respected .

Tests recommended for use in this methods manual may be static non-renewal or static renewal .

* Results calculated using three percent discount rate as recommended by EPA 's Guidelines for Economic Analysis ( US EPA , 2000a ) .

Under quite general circumstances , it can be proved ( though not in the space of a single magazine column ) that free markets yield exactly those outcomes the cost-benefit principle recommends .

TIMOTHY : To be honest , a lot of the films recommended by the critics make me feel more like a voyeur than a spectator --

Although we go into this matter more thoroughly in the companion paper , we reiterate here that this subjective use of the autocorrelation function to establish rhythmicity is not unprecedented ; in fact , it has been recommended as a valid approach to situations like our experiments where the number of data points is relatively small [ 30 ] . In general , it must be noted that the use of both tabulated and averaged data also supports this approach .

LSC has joined with the ABA Commission on Loan Repayment and Forgiveness to study this problem and to recommend solutions .

When prepared as Hudson recommended , the size and the shape of the burgers was such that the outside would have had to be burned if the center was to be cooked .

He recommended a balance between the rigor of research and the application process that needs to happen .

The use of aminoallyl-dUTP in PCR amplification of the hybridized DNA template is not recommended .

4 ) Use of 6- 31G *-quality ESP charges as recommended for the continuum solvation models [ 2b 16 ] leads to conformer 2 , a non-polar type conformer distinct from 1 , as the uniform global minimum for both gas phase and solution models ( Table 3 ) .

I recently purchased a new computer , and , because it operated on a system different from the one of my old computer , I asked a few friends to recommend a word-processing package that I might find useful .

Berner ( 1986 ) studied the problem and determined that perhaps as many as three variant forms were involved and it was decided to recommend the use of the more common Ceriodaphnia dubia rather than the originally reported Ceriodaphnia reticulata .

If the requirements for the paired availability design are met , we recommend it as an alternative with advantages over the usual analyses from observational studies .

I love the fact that Amazon knows who I am and can recommend books to me when I come to their home page ( they 've yet to recommend my book to me , but I 'm sure they 'll get around to that soon enough ) .

One study assessing the CAM prescribing patterns of Nurse-Midwives in North Carolina revealed that almost half of nurse-midwives surveyed recommended CAM therapies to more than 10% of their patients [ 14 ] . Another study of women attending antepartum visits revealed that almost 10% of these women reported using herbal supplements during their pregnancy , with 7.5% of these women using these preparations on a weekly basis [ 15 ] . Furthermore , 13 .

Missouri 's Legal Services Commission , with appointees from the state Supreme Court and Missouri Bar , recommended consolidation of the state 's LSC service areas into one LSC-funded program , beginning in 2004 .

One reason for this is that nursing home providers often want to know if the SSA has been made aware of quality improvement material or recommended clinical interventions .

statement then referred the reader to a 73-page reference guide that provided definitions , recommended guidelines and procedures , explanatory discussions , and self-assessment questionnaires designed to assist business units in understanding the need for the policies and how they could be implemented .

` Let's trace our route on the maps , " said Caspar , dismounting and tethering his horse to the low branch of a leafless Tree . 

At the first steep slope of Great Ararat they tethered their horses to a thorn tree and hobbled them . 

At about ten to nine I tethered the bike to a lamp-post and proceeded at a leisurely pace on foot to the Parsons ' . 

One Victorian explorer reported that he could catch these cats and tether them near his food stores to keep the rats down . 

The calves , when only a few days old , are tethered by the neck in a stall about 60 cms wide and 150 cms long , until they are too large to turn . 

The goats were tethered on a patch of grassy ground close to one of the gates . 

` Lightweight dinghies should n't be used unless they are tethered to the shore , " said Peter Race . 

Horses to be sold in the market were always tethered to the iron railings along Ox Row , sheep being penned nearby , with cattle towards Blue Boar Row . 

They did n't lose consciousness even as blood gushed from their throats . 

The lion is shown in its death-throes , blood gushing from the mouth , the muscles and sinews straining to keep the head up ; the mouth and nostrils contorted in pain . 

` I saw the girl lying on the sidewalk with blood gushing from her head . 

He watched in disbelief as water gushed from the fire hydrants and flowed down the road into the river , where the fish were dying . 

Sure enough , the water gushing from the tap was the colour of brown sauce . 

He frowned as he stared at the brown water still gushing from the tap . 

One bullet in the wrong place can cripple you for life or send your blood gushing on to the pavement . 

Instantly , blood gushed over the scaffold boards , and several women onlookers fainted as he held the head high , horror mounting as the eyes and lips were seen to open and close convulsively . 

Palmer had become interested in the anomalous presence of helium-3 in water near thermal vents where superheated water gushes up from the Earth 's mantle into the ocean depths . 

The Count thrust his blade through Gorbad 's massive chest and steaming green blood gushed over his armour . 

Beneath the hubbub there is the distant roar of oil and gas gushing to the surface . 

Steaming water gushed plentifully from the dolphin shaped taps and jars of bath essence and toilet water and after-shave glowed like jewellery ; and the low lavatory tactfully flushed with no noise at all . 

Rainwater began to gush into the basement from around the fractured board . 

There was steam coming from beneath the bonnet of the stricken Audi , water gushing out like blood from a wound . 

Her black hair seemed to gush from her scalp and her blue eyes were never still , constantly on the lookout for the next opportunity , the next adventure . 

The water gushed through the sluices , gradually bringing Water Gypsy up to the level of the higher pound . 

Water , foam and clothes gushed out of the machine on to the floor . 

A curtain of water gushed like transparent silk over her naked form , making her skin appear luminous and highlighting every curve beneath his ruthless gaze . 

As a torrent gushed inside , it knocked out much of her electrical system . 

The blood gushed out in hot , scarlet streams whilst its owner , a little balding man , threatened the official with a stream of horrible oaths . 

And far too many sex offenders are released from prison when experts know that they are likely to strike again .

` Barn owls breed very easily in captivity , but releasing them is a time-consuming process . "

He was released by Bristol City two months ago but Bath manager Tony Ricketts gave him a chance and he rewarded the GM Vauxhall Conference club with the winner against Cardiff .

Raymond Buckey spent almost five years in prison before being released on bail in February 1989 .

possession of a house , for instance , will be evidenced by acts different from those which would suffice for possession of a strip of waste land . 

Even base metals were probably recycled , as evidenced by finds of non-ferrous scrap metal hoards from , for example , the Late Bronze Age in Britain . 

Her legendary love of horses is further evidenced by three sparkling equine portraits by Susan Crawford ; and a model corgi ` breathes "  contentedly like the Sleeping Beauty at Madame Tussaud 's . 

Shifting agriculture is not in itself environmentally harmful , as is evidenced by the long and generally successful history that this type of agriculture has enjoyed in tropical regions . 

In the Sikkim Himalaya , for example , forest clearance of steep slopes for maize and rice cultivation have accelerated erosion rates as is evidenced by dry gullies and an increased sediment load of rivers . 

That he did not depart of his own free will is abundantly evidenced by the fact that he left behind all his belongings and expressed the intention of being back within the period of four hours . 

This is evidenced by the fact that most candidates seem well drilled to answer objective-test ( multiple-choice ) questions , but are weaker in the written test . 

The American frustration is evidenced by the utter confusion as sporadic resistance slowly starts to rise in defence of the fleet . 

This idea that parents have equal responsibilities towards their children has remained the dominant one in the twentieth century , as is evidenced by the contemporary research data on inheritance which I discussed in chapter 1 . 

That it has been populated from prehistoric times is evidenced by the remains of neolithic buildings , mainly on Hirta , the largest island in the group . 

This was evidenced by the continuation of her long-established teaching methods and forms of classroom organisation between sessions with the advisory teacher . 

The Faculty 's commitment to excellence is evidenced by the outstanding research record of many of its staff and departments and has been recognised by the receipt of research funding from many external bodies . 

Indeed , it has already done so , as evidenced by the Community 's co-ordination of the Western effort to support reform in East Europe . 

` Was your action pure stupidity- " He saw Simon 's eyes gleam with hatred at him . 

Coleby was leaning forward , his small blue eyes gleaming in his bland red face . 

Once more he turned his head to look into her face , and his blue eyes gleamed with amusement . 

` Do I ? " he said , his blue eyes gleaming with light mockery . 

A string of multi-coloured lights gleamed beneath the overhanging thatch and bright yellow light was streaming from its tiny windows . 

He could see the bridge now , its stones gleaming silver and the hart 's tongue ferns between them like shivering slivers of metal . 

His great shoulders shook and his teeth gleamed white against a dark red beard . 

The tree was gleaming green with new foliage that had broken out from the charred branches of the first encounter between the English and the islanders . 

The stretched , polished skin over the lofty cheek-bones and the finely moulded forehead gleamed golden , the pits of the eyes were black but bright . 

Just inside , where the old motor bike had been , there were fresh oil patches , purpley-blue splodges that gleamed wetly in the watery sunlight . 

It was as though a white cloak had been thrown over the entire countryside , a cloak which gleamed beneath an enormous ghostly-white moon , robbing the night of its darkness . 

The Russian 's teeth gleamed beneath his military moustache in a brief smile . 

Her rich brown hair gleamed beneath the widow 's veil ; the bone structure of her face was overlaid with a suitable pallor , but no outward sign of grief . 

Lines of humour fanned out from his mouth , and his teeth gleamed whitely in the darkness . 

There it was , white skyscrapers gleaming in the sparkling dawn , the blue harbour waters dappled with gold , ships in that fragrant harbour between the Kowloon Peninsula and the gorse-dotted hills of the island . 

Her hair gleamed like a hastily polished brass pot , its tiny dents reddish brown . 

She wore her hair low on the nape of her neck , its weight giving fragility to the long , slender throat , the chignon itself gleaming like spun silver . 

Mama Sipcott 's butter sauce was gleaming on her chin and she looked very beautiful . 

She was very pretty , this girl , dressed in a bright green cheong sam , her dark hair gleaming with natural oil , and framing a pert , oriental face . 

Her mind was locked into a vision of Nathan , his bronzed body gleaming with oil and sweat as he ran in silent relentless pursuit of his terrified prey . 

The surfaces were bare ; the mahogany gleamed with fresh polish . 

Despite all , he was able to grin , his white teeth gleaming through the shaggy beard . 

The same antique plates gleamed behind the glass doors of a walnut cabinet . 

Lally gasped and coughed , she even spat , her teeth gleamed against the mud . 

The dark eyes that swept over her were shadowed by heavily mascara-darkened lashes which contrasted with the white teeth gleaming from behind brilliantly red lips which were too thin for real beauty . 

The furniture was a trifle heavy for her taste , but its wood gleamed brightly and the deep blue hues of the rugs were softly reassuring . 

When she reappeared , her bald head gleaming dully , her arms were extended and she was making the mooing noise again . 

The front door was painted a shiny black , and the brass knocker gleamed spotlessly . 

The head of Lima 's anti-rabies clinic said the bats normally feasted on animals but , in their rabid state , they probably did n't know any better . 

The stores were overrun with rats and mice and the cats came to feast on these rodent pests , thereby endearing themselves to the Egyptian people . 

So they feasted royally on eggs-and-bacon and coffee , to make up ! 

Here the Orcs feasted and fought amongst themselves while their loot lasted , and , after three days of drunken brawling , readied to invade the Moot . 

With frantic speed , the frogs feast on the great flush of insects that have also come with the rain . 

As I feasted on my drink I sensed the hum , the confectionery of a feminine presence . 

The jackal thinks he has feasted on the buffalo when in fact he has just eaten the eyes , entrails and testicles rejected by the lion . " 

Similarly shops will often only report shoplifting when they have apprehended the culprit . 

Asked about Noriega 's extradition , Mr Eduardo Vallarino told reporters : ` The Panamanian constitution prohibits extradition , so if Noriega is apprehended he 'll have to be duly charged and tried in Panama . " 

I shall find the body in a jiffy and we shall apprehend the guilty party before the day is out . " 

` I was told to apprehend an armed black suspect in this alley . 

In July last year a German border guard apprehended two Irishmen with Kalashnikov assault rifles . 

But a night-time break for freedom failed when the escapee triggered the burglar alarm and the school 's security firm called in sharp-eyed PC John Zissler and WPC Tracey Walker to apprehend the fugitive . 

As soon as he had apprehended any kidnappers , the state prosecutor moved in on the hostages and he never saw them again . 

Now somebody had strangled a 52-year-old man called Matthew Glynn and he was expected to identify and apprehend the killer . 

The authorities may call in the army to apprehend alleged offenders . 

Five days later three terrorists were apprehended by the DST , French counter-intelligence , as they drove towards the German frontier . 

Mr Alan Amos , an elected member for the people of Hexham , has resigned following a ` caution " after being apprehended by police in the woods in Hampstead Heath . 

There is no doubt that the scale of the weapons brought from Libya in the period before the Eksund was apprehended by French Customs has made a considerable difference during the past five or six years . 

Locals , however , say this is a euphemism for innocent people being apprehended and tortured by the security forces before being shot . 

On the other hand , they are less likely to be apprehended or detained by the police for drug and/or non-drug offences . 

The police had been called and , following her description , a young man had been apprehended . 

Together with his wife , Gloria Jopson , secretary of the CPP-ML Finance Commission , Kintanar was apprehended whilst attending the hospital for a health check . 

Devlin was apprehended in the course of robbing a jeweller 's shop in Fernley Shopping Centre … ’ 

In any other part of the country , police would have apprehended the drug dealers in a series of dawn raids . 

I apprehended him when he was about to re-enter through the same window . " 

One Saturday night in the summer of 1966 police in Brooklyn apprehended sixteen teenagers of both sexes aged between sixteen and nineteen who were dancing naked in the street . 

They proceeded to apprehend Willis and a fellow partygoer and dragged them screaming and kicking to the squad car . 

Winifred had sat for hours in those early days on the sofa , next to Marcus , who moved away , and like a parody of a mad religious discipline , abbreviated his answers , elongated his silences , until he had imposed on his mother a similar pattern of behaviour .

Mr Brian Watson , chief executive of the Driver and Vehicle Agency , is to split the money between Action Cancer and the Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke Association . 

Charman felt it should be split four ways between each band member , but Gedge thought he should have most of it because he had actually written the songs . 

He is splitting his huge donation between four charities , including UK-based Oxfam and the United Nations High Commission for Refugees . 

Behind them the wind split a bough from a tree with a sharp crack . 

It was only three years ago that we split our business from Healthcare and we really are a stand-alone Division now , particularly with the advent of M.S.I.L. [ Medical Services Incineration Limited ] . 

Some of the contracts have been straight business deals whereby the Provisionals and the property owners split the profit from the government compensation . 

Split the cake in half horizontally and sandwich together again with some of the buttercream . 

Men fighting in the field depended on the votes of men splitting straws in Washington . 

This is then used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen , creating a fuel which is portable , cheap and very clean . 

Harvey split the words into syllables and made each syllable a step in his dance , then he changed the accents round and danced the same remark again . 

The young men split the cattle into two groups and head off to find pasture . 

The War was over , Rutherford split the atom on 3 January 1919 , and the workers ' war had just begun . 

And so comes the baleful conclusion : that Vietnam , a war that split America apart on class lines , continues to be a national sore , causing a steady throb of pain . 

The cut of the assassin 's sword had split it from below the shoulder to the hem . 

The bookmakers offered less , racing demanded more and the government-appointed members of the Levy Board , which distributes the money , failed to persuade the two parties to split the difference . 

The whole place is a shambles of falling rock , soft shaly rock , slaty rock ; everything has been split apart by erosion . 

Not quickly enough , however , and once again the night was split by flame and thunder as fire-sticks had roared terrifyingly close to them . 

Splitting the group up into small parties , each led by a parent who already has children at the school is a useful idea . 

A detachment represents a body of troops that has been split off from the rest of their regiment and armed as small , independent units whose role is to operate within sight of their regiment . 

The old Soviet armed forces should be split up between the new states , not consolidated under the flag of St Andrew . 

Our section was split up into four groups , each under the command of a Sergeant and two Corporals . 

In Russia the children will be split up and sent to different orphanges . 

If you split the firm up you will have a lot of small firms each producing at higher average cost , a waste of society 's resources . 

Later that century the Empire was finally split up into an eastern and a western part . 

Eddie made a harsh sound that could have been intended as a laugh but sounded more like a cry of pain . 

The sounds produced have a fractal sound quality -- they sound the same whether the sample generated by the program is delivered quickly or slowly . 

He sounded coherent , but he was too ill and doped to have any idea what he was saying . 

Her voice sounded dark and dangerously excited even to her own ears . 

This sounds well on the B flat instrument , but must have been even more thrilling on the F trumpet for which it was written . 

The thump of each explosion sounded like a door being slammed far beneath our feet . 

The cage was now a few fe et off the ground and the noise , which sounded like metal being torn apart , was almost deafening . 

He sounded at the end of his tether , all the adrenalin summoned up for his phone call now evaporated . 

We 're going mainly for wild water buffalo , banteng and seladang , " said the senator , his resonant Southern drawl sounding loud in the stillness that lay over the river . 

An aria should sound exactly as the word describes , as light and inevitable as the air itself ; but to achieve that ! 

The word ` garage " , for instance , used to sound more like ` g'rahge " , almost said as one syllable . 

` Do n't be scared , Tab , " she started to say , but much to her surprise , all that came out was a strange hoarse noise sounding rather like ` Craark ! " 

I am fully aware of what a disengaged starter motor sounds like , Mr Warwick . 

I realized that I had completely forgotten what he sounded like . 

Her voice sounded a little strained , but only Portia caught the odd pitying look she gave Katherine as the girl rushed towards the salon . 

Cornelius was trying to sound as relaxed as Sam but the piece of concrete in his larynx was making it difficult . 

He , like the birds , was bubbling with the spring of the morning , but to Marian with a sense of secrecy still about her , his voice sounded strangely , dangerously , loud . 

I 'd phoned my father in the evening , and he did n't sound too well , so I drove down to see how he was . " 

It was remarkable in the circumstances that the First Symphony sounds as though it was written all at once in a burst of sustained inspiration . 

Baring black-stained teeth , he ululated , ` Zooyaaaa-yaa-yaa ! " 

About 100 supporters ululated and shouted `` Viva '' as government bodyguards whisked Mrs. Mandela and her daughter Zenani through a crowd of journalists at Jan Smuts International Airport and into a waiting Mercedes Benz .

Women , some hunched over with age , ululated as they climbed the stairs .

Palestinian women , standing near the green military tents , ululated every time he brought up the Palestinian issue .

As Ayyash 's body was lowered into the ground at the Martyr 's Cemetery , his weeping mother ululated .

Women wearing traditional colorful blankets against the mountain cold ululated and chanted `` Viva Madiba , '' an honorific for Mandela , as his motorcade passed .

In Manger Square , women ululated in celebration as the exhilarant crowd tore down the 10-meter-high chainlink fence around the square 's police station , a longtime symbol of Israeli control in the town of 50,000 .

As the verdict was read , scores of Banda supporters in the court and about 400 waiting outside cheered and ululated , waving flags of his Malawi Congress Party .

However , by Tuesday evening , 231 security prisoners had signed a non-violence pledge and walked out of prisons as relatives ululated and waved Palestinian flags .

The jubilant crowd set off firecrackers and women ululated to mark an end to 28 years of Israeli occupation .

His widow ululated as the coffin , wrapped in a Palestinian flag , was taken off the plane and showered with roses .

THERE are still bargains to be found among the terraced property and this one on the books of J Trevor & Sons looks to be worthy of closer inspection . 

Of the other main contenders , Wasps got the better of Harlequins in their league opener , but neither looks sharp enough to worry Bath this year . 

Then they were told that he looked a lot like Clinton -- and suddenly his ratings rocketed . 

You can appreciate now that he was unconscious , but in those minutes it looked more terminal . 

He may not look the fittest man on the field , but he has the biggest heart . 

` You and me , we look a pair of right Charlies , Charlie Hatton . " 

` You 're looking a little fragile , " Rob remarked the following Monday , as he perched on her desk . 

The defence looked sound , and very similar to the formation played at Coventry . 

She made you look a bit of a fool in front of anyone else who was watching . 

The striker , perhaps because he was braced for the offside whistle ( it had looked a bit that way ) , was less than decisive and allowed Michael Watt to save at his feet . 

Some of the designs are so outrageous -- a bizarre mishmash of colours and patterns -- they look more suitable attire for teenagers attending raves than keepers attempting saves . 

Set on a slight , grassy slope in an enclosed corner of the park the sheep look as much a part of the landscape as the leaves on the trees . 

According to Edward Altman , that would have been enough to compensate for an annual default rate of 5-6% -- around three times actual default rates -- so the returns looked delicious . 

She looked afraid , and tears stood on her cheeks ; his face was haunted , as if the white shadow sapped his spirit . 

` It 's such a wonderful position , and it must look quite spectacular from the canal . 

She looked tired ; there were purplish marks , like bruises , under her eyes . 

He says I think most people think of flowers as looking pretty and smelling beautiful . 

Her iron hand was even harder on the pastry , and affected its colour as well so that it looked dark and oppressed . 

House lights on , clear of customers , tables unlaid , it looked like a barn and felt about as well-heated . 

But his drug-policy staff has been cut , and the budget request he has sent to Congress looks just like the one sent by George Bush . 

Sergeant Bourne , his administrative assistant , was there with three detective constables , doing their best to make it look like home . 

The rivers of Europe and America contain animals that look like the lancelet , though they are somewhat larger , up to 20 centimetres long . 

We drive there on an empty street which is barely rubble , strewn with rusty cans that look like tankers , sweet wrappers , empty beer bottles and hordes of children shouting by the side of the road . 

I found her by the side of the house with her dog , looking like a complete tramp , with a patched-up old coat and hair all over the place . 

The US computer superstore CompUSA looks more like a warehouse , with products piled high and where knowledgeable customers are happy to make their selections . 

Thus the Metropolitan Commissioner 's testimony to a brand of tyre as a major contribution to road safety carries weight because of who he is rather than what he looks like . 

And can you imagine what the Harris Tweed lounge covers look like after a free range toddler has snacked and sicked up its holiday treats ? 

One thing that quickly became apparent in the aftermath of the Bank Holiday affair was that the Hooligans all looked alike . 

` Roger , " he quipped , ` you look as frightened as a gargoyle ! 

From the outside , it did n't look particularly inviting : it could have used some paint and polish . 

This time Sausage accompanied her , and as she set off with the the two small boys and their three dogs , Korah , Dathan and Abiram , she reflected that they must look rather like a circus . 

We smoked dope and people who wanted to would take sillacybin , mescalin or LSD , and that was literally it . 

I was getting through by starting to smoke dope and take acid . 

PATIENTS on life-saving drugs could be taking ineffective or dangerous counterfeit products without realising it , as victims of a trade ruse , manufacturers said today . 

If there is evidence or suspicion of drugs or poisonous substances having been taken . 

NOTE Some drugs can be dangerous when they are taken at the same time as alcohol . 

He told his defence advocate , Herbert Kerrigan , QC , he had been a registered heroin addict for several years and was taking methadone . 

Rosa : Yes , lots of people take tonics , others take nerve pills , a lot take tranquillizers . 

The doctor at the hospital told me about the pill , but said you have to take them regularly and if you forget even once , then you 'll get pregnant . 

When questioned by police he confessed to the killing and said he 'd been drinking and taking amphetamines . 

` E gives people a heightened sense of well-being , " she says , ` but when people go to nightclubs they ca n't actually dance all night , so they take amphetamines to overcome tiredness . " 

More youngsters are also sniffing glue or solvents , taking amphetamines , and experimenting with ` magic mushrooms " . 

The court 's heard that she had been taking cocaine and drinking whisky . 

But if I were a teenager and I saw a TV star telling me that he had taken coke , I would reckon that there must be a reason why the famous spend a fortune on this drug . 

The place is devoid of alcoholic recourse , even the bands ' riders are untroubled by hard liquor , shit , we 're all going to have to take crack instead ! 

` I could say without doubt that this lady would have been alive today if she had not taken drugs at that party . " 

Opren was withdrawn from sale by the company , Dista Products , last August following the deaths of more than 50 old people who had taken the drug . 

Silcock , who explains in this week 's issue why she supports community supervision orders , said Ben consistently failed to take prescribed drugs . 

From what I can gather from Joanie , she 's been taking drugs since her last year at school . 

Last March , an acid house partygoer in Surrey collapsed and died after taking two ecstasy tablets . 

A YOUNG father-to-be died after taking Ecstasy just two weeks before the expected birth of his first child . 

Just because we 're a rave band it does n't automatically mean we take Ecstasy . 

Outcidence is the opposite of incidence , and primarily consists of those users who stop taking heroin , but also includes a small proportion of users who die or move away from the area of study . 

I was still taking the heroin and now I 'm addicted to Valium as well . 

But if you are taking any medicines , it 's wise to ask your doctor whether you can drink alcohol nor not . 

Informed on by the Spanish police , he committed suicide rather than be captured by the Gestapo , by taking an overdose of morphine . 

For the years we were taking speed , we would n't go into a pub or a crowded room . 

There would be special forces , based on the current Ranger Battalions and Green Berets , trained to rescue hostages and conduct counter-terrorist operations .

RAC publicity chief John Hutson was red-faced yesterday after his wife called patrolmen to rescue their baby daughter from a locked car in Hutton , Avon .

President Carter displayed considerable restraint in the crisis until an attempt was made in April 1980 to rescue the hostages by force .

A mother asked for help in rescuing her fourteen-year-old daughter from a coven .

Now , unless she could rescue herself , she had not even a place on the outside of Mrs Browning 's life and what troubled her most was that she cared .

On the twentieth day after the wreck two of the men killed the boy for food ; four days later they were rescued .

Your Hero is Back and needs help to rescue the captured children being held by the Vicious Vegetables .

The coalition took over from the Vietnam-backed Hun Sen government which rescued Kampuchea after the demise of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge in 1979 .

` At least you have the consolation of knowing your profession is n't one of life or death for the people you have left in the lurch in your noble search to rescue your innocent sister from her Viking abductor . ''

Gangs of men were at work trying to rescue the contents of the burning shacks , going from one to another , putting out the fires ; or so I thought till with a shock it came to me that these were no rescuers but incendiaries , that the battle I saw them waging was not with the flames but with the rain .

TWO Dutch balloonists who ditched during the Atlantic race were rescued by Navy helicopter and flown to hospital at Truro yesterday .

` Oh , Guy , if you only knew how I longed for you , how I dreamed that one day you would rescue me . ''

But Mother Francis had fought like a tiger for that small bundle that she had rescued from the cottage , on the day she was born .

MEDICS and police last night worked for more than an hour to rescue a teenage girl who fell 30 ft down a railway embankment .

` But , '' said Mr Brownlow , pulling his chair nearer to the other man , ` by chance I was able to rescue your brother Oliver from a life of misery and -- `

Accordingly they do not have to be rescued from death by a Saviour ; nor from Hell , for they are not judged at death to Hell or Heaven , but sent to ` the halls of Mandos '' , from which they may in time return .

The wife of another leading politician asked an officer to rescue her dog from a lake .

She tried to back away and , at once , the Melanisms seemed to wriggle and chuckle , to slop forward with a dreadful , glutinous , squelching sound . 

I thought back over the times I had watched the ploughing ; in late autumn at the potato harvest , and in the summer , slopping through the flooded paddy fields . 

As she slopped about in the cooling water , Jess pondered over this peculiarity . 

Do you really think the wife of a man like Julius should slop around all the time in old jeans and dirty sweatshirts ? "

Hartlepool magistrates heard that he allegedly threw a petrol bomb into the rear of the premises . 

There are one or two things you can try , in order to remedy the situation , before you finally throw your air pump out of the bedroom window . 

` I watched him , in his torn and sodden shirt , until the cart lurched round a corner , throwing him off-balance against the rails ; in my dreams I still watch him . 

Auguste rushed to the kitchen across the corridor , returning with a bottle of water , hotly pursued by Boris , and threw it all over Fouchard . 

Corbett repeated his instructions and , throwing his cloak about him , went downstairs . 

In a flash , she saw Jenny 's blaze of red hair , Jamie beside her , and she threw the bouquet above the heads of the others , straight at Jenny , who gasped and caught it . 

The police hastily threw a cordon across the end of Duke Street and here the first clashes occurred . 

We threw ourselves against the door , and as the lock broke we went in . 

When John threw him against the foam sofa unit , it tipped over backward and he cracked his head against the window behind , splitting the glass . 

Unable to sleep and seeing Madame 's bedroom light still on , she had thrown a pebble against the glass and called her down . 

Cardiff threw himself backwards against the staircase wall , as the thing from the stairwell lunged backwards into the darkness , taking the flapping and gutted body of Peters with it , still fastened to its arm . 

When it goes off you throw it against the wall to stop the noise . 

She ejected the clip and threw it amongst a pile of discarded wooden crates in the corner of the shed , then buried the rifle under a mound of rubble in the pockmarked skip . 

Both parents got very emotional and threw their arms around her , although she had never felt they were very close before . 

Within an hour Mr Lock ( 46 ) began hallucinating , throwing books around the classroom and clinging to walls , said Miss Sue Longstaff , prosecuting . 

The goods were then taken back to Mansha 's home where his girlfriend heard the men and saw Randhawa throwing the stolen jewellery around the kitchen . 

He pulled it off and threw it behind him , revealing himself naked to the waist . 

The Government 's chances of forcing debate into the small hours against Labour and rebel Tory opposition were boosted when the Liberal Democrats threw their weight behind the procedural Commons motion . 

What safety they offered was debatable , but if worst came to worst he would throw himself beneath a car , and deny the voiders the entertainment of his slow demise . 

Instinctively , she darted forward , throwing herself between them . 

The High Court in Edinburgh heard today that Graeme Ralph ( 16 ) was waiting for the Inverness-London sleeper at Falkirk Grahamston station when he saw a man throwing a trolley from a bridge . 

He threw her hand contemptuously from him and she rubbed it , wondering if she would ever get rid of the impression of his fingers . 

She pushed her chair back and threw the debris from the ashtray into her wastepaper basket . 

A TIP : If a power failure occurs ( or the mains have to be turned off ) temperature loss can be much reduced by just throwing a blanket from the bed over the aquarium . 

She liked the sizzling sound of the water as it hit the stones when someone threw it from the bucket . 

He dreamt that Lucie threw him from the parapet of a bridge into deep water , with a stone statue of Garvey tied round his neck . 

Joyriders ripped them off and threw them from the window as they sped through the Blackbird Leys estate to the Oxford Speedway Stadium . 

She had heard the cops on Plenty did n't even bother throwing you in jail . 

And once he had heard Sweetheart coming down the stairs , her high-heels ringing on the stone steps , and he had thrown the stolen food in Rosie 's corner in a panic . 

Despite the time lost , he threw himself into his work and eventually , with a good brain and a determination to achieve , obtained qualification to become a surgeon in a children 's hospital . 

The boy waved his stick round his head and threw it into the pool . 

On their way to the station she would not throw her coin into the Trevi Fountain . 

CLIVE SPUN around and collapsed at the same time , heaving from his shoulders in a spasm which threw Nina off his back . 

He 'd thrown the receiver off the hook , but she was haranguing the empty line , demanding he reply . 

They try and throw the hounds off the scent and generally disrupt things . 

Be very careful of old fluorescent light tubes , which can explode if dropped , and never puncture old aerosol cans or throw them on a fire . 

Feathers , who was not Harry 's father , told the court he threw the baby on the bed because he would not stop crying . 

If the nature of such a vibration can be established it may throw some light on the nature of the electronic band . 

The barman returned , smiled , and threw the liquid over his face . 

Silver came towards the stockade , threw his crutch over the fence , then climbed after it . 

Even the violent messages , when she threw things round the room , went unheeded . 

One of the young labourers had thrown a brick through a window , the part of the house still standing . 

His right hand took hold of the guard 's tie and collar and he threw him backwards through the doorway . 

He threw himself almost sideways through the gap , rolling across the ground as much to put out the fire that was burning him as to lessen the momentum of the fall . 

At his command all four took off their masks and tracksuit tops and threw them through the windows on to the garage floor . 

Throws her bouquet to her unmarried friends before she leaves . 

And a businessman in Middlesbrough threw eight thousand pounds to masked raiders who rammed his car . 

Paramount have thrown caution to the wind and employed MICHAEL CIMINO to write and direct a movie entitled Heaven Is A Sometime Thing . 

Visible now only in the panoramic view , the young woman appeared to be throwing something towards the few remaining Counsellors . 

Officialdom 's response has been to throw more money at the problem . 

` More wine ? " she asked , throwing her coat carelessly on to a sofa in the drawing-room . 

Er I know there were complaints that people used to throw rubbish out of the windows . 

She says he throws things without thinking about the damage it does . 

When he told them how he had thrown the Bible , Mrs Wood gave a little scream . 

If people want to escape urban gloom I have a good suggestion : throw your TV , video and stereo through the window , lock your car in the garage and buy a bicycle . 

Several smoke bombs were thrown by Catholic youngsters who had gathered at Shipquay Street , stones were thrown and a policeman was knocked unconscious . 

A big rock was thrown by a man at the front of Mr Deane 's Mercedes . 

He knocked on the door and it was thrown open by Bernard , oozing bonhomie from a silk dressing-gown . 

“ ALL I remember was the sudden transition from abseiling , to being battered and pummelled and thrown violently down the mountain . 

The few passengers on the train were thrown from their seats as Walt the driver braked hard . 

A hastily assembled force of warriors was thrown into battle but to no avail . 

He threw the letter aside , and went to stare at his Supper at Emmaus . 

He did so , shakily , using the chair he 'd just thrown aside . 

I found an old coat thrown across a garbage can in a back alley . 

The bear scarcely repaid the compliment but sat on his hindquarters , hungrily stuffing his great muzzle from a pile of scraps thrown around him . 

The England vice-captain was later hit by a stone thrown from the crowd when he was fielding on the boundary 

PRIME Ministerial blood was drawn for the first time in the election campaign yesterday when Mr Major was hit by an egg thrown from close range . 

The Lieutenant , thrown from the saddle , was kicked in the pelvis by a thrashing hoof . 

On this occasion the officials thrown from the window managed to survive , since they landed in deep piles of castle refuse . 

" Mounted troops pursued some of the crowd through Christian Street and the women threw from the windows all they could lay hands on . 

They tipped the contents of one oil drum into the car and threw in a burning rag . 

Of 24,200 workers thrown on the dole last month , more than half were from the once prosperous region . 

If it looks good he throws on more wood , if it looks bad he throws on more paraffin . 

The Feldwebel took it into a corner and pulled out a large envelope which he threw onto the table . 

She made the headlines by having a glass of wine thrown over her at the plushy Caprice restaurant in London . 

Alex Stewart had a Coke bottle thrown past him and Phil Tufnell also had various things directed at him . 

She says that it 's horrible , they get bricks thrown through their windows and clothes lines cut down . 

That was apparently the case in Cleveland last week when an officer was knocked out by a concrete chunk thrown through a windscreen . 

Foreign objects innocently thrown to dolphins may cause their death , as happens with dolphins in captivity . 

He caught the pliers that she threw to him , and the ball of string , and then went to hold the step-ladder steady while Kitty descended . 

She would grit her teeth and take everything he threw at her -- for the time being . 

The attack in the forest was attempted murder and he now drew the same conclusion about the dagger thrown at him the previous day . 

` Passengers are requested not to throw out of the window anything likely to injure men working on the line " , said a notice in the compartment . 

Even when thrown into of one of the British torture camps he refused to submit . 

` We 'll be more likely to get killed with them falling on us than anything what the Jerrys throw down , " Hetty said . 

Do you want me to apologise for picking up the gauntlet you threw down ? " 

Simmer with plenty of fish sauce , of course , and perhaps some fresh ginger slices , and then remove them and throw in finely sliced lemon grass and kaffir lime leaf . 

And he added : ` The bat was thrown about with an abandon that was strangely absent from their efforts in the one-dayers . " 

Road tests carried out twenty years ago show how passengers can be thrown around in a crash . 

The living turtle is then thrown back into the water , in the mistaken belief that it will re-grow its shell . 

In 1602 they were thrown down from the walls of Geneva which they had assaulted by surprise . 

Another stun grenade was thrown in and a third soldier hurled himself through the window after it , before it had exploded . 

But he also knew the moment he threw away the shotgun , he was also throwing away his last hope of survival . 

He threw down his goose quill and grasped the clerk 's hands , pumping them up and down vigorously . 

Lids unscrewed from jars , boxes opened , books thrown off the shelves . 

Mr Hurkett , who was with the couple 's eldest daughter Emma , seven , saw his wife thrown over the car roof . 

Throw over a covering of compost , peat , leaves or newspaper , wrap with sacking or cartons , and hardy plants will then be happy enough , for a few weeks if need be . 

Working frantically and fast Franca dragged her clothes out of the wardrobe , carried them onto the landing and threw them down the stairs . 

As he had already thrown the scotch down his throat , Neville refilled his glass . 

That bit about throwing the stone up the alley to make him rush off after it , I got that from a detective story . 

Rocks stained a particular colour , sudden changes in vegetation , material thrown up by borrowing animals -- all these could provide evidence of a mineral deposit . 

Firms that should be investing and preparing are throwing overboard , just to survive , research , design and everything , including model changes and investment , to struggle through a depression that the Government have created . 

For instance , I eavesdrop on men 's mumbles in restaurants , as they work out their seductions or deals . 

Tammuz suspected the man may have eavesdropped on what had occurred in the canteen , but behaved as if he had n't . 

There was not much of this kind of nonsense as far as I could tell by eavesdropping around the room , but there were cries of anguish when the prices of some of the wines were announced . 

At the rally , numbering about 1,500 as Scargill predicted , I eavesdrop unashamedly . 

He sold his tape to The Sun and was later exposed as the ` supersnoop " who had eavesdropped on the royals . 

Hovering in the background , like unwelcome neighbours , the wives eavesdropped on the tales of the river . 

It upset him , as much as it would have upset his wife , to know that the boy had eavesdropped on this most intimate family moment . 

Gina went down the stairs feeling as if she had been reading someone 's letters , or had been forced to eavesdrop on a conversation she did n't want to hear . 

She stares straight ahead , but she has opened the window just enough to eavesdrop on the interview taking place on the pavement outside , between Rainbow and the little dove . 

The person who had eavesdropped on the proposed intrigue performed Stratton 's job for him ; stole the jewel ; slid thereafter into the background ; and disposed at leisure of the superfluous pearls and the petty cash . 

Inside the church , where the lighting is subdued but not dim , the central dome is supported on eight piers .

The other four domes are supported in a like manner and short barrel vaults connect one dome to another .

It was an open-sided building , its mat roof supported by stone columns , and Jane thought it looked like a glorified bus shelter , or perhaps the verandah of a ruined Colonial mansion .

All three men were looking up at a newly stained wallaba beam which supported the terrace room .

His leg was supported on a chair , but he made no effort to greet me when I entered .

A huge spaceship supports forests that can no longer survive on earth .

Peoples like the Maya and Aztecs were organized on a hierarchical basis and supported civilizations altogether more developed than those prevailing at the time in North America .

This is because , during sleep , our spine no longer needs to support the weight of our body .

The ranch , Ol Ari Nyiro , is run as a commercial livestock enterprise supported by several thousand acres of arable agriculture , but only where the land permits .

The chain terminated in an iron ball covered with spikes ; a variant form had the chain supporting a wooden or iron flail sprouting spikes .

The hand which held his , which had supported him across the room , had now become a restraint , a manacle holding him back .

In 1759 Joseph Massie estimated that 228,000 families were supported by metal , wood and textile manufactures .

Marine Mining , which is supported by a trio of American investors , will process material dredged from the sea off Cornwall 's northern coast .

The cells are supported in a rotor of either titanium or aluminium alloy , which is attached to the drive motor by a fine steel wire , thereby allowing limited self-balancing to take place .

The head , supported on a tasselled pillow , wears a frilled cap and the winding-sheet again hangs from the head in neat folds , running the length of the body underneath .

This irrigation system supports large-scale grain production as well as a dense rurally based population .

When he spoke again , Bernice recognized the staccato growl that meant business . 

And the reason why she had been so slow to recognise him was that on the ship he had looked so much older . 

He was walking into Queen Charlotte 's Alley before he recognized where he was . 

His aunt recognised him immediately as the well-known local ` drug squad " detective . 

You might recognize her by her kind and open face , a simplicity which you could easily overlook . 

Evidently they recognized the entrance by its surrounding landmarks , not by any stimulus from the entrance itself . 

One immediately recognizes the building from Constable 's many paintings of it . 

Ilse Huber recognized him at once from his file photo as she stood at the barrier beside the security police . 

Maxham was the first to appear ; Celia recognized him from his previous visits to the office . 

She had n't recognised him from the back , and now she stared at him in surprise . 

But quick-thinking wife Philippa recognised the symptoms from the show and called an ambulance . 

Some humans can recognise consciousness in plants and effectively communicate with them . 

She had time to recognize the face on Third Avenue , then the man was upon her . 

To start with you must teach the computer to recognise your writing by giving it examples of the way you write individual letters . 

But , as she recognised him from yesterday , so she knew that he had recognised her too . 

It was better , he decided , that she did n't recognise him for now , disguised as he was . 

People passing through recognize it from afar , by the clouds of coal dust darkening the air . 

No wonder none of his friends had recognized him : he had changed colour . 

Some girls I knew had arranged for their two penfriends to meet me at the Gare du Nord and , somehow , we recognised one another . 

` I should recognize him when I see him -- we were playmates . " 

Standing with folded arms by the vault door was another of the partners Romanov recognised from the previous day . 

I 'd like to be sure there 's no one there whom you recognise from the past . 

A lot of them I recognized from school : they were in the pub every night , with their dads , and would be there for ever , never going away . 

Leopold Mozart was totally devoted to his brilliant son , whose extraordinary talents he recognized from the start . 

The Bishop said grace in a Latin form which Julia thought she recognised from Trinity High Table . 

Instantly , she recognised from his voice that there was something seriously wrong with her brother . 

These symptoms may be difficult to recognize in a patient after anaesthesia . 

He had smugly recognized in Patricia symptoms of what he was pleased to term an adolescent crush on himself . 

One type of albino child is very easy to recognise because of his very fair hair , paler skin and the pinkish appearance of the eyes . 

These fossils constitute the second group recognized here , the Kenyapithecini . 

Rain ousted Zak Smythe from her chair and asked what was going on . 

He hosted the meetings where the rebellion was fomented which ousted Mrs Thatcher from power . 

As for whether the Macintosh will ever oust the PC from the corporate market , well that 's another matter . 

It was renamed to the more familiar hydrogen in 1790 and ousted hot air as the preferred lifting agent for the next thirty years . 

It ousted Mr Stempel as chairman of the board 's executive committee which effectively runs the company between monthly board meetings . 

What his countrymen did not deserve was being prevented from ousting him after his second term of office . 

The British ousted the Dutch in 1796 , and two decades later , in 1815 , assumed control over the entire island . 

Gradually one theory becomes dominant and ousts all the others , and scientific research proceeds within the framework ( 'paradigm' ) of that one theory . 

Stalin died in March 1953 and was succeeded by the moderate Malenkov , who was to be ousted by the raucous Khrushchev in February 1955 . 

Unfortunately , today 's reasonable government may well be ousted by crazed fanatics -- 50 years ago in Germany , for example . 

THE Duchess of York staged a royal coup yesterday when she ousted the King of Sweden as number one VIP at a top ski resort . 

He was to replace Yildirim Akbulut , whom he had ousted as chairman of the ruling Motherland Party ( ANAP ) two days earlier . 

Emily Grenfell clasped her hands together , sitting on the edge of her seat gazing through the small window of the coach as it rumbled along Mumbles Road in the fashionable area of Swansea . 

By lunchtime , loose guns were rumbling all over the Tory deck . 

Amazingly , she slipped into a gap between the tracks and lay flat as the Intercity 125 rumbled over her . 

The three lapsed into silence until the lorry was rumbling over Tower Bridge , then Freddie slipped his hand into his coat pocket and took out a handful of silver . 

Ten minutes late , the overcrowded 6.20am express rumbled past Clapham Junction . 

Meanwhile , as the Quay Foreman ( the Warrant Officer in charge of Port Operations ) , WO2 Barker , walked down the Port South road , five vehicles loaded with ammunition rumbled past him . 

BUSES rumbling through the city streets in 1986 could need 30 per cent less fuel than they do now to bring the cry ` standing room only " to impatient queues . 

Doreen hunched miserably over her film magazine in the corner of the compartment , as the train rumbled through the night towards the north . 

As the two girls stood there , Isabel dubiously eyeing the rickety-looking structure at her feet , a wagon rumbled to a stop behind them , filled with women . 

The first personnel carriers rumbled out of the main gate , blocking the workday traffic , and he watched them now with envy because they were off to play soldiers and he had n't been invited . 

His driver , though no speed merchant , had to be reminded to draw rein as the carriage ahead rumbled into the Stefansplatz , disappearing behind the cathedral as Lefevre 's vehicle entered the square . 

A lone motor-cruiser rumbled upstream , tidily cluttered , steered by an elderly man with a black labrador sitting on the cockpit seat behind him . 

Armoured personnel carriers rumble down streets that are normally home to Mercedes and convertible BMWs . 

` Missed you , " echoed Hilary , lifting up his arms to be picked up . 

Lifting his arms high , he called upon Baron Samedi to admit them to the cemetery . 

Now she can put her right arm in the right-hand hole , and her left in the left side ; then simply lift her arms up and sweep the coat over her head into place . 

Hebden lifted his arms as though about to begin a litany of complaint but , deciding there was no point , let them flop down by his side again . 

He released Lucien 's wrist and turned his back , lifting his arms over his head , reaching behind him for his shoulders . 

The Earl Siward of Northumbria lifted his arms from the table and folded them . 

Edouard stared into the fire , and eventually Isobel lifted her head once more . 

There was a gentle breeze and from time to time Meg paused and lifted her head to feel the warmth of the sun and the sweet-smelling air moving against her cheeks . 

Raise the arms towards the toes , lifting the head and shoulders off the floor . 

As soon as the gazelle lifts its head again , the cheetah freezes . 

The horse , whose bridle he was holding , lifted its head sharply and flicked its tail . 

He got as far as lifting his head and getting one shoulder off the seat , but then collapsed back onto the leather , and let his eyes close . 

I lifted my head out of my magazine and heard a rather posh voice say ` Excuse me " . 

The young man pulled forward the chair he had been sitting on and lifted one leg up on it . 

Lift your legs slightly against the force of gravity , holding them for at least ten seconds , then let them relax again . 

Even so , the snow there was calf-deep , so that George needs must lift his legs at each step , making walking an effort . 

When the grandfather clock in the hall chimed ten times , Adam lifted his long legs over the end of the bed and pulled the Bible back out of the bookshelf . 

Luke lifted his lips from her hand briefly , giving her a hard smile . 

Any farm workers who came near the site in the course of their daily work were too busy to lift their eyes from the soil to take in the surrounding landscape , or individual figures moving within it . 

Lifting his hand in a casual salute , he stepped back , leaving her no choice but to start the car and drive away with a casual wave . 

She lifted her shoulders in a dismissive shrug , wishing heartily that someone else would make an appearance to lower the tension in the air . 

Swod stared at her , unblinking , lifting a hand in a gesture of patience . 

She lifted a hand in acknowledgement , and this was all the encouragement he needed to come in . 

Miguelito lifted his eyebrows in amazement at Trent 's stupidity : ` Hey , you think Louis the big Jefe ? 

She lifted a hand to his , her fingers curving lovingly over the back of his wrist . 

` As you say , " he taunted , and lifted a hand to the door-handle . 

He spread his hands in a gesture of exaggerated bewilderment , lifting his shoulders to the level of his ears . 

When he lifted his eyes towards her again he thought he was safe to continue his stare , thought she was still unaware of the nature of the examination . 

Lee lifted herself a little towards her goddess and rested herself on one elbow , looking up like a child , expectant . 

When he lifted sleepy eyes towards her his voice , though still soft , was slightly incredulous . 

The senator smiled broadly at all of them and lifted his hand towards the Frenchman , gesturing for him to lead the way . 

The boy with cotton-wool hair lazily lifted his long arm towards the sea . 

She lifts her eyebrows at me and then stands up and goes over to the sink . 

He moved towards her , and instinctively she lifted her face for his kiss . 

But with practice the student will be able to lift his feet off the floor . 

Isambard lifted a hand without turning his head , and snapped his fingers at the shifting , uneasy murmur at his back . 

Gulping down a breath , she lifted her lids -- and found him looking at her . 

` There you are ! " she said , and the cat lifted its tail up with pleasure and rubbed its head against the branch . 

In her mind 's eye Lisa could see those hostile dark eyebrows lifting magisterially as he assured her , ` But the most important appointment you have today is with me . 

Watch from a few yards away and you will see an elegant rodent , about the size and shape of a hare but with long stilt legs , step daintily towards the hole , nose lifted warily . 

She tucked one foot into her crotch , sticking out her knee , and lifted her heel from the floor . 

As she moved up , Noreen lifted her eyes to the choir stalls , as if in a signal , and the organ segued to a softer introduction to the Recessional Hymn . 

Peach lifted her eyes reluctantly from his gleaming , oversize boots to his face . 

She lifted drowsy blue eyes to his , bemused by the power he seemed to have over her . 

She smiled and she lifted her eyelids at a man in a way that conveyed how attractive and interesting he was . 

A betrayal which had secured their dismissal from Mr Ben Braithwaite himself who had branded them as troublemakers with no hope of employment anywhere in Frizingley again .

The intention had been to brand her as a ` hoarder " as well as the ` milk snatcher " , but most of us thought this seemed an eminently sensible thing for her to have done .

CHELSEA legend Ron Harris last night branded Vinny Jones a coward and told him : ` The hard men of yesteryear would have eaten you for breakfast ! "

POMPEY boss Jim Smith branded striker Paul Walsh ` stupid " after he was sent off in their ill-tempered Anglo-Italian Cup tie victory at Fratton Park last night .

Meanwhile , Mr Major 's handling of the whole Maastricht issue was branded a total shambles last night .

The astonishing attack came as enraged creditors branded the disgraced coach chief ` scum , " a ` cheat " and a ` fraud . "

SUNDAY trading laws were branded a “ farce ” yesterday by Darlington councillor Bill Dixon .

He was also branded a nosy parker by some of his Abingdon neighbours .

PLANNED cuts in overseas aid were branded ` repugnant " by Mr Smith , who accused the Government of making the starving pay for their economic blunders .

THE most important revolution in education for decades was branded a flop by school inspectors yesterday .

Other internal Scottish Region expresses to Aberdeen and Inverness also became part of the Provincial empire , even though their carriages were still branded ` InterCity " for many years after sectorisation .

MIKE Small was branded ` stupid " by furious boss Billy Bonds after being sent off for swearing at a linesman at Oakwell yesterday .

FURIOUS homebuyers are set to sue the builder of their luxury estate after paying £100,000 for houses branded no better than SANDCASTLES .

The vehicle owners ' pressure group Stichting Weg has branded the plans ` impractical , unreasonable and inequitable " .

THE terse official report into the cause of the Windsor Castle fire was branded an inadequate whitewash by MPs last night .

BRITAIN 'S crowded classrooms have been branded a ` public disgrace " by the ex-head of the National Curriculum Council .

The conservative journal American Spectator has even branded her ` the Winnie Mandela of American politics " .

Tassi was jailed but by then the slander of Artemesia 's name was complete : she was branded a whore , later married off to a stranger and banished from Rome .

THE EC is today expected to announce the release of funds to repair a North Wales road bridge branded a potential death trap for children .

Some 40 of the victim 's friends dragged Anunciacao from his bed the night after the crime and bludgeoned him to death with bricks and clubs . 

She had been bludgeoned to death with a champagne bottle by her husband David , 48 , who then killed himself . 

The Kinzoku Bat Murderer , for instance , bludgeoned his mother and father to death with a baseball bat in the early Eighties . 

A GANG of 10 men bludgeoned a mother-of-three to death with pickaxe handles and baseball bats after she was warned to stop throwing wild parties . 

JEALOUS Jason Osborne bludgeoned his sleeping brother to death with a mallet in a row over girls , a court heard yesterday . 

A MAN who bludgeoned two youths to death with a baseball bat was jailed for life at the High Court in Edinburgh yesterday . 

Paul bludgeoned 28-year-old graduate John Lavender after drinking six pints of lager and smoking three cannabis joints . 

Since battle had been effectively joined last spring , when Major first considered going to the country , the parties had bludgeoned themselves into mutual exhaustion before the final clash of arms . 

He took part in a robbery in which a security man was bludgeoned with a sledge hammer . 

Five minutes later , the alarm wakes him again , cheeping insistently like a mechanical bird . 

Three tiny fluffy moor hen chicks , ` a sooty brood " , cheeped loudly and paddled for shelter beneath a pile of brush wood . 

Outside at the back a curlew piped , a lonely single sound , and among the weeds of the garden sparrows cheeped and quarrelled in shrill bursts of noise . 

Only the crickets cheeped , like drops of water striking the bottom of a gigantic well . 

OVERLEAF : The Dalek city as seen by the film camera ; a wreath of dry ice enshrouds the model .

The jangle of harness , the clang of steel , the choked-off screams , all seemed damped down , as if a mist enshrouded them .

Adding to the ghostly effect , heavy fogs often enshroud the ruins of the town and the wasteland surrounding it .

How Northampton people amused themselves , strolling players to modern day entertainment .

We fell to our knees , the gold coins clinking ominously in the napkin I clutched . 

And then as Brett 's teeth clinked uncomfortably on the edge of the drinking glass , something strange happened . 

And as she stood there , listening to the sounds coming from the kitchen , of glasses clinking and water splashing , she found herself glancing down at his coat . 

On the back seat the two sherry glasses clinked as Rufus took a left turn rather too sharply . 

On it , tall glasses rattled lightly against a green glass jug that clinked with ice , floating on top of a cool blend of tropical fruit juices . 

One of the men at the head of the table rose , his glass in his hand , the gold of his ring clinking against the crystal . 

As the first of them drank , the gold ring on his left index finger clinked against the crystal . 

The Commander busied himself with his coffee cup : it clinked against his saucer as he picked it up . 

As she walked along , the three medals on her beautiful white dress clinked against each other . 

The wolf was just moving away , when he heard the medals clinking , and he stopped to listen . 

Your shiny skin is caused by oil which surfaces via the hair follicles or shafts ( otherwise known as the skin 's pores ) , into which the sebaceous glands secrete sebum . 

Further investigations revealed that the platypus 's electric sensors lie within its bill , probably in glands which secrete a fluid to stop the sensors drying out on land . 

Just as antelope release alarm scents from glands , all mammals secrete their scents through special glands of varying design , dotted around their bodies . 

However , these antihistamines did not block all the actions of histamine , and , in particular , they did not affect its ability to stimulate the stomach to secrete acid . 

Although duodenal ulcers ( DU ) rarely form in patients with achlorhydria , the widely held belief that all patients with duodenal ulcer disease secrete excessive amounts of acid is incorrect . 

People , as well as animals , secrete substances called pheromones which are responsible for their own individual body scent . 

It is thought that the head secretes a substance which is capable of breaking down the outer layer of the ovum . 

Here they secrete a membrane from their skin so that they resemble a plastic-wrapped fruit from a supermarket . 

A Madagascan orchid , Angraecum , secretes its nectar in a green tubular spur a foot long that hangs from the lip of a star-shaped snow-white flower . 

It appears that the male butterflies secrete sodium in their spermatozoa capsules ( spermatophores ) during mating , which the female then uses to construct her eggs . 

The dog-whelk then inserts its proboscis and secretes digestive enzymes into the body , subsequently sucking up a rich " soup " . 

And one very well worked on example here concerns that of er pancreatic beta cells which secrete insulin in response to glucose . 

Many of those that live in the sea secrete shells with the most elaborate structure of silica or lime . 

The human oesophagus secretes bicarbonate at about 400 µmol/hour/10 cm , which is a similar order of magnitude to gastric bicarbonate secretion . 

They secrete lime , forming stony cushions near the shores of the Pool and teetering columns at greater depths . 

Other sponges secrete tiny needles , called spicules , either of lime or silica , which mesh together to form a scaffold in which the cells are set . 

As we grow older , our bodies secrete different pheromones , and consequently a favourite perfume of our youth may seem totally obnoxious to us in maturity . 

So , when a fluke makes a snail secrete an extra-thick shell , the fluke is not doing the snail a good turn unless the fluke is bearing the economic cost of thickening the shell . 

It is secreted by the snail 's own cells , so a conventional geneticist would be happy to speak of genes ` for " shell qualities such as shell thickness . 

It is essential for normal growth and is secreted by the pituitary and carried in the blood to all parts of the body ( Chapter 10 ) . 

The main triglyceride-carrying lipoproteins are secreted by the small intestine and liver as exogenous chylomicra and endogenous VLDL . 

Another pheromone is secreted by guard bees to alert other guards when danger threatens and they distribute a unique ` colony odour " to help guide returning foragers . 

A few unusual drugs such as digoxin may be secreted actively by the intestinal mucosa , but this process is unlikely to contribute more than passive diffusion does to the effect of activated charcoal on drug clearance . 

Normally ( see Fig. 3.2 ) cortisol is secreted mainly around the time of waking and this seems to be part of dealing with the ` stress " of waking up and preparing for the new day . 

When food is plentiful , sufficient insulin is secreted for all organs to satisfy their needs , but when food is scarce , some organs or tissues are starved . 

Next , charcoal adsorbs drugs that are secreted in bile , thereby preventing their enterohepatic recirculation . 

There is evidence that ascorbic acid is secreted in high concentrations into the normal stomach . 

To counter this , water is secreted into a contractile vacuole as fast as it enters the amoeba . 

Leeches secrete an anticoagulant so that the blood keeps flowing and rain mixed with blood was everywhere . 

Maybe I secreted some hormone that gave the average Tellenorean a violently unpleasant feeling . 

And among those animals which secrete poisons but have no means of injecting them , their function is usually defensive : in the case of certain tropical sea-urchins , it makes the eggs distasteful to predators . 

When the blood-sugar level shoots up rapidly , the pancreas hurries into action and secretes a large quantity of insulin to keep the situation under control . 

Poisonous animals secrete lethal toxins but do not actively attack other creatures with them . 

Ants of the genus Polyrhachis , for example , build verdant byres for their insect herds beneath bamboo leaves , using a web of silken threads secreted by their own grubs . 

The urinary bladder in both sexes acts as a halfway house or store for the urine secreted by the kidneys . 

In the process of hatching , the inner impermeable shell membrane is broken down by enzymes secreted by the larva and by its own movement . 

The link is a sticky red gum secreted by the mukula which coagulates quickly and is explicitly compared by the Ndembu to blood . 

The overall control of the nest 's activities comes from pheromones secreted by the queen … . 

Badgers smell musky , which is not surprising because they habitually deposit tiny amounts of musk , a smelly fluid secreted from a gland near the anus , to mark the home territory and individuals within that territory . 

Some species manage to live on land in humid tropical forests , undulating on mucus that they secrete from their undersides . 

` I know it 's weird , " she went on , ` but pleasure is merely the result of naturally occurring chemicals secreted in the brain , and cocaine can turn those chemicals on like a faucet . 

The water acts as a solvent for the digestive enzymes secreted into the gut . 

The results showed that protein secreted during the first hour of stimulation was derived from pancreatic stores and that the turnover rate of stores was approximately 37%/h in normal human subjects . 

The prostate gland can be involved by infection , both gonococcal and non-gonococcal , and in order to tell whether it is inflamed it is helpful to be able to examine some of the fluid that it secretes . 

Typical of artists to read nothing except what they happen upon and then to pontificate about life and art and the way the world is going .

There are times when I think that other people know little about it , but politicians are the last people to pontificate about the curriculum , and I hope that teachers and inspectors are concerned about it .

But is n't the NI always telling us to distrust the authoritative views of experts , especially when they are pontificating about the Third World ?

On TV. he had heard so-called experts pontificating on how to deal with terrorists in hostage situations -- how the hostages should try to establish a rapport with their captors .

We are very prone to pontificate about what teachers should think about but we do not really know what they do think about : we formulate issues on their behalf .

Or are they no more than generalized exhortations , the playthings of ethicists , who love to pontificate , because that is all they are good for ?

Auguste was pontificating in that voice he used solely for discussing cuisine , a mixture of reverence , excitement , practicality and anticipation .

She pulled the strings of her apron until the bow at the back was just right , and perched her white cap at the correct angle on her head to make it sit pertly on her dark curls . 

He said nothing , perched his executive case on a working surface , opened it , searched it swiftly . 

Clearing his throat noisily , Price perched a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles on his nose and announced he had received a letter from India . 

Still using the flashlight , he perched the case on his desk , took out his key ring , used the two keys which unlocked the specially reinforced bottom right-hand drawer . 

The Doctor reversed his hat , flipped it back along the length of his arm and perched it nonchalantly on his head . 

We perched her vast behind on the back seat and rested , gasping . 

She stood up to get her little-black hat , perched it on the side of her sleek fair head and skewered a pearl-tipped hatpin through the felt . 

She parked the car and hoisted the plastic carriers from the boot , perching the flat , be-ribboned p)sserie box on top . 

I took the fedora from the hat peg and perched it over my brow . 

` What 's up , Poll ? " she asked , taking her large handbag from the end of the trolley where she always perched it and plonking it on the table . 

She perched a pair of ivory-framed pincenez on to her sparrow 's beak of a nose and peered through them . 

He took off his pince-nez , perched them higher up his nose , looked down the table . 

In such networks , for which there is modestly good evidence , a given first antibody serves as an antigen that stimulates the body to produce a second antibody that binds to the unique amino acid sequences , called the `` idiotype '' of the first antibody .

The Reorganization Act grants the Postal Service specific powers that serve as the operational tools of service innovation .

Taken together these observations have led to the hypothesis that LN1 serves as a secondary or supporting stimulus for agrin induced AChR aggregation [ 1 2 24 ] . The present study is directed at a quantitative examination of the interaction between the signal transduction pathways for agrin and LN1 induction of AChR aggregates and colocalized α-DG aggregates .

might serve to alter care by illuminating the possibility of death warrants further investigation .

The inhibition of 46 kDa and 70 kDa binding to III1-C by heparin suggests that these HSPGs may serve as receptors for III1-C in cell adhesion and ERK1/2 signaling .

Amounts of total EGFR ( t-EGFR ) were determined using an anti-EGFR monoclonal antibody , and actin served as an indicator of relative levels of protein per sample .

Deubiquitinases , such as Rpn11 , serve as proofreading devices for reversal of fortune at various stages of the process , right up to the final step before irreversible degradation by the proteasome .

The campus also can serve as a community forum , sponsoring public lectures by authorities on issues in the news .

It retained , however , the same mission with which it had been charged from its inception : to serve as a catalyst for effective , coordinated , and collaborative service delivery to youth in our community .

These domains often occur together in large proteins linked to catalytic domains and may serve to tether these proteins to different components of chromatin and deliver catalytic activities to specific locations .

For instance , it is worth noting that although the Dictionary of American Regional English , edited by Frederic G. Cassidy , serves as a source for Lighter , it is not listed among the titles in the Selected Bibliography .

Critical care physicians have at their disposal a variety of data to serve as a guide in discriminating infectious from noninfectious conditions in newly admitted patients .

Overall , the central security groups served as ( 1 ) catalysts for ensuring that information security risks were considered in both planned and ongoing operations , ( 2 ) central resources for advice and expertise to units throughout their organizations , and ( 3 ) a conduit for keeping top management informed about security-related issues and activities affecting the organization .

Thus , the isolation of an immature cell from a heart does not necessarily denote that it is serving as a cardiac progenitor or stem cell .

Traditionally this ceremony serves as a coming-out party to indicate that a girl has reached womanhood and is ready for marriage .

These cells do not express any endogenous δ opioid receptors , as they lack binding of the radioactive tracer [ 3H ] -DPDPE ( data not shown ) , thus they serve as a good system for the expression of opioid receptors .

The presence of multiple potential protein-docking sites in some EPKs allows them to serve as scaffolding molecules around which a protein complex can assemble [ 4 , 5 , 8 ] .

These regions serve specific functions in molecular processes , e.g. , several 5 ' UTRs of mRNA transcripts are mRNA stability determinants [ 1 2 ] . Thus they can display sequence and/or secondary structure signatures and these defined segments can be more useful than using entire gene sequences for annotations .

In the new version , directed by Jan De Bont ( Speed , 1994 ; Twister , 1996 ) , that pounding comes early and serves as an overture for a bunch of computer-generated special effects : ghosties that swirl around like Tinkerbell , statues that spring to life and grab people .

Anne Stalder Nelson , executive director of the Cabrini Green Legal Aid Clinic in Chicago , said the Web sites will serve as a resource that previously would have come at significant cost .

In only his second campaign , Forbes has turned into a full-fledged Harold Stassen figure -- a candidate for whom unpopularity serves as some kind of weird inspiration .

Once inhabited by ancient Hawaiians , the island has since served as an Alcatraz for criminals , a cattle ranch , and — most recently — a bombing range for the U.S.

If so , then human neural stem cells may serve as a valuable model for elucidating the mechanisms and factors that regulate neuroendocrine cell differentiation .

The same study hypothesis might be : does equipment typically found in an intensive care unit , condensed to fit in a small space underneath a patient stretcher , serve as an equivalent tool to conventional equipment in detecting and treating life-threatening problems ?

In this program , Average Difference ( AD ) values serve as relative indicators of the expression level of transcripts represented on the arrays .

View the town and surrounding countryside from the belfry of the Hôtel de Ville or go down to the basement and take the guided tour of the labyrinth of underground passages that have served a variety of purposes over the centuries .

Linked to the Vatican by a thick-walled passage , it served as a hideout for popes in times of danger , notably Pope Clement VII , who holed up here for a month during the sack of Rome by Habsburg troops in 1527 ( see page 27 ) .

The proportion of such pure clusters among the total clusters serves as a coarse measure of the specificity of the phylogenetic profile method .

2. `` If it can prevent children or other New Yorkers from being maimed , disfigured , or killed , it will serve its purpose . ''

XIST and TSIX are conserved , overlapping , but oppositely oriented non-coding transcripts , which serve crucial functions in X-inactivation [ 9 ] .

Whole cell lysates serving as positive controls were prepared by incubating monolayers with denaturing Laemmli buffer .

The next time that set of differentia is encountered , it serves to identify the problem in much the same way that a physician , encountering a combination of chest rash , high fever , Koplik 's spots , diagnoses ( for which read ` names ' ) an affliction as measles .

Southwest 's response actually served to anger M. more than the original problem .

Like other folklore genres , riddles serve a function , helping children learn to interpret facts and form an opinion .

The egg serves to extract the fever from the ill person , and is then broken into a bowl of water and placed under the bed of the person .

We then demonstrated that the shared molegos served a similar role in substrate binding by comparing the DNA binding profile of huAPE1 with that for the less specific enzyme DNase 1. The molegos present in both enzymes interact with target DNA in a similar fashion , while residues in molegos distinctive for APE1 control specificity by binding primarily to the bases around the apurinic site .

Here the dislike serves a useful purpose in keeping the family as an isolated unit .

The legal profession served as a means of upward social mobility for Burghers , Sinhalese and Tamils .

It served as excuse for a quick survey of the choppy water below .

After a conspicuously bland general election campaign , Riot , Risings and Revolution , Ian Gilmour 's study of politics and violence in the 18th century , served as a salient reminder that things were not always thus .

Regrettably , the cathedral at Selsey no longer exists , but the church at Bosham serves as a reminder of the continued importance of the trading creeks in the area throughout Saxon times .

Recent controlled studies have served to clarify the different aspects of the interaction between alcohol and gastric acid secretion .

But it also served to clarify and develop Barth 's own understanding of what theology is about : .

Over the last ten years the gap between benefits and wages has widened and the new social security system has served only to heighten the disparity .

Thursday 's hike in interest rates had served only to heighten that conviction .

Verbal exchanges in the days leading up to the opening ceremony had served only to heighten the interest in the event .

The horrible details of the 1914-18 war undoubtedly serve to heighten the poignancy of this feeling , and the creative energy of the war poets evokes its own sense of loss for a stable life snatched away , amidst ` the shrill , demented choir of wailing shells '' .

Black Mill also served a useful purpose during the two world wars , when it was used as a look-out by the army .

They may become in turn promoters of the public library service and even serve to bring in financial support for the service -- a valuable support group particularly in the USA where public library services are frequently vulnerable to local authority cuts .

This will serve to identify responsibilities and authorities , and to state the requirement for particular controls over the various IT functions .

With World Cup captain Kevin Swords off touring with the Barbarians , 29-year-old flanker Mark Sawicki will serve as Eagle captain for the first time .

Socrates , on the other hand , chatters about ` hydroelectric spheres " and such like . 

` They sometimes have jazz here in the evenings , " Agnes chattered , ` although I do n't know if it 's up to your standards . 

` The inspector believes the burglar is here in Cannes , " chattered Natalia . 

Bernard said , ` Ellen , the sooner your friends stop coming round and chattering the happier I will be . " 

Sabine had half expected to be taken round to some tradesman 's entrance , but Marie-Christine led the way to the main door , chattering nineteen to the dozen , clearly relieved that her mission was almost accomplished . 

We chattered a while and Benjamin was on the point of leaving when the Queen stepped forward . 

He chattered about bills of sale , the purchase of canvas and parchment , the cost of carters and the money needed for ship and crew . 

Benjamin appeared to be in better humour and chattered about the history of the chateau as we broke our fast in the great hall . 

We chattered about Ipswich and I found the business of Scawsby 's treatment of my mother still rankled in my heart . 

At first she was shy but then she chattered about Nantes , how she missed the dark woods and green fields of Brittany . 

My dearest love , I chatter about all sorts of odd news , when I really only want to tell you that my real self is in your keeping . 

Emmeline was chattering to Alfred who had somehow managed to join them , since Rachel had unwisely attached herself to Lady Westbourne , and was now sorely regretting this good nature . 

Elaine was chattering to the chap with the soulful face as if she 'd never forgotten how to talk . 

Ludens and Irina jostled each other , shouted at each other , chattered to each other , argued a lot , laughed a lot . 

As he ate and drank she found herself chattering away to him out of nervousness , a stream of things that went through her head , the small happenings of a day . 

` Ca n't stay and chatter to the unemployed , " said Lawrence , picking up his briefcase . 

Kirsty chattered excitedly throughout the journey , helping to keep Shiona 's mind off her anxieties . 

But the cook was in fine form and they seemed to be thawing a bit when I left them chattering away in Greek with Denholm sitting among them and not understanding a word they were saying . 

` She carried on chattering away happily for a while before she realized that Uncle Albert was n't saying much . 

I mean , here am I , chattering away to you about the outcome of the war … and you actually know , Cassie . 

He chattered on in his easy way to a somewhat sceptical family who were not accustomed to thinking of Bodo in this new and totally unexpected light . 

She chattered on , unaware that in the next bed Victoria silently registered her curiosity about a member of the Royal Family as a threat . 

His wife chattered on to the party at the other end of the line . 

I 'm apt to chatter on about nothing , and I must say it was nice to have someone to talk to , like I said . " 

` Well , she might have been angry with him , " Adele chattered on , ` but he 's not the sort of man one can ignore , is he ? 

` My lord 's sister seems a sweet lady , " Ellen chattered on , pouring the warm milk into a goblet . 

A woman chatters excitedly and points to the rubble that carpets the floor . 

Enchanted , she too watched the sweet-faced boy who was chattering excitedly while his fond father plied him with Carnival cakes . 

She chattered happily as Patrick drove along the Marylebone Road , speculating on the miracle that had brought John and Angela back from the dead . 

During the first part of the journey , he had chattered incessantly , excited by all that he saw , his spirits elated . 

While Lynn and Thomas and Vicky and Dennis chattered , I sat back and let my fingers do the talking . 

This turns a pure non-recourse loan into a limited recourse loan .

So now Maggie was not afraid of the dark , even though the great windows exposed her to the full moon and turned her own skin white and pearly -- a reflection of reflected light .

In the process he is turning his so-called ` Montignac method " into a weighty dieting business .

turn your own garden organic , stop using nitrogen , potassium and phosphate fertilisers .

He gave little thought to it then , reasoning that she was not in such grave earnest that she would actually attempt to turn her indignant dream into action .

Tashie and Mabs had betted that they would turn her into a chatterer like themselves .

In the long run , collaboration with Russia would have turned her into Russia 's vassal .

` Ethel turned me into a frog and that 's where I 've been for the last day , and it was her fault .

Over the past three years they have turned one of the most dishonourable Soviet professions into something worthy of admiration .

Meanwhile , Bates was turning his 270-acre Grange Farm , Bucks , into a fortress to keep newsmen at bay .

The windpipe and vocal cords then snap open and the air rushes out . 

Mr Telford , of Wheatley , Doncaster , could hear appeals to give himself up -- but his replies were drowned by the noise of air rushing down the shaft . 

The bee gauges its speed of flight from the amount its antennae are bent outwards by the air rushing past . 

Cold night air rushed in , ruffling her hair and making her eyes water . 

Your face will become pinker because of increased blood circulation -- when masks dry , they ` pinch " the skin and blood tends to rush to the surface . 

There was silence for a moment , a silence so deep and intense that she could hear her own heart beating , almost hear the flow of blood rushing through her veins . 

Perhaps swollen by rain , the river rushed into the sea in a torrent of white foam and spray . 

There is a large , calm pool , below the bridge ; then the river narrows , rushing quickly through a rapid stream into a broad , smooth run . 

We had to climb what seemed a never-ending staircase to a high platform where we took our seats in a punt at the top of a slide having water rushing down it . 

We arrived at an other dam around noon ; water was rushing over the huge rocks and it was too risky to try to paddle across so the canoes were lined across . 

Outside there was the noise of water rushing along gutters inadequate to their task . 

Afterwards , we see Sister Chiang in prison with four faithful women comrades. her hands are bound up and bloody , but in the foul-smelling prison she heartens her companions with happy visions of the communist future . 

That 's the firm view of Wales manager Alan Davies , who helped establish the trend with two Five Nations victories last season and was further heartened this week by Swansea 's demolition of world champions Australia . 

A version of it may have heartened the Normans in 1066 ; and it is even possible that the earliest surviving version was composed in Normandy . 

His words heartened Lucy to such an extent that uncontrollable giggles began to erupt from her until she became almost hysterical . 

There was hot , spiced wine to hearten the bride , who drank it gratefully . 

No one called her lady in that house and she knew of no one who would , yet its use heartened her . 

The Family Reunion , which we went to see and much enjoyed , had that autumn been put on again , and its success greatly heartened him . 

He seemed even more taken aback than I was , and this heartened me . 

In some way he appeared to hearten the French , many of whom were disoriented and depressed by the appalling events , by his insouciance . 

Investors were heartened by news that Saudi Arabia has set the second phase of the Al-Yamamah arms deal in train by making a £1½ billion down-payment , ending months of uncertainty over the contract 's future . 

The following morning , the Nez Perce camp was further heartened by the return of the formidable warriors Five Wounds and Rainbow from buffalo-hunting in Montana . 

I was heartened by this news though Marianne , who has experienced the unpredictable effects of alcohol on the North African male to her cost , was less amused . 

After saying that , I am sure every fan was heartened by the performance of our new quartet . 

It had heartened her though that , probably from basic good manners , she had been able to mask her reluctance to get into the car with Ivo , and had even found a smile for him . 

Yorath reports no injury worries and he was further heartened last weekend when Rumania , who thrashed the Welsh 5-1 in May , could only manage a draw at home to Czechoslovakia . 

President Bush watched the landing and reported he was ` heartened " by the way things went . 

uh-huh i mean it 's good because they they try new things you know but it 's like

Step 8 . Repeat Steps 5 to 7 until all k MYGT 1 of interest have been tried .

This leads to the sense that `` nothing works `` when , in fact , nothing has been tried to it s maximal therapeutic dose .

He had a gun shop , he tried several different stores , and he had a gun shop .

Also try the open-air Discoteca La Patana , near the bridge into Varadero .

Last night I reprised our run over the bridge , trying several new bars , a different brand of goo , and a couple of drinks .

Off the East Coast , try deep - sea fishing for barracuda or shark .

Try taking a trip around the caldera , with stops at the new volcanic islands of Nea and Palea Kameni .

For jazz and blues clubs in Kraków , try U Muniaka ( ul . Florianska 3 ) , Klub Indigo ( ul . Florianska 26 ) , and Klinika 35 ( ul . •w . Tomasza 35 ) .

A large hand smacked into his mouth and although he bit at it the thumb was forced like a gag between his teeth . 

Evans 's heavy hand smacked down on the small man 's shoulder . 

It smacked savagely into the man 's face , flattening his nose . 

His head smacked firmly and noisily on the low metal ceiling of the tank , threatening to send him spinning back into unconsciousness almost straight away . 

When her red boots stepped on to the pavement the shock which smacked into her was conveniently attributed to the cold . 

If Tim Sherwood 's long range blast in the 73rd minute had gone in instead of smacking against the bar , it would have been all up for United . 

A Prussian musket bullet fluttered overhead to smack against a house wall that was smothered with posters advertising a fair , which was to be held on the feast day of St Peter and Paul . 

Now the little girl sits at a small table in the cellar , the playing cards , Ludo and Monopoly set aside , as snipers ' bullets smack into the building and an grenades drop into the street . 

Jimmy and Cardiff recoiled , but Rohmer remained calmly where he was , as the impact flung Frye 's sundered head forward , his shattered face smacking into the wall … and rapidly becoming absorbed there . 

No matter how much Signe varied the speed , Harvey 's hand was up there providing a wall against which her hand smacked , until he snatched his hand away and she toppled into his arms . 

When Vice-President Nixon toured the area in 1958 he was pelted with rotten eggs and jostled by angry demonstrators . 

Stallholders and shopkeepers looked on with bemusement as he was pelted with bad fruit . 

Early last year the Ministry of Defence announced new measures to discourage bullying after young recruits revealed that they had been pushed into rivers , pelted with stones , and gassed with CS gas . 

Another Bangor fan was struck by a flare , others among the small group said they were pelted with coins . 

In Dortmund a 56-year-old man , apparently an even more extreme right-winger , was in a critical condition after being kicked and pelted with bottles by left-wingers . 

PRESIDENT F. W. de Klerk was pelted with bottles and stones at a major political rally yesterday in Mitchells Plain , South Africa 's biggest coloured township . 

After two hours , the police were tired of being pushed and pelted with house bricks . 

It 's not a pleasant experience for anyone to be pelted with stones by children . 

As they left the radio station , the soldiers apparently encountered a large crowd of demonstrators who pelted them with stones . 

Staff at Ashton Branch raised about £70 by putting members of the management team in the stocks and pelting them with custard pies . 

CHANCELLOR Helmut Kohl and German government leaders were pelted by eggs and paint bombs at a rally against Nazi-style violence and anti-semitism yesterday . 

He was one of three England players who complained to the umpires about being pelted by objects . 

Within minutes , the Austrian goalkeeper , Franz Wohlfahrt , was being pelted with missiles , including 5ft iron bars torn from the perimeter fence , one of which appeared to hit him on the back . 

The referee , who needed a police escort from the pitch , was pelted with missiles as he spoke to an officer . 

This resulted in Morrissey being pelted with a pound of sausages at a future gig . 

John Hitchen , prosecuting , told Teesside Crown Court police dog handlers on patrol in the estate 's Marshall Avenue had been pelted with missiles . 

A few windows were flung open , and two little lads pelted Broomhead with rotten apples before they were chased off . 

2.30AM Outside a gutted supermarket , I stop to talk to a group of young men pelting two carloads of police with pilfered eggs . 

The angered Brown Man will then push the miscreant into a nearby stream or pool , pelt him with leaves and twigs , and abandon him to contemplate his crime . 

There was one occasion when the addled eggs came in handy for pelting a kid on a motorbike who 'd been riding up and down outside our house all evening and making a terrible noise . 

In the streets hijras are jeered at , sometimes even pelted with rubbish . 

Does he remember the Bahamian cowbell tinkling the end of his final , pathetic fight , a derisive goodbye sound , stark with omen ? 

Down each arm , from shoulder to sleeve , gleamed those bloody little bells which tinkled every time he moved . 

There was a typewriter involved too and as the lift went up and down the typewriter 's bell tinkled metallically . 

Silver bells tinkled and gold-embossed oars flashed rhythmically up and down . 

A radio played inside the flat , the bell tinkled under his finger . 

He reappeared carrying two glasses that tinkled with ice and passed one over the fence to the woman . 

Lucy was not at work the next day , Francis was writhing in voyeuristic anticipation , Jay was mute , and Access and Interflora were making easy money . 

Fedorov writhed from his attacker 's grip and sprang to his feet . 

The mare writhed and groaned as another spasm of pain shook her body . 

The smaller man writhed on the ground in authentic agony , screaming and calling for help as the two bigger men pounded him with their feet and fists -- an expert job , I must say . 

I detached her gently from her twig and she writhed in anger , exposing her paler stomach and all her spiky little paws that clung leechlike to the branch to which I returned her . 

But as he writhed on the carpet after the sprint , he was ticked off by 28-year-old Angela for ` over-reacting . " 

And while we fret and writhe in bandaged uncertainty -- are we a voluntary patient ? -- we fabulate . 

She writhed her hands till her fingers were wet with sweat or blood ! 

She fell silent , unable to speak openly -- especially to this man -- of the torment writhing within her . 

And even though the little fellow stood stock still , his shadow heaved and twisted as some living creature writhing in unimaginable torment . 

Rosie 's face was distorted with pain now , and she writhed on the couch . 

A minute later , Harefield 's Paul Swayles was lucky to stay on the field , after a deliberate elbow in the face of Aries , which left the Town striker writhing in agony . 

LA PAZ , Bolivia ( AP ) --- A terrorist suspect from France was extradited Monday from the United States to Bolivia to face charges of working with a guerrilla organization linked to several deaths .

HAMBURG , Germany ( AP ) --- American neo-Nazi Gary Lauck was extradited Tuesday from Denmark to Germany to face charges of distributing illegal , racist propaganda and Nazi symbols .

He was extradited to Florida from the Bahamas , where he had fled to avoid charges of kidnapping and attempted murder .

Authorities there had sought for seven months to extradite him from the south but got no response from Prime Minister Albert Reynolds ' attorney general , Henry Whelehan .

Leeson could be extradited to Singapore from Germany later this year to face criminal charges .

Earlier this week , Pakistan extradited two notorious drug lords to the United States , where they face prosecution for smuggling heroin .

If Lithuania decides to formally charge Lileikis , the U.S. government could go ahead with procedures to extradite him to the Baltic coast nation , where he could stand trial as soon as this year .

She 's also accused the country 's drug mafia , saying they are angry that her government has agreed to extradite suspected drug traffickers to the United States .

Pakistan has extradited several suspected drug smugglers to the United States .

`` If ( they are ) not dead , Milosevic will try to fully isolate them or extradite them for war crimes as soon as the war is over . ''

COLORADO SPRINGS , Colorado ( AP ) --- A man suspected of murdering his boss at a fast food restaurant last year is being extradited from England for prosecution .

The pair was subsequently extradited to an international tribunal in The Hague for further investigation .

Azerbaijan 's government has long demanded that Russia extradite him for his alleged part in several coup attempts .

He will be even happier if Danish officials grant Germany 's request that Lauck be extradited to this country for trial .

In the past year , Pakistan has extradited some of its biggest drug traffickers to the United States on drug-related charges .

Israel reportedly has doubts about following through on its request that Mousa Mohammed Abu Marzook be extradited to stand trial on charges of conspiracy to commit murder , fearing a trial in Israel could spark violence .

In June , the government failed to persuade Hedges to extradite Ruiz Massieu to Mexico on charges he obstructed a probe into the assassination of his brother , Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu , a ranking party official .

He is the first Japanese national extradited to the United States to face a murder charge .

AGANA , Guam ( AP ) --- A Taiwanese fishing executive is to be extradited to Palau to face bribery charges .

Colombia also will not extradite its citizens to other countries to face charges .

German Justice officials say they want Weinrich extradited to face murder and terrorism charges in Berlin .

France is trying to extradite from Britain another Algerian suspected as the kingpin in the Armed Islamic Group 's campaign of violence in France .

The judge ruled that the NEA can not ` impose whatever content restrictions it chooses " .

The judges ruled that they had denied miners the agreed consultation period .

Twelve years later , in Minnesota , the supreme court ruled as a matter of law that anyone who had been hypnotised could not testify in court .

A LOW-FLYING seagull was partly responsible for the death of a jockey and his horse , an Australian coroner 's court ruled yesterday .

A post mortem revealed she died from natural causes and the coroner ruled there was no need for an inquest .

Now a select committee has ruled that broadcasts are not privileged .

A three-man committee ruled the 9-1 result of the first-round replay was ` significantly influenced " when Kinstonian keeper Adrian Blake was hit by a missile .

This appeal raises a point of law that hitherto has not been ruled upon in this court .

In a separate case last Friday , Mr Justice Popplewell ruled in the High Court that the courts were not an appropriate place to decide a child 's educational needs .

The European Court of Justice ( ECJ ) ruled on June 19 that UK courts were empowered to suspend an act of parliament on the grounds of its alleged incompatibility with European Community ( EC ) law .

The Los Angeles police chief Daryl F. Gates was reinstated in his job on May 14 after Superior Court Judge Ronald Sohigian ruled that the city 's civilian police commission had acted improperly in suspending him .

Now , however , the Coal Board took the view that as the Secretary of State had never formally ruled on the consent to demolish following the inquiry , they were not obliged to honour their undertaking .

Aurelian ruled that the latter 's continued occupation of the bishop 's residence was a matter to be decided by the bishop of Rome and his Italian synod .

Hopes of golf making an Olympic comeback in 1992 failed yesterday when the IOC ruled against its inclusion as an exhibition sport in Barcelona .

The District judge for Guam ruled on March 26 that the law was " obviously unconstitutional " and suspended its enforcement pending a full hearing on its constitutionality .

The Habsburgs were the traditional enemy and still ruled ` unredeemed " Italians .

In the High Court Judge John Prosser has ruled that Repetitive Strain Injury is is a " meaningless " term , and has " no place in the medical books . "

On April 8 a Superior Court judge ruled that Gates could return to full duties pending a judiciary hearing .

THE Government 's coalfield massacre plan was in total disarray yesterday after the High Court ruled it was illegal .

Serbia tried to stop the Slovene referendum by asking the federal constitutional court in Belgrade to rule it illegal .

It was not clear how this infringement is supposed to have taken place since the constitutional court has not ruled on it ( as it should ) .

But the proposed new right of way descended a fairly steep slope by means of steps and Mr Evans ruled it virtually unusable by people with prams .

TRANSACTIONS on the money market worth £6bn undertaken by Hammersmith and Fulham Council may have to be honoured , even if ruled unlawful , it was suggested in the High Court yesterday .

Florida 's Supreme Court ruled the men had no right to privacy because they willingly took part in criminal activities .

The testimony of Pedro Castro Tojín was ruled to be inadmissible evidence because of his relationship with the victim .

Unfortunately , the Supreme Court had never ruled that the First Amendment could be used in this way .

A Florida court has ruled that the claims for the 3/4 guarantee do not ripen until after the end of the work period .

The law specified that if the referendum were ruled unconstitutional , poker would be banned in July 2000 .

The WP inside serves up two dispatches from the bureaucracy front : 1 ) The government has ruled that the 1988 CIA budget -- that 's right the 19 88 budget , a budget spent almost entirely on combating a country that no longer exists -- should remain secret ; 2 ) The chairman of Exxon Mobil says that for the recent merger that created his company , government regulators required the production of more than 31 .

A judge in Hawaii ruled this week that the state 's constitutional prohibition against sex discrimination requires it to give legal sanction to same-sex marriages .

The judge ruled that , in all but two cases , the Christian Coalition 's distribution of voting guides did not constitute specific endorsement of candidates -- which would have amounted to an illegal campaign contribution .

Though defendants traditionally win such cases , the LAT predicts a victory for Philip Morris because the presiding judge has ruled in favor of the tobacco industry before .

The WP reports that all five Law Lords ruled that a former head of state , unlike a sitting one , has but limited immunity : he or she can be forced into court to answer for actions that are not part of the legitimate function of government .

Last week a federal appeals court ruled that White House lawyers must hand over notes of their conversations with first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton to Whitewater Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr .

Straws in the wind : A baby boom in Moscow may be signaling the renewal of Russian optimism , according to the New York Times . California 's Supreme Court ruled that victims of age discrimination in the workplace have the same rights as victims of race and sex discrimination .

Britain 's highest court ruled that former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet can be extradited to Spain for prosecution on charges of murder and torture .

After a judge ruled the sickout illegal , the pilots still did n't go back to work , and the judge fined the union 's executives several thousand dollars and ordered the union to assume responsibility for $10 million in damages to passengers .

The courts ruled that The Nation exceeded its fair-use rights in 1985 when it excerpted key sections of Gerald Ford 's memoir in an article that was published slightly before Ford 's book reached stores .

When a Federal judge ruled last Friday evening that Microsoft had abused its monopoly power , many reports noted that the company 's stock price fell in `` after-hours trading . ''

The no-privilege decision by Judge Norma Johnson -- actually still under seal and leaked to the papers by lawyers involved in the case ( who thereby continue to flirt with sanction by Judge Johnson ) -- is deemed a `` stunning legal defeat '' for Clinton by the NYT and rated a `` major victory '' for Ken Starr by `` USA Today . The Washington Post and the NYT add that Judge Johnson also ruled against Clinton 's invocation of attorney-client privilege to shield his top aides , holding that Clinton could not use government-paid lawyers to aid his defense in a criminal investigation .

. The sophisticated spin : It 's a victory for the spirit of Roe , because the high court ruled that the procreation decision had been rightly made by the couple -- `` not the state and not the courts '' -- through their contract .

Apparently OSHA has ruled that people who work at home -- even if it 's just for a day to take care of a sick kid -- have to be provided with all the workplace safety stuff that they 'd get on the job -- proper ventilation , ergonomically correct chairs , etc .

Federal prisoners can once again purchase Playboy and Penthouse . A federal judge ruled that a ban on the publications violated the First Amendment rights of both inmates and publishers .

In 1993 , the Hawaii Supreme Court ruled that , indeed , denial of same-sex marriage amounted to discrimination on the basis of sex and sexual orientation .

Appearing on Meet the Press and Late Edition , the current chairman of the Reform Party -- Ross Perot ally Russell Verney -- calls for Ventura to resign and says Perot has not yet ruled himself out of the presidential race .

Then he opened his eyes again to peer at his watch and the expression of irritation returned . 

Threat Number Three sobered Henry up slightly , though his mother and Noreen , flanking him on each side like two prison warders , had n't said a word since Eunice had opened her mouth . 

Wild with fear , Constance opened her mouth and bit his nose so hard that it hurt her teeth . 

It was rather like a large belt ; you could probably fasten it about your waist and it would sit snugly over your hips . 

He fastened his seat belt without speaking and the Rover slid gently into Broadway , the road he had crossed less than a fortnight earlier on his way to see Sir Paul Berowne . 

Melissa fastened her safety belt and reached for the ignition . 

Of that I have no doubt , but I am equally certain that it was his own hands which fastened his belt around his neck and fumbled for the window bar . 

` Please extinguish all cigarettes and fasten seat belts , " the pilot says in English . 

Instead she contented herself with glaring coldly at him as she fastened the seatbelt . 

Unable to continue , she gestured to Ellen to fasten the ties at the back of her gown . 

He fastened the dress with clumsy fingers , for a moment hating himself . 

In a last defiant gesture Diana fastened the letter with red sealing wax and had it hand-delivered , just as Prince Philip had done with the one he sent to her . 

The six relics go in , and , after carefully expelling all air , I fasten the neck with string and push it into the white saddlebag . 

And without more ado the two officers fastened their clips about their ankles , wheeled out with velocipedes and were on their way . 

She would fasten the ring about her neck and wear it for Johnny , as he had asked her to do . 

Before she could say any more , he settled the helmet down over his head and fastened the strap . 

Quickly slipping into a sleeveless straight shirt-waister dress of pink shantung , Laura was just fastening the last button when she heard the sound of the doorbell . 

Her mother fastening Melanie 's coat snugly at the neck and tucking in a scarf . 

Lounging putti watch fountains plash in the parterre , and there is a huge leafy pillbox through whose massive walls you fight to come upon a hushed round pond with lilies and a boat . 

You are going to bloody well hang me anyway , for murders I never committed ! "

He was soon arrested , largely through the efforts of Tom Poole 's father , and was sentenced to be hanged in chains .

Four young girls are hanged for smuggling dynamite to blow up an Auschwitz crematorium .

It was n't long after that Sir Roger Casement was hanged for smuggling German arms into Ireland .

Government reports assert that Captain Lorenzo hanged himself in his cell .

The first Vietnamese boat person to commit suicide in Hong Kong died in hospital on Feb. 18 , two days after hanging himself with his belt and four days after he had officially been refused refugee status .

Usually they were successful , occasionally they were driven off ; but the bees could be told that the Maclean dead were amply revenged . 

Armed with guns stolen from gunshops , they revenged themselves on creditors who had ` restrained " their property . 

To revenge him , his widow joined the independent French section of the Special Operations Executive in October 1943 . 

On the bus was written 18 , the same number as two buses bombed by Hamas to revenge Ayyash 's death .

In ''The Crossing Guard , '' Jack Nicholson is a policeman out to revenge his murdered son .

Mourners carried a banner that read `` we will not rest in peace until we have revenged the death of our martyrs . ''

Contoured metallic parts glided and folded out over me , emerging from the wall and pushing me back in with them .

The top three mosquito hits were then folded and scored as before .

Eric 's guitar sounded like two steel rail wagons clanging together in a Chicago freight yard at 4am . 

Once more the long gleaming blades clanged together , the clear bell-like notes of their joyous battle song sounding loud in the high-walled arena of death . 

A bullet clanged monstrously loud on a brass barrel and ricocheted up into the sky . 

Sword clanged on stone , and Fedorov cursed as it jarred his wrist . 

Soon the chewed mass has sponged up any moisture left and your dry tongue is clanging against the side of your mouth like the great bell of Notre Dame . 

I drive home , the rain pelting through the window , depressed and angry ; musing on what other professional would be doing emergency night-work without uniform , driver , radio or specialist vehicle . 

It would save her waiting for the rain to stop , and the way the rain was pelting down it looked as if it never would stop . 

Jimmy halted between the two policemen when he saw Cardiff sitting behind a desk , rain pelting against the outside window . 

So why was she sitting here now , moodily watching the rain pelting down outside the patio doors ? 

The heavies clump downstairs laughing , and they jeer all the way down the garden path . 

She clumped across the star-patterned mosaic towards the walk-in cupboard where the ski-gear was kept . 

After Doug felt it was safe to leave them , and a neighbour had come in to help Mrs Fraser , they clumped down the stairs . 

I was n't sure it was a girl , at first , what with the shapeless and grimly robe she wore -- ankle-length , made of coarse brown cloth -- and the heavy oversized boots in which she was clumping along . 

You 're a fool , boy , " he said , and clumped off down the hall . 

And those watching Forcibles swung their empty stares around the nearly deserted bar , then wheeled their tight formation and clumped out . 

Martha clumped along to the editor 's office wishing her bum were smaller . 

But Tod is the last one left , clumping around his empty ranch with two minders and his Rottweiler dogs . 

He stared down at the Hoflin farm , then clumped back to the car . 

Swedish feet in wooden sandals clumped down the stairs past his door , then up again , paused , knocked , said ` Telephone " and continued back to their room . 

He was coming out of the bank , and I nearly peeped the horn to let him know I was there . 

Now what I would like to do is come back and see you either next week or the week after . 

I know it 's out of order , me coming here like this , but it 's urgent , could n't wait . " 

` Ziggie , Ziggie , " called Peach , ` here kitten , come here to me ! " 

And he says as soon as he can afford the boat ticket , he 's going to come home . " 

` You can come home with me , " Carson offered , and the speed of her reply shook him slightly . 

So of course , we did n't go on it , we come home to Newmarket . 

The commando parties were to come ashore at three points : over the bows of Campbeltown ; on the Old Entrance quays ; and on the Old Mole . 

By 1914 , however , the situation was totally transformed : 96 per cent of London 's milk came by train . 

They came by road , they came by water , and the arrival of the railway much later added to Rorschach 's significance . 

The tumour came from a hen , and the material transmitted caused tumours in other fowl , so it had no obvious importance to human medicine . 

She admitted she had come from London to gain recruits for the Communist Party , but denied any attempt to stir up strife . 

Public parks came in the 1840s , and public libraries a few years later ; later still perhaps the grandiose Town Hall , by no means always to be despised as architecture . 

It came in the 13th minute , when the defection of Dimitri Kharin from Moscow to Chelsea , cost the Russians dearly . 

Madge stretched out a hand and said soothingly , ` Please come in Mr Patel . 

She saw Gwen , who had come into the bar to consult with her manager , glance across with a very sharp look which did not waver until he 'd clumsily righted it . 

A tall lean figure with deep lines carved vertically down his brown cheeks , he came into the office looking as cool as he did on a winter 's day . 

But what is it like to face Immigration Officers when you come to Britain for the first time , not knowing the language , uncertain about the future ? 

As Miguel came towards her , Shelley said , ` A good firm bandage , I think . 

She was still puzzling over the problem when she saw Joanna 's car coming towards her . 

The likeable Welshman , who came via the coaching route from Western Province , says he is fed up with the intrigue and politics of rugby . 

His information comes via satellite from weather stations around the country , and his own weather observation unit is a Met Office-approved climatological station . 

The first Rottweiler to be imported from Germany came via the UK , owing to very strict quarantine regulations . 

He took time out of a busy schedule to come up to the zoo and meet the rather less glamorous , but real , White 's Tree Frog . 

Then I heard a new sound : a thin wail more certain than the birds , coming from inside the house , balancing between the shuffling draughts . 

Derek had come along too , to keep me company and because he fancied the idea of hunting with hawks . 

Another boat came along and not realising the situation overtook the inside boat and , before it could stop , also ran into the bridge . 

The oil appeared spasmodically for the next hour while three other patients came in . 

But he had no intention of going to the new Tarzan film tonight , Dad had taken him to that in Manchester when it first came out . 

A boy came out and looked at me , a bit suspicious , and I felt a fool , but that boy took me back thirty years . 

I graduated from Salford in June 1987 and came straight out here to teach in a privately-owned Academy . 

Jason came over to my apartment , we jammed and I was completely floored by the kid -- he was unbelievable ! 

` Shall I come over first thing in the morning and give you a hand ? 

Nigel Cramer came round to see Quinn during the lunch-hour , London time . 

The poor saps come round here and act like they 're his equals , and he plays with them . 

As they came round a bend they met a lorry overtaking a tractor . 

In fact , we 've come straight round here from the police station . 

They come out in force to get mucky at this year 's Reading Festival , but would they subscribe to Britain 's most derided youth cult : the soft crusties ? 

Feeling extremely foolish , Guy put his revolver away and came out from behind the horse . 

I said , no , but if she came out to the perimeter fence again , that 'd be the time . 

At the sight of him coming out through the kitchen door wearing one of Cathie 's frilly aprons and carrying the laundry basket , her jaw dropped and she scuttled back inside her house . 

She backed away , one hand raised to ward him off , stopping abruptly as she came up against the edge of the table . 

Seb came down and Nutty said , ` Gloria said you were in the -- " 

However , in recent years , improvements in sliphouse processing have come very close to eliminating the problem . 

With luck , an ` easeful death " will intervene before that day comes . 

Farrel explained that he was an agricultural student and had come to lend a hand with the harvest . 

` If anyone could see into my heart , I should feel quite ashamed " , he wrote to his wife . 

Her heart felt amazingly light , and she knew it was because of Tom and the way they were talking and laughing together over the morning 's task . 

Filled with love , she longed to run towards him , but controlled the impulse ; then , when he came towards her with his hand outstretched , her heart felt swollen with joy . 

Her heart was galloping so fast that she felt quite giddy with happiness . 

Because I do not want to influence the mind of the patient in any way , the phrase I usually employ is : ` Go to wherever your subconscious mind feels comfortable . " 

Had pier alone , Carrie knew , than when she was with them , and although she did n't really mind this , it made her feel lonely this particular day . 

She tried to drive the thought from her mind , feeling an all-too familiar surge of anger and sorrow . 

I do n't have to stand here baring my soul in order to make you feel better and less of a victim ! 

Sarah stayed outside a few minutes longer , her spirits lifting wondrously , and she felt as happy as a robin singing among the branches of the oak tree . 

He had felt ashamed the first time he put it on : it brought him back to his ugliness . 

The water was very cold , and after a while I was n't feeling so bad . 

She felt even worse when she saw Stephen 's girlfriend in church , flourishing the engagement ring she had persuaded him to give her before he left to organise a factory in Newcastle for his firm . 

She felt bad about leaving without saying goodbye , but what else was she supposed to do ? 

She felt no fear but only a strange sort of companionship with the creatures who populated the forest night . 

Her voice was neutral , precise , measured and Jack felt sick with fear . 

In such circumstances , the infant may feel hatred , love or fear ; but it will understand these as feelings assigned to an external form , which may be introjected . 

He felt no sense of guilt in the betrayal of personal confidence . 

Baking was n't her ideal way of spending her precious half day off from the Examiner but she was feeling guilty about Henry . 

She felt guilty as she held her daughter until the shivering and the teeth chattering stopped . 

In fact I feel happy to be alive and I am enjoying my relationship with my husband and my children . 

Individuals may feel happier if they have a clearly specified job within the organisation and know exactly where they fit into the workings of the organisation . 

For me personally , the afternoon 's exercise and movement left me feeling very happy and relaxed . 

The father said in evidence that he had felt very angry and felt like assaulting the appellant , who was convicted under section 5 . 

` I sometimes feel a great sense of loss and disappointment that she never saw me grow up . 

Hugging her barrister , Stephen Kamlish , she added : ` I just feel great relief . 

We feel sad when people we know are not at peace with one another . 

` I feel sad about this , especially for the fans - and it 's all because of one man , Alain Prost . " 

People who feel sorry for my old bridesmaid and travelling companion are barking up the wrong tree . 

A LORRY driver who felt sorry for an unwanted calf stole animal feed to keep it alive . 

His own bowel felt uneasy in the eerie emptiness , emphasised by the abandoned accoutrements of the missing crew , all around him . 

As soon as she felt secure in a relationship , she began to feel restless and uneasy . 

He has contemplated suicide , he says ; he feels deep regret about the death . 

He somehow felt safe , locked into his seat , as if no harm would come to him if he stayed like that . 

They sometimes have unusual parenting styles and some , though by no means all , find that having a social worker looking over their shoulder makes them feel uncomfortable and unnecessarily unsure of themselves . 

How can they change it if they do n't know what you 're feeling ? 

However , he was hounded all the way by Phillip McCallen who put on his best performance of the day so far . 

He claimed that his Socialist opponents had used corruption allegations to hound him from office , and that fellow right-wing politicians in Paris had abandoned him ( many of Médecin 's close political friends had been alienated by his decision in 1989 to leave the Gaullist Rally for the Republic and join the far right National Centre of Independents and Peasants ) . 

And this time China 's rulers knifed it in the back with shameless savagery -- then set about hounding the survivors in a reign of terror . 

Between them , Candy and Adam had hounded her into a corner ; she felt beleaguered , under attack from all sides . 

The grieving widow was rich and powerful enough to hound anyone through the courts . 

And you hounded him at work , wanting his attention all the time like a spoilt child . 

And I think they 'd just been hounding him for a while and that was the last straw . 

Dinah felt herself trembling ; this was the man who had libelled Paul and herself , had made their early years wretched , had hounded her out of the only world she knew . 

Your lawyers told me that we 've been lucky the press have n't hounded us out of the house yet . 

But her screams still echoed in his ears , ringing out into the night , summoning all his enemies , the whole world , who only wanted this opportunity to hound him , to tear him . 

With his kinsmen and the Godwin family hounding him , and Mercia threatening to overwhelm him , he had to extend north , or else clear his rivals out of Northumbria . 

THE parents of zany comedian Vic Reeves yesterday denied they had put their house on the market to stop fans hounding them . 

Here at least she would not be hounded by her other creditors . 

In an embittered speech , Shevardnadze complained that he had been hounded by reactionary political opponents . 

Local traders complain the Wales 's were once a familiar sight but have been hounded off the streets by pressmen . 

For this he was hounded into the political wilderness ; but now it is happening . 

Or perhaps you 'd find being hounded into the ground by an amateur detective positively rib-splitting ! " 

Labour 's Deputy Leader , Margaret Beckett , has addressed the Labour Conference saying she wo n't be hounded out of her job . 

In my opinion , they should stop hounding law-abiding citizens and set about catching the obvious culprits , whoever they are . 

Far from hounding him gratuitously , they said , they were acting on information received . 

She blabbed to the Press and they hounded me until I left the country . 

Deprived of royal favour , and hounded from Radnorshire politics by his great rivals the Harleys , he sought out a new patron , Thomas Grey , second Earl of Stamford [ q.v. ] , a new parliamentary seat ( first for Breconshire and then as Stamford 's nominee for Bere Alston ) , and a new reputation as an energetic House of Commons man . 

When he is eventually hounded out of America and into exile by J Edgar Hoover ( Kevin Dunn ) it is an ignominious end to his career . 

He and his friends would have me scoffed and hounded out of the county rather than see my house completed . 

I 'd seen other men in other companies , as innocent as I believed myself to be , hounded out because wrongdoers require a scapegoat where the wrongdoing concerns money . 

It was to hound and hasten Leonard 's waking thoughts , eliminate any residual interest he may have possessed in mere intellectual commitment , and open to him the stark reality of life downtown . 

The product used was made by boiling a quantity of hops with treacle , adding mashed potatoes and salt , then thickening the mixture with flour . 

They thicken the curd , giving it extra body and making it more stable when spread into flan cases or flat , open plate pies . 

Purée can be gradually thickened by adding flour , oatmeal , potato , rice , or any staple that the family uses until it reaches the consistency of mashed potato . 

Cars and light vans contribute to 18 per cent of the carbon emissions which thicken the protective layer of gases around the Earth contributing to global warming ( see Chapter 1 ) . 

A more elegant , but equally traditional sauce for pork or game is made by thickening a red wine sauce with mustard and blood . 

It is made from blood thickened with cereals and contains large pieces of fat . 

Until the 1930s , it was common to have a fig pie or pudding on Palm Sunday , based on stewed , dried figs thickened with cornflour and flavoured with mixed spice . 

And our own early recipes for tomato soups thickened with rice or bread were derived from Portuguese rather than American , French or Italian cookery . 

Further along , an apothecary was trying to sell the customers of such women a cure for the clap made out of boar 's grease , sulphur , bark and quicksilver , all thickened by heavy treacle . 

The fruit is cooked to bring out the flavour , then sweetened and thickened . 

He had sat in the store-room behind the shop here and told her how someone in the club had sung a song that recalled his Nelly to him .

They want music which recalls rock 's most exciting classic moments without quite turning into heavy metal ( too crass ) .

What use were services that recalled the Crucifixion when there was Timothy Gedge wandering about the place , a far better reminder of waste and destruction ?

Her dialogue has a wonderfully polished lustre that recalls Wilde and Firbank .

When these claims conflicted with Edward 's needs , he challenged them with a resolution and skilfulness that recalled Henry II .

In large numbers of writers ( many now seldom encountered ) we confront replications of designs , language , and generic adoptions which recall Spenser .

Everything which recalled the past of tsarist Russia should be destroyed and replaced by new Soviet forms .

In Difficulties with girls there are passages which recall that lift of the old proud head .

He began to pour all his time and emotion into poetry , writing with a passion that recalls the English romantics , Oscar Wilde and the American beats .

At his best , in such works as " Winter Sky " and " Ribble landscape , 1965 " , he achieves an intensity that recalls the visionary dark and light and half-light of Jack Yeats .

They contain the sort of resonant imagery and psychological complexity one associates with the most determined European cinema , but within strong narratives that recall the best Hollywood films .

It was the last movement by the spider that recalled to Quinn the tiny detail that eluded him last night .

This recalled that sound broadcasting fell within the state monopoly of telecommunications , discharged by the PTT .

Sense impressions produced vibrations within the brain ; two impressions received simultaneously would be linked and a later stimulus which recalled one would also recall the other .

Firmly , satirically based in contemporary London , it also has a fractured time-scheme and an indecipherable , detective story plot which recalls Robbe-Grillet and the nouveau roman .

Zhorik has also developed an interesting new style : huge sheets with paintings that recall Roy Lichenstein 's pictures but executed in a naïve , ethnic style that could be either Russian or New Guinean .

The military aspect of the crusade is subliminally suggested by the gentle figure who handles his firing weapon in varied positions which recall those of a fighting force .

For many , these works recall childhood memories ; they were the silent witnesses to countless formative experiences .

The art of Gallienus ' reign recalled happier days under the emperors of the second century AD .

They would also hear the ` elementary " which the detective never spoke , but see nothing recalling the panache and finesse of the famous works .

Today the control room which has been buzzing with activity for the past fortnight is empty , most travellers have now left the area .

The restaurant was less than half-full and yet as soon as Jen had invaded it , the place buzzed with crowded special excitement .

The place is buzzing with gossip , so it 's an ideal opportunity .

She noticed Diana 's uncertainty and , ignoring the other guests who were still buzzing over Diana 's choice of dress , whisked her off to the powder room .

More amazing is the fact that these towns do n't have the benefit of City of Culture-style licensing laws , yet are still buzzing .

With the Italian press still buzzing with the story of the Grand Canal assault , Denis Law 's brother Joe arrived for a short holiday from Aberdeen .

By 9.30am the campsite was buzzing with anticipation as everyone made sure that their equipment was working .

Northwich was buzzing with news of the fire yesterday and many were speculating as to whether ICI would bother reopening the plant , which is scheduled to close this year .

On a Monday morning , early in 1921 , Salisbury was buzzing with the news of the murder of a local taxi-driver .

A busy , scruffy town , buzzing with activity at the end of the ancient canal which separates Levkas Island from the mainland .

In a class buzzing with activity a child with severely defective vision can get left behind or left out because he can not see clearly how to perform the tasks involved .

The bar was busy when we entered , buzzing with agricultural talk , but the moment we appeared , there was total silence .

The room immediately buzzed with activity as we all scribbled down voluminous notes .

WESTMINSTER was today buzzing with anticipation as MPs gathered for tonight 's crucial vote on the Maastricht Treaty .

That afternoon the convener communicated his version of the story to the shop steward 's committee and within an hour every department was buzzing with the news .

` The town is buzzing and it will be great to be involved in first-team football again .

One thing 's for certain , Horton is a bollocks manager who could n't inspire fish to swim . 

With over 180 colour photographs the cook should inspire you to really make the most of containers . 

Daz Sumner , who became one of the few riders to beat Berwick 's powerful Richard Knight on his own track this season , tried to inspire his colleagues but even skipper Steve Regeling struggled for points . 

Since the early 1960s Mr Briggs has cleared 450 acres of bracken by a variety of methods including aerial and knapsack spraying , and said : ` The problems of over-grazing by sheep are well known . 

He cleared it of leaves and dragged it out of the corner into which the Friar had stuffed it . 

Clear the roads of many of its traffic jams and causes of accidents 

Their role was to clear the Channel of the Dutch and English fleets , before returning to escort across the invasion army in its transports . 

His principal objective was to clear his name of the suspicion attached to it . 

However , to lay claim to the land , settlers were compelled in such a milieu to be seen to clear it of trees , so the result was ecologically undesirable . 

They have cleared land for vegetable patches and introduced exotic weeds , and , that bane of island wildlife , goats . 

He thus , in the face of furious opposition , cleared the ground for the drastic overhaul of the fiscal system which was now more essential than ever . 

When we indicated that we would like to clear him on the spot he was very reluctant to let us on board saying that the boat was " in a hell of a mess " ! 

The objective is to clear the surface without removing ink from the bitten areas . 

ISRAEL and the PLO will seal a deal on mutual recognition within 24 hours , clearing the way for signing an agreement on Palestinian self-rule by September 13 , a PLO official in Tunis said today . 

JASON LIVINGSTON 'S future in athletics will be revealed tomorrow after a last-ditch bid to clear his name in front of leading British officials . 

Was she trying to clear her conscience , or was it Margaret 's final act of revenge on Leah who had grabbed all the glory ? 

Two days later I drove the BMW back to Winston Street and cleared my room . 

In a mild autumn and a warm soil this is easy to achieve but it is certainly worth sowing as soon as the ground has been cleared of the previous crop . 

One corner of the barn had already been cleared to make room for two kitchen chairs placed facing each other , with an old tea-chest in between . 

` Look at the way some of the slums are being cleared and council houses being built in Norris Green and Huyton and other places , " he argued . 

The site will be completely cleared and made safe until building work can start on the new development . 

The report gives details of the jet 's mission and clears both the crew and the equipment of any fault . 

After Rentokil had cleared the premises they chemically disinfected the entire area and the property is now ready for sale , minus ` the ones that got away ! 

If the Tigers can clear other Muslim communities to the south , they will have established a safe corridor between the Serbian and the Bosnian capitals . 

It was full of trees and boulders , but with a team of local men Jack set about getting the field cleared of rocks , fences and walls . 

Many of Winterthur 's wealthier citizens had already built their villas outside in the country , and it was assumed that the space cleared by destroying the walls would go the same way . 

A COURIER firm boss cleared of killing a motorist by reckless driving was a ` lucky man " , the victim 's husband said yesterday . 

She cleared her desk onto the floor , made coffee and switched on the typewriter . 

` We 'll clear one shelf onto the table here , and then we 'll see . " 

In Omi 's room , the door opened a crack : herself frightened , Erika peeked into the sitting-room and hushed an even more frightened Paul into silence as he whispered , ` What is it ? 

She hushed him , imagining that if his language were overheard , those overhearing it would be as shocked as she pretended to be . 

Katherine 's face dropped and Thomas was about to intervene when Jacob hushed him . 

Sir Anthony hushed them and then rose , smiling his quiet and pleasant smile with one hand extended in salutation as a plump and dark-haired man came bouncingly to join them . 

Their running feet sounded like a downpour within the close walls , until Mary hushed her . 

We always laugh and joke and talk so much that Enid hushes us perpetually , and now he has nothing to say . 

Scathach hushed the old man , who was struggling to keep the flow of his words . 

This time it is the author and her husband paddling an open canoe down the river for four months in 1984 . 

They had set off on a sunny morning to paddle their canoes a short distance along the Dorset coastline from the St Albans Centre , Lyme Regis . 

An attempt to paddle west along the north coast of Ronay towards more sheltered water was thwarted by the ebb tide ripping out , abetted by the mighty wind . 

TWO assistant scout leaders will spend Easter paddling a canoe from Devizes to Westminster in aid of scouts and the Tommy Campaign . 

Thirty four-year-old Alan Mercer from Lindford and Brian Rudman ( 23 ) from Whitehill are paddling all the way from Devizes to Westminster in a 125-mile canoe race . 

Stan Weatherall and ` Darkie " A. Harrison paddled their two-man canoe from Salen down the broad , rocky loch Sunart into the open sea on a clear day in February 1941 . 

This means that in order to paddle a straight line in a white water boat we need to include a bit of steering into the forward stroke . 

You should previously have been in charge of a small cruiser for at least two weeks ( perhaps on a two week flotilla ) , and you should be confident reefing your mainsail or paddling your rubber dinghy in strong winds . 

The SCA deliberately do not make agreements on the grounds that there is a legal right to paddle Scottish rivers , a position disputed by some . 

After White Face had signalled to some men on the opposite bank , a narrow dugout canoe was paddled across to collect us . 

A second canoe on this mission was paddled back to be safely picked up five miles from the English coast . 

“ Miers could not take the German prisoners on board his sub , and if he had left them to paddle ashore they would immediately have gone back into the German forces …

As they paddle sedately forward across the water , they suddenly form a ring . 

In Sheffield he paddled whitewater with such notables as Colin Tee , Jon Gatfield and Dave Higson and also board surfed . 

( There are spiders too : an engineer , inspecting the Lake as it was filling , reported seeing a half-drowned tree covered with what appeared to be black foliage : he paddled alongside , then shot away as fast as his blades could carry him . 

Edward paddled across the river to the highway , hitched a ride into town and bought back beer . 

Two of the Moi carrying short poles followed them to a dugout canoe moored by the camp , and they paddled across the river to the plain on the other side . 

Like a scene from Hawaii Five-O , two- and three-man teams sunk their paddles deep into the warm salt water and paddled hard along the coast for four miles towards the entrance to the Tortugero Canal , an inland waterway running parallel to the coast . 

No.4 COPP was to survey a beach on the north-west coast , and Neville McHarg with Lieutenant Sinclair paddled shorewards from HMS Safari . 

Her friends came to visit in garish canoes , landed and partied and paddled home in the purple sunrise . 

When they see us paddling on the river , they stare at us open-mouthed , as if we are completely insane . 

We paddle past Bank Holiday beaches , through sailing regattas and literally hundreds of swans . 

The only hope was to try and paddle to the bank , then work our way back into the safe waters of the Cherwell by pulling on the branches of the shrubs and trees that overhung the river . 

Nor , as these raiders paddled towards an enemy shore , was there more than a canvas skin on its wooden frame between them and a hostile reception . 

We are paddling at 45 degrees to the sea so on every wave the paddle must be just so to stop the boat going over . 

For organizations and clubs first timing it in this area Kinloss Canoe Club can always provide an experienced canoeist guide ( usually an instructor ) to join your flotilla and paddle along to give up to the minute on the spot information , or if you wish , to lead on the water , all at not cost , especially on the Findhorn . 

I desperately tried to paddle away but the canoe move and I was wedged in . 

One instructor paddled off while the other stayed to help me get the canoe out and empty it . 

As we paddled on down this part of the river I became aware of a huge commotion behind me . 

Tony paddles over ; the dripping water from his paddle ends , and the suck of water into the holes they leave behind are the only sounds for miles . 

At the London final , where they were interviewed by Gloria Hunniford , one contender wanted to paddle down the Amazon and another wanted to climb Kilimanjaro . 

Courtney 's canoeists with ten Folbots ( see diagram p. 25 ) were the first of what became the Special Boat Section , formed after their leader had given a practical demonstration of the canoe 's military potential , a potential doubted by even the adventurous characters in Combined Operations headquarters until Courtney paddled out one summer night in 1940 to a carrier ship moored in the Clyde . 

68 year old Idris Owen receives a Gold Badge for paddling over 800km last year while spending much of his time teaching handicapped canoeists on the Montgomery Canal . 

The number of top lady paddlers in sprint , shalom and coaching is legion and it would be invidious of me to select names although one has honoured canoeing by being awarded an MBE a few years ago and more recently one has completed almost the ultimate in canoe expeditions by paddling round the Horn . 

Hours were spent paddling around in the dark on the Suez Canal until they believed they had mastered handling of the inflatables . 

As they left the turn the French paddled off at a tangent and tried to run the Romanians into the landing pontoon in front of all the VIPs . 

Miles had remained silent as they had paddled out into the water , though his heart was full of anger and grief . 

Croatian President Franjo Tudjman , who has vacillated between peace and supporting Bosnian Croats who seek union with neighboring Croatia , beamed with pleasure at the sight of Clinton in his capital .

Frustrated U.N. officials pleaded for instructions from a world community vacillating between outrage at the Serbs ' defiance and reluctance to be sucked into the Balkan carnage .

Private economists have been vacillating between predictions of an immediate rate cut and a belief that the central bank will prefer to wait until its August meeting because of mixed signals in recent economic reports .

Officials , however , have vacillated on the timing of market 's opening .

`` Instead of giving the industry a lifesaving injection , the corporation is vacillating on what should be done , '' said Ravindra Randeniya , president of the Film Actors ' Guild .

Meanwhile , the UN vacillates over what to do with Forand 's refugees .

I can also confirm to my hon. Friend that we have made no plans for a super increase in VAT , as the Opposition have apparently considered .

When he confirmed to Hankey that this was a ` command " , the latter replied ; ` Very well , Sire .

A BBC spokesman confirmed her departure , but the way may be left clear for Mrs Hewitt to return to Walford and put a spring back in henpecked Arthur 's step .

A Scotland Yard spokesman confirmed that the new claims were being investigated .

Western military sources confirmed that Turkey had the military capability to carry out an air raid on the Bekaa .

On Feb. 9 the US administration confirmed that some US$107,000,000 of US aid to Jordan had been placed under review .

Can my hon. Friend confirm that it is the Government 's intention to continue to reduce taxes and deregulate , both of which will help small businesses ?

A row blew up as he confirmed that he will obey the German and EC deadline and rush through the Maastricht Bill in the Commons ` by next summer " .

The bids confirmed that they were best to hang on to them and they will now be refurbished and pole-mounted at the entrance to the Museum .

On 24 January 1992 the local authority confirmed that decision in writing .

I confirm that the Government 's nerve will hold in the context of the twin track of political progress and a robust security policy conducted under the rule of law .

Will he confirm that the occupation is illegal and that all settlements on the west bank are illegal ?

Gloucestershire Police confirmed today that they have questioned the pair .

Chris Waddle confirmed he would leave Marseille at the end of the season .

If this can be confirmed , it would be an invaluable adjunct to provenance studies .

Police are probing allegations that Sage , 16 , hatched a bizarre plan to kill his dad 's handyman .

SCOTLAND Yard is probing ballot rigging allegations in the seamen 's union -- revealed in the Daily Mirror last year .

AN escaped prisoner known as The Crusher was being hunted last night by police probing a nightwatchman 's murder .

SCOTLAND Yard is to probe allegations that British paras executed Argentine prisoners during the Falklands conflict .

A MINICAB driver and a woman were arrested yesterday by police probing a rape and kidnap .

Andrea was too distraught to speak as police probed the tragedy at Gabalfa , Cardiff , yesterday .

Detectives are probing a break-in at the Smith Arms in Greatham , near Hartlepool .

The Securities and Exchange Board of India , the government regulatory body , is probing into the dealings of stock brokers trading in Sachdeva 's company .

The commissioners are also probing into irregularities in the management of a Capital Development Fund to pay for construction projects .

BERN , Switzerland ( AP ) --- Switzerland 's prosecutor 's office on Wednesday approved releasing bank and corporate documents to Italian anti-corruption investigators probing former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi .

But police have yet to probe any connection of AUM with Russian military circles , the sources said .

State radio said investigators were probing the possibility that the freight train had run a red light signal .

SINGAPORE --- Singapore investigators probing the collapse of Barings PLC have completed their investigation , which took them to London and Tokyo , and a full report is expected in June , a newspaper reported Wednesday .

Another 250 officers are being probed for allegedly submitting claims for reimbursement for lodging and meals when they were sleeping and eating free at relatives ' homes while out of town on business .

Leeson 's German attorney confirmed he had also hired counsel in Britain , where fraud investigators began probing Leeson 's activities on Friday .

Investigators will start from scratch in probing the murders of Roman Catholic Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo , presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio and leading politician Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu , prosecutor Pablo Chapa Manzanilla told legislators .

They sat facing each other , so they might look as much as they wished , and then began to talk . 

He went back to the piano and sat looking at the keys -- afraid to play . 

Because he sat most nights on his own and looking very much removed from the whole crowd , very dark-browed and quiet , we speculated endlessly on his story . 

Chrissy was sitting speculating on this question , trying to come up with even one course of action apart from confronting those involved , which she firmly believed would mean her death . 

In old age she sat for long periods by her bedroom window , looking out over roof-tops to distant church spires and tower blocks . 

The Collector had sat a good deal in this chair over the past few days and it had come to affect his habits of thought . 

Sara Glynn sat opposite Wycliffe in the big , rather gloomy room with its dark wallpaper , over-varnished oil paintings in gilt frames , and leather-upholstered chairs . 

He had been sitting all evening in exactly the spot from which the gun had been fired . 

Nearby sat two effeminate-looking men ; there was also a baby in a cradle . 

The arrangement of the room should be as efficient and convenient for several people moving about as for one person sitting reading . 

On the Colonel 's left sat his youngest son , Charles William Bellingham Farrier , who was twenty-five years old . 

Then we all moved to the dinner tables where everyone had been placed , Barbara Sinatra sat on James Hanson 's right and Frank Sinatra at a nearby table next to Geraldine Hanson . 

Her brother sat opposite her with his back to the door devouring hunks of bread smothered with a mixture of peanut-butter and strawberry jam . 

For a moment longer he sat frozen , then just as Jezrael cannoned into him he knocked the scalding can away . 

Another man sat alone at the table next to them , peering at a magazine . 

If the patient watches television , it should be positioned so that he is sitting straight to see it : he should not have to turn his head , or bend or crick his neck . 

At last he relaxed his grip on her back and pulled himself up to sit straight in the purgatorial chair . 

The King followed the gesture , then sat straight in the saddle , his hand to his eyes . 

I was sitting upright in a pine coffin high on a marble pedestal -- Yes , it was the one I 'd dreamt the night before I got my results . 

It reminds me of days in the Wolf Cubs when we sat around Akela and heard about Mowgli . 

He ate the food that was provided with the avidness of those who sat around him . 

Greg turned in surprise and looked at Rachel who was sitting at her desk writing up some reports . 

Liam Devlin sat at the piano in the Lights of Lisbon , a cigarette dangling from the corner of his mouth , a glass of wine on one side . 

In my new mood , I went over to the solitary man and said easily , pulling out a chair , ` May I sit at your table ? " 

Sarah sat quietly at the table in the room , and looked at her hands . 

I 'm looking forward to getting back home and sitting by the fire . 

But one day , as he sat by a mountain stream , he actually looked at a flower , and for the first time in ten years he realized how beautiful something living could be . 

He was still sitting in the same chair , staring into space like a man in a trance . 

Cowley sat stiffly in one of the leather armchairs , not at all happy with what Hogan had just told him . 

Lee sat sideways on the crossbar and Philip freewheeled down the hill . 

There 's a reception area where they can sit and talk and the girls sit in there too and help the conversation along . " 

And so the three people sat quietly around their table in the warm kitchen , and put their hands together to pray . 

I spun round and sat down on the pavement , a ringing noise in my head . 

The wool room , which is now converted for serving teas , has entrance from the house , and patrons can sit out on the gallery . 

Once we were sitting round the table and the landlady 's son said , ` Give me the butter . " 

An old rocking chair , where Jake had always sat , stood like a cliff . 

` I 've just about heard of her , but I could tell she 's famous , just by the way she sits and holds her head and moves . " 

Soften cheese with a fork and add finely chopped chives , parsley or spring onion tops and season well . 

Soften the cheese , then beat in the soured cream or fromage frais . 

The horse softens food before swallowing by chewing the food between his molars with a sideways grinding action of the lower jaw . 

In a large saucepan soften the onion and garlic in the oil , and cook until just coloured . 

Internally it tends to cause wallpaper to lift off , to soften plaster and flake emulsion paint , leaving tidemarks . 

Ruminants like deer and cattle have a forward site for fermentation in a complex multi-chambered rumen where the food is soaked and softened by enzymes in the stomach . 

The Foreign Secretary also predicted that a hung parliament would lead to another election within a year . 

Some observers predict that ground-based fibre-optic systems may take over many of the point-to-point telecommunications tasks performed by satellites . 

Predicting that conditions would be better in 1993 , he acknowledged , however , that moving agriculture to a market economy had been " the most complicated problem " and that agricultural market mechanisms were not working well . 

Kasparov 's recent performance had been lacklustre and many experts were predicting that Karpov was about to regain the world title . 

Experts predict the Home Alone sequel will hit £50 million in just 15 days . 

But experts predict that a landslide would rupture chlorine tanks . 

This theory can be used to predict the sequence of offers before arbitration was involved and in the frequency with which arbitration was used . 

Besides , if Maidstone could predict so accurately when Elsie would appear then it would be a simple matter to find her again -- perhaps at the same time tomorrow . 

Weather researchers hope to predict more accurately short term weather with complex mathematical models , given faster computers . 

The practical implication is that the outcome of any action , unless it has been previously proven , can not be predicted accurately . 

Violence was predicted on the basis of disorder at demonstrations in Paris and Chicago earlier in the year . 

It was therefore not possible to predict , on the basis of patient characteristics , those who would develop cardiac arrhythmias . 

The real reason why we can not predict human behavior is that it is just too difficult . 

Lowell instituted a search for this unknown planet , confidently predicting exactly where it should be . 

In fact , in 1922 , several years before Edwin Hubble 's discovery , Friedmann predicted exactly what Hubble found ! 

Next year , advertisers predict a marginally brighter future , with 45 per cent seeing a ` modest " increase in budget levels as a result of the election . 

Flotation advisers declined to predict the total number of applications . 

Although it has confidently been predicted by a number of high-ranking orthodox medical practitioners that any research in homoeopathy would rapidly discredit the whole subject , I have not found this to be the case . 

Continental Research , the independent market research group , predicts that the number of UK homes with satellite dishes will exceed 3 million this year . 

This told us a lot about Parvin 's ability to predict outcomes , to make and express judgements and to engage with a task , as well as her knowledge of concepts of size and measuring . 

We were unable to predict the outcome of treatment on the basis of functional parameters , thus confirming the finding of previous studies . 

France were not part of the tournament in 1892 , and 100 years later I would be reluctant to predict precisely what their impact will be this time round , Villepreux or no ! 

Major charities have predicted hostel closures as a result of the new arrangements . 

` In 1991 , I predicted the result of the General Election -- everybody thought that Labour would win . 

Wimpey boss Sir Clifford Chetwood predicted the recession would last five years but added : ` There will be very few construction companies left then . " 

Specifically , I did predict that oil would be pumped into the waters of the Gulf . 

He has promised to make a decision before the end of this week , but most party leaders predict he will be persuaded by the Clinton sweep to stay on the sidelines . 

In that case , it is difficult to predict how long it would take to be finally approved . 

This helps the learner to predict what will happen , though often the most regular items are the most redundant ( for example , the third person singular of the present simple tense ) . 

It is now certain that Malta 's coach , Pippo Psaila , could not predict what Scotland 's team will be , for the simple reason that even Roxburgh does not know the answer to that one yet . 

He had accurately predicted the necessity of a better organised army to defend Ulthuan against the increasing strength of the Dark Elves . 

Mrs Prophet , also known as Guru Ma , has predicted a nuclear cataclysm for April 23rd . 

There has not been such a bad outcome for the professionals since the American election of 1948 when the pollsters confidently predicted a clear victory for Dewey . 

But last year housebuilding bottomed out at about half the level of 1988 and analysts predict a slow upturn in 1992 . 

There are also a few cases where we can roughly predict the location of a particular error . 

The characters are often familiar ones and their predicaments although farfetched can be predicted by anyone who makes a habit of watching cartoons . 

His demise was predicted by party colleagues who believed he was frequently in the news for all the wrong reasons . 

Hope returned of a new life beyond the slaughter which was being widely predicted for the March election . 

The figure was predicted to rise to one billion by the year 2000 . 

Most European countries predict shortages of software specialists . 

It 's predicted for the end of this year that we will be under four percent on our turnover savings . 

The current-account deficit for 1990 was US$2,610 million , with a similar level predicted for 1991 . 

As one might predict from the history of interpreting in the USA and Scandinavia , it is within the field of education that the basis of an interpreting service is laid . 

The user must be able to predict from one part of the semantic net what is likely to be in another , analogous part of the semantic net . 

In practice , therefore , the size of the money multiplier will vary and is thus difficult to predict in advance . 

No-one can predict with any degree of certainty how interest rates will rise and fall over a 5 year period . 

These results are entirely contrary to those predicted by Levy and Reid 's hypothesis . 

Beer drinkers predict more than half of the town 's 28 John Smith landlords will be out of their pubs by the end of the year . 

ANOTHER 400,000 jobs will go nationwide in the next 15 months , NatWest 's chief economist David Kern predicted yesterday . 

We can not predict in advance the way in which a case will be decided , nor can we find any ex post facto rationality to explain why cases were categorised in different ways . 

Make believe dinner is being cooked by a group of under 5 children in the playhouse . 

He was taken ill as he was about to be presented to the President of Galicia before a dinner for which he was cooking the main course . 

She would cook them all a good breakfast and make it clear that she expected them to be at the table on time . 

Mike and I had quickly established a routine : our day would start at 4.30am , when I would cook a massive breakfast to last Mike the whole day . 

Her mother was cooking breakfast in the kitchen , and her father was turning off the lantern . 

She went down to the kitchen and cooked herself a large breakfast . 

One such group for Greek Cypriot women meets for a lunch club where they cook traditional dishes and work on embroidery together . 

If you are going to cook this dish during a Pack meeting , the person responsible for supplying the potatoes will have to do this . 

We cook Italian and French dishes , but we enjoy all types of food -- we have no ethnic preferences . 

Gabriel had collected Steve from school and brought him home , where she had cooked him a meal . 

One night , after I had cooked her supper , I went upstairs and packed the few things I possessed in a cardboard box and came downstairs and announced I was leaving . 

While Janine and John cooked supper , he led us on a trek through the woods and around the two-mile meadow . 

Instead she set about cooking herself a suitable supper in the almost too perfect little kitchen . 

And the celebration banquet was cooked by Elisabeth Bourgeois of the Mas Tourteron near Gordes . 

The three-course dinner is served daily from a table d'hôte menu and is cooked by Judy Fawcett . 

The meals are cooked at the pub and taken down the road in special insulated containers . 

During the course of the evening , while Loretta cooked couscous for her friend , they had somehow avoided any reference to what was to happen later . 

so I was a pretty lazy child when it came down to cleaning up and cooking .

In the Supreme Court 's ruling , the normally conservative Sandra Day O'Connor , the only female justice , voted with the liberal minority ; the decisive vote proved to be that of David Souter , Bush 's only appointee to the Court , whom abortion rights advocates had long suspected of harbouring anti-abortionist views .

Therefore could you please tell me if it is feasible to fit this engine and will it prove to be too powerful for the IIA gearbox and overdrive .

The cost of adapting their computer systems to handle new VAT requirements has proved to be an exceedingly expensive undertaking for the UK book business .

But the clear intelligence failure which let Gen Noriega escape , to organise what could prove to be a prolonged guerrilla resistance , threatens to turn this latest military adventure into a political embarrassment .

He wanted it to be called the Chemical Engineering Society but this proved to be too avant-garde , and a great opportunity to be first was lost .

Saturday night dinner at Keele is always special and this year proved to be no exception .

Though the School was successful on the academic side , it was not proving to be financially worthwhile , and the establishment of Public Elementary Schools by the 1870 Education Act did nothing to help .

What was really getting to him was the fact that alien-fever was proving hard to eradicate in the First Church of Christ the Spiritualist .

This had been identified by the Allies as an Iraqi command and control centre , but in the event it proved to contain civilians , 300 of whom were reported killed .

The defendant then , at the officer 's request , provided a specimen of blood , which on analysis proved to contain a proportion of alcohol in excess of the prescribed limit .

The packages proved to contain the paperback of Salman Rushdie 's The Satanic Verses , published by a unidentified consortium in order to protect those responsible from any grim repercussions .

An aerial search of the area proved fruitless , and they were presumed dead .

The knighthood for Colonel David Stirling , founder of the SAS , who helped to try and set up a strike-breaking organisation called GB75 in the 1970s , may prove controversial .

The results , to date , have proved extremely valuable to the BTO and already some exciting results are starting to show .

Growing thirstier and hungrier and wearier and unhappier , as the blistering sun edged across the sky . 

He edged past the dragon and hurried away , the huge beast turning with difficulty to follow him . 

Cars were edging forward with barely controlled impatience to the steady whiplash accompaniment of their windscreen wipers . 

As she crept from her room and edged slowly down the stairs -- avoiding the most creaky -- she put from her mind any thought that Wakelate might follow her . 

Sometimes she 'd turn on her heel , snarling , and lunge at a dog that had gradually edged over and positioned itself expectantly behind her . 

A firemen climbed an extension ladder and edged along the wall but when he reached the scene the yellow-topped fledgeling flew away . 

He pulled open the landing window and edged out onto the ledge which ran around the block . 

But her gaze edged upwards , taking in the long , muscular legs and narrow hips , the broad chest in its businesslike white shirt …

Left brain damaged patients were impaired relative to those with right side damage , not only on traditional tests of apraxia but also in imitating a sequence of meaningless manual movements .

Perhaps the simplest procedure for eliciting spoken language is to require the child to imitate a model provided by the adult .

I said : ` She imitates your voice … she walks as you walk , with that special swing .

Sixty per cent of the patented innovations in the sample were imitated within 4 years , and patents caused a median rise of some 11 per cent in the ratio of imitation to innovation costs .

The existence of metal vases and bowls can be inferred from pottery objects which imitate metal models , sometimes even to the extent of having fake rivets and fake chain-links added .

Its discursive variety and complexity is one of the reasons why it imitates the social world with a verisimilitude unequalled by other literary forms .

Pastiche has been defined as a literary work that imitates the work of an earlier writer .

The other male riders , all of whom looked stunned , seemed jolted by Green 's gesture and there was a scramble to imitate it .

In fugato , for example , parts imitate each other only at certain strategic points .

The allocator was given $10 and asked to divide the cash between himself and the receiver . 

The crew was accused of trespassing and asked to leave by the police , who were called by the vicar when they arrived 

A real advantage of his girl , McLeish thought grimly , was that she never lied if asked directly . 

They were a pair , accepted as a couple and , when asked away for country weekends , went together and stayed together . 

Their names were taken from Amal 's brother , but by the time they were collected and asked to appear before the police for statements they had taken great pains to prepare their story . 

On March 18 the public prosecutor in Genoa formally asked the Greek government to extradite Khaled . 

I asked the Assistant Commissioner to let me go to Helsinki and he refused . 

As twenty are required it might pay to ask your supplier for a ` bulk discount " . 

Over the phone , Bock asked the dealer for a detailed description and size of the copper , and set an appointment the following Monday . 

` I ca n't imagine what she wants , " Joanna said , ` unless , having quarelled with Robert , she 's going to ask you for a job . " 

Lastly , general practitioners must feel confident to ask a colleague for advice if poor control of symptoms persists . 

Greater Manchester Police said that if a local health authority asked the police for assistance the force would respond . 

By April 12 , Sierra Leone had asked the United States for military assistance . 

I asked him for something to ease the pain , but he reminded me that he could n't because I had a head wound . 

During his speech to the Israeli Knesset , he asked forgiveness from Jews who may have suffered in the past at Polish hands . 

People would stop and ask foreigners in the streets to explain obscure phrases . 

It resisted her attempts to remove it and she asked the patient to wait while she asked the doctor to look at it . 

The canon did add an alternative : that we ask God to control it . 

Reg has remained a bachelor ever since he first asked her to marry him when they were childhood sweethearts in Cirencester . 

As he took her on a guided tour of the eight-bedroomed mansion , the Prince asked her to organize the interior decoration . 

Neil is on leave and has asked me to reply to your letter of the 31st March . 

One drop of water is not much to ask , but the king 's son had none at all . 

There have been people writing in asking for her fans to stop making excuses for her . 

He suggests using a dial-back modem which intercepts calls , asks for identification then calls back . 

Things could have been done in an underhand way , but I insisted that Hibs ask for permission to speak to me . 

She expressed a warm opinion of the piece and asked for more of her work . 

But she must ask ; beg even , or he 'd be knocking on the kitchen door at Jarman House , asking the Lord knew what favours . 

Wildlife survey : Bird lovers are being asked to help in a survey on threatened farmland birds . 

The existing equity holders may also be asked to participate in a further round of equity raising , for around 10 per cent of the total . 

When she was rescued by the local authorities and given her present welfare flat , she asked that her address be kept a secret . 

The Governors considered the job description too vague and asked that it be made precise . 

Anna was murdered by a man who was out on bail accused of rape , even though the police had asked that he be kept in custody . 

Officials also talk of an ` armageddon scenario " , asking that Britain secure international agreement to accommodate millions of Hong Kong refugees in the event of Tiananmen-style repression after 1997 . 

Was she going to ask that the ` Grace of Our Lord , Jesus Christ " should come down and settle upon me ? 

One of the parents involved in the Orkney case actually asked that the hearing should be held either that day or the next , to comply with this section of the Act . 

As discussed at our initial meeting , you have asked that we do not inform your auditors of our involvement on this assignment . 

No , I was simply asked to be General Chairman of the first dinner to raise funds for Aids . 

The issue gets even more complicated when I 'm asked to define multiple orgasm . 

About 20 per cent indicated the circumference , and seven per cent the diameter , when asked to give the radius . 

When subjects are interrupted on going to sleep and asked to report any mental activity whatsoever they usually have something to say about what was going on in their minds . 

Neither of them asked to see a girl called Evelyn Harris and Jackie guessed correctly that her letter had gone astray , though he never said as much to her . 

In all the months that she 'd been going out with Adrian , he 'd never once asked to talk to her like that , in that special way , during school time . 

We are asking you to consider sponsoring one of our families for this holiday season .

Two of them told me yesterday that as a group they decided they had to earn the right to ask others for help by accomplishing something real to help themselves .

With this in mind , I am asking each one of you to make a personal contribution of $50 , $100 or even $1,000 to show that you believe in the work that we do and are willing to support it with both your time and your finances .

We 're asking for a contribution in the amount of because you ca n't got a better bang for your buck than to support an organization that impacts so many lives in so many ways .

As you begin that process this year , I would like to ask you to consider helping young people in Marion County toward more positive youth development by becoming a supporter of the Marion County Commission on Youth, Inc.

When Chatterbox asked the Journal 's DC bureau chief , Alan Murray , who exercised good judgment in not breaking the Broaddrick story ( and -- full disclosure -- is Chatterbox 's former boss ) , to comment about a Journal employee 's feeding sources to the Times , he replied : `` I do n't really have any comment on what the edit page did .

Nearly 45 percent of those asked to state the present law on abortion could not give the correct answer .

Clarke told us , `` I asked the FBI , Dale Watson . . . to handle that , to check to see if that was all right with them , to see if they wanted access to any of these people , and to get back to me .

Although White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card remembered someone telling him about the Saudi request shortly after 9/11 , he said he had not talked to the Saudis and did not ask anyone to do anything about it .

I played all three , and the few other G.I.s in the room , which was quite large—big enough for a fair-sized dance with a small orchestra—either paid no attention or asked me to put on something by Glenn Miller or Jimmy or Tommy Dorsey instead .

I looked up the word preceding and was , after a brief moment , asked to type in the word , which I did .

She boldly marched into a bookstore and asked the salesclerk for a copy each of Hemingway 's The Sun Come Up Again and Throw Away the Gun and Steinbeck 's The Angry Grape .

USAT 's off-lead reports that at yesterday 's presidential press conference , the first questioner asked Bill Clinton to distinguish between his case and Richard Nixon 's use of executive privilege .

They were asked to reply ( yes or no ) to the use of tap water for brushing teeth , washing vegetables , consuming beverages containing ice made from tap water both inside and outside the home .

Hopping 's letter : `` Never Ask a Uruguayan Waitress for a Little Box : She Might Apply Her Foot to Your Eyelet , '' by John Cassidy [ X ,1 ] ; `` Mrs .

Spiegelman and collaborators [ 34 35 ] asked bacteriophage Qβ only to `` go forth and replicate '' in the medium containing Qβ replicase , and numerous functions were lost .

In one sense they are , but if people were to pay hard cash to watch a belly dancer only to find that it was a man , I think they might have some justification in asking for their money back .

OMB also asked that the Commission examine the burden associated with `` third party reporting '' and ensure that this burden was reflected in the Commission 's final rule .

The LAT and WP do a good job explaining the German background to the story -- last fall , Germany 's Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder , aware of the sensitive mix of the larger number of Kurds and Turks in his country , decided not to ask Italy to hand Ocalan over on an outstanding arrest warrant .

Jackson met the boys two years ago when he was visiting the country and they asked for his autograph .

I am asking that you consider supporting our efforts once again this year with a similar gift .

Dawkins asks us to imagine the myriad forms of life inhabiting a vast mountain .

The judge also made another ruling that gets less attention : he refused to order Microsoft to stop asking business partners to sign `` non-disclosure '' provisions that require notifying Microsoft when passing information along to the government .

For the last 24 years , students at the University of California , Santa Cruz have been able to ask their professors for written evaluations instead of the standard grades .

The Times does n't say ) seeking damages and asking that she be prevented from making interview or book deals allowing her to profit from the death .

Not only can employers ask , they can require it ; and if you refuse more than once to do something your employer has asked just because nobody put it in your job description , you might even be denied unemployment benefits when they fire you .

George Pataki , R- N.Y. , said he will ask the state athletic commission to investigate the fight .

3. `` Standard & Poor's said Pakistan had effectively defaulted on its bonds when it asked current investors to swap their old bonds for new ones .

Last week , the NYT reported that for the first time ever the U.S. military has asked for the power to take charge in the case of major terrorist strikes on American soil .

25 billion in assets two Swiss banks may pay to survivors this week , they must fill out forms asking them to : `` Please describe , in as much detail as you can , where the Subject was from 1934 to 1945 . ''

2 Meanwhile , grill the bacon chops for 3-4 minutes on each side , cut into chunks and set aside . 

Fry or grill the steaks in their own juices until they are cooked through and golden brown . 

Down by the river the boys fish with rods cut straight from the surrounding forest and grill their catches on an open fire . 

Meanwhile , grill the flaked almonds until golden ; cool and roughly chop . 

For a salad , grill whole peppers until the skins turn black , then pop them ( still hot ) into a polythene bag , tie tightly and leave for 5 minutes . 

You feel guilty when you scoff a sherry trifle ; you feel virtuous when you grill a piece of white fish . 

Betty wrought all those peeled potatoes into rosti , and grilled some sausages , remarking that they contained very little meat . 

Tonight he prepared , with an aesthete 's excitement , his evening meal : he grilled a trout , prepared a butter sauce , boiled three potatoes of equal size , and a modest serving of fresh peas . 

Fried and fatty meats are best avoided , but fat can be cut off before cooking , and meat or fish can be grilled or cooked in the oven . 

Grill 40 cocktail sausages , cool a little and wrap bacon around each one . 

The crew salvaged some food and had a barbecue on which they grilled fish and birds using timber from the boat . 

Britain is well placed with reserves of coal , oil and gas which must be husbanded in a national energy policy to balance the needs of the present with those of the future . 

Well , fortunately , new ground has been broken by some of our novelists , ground which can be husbanded by new writers . 

Holly did not interrupt him , and broke his bread into small pieces and husbanded the crumbs . 

Properly calculated and regularly reported , intangible-asset values are an additional signal showing investors how well , or badly , bosses are husbanding a bank 's resources . 

There is , after all , something of a biblical precedent for this point of view ; if the Church can not husband its talents wisely , its spiritual harvest will be correspondingly small . 

All marble used in the west at this time had to be imported from the Greek islands , so it was husbanded . 

That way , we shall save her a great deal of pain , and she can husband her strength for when she needs to push the baby out . " 

We shall here partition it into four square submatrices , each of order 2 . 

Broadly speaking , segmentation partitions the market into industrial , retail , wholesale , consumer and international areas . 

They even partitioned the archipelago into three quite separate military commands ; Sumatra , Java , and the Great East . 

A Muslim officer who recently quit the Yugoslav army claimed yesterday it had massively armed Serbian militiamen in Bosnia and co-ordinated plans to partition the republic along ethnic lines . 

One may well blame politicians for much Middle East misery , as Mr. Cleaver maintains , but without forgetting that Palestine has been partitioned a number of times . 

The accord was the third EC attempt to end fighting between those loyal to Bosnia and Serbian-led forces trying to partition the recently independent republic . 

“ Although Lebanon and Syria are two countries they are one people of the nation … which was partitioned by colonialism . ” 

In 1940 Poland had been partitioned between the Germans and the Russians , in accordance with the secret protocol to the Nazi-Soviet Pact of 25 August 1939 . 

European interference in the Levant had been evident since the 1840s when representatives of the European powers proposed to the Turks that Lebanon should be partitioned between Christians and Druze . 

Under the Government of Ireland Act of December 1921 , Ireland was partitioned . 

If the explained variance is partitioned into greenhouse and solar components , greenhouse forcing has the strongest influence in all cases although the solar contribution is not negligible ( Table 1 ) . 

These sub-structures give efficient and fast information recall by partitioning the data base into a defined structure . 

Their aim was to partition the set of pictures by the shapes of the engines and wagons . 

It has a modest kitchen in the back , and a sitting-room partitioned on either side by wood-panelled doors , frosted windows at the top of each . 

One corner of this shop is partitioned off for brake work , brake testing , metalling of axle-box and other bearings and for dealing with passenger communication apparatus , etc . 

You could partition off part of the tank for the other fish but this would detract from the overall appearance and may not necessarily work . 

Alternatively , you could partition off part of a large bedroom to create a small en suite bathroom or shower room . 

The white foreigners may have partitioned and ruled their land for seventy years , but that did n't make him and his countrymen " yellows , " " Annamites " or " Annamese . " 

yeah i mean uh to add dependents is is you know maybe another dollar or something it 's no big deal

Die - cutters are much safer when fully automated , but building computerized loading and unloading features into the machine adds cost .

At this time , our findings add to rather than demystify the uncertainty regarding the relation between maternal fish consumption and infant gestation and birth size .

that 's a good way to do it and when we bought this house we looked at doing a fifteen year note because it it added more to the payment but not significant amounts you know it was it was a good payoff for being able to pay it off sooner

and that effectively adds to it whether it 's officially on the books or not

This adds a random error of 10 % to each point and an additional absolute noise with a mean error of 0.05 millimoles / liter .

It is not that I have no reason to submit to the moral law and can do as I please ; I am left with no reason even to do as I please .

The Evil One sought totalitarian control by wresting the allegiance of all human beings away from God and fostering the human stubbornness that refuses to submit to any authority .

` The only thing that matters is submitting to the will of God , " he says .

The original Slav settlers came under Byzantine influence until , under the emperor Simeon ( 893-927 ) , they were forced to submit to Bulgarian rule .

With the surrounding countryside devastated , and the common people deprived of all supplies of food , both Brescia and Milan submitted to Frederick 's authority , and Milan became an imperial city .

In the Muslim religion , for instance , the word ` Muslim " means ` one who submits to the will of God . "

Like professional scientists , he is very cautious about rejecting an explanation that accounts for what he knows , and he will not simply submit to authority .

The teacher is persuaded into conformity , submits to authority and is effectively discouraged from engaging in the process of pragmatic mediation which , I argue , defines the very profession of pedagogy .

She does not dispute society 's conventions but states that a woman of spirit and goodness , like Eliza , need not submit to the pressures of society where those pressures are unreasonable .

Organised resistance to William in Scotland ceased , though the last clans did not formally submit for another 18 months .

There would be nothing for Lily to do but to submit to Stephen 's will .

The whole peasant outlook precluded them from meekly submitting to the dictates of the market .

Hambros Jersey has submitted to the jurisdiction of the English court in respect of the claims in the English action , and the Jersey action has been stayed .

Harry pulled the wooden platter towards him , and broke the bread . 

It keeps the tension going until the Tsarevich breaks the egg and thus signifies the death of Kostchei . 

For many years there were rumours of Egyptian vultures breaking open ostrich eggs by throwing stones at them at close range . 

As many as eleven thousand people have been killed because they refused to break their eggs at the smaller end . 

` Anglers broke the ice to fish and diesel bubbled up to the surface . 

They decided to continue , but within five minutes Sustad broke an ice hammer , forcing them to retreat in mockingly perfect weather . 

Various methods have been developed to break open such cereal grains and to extract flour . 

Several birds , including crows and gulls , carry shellfish into the air and drop them onto hard surfaces in order to break them open . 

` Suddenly , armed soldiers broke the shop windows and opened fire on those inside , at everyone , indiscriminately . 

She had laid the hammer there , after she had tried to break the tower window . 

` I broke the car windows with a stone to try to reach Mr Pickering . 

Break the roots to encourage ripening by just easing the onions with a fork . 

He jumped down and grabbed one , I ran after him , trod on the screws , fell , hurting my gouty foot and breaking the blue vase Auntie Dolly gave us for christmas . 

Cook gently for a further 10 minutes then break the fish into bite-size pieces . 

Victor Lewis-Smith killed it , in one of his Time Out columns , with a heartfelt appeal for a gadget which would enable us to break the last tiny piece of poppadam into two equal pieces . 

Break the carcass into small pieces and put into a pan with the giblets , bay leaf , a peeled onion and carrot . 

He knew how to break one rock with another rock so they were sharp and then used them to make a point on a stick . 

CASWELL is n't very stealthy at the best of times : stand him within ten feet of a fragile object and he 'll break it just by looking at it . 

They heard him in the bathroom , running the water , then breaking a tumbler between long pauses . 

The bone is also more extensively broken by the diurnal species during feeding , and it is less broken by owls . 

His pristine shield with the glittering cross was scarred and broken by blows of which he had no recollection . 

This means that the mechanism of failure is likely to be the same by whatever means the material is broken . 

The mirror is then placed on top of the straight-edge ( or a thin timber batten ) and lined up with it , tapped lightly to ` spread the cut " , and broken by pressing firmly down on the two sides of the cut . 

No firewood could be chopped up until after the landlord had called so the room was clean and tidy , all except for the odd quarry tile Dad had broken during the wood-chopping . 

Overcome with rage and frustration , Dora jammed a fist against her mouth and gnawed at her knuckles . 

With a groan of defeat he slumped back against the reception desk , jamming his elbow against the counter . 

She dried the udder and pulled the three-legged stool across , jamming the first bucket between her knees as she sat down , so that Florence could not kick it over . 

Hargreave dug out the stub of a cigar from his top pocket and examined it with distaste before jamming it in his mouth . 

I jammed one finger in my ear against the fourth circle of hell that had just broken loose . 

Chris attempts to clear his desk by jamming all outstanding items in the biggest , bottom drawer . 

Outrage turned to agitation when she saw that he was jamming the key in the lock with such force that the flesh on his fingers was turning white . 

She laughed hysterically , jamming her fingers into her mouth to muffle the sound . 

I smiled at her , and she jammed a copy of Pravda into my hand , her smile still ticking over . 

Donald jammed the shotgun into the crook of bone under Nathan 's jaw . 

He stopped , jammed his hands on his hips and leaned forward from the waist in a belligerent posture . 

The tyres screamed as he jammed his foot to the floor and the car shot into traffic . 

He jammed the point firmly under the great fish 's jaw bone and used the other curve of S as a carrying handle . 

He slid the ramrod out , jammed it down the long barrel , then pulled it free . 

He put the cheese in the fridge and jammed a stool up against the door ; otherwise it would swing open , and everything would go bad . 

The younger of the trio looked at McCann and Morton and decided he would be better advised not to try and reach the .38 he had jammed into his belt . 

The table was strewn with books and papers and candle-ends jammed into empty bottles , and the floor was similarly littered , but with boots and boxes . 

The silencer jammed into the muzzle of the .45 made the weapon look enormous . 

Trent almost laughed with relief as he imagined the six-foot-four Customs officer at the wheel , empty pipe jammed between his teeth . 

Close beside them an older coolie , stretched full-length on the earth , was shaking and moaning uncontrollably with malarial fever . 

Dimity covered her face with her hands and her thin shoulders shook . 

The first day on the set he was hung-over and very vulnerable , and his hands were shaking . 

His hands shook , but he clenched them to control their trembling . 

She was shaking violently and leant against the door for support . 

He was shaking from the shock of the recoil of the gun , which had sent him flying backwards . 

WARRINGTON General Hospital consultant Barry Taylor shook with emotion as he described the savage injuries of the bomb wounded . 

He shook during the interviews and said he had a history of mental illness . 

Carradine was shaking , holding onto my desk with both hands to keep steady . 

Her shoulders shook convulsively and she rolled to her side on the bed , curling up . 

He was banging non-stop around the house all day , bellowing ` TELEPHONE " when everyone could hear it ring , sitting at the piano without even looking at the keys , and making an excruciating racket . 

We could hear them banging about , shifting things and wondered nervously if we were in for another move . 

The Operations Room door banged open again and Simpson burst out into the reception area , with Jimmy Devlin close behind him . 

We could hear them banging about , shifting things and wondered nervously if we were in for another move .

Her own heart was thumping , banging about in her chest like a tennis ball .

Shirley had clattered noisily on the linoleum , had huffed and puffed and banged about , and finally had said with some passion , ` You 're barmy . ''

Words from the letters banged about in Thérèse 's head , just above her eyebrows she pictured them , as she dripped melted butter from the little saucepan on to the yellow puddle of egg yolks .

The last time I camped at the Forestry Commission site at Beddgelert I recalled -- for no good reason , but with an involuntary laugh -- a visit with my rotund pal Brian . 

We camped at a hostel near Maralal , run by a local company Yare Safaris . 

Tonight we camped at the site where the first Smith and Miranda expedition ended . 

Travellers have been camping at Yoke Farm , Upper Hill near Leominster ever since a landowner sympathetic to their cause bought the farm in 1969 . 

Her extended family group was camping in the Buraimi , in that part of the oasis which belonged to Oman . 

I have known smallholders who lived in caravans and have seen nomad herdsmen in Asia who camp in the open or carry their tents on their backs . 

The hunger strike involved up to 350 students plus thousands of supporters camped in tents in Kiev 's October Revolution Square and on the steps of the parliament building . 

Gypsies who 've camped on land in Hereford for generations years with the farmer 's permission . 

We camped on a terrace above the lake and had a splendid bathe , swimming and splashing in the fresh clear water . 

I 'll camp outside your cottage and beat on your door night and day till it finally gets into your stupid , dense head that I love you . " 

Madonna was followed for three years by a 19-stone man who camped outside her New York flat and Julia Roberts was forced to employ an armed guard after a man began trying to visit her home . 

Londonderry mother Frances McGinley said today she intends to camp outside the Waterloo Street Housing Executive office until she is offered a suitable house . 

That night the two armies camped almost within bowshot of each other . 

He must have succeeded since by the end of the next day we 'd moved up to fifth place , and we got our permit to camp for two nights by the Colorado . 

It was a similar story in Belfast where shoppers camped outside S Electrics for TVs at , videos for , 50 off camcorders and 20 off washing machines . 

He sighed regretfully as he picked his way slowly through the tattered refugees camped here and there on the floor , wondering what had become of his Louis XVI table . 

Luckily for him , there was a troop of Boy Scouts camped nearby and they were able to get his car back on the road and Mr. Shaw on his way to York . 

The archaeologists camped uncomfortably inside them for a while , then moved out into the townships that had mushroomed around the site . 

On cold january nights , they camped out on platforms for the last experiences of ` Whistler " haulage , as the class of two hundred was whittled down to just one , the rebuilt , pioneer D200 . 

Last night we camped a metre short of the border , a beautiful spot between the upper and lower Sorjus lakes . 

What should have happened is that the soft , natural gold would be spiked by the pin … what actually happened was that the nugget was pinged out into the river like a tiddly wink . 

The man from Forensic arrives , his steel heel-caps pinging across the tarmac . 

They blame Cdr Riek 's faction for assisting Khartoum , and hope that the seasonal rains will come soon and seriously hamper government advances .

Friends tell me that this could seriously hamper my chances of joining Athletico , as it is rumoured your club is just an excuse for getting smashed four or five times a week .

Surgeons say the men 's refusal to accept blood severely hampered their treatment after their car was speared on a motorway crash barrier .

This quantity , coupled with the lack of recognised and acceptable ultimate disposal sites , is hampering nuclear power programmes in several countries .

Improvements in the snowmaking technology both in the USA and Europe mean that the high levels of humidity which previously hampered artificial snowmaking in Scotland can be overcome .

In many tuna sets most encircled dolphins are successfully released , but sometimes adverse weather conditions or equipment malfunctions can hamper the efforts of even the best-intentioned and most experienced crews .

A series of natural disasters played a major part in hampering growth in Bangladesh 's economy in late 1988 and in 1989 .

Like other elements of the left-wing movement , however , activists in this sphere were subjected to extensive government oppression , which prevented almost all activity until 1918 and hampered it severely from the late 1920s .

Enterprise in the third world tends to be hampered less by lack of capital than by bad economic policies and missing infrastructure .

There was a terrific amount to do , and her bandaged hand hampered her , but she worked away doggedly until it was all done .

For part of the antenatal survey aluminium bowls were replaced by white plastic bowls , which hampered interpretation of the clarity .

Fred Dawes played as club captain in every League match of 1936-37 but was badly hampered by injuries in 1937-38 when he was limited to just 15 appearances .

The application of particular methods can be hampered by cultural effects in a densely populated country like Britain .

Child instruction has always been hampered by the age-old problem posed by constraints of religion .

Intelligence sources in West Germany say that efforts to stop the current wave of IRA attacks have not been hampered by rivalries and that different organisations have been co-operating well together .

Although this transfer of responsibility makes sense in many ways , it hampers continuity of care for a group of people with long term needs .

Certainly it does hamper waste elimination , bloating the body with retained water .

Readers Packs come in an easy-to-store form and can be shelved just like a book . 

Problems identified by the librarian and other members of the library committee included : ( 1 ) inappropriate and inflexible shelving , making it difficult to shelve books in Dewey order ; 

In consideration of this , not only would they shelve the files in question , but pay him a monthly stipend into the bargain . 

Such a formidable enlargement of business and records entailed a corresponding increase not only in the responsible officers listed above but also among the common clerks who wrote and shelved the records . 

Alan Bond 's last project was shelved by the Government five years ago . 

The IS coordinator would have liked them shelved separately , whereas other colleagues and the previous librarian had insisted on their integration into the book stock , as in a " real " library . 

The Taliban painted the assault in Jalalabad as a success , claiming to have killed dozens of coalition troops .

Tapping into that perception , his rivals are painting the push for negotiations with the Taliban as an essential admission that without a peace pact , he is doomed .

" Both Afghan authorities and the NATO force painted the battle for the Intercontinental as a victory .

The winding down of the Canadian combat mission did not go unnoticed by the Taliban movement , which rarely fails to capitalize on any chance to paint the Western military presence as folly .

U. S. military and civilian officials would later blame each other for allowing the Arab media to paint the offensive as an attack on civilians , mosques and hospitals .

A similar pattern this year would mean that American troop reductions occurring around that time would be painted as a Taliban victory .

Before the winter set in , North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces seized several key districts surrounding the city and mounted a relentless series of targeted strikes against midlevel Taliban leaders , painting the campaign as a major success .

Putin saw an opportunity to forge an alliance with President Bush that would enable him to paint Russia 's war against Muslim separatists in Chechnya as part of a common fight against terrorism .

Put simply , the retailer must decide whether he is going to opt for ` quality " or ` quantity " . 

She put her request prettily , asking for peace and quiet to study in , more space for books and plants . 

Put in slightly different language slave trading blocked the operation of Christian benevolence arising from man 's innate ability to distinguish good from evil and strengthened ` by various communications of his revealed Will " .

Even the players themselves are getting concerned although they put it in slightly different terms .

Caliban 's intelligence far exceeds theirs , to ` dote " as he puts it contemptuously , on such ` trash " and ` luggage " .

` Let me put it this way , Sir Robert , if Moodie dreaded our return then he had very little to fear . "

Bodies often float to the surface , but you of all people must know that those who drown in the Thames can disappear altogether and are probably taken by undercurrents down through London and out to sea . " 

WHEN a headless body dramatically floated from the West of England to descend at Clapham by London amid a throng of witnesses and a pair of Cardinals , it was no miracle , no ghostly occurrence . 

T. D. I was on duty on Lambeth Road junction one day when a feller came up to me and said , ` There 's a body floating in the canal . " 

Johanna Young 's semi-naked body was found floating in the icy water after a four-day search . 

At one house the door was jammed and when I pushed against it a body floated up weightlessly . 

Unless you have women 's bodies floating down this part of the river all the time . " 

Then , floating at 30,000 feet above the icebergs of the North Atlantic , he was struck by the Great Idea . 

In front of them three couples moved together in the space left when the trestle-table had been folded away , a pink balloon floating haphazardly at the feet of Ben Tarlo and Jessica . 

The eggs were clear and had a diameter of between 0.6 and 0.9mm and mostly floated at the water surface . 

All these substances have the ability to float from the lower atmosphere ( the troposphere ) into the upper atmosphere ( the stratosphere ) where ozone depletion takes place . 

His tears floated from his eyes and star-splashed perfectly against his faceplate , one by one . 

But before she could open her mouth another familiar voice came floating from the house behind him . 

Dust floated in the beams of light that flooded through the fanlight over the front door . 

Rafts and rafts of water birds floated in the flat sanded estuary . 

Mr Popple , upon returning home alone , found the spider floating in the toilet-bowl . 

Nevertheless , she still weighed more than when she had floated in Witwaterstrand . 

Then see your resistances become bubbles , which float away into the cavern , burst and are gone . 

But he floated into the midst of a sea of water stretching as far as he could discern on every side around him . 

When for a moment it floated into a clear patch of the sky , it turned to silver the branches and few tenacious leaves of the tree against which they now leaned . 

Some of these are responsible for capturing and digesting food , while others form the gas-filled blue balloon which allows the animal to float on the sea 's surface . 

Beyond the gazebo was a pond fringed with willows ; dead leaves and beer cans floated on the surface of the water . 

And he 's never happier than when he 's falling flying , floating through the air . 

From our balcony we could see pots floating through the doorway and the family wading in and out in their bare feet . 

From the bank we could see it floating through the reflected lights like a submerged log . 

It was suddenly quiet in the orchard as the mist floated through the trees . 

Ondine , the sea nymph ( Margot Fonteyn ) so used her feet that she appeared always to float through water . 

It seemed to be floating towards me , but to be sure I forced myself towards it . 

Swirls of mist floated towards us , embraced the car , floated away . 

As she lifted it out , a piece of flaking gold paper floated to the floor and , to her astonishment , Lucenzo picked the little piece up with finger and thumb . 

The feathers floated away from him on the light breeze , catching at the grey budding branches of the tree beneath him , drifting down to where the few Men and People who were there looked helplessly up . 

It is also worthwhile attempting the occasional no airbrake touch down to get a better idea of how far your glider will float . 

You see , we were coasting when I went to sleep ; I was floating , held by my seat belt . 

I could n't say where , except it was like a pit , and sometimes I was floating above and it was nothing to do with me . 

He was sitting beside the river watching dead leaves floating downstream when he noticed that one leaf had suddenly started to behave very peculiarly -- it was floating upstream . 

She leant forward , and the suit floated gently forward and downward . 

` The two of you-the Shuttle and you -- floating together , side by side , in the same orbit . 

Swegen is also said to have invaded England later to avenge his brother . 

With this , El Cid at once avenged the death of his son and once again showed that any attempt to reconquer Valencia was fruitless while he still lived . 

His secret ambition was for the Argentine ban to be lifted so he could get to England and avenge Pedro 's death by taking out the English and especially one poker-faced Guards Officer . 

In Article 3 of the agreement , each had promised to avenge the violent death of the other with the blood of the murderer . 

Suddenly he walked back to me and said I ought to avenge my father 's death and that he could help me . 

The Trojans wish to avenge the death of Hector ; their misplaced values mean that patience in adversity is impossible . 

` We know the conditions here and we want to avenge that World Cup defeat , " he said , referring to South Africa 's 64-run win in New Zealand . 

He won the first two frames and seemed on course to avenge a 10-5 defeat in last month 's Belgium Masters final in Antwerp . 

Emmitt Smith rushed for 163 yards and Troy Aikman threw for 214 yards and two touchdowns as the Cowboys avenged their only defeat of the season by beating Philadelphia Eagles 20-10 . 

America 's top two golfers have been elected favourites for the 32-nation event , and they are determined to avenge their recent defeat in the Dunhill Cup at St Andrews . 

Pool need to avenge their home defeat to check an alarming slide down the Third Division . 

Family feuds last for generations , and slurs on honour are avenged by murder . " 

A Herefordshire hobgoblin would avenge himself for any insult by stealing all the family 's keys and refusing to return them until his favourite cake had been baked and left on the hob for him to eat . 

In the film 's most inventive touch , Hook tries to avenge himself on Peter Pan by becoming a second and better father . 

They are a wild , free-spirited people , quick-tempered as Elves go , and swift to avenge any stain on their honour . 

Authors are not supposed to avenge themselves in their writings , but they do , and if they were to be prevented , there would be far fewer books . 

Ravana captured Hanuman and set fire to his tail , but the monkey avenged himself by growing to the size of a giant and setting fire to the city . 

` And like any normal brother would , you wanted to avenge her , right , Marco ? 

` In time , perhaps , these deaths will be avenged , but the Queen is insistent that we should meet the Scottish envoys . " 

Samuel Pipkin was tensing himself for the coming life and death struggle this evening , when the vital decision would be made by the Prince of Wales , and Mr Thackeray would be avenged . 

Aenarion decried the departure of the Dragon-riders as a betrayal and swore he would be avenged on their prince . 

Others say she avenges herself of the insult offered by her erstwhile lover by luring fishermen and other sailors to their doom . 

He claimed that he was avenging the killing of 17 Arabs in October 1990 on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem [ see pp. 37759-60 ] . 

A PARAMILITARY group dedicated to exterminating cocaine king Pablo Escobar has set fire to his expensive collection of limousines and motorcycles , apparently to avenge terrorist attacks against civilians , police said yesterday . 

With the defeat at Brignais avenged , Charles V , who had just succeeded his father as king , could go to his coronation a satisfied man . 

Though Satan 's motive for avenging against God is not made quite clear , we accept that he has suffered impairment . 

At regular , but otherwise apparently arbitrary points during the service an acolyte would emerge from a recess , face the congregation and clash the cymbals violently together . 

Close by the doorway two boys clash cymbals , hard so they hit together squarely , hollow full against cupped hollow . 

One after the other , the bubbles plop and the rough edges sizzle back just like they 're being eaten away by invisible acid . 

Bring up two sides , dampen the edges with a little water and pinch them together to seal . 

Dampen the pastry edges , seal together lengthwise and then seal both ends . 

Dampen the marzipan with water and position the squares , as shown . 

Frankie had scrubbed his hands and feet and dampened his hair with water to make it lie flat and tidy against his head . 

As he spoke , he took a kerchief from his pouch , dampened it from the flask and started gently to wipe her face . 

Very dry plaster , or other high-suction backgrounds should be dampened immediately before fixing the cove . 

` If you feed a powder supplement the feed should be dampened , so that if the horse blows through his nose , he does n't blow the powder onto the floor ! " 

While the icing is still soft dampen the ends of the tentacles and press them , one at a time , around the base of the cake . 

Instead of immersing the paper in a bath for five to ten minutes as you mention , simply dampen the paper surface on both sides with a sponge . 

There I dampened some paper towels and wiped the flour off the goodies I 'd removed from Flaxperson . 

Roll out half the white icing to the same shape as the pink , and lightly dampen with water . 

The Exxon corporation admitted on Jan. 3 that 500,000 gallons of heating oil had been spilled into New York harbour after a pipeline was hit by an Exxon-owned vessel on Jan. 1 .

The Bulgarian authorities admitted on Sept. 8 that a Bulgarian state arms trading company , Kintex , had been involved in arms deals with Iraq despite the UN embargo .

One of your Ministers today admitted on television he had n't read it . "

In addition to the theft of manuscripts and pages from Korans , James admitted to taking paintings , rugs and book-bindings from the library .

She admits that when it comes to perfecting a job out on site it 's definitely teamwork that wins the day :

Koons will only grudgingly admit his work -- especially the new sculpture and painting -- is problematic , but never that it 's inaccessible .

Societies privately admit that they would have to respond with still higher mortgage rates if the Government raises base rates again to prop up sterling .

The climb was quickly repeated and downgraded , and Tribout ruefully admitted he 'd made a mistake .

He himself admits ( grudgingly ) to being ` sensitive " and ` compassionate " .

However , she admitted that she had felt very miserable for 3 or 4 months .

At least I admit that it 's all to boost my ego , restore my pride and give me pleasure , not to save the country or uphold justice or honour the dead .

Over the past four decades , Japanese managers have often readily admitted that their companies have much to learn from more creative Americans or Europeans .

A woman officer also recently admitted having a close relationship with a prisoner during rehearsals for a play which Mr. Lodge produced .

Even the Church will today readily admit this , while remaining loath to relinquish many of the benefits obtained by the deception .

Though she had never admitted it to anyone , she disliked being alone in the office since Arabella had fallen to her death from the fire escape : and the feeling was always worse in the evening .

He admitted the murder in the few words he spoke to the people .

When he admitted his offence to the SFA , poor Willie told them he had taken the drug to alleviate hay fever .

But he admits there 's still a lot of work to be done before the Commission does itself out of a job .

He admitted ten charges of possessing and supplying cannabis and speed over a period of a year .

He never admitted this to himself in so many words , which was probably why he had occasional attacks of breathlessness and a tendency to develop a rash behind his ears .

British officials admitted that their institutions were not working , and attributed this failure to social conditions .

Makka , who admitted causing Susan grievous bodily harm , was jailed for five years .

She admitted frankly that their dialogues consisted more of tears than words .

The 42-year-old suspect , Adelheid Streidel , admitted trying to kill Lafontaine so that " she would get in the news " , according to the regional prosecutor .

Todd yesterday admitted driving with excess alcohol and failing to stop and report an accident .

But OFT spokesman Terry Larkin said no action had yet been taken and admitted : ` These things can take months . " 

` We are an aggressive company , " admitted David Wheeler , operations director at this plant and at Rechem 's other incinerator , at Fawley . 

` This is great for me , " admits Kylie , ` I ca n't thank those people enough for turning up . 

Chapman , of Billericay , admitted dangerous driving after drinking twice the legal limit . 

Two men have admitted extorting homosexuals by threatening to publicise their activities unless they handed over cash . 

He continued to develop , correcting earlier errors. admitting his ignorance on ` mysteries " and abhorring abstract notions . 

Gavin , of Briar Drive , Huyton , admitted eight thefts between January 1990 and October 1991 . 

The father allegedly admitted the abuse during therapy at the Gracewell Clinic where he completed only half the programme . 

He admitted stealing £85 from the electricity meter and burglary involving £10 . 

The Department is commissioning a series of new questions after admitting seven questions in the specimen are too difficult for most P7 children . 

Some admit they like it because the noise of hundreds of machines helps numb the mind after a hard day at work . 

Lindsay admitted another hijacking on February 24 , 1991 , and receiving firearms training illegally between October 1 , 1990 and August 27 , 1991 . 

Twenty years ago when , shame , she 'd had to admit her predicament to Gwen , Gwen had said : ` Did you do it deliberately ? " 

` I said to myself this ca n't go on , you have to admit it to yourself you have a problem . 

The Radio 4 roadshow is aimed directly at students , many of whom , admits the Beeb , think of the network as middle-aged , highbrow and rather stuffy . 

` It protects its own , can not bring itself to admit mistakes , so that many of its practitioners seem more concerned with process than justice . 

` Life is going to be stark , elemental , brutal , filthy and miserable " for the survivors , admitted Mr Petersen , who was in a position to know . 

ACTRESS Margot Kidder , who soared to fame as Superman 's girlfriend Lois Lane , admitted last night : ` I 'm bankrupt . " 

Why did Galileo make his abjuration at the trial , admitting what he knew to be a lie ? 

And down to earth though she was , she had to admit there were often some weird parallels . 

Doreen looked down at her hands , then admitted reluctantly , ` If you must know -- he told Jean he likes Lucy , and that he hopes she will never leave this place . 

The whole thing was , he had to admit , in very dubious taste . 

I must admit , it was rather cruel of me to take advantage of your amiable nature . 

PRINCESS Diana and Prince Charles have admitted in writing their marriage is in trouble . 

The combination of fun and electioneering was clearly admitted in Looking Right , the official magazine of Birmingham District Young Conservatives . 

David cheerfully admits to being ` very uninhibited when it comes to colour " . 

Mr Sehayek insists that the Arabic service 's output is not dictated by the Israeli government , but he does admit to ` close co-operation " . 

While admitting to ` a very great Veneration " for the Royal Society in general , she thought there was ` a vast difference between the particular Members " . 

` I do n't possess a mansion with a swimming-pool , a Rolls in the garage , and a business to pay for it all , " he admitted in a recent biography . 

Later at the inquest ( which he did n't attend ) , he admitted through his lawyer that he may have been driving on the wrong side of the road . 

This was privately admitted by senior officers who took over the running of the fund two years ago , and after an inquiry by the Charity Commission more than £3,000 was repaid from regimental funds . 

Such figures have caught the attention of Bill Clinton , who admitted in his ` state of the union " address that Superfund needed to be re-examined . 

She was as embarrassed as if he 'd admitted to some appallingly deviant behaviour , as horrified as she used to be when cowardly Max sent her to the door to deal with the Jehovah 's Witnesses . 

Once , a dealer at Harvard Securities admitted to a director that he had been paid twice , and the director sniggered . 

Laura admitted to herself that she was a little bit afraid of almost everything . 

Sufferers admit to suicidal tendencies , feelings of shame , social isolation , depression and paranoia , according to a report in the British Medical Journal . 

` I 've never been on a boat before , " he admitted to Tommy , ` unless you count the paddle steamer at Brighton . " 

Last night the police admitted : ` Now the dog is on the run as well . " 

` We had a gherkin-eating contest last night after the gig , " he admits sheepishly . 

But it must be admitted that the interpretation of the earlier building as a temple lacks conviction . 

Drew admitted that they might well be correct as he could not remember . 

She admitted being the busty brunette who shouted at a man : ` Get a load of these " . 

Almost a third admitted doing no work in an average day and more than half said they had used soft drugs . 

But Rita Marley was acquitted even though she admitted forging her husband 's signature . 

Researchers at the Dartington Social Research Unit have developed materials designed to help SSDs meet those responsibilities and help make a child 's experience of care happy and fulfilling .

The company has also developed FHS-Doors for the mainframe , a graphical user interface allowing interoperability with MS-DOS , Unix and Windows applications .

The Massachusetts scientists developed a thin plastic film , coated on one side with a sandwich of indium oxide between silver .

Half were prototypes , developed by builders at their own expense and risk in response to the brief set by the RYA .

Caterpillar also limits new content on its new products as a way to more successfully and cost-effectively develop new , but evolutionary , products .

On the other hand , commercial companies must develop high-quality products quickly or they may not survive in the marketplace .

By contrast , commercial companies must develop high-quality products quickly or they may not survive in the marketplace .

A key to the success of commercial companies was using an evolutionary approach to develop a product .

Both programs developed products that evolved from existing versions , making the design challenge more manageable .

It says Intel denied three companies information about its chips ( which they needed in order to develop products for the 80 percent of computers that are based on Intel chips ) , thereby forcing them to accept Intel 's terms for use of their patented technologies .

A unit of Oracle Corp . has developed a similar Web-aware product called Enhanced TV . Sun Microsystems , which recently bought I- appliance designer Diba Inc . , is also developing a competing set-top standard of its own , OpenTV .

In either case I must incur initial losses that are , in effect , part of the price of entry into the market--an add-on to the cost of developing a product in the first place .

But it is increasingly costly to fund the high-risk and long-term research required to develop pharmaceutical products .

Commercial companies have implemented the evolutionary approach by establishing time-phased plans to develop new products in increments based on technologies and resources achievable now and later .

In real terms , that means it has cost Japanese companies more to do business--to expand plants , develop new products , and market .

Research , Development , Test and Evaluation , and Procurement Funding for Fiscal Years 1995 to 200712 Knowledge-based Process for Applying Best Practices to the Development of New Products 13 Notional Illustration Showing the Different Paths That a Product 's Development Can Take 15 DOD 's Concurrent Approach to Weapon System Development 16 Notional Single- Step and Evolutionary Approaches to Developing New Products 31 Achieving Stability on AIM- 9 X Missile Program by Knowledge Point 244 History of Drawing Completion for the F- 22 Program 46 PAC- 3 Design Knowledge at Critical Design Review 49 Illustration to Show How the Best Practice Model Would Apply to DOD 's Acquisition Process 56

What he does not do is spend time developing new products , nurturing talent , and cultivating customers .

First , they used an evolutionary approach to product development by establishing timephased plans to develop a new product in increments based on technologies and resources achievable now and later .

Corporations that relied exclusively on cool hunting to develop products have soured on it , she said , and she predicted that " in the next wave of budget cuts , cool hunters will be among the first to go . "

The current policy establishes a good framework to develop a product , but the policy still lacks specific criteria required to move a program forward and does not tie knowledge to decisions for increasing investments in the program as it moves from system integration to system demonstration .

This approach to new growth is much less risky than trying to develop new products for new markets because it is built on the solid foundation of your existing products and customers .

This information enabled us to develop an overall model to describe the general approach leading commercial companies take to develop new products .

They tied me up , ransacked the house and burnt our grain store .

A FRAIL old woman was battered and then left in agony for half an hour while a gang ransacked her luxury house .

After beating him , they ransacked the house , but could only find £10 's worth of coins .

At the Model school burglars ransacked the music centre after forcing open the main door .

THIEVES have ransacked the home of celebrity musician Ivy Benson , just days after she was cremated .

The men , armed with a knife and a meat cleaver , shrugged her off and ransacked the house in Saltley , Birmingham .

A TEENAGER who plunged a screwdriver into a frail 85-year-old woman as accomplices ransacked her home , has been sentenced to eight years " detention .

IRAN yesterday demanded the extradition of demonstrators who ransacked several of its embassies on Sunday , including the mission in London , and said it would claim compensation from Western governments for damage to its property .

A woman staying at a local hotel returned to find her room ransacked and another motorist had her car broken into .

The boy ransacked his father 's stores for old guns , shields and spears which we hung in the entrance hall .

From Augustus to Peter the Great , the history books were ransacked to find suitable comparisons .

THIEVES have ransacked soccer ace Paul Gascoigne 's Italian home while he was in Britain .

The residence of the Nicaraguan ambassador had been ransacked by US troops on Dec. 29 , prompting an apology from US President George Bush .

Then as Andrea , 21 , kept a bedside vigil their home in Cumberland Street , Darlington , was ransacked by thieves .

The place looks like it was ransacked by an LAPD squadron looking for drugs or a thrash metal band who found them .

The schoolhouses had been left empty in the Revolution , and then ransacked by peasants , as the Bolshevik investigators had noticed on their way to Nikol'skaia .

The RPF had agreed not to interfere with the centre 's work but in February it was ransacked by soldiers wearing Ugandan uniforms .

One morning , someone found his potato-storage pit on the corner of his land ransacked and emptied .

The tents of the ` disobedient " were burnt down , their wives and daughters were taken into captivity , their fur stores were ransacked .

The burglary was discovered this morning when staff arrived at work to find the building had been ransacked .

Every junk-heap of the Comer on this stretch they touched at and ransacked .

The caller stepped back aghast and stuttered , ` I 'm so sorry to disturb you -- I see you 're changing for dinner . " 

` I d-do n't know , Sir , " Lexandro stuttered ; and for once the title of Sir came sincerely to his lips . 

` W-what 's happened ? " she stuttered , suddenly and quite unaccountably nervous . 

` And , of course , Rastani , " the chaplain stuttered , squirming on his stool . 

` But that 's the exact attitude we have to fight , " stuttered Geoffrey . 

When I met Butch I just could n't believe it -- he stuttered worse than me ! 

Seb also managed to stutter his thanks to Christian before following Carrie to the kitchen where she had gone to put the kettle on the hob to make coffee for everyone . 

And he got so he could gradually do without it and he never stuttered again . 

He stuttered , then looked down , seeming almost to laugh at himself . 

Inarticulate by nature , sometimes he reached such a pitch of high emotion that he felt he had to express it : but his feelings were always too strong for him and made him stutter . 

As I heard no explosion , I presumed the danger had been averted .

The Letter of 1019--20 says that he intended to avert a threat to England , and succeeded in dealing with great dangers , so that the Danes would henceforth at need be able to assist the English .

New US legislation , attempting to avert another such environmental catastrophe , has introduced a requirement for tankers operating in US waters to be double-skinned in future .

A global concerted effort is required to avert a global health crisis .

` Mining uranium out of the ground to fuel nuclear plants averts health effects of radon in later generations . "

Bush emphasized that he still hoped to avert war , and that a meeting could still go ahead in Baghdad between US Secretary of State James Baker and President Saddam Hussein a few days after Jan. 3 .

` Simply because he managed to avert such a disaster he was there for everyone to have a go at .

WHAT could have been a disastrous start for fifth-year pupils at Bohunt School to the social event of the school year was averted by quick-thinking and the help of a parent .

A compromise solution , it was secured largely thanks to unashamed procedural bullying by Mikhail Gorbachev , who warned that only unequivocal , draconian measures could avert a slide into economic chaos .

Conflict was averted by an emergency meeting between the Collective State Presidency and the Croatian leadership on Jan. 25 .

They had three sent off , the assistant manager Terry McDermott was apparently cautioned , there was a bomb scare and a pitch invasion was averted by police .

Some hours later one returned and claimed , modestly , that one 's own efforts alone had won the day , and the crisis had been averted .

A major fire was only averted by the quick action of Vigilant 's Chief Engineer , Alan Gregory .

Talks aimed at averting a trade war between the European Community and the United States of America are to resume next week .

THE Government last night moved to avert a threatened mass exodus of dentists from the NHS and put on ice plans to cut fees paid to them for dental work .

A second jet disaster was narrowly averted in Bogota on Thursday .

Older bridges are at great risk ; they could be made safer by fitting elastic isolators where thermal expansion bearings now sit between girders and columns .

Probably the best method is to cut the saddle into three sections , so that each section sits across two piezo blocks .

Against the left-hand wall nearest to the camera are three storage shelves ; a lidless unvarnished coffin in the process of construction sits on the middle shelf .

A modernist , fully-glazed pavilion sits on top of the building .

The plain-faced buildings sit in the desert like tents , and straggling flocks of goats wander among them searching for scraps .

Moreover , the equipment that sits on the manager 's desk is all that is required -- the computer 's intelligence is housed within the one unit .

In the centre of the cloister sits the Santa Casa , the House of Mary , designed before the monastery in 1626-31 by Giovanni Domenico Orsi and A. Allio .

The traditional unit is a box that sits between the mains and the AC-in socket on your computer .

Today the obviously ancient framework sits alongside modern additions and reconstructions .

Dreaming , Leon almost crashed against me , there in the kitchen passage . 

He crashed against the wall then fell , rolled the last few stairs to the hallway . 

The glasses he was wearing flew off his face ; the bottle of blood crashed against one wall … . 

Pilot F/O E Foit bailed out of the stricken Hurricane , and the aircraft crashed almost vertically into the Loch . 

He said : ` The car had crashed through a wall and had overturned in a marshy field . 

Next day I lunched with Hugh [ Lygon ] and drank with him all afternoon and sallied out with him fighting drunk at tea-time when we drank at the New Reform until dinner . 

From there he sallied forth about his many errands , meeting the usual obstructiveness whenever he asked for anything . 

Mayne 's plan was to take his fighting patrols out into the Great Sand Sea and establish a forward base , from which they could sally out and harass the enemy . 

At the very least they must be contained and never allowed to sally out . 

He is champion of the sceptics , and he sallies forth with his banners flying . 

From their orbital hive-turned-fortress , they would sally out against whoever was left and eat them alive . 

These were the only things on the Sorrento that got me down ; at night they sallied from every crack and crevice and nibbled dead skin on the soles of my feet . 

From there he sallied forth to the underground , and by 1969 got profiled in the Listener as the aesthetic end of the underground , and the acceptable face of pop . 

The world model described above represents a landmark in the study of global problems . 

The General Entrance Requirement , as described above , is to be regarded as a minimum . 

The bend tests describes above assume that the beam is freely supported , that is , not clamped anywhere . 

The situation I have described here is very mild compared to some happenings in the work place . 

Would you describe today 's events as a further setback to your career ? " 

Travellers began to describe the city as being like a ghost town : ` The city appears to be a desert when the King is absent , " wrote the French traveller Jean de Thevenot . 

The workers must have felt important when they were described several times as being , ` Caesar 's heirs forever . " 

He described the original verdict as having " left us all with a deep sense of personal frustration and anguish " . 

To describe them as having a ` positive lifestyle " is laughable considering the laws they break and the havoc they cause . 

Even as a child , Russell describes himself as having found this intellectual , religious background as intolerable , and he says that he spent endless hours meditating on the supposed rational grounds for Christianity . 

In their article in this issue , Maria Black and Victor Amaya describe the importance of reclaiming traditional medical knowledge as a means of countering the dominant ideology . 

That figure is now just over 6,000 , and its not difficult to agree with Julia when she quietly describes the job of reading them and selecting the very best as ` daunting " . 

( 3 ) An observation question asks pupils to describe something without relating it to their knowledge of the situation , e.g. " Describe what is happening in the picture ? " 

In an article called ` The making of a nonsexist dictionary " , Alma Graham describes her feelings on discovering how sexist were the standard dictionaries used in schools . 

Elena described her feelings on returning to the little town of her birth , San Jose de las Flores , in Chalatenango after three years ' absence . 

The pro-Jewish New York Times describes him as ` tall , handsome and affable " . 

He described Nato as a forum where Western countries would work together to negotiate agreements between East and West and see that they were implemented and verifiable . 

Experts have described it as the worst case to date of pesticide contamination in Britain . 

Rather than describe the required knowledge in general terms , we propose to discuss a number of topics which would embody that knowledge and its relationship to foreign language teaching . 

` It is a disgrace that the schools minister should describe schools in that way . " 

I have often tried to describe it to myself , he wrote , but never with much success . 

He describes his work with the chemical company as ` one of the single most soul-destroying things you can do . " 

Many parents describe their children as being as different as ` chalk and cheese " . 

From one of the other rooms came the harsh sounds of Guns'N'Roses , the heavy guitar making the walls vibrate . 

We might say we perceive them as separate because they vibrate at different frequencies . 

Literally everything in the room starts vibrating to the beat of the bass drum . 

Penry stared at her incredulously , then to her relief the tension drained from his face before her eyes as his muscular , beautiful torso began to vibrate with laughter . 

When we listen to music , for example , our eardrums vibrate with the rhythm of changing air pressure . 

He walked across the floor and , although he caused little sound , the whole room vibrated with his weight . 

He squatted down , his clothes vibrating against his body , and injected something into Ari 's neck . 

The great compound curves which swept out from the guard vibrated under his hand , and the bowstring produced a low musical sound . 

By impacting with neighbouring particles they vibrate about a locus , and only appear to remain in a fixed position . 

At any temperature , a real crystalline solid is in a state of dynamic unrest , with the various electrons and atoms in its lattice vibrating about their mean positions . 

John felt the hull of the yacht vibrating as the tanker approached . 

The light , strongly-bonded carbon atoms can vibrate at unusually high frequencies , so the frequency of the radiation absorbed is very much higher for diamond than for other materials . 

Here are some sentences in which two consonant sounds are identical to look at but sound slightly different because one is voiced ( the vocal cords vibrate ) and the other is unvoiced . 

The floor of the cockpit was vibrating , the motors were screaming . 

Crossings took the traditional form ( Figure 6.11 ) : there is no doubt here as to whom the road is for , or that walkers may only cross when permitted to do so by car drivers . 

The Worlds Edge Mountains are extremely tall and almost impossible to cross where they border the Empire . 

Crossing the swing-bridge above the water he lost his footing on a streak of black oil . 

Turn right where you see a waymark arrow and bear left crossing the stile around 150yds further on . 

We crossed the fields below Underwood and made our way back home as cows were brought in to milk and children were brought in from play for their tea . 

A rat can learn to cross a barrier between one side of a box and the other in response to a signal which consists merely of the train of impulses to the hippocampus as the unconditioned stimulus . 

An enraged Mr Milosevic imposed his own sanctions : nothing but humanitarian supplies , he vowed , would cross the border between Serbia and Serb-controlled Bosnia . 

We had to cross the mountains between Spain and France in winter , and the snow was deep . 

Three days after leaving Mojjo we crossed the Awash river by a rickety bridge ; a large crocodile basked on the river bank and there were tracks of many hippopotamus . 

The package would cross the Wall by another safer but slower route . 

Over the years since then , the debate on whether it was better to cross the Channel by tunnel , bridge or ferry had raged to and fro . 

It was difficult to cross the moor in the dark , but at last we reached the light . 

My Member of Parliament , Harold Lever , in response to an earlier letter of mine , wrote to the Algerian ambassador in London and got approval for me to cross the Algerian Sahara on foot . 

In 1882-3 , while still a student , he began his travels by crossing Australia on foot from north to south from Normanton to Geelong , some two thousand miles in 123 days . 

She was still feeling pleased with life when they crossed the bridge over the river Windrush and entered Swinbrook village . 

Luney crossed t he garden to the hut where she slept , nodding and gesturing to inhabitants of her air-drawn world , which was no longer a ball . 

Cheryl crossed the patchy carpet to the nearest window and began to study the landscape depicted on it . 

Whoever was crossing the yard toward the school might see her too . 

He led me out into the snow and we crossed the island towards the beach . 

Almost unbelievably it is 25 years since closure of the GC main line between Sheffield and London Marylebone , and 10 years since the last train crossed the Pennines via the Woodhead Route . 

Marianne crossed the room with her usual catlike grace and threw herself casually down on the bed . 

Here the two long-distance walks briefly coincide , the footbridge being crossed by thousands of booted and laden pedestrians every year . 

The Sound of Mull , sea-road to the Isles , was crossed by distant sails and arrowed by the wake of motor cruisers . 

The wooden bridge over the stream had to be crossed in single file . 

Successive waves spread through the Canadian archipelago to northwest Greenland , moved down the Mackenzie River , and crossed eastward to Labrador and southern Greenland . 

In those days , too , when the guests entered they crossed between me and the cameras , which did strange things to the perspective . 

At Clapham Junction , he alighted from the train and crossed by the footbridge to the platform from which to catch a train back . 

These areas are particularly badly affected by poachers crossing from neighbouring Botswana . 

Its ancestors crossed from mainland Asia on a long-vanished land bridge . 

Around Remagen you cross from Westphalia into the Pfalz , the old Palatinate , so much fought over in the Thirty Years War . 

The singer caught their quick look of recognition as they crossed in the doorway . 

Aiming to cross into Austria at Gmünd , I came on the border post sooner than I had expected and , misreading the signs , drove past the guard-post to the frontier barrier . 

The report claimed that almost 400 Lao civilians had crossed into the Thai province of Loei to escape the fighting . 

They were standing on the waste ground behind the car park which Hoomey had crossed on his way to Bean 's . 

By now we had crossed through half a dozen vegetation zones -- the botanical equivalent of a journey from Canada to New Mexico . 

She crossed to the fireplace , and put some more coal on the fire . 

Kirov stepped into the street and began crossing towards the open park on the opposite side . 

Private cars are not permitted to use the access road and indeed can not cross via the pedestrian ferry , but in summer months a minibus takes visitors from the ferry to the lighthouse , a service not operating to a timetable and needing to be confirmed by advance enquiry . 

People who would not in any circumstances pass over the peace-line without being in literal fear of their lives safely crossed over , shook hands , embraced and wept . 

Compelled to move at last he crossed over and glanced casually into the pharmacist 's as he passed . 

In the wonderful autumn afternoons they walked by streams , crossing on little wooden bridges . 

Some time in the early hours of the morning we cross over what seems to me to be a pontoon bridge , then suddenly we are up to our thighs in water . 

We crossed over the bridge and followed the wet and muddy path along the bank . 

One contained a great still lake , and they crossed it along a rock-bridge that sprang dizzily from wall to wall . 

We crossed back to the other bank , Mandeville striding away from the barge , shouting orders at Southgate . 

Patrick drove up the east bank of the Danube through the low-lying city of Pest , then crossed the Elizabethan bridge into Buda . 

European exporters have pushed up prices in both countries to protect margins .

Since 1990 Televisa has pushed up its ad prices at a rate five times that of consumer-price inflation .

The rule also pushes up costs , since a non-bank can not route all its card business through its main finance department .

A whole new service industry -- office design -- has sprung up in the city , and the demand for furniture , secretaries and commercial space has pushed up prices .

An extreme example was the sharp decline in competitiveness of Japanese industry between 1970 and 1973 when a rising yen pushed up Japanese relative labour costs by one-third .

ACO is also sceptical about local authorities ' abilities to push down the costs .

But assume for a moment that an influx of American CDs did push down prices .

They claim that the huge crop will push down prices , and this , coupled with cheap imported plums from Spain will mean it simply wo n't be worth picking the fruits .

The government says local authorities can narrow the care gap by pushing down prices in the independent sector .

To push down the British price to that of the cheapest one quoted by any ` fly-by-night " would have a catastrophic effect on business worldwide .

If these are analogous with the vessels proposed for mining manganese nodules , the capital costs of each operation are likely to run toward $1000 million .

In South-west England tin , copper and other metals have been mined for at least 2000 years from deposits related to Variscan granites ; in the Pennine range of central and northern England over a similar period , lead , and lately fluorite and baryte , have been extracted from vein and replacement deposits in Carboniferous sediments ; in Central Wales , the Isle of Man and the Southern Uplands of Scotland lead and zinc have been mined from vein deposits in Lower Palaeozoic greywackes and in the Lake District copper , lead and zinc have been recovered from a variety of deposits in Lower Palaeozoic sedimentary and volcanic rocks underlain by Caledonian granites .

The biggest single step I 've had to make in curing myself of addiction is to admit that I am an addict . 

` You ca n't rely on a human being to cure you of evil and give you peace . 

On a Saturday afternoon , Corporal Tambini tried to cure him of this structural malformation . 

Sinhalese cattle medicine called for branding the animal with particular designs in order to give it strength or to cure it of various illnesses . 

The others are dozing while I chatter , attempting to cure their somnambulism with my words . 

` The man I went to cured my hip just by stroking it , " Sean said . 

For this reason , it was called the Golden Bough and was believed to cure diseases in humans and cattle . 

Her services were also called upon to charm away warts and cure ringworm in cattle . 

` There 's a man down by the docks who claims he can cure illness without medicine . 

SURGEONS are to start testing a technique which could cure short-sightedness in just 15 minutes . 

It is especially important in these cases to apply the medication effectively in order to cure the condition . 

There is always some magic remedy that will cure it , or some whizz-kid quack with a patent method . 

Rosemary apparently has to cope with her husband 's anxiety that she could only be cured by becoming more ` assertive " . 

I do n't want to suggest that social problems can be cured by the application of wealth . 

It was almost as if she was suffering from some dreadful disease that could only be cured by his physical removal . 

If the procedure succeeds , Carly will be able to lead a normal life , offering hope to thousands of sufferers with diseases like cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy who could be cured by similar techniques . 

By a visit to a doctor , a psychiatrist , or even through a programme of counselling and guidance , mental illnesses can be cured , and almost always are . 

Seventy nine per cent were completely cured of their symptoms . 

The modern monarch is not a figure , which is to be unquestioningly revered , and who with a magical touch can cure scrofula ( Bloch , 1973 ) . 

It occurred mainly in communities with poor diets and was eventually identified as a deficiency disease which could be promptly and completely cured by supplying adequate food . 

Isis then cured Re by reciting a spell and with her new power became one of the mightiest goddesses . 

All forms of early syphilis can be completely cured , and some of the later manifestations can be markedly improved , or , at least , the progression of the disease can be arrested . 

The treatment can be used indoors and outside , curing and preventing both wet and dry rot , and wood-worm attacks . 

At this point , the Scottish sister entered at speed -- she had probably smelt the champagne from several wards away . 

He smelt the warm air from the moor , and watched the little white clouds in the blue sky . 

Andrew added : ` She smelled smoke through the letterbox and naturally panicked and started banging on the door and shouting . 

He smelled the burning in the air , saw the stars dimmed by smoke above him . 

Except that she would n't have known , not until she got there and smelled the blood . 

Meredith stooped and kissed a faded cheek and smelled the sweet perfume of rose pot-pourri . 

` Whenever I hear my name on the lips of my little sister , " Roman cut in behind them , his voice sardonic , ` I smell trouble . " 

Standing so close he smelt the fusty clothes and a sour whiff on the old man 's breath . 

` She 'll smell a rat the moment she sees them , " answered a sneering voice inside his head . 

Police driving through Long Hanborough at 2am this morning smelt smoke and called the fire brigade . 

Like mammals , birds have taste buds only on their tongues , and smell by sniffing the air . 

Sometimes I smell that odour as a perfume on women , like sweet Harpic . 

The lightning flared into his face and , covering his eyes with one hand , he said desperately , ` For God 's sake ca n't we go downstairs ? " 

The memory of lightning flaring between the cracks in the boards and me pushing home the four-inch nails with numb fingers arrived simultaneous with the patter of descending footsteps …

Here you can safely get back to the lower path to meander round coves of sparkling sandy beaches . 

The orbital motion of the earth provided a causal explanation for why the planets appeared to meander across the sky . 

“ Failing that , ” he said pragmatically , “ shall we meander into a café for something to drink ? ” 

He was able to meander past the Tranmere defence and finish with a low hard shot that spun past Nixon 's outstretched hands . 

I am a walker and often enough would just meander through the parish of an afternoon for an hour or so -- many of the people would say hello and stop for a word . 

Cows still meander through the village to pastureland near the stream which runs alongside the graveyard . 

But my idea would be to meander up and down the country , stopping off at interesting towns like this . 

The sun coaxed her body to stretch idly as a cat ; she tanned easily , adored white heat and turquoise sea . 

Later , I heard Mrs Goreng coaxing Kaptan to say a few foreign sentences in front of his father . 

Sometimes the Childline counsellor manages to coax them to speak . 

` You will not coax me into an indiscretion , so save your breath . "  

Top earning dealers sometimes coax their clients into massive account trades . 

The warmth and gentleness coaxed her surrender , subduing her inner turmoil and replacing it with something that was infinitely more disturbing . 

The victim was being coaxed by a trained woman detective at her hospital bedside in the hope that her masked attacker can be identified . 

Naive trainees were often thus coaxed into doing hard , boring work for little remuneration . 

Glasgow companies are being coaxed into a greener approach to business today as the Made from Recycle ` 93 conference gets underway . 

Eventually coaxed from his seclusion by his lance master , Dauntless confessed his doubts and disillusionment . 

Anna , exhausted by all she was trying to do , plummeted from fury to weeping . 

Sayer ( 1984 ) identifies the problem and proposes an alternative objective :

This identifies the sources of funds made available to a bank and their utilisation in order to make profits .

She agreed to try a behaviour chart and identified that each of them should sit in their own chairs , eat their own food quietly , and not interfere with each other .

Does he further accept that the report identifies that there has been serious disturbance in primary schools in recent years ?

The Bank identified that these studies were not completed and would advise the IBOA when they were completed .

They identify a failure to concentrate on taking a large market share for one product ; in contrast they describe a preference for entering a new market before the full potential of the current one is reached .

The survey would seek to identify examples of environmental excellence to set a benchmark for other companies to follow .

The top ten suppliers identified by Ciba-Geigy were five Japanese , two Swiss , two German and one USA company .

Greenpeace hopes to identify individual dolphins by the bite and fight marks on their fins , and to chart their behaviour in an effort to protect them from extinction .

CRCs will identify priorities and seek out people to help in the revision of those priority areas .

We can identify three kinds of sentence which are considered wrong , in addition to those with writing errors of spelling and punctuation .

It takes seriously the health and well-being of neighbours and is doing everything possible to help identify the cause of these problems .

She was even able to identify species in a catalogue of edible African plants available at the Museum .

Two AIDS cases have been identified from death certificates where Kaposi 's sarcoma has been mentioned as cause of death .

Taking page 17 again , I was reminded that Giles is rather given to semi-serious poetic diction at times , and we find him referring to the presence of water in the Finke River as `` the stream purling over its stony floor '' or , quoting some bygone poet , `` brightly the brook through the green leaflets , giddy with joyousness , dances along . ''

His use of the word tank to refer to a hollowed-out reservoir ( `` Gibson dug a small tank and the water soon cleared '' ) antedates the OED , for instance .

Nonetheless , it is convenient to think about the existence of a group of proto-dialects which can be referred to as Proto - Indo -European .

The rationale behind referring to them as `` lost '' arises from the author 's observation of an unfortunate state of affairs : because of an increasingly widespread lack of familiarity with the basic , structural elements of our culture—Greek and Roman mythology , the Bible , literature , and ordinary historical fact—people today are unable to discern the origins of terms like aphrodisiac , Achilles [ sic ] heel or tendon , meet one 's Waterloo , sow dragon 's teeth , and hand-writing on the wall , to name a few .

I propose here the theoretical construction and programming of a robot ( hereafter referred to as Antie ) that will be able to infiltrate a red harvester ant nest , switching between the foraging , patrolling and midden work behaviors .

For the purposes of calls later in the pseudocode , I will refer to these subroutines as trailFollow ( ) , findFood ( ) , and findMidden ( ) .

Marshall ( 1989 ) , after Bakan ( 1966 ) , refers to the elements in this mixture as agency and communion .

Reciprocity refers to the connection between what people give to and what people take from their employment situations .

Fortunately , many prominent psychiatrists also believed that homosexuality was not an illness , and their lobbying , along with the innovative study performed by Hooker , who has been referred to as `` the Rosa Parks of the gay movement '' convinced the American Psychiatric Association Board of Trustees to vote to remove homosexuality from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual as a mental illness in December of 1973 .

The keys ` fig4a ' and ` fig4b ' are implied ( automatically generated ) ; these implied keys act as aliases for ` fig4 ' , since they refer to the same physical object .

Now we have the following ( id , label ) pairs : ( fig4 , 4 ) ( fig4a , ( 4 1 ) ) ( fig4b , ( 4 2 ) ) where |4| , | ( 4 1 ) | and | ( 4 2 ) | refer to the same object ( physical figure ) in the document instance .

However , even without the intelligence to recognize two semantically equivalent instances of a subexpression , `` variable substitution '' or `` folding '' as Dave refers to it in his minutes is *really* useful for speech and I suspect it would be very useful for small visual displays .

( Gailhaguet and Anissina are not referred to by name in an accompanying FBI agent 's affidavit , but by their descriptions their identities are obvious .

A stilus was the sharp-pointed tool used to write on wax tablets and , by inference , stilus also referred to the way that something was written .

Bilbainos refer to the museum as the `` artichoke , '' which comes close to describing it , if you can imagine a gleaming , metallic artichoke more than two hundred feet high .

Erectile dysfunction , sometimes referred to as impotence , is the inability for a sexually active male to obtain and sustain an erection for sexual purposes .

In Ukrainian , for instance , the word bidni refers to an unfortunate , pitiable soul .

This calculated interest is the effective interest of the investment ( referred to as `` effective yield '' in some literature ) .

There are no dates , and few hard facts ; movies are referred to as `` some piece of crap , '' directors , as `` some idiot . ''

In American advertising , `` feeling fresh '' refers to ridding oneself of vaginal odor , a view expressed by a fashion model clad in white who has plucked every hair from her body and then painted in some artificial eyebrows and perhaps drawn a silhouette of Thomas Jefferson to replace her pubic hair .

Indeed , the phrase `` increasing returns '' appears just once in Cassidy 's article and then merely to say that Arthur had used the term while others refer to network externalities .

Note , however , that `` no effect '' is also a relative term , and refers to an allele whose effect on disease outcome is close to the population average .

In this guidance , the term data always refers to computer-processed data .

Application controls refers to the structure , policies , and procedures that apply to individual application systems , such as inventory or payroll .

I will refer to this homology relationship as bidirectional hits ( BHs ) .

That one group is referred to as dialects , and the other group as languages has more to do with national boundaries than any internal feature of the speech varieties themselves .

The number of recursions is referred to as the number of `` poles '' .

Both the USAT front page `` cover story '' and an inside story at the Post refer to the newly poisoned atmosphere as `` sexual McCarthyism . ''

' Since the testicles are producers of semen , they are often referred to in slang as seed .

Behind his back , however , irreverent junior faculty referred to him as the Green Dean .

The word altar is derived from the Latin word altare , a combination of altus , high , and ara , altar , referring to a raised structure for worship , one that goes upward toward the sky or heaven .

The lexical match requires the speaker to refer to herself in the third person , while ingeniously seizing the opportunity -- a further intertextuality -- to hint at her Moscow -inspired sobriquet , the Iron Lady .

Upon arrival all animals were allowed ad libitum access to either a commercially available diet with high phytoestrogen levels ( Harlan Teklad Rodent Diet 8604 , Madison , WI , USA ) containing 600 micrograms of phytoestrogens/gram of diet ; referred to hereafter as the Phyto-600 diet , or a custom phytoestrogen-free diet ; referred to hereafter as the Phyto-free diet , obtained from Ziegler Bros. ( Gardner, PA , USA ) and water .

Vasco Fernandes , more commonly referred to as Grão Vasco ( the Great ) , founded the city 's school of painting in the 16th century .

Moreover , I , for one , should like to know the source that pins down to California the expression so low he could sit on a cigarette paper and hand his feet over the edge : given no gloss , does this refer to low depressed , low degraded , or low abject ?

The Meloidogyne L2 larvae , the infective stage where the worm is away from the host plant ( also referred to as second-stage juvenile in the literature ) , is more accessible than the rest of the life cycle , and is an interesting stage biologically with the worm completing multiple steps required for survival .

'' I 'm working on my fourth language now , '' said Lopez , referring to his Russian classes at Woodburn High School .

The title of the book refers to the custom in New Mexico of feeding cattle cactus to keep them alive during droughts .

Constitution refers to the authors and the inventors , does n't it ? Th

Each StandardQuantitationType has an optional association to Channel and a designator indicating whether the value refers to the background or foreground .

Buñuel -- born Catholic , even if he opted out later -- confused the Incarnation , in which the Holy Ghost caused Mary to conceive Jesus , and the Immaculate Conception , which refers to the fact ( or belief , if you will ) that Mary was born without original sin , although otherwise by the normal biological process .

Quinta do Lago , a few miles down the coast , refers to the hotel of the same name , once owned by Prince Faisal of Saudi Arabia , and the luxury homes that have sprouted up around it .

Naville also identified a series of problems with work with automated technology which he characterises as arising from a marked increase in mobility . 

The most important determining social force to Durkheim was collective sentiments , and especially religion -- a factor which some would describe as ` cultural " and Marxists tend to characterize as ` ideological " . 

For Cuba , Malmierca characterized the resolution as setting a date for war and said that it violated the UN Charter . 

Oskar Lange once characterised the Soviet economy as ` a sui generis war economy " . 

In a verse autobiography which survives in two manuscripts , she characterizes herself as ` Fidelia " , and the political and theological reasons for her conversion are given in powerful Drydenesque polemic . 

When Sir Winston Churchill characterised the Soviet Union as ` a mystery wrapped inside a riddle inside an enigma " , he might have added , ` and so she would wish to appear " . 

PLO officials publicly characterized the release as a gesture of potential reconciliation . 

It characterized such children as a potential revolutionary army of the future . 

Seymour Martin Lipset has characterized the United States as the " first new nation , " but Britain has been described as " the first industrial nation . " 

They will use these to raise and characterise antisera by a variety of immunochemical and immunocytological techniques . 

The Law Society has characterised the profession in a number of official statements . 

To characterize it in this way would be , it seems , to introduce the definiendum into the definiens . 

But it is not sufficient to characterise the relationship between doctors and their female middle class patients as one of simple economics or misogyny . 

For the time being we will therefore continue to characterize adjustment by means of the quadratic cost formulation . 

Therefore it will come as no surprise that in the multiproduct case there is no neat way to characterize subadditivity in terms of other concepts . 

One temptation is to characterize cattle stealing as a traditional activity , and to argue that it was the victim of modernization . 

We have characterized these factors more accurately using UV-cross linking experiments . 

Why do the police characterize themselves as ` behaving like savages " in this way ? 

Williams characterised ` pornography " as combining the explicit description or representation of sexual matter with a function or intention to arouse the viewer sexually . 

The different schools would characterize that turning-point , and the mechanisms which give rise to it , in different ways , however . 

Science is no longer characterised as being about objective truth , about ‘ proving ’ things , being value-free . 

Individuals who preferred the Chinese strategy are characterised as those who recognise words as wholes , and who would use lexical knowledge when checking spellings . 

That is not to say , however , that their meaning can not be characterized . 

Late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century working class wives have often been characterised as fatalistic in their attitudes towards childbirth . 

The military is frequently characterized as conservative if not reactionary , and certainly on a majority of occasions it is seen to support stability and the status quo . 

How total , he asks in a critique of totalization which Derrida would characterize as his first ` classical " formulation , can the totalization be ? 

The Supreme Court rejected what it characterised as the ` extreme position " that the Convention was exclusive and mandatory . 

The exciting and liberating redirection achieved during the sixties , usually characterised as the creative writing movement , has lost its way . 

The essence of prayer is this : is our relationship with God characterized by the words of the psalm : ` My soul , find rest in God alone " ? 

In serious cases results can be produced more quickly , but in the case of organic pollutions the analysis itself takes five days .

The hospitaller suddenly stepped back in panic as the bear sprang into life , towering above him , its great paws clawing the air . 

Her fingers clawed his back , her mouth covered his , her tongue darted down his throat . 

An enormous boxer hurled himself on me in delight , clawing at my chest with the biggest , horniest feet I had seen for a long time . 

She thought they must have looked ridiculous , two people over thirty surreptitiously clawing at each other through layer upon layer of raincoat , wool and cotton . 

Isaac 's outstretched hands clawed at the muddy earth , then they relaxed . 

He was lying in the space between the two large central examination tables , face downwards , his left hand seeming to claw at the floor , his right arm hunched beneath him His legs were straight . 

Dreading to think what the stuff on her face might be , she clawed at it with trembling fingers , trying to interpret the strong odour in the turquoise air around her . 

But these six descended on them like the Dynamos on a loose ball , flattened them into the floorboards , and trussed them in sash-cord in twenty seconds .

She did as he asked , then fetched the coils of rope , quickly and efficiently trussing the two men like Christmas turkeys as Adam stood over them with the gun .

THREE masked thugs trussed up businessman Tom Hartley and his wife Helen at their home and drove off in their new £60,000 Mercedes with valuables worth £250,000 .

Shrub roses were trussed to let people pass ; signs erected to divert visitors from the non-scenic compost heap .

But why should the descendants of Eusthenopteron have troubled to clamber about laboriously on the land ? 

They clambered back down the ladder and visited all the little rooms in the top floor to a steady stream of disparagement from the countess . 

After which , his empty sledge on his back , he would walk and clamber slowly back up the steepness to enter once more into the dripping slate shaft and repeat the exhausting process . 

He clambered back on to his fairy-cycle and made off down the towpath , wobbling so violently he nearly rode into the canal . 

I clambered back over the wall , crossed the orchard and , as usual , entered H.Q by the back door . 

It was clearly the end of their useful night 's work and they clambered back into their car , oblivious of being watched . 

Whitby is worth minor discomfort , however , and we quickly clambered down the 199 steps and strolled around the endlessly fascinating harbour and backstreets . 

But he was clambering down and opening the door , to take part in whatever was going on . 

He stepped over Gabriel 's knees and clambered down the ladder , mumbling . 

Other miscellaneous missiles rained in on him as he clambered down from the improvised platform with the help of his small band of left-wing brothers . 

Her mother was already clambering laboriously down from the seat beside the driver , displaying a lumpy mass of grey woollen stocking and woollen knickers in the process . 

She opens it , letting out the old used air , and clambers in . 

The window was immediately above a big table and I quickly clambered in . 

The seventy seven year old collapsed after five police officers clambered in through the window to arrest her grandson . 

Jobless Peter Urben , 43 , clambered on to the roof of what he thought was the optician 's and ended up in the carpet shop next door . 

` Do n't you dare presume to tell me what I need ! " she spat , trembling as she began to clamber on to the quayside . 

A policeman brought down two children who clambered on to the roof of a butcher 's shop in South Bank Road , Middlesbrough , at the weekend and could not get down . 

They all shook hands with me , and the Frenchman gave me a bag containing one dozen eggs before I clambered over the wall and into the orchard . 

EVEN innocent-looking teddy bears could put your child at risk as they are used to help toddlers clamber over the side . 

Without a word , she clambered over the rail , rather awkwardly because of the camera dangling from her wrist . 

And that 's why they 're sort of clambering over the bridge , in order to get onto the shortcut . 

He clambered over the shingle at the bottom of the cliff and then up the cliff itself , arriving at the eleventh green . 

The man at the top of the mercer 's ladder was clambering awkwardly out onto the roof . 

But 39-year-old Patrese clambered out with just a pair of bruised knees and trembling hands . 

The attendant clambered out from behind the counter , one of his colleagues taking his place . 

The garden became like an ants ' nest as snaking rows of people clambered up our hillside . 

The men clambered up the cellar steps after Peach and pushed back the wooden board , slamming home the bolt securely . 

They clambered up the rickety wooden outside staircase to Louis 's workshop in what had been the grooms ' quarters . 

They clambered up onto the floor , followed eagerly by George who practically fell over them in his clumsy desire to get in . 

I soon had an armful , then clambered up off the shingle to the better walking of the salt-washed turf where the burn , dividing into deep peaty runnels , cut its way to the shore . 

She clambered up into the car to take a closer look at them , careful though to remain at what she considered to be a safe distance . 

I clambered up into the loft , all sunlight and warmth and smelling of old and interesting books , and I decided to clear the place up a bit . 

They both clambered aboard and the man pulled the boat out into the main current . 

Up in the chestnut branches girls and boys were clambering about , hitting at the spiked green conkers and knocking them down on to the heads below . 

Having handed her suitcase up to Tucker , she clambered ashore and retrieved it from him . 

Relying heavily on the stick , she clambered upwards , stopping every now and again to call , ` George ! 

She worked her way round the obstruction , clambering over general debris as she went . 

Clambering over slippery , wet rocks we halted at a rowan tree just below the top . 

He would have to hurry despite his leg , which he must have wrenched while clambering . 

Schramm tried to imagine what it was like , clambering about the Jebel , searching for something that might not exist , in a very black night , with a lethal enemy somewhere in the darkness . 

We turned upstream , clambering across tumbled boulders to find a crude wooden bridge . 

After he had clambered across he searched again , feeling desperate . 

As we clambered across the rubble towards him , our 12-year-old boy in 1976 knew that the nearest tank was only 300 yards away . 

And the man , the Dalek Killer , was clambering grimly along ducts and girders towards the misshapen nexus of pipes and cables . 

I attended a Wagner performance that evening , high in the gallery , and spent the next day clambering around Gaudi 's towers of the Sagrada Familia . 

She endured the renewed pain stoically until the water ran clear , then turned off the taps and clambered from the bath , feeling very shaky , but wonderfully , blissfully clean . 

The woman , whose hands were still bound , clambered from the back seat into the front of the two-door car and then struggled to safety . 

The next day , taking their advice , I climbed to the top of the hill through steep , dense undergrowth , clambering from tree to tree like a demented chimp . 

We clambered into the back of a VW truck and drove for about five minutes , then waited outside an apartment block while the guards chatted with a woman . 

We pitched tents in the dark and clambered into our sleeping bags not knowing what to expect the next day . 

The team included Stockton vet Jackie Paterson , who clambered into the drain and injected the foal with sedatives . 

She forced his tennis racket out of the way and clambered into the jeep . 

The rest clambered into their saddles , and followed him unquestioningly as he led them at a canter downslope to where the hills opened out and patches of ground could be seen where the snow was melting . 

I glanced back and saw MacLane clambering onto the running board of an already growling squad car , holding the tommy gun one-armed . 

At the end , the ` boys " clambered onto the wall , sat with legs crossed and threw themselves backwards over the wall one by one into the arms of a stagehand . 

One by one we clambered out of the boat and on to the slippery rocks of an inlet . 

Once a dark toad clambered away towards the little burn at the side of the field . 

As I clambered out of the trench and made my way across to Brigade H.Q I could see the jeep with the stretchers on top waiting at the entrance to the orchard . 

She stood up and clambered clumsily over the fallen rocks towards where Klift had been standing . 

Grimwood was half supporting Steve who had clambered to his feet , making their way further along Greenway Gardens . 

Farrell clambered to his feet , breathing heavily , forced to inhale the reeking smell . 

The third time she clambered stiffly to her feet and looked about her , dazed by the darkness outside the closed circle of torchlight , and switched off the beam to acclimatise once again to the starry night . 

But please , Mama , Lucinda pleaded silently , do n't treat me like a complete idiot . 

The caller from the agency may plead and cajole you into agreeing to accept the job , especially if it is a last minute booking and they are desperate for someone . 

She had pleaded , cajoled and quarrelled violently as she tried to win the Prince 's assistance . 

` Tell me what 's going on between you and Piers , " she heard herself pleading as she walked beside her . 

Bernard Crick , in double harness with David Blunkett , pleaded for ` far more spontaneous sociability and helpfulness to neighbours and strangers -- fraternity . " 

One respondent was not alone in pleading for ` a properly funded and functioning court system and properly paid legal aid " . 

I have n't forgotten it was the Americans who refused to help when the people of East Berlin rose up and pleaded for freedom in 1953 . 

In desperation his devoted parents wrote pleading for help to the Scottish Council of Spastics in Edinburgh after finding their address in a book back home . 

Hoarse but buoyant , Clinton had roared towards the end of a marathon tour of eight states yesterday pleading for every last vote . 

If not then I 'll plead to my wife for the car & I 'll be able to offer other people a lift there ( but I 'll be coming back on Sunday ) . 

John Major should plead with George Bush not too let the C I A start it 's own secret foreign policy deals . 

He strolled across to the games room , while she pleaded silently with him to hurry up before mummy found her . 

Jairus pleaded with Jesus to cure his twelve-year-old daughter who was at home , dying . 

He then staggered uphill to a courting couple and pleaded : ` Help me , I think they have murdered my girlfriend and burned her alive . " 

In vain Auguste pleaded that the Prince of Wales would not wait until September . 

People were coming over to us out of shops , pleading to be included in my trials . 

He pushed his muzzle into her lap , wagging his rump , pleading to be let out . 

On learning of her mother 's decision , Anne pleaded to go with her . 

Equally , do not be discouraged by hostile letters to the editor or even hostile editorials . 

Its lobby was crowded , people discouraged by the weather sitting on fat couches or standing in talkative groups . 

A third warned , ` If you think we are discouraged , how do you think the people below us feel who watch us repeatedly fail ? " 

Vagrants were always discouraged , and those who were able to work , but were not willing to do so , could be sent to a local House of Correction . 

Failure may motivate the bright and able child yet discourage and handicap the child who is already doing poorly . 

Some cuts involved not filling posts left vacant by teachers discouraged by the rock-bottom pay and difficult conditions . 

John Paul Jones was less easily discouraged , and much more feared , as he began to seem uncatchable . 

Louis was quite sobered by that , as all his kerb drill and road-sense instructions came back to him in his father 's stern voice . 

Even the hardest of the men there was sobered by her outburst . 

I sobered , thinking of sagas I had heard of wolves , but my father hushed me . 

Francesca nearly laughed , but McLeish 's expression sobered her . 

Sobered by recession , Americans are kicking the plastic-debt habit . 

There they had been questioned for a long time , in a way which -- Alice could see , watching Bert 's face as he told the tale -- had not only impressed but sobered the two . 

When it was clear that he was , Rose cried , ` You frightened the life out of us , Daddy . " 

` Can I give my Right Honourable Friend two big thank-yous ! " , he cried , in a tone suggesting that he would like to accompany them with two big kisses . 

` Do n't treat me as a child ! " she cried scornfully , ` You know that I love you , and that 's why I 'm being packed off . " 

` Oh , " she cried , pausing by the door of the cab , ` I 've forgotten to bring your keys . " 

Do something before it goes ! " she cried , catching his arm and trying to shake him into action . 

` Idiot ! " cried Simmons , striking his forehead with the palm of his hand . 

Isagoras the Archon cried that this was revolution ; and he appealed to his friend Kleomenes to come back and restore order . 

The Eel came round the bushes , saw him and cried his triumph . 

The Wolverines ' borrowed silks lent them invaluable seconds wherein to close with those guards and sever their throats before they could fire or even cry a warning . 

` 'Ere 's the bloke you wanted , " cried Higgins cheerily , ushering in Dr Earl from the Villa Beatrice , who bustled in eagerly . 

` You play with my life ! " cried Katarina dramatically , wringing her hands . 

` Take that ! " cried Mother again , and thumped the other man . 

But France 's centre-right opposition has cried foul over the reinforcement of the stakes held by state firms in a company controlled by the Socialist government 's urban affairs minister . 

When he drew on his leather gloves as if preparing for some task ahead , ` Stop , " she cried at him . 

` I know I shall say yes -- I ca n't help it ! " she cried to herself in bed one night . 

The voice of your brother 's blood is crying to me from the ground . 

` Come sit with me , " she cried to Philippa , patting the seat under an awning , as for a favourite hound . 

He shouted , so the doctor told Dexter , as if he were crying to someone a great distance away . 

We know that you are sad to see so many disputes between different parts of your family and we cry to you for unity and harmony between brothers and sisters . 

` You do n't mind my using the house as if it were my own ? " he cried with as much boisterousness as he could muster , waving the bottle like a flag . 

` 'T IS true , " she cried as vehemently as possible with her jaw clamped in his hand . 

The lumbering carts and chariots are protected by outriders mounted on giant wolves who patrol the area in front of the advancing tribe , probing for enemies and scouting for small settlements to loot .

If the water table is within 15 m of the surface , the cheapest method is to dig a well by hand and protect the walls from collapse by building a masonry lining .

It was an old graveyard , protected by the high walls from the bustle and intrusion of the outside world .

These regulations are designed to protect people against immediate or delayed health risks from substances which may have an adverse effect on their health ; for instance , disinfectants such as glutaraldehyde .

IN THE MENDIPS , A SHEEP FARMER IS STRUGGLING TO PROTECT HIS LAMBS FROM THE FOXES THAT WATCH AND PREY .

But China is also protecting North Korea from the wrath of the United Nations Security Council .

Children must be protected from indoctrination from such sources .

Scottish parents are apparently even more likely to do this -- one in three parents never protect their children from its harmful rays despite the fact that many of them have particularly delicate skin .

The high walls of the tower protect the crew from arrows and attack from the ground .

It does not protect the grant of a licence against recall on the ground of one or other of the disqualifications mentioned in note C below .

The decision comes as British troops protecting aid convoys face growing dangers in the inter-ethnic war .

` Ben and I protect Durance 's reputation and in doing so we protect our own interests . "

Through the valuable option of the NatWest Home Improvement Loan Protector , you can have peace of mind and protect yourself and your dependents against unforeseen circumstances .

Of course , you must make sure you protect the baby from a toddler who pinches or slaps or tries to tip her out of the pram when your back is turned .

Hess has protected them , although in theory they are people he should not even know .

At the moment only scheduled archaeological sites are protected by law ; we need to extend that to unscheduled sites as well .

It is possible that he was simply protecting the feeding territory for the benefit of his own offspring .

The talk was general , candlelit faces leaned across the table and the hands which peeled the fruit or fidgeted with the glasses were as individual as the faces . 

There was a note on the kitchen table saying there was a casserole in the oven and please would he peel some potatoes . 

He often worked in a friend 's studio , and took his meals at Rosalie 's where he peeled potatoes or washed up to pay for the meals . 

When Ruth went into the house Hester was sitting on an upright chair by the table , peeling potatoes . 

She went to find Florrie , who was busy in the kitchen , peeling potatoes and putting some cold meat through a mincer . 

Carefully peel the oranges with a sharp knife to remove all pith . 

Towards the end she watched him peel an apple with deliberate care . 

Then again , they peel their apples with fancy , little knives instead of savaging them with their gnashers . 

On the other side of their host sat Meg Dennison , delicately but unfussily peeling her grapes with pink-tipped fingers . 

One orang-utan peels a banana as the pair chat about the advantages of having an electric tumble drier . 

Piladu 's wife , peeling artichokes in the gloom at the kitchen table , put down her knife and accepted the milk without a word . 

Peel the avocados , cut them in half lengthways and remove the stones . 

Halve , stone and peel one small avocado , then finely dice and mix with one tablespoon each of French dressing , chopped fresh basil and finely chopped , seeded tomato . 

Peel the other oranges , removing as much pith as possible , and discard the peel . 

They peeled no vegetables , roasted no joints , bought no floor polish or detergent , no furniture cleaner or disinfectant . 

Avoid salads , raw vegetables , cold buffets , mayonnaise and any fruit you ca n't peel yourself . 

Now the turbots reposed in their fish kettles , salmon fastened unseeing eyes upon their chef , boiled ýevisses waited pink and fat , ready to be peeled by the kitchenmaids , the crawfish were ready for Auguste 's preparation of the dish of dishes , crawfish ýRP la provenle , the recipe with which the Ma2e Escoffier had made his name in 1869 at the Favre in Nice . 

Romantic country lore advised girls to peel an apple carefully then throw the whole skin over their shoulder when it would land in the shape of their true love 's initial ; there were countless similar superstitions . 

If the potatoes have been peeled the cooking water can be used for sauces or soups . 

1 Peel the pears and rub them all over with the cut side of the lemon . 

“ Well , ” he said , “ you can peel them and boil them or cut them up and fry them or … ” 

If I peel an orange now , will you eat a little -- just to please your father ? 

I just said I 'd try to talk you into accepting what he 's decreed . 

Do n't let a shop assistant talk you into buying a so-called ` orthopaedic "  bed -- there is no such thing . 

` You think I talked Peter into giving me those earrings , do n't you ? 

Listen , you talked me into realizing what 's going to happen to that cat twenty-four hours from now . 

Marlon : You mean to say that he talked you into wearing those things ? 

Then she tried to talk me out of leaving -- laid on the flattery with a trowel . "  

They 'll only try to talk you out of going to Czechoslovakia to do this job for me -- you know what they 're like . "  

` My father asked you to try and talk me out of getting married ? "  

We are in danger of talking ourselves into a deeper decline in which only the bad news is given attention . 

She only hoped he was n't titivating himself , slicking his hair and freshening his breath in the hope of talking her into bed . 

With me that rings a warning bell , since it 's one of those suspicious New Age buzzwords that always portend a scam or screwball notion such as crystal therapy or out-of-body travel . 

But what does Mr Li's brand of socialism portend for the 1.1 billion people who endure life in the world 's most populous nation ? 

This is not to suggest ` the more the better " ; but that there appear to be other measures that portend failure better than leverage ratios . 

Variations across London often reflected the differential performance of the parties there at the last general election , and may well portend trends for the next . 

Sighs of relief stuck in my throat as the cacophony of rumbles and clangs which portends a tractor with a roller in tow , carried round the corner . 

The eclipses portend a fork in the path of your destiny , whether this comes about through your own actions and decisions , or those foisted on you . 

In the end , the board embraced a seasoned veteran whose administrative and fund-raising abilities are more highly regarded than his scholarship , a choice that portends continuity rather than change . 

In 1720 the ban on the import of foreign books was relaxed , and a series of encounters with foreign representatives from the late eighteenth century portended that seclusion could not permanently be maintained . 

Everyone knew that its sound portended the death of someone in the house within the year . 

The company 's lawyers contended during a trial in state court that Basinger , 39 , whose credits include Batman and My Stepmother Is an Alien , had caused it to lose $5-10 million . 

It is her treatment of the topic , she contends , that is bound to make her a minority interest . 

It was also contended , as being clear from the Regulations as a whole , that they contemplated that such an actual relationship would exist . 

There is an assumption in it , and , I contend , the assumption is false . 

He contended , among other things , that his mother 's signature on the transfer of 4 September 1979 was a forgery . 

Mr. Browne 's next argument centres upon the extent to which these documents are now , as he contends , already in the public domain following the hearing of the appellant 's criminal appeal . 

` All of the above advice makes good sense if you want to improve your health and gain the benefits that will improve your lifestyle , " contends Andrew . 

But Peterson contends : ` By the early thirties , gentle waves were washing against the hull of organized baseball " ( 1970 , p. 175 ) . 

The second quoted soldier , unlike the first one , actually denies prejudice : ` There is no discrimination " he contends . 

The local authority contend the correct date is when the demand for payment was served or when it became operative . 

West Indian officials contend they are merely selecting those players available . 

It is contended by Miss Arden that bankruptcy proceedings are ` proceedings for the recovery or administration of any property " or ` for the execution of [ a ] trust . " 

For all the above reasons , it is contended that insider dealing is an inappropriate form of reward . 

Nor can it be contended that this harsh judgement on Socrates was in any way typical of Athenian democracy 's attitudes towards its critics or even its enemies . 

Kay 's book , Foundations of Corporate Success , contends that management is still in the age of quack doctors , before the application of scientific method . 

Colander and Olson contend that the effect of coalition power is to reduce the speed and quality of adjustment to changing economic circumstances . 

In the present case there were clearly grounds for doubts about whether the accounting period ended on 25 October 1977 or 31 January 1978 , W believing the former and the company contending the latter . 

Corbett did not mind ; he broke off his constant walking for a meal of fish broiled in milk and herbs , then returned to his task . 

Sheffield strengthen their hand by signing two New Zealand forwards . 

SHEFFIELD EAGLES showed their enterprise again yesterday when they signed two forwards from New Zealand 's recent tour , Francis Leota and Tawere Nikau , writes Paul Fitzpatrick . 

ROCK-BOTTOM Leigh have signed Australian forward John Elias from Sydney side Balmain . 

Boro signing FOOTBALL : Middlesbrough have signed Stockton Boys forward Andrew Howarth , from Sedgefield , on associate schoolboy forms . 

Derry have signed new players so we 'll have to wait and see how it goes . " 

Middlesbrough manager John Neal signed Kernaghan and the player made good progress through the ranks . 

He knows exactly what 's going on , so I was gutted when the manager signed Nigel Spackman to play alongside him . 

` I tried to sign him at QPR three years ago , then again during the summer , " said Wednesday 's player-boss . 

Rees , 25 , was on loan to Norwich from West Bromwich Albion when Dave Bassett signed him for £25,000 on transfer-deadline day . 

But I might be ready to sign a 23-year-old for such an investment . 

In the close season of 1924 he signed outside-right John Williams from Rotherham at a ‘ dirt cheap ’ price of under £2,000 . 

Newcastle have signed 37-year-old John Burridge from Southampton for £25,000 as cover . 

Smith signed London-born Stimson from Tottenham when he was in charge at Newcastle . 

` Leaving videos aside , I wo n't sign a band without seeing them perform live , if that is possible . 

` I signed a beautiful new actress , " he said , leaning on his elbow and gazing at the girl . 

Utility player Gary Hinchley , who was signed on Hankin 's first full day in charge last week , was told to quit playing football at Christmas , because of a knee injury . 

Marie-Claire and Monique learned little English because Frederica intimidated them and they intimidated her . 

` You ca n't possibly be suggesting Father intimidates her , " Guy said . 

` I wo n't agree to a divorce , " he warned , and moved closer , as if trying to intimidate her physically with the powerful bulk of his body . 

Maybe because Leila looked on Roirbak as a kind of surrogate father , she did not feel intimidated by him . 

He glared directly at Urquhart , trying to intimidate him into total frankness . 

The momentary shadow touched but could not intimidate him ; he had gone somewhat beyond fear for himself . 

This was n't because he did n't care for a hardship see , or because the malais had intimidated him . 

Their size alone is enough to intimidate any other animal that may threaten them . 

Chancellor Kohl can intimidate mavericks in his Christian Democrat party by threatening to move their names down on the electoral list , exposing them to the risk of defeat at the polls . 

Some horse trainers use this knowledge and ` eye-ball " their horses to intimidate them into performing better in halter classes . 

It was obvious that Rhee had intimidated the national assembly with threats of arrest . 

Children have voracious appetites for authenticity , but in drama we should never intimidate them with factual information . 

There was a paddle with which Koresh beat his followers and he intimidated them by openly boasting , in crude detail , about even worse brutality . 

His blustery manner brought out large crowds despite frequent government attempts to intimidate rural populations into staying away . 

Fires are lit once again to subdue and intimidate the elephants . 

Haseley Crawford was trying to intimidate everybody , which I later learned was his usual pre-race gambit . 

Dundee , who languish in the basement , and Celtic , the leaders , are the two highest-scoring teams , although neither has a defence which would intimidate opponents . 

Magistrates are being urged to get tough on landlords who harass and intimidate their tenants . 

Cally had been intimidated by the occasion and Jen wanted to give her a boost . 

He was also intimidated by Goreng -- especially the previous evening . 

The Saudi Arabians , who had been expected to support Venezuela , adopted a low key approach , leading most commentators to suggest that they had been intimidated by Iraq 's belligerence . 

They were arrested after police were tipped off by local residents , who say they 've since been threatened and intimidated . 

At least two key witnesses on the case have been systematically intimidated since the killing of Nahaman Carmona , and one is now in exile . 

Tyminski declined to concede defeat immediately and claimed that people had been intimidated into voting for Walesa . 

` We want to intimidate the audience but also make them feel with us . 

Some individuals manage to intimidate all their companions and rise to the top of the peck-order . 

It is clear that male birds with more complicated repertoires can intimidate rivals more successfully and/or attract mates more readily . 

Nicknamed the ` House of Fun " , the chamber was fitted with a sound-system and a strobe light , designed to intimidate and disorientate the victim . 

In the course of establishing this , the agency had extracted the other information about her background . 

Extract all the meat from a freshly boiled crab weighing about z lb . 

But , in practice , there should be a long term programme of washing coal , extracting the sulphur from carbon , extracting flue gases , and building fluidised beds . 

Research has developed new techniques to help Jehovah 's Witnesses including the Cell Saver , a machine which extracts blood from patients , washes the red cells , and returns them to the body . 

Special ad hoc arrangements should then be made to compensate those partners whose age has prevented them from extracting the maximum benefit from the changes in fiscal legislation . 

But , as in most places , shortages were eased by ingenious home-made car parts and machinery , by pooling transport where possible and , for instance , easing the salt shortage by extracting it from the sea . 

To begin with , the general pollution picture was complicated by the presence of an American company , Milchem Ltd , which for ten years had extracted barytes from Tynagh 's waste for export . 

A member of your support staff can then go through the newspapers extracting cuttings on a daily basis . 

The sensitivity can be improved and interference from other ions diminished by extracting the red colour with a solvent . 

Holding the mussel with both forefeet , it begins pounding it on the rock until it is sufficiently broken to allow the otter to extract the flesh with its teeth . 

The brewer must now extract these sugars by adding more hot water and so transfers the mash to a mash-tun . 

Alec and I realized that we would only endanger our lives by trying to extract Father from where he lay and make a night climb with him . 

Nick claimed 15 grams of cannabis was planted on him by police , in an attempt to extract a bribe . 

Then he extracted the cassette , hauling out the length of tape which had been recording and stuffed both items in his jacket pocket . 

As a constituent of water , resources of hydrogen are virtually inexhaustible ; the problem however is extracting it . 

Then the pulp was crushed to extract the juice , and the liquid was left for up to three months to ferment before being transferred to casks for maturing . 

The iron ore is easily extracted by quarrying with giant excavators . 

These are obtained from leaves , flowers , bark , seeds and roots ; usually the liquid is extracted by distillation . 

Information concerning a further 1,300 such organisations was extracted from the 1992 edition . 

At the same time the market price of tin fell sharply because it was being extracted much more cheaply from river gravels in Malaya . 

I wo n't be held by a promise that was unfairly extracted from me before I legally became an adult . 

An agreement by which peat will continue to be extracted from a site of special scientific interest ( SSSI ) has been strongly criticized by environmentalists . 

After listening to my heart and extracting a syringe-full of blood from an artery , they connected my right arm to the drip-feed . 

His face glowing with pride , Surkov extracted an already creased letter from a trouser pocket . 

For example , a chimp may learn an association between poking a stick into termite mounds and extracting a stick covered with edible termites . 

They had invested millions of dollars and lives in this war , and this meant that they could not extract themselves easily . 

Next year we will extract over 2.5 million tonnes of coal and could well be British Coal 's largest contract supplier by 1994 , " claims John Chance , ` but there is no room for complacency in an industry which is very much at a watershed . " 

The monsters are cloned from genetic material extracted by scientists from insects trapped millions of years ago . 

Nevertheless , we will extract from this work those elements that connect to our concern with the stretching of social systems and its impacts on individuals and social groups . 

Nowadays , in any case , only a small proportion of the china clay extracted in Cornwall is used in pottery . 

Unextracted samples were stored at -40°C and samples extracted into methanol were stoed at -20°C . 

Much of the material extracted now is ground down for various manufacturing purposes , whilst there is a lively trade in making slate ornaments for the tourist industry . 

I want him found , I want a confession extracted , and I want him executed ! " 

The brain must extract , from a novel view of a face , the information necessary to achieve a match with a representation stored in memory . 

The wood was riven with deep cracks and smelled , after all these millennia , as old wood always smells , of libraries . 

The air smelt dank and trapped despite the wind that poured past them , forcing them deeper into the solid darkness ahead . 

The intruder is able to recognise the owner because it smells the same as its mark , and so can decide whether to challenge for ownership or simply move on . 

Also , hormonal changes during the month can alter the chemistry of a perfume on our skin , so what smells great today may be decidedly ` iffy " by next Thursday . 

Crabtree and Evelyn is not a name I would instantly associate with culinary excellence -- though I always knew they could make you smell nice . 

You all smell things do n't you , I mean you know when something smells horrible and you know when something smells nice . 

` They smell nice , " said April unexpectedly , ` like cough mixture . " 

While Cleo and Dauntless tried to arrange themselves comfortably upon the sacking -- which smelled malodorous in the extreme , as if the dogs had been using it as a toilet Apanage busied herself with the ghost-bagging equipment . 

Despite the heavy spices and thick white salt , the pork smelt rancid and his gorge rose as he saw insects crawling out from under the rim of the barrel . 

I considered setting the whin bushes alight , but the flowers always looked cheerful when they came out , and the bushes smelled better fresh than burned , so I did n't . 

But the next thing we knew he was all kitted out in a blue and white sailor suit , smelling sweetly of baby lotion and with not a wet patch to be seen . 

People in white uniforms , white coats , in rooms that smelled of chemicals 

Outside in the street , two figures who closely resembled a pair of young Jack Palances , and who smelt strongly of creosote , were rapidly approaching the Swan . 

It felt as if the world had given him a large soft kiss that smelled of dust and smoke and the heat of the summer day . 

The car had a bench seat in the front and smelled of warm leather and old cigarette smoke . 

The water smelled dankly of mud and winter , which I had n't seemed to notice when I 'd been in it . 

The air in the wood was damp and smelt of peat , the path was muddy and wet , and it was exhausting constantly pushing brambles and twigs out of the way . 

It was huge and bare and dirty , and smelt of damp plaster and old food . 

It smelled of rotten straw , damp and an overpowering stench that caught in her throat , almost choking her . 

He smelled strongly of woodsmoke after his long hours in the lodge , nursing his father . 

Fags make you smell like ash-trays , play havoc with yer tongues . 

It sucks to the plastic and smells like the bottom of a busy restaurant slop bin . 

Do n't put it in a plastic bag in the fridge and save it for visitors ; before you know where you are it 'll have swollen to three times its size and smell like a chemical factory . 

Ashley laughed like a drain ; a teetotaller might have said her breath smelled like one . 

Maybe this question had some relevance to the fact that there was a large space vacant before the stage -- or did the fish smell like fish ? 

It would smell like a hyena " -- Food Minister Nicholas Soames , after relishing a plate of six-year-old beef , on being asked whether there might , however , be after-effects . 

NeTpower machines are meant to look , feel and smell like a PC . 

Marcus Small Ward Two had turned acute medical , but it smelt like a plaster theatre . 

No wonder they 're all as big as hares and smell like princes ! " 

` But will my lady allow me to share her bed tonight if I smell like an unwashed ram ? " 

New English roses like ` Heritage " look and smell like old roses but flower for longer 

` And you were just you ; you moved like you , spoke like you ; smelled like you . " 

Cous-cous , dates rolled in coconut and half a cantaloupe that smelled a bit beyond its prime until I cut it open . 

` So there was no need to have anything highly scented or smelling strongly on the table , " said Henry at once . 

They 'd only drink doped water if it smelled all right to them . " 

When Moustaine was finally satisfied , we replaced all our kit in our rooms ; mine still smelt strongly of ` Ziggi " aftershave . 

I have n't cut the lawn for two days but tonight the garden smells of freshly mown grass nonetheless because next door have just done theirs . 

So she put on her pretty frock and the scent that smells of yesterday and Hywel took the dogs in the van and she waited . 

` 'E likes to know what everythin' smells like so 's he knows who to say hello to and who not . " 

She tells them where it is , how far , and in what direction ; she tells them what the food tastes and smells like , and she also tells them how good a food source it is . 

And the creature 's blood was dropping heavily down on me -- harmless , but repulsively slimy and smelling like rotting Detrovyllan haemo-cheese . 

` You 've been away so long , I almost forgot what you smelt like . " 

` That 's jolly useful , " Malplacket said. , ` What does it smell like ? " 

Given that other cats are marked with the patch and the rubbing is reciprocated , it would seem that all the cats in a social group end up smelling alike . 

The signs of moderate to severe dehydration are little urine , which is very dark and smells strongly ( or no urine at all ) , sleepiness , dry sunken eyes , fast breathing and dry mouth . 

The person who comes to an interview smelling unfavourably may be seen to be a ` bad " applicant . 

St Catherine 's Dock was busy as a Hogarth etching and smelt as if something should have been quietly buried a long time ago . 

He no longer remembers his life or his name , he no longer washes or cares how he smells . 

Under instructions from the Audit Commission , which oversees local-government finances , all councils suspended payments to the banks in November 1989 .

The CSCE on July 8 suspended the membership of the rump Yugoslavia , consisting of Serbia and Montenegro , until Oct. 14 .

Both countries suspended aid to the islands while the mercenaries were in control .

THE United Nations suspended humanitarian aid operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina yesterday because of obstruction and interference by all three civil war factions .

The majority of the hunger strikers suspended their action on Oct. 12 after Moshe Shahal , the Israeli Minister of Police and Communications , announced the establishment of a special investigative committee to look into their demands .

The blackout extended to news of the war and the German advance on Paris ; newspapers suspended publication temporarily and crowds gathered round the official bulletins pasted on the walls as rumour raced round the city .

BOSNIA 'S Muslim president yesterday suspended temporarily his participation in international peace talks in New York , saying he could not be involved as long as Serbs continued their offensive in eastern Bosnia and Sarajevo .

Investigations were then suspended for lack of police evidence , but reopened in 1987 when another judge accused the Dicomcar police intelligence directorate of being responsible .

The effect of a reference is to suspend the proceedings before the referring court until the Court of Justice has handed down its opinion which is then applied by the referring court to the dispute before it .

February -- Brazil suspends interest payments on its international debt .

The Central Bank of Brazil on Oct. 29 suspended its operations on the domestic gold market , to prevent foreign exchange reserves from falling to critical levels .

Berlin suspended cash payments on 13 July and imposed exchange controls two days later .

If you want to suspend this policy you must send your certificate of motor insurance back to us .

The Family Nurse Practitioner ( FNP ) programme has been suspended in Botswana , and in Lesotho it was threatened .

The previous day the United States had suspended US$94,900,000 in aid , alleging that Peru had made insufficient efforts to control drug trafficking .

All recruitment , except in schools , has been suspended and non-essential spending is to be shelved .

The transfer was mentioned a couple of times in passing , in later years , during conversation , but the papers were never produced at the time .

The idea of the still image is one which has already been mentioned several times both in this and in the preceding chapter .

Like the books mentioned above , its specific content will be superseded in a few years ; but in meantime the book may be able to rescue some future Nobel laureates from becoming otherwise lost in cyberspace .

I have already mentioned the need for systematic training of bilingual service providers .

EARLIER I mentioned that there is no substitute for good planning .

It was mentioned earlier that one must distinguish between economic efficiency and cost-cutting .

Radio was only rarely mentioned in the columns of the daily press .

The king is but rarely mentioned even in the archive tablets , where the preoccupation is with lists of offerings and the deities and sanctuaries to which they were dedicated .

Mentioning this once to his mother she was speedily put right : Pen was all his father , lacked entirely the characteristics of those other Barrett males .

You mention in your commentary on African democracy ( March 2nd ) that Botswana is the only democratic former British colony in Africa .

I 'll post news if anything is mentioned on the 5 o'clock news .

Certificates were mentioned again on 29 April 1819 , but diplomas appeared on 7 July 1819 .

As we mention in the section on Concentration , a good time-table of study can take the place of motivation until such motivation develops of its own accord .

When Cawthorne was mentioned by name she put her forefinger and thumb together in a circle and made the universal sign for self-abuse .

Three of the initial four wordings mentioned by Gaius could be so described : rogo , peto , and volo all have the flavour of a wish of the deceased communicated to the trustee .

The view mentioned by the hon. Gentleman has never been put to me and I did not see the article to which he referred .

They had not mentioned Kiwi fruit , nor the avocado and they definitely had n't warned him about the pine kernels .

On this occasion I would like to mention your Guild is only 14 years younger than the Diocese itself .

One could also mention the printing industry machines which we export to the West .

So unlike the attitude of his equally famous French contemporary : nine years earlier , Boswell ` mentioned our design to Voltaire .

People keep mentioning this Peter Barnes guy , could someone please let me in on the joke .

Public sector workers in France and the United Kingdom have already been mentioned .

The media campaign mentioned yesterday should be put in into operation immediately .

The poem mentions the tolling of a bell ; we say that a bell ` tolls " when it sounds one repeated single note .

The fasting mentioned can not have been the national fast on the Day of Atonement for all Jews kept this fast .

When she had casually mentioned that they were in the forest to hunt for the unicorn he had flung Allen into the stream .

At this point , do not edit any field not explicitly mentioned below .

I mentioned you among the people she should contact , simply that .

Two reports from Oberammergau heavily criticized the German leadership , implicitly including Hitler even though his name was not directly mentioned .

As mentioned above , at the mouth of the river Ems , coalification obviously is not yet in equilibrium with the present depths and rock temperatures , it is still going on .

" People were screaming and running around the cars , some were sitting or crawling , some bodies were lying on the street .

" It 's not like John Gotti running around Manhattan in fancy suits and limousines , " the Justice Department counter-terrorism official said , referring to the late mob boss .

I need help " -- Pullen backed up her Humvee part way , then ran about 300 feet to a gravely wounded sergeant , who was screaming and rocking in agony .

He and two other boys darted away during morning prayers , but about two hours later , militants caught up with them as they ran across a hanging bridge .

When Lien Tran looks at her daughter running around , she sees traces of her husband .

" When the first blast went off , I got up and started running around , " said Adams , speaking from the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda , Md. , where he is recovering .

Speaking in front of the bullet-pocked gate , Sherzai said he ran between the guesthouse 's two blocks , screaming for residents to follow him out through a back door .

Most of the firing was over their heads and many people ran back into the fray when they realized the Americans were n't shooting at them .

Instead , Gandy walked him 100 yards to another Bradley and handed him off , then ran back , his helmet jiggling sideways with each pounding step .

We left her outside where she could at least get some fresh air and ran back , " he said , adding that he then helped another man whose leg had been severed .

Here my daughter Zahra used to run behind me and play with her siblings .

They pleaded with the soldiers to let them go , and after several hours , a soldier allowed them to run down an alley .

Afghans stranded in office buildings or stores desperately waited for the right moment to run for safety .

The recruits had to wake up before sunrise for morning prayers , then run up and down the hillsides .

" We ran down the hill , and the cars were completely burned , like charcoal , " said Wissam Sassin , who was working at a nearby furniture factory when the explosion shook the neighborhood .

Instantly , the streets here that had been filled with orderly formations of the faithful filled with carnage , as people ran for their lives .

The intelligence officer ran for cover as the militant set off his explosives , blowing out the windows of the Gul Bahar Shopping Center down the street from the Feroshga e Afghan mall .

Tonight 's patrol runs down Baghdad Street , a narrow road just outside the base that , according to locals , eventually reaches the capital , 225 miles south .

He said he crouched down and tried to run to safety but was hit .

But critics questioned why the siege went on for so many hours , and some witnesses reported some police firing wildly while civilians scattered and ran for cover .

The assailants ran into the fields and fired their weapons back toward the advancing troops .

When one ran from the building to seize Hodges ' weapon , Adlesperger killed him with a single shot .

" I just abandoned my car and ran into a building looking for shelter , " he said .

As you know Shula is a big district , so he ran into one of those alleys , " a witness who requested anonymity said , adding that minutes later the explosion occurred .

The remaining insurgents ran into the nearby Feroshga e Afghan Shopping Center , a four-story building less than 70 yards from the presidential palace .

We ran into an alleyway and my wife complained that her legs were weak .

Kyle R. Warren was hard to miss , whether tearing down a rugby field or running toward a firefight through muddy poppy fields in Afghanistan .

Then he broke off speaking to run toward a nearby knot of men who had begun shoving one another and throwing punches .

They left Zintan last month in a rout , rebels and Western journalists say , running through the woods as residents of the rebellious city pursued them using weapons and equipment seized from troops .

Mayor Miriam Feierberg heard the blast from a few blocks away and ran toward the market .

Adlesperger fired at the insurgent machine-gun position as he ran toward Rogero and Sunnerville .

Ladu was a boy , fishing in Lake Rotton , running through furrows and goat herds , watching lepers lose fingers and toes .

I ran through fire to see what was going on with him and maybe we could hide behind the same rock and shoot together .

Girls ran through market stalls , and farther on , mechanics fixed engines , black and glistening in the sun near men carrying blocks of cash and selling phone cards .

" I see it , I see it , " McDonough said as he ran toward Mata in the pitch blackness .

In Port Brega , opposition supporters ran through the streets of a residential area , firing their rifles into the air to alert sleeping residents to the attacking government convoy .

So I ran onto the rooftop just to see if we had any damage , " said Torbjorn Pedersen , a reporter at the newspaper Aftenposten .

Palace employees then ran up to embrace them and hand out cigarettes and boots .

Several boys ran within a few yards of the front gate , hurling stones directly at the soldiers even as the air crackled with gunshots .

People were on top of each other , and then it was very quiet , and I ran to the kitchen and climbed through a window .

Colton Rusk was shot in Afghanistan by a Taliban sniper , a Marine dog named Eli immediately ran to him , guarding the downed Marine against further attack .

He had been hit in the back by shrapnel as he ran to treat a fighter with a grievous leg wound .

Recently , the onetime high school wrestler and football player was able to run for the first time since Fallouja .

But the cows , packed closely side-by-side across the narrow lane , moved towards her , mooing and shaking their horned heads . 

` It said -- , " Sacco took a deep breath , his eyes bulged , and he attempted the foghorn mooing that was human sound : ` ` Bbbllllooooooooddddyyyee kkiiiddddddssss ! " " 

In the dark office the human awoke , mooed for a while , and tried to jerk free of the cobweb of wires that held it down . 

For them , it must be almost a relief to walk around listening to the cocks crowing or the cows mooing -- it must help to keep them sane . 

Eyes are of little use , burrowing underground and often they have become covered in skin . 

It is difficult to get the bottom strained tight enough to prevent a small lamb from burrowing underneath , and the lengths are not easy to roll up neatly after use . 

Some trilobites lost their eyes , probably those that burrowed in mud or lived in lightless parts of the ocean . 

The descendants of Lingulella , slightly larger and called Lingula , are found today in , among other places , the coastal waters of Japan , burrowing in the sand and mud of estuaries . 

Indian journalists are busily burrowing into the business affairs of the prime minister 's family , and there are signs they might find something embarrassing . 

Mr Berkley slipped into the Palladium by a side-e-it , and burrowed gratefully into the darkness . 

Instead of burrowing into the foliage it makes its home in the stems of aquatic plants . 

The spell had leapt out of the page and instantly burrowed deeply into his mind , from whence even the combined talents of the Faculty of Medicine had been unable to coax it . 

They hibernate during the dry season by burrowing deep into the damp sand . 

It burrows into the soil and hollows out a sound chamber at the base of the burrow . 

Still others have taken to burrowing into wood or even into limestone , and fossils of these curious animals can be found lying in their home-made burrows ( see p. 21 ) . 

The pain burrowed through Léonie , tore at her with sharp claws . 

This is a contagious infection caused by mites burrowing under the skin ( mange is a term used for any condition caused by mites which causes itching and results in a mammal losing its fur ) . 

Burning with mortification , Leonora looked away , sliding lower beneath the quilt like an animal burrowing for cover as Penry sat on the edge of the bed . 

Throwing down the last of the whisky with a shudder , she switched off the bedside lamp and burrowed down beneath the covers , already aware that the alcohol was having an effect , sending tentacles of warmth through her veins . 

One group have lost their legs altogether and taken to burrowing underground . 

The broomstick dipped its twiggy end and soared upward like a rocket . 

Thwack -- the ball soared into the air and dropped into the nearest empty hole . 

As Blake lay on the floor , he watched the arrows soaring into the air , about a hundred yards away , and then falling towards their target . 

The hooked missile soared aloft , the rope snaking after it as the loose coils flicked rapidly from Grant 's left hand . 

If all is well , the flyer is rewarded with an upward , arcing sweep of the kite through 60 degrees of line angle , and joy begins as it soars aloft , dancing with the elements . 

Strangely , as they soar ever upwards , the balloons take on a mushroom-shape as if there 's been a nuclear explosion beneath . 

Our preference is to have the lines so matched that , when the two handles are held together , the stunt kite soars overhead and is as stable as a single line kite . 

Their exhibitions scouted by the print trade , these institutions acted as powerful guardians of the rearguard , while modernists were thought aesthetically superior . 

By now he was concerned with practical details : ` You might scout around for mesh stockings ! 

After they 'd decided to restore a 200-year-old country cottage on the outskirts of Stroud , Gloucester , housewife Amanda Rawson and her husband scouted around auction rooms looking for furniture to suit it . 

So the first thing an owl will do when you release it is to scout out the land . 

` Siban wants me to scout the G'bai , the passes through the mountains , and the plain where the Moistr " River flows to the sea . " 

That could be bad news for any theoretical widow suing a first aider who had left her husband to die while scouting around for a telephone . 

Maxim scouted the cottage to make sure it was empty then helped George over the comer of the dry-stone wall where it seemed strongest and guided him under a face-high clothes-line strung across the little lawn . 

`` There might be ways of staging different export decisions depending on the type of country you 're dealing with .

One pitfall is that when an Asean country 's currency strengthen , then there might be some problems .

Because either side has the right to scrap the agreement after the 1997 -98 season , there might be only one year in which 31-year-olds have complete freedom .

This week , with President Clinton and more than 50 other world leaders converging on the Russian capital , there might be more motorcades than motorists on the already crowded streets of Moscow .

They testified last summer that it was an emergency and that they were concerned that there might be victims inside .

Had the defeat been more decisive , Parizeau might have felt compelled to resign .

The United States has expressed concern that Israel might feel it necessary to strike first .

But CAA clients might feel they have been lied to because Ovitz and his associates said he was neither interested in the job nor negotiating for it .

They were near hypothermia and might have died by the time they reached their goal , said spokesman Klaus Tapfer .

The guest house is built in the traditional Japanese castle architectural style --- the kind of hall where samurai lords might once have met to plot their sword-and-matchlock battles .

Astronaut Norman Thagard and two cosmonaut comrades , whom Atlantis picked up during the five-day Mir docking , might be more eager to come back .

If Croatian Serbs are occupied in the Bihac area , however , they might be vulnerable to attack .

But a top Russian intelligence chief declined Tuesday to predict when Dzhokhar Dudayev might be arrested .

However , if Congress were to adopt a strong resolution of disapproval Clinton might be forced to shelve the agreement .

Other diplomats might have postured and begged off replying , as if the idea was both complex and sensitive .

`` The United States might be sending the wrong signal , '' Spanish Foreign Minister Javier Solana told reporters .

However , media reports speculated that the motive might be criminal , because the area is a mecca of the Tel Aviv underworld .

Vunibobo said the government might have to write off as much as U.S. dlrs 64 million .

Duke said he arrived on Saturday without fanfare because he was afraid `` Zhirinovsky might get some national patriotic pressure not to release the foreigner .

In exchange for the recognition of Croatia which would cut off the Croatian Serbs , Milosevic might get Croat blessing for Bosnian Serbs to keep most of the 70 percent of Bosnia they now hold .

But he also noted that some people might be getting nervous as the election date approaches .

Khuzami said some of the jurors might think the fee was too high , but he noted the World Trade Center bombing killed six people and caused dlrs 500 million in damage .

The Standard will continue to be distributed in China by air , although Marett said he might also find a new printer in China .

`` We would have to sell valuable parts of the company , some route we might think of , or our baggage handling which earns a lot of money , '' he said .

Mr Tagg said that if a driver 's speed was recorded , he might think twice about driving 65 kph instead of doing only 45 kph .

Sometimes you might need to adjust the spacing to a specific setting to create the particular effect that you want .

COPENHAGEN , Denmark ( AP ) --- Politics might seem as dull as a glassy sea to many , but Danes are finding it to be one of the most exciting waves when surfing the Web .

At a meeting in Geneva on Saturday of senior U.N. civilian and military officials , Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali said a withdrawal from Bosnia might become necessary .

Rusty Hilbert and his family were trapped in Fort Walton Beach after deciding too late they might need to evacuate .

NEW YORK --- With all the excitement over investing in China , one of the biggest infrastructure projects since the Great Wall might be expected to generate great enthusiasm .

It might seem absurd that scuttlebutt could influence such a serious business .

None apparently were removed Sunday by the Serbs , who argued they might need the weapons to fend off government attacks once the nationwide truce ran out .

The agreement to hold another meeting might seem to be a modest achievement .

But that did not stop some leaders from suggesting a pullout might become unavoidable .

NAZRAN , Russia ( AP ) --- Chechen officials , village elders and Russian military commanders agreed Wednesday on an informal truce in southwestern Chechnya , signaling that a key area of rebel resistance might become pacified .

Many even believe that fixed exchange rates might become the way of the future .

Doctors have said they are worried that a blood clot in Lindros ' injured eye might become dislodged if he takes a hard hit to the head .

His father thought he might become a weightlifter because of his strong legs .

At upcoming summit meetings President Clinton might need a program to keep track of the new faces .

The party had feared that if the two influential men were ousted , some of their supporters might go with them , depriving the Nationalists of their majority .

He said if the proposed Budget forecasted a huge surplus , the party might turn it down .

Azerbaijani officials have said they might also free some of their 70 Armenian prisoners .

But Kerkorian has increasingly griped that the company 's stock does n't reflect its true value , which had long been seen as a sign that he might try to buy Chrysler or gain a controlling stake .

The monk feared the girl might meet and fall in love with someone else there , he said .

And some analysts have forecast that the airline might even go into the red for the first time since it was listed .

DAMASCUS , Syria ( AP ) --- Militant Palestinian leader Ahmed Jibril hinted Thursday he might abandon armed struggle against Israel if his Syrian mentors sign a peace treaty with the Jewish state .

They fear the small chunks of frozen propellant might damage critical optical sensors on a Soyuz capsule attached to the station and needed by the three Mir cosmonauts to return to Earth next month .

The dollar was further helped by optimism that Germany 's central bank might cut interest rates during a regularly scheduled meeting of its policy board on Thursday .

The New York Times on Sunday quoted unidentified senior administration officials as saying Washington might refuse to renew a 22-year-old nuclear cooperation agreement with Moscow if the Iran deal goes through .

And that 's all that 's on the mind of Kansas City quarterback Joe Montana , who might quit after this season .

The statement issued by the Bank of Thailand followed a week in which the baht reached its lowest rates against the U.S. dollar in years because a major credit-rating agency might downgrade Thailand 's sovereign debt .

Carrasco , 53 , hopes to follow and fears his son also might one day wind up in prison if he stays .

However , because of Suharto 's age and concerns about his health , the next vice president might one day become the leader of the world 's fourth-most populous nation .

Sir Thomas will no longer be acting as go-between in the matter of correspondence , but the prince might well contrive some other means of communicating with you .

These arguments are attractive , and might well justify private property in personal possessions , and also such productive assets as may be needed for the satisfactory fulfillment of an individual 's human potential .

Had they wanted a Gothic design , they might well have restricted entries to Britain .

` Collusion " should , certainly for antitrust purposes , refer to a form of conduct , not the value of an outcome : collusive behaviour might well result in less than monopoly profits .

Mrs McDougall had promised to have milk and bread for me , and there might possibly be mail , brought over by the morning 's ferry .

If you think you might possibly enjoy doing a particular exercise , but it is not something terribly exciting , do not write it down .

It is unfortunate that the CACs were seen as a political football and they provide an interesting indication of what might possibly happen were all legal services to be funded from local or central government .

Course -- it might just have been an accident , bumping into me like that , but even then he 'd know I was in town .

That picture hanging over your fireplace might just be worth more than your whole house .

If the atmosphere is clear you might just be able to make out the Mournes on the horizon .

If she really raced on her bike over the footpath , she might just manage to get to the low bridge before the van reached it .

` If I have to listen to that dreadful Melissa for another hour , I might just die of boredom .

If she looked as though she knew what she was doing , she might just be able to bluff her way through .

NORTHANTS might just struggle to hold on to the NatWest trophy they won on Sunday .

If the subordinate has to be so elaborately controlled the supervisor might just as well undertake the task .

The fact that people using credit cards were actually even more likely to say this about them suggests that many credit card users might well be happier if they were not quite so easy to use .

Developments in China , on the other hand , might just make a difference .

In the example here it might plausibly be supposed that the age of the pupils might well influence attainment or otherwise modify the effect of the causal factor .

You chose to believe a stinking little rat who ca n't take the fact that a woman might just be better at his job than he is ! "

Kidnapping is a serious crime and the hostage might well die if we handle it badly .

` Can you suggest any reason why anyone might have wanted to kill Matthew ? "

The client might refuse to make the final payments and the ensuing legal struggle is predictable .

The illusion persisted that the British might have succeeded if their diplomacy had been more sensitive and subtle , and if Macmillan himself had been more alive to the timing of the presidential election .

If there had been sufficient other evidence of participation he might have been properly convicted .

We talk about why they might be there ; who they might belong to .

The Code of Practice is designed to point you in the right direction if you have a problem or complaint and explains when you might be entitled to compensation .

The county committee were , at that point , very understanding and there was an unspoken understanding that Morris might , at some future date , return to the post .

Alcohol might have played some part in this serious miscalculation .

If there is sufficient interest then we might try to arrange working days at a running railway such as the Severn Valley and the Gwili .

Firstly , chemical carcinogens in tobacco smoke might directly induce cervical carcinogenesis .

He said the authorities were aware of foreign creditors ' and investors ' concern that the banking data might not be accurate .

For a moment she looked furiously at Donald , her teeth bared like a cat 's , then she shook her hair out , spattering Donald with bree and barley , and hauled him back into the dance . 

She came down heavily , spattering her nightdress with earth , shards of flowerpot , dark streaks of water from spilled asters . 

Most notably , it had several close encounters with the Earth , causing great upheavals , dividing the Red Sea , spattering the landscape with flaming petroleum , and in general making life sheer hell for our ancestors . 

During the engagement A.A. bursts were exploding all round me , my port plane received a near miss which made a large hole and spattered the aircraft with splinters , which injured my left elbow . " 

In days of yore , such places were spattered with the blood of sacrificial victims to ensure good fortune in battle , and dunters are thought to be the spirits of these unhappy people . 

No sooner had I thrown it into the toilet than it exploded and I was spattered with the pan 's contents . 

Even at this distance I could see he was liberally spattered with yellow paint . 

He returned my letter spattered with his own blood , and a reply . 

Trick tables conceal parts of the actors " bodies , and models are made for the missing parts , liberally spattered with gore and guts . 

The law does not seek to prohibit all asymmetric trades ( trades where one party has more information than another ) ; nor should it .

New Zealand legislation prohibiting nuclear-powered or nuclear-armed ships from its territorial waters had been first enforced in February 1985 .

The Irish Acts of Union did not prohibit the creation of new peers of Ireland but imposed a limit of 100 at any given time .

He thought the firing of horses should be prohibited by Act of Parliament , and he condemned the practice of nicking horses ' tails .

In October 1991 , five young women in this predominantly Muslim area of Southern Malawi were arrested for wearing trousers , which is prohibited by the Decency in Dress Act .

Since one of the principal objects of this single market is to promote competition , restrictive trading agreements and unfair monopolistic practices are prohibited by the Treaty of Rome and Community regulations .

The principle of non-discrimination prohibits all discrimination on grounds of nationality both between ships of the member states and between nationals of the member states , as the case may be .

Legal representation was not viewed as necessary , but rules prohibiting legal representation were considered undesirable .

In 1913 the Poor Law Institutions Order prohibited children between the ages of three and sixteen from remaining in a general mixed workhouse for more than six weeks .

At present , under a federal law passed in 1977 , mining is prohibited in national parks and forests and on other protected lands .

As was to be expected in American contracts there was a paragraph prohibiting any act that would shock , insult or offend the community or degrade them in society .

This Act prohibited discrimination on the grounds of race in admission to schools , appointment of teachers , careers advice , access to facilities and the award of discretionary grants .

Paragraph 33 of the order prohibited the use of the material so disclosed in the prosecution of either defendant .

Mr Carter said nothing in the Bible prohibited worship in a pub .

EC competition law is based on Articles 85 and 86 of the Treaty of Rome , which respectively prohibit restrictive agreements between firms , and the abuse of dominant positions .

The summed preference of members of the society lead to particular cultural patterns , including reinforcing taboos and laws , that prohibit incest .

Indeed , the Angolan constitution contains a provision prohibiting the installation of foreign military bases .

Section 1 of the Clean Air Act 1956 prohibits the emission of dark smoke from a chimney of any building , whilst allowing regulations to be made exempting emissions for prescribed periods .

The Bill sought to prohibit employment discrimination against qualified disabled persons on the ground of their disability .

This is similar , it 's about a woman who lost her children , they were killed , and she walks the banks of what we call out there `` arollos '' , they 're , they 're runoff ditches for flood water , calling for her children .

I still think of him , though I lost him before we was fifty -- that 's more than thirty years ago now dear .

Now I have lost my daughter ; you will lose your children , too . "

` It 's bad enough losing the dog -- you must know how it affects a vet -- but to be accused of practically killing it out of spite … "

BY THE DEATH in his 87th year of David Thomson of Cessford , Kelso , the Borders area has lost a fine gentleman and a great pioneer farmer , in many instances ahead of his time .

She backed two steps from him , then turned and ran towards the building . 

` No ! " she cried on a sudden note of panic , and backed a step from him . 

He backed across the room keeping pieces of furniture between himself and the three of us . 

She backed hurriedly from the chamber and along the passageway . 

She backed in a gentle arc to face the open sea , and as Neil gunned the engine she jumped forward and then settled to a smooth , fast pace . 

I finally managed to push the huge animal away and backed into a corner for safety . 

Dr Williams was backing into a corner and just brushed his glasses away . 

Without conscious volition , she backed into her office and stood behind the door . 

Culliman chuckled at the idea ; the Ambassador murmured something and backed into the room . 

Her gaze fixed on her adversary , she had backed straight into what felt rather like a human version of the Great Wall of China . 

There you are , Curtis , " Delia Sutherland said as he backed through the door with a tray . 

As if they were doing a bizarre dance , followed by Marx , Herr Nordern backed through the tiny vestibule , into the sitting-room , and a silent , apprehensive circle of Norderns . 

Delia Sutherland , having given Kennedy 's hand a cursory grip , backed to the fireplace , heels on the fender , gaining two inches . 

She flung the receiver away from her as though it were rotten , and backed toward the door . 

Lord John , as white faced as any of the fashionable women at the ball , backed uncertainly towards his friends who hurried towards the confrontation . 

I backed rapidly up the stairs , holding the bouquet between us like Peter Cushing used to hold a crucifix up to Dracula . 

They could not forget that the American government had already backed away from some of its more liberal inclinations on postwar world economic development in the face of various domestic pressure groups . 

He was hit in the legs , but he backed out of the line of fire . 

The end was curt and unpleasant : Mario not only lost his FI deal but also backed out of racing for Parnelli in America . 

But he just shook his head and backed away , and repeated over and over again , ` Stay away . 

He backed away towards the nook beside the elevator , where he kept his gun , but the stranger was too quick . 

She did n't like it , but she could n't back away without making it very obvious that her nerve-ends were definitely reacting to his closeness . 

If she backed away into the kitchen then she would never get rid of Shirley and tonight she had promised to cook dinner for Glyn . 

Robert backed away towards his chair , trying to work out whether this was the deception to which the headmaster was referring . 

So saying he backed out into the corridor again , where Shiona caught a glimpse of the frowning faces of a couple of uniformed railway officials . 

She twisted away from him and backed over to the door , and then cracked it open , and peered out into the hall . 

Jehan took the tray of cakes out of her hands , and then he grinned ferociously at her so that she backed hastily away . 

The car braked suddenly with screeching wheels , then backed rapidly until it was level with me . 

Then he covered his face with his small , fluttery hands and backed shyly away . 

Her hand recoiled from the wooden panel as if it were red-hot , and she backed silently away . 

4 Heat the remaining oil in the pan and gently fry the nut and tomato mixture for 2-3 minutes , stirring constantly . 

Heat the oil in a large pan and gently fry the onion and garlic for 5 minutes . 

Heat two tablespoons of the oil in a large pan and gently fry the onion and garlic for about 5 minutes . 

Elke has laid the table for the evening meal and fried the eggs . 

She was frying eggs and bacon and mushrooms on a camp stove in Woolley 's billet . 

Fry the potatoes and onion gently in the oil for about 20 minutes until softened . 

Fry the sliced onions in the remaining oil until golden brown . 

Melt the butter in a large casserole and fry the onion and garlic for 5 minutes . 

Fry the scampi briefly in a scrap of butter with a little chopped onion . 

If you run out of room in the oven , fry the mushrooms in the butter for about 5 minutes , then add the other ingredients . 

Heat the oil in a large casserole and fry the venison until will browned . 

Fry the bacon , crushed garlic and bread in oil until golden brown . 

Fry the potatoes , covered , for about 20 minutes on high , shaking the tightly covered pan frequently . 

Heat the butter and oil in a large , heavy based frying pan , then fry the sausage , peppers and garlic for 5 minutes until softened . 

In a large flameproof casserole , fry the chicken joints in the oil until golden brown . 

Stir in the taco seasoning and fry for 1 minute to develop the flavour . 

We was drinking beer so , of course , Charlie has to make us all feel small by paying for whiskies all round . 

Hank silently drank down his beer , and hoped he had made the right move in telling his father . 

Later that Christmas Gabriel had drunk a bottle of rum watching a pirate film on the television , and she had known then that , really , it was all over . 

The two plain-clothes officers had drunk half a bottle of scotch and several cans of lager on the train journey from Glasgow to Telford to escort a prisoner back to Scotland , said Estelle Hindely , prosecuting . 

Patients drank a bottle of magnesium citrate each night and also received tap water enemas until the return was clear . 

Sir Thomas drank a lot of coffee , and as this is often given as an enema in atropine poisoning cases , it might have led to his being sick , perhaps even delayed the onset of symptoms . 

Rainbow waits in a room full of children drinking juice from plastic cups , who study her in silence . 

They drank hot sake from tiny porcelain cups , and Rachel felt light-headed from the potent Japanese alcohol . 

He drank a glass of white wine with it : French habits had stayed with him . 

She drank the wine and placed the empty glass on the floor by the bed . 

I drank mint tea in the carpet shops ( and found Stefan Grappelli , Bryan Ferry and Ben Kingsley listed in one shop 's order book ) . 

A D Hopeprotested that Patrick White always wrote ` the ribbon of tea wound through him " instead of ` he drank a cup of tea " . 

She munched her pastries and drank her tea and felt better for it , stronger , sharper , ready for battle . 

For their part it was unnecessary as they only drank what had been boiled for tea or coffee , whereas I often drank water on its own or with fruit cordial . ) 

Diana replied : ` Well I must admit , partly make-up and I do drink lots of water . " 

Moving still further inland , she dispensed with the trappings of the colonial lifestyle -- she drank unboiled water , used no mosquito-net , walked barefoot , and even went without the indispensable hat . 

Rufus had a bottle of red wine but he was drinking the wine out of one of Hilbert 's brandy glasses . 

She drank a little wine and noticed that the girl on Hamilton 's right was staring at her . 

` He drank some wine from the same bottle you did , Sir John , but he was not in his cups ? " 

Based on a London Mild recipe from 175O , the latter was originally drunk by London fish and market porters and was named after the brewer 's dog ! 

Men were lying on the dirty floor , a sailor was asleep on a table and two women were drinking at the bar . 

` By the way , I understand there was a glass of water on the lectern , and Sir Thomas drank from it . " 

An' if it gets too bad , your little girls can come and drink out of the swimming-pool . 

Blanche drank off the last of her whisky , leaving a few pebbles of unmelted ice in the bottom of her glass . 

He ate his way through bread and butter and ham and pickles and drank a half-pint of milk . 

` Not a thing , love , but we made her drink the orange juice . 

` Congratulations , both of you , " Belinda said sincerely , then Andrew proposed a rambling , outrageous toast and drank a long gulp of champagne with pretended sophistication . 

Thus they are naturally predisposed to find what they are looking for . 

The only thing that was quite extraordinary was what I found when I got as far as the back premises . 

Sudhir Kakar , trained as a psychoanalyst in the West , finds much to admire in his work . 

Looking at all the , at the stuff but the trouble is you 've got ta find somewhere to put it all have n't you ? 

I turned back to find Yvonne 's grinning face looking past me in the same direction . 

Possibly it is not too much of an exaggeration to say that the more flexibility your employer retains in framing your job duties , the harder he may find it to argue that you are redundant . 

Spanish police had been asked to find Ms Gibson to tell her about her daughter 's being taken into care . 

Prognostic statements on the clinical complications of colonisation by the epidemic strain in individual patients are difficult , but we have found survival to be influenced by poor pulmonary status of the patient at the time of acquisition . 

I went there to try and find you to see if you knew anything about Oliver , but you 'd already left . 

Robbie had wondered if they would be able to find the path at night . 

Clive and Anne Ahrens , who had a holiday cottage in Helstone village , found a white sludge at the bottom of a glass of water poured from the tap . 

He growled , groped his way down the pitch dark corridor and found her almost by instinct . 

She found Adam by the bar , munching on a sausage roll , his plate piled high with tempting savouries . 

When there 's no racing nearby , you 'll find him in the Garrick Club . " 

It was clear that she had not expected to find him in the room . 

When police arrived minutes later they found the barely-alive victim inside the Red Hall estate flat . 

'' To be truly modern , '' he writes , `` means finding the dynamic balance between eternal human values and the specific demands of the present .

I am convinced personally that O'Donnell 's just a starved media personality that found a new gimmick in running for public office .

Just imagine finding your favorite hiking trail or birding area littered with dead birds -- among the hundreds of thousands of unsuspecting and innocent creatures who were unlucky enough to consume lethal doses of a slow-acting poison spread in fields miles away .

A scan of the headlines found cheek-by-jowl on the WP 's Page A6 provides an interesting snapshot of the life of the modern Cabinet officer : `` [ Ex-HUD Secretary ] Cisneros 's Ex-Mistress Pleads Guilty , '' `` [ Labor Secretary ] Herman Denies Allegations of Influence-Selling Scheme , '' and `` Two Tyson Foods Executive Indicted Over Gifts to [ Ex-Agriculture Secretary ] Espy . ''

It is published by the Specialty Wine Retailers Association and upon reading through it , you should find yourself feeling much cleaner and less soiled than after wading through the misrepresentations of the new wholesaler-sponsored website on H.R. 5034 .

But then , you 're not entirely sure how you 're supposed to find the sparkle of a diamond in the sunlight , when all you can really see is the shine in her eyes .

You 'll also find bargain clothes for sale at the markets and on push-carts .

Insex I stopped at a friends house the other day and found him stalking around with a flyswatter .

Jazz fans will find live jazz presented by international artists at the Jazz Club and Bar , 2/F , 34-36 D'Agular , Central ; and at the Blue Note in the Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui .

Allan reviewed the troops , all prepared to disembark , their task to form the tale of a young man returning home from Life Abroad to find his childhood friend a bride to-be , thus upsetting the apple cart of his life 's plan , clarified – of course – by his very time away from her he loved best .

One day I found her staring at a pair of false teeth soaking in a glass .

I am presently in Iraq and I found your contact particulars in an address journal .

By applying our tonal system to music that slips outside of the tonal realm , we not only find the elements of tonality that do remain , but we also pinpoint exactly when and how this music breaks from previous conventions .

What with the jug of Red Snappers that Fielding had prepared , I was feeling no pain when the first candidate came flouncing across the floor . 

She flounced into the bathroom , and then tried to think how to flounce out again in any way that would get her past his indispensable face and into the bloody lift . 

Annie picked up her half-full coffee mug and flounced into the kitchen , suddenly at bay . 

As she went to flounce past him , he checked her , saying again , ` Here ! 

On the eve of the international , a Home Counties gourmet had flounced through a restaurant in St Germain to return his steak : ` Le service est terr-eeble ! " he cried . 

But even in this , the red bitch was not to be counted on : fierceness and docility alternated as unpredictably as the direction of the winds that flounced through the valley in the early monsoon . 

Er the erm er fact of the matter was that er er as has been recorded by those less emotionally charged at that moment , I did n't flounce out of the cabinet . 

She flounced away from him , past Katherine and out of the room . 

No need to say that Susan had flounced out of the house after declaring she was n't going to be there to welcome that woman . 

And she flounced up to the house , her long black hair swinging rebelliously down her back from under her red woollen cap . 

Dana flounced out of the room , confident she had everything arranged to her satisfaction . 

-- and finished the scene , but by then the outraged governess had flounced out of the room . 

Birkett flounced out of the room with his tins and his little pieces of wood . 

She flounced out of the little shop , hoping he 'd follow her . 

After Millie had flounced away to do her bidding , Aggie said , ` She came in that yard as white as a sheet . 

Fiona flounced off and a moment later Jean heard her going down the steps to her room in the basement . 

And with that the Prince flounced out , all courtesy and good humour forgotten . 

This , of course , is very unfair : it is just not reasonable for me to flounce about in the bathroom for hours and then make a man feel inadequate when I catch him using my dental floss. or to bellow in disgust when I find out he blow-dries his hair . 

Mary Mackie , 64 , of Walton-le-Dale , Lancs , said : ` It 's not right she should be flouncing around with her fancy man . " 

An Anglican , meanwhile , accused those opposed to women priests of ` flouncing around like two-year-olds having tantrums in Tesco . " 

Muttering to herself , she flounced back to the cats ' room and threw the kippers in . 

Bessie nodded , glad for the chance of making her views known to the young mother , and she quickly flounced off out of the kitchen . 

She rose and flounced off in a swish of skirts and a whiff of fragrant perfume . 

Although she was not a tall woman , she had to stoop low to get through the doorway . 

Pardew -- a free transfer from Crystal Palace last season -- stooped low to nod the ball over the line . 

As she stooped lower her breath , caught in all the black veils , smelled terrible . 

He stooped a couple of times to shift a sheet of corrugated iron or warped plasterboard , but did n't find anything . 

She whispered to her husband , as Marion stooped gracefully into the hut , ` Did you ever see such beauty ? 

Setting it down on the bedside table , she stooped over George . 

` The Blood of Christ , " Peter said softly , stooping to her with the chalice . 

He stuck the sheathed knife in his belt and stooped quickly to the old man 's wrists . 

He stooped gracefully towards the little man and laughed loud and shyly . 

In his enthusiasm he lost his cap and when Beth stooped with difficulty to retrieve it , she almost lost her balance as he insisted on pulling her forward . 

47th minute : Arsenal skipper Tony Adams was unlucky to earn a booking for dangerous play as Durie stooped for a header . 

But I stooped like lightning and got the nail up and into my skirt pocket -- specially put on -- and I was standing exactly as he left me when he jumped back . 

Then she stoops for some pebbles and warns that I 'd better come in now . 

He stooped down and reached out a hand towards the hovering coin . 

Lucy Lane , trying to make contact , got up and stooped over the dog , stroking his head . 

The robe had tripped me each time I had stooped low enough to exert sufficient force , so I had taken it off . 

The students then stoop to sit on their heels and issue another formal bow before standing and beginning the lesson . 

Air force planes transported food to the survivors , but delivery of food and other relief operations was hampered by a manpower shortage , due to the heavy casualties .

A Portal will transport Luigi to a particular city anywhere in the world .

The 1,000 tonne consignment of chloro-benzene contaminated with dioxin was due to be transported from a pesticide plant in Hamburg to an incinerator in Pontypool , Wales .

The displays show how Northamptonshire Ironstone was quarried , and transported to the blastfurnaces to be made into iron .

Mrs James then told the court how she and Mr Loxton had been transported by the police to Nottingham some time later , where she saw the same man in a street there .

Some of the most valuable parts of the forest have been felled and the timber transported to Siberia .

Women , children and old people fill 50 kg baskets ( increasingly being replaced today by plastic containers ) for the men to carry to the lorries which transport the grapes to the wine lodges in Funchal .

The tower can be used indoors and out , and the lightweight system can be transported on a car roof rack , and is also easy to store .

The Government has admitted that when nuclear weapons are transported by road an accident could lead to a leak of radiation .

The eggs were collected in the Falkland Islands under licence from the British Antarctic Survey and transported by air to England .

Vast quantities of manuscripts were transported there for safe-keeping and copying .

Three million tonnes of toxic waste is transported for treatment or disposal across the borders of the member states each year .

Our family were constant visitors , of course , and many friends -- the same , dear kind people who had so readily transported me to the hospital for the nightly visiting .

Live animals are transported across the continent packed tightly into lorries , often arriving half dead without having been fed or watered .

The following day a fleet of Skodas transports us west across Czechoslovakia to Adrspach .

Thieves deliberately transported cattle across the boundaries of the police jurisdictions , and senior police officers did not exercise enough supervision to ensure that adjacent stations co-operated with each other .

It would be heavy , of course , but the carrying strap could be reinforced and the object could be transported on an ordinary golf trolley .

He also needed ships to patrol the Channel and to transport his armies to France .

Early this March , this armoured car was quietly transported to the Artillery Museum , and the exhibition stands were dismantled .

They write all the material themselves and transport all their gear .

` I am going to arrange a van to transport that fish to Berkeley so get it up on the bank . "

By the time they transported him to the dressing station the fever had started to recede .

Around 12 million Africans were captured and transported to work the cotton fields and tobacco and sugar plantations of the Caribbean and North America .

They are picked when still green then transported from the West Indies , Central and South America and Africa to Britain in more manageable ` hands " for ripening .

Most will be transported in the huts in which they sleep ; though this one needs a bit of gentle coaxing .

Years later her parents made a sworn statement testifying that the couple had met in July 1917 . 

To bear and deny depression at the same time may seem like yet another paradox , but my diaries testify that somehow I managed to do both . 

The decision came after Congress failed to receive a presidential certification testifying that Pakistan 's nuclear programme was being designed exclusively for peaceful purposes . 

One moment the sun had been hanging above the desert , the next it had plunged out of sight , leaving only the copper and rose and saffron of the water to testify that it had been there . 

That surely has been testified to today when the very convenor of the panel on doctrine admits that he does n't want the statements to be too clear so that they can be understood and used by people of radically different persuasions . 

These results may testify to the attributes of the equipment acquired and the proficiency of foreign trade organisations in tailoring purchases to real needs . 

The growing number of empty shops and commercial properties in the High Street testifies to the depth of the slump and the misery in its wake . 

Charles had to sign a legal document testifying to that effect the day he inherited . 

The massacres of the Paris Communards ( see chapter 9 above ) testify to its force . 

While the GLC recognized that lesbians and gays were not one homogenous community , these differences testified to our political heterogeneity . 

Research done for Philips testifies to the importance that the police now attach to interrogation of suspects and the procuring of confessions from the guilty . 

This alone testifies to the passions that the war aroused among non-Spanish contemporaries , for many of whom its significance went well beyond Spain itself . 

Policy making can be conducted in a similar fashion ; indeed , research testifies to its popularity . 

That reformers are often frustrated testifies to the reality of what prison is about . 

While his work testifies chiefly to his zest , those who knew Hazlitt personally made much of his gloomy irritability . 

The blank pages in my diary testify as much , and in addition that I was too apathetic to continue recording just how bored I was in the periods between my bouts of organising activity . 

But as the burgeoning health food stores testify , there is a lot more to the dietary supplements market than this . 

After emerging from the forest , but still shaded by trees , the road passes the Loch Maree Hotel , proud of the fact that Queen Victoria stayed there , as a roadside plaque testifies . 

As contemporary writing testifies , it was the sad end of a glorious period in English history . 

This never ceased to aggrieve the Archduke , but he found a way publicly to show his love for his wife . 

Lesser folk were aggrieved by the foresters ' interference with their rights of common in the Forest ; the Forest officers for their part reported that privileges they claimed had no warrant . 

Those who are removed from the Register by the Professional Conduct Committee or Health Committee and are aggrieved by that decision may appeal to the appropriate Appeal Court for the part of the UK in which they reside . 

The only party aggrieved by these arrangements is the Ministry of Defence ( MoD ) . 

This permits any person ` aggrieved by an act or decision of the liquidator " to take such a step . 

Employees aggrieved by the actions of their employers may seek redress through the courts or at an industrial tribunal . 

I came up into the air gasping deeply , panting , aching lungs swelling , feeling a rush of suppressed terror , clinging onto the curtain in a shaky state . 

The woman gasped and then called after me but I would n't stop . 

Twigs hindered him as he gasped and struggled backward out of the thicket , which felt all at once like a trap . 

The other prisoners gasped because they expected him to be shot on the spot . 

She gasped as Nicolo reached out and caught her by the shoulders . 

He frowned as the waiter hesitated , then gasped with shock as the man , his nerve gone , fled away from the room . 

Thessy gasped at such blasphemy , while I scowled at Ellen 's blackmail . 

At summer temperatures the major water quality problem is due to a lack of dissolved oxygen which results in the fish gasping at the water surface , showing rapid gill movements and , in severe cases , dying . 

She gasped at the sight of the blood beginning to cake under his nose . 

He let out a deep , hungry growl as she bucked and gasped from the shocking sensation , her eyes like a frightened doe 's . 

The icy stream took her breath away and she gasped as the water poured through her hair and ran down her face . 

They walked out of the warm lobby and gasped , both of them , as the December wind whipped down the street and slapped them into the open air . 

The Villa Faalifu was set on the edge of Tala-Tala , and the sight of its opulent exterior almost left me gasping . 

He took her by the shoulders suddenly , his expression so fierce that Robyn gasped . 

It was like a douse of cold water , cutting through the lingering remains of passion , and Fran gasped . 

Laura gasped , the blood seeming to rush through her veins with a new , heady warmth . 

He was one against four -- and already wounded -- and yet he stood there deliberately inciting the men to fight . 

In order to incite her husband against her stepson , Sigistrix , she claimed that the prince intended to kill his father , to take over Burgundy and subsequently Italy . 

In January 1982 , Malawi Radio announced that the Chirwas had been arrested with their son on Christmas Eve , and claimed that they had slipped back into the country to incite opposition to Banda 's Government . 

So , at the very last moment of our very first film , we nearly got the fire we did n't want , and we began to feel more sanguine about the pyromania we had tried to incite the night before . 

He wriggled his shoulder free and stepped backwards , away from the Hare-woman and closer to Jinny . 

Nina 's upper arm was ringed with red , but she bent her elbow and wriggled her fingers , getting the circulation going again . 

She stretched with pleasure and wriggled her feet on the chair . 

Alternately press and release pressure with palms , gradually wriggling the hands fairly vigorously along the muscles . 

He came up to her , snuffling , wriggling his clownish hindquarters , letting out little , frenzied yaps of delight . 

Grinning , she took up a seductive pose and started to wriggle her hips for him , swirling round sensually and then slowly undoing the clasp at her back . 

He eyed her quizzically across the table as she sipped the delicious drink and wriggled her toes in reluctant pleasure . 

So much so that she remembers trying to wriggle her face away from it without success . 

He slid his arms into the sleeves and wriggled his shoulders until the stiffened collar stood up around his ears . 

Dot managed to wriggle past and down the stairs , and there in the basement room sat the man in the drab , illfitting , demob suit . 

The blue eyes burning into hers were carrying a very disturbing message , and Kate wriggled in delight . 

Privet had wriggled in discomfort at this description and asked what special expertise Snyde had in the Library , a question Fieldfare could not answer . 

She wriggled in outrage , but when he caught her head between his hands , pulling back for a few moments to stare intently into her face , she stopped fighting . 

The class is completely caught up in the action : toes and shoulders wriggling in sympathy . 

She was wriggling on the seat with agitation , and her long , thin fingers picked at the material of her tights , pulling up little tents above her knees , then letting them go . 

The smoke reached Amanda and made her sneeze ; she wriggled under the blankets and Cormack looked down at her shoulder . 

Moving on heels , fingertips and shoulder muscles , Rincewind wriggled sideways until foliage masked the oak and its occupants . 

Christopher wriggled around on his lap , rubbing fiercely at his eyes . 

Relieved , they backed away , their horrified eyes falling to where the amputated fingers wriggled over the floor . 

Bobbie said something to Marie and at once the plum was skimmed into the fire and Marie 's bare feet wriggled out from the comfort of the furs . 

She began to wriggle slightly , to see if she could get her hands free , but it was no good , the straps were still too tight . 

Then the twisty little mouth twitched and the twitch travelled up the cheeks , the eyebrows wriggled and the blue eyes danced like sunlit water . 

ALCOHOL dehydrates the body by making drinkers pass more urine and by now Liz is feeling these effects , so she visits the bathroom .

Sections were dewaxed in toluene , dehydrated in ethanol , washed in PBS , and immersed in a solution of 0.3% hydrogen peroxide in PBS to eliminate endogenous peroxidase activity .

Preparations were counterstained with Harris ' haematoxylin , dehydrated and mounted in DPX .

I have a headache and am concerned that the wind has dehydrated me ; it is so important to pour liquid down in the Arctic , especially in winter .

The slides were dehydrated through graded ethanol baths with 0.3 M NH 4 -Acetate , air dried and processed for autoradiography .

Otherwise , the specimen can be dehydrated by passage through successively more concentrated ethanol/water mixtures , through absolute alcohol into acetone , before placing in resin .

After washing in phosphate buffer , tissues were osmicated and dehydrated in acidified DMP before routine embedding in Taab resin .

Finally , the slides were weakly stained with haematoxylin for one minute before dehydrating and mounting in Xam ( BDH , Poole ) .

Daisy is having her long golden hair plaited by giggling young women . 

Just before Christmas when she was twelve , she had her hair plaited in a hundred little plaits with a bead on the end of each plait . 

When he lost to the now-tragic figure of Michael Watson in 1989 , Benn believed he was invincible -- incredibly he spent nearly five hours on fight-day having his hair plaited . 

Her hair had been plaited and coiled at the back of her head , but there was no mistaking her for Han . 

She was small , slim , with the pale-gold hair plaited behind her head , and steady blue eyes . 

Thus was Cu Sith , and he differed from other dogs in having paws that left prints the size of a man 's , and a long tail plaited in a flat braid which lay coiled upon his back . 

I washed and combed and plaited my hair and rubbed my clogs , then I went round and knocked on the door . 

She plaited her hair so tightly that it hurt her , straining hair and flesh until it felt as though the white seam down the back of her head might split and the brains gush out . 

Then he waited as one of the two Han brought him anti-static slippers while the other combed and plaited his hair . 

Detective Constable Julie Bignall was reported for allowing a prisoner to plait her hair . 

` That idiot Amanda " , Hortensia said , ` has let her long hair grow even longer during the hols and her mother has plaited it into pigtails . 

You will need to plait your horse 's mane and pull or plait his tail . 

It said Elizabeth Tamposi , already fired by President Bush , and her officials in the State Department 's consular affairs bureau took the action in ` partisan hopes of derailing the Clinton campaign . " 

She was about to take on a job whose previous holder had just been fired specifically to make room for her . 

But when Zanuck returned and found Preminger at his studio , he promptly fired him from directing Laura , allowing him only to remain on the film as its producer . 

When the chairman seemed intent on remaining in the post , White House Chief of Staff Samuel Skinner fired him . 

Even married couples working for the same firm can be fired if the boss can prove that their relationship makes their employment impractical , or that it is against company policy . 

They took a holiday together and their employers , Brocks Explosives , fired them both . 

The question was even raised in the Dail about the fact that although the State paid teachers it was in fact the Catholic church which fired them . 

In a careless moment Landless had once joked that he had fired 10,000 people for every million he had made , and he was an exceedingly wealthy man . 

When he fires Craig Norman for incompetent management , it is in response to an investment opportunity . 

Deciding to fire me from this story is somebody else 's decision , is n't it ? " 

Brazilian President Fernando Collor has fired the head of Funai , the controversial government agency charged with protecting the interests of its indigenous Indian population . 

Mr Onanuga 's colleague , 25-year-old manager David Newton , who now admits he lied over the items the Chancellor was alleged to have bought -- champagne and cheap cigarettes -- was fired by Thresher . 

His widow , Betty , told Esquire that MacDonald worked on the team for only a year before he was fired by Hill . 

A WOMAN deputy sheriff has been fired for fondling male colleagues and talking dirty to them . 

She was fired from Apollo Video Film Hire for being ` unreliable " . 

On May 19th seven civil servants were fired ( though , in one of many farcical moves , five have now been unfired ) among muttering that there may have been criminality in the office . 

Mr Peterkin was fired yesterday , without explanation , while attending a conference in London . 

The German professor was a powerful figure , hiring and firing his assistants and doing his best to place his favourite students , though by the end of the century this was becoming more difficult . 

In the past year , Ross has fired the two curators most closely associated with the Whitney of the 1980s . 

Without bothering to bag it , he stuffed the jib down into the sail-locker and lashed the main to the boom . 

The items are then bagged by the Scenes of Crime Officer , and a date is agreed with the Police for a statement to be taken . 

Bellsdyke unit introduced a new type of water-soluble membrane liner bags two years ago , which entailed a major educational input from the ICN explaining how the laundry would be sorted and bagged . 

It is now time to ask for the fish to be bagged , but do n't let the dealer seal the bag and assume your purchase . 

His jumpers , unused through the past three months of the hot season , were folded round humidity-absorbent packs and bagged in strong plastic . 

Lines were drawn round the bodies , then the cadavers were bagged and removed to the city morgue , where the forensic pathologist went to work . 

The Darlington Council survey into the ` bin it and bag it " scheme was carried out last December over several days at various times to determine future action over the project . 

If you want a printed sleeve for your record , you need them before the discs are being made so that they can be delivered to the pressing plant and bagged up . 

Some examples : part way through the process , the PTFE ` cake " is now bagged up to stop contamination getting in . 

We spent two or three hours bagging up clothes to take to the charity shops . 

The sugar consumed in the island is now imported in bulk from mainland Portugal and bagged here . 

My three-piece was wringing wet , but eventually I dried it out , and the rest I just bagged together . 

He soiled his clothes so he stank , and his face was all swollen and black . 

Minto was ` more excited " than Warnie had ever seen her when he returned from Aldershot far week-end leave , happy to leave behind him his fellow-officers , whom he nicknamed the Aldershits . 

But it was his two spells at Rangers , where he was affectionately nicknamed ` Bud " that the mercurial Johnson established a reputation as a daring winger with a short emotional fuse . 

Considerably more sophisticated , John 's Girls swiftly nicknamed the newcomers the Tiller Babes . 

` He 'll get excited , thinking he 's going to race , " said Wayne Peckham , who was still at school when he nicknamed the bargain-buy ` Duke " . 

The Shropshire press nicknamed her ` the ice queen " ; local policemen claimed she treated them ` as though we were the scum of the earth " ; Shropshire neighbours declared her a loony . 

Meanwhile , in Havana harbour , American reporters managed to get on board what they nicknamed , perhaps too easily , ` the ship that shamed the world " . 

They brought with them a bag of tomatoes and a giant panda ; they had nicknamed Crawford ` Panda " because of all the bruises his body had accumulated . 

Loretta and Bridget had belonged to the same women 's group several years before , a group which Tracey had nicknamed ` the coven " . 

Bob Jackson and the boys had nicknamed their little whisky and dry ginger group Eldorado , and maybe Eldon Lane is still not the Golden Land . 

All the Argentines adored him and nicknamed him Señor Gracias because he was so grateful for the smallest favour . 

From this , Combsburgh men of that generation got a bad name for sheep stealing and cattle lifting and men from the next parish retaliated on them by nicknaming them Baa-Lambs . " 

Everyone , but especially the two Lewises , loved the zoo , and Jack made friends with a bear whom he nicknamed Bultitude . 

` The elegant Eleanor " , Jessamy had nicknamed her , all those years ago . 

The centre forward , whom they nicknamed Ossie , wore his sideburns long and his shorts even longer -- but at least he kept them on for the duration . 

Although in his new post for less than a month , Alf has made such an impression at Polypropylene Park that throughout the League his team are already being nicknamed ` Busby 's Test Tube Babes " . 

Back in Plymouth he worked with J. N. Darby [ q.v. ] and became a leader of the newly formed community at Providence Chapel who were soon nicknamed ` Plymouth Brethren " . 

I was nicknamed Pune , an inverted pun on puny , a physical status I retained , no matter how many press-ups I did . 

The family live on the notorious Penrhys estate , nicknamed Alcatraz by locals who say anyone who moves there never gets out . 

Behind her back Katherine , who was almost mesmerized as well as scared by Beatrice , nicknamed her ` Biggy B. " . 

With her milky complexion set off by chestnut hair the artists nicknamed her ` coconut " . 

Dour and meticulous , Merry was respected , however , especially by younger colleagues , who nicknamed him ` Toujours Gai " . 

I have an eye for championship clay court style with a technical and a mental approach that I nickname , ` heads and feet " . " 

But this animal -- which I nicknamed ` Ginger " -- is fawn or biscuit-coloured all over . 

He looked at Rachel , said curtly , ` Miss Swift , I must insist we speak privately . " 

He was among the first to offer his warmest congratulations to the victorious Mr Clinton and since then the two leaders have spoken a number of times by telephone . 

Sarah seemed to be closer to Maureen at this time than to Anne , as she and Maureen could speak freely to each other about the love they had to conceal from others . 

But enough talk of farewells and reunions -- let us speak of the present . " 

They spoke about the ` concerns and worries " President Gorbachev had expressed about the developments in East Germany in recent days . 

He had spoken with Amelie who , though still incapacitated with her broken hip , was desperate to see Peach . 

I said , slowly : ` When she spoke with Bedwyr and myself , her story was the same as Melwas " . 

They were speaking with great energy to one another , and laughing . 

Would it be possible to speak with the ladies of the harem , Mahmoud asked diffidently . 

In contrast , the Mayor of Boothferry , a retired industrialist , spoke with me at length . 

Edward assured her that he also desired to speak with Philip personally and would arrange a meeting ( 7 April 1304 ) . 

We spoke about getting together , but it 's the same old problem -- like with Brendan , it 's just a question of when . 

It was about this time -- the time of her growing friendship with the Nawab -- that she and Douglas began to speak seriously about having children . 

Just before she died , Claire and her mother Helen spoke of how they hoped the transplant would give Claire a new lease of life . 

Roughly , the theory claims that ` working-class " children , those with whom we have been speaking in preparing this study , are suffering from a linguistic and cognitive defect vis-a-vis their ` middle-class " counterparts . 

We spoke to leading hairdressers up and down the country to find out just what they 've got in store for you this year . 

He is starting with a teleconference with 100 IBM managers around the world.The selection board said that Gerstner was the first person they had spoken to when they began their quest for a new chief in January . 

To many newcomers they can seem a celebration of village conviviality , but closer inspection often reveals that who actually speaks to whom depends very much on background and life-style . 

Spoiling his grand posture as little as possible , he glanced quickly sideways into the crowd to see who was speaking to whom . 

` I suppose some of your own nights when you were on the run were not unlike that , " she ventured into what they had never spoken of . 

As for what we have spoken of , you shall repeat it to nomole , nomole at all . 

Like others I spoke to , Dr Peter Pratt aims to send as many services as possible from his community health services directorate in Retford Hospital to the rural areas of the district . 

Virtually all the inmates I saw and spoke to were friendly , smiling and quite pleased to show me the work they were doing . 

One of the victims we have spoken to in Kent received two letters on the same day . 

The common message , from many of the women or members of ethnic communities we spoke to , was , their need to be seen on the television screen or heard on the radio . 

“ Most of the people I spoke to said they saw six people being shot dead near the US embassy compounds , ” he said . 

He was seen to wave that he was O.K. to one of the other aircraft . 

Mandy spotted them and waved that they were all right , and Matthew turned and headed them into a safe cove , too . 

A uniformed policeman had stepped out from the kerb up ahead and was waving them into a side road . 

Right on cue , the telephone rang and I waved Mrs Bradshaw into my lounge . 

When Christian tried to interrupt the angry outburst , Boz waved him into silence . 

Catherine waved us into the hall and we sat in the window seat . 

Figures appeared in the road ahead , waving them into the yard of the farmhouse . 

He winked and waved her to a chair , then turned his attention back to the caller . 

Norman Fowler waved the group to a half-circle of uncomfortable chairs . 

The VOPO in the civilian Wartburg frantically waved his colleagues to a stop and explained what had happened . 

Spring is here so it 's time to wave goodbye to winter and go for a splash of colour . 

The torturers were waved back by a senior clerk who had accompanied the French King to the dungeon . 

He thrust one knee between hers ; felt for her breasts with his large hands ; stroked her down from neck to navel as if he owned her . 

Then quietly I walked down the steps and felt for a seat on one of the wooden forms ; after being hissed at by several people I found one empty , next to an old woman . 

His hand groped around the wall just inside the door , feeling for the light switch . 

Sun glinted off the water and the golden light was so pellucid , so dazzling , that she felt in her bag for her sunglasses . 

` Why ? " she enquired , as she began to peel and chop onions . 

The Committee may have been relieved to hear that in one case at another institution , the Inland Revenue had decided that officers who took round , for sale , firewood that had been chopped by the inmates , were exempt from the need for a hawker 's licence . 

One of the teacups has been chopped into little pieces but the other still has some water inside , which to me looks redder than it should . 

Ingredients for the lobster salads were being assembled , the kidneys being sliced for Rognons à la Didier , herbs were being chopped or minced to the accompaniment of the words of wisdom of Emily 's grandmama . 

The animals are always chopped into small pieces and further reduced by boiling . 

She decided to make a fruit salad , and sat peeling and chopping as the children ate their tea . 

As Betty grated and chopped , Lydia wondered whether Sid and Lil knew that their daughter 's suitor had laid lewd hands on the daughter of their oldest friends . 

Roughly chop the plain chocolate , place in a bowl with butter . 

A brave staff member believed he was risking his life by throwing it into the street .

The court heard that Mr Henderson risked his life by passing to MI6 details of the Iraqi arms dealing network .

Fans of the coin-op original will remember the dashing hero , Dirk , risking life and limb to rescue his fair damsel , Daphne , from the dragons .

You can cut out the first step generally , and risk your life waiting for the 710710 nu mber to become free , then get details of what areas are still not sold out etc .

I raced across the road , risking knees , neck and most other bent bits to grab her sleeve .

` Why should investors risk money when they could obtain 20% returns from assured tenancy schemes with non-recourse loans and guaranteed by the bank ? " added Mr Taylor .

Only by raising loans in New York and Paris could the Bank of England prop up the pound ; but foreign bankers were unwilling to risk their money unless the British Government balanced its budget .

A concierge is not going to risk his reputation on recommending a poor restaurant .

Indeed , Mrs Thatcher had risked her personal reputation by allowing American F-111 aircraft to attack Libya from British bases in April 1986 .

` Aye , such heedlessness -- such invitation to injury , as if to a friendly playmate -- can imperil our battle planning , risking loss of personnel and materiel .

When someone is stupid enough to risk his arse continually while others hide behind it , you let them .

American insurers already reckon there is a $40bn ( about £26bn ) market for foreign investors brave enough to risk their capital in the old Soviet Union .

In 1971 it was rescued by Rupert Murdoch , who alone was prepared to risk the capital to keep it afloat .

The hospital says he 'd risk serious injury if he were to fall while using the legs .

The better-known intellectual dissidents risked incurring the wrath of the Comrades at the top .

Mrs Gore even risked the wrath of the record industry by campaigning to have warning labels put on particularly offensive records .

There was no way he could risk incurring the wrath of a superior but he did n't want to lose manhood in front of his uniformed thugs .

Probably they got better rather than risk his wrath by doing otherwise .

Failure is also an essential part of creativity for if one is working on the creative edge one should be constantly risking failure .

The database approach is long term and costly , and therefore top management should not risk its failure by sticking to outdated methods of applications development .

Why do prisoners repeatedly risk the dire consequences -- weeks or months segregated in punishment blocks , if not further sentences of imprisonment -- which their participation in prison disturbances generally leads to ?

If , however , you ca n't get it out immediately , do n't poke and do n't stick your finger blindly down her throat or you risk doing more damage .

Rest now , or risk further damage and a longer lay-off in the future .

Black immigration , recession , and the enormous purses which television can provide have meant there remain a ready supply of men willing to risk brain damage in the ring .

Boarding large vessels in open anchorages was often a tricky business and we risked damage on many occasions to put rummage crews on board ships that were laying off awaiting a berth in the docks .

Consequently , we may lack confidence and feel less able to risk rejection .

It was too painful for me to repeat those words from my childhood , ` Please do n't go , " and risk further rejection .

` I knew I was risking the possibility of offending referees or other people .

This is why I have persisted in using the label cultural-ideological , risking the sin of inelegance for the possibility of clarity .

The issue is clearly of grave concern to hundreds of thousands of families who risk losing their homes , and to local authorities that will have to shoulder the burden of the homelessness that might ensue .

There was too much going on at DEA Nicosia for Control to risk losing the back-channel reports the DIA needed to maintain its overview of American operations in the Middle East .

That my mean risking your partner disliking what you have to say , but it is important that he or she knows your feelings .

During that time no Chadian resident was allowed to seek information about the prisoners , as they risked becoming prisoners themselves .

Some think the agencies ' analysts risk becoming too friendly with the companies they rate .

According to Aleksandr Koshelev , Orlov warned the tsar that he risked destroying the gentry and losing his throne .

But a young man who will not risk his life even once is both a fool and a coward . "

Lavender did n't quite believe that , but she was not prepared to risk it happening .

Other research has also confirmed that women risk serious health hazards by repeated childbearing .

A father risked his life to save his twin babies from a fire which had engulfed the childrens ' bedroom .

Spurred on by the spectre of political oblivion Michael Heseltine may yet risk all .

THE DEPARTMENT of Industry recently risked rebuff and organised a teach-in for the press on fibre-optic technology .

People could not be expected to risk their jobs for a colleague .

First we must get him out of England , where he risks death every moment .

Japan was in no state to risk military confrontation with Russia , backed up by France and Germany .

From being little-known property owners , who were simply willing to risk where others hesitated , the Reichmanns were suddenly stars in the financial firmament of America .

` There was a time when I slightly resented that , but I realise now that you may as well sit back and enjoy it . 

To those who resented that mission , and the presumptions which underlay it , his discomfiture now is just too delicious to resist . 

They resented stern reminders not to speak German , to be polite and always , always to be grateful . 

Ministers who might have resented a particular proposal were seen by Mr Major privately before the relevant meeting and ` squared " . 

Over India the Unionists resented the Montagu-Chelmsford reforms in general . 

Mrs Fu does not complain about their earnings , but she does resent government levies . 

They particularly resented Bush 's breaking his no-new-taxes pledge of the previous year , which alienated many blue-collar voters who had been disengaged from the Democratic party by President Ronald Reagan " s tax cuts . 

In fact , companies which train properly and successfully over several years bitterly resent other companies which do not indulge in training taking their workers . 

Patients often feel a responsibility for junior nurses and may resent the intrusion of another person whose presence inhibits their relationship with the learners . 

He would n't have admitted it to Jo , but deep down he resented it when she was out of town and not picking up his calls . 

Despite the fact that it is a basic right to know how you are doing , most people are starved of feedback ( see page 63 ) and may even resent it when they get it . 

He was finding he resented people who did not care for Wyvis Hall as much as he did . 

The oldest boy resented her tone which was that of a grown-up amusing the children . 

But it put too much pressure on the relationship , and when it finished I realised that he 'd resented what I had done . 

Being encouraged to resent what has often been the well-spring of their humanity , they can not grow from the experiences by accepting the inner scars as evidence of their worthy struggle to overcome themselves . 

Another aspiring actress bitterly resented what she considered to be interference from Bloomsbury House . 

No less important , the choice of 2nd May had left no time to consult them beforehand and they resented what appeared to be an arbitrary order . 

This is not to say that they opposed coalition in 1922 merely from personal motives ; they had a legitimate ambition to serve their country and resented what they saw as the promotion of less able Liberals . 

He resented what he saw as arbitrary and pointless rules , whereas Alan is , if anything , amused by them , and enjoys manipulating them . 

In the past I 'd just resented how long he spent in the office . 

But there is evidence that working class women bitterly resented what they regarded as middle class interference . 

If a wife reported the matter to the police , her children ` might resent what she had done to their father " . 

The boys all liked him , too -- and some of them resented being placed under my care because of the fun they knew they could be having next door . 

Stokie [ Leopold Stokowski , 1955- 60 ] was too modern ; the audience resented being made to listen to far-out , radical stuff like Prokofiev . 

Spirits are also low at Munich-based MBB , where many employees resent being directed from Stuttgart . 

Just as you may resent being disturbed in the college library , so fellow students do n't enjoy being interrupted in the middle of some important piece of work . 

Seton did not appear to resent being replaced in the governorship ; indeed he might even have been somewhat relieved , for it was a grievous responsibility in present circumstances and he had borne it sufficiently long . 

They no longer regarded themselves as objects of charity and resented being so regarded by the hearing world . 

Belgium had been a part of France till just a year before , and many folk in this part of the province resented being made a part of the Netherlands . 

Sometimes I resent having to truss myself up like a stuffed chicken . 

By the same token it was a day she normally spent at home , catching up on her marking , preparation and research , and she bitterly resented having to sacrifice it . 

Very few sportsmen smoke ; very many of them resent strongly having their efforts and endeavours subverted in this way . 

Workers expect to have some control over the means by which they perform a set task , and they resent having means specified in too much detail . 

One-armed , Eb resented having to depend on other people to assist him . 

Why had she never realised before now that Dana resented looking like her sister ? 

You seem to have an emotion , that made you resent making a sacrifice to your brother , and , and presumably , would have stopped you making it , if you 'd been free to choose . 

At first , the puppy is likely to resent wearing a collar , and will paw at its neck in an attempt to remove it . 

But in her tragic situation she clearly resented my being young and alive while her daughter was young and dead . 

` What 's that got to do with anything ? " just as he resented gifts he resented any dredging up of the past . 

And , when she reached the wireless office , men who might resent her being there and fiends who transmitted Morse at devilish speeds …

Also mares can be ticklish round the udder and resent the foal nuzzling around that area . 

Arkansas people bitterly resent George Bush calling them ` the lowest of the low " for health , education and pay . 

Individuals can resent their own ideas being absorbed or submerged by other people 's , just as some of us do when we work in a group . 

Sutherland does n't resent people considering him mature for his age . 

As one teacher said , ` I rather resent people coming in and criticising when they have n't been in on a regular basis " . 

Poor Madame , I thought , how deeply she must resent my usurping her place . 

The Americans recognise that professionals can achieve more ; the British resent the professionals interfering in what is ` always done " . 

Or maybe they resented a stranger poking his nose into their affairs ? 

Quite frankly I deeply resent you implying that I would be involved with a thug like that . 

Worse still people might come to resent you monopolising the conversation . 

They resented British pressure for a mediated settlement as the outcome of selfish mercantile designs on the American market . " 

I resent you for engineering it and I resent you for what you think you can do to me in revenge for our affair last year . " 

Women 's groups also resented the imposition of limits for gender discrimination while damages for racial bias were unlimited . 

But I think I resented them both for the same reason , that is , that something was happening to me , or rather to my body , which was completely outside of my own control . 

Despite her protestations , it was evident Jane Pargeter still resented David Parkin for dumping her for another woman . 

Your son resents his stepbrother for taking up your time , and is worried that you do n't love him any more . 

The guards on duty seemed to resent his intrusion since his presence would require them to put away the magazines , turn off the portable TVs and spend a mind-numbing morning staring at the ceiling . 

He had always resented Marcia Williams because of the influence she exercised over Harold Wilson and that resentment grew as his own power diminished . 

Hannington clearly resented this domination by the almost defunct and hopelessly sectarian Minority Movement which was currently antagonizing union officials by supporting " breakaway Red unions " . 

They usually resent any guidance from Central Office , and sometimes deliberately pick as their candidate someone reckoned by headquarters to be a dead loss . 

She had resented Eline from the first moment and made her hate of Joe Harries painfully obvious . 

Having grown up with Cortot 's early 78rpm sets of Chopin , I have deeply resented their absence from the catalogue for so many years . 

Right now she resented every bone in his physically perfect body . 

He loved these tiny imperfections wrought by their joint lives , but knew that she , resenting any flaw in her looks , imagined he did too . 

For example , it has been suggested that sons or daughters may resent a situation in which they find themselves forced to be ` in charge " of a formerly dominant parent . 

She resented the way in which he seemed to be taking over , insinuating himself into the family as cunningly as he once had in Oxford . 

Muhammad Reza deeply resented the way in which his country was once again being governed by its old enemies . 

Similarly , the changing of domestic roles proves complex : while some wives may welcome more domestic help from their retired husbands , others will resent it as an intrusion into their sphere of control in daily life . 

He seemed to resent them on that occasion and will not wear them today . 

It is not surprising , therefore , that the black community resents this focus on the ` success " that black youngsters enjoy at PE " ( 1980 , p.5 ) . 

The new father will by that time have realized more fully the extent of his wife 's preoccupation with the baby and resent its unexpected effects on their relationship . 

Knowing village feuds , they probably resent each other to this day . 

Suddenly she resented the assault upon her integrity and ideals , and the way he was ripping her world apart . 

We have been brought up to regard the house as our domain , and , despite wanting a man to pull his weight , can resent the feeling of being usurped . 

Why is it that so many people who are kind enough to give a home to an abandoned dog , then resent advice on how best to integrate this traumatised pooch into the family ? 

Understandably , women in particular resent advice on how to feed themselves in their old age ; but there are some women ( and even more men ) who will welcome help in this respect if it is given tactfully . 

She began to look into alternative methods of treatment -- natural remedies , hypnotherapy , etc -- and resented me for not participating and not having the right attitude . 

Conversation was always difficult at first , until he had accepted her presence sufficiently to start talking ; and he would then resent her contribution , which made it less a conversation than a monologue . 

This is particularly true of Spain and Holland , which resent Franco-German dominance . 

He no longer resented her ; he spoke to her as if she were a human being and was occasionally seen smiling . 

I have always resented the imposition of an alien culture , whether European or otherwise , on the indigenous inhabitants . 

Were they now mothering their own mothers , and if they were , did they resent it ? 

Part of her embraced it gratefully whilst the other , the sad , secret part , rejected and resented it , all the while clinging blindly to what had been . 

When the feeling of menace stole back into Cassie 's mind , she was unprepared for it -- resented it , even . 

He took her arm and for a moment Sophie resented his high-handed manner . 

I think he began to resent marriage first and then he began to resent me . " 

Sarah resented me , even my place at the head of the table , and gave orders to the servants over my head . 

Much as she resented her all-out pursuit of Roman , Dana was the sister she had loved all her life . 

She is sharply aware of changing social patterns , but neither resents them , like the portraits on the wall , nor approves them with an automatic word like ` progress " . 

Their leg muscles were stiff , their knees hurt , their shoulders resented the weight of their rifles . 

Visits by RCM workers were liable to be resented by foster parents -- not necessarily because they had anything to hide , but because they felt their housekeeping and parental capabilities were being questioned . 

Elena 's greed was resented by the privileged few who could both afford the fees and knew who to approach to get permission . 

The role of Jiang Qing was bitterly resented by Mao 's male political colleagues , not least by Deng Xiaoping . 

The need to work for a living is widely recognized , but the necessity to do so may have often been bitterly resented by many people over the years . 

The legislation was resented bitterly enough by the Netherlands to lead to a war in which the English Republic was able to assert itself against the Dutch Republic . 

In this regard , the presence of members of the coordinating committee was resented by some members , even though it was a member of that team who eventually filled the vacuum and gave some sort of leadership . 

The strike was settled and the miners gained most of their demands , but Truman 's high-handed actions were resented by the unions . 

The analysis of sampling behaviour by headquarters , however , was immediately resented by field staff as an attempt to monitor their performance . 

His interventions were resented by many , and when he declared : ` Do n't let us be forced to face alone the whole military power of England and the Allies . 

Every step he took seemed to be resented by the stonework , which creaked and rumbled ominously about him . 

Although the two are not regarded in London as senior Conservative strategists , their presence was resented by the Clinton camp . 

Unionist control of local government was resented because it represented minority control and the resentment was kept alive by accusations of discrimination in the allocation of council jobs and housing . 

If the immediate benefits are unclear then any time spent will be resented . 

The superintendent-nurse was in charge of the sick wards , and interference from matron or her husband in nursing matters was greatly resented . 

In Vienna the new status of the Romanov dynasty was particularly resented . 

But evidence suggests that these women , like other state-employed ` visitors " , were often resented . 

The knowledge gap between doctor and patient is not greater than that between lawyer and client -- indeed there is probably much more do-it-yourself medicine than law -- but the gap is less resented in medicine . 

His support for Baghdad was resented in US legislative circles and seemed likely to cost him any future US economic aid . 

There are signs that their enterprise was resented , a foretaste of the accusations of selfish materialism that were to be pinned on Catalans for a hundred years to come . 

Your attitude of reserved dignity will not be resented ; when all arrangements have been completed , the client 's contact will leave them with the respectful regard for your integrity . 

He resented the assertion of Aquitainian authority coming hard on the heels of the Grandmont meeting and when Count William turned to him for help he responded by raiding the Vexin to draw Henry back north . 

Whereas readers often focus on the text of a critical work and skip through the quotations , here the eye is drawn to the poetry and resents the distraction of the critic 's argument . 

Terentia , who has chosen Polonius over Lycander , initially resents Dycarbas 's action : 

Siobhan resents the fact that the mainstream broadcasting industry is presented as the only way of working . 

I resent the fact that now I worry if I 'm travelling late by bus . 

Do n't think I 'm being bitchy if I say that Stephen probably resents him as much as he admires him . 

You wo n't find me wanting , and frankly I resent the implication that you might . 

They allow others to make their decisions for them , even though they may resent it later . 

But maybe the day will come when they will resent the loss of their childhood years . 

Do defence lawyers resent the media promotion of plaintiffs more than of defendants ? 

Some of the 40,000 returned exiles resented the continued presence of established , mainly white , civil servants whose jobs are guaranteed by the Constitution . 

And many resent the way financial ` experts " seem to look down on them . 

Being disenchanted with life , they may resent those who are contentedly coping with things as best they can and are making a good job of it . 

` You can check with whoever you like but I was totally exonerated of any blame at the time , and I resent you and your family 's implications that I was responsible for Eddie 's death ! 

He had the kind of hutzpah and powerful personality combined with a musical and intelligence that one could either resent strongly or admire and take on board . " 

“ The implication that I 'd stoop to … to blackmail I resent very much ! 

Looking at her , swathed in shawls though the room was too warm and the day itself not cold , Wilson had once more felt those twinges of alarm which she resented . 

On the other hand , government interference is often resented , and in liberal democracies the ` farm lobby " is frequently quite powerful -- in the United States , for example . 

This gave rise to the growth of the movement for ` gifted children " , a movement resented and disliked by many schools . 

It may mean ` this is a role which was ascribed to me as a woman and which I resented " . 

As a competitor for wild game , the mink is not resented for fulfilling its natural role . 

His association with these Hammersmith artists was a little resented by Elinor Moynihan who felt that , in comparison with the Soho painters , the Hammersmith set were artists with their claws pulled out . 

Partners may resent or fail to understand a drop in income important to maintaining a certain lifestyle . 

It was hardly surprising therefore , that she resented , but grudgingly accepted , being told by those on the shop floor , or in administration , what customers wanted . 

If different groups within the organisation resent or do not understand the work and contributions of other groups then there will be conflict . 

Funding is the term applied when the Bank of England attempts to lengthen the maturity of outstanding government debt . 

If you buy a 500 W oven , you 'll need to lengthen the cooking time by about 30 per cent . 

He had walked away from Sophie and now she lengthened her stride to catch him up . 

Plans to lengthen military service from 15 to 18 months will also be scrapped if the talks succeed . 

The animal responded at once , quickly lengthening its stride into a gallop . 

On the contrary , such an educational approach is likely to lengthen interviews . 

He has lengthened the putter , to stand more upright , and quickened his routine on the green . 

Since then the USSR has not substantially lengthened their runways . 

In order to fit everything in , the school day may be lengthened . 

Only during the transitional period when unemployment is rising will the chain be lengthened somewhat . 

Because the muscles are being lengthened , you may experience pain in them . 

Romania 's entry into the war against Austria at the end of August served only to lengthen Russia 's frontier , laying her open to further attack when Romania collapsed in December 1916 . 

Again , in running , jumping or leaping , lengthen the spine upwards to prevent wear and tear on discus and joints . 

We had prominent citizens and influential groups cable the Prime Minister and the provincial Premier . 

He notified the Royal Greenwich Observatory , which confirmed the discovery and cabled the central clearing house for astronomical telegrams at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge , Massachusetts . 

His son , Michael , who lived in Hindhead , cabled him after news of the Argentine invasion came through . 

On 9 May Harold Macmillan , the British Resident Minister at AFHQ , cabled Churchill to say that the situation in Austria was very " embarrassing " for the British commanders . 

In the meantime , I 've cabled for an X-ray report on the fellow 's chest . 

When they misbehave , we resort to various sanctions , including old-fashioned spanking at times .

Owen : It 's agreed then people who misbehave and cause the teacher to waste time must pay it back at break .

But it is a safe bet that the current owners will not sell if the French insurer misbehaves .

He disliked his Bible class of teenage boys because they misbehaved , but at times it was happy .

The evening was quite riotous , with Mallachy and Rory misbehaving badly enough ( in Karen 's English opinion ) to be thrown out .

Cockney dads were in form , threatening their kids with the belt if they misbehaved .

When a cat misbehaves and its owner reacts crossly , the cat feels threatened .

If your dog persists in misbehaving when the doorbell is rung , then you may have to take alternative action .

Children misbehave when they are discouraged and believe they can not succeed by useful means .

One or other of them drafted a statement which was a flat denial that he had misbehaved either sexually or politically .

I 'm sick of the way you 've treated me , as if I were a child who 's misbehaved . "

She reluctantly held out her hand , palm upwards , and felt like a naughty schoolgirl who 'd misbehaved in class .

He disliked the work at the boys club because the teenagers misbehaved , and because he could see no use in the work .

All he seems to do is make sure that players do n't misbehave and if they do , he is there to reprimand them .

At least when a guest is misbehaving they 're where we expect them to be .

The gastric acid secretory capacity in chronic alcoholic patients and those with alcoholic pancreatitis has been studied , with contradictory results reported by different studies . 

Even when crimes are discovered and reported , they are not always recorded . 

More recently , biofeedback treatment has been suggested and reported to be effective in about two thirds of patients . 

Gloria reported back that , if she went to the police , they would probably supply someone . 

As Eadmer reported , there was nothing more precious to the older monks than the recollection of the saints and their miracles . 

` She is very , very witty " , reports her lawyer , Mrs Beverley Bell . 

` But " , reported McGrath , ` the ` great " lost temper of the night was Ginsberg 's . " 

The guidelines say " Report racial harassment to the police " . 

` She 'll be along soon , madam , " reported Lewis , seating himself again . 

They reported no arrests during or after the match , attended by 53,549 spectators . 

People reported seeing smoke from over 70 miles away and helicopters were used to help fight the blaze . 

Some Soviet scientists have recently reported leaks in the vast , allegedly airtight , concrete sarcophagus that encases the smouldering remains of the infamous reactor number four . 

Longman reports strong sales in Africa with mention made of Sudan . 

He had never forgiven her for reporting his indiscretion in front of her husband . 

It was only twenty-four hours after Gabriel had left the farm that three men came running to report a disaster to Bathsheba . 

Visitors are being asked to be on their guard against fire and not to use stoves ; to dispose of cigarette ends and matches carefully and immediately report any sign of fire to the fire brigade . 

Disgusting -- I 'll report you to the authorities -- perverts ! 

If he did , every honest man in London would be proud to report him to the police . 

Dad had complained about the threatening telephone call and no action had been taken ; but the man had obviously reported Russell to the police and here they were in force to arrest him . 

The government alleged Dr Siraj knew of a planned coup attempt by military officers and that , although he refused to take part , he failed to report the matter to the security services . 

The Supreme Court on Aug. 5 appointed a three-man commission to report on " the nature , extent and magnitude " of construction work on the disputed site of Ayodhya . 

The aim of the study reported in this chapter is thus to see whether the results of the previous study are still obtained when subjects are not actually aware that the experiment is concerned with subjective risk . 

The conflict was regularly reported in the mass media and had a serious effect on public confidence in the party . 

Muccio reported in November 1948 that economic developments were disturbing , with inflation reaching worrying proportions . 

This view was ratified during a public meeting at which a resident opposing new growth was later reported in the local press as a ` newcomer " to British Pacific Properties . 

The percentage of all rape cases reported in our sample of newspapers increased from a steady 25 per cent over the two decades , 1951 to 1971 , to very nearly 40 per cent in 1978 . 

It was also reported on Feb. 19 that a joint co-operation agreement had been signed to establish a Malaysian-Yugoslav business council . 

However , the news agency Agence France-Presse reported on Nov. 14 that the referendum had been postponed . 

A recent lead article reported on a seminar organised by the CSC for pastors and other church leaders on sexually transmitted diseases , including AIDS , homosexuality and prostitution . 

The mean rectal labelling index reported by these investigators was , in fact , lower than that found in any of the groups of our study . 

The psychiatrists from Stanford University and the University of California reported ` intense bonding " among the women who were able to share their experiences . 

` The police have caught all the others except Sniffy Wilson , " he reported . 

Under half of the schools reported ` truancy " from lessons but 14 schools kept no period by period record . 

North-East retailer Conroys Furniture reported a 20pc increase in sales in January at its stores in Stanley , Washington and Middlesbrough . 

Monsengwo 's house was reported to have been attacked by armed men on Nov. 12 . 

In theory , logging was suspended by law in January 1990 , but it is reported to be continuing apace . 

Demonstrations against the guerrillas were reported in several towns . 

It was reported on Nov. 30 , 1989 , that the then Hungarian Trade Minister , Tamas Beck had revealed that Hungary was pressing the US to relax COCOM controls so that it could upgrade its telecommunications industry . 

Patients have been known to report that the idea of taking an overdose had not crystallized in their minds until they received a prescription from their doctor . 

Unofficial sources report that the two organisations aimed to research and develop Mongol culture and that their activities were public . 

The Far Eastern Economic Review of Oct. 4 reported that the meeting took place in the city of Chengdu , although other reports cited Nanning as the location . 

AFP reported that it had received the information from the Paris-based dissident group , the Federation for Democracy in China . 

Tutors also reported that they felt that Access students compared well with other students . 

Always report suspicious looking persons or vehicles to the police or RSPB . 

Apart from thinking of this sort , a large proportion of people report some odd perceptual experiences -- not dreams , strictly speaking , but quite different from the ordinariness of waking consciousness . 

Further , though mothers in some areas reported the contrary , clinical findings were that the incidence of fever and diarrhoea also increased with family size . 

She did not report it , thinking they came from a gun range nearby . 

There was a caller for Miranda downstairs , reported Marie-Angèle . 

Other Ketamine users also report being plugged in to information networks while in K cyberspace . 

Kebin and Kaiguo also report that grazing and wood removal for firewood are prohibited near oases and villages and that these measures , plus tree planting and irrigation , have been effective in reclaiming parts of Gansu Province . 

Fishermen reported hearing the explosion and bits of debris were washed up for months afterwards . 

A Scotland Yard spokesman said a number of people had reported seeing a man who answers the suspect 's description behaving suspiciously in Acton . 

Ghana Broadcasting Corporation reported that voting was " calm and orderly " . 

We will reform the Diplock system , so that three judges preside over non-jury trials , and encourage the use of juries wherever possible . 

Support for Mr Museveni , who presides over an administration still blighted by corruption , seems to stem from a belief in his personal sincerity and integrity . 

The President appoints and presides over the Council of Ministers . 

In an attempt to continue funding its advanced welfare state , successive governments had borrowed overseas to finance budget deficits , while also presiding over one of the most heavily regulated economies in the capitalist world . 

There , he had presided over a society only slightly less diverse than that of the Caucasus and had fostered its development without trespassing dangerously on local sensibilities . 

Queen Victoria and George V presided a dozen times over the formation of minority or coalition governments . 

Constantine , who presided unchallenged over the Roman Empire from A.D. 312 until his death in 337 , is rightly regarded as a major pivot in the history and development of Christianity . 

It 's also home to BCM , one of Europe 's biggest clubs , where Toni presides as manager and king of Majorcan clubland . 

His arena was agriculture , over which he presided as the USSR 's scientific and administrative chief from the mid-1930s until Stalin 's death in 1953 . 

A woman priest presiding at the Eucharist is a powerful symbol of this good news . 

Wills presided at the inaugural meeting of the Bristol Union Society for the Promotion of Sunday Schools , and his son , W.D. Wills , drew up a religious curriculum for Taunton School . 

The High Court judge alerted Mr Justice Leonard , who presided at her trial . 

Tom Rodent still presides over Anger Detach ; Nice Newton and Lib Caller are at Blooms ; Joan Mural , as ever , is at John Mural , publisher of Lord Byroads . 

Four months later the Tories see it as an unqualified success , propelling the man who presided over it , Mr Michael Howard , into the political big league . 

Liverpool was a curiously sensitive man who presided with firmness and tact over a series of Cabinets containing men of greater ability , several of them future prime ministers . 

One of my more unlikely activities was to preside from 1973 to 1977 over the Housing Corporation , and alongside it ( a body which bore no direct relationship ) the National Building Agency . 

In the manner of the old Nawabs he was fun-loving and gregarious , and presided with majestic insouciance over the Rampur palace and its priceless contents -- subject of a long-standing family dispute . 

Noel Edmonds presides over a launch party in London , but the demo machine does n't function all that well . 

On 15 November Pope Paul presided over a gathering of those in charge of running the Council . 

The Kingdom of Nepal is a constitutional monarchy , with executive power vested in the King ( Birendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva ) who presides over a 140-member unicameral legislature , the Rashtriya Panchayat . 

Poetry is my only defence against a world I detest and celebrate , my only weapon against a life I love and abominate . 

Little could be done to counteract the John Osborne criticisms , for they abominated the very idea of monarchy . 

My deeper antipathy to Germany and Germans I restrained for a while , on the absurd grounds that it was somehow unreasonable to abominate each of two mutually ill-disposed nations . 

Smith knew that Wilson was a socialist : that he could never admit any discrimination based on racial factors , and all the things that Smith abominated . 

Saccharine , for instance , or the ersatz in general , he abominated . 

Balls fizzed into ribs and past noses ( just ) which had earlier spent a happier morning in the sun on the beach . 

` Cole Porter -- and good champagne , " she 'd said , lifting her glass filled with a delicate golden liquid whose tiny bubbles fizzed gently and steadily upwards . 

When they come out , they are fry ; as they grow a little , they become parr ; larger still , they turn into smolt and fizz off down to the sea . 

` I do n't like it , " Doyle murmured , watching the unnervingly silent van . 

“ Long , dark hair … young … beautiful , ” he murmured thoughtfully . 

` It looks as if that car has come this way , " murmured Mary . 

` Impressed with the glamour ? " murmured Lucenzo , watching her intently . 

` One day we 'll visit America , " murmured David , holding her close . 

She apologized obliquely for her husband , and McLeish murmured that Mr Morgan had obviously been very much attached to Angela . 

After the Oval Test David Gower murmured that West Indies must be ` quaking in their boots " at the thought of England 's forthcoming visit , a characteristically ironic piece of Gower humour . 

People murmured that this would never have happened in Cromwell 's day , albeit secretly for fear of the authorities . 

` A pity , " Bruce murmured so quietly that Corbett could hardly hear him . 

The editor gulped and murmured that perhaps he had been mistaken . 

Her husband , taking his cue , murmured that nothing would surprise him nowadays . 

Their doctor had murmured something about a weak heart , but Lord Grafton had dismissed the warning , saying the physician was an old woman . 

I felt like murmuring the verses about Judas going out and hanging himself , and that he should go and do likewise , but Benjamin looked so quietly pleased with himself that I bit my tongue . 

Frau Geller murmured something to her companion about it never happening to a woman unless she 'd been asking for it . 

He put his hands out to take up the carving knife and fork and Amy Hall murmured something to her neighbour about Arthur always having wanted to be a surgeon really . 

She murmured something to him , some affirmation of love , and he felt the vibration of her voice strike through him . 

` Looks like an Easter egg , " murmured Busacher to himself and heard a snort behind him . 

The animal fidgeted , but calmed down at once when he murmured a few words to it . 

Lucker murmurs something to Jasper and leads him away closing the door on me . 

At the reception desk , he murmured a few words to the elaborately uniformed commissionaire and was shown respectfully towards the lift . 

Dave murmurs something along the lines of how she seems to be coping with it very well . 

At the table the young man murmured his pleasure at something Father Reynard had pointed out , shook the priest 's hand and quickly left . 

For a second he looked exasperated and then he murmured something in his own language and suddenly drew her to her feet , his hands gripping hers , steadying her and comforting . 

Everyone murmured awkward disclaimers except Alexandra , who , seething with embarrassment , now found herself seated next to Matthew . 

I thought the best thing to do was spare Oliver 's blushes , so I murmured something about getting off to work . 

Zen murmured something about needing to find his mother a present , and Cinzia immediately took charge . 

Oh , yes , I am sure he was most impolite , " she hurried on as Melissa murmured a conventional disclaimer . 

The mother opened and closed her hand and circled it over that bowed head , cracking her knuckles , and she was also murmuring some incantation . 

Merrill murmured her thanks , and then she was alone in the office with Luke . 

The reply was murmured into the string of turquoise shark 's teeth she wore round her neck . 

The words were murmured through the man 's moustache , so softly they found no echo in the interview room . 

Claudia murmured agreement and ate automatically , though she could n't taste a thing . 

Melissa murmured some banal phrases of encouragement and put down the telephone with a feeling of desolation . 

She murmured something he could n't catch and flung her leg over his . 

So she murmured soothing words and patted Eleanor 's shoulder until , little by little , the rocking and moaning subsided like the vibration of a spring coming to rest . 

At night , as they huddled round their fires , the people would murmur about the evil spirit who kicked holes in their kilns so that they had to buy their bricks from Dai Huang . 

Every few years , people in industrial circles murmur about what would happen if supplies were cut off , for political or commercial reasons . 

De Gaulle , who had never murmured about leaking taps or malodorous drains , remained somewhat out of favour with the group for the short time remaining . 

As they left Dora Hassock murmured to her guests , ` I went in to see Mr Jason today , he 's much better . 

` She 'd have been better with someone nearer her own age , " the old woman murmured to herself . 

` Oi , gevald , " Joshua murmured to himself , unable to suppress the age-old cry of suffering and despair as he momentarily covered his eyes with his hand . 

` My , my " he murmured to himself and , bowing , he announced , ` Freeman Tucker . 

" Siddown , ye great daft bugger , " he murmured with affection . 

Two young women in front of her were murmuring confidentially . 

Tom murmured mildly , and a bubble of laughter rose to Belinda 's lips . 

It was a grim sort of place , and Bunting felt uneasy as a group of workmen began to stare at them and murmur ominously . 

Luke put in softly , his quirked eyebrows lending a deeper , more personal value to the words , and Merrill found the opportunity to murmur , 

` That young man will advance far , " Cranston murmured as they dismounted and knocked on the door . 

I pushed in a couple of pessaries , untied the sack from my middle and pulled my shirt over my head .

He turned her to face him , then untied the silk from her eyes , letting it fall to the ground .

We pulled off the sheets and untied the prisoner from the post .

A darker cloud bowled over the sun , bringing a sudden icy wind , and he paused to untie his Fair Isle sweater from his waist and put it on .

In fact , you 're a girl who 's going places -- once you 've untied yourself from this man who 's been like a millstone around your neck for the last four years .

She untied the sleeves of her sweater and began to pull it on over her head , aware as she did so of a faint muffled sound behind her .

The blindfolds were removed and their ankles were untied but it was minutes before they could stand , much less walk .

We had to calm her and untie my father , laying him down tenderly while we tried to extricate the mule .

The khthons had untied them and left a torch before locking the dungeon door .

Without another word , Seb untied the mare 's reins , mounted and rode away .

The old Egyptian remedy , apparently was to drink beer from an old shoe , which is why I 'm sitting here untying my laces .

She crouched over the bag , untied the knotted corners and peered in .

She untied the sticks and rubbed them together between her palms .

He spread an artist 's folio before her , untied the ribbons with delicate fingers , and invited her to lay it open .

The Galks untied the travellers , bowed to the throne and retreated .

Bardsley untied his apron and hung up the tea cloth that , appropriately enough in this flat , was a large linen facsimile of a pound note .

Trung untied the cord and wound it around his waist to return later to the overseer .

He regilded picture frames , glued back together broken cups and plates . 

Thus the bits will fit together after fracture so that one can often glue a broken vase together quite plausibly . 

Again , a bundle of drinking straws glued together provides a realistic model . 

In 1900 there were thirty museums , but by 1950 the number had exploded to 410 .

RENFE 's deficit , for reasons discussed in other chapters , exploded during the 1970s and the first half of the 1980s .

Domestic bad debts began to explode in 1990 and punched an even greater hole in the Midland 's balance sheet .

In the industrialised nations , where numbers have levelled out , their population bomb is perceived as exploding somewhere else , among dark-skinned peoples .

That ` damned morality " which disturbed Lord Melbourne did not result from religious enthusiasm only . 

` The only thing which disturbs me is if you brought me down here on false pretenses . 

It disturbed him that she had n't broken the news by saying she was pregnant . 

It did not disturb him that he had been under observation ; he was not accustomed to deprecate what he was , or to undervalue it . 

` There were plenty of verbals intended to frighten the life out of someone , but it disturbs me that Jones is talking proudly about hurting players . 

It might also have disturbed them to know that in such circumstances what is still a fairly new and effective lifeline for them would have been ruled out -- insurance . 

And it disturbs you to realise that I did not come after you for the reasons you thought , does n't it ? " 

They do not want to disturb their child by commenting on how good he or she is in case the child starts to demand attention again . 

Their findings disturbed the High Loremaster sufficiently for him to take them to the Phoenix King . 

This appeal presaged two years of uncomfortable relations , which were to disturb the ILP without adding much to the strength of Trotskyism . 

Something about it disturbed him -- not the obvious facts of its shock and tragedy -- but some discordant element , something that did n't ring true . 

Secondly , he was disturbed by the fact that spiritual truths did n't stir his emotions or grip his imagination as much as he felt they should . 

He was intrigued and a little disturbed by George 's attitude . 

Perhaps they were disturbed by alarming reports from France , where the noble philosophical aims of Liberty , Equality and Fraternity were beginning to be taken a little too far . 

By January 1946 de Gaulle was also disturbed by the growing influence of the main political parties , following the October elections of a Constituent Assembly , which was to devise a new constitution . 

Jehan doubted if Mei Ling would be disturbed by her son 's descent into the water , but he thought it well to have attempted to do something , however belated . 

John was surprised and disturbed by the effect of seeing her again . 

` I dare anything to help Berenice , " he said , not in the least disturbed by her rage . 

Sooner than he had expected , Harry found himself back in Swindon Central Library , this time perusing the national newspapers for 2 June 1987 in the hope of gleaning from them some clue as to what had eluded him on his visit to Tyler 's Hard . 

Warner Bros remained committed to social drama and their ideas boys eagerly perused the papers for potential stories . 

But also that any who might peruse this essay from a research perspective will feel that I have not been too cavalier in the implications that I draw from the results of their studies . 

If what you want is to peruse a publication like Big Women , you 'll find it in a discreet magazine rack in a corner of the Smoking Room . 

As soon as the man 's wallet was in his hand , the Doctor retreated hastily back to the car to peruse the contents . 

` Donald perused it , looked up at me , scratched his head , grinned , and said , ` Not bad . 

It is vital that these documents should be perused by any medical expert as well as you . 

All the entries can then be perused at leisure in a popular year-long exhibition in the foyer of the Ark Restaurant . 

Later documents will be perused rather than analysed thoroughly in the hope that any new information is revealed in the process . 

I perused the beast and proclaimed that it was indeed a woolly mammoth , of the genus Mammuthus primigenius . 

I decided to rest those particular enquiries until at least I had perused Bligh-Bond 's weighty tomes . 

Bear this in mind when you peruse the catalogues and the plants on offer in the nursery garden centre plunge beds . 

ULSTER 'S richest residents have wasted no time perusing the most expensive house ever to go on the market here . 

David Stevens peruses pergola designs in search of those ideal structures which , blending perfectly with house , garden and planting choices , charm the eye but never intrude 

My bookshelf is sagging under the weight of all my The Artist magazines , all in order of date and so often taken out to peruse back numbers . 

He peruses it and , as he and his wife will be starting their annual vacation the following Monday , Teignmouth is decided upon . 

He perused the long columns of journalistic licence which covered the Mercury 's front page . 

On perusing the pages of White 's 1856 directory it is noticeable how many of these small market towns had been rebuilt and improved during the first half of the nineteenth century . 

Punks with their dogs piss in the waiting-room and ask for money . 

` No dear boy , " the grand dame replies , ` I pissed in your taxi . " 

Pete pissed into the bucket , then began to scratch vigorously . 

He hated verbal theories , he did n't read much , he 'd never travelled outside the states , he punched people up , and when he was drunk at parties he pissed into the fireplace . 

I did n't need a pee because I 'd been pissing on the Poles during the day , infecting them with my scent and power . 

Someone else pissed over my shoes , and all my Dad thought about was me becoming a doctor . 

Sugar leaped forward to dominate the market and to transform life socially and racially first in Barbados and then in the other English West Indian islands .

He is transforming lives that are suffering from the corruption of the world , just like that widow and her sons .

In her terms , there was a plot by -- whatever one might wish to call them -- Marxists , Communists , Humanists , Libertarians , etc. to transform society .

The situation had been transformed radically since the mid eighteenth century when Nonconformist groups were relatively small and few in number .

Thirty-three people were drowned , and the main street was transformed overnight into a dramatically boulder-strewn river bed .

But London 's pattern of hospitals is such a historical muddle that no one can wave a wand and transform everything overnight .

The dangerous Communist agitator had been transformed overnight into the Governor 's principal councillor .

A patio can completely transform the way you used and enjoy your garden .

Through the figure of the drop of ink , at once miraculous and homely , the act of telling is transformed into a gesture of showing .

Women are transformed into a single constituency and denied their choice of allegiances .

The Guinness bid transformed the company into an international giant and Ward had played a vital role in bringing this about .

It is in this respect that the role of the railway station has been most dramatically transformed .

The media are thus also transformed into the site of such struggles .

Here , the planting is mixed -- perennials will transform the garden in summer but at this time of year they 're invisible , having been cut back and mulched during the autumn .

` One passage tries to transform multi-cultural education into a form of Orwellian thought control by telling teachers that children must be taught to acknowledge the positive aspects of homosexual and lesbian households , " she says .

The embryo has been transformed from a sphere into a torus ; from a bun into a doughnut .

The northern playground is in the process of being transformed into a communal garden as earth and foliage replace characterless tarmac .

Indian culture is still imagined as timeless , forever corresponding to a primitive stage of European history and art history ; but the Indian tradition was both amplified and transformed by contact with the pioneers .

A row of well-designed awnings can transform a building , especially if they incorporate the hotel 's or restaurant 's logo using the same colour schemes .

Newton transformed the game after Fleck limped off following a kick up the backside and he was given the lone striker 's role .

But the Royal Family transforms its young brides , and Diana Spencer , like the Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Gloucester before her , was happy to be transformed .

Tower Hamlets has transformed local Government by decentralising service delivery and accountability to seven Neighbourhoods .

I squinted and transformed the galaxy into the dust of my dead skin ; I always read ` YAW EVIG " from the glistening macadam and avoided giving way .

Collective production will remain but the relations of production will be transformed .

On the contrary , one of its chief characteristics is to sieve out the workers into grades according to the degree in which they possess the required kinds of ability and alertness . 

The latter is really reserved for those highly skilled golfers who possess the necessary shot-making ability . 

He possessed considerable abilities as a soldier , diplomat , and councillor . 

That all living creatures possess a capacity to learn is apparent from the way they find their way around an environment . 

Thus in He can sing the incidence of " sing " to " he " exists as a potential in the present : the person referred to possesses at the present moment the capacity of realizing this action . 

It was suggested in Chapter Four that people who possessed three specific characteristics would have been highly unlikely to remain at home for any length of time . 

The simplest creatures to possess these physical characteristics are the jellyfish and their relatives . 

Facts : convicted of robbery and possessing a firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence . 

Companies may have power in setting the terms of the employment relationship arising from a possible asymmetry in bargaining position , but they also possess power within the relationship . 

Individuals who possess certain skills may also find their power diminished if those skills are made redundant by developments in new technology . 

Once he had possessed the power to disturb her , but no longer . 

If you do not feel you are a thrusting , dynamic sort of person you may possess different but equally desirable qualities which employers will want . 

Aldfrith certainly possessed some of the qualities of a diplomat . 

They 'll possess particular skills in communications and be ambitious for a career in which commercial realities will be at least as important as scientific development . 

… He possesses a skill of dramatisation that fascinates and moves his audience . ” 

The people who possessed the skills to make metal might not need to work at producing their own food -- someone else could grow food for them . 

All countries possess an armoury of policy weapons that together add up to a policy regime . 

The Foreign Minister assured the UN that " Iraq does not possess any biological weapons or related items " . 

First , Franco still held out hope of a late Axis victory , believing -- astonishingly -- that Hitler possessed and would soon deploy secret weapons and " cosmic rays " . 

Hannah Hauxwell possesses an unusual sensitivity for one who was reared to the truly spartan life of an isolated dale in the thirties and forties when sheer hardship invariably deadened any aesthetic tendencies . 

The High Elves possess a great respect for their land and build their cities in harmony with nature as much as possible . 

Now the person possessing the goods after the time limit , even if he holds the goods in bad faith , may call himself the rightful owner , while the original owner promptly loses all rights . 

We now possess one over life-size kouros in bronze , found in Piraeus in a cache of statues of various dates and origin . 

Most trumpet players now possess a small trumpet in D which much facilitates the performance of baroque trumpet parts . 

Certainly no generalisation can be made except that the successful diffusion of the knowledge of soil conserving practices is often one essential change that is required -- even although the knowledge may be possessed by some cultivators already . 

One of the administrative advantages is that central government can ameliorate the monopoly of information which may be possessed by such agents . 

The Chief Political Directorate also possesses its own military academy ( the Lenin Military-Political Academy ) and journal ( Communist of the Armed Forces ) . 

Kubla Khan possesses a great deal of the confidence of Frost at Midnight , but lacks its tranquillity , not only are the creative forces violent : 

In Section A , we describe two couples with different lifestyles and in Section B , we describe six qualities possessed by Magnet and six by Neff . 

An alien woman does not , as formerly , assume British citizenship automatically on marriage to a British citizen .

She pulled herself back to the point , assuming once more an expression of sobriety .

Media in addition assume certain religious roles in the perception of viewers , listeners and readers .

This led to the development officer having to assume such a role herself , and occasionally this involved her in more work than she felt she could easily provide .

However , in order to do this , it follows that you must be versatile and able to assume many different roles .

Pouting seductively , she assumed a pose which presented her as a raving sexpot , as she alluringly slipped the flimsy straps of her silk and lace petticoat from her ivory shoulders .

We 'll be happy to survey your home to ensure that you can pick up the necessary signals … and that you really will be able to enjoy perfect Satellite Television reception . 

Geologists had been active in surveying the land to reveal new mineral deposits , but had occasionally warned that the supply was not infinite and would eventually become exhausted . 

In 1912-14 the statistician A. L. Bowley and his colleagues surveyed five representative English towns to establish whether Rowntree 's findings in York were more widely applicable . 

The blue eyes surveyed her face for a moment , their expression dark and oddly unreadable . 

Hatch straightened up from the plant box , and surveyed his handiwork for a second before looking at Cowley and saying , ` Maiden Lane or Memory Lane ? 

The satellite makes 14 orbits per day , and at present IRAS surveys the sky for nine orbits and uses DAX for five . 

Shaun Campbell surveys the back of the grid for grand prix racing 's biggest failures . 

What had happened to the icy indifference with which she had surveyed the world for the past few years ? 

Garland surveyed literature for the running speeds of 107 diverse mammal species and discovered that the maximal speed tends to increase gradually with increasing body mass . 

He surveyed the spots in silence , whilst the patient awaited the worst . 

The hooded eyes surveyed her with frank appreciation mingled with amusement . 

Tawno Smith surveyed the new decor with only a partial satisfaction . 

Unpleasant and smelly as the operation was , she felt a surge of exultation when she cut the thread of the last suture and surveyed her unconscious patient . 

Erm they 're obtained by looking at the results of the labour force survey which is a very small proportion of households surveyed each year . 

Berwickshire was surveyed by John Blackadder and Ainslie only engraved it in 1797 . 

The location is thoroughly surveyed by Marketing and Engineering staff . 

Head teachers and other teachers were surveyed and asked to describe their preparation for , execution of , and follow-up after topic work . 

Language teaching in 2000 schools was surveyed : there was widespread commitment to basic skills , and much emphasis on formal practice . 

We 've exhaustively surveyed Leeds time and again to find these erm so called brown field sites which our own residents suggest are there . 

President Bush visited Los Angeles on May 7-8 to survey the scene of the rioting and used the occasion to announce a $19,000,000 anti-drug and anti-gang programme for the worst-affected areas of the city . 

American research has been instructive and I survey this before moving to my own views . 

Eight in 10 women surveyed said that they would use ` natural " remedies and considered pharmacists as effective as doctors in treating minor ills . 

On the basis set out below , the Offer values Palatine at £54,150,000 , and each Palatine ordinary share at £3.00 .

This states that individuals will value currencies for the bundle of goods that can be purchased with them .

An estate agent has valued their home at seventy thousand pounds .

The investment property was valued at open market value during the year by the directors , resulting in a surplus of £4,000 which has been credited to the revaluation reserve .

The proposal was , however , rejected in favour of a management buyout which valued the company at £4 million in January 1987 .

An annuity yield is the implied yield on an annuity where the annuity is valued using spot yields .

Not for him the Baden-Powell approach of rubbing two Boy Scouts together ; he liberally douses the twigs with paraffin and throws in a match . 

They had doused a colleague 's trousers with paint thinners , a regular initiation ceremony in their Skelmersdale factory . 

The alchemist would burn incense and douse himself in specially prepared perfumes before carrying out his experiments . 

She doused the mop with the bubbling water and moved the heavy tendrils over the kitchen floor until the pale-green surface was moist and dirt-free . 

Part of the fun yesterday was when Lander doused the walking hero with a bucket of sea water . 

After the fire had died down the rock was doused with cold water . 

Fire investigators believe the living room was doused with petrol and set alight . 

As he left the pitch he blacked out and fell through a glass door , cutting his hand . 

Sitting on the ground was Terry Porter who 'd apparently fallen over and cut his knee quite badly . 

Johnny had been going too fast and had slipped , badly cutting his knee . 

Returning from a training exercise one night , Stirling tripped over the guy ropes of his tent and cut his eye quite badly , which entailed a return to hospital . 

Simon had put Ben onto his lead so that he did n't run back down to the beach and cut himself on the rusty barbed wire . 

Elisa ( enzyme-linked immuno selective assay ) and radioimmunoassay indicated that the blood was human -- perhaps the artisan cut himself while scraping wood ? 

He told Norwich Crown Court he became so de-pressed that he went to the girl 's Felixstowe home , cut himself with a knife and rubbed poison into the wound in a suicide bid . 

` The sharp blade gave me a close shave in one go , but I also cut myself twice . 

I 'm just lucky really that I never cut myself to any extent , because if I had tried to ring my bell , they would have said , ` Tough , wait until the morning . " 

Only a prisoner and the nurse had spoken to me the night before I cut myself . 

Most cutters engage in the behaviour on several occasions , some cutting themselves hundreds of times altogether ( Rosenthal et al. 1972 ) . 

There is hardly any information available concerning the long-term outcome of patients who cut themselves . 

If anyone cut themselves , he could smell the scent of blood and would scamper towards it . 

For the opening night in Baltimore , the prop man had oversharpened the knife so that Dustin cut his right index finger rather severely during the performance . 

But our King 's grandfather once cut a finger while breaking his egg this way , and so his father the King ordered all Lilliputians , from then on , to break the smaller end of their eggs . 

There is little point in having a first aid kit on the ground floor if you cut your foot badly upstairs . 

Her screams were not heard and in a struggle she cut her hand on the knife . 

“ He was carving part of a cabinet by hand … and he cut his leg open with the knife . 

I did it so vigorously , however , that I slightly cut my lower lip on the edge of the hard black instrument . 

He cut his right thumb , had five stitches put in a nasty gash beneath his right knee and badly bruised his right ankle . 

It 's alleged he cut his thumb on the broken glass and that Paterson helped him get rid of the bloodstained clothing . 

Anderson , often eager to jump around and burn off some frustration , cut the little bald patch on the top of his head , and cursed himself . 

I was booing and hissing the bad guys with the best of them , and I usually hate audience participation . 

Remarkably , even after he became captain of the Test team , he was booed when he went out to bat at Bridgetown . 

He was loudly booed by the 10,000 crowd as he walked in to bat and prepared to face his first ball , Jamaicans being of the opinion that he shares the blame for some poor World Cup selections . 

Whatever the reasons , he was constantly booed and heckled throughout his struggling , hour-long innings and , later , in the field . 

Halle was booed constantly by the QPR fans after a first-half tackle on Andy Sinton which saw the England winger carried off . 

ILL-MANNERED Tories booed , hissed and slow-handclapped Brighton 's Labour mayor as she told them the hard facts of life in Major 's Britain . 

The 28-year-old champion was booed after taking a points decision over Hitchin 's Danny Porter at the Scottish Exhibition Centre but he said : ` They are the mugs , not me . " 

Thousands of soviet radicals have jeered and booed President Gorbachev in Red Square during the first non-communist MayDay celebrations . 

No doubt both men , as supporters of the Gothic Revival , expected Scott to adhere to his stated principles . 

Yet can not the elder referred to in the example be said to have acted morally even though he did not adhere to the sect 's fundamental principle of non-violence ? 

In addition , the community health movement adheres to the principles of community development , especially in its emphasis on people 's rights and the need for people to assume control over their own lives . 

Note that by adhering to the subject-before-predicate principle , the translator of the above extract has had to ignore the principle of end-weight . 

Whether in a large institution , a small restaurant , a bakery , a take-away food shop or the kitchen at home , those who handle and cook food must adhere strictly to the rules of food hygiene . 

Women take more time , talk easily and still adhere to the strict rules of manners . 

I have adhered strictly to the rules and conventions relating to the conduct of the Prime Minister . 

Bradley measures himself by ( HAS Feb 19 ) when suggesting members of churches no longer adhere to strict rules . 

After a meeting with umpires Steve Randell and Terry Prue , Subba Row said in a statement that he expected all players to adhere to proper standards of behaviour . 

Most vendors adhere to parts of the ANSI standard but their implementations are n't identical . 

When we adhered to the gold standard , the House had no say in monetary policy because the money supply was dictated arbitrarily and objectively by the volume of gold discovered in the world . 

A strict timetable was to be adhered to whereby reorganization was to be completed by the end of 1974 . 

It appeared that Riverside would be £3.1 million overspent on mental health services if the formula were to be rigorously adhered to . 

THE HEALTH of workers in some of the new biotechnology factories could be at risk if companies do not adhere strictly to safety guidelines to contain their creations . 

The biopsies studied in this group showed no histological improvement despite the patients claiming to adhere strictly to the gluten free diet ( eight ) . 

I warned him that unless he adhered strictly to the regimen I prescribed he would be at considerable risk . " 

To keep our analysis fairly simple in this chapter , we adhere to the definitions given above and ignore the complications created by durable consumer goods . 

Pyramid Technology Corp will adhere by next month , Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG by mid year and Concurrent Computer Corp by early 1994 . 

Within the constraints of these traditional preoccupations the majority of the population adheres happily , or unhappily , to the roles which society expects of them , even though there is no legal compulsion to do so . 

His interruptions therefore coincide with his rejection of the principles of politeness to which he has hitherto adhered quite consistently . 

While I sulked in the tent , nursing my wounds and recovering from the thorough sandbagging , Mick was hatching a plan . 

The court heard that a desperate financial crisis and debts of more than £40,000 drove Shooter to hatch his unsuccessful plot . 

Can you really imagine anyone hatching a devious plot to take over the school at his age ? " 

In desperation , Forman had hatched the scheme to rob the bank . 

Meanwhile Mrs hatched her plans , abetted by the man of the world . 

Evil things crawled out of basements , and plots were hatched there by the half-crazed . 

In November 1717 Byng and his ships returned home , to counter another , far more threatening , invasion plot now being hatched by a far older enemy of England , Spain . 

In the following year , however , a plot was hatched by the English and their supporters , which regained for them control of the city . 

Meanwhile , a serious conspiracy against the Republic was being hatched . 

And , behind the scenes in some superstores , plans are being hatched to ban battery eggs . 

Plans for the first of the Italian journeys had been hatched in Vienna , and Leopold had obtained letters of recommendation from the Emperor , among others . 

At the same time he and some of the Shahs entourage , including Colonel Jahanbini , hatched a simple and dramatic plot . 

Now , through their domination of the London Labour Party , they were running it , and they started putting into practice schemes hatched during their long hours in drab municipal offices . 

Two days dead , the body was beginning to putrefy and the stench made both Benjamin and myself gag . 

She voided the lavatory , and ran cold water in the basin , laving her face , hands , wrists . 

` What are you doing ? " he asked conversationally , divesting himself of his jacket and slinging it over the sofa . 

Laura wondered in a daze as he swiftly divested himself of his own clothing , and then , in the grip of a feverish , shuddering excitement , she responded as his lovemaking became more pressing and urgent . 

` Laura ! " he groaned , tossing aside his shirt and swiftly divesting himself of his clothes before lying down on the bed beside her . 

Claudia lifted her arms , putting them round his broad shoulders , hardly conscious that he was divesting her of her jacket and blouse . 

Then he divested her of her stockings , tossing them into a shimmering heap on the floor . 

Finding a faint pulse , she divested him of his white coat , and tied him up with a length of cable . 

The caecum and colon were then carefully dissected and divested of fat , rinsed in isotonic saline , blotted , and weighed . 

Similarly , sugar , as we use it , is sugar cane or beet totally divested of all its dietary fibre . 

Stephanie was fetched away , divested of her gown , arranged on a hard high couch under a cellular blanket . 

Father Devlin , divested of his overcoat , seated his bulk on the chair facing the fire . 

The tow rope sprang taut , plucking the dinghy clear as the swell broke , thundering forward on to the waiting coral . 

He kicked the grey into a gallop , and it thundered across the grass , throwing up torn lichen and humus . 

Great herds of horses thunder across the sweeping plains of Ellyrion . 

When the beachmaster is angered by a serious challenge , he thunders across the sand , humping and heaving his huge body with surprising speed and taking no notice whatever of what lies in his way . 

` Not so fast , " she cried as they thundered along Rodney Street . 

As the coach thundered into Glasgow , the post-horn would be sounded and a blunderbuss fired into the air . 

The latest crop of large men with large guns thundered into the studio and formed themselves into a chaotic firing squad . 

They thunder into the wasteground opposite , then stop and wait , itching for a fight with their pursuers . 

Barney , who had been deep in thought , spoke as the car thundered past the Berkeley Hunt kennels . 

You could feel the dismay amongst the Leeds players and their fans as it thundered past John Lukic and into the back of the net , leaving them searching for three goals to progress in the competition . 

Two fingers I had waved at that driver as he thundered past me , cursing me through the open cab window and fighting the wheel , and those two fingers I now regretted having on my hand . 

Train spotting had hardly become an attraction for the boys of the day when the first Easter excursion thundered through Balcombe Tunnel en route to Brighton . 

I laughed and set spurs to my horse and thundered through the convent gates as fast as a deer . 

The juggernaut thundered through the countryside , returning to Salisbury Plain . 

Two hefty figures in combat suits thundered through the doors , spraying the saloon with fire . 

More adrenalin poured into her system , raising her pulse , sending the blood thundering through her veins as her face paled . 

His description of how he watched helplessly as one of the deadly missiles thundered towards him makes chilling reading . 

As they disappeared towards the lift a stampede of policemen emerged from the library and thundered towards the stairs . 

We camped about five kilometres north of Låddejåkkåstugan on the open moors by a stream that thundered towards the distant watershed from Virihaure . 

He was still in the middle of the road when the horses thundered up to the inn . 

As the pursuit thundered past , Ramsay saw , under the great royal standard , a richly armoured knight who wore a golden circlet round his helmet -- Balliol himself . 

As the mail train thundered past and disappeared into the distance he heard the familiar sound of footsteps . 

Eve , picking up on some of Ari 's melancholy without understanding the cause , hugged her as they thundered along the straight , smooth road that led to the city . 

To his left , increasingly distant , the lorries thundered on towards Rio . 

The jeep left the road and was fishtailing violently through a stretch of gravel as the fire truck thundered by . 

He stayed there , retching , leaning to his side on one arm , for several minutes . 

Retching and weeping , Hyacinth subsided on the mattress and the bitter herbal odour of the brew filled the stifling interior of the hut . 

When they finally prised the boy 's boots off , the smell that came into the ward made the nurse retch into the stone sink beside them . 

“ Brother … ” he said , and then the dust caught in his throat and he retched . 

At last I stopped retching and washed my hands and face with a cloth . 

He retched , and bile from his stomach poured from his open mouth . 

We are two people chasing the same world title and here we are watching fish together . 

We watched for signs of bird activity , because terns and shearwaters congregate whenever small fish shoal near the surface of the sea , and the shoaling is often caused by predatory fish chasing the smaller fish upwards . 

His dog scoured ahead , sniffing at crumbling turds and chasing its own mangy shadow . 

Then it abruptly disappeared , and all he could see were entrancing coloured patterns chasing each other about the glowing darkness like tropical fish . 

Another time , Alan Slab , who later served a life sentence for murder , chased me across the common in the dark for being cheeky . 

He was running , just as children of that age do , almost as if he was chasing the shadows across the moor . 

And the police chased the gang along the M4 , at speeds of up to a hundred and thirty miles an hour . 

He chased the thief along the street in Reggio Emilia , Italy , tripped him up and grabbed it back . 

During spawning the male fish chases the female around the pool and amongst the submerged plants , brushing and pushing furiously against her flanks . 

The male then chased the female from the nest , and stood guard . 

Her husband chased us in a jeep , and the oscillations of the basket told him what I was doing to his wife , and the poor man was jealous . " 

Having crossed the enemy 's lines , he proceeded to chase two Germans into a nearby forest . 

Police intercepted the Peugeot and chased it into the lower Shankill , where the gunmen jumped out . 

They chase individual rabbits into the net , then return to the feeding ground and continue as before , until they have chased all the rabbits off . 

Goats will even toss their horns at the shadow of an eagle flying overhead , and will chase eagles off ledges . 

After the lunchtime bank robbery , in nearby Highgate , the man had run off initially firing at police officers chasing him on foot . 

He had chased the fish excitedly round the tank until it was traumatised , before I managed to prise the nets off him . 

But then right-wing , upper-class fictional characters would have fun even if tentacled Martians were chasing them through sewage . 

He remembered how Bigwig had chased Hawkbit through the long grass , forgetting the quarrel of the previous night in the joy of their arrival . 

Afterwards he chased her back to the house , her screams of delighted laughter filling his ears . 

Police cars chased two men after a raid at a chemist shop in Tarporley on Saturday . 

The young , untrained dog must have chased them up to the edge of the pit , where they fell to their death . 

If help is nowhere to be found , and you ca n't outrun whoever is chasing you , then substitute cunning for speed . 

Some claim that the sand-eels were being chased upwards by predators such as bigger fish , and that they no longer come to the surface because there are n't any big fish left to chase them . 

( At this stage of the game , Creed honestly believed he 'd been chased by a vampire . ) 

A stolen car being chased by the police at speeds of up to ninety miles an hour . 

During the construction of the nest , the male is intolerant of his mate and she will be chased away and butted if she becomes too inquisitive . 

Eight months later , Mr Honecker was chased from office and in disgrace . 

The television showed two children chasing each other round a car , shrieking . 

If another pair arrives while his mate is with their young , he chases them away , charging at them with his neck outstretched . 

He drinks and gambles and chases women and comes back to me for his dinner . " 

` It must be really tough being chased by hordes of gorgeous women . " 

The animals , shown on the hunt-cups , are hares and deer chased by hunting dogs . 

Then , by a very unlucky chance , we were seen and chased by two pirate ships . 

The kidnapper , chased by the shop manager , fled and escaped in the car . 

Such reform would have to be approved by the Djiboutian people in a referendum to be held once the " armed bands operating in the north " had been " chased off national territory " . 

After he had hit , Silva chased up the hill to establish that his ball had stuck fast to the putting surface . 

In sudden determination to have the last word , she chased after him . 

The headlights went off , doors slammed , and the driver chased after the others , who were almost at our tents . 

The one thing never to do if your dog starts to stray from you is to chase off after it . 

The male parent , having chased away the female , spent most of his time in the nest , swishing about to ensure a constant flow of oxygenated water over the eggs . 

No-one was hurt inside , and French troops guarding the embassy chased away the attackers by firing shots in the air . 

But the plains , savannahs , rivers and hills , all the way from Samburu down to the Masai Steppe , proved fruitful and the Masai built up their strength through the acquisition of women and cattle so successfully that they chased out the other tribes who were obliged to cling to the mountains or secrete themselves in the forests , land useless for cattle . 

What had she been doing the night Alan had chased her along the beach ? 

When he was a young fighter , a doctor had to chase him around a desk to give him a shot , and chaotic mobility to him is at least as important as breathing . 

Two youths chased each other around a pile of rucksacks and their girls were shrill in encouragement . 

Freddy Krueger is chasing you down an alley , his knives raised menacingly . 

The mad boy screams as he chases the male nurses down the damp corridors . 

The butcher chases them off the rock with kicks and abusive shouts , as though punishing them for bad behaviour . 

You 're supposed to be working on a book , not chasing around after a murderer who probably does n't even exist . 

` All the other boys are the ` hounds " and they have to chase after him . " 

He wiped the scattered crumbs on his tray to a neat heap and then pinched them between his fingers and gobbled them . 

He was pinching her arm in his excitement , turning for a moment when she complained . 

` I 'm pinching the underpinning skin in the fingers of my right hand , and I 'm jostling my balls nervously with my left hand . " 

She pinched bruises on her daughter 's inner arm , and had poured hot tea on both daughters . 

` If someone came and pinched my bum on the escalator I 'd k-i-c-k him as far as I could down the escalator , " Topaz responded with gusto . 

She gently covered it with her own , and deliberately pinched the flesh with her long fingernails . 

I held out a hand , and she pinched it with tiny , black-gloved fingers . 

Jean pinched the muscle just below the shoulder and stuck the needle in . 

The elderly lady looked up through her miasma of smoke and pinched her face into a tight little smile . 

Apgood pinched his nose like an airline passenger trying to clear his eardrums , and looked Maxim over carefully . 

` You could reach out , " Giovanni said , ` and pinch the second flautist . " 

He had stood in front of it and pinched himself , observing the intricacy of the ironwork with the wonder of a child . 

They pinched the backside of the indie monster when sexy flirtations were as fashionable as tank-tops . 

She pinched her cheeks quickly to add a little colour , and straightened the skirt of her plum-coloured sweater-dress before squaring her slim shoulders and resuming her descent . 

Lili brushed my hair with a brush wrapped in a silk scarf and pinched my upper lip to refine the line of lipstick . 

You sometimes have to pinch yourself in order to remember the fact , but accidents even happened before there were aeroplanes . 

A moment later she felt his finger and thumb at either side of her elbow pinching like a vice as if he needed to punish her physically . 

When Mary saw the bicycle , her face pinched like an old woman 's . 

Finally the clock struck three , then four , finally Francis and Jamie lurched down the stairs arguing about how late the late night bars stayed open or had they got the energy to visit the Heath . 

They argued angrily over who was the real ` Prince of Sleaze " for running commercials attacking the other 's honesty . 

Three generations have passed through this room , slept here , argued here , made love here , even died here . 

One can argue whether or not one-party patronage , as in Britain , is even worse . 

On and on the battle had raged ; on and on they 'd argued , neither giving an inch . 

` We tried to encourage the people to work with each other , and talk to politicians , because they argued a lot about what they were going to do all the time , " he said . 

` You ca n't argue politics with foreigners , " sighed the policeman . 

Legend has it that on the orders of Emperor Maxentius , fifty philosophers attempted to argue the religious facts with her . 

I argued this point with him , but he was obdurate in the matter . 

He was going to take any opportunity he could to get her off his team , so there was little point in her trying to argue her case with him . 

Whenever I have argued this point with other anglers they inevitably say that all you need to do is use a long link and a short hook-length when link-legering to obtain the same effect . 

Wallaby skipper Nick Farr-Jones argues the toss with Scottish referee Ken McCartney -- but will his competitive instincts see him through a gruelling campaign as the World Champions take on South Africa this summer ? 

He translated for us and it was only after he had argued our case with the Head of Austrian Customs that we started to get somewhere . 

We have been arguing the point with the inspector at claims branch for many many months and we just seem to go round in circles . 

` The reason a lot of women and men argue without hearing each other is that many women lack the bottom harmonics in their voices , while men do n't allow themselves the upper harmonics . 

It 's not the time to argue about the small print of your contract . 

Behind him on the back seats of the bus four teenagers argued loudly over the cost of the litre of cider and half bottle of vodka they passed between them . 

Whereas they eventually came to some agreement over the various ` courses " , they argued vehemently over Elisabeth 's insistence that the recital should both begin and close with Strauss 's Morgen . 

Once or twice , Ken argued with him and said : ` There was a pause there . 

And Jessamy knew better than to argue with him when he used that particular tone of voice . 

Nevertheless , there are always some cowboys who like to argue with all and sundry , including their horse . 

Ellen was still arguing with me as Thessy and I climbed in and backfired away , but I was no longer listening . 

You did n't argue with White Feet or Red Cloud because he knew best . 

During those first few weeks Richard and Hudson were inseparable , racing with each other to get to the office in the mornings , arguing about who would lock the door at night . 

They were arguing about who had the softest fabric and I was called in as arbitrator . 

The SPM had amalgamated with other groups of the Darod clan under the umbrella title of the Somali National Front ( SNF ) . 

Under government plans for a new Environment Agency , the Inspectorate is expected to amalgamate with sections of the National Rivers Authority . 

In the next recipe , the fool has amalgamated with the syllabub and the trifle , the gooseberry fool taking the place of the cake at the bottom of the dish . 

Enterprise zones originated in a number of ideas that began to amalgamate towards the end of the 1970s . 

He was a proprietor of the Liverpool Daily and Weekly Post and Echo and became chairman when the Daily Post and Liverpool Mercury amalgamated in 1904 . 

In the nineteenth century the various companies amalgamated and gradually merged their quarries into this one colossal pit , which has a circumference of about a mile and a depth of four hundred feet . 

Country parishes amalgamate and the vicar is seen on Sunday ln three : the village shop is nobbled by the supermarket ; the bus service -- rationalised and subsidised -- becomes more infrequent . 

Seal the bag with a wire ` twistit " to protect the female stigma which , in a day or two , will become sticky and thus ready to hold any pollen that touches . 

Stephen choked when he read the letter and sealed the envelope . 

When she had sealed the envelope , Bathsheba looked closely at the words left by the seal : 

Seal the jar and leave to steep in a warm place for 2-3 weeks , shaking the jar regularly . 

` Two days , " sighed Isabel , sealing a small jar of dried herbs and laying it aside . 

Put an old cushion inside a strong plastic bag , sealing it tightly with sticky tape . 

Seal the box with tape , then pad and cover it , attaching a handle across the top . 

You may fill and seal this capsule , and we will bury it deep within the bridge structure . 

Solveig Shjelstad remembers clearly how because he was so badly disfigured , her mother had sent her to collect small branches to lay over his body before the coffin was sealed . 

In the few cases just seen where the to infinitive denotes an action , it also brings in the nuance of subsequence , of sudden movement from one instant to the next .

Of the other verbs denoting causality , get and occasion resemble cause more than force and oblige do in that they evoke causality without the idea of coercion .

The obvious question is : If both verbs denote causation , why are they not followed by the same version of the infinitive ?

The adjective beautiful , for example , denotes a quality which can be found in many different objects and therefore does not by itself indicate the nature of that about which it is said .

Since the household was peripatetic , none of these words denotes a room or a building .

The implication of this passage is that the words ` sensation of white " denote the sensation , but connote its resemblance to other sensations called by the same name .

In medieval times the word ` road " denoted something rather different to the meaning we give it today .

Traditional terms denoting job status , such as ` labourer " , ` apprentice " , ` tradesman " , and ` mate " , were no longer amenable to straightforward definitions .

There are numerous words for the hunting activity , mainly dependent upon the object of the hunt or the tools employed , but none corresponds to words denoting violent acts .

An opportunity soon arose to broach the question of Herr Beethoven 's new opera . 

Mickie then and there decided that if the opportunity arose he would team up with Raoul on future helicopter design . 

Charles decided he must talk to her when the opportunity arose . 

The reason is of course that that is where the opportunities have arisen through the planning process . 

Sir John told Mrs Kennedy he could not give precise figures of what job opportunities would arise from the transfer . 

Several major problems have arisen in recent weeks but most have been overcome . 

Indeed , the problems have in part arisen because of that unrealistic expectation . 

Shortly after I arrived , there arose a new topic for conversation . 

Out of the contrast between author and subject there arises a fine tension . 

Gradually there arose the belief that speech is always represented in the hemisphere opposite the preferred hand . 

As the memorandum was written , serious concerns arose about whether the child 's interests would paramount . 

Although the case did not succeed , it illustrates how American lawyers will contrive to have civil cases arising from aircraft accidents anywhere in the world heard in a US court . 

A question which arises from this analysis is whether competition for labour or for markets was the more fundamental in pulling up wages . 

Does he further accept that this arises from the Government 's refusal to accept European Community rules on additionality ? 

Social groups , or cliques , may act collectively for or against the interests of their company ; the like-mindedness which arises in all members of the group strengthens their collective attitudes or actions . 

The current research looks at more detailed issues arising in the selection of samples for telephone surveys . 

The DSS has a statutory duty to pay benefits of a given level approved by Parliament regardless of the level of sickness or unemployment that may arise in any one year . 

The charges arise out of incidents in the town on Thursday when the bodies of two women , one in her fifties and one in her thirties were found in a house . 

This need arose either through specific statutory requirements or alternatively through management 's growing need for up-to-date , accurate information about company manpower . 

Should a dispute arise between the seller and the buyer , the matter should be referred to a mutually agreed Queen 's Counsel [ a senior lawyer ] whose decision would be binding . 

The question could be thought to arise of whether they are seeking revenge . 

Scientific fears are based mainly on suggested risks which might arise from releasing new organisms into the environment , whether they are plants , animals , bacteria or viruses . 

The appellant had not been required to surrender to the Central Criminal Court and the question of granting bail did not arise . 

In each case a number of issues arose , some of which were resolved , as they attempted to modify their classroom practice . 

We know that life has arisen here , so it ca n't be all that improbable . 

Will the Secretary of State explain to the House the confusion that arose yesterday following the Prime Minister 's statement on the United Nations meeting ? 

For those preoccupied with culture , the defence of a brand new African culture arose because the British denied the validity of all except British culture . 

What if a mutant gene arose that just happened to have an effect , not upon something obvious like eye colour or curliness of hair , but upon meiosis itself ? 

The question arises whether it is really necessary to attach AIB to any particular government department . 

After the first turn it 's down to luck , the Fanatic could go anywhere , but the chances are you 'll either block the enemy or hit him hard for at least one more turn . 

Hopefully the initial push towards the enemy will ensure that the Fanatic hits the enemy more often than he hits his mates … but you can never be sure . 

Clive 's fist hit the side of his head before he could blink , and in an instant he was crushed under all four boys and someone rammed the soap into his mouth . 

Hector struck out , and his blind fist hit his grandfather 's throat . 

` My father ruled us with an iron fist and he hit us with an iron fist too , " Joe recalls . 

The next moment I was on the floor and one was kicking me and the other was hitting me in the face . 

Heathcliff jumped into the kitchen through the window , and started kicking and hitting Hindley , who was lying unconscious on the kitchen floor . 

You could kick him and hurt him , you could hit him on the face and on the eyes so that he could n't see , but he 'd still manage to torment you . 

Walking home from his job one payday , he was set upon by two young men who hit him with a stick , pushed him to the ground and seized his meagre wages . 

The man hit him , left hand , backhanded ; he was wearing a weighted glove . 

John punched Bill unilaterally entails John hit Bill She wore scarlet shoes unilaterally entails She wore red shoes 

The girl takes a punch as well , and I hit some bastard with a chair . 

Francois Roland , 71 , was in hospital last night after being hit in the arm . 

But when you do , you 'd better be prepared for him to come back and hit you on your arms , your chest , that big belly of yours and finally the chin . 

The master hit him with the serving spoon , then seized Oliver 's arms and shouted for the beadle . 

She rushed at Fagin and would have hit him if Sikes had not held her arms so tightly that she could n't move . 

I looked around and I hit her such a bloody fourpenny one that I knocked her flying . 

He hit him with his clenched fist with every bit of strength in him . 

It was as if he had turned and hit me with his fist , I could n't hide it . 

The door was wrenched open , the messenger hit on the head with a cosh , and the money taken . " 

On top of that , the day the plaster was removed , Mrs Maggs reminded him about his accosting ways by hitting him over the head with an egg saucepan . 

He hit her violently several times , on both sides of the head , and she fell into a chair , trembling . 

The assistant was hit on the head with the shotgun so hard , that part of the stock broke off . 

I was hitting them on the head and they were all falling on the floor . 

A young baby who is hit on the head deliberately may sustain no serious injury . 

Graham Levy broke a chair on his wife 's back , hit her with a table leg and struck the boy as he tried to stop the attack . 

He was hit in the leg and was last night said to be in a serious condition . 

Wharton sometimes gave the impression he had hit the challenger with every punch in the book , and was losing interest . 

He had never been able to hit the animal but he knew how to throw a punch , and the Punk was n't such a good mover as Cobber . 

She heard Mrs Fribbens cry out , Do n't hit me , and then a noise which sounded like a punch . 

If he had added the name of Viola Angotti to the list of those who had hit him in the stomach Ezzie 's face would have screwed up with laughter . 

And Mouse would have had to keep sitting there saying over and over , ` Yes , Viola Angotti hit me in the stomach . 

Mr Ali , 25 , was hit in the stomach and had to have his gall bladder removed . 

Some of the others protested at being separated from their belongings , but a Brazilian Corporal in the corner hit two people in the stomach and things moved fast after that . 

Last night at our gig in Cardiff there was a bouncer at the front and he caught a youngster and he hit him in the throat , and he could have killed him . 

But I accidentally hit Jason full on the jaw so hard that I knocked him over . 

And had he not been perfectly willing , of course , to hit a woman every bit as hard as he would have struck a man . 

Bob Willis 's Test career came to a sad end at Headingley in 1984 , as Michael Holding hit him for five sixes . 

He 'd just hit me for two huge sixes , then slapped me savagely through the covers . 

Before Mary could move , he pulled the book out of her hands and hit her across the forehead with it . 

In the light heavyweight semi-final Holyfield hit his opponent after the command ` break " . 

When one of the police asked him to quieten the party down a bit , Willis hit him in the mouth and screamed , ` Get the fuck off my property ! " 

Have you heard about the Tory moderate who hit the cheerful-looking palmist on the nose ? 

Nutmeg hit Scruffy with his paw + soon the two were fighting hard . 

If he just suddenly hits me without warning , thought Bob , I shall almost certainly go straight over backwards with my feet still caught up in the bar-stool , and split my skull open on the floor . 

Lewis certainly is not short of confidence and after the fight he said : ` I know Razor was feeling those right hands I was hitting Dixon with . " 

So I 'd much rather seem a bit weak with Mrs Joe than shout at her , or hurt her , or hit her . 

It was terrible , I just sat in the house all day and when my husband was n't working he 'd just scream at me and the kids would be screaming and he 'd be hitting them . " 

The first set went to Taylor … she was hitting harder and was much quicker . 

England would have had six existing internationals in the team but Kevin Stamp was accidently hit in the mouth by a stick at the training weekend and has withdrawn . 

Greenidge , hit on the knee , began to limp , so making a century inevitable -- and passing 6,000 Test runs in the process -- while Richards hammered 72 from eighty balls . 

The charges arise from an incident last January during which an off duty police officer was allegedly hit with a hammer while he waited for a taxi in Cheltenham . 

Mr Weston was kicked , punched and hit with an umbrella before his poster -- ` Rich Tories are the real poll tax parasites " -- was stamped on and ripped up . 

There can be no alternative now but to press for guaranteed and unrestricted verifications , backed up by tougher international penalties against violators and greater pressure on all nations to accede to the treaty .

A third party has no right to accede ; the treaty must provide for accession , or the parties must have subsequently agreed to it .

The bill , after being passed by the Lords , receives the royal assent , a mere formality , whereby the monarch accedes to the bill .

A united Germany acceded on Oct. 3 , reducing the membership again to 159 countries .

Poland , Hungary and Czechoslovakia ( or the Czech and Slovak republics ) might then accede in 2000 or soon thereafter .

Japan was awarded former German interests in China , although China refused to accede to these concessions .

In the event , the United Kingdom never acceded to the Convention .

In Burden v. Rigler justices acceded to a submission that a meeting on the highway was ipso facto unlawful , and dismissed the proceedings .

Physical attacks on leading government figures might at least disorganize the regime enough to force it to accede to the appeals for political reform which were once again coming from more moderate sections of public opinion .

It is also unclear whether the EC will be permitted to join the IWC , since the organization 's 1946 founding charter stipulates that only governments can accede .

Officially , Italian sources said their government was prepared to accede to whatever measures were agreed by the UN in New York .

Mozambique and Namibia acceded as the 104th and 105th contracting parties of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ( GATT ) on July 27 and Sept. 15 respectively .

After hearing argument the trial judge acceded to those submissions and ordered a stay of proceedings .

The Jewish High Priest of the time acceded to this and urged compliance from the populace .

Yet rebel Serb leaders refused to accede to the Western alliance 's main demand : the withdrawal of the heavy guns that have terrorized Sarajevo for more than three years .

When Burma signs the treaty , all 10 nations in the region will have acceded to the treaty .

In Brunei , years ahead of schedule , ASEAN accepted Vietnam as its seventh --- and first Communist --- member , and Burma acceded to a peace treaty leading to membership .

The entry into force of START I is a major landmark in the process of nuclear arms control , which was greatly helped by the decision of Ukraine to accede to the NPT .

Faced with dwindling fuel reserves , U.N. officials have indicated they are prepared to accede to Serb demands that no civilians use U.N. flights , in order to restore regular fuel deliveries .

And I think that the moment you accede to their demands , you 've redefined the role of the newspaper and redefined what is a reasonable expectation of a terrorist . ''

The newspapers were acceding to a request from the U.S. government .

`` After we had acceded to their requests , it is very unfair and unbecoming of them not to fulfil the conditions to insure their workers , ''

Gutenberg tried to mimic the gothic calligraphy of his own time when he invented modern printing , because anything else would have been hard to read .

It is little wonder that the private sector mimics the Government in its disrespect for pensions .

Young waxbills have complex gape and mouth markings which are mimicked exactly by the brood parasite concerned .

It aims to mimic the brain 's ability to access information quickly and intuitively by forming associative links between subjects .

In your language learning always pay attention to the rhythm and try to mimic the language helper as accurately as you can .

Small eggs also mimic those of the host species much more closely .

Android animals which exactly mimic the real thing are produced to fill the gap , but their owners hide their mechanical origin from outsiders . )

Corbett rode quietly between them , keeping a wary eye on Ranulf who , after staring round-eyed at everything , began to mimic the strange accents , and drew dark looks from a number of passers-by .

The failure of ants to come to the rescue of an infested colleague may be the result of the mite successfully mimicking the smell of an ant larva .

But they can not mimic the complex metabolism of a living mammal .

I mimicked his slow accent , and the mimicry made him turn and stare at me , and the look on his face instantly made me regret my mimicry .

He took it out hastily , lest Lord Boddy notice it and jump to the conclusion that Dyson was mimicking him , and transferred it to his jacket pocket .

The Miller letter shows that , at present , there is little chance of a resolution being put to Congress that simply mimics the language of the UN Security Council resolution of November 29th .

The power of a shaman comes from the the raw Waaagh energy radiated by all the Orcs and Goblins near him . 

Now since the number of waves a second is unlimited , this would mean that the total energy radiated would be infinite . 

The cloud 's rising internal heat can no longer be radiated away into space , and the dust cloud -- originally resembling a giant gaseous ball like Jupiter -- becomes a warm gassy protostar . 

They normally feature a convector heat exchanger rather than relying on heat simply to be radiated from glowing ceramic coals/logs . 

Darker surfaces absorb heat , which is then radiated as the temperature falls towards the end of the day . 

With his burly , four-square stance , his ruddy colouring , his handsome strong-featured face , he radiated energy , warmth and good nature . 

The hot stars radiate energy as this hydrogen is converted to helium in their nuclear furnaces . 

When nicely balanced , these forces permit the star a lifecycle as it radiates energy to finish as a lump of heavy elements . 

The latest Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society resolves a question that came to light in the days of Lord Rayleigh , who showed how an idealised object called a black body radiates heat and light energy . 

The Sun radiates energy over the whole electromagnetic spectrum , but the Earth 's atmosphere is transparent only to infra-red , visible , and some ultraviolet light . 

In this state the electron could not radiate energy in the form of electromagnetic waves because there would be no lower energy state for it to go to . 

Herbert 's piece radiates confidence in its control of language and its message . 

Not surprisingly , it radiates magic to a character with Magic Sense skill . 

Aglow , the intruder radiated his own natural wavelengths luminously like some alien Eldar attired in a holo-suit . 

The third jet is evidently created when either the quark or the antiquark radiates a gluon , which in its turn creates another shower of particles . 

As is usual with electrostatic headphones , the design is openbacked which means that both sides of the diaphragm are free to radiate sound waves . 

But the classical theory predicted that the electrons would radiate electromagnetic waves . 

The output of this bellows-like set-up is radiated into the room via a smoothly contoured port situated on the fascia below the coincident driver . 

She radiated warmth and we chatted easily on the ride back to the flat , then sat shoeless on the floor in front of the gas-fire , swapping husband humour and sipping coffee . 

A paradoxical property of black holes is that they can radiate through a quantum field effect discovered by Hawking ( 1974 ) . 

However , in the end most people , including John Taylor , have come to the conclusion that black holes must radiate like hot bodies if our other ideas about general relativity and quantum mechanics are correct . 

Now , the apparent brightness of a star depends on two factors : how much light it radiates ( its luminosity ) , and how far it is from us . 

In all cases the ` boys " were given more freedom to explore whilst the ` girls " were kept close and scolded for being noisy and for ` tomboyish " behaviour ! 

The White House scolds Congress for being dilatory in finding cash for Panama and Nicaragua . 

Scolding a child for being ` a bad boy " or ` a dirty girl " is not educative ; telling a child to do something ` because I say so " teaches her nothing useful . 

Then she scolded herself for getting carried away , when she should be preparing how best to approach her mother over the subject of Elaine . 

Congress scolds the administration for not being forthcoming enough in its proposals for aid to Eastern Europe . 

` You sound just like my old nurse , scolding me for not playing with my cousin whenever she stayed with us . " 

Antoinette was being a pest , as usual , and Tante Héloise was scolding me for not wanting to play with her . ’ 

Renata Adler sat down at her typewriter at the New York Times and scolded Nicholson for a ` dreadfully written script " . 

In the ensuing pandemonium the young musicians played on , but Matron came and took Anna away , scolding her gently for bad behaviour which would not be tolerated once she was settled in . 

I remember it was he himself who put it most aptly one day when mother had scolded him for commencing work at home on a customer 's suit . 

She felt a sharp pang at the thought that he could n't possibly desire her , and scolded herself for feeling like that . 

It would have to be the chapel , Isabel decided , scolding herself for her cowardly hesitation . 

She remembered that Aycliffe had brought up the matter of clothes , that Benedict himself had scolded her for her nip-cheese ways . 

Coleen , however , although she loved Mr Cubbage , wanted time to think things over and would gently scold him for his haste . 

The Pope 's Vicar of Rome , Cardinal Ugo Poletti , has taken to scolding the Christian Democrats for their divisions which may bring victory for the secular parties and the Communists in city elections on 29 October . 

Tom himself was barely responsive to Faye 's mood , and when the artist scolded her brother about it , he only growled , ` I 'm tired . 

Lavinia , still scolding , wiped the crumbs from their cardigans . 

If a judge has slept badly , has had an indigestible breakfast , tripped over the cat , has been roundly abused by his wife and scolded by his children , or if his mind has been distracted by the children 's school reports , a narrow defeat at a curling match or whatever , he may be temporarily off form . 

Because Joe and I were in the same position of being scolded by Mrs Joe , we were good friends , and Joe protected me from her anger whenever he could . 

RIGHT After jumping up , this dog is being scolded for his behaviour . 

Now she looked almost like a child about to be scolded for some minor misdemeanour . 

Mrs Diggory took refuge in scolding the dog and dragging him off the bed . 

A nurse was scolding him and telling him to sit down and be quiet . 

The adverts scold us and cajole us and wheedle us and fawn us to keep up with the Joneses . 

Cecil King behaved liked a baron at the Daily Mirror in the 1960s , scolding the Wilson government and toying with the idea of political office . 

I 'm just sorry she scolds you as well , Pip , and hits you with the stick . 

He could not sit still , and hurried up and down his small cell , gasping with terror , his eyes flashing with hate and anger . 

Ixora stared up , her body in darkness , her emerald eyes flashing wildly in a single sidelong strip of daylight . 

The knife flashed in the spotlight , glinting viciously before the razor-sharp blade was drawn across his throat . 

Lightning flashed in the sky , and there was a loud crash of thunder . 

A glint of panic flashed in the boy 's eyes because he did not speak English very well . 

A look of terror flashed across Kirov 's face , the terror of having committed an indiscretion . 

The sensors in the Gunnery Sergeant 's shield flashed and his head was encased in a yellow glow . 

The car appeared , flashing green and white , and raced down towards Bigwig . 

The woman turned a dial on the TV set and the screen flashed blue . 

Teeth flashing very white in his mahogany , sweat-beaded face , he ran lightly over to talk to the band and Tara came barefoot over to their table . 

He knelt beside her and she saw concern flash across his features . 

25 The warning lights on two shipping buoys flash at fixed intervals of time . 

` Now , " he said , producing his sword , which flashed in the evening sunlight , ` let me show you . 

The birds had a habit of dipping their beaks in the water and then shaking their heads so that the ivory-coloured beaks flashed in the sun . 

Damian chose a huge square-cut emerald set in platinum that flashed like green fire against her finger . 

And as he spoke , El-ahrairah 's tail grew shining white and flashed like a star : and his back legs grew long and powerful and he thumped the hillside until the very beetles fell off the grass-stems . 

He saw Ratagan 's axe flash like a star and bury itself in a hairy snout , splintering black blood . 

Sensing her disbelief grow and surround him , he flashed with petulant anger . 

He had been wearing his turned-down wellington boots and long rubber apron , and the gold in his teeth had flashed with reflected sunlight . 

` We will want to know if the warning lights had only been flashing for 10 seconds and not 30 . " 

The signals were flashing furiously ; was this the breakthrough she was after ? 

The messages are ordered alphabetically by error string and is laid out in the following way : --

` Other titles are bought and ordered in the normal way , but the 2,500 titles represent 80% of Penguin 's sales . "

Lexical access in turn produces a list of word matches over some portion of the utterance which are ordered by score .

` Well , if you wander like that behind here " -- she ran a finger over her brow -- ` you 'd find it ordered just like that with figures .

John Veal was Chief Inspector of Accidents at the time and led the UK delegation while I was its only other member as alternate delegate . 

Hatta re-formed a Cabinet , and a month later departed for The Hague to lead the Republican delegation . 

The Sultan of Pontianak in Sumatra led the rival delegation from the 15 Dutch-sponsored states . 

And even Prince Sihanouk , who many onlookers regard as the man with the best chance of leading a stable Cambodian government , may have an interest in seeing the UN 's efforts founder . 

Langdon believed Kim Ku was the most obvious candidate for leading the first independent government . 

Overwhelmed by the situation , Casares Quiroga resigned on 18 July and was succeeded by Diego Martínez Barrio , who had led a caretaker government in the autumn of 1933 . 

Leading the discovering party was the Justice of the Peace for Westminster , Thomas Knyvet or Knyvett , later to become Sir Thomas Knyvet , Baron Knyvet of Escrick . 

It has been wrong on unilateralism and trade union legislation and wrong about the man whom it picked to lead the Labour party . 

Riegler , the Federal Vice-Chancellor , had led the party since May 1989 but announced his resignation as party leader on May 23 . 

As reported , the terms of Somare 's election were that he would lead the party until March 1993 , whereupon the leadership would then be transferred to former Minister of Forests Jack Genia . 

Britain will also lead a project dealing with the acceptance of new technologies , and will team up with the US on new materials . 

Nevertheless , Graham Armstrong , assistant director of social services responsible for finance and administration and now leading the community care project team , is more worried about the second and third years . 

At special laboratories built in Los Alamos in the New Mexico desert , John R Oppenheimer led a team which succeeded in making an atomic bomb . 

Divisional Fire Officer Brian Bell , who led a 25-strong team at the scene said : ` If just one tanker of acid had spilled , it could have wiped away half of North Tees . " 

In Britain their cause has been championed by Glynn Christian -- writer , broadcaster , TV gourmet and great-great-great-great grandson of Fletcher Christian who led the famous mutiny in 1798 . 

Nobody wanted John Major to lead the Tory Party in the first place . 

Woden , the Scandinavian war god , was thought to lead this band of spirits , all of whom were once kings ruling different fiefdoms and all of whom were killed in battle . 

The opposition is led by PS , the Socialist party , which is strongest in the urban areas around Funchal . 

One is led by Raymundo Gomez Flores , a businessman from Guadalajara who is rumoured to have the backing of Capital Cities/ABC , which owns another of America 's networks , and of Paramount , a Hollywood studio . 

The buyout is led by founder Kenneth Ingham , who left the company in 1989 . 

A top-level inquiry , to be led by the chairman of a health authority outside the West Midlands region , is to be set up . 

Fuel bond AN ADDITIVE that bonds diesel fuel and water to create a solution that burns cleanly without loss of power has been developed by a team led by Prof David Thorley of City University . 

The previous day the Pentagon had issued a statement claiming that the photograph had passed through the hands of a " ring of Cambodia opportunists led by a well-known and admitted fabricator " of information about MIAs . 

The National government , now led by Stanley Baldwin , continued in office and was more Conservative than ever . 

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Eric was squealing louder than ever and pedalling the air with his legs . 

The five Kenny children came crowding round like little goblins , dirty and ragged , but squealing happily . 

They talked until the horses , squealing and nipping at each other , turned away to hurry purposefully across the field and stand afar , clouds of their breath plumed against the winter air . 

Once , a dog squealed and went on squealing in pain , and a flying plank , grazing her shoulder , reminded her of what a high wind could do . 

Dench 's guitar has become as prominent as his hooter , squealing and squalling throughout . 

He squealed and rolled over in the sand , kicking frantically , as a rabbit does in a snare . 

In a scaly hollow a crowd of naked Perks fled squealing from the echo of their bounding feet . 

As they scatter , squealing with alarm , the whale seizes a struggling pup in its jaws . 

A black female cat sat on the floor while her three kittens squealed in the bath , said Mr Owens . 

The friends laughed and squealed with delight as they took a short boat trip to see the crocodiles and hippos that live on the lake . 

She squealed like a tabby cat beneath the lecherous neighbourhood tom . 

` They tell me he was squealing like a pig , " the man said , ` when they put the stitches in . " 

He squealed at the intrusion , and she felt a shudder run through his body . 

At the time , Davide found the two women funny ; they shrieked at one another and squealed like animals at the slaughter themselves . 

Athelstan jumped as a fierce tom cat slunk out of the shadows , grasped the rat by its leg and pulled it squealing into the centre of the room . 

She squealed , protesting as he bear-hugged her , ruffling the perfectly set hair and smudging her red lipstick . 

Beeby laughed at that until Lloyd lifted one of her legs and sank his teeth into her inner thigh until she squealed . 

The corpse 's bracelet was beginning to squeal ; Fox dragged it off and flung it down the stairwell ; she did n't hear it land . 

Certainly , the illness would have given me plenty of opportunities to make strings of fireworks fizzle and explode in bright , whirling wheels of sulphurous pain in and behind Miller 's word-jellied eyeballs . 

The rocket fizzled , and shot through him , exploding against the gallows on the other side of the square . 

A familiar but still timid stray cat peered at him from beneath a blackcurrant bush and howled piteously . 

That bloody dog was howling again like a banshee in the night . 

The dog got over-excited and took exception to one of the chefs and had to be shut in the barn where he howled mournfully enough to wake the dead . 

The wind howled dolefully , making the narrow boat sway and rock at her moorings . 

The younger ones , especially , sat in the church hall howling miserably , waiting to be claimed . 

A wolf howled again , and then others joined it until the very cage he was in seemed full of the lonely howls of lost trapped animals . 

Before the two note ding-dong had faded , a baby had started to howl inside . 

An icy wind howled and a great wall of snow bore down upon them . 

She looked at Mairi , who happened to glance over and catch her eye ; and the woman howled and started to moan at the very sight of the wee lass . 

Daemons howled and gibbered as they surged through the carnage . 

The dogs howl and whine at first , then realize that they have finished for the day . 

The speaker behind my left ear starts to howl and bark like a dog , and the room shakes with the vibration of rock rhythms . 

They walked on all fours , preferred a diet of raw meat , they howled like wolves and lacked any form of speech . 

He wanted to howl like a dog and hear the echoes all around him . 

Outside , the storm howled about the house as though a pack of wild wolves were trying to get in . 

Grom , having overcome his initial surprise , howled with pain and anger before he was overcome by the fumes . 

He howled in pain , the sound lost as the train hurtled into a tunnel . 

Then he was running down the office , howling like a bereaved dog . 

Did n't realise until it started howling like a demented banshee ! " 

The dogs howled in the village all that night , and Dai Huang 's daughter could not sleep . 

In the distance , predators howled , wolf to coyote , mutant to mongrel . 

We were side-slipping , starboard wing down , falling to earth with our engines howling . 

Occasionally , they heard a pack of jackals howling , and the dog guarding the sheep outside would growl and bark a warning to them . 

Gustave washed his face in a canvas pail ; a jackal howled ; he smoked a pipe . 

An old prairie wolf kept on howling -- he 'd had nothing to eat for a week 

Here , in similar territory , a Siberian Husky howls to attract attention from its owner . 

Only the equally massive Central Station in Tokyo could compare with it . 

Whilst the company had grown significantly during the Wadeville years little could compare with the move to Germiston . 

The key issue is how your existing pension arrangements compare with the alternatives . 

She found herself wondering painfully how she compared in that respect with this Sybil . 

How does this technique compare with other non-operative treatments for gall bladder stones ? 

I remembered that Charlie had always wanted to know how prices in Chelsea compared with those in Whitechapel , so I decided to find out for him . 

But even the milkman 's timing ca n't compare with those supremos who have perfected the art of appearing at the door at the most irritating time possible -- the Jehovah Witnesses . 

Satisfactory though casing may be for books which a careless age does not expect to be long-lived , it can not compare in craftsmanship and durability with the old method properly practised . 

Many sales were admittedly quite modest and overall results can not compare with those of the glory days of 1989 , but nobody was complaining . 

They were close , even though there were times when Edward found it hard going , when he could n't excise his hatred of Nancy from his mind . 

After successfully excising a branchial cyst in the right neck the surgeon was faced with a deeper non-pulsatile cyst under considerable tension , with fine nerves and blood vessels traversing its wall . 

First , unnecessary detail should be excised , leaving member countries to negotiate implementation of the charter 's broad principles at a later stage . 

A portion of the tail of the pancreas was then quickly excised , trimmed of adipose and connective tissue and used immediately . 

Thus , all trace of Jesus 's political activity was de-emphasised , diluted or excised . 

Short segments of DNA can now be excised from the cells of one organism and transferred in various ways to those of another . 

They are distributed around the body at , for example , the groin , the armpit and the abdomen , Noyan 's work shows that lymph nodes excised from calves and goats exhibit regular spontaneous movements . 

Thus the lesions that dermatologists see -- the authors ' control lesions -- are perhaps different from those excised by general practitioners . 

Yet Lord Pugh despises sensual gratification so much , I hear , he had his taste buds excised . 

On the 14th of February 1826 Knott and Taylor partnered in a 21 year lease ( from the Rt . 

Chorus has a similar deal with Thomson CSF for the Inmos transputer , and plans to partner with other chip manufacturers . 

Sun , in the throes of trying to get as much commercial software at its disposal as possible , partnered with Universal Software last October to put its like-minded Open/36 on Sparc . 

Unix System Labs is set to kick off a Solution Providers Program May 17 in which it will partner with systems integrators such as EDS and make sales calls with them . 

Sun intends to set up a Sun Integration Service as part of its field organisation as a way to create demand and route business to the system integrators it 's partnering with . 

Undeterred by an evasive reply , he told me he could even provide a reliable guide who would conduct me across the border . 

As he was conducting them across the dozen or so yards , the Archimandrite appeared to touch Miss Fergusson 's elbow by way of courteous but strictly unnecessary guidance . 

At the churchyard stile the priest would meet him in ` reverential pomp " and conduct him into the Church to attend divine service . 

Author Austin , an active preservationist who has both fired and driven main-line steam locomotives , conducts you on a journey from London 's Paddington Station to Aberystwyth and Pwllheli on the Cambrian Coast . 

Gina had remained silent after Rune 's surprise announcement , allowing him to conduct her through the gates and across the road to the Mercedes . 

He conducted us to a new restaurant , the Hungry Horse , which was pronouncedly ` gay " , with all the young waiters in tight-fitting cotton trousers of small blue-and-white checks . 

Tobias , with his tail hooked , was ready to conduct her to her room . 

The waiter conducted two unsteady businessmen to the empty table beside them . 

George Wood conducted him to the parlour with reverence : high class was meeting great riches with talk of splicing these two irresistible institutions and it was happening in George Wood 's back parlour . 

In the circumstances , I ca n't expect a warm welcome , Sabine thought wryly , as Ernestine silently accepted her light wrap , then conducted her to the salon where Gaston de Rochefort was waiting . 

` The people " , he said , ` possess a very sure instinct which , in historic hours , conducts them towards those whose mission it is to guide them . 

Another item assured us that ` Mr Cook was personally conducting one of his Highland Tours " . 

Flora 's coolness carried her through a dinner attended by the head of a platoon of soldiers on Skye to apprehend the Prince , who was then conducted to Raasay . 

When Doyle was finally conducted through , and seated across the table from the lag , Moss said gruffly , ` Well ? " 

One morning Jamie conducted him down two flights of stairs and into a long high apartment , like a baronial hall . 

Probably the clearest picture has emerged from the use of anisomycin , which inhibits translation of proteins from mRNAs .

Initially retinoic acid inhibits the appearance of markers in the r1-3 region , such as Krox-20 , and expands those of the r4 in an anterior direction to the midbrain .

One of the major factors inhibiting greater improvements in consumption levels is inflation , to which food prices become very vulnerable .

Press monopolies inhibit those with different views from launching out on their own .

Formation of all three eicosanoids was inhibited after treatment with indomethacin ( 2 mg / kg ) for eight days .

The reduction by vascular endothelium and infiltrating mononuclear cells was inhibited in cultures with nitrogen saturation or with 1 mM para-benzoquinone .

Even with this limited aim , the strains of war severely inhibited its capacity to pursue any serious reforms .

As long as the bird 's eye is visible , it is automatically giving the cat a ` stare " that inhibits its attacking lunge .

Poor road surfaces and flickering street lights inhibited my early pace .

Neither is it immediately obvious to us how important it is to inhibit our automatic responses .

` We actually inhibit our speech patterns by worrying what others are thinking of use .

And oxygen deficiency during the foetal stage may inhibit brain development and size at birth , with or without other defect .

Hatt and Hanson found that preincubation with TPA inhibited the stimulation by histamine of the cyclic AMP content of rat perietal cells , but this finding was not replicated by Ostrowski and Bomsztyk .

Growth has been inhibited by lack of access to many of the critical technologies , despite the use of plant construction firms as intermediaries .

When you are in pain , movement is generally inhibited by the body 's reflex mechanism .

The biosynthesis of noradrenaline in the central nervous system is inhibited by large doses of benseraside .

Hostility in older children is frequently inhibited from open expression as inner controls are developed .

During an acute hyperglycaemia of 8 and 15 mmol/l the gall bladder contraction in response to CCK-33 was inhibited in a dose dependent manner .

However , increased use is being seriously inhibited by technical and conceptual difficulties .

These protective effects of calcium are not inhibited by a fourfold increase in dietary phosphate .

Binding was inhibited by an anti-LFA-1 blocking antibody specific for CD11a , monoclonal antibody 38 ( ref.19 ) ( Fig .4 a ) .

The structuring of loyalties vertically in this way inhibits the development of horizontal bonds and thus class identity among the poor .

Along with nitrates , phosphates actively encourage the growth of algaes ( particularly hair algae ) , and there is evidence that they can inhibit the growth of some marine invertebrates .

Dietary sulphate may allow growth of sulphate reducing bacteria which inhibit the growth of methanogenic bacteria .

Drivers will be inhibited from driving too close to the car in front of them , for fear of being swamped in its foam .

These in turn inhibit some adjacent cells but excite others further away , and so on .

The fact that it has been written about so perfectly inhibits my response to the place : I have no feelings about Tipasa , only to what Camus has written about it .

For example , heparin can act as a competitive inhibitor but its usefulness for studies on intact cells is lessened because it may also inhibit the generation of InsP 3 .

War conditions added to the general impetus for change but at the same time they also inhibited change .

Whatever your holiday preference , the fact that you live alone need not inhibit your ability to have great leisure breaks .

If the war was not the cause of that subsequent economic growth -- either wholly or in part -- then clearly it did not seriously inhibit it .

However , throughout the 1930s these preparations were seriously inhibited by the fact that all civil defence discussions were conducted in an atmosphere of secrecy and pessimism .

Atropine and the 5HT 2 antagonist , ketanserin , also significantly inhibited 5HT induced ICJ transit , but not to concentrations below that of ia saline .

Such categories naturally facilitate interaction within linguistic communities and inhibit interaction between communities to the extent that they differ in their conceptual and communicative economies .

The progesterone , as explained above , inhibits FSH-RH secretion ; the sponge is left in place for 21 days and when it is removed the goat starts to cycle , comes on heat and ovulates .

Through her handling techniques she has to be able to control and inhibit the abnormal tonus or tension in the patient 's affected muscles .

In contrast , infusion of taurodeoxycholic acid at these concentrations inhibited ileal motor activity .

Breaks in this chain can inhibit the learning process and lead to a breakdown in effective communication .

Whenever any structure seeks to inhibit or censor the arts we have to question their motives . "

Hydroxyurea inhibits the rate-limiting enzyme supplying deoxyribonucleotides -- ribonucleotide reductase -- and substantially diminishes HIV replication .

She impaled it through the ribs a second time and the point took and held , and this time when she jerked the Scarag to the side it came with her , clutching at the killing wood .

Police found Mr Pennant , 32 , impaled below the fire escape outside Tottenham 's Arena club in North London .

Harper rode up to the man and saw the broken wheel spokes impaled in his belly and groin .

His lordship suffered too , in his turn , because I heard the occasional stifled oath as he impaled a finger on the needle .

Their heads were impaled on Charles Bridge as a warning to others and their families were sent into exile and their lands given to Ferdinand 's Habsburg supporters , mainly Germans .

He was almost impaled on a bayonet as he slithered into the hole .

His legs were impaled with a thousand needles of pine and hemlock ; hemlock cones and crabapple were strapped to his waist .

Gunner Paul Johnson was impaled by a fence post -- and lived to tell the tale .

He put the skull of a bird on top of it all , then impaled the heart of his father on the beak of the bird .

Revelation went sweetly on , thus impaling me on the hook of my own guilt once more .

`` Breaking teenagers ' legs and impaling people on railings is no way to end violence , '' Major told the business gathering in reference to recent attacks linked to the IRA .

Otherwise , they could impale themselves with a bayonet --- affixed to each muzzle since the Mexican War .

The two-week-old corpse of an 81-year-old man was exhumed and impaled on an umbrella , 34 tombstones were toppled or snapped in two , and flower pots were trampled .

Follow this path through Gleann Choinneachain until it fords the stream .

The path leading to the stepping stones which forded Hodge Beck wound narrowly between high sheltering hedges .

Here , a fast , sparkling fresh stream springs into existence , fords a lane and runs parallel to a wooden pathway .

He gasped with pain as the head of the smaller boy caught him in the stomach .

In 1986 , on their first tour to Britain for years , the Bolshoi 's artistic director , Yuri Grigorovich , revealed Mukhamedov to the ballet world , and it gasped with astonishment .

I can … ’ but the words were stopped in him and he seemed to suffocate and gasp with the sense of a power beyond the Cages that he had sensed briefly before .

Suddenly , she was clinging to him , her hands in his dark hair , gasping with pent-up desire as his hands swept up to her breasts .

She nearly gasped with dismay at the shock that shivered down into her tummy .

Louisa gasped with delight to see the man and his reflection travel together so fluently .

A few seconds later , he gasped in realization : had n't the scientist referred to his tardy colleague as ` he " ?

He turned , elbows beneath him , gasping in the foul air , his chest heaving .

She had disappeared , strategically , into the folds of her little black dress , leaving Karen gasping in her underslip .

Thessy gasped at such blasphemy , while I scowled at Ellen 's blackmail .

And as Fabia gasped at the implication she saw behind that statement Lubor was going on , ` It is I who asks you , for myself .

The jewels sparkled in the candlelight and the guests gasped at the sheer magnificence of the piece .

He slowly lifted the hand which had been clutching his , opened it and very gently implanted a kiss on its palm , and laughed when she gasped at the caress .

Alice suddenly gasped as though an invisible blade had pricked her flesh ; the smile remained , though , and became even more serene .

Which was why he dipped the second piece of fried bread carefully in the egg and turned it about , concentrating on making it yellow all over .

Instinctively , I dipped my fingers in the holy water and crossed myself , remembering the Catholic aunt in South Armagh who 'd raised me for a while as a child and had anguished over my black little Protestant soul .

She dipped her finger in scented black paste that she applied to her eyelashes .

Not one of you noticed that I dipped this finger into the samples but licked another one .

When she was handed the mug she dipped her fingers in it and began to splash Agnes 's face with the cold water .

The company , which has already dipped its toe into the end-user market with firms such as the Bank of Montreal , Library of Congress , Equitable Life and Safeway , would be happy to win just five to ten large SNA accounts over the next year .

She tested the water with her elbow , pushing the sleeve up , as she had done when the girl she was teasing was a baby , and then dipped the scoop into the cauldron and ladled it into a bowl for Rosa to wash the dirt of the road off her toes .

` The appeal of Caran d'Ache Neocolor II lies for me in combining the exciting possibilities of using the crayons dry as a direct drawing method , or as a painting medium , when they can be dipped into water , finely sprayed for a diffused image , or washed over with a brush -- releasing a full flow of colour and texture . ''

You first attach a battery to two electrodes which are dipped into the water ( it is necessary to add traces of acid or alkali to conduct the electric current through the solution -- this is known as the ` electrolyte '' ) .

He promptly dipped his nose into my water pot and drank the lot .

I find it very difficult when you have a journalist round , and you will perhaps cooperate as much as you can with an interview , and then sometimes they 'll go and dip their pen in acid and write really horrid things .

( i ) Kill the mouse by cervical dislocation , immediately dip it in the disinfectant solution in the beaker , blot to remove excess liquid and transfer to a sterile operating surface .

At a clandestine meeting in a North London bar , Brown tested me out by seeing if I could listen -- without puking -- to his stories about shagging wild women who dipped his dick in chocolate mousse .

He thought that was a pity , because Auntie Vi ran the sweet shop down the road and used to let him lick his finger and dip it in the sherbet jar .

c ) A smaller brush ( a little paint brush is OK ) which you dip lightly into the oil and ` paint '' the edges of the metal cams , flat pieces and so on beneath the carriage .

I dipped a pine cone in green paint and then I splodged on little red berries and gold stars so that Radish had her very own Christmas tree .

And , by zinc galvanizing all the bare metal , Audi is able to offer a 10 year guarantee against rusting , which should see you nicely into the next millennium .

The complete range of Dorman Long lintels are galvanised after fabrication ( especially at the danger points of edges , welds , and internal surfaces ) , this provides better protection against corrosion and staining .

Every inch of its exterior metal is galvanised against corrosion .

The table is ideal for circular sawing , jig sawing and shaping , and the top and frame are hot-dip galvanised for long life .

Cleanse your face as usual and take off any residue with toner . 

Cleanse your face first , then sprinkle some pot-pourri petals and herbs onto about ¾ pint of freshly boiling water in a heat-resistant bowl . 

The vet usually shaves part of the foreleg and cleanses the skin with surgical spirit before the injection , while a nurse helps the owner to hold the dog . 

Over the years , the experts seem to have got in all of a lather over what we should do to cleanse our skin properly . 

Alanson suggested that the wound be cleansed with warm water and bandaged so the edges formed a straight line across the stump : no dressings were to be used . 

We recommend cleansing in the morning with a facial was or bar -- both refreshing but non-drying alternatives to tissue-off milks . 

The aircraft landed at Cannon International Airport and were taxied down city streets to the auction site . 

Even the towplanes are taxied to a nearby picketing point and tied down properly between each flight . 

John assured me that it did n't matter in the least , and amused himself by taxying the machine up and down the runways , testing and running-in the VW engine at the same time . 

Hoffmann landed prettily -- he was getting to like this machine -- and taxied behind a small truck in which an airman held up a board reading FOLLOW ME , until they got to a Heinkel 111 whose propellers were already spinning . 

On arrival John Crocker taxied past the waiting Walton and Allison and pointed towards the Corsair 's tail , which bemused them somewhat . 

After a very pleasant lunch therefore , I taxied to the very end of the runway , turned into wind and took off . 

When I landed and taxied to the dispersal point an awed group of aircraftsmen crowded around the machine to examine the damage . 

He made a perfect landing and taxied towards the hangars where half a dozen men waited in Luftwaffe overalls . 

She then took control and taxied off the runway as three Canadian Air Force F11s blasted into the sky on a training mission farther to the north . 

After he had taxied in to the terminal and parked the plane , he had checked the right engine and its hydraulic system with one of the Aeroflot engineers . 

As she taxied in to the small civilian terminal , Adam watched the three fighter planes ease their pointed noses skyward and climb at over thirty thousand feet a minute . 

He had already done his instrument checks as he was taxiing and the only warning-light that had not flickered was the right thrust-reverser one . 

Charles was outraged by the intimate Squidgy tapes of Gilbey cooing ` I love you " into a portable telephone . 

“ My deah , ” she cooed , croaking like Katharine Hepburn , “ it 's been sempleah ages … ` 

` How wise , " Natalia cooed , knowing the situation perfectly well . 

` Dear d'Artagnan , " she cooed , ` it was your name on my dance card , was it not ? 

He cooed total infatuation for the well-proportioned figure at the despatch box . 

The man had positively cooed at them , going to quite a bit of trouble to prove that he had not been involved in the attack . 

` Daahling , it 's David , I 'm calling you from behind a tree , " he cooed into his ministerial mobile , refusing to be daunted by the haughty stares of the opera world . 

` May I ride with you this morning , Silas darling ? " she cooed in honeyed tones . 

` Look what Maurice has given me , " Ursula had cooed , displaying her ring finger for Charlotte 's admiration . 

` Because it seems as though Greg arranged the accident in order to fake his own death . 

TRAGIC aerobics teacher Joanna Grenside faked her own dramatic kidnap because she could not face Christmas . 

To escape this bitter betrayal , she decides to fake her own death and disappear . 

So it was much easier if you had n't got a lot of money to fake some action , and produce some fake Boer war newsreels than to do the real thing . 

Two weeks after my father 's release Dr Sambataro , faking appendicitis , was taken from the prison to the hospital in Parma , where the surgeons supported him in his pretence . 

And since the supplied response was lacking , I had to fake it . 

` If they try and fake a letter from the kidnappers , you mean ? " 

In order to keep an erection long enough to fake orgasm , I had to imagine that I was making love to Karen . 

They ca n't be faked by simply changing your motion , or anything like that . 

She started a court action which virtually proved what everybody knew already -- that the picture was faked and distributed by ` state authorities " , whereupon the case was adjourned indefinitely . 

Higher standards introduced towards the end of the 1960s , by Dr Roy Mackal , at the University of Chicago , revealed how photographs could be faked or mistakes made . 

` Gary , " she said , with a bewilderment that surely had to be faked , ` what is this ? " 

Singer Fairlie Arrow was fined £10,000 for faking a two-day abduction to boost her ailing career . 

In desperation he faked a dive and hauled the SE up on a tight loop . 

He faked much of his struggle with the gangsters , and failed in his wartime duty to fight imminent subversion ; after the war , his genius was to stir up subversion he could quash . 

Enter expert witness Dr Alice Heim , a psychologist who said that , indeed , Mr X was faking his test answers . 

But were they were faking -- did they simply have better memories ? 

UGLY Kid Joe singer Whitfield Crane faked being a student to get money from his mum . 

` I find by the time I get to the last houses on Christmas Eve , rum custard has congealed into a nasty skin , " he said . 

And when she understands this ( Columbus dreams ) the blood at once congeals , becoming a thick and verminous sludge . 

She pointed to his forehead where the blood had congealed and dried around the cut . 

Then Eddie said , ‘ You 'll be in the next shot so if you 'll slip into your rags we 'll … ’ 

She finished undoing it for him and slipped out of the dress , and as she let him raise her petticoat her eyes strayed again to the patch on the ceiling .

I must have looked embarrassed when she handed it over because they both turned their backs while I slipped my old dress off and slipped the new one on .

With rapid movements , she slipped out of the revealing dress and pulled a girlish white frock out of the wardrobe .

Without waiting for a reply , he turned to Theda , who was slipping off his greatcoat .

He slipped off his white coat and a few minutes later he hurried from the centre .

Michael took his cigarettes from his overcoat pocket , and then slipped the coat from his shoulders .

He slipped off the raincoat and ripped the wooden box from his chest .

She slipped out of her cotton skirt and the enormously full paper nylon petticoat she wore beneath it .

By the time he had closed the door and turned into the room she had slipped the towelling robe off her shoulders .

Then she slipped out of her robe , revealing a black lace teddy , before stepping into her dress .

She stood to slip the dress down over her hips , and pouted at him in her petticoat .

She was sent for psychiatric treatment in March after a court martial found her guilty of the manslaughter of riding instructress Marika Sparfeld at the military base in August last year . 

To the physician 's consternation , he had been informed that the girl had been tried in the Shari'a ( the law of God ) courts and found guilty of fornication . 

The men who were acquitted , Danial Winter , who 's 19 , and Wisdom Smith , who 's also 19 , had nothing to say after the judge directed they should be found not guilty . 

An Old Bailey jury that included nine women found Sheila Beeson , 29 , not guilty of child cruelty . 

On Thursday a jury found the youth guilty of wounding Mr Lay , 19 , of Anderson Walk , Bury , with intent to cause him grievous bodily harm . 

Earlier , the Winchester Crown Court jury found Taylor , of Boscombe Overcliff Drive , Bournemouth , guilty of soliciting a convicted burglar , Louis Matthews , to murder Monica Taylor in a contract killing . 

The man , from Harlesden , north London , was found guilty at the Old Bailey of eight specimen charges of rape . 

` Do you find the defendant , Paul Menzies , guilty or not guilty ? " 

Last March magistrates at Amersham found both men guilty of cruelty . 

A jury at Liverpool Crown Court took nearly four hours to find Warren Green , 27 , guilty by a unanimous verdict . 

Mr Perl denied making the remarks but the tribunal found against him . 

He disputed the design of the trick box produced by Stolley and Evans , and the case went to the House of Lords , who found against him . 

The Board of Review allowed the taxpayer 's appeal , but the High Court found for the Commissioner . 

, and is your argument that we find and hold against their retrospective because there is some , at least plausible basis should so argument , to say that there can be a causal connection between the retrospective extension and some benefit that can be traced to those particular works through the retrospective extension , like dissemination ? Is

The plan for a six-week display in a buffet at Newcastle upon Tyne 's Central Station was derailed after a duty manager looked at the pictures by a French photographer at a preview .

But it is that which could ultimately derail his campaign , because as the pressure for a clear decision forces Government MPs off the fence , Urquhart is the candidate who could suffer most .

Speaking to BBC radio , Lawrence Eagleburger said the US had done what it could for an agreement on farm subsidies , which had derailed the talks .

CAMBRIDGE University 's Boat Race trials were derailed yesterday when one of the three crews hit a floating sleeper on the Thames at Putney , tearing a long gash in the hull .

Samsung 's initial plans were derailed by Hewlett-Packard 's difficulties in getting floating point processing units out of Texas Instruments Inc .

However Shamir 's formal reply on June 6 to Bush 's letter rejected Bush 's compromise , according to press reports , and accused Arab countries of " derailing the real purpose " of the proposed conference .

The weaker figures will renew pressure on Chancellor Norman Lamont to consider another interest rate cut to ensure the upturn is not derailed .

Details of the plot , seen by some as an attempt to derail the negotiations , threatened to jeopardize the second round of talks between the ANC and the government scheduled for Aug. 6 .

DRAYTON Asia 's reconstruction proposals , issued on Friday to derail EFM Dragon 's takeover attempt , have been rejected , writes Gordon Milne .

PRESIDENT Boris Yeltsin called yesterday for an urgent session of the country 's highest legislature to end a power struggle threatening to derail his reform plans .

` It would be unfortunate , " said Paul , ` if he were to be derailed at this point . "

According to diplomatic sources , Baker warned that failure to address the charges could derail the peace process .

The white substance is a mixture of salt and water and occurs because most bacon is cured in brine . 

Nowadays , bacon is cured by injecting fresh pork with brine , or soaking it in bring which contains permitted nitrite and nitrate preservatives . 

The Bayonne is a raw ham cured at Orthez in south-west France . 

They were tasteless things , at the best of times -- obscene , if you considered that the herrings had been cured with their innards still inside them . 

Some farmers cured their own bacon but most of the curing was done commercially by a few firms established for the purpose . 

But after extracting the bone from the stream they cured it in jading substances . 

If the leg is cured while it is still attached , it is technically a gammon -- hence the confusion caused by the term ` gammon ham " . 

Made from fine-cut beef and pork , this salami is cured naturally in salt and then left to mature for three months in a controlled but draughty atmosphere . 

Concrete is a good choice , but make sure it is fully cured to avoid chemicals leaching into the water and seal it with a polypaint sold for ponds . 

Others are injected and cured in brine and allowed to hang dry and mature . 

The city not only has its own traditional dolphin stew , but also a dish known as iruka kuroshioboshi , dried dolphin meat cured to the consistency of leather . 

The house was built by an Edwardian doctor using only the best materials -- oak cured for eight years for the lower rooms ' panelling , fine teak for the window frames and mahogany for the fireplace . 

For elaborate structures stick rocks together with silicone sealant , but let it cure completely before putting it into your tank water . 

She glimpsed a man busy at a cylinder , and again there was a hiss ! verifying that the cylinder was the source of the noise . 

It is certainly verified experimentally that the sonic clicks produced are both highly structured and directional . 

As we saw in the last chapter , a study in William Dement 's laboratory verified that external stimuli could indeed be incorporated into dreams during REM sleep . 

All teachers shall be given a standard competence test to verify they are up-to-date with subjects and modern teaching methods . 

It recorded the main events of his life , and modern scholarship has in the main verified it from independent documentary sources as well as from Rolle 's own writings . 

While an acquittal does not falsify police results , may we not regard a conviction as verifying them ? 

Although the mind-body effects of essences can be verified by science , the spiritual dimension is , of course , elusive -- as ethereal as the fragrance of a beautiful flower . 

These claims were purely anecdotal , and none had been verified by independent clinical trials . 

Findings based on very limited evidence can not be regarded as being firmly established and need to be verified by means of additional observations and cases . 

A few people stayed loyal to the traditional beer , but they risked being scoffed at by their more fashionable friends . 

We are moving into a decade when caring is no longer an issue to be scoffed at . 

She seldom asked for advice and never took it , but Mona knew how to disguise mere advice by scoffing at any other conclusion but her own . 

Many of the girls who had been in her class at school , had they been told about it , would have scoffed at the coyness and naïvety of Marie 's fantasy . 

Western diplomats in Luanda scoff at that figure , though they admit that many do need help . 

Bryan even came to my home and scoffed at me for suggesting that he and the Duchess were lovers . 

She remembered how she had ridiculously thought meeting him had left her tingling , and was then able to scoff at such a fanciful notion . 

Puritan polemicists frequently scoffed at what they saw as the uninformed nature of this mainstream spirituality . 

He expected Charity to scoff at such weakness , but surprisingly , she seemed only to be concerned with how that could be arranged . 

Why then , throughout the war were Japanese aircraft , pilots and their technology continually scoffed at ? 

Patrick professed to scoff at ` soppy love stuff " in films ; but he suspected that he was disappointed by its absence from this film . 

Cynics may scoff that he is yet another stiff-upper-lip , old-soldier type , having come like so many of the august men of the Club from a military background before moving on to sugar . 

Those who have seen advance screenings tend to scoff , and suggest this Lolita looks more like someone in her mid-twenties in some scenes . 

Few of his peers scoffed , but even fewer followed his example of actually taking it on the course . 

Certainly the Swan 's patrons scoffed and sneered at his extra-nasal perception , but he knew what was what when it came to a good sniff . 

She mounted the bed , and straddled him : her hot arse over his belly ; her face towards the foot of the bed .

The Mercedes had straddled the road , hemming him in , its two occupants now standing beside it , AK47 rifles in their gloved hands .

It was discovered at the earlier date that the remains of an impressive Roman villa straddled the course boundary .

She straddled the wall , her basket placed carefully on the big stone next to her , then hauled the little girls up and over , one after the other .

One rectangular building straddled the compound fence with an annexe attached on the inside from which there did not appear to be access to the compound .

Now I straddled this heavy machine and revved with jerked gauntlet .

Denis had turned the other chair round and now straddled it , his arms crossed and resting along its back , the gun on the tea-chest within easy reach .

A fly straddles another fly on the faded denim stretched over the knee .

The Mount Nimba range , which straddles Guinea , Liberia and Côte d'Ivoire , comprises some of Africa 's richest rainforest .

The author is 28 , film options have already been sold , Penguin is pushing it , and all in all it 's terrific , a sophisticated literary novel that could straddle the markets .

Research on hazards is multidisciplinary and straddles the social , environmental and mathematical sciences .

As a general argument it straddles the two others , being more limited than either but broader than each .

The opening ` Angel 's Delight " straddles the two extremes , swinging from deceptive sweetness to quivering vitriol and dementia .

Borrowing a line of dialogue from his new movie , The Mambo Kings , he proclaims , ` I love this country ! " as a buxom brunette in a skimpy white dress straddles his prone body .

This is essential to bridge sectoral barriers , to ensure cohesive and effective group work in obtaining reliable analyses of local circumstances , and in utilising local resources to the full .

Integrated rural development advocates the promotion of community-led initiatives , geared to the needs of specific target groups in the rural population and as far as possible utilising indigenous resources to meet those needs .

The PLUS skills are : planning and managing change , leading and motivating people , utilising resources and undertaking self-development .

XT intrinsics makes no distinction between physical information and logical information -- sentences and pages are physical occurrences , paragraphs are logical -- whilst Fresco allows the designer to utilise resources that are independent of the application .

The contract covers design and construction services , utilising the combined resources of Wood Group Engineering Contractors and Foster Wheeler Wood Group .

In ten years of programming I now have many companies utilising database applications for names and addresses , every one of them would have benefited by including Rapid Address within the database .

In some languages you may be able to utilize material from grammar books for these lists .

Select and utilise raw materials and packaging in such a way as to minimise waste , and ensure that waste materials are reprocessed or disposed of responsibly

But these are different ways of utilizing existing chemical skills in a new amalgam .

Dr ` Bothwell " Because we 're so over-burdened by relative trivia and social problems , we can not utilise the skills for which we 're trained … we 're trained to treat medical problems …

Only within the past decade or so have accountants themselves fully appreciated the wider ramifications of capital expenditure and the need to consult ant utilise the skills of other ` experts " such as marketing managers .

They also found that on their return many women were unable to utilize the skills that they had acquired before having children .

It helped to develop valuable projects ; it utilized market skills in the implementation of schemes ; and it began that process of integrating central-government departments into corporate entities through which regional problems might be better addressed .

Utilising modern technology and traditional hop aromas to recreate the atmosphere of the bygone days spent ` Hopping Down in Kent " .

Mr Govind said the finance minister had announced that 100% equity would be allowed on some developments if they utilised advanced technology and were in the country 's interest .

The first electronic reference books , therefore , have utilised the same underlying technology as the latest laptop and palmtop computers .

` If we were as smart as chickens , we could utilise ambient temperature technology . "

If only a running shoe could utilise carbon technology in this way .

There would be every justification to grant-aid this type of work , leaving developers and speculators to concentrate on additional building when they see that they can utilise the facilities throughout the year .

We have utilized both SV40 and polyhedrin terminators to terminate the transcription on both sides of the expression cassette .

• German scientists ( reports the Daily Telegraph ) have found a way of utilising enzymes to break down nitrates to nitrogen gas .

A typical museum application is the UK 's National Gallery initiative , utilising 16 interactive information terminals to give visitors a glimpse of the gallery 's treasures and a simulated tour .

In actuality it was Morrissey utilising his long sought-after position of power to extract a little revenge , nothing more than ` Look at me now , you spineless bastards " .

Erm , again we utilize ninety one point nine two percent of the available inspecting officers ' time for inspections , rather than the national average of eighty four point three nine percent .

The river was generally utilised to make water defences and it is these which give to the châteaux the picturesque quality which so many possess .

The budget can therefore be usefully utilized as a control mechanism by management in the reporting of external results .

Similarly , brewing came increasingly to be concentrated in major provincial centres like Burton and Norwich , which utilized the rail network to the full to distribute their product .

In 1989-90 , Pipe utilised 149 horses to win those 224 races ; last season 179 horses were pressed into action to achieve the record .

Some of these are footloose industries , such as the aluminium plants in Scotland utilizing cheap hydroelectric power , while others are based on the processing of agricultural products , including milk , meat and vegetables .

As a woman 's sexuality must be controlled by the male authority who should then utilize it solely for his own benefit , in their natal home women are not sexually active .

This technique has been utilised successfully in adults to elucidate the pathophysiology of constipation , diarrhoea , and as a clinical test to determine the severity of colonic motility disorder in symptomatic patients .

Rather conflict must be controlled and must be utilized profitably in order to create more and better cultural means of living and working together " ( 1967 : xi ) .

So when he held her against him like a doll , when he rubbed himself upon her , like a horse scratching itself , she tried to detach herself from his indignities .

Simply expressed , in a situation in which voters detach themselves from a close identification with parties then issues come to assume a greater significance in voting behaviour and electoral choice .

Thus the quarrel between Megara and Corinth , which drove the former to detach herself from the Peloponnesian League in 461 and join Athens , was originally over boundary land .

Eventually , if the body lay undisturbed for long enough , the skin might even detach itself from the body .

Then , slowly and patiently , she began to detach the strands of the lamb 's coat from the barbs .

Finally Alain detached himself from Claudine 's clinging hands and turned to the house , collecting Jenna with a very hard hand on her arm .

If there was any problem with her stamina this was where it would show -- but as Steve Cauthen detached Strawberry Road from the pack she kept going strongly .

I detached her gently from her twig and she writhed in anger , exposing her paler stomach and all her spiky little paws that clung leechlike to the branch to which I returned her .

Ludens detached from the windscreen a note from Jack which read Bon voyage .

The reform of arbitration procedure is a controversial subject , with many wishing to detach arbitration from close adherence to litigation procedures .

They were in their late twenties or early thirties and appeared to be looking for a friend , for another woman detached herself from a group of senior officers and hurried to greet them .

As she drew closer , a burly , red-faced police sergeant detached himself from the crowd and moved towards her , notebook in hand .

Irish Tom detached himself from the group of workmen and swaggered , grinning , along the corridor .

But if the Earl was detached from them , in Berwick Castle , and Fraser took over the Warden 's duties here , then the proportion would probably increase .

Simon Cormack was detached from his ankle-chain and both men were led upstairs , through the house and into the garage .

Flora had to be detached from Anna physically as the bus approached her school .

A figure in brown detached itself from the shadows , reached into the bin with a look of disgust on his face , and pocketed the crumpled paper without reading it .

She ran for her life , never seeing the figure detach itself from the wall , as she did in that far off childhood nightmare .

You are advised to detach these pages and keep them with your travel documents .

His departure would further unsettle negotiations over loan guarantees with the IMF , already jittery about Brazil 's new economic plan . 

` Yes , but one does n't want to unsettle the other cats , and Faustina herself might become upset . " 

I recall the days when the unseen sounds of a muck spreader would seriously unsettle my solid cob . 

People often worry about introducing a puppy into a home where there is already an aged Rottweiler , feeling that this will upset or unsettle the older dog . 

Until this exchange the violent turn in Chant 's eye had never unsettled Estabrook , but it did now , preventing him as it did from meeting the other man 's gaze directly . 

He ` saw " himself , ludicrously ill-dressed for the narrow and rock-tumbled track , gaping like a foppish caricature of the Lake Tourist : but that did not unsettle him . 

That their only recorded material is in rattly old tape format will no doubt unsettle the media-literate , fast-lane ` indie " kid of today . 

I 'm frightened now that it will unsettle me , bring back too many memories . 

The car was brought to a sudden halt ; an inertial throw , catch , jerkiness unsettled the passengers ; fortunately their bodies responded safely . 

` Constant security alerts and bomb scares do unsettle people . 

On one of these outings , the nervous mare I was riding was already unsettled by strong winds . 

BAT Industries was unsettled by news that rival Philip Morris expected a 40 per cent fall in tobacco profits and planned price cuts . 

In other words , subordinates are unsettled by a boss who chops and changes between autocracy , persuasion , consultation and democracy . 

The four riders who remained inside the compound were unsettled by the dogs , which ran among their horses causing them to buck and rear . 

That statistic should unsettle those bankers now contemplating a merger . 

Their very presence , however , unsettled the enemy and forced their commanders to detach valuable troops to round up the raiding parties . 

Then , a couple of minutes later , it went totally silent , and that unsettled her even further . 

Perhaps the sudden death of Father Hagan had unsettled him more than he knew . 

That unsettled them all and made them wonder who would be the next to go . 

He said : ` When we played last time we did n't have any problem , but here they tried to unsettle us because they were really frustrated . 

How deeply she 'd slept she did n't appreciate until she woke to the remote hoot of river traffic , and the sound of a pigeon cooing rhythmically just outside the window . 

He had rejoiced in its glossy purplish midsummer beauty which had sheltered the gentle ring-doves that cooed among its branches . 

And , according to the radio , doves were cooing in the Kremlin . 

Immediately the pigeons began to strut and flutter out , billing and cooing with pleasure . 

After recovering from an attack of shallow breathing he recovered and one nurse said he was smiling and cooing in his cot . 

They 'd locked him in a dirty little hole with a bed you would n't put a dog under . 

They made the girl go back to Baskerville Hall with them , and locked her in a room upstairs . 

He locked himself in his private room and by 10.20 a.m. he had made two phone calls . 

They put pins in their chairs , threw their clothes out of the window and locked them in the bathroom . 

A BANK clerk was praised by police yesterday after she calmly locked a masked gunman inside the branch he was trying to rob . 

He once locked two visiting American soldiers inside the cathedral one evening and promised to come to let them out in half an hour but forgot to come . 

He tossed the Colt Python onto the front seat then locked the keys inside the police car . 

He then placed the ledger on top , and locked the articles into the sturdy cupboard beside the chimney breast . 

I locked myself for two days and nights in my room without food or water or sleep . 

` Are you saying you locked my mother in here ? " she demanded . 

Maybe he did n't listen to the radio or read the dailies when he was locked away in his charming retreat . 

Later she locked it away in her own empty suitcase , a place where she was sure even Giovanna would never find it . 

And I 'm still waiting for you to explain why you locked me in here . " 

You do n't want to lock your pictures away in a vault , so you make a vault of the room they 're in . 

Mira falls asleep and dreams luridly about Celia whose father keeps her locked in a room in a castle , and will not feed her . 

On the other hand , the little girl locked within her subconscious mind still linked thoughts of childbirth with her mother 's comment that it ` nearly killed me " . 

A letter to the Japanese ambassador in Washington , signed by all 100 members of the US Senate , had preceded what the US saw as Japan 's belated Aug. 5 commitment on sanctions . 

We have no hard evidence of the origins of language in prehistoric communities , but it seems reasonable to assume that speech preceded writing and dialogue preceded monologue . 

Over the many years preceding the period now being described the ownership of properties and land in Combsburgh had changed hands many times . 

Wimlas Limited was formed in October , and now awaits an audit from the NACCB which will precede a letter of authorisation to act as an assessor for European Technical Approvals . 

It preceded the building of the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 185 1 , and served as an inspiration , if not a model , for it , but is actually superior to it in design . 

It includes people who were domiciled in the United Kingdom on or after 10 December 1974 and within the three years immediately preceding the relevant time . 

A member who made less than 10 per cent of the average number of dealings in the year immediately preceding the general meeting may not exercise his voting right . 

And so although his early contributors had come from the European tradition which preceded the Great War , by the early Thirties he had come to rely more and more upon British contributors . 

The plenum preceded the opening of a 60-day National Assembly session on March 20 . 

The government 's 1990 White Paper which preceded the Criminal Justice Act 1991 was equally all-embracing . 

Simeon 's revolt , like the one which preceded it sixty-six years before , was ruthlessly suppressed , but not before the Holy Land had once again been ravaged . 

Patients reported about three times as many undesirable events in the six months preceding their illness as the comparison group over the same period . 

The heavy bombardment had not preceded a major advance by the enemy , as many had feared . 

Similarly , the fact that the increases in the money supply precede increases in money incomes does not prove causality . 

George Holmes preceded Francis Danby in the extraordinary sensitivity with which he and his more famous countrymen recorded the Bristolian landscape . 

In the centuries preceding the scientific renaissance in the West , Muslim scholars did far more than merely reproduce their heritage from the Greeks . 

This rally , on March 18 , drew a predominantly Russian and Polish crowd of at least 30,000 , and a similar exercise preceded further anti-independence demonstrations on March 27 and April 4 . 

This established that a political settlement had to precede agreements between the Soviet and DRA governments on the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan . 

Her death , however , preceded the publication by almost eighteen months . 

The French invasion plan of 1762 was very different from all those that had preceded it . 

The diplomacy which must have preceded this match , and Cnut 's desire for it , imply worries about Robert 's attitude which were to prove well founded . 

None the less , such a mass of available material has made nonsense of the old dream that historical judgment might , in principle , be preceded by a complete survey of every available piece of evidence . 

The 6.45 screening will be preceded by a short film ` Writing in the Sands " by Amber Film Productions . 

The visit to France had been preceded in January by a brief stopover in the United Kingdom en route to the UN Security Council summit . 

Translated into disciplinary terms , the study of international economic geography should precede social geography and town planning . 

The declaration of intent which precedes these vows implies a similar level of commitment and flexibility . 

It involves an arduous ten kilometre run preceded by a long assault course , against the clock , finishing with a shoot on the firing range . 

Yet the broader developments were in some ways preceded by an important new kind of cultural formation which has to be distinguished from national groups . 

One also feels he potential of moving images being explored in some simple documentary footage , as in the almost abstract shots of boys throwing snowballs , wind-surfing , skating and tobogganing in Winter Sports ( 1902 ) . 

They used to used to go up this , as you say it was part of the erm holiday , used to go up this mountain , driven up this mountain then they 'd toboggan down . 

Left foot forwards , knees slightly bent , I rode the board down that precipitous slope like a man tobogganing down a glacier . 

Many of those classified as ` psychosomatic " may in fact have been sensitive to food . 

Sri Lanka had a lot going for it : democracy going back to 1931 and a literacy rate which , at 88% , is the highest of the 43 countries the World Bank classifies as ` low-income " . 

Elizabeth and Helen were living in the community after many years in an institution for people classified as ` mentally handicapped " . 

ALTHOUGH classified as ` New World , " South Africa is far from au newcomer at wine making . 

Some of those same cells may also be referred to when the device is presented with an instance which it has already classified correctly , so later learning can upset what was learned before . 

Many studies also classify the South West , the East Midlands and the West Midlands as parts of the ` South " . 

Hodge and Whitby ( 1981 ) classify such state activities into three types : the improvement of locations as sites for industrial development ; the reduction of relative costs , and the improvement of information flows . 

Some argue that it ` produces a tendency to classify all old people as suffering from incurable diseases . " 

These statements do n't simply classify a child as falling into a particular group . 

Most manufacturers classify the warmth of their bags by giving them season ratings . 

Nonetheless , the requirement to classify capital instruments according to whether they contain an obligation to transfer economic benefits does not apply to shares issued by the reporting company . 

There are many variations in temperament and it is difficult to classify them into strictly defined groups . 

Nevertheless , Christine Brooke-Rose does not classify herself as a feminist . 

To classify all reckless killings as murder might be too broad , but the point remains that some reckless killings may be thought no less heinous than intentional killings . 

That is , it may be arbitrary whether one classifies lions as Panthera leo or Felis leo , but not whether one classifies all lions into one species or several . 

McAlpine and Cook evaluated these results by classifying the derived polygons by size and boundary complexity . 

Unfortunately , the funboards people tend to classify their level by the type of board they sail rather than how well they sail it . 

Recall , we shall classify algorithms by their forms of input . 

Since rocks of different composition absorb and reflect light differently , astronomers can usefully classify the asteroids into 16 groups on the basis ( more or less ) of their colours . 

It was possible to classify rectal sensations into a group with no sensation , a group with intermittent need for defecation , and a group with continued need for defecation throughout the distension period . 

Again , attempts have been made to classify purrs into different types , but they all carry the same basic message of friendliness . 

Since earliest times , mankind has classified the world into four elements -- earth , air , fire and water . 

In the present study , we classified asymptomatic diabetic patients into two groups according to presence or absence of cardiovascular signs of autonomic neuropathy using standardised criteria . 

One must expect this and while we are trying to understand fully the development of dune shapes and dune systems , it is necessary that researchers should classify dunes on a descriptive basis . 

Hence the geographer usually chooses to classify climate on a vegetational basis , assuming that vegetation is mainly a response to climate . 

He must be careful not to follow any ` red herrings " that will result in him classifying his fossil on the basis of ambiguous similarities . 

A lender classifies a borrower on the basis of credit-worthiness which , in turn , depends on the borrower 's status , income , current loan commitments , purpose of the loan and so on . 

This involves taking a sample of households and classifying them according to their income groups . 

It is helpful to classify patients with Type 2 diabetes into obese and non-obese . 

Of the rest , twenty mentioned various kinds of community-level effects which I would classify as affecting the local way of life . 

In 1954 , 31 per cent of those officially classified as in work were in this category . 

But from Prime Minister to school dinner lady , married women are routinely classified not according to the work they do themselves , but by the work which is done by their husbands . 

We acknowledge that stroke patients may be classified in the progressive or non-progressive disorder category . 

They were classified into two distinct groups , those who gained entry through traditional methods and those who had not . 

The collection could then be classified hierarchically by choosing one character -- say size -- at random , and dividing the collection into orders according to that character . 

Some exhibitors will bring a tray containing about forty berries which have to be classified by colour and weighed . 

Diagnoses were classified by National Institute for Communicative Disorders and Stroke and Alzheimer 's Disease and Related Disorders Association Criteria and the Hachinski score . 

Books and files are classified by subject and arranged on shelves and in filing cabinets by the alphabetic class mark or alpha-numeric file code . 

Some patients classified as Broca 's aphasics have dysfluent speech but normal complexity of grammatical structure ; others have reduced occurrence of function words , prefixes and suffixes but fluent speech ; and so on . 

She termed people fair or dark , and there was scarcely one of the valley 's many-hued inhabitants whom she did not classify by colour . 

And when morbidity statistics are available , they are not ordinarily classified by the demographic factors of present interest . 

Almost 80 per cent of an estimated 17,000,000 refugees in the world were in the 47 countries classified by the UN as LDCs . 

This approach , therefore , introduces severity ratings whereby patients ' illnesses are then classified into one of four categories of severity , within the same disease category . 

The computer goes through its list of 7000 engineers and site workers , classified into five groups depending on location and qualifications , and decides how many to call . 

The big improvement with the council tax is that we 've gone back to the old system which is 100% rebates for those classified on low income . 

` In our library , they 're classified under Crime , Romance and General . " 

Osteosarcoma is not usually classified with hormonal cancers , but its onset largely coincides with the final hormonal growth spurt in teenagers . 

It shows the city from Bonsecours churchyard : the bridges , the spires , the river bending away past Croisset . 

At church follow road as it bends to right but immediately take enclosed path on left , signposted Knightley Way . 

Then came the corner , the road bending round the walled compound of a Sheikh 's racing stables . 

The Maggot turned in his seat and rummaged in his camera bag until he found a battered Nikon and a roll of black and white film . 

Wearing a black cardigan and no make-up , she rummaged in her bag for her superstar life-saver kit -- The Dark Glasses . 

Grabbing her toilet-bag and towel , she rummaged in her bag for her comb . 

As I rummaged through the chest , gathering up as much as I could carry without dropping any , I found knitted scarves , blankets , gloves , socks and all sorts of garments of varying sizes . 

Melissa rummaged in a drawer and dragged out a timetable , glancing at the clock . 

Jamie was already pulling on his trousers ; Loretta rummaged in her dressing-table drawer for clean socks to wear with an old pair of trousers . 

She rummaged in her handbag for the key on its wooden key ring and tried to fit it into the lock . 

She rummaged in a Gucci handbag and took out a small bottle of aspirins . 

Sabrina zipped up her anorak as she stepped out into the cold night air and rummaged in her pockets for the keys to the Audi Coupe . 

Ruth sighed irritably and rummaged in her pocket for a chocolate bar . 

Pushing himself with indolent grace away from the door , Rourke came into the room and began to rummage about the shelves beneath the counter . 

She smacked her lips with an air of finality and rummaged for her pipe . 

Herr Nordern rummaged in his desk , brought out a half-bottle of schnapps , two glasses , and poured drinks . 

He rummaged in a metal toolbox , lodged against the windscreen . 

Cornelius rummaged through the contents of the boot and found them to be very oily indeed . 

Sarah rummaged under the bed for a tin box , opened it and brought out a piece of patchwork lined with blanket . 

He reached into his bag with one hand , and with the other pushed the radio in while he rummaged . 

As Selwyn rummaged around the shed for his tools , Barney Summerville came out of the garage wiping his hands on an oily rag . 

Although I was shackled to a radiator , my blindfold was removed and I was given a cup of water and a sweetmeat . 

Shackled to an oar , she strained in a galley as an oiled mountain of flesh beat a huge drum . 

Settled in what had become his usual position , Hargreave watched and waited in the observation chamber as Wingate was led in and shackled to the heavy steel chair in the centre of the room . 

After hearing reports that South Vietnam shackled political prisoners in crowded metal cages with little food or water , he arranged for some of the congressmen to visit the prison on Con Dau .

Some peacekeepers were shackled to potential targets and filmed by Bosnian Serb television .

Once at the prison , the nine men were herded into one room and shackled at wrist and ankle .

The more dangerous prisoners would be shackled together for security reasons .

`` When they shackle me , like they shackled my slave ancestors and take me off to jail , nobody in this room will see me crawl , '' the black congressman said .

Lamps swung above their heads , red and green and white in the warm darkness . 

Dad steadied the bottom of the ladder but it still swung about a bit which really frightened me . 

The precession of the satellite 's orbit -- the way it swings slowly round the Earth -- will mean that successive 30o-segments will overlap by 15o , so assisting the procedure of confirming sources . 

Ships are advised to give the islands a wide berth , as the seabed is constantly shifting and massive magnetic anomalies cause compasses to swing wildly round the rose . 

Caroline hesitated , then took a step towards the fireplace , but Nicolo Sabatini swung towards her . 

Amused by this demonstration of Portuguese laissez-faire , Ashley watched for a minute or two , then swung away to begin her shopping . 

It was as much as it could do to raise a whimper of greeting as the tail swung laboriously back and forth . 

Lissa switched on the light , and Rebecca swung round sharply to face her , shock startling a gasp on her lips , the torch falling with a muffled thud . 

Inside the shrine the bells start ringing , rhythmically clanging as they swing up and down , round in an arc as the cord is pulled and released . 

A dim lamp swung over the entrance where three steps led up into the foyer . 

As he loosed the mainsheet the sail swung across to its new position . 

The heavy boom swung across , catching him high on the left side of his forehead . 

He was briefly interned by the Germans in Tunis , then liberated by the Americans . 

Albert Mokhiber , president of the Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee ( ADC ) , does not believe that anybody in the government wants to intern Arab-Americans . 

Ya'acov Friedler was interned in the women 's camp at Port Erin with his sister , who had asked for him and his brother to join her there . 

The arrest was made on 4 May and Gandhi was interned in Yeravda jail . 

The story was so mad that your brother was being told to shoot Martin Meehan and that I was going to be interned for doing nothing . " 

He was considered to be one of the most dangerous of all the fascists and was interned until the end of the Second World War . 

Only on the outbreak of war were steps taken to discourage its members from any anti-war activity when two of its leading members , Oliver Gilbert and T. Victor-Rowe , were interned on 22 September 1939 . 

Interned from 1932-33 in a Nazi concentration camp , he fled to Czechoslovakia after the war . 

Arrested and interned by the Germans , Adair was eventually moved from Bayonne to Fresne . 

The Japanese interned those who surrendered without a struggle and killed all those French elements who put up a resistance . 

He did n't want to go to Switzerland : if he did go , the chances were that he would be interned there for the rest of the war . 

Liddell later returned to China as a teacher and missionary where he was interned by the Japanese at a camp in Weifang . 

Vacating the City to recuperate at a weekend retreat is nothing new . 

City officials will order the Palais de la Civilisation to vacate its home of seven years to make room for Quebec 's first gambling casino . 

Outside the breeding season birds vacate the ledges to wander the oceans . 

Guests will be required to vacate their rooms by 11 a.m. , noon at the latest , to enable the housekeeping staff to service and clean rooms for the next group . 

You are requested to vacate your tables by 2.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. respectively . 

Diners are requested to vacate their tables by 8.15 p.m. and 10.45 p.m. respectively . 

He has acquired the Cork Street premises vacated three years ago by Bernard Jacobson . 

And we have to vacate this room in three months ' time because of the restoration work and the collection must be catalogued by then . 

Boris Gromov , had agreed that CIS armed forces would vacate Chechnia on a " mutual security basis " . 

You will be required to vacate the land on six months notice expiring at the end of any month . 

After ten years in partnership , Nik Powell vacated his office at Virgin in less than twenty-four hours , and Richard Branson was on his own . 

Lord McAlpine ended his tenancy in May , vacating the house before a two-day auction of his possessions at Sotheby 's . 

Clerical staff at Oxford Polytechnic vacated their desks for the picket line . 

There was no fire , and all four occupants quickly vacated the wreckage with no more than minor injuries . 

Hekmatyar threatened to " mount the last act " if the Uzbeks did not vacate Kabul within a week to 10 days . 

Many old farmhouses were , of course , sometimes divided into two or three cottages once their gentry or yeomen owners had vacated them . 

There was a smell of coffee in the air and a feeling that every room had only just been vacated by somebody . 

The far bank was not going to be vacated by the enemy without a struggle . 

Agreeing to the deal , I will vacate my pad every Monday evening and every third Sunday . 

He will thus vacate possibly the most influential post in English domestic cricket when the game is at a watershed . 

One lunchtime Barry and Diane were sacked , and told that they and their three children had to vacate their living quarters there and then . 

Despite such setbacks to the normalisation policy , the RUC has continued to fulfil the security role vacated by the Army . 

Mr Gough is now sitting in the European chair vacated by John Bullock who retired in October last year . 

Sprague Electric , which vacated in 1985 , will donate the abandoned complex if state funds are secured . 

If , then , the Member is still of unsound mind , his seat is automatically vacated . 

He flicked two inches of ash on the floor and sat down on the edge of the bed I had just vacated . 

Immediately fire drills were followed and the building vacated . 

She has five hedgehogs hibernating in mounds of leaves and a kestrel which was left on her doorstep with a damaged foot . 

If the temperature drops below 5°C , the hamster will hibernate and can be revived by placing on a thick towel wrapped around a hot-water bottle . 

In fact there is nothing fixed about such interpretations , because the way the fossils are understood may change over the years , but it is usually some time before new discoveries percolate into the popular presentations . 

The basic solution is first to restrict the flow of water percolating down into the aquifers by planting trees , preferably native species , on the higher ground . 

Overdone , it can create an unstable , flour-like tilth which will turn to porridge and pan in wet weather , preventing water from percolating to the subsoil . 

The stream bed below is normally dry as the water percolates through at a lower level . 

These brines percolated downwards , causing dolomitisation and leaving the pre-existing texture and porosity of the sediments largely unchanged . 

As the water percolated through the rocks , the leaching process became less effective and the porosity that was created decreased progressively away from the exposed surfaces . 

This message has begun to percolate through the corridors of science power . 

Leaking oil and spilled water around the wellhead percolates through to the groundwater , carrying pollutants . 

The original limestone consisted of calcium carbonate , but sometime after it was formed , water rich in dissolved magnesium percolated through the rock . 

Use the vibrating plate to encourage sand to percolate into fine cracks between blocks . 

Since it may take decades for water to percolate into these aquifers the problem is a long-term one , and bearing in mind the increasing use of artificial fertilizer since the war , one which may return . 

The gas had percolated into the hotel basement from a fractured welded joint in an intermediate pressure main situated below street level and belonging to the defendants , a public utility company . 

He wanted above all to know that he still lay safe and quiet in his nameless grave ; he was heavy and burning at heart with his longing to ask , but he would not . 

The desire burning inside her was too strong , and she returned his kiss , hearing him moan at her response . 

The flame that had been burning inside her since their first kiss burst suddenly into flame . 

She gave a jerky nod , trying to combat her jealousy , knowing it was unreasonable , unjust , yet feeling it burn inside her , unstoppable and intolerable . 

From behind him came the hubbub of the powerful men who would project him into 10 Downing Street , fulfilling the dream which had burned inside him all these years . 

But the enthusiasm which burned inside Imre Pozsgay when he joined the party at the age of 17 has been extinguished by the bitter experiences of the past 40 years . 

She shifted restlessly in her seat once more , imagining she could actually feel the angry pinpoint of fire burning deep inside her womb . 

But , even at 40 , he still burns with ambition to dump Indy racing and make a Grand Prix come-back . 

His soul burned with a righteous fury over the injustice of it all . 

Burning with impatience , Jurnet waited while the coach driver left his seat and joined the four young women who were helping the passengers to alight . 

It has to be , you think , the product of a group of pained souls , shadowy wordsmiths burning with intensity , desperate to communicate their anger and their enthusiasm . 

Helen , climbing the stairs , burned with a curious mixture of exaltation and foreboding . 

Zacco was told and threw himself , burning with zeal , into the new plans . 

The social gospel is best preached by someone who burns with zeal rather than sexual desire and has espoused God alone . 

The end of my teddy-tail is tickling like mad , but it is not-nice for boys to scratch down below . 

Should we wonder that they might influence some children to think that the real world is all like that ? 

How dare he influence her to give up her studies in England to walk the streets of Copenhagen ? "  

Cave has influenced other kindred spirits to leave behind self-immolation in favour of The Song . 

The Insert mode , the normal mode for most programs , inserts new text at the point of the cursor , shifting the text to the right and below to make room . 

If you insert three blank rows at the top of the spreadsheet you can use B2 to record the average inflation per year that you expect for the life of the savings plan . 

When inserting an attenuator between a source and load in order to implement attenuation , it is often highly convenient if the loading of the source is unaltered by the insertion . 

If using a longer message or saying , you could insert thin decorative lines between each line of text . 

Emily picked up the knife from the desk and inserted it between the top of the drawer and the desk and after a struggle , the drawer burst open . 

Loosen the skin from the flesh of the chicken by gently inserting a finger between them . 

It must be possible to write sections of text to external files without change to the original and to insert text from external sources at any desired position . 

Insert needle from right to left under both loops of stitch below and draw the thread through . 

Because Dustin had eaten a few hours previously , the anaesthetist had to insert a tube in his mouth to stop him choking on his own vomit . 

No attempt should be made to restrict an employee 's future place of work by inserting a restraint-of-trade clause in the contract of employment . 

Not content with this , a successful male inserts a chemical plug in the female which prevents other males mating with her and causes any male which sniffs it to become impotent for days . 

It is encouraging that the National Union of Journalists has now inserted an anti-ageist clause into its code of conduct . 

When a new guest inserts an authorised keycard into the lock , the room 's lock combination is immediately recoded , cancelling out the previous code . 

Quickly Robert inserted the needle into the thigh muscle , and in about a minute , the small body went limp . 

It is characteristic of Coleridge 's method that , having reached this point at the end of his first chapter , he inserts a chapter on a scarcely relevant subject . 

In one , Ackroyd interviews himself about his own book , dispensing the sort of reflections an author normally puts in the preface : only Ackroyd , the teasing narrative juggler , would insert them on page 892 . 

A technique used in some Chinese rugs which involves inserting the pile through a canvas or duck backing with the aid of a " tufting gun " . 

We felt this was an improvement over the rival system of inserting a tommy bar through the collet and using one spanner . 

Insert pulling cord through the cord holder and screw it to the centre of the lath on the wrong side . 

He inserted it through the side of his skull and , finding that he was still alive though in some pain , drove to a nearby hospital , where he later died . 

And he took a poisonous viper and forced its mouth open , and inserted a glass under its fangs and drew out a couple of drops of deadly poison . 

Willi 's strong , stocky body inserted itself under the Direktor 's arm and he supported him out through the theatre door towards the car . 

It is not a difficult job ; it merely involves removing airbricks in one side of the house and inserting a pipe under the floor and a small fan unit on the outside . 

The basis of the linking is to insert pointers within searchable text fields which effect the image retrieval once the text field retrieval has taken place . 

His last book , Antonietta , published in 1991 , tells the story of a Stradivarius violin , and Hersey inserted himself as a character . 

` Inserting the device inside the brain , actually placing it in the lateral ventricle ensures that the chemical is evenly spread around the brain . " 

The other thing to remember is that you can damage your discs by inserting them before switching the computer on , or for that matter by leaving them in while you switch it off . 

Business forms -- where screen based equipment is being used students can recall templates or stored formats and insert relevant information by doing a ` fill " . 

They might prefer to work out a general letter and simply insert the details such as where they saw the job advertised and the name given to the vacancy advertised . 

He inserted the key , released the padlock and the door creaked open . 

The answer here is to cut out the offending piece of pipe and to insert a new piece . 

Since structural information was only partially contained in the text captured by the keyboarding contractor , structural markup has been generated and inserted by the computer system in the first stage of processing . 

After laparotomy cannulae were inserted proximally by duodenotomy and distally by terminal ileotomy as described previously . 

Clause 11 of Precedent 1 is a very short form of confidentiality clause , which is mutually binding , while cl 11.1 of Precedent 2 is inserted by the buyer only to bind the seller . 

Floppy discs from the design computer can be inserted directly into the machine enabling a sample to be made within hours instead of days . 

On an acupuncture ward I watched a doctor insert long copper needles into the scalp of a one year old and saw the baby howl when every ten minutes the needles were twisted to stimulate the body energy . 

The stewards are also preoccupied stacking books , inserting leaflets and handing them out . 

A control account is merely an extra account inserted at the back of a ledger or kept separately to make the ledger self-balancing . 

The constitutional authorities see a transmission of orders from the many to the controlling few in the government whereby votes inserted at one end of the system become popular public policies and laws at the other . 

The tip of the syringe is then inserted from the side of the mouth , and the plunger gently depressed so as not to cause the medication to run out of the mouth . 

Another , their influential sweeper Franco Baresi , is to have a metal plate inserted in the left arm he broke in Sunday 's derby win over Internazionale . 

The terms and conditions inserted in this layout will also need to be uniform for each type of bill or related electronic message . 

From the machining room the sails go through to the packaging department where they are folded , inserted in sail bags and sent either to the despatch department or put into stock . 

The constable had five stitches inserted in a wound in his left wrist . 

When the chip is incorporated into a smart card and inserted into a mock up cash machine , the user only has to speak into a microphone to be recognized and given the cash . 

In all insects with normally developed antennae there is a pair of muscles arising in the scape and inserted on the base of the pedicel . 

The stomach , exposed by a midline laparotomy , was prepared for continuous perfusion by an inflow cannula inserted through the oesophagus and an outflow cannula inserted through the pylorus . 

Pacemakers are basically electronic pulse generators , surgically inserted under your long-sleeved T-shirt to make your heart beat when it 's feeling a bit dicky . 

Terms which are not expressly agreed between the parties but inserted by law into the contract are called implied terms . 

At first she sympathised a bit , but basically she thinks it 's because I dare to walk around and look people in the eye -- I 'm too challenging or flirty or something . 

But we are not simply judges or police officials , we are also human beings , and as human beings we sympathize deeply and sincerely with the terrible situation in which the Miletti family find themselves , and wish to do everything possible to bring it to a swift and satisfactory conclusion . 

DARLINGTON manager Frank Gray says he sympathises with fans who called for his dismissal after Saturday 's home defeat . 

This introduction to Piggy makes you immediately either sympathise with him or think that he was a pathetic little boy . 

My first reaction was to sympathise with him as he was making an effort to speak to Ralph , it was just Ralph who was making life hard for him . 

My tour lasted a match and a bit and I sympathise with Ian 's frustration and disappointment , " added Wallace , who is also an interamateur pilot . 

The practice was one ` to be discouraged " , though the Court sympathized with the magistrates " ` uphill task of dealing with literally hundreds of cases over and above their normal list " . 

He liked Curtis and he fully sympathised with his motives in going after the crazed killer on his own . 

I sympathised with Norman Lamont when his Access Card dealings were disclosed , but now that feeling has evaporated . 

Despite unemployment and money worries , he made two donations of £250 and £100 to Christian Aid and sympathised with victims of Serbian cruelty in Bosnia . 

A month later in Egypt she sat forlornly on her own in front of the Pyramids , knowing full well that the media would again sympathise with her lonely vigil . 

“ First you make a mystery out of a fairly ordinary — although for you — tragic — event , and , believe me , I do sympathise with you over that …

Ingmar took a pull at a hip flask , whilst Corker sympathized diplomatically . 

You have to sympathise , because all he wants to do is establish himself in his own right , in his own style and ultimately be recognised for that . 

John Major seems to sympathise , but the voters can be excused for not yet noticing . 

The House , prepared to sympathize , listened in growing anger as he doddered on . 

We adapt and cultivate the local talents and craft these skills , to meld the artisan and his world , so that they mix and flow with ours . 

The London-based firm was responsible for melding Encina with CICS . 

Go straight uphill in second field , initially with right edge and the barn 100 yds away ; the route finally veers right to leave field by far right-hand corner . 

Before reaching Great End however , follow the main path which veers to the right , down to a broad elevated col called Esk Hause ( 1.25 miles ) . 

The blackened road veered back and forth like smoke beneath the crawling sky , the verges glowed luridly . 

The route then follows the Ebor Way for a stretch before veering off right just before Hollin Hill Plantation . 

Ace sensed that its forward speed had slowed too , and that its course was veering rightwards . 

Twice a week a Second Secretary accompanied by a High Commission security officer had driven down from Nairobi with a gutted digest of the Service 's affairs telexed from London . 

A complaint , telexed March 2 to Germany 's Federal Criminal Police to support Singapore 's request for Leeson 's extradition , was shown to reporters Tuesday by Frankfurt prosecutor Hans-Hermann Eckert .

He would have liked to have stayed and pried further , but he had a list of figures to telex up to New York , and as usual Stephen wanted them instantly .

Twice a week a Second Secretary accompanied by a High Commission security officer had driven down from Nairobi with a gutted digest of the Service 's affairs telexed from London .

` I really do n't think anyone in this firm understands finance , " she telexed Moira .

When the company knew it had won an Award it telexed the Saudis .

When she heard that a particular decision had not yet been implemented she telexed Moira , complaining : ` BA would be very annoyed if he heard it had not been done . "

Who would assert with confidence that there now are more professors with ` data at their disposal " than there were in 1918 ? 

` A silly waste of 'ard-earned brass , " Jonadab asserted and George could not help but agree . 

He asserted explicitly that he appealed ‘ not … to the feelings or the passions of the House but to the stubborn facts , incapable of contradiction ’ . 

One frustrated delegate , the leading French politician , Paul Reynard , could assert in exasperation that ` the Council of Europe consists of two bodies , one of them for Europe , the other against it " . 

Some decades later Pecquet asserted flatly that deceit in diplomacy was positively dangerous and that " truth and probity are … the two qualities most essential to the success of a public minister " . 

In the US , he asserts , the government has realised that legislation is not enough and has set up the Computer Expert Resource Team . 

Social elitism , it is frequently asserted , effectively squeezes out working-class interests . 

First of all , " asserts Pancho Segura , ` Jimmy was number one in his mobility on the tennis court . 

` I can handle it , " asserted Tiptoe with characteristic modesty . 

` There are still significant savings to be gained , " asserts Mr Llambias . 

` I am not attempting to unravel their lives through the medium of art , " asserts Tessa Waite , wary of the view that artists should not work with patients unless they are trained . 

` There is nothing so disagreeable , " asserts Mrs Proudie in The Last Chronicle of Barset , ` as a lot of idle priests . " 

Those who said they ` liked " or ` did n't mind " housework seemed to be asserting their attachment to the norms of feminine satisfaction with housewifery . 

One of Wolfe 's targets is the critic Greenberg , about whom an apologist has gravely asserted : ` The significance of Clement Greenberg can not be overestimated . 

` There 's nothing romantic about my relationship with Florian , " Maria asserted abruptly . 

` Pace , " Paterson asserted , ` is only one element of the game . " 

He also began to assert that capitalism would be able to survive class struggles in Europe while it retained its powerful economic base in the colonies . 

The power to assert desires verbally is an essential characteristic of the potent adult . 

Secondly , you assert Sinead does not have ` courage and integrity " and then follow this up with an argument that these nouns should be reserved for Mother Theresa and fellow carers . 

The Africanists , whose ideological sympathies lie with the PAC , decided not to attend , asserting they had not been invited to serve on the convening committee . 

At the outset , it can be asserted the Young Conservatives we studied in no way constituted an ideological group like the Young Socialists . 

The central theme , that blackness and womanhood are rich and beautiful endowments , is asserted through the books . 

But as we saw , this claim is asserted with more fervour than is justified , since the case for reduction is by no means watertight . 

Even when Douglas asserts that as a researcher she will inevitably influence her research findings , she mentions that this happens ` in sub-atomic physics " too ( 1986 : 29 ) . 

Others assert that anthropology is the tree and sociology the branch . 

John McNeill , for example , asserts that the ‘ … issue between Romans and Celts went far deeper than the recorded exchange of arguments indicates ’ . 

But by asserting the ability of language to create true fictions , this celebration of the power of language is also helping to de-centre language 's supposed referential relation with the world of epistemological things . 

Yet within two years of the publication of this gloomy statement the educational powers that be were asserting the need to incorporate into the new National Curriculum educational preparation for citizenship . 

Levitt simply asserts the opposite -- that low-cost operations are the stamp of corporate cultures pervaded by the ethos of quality . 

Solbourne is figuring it 'll ship its Viking-based Series 6 in the fourth quarter .

Fastback Plus Unix product marketing manager Neil Norton figures they 'll start moving 1,000 units a month direct to some large customers and through their channels .

So I figured I 'd put up the five g's , get my name in the papers , maybe ease off the pressure a little .

They probably figure the public would n't like them very much if they dragged a sick girl from her bed .

SunSelect figures its first market is the existing Sparc base 25% of which has NetWare .

I figured there were a whole lot of answers inside that building and I figured that like or not there had to be a back entrance to it somewhere .

He figures it will be significantly faster then the PowerPC 601 and dramatically faster than Tsunami .

I ripped the top from my packet of cigarettes and borrowed a pencil from one of the barmaids to scribble the address and number of the house in Stuart Street .

` I ripped the locket from his sanguined throat and tucked it into the pocket of the maid where she slept .

He ripped the pages from the note-book , screwed them up , and hurled them at the waste-paper basket .

The hornets ' nest was ripped from the branch as the strip passed by .

THE IRA planned to rip the heart out of the West End last night with a 1,000 lb bomb .

During one fiery bout she ripped the telephone out of the wall and smashed it over his head .

But if he rips out all the electrical fittings then he is a nutter .

` You mess with me , Breakspear , " he said in a deceptively mild voice , ` and I 'll rip your spine out of your asshole . "

Without consideration he ripped the tape from her skin so that she winced with the searing pain .

The brother seized a table-lamp , ripping the plug out of its socket .

Will whoever is ripping the pages out of the Stoney new route book please grow up .

Tanya had ripped her eye out , had bitten her eyeball out , um obviously over the food that we had left out on the floor .

In April 2000 , the airport surveillance radar at Boston 's Logan Airport was ripped from it s mounting pedestal during severe weather conditions , severely reducing the number of flights in and out of Logan Airport .

Unfortunately , the church building was massively and unsympathetically restored in 1871 - 1878 , when most of the original interior was ripped out .

um-hum yeah when we moved into our house i just hated the bushes they had and i i ripped most of them out and put them somewhere in the back and put new ones out front but that was a lot of work took me a long time

and i left him in the kitchen with the little baby gates up while i was gone for about an hour and i came home and he had ripped my wallpaper off my wall

During the occupation of Boston , the English desecrated the church ripping out the pews and using it as a riding school .

Sinatra then reportedly ripped the phone out of the wall and threw it across the room .

and there were sounds of things breaking and you know you look you know we at one point we woke up to the sound of the uh the electric lines being ripped off our house and

and he paid his monthly bills and he just you know wrote all the checks on the screen and hit print and it printed out like ten checks and he just you know they 're perforated and he just ripped them off they go through just a continuous thing on the printer and

um my roommate was attacked and she got away unharmed but scared to pieces and had had all of her clothing ripped off of her um

he ripped them off and stuck them in the envelopes and there they went you know and he said you know i can balance my checkbook in seconds you know because it 's all in the computer you know so

It depicts the giant Tityus , whose punishment for raping the goddess Leto was to have his liver ripped out each day by a vulture , only to have it grow back each night .

The paper adds that one of these witnesses also described a woman having her clothes ripped off her while she was `` crowd-surfing `` over the mosh pit .

During the 1980s , Cornwell worked in a coroner 's office , and now she specializes in clinical descriptions of autopsies , explaining in graphic detail how to analyze the vaginal swab of a raped corpse or how to test skin ripped off a tortured child 's buttock .

The courses for it s 23 students could have been ripped out of a Modern Language Association catalog , circa 1995 : There are classes on feminism , `` new spiritualities , `` environmentalism , postcolonialism , gender , race , media , dissidence , and , of course , pop culture .

We always enjoyed watching the Mah Jong players too , in the cafés and restaurants , and seated at tables on the waterfront . 

I turned my head away then , because Mum always said it was n't decent to watch people undress . 

` Now the nephew always watches the Regal Arms very specially close . 

` After chapel we used always to go down there and watch them battle it out , " he says . 

` The points of entry will be very closely watched and we will co-operate fully with the authorities in Sardinia . 

Finally , Budapest is closely watching the personalities currently running Romania 's affairs . 

He studied the boy a moment , aware all the time of how closely the tutor was watching him . 

He watched as Molly flapped the blanket free of crumbs and folded it neatly . 

I watched through George 's window as Filmer made great effort to go towards her with a smile , drawing attention away from the gaunt-faced man , who returned to the station . 

Michael Swinton watched her in silence as he had watched her before , only proffering as he had done once before a handkerchief which he had plainly also used as a paint rag . 

As a kid , he had watched the film Ride the Wild Surf obsessively . 

I was also diverted , watching the film on video , by what she was writing on her official papers . 

Maybe JTR helped pick up the pieces or did he watch the poor man 's agony from afar ? 

As the balloon reached the eight hundred foot marker , he began chatting lightheartedly while at the same time watching the flag man on the ground . 

In Nicodemus , Kansas , the sole remaining town of black settlers on the plains , Mr Frazier says he found true joy watching the people at a dance . 

Every Summer , visiting day trippers could be seen enviously watching the local people enjoying themselves out on the sand and wondering how the devil they got out there . 

Lily sat beside Stephen in the cab and watched the streets and the faces of people sliding past the window . 

My nominee for the non-sport of the future is one which I used to watch on television regularly . 

I sit watching Victor 's television through stale air thick with tobacco smoke . 

He said it missed her head by inches , while they watched election coverage on television last night . 

` I have been watching videos of my fights and I have been making a lot of basic mistakes . 

We have always loved to talk about and look at ourselves , as anyone who has watched or seen on TV home videos of family life can tell you . 

When learners watch video programmes in the target language , they are exercising their listening skills as they do when they listen to an audiotape . 

For entertainment Koresh forced the Branch Davidians to watch violent and horrific videos , usually of films about the Vietnam war , to instil a militant and defensive mentality . 

Sometimes he would secretly watch other eagles whose territory he had trespassed over , to learn from them the art of quartering back and forth over an area to find prey and flush it out 

The eyes even seemed to watch me when , during the autumn , I often picked wild blackberries at the end of the platform . 

Auctioneer Andrew Wallace , company fieldsmen and some 30 farmers watched the sale which was transmitted via satellite from the University of Plymouth 's ground station to Beeston Mart . 

She hid in the silent , stony rooms and watched Tallis secretly when the woman came into the castle , dragging with her the body of a man . 

It is also useful to watch how other pilots handle the glider . 

He watched how the expression of her face changed , one moment full of hope , the next sad , as her mood changed . 

Dazed as I was , I managed to roll on to the floor and crawl under the table as people crowded over to watch what they thought was a fight . 

In a window in the bottom left hand corner of the screen Tabitha watched her credit flickering merrily away . 

Andy had given us a special ticket which was non-transferable , so we sat in the departure lounge disconsolately watching half-empty flights leaving for Heathrow . 

Sitting in the back of the car I watched the suburbs going by under the street lights . 

Instead , they went on watching the Syrian tanks manoeuvring down the road half a mile away , in what had the previous day been the Christian front line . 

Watch your fish carefully at feeding times to ensure that they are all behaving well and that all the fish are obtaining some food . 

Disabled people will be able to watch birds at Fishburn Pond , Bishop Middleham , from a hide built by construction students at New College , Durham . 

Charlotte and Ursula watched the broadcast together at Swans ' Meadow , Ursula nursing a gin and tonic as she did so . 

Watch the next News at Ten with your now-sensitised ears : you 'll be amazed . 

Her two sons had watched the scene from a distance and were soon to report it to the authorities . 

Lendl , whose only tournament title this year came on clay in Munich , stood and watched 15 aces from the 143rd-ranked Borwick fly by . 

Charlie watched him from the bedroom doorway with a kind of dull contempt . 

He watched her from the corner of.his eye , and saw her look aside and blush . 

This chap had obviously been watching Mrs Connon in her bedroom , from the street almost certainly , or the garden . 

Answering two Australian journalists who wondered whether Major would rather watch the Games in Sydney or Manchester , he smiled and said : ` We look forward to welcoming both you Australians here in 2000 . " 

Next , switch from auto-focus to manual and practise setting the focus by hand while you watch the effect in the viewfinder . 

While you are watching these bones in the water , you must on no consideration take your eyes off it . 

The capacity of the south-east corner is only 2,108 and such was the demand for tickets in Leeds that 8,000 fans watched the match on close-circuit TV at Elland Road . 

The general took my father on a visit to the trenches : Brian and I went with him and there we watched British shellfire on the Turkish lines . 

I remember watching the last episode on your predecessor ATV when it was repeated in 1976 and the announcer talked of people calling in with various theories about what it was all supposed to mean . 

Her wide , dead eyes stared at him , watching him through a curtain of blood . 

I 'm aching to run , but make myself sit for a second while she watches me through the black circles . 

Remembering the first night , when she watched the Jowles through the kitchen key-hole , she thought that she was always spying on them . 

I watched the scene through the window of George Burley 's office while I talked to Bill Baudelaire 's mother on the telephone . 

From under his eyelashes he could see Mrs Morgan was watching her husband with a sort of furious compassion , and was careful not to catch her eye . 

Carey looked dumbstruck , Ruthven strangely excited , whilst even Melford leaned forward and watched Benjamin with amber cat-like eyes . 

It seemed to me shocking that they should engage in such a crude , almost obscene activity in public , and I would watch them with fascinated repulsion . 

Shiona was still standing by the elevator , watching him with suspicious hazel eyes . 

The girls at the depot watched the development of this incongruous relationship with incredulity . 

They waited at the North Col for three awful days , watching the deserted ridge for any signs of life . 

The Doctor stepped back , watched her for a moment , and walked round her to the console at which Britta was working . 

If successful , they will be notified in April and the programme will be shown in the autumn -- watch this space for details ! 

To watch the ceaseless spinning for too long made you feel sick and dizzy and a bit out of step with everything else . 

Marcus , who had resumed his composed posture , his hands clasped on his knee , watched this performance with lifted eyebrows . 

If he flattened himself against the wall of the foyer between the Swiss cheese plant and the rubber plant he could watch them without getting in the way or being a nuisance . 

Adults will watch the sexual emergence of their offspring , or their friends ' offspring , with a mixture of satisfaction , anxiety and envy . 

Watch the Christmas-week special , Zebra in Your Stable , on BBC1 . 

It 's another race , the stakes are higher and this time you 're being watched more closely by the authorities . 

STEVE LLOYD , Moseley 's giant Uruguayan-born second row forward , is to be watched by Wales rugby union scout Terry Cobner when he plays for the Barbarians against Leicester on Boxing Day . 

His youthful and handsome appearance and his quick intelligence gave him a " star " quality that was particularly effective in the four televised debates between the candidates , which were watched by 110 million Americans . 

During its six days in Havana harbour the St Louis had become a tourist attraction , and its departure was watched by an estimated crowd of 100,000 . 

Ken was disturbed to know that he was being watched during a live performance , even by a man who was providing an audience out of sheer admiration . 

As it seemed to be fairly certain that the children would now not come that way and the main rides need be watched no longer , the Leader went back and called the thin man in . 

HILL FARM , in the heart of south Somerset , is about to undergo a revolution that will be watched with interest by neighbours and from further afield . 

Booked by the hour , the previous occupants were sitting by the table watching their six-year-old child poke a cue at the remaining balls . 

Woolley , arms folded , watched him get up and limp away , trembling with rage . 

Not trusting her voice , she shook her head , and , pulling herself up into a sitting position , watched him walk away . 

Try explaining it to Ashley as he sits in the back of the minibus watching the streets of Salzburg slip by for the last time as -- filming finished -- we begin the journey back home . 

The companies are watching carefully lest other lobbyists try to slip the tougher provisions back in . 

If the surface is calm , and you are watching carefully , preferably with binoculars , you will see a slight vortex at the surface due to the water displacement beneath . 

I watch carefully the articles coming off the assembly line and remember that that one was the first , that the second and so on . 

For many months I watched carefully for the smoke from fires , but I did n't see anything . 

Fred watched carefully in the mirror for some muscular indication of what his friend had in mind . 

` Cup places are up for grabs and I 'll be watching carefully tomorrow to see if any player is saving himself for the semi-final , " said Malone . 

Mme Guérigny insisted that I watch closely while she performed this rite . 

So I ask this congress to watch closely this benefits agency , and let's make sure that the sick and maternity grants get paid correctly to what they are entitled to . 

He was sitting with his hands inside his pockets , legs crossed , shoulders hunched , watching closely as if Rogers were trying to trick him . 

Martha , mesmerised by her friend 's ordeal and grateful to feel the guilt of her attack on Nana ebb away in this greater crisis , watched silently from the corner of the tiny room . 

He watched silently and impassively , chewing his overdone steak , and retrieving his cigarette from the ashtray between courses . 

She lay awake , excited at the prospect of the pig sacrifice Dai Huang had promised she could watch at dawn . 

Neighbours who were not so well thought of stood and watched at gun-point , while their homes went up in flames . 

Was he watching at this present moment from some hiding place high in the rocks ? 

There was just a risk , however minimal , that the Iranian Embassy had people watching at the main passenger termini . 

Watching at the scene was one of the unfortunate residents , Mr. Worby , manager of the Co-operative Society 's Outfitting Department where I was often taken to buy clothes . 

Off to the side , Carrefour watched mockingly from a comfortable chair . 

I well remember watching from the projection room the first showing in Vancouver of ` Knickerbocker Holiday " , with Charles Coburn singing that fine old ballad ` September Song " . 

Folly watched in agony , praying that now she had found no card she would lose interest . 

Lisa watched in a kind of mute subdued horror as the waiter came in and began to arrange the coffee things on a low glass-topped table between Vass 's armchair and her sofa . 

Remember to reduce speed on downhill stretches and to watch in the mirror for traffic which may be about to overtake , and which could therefore set up a swing . 

Business investment is an area that bears watching in the coming months to see if the recovery is sustainable . " 

If Leeds are so shite why does he still go to Elland Rd to watch on his days off I wonder ? ? 

Much of Europe now has its champion to watch on that famous , treacherous stretch ; and to many , the champion is better known and better loved than any politician . 

But what would we watch on telly when bowlers finished matches early ? 

Of the arriving crowd of 800 , some 150 stayed to watch on closed-circuit TV from the centre 's bar . 

Instead , she watched through the ambulance windscreen , her heart in her mouth as the plane lost height and approached the runway . 

From my place in the queue I watched through a chink between two lockers the ladder party assembling by the window . 

She slammed the car into gear and drove through the hilly back streets of Monte Carlo watching through the rear-view mirror to see if she were being followed . 

The observer will need to be there observing , but possibly behind a hidden camera or watching through a one-way vision screen -- he or she need not be in among the action . 

Before Tiananmen , when the Peking students ' mourning for Hu Yaobang , the deposed Communist Party boss , was evolving into political protest , Hong Kong had watched with amazement . 

From a distance , the tall dark-haired man watched with disbelief , his handsome green eyes following Beth 's every step . 

For the next decade , until June 1967 , the Palestinians watched with envy the triumphs of Arab nationalism under Nasser 's leadership , but remained politically passive . 

He watched with interest a young girl in front of him in tight trousers . 

Fingers touching across her stomach in the pockets of her raincoat , she watched with agreeable melancholy the duckpond tirelessly forming circles under the ceaseless battery of the rain . 

He stood to one side of the bay window and watched beyond the net curtains . 

An echoing place , and dank and smelly too if cattle have sheltered there lately and left their spoor ; or if foxes have hidden for a time , and watched for prey on the embankment nearby . 

If you are out of practice , make a particular point of watching for cross wind effects on take-off and landing . 

Watching balefully from afar was the party 's ultimate , though lame-duck , boss , President Mitterrand . 

The Greek 's friends at his previous table watched benignly ; and the phalanx of small boys switched support . 

Corbett devoured it hungrily while the gaoler watched impassively but , when Corbett tried to ask him a question , slapped him in the mouth , grabbed the bowl and waddled out of the cell . 

When he had gone they stood in silence , watching keenly , but without much hope . 

Jack Butler was almost ugly when he was angry ; it was a side of him that the many thousands of women who watched racing only to catch a glimpse of him never saw . 

And then Sally Gunnell talked to me about stuffing her gold medal in a cupboard at home . 

` She told me , thank God , that she had to stuff a handkerchief in her mouth to stop laughing too loudly . " 

The car and the trucks accelerated into the night , the same night that concealed the sergeant as he stuffed the money in his pocket , telling himself that Rommel knew best . 

James slid off the arm of the sofa and stuffed his hands in his trouser pockets . 

Shamlou picked up the buff envelope and stuffed it in the pocket of his windcheater . 

She rolled up her pyjamas and stuffed them under her pillow , before quickly pulling the bedclothes to . 

He picked up a cockerel by its feet , stuffing it under his arm . 

If an official representative of the Museum approaches , stuff your lunch under your jumper ! " 

I heard Bernice coming just in time to fold the photocopies and stuff them inside my jacket . 

` It 's all so long ago , " she added , stuffing more crisps into her mouth . 

I smiled cheerfully , wished everyone a good morning and began to stuff the food into my mouth . 

He stared at her for a long moment , and then he turned , stuffed his hands into his trouser pockets , and stared out over the lake . 

Chemical apparatus tends to be broken , or reused in new arrangements ; but the historian may hope that even here laboratories may have had capacious cupboards into which unused pieces have been stuffed and thus preserved . 

Off the back of the door he took an old net shopping-bag that his Mum hardly ever used and stuffed the carton and biscuits into it . 

She collected up the letters and stuffed them back , higgledy-piggledy , into their brown paper and cardboard nest . 

Chris had already been given a severe ticking-off when he 'd admitted to the box-office that he 'd lost count of the number of tickets and cheques he 'd stuffed into all his suit pockets . 

In the event Mazzin was after the notebooks we 'd stuffed down the front of our pyjamas . 

So after this meal , when I find I 'm stuffing foul non-rancid things down my throat -- without bad effects -- I try a quick scuttle round the room . 

Sally took the strip of paper and stuffed it down the front of her skirt . 

As soon as a character lays a hand on this item , the skeletal Cleric grips it more tightly . 

He went to answer the door himself , his right hand gripping the Walther automatic . 

For a moment he thought the gendarme had seen the incident and he instinctively gripped the holdall tighter . 

Pike was talking to a waitress and gripping her wrist very tightly . 

This not only strained the backs of my arms but also made the aluminium legs screech against the ground , which set my teeth on edge . 

The wheel rim screeched against the stone but Dougal ignored it . 

A right-hand fork appeared suddenly ; Volkov took it , the Renault 's tyres screeching . 

Firefighters tackled a blaze which severely damaged a bungalow in Micklow Close , Redcar , and caused smoke damage of adjoining properties .

About 15 firefighters tackled the blaze in a silo at I'Anson 's mill in Masham in the Dales .

About 100 firefighters tackled the blaze whose heat damaged windows of nearby houses .

Fire crews tackling the blaze were hampered by exploding gas canisters .

Fire crews tackled the second blaze in three days in an empty house in Trent Street , Middlesbrough yesterday .

Firemen tackled a fire in the Albany Court old people 's sheltered housing complex in Hartlepool .

Fire crews were called out to Farmway at Piercebridge in the early hours of yesterday to tackle a blaze involving animal feed .

They were turned away as eight fire engines brought firefighters to tackle the blaze at St Anselm and Cecilia church in Holborn , London .

House blaze : Fire crews were called out to tackle a blaze at a house in The Greenway , Middleton St George yesterday .

Putting Labour in charge of reducing unemployment would be like sending a fire fighter to tackle a blaze with his hoses full of petrol .

ACTION STATIONS : Workers race to join firemen tackling the inferno after yesterday 's huge blast at the Castleford chemical plant Picture : PHIL SPENCER

Farmworkers led animals to safety as firemen tackled the blaze in a garage and storeroom at East House Farm , Kelloe , near Durham at about 4am .

At its height more than one hundred and fifty firemen tackled the blaze called from three counties .

Firemen tackled a blaze in a garage at Beckenham Gardens , Hemlington , Middlesbrough , which destroyed the building and a car inside .

Firemen tackled a blaze in buildings at Tees Grange Farm , Coniscliffe Road , Darlington , at about 4.10 pm yesterday.Five tons of baled straw were destroyed .

Firemen tackled a blaze in the kitchen of a flat in The Esplanade , Redcar last night .

Hartlepool firemen tackled a motorcycle fire in Huckelhoven Way and a blazing car in Keith Road .

The strain gauges were bonded to the shaft and took 200 readings per second . 

Butyl liners ( unless they are bonded to a coloured plastic , which adds a cost , with few benefits ) are black . 

The grasses are woven together with cotton to form a mat , which is then bonded on to a paper backing . 

Balls of Semtex -- slightly bigger than Maltesers but powerful enough to blast away doors -- were found in the shoe heels , which had been hollowed out and then bonded together again , security sources disclosed . 

Upper and sole unit were then bonded together , not stitched and pegged , as in traditional boot construction . 

The most popular is reconstituted stone : this is made by bonding coloured aggregates together under pressure , to recreate blocks with one decorative face and end , in imitation of natural quarried stone . 

They must be bonded with thermo-stable epoxy resin ( see Chapter 4 ) . 

` The metal we used is from an old caravan roof which we bonded to the wood with Evostick , " explained Tony . 

A powerful Muslim force was besieging his city of Tiberias and he gave the order to advance to its relief knowing full well that by leaving his camp he was risking battle .

A massive Roman army besieged Jerusalem , utterly destroying the Temple and razing the city to the ground .

It was while he was besieging that town that the king contracted a fatal illness .

James had managed to besiege the city of Derry , but as had occurred in London in the Civil War , the apprentice lads saved the city by closing the gates .

-- despite both being besieged by jet-lag and the six hours it needed to complete their second rounds .

Other travel terror stories , like travelling by taxi to Bombay airport and being besieged by one-armed , one-legged , one-eyed , two-headed beggars , now seemed pure joy .

` Edward can not sit there , besieging the town , with us here .

In the autumn of 1428 the English , under one of their most notable commanders , Thomas , earl of Salisbury , besieged the town .

The region is scarred by ruined forests and watersheds eaten away by acid rain and other pollutants , rivers and lakes fouled almost beyond recovery , croplands contaminated with agricultural poisons , crumbling cities besieged by a virulent assortment of airborne chemicals .

Seven miles off behind him , Eochaid and Ferteth and Cormac were fighting to save Perth and Scone from the army besieging them ; and here , motionless under the sun , were a hundred men who could help them .

A hostel in Quedlinburg , south of Magdeburg ( Saxony-Anhalt ) , was besieged for four nights on Sept. 8-11 and 71 arrests were made ; in this instance local politicians and sympathisers with the residents stood guard against the assailants .

Osric certainly continued the war with Cadwallon , and besieged him in a fortified stronghold .

Mikvas are being excavated in Israel , and at the top of Massada where the Jewish zealots were besieged by the Romans around two thousand years ago , a mikva has been discovered among the ruins .

In 1549 the French King , by now allied to Scotland , besieged Boulogne .

But before he could besiege Turenne , sickness among his men caused him to withdraw .

This act of selfless good nature earned her a fine of one hundred francs and caused a riot in the Latin Quarter when enraged fans besieged the Prefecture of Police .

Bernard paints a picture of a pope harassed by worldly affairs and commends the example of Pope Gregory the Great , who , while the city was besieged by the barbarians , found time to sit down and write a commentary on Ezekiel .

During a week of nightly attacks on foreigners in Saxony on Sept. 17-23 , police had to evacuate some 250 people , mainly from Romania , Yugoslavia , Vietnam and African countries , when right-wing elements including skinheads and neo-Nazis besieged their hostel in the town of Hoyerswerda and pelted them with Molotov cocktails , steel balls and other missiles .

A mother who flogged her eight-year old son with a belt , gave him cold baths and forced him to stand naked for hours at night , was called ` inhuman " by a judge yesterday . 

There is little evidence that the Romans used to flog their victims before crucifixion . 

A large man , the executioner , flogged the woman upon her back fifty blows . 

On one occasion while he was in Abyssinia , a letter from them was smuggled down but was intercepted , whereupon the guards responsible were flogged for days . 

A fire chief working in Saudi Arabia is to be publicly flogged for breaking the country 's alcohol laws . 

He began to flog Luke unmercifully , bringing the lash down across back , buttocks and legs again and again . 

For a soft effect , thin down an oil-based paint with spirits , and then apply your colour with a brush . 

As before , a little water was used to thin the acrylic to the consistency of cream and most of it was gone over twice to get an even coverage of bright intense colour . 

Thin the remaining Greek yoghurt with a little water and spoon into a piping bag fitted with a plain piping nozzle . 

If wood is to be stained as well as filled , then it is possible with some makes to thin the filler with the wood dye , so that dyeing and filling can be carried out in one operation . 

Fill a paper piping bag with royal icing that has been thinned slightly . 

The colour was thinned with water to the consistency of cream and applied with soft synthetic haired brushes . 

The paint is soft , handles well and is easily thinned with water , though of course it is waterproof when dry . 

Oil pastels can be thinned with white spirits using either brushes , rags or both . 

Suddenly I found myself in hospital clinics being peered at by hundreds of doctors , all making interested sounding noises and saying long biological words . 

She had watched him go amongst the caskets , then lift one of the lids , peering inside . 

I was walking round the vehicle , peering underneath to check the state of the tyres and the exhaust line . 

Omally peered furtively about the bar and gestured the barman closer . 

She hurried to the pond and peered among the reeds to see if her friend was visible . 

Our horses slowed to a trot , a walk , as we peered around us in the mist . 

She peered at the Christmas cactus she had bought for Alan and decided it looked distinctly sorry for itself . 

Tug sat down where the Woman pointed , but Doyle began to walk round the room , peering at the table from all angles . 

Sometimes she stopped for hours to gaze across the sea , to peer between rocks , to watch an osprey ride the thermals . 

The foreman was behind them peering between their shoulders , and there was a sniff of impatience . 

An Arab woman , a Palestinian , was peering from the upper balcony . 

On the second stairwell she could see the landlady peering from the doorway of the writer 's room , pink with anger . 

He reminded Harry , in his build , expression and asthmatic wheeze , of a bulldog peering ill-humouredly from his kennel . 

The body of the ark was green , with painted heads of animals peering from the portholes . 

Loretta drove slowly , peering from side to side for a glimpse of the Red House . 

The elderly Chas Varley was peering in some confusion at an arc of screens which pulsed with read-outs and rippling waveforms . 

The kettle switched itself off , and she peered in a cupboard for a rarely used teatray . 

By peering hard in the same direction , I could just make out the faint flicker of a distant plane . 

He strolled up the long arcade , pausing frequently to peer in shop windows at the expensive goodies . 

Willie peered in the window and wiped away the mist his breath was making on the glass . 

His mother was applying blue eyeshadow with a brush , drawing down her eyelids and peering into the mirror . 

He eyed the sword-point warily before peering past it to the body on the floor . 

I thought she might be under the front part of the colonnade , and peered cautiously round the corner . 

The door opened suddenly and Rachel 's coy face peered round it . 

Climb the hill and enter the echoing fifteenth-century Gothic church to peer through glass panels at the medieval foundations . 

She peered anxiously through the glass doors into the reception area . 

Intrigued , he moved forward on to the balcony and peered down cautiously . 

I tried to peer in but it was getting too dark to see properly . 

The moon peering in helped her to see and there was no need to switch on the light . 

The Deputy Director of Crisis Relocation peered sternly over his spectacles . 

` He is the best American comedian since Jack Lemmon , " raved New Republic . 

` Jimmy Montgomery comes in one day a week to coach the goalkeepers , and he raves about young Adrian Swan . 

I had half expected him to begin raving about cursed women and sending Melinda to Asyut . 

Basically everyone raved about Leeds that day -- and Tuesday was a comfortable if a little uninspired . 

If the popular music press start raving about you , people will flock to your gigs . 

He was raving at Maurin , at all the people who had failed to live up to his expectations of them . 

` He was ranting and raving at me , " the ward sister said , ` in German " 

Matilda was still ranting and raving against the absent Earl for getting himself captured . 

He was afraid to keep him in his own house because the old fellow rants and raves upon occasion and might distress Mrs Browning . 

They got him down the line eventually , but he was raving by then . " 

` Just think , " she raved on , as they drove past honeysuckled hedges and trees covered with reddening apples , ` six months in New Zealand . 

Mavis was n't Henry 's favourite person -- she was a bit too loud and bossy for him -- but he felt quite sympathetic as she raved on about the Kelly Competition . 

She was allowed to talk about herself if he was allowed to rave on about black men . 

And for about five minutes they rave about how flattered they are , a little bemused but clearly touched . 

Every time I rave about how sexy Rancid Hell Spawn 's distorted , chaotic pop-stupidity is and every time you take not a blind bit of notice . 

The village is fascinating ; the sort of place the press have been raving about for the past four years when they talk about ` unspoilt Turkey " . 

Henry claimed custody of the child but her kinsmen fortified their castles and refused to hand her over .

In 1643 , during the Civil War , Prince Rupert fortified the town again as winter quarters for the King 's Army .

Edward the Elder fortified the town in 917 when Watling Street was the frontier between the Saxons and the Danes .

Hadrian had already fortified the city and brought in heavy garrisons for defence ; he now sent to Charles invoking the agreement between the Franks and the papacy .

The argument thus far can be fortified by a consideration of the nature of the ` ought " .

He scowled and once more she was forcibly reminded of his Viking heritage , the cold , hard power that had fortified the Norsemen as they had bounded from their makeshift camps intent on conquest .

Bridges were also fortified at this time and the Monnow Bridge in the Welsh border region is a survivor ( 481 ) .

In Nigel Lawson 's first year as Chancellor , he fortified himself with whisky and soda , but tempered his consumption latterly by sipping spritzers while upping alcohol duties .

Dislike of party lists is often fortified by dark suspicions about the quality of the candidates they supposedly include .

In south Wales these manor houses were often heavily fortified and , because of this , are frequently referred to as castles .

Innocent 's building at the Vatican was fortified with towers and an encircling wall and was meant for longer residence .

The access to Lombardy had already been fortified by Desiderius , with defensive positions in the Alpine gorges at Ivrea and Susa .

It was greatly fortified by an army research unit based in the United Kingdom , and by a unit established in Australia where antimalarials were systematically evaluated in controlled clinical trials in army volunteers .

The Keynesian Yellow Book , fortified by a sharp and confident pamphlet , We Can Conquer Unemployment , gave them that .

On 23 August 1939 this feeling was fortified by an event quite unforeseen on the Left and , indeed , by many others .

Her position , and that of the Treasury , was fortified by election successes and economic recovery .

The two men once more threaded the invisible path among the pitfalls , snares , and hidden dangers with which the Trapper had fortified the approaches to his dwelling .

Although partially ruined , the watchtower had been rebuilt and fortified by Skarsnik 's Goblins .

A PEDESTRIANISATION scheme which has angered disabled groups in Darlington is to come into force from March 29 . 

It angered her that he appeared to think this amounted to a great concession . 

It angered her that anyone 's work should be treated cavalierly because someone with a little authority regarded a newsroom as a draughts board . 

It angers me that an insurance company attempted to kick us in the teeth when all we were trying to do was protect ourselves . " 

A PLAN to close one of Machynlleth 's two hospitals has so angered local people that town councillors are to fight the proposal . 

Mr Knight , who angered colleagues when he lashed out at homosexuals by saying ` Stop sodomy " during the General Election campaign last year , said the gay issue had played a part in his decision . 

But the proposed development has angered environmentalists who argue there 's no need for more housing in Swindon . 

It overturns an earlier decision by a government inspector , and has angered the local MP who had opposed the building . 

And Mr Hurd who 's angered the Greek Cypriots by his plans to meet the Turkish Cypriot leader , declined to comment . 

Newly independent Ukraine is angering the West by its reluctance to give up nuclear weapons . 

Police fired warning shots over the heads of the demonstrators to disperse them , but this angered the crowd , and several thousand people marched on Skanderbeg Square . 

We were greatly angered by the arrest last month of proponents of a multi-party system . 

Anti-poverty campaigners have been angered by the Chancellor 's budget decision to tax domestic fuel . 

The theft , at allotments behind the Beechwood and Easterside Club , Middlesbrough , has angered the racing club members so much they are forming a vigilante group to keep overnight watch on the lofts . 

The report deeply angered Price Waterhouse because it had not given evidence to Senator Kerry 's subcommittee . 

Perhaps the rather strict parson would not approve of her travelling so far on a Sunday .

The U.S.P.G.A. reconsidered the decision and announced that Louis ' entry would be approved as one of the 10 allowed to the local sponsors for invited amateurs .

They approved of her becoming a nurse and going to France , but they told her she should have done it sooner .

Mrs Bradshaw had met my mother a couple of times and they plainly approved of each other .

Mathilda Grey did not approve of my joining them but shrugged her shoulders and accepted it ; it was one of the millstones on the road to becoming Lady Macbeth .

Agreement had been secured locally for the deployment of 500 armed UN peacekeeping troops in the capital , Mogadishu , and on Aug. 28 the UN had approved the deployment of an additional 3,000 troops .

However , I still have to say I do not approve of your climbing ladders . "

In February 1961 Parliament was asked to approve the grant of an extra £12,000 in the Supplementary Estimates .

They would certainly not approve of the various purges devised by Jan .

All patients gave written informed consent , and the studies were approved by the ethical committee of the Royal Liverpool University Hospital .

This study was performed in the Grampian group of hospitals and was approved by the Joint Ethical Committee of the University of Aberdeen and the Grampian Health Board , with all patients giving informed consent .

This study was approved by the ethical committee of the hospital .

Two or three Zuwaya had reputations as excellent poets and would record their poems if pressed : indeed , one made a charge for doing so , a practice not approved by all .

Major structural changes were approved at a plenary session of the ruling Mongolian People 's Revolutionary Party ( MPRP ) held on Oct. 3-4 .

THE German Federal Cartel Office has approved Krupps ' takeover of its steels rival Hoesch , after Krupp promised to sell its auto-suspension operations .

Sgt Steve Atkinson said thieves walk in through unlocked back doors and snatch whatever they can . 

A TIGER snatched a five-year-old girl from a van full of tourists after smashing a window with a paw and dragging her away by the head . 

Jail chiefs have been told a prisoner snatched the keys from a warder who fell asleep on duty . 

Impatiently , Jezrael pushed the canopy back and an icy blast of wind snatched it from her grasp . 

She snatched it eagerly from his hand and began to eat with great relish . 

He snatched his furniture from the house and dumped it on a tip , then took the car which he had given her as a present away for scrap . 

The man burst into the Alpine Cafe in Marine Drive , Southport , and vaulted over the counter to snatch £90 in cash . 

Although Rangers could have snatched a point in the dying moments when Allen 's shot was blocked , an equalister would have been harsh . 

It fastened on Mala like a grasping hand and snatched her into the air . 

She snatched her coat off the kitchen table and stormed out of the kitchen , shouting , ` And if by any chance I do need an escort , it wo n't be my bloody brother . 

Keith tried to snatch the pen away from her and she slapped his hand so that he did not jog her . 

Joyce raced down the road despite the crowds and snatched the child away from the would-be thief . 

There was no need to barge in , in such a dramatic manner , and snatch it right out of my hand ! " 

It is only with your help that the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic can be snatched away from the looming danger of counter-revolution . " 

Lord Haw-Haw would be snatched from the clutches of his armed bodyguard , dragged to the nearest convenient tree in Kensington Gardens , and strung up without ceremony . 

Jim and Pauline McGregor feared they would die after being snatched while holidaying in France . 

The dealers snatch the baskets of produce they have bought and rush them to waiting lorries . 

Magistrates used the in loco parentis provision of the Criminal Justice Act to impel the authority to compensate the 78-year-old woman who had her bag snatched by the youth . 

He had obviously heard every word , and from the look of it was none too pleased to have a juicy story snatched from under his nose . 

Irritated , she snatched out the earpiece and let the set dangle round her neck . 

He snatched up his knapsack , not bothering in his haste to shrug it on . 

Then as a waiter passed by bearing a laden tray , he reached out swiftly and snatched up a glass of champagne . 

If Mola got there first , not only would he snatch that honour from him , but it might also mean the end of the war and his return to the relative anonymity of normal army routine . 

His house was broken into , his fiancee was attacked while walking home and had her handbag snatched , and then his car window was smashed . 

More time is needed for meetings to make sure that everyone has the opportunity to participate fully .

We will ensure that every employee has a right to participate in decision-making in their enterprise .

Polish women assert their right to participate in media and in churches

Executive responsibility -- as part of a team the solicitor has the opportunity to participate to a greater degree than an outside solicitor in the commercial decisions resulting from advice .

` I am delighted to have the opportunity to participate in this type of training . "

They participate actively in the learning process and receive direct feedback as to the progress they are making .

Increasingly , the teaching staff participate fully , but the governors and senior management might consider broadening the process to include non-teaching staff and the parents who , after all , are the clients .

These ` research associates " will participate fully in the main fieldwork stages of the investigation .

However , it is often the case that shareholders do not participate actively in this process .

On the other hand , girls have not participated strongly in male-dominated subjects .

He or she will be expected to participate actively within the Centre 's research activities .

I think just everybody participates very well in the lessons and make some good contribution .

Do boys and girls participate equally in both physical and intellectual activities ?

They also agreed to participate with the business sector in a " national dialogue " to reactivate productivity and encourage national reconstruction .

Maybe it all stems from never being allowed to participate with the big boys in childhood beach games using oil drums as wickets .

We have developed a most successful Urban Design Initiative where students from schools of architecture have participated with practitioners in developing imaginative approaches to exploring the potential of vacant urban sites .

There are many opportunities for disabled people to join in team or individual sports , and within some sports people with handicaps can participate with able-bodied people .

The decree also stipulated that foreigners should not participate in political activities , " work studies " or research .

Since its inception , however , it had developed into a complex web of regulations which prevented civil servants from participating in most political activities .

More than 100,000,000 voters participated in the elections , the highest number in US history .

Grants are not given into the control of women participating in the projects being funded .

Although all members participate in the decision-making process , votes are allotted in proportion to the size of their quotas .

If the Labour Party wished to participate in government it would have to shed its Marxist-Trotskyist wing or make it impotent . "

Fifty-three patients participated in the rehabilitation programme and 63 acted as controls .

Since staff recruitment is perhaps the key task of a bureau 's management committee , it is normal for the chairman and perhaps one other member of the committee to participate in the interviewing process .

The majority of the Group 's employees participate in defined benefit pension schemes based on final pensionable pay .

All major Antarctic Treaty members refrained from participating in the vote .

The report also stated that more than 51 per cent of voters had failed to participate .

Just as we create our individual world with our mind , so we participate in shaping the Universe in which we exist .

Democracy is the right of people to participate in running and determining their own destiny .

All students in Compact schools participate in working towards Compact goals .

For many , the Students ' Union will be the first opportunity to participate in making decisions on matters which will significantly affect their student lives .

It was suggested in the US and European press that Syrian , Iranian or Palestinian groups might also have participated in planning the bombing .

Fortunately Roy was only toying with me , eventually agreeing to participate in good spirit .

The remaining five Democrats participated in a second nationally televised debate ( the first having been held in December ) on Jan. 19 .

In 1987 , with the approval of the local medical and optical committees , Islington general practitioners and optometrists were invited to participate in a pilot prompting project .

All teachers could usefully participate in an initial brainstorming exercise , sharing ideas and strategies , and perhaps suggesting some local sites or resources .

It is hoped that the reader will participate to some extent in this activity by sharing the perspective of the workshop team who worked on this text .

Attempts are made to improve existing courses , either as a result of personal observations , or from discussions with participating students .

At 11.37am on Friday , November 20 , a spark ignited a curtain that led to the Windsor fire . 

The spark was supposed to ignite the fusion reaction or miniature thermonuclear explosion . 

Officials said the accident , caused by sparks igniting leaking hydrogen , had nothing to do with the nuclear process at the Zaporizha plant , which is Europe 's largest . 

Andrew Morton was badly burned when a spark from his welding-torch ignited a fuel line . 

Nell moved to a collection of cans and packets on the floor near him , kneeling as she ignited a solid fuel heater . 

Unfortunately , the tunnels were still full of gasoline vapour , which was ignited by the gun 's muzzle flash . 

On the top was a pole wrapped in straw which could be ignited by the cossack sentry in case of enemy incursion . 

The burners are instantly ignited at the touch of a button and the pre-set simmer control allows you to turn the flame low without it going out -- ideal for cooking sauces . 

A petrol-filled barge was ignited off Shoeburyness on August 8 . 

Guy Fawkes Night will come a week early in that part of Skipton this weekend when the steam railway ignite a big bonfire and firework display . 

Then shielding her eyes with her arm she craned to peer inside . 

She craned to see what the man was dragging , it looked like a body . 

He was craning his neck to look up but nothing was visible except the rolling grey mist that had almost reached the jeep . 

Cleo turned and craned her neck to take in the massive black pile rising behind them . 

Omally craned his neck above the crowd and peered towards the sinister contrivance . 

The ostrich , anxious to join in the fun again , craned his long neck well forward over the boundary fence . 

Most of the young , rather shabbily dressed people in the pub shouted over it or craned their heads closer to hear . 

A group of grinning Koreans from Kazakhstan craned their necks skywards as she spun like a top . 

People in Donegal listened earnestly to the priest , craning forward as if to show him that they were there , but did not seem to be taking in the words . 

The old man stopped in surprise and then craned forward , squinting in the dim light coming through the grimly fanlight . 

I draw parallel with the door and crane forward to see into the room . 

Helen , never taking her eyes off Alexandra , craned sideways so that she could wind a finger round and round in a hole in her black stocking . 

Her embarrassment forgotten , Folly craned across him to see the dome which , until now , she had seen only in pictures . 

` They 've done it , the young swine , " he groaned , craning out of his high window , clutching the cold dewy sill . 

She stopped the car and craned out of the window , trying to see over the blackberry thicket that stretched for half a mile along the cliff-top . 

He craned over the balcony again , but finally he seemed to sigh . 

There was a shout on the bridge , and the knot of figures craned over the railing . 

The voice from the back of the room caused every head to crane round , although the mild tones of Phil Aldrich were known so well by now to everyone . 

I had lunched at Buckingham Palace and them met with her at Ascot . 

They lunched at a small eating-house near the Brass Bridge , with the Luggage nestling under the table . 

He lunched at a pub on the way down and arrived at the Incident Room shortly before two . 

Her son had been detained on his way to Dunvegan , so they lunched in a stately dining-room , and then went to the drawing-room to meet the family . 

Every Friday he lunches in the Glasgow Art Club with about a dozen friends and only displays momentary irritation when he fails to hear an occasional bon mot . 

They had lunched in a crowded riverside pub , where Giles had talked smoothly and continuously on a general level . 

Too obviously he had lunched well on a dish laced with garlic , and he kept twirling his dark moustache , of which he seemed inordinately proud , while in halting French I explained my purpose . 

We lunched quietly , indeed wordlessly , on the fluidal sausages . 

The very first time I met him , we lunched in downtown Barcelona with his first wife , Susy . 

The deviant is one to whom that label has successfully been applied ; deviant behaviour is behaviour that people so label ( Becker , 1963 , p. 9 )

As mentioned , many people who break laws are never found out and are thus not labelled as criminals .

Thus labelled , it relinquished the parents of their last shred of moral obligation to their son ; even managed to convince them that in the end none of it was their fault .

Never before had he gone so far and labelled himself an alcoholic .

As status is a relative quality , for many of us , our conscious awareness of labelling ourselves ` low-status " usually depends on the people and the situation .

It could be argued that such questions are of little value as respondents may be unwilling to label themselves as being in poor health .

An example of such ` political " postmodernism in the fine arts is the work of Ed Kienholz , whom critics have labelled a neo dadaist .

The critics , in labelling him a big spender , also ignored his ability to spot bargains like Roberts and Hapgood .

Some critics have labelled such shows a huge con but , according to Arts Centre spokeswoman Alison Lister , the display has received a warm welcome in Darlington .

OLYMPIC champion Linford Christie yesterday blasted critics who label athletics as Britain 's most drug-troubled sport .

Henry was not the miser which later historians have labelled him .

First , there is no point in labelling children , progress , teacher or school as ` unsatisfactory " unless this goes hand in hand with the means to bring about improvement .

Parents who do not detect an intermittent hearing loss can become irritable and controlling and label their child as disobedient and unresponsive .

How can pupils be categorized and what are the consequences of perceiving , labelling and responding to pupils in certain ways ?

For example , when troubles blew up at the Heath Town Estate in the Midlands they were immediately compared with Broadwater Farm and the place labelled a ghetto in the way the media treated the incident .

Could you have labelled it in a way that would sort of help yourself more ?

A third criterion for labelling something unmarked is relative neutrality of meaning .

Nor is point B on the iso-vote line labelled V feasible , a point which involves inflation and expected inflation of zero and unemployment at its natural rate .

Not one for the purists , they said … others labelled it soft porn .

A new range of competitively priced plain & printed computer labels , has been added to the current stationery products and end-of-line labelling systems available from Limpet Tapes Ltd .

An expert on Oriental destinations , Mr Collins labelled Angkor the greatest tourist asset in South-east Asia , and the keystone of its future development .

These essential features are illustrated in figure 7.5(a) where the impedances of the arms are labelled Z 1 -Z 4 .

After I graduated from high school in 1984 I shaved my head and kept my hair short and they labelled me a skinhead .

Too many airchair critics who call themselves journalists have attempted to label Oliver Stone a paranoid and battle-scarred Vietnam vet first and a movie-maker second .

He repeated the name slowly , disbelievingly while his cool regard labelled her a liar .

It was an unsuitably domestic scene for two people labelling someone a murderer .

He had stuck labels in various places so that Willie would associate an object with a word , until after a time Willie labelled them himself .

3 H Labelled 25-hydroxyvitamin D 3 added before extraction and determined in the effluent from the HPLC column , served to correct for losses and differences in injection volumes .

Instead they seem to close ranks against any criticism and label it persecution .

The Useless Quack joined the Navy and grew a gingery beard , which enabled Lewis ( always anxious to invent fresh sobriquets for his friends ) to label him the Red Admiral .

` Mr Jacobsen , I hardly think my alleged avoidance of you is justification enough for labelling me a man-hater . "

He labels them the Unemployment Society , the Leisure Society , the Employment Society , and the Work Society .

Dame Barbara , 91 , hit out at a survey which labelled her Britain 's 34th richest woman .

Yet what degree of commitment should we expect from someone before we decide to label them a Jacobite ?

Radioactively labelled oligonucleotides I , II and III were incubated with F9 nuclear proteins and irradiated with an UV-lamp ( 253 nm ) for 5 minutes on ice .

The bucolic finale also goes rapidly , but I can not complain , since Mozart invites that by labelling it both Vivace and a minuet .

Tank Girl has no time for fantastic dreams , drinking , as she does , beer from bottles labelled Git This Down Ya Neck .

The Toyota has a pair of Simulknit levers labelled 0 and S. These should be on S for Simulknit and O for everything else .

Handling the fast terrain with confidence several sceptics had previously labelled him a mudlark with no acceleration - Captain Dibble jumped superbly under champion Peter Scudamore , gradually grinding Dalkey Sound into submission .

To label Nizan a Stalinist may appear unjustified and even reprehensible to those whose image of Nizan is circumscribed by the rebellious , iconoclastic picture projected by Sartre .

Some labelled it an Australian Private Eye , but there was more to it than that .

The press may have labelled them all Brats , but not all of them had any great desire to raise hell and make headlines .

Another possibility is that as the aggregate demand curve rises from AD to AD 1 the expected level of prices rises to P 2 , and the relevant short-run supply curve is the line labelled SS 1 .

I would never , ever have said I was anorexic , until a neighbour and now a close friend , Anita , came out and labelled me one .

To ignore the general implied upsurge in academic attainment was , the Committee recognised , by inference to label the surveying profession a second league one .

Mr de Soto was much offended when one of these commentators labelled him Rasputin .

The bookcase , labelled Robert Maxwell Chairman in mother-of-pearl , contains some of the 6,000 tomes in the 29-room mansion .

Accordingly , we wrap it up in a little computer procedure , label it DEVELOPMENT , and prepare to embed it in a larger program labelled EVOLUTION .

There are three types of neurons , labelled X , Y , and Z. The X-neurons and Y-neurons are input cells , the Z-neurons , output cells .

They fear that if nothing is done , the fish will disappear altogether . 

` I fear we have to make a quick decision , " said Oliver ironically , looking out of the window and seeing a departing victoria . 

First and foremost , we have to understand that we rarely fear what we have found to be true . 

She most feared what people thought of her , and imagined that they talked constantly about her behind her back . 

They wriggled their basslines where others feared to have fun . 

Jaq feared being marked as a heretic ; but that was not the reason why he was being specially scrutinized . 

The old person may fear being cut off , and the family may feel they are abdicating responsibility , experiencing some guilt . 

They fear damaging the child within their secure family relationship . 

Today , millions of people fear losing their job , their home or their business . 

Peter and Ann despaired of Jacqueline , but feared her destructive urges . 

Thus a widowed mother of an adult son is loved and trusted , but also sometimes feared by him . 

He knew that this tunnel-like place was shunned by tramps and feared even by drunks and peg-sellers . 

In the grip of winter 's ice , the same hill was feared by riders , drivers and those on foot . 

Although he had suffered only a broken arm , it had been feared by two doctors at the scene that he had suffered serious head injuries . 

Women 's wisdom has long been feared : Old Women , Witches , Sibyls , Seers . 

LEE SHARPE feared the worst when hospital tests showed the young United star had meningitis . 

They fear endless meetings and worry that they do n't know enough to join in . 

Throughout the main growing season vegetables , fruit and flowers are gathered or cut according to need , often before they are fully ripe .

Scathach used the periods of summer to hunt for food , and gather edible plants .

Insects can be gathered not only from their nests and tunnels , but from the air .

Everything is growing apace , especially the weeds ; there are plants to be watered and crops to be gathered .

In the past , carnivorous plants have been gathered by unscrupulous collectors from the wild ; a practice that has depleted natural stocks .

We have to travel thousands of miles to gather the fruits , and vegetables of our labour .

They were going to spend the day in the forest , gathering mushrooms and wild strawberries .

The men hunted and the women gathered plant food , and the produce was shared by members of the band .

Before that date it is known that the original Indian population of the Georgia coast hunted , fished and gathered their food .

Each year for six years he gathered the seed and planted each grain again .

Those which do not contain pyrozines naturally , gather them from noxious plants , either eating them as caterpillars or drinking them as adults .

Many of these hide in the day to avoid desiccation , and gather their food during the damper night .

He stops , creases his brows and stares with closed eyelids into the distance , as if wrestling with some new concept . 

Talbot listened again , and just before the allotted minute was up , he leaned forward and creased his brow . 

Tucker shoved his earphone aside , creasing up his face to hear better . 

Ena grinned , creasing her fat face until her eyes almost disappeared . 

The cause is not signal splatter ; the noise which annoys the deaf is at a much lower frequency . 

It annoyed her intensely that she should have thought for a moment that the dreadful feeling she 'd experienced when he 'd told her he had an engagement was jealousy . 

The knocking annoyed me so much that I tried to open the window . 

Mr Maxwell annoyed councillors when he bought the six properties at above market prices and them boarded them up . 

` Technology can help people who are non-musicians to express themselves , but it annoys me when these people say it 's more valid than the musicians who can actually play their instruments . " 

It annoys me when I hear the criticisms that come from the Secretary of State for the Environment . 

It annoyed her to think he had imagined she would do the same . 

IT really annoyed me to see leaders of the public service unions on TV going on about how a pay freeze would be unacceptable to their members . 

Leeds were annoying me at their sudden inability to keep the ball on the pitch , either kicking it off , or playing stupid passes up front ( down the middle ) straight to their keeper/defenders . 

` Because ` e 's my mate , and it annoyed me at the time to see ` im get ahead of me . " 

However , as a matter of principle it annoys Hon. Members to think that Welsh Members should adopt such an attitude , because millions of pounds of English taxpayers ' money are directed towards Wales . 

he he was so good that he never annoyed anybody by silly remarks . 

That was another thing that annoyed her about the child : she always had to find something nice to say . 

If they annoy suck-holing , spittle-licking , brain-dead Tory scum like you so much , then they must be doing their job . 

The Prime Minister dare not present a clear picture , because such a picture would annoy some group or other in the Tory party . 

His eyesight was below par which disqualified him from being a pilot -- and annoyed him a lot -- but he passed out as a navigator . 

At breakfast she occasionally annoyed us by reeling off lists of groceries we were all to pick up during the day and bring home in time for dinner . 

When Jesus was scourged by the Roman soldiers he bled like a man . 

It flicked behind each dimpled knee ; and then scourged her at intervals from her pretty ankles to her shoulder blades . 

He then sets out to scourge the thronging temples of moneychangers and idolators . 

It flicked behind each dimpled knee ; and then scourged her at intervals from her pretty ankles to her shoulder blades .

Mussels and oysters are usually canned in cotton seed oil which is very strong , so they should be well rinsed before use and , if necessary , tossed in a little olive oil to restore their flavour . 

A large shipment of sardines canned in Tangier was sold to representatives of the British Consulate by Hollander . 

Of course there was nothing to guarantee that the soup you were canning would measure up to the quality or taste of Mother 's , nor that other soup canners would not make the same sales appeal . 

I would eat tinned vegetables , being sure to drink the water in which they had been canned , and I would conserve body fluid by eating little or no protein . 

Both ordinary and thermal plasterboard are also available with a backing film which makes it resistant to water vapour .

In the hunt for both markets and resources , managers invest to create three basic kinds of new advantage that make it more difficult for others to compete .

One answer is that testing makes nuclear weapons safer , a desirable aim .

You 're making it easier for them because you want to believe what they 're saying .

We can make it difficult for the respondent to do this by randomizing the direction of the successive ratings so that ` desirable " is sometimes on the left and sometimes on the right .

This made it difficult for modernist aesthetics to become oppositional .

It sometimes makes hands sore , but is more of a nuisance than anything and , of course , the afflicted hands and feet look awful .

The operating conditions make short-term or spot contracts highly risky ; stockpiling is uneconomic , because bauxite has few alternative uses .

All of this has made me understand that it is time for change , and I want to explain how I believe I can continue to serve Britain .

The latter makes what is already an internally homogeneous organization even more enclosed and protective .

It is designed to make Europe a place where movement from one country to the next is as easy as possible .

AIDS has made me think twice about how safe the whole thing is .

This makes them even better because if there is a problem you will have two chances of being paid instead of one .

The anguish of being parted from her beloved sons William and Harry will be made even worse by the knowledge that she can no longer share her troubles with her father .

` When he talks to you he makes you feel as if you are the only person in the entire world , " said one woman who met him on the campaign trail .

They can be made even more attractive by the addition of frills or a scalloped heading .

It always made him sick when he was expected to watch the turkey-killings .

The vessel dipped above the surface of the river and Rostov judged that it was hovering roughly over the spot where the escape pod had disappeared . 

The sun was already dipping behind the evening clouds and the colours and fun had disappeared . 

A silver-washed fritillary butterfly dipped between the tufts of grass to find the violet leaves on which she lays her eggs . 

Above us the fronds of the palm trees clattered in the warm wind , while out to sea Bonefish 's ragged and patched sail dipped in the steep waves beyond the reef . 

The October sun dipped into the Atlantic , silhouetting the Paps of Jura as we shoved off into the sound toward Harry 's Island . 

Sometimes as they fly , they tilt their bodies so that their tails dip into the water , and beat a further few strokes , renewing their impetus and extending their flight . 

A flock of goldfinches fluttered and dipped through a patch of tall , seeding thistles , making the sweet , plaintive call that the Saxons call ` chirm " , or ` charm " . 

Jon Gittens ' over-hit back pass was dipping under the bar until quick-thinking Pears turned it over with a neatly executed back header . 

He felt the bed dip slightly under her weight , and he knew she was kneeling beside him . 

The interested reader is invited to dip into " Organisation and Management of a Solicitor 's Practice " ( Longman , 1980 , updated to 1991 ) for guidance in these respects . 

She watched when the sun dipped away and let darkness come with its moon riding high and silver . 

The next morning Carolyn stayed in her room and read , dipping in and out of Clare 's books and staring out of the window , feeling surprisingly content . 

You dip down the drive from the Yoxford to Peasenhall road across an ornamental bridge and on towards this plain and golden Greek Revival house . 

I dipped down into a valley , crossed into another field -- moving faster and faster -- and then climbed up towards a thicket . 

The nose dipped further , and the flame suddenly raced along the wings and around the cockpit . 

His white feet slapped across the cold chapel floor , and he opened the barred door . 

Then she was out of the water , her feet slapping towards the showers . 

Her hands slapped the wall , like someone drumming a loose rhythm on a tom-tom . 

John Taylor 's huge hand slapped Morris painfully between the shoulder blades . 

Down in the channel they could hear the water slapping against the greasy mud walls . 

As they worked the sound of water slapping against the canal walls was a ceaseless accompaniment to their labours . 

At night , while John 's impatient body sleeps , I listen to the waves loosely slapping at the side of the stilled ship . 

The cliffs closed in as the river swept round a bend , its waves slapping against vertical rocks . 

Her pack slapped against her back as she jumped down beside Defries , reminding her that she was at last running out of supplies : there had been few explosives on the shuttle . 

Tavalouze said nothing but strode ahead of Lucien , his worn sandals slapping loudly against his feet and the marble flags of the corridor . 

Or was it the heavy rain slapping against the windows , the wind 's eerie message as it whistled down the chimney and flickered at the flames that had begun to lick about the new-laid logs ? 

Once again its flukes slapped the water , and this time the effect was disastrous . 

He ran across the key , bandoleer slapping his chest , gun held at the port , and reached the beach in time to see Baccy ease the patrol boat in through a gap in the reef . 

The boat left a wake that rocked the long drifts of dead leaves on the water and slapped against the quay below them . 

Once all nine barrels have been discharged the weapon is of no further use , although hopefully it will have done its job by this time , and your enemies will be running for the hills . 

` There are indications of scorching and the presence of particles of smokeless powder suggest a firearm wound , the weapon having been discharged at close range . " 

The spokesman added : ` The weapon was being discharged , but he must have noticed what was going on because he rang up saying who he was and apologised . 

When you shoot you can discharge as many barrels as you wish , but you can not fire more than nine shots in the entire game . 

It was an arm 's length away and raising its head to hook at him with the horn that was already dark with his father 's blood when he discharged his second barrel . 

We did a figure eight around two bulbous tanks marked HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE -- DO NOT SMOKE OR DISCHARGE FIREARMS .

He scoured the town for a car but , ironically for a man who owned one of the oldest automobile companies in Europe , there was not a vehicle to be found anywhere . 

She blinked and scoured her brain desperately for a neutral topic of conversation to deflect his attention , but the question which emerged proved far from neutral . 

I have scoured magazines for any information on this subject , but so far , to no avail . 

Intruder jets from the aircraft carrier Ranger , and Cobra attack helicopters scoured the area for armed men . 

German industry is scouring the globe for countries where German waste can be recycled . 

Robert , of Almondbury , Huddersfield , West Yorks , had scoured the countryside for days after she ran off on November 14 . 

Hearing that Balsley was not expected to live , Chapman literally scoured France for oranges . 

Transend has scoured the world from Norway to the U.S.A. in the search for more Keen Games . 

IN THE last year , Dorothy James has scoured the country in search of her two horses , hoping that by visiting horse shows and events she may spot them . 

Getting more and more desperate , Perdita stopped at every house and scoured every field . 

Such societies were scoured for individuals to whom some shreds of legitimate authority appeared to cling , with sometimes comic , sometimes tragic , results . 

So Rita scoured junk shops for second-hand pieces to fill the rooms . 

` What , exactly , does this office job entail ? " she demanded coldly while glancing round the room . 

VIOLENT criminals should be paraded on television in a modern-day version of the stocks , Phil Gallie , the Conservative MP for Ayr , demanded yesterday . 

` Who in the name of God is she ? " demanded the old man , shooting him a suspicious look from under frowning brows . 

Tom Dale , Liberal Democrat leader on the council , demanded a rethink at yesterday 's full council meeting . 

Having established that principle , however , we should move on and demand greater flexibility in interpreting that commitment . 

` What do you want ? " demanded Evelyn without looking at her . 

Gesturing towards the car with the axe in his hand , he demanded the keys from the husband who flatly refused to co-operate . 

Early on , she demanded from each member a list of the people they had consulted during the previous three months . 

Julia tried to obey , as she tried to do everything he demanded of her over the next few days and as she tried to keep her misery and pain and fear from all of them . 

` Who , " he demanded of the matador , much as the Caterpillar of Alice , ` are you ? " 

` Why , " I demanded as the grey car disappeared , ` did n't you ? " 

She looked at the riding trousers , then demanded bluntly , ` Is it possible they belong to Doreen ? " 

Fury , she was swiftly made to realise , was not limited solely to her when he demanded savagely , ` What the hell do you mean by that ? " 

` What do you want me to do , " Vitor demanded , ` get down on my knees and beg ? " 

But the realization that his own civilization is extinguishing cultures of ` savages " possessed of coherent ways of living prompts him to demand that civilization be considered in no narrow perspective . 

The children began to clamber on to her , calling for games , demanding she be a lion too this time , begging that they could all be mounted police , even the baby . 

A WAR on soaring crime was demanded by Shadow Home Secretary Tony Blair . 

These are the situations in which social work intervention is generally demanded . 

That morning , as usual , he found nothing to complain of , so instead he wheeled on me to demand whether the boat 's electronic instruments were functioning properly . 

When he demanded who Blanche was , and why she was phoning so late , she rang off . 

When his parents demanded what she meant she said , ` I should think you would know only too well . " 

Congress demanded that the British be trusted with no more atomic secrets . 

President Ford demanded that the assassins be ` brought to justice " , a curious concept in Lebanon just then and one that was predictably ignored . 

He might go to Masud and demand that the foreign doctors be sent home . 

The Government currently demands that cows diagnosed as having BSE are destroyed along with their milk . 

And if physical intimacies are to take place , I do demand that certain basic standards -- like having had an all-over wash in the last seven days -- are met . 

Hitler had apparently demanded that fifty hostages should be killed for every dead German soldier , and Himmler had wanted whole areas of Rome to be cleared and their inhabitants deported . 

Not only did he invade her privacy , he had the gall to sit there and demand that she serve him ! 

If you 're a school governor or a member of a P T A or just a parent , you must demand that the real facts of life and death are part of sex and hygiene education . 

In one sense this is simply to point out that we can always demand to have an explanation explained . 

He demanded to know what she was doing as a kitchen maid , who were the soldiers using their house and where were their parents . 

` Why are n't you at the Brooksby plant ? " she demanded to know . 

But after failing to sway villagers attending the annual meeting , he allowed himself to comment : ` Well , all I can say is good luck to you and your children . "  

It was even more surprised that night when two hundred grim-faced nomes tracked it to its earth , lit a fire in the entrance , and speared it to death when it ran out , eyes streaming . 

“ And Quatermass Queen , the one with the tentacle-arms and snakes in her hair , she starts strangling this monster , the fiery-eyed one that 's just speared the Muscly Monk with his laser-beam fingertips … ” 

The cause of this was somebody trying to spear me with a javelin , but a javelin with a yellow pennant tied to it . 

Eventually she drops dead and her father , Lysegus , is speared by a supernatural visitor . 

He was speared to death six years later by a Masai whose favourite bullock he insisted on requisitioning for a government destocking programme . 

Vicious thugs had speared him leaving a gaping wound exposing the bone . 

Haggett got in there with his bayonet , and speared the two as if they were straw figures . 

This happened here at Sligo : Owen Bel died in the River Garavogue , speared by Ulstermen , in AD 500 . 

A 12-YEAR-OLD girl was killed with an axe and a woman speared to death in an attack on a Cambodian village in which eight Vietnamese were killed , United Nations investigators said yesterday . 

When that gap is found , the attacker exploits it by unleashing a rapid barrage of kicks and punches to score points . 

At 11.15pm another student was mugged by a single attacker who punched him twice before making off with in cash . 

One deputy , a former boxer , punched one of Mr Seselj 's parliamentary critics unconscious in the corridor outside the chamber . 

Mr Holt said : ` The boy started kicking and punching Mr Shearer and Mr Atkins . 

But as he pulled alongside the defendant , he grabbed the boy by the neck and began to punch him . 

A TEENAGE boy demanded cash from a schoolgirl and punched her in the face , a court heard . 

A GANG of children scratched , kicked and punched Father Christmas as he delivered presents to a Rotterdam nursery . 

The girl pushed past , but the youth again demanded money before punching her hard in the face . 

He saw that two men were now holding me , pushing me down and punching me and he recognized the man who was walking up the stairs . 

A 34-year-old man was punched in the face at 5.20 pm on Saturday in Central Park , said Acting Inspector Ian Smart . 

Two days after Christmas at her home in Banbury two men pushed her through her front door … one of them punching and kicking her to the ground . 

When she tried to hang on to the cash one man punched her in the face and they both escaped . 

The soldier whose ugly face I had glimpsed on wakening punched me in the mouth . 

The Woman leaned forward further and punched him hard , in the mouth . 

Mrs Officer said a woman tried to stop it but was punched by Brandon . 

Parker , his punches did not work , and he punched Anton 's back : resounding blows , and the back of his neck with all his might , the attempt to push him down . 

` Constable David Owen said : ` The crowd remained silent after Downey shouted but when the tribute ended they began punching him round the neck , back and body and began pushing him towards us . " " 

He punched Mr Connolly in the ear , sending him reeling , before snatching the handbag of his ` distraught and terrified " wife . 

She punched Rossmayne in the eye and then on the chest , tugging at his cravat until he lost his balance and fell on top of her . 

Swindon Magistrates were told she 'd lost her temper and punched 88-year-old Sarah Fribbins in the eye . 

The Cologne president Dirk Johannwerner said that Sekularac punched the usher in the face . 

On 16 March they culminated in Woolridge punching his wife repeatedly in the face , blacking her eyes and making her nose bleed , hardly the romantic young soldier of Wilde 's ballad . 

A shop assistant was punched in the face at Tesco in Witham , Essex , when he said there were only vegetarian pies left . 

She began screaming and he punched her in the face and ran off . 

Sergeant Moustaine punched me in the face , stuffed my shitty underpants in my mouth and ordered me to run around the parade ground holding my kitbag above my head . 

She jumped up and punched him in the kidneys before landing a fist on the point of his chin . 

He still however was in a sufficient bad temper to punch Jocelyn in the mouth as she brought him tea . 

And then came the night his whole world had collapsed , the night he 'd got into a drunken brawl in a harbour side bar and punched a major in the mouth . 

WITHIN THE first three minutes , I had punched NME photographer Kevin Cummins squarely on the nose . 

I was in the Feathers the night Sandy MacAllister punched Laurence Uden on the nose for saying that Stanford Roberts had been drunk at poor old Sidney Cunningham 's funeral . " 

McClelland punched Mr Woodhouse twice in the face breaking his nose . 

During her interrogation she was given electric shocks , punched in the stomach and raped with a truncheon . 

So I hooked my leg through his and tripped him and he gave a roar of rage and punched me right in the stomach . 

` She was attacked , punched in the stomach and kicked repeatedly on the ground , " said a police spokesman . 

Shortly afterwards Dudley tried to waylay Oliver after school , and was probably about to suggest meeting behind the bike sheds with knuckledusters at noon when Oliver punched him in the throat . 

It was alleged Wing then punched Pc Elsegood , causing a swollen lip and broken tooth . 

After Mr Humphries punched one man and his Jack Russell Katie sank her teeth into the other the men ran off . 

Williamson , 22 , punched a Middlesbrough fan as the two sets of supporters clashed at York Railway Station on the last day of the season . 

He started punching another young feller and we stopped the gig , and said if it continued we just were n't going to play . " 

Extra police were called to quell the disturbance when , without provocation , Williamson punched Mr Coulthard . 

Pub manager Dave Bruce broke up the fight and said both Sharpe and his friend were punching Mr Patterson . 

Sometimes both packs just kick and punch each other for the whole game . 

His 60-year-old wife called in police , claiming he had punched her during the early hours after the ceremony to install him as the 18th civic leader at Stockton . 

If there is a formal report , it could be the end for Dooley , England 's most capped lock , who was dropped after punching an opponent in the infamous 1987 England-Wales brawl . 

Meredith frowned , then smirked , and John Harbour , punching Geoffrey playfully on the shoulder , called out , ` My , my ! 

` I ca n't believe that I never stopped to think that Amber , four , was in the room , too , when I started punching her father , " Gail recalls . 

He claimed that Mr Maltby lunged at him so he punched him , knocking him to the ground . 

` He shoved me on to a toilet seat and punched me , " Claire said . 

The opponent sees the opening and moves forwards to sweep or punch you . 

Police say that he was kicked and punched by four people and struck about the head with a wooden object . 

PC Moss arrived on the scene and was also punched by Grannell . 

At one point there were five people attacking him and he was being punched and kicked . 

Her boyfriend ended up on the floor , she was n't sure if he 'd been punched or pushed . 

ROLLING Stone Ronnie Wood 's teenage son was knocked to the ground , kicked and punched in an unprovoked attack , a court heard yesterday . 

The eighteen year old was punched as she walked along a path in Campbell Park in Milton Keynes . 

The final straw for the Prison Officers ' Association came when two officers were kicked , beaten and punched in a fracas earlier this week -- one went to hospital , the other 's on sick leave . 

Barry Stewart , defending , said Youngs only struck Mr Wray after he had been punched first . 

Westminster County Court heard that an argument ensued and that Nicholas reputedly slapped and punched the girl fracturing her jaw . 

They stood him on his feet and punched him mercilessly until he fell to the ground . 

The protagonist had punched one of the soldiers , whom he accused of throwing the glass , and Mr. Long had been forced to hit him in self-defence , which ended the fight . 

He was convicted of repeatedly punching the victim and striking him on the neck with a knife , then chasing him into a garden . 

A WIFE accused of punching a woman who had an affair with her husband has been cleared of assault . 

Dr Benu Choudhouri , 63 , was kicked and punched for five minutes during the attack in East London . 

Pascoe got on to his knees like a man at prayer , and hauled Singer towards him by his hair , punching twice , hard , as he pulled the man in . 

Suddenly the door had burst open and twenty or thirty policemen rushed into the house and began to punch and kick my father . 

But , despite getting kicked and punched , he handled himself very well . " 

Thus we have the Concord Coalition types , who are always whining that the national debt forces them to live well at their grandchildren 's expense .

Condé Nast has also created a class of mandarin journalists , writers who live much better than they ever could if they wrote only for normal magazines .

If the United States grows like South Korea , your children 's grandchildren can live like Bill Gates--unless they rise above mediocrity and live even better .

In other words , he lives better losing money on $ 450 million in sales than he would making money on $ 200 million .

Almost surely not--because in 1950 they were middle class , while in 1996 they would be poor , even if they lived better in material terms .

That grandmother almost surely lives better than people of her age ever lived before , supported by Social Security checks that will greatly exceed the value of the contributions she and her husband paid into the system .

They can live quite well on pig 's blood , steal it from blood banks ( gross , but there you go ) , do the Angel rat diet , etc .

Already , he said , U. S. forces are finding close to two-thirds of the roadside bombs -- commonly referred to as improvised explosive devices , or IEDs -- before the explosives detonate .

Noory said the minivan was on its way to a local bazaar when the roadside bomb detonated , killing everyone inside .

Noory said the minivan was on its way to a bazaar when the roadside bomb detonated , killing everyone inside .

A few would-be suicide bombers survived their attacks or were arrested after their explosives failed to detonate , and Iraqi police have mined those rare intelligence opportunities .

Later Sunday morning in southwest Ghazni province , a bicycle packet with explosives detonated in Mustofyet square in Ghazni province , killing two policemen and wounding a bystander , provincial police chief Zerawar Zahid said .

Only one of the rockets detonated , sending smoke billowing into the lobby of the luxury hotel .

Hours later , he was killed when an improvised explosive device detonated near him in Baqubah , northeast of Baghdad .

Stratton was one of two Air Force personnel killed Tuesday when an improvised explosive device detonated near their convoy vehicle near Afghanistan 's Bagram Air Field , north of Kabul .

Two massive truck bombs detonated on either end of the main street in Khazna about 4:30 a. m. , killing at least 35 people , wounding 180 and leveling more than 30 houses .

Later , in southwestern Ghazni province , a bicycle loaded with explosives detonated in Ghazni city 's Mustofyet square , killing two police officers and wounding a bystander , according to provincial Police Chief Zerawar Zahid .

As onlookers gathered minutes later , a car bomb detonated , killing at least 33 people and injuring 77 , according to a security official .

In a separate incident , at least four Afghans were killed Tuesday when explosives detonated outside a mosque near the city of Ghazni , Afghan officials said .

In Wasit province , southeast of the capital , an explosive device detonated near an Iraqi police vehicle , killing three officers .

One said it was in a trash bin and set to detonate by remote control .

Four bomb-laden vehicles detonated within 90 minutes , shattering the morning calm before most commuters hit the streets .

Another suspect was shot dead by police and a fourth was arrested after his explosives failed to detonate outside the office of the provincial governor , the semi-official Fars News Agency reported .

It detonated with such violence that for blocks around , people ran panic-stricken into the streets , believing that an intense earthquake had hit the city .

An improvised explosive device had detonated outside the home of one of the members of the cooperative I help run .

Rowe was killed Tuesday when an improvised explosive device detonated near his vehicle in central Afghanistan 's Panjshir Province , northeast of Kabul .

Minutes later , as onlookers gathered , a car bomb detonated , killing at least 33 people and injuring 77 , according to a security official .

Nelson was killed Oct. 1 when a rocket-propelled grenade detonated near his vehicle in Hit , Iraq , west of Baghdad .

Police have said that one of those militants stood at a gas pump and pressed a remote-control detonator several times , but the truck bomb did not detonate .

The 23-year-old resident of Chechnya was stopped by security guards , but her bomb later detonated accidentally and killed a Russian policeman trying to defuse it .

On June 5 , Urmel and Terzo survived their first explosion when a roadside bomb detonated just after they passed by , slamming them to the ground but causing no serious injuries .

Rishawi 's explosives failed to detonate , and she fled and was arrested .

Zimmerman was killed April 22 when an improvised explosive device detonated near his observation post in Baghdad .

Brown was killed Nov. 4 when a land mine detonated near his Humvee near Habbaniya , west of Baghdad .

But soldiers found another cache of homemade explosive powder , propane tanks and a detonator , and decided to call the bomb squad to detonate the materiel on-site .

When he was with the Denver paycops , he had busted little Jessamyn on some juvie beefs . 

Anthony Perkins , the star of Psycho , had grown his own cannabis back home in Los Angeles and had thought to avoid being busted by customs by posting it to the hotel in Wales where he was due to stay in June 1989 . 

She had met her connection in the usual place but the moment the deal was struck they were busted by three plainclothes policemen who had been watching them from an unmarked car on the opposite side of the road . 

Stacy Keach , a far more versatile actor than his many mundane films would have you believe , was busted at Heathrow Airport and served three months of a nine-month sentence at Reading Jail . 

ACCORDING to the Daily Mail , a doctor in Florida has just been busted for charging people £12 a time for a new dieting aid . 

Hell , for a 60-year-old man who has been busted for drugs , received death threats from the Klan and had triple-bypass heart surgery , you look damn good , John . 

When they did make up the T-shirts -- as I backed down and did the separations -- they got busted for sedition , which was an obscure act of whenever . 

The Royal Navy rapidly came up with a countermeasure once it had discovered exactly what circuits Exocet used to foil attempts to head it off .

On May 6 the government announced that the security forces had made 28 arrests in foiling plans by the Islamic Jihad group to bomb police stations in Cairo and Jizah .

The attack was foiled and three terrorists killed in a joint MI5/SAS operation .

Police fear that IRA bombers based in Britain are training their sights on other major cities after being foiled in three recent attempts to bomb London .

Tuesday , December 1 -- Bomb attack in West End foiled when police discovered Ford Transit van packed with explosive off London 's Tottenham Court Road .

A misjudged pass-back by Gary McGinnis gave Drinkell a chance of a quick equaliser but a swirling wind and a difficult angle foiled him .

Kelly saved United minutes before the interval stopping an Anderton shot and then foiling defender Colin Calderwood .

PLANS to make a sequel to the charming Mystic Pizza may be foiled by the fact that , since making the original , Julia Robers ' asking price has leapt to $2 million

That raid was probably foiled , but at a cost ; a damaged business , a damaged police car and an injured officer , who was lucky to escape more serious harm .

Again they were foiled -- this time by a security cage lining the shop window .

Military police have foiled what 's believed to have been another attempt to attack and mutilate horses .

A BRAVE police chief foiled an armed robbery on a jewellers by grabbing the raiders ' shotgun .

Joe O'Shea and Bob Daynes were foiled by Burt 's brave ` keeping , while Wells " powerful shot through a crowded goalmouth was smothered by the hard-pressed ` keeper .

The coup attempt in March 1987 was foiled when explosives , army uniforms , arms , a rocket launcher and Sierra Leone currency were found in a raid by security officers in a house in Freetown .

He had been foiled in his first attempt to reach it by the arrival of Jos , and ever since it had been impossible to get away unnoticed .

A SUSPICIOUS car dealer foiled a Provisional IRA plot to plant the biggest bomb ever in London .

One witness locked the door of the shop in a bid to foil the raiders but a third member of the snatch team forced the door open from the outside .

Police believe a man walking his dog may have foiled a bank raid .

He foiled her easily , holding her down while his palm dealt her six of the best .

Pests overwintering in stubble or soil are foiled by clearing stubble after harvest or letting the land lie fallow .

The first case has been recorded in Britain of a suicide attempt foiled by a catalytic converter .

Police in County Durham are using borrowed second-hand cars to foil criminals who become familiar with the force 's unmarked vehicles .

? This , however , does not qualify them or entitle them to claim authority on sociological or anthropological questions .

The statement in my article , `` I know of nothing in his behavior to me , to my family , to Israel , or to Jews in general that entitles him to anything less than my total loyalty , '' is quite precise .

Rush Limbaugh , Ollie North , and Gordon Liddy made hay of the story , and several congressional Republicans demanded investigations , thereby entitling the mainstream press to wade in .

` I thought you came round here to ask if I 'd seen anything suspicious last night , not grill me about my sex life . " 

She grilled him about women she saw in hotel lobbies , as if he knew each one personally . 

But as they started to grill him on such matters as his attitude to South Africa and Northern Ireland , it was his actions , not his befuddled replies , which riveted the panel 's attention . 

The appointment was Mr Bush 's finest domestic achievement : listening to Justice Souter grill a lawyer before the court is now one of the great treats of Washington . 

As anti-pylons campaigners grilled the National Grid during the second week of the Northallerton hearing , an expert witness agreed that burying cables would eliminate the field . 

He took to it like a duck to water and from then on he 'd grill me for hours on end about the various types of plays , especially when we were watching it on TV . 

The priest whom she eventually accosted took one look at her , an ill-proportioned , arrogant child with cheap clips in her gaudy hair , and started grilling her for an address . 

` Not too good , I 've heard , " said Greg , not adding that he had just been grilling the doctor who signed her second husband 's death certificate . 

Extraordinary that the Soviets had not already grilled and broken this man , unbelievable that they had permitted a trial for espionage to go ahead without the evidence of a confession . 

She was n't looking forward to being grilled about her friend Caroline . 

He looked dismayed , as if the word conjured up a vision of a formal enquiry , with everyone being grilled about their movements and the happy atmosphere of his beloved school fouled by dark suspicions . 

Players were grilled about methods of payments in an exercise lasting over two hours . 

ENGLAND vice-captain Alec Stewart will be grilled about ball-tampering at his shamed county Surrey . 

Speaking in fluent English , she even raised a laugh in court , as she was grilled by defence barrister Anthony Arlidge , QC . 

Furious staff claim they were even called in from holidays to be grilled by a specialist security firm at the MetroCentre in Gateshead , Tyne and Wear . 

At 4pm , the RBS Chairman and Director of Personnel were grilled by a Parliamentary committee on the job cuts and the responsibility of training staff for the new demands . 

The idea of Wheeler being grilled by the police cheered her enormously . 

When Mr Rowland bid for the group in 1981 , he and his colleagues were grilled by the Monopolies and Mergers Commission about their plans for Harrods . 

Because he had actually found the cut wires he was grilled for several days , as were several other suspects , all electricians . 

I grilled a man called George Evans , the managing director of their operations here on the Continent . 

It was a technique he employed when grilling a suspect he knew well . 

It was Sir Robin , amiably grilling the leader of the Opposition , who forced Mr Kinnock into the open about his Damascene conversions in favour of the European Community and against unilateral disarmament . 

The next rough ride came when the youngsters grilled Lord Kearton , Sir Andrew Huxley and William Shelton , a junior minister at the Department of Education and science . 

If they really wanted to find a motive for the murder , they should grill Mrs Sweet . 

Says singer Danny Bowles : ` They held us against a wall and grilled us . 

And having got our agreement in theory he would begin grilling the poor waiter . 

In Haditha , the Marines were hunting for an insurgent who may have just triggered a roadside bomb that killed one Marine and injured two .

One detonator triggered the explosives he carried in his backpack , while the other was wired to the backpack-bomb of a second attacker .

Or , Griffin said , the bombs are triggered with remote devices such as a car alarm , garage door opener or beeper , which can send voltage to the blasting cap.

To trigger the device , the guerrillas often use wire , hundreds of yards long , that can be activated from a distant lookout point , like the sloping ridge on the far edge of the cemetery .

They set up a perimeter , pulled rear security and searched a wheat field for a bomb wire and whoever triggered the device .

Five hours ago and only a few miles away , three Marines were wounded by a remotely triggered roadside bomb -- what is known as an improvised explosive device .

Unlike conventional land mines that have plagued Afghanistan for decades , these new devices are not triggered by the pressure of wheels rolling over them , Faqir said .

When U. S. troops found ways to spot the bombs ' wires , insurgents turned to small-arms fire and wireless devices triggered by cellphones .

The bombs , often buried in dirt roads , are equipped with sensitive pressure plates that can be triggered by the weight of a passerby .

Some said the massive explosion that killed the governor and two bodyguards was a suicide bombing ; others said it was triggered by remote control .

One was apparently triggered by a donkey , and two people riding or leading the animal died in the explosion .

But more often than not , the devices are accidentally triggered by ordinary Afghans going about their daily business .

On one day in January , 11 bombs were triggered along a four-mile stretch of highway in west Ramadi that the GIs call Gremlin Road .

When the first truck exploded , he panicked and chose not to trigger his own detonator , and Iraqi police arrested him .

Some witnesses said it apparently was triggered when people went into the storage facility to collect weapons , but others blamed pro-Kadafi saboteurs , wire services reported .

The man was slight , with stooped shoulders , a pink face and thick spectacles that magnified his eyes , making the sockets look like deep pits in his skull . 

Yet the former were magnified a hundredfold in terms of publicity . 

It responds to some stimuli by dynamic modification or ` plasticity " ; and once induced , this neuroplasticity may sustain and magnify the experience of pain . 

The child ` peers close " in order to magnify the retinal image . " 

Everybody needed to be needed , but she 'd magnified her own need . 

Carl Prean and Alan Cooke in particular set out to magnify the Soviet shortcomings . 

In The Middlemen ( 1961 ) this mediatory role is magnified so as to become the primary focus of the novel . 

As a result , some aspects of Hollywood history are magnified in the ups and downs of his career . 

A boat is like a floating drum and any noise and vibration are magnified through the water . 

This uncertainty is magnified when dealing with a disease like dementia where the onset may be highly insidious . 

He magnified the picture which swam lazily and grainily into some kind of focus . 

He magnified that viewpoint , allowing it a quarter of the eye-screen . 

Once I did this under the eye of a policeman who nabbed me for parking on a yellow line when I emerged from the bank a few minutes later . 

When Mitchell nabs a Mafia gangster and cop killer the district attorney 's office sees it as a perfect opportunity to exercise the death penalty . 

Police nabbed the man , who was out on licence from prison , when he returned home . 

It seems she let him run wild while she got on with her business -- hate to think what that was -- and he got nabbed by the police . 

Toilet detectives were stationed at strategic points around the city to nab offenders . 

` And how was Mrs Parkin ? " asked Dexter , while Blanche took a packet of chocolate digestives from her filing cabinet and arrayed them on a plate . 

In the adjoining room similar materials are arrayed by Hans Hollein for his Salzburg project . 

From a train window the views are democratically arrayed so that basilica and hedgerow , back street and castle have equal viewing time and space . 

He would tear up the lead card , and would storm back to his desk . 

Finally , Mrs Popple decided to throw a dinner-plate -- they had just finished eating -- and Albert Popple stormed out of the house . 

` She had a blazing row with Eddie and stormed out of the house , " Rachel replied . 

Then Dad stormed right into the house and up the stairs to see me . 

Jenna snapped , spinning away and storming off towards the house . 

When Gilroy explained the commercial necessities of having to recast , and offered him the job of understudy and assistant stage manager , he stormed out of the theatre in a rage . 

Several French bankers stormed out of one meeting , grumbling that Britain 's legal standards had sunk to the level of Venezuela 's . 

Earlier , in Soweto township , south-west of Johannesburg , four people were killed when gunmen stormed into a taxi-association meeting . 

On this particular occasion , one of their dinner-time meetings , she simply burst into tears and stormed off . 

He would storm off upstairs , banging his feet on the steps as he went , groaning ` For cripes ' sakes " . 

I 'm not playing any more , " and she stormed off the court , convinced that everyone at the club house was laughing at her . 

I was in such a state that I stupidly paid the £40 bill and stormed out . ’ 

Will got up and , as fast as his old body would allow , stormed out into the garden , leaving his children , mouths agape , behind him . 

He plunged towards the door , and before Cassie could stop him , had wrenched it open and stormed out into the hall , crashing the door shut behind him . 

Well , one year , I must admit , somebody in the class stormed out . 

I storm across the board and topple his bishop or something , then turn round and find he 's closed the back door . 

I stormed across the wet barren sands towards the thin line of sea on the distant horizon . 

He turned and stormed from the room , slamming the door behind him as he went , his departing footsteps echoing , unrelenting , on the marble tiles . 

Her diatribe was cut off by Michael who stormed into the kitchen . 

This week an irate mother reportedly stormed into a London school and hauled her 15-year-old daughter out of a class in elementary sapphism . 

He laughed softly as he moved away again , and Fran stormed into the room and slammed the door , but it was n't that easy to close the door on what he 'd said . 

Colour flared into her face when Fred and the rest of the team stormed into the room , but when she tried to pull away from him Luke drew her back . 

He stormed into the square , sending another red-coated soldier sprawling , backhanding him into the mud , and tossing his sword after him . 

She slid out of her bunk , grabbed her robe and stormed through the galley into his cabin . 

Then , almost alone , he awaited his fate , and as the British troops stormed through the gateway of his stronghold he shot himself with a pistol sent to him in happier days by Queen Victoria . 

I heard no more of the debate and to the astonishment of my fellow delegates I stormed out of the auditorium and locked myself away in the Ladies to howl out my rage , alone . 

After he finished he stormed out of the building and I have n't seen him since . " 

He told them both never to leave the house again , and stormed out of the room , slamming the door hard enough to break a chunk of plaster out of the wall . 

He jerked his head up , astonished , but before he could utter a word in his defence , Fei Yen had whirled about and stormed across to where the two girls stood . 

The traffic was too heavy for her to go to the driver 's side and she stormed along the pavement to the offending car and opened the passenger door . 

I slanted west through the pretty East Side , with its decorative dustbins , the paunchy awnings of the low-slung stores , the smell of dark hot trash , and dined blind with Fielding Goodney and Doris Arthur in a loud and airless media restaurant just five blocks from bubbling Harlem . 

We slanted across to the far bank and ran before the wind , well out of the main current . 

Her startled blue eyes slanted to Lucenzo 's haughty profile , the golden brow , the flaring , angry nostrils , the arrogance in every line of his elegant figure . 

It was still dark , and he could see the rain slanting down in the light of the street lamps . 

The death and destruction wrought by the cyclone which struck Bangladesh on 29 April was tragically compounded by the total breakdown of the country 's communication system .

The phoney financiers have struck at least four times so far in Coventry , stealing three-figure sums .

When the ` official " Famine struck the Volga , the Soviet press made no mention of the position in the Ukraine .

It stated that ` Detectives believe the attacks are linked and fear the sex fiend could strike again " .

The Pentagon had been struck ; the White House or the Capitol had narrowly escaped direct attack .

He knew he would soon be striking the Taliban and al Qaeda in Afghanistan .

They struck three days after we arrived , without warning , at least to us .

Indeed , it is not clear to us that the video teleconference was fully under way before 9:37 , when the Pentagon was struck .

The Vice Chairman was on Capitol Hill when the Pentagon was struck , and he saw smoke as his car made its way back to the building .

Our enemy is twofold : al Qaeda , a stateless network of terrorists that struck us on 9/11 ; and a radical ideological movement in the Islamic world , inspired in part by al Qaeda , which has spawned terrorist groups and violence across the globe .

By the early hours of the morning of August 20 , President Clinton and all his principal advisers had agreed to strike Bin Ladin camps in Afghanistan near Khowst , as well as hitting al Shifa .

Time 's superior package emphasizes U.S. hopes that Iraq 's military will strike first .

This week , two days after Arafat and Israel 's new prime minister , Ehud Barak , signed another deal , terrorists struck again .

India would never be the first to strike , and it would retaliate only against a nuclear power that had used nuclear weapons against it .

Sharif was cordial but disagreed with the U.S. decision to strike .

But Slocombe worried that simply striking some of these available targets did not add up to an effective strategy .

After the election , Holbrooke wrote a memo to Warren Christopher and Anthony Lake advocating the strategy known as `` lift and strike '' -- lifting the arms embargo that prevented the Muslims from defending themselves , and bombing the Bosnian Serbs .

The top national story at the Los Angeles Times is the emerging pressure on the Clinton administration to not just strike against Saddam Hussein , but remove him .

Fly around this area even without landing there , and you can still look at unbelievably-coloured lakes , watch steam issuing from cliffs , see silica terraces , sulphur mines and geothermal power plants . 

The taxi rattled to the side of the road , steam issuing from its bonnet regions . 

Therefore , most of those scientists who believe that the infill is lava believe that it issued in a series of sheets , each a few tens of metres thick . 

Buid describe these feelings in terms of the soul rising up from the chest into the neck and issuing forth in bitter words or even violence if not held in check by the mind . 

Wave after wave of brilliantly coloured cloth issued from the basket , threatening to engulf her , but she struggled manfully against it , her fingers as fast as light . 

For before any sound could issue from Bella 's mouth , her face seemed to slip sideways and ripple like a melting wax mask . 

Very often in the evening one could hear mysterious melodies issuing from some hidden corner of a hangar or a deserted office -- Sheila and Matthew having a flute practice . 

The androids ignored the few bursts that issued from his gun and carved smoking scars in the wall . 

We finished our drinks and Siegfried immersed himself in the Veterinary Record as savoury smells began to issue from the kitchen . 

Cheap electricity would soon be issuing forth from reactors fed by an inexhaustible resource -- seawater . 

When he emerged from the bathroom the dog was still howling and pop music was issuing from behind Sheila 's door . 

This leads to premature wear and plumes of blue smoke spewing from the exhaust . 

About 700 tons of graphite and 70 tons of uranium fuel from the core of the reactor , all lethally radioactive , spewed on to the tarmac and the roof of the turbine hall . 

Ellen was laughing as she tried to stop the gunk that still spewed from the cylinder . 

Waste bins overflowed with paper , in the wire room the overnight news from around the world spewed out , in the typewriters sheaves of messages or half-written copy had been stuffed . 

Sprinkle with Golden Granulated Sugar and drizzle with remaining butter . 

Quarter figs , top them with some cinnamon-spiced ricotta and drizzle with clear honey . 

Drizzle with olive oil and top with flakes of fresh Parmesan for an elegant starter . 

Rincewind hurriedly recalled that a dryad was so linked to her tree that she suffered wounds in sympathy

Boris looked threatening , and Auguste uneasily recalled that this was his suspected murderer , and Boris was carrying a kitchen knife for cutting his beloved zakuski .

Let us first recall that the appropriate question for predicate qualifiers is how ? .

We recall that in the notebooks Dostoevsky has Raskolnikov reflect upon his crime and declare he had to commit it to achieve moral development and get himself out of the mess he was in .

Looking back wistfully three decades later , he recalled that during the summer months the Office followed the Law Courts in observing what were called ` vacation hours " .

Mr. Speaker , you will recall that at Question Time last Thursday the Government were twice asked to make a statement on the subject at the conclusion of the Nelson trial .

Others ca n't reliably recall what they did last week , let alone last year .

Once more she saw the attractive man she had noticed in the High Street , and her colour rose as she recalled how she had hoped to meet him some day .

At this moment it was difficult to recall how quiet , calm and determined she had been .

She recalled ripping the mask off to breathe more freely of bottled air .

I recall going into such a shop a few years ago to replace my survival bag .

Deaf people , too , seem sensitive to the same patterns but do not recall as effectively with overt speech rehearsal .

University undergraduates listened to a list of words and were required to recall as many of these words as possible in any order they wished , either immediately or after a delay .

Like actors remembered as great for just turning up , the moths are recalled as gigantic , vivid images when they were probably just spectral smudges .

He was a very physical person and I recall as a child lying on his chest .

Subjects were asked to rate the passage for comprehensibility and to recall as much of it as they could .

Hazily , Meredith tried to recall if they 'd always looked so intensely inviting .

I can not recall whether it was a Labour Government who set it at that figure .

And do you happen to recall whether any of the statuettes had been removed or disarranged ? "

He recalled with a shudder his futile attempts to pull together the shreds of his old life as if nothing had happened , his tangled emotions , the trouble at school .

Yet last night , s fringed singer John recalls with starry eyes , ` We sold out Leicester University .

And a Kent farm labourer 's daughter recalled with special intimacy her grandmother who lived into her nineties , only moving from her own cottage in her last five years .

She recalled with a sense of shock the queen-dowager 's words , her uneasy reference to Richard of Gloucester , when commanded to relinquish her younger son .

Nevertheless , he was not an enthusiast for the work of the WEA and Jacques recalled only one exchange in their discussion with any pleasure :

As he spoke , the teacher saw Prince Richard in his mind 's eye and recalled the authority in the imperious carriage of the boy 's small head on his narrow but habitually braced shoulders .

Almost all of us can recall a time in our lives when we have been under emotional stress and have become ill as a result .

Peach recalled the fat moustached man in the croupier 's jacket who had picked up the note she had delivered on her way home from school .

He recalls in his teens being summoned to Cherwell for dinner parties when a Cabinet minister might say to Lord Beaverbrook : ` What do you think of Germany ? "

There was no longer any carpet underfoot -- merely drugget , a material he recalled from nineteenth-century novels dealing with servants ' quarters .

Margaret recalled the name from her carpet book : ` Only to be visited if money is no object and you know exactly what you are looking for . "

We just sat and nattered , about various Christmas holidays we recalled from our individual childhoods .

They notice that , even more puzzlingly , a child may stumble in reading aloud and yet recall with accuracy and insight .

I ca n't even recall how I ended up with Derek -- if that was his real name .

One point was computed for each letter that was correctly recalled in the correct place .

At least , the bits that I recalled in the morning were about Anne , but behind the dreams , somewhere at the edges of my mind , an image of Poppy seemed to be lurking .

Both recall and recognition for the central colour detail was unaffected by condition , but the peripheral detail was best recognized and recalled in the neutral condition and worst in the arousal condition .

Sweetheart was alone when she came back into view , and Frankie could not recall when he had seen her look more beautiful .

Many Conservatives still recalled the disarray into which the Macmillan administration had plunged after its striking election victory in 1959 .

Basil Peacock recalls him having a specially made iron club which fixed into his partial right arm , and was adjustable for loft by manipulation between his feet .

Recall too that limitations are of different kinds : internal resources , external resources , rate , and conflict .

Then finally , Paul Reichmann saw the opportunity he had been waiting for in London , a city he fondly recalled from the days when he studied there as a young man .

Joe recalls : ` When it was all over they took me back to the room , chained me up , and that was the very last I ever heard of it .

Most of us can recall just how difficult it has been to concentrate on anything else if we have a headache or any other ache and pain .

` And when he got to the last slide , " Channell recalled , ` he suddenly became so powerfully emotive it was just like his whole spirit exploded .

As he went over the events of last Saturday night once more he recalled the complex thudding of the expertly played drum , and his rush into the derelict asylum out-building .

One Midland industrial city child could vividly recall the country cottage of his gardener grandfather :

He recalled another phone conversation with Sandy three weeks earlier .

` The first fence seemed so small for him because he is so big , " the jockey recalled delightedly .

Not all is spleen , however , as Jarman recalls the exhilaration of discovery and experimentation in the 1960s : ` I was young and attractive and everyone was after my arse .

As for Carol herself , she was quite prepared to recall the incident if it meant that it would help to convict the rapist .

He recalled he had suffered a terrible nightmare ; so vivid that even when his eyes were open and he was screaming for his mammy , the nightmare would not leave him .

The boatman scampered across to the opposite gunwale , turned the boat , turned it again and set off on a long glide which took them close in along the bridge . 

I can picture the convoy now : the little navigating jeep in front , the solid three-tonners rolling along steadily , and the jeeps scampering about at the back . 

About fifty or sixty yards away on the right-band side of the road a mortar bomb burst in the hedgerow , followed a few seconds later by four German soldiers carrying automatic weapons jumping from the hedgerow and scampering along the road . 

Privates scampered around trying to locate missing items of personal kit , NCOs were supervising the application of camouflage cream on the faces of section personnel , and squadron officers were discussing the final plans for the training . 

As he conducted Divine Service in the old Seagoe Parish Church his dogs scampered around the churchyard . 

Finches , grey wagtails , woodpeckers and numerous other birds filled the air with song while the friendly lemmings scampered around showing little fear of humans . 

Anna May buttoned her coat and scampered away , swarming like a monkey over the wall at the back of the alley and vanishing into the night . 

Did Luke appreciate all this ? she thought suddenly , watching as a rabbit lifted its head a moment and then scampered away . 

` Hey , " shouted Penny , but before she could protest further man and monkey had scampered away into the crowd . 

The dog either understood the threat or concluded its barking was having no effect , for it scampered away to an enamel bath stranded in the middle of a neighbouring field . 

In a second the others had scampered back and jumped into the seething mass of dogs . 

Children who bravely ventured into the darkness soon came scampering back . 

She turned around and scampered back across the footpath to the gate , squeezed under and crept to the dish . 

After about an hour , her two babies scamper back to their den , she rejoins her mate and the two walk off to resume grazing , perhaps a considerable distance away . 

` I 'm terribly sorry about your aunt 's jewellery , " Charity said , verbally scampering back to safe ground as fast as she could . 

She hurried downstage and scampered down the makeshift gangway to the auditorium floor . 

One of the apes that lived among the rooftops of the city scampered down and picked up the peel , then raced back up to his vantage point beside the eaves . 

The church door opened and Crim , the young urchin , scampered in . 

Before the school teacher could answer , there was another rap on the door and Beasley scampered in like an overgrown puppy , casting inquisitive glances at Jim Lancaster and the two police officers . 

Suddenly the dogs scampered off , and she saw them jumping up to greet a dark figure . 

I forgot eggs , " he called , and scampered off down the stairs to get some from an early dairy around the corner . 

Athelstan slipped him a penny , patted him lightly on the head , and the boy scampered off . 

I landed on all fours , stayed on all fours , then scampered off into the blackness . 

A beadle in his striped gown tried to arrest him but the ` devil " scampered off to the cheers of the crowd . 

Pushing free , Ashley spun round to see Thomas scampering merrily out barefoot on to the terrace . 

Then she rose to her feet , as Kirsty scampered out i4to the hall , and , adjusting the collar of her cream silk blouse , walked on measured steps towards the window . 

They took one look at him and scampered over the fence as quickly as rats over the timbers of a sinking ship . 

He looked pale and serious as his eyes scampered round the room until they found the telephone . 

Four photographers scampered round the podium , halting to squint through their viewfinders and freeze the scene with their flashlights . 

The supplicant scampered round to the chairman 's better side , and said , more loudly than he perhaps intended , the microphone picking up his words quite clearly , ` Say no to the bugger . " 

Warriors including Ollokot meanwhile scampered up the slope and mounted a defensive fire into the soldiers ' flanks from improvised rifle-pits . 

I stood engrossed by this until I heard the rocking chair creak behind me , and at that I scampered up after them . 

He scampered up the outer staircase and disappeared into the hall . 

The friar followed him dolefully across the street as Sir John scampered direct as an arrow for the Holy Lamb of God . 

The specialists tend to live rather quiet , often secretive lives , while the opportunists scamper hither and thither , always on the lookout for a new kind of meal . 

Soon after our conversation was interrupted by my flailing attempts to follow Grond while Pat scampered after me on what appeared to be a completely different route . 

IF he had been running a 100 metre sprint final , little Louis Stevens could n't have scampered any faster yesterday . 

Under the hum of stroboscopic strip lighting , fidgeting , rodentine psychology students scampered this way and that , clutching streamers of computer printout , clipboards and calculators . 

Telephones still jangled , commands were barked , soldiers scampered to obey . 

Almost scampering after him , Belinda saw that there was only one other couple left in the café now . 

` I 'm not the slightest bit interested in you -- or what you wear ! " she hissed at him beneath the sound of the children 's laughter as they jumped off the bed , and scampered about the room . 

Pedestrians scampered blindly across the road to catch waiting buses , the cars jerked ahead a few yards every time the traffic lights turned to green . 

Then he lurched heavily to his right , scampering behind a garden shed and scrabbling through the broken fencing into the grounds next door . 

His large family lived on the floor above and scampered between hotel and home by climbing through a window and up a fire escape . 

As the old woman pushed the hand-cart across the yard a number of children scampered from various heaps to gather around her , gabbling . 

Watching as the twins scampered from the room , Laura was surprised to find Ross 's arm sliding about her waist . 

Nobody laughed , and Otto assured her in his best smoothie tones that said beast was scampering in the Elysian fields and piddling all over archangels ' sandals . 

His horse put up waterfowl and once disturbed a whole field of rabbits that scampered in panic towards the hedgerows . 

About a mile upstream Ramses drew the boat into a side pool , scampered into the shallows and lashed the boat to a tree . 

She and her friends scampered into the undergrowth where there were plenty of grubs for all . 

Woodlice were miniature armadillos ; tomato-coloured mites scampered on the walls as if the brick was burning their feet ; herds of striped and chequered snails glued up their doorways each autumn ; and sluggish , fragile caterpillars , irritatingly , mummified themselves during the one interesting period of their lives . 

Sammy scampered leisurely in front of him while he stopped intermittently to pick up sweet chestnuts on the way . 

Nearby ewes then ran away , followed by lambs that scampered after their mothers . 

Robert waved them on , and they scampered after the rest of the class . 

As her gloved hand found the switch , Darren scampered past her , up to the wrought iron grille which separated the passage from the nave of the church . 

` Late again , Scott , " he would say as Adam scampered past him in the corridor . 

Two trains come in simultaneously and Hancock simply scampers through one and into the corner seat of the other , while the commuters are struggling to enter . 

He scampered nimbly ahead through the crowd with his friends -- leaving us trapped behind a leisurely army of elderly women . 

As nightmares scampered through Flyte 's imagination , Dean 's impassive face began to blur behind the glass . 

Tiny tell-tale marks showed where voles and mice had scampered through grass tunnels roofed with snow to reach the safety of their homes . 

And I , where was I , during those years when chipmunks scampered through the undercarriage of the battered little Kobold ? 

The fact that Governors need only pay £20 flabbergasted me … anyone desiring the privilege of that title should certainly be asked to contribute £50pa . 

Well , small girls were proud when they had a sixteen-year-old brother who could flabbergast posh girls like this one . 

According to Eurostat , the statistical office of the EC , unleaded petrol sales have risen dramatically over recent years , prooving the effectiveness of European campaigns and tax incentives .

In fact the numbers of female motorists has risen sharply over the past few years and since 1987 the number has almost doubled .

Both the assets and the liabilities of the personal sector have been rising rapidly over the past ten years .

The club paid him the princely sum of £8 , a fee that has not risen much over the years according to some of Celtic 's more dour stars .

The cyclic AMP content of the cell suspension rose to a peak one minute after the addition of histamine at 37°C and then fell .

With dry , mainly sunny conditions lasting through till dusk , the temperature will rise steadily to a maximum of about 18 celsius .

Above a threshold dose ( 14 Gy ) the incidence of ulcer rises rapidly to a maximum of 45% at nine days with no increase in frequency with doses above 18 Gy .

The envelope of maximum velocity rises smoothly to a peak near 3? ( 450 pc ) .

I can tell my hon. Friend that pensioners ' incomes from occupational pensions -- for those who have them -- rose on average from £13.90 a week in 1979 to £27.70 in 1988 .

Thus between 1966 and 1976 net overseas earnings rose on average by 5.3 times as against 2.3 times for manufacturing .

Savings included reductions in subsidies for agricultural exports and increases in state controlled prices , particularly for fuel ( which rose by between 19 and 45 per cent ) , which together amounted to $426,000,000 .

Acid clearance time was defined as the interval between the end of acid infusion and the time at which the intraluminal pH first rose above four .

This success in constitution-making did not bring success for the Virginia Company ; Sandys was able to keep up emigration , but death and discouragement meant the population hardly rose above 1,000 .

Another patient withdrew because of work commitments , and two were withdrawn while taking propanolol ( one patient 's diastolic blood pressure rose above 125 mm Hg and one had symptoms suggesting heart failure ) .

In the first year-on-year increase since last July , West European car sales rose for April by 8.4% to 1.3 m , compared with April 1990 .

In the latter year , the amount of capital committed to the market rose for the first time since the start of the new trading arrangements in October 1986 .

Dealers at one licensed dealer would habitually sell a stock whose price would rise for a couple of weeks or so although not enough to cover the spread -- before reverting .

The number of people unemployed has risen for the twenty-second month in a row , the figure now stands at two point six , five million .

Tandy Corp saw first quarter net profit up 0.2% at $35.1m , after $13m gains from the cumulative effect of an accounting change , on turnover that rose 51% to $881.4m .

As a result of these measures turnover has risen by 22 per cent over the last two years with profits up by 447 per cent to an annual average of 93,000 .

In response to the increase in unemployment in Europe , rising from 2.6 million in 1974 to 6.5 million in 1980 , the ESF was quadrupled .

Unemployment rose from 1.2 million ( 9.5 per cent ) in the second quarter of 1929 to 3 million ( 22.7 per cent ) in the third quarter of 1932 .

Unemployment has risen by nearly 1 million in the time that the hon. Gentleman has been Chancellor and Prime Minister , but still he refuses to do anything useful to stop that remorseless rise .

Long-term unemployment rose in all regions compared with a year ago , but the largest increases hit the south-east of England , London , the south-west of England and East Anglia .

In the US , profits rose from £3 million to £24 million , despite further heavy losses on hurricane insurance .

Tate & Lyle 's 1989 profits rose by 67 per cent to £200 million and earnings per share by nearly a third to 31.6 p .

The revenue gained from this reform should be used so that contributions rise by single percentage points over bands of income up to the upper earnings limit .

Prices of Vauxhall 's 1993 cars and light commercial vehicles will rise by an average of 3.25% from November 29 .

Mr Dorrell , visiting Darlington Memorial Hospital , claimed during the 1980s the number of patients treated in the town rose by an average of 5 pc a year .

Another £750 million is likely to be spent on self-medication , rising by 5 per cent a year over the next three years .

Investment was planned to rise by 10.3 per cent a year during the five years , with an increasing role for private investment which would account for 60 per cent of the total by 1993 .

In contrast to the U.K. Home Market , where consumer expenditure has been curtailed , Export Sales have risen substantially on last years figures .

It is anticipated that life expectancy at birth will rise by 2-3 years over the next 40 years .

The freeze caused interest rates to rise steeply , the overnight rate reaching 38 per cent on Sept. 17 before settling back to 30 per cent .

But , as every homebuyer knows , house prices have risen at a far greater rate .

However , if age specific rates of disability remain constant , average levels of disability are likely to rise as a larger proportion of the elderly population reaches extreme old age .

Cultural standards in the court have risen since George III remarked to Edward Gibbon , when the latter had just finished his Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire , ` Another big fat book !

The scale of dental charges has risen sharply since the 1970s and now approaches the economic cost .

Trade union strength had risen steadily since the 1930s from under 4 million members in 1935 to 14.5 million by 1945 , and their leaders demanded wage rises to match rising prices .

THE number of mute swans in Britain has risen dramatically since the banning of lead weights used by anglers .

Household expenditure rose gradually from about £13,000 per annum in 1509 to some £25,000 per annum in the late 1530s .

The cost of sourcing base components -- usually paid for in US dollars -- has risen dramatically thanks to the sterling crisis .

Gastric juice ascorbic acid and total vitamin C concentrations , and the ratio of gastric juice to plasma total vitamin C rose significantly after treatment only in the group in whom H pylori was successfully eradicated .

In April 1972 , the proportion unemployed for more than a year accounted for one-sixth of the total unemployed ; by April 1981 , the proportion had risen to one-fifth .

Development spending was set to rise by 9.2 per cent to D1,477 million ( US$1,800 million ) .

Over the past decade productivity in Singapore has risen fast , but not nearly as fast as nominal wages .

Four hours later the cottage had allowed the temperature to rise a degree above freezing . 

Violence , dishonesty , fire raising , indecency and drugs offences have risen 17.2 per cent since 1990 , compared with an 11 per cent Scottish average , said HM Chief Inspector Colin Sampson . 

Three years after redundancy the picture had changed , with the level of employment rising among those still under pension age and the level of unemployment falling . 

But they do n't literally try to deform the old physical object into the new one . 

They now spontaneously assemble into rods which press against the membrane of the red blood cell deforming it from a rounded into a sickle shape . 

The result is that after a period of free movement the material begins to harden and if one goes on deforming it it will become brittle . 

THE OTHER reason for tuning into Moran 's Manson opera is to hear how he has deformed the music of The Beatles to fit inside the mad brain of Charlie . 

Trees and hedges have been deformed by the fierce salt spray and strong sea winds during winter . 

` There are always exceptions to the rule , " he said flatly , taking the laden tray from her hands and turning to go along the terrace to the dining-room . 

He was charmed by the tune and took the whole box from her while he listened ; his face reflected an almost childlike absorption . 

Pioneer European settlers used several methods to take land from indigenous people . 

She saw his eyes go to the coat fixture , and guessed that he knew the jacket hanging there belonged to Travis when he went and took it from its hanger . 

He nodded , then went back to the oven , taking a jar from the shelf on the wall and emptying out half its contents on to the board beside the oven . 

` Just take these other duties off my shoulders and give me a day a week for the next year to attend a decent training course so that I can master it , and I 'm yours . " 

Welcome back : In a few minutes we take the wraps off one the great secrets in the world of wildlife . 

Take the mirror off the wall for your baby to look into and enjoy hours of fascination . 

You 've got to take your mind off this horrible business somehow and it 's a sin to waste this glorious weather . " 

This too can take pressure off your cashflow -- and the pension plan option makes excellent use of available tax relief on premiums and on the cash sum at retirement which is tax free . 

The former schoolteacher said : ` I do n't take the mickey out of the contestants any more than I take it out of myself . 

He sat up and took a piece of mud-coloured rag out of his pocket and wiped his face . 

Once they had cooled completely we took them out carefully so we did n't disturb the curls too much . 

Among the items taken from his Darlington home were electric blankets , souvenirs and a treasured portrait of Winston Churchill given by a grateful constituent . 

The Walkman was lying in the road beside the vehicles , and Spicer later returned four cassettes taken from the Peugeot . 

` I 've a present for you , Endill , " she said , and took from her pocket three bottles of different coloured cough medicine . 

On their way out of the church , Harry took from the rack of postcards one reproducing Sedley 's inscription . 

Today they give us a meagre amount of the cash which they had previously taken off us in the form of grant cutbacks , " he said . 

His fantasies had been anaesthetised , all the unpleasant details taken out , there were no odours of cheap cologne in his dreams . 

He believes it important to be seen to be a good community person and to put back in some of what we take out . 

A survey would establish once and for all whether the coal they are taking out is paying its way and whether the pit has a future . " 

Using this , make a box 375mm square and 375mm high , with a lid that can be taken off in the spring so that the box can be cleaned . 

` The wounded men were taken off and other fellows saw what happened to the men who were killed . 

More than 1,000 passengers were taken off when the accident happened on August 7 , 1992 , en route from Martha 's Vineyard , Massachusetts to New York . 

That 's right it 's been smothered under a kind of blanket , and that blanket has now been taken off . 

Books are taken out , and if they 're put back at all it 's never in the same place . 

He says the batteries may be taken out and then the alarm would n't work . 

` However , when the Strathclyde figures ( for crimes of violence , dishonesty , indecency , fire-raising and drugs ) are taken out , the national average rises to 37 per cent . 

They 've taken away the master computer file and charged him with , well , we do n't know exactly what but it involves an awful lot of money . 

The grooms had taken away our horses and I did not wish to stand like a servant on the freezing forecourt of the tower . 

Then you take out the little plastic box from your jacket and show him the syringe needle . 

There 's this white blazer with these thick purple stripes , and I take it off the hanger . 

` We need him as president because it takes him off the streets , " said his close pal , David Leopoulis . 

He did not usually work on a Saturday , but he needed something to take his mind off his predicament . 

If she does create a new four-bead group , she ` wins " these four beads and takes them off the board , leaving the hole empty . 

I took down from the bookshelf above the bed a hardback edition of Hugh Brogan 's History of the United States . 

She was unprepared for it and her nervousness increased tenfold as she bustled about to get his tea . 

And she acknowledged that part of her longing to be bustling about was to try and snap him out of his trance so that he could tell her where her sister was . 

Ursula tossed her head in irritation and bustled across to join her . 

Waitresses in pearl-buttoned black silk dresses already bustled around small circular tables set with cakes and teacups . 

Mrs Blakey was already bustling about , taking butter from the fridge and putting it on the edge of the Aga to soften , taking a sliced loaf from the bread-bin . 

His kitchens and dining room were open once more and he was bustling about , as jolly as Mr Fezziwig , envisaging happy hordes of merry luncheon-takers . 

Jean forgot her own worries and bustled about , getting Steven his dinner out of the oven while he made himself a stiff drink at the sideboard . 

Gaveston bustled about in the darkness , found a tinder , and a cresset torch flared into life . 

Some shuffle and bustle along , with stiff , tense movements , head poking forward . 

Mrs Johnson was a cheerful woman of enormous energy who was bustling around the shop , despite a pair of huge , heavy breasts which bulged beneath her dress . 

He sighed and panted with effort as he bustled around , the very picture of a harassed domestic . 

Other men bustled around on the wide dock area , busying themselves . 

` I know this , I know this , " muttered Luigi , bustling away . 

The lights flickered on and off , illuminating others bustling back and forth , too busy in their own rush for the exits to bother with the intruders . 

Fortunately Sybil came bustling back , distracting her , armed with clean linen , warm water and a pot from which wafted an ominous odour . 

` I thought we 'd better just have a quiet word together before we go down and see the kids on the beach , " Ben was saying as Carole bustled back into the room , carrying a tray laden with plates of cakes and biscuits . 

The manager , warmer than ever now , bustled down the aisle and made a short but moving speech about power-cuts and projectors , then asked us to bear with him . 

As Theda came out into the dark hall , she heard someone bustling down the stairs , and recognised Mrs Diggory 's voice . 

The commotion is ignored by all others bustling down into the Earls Court bowels . 

I thought , I 'm for it now , but all she said when she 'd bustled in and taken the coal from the cart , was , 'Ere yar . 

Siegfried bustled in , muttered a greeting and began to pour his coffee . 

Just then Alec Reid unexpectedly bustled in from the dispensary . 

As Agnese bustled off , Ronni was dying to ask what connection Jeff could have with Civitavecchia . 

Feeling almost overwhelmed by their hostess 's kind welcome , Laura sank down into a wide , soft couch , looking about her as Carole bustled off to fetch a cool drink . 

It bumped into his foot , beeped at him , and then bustled off in the opposite direction . 

` Do make yourself at home , " said Sybil hospitably and bustled off into the kitchen . 

Nurse Bodkin bustled over to her and put her arm around her shoulder , making soothing noises and easing her into a sitting position on the bed . 

Suddenly she bustled over to her sergeant and motioned him into her office . 

Willi bustled over to the dresser that stretched along one side of the room and picked up a huge basket of flowers . 

She bustled through from the lounge when I pressed a bell on the bar and pushed a strand of bottle blonde hair from her forehead . 

Mr Multhrop bustled forward , but someone forestalled him with a glad cry . 

A rosy-cheeked , motherly-looking woman , as small and wiry as the innkeeper , bustled forward , adding her exclamations to those of her husband . 

I gave you yesterday the analogy of the home , and now we can imagine Mary bustling about the home with water for washing , for cooking and for cleaning . 

They bustled to and fro across the dock and swarmed on and off the ships . 

Arturo Silvio , the modelling agency 's Milan chieftain , was bustling across the floor towards her . 

At that moment , they heard the noise of someone being let into the flat and a few seconds later , Dr Malcolm Anderson , the pathologist , bustled into the bedroom . 

He lived for the moments when she bustled into the house , swathed in chill air , laughing and chattering about how terrible the day had been , and how glad she was to see him . 

` You look worn out , " said Bedelia as she bustled into the kitchen . 

They were interrupted by Janet Halstead who bustled into the room , a tight smile betraying her tiredness . 

Mrs Stych , untying her apron , bustled out of the kitchen and tried not to show her despair . 

Derek waited until they were standing outside , with Saturday afternoon shoppers bustling past them , before asking : ` What was Maurice right about ? " 

Mr Pigdon picked up the candle which had been ready to light him to bed from a shelf in an alcove by the door , and bustled past the visitor down the hall . 

She bustled to the door and her voice took on a repressive note . 

She bustled to the dresser and tucked -- I saw it -- a small package deep inside the drawer . 

The hostess broke away from a clique of friends and bustled towards him , arms outstretched . 

The coastal road to Weymouth from Bridport has spectacular scenery and half way along it , you pass through the unspoilt village of Abbotsbury , lined with thatched cottages .

This has meant that big single babies no longer easily pass through the birth canal .

If the water passes through the filter before the pump you do n't need a strainer .

He saw the blind man and a look of fear passed across his face .

At the gateway to the dock a black sports saloon had passed across a junction , unnerving her , but she doubted it had been Rory 's .

These can pass from the maternal circulation across the placenta .

Which is why you can pass through two town gates within a minute .

The other is that the English landscape has never been static but has always been changing , for better or worse Today we are passing through a period which can perhaps be regarded as a disaster .

We passed through Tembladera , a scattering of houses clinging to the mountain side .

During these first scuffles the blue civil rights banner was seized and ripped by the police .

She was stitching the holes Rosie had managed to rip in the seat of his pants in the few seconds they were in her possession .

The second cell ( 82c ) contains a moaning , naked Orc chained down on a bed of nails which rip the boil-infested flesh on his back .

Athelstan carefully ripped the canvas open with the small knife he always carried .

He remembered her ripping it the day she 'd taken him to see the hens for the first time .

She took a deep breath and ripped the envelope open swiftly -- Well , there was only one way to find out .

Then she remembered her night-gown was torn down the front where Faith Caskie had ripped it .

He ripped open one of the little silver foil packets and handed her the lubricated ring of rubber .

They ripped open the jugular vein , releasing an appalling rush of blood .

The blast ripped a hole in the side of the Cole , killing 17 members of the ship 's crew and wounding at least 40 .

When he last went into the hospital , my father was still wearing an old pair of gray wool slacks with a sewed - up hole in them from where my dog ripped them -- 15 years ago .

you know so that he could n't get out well he kind of ripped through the chicken wire so i ca n't i i i just have not

When the doctor had come and gone and the place was quiet again , Richard put on his dressing gown and tiptoed across . 

With a tired shake of her head , she practically tiptoed across to the window and looked out . 

He listened for some time before judging it safe to tiptoe downstairs . 

I tiptoed upstairs , some time ago , and I could hear her crying . " 

She tiptoed upstairs and listened outside the door of Peter 's room . 

But the next day was doleful : Mr Evans in a bad mood because he had eaten too much and Auntie Lou tiptoeing about for fear of making things worse and so annoying him further . 

But a good spy is supposed to take risks , so after a while I tiptoed along the passage to Claire 's door and peeped in . 

I tiptoed along the corridor and put my head gingerly round the semi-open door . 

No doubt tonight , thought Lily , there will be tiptoeing along the corridors . 

They tiptoed along corridors shining and antiseptic , peeped at him where he lay , inert , in his white bed . 

He flicked her a sideways glance , his mouth a thin line that sent fear tiptoeing along her spine . 

He moved away from her and started the car , his dark eyes gleaming in a way that sent a delicious shudder tiptoeing along her spine . 

Sure enough , after a while I caught sight of my quarry , little Mathilda , her chubby arms full of blankets , tiptoeing along without a care in the world . 

They talked of hereditary occupations in the Highlands ; the rigour of church rules and creeds ; they looked at Latin books , and tiptoed around a delicate matter -- whether Johnson the Anglican might wish to hear Mr MacAulay say their Presbyterian prayers in the household , which Boswell doubted . 

That evening Shannon steered well clear of Dane , all but tiptoeing around him , determined not to land in any more confrontations . 

`="and" they were going to stay there for a few weeks until their faces were off the front pages and they could tiptoe away . 

Evening sun tiptoed away -- gathered sunbeams from shimmering hills 

He put it under his overcoat , gently closed the boot , and tiptoed away along the yellow pavement in search of a yellow garage . 

Nellie and I tiptoed quietly back down the aisle and out of the door . 

Clearly this was no place for me , and having tiptoed back to the sitting-room , I switched on a light and picked up the evening paper . 

I expect the crew had tiptoed down very gently from the bunk above while he slept . 

He wound his way through us as we sat fascinated at the sight as Geordie tiptoed down the beach towards the sea , his top part a deep tan , from the waist down a dirty white colour . 

It 's possible that he tiptoed down the passage and came in by the main door . 

It disturbed him to think of her father perhaps waking to hear him tiptoe down the passage like a shifty thief afraid of discovery . 

She was trying to tiptoe down and at the same time keep hold of Anna , who seemed determined to stumble . 

They tiptoe down and see that he 's got it open , all right , but he 's lying there dead . 

It was the left corridor I chose , and I tiptoed reluctantly down it , holding my breath , for fear of disturbing the dragon which lurked within . 

He tiptoed swiftly down the stairs , keeping close to the wall . 

With the help of a night nurse he found the right room and tiptoed in . 

And there , after her warming-up exercises , she leaped like a gazelle , undisturbed by the fact that she was being filmed on video by two pupils and barely noticing that during the session a small group of people tiptoed on to the gallery , and she did her last jump to applause . 

I tiptoed on to the plane , hardly breathed while I was on it , and was conveyed with utmost speed to my usual resting place at the Pierre Hotel . 

It was rather a horrid mist ; you felt as if it might be concealing peering , grinning creatures who were being very careful to stay just out of sight , but who were creeping after you as you rode along , or who were tiptoeing on ahead of you , rubbing their hands together , waiting until you reached them …

So many of our wild creatures are nocturnal and never seen , but tiptoeing out after dark with torch in hand , can open up a whole new world . 

Janet , tiptoeing out into the hall when Penman had opened the door , said that Aunt Emily was resting and would come down at tea-time . 

Having closed the thin curtains , he tiptoed over the cold lino to undress on the bedside rug . 

Catherine tiptoed over the polished parquet floor to the bed at the bottom of the ward . 

Blanche tiptoed over and remembered the face from the photograph of Tatyana 's that she had borrowed . 

Tiptoeing over to the crib , he looked down at the red wrinkled face of the sleeping child . 

Today she closed the door quietly behind her , and tiptoed over to the polished wooden closet , as she always did , to look at her mother 's dresses . 

And then he tiptoed over to the sideboard to have a proper look at the fancy fretwork and Mr Peters went to stand beside him and they started chatting . 

The organizer taps someone on the head and that child has to tiptoe round the circle while ` Sleeping Beauty " tries to point to the person . 

I heard the clink of coins , smiled and tiptoed round the bed . 

She tiptoed up the stairs , wondering what she would say to anyone who saw her . 

All this is evidence , if any were needed , that the allies must tiptoe as carefully as possible in this region of broken pride and prickly sensitivities . 

The lead sprite can jump , crouch , dangle convincingly from ledges , take different sized leaps , tiptoe cautiously -- he is amazingly lifelike . 

White-jacketed waiters tiptoed reverently around them , pouring hock with the frozen scampi , a claret with a fruity , full-bodied label to go with the reheated roast lamb . 

They went , wreathed in love and kisses for their dear Gemma yet tiptoeing slightly as people do when making an escape . 

Crime and Punishment is a ghostly book in which all three -- murderer , detective , reader -- tiptoe mentally round dubitable presences and absences , and create between themselves strange large silences . 

It is about four miles to the Port of Ness from Cross and I think I tiptoed the whole way . 

Pulling on a pair of Garfield boxer shorts , grumbling Dommie tiptoed barefoot across the gravel out to his Lotus . 

She was tiptoeing barefoot through the dark , and she would n't see the crouching figure until she fell over it , or until her bare foot touched its face 

As soon as mummy went to phone Jane , Anna crept to the back door , tiptoeing all the way in case mummy might hear her and drag her back . 

She tiptoed across the aisle and sat down beside the motionless figure . 

She tiptoed by a well-mown lawn , then a garden jumbled high with broken washing machines , bicycles , empty flowerpots and scraps of wood . 

She dressed swiftly , then slipped out the door from his apartment into the silence of the sleeping palazzo and tiptoed stealthily down the stairs . 

He tiptoed from the elevator to the apartment door with erotic wheezes . 

In the small hours he awoke , feeling ravenous ; he slipped quietly from the bed , -- trying not to awaken her , and tiptoed from the room . 

But just at dawn you saw him tiptoe into your cell , carrying a straitjacket . 

Ludens tiptoed into the kitchen and was amazed to see two mugs on the table with remnants of tea in them . 

She woke late the next morning and washed in the cold water in the basin in her room and dressed hurriedly before tiptoeing into Patrick 's room . 

Frowning , O'Hara inched open the pass door and tiptoed into the prop-room . 

` Omi , " she was about to tiptoe into that mysterious realm summed up by the word love when , maddeningly , the phone rang . 

Urquhart tiptoed forward with a respectful air , as if he were approaching an altar . 

At last , worn out , she tiptoed up to bed , but she was too tired to sleep . 

They both got dressed , quickly and silently , and then tiptoed out of the bedroom and down the white painted wooden staircase . 

She listened to the silence around her , and then tiptoed up to her bedroom , ignoring the hungry rumblings of her stomach . 

With great caution , cosh at the ready , he tiptoed out of the garden and on to the tow-path to spy out the land . 

But another goblin tiptoed up to him and whispered , " Tell him the sun-god promised that you would be the mightiest warrior in the world . " 

I waited till I heard him go into the bathroom , grabbed all my gear and tiptoed out of the house . 

Adam tiptoed out of the flat , not wanting to wake Lawrence or Carolyn -- although he suspected she was wide awake , waiting impatiently . 

Some time later , when the house had settled down to sleep , Lord Charles tiptoed out of his room and slipped along the corridors to his lady 's chamber . 

As soon as the child 's eyes closed , Liz tiptoed out of the room . 

Jean stayed until Francesca fell asleep , then tiptoed out of the room . 

The gown slipped soundlessly from her shoulders and she tiptoed like a shadow towards him . 

Stella and Alexis were still sitting silently on the bench when Jean tiptoed out of the ward . 

She tiptoed past the hazy outline of an unmade bed to pull the curtains closed , switched on her torch again and played it round the room like a searchlight . 

Ten minutes before midday Leonora retired to the kitchen , tiptoeing past the closed study door . 

She tiptoed past them to the chest of drawers , took out a pair of shorts and a sweatshirt and slipped back downstairs to the kitchen . 

We were like western liberals tiptoeing round Stalin 's Russia , anxious to find it good , afraid to find fault . 

She pulled on the red wool dressing-gown hastily , glad of its warmth as she tiptoed to the bathroom , doing her best not to wake Penry . 

Shutting the door softly behind her , Theda tiptoed to the bed and stood looking down at the still figure in some alarm . 

The floor tiles were cold but she hardly noticed as she tiptoed to the door and looked into the kitchen . 

She tiptoed to the door , and slipped back out into the corridor , unaware of her German rival . 

I tiptoed to the open door of the music-room , but there something held me back -- an odd childlike feeling of misbehaving after bedtime . 

As he tiptoed to the next flight he was distracted by a dreadful howling sound , worse than Plutarch at her most aggrieved . 

Emmie tiptoed to the far side of the bed and switched on the lamp . 

Chesarynth tiptoed to the window , curious now as to what lay outside . 

Sometimes , waking very early , she would tiptoe to the narrow window and look out across the harbour , half expecting to see a ship at anchor there , newly arrived from Portugal . 

She got out of bed , slipped on her dressing gown and tiptoed to the window . 

Without putting on the light , she slipped out of bed and tiptoed to the window . 

Kneeling women glanced and then stared at him as he tiptoed toward the altar . 

Shiona pushed the door open and stepped inside , pulling it to again before she tiptoed towards the bed . 

Ace , her back pressed against the wall , tiptoed towards the enemy . 

So while the servants continued to sweep the floor and the stewards circulated the wine , she tiptoed towards him , her slippered feet making no sound . 

Arabs note with pride that the Western objective of an easy victory over Iraq in a short ` surgical " war seems to have been confounded .

We note with approval the Management Group decision to speedily make copies of the non-confidential parts of their Minutes accessible to staff through deposit in the Library and the specialist gardens .

Part B noted " with concern " the UN 's short term deficit of US$315 million .

We have already noted in an earlier chapter that meditation , along with yoga , is recognised by modern occultists as one of the four main paths of magic .

In fact , I noted them in my diary only a few hours afterwards . "

The president noted in his diary that Churchill was preoccupied with the " completely fatuous " dream of sitting on an " Olympian platform " in relation to the rest of the world .

The client identifier should be noted carefully and either the identifier or the title used in all further operations for this client .

He noted approvingly that ` in a state of nature wild female animals will not allow the approach of the male except when in a state of rut " .

Harry noted wryly that the file had n't been updated to include any record of his town hall speech .

We should note that we have already moved some way from the Greek conception of democracy as government by the people themselves .

In conclusion it should be noted that power already exists to utilise delegated legislation to go a good deal of the way along the road proposed by the Royal Commission .

As has been noted before , pictures can break up the text , provide ` landmarks " for the struggling reader , and help in making mental pictures .

We have noted before that all three measurements of total output include the value of the net change in stocks of unsold goods .

Observers noted that the move would speed Ukraine 's introduction of its own currency .

Commentators noted that it echoed the earlier document in its advocacy of social justice linked with the free operation of the market .

The analyst noted that , since these were first time pregnancies , the increase in complications with age could not be attributed to parity .

It is of interest that he notes the reader may be ` startled " by this last assertion .

It is worth noting that some writers on business strategy are well aware of this problem .

Researchers have noted that such reports appear to be easily biased by social stereotypes ( Diges , 1988 ) and the way in which data is collected ( Sheehy , 1981 ) .

Commentators noted that the lifting of some restrictions on black political activity in early February had given rise to a sharp increase in the level of township protest .

German records reported that the pilot had been killed , and noted that one of Müncheberg 's victims on this date was a Plt.Off .

Further , they noted a tendency to concentrate on cement stratigraphies to the exclusion of many other diagenetic events , such as dissolution , compaction , stylolitization , neomorphism and mineralization .

As we noted above , some technical expertise is essential to an understanding of what different delivery platforms can or can not do .

As noted above , the proposals for securing and providing services involve an ` internal market " .

The report also notes the large scale investment in tourist facilities on the other side of the Channel including the huge Eurodisney complex and its related transport infrastructure .

Richard Lamb has more recently noted that once the terms of the British withdrawal from the canal had been agreed there was no further evidence of American involvement in Conservative party politics .

Mr Salmond has also sourly noted the welcome accorded to a similar deal for Wales by the Welsh media .

It should be noted here that the terms expert and knowledge based systems have come into common usage , and are often interchanged when describing intelligent systems .

It suffices to note here that the more heavily firms discount the future the less likely is it that collusion among them can be sustained .

Elwert even notes that there are Transylvanian villages where high German ( as distinct from the Teutonic dialects actually spoken ) was known before the Hitler period as Judendaitsch .

As I noted earlier , La Compañia de Jesus from where Tupac Amaru the Second 's messy execution was orchestrated , was built on the Palace of the Serpents .

We note that a CD-ROM version of the Index Kewensis will be available soon , and the Library has acquired a CD-ROM player in anticipation .

The Times noted ` fruit trees which had begun to blossom after having long ceased " .

The USSR noted ` with satisfaction " that ` Iran is expressing its support for the world-wide democratic international Non-Aligned Movement " .

President Michael Ainslie noted ` a greater level of consignment activity than we have seen for some time .

A January Party report in Roslavl' noted with glee that the local clergy were divided , even before the February decree .

He reportedly noted that Sudan had " applied the federal system of rule for realizing the principle of power sharing , the fair distribution of wealth and unity in diversity " .

It was noted that on two occasions members of the committee collected subscriptions in the treasurer 's absence .

They noted that the latter was now seen as a " junior partner in an orbit of power predominantly under American aegis " .

At one level , Bob and Joan Halton rowed about his old car and his mother . 

At a deeper level , they rowed about greed -- guilt about greed and protection from supposedly greedy women . 

` Parul knew he had been with other women and they rowed about it . 

He did n't support our strikes and we used to row about it , but not now . 

THE recession has lead to record numbers of couples rowing about money problems , says Prudential . 

It got rather nasty -- at one point my sister and I were actually playing tug-of-war with a vase -- and ended with us rowing about which of us was his favourite . 

Several parents , some of whom had overheard her row with Alex earlier , were watching her to see what she 'd do . 

Last night there were rumours that she had rowed with Bryan and was fed up of his ` bossy " style . 

` I had been rowing with my dad since I was little , so I did n't want to go to his new family with my brother . 

Hunter , then 27 , picked up Heidi as she hitch-hiked along the A10 to visit her boyfriend , who she had rowed with the day before . 

He played the kindly , old brass-band conductor who resigns after rowing with the father of a boy who wants to join the colliery band as a cornet player . 

` Not yet , Betsy , " said Dad , doing his best not to let his kids down by rowing with his wife . 

The result was that the clay hardened and the wax melted , leaving a space between the inner core , called the ` crook " , and the outer shell , called the ` cope " . 

He trailed his fingers along her breasts , feeling the nipples harden in expectation , and she lay back , breathing quickly , her body turning to liquid under his hands . 

She could feel her nipples hardening beneath the touch of his fingers , and her body trembled almost uncontrollably . 

She felt her nipples harden with pleasure , and gave a soft little cry of delight . 

The resin hardens when the laser comes into contact with it , gradually producing a perfect three dimensional model . 

This causes the skin tissues to harden and age prematurely , so that the fat looks lumpy , and circulation grows sluggish . 

Any vulnerable parts should be treated with zinc oxide plaster , so the skin hardens overnight . 

But gradually the blood is drawn back into the body and the veins harden into rigid struts that will give the wing its strength . 

Among the Coleoptera , the fore wings are much hardened to form horny sheaths or elytra , which protect the hind wings when these are in repose . 

Any two solids can therefore be glued together if we can find a liquid which will wet them both and then harden . 

A bib had been tied around Bissell 's neck to collect the raw , liquid plaster which oozed from his mouth where it congealed and hardened . 

Yes , as soon as the surface has hardened enough not to be marked , it should be covered with a polythene sheet to prevent it from drying out too quickly . 

Check that the bridge hasn ` t moved , then leave in a warm place for a further 24 hours to allow the glue to harden fully . 

The saliva dries and hardens quickly and with repeated flights , the bird slowly builds up the line into a low wall . 

The following recipe makes a fairly soft cream which will harden slightly if kept in the fridge ( to halt the formation of mould ) , but nevertheless melts on contact with the skin . 

The vinyl may harden and crack after 10 to 15 years , but until then the bed will be just as comfortable as the day you bought it . 

In the chair crouched the figure of Vanessa Dersingham , stitching a tapestry . 

Around the campfire crouched three red-bearded highlanders , clad in considerable quantities of musty-looking tartan and armed to the yellow teeth . 

I was crouching just feet away , terrified that at any moment one of the massive males would charge into me in the desperate struggle . 

Invisible goblin presences crouched all over the green she had to cross and the tower of St Leonard 's , shadowed in clouded moonlight , waited like a hungry creature whose lair she had to pass . 

He crouched at the French doors , waiting for John to arrive ; then followed him around like a puppy . 

They continued their walk , rousing the surly porter from where he crouched at the edge of the track , chewing a piece of fresh grass . 

RAF Corporal John Williams and his wife Selina told the court they were driving past the layby and saw men were crouching behind two wooden boards , which made a v-shape on the ground . 

The Palestinian gunmen crouching behind the sand embankment across Boulevard Ariss went on watching the Syrian tanks , ignoring the sound . 

The Prime Minister crouched behind his spectacles , while spread out on both wings of the platform sat the members of his Cabinet . 

One day we were crouching by the gardener 's bonfire ( his pride was that the fire smouldered day and night and never went out ) . 

As Taff and I crouched in our trenches eating our afternoon meal and trying very hard to ignore the clouds of mosquitoes that were buzzing all around us , I looked at Taff . 

A rifleman hit two men crouching near the Colonel , who later wrote that ` this was the first time in warfare that I truly felt fear . 

She was crouching near the dying fire , hands around the cup for warmth , when she heard a scratching sound at the door . 

She had thought of so many ways of greeting Brett ; now all she could do was to crouch on her knees by his bed and hold her face level with his while tears poured from her eyes . 

At the foot of the turf cliff , Hazel and his companions were crouching under the low branches of two or three spindle-trees . 

Pleydell and his small group of medical orderlies carried out a number of quite complicated operations whilst crouching under bushes and being machine-gunned from the air . 

It was also very cramped -- more of a coal hole than a cellar -- and there was only just room for both of them to crouch under the trap door and wait . 

Ann , made of sterner stuff than I , refused all invitations to have the first cast and eventually , crouching below the skyline , I reached the appointed place . 

He pulled a handful of gold and silver chains from his sporran , tossing them beside her where she crouched . 

Therefore they will happily collaborate in manufacturing efficient survival machines . 

They will think I have been collaborating with you or something " 

They are willing to contribute to and collaborate with the youths , often spending long hours coaxing and prompting . 

The firm 's new Personal Video System Model 70 enables users working in a Microsoft Corp Windows environment to see each other in a scalable video window as they talk and simultaneously collaborate on computer documents . 

They are collaborating on integrating the software into the distributed architecture of HaL 's systems and say they will extend Motif for mission-critical applications . 

Public health doctors are more likely to influence public health if they collaborate with the million or so people employed in the health service . 

As a direct result of expertise gained by the Getty conservators in the restoration of the Nefertari tomb they have now been invited to collaborate with the Egyptian Antiquities Organisation on the restoration of the tomb of Tuthankhamun . 

Sometimes he seemed to act almost as his " representative on earth " ; when Cecil Day Lewis was asked by The Times to compose Eliot 's obituary , he suggested to Hayward that they collaborate upon it . 

Maybe they should have collaborated on a book , instead of writing separate accounts . 

They collaborated with Sony to produce a single , de facto standard enshrined in what has become known as ` The Red Book " . 

Since they collaborated on ballets there in the 1750S it is possible that Roman performance ideas were incorporated in Paris . 

Around 1876 Constance demolished the majority of the old foundry buildings , and built the present Camp Mill . 

Be sure to say why owners wish to demolish a building , however strongly you may disagree with their view . 

German foot soldiers acted as engineers , demolishing walls and buildings . 

In 1706 Lord Chesterfield acquired the property and demolished the original house . 

Many of the larger houses have been demolished to make way for more modern houses and bungalows . 

Let Thomas Higham try to demolish my house and marry me off to steal my land she thought , that does not mean he will succeed . 

An early fourth-century building had been demolished to make way for the wall , thus providing an approximate date for its construction . 

WORKMEN have put off demolishing a warehouse at Eastwood , Notts , until 40 swifts nesting there migrate to Africa . 

Mr Anderson of Coatham Avenue has applied to Darlington Borough Council for planning permission to demolish a garage at his home and rebuild a detached double garage . 

I demolished it without difficulty , though it was extremely hot and I had recourse to the water when no one was looking . 

Surveyor Chris Easton , who conducted extensive tests on the houses , said : ` I think there is nothing else to do but demolish these homes . 

In an age when even the most liberal of Mughal Emperors used to demolish Hindu temples , this was both a brave and novel work ; but some considered Dara 's views not just unusual but actually heretical . 

ACONSERVATION group has lost its High Court fight to save eight listed buildings in the City of London which are to be demolished by the property developer , Mr Peter Palumbo . 

It had been seized by the English during the ` Rough Wooing " , and was largely demolished by Cromwell in 1650 . 

The Cathedral of the Assumption on Red Square had been demolished along with other redundant relics of reactionary religion . 

Regulars and local councillors fear the Great Western will be demolished to allow better access for lorries in the area . 

This bridge , demolished in January 1956 , had been 30ft high , but was still only level with the towering heaps . 

Demonstrators also pressed the nationalist campaign for a temple on the site of a mosque demolished by a Hindu mob in December . 

I have to skirt round Broad Street because they 're demolishing and there 's a great big red one and a yellow one and I 'm just terrified . 

The original building was , by all accounts , demolished when St. John 's railway station was constructed on its present site . 

The temple was demolished and a vast , Classical -style church was built around Golgotha ( the hill where Jesus 's crucifixion was believed to have taken place ) .

The NYT fronts , and the WP and LAT stuff , word that a powerful car bomb demolished an apartment building in Dagestan housing Russian counterinsurgency troops and their families .

Plaudits for the reconstruction of the fabled Elizabethan theater , which was demolished in 1644 .

The Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz led Thursday with an exclusive report saying that the latest draft of the U.S. peace initiative required that Israel stop expanding its West Bank settlements and `` refrain from demolishing 1800 [ Palestinian ] homes currently slated for demolition . ''

The seductive and corrupting film noir downtowns featured in so many admired cheap second features might as well all have been demolished , along with the long-gone Bijous and Palaces where these films first played .

At a Washington retirement home , the president helped demolish a wall to make room for a health clinic , an activity meant , in some weirdly elliptical way , to commemorate the life of the Rev .

Good reviews for this corny Capra -esque Australian comedy about a working-class family 's fight to keep its precious but hilariously tacky home from being demolished for an airstrip .

Proposals to demolish this street and restore the unity of the whole archaeological zone from the Capitoline Hill to the Colosseum are often in the news .

He repeatedly calls on his followers to embrace martyrdom since `` the walls of oppression and humiliation can not be demolished except in a rain of bullets . ''

Other than one civilian casualty , the operation seemed completely successful : the intelligence headquarters was demolished .

TVA installed a construction bypass to send gas from the air preheater outlet directly to the FGD , while the ESP was being demolished and the SCR reactor erected in its place .

38 Although , in this case the equipment did not have to be erected adjacent to an operating boiler , the erection included demolishing and erecting a complete boiler island and demolishing the existing electrostatic precipitator .

Residents and former residents of a Lincoln Place mobile home park that is being demolished to make way for a city-owned community center are demanding that the government compensate them for lost trailers and relocation costs .

Raimondi has been evicting residents and demolishing trailers that are left behind in order to meet a city requirement that he present a clean piece of land with no environmental concerns .

As soon as she moved out , the mobile home was demolished , the suit said .

He bought several Strip properties — the Silver Slipper and Castaways among them — and demolished them to make way for a new kind of resort — Mirage — which became an instant success .

The fortress 's principal building , which may have been Henry 's headquarters , has been demolished .

Where developers saw the opportunity to demolish derelict canal houses and warehouses , the people fought ( sometimes literally ) to save what they considered their heritage .

The price of land was soaring , and developers could make a tidy profit by demolishing them and replacing them with something modern .

This landscape is no accident or happy coincidence but a living museum created in 1960 , which has brought together a number of farmhouses , windmills , dairies , and barns — real agricultural buildings which would have been demolished had they not been relocated here .

A triangle of sand — the area now bordered by the Passeig Nacional , the Avinguda d'Icària , and the beachfront Passeig Marítim — first housed dispossessed families when the Ribera district was demolished to make way for the Ciutadella fortress .

The district between La Rambla and the Ronda de Sant Antoni , once the line of the city wall , is El Raval , a neighborhood being rapidly renovated , with many old buildings demolished to create open spaces .

A short stroll leads to Friedrichstraße , where over 100,000 m of GDR architectural monstrosity have been demolished and replaced by a very elegant development of designer shops , offices , and apartments .

By the time the Russians ﬁnally took Budapest , three-quarters of its buildings were demolished and the Hungarian death toll in the war came to about half a million .

Most of the ugly old warehouses have been demolished along the Vieux Port at the foot of Place Jacques-Cartier .

The Sacré-Cœur 's architect , Paul Abadie , wanted to demolish St-Pierre , but he was overruled , and it was restored `` as a riposte to the Sacré-Cœur . ''

Someday , someone will demolish the myth of Carter 's alleged brilliance .

In a long review-essay , Wieseltier demolished West 's stature as a `` public intellectual , '' portraying him as a pretentious egomaniac , a mass of contradictions , and a superficial thinker who dresses up diluted Marxism in incomprehensible phraseology .

In the past two years , the Czech president has been widowed , lost a lung to illness , married an unpopular actress , engaged in a nasty real-estate feud with his brother , and watched rival politicians demolish his vision of Czech society .

Where else does a pundit face one or more people dedicated to demolishing his or her arguments on the spot and making him or her look like a fool ?

Let us pause for a moment to demolish two of the splashier rumors about White House fornication .

Its study has been pretty well demolished by the GAO 's actuaries and by a counterstudy by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities , a liberal think tank .

, Boutros-Ghali asserts that the wily secretary of state sought to unseat him `` with determination , letting pass no opportunity to demolish my authority and tarnish my image all the while showing a serene face , wearing a friendly smile and repeating expressions of friendships and admiration through the poutiest ruby lips I have ever beheld .

In its editorial , the FT praised the judge for his `` sophisticated grasp of the workings of the computer industry '' and said he had successfully demolished most of Bill Gates ' arguments .

A sidebar notes that controversy remains over the Mars meteorite that crashed into Antarctica about 11,000 years ago : While scientists have demolished most of the evidence that the meteorite contained living creatures , they can not explain why the meteorite contains a molecule that on Earth is only produced by biological processes .

The protesters focus on `` stability '' and worry that unfettered trade will demolish it .

And I must , or rather , want to say , that one of the prime reasons for my enjoying Mr . Cochrane 's article is that he demolished the anti-empathy argument by using logic and facts .

At the Tennessee Valley Authority 's ( TVA 's ) 700 MWe Paradise Unit 2 , it was necessary to demolish the existing ESP with the unit on line .

` Well look for them somewhere else , will you , or I 'll tan your backside , " the man threatened , and he made a run at Henry and chased him right through the gates . 

He threatened ` an expansion of our military operations to its interior bases " . 

` I should have to dock your wages , " the old man threatened . 

YOUNG mum Julie Jones today spoke of her terror when muggers held a jagged knife to her baby 's cheek and threatened : ` Your money or we 'll kill your daughter . " 

` Oh , Doctor , " threatened Fakrid , ` you 'd better have come up with something . 

` I 'll haunt the place if she does , " threatened the old lady . 

Saddam Hussein threatened that it was in his power to sponsor terrorist attacks on the countries ranged against him . 

Then he became angry , and threatened that he would silence me forever , if I would not agree . 

Japanese officials further threatened that , if reinstated , the ruling could damage US-Japan relations . 

Saddam threatened that " if words fail to protect Iraqis , something effective must be done to return things to their natural course and return usurped rights to their owners " . 

The Serbian government was threatening that recognition of Croatian independence would provoke increased attacks from Serbia . 

` Dad used to threaten that if he misbehaved he would put our heads in the sink and turn the tap on , but he never did , " she says . 

The 230-207 vote in the Sejm ( lower house ) ended a week of uncertainty in which the prime minister , Hanna Suchocka , had threatened that her government would resign if the budget failed . 

Sheriff Higgins said yesterday when Arthur appeared for sentence that witnesses said the accused had threatened earlier that he was going to hurt his victim . 

And only last week they threatened libel action against several newspapers for making the allegations . 

He seems to have come across the article in the early weeks of 1953 , since in February he threatened a libel action if copies of the offending issue were not immediately destroyed . 

Have you got the stomach for that , or are you only brave when you 're threatening a woman ? " 

Two minutes later , after Paul had threatened the loss of the contract , he had picked up his brush again and , grumbling , got down to work . 

The greying gunman pulled the weapon out of a carrier bag and threatened to shoot a cashier unless she handed over money . 

I knew that I had n't been kidding myself when he turned up one evening looking exhausted , miserable and defeated , to tell me his wife had threatened to start divorce proceedings . 

Angry students at Margaret Thatcher 's old Oxford college are threatening to sue over a decision to admit men . 

He threatened tough action to control council spending -- even if it meant painful limits on Tory authorities . 

Already , in November , de Gaulle had had to threaten resignation to put an end to Communist demands for certain key cabinet posts . 

He also threatened the use of his veto to force negotiations to a conclusion . 

They threatened her with a knife and bound her hands and feet with a rope . 

Minor disturbances , such as threatening the postman with a knife when , for the twentieth time , her expectancy of a letter was disappointed , were passed over , but the soap powder was a little frightening . 

The students followed but he threatened them with a knife before running off . 

They demanded money and threatened the 22-year-old female assistant with a piece of scaffolding . 

Always grumbling , he had threatened them with all kinds of dreadful punishment if he had caught them walking in St Andrew 's churchyard or sheltering in the porch . 

Clients frequently threaten licensed dealers with exposure to the Press , and this has proved a relatively efficacious way of getting bona fide complaints heeded . 

After his arrest he threatened officers by drawing his finger across his neck to suggest he would one day kill them . 

Her parents threatened a civil suit for ` emotional distress " . 

He threatened his crew with having their tongues cut out if they would not swear that they had sailed along the coast of the Indies ( they had , in fact , been sailing past Cuba ) . 

Towards the end of April matters came to a head when parents were threatened with prosecution . 

Convoy Aid Romania was threatened with legal action for illegal use of the symbol and coordinator Rod Jones was quizzed by police . 

She said she had been threatened with hundreds of pickets if she did not reinstate Miss Owen . 

On 20 July , the generally anti-government Guardian reported that ` scientists at water authorities have been threatened with criminal proceedings if they talk about the costs of dealing with nitrate pollution . " 

Sam had a mental vision of a handful of ants thrown at a charging bull , but upbraided himself for cowardice . 

He 's also the man who last March upbraided BR for its argument that ten minutes either way was ` on time . " 

She also upbraids me about the work I am engaged in at Schloss Hartheim . 

Mr Fennell was worried because he thought nobody came to meet you , " he said , and she knew by his expression that the ancient tyrant had been upbraiding him on this account . 

At the main gate they came across a sentry who was upbraided by Maclean for his slovenly appearance and ordered to call the guard commander . 

The very next day he was upbraided by the professor for giggling out loud in Gross Anatomy : Rolf and Rudolph were making jokes about the new female corpse . 

ISRAEL 'S prime minister , Yitzhak Rabin , this week upbraided his more garrulous cabinet colleagues for talking too doveishly about peace . 

And when later that day she did return she found that her mother , worn out with upbraiding the daughter who had disgraced her , had taken to her bed . 

From the way he gesticulated the man was apparently upbraiding her , and when he lifted his arm and signalled to someone behind her she gripped the child by the hand and ran . 

Mrs Mantini did not upbraid her , but she pursed her tangerine lips and made a great thing of getting ready to go out in a hurry . 

There was no disputing the hard truth behind his words -- someting for which she had already severely upbraided herself . 

The balding robber , whose face was partly masked by a scarf , appeared to be aged about 50 .

The eyes of a killer … and the eyes , masked by heavy Health Service spectacles , of a spinster in her 81st year .

Left , the exterior of The Pen and Parchment , Stratford -upon-Avon : Georgian windows masked by large blinds on the left , with what remains of the Georgian barn on the right .

Tweed stood behind the heavy net curtains masking the windows of his Park Crescent office , watching the trees in distant Regent 's Park shuffle and shudder under the wind 's onslaught .

He bore little resemblance to the photograph in the newspaper , with wide hamster-like cheeks and a narrow chin masked by his spade beard .

The instruments do n't have the same clarity as the Calibra 's and some of the Corrado 's switches are masked by the wheel .

The loopholes used by the sentries were masked by iron plates , but some of these had been damaged by shells or by the attrition of enemy machine guns and snipers .

The only chance was to stay perfectly still , and hope the flashing fire would mask them from sight .

Beyond Peveril Point , Durlston Bay displays cliffs of Purbeck stone covered with boulders and masked by landslips .

The situation and its elements foreshadow the later confrontation of Sweeney and Doris on their ` cannibal isle " . 

The behaviour of young males and females in Seyfarth 's study already foreshadowed the adult outcome . 

Many events in recent weeks have foreshadowed the poll 's results . 

This failure to explain the enforceability of contracts as a logical derivation from liberal principles foreshadows the emergence of the two interpretations which dominate current discussions of the substance of the modern law of contract . 

The internal wrangles , sometimes over single issues , which are coming to characterise British party politics in the 1980s , may well foreshadow a similar process . 

The evacuation of children called for the development of special services , foreshadowing developments in child care practice after the war . 

The Torquay Congress foreshadowed that the deaf people of this country were no longer content to be a silent and docile minority . 

A gold medallist of the ( Royal ) Society of Arts in 1796 , his activities foreshadowed the emergence of national cartographic agencies . 

` Dunne dreams " became common colloquial usage for dreams foreshadowing future experiences . 

In a move foreshadowing the annexation , Kuwait 's currency , the dinar , was decreed " equivalent " to the Iraqi dinar . 

Some studies indicate that depressive states of varying intensities foreshadow the development of the disorder , with lifetime prevalence rates of major depressive illness ranging from 25% to 80% across different samples . 

When you 've botched a job a dozen times you do n't hang around waiting to try one more time , you abandon it . 

Anglers wait a lifetime for such a chance , and I had botched mine . 

Barristers may not be sued for negligence if they botch a case in court ; nor as a general rule is their incompetence a ground of appeal against conviction . 

A BUNGLING bandit botched three hold-ups in an hour — and ended up £200 worse off than when he started . 

An analysis of landfills shows that thrown away food far surpasses plastics in volume . 

In fact his skills are far surpassed in many ways by his lesser cousins . 

In some cases , the successes of the older brother are far surpassed by the younger : Maurice Hope 's entry into boxing was preceded by his little-known brother Lex 's involvement . 

It is the Elves who in years past taught magic to men , although the Elf Mages far surpass the human wizards of the Old World in their skill and knowledge . 

But in this field of the Lutheran hymn-motet Hassler was far surpassed in bulk and variety , if not in artistic achievement , by Michael Praetorius . 

If you expect something and it surpasses your expectation , then you are thrilled . 

For more than a year Lorne and I had struggled towards this moment and , contrary to all the laws of psychology , we were finding that the realization of our dreams surpassed our wildest expectations . 

The interest shown by the public surpassed all our expectations . 

At this rate 1989 volume should comfortably surpass 1986's record figure of $179bn , and may yet reach the magic $200bn . 

Gordon Richards , champion jockey twenty-six times between 1925 and 1952 , surpassed Fred Archer 's annual record of 246 winners set in 1885 with 259 in 1933 and then 269 in 1947 . 

However , the recovery is not expected to be strong enough to enable total visitor numbers for 1991 to surpass 1990's record of 1.4 million . 

Winterthur is Switzerland 's sixth largest town , but none surpasses it in artistic richness . 

It surpasses the use of infra-red photography in its clearer rendition of the various ` handwritings " of panel preparation . 

I have yet to see one that surpasses the brilliance of Osakazuki in the autumn . 

Of species dispersed by birds and primates , the latter may sometimes surpass the birds in spreading seeds . 

There 's a listening service via the telephone to let parents eat with peace of mind , and nothing could surpass the service in the dining room . 

Taken together , the four Asian ` tigers " -- Taiwan , Hong Kong , Singapore and South Korea -- easily surpass Japan as investors in South-East Asia . 

But in sub-Saharan Africa , for example , television is only for the privileged few , whereas radio surpasses all other media in terms of audience . 

Few have surpassed his climbs on Beachy Head 's treacherous chalk cliffs ( 1893-5 ) . 

The film did not attempt to explain why the Americans went to war in Vietnam , but surpassed any previous film in examining the pressures to which the American soldier was subjected and his reaction to them . 

He thought her oriental looks surpassed all other feminine beauty , other than that of the English rose . 

So the total for the week , including practice days , is expected to equal if not surpass the 1989 figures . 

The scheme stood out because it is original , inventive , and surpasses the accepted stereotypical image of a hospice . 

The SSC is designed to probe those high energies , and thus to make possible the creation of a grander theory , one that would contain the standard model but also surpass it . 

This group has been doubling resolving power of the SAM ( its ability to see detail ) every year since its invention , and the device can now surpass the resolution of the best optical instruments . 

Something approaching international humour has been achieved by Asterix , whose popularity in France is surpassed by sales figures in Finland . 

The arch was to remain one of the important station motifs but it was to be matched and surpassed by the tower . 

While rescue was the initial objective , it was soon surpassed by the desire to reclaim and re-educate . 

Its magnitude is 0.0 , so that it is surpassed only by Sirius , Canopus , Alpha Centauri and Arcturus . 

Such acts of individual retribution , however brutal , were easily surpassed by the collective cruelty of the dictatorship 's official repressive machinery . 

The opportunity offered in the market by an asset owner can not be freely duplicated or surpassed by just anyone ; it can be duplicated only by another owner of a similar asset . 

In the 143 years since it was played it has probably never been surpassed . 

As a dessert or table raisin , the flavour of the muscatel berry can not be surpassed . 

For me , these brands of that particular period have yet to be surpassed for quality , character and value . 

Striking though the tunnels and cuttings and aqueducts of the canal engineers had been , they were soon surpassed in size and grandeur by those of the railways . 

Their performance , as far as can be judged at this early stage , matches and in some areas surpasses that of their conventionally trained colleagues 300 km away across the Rift Valley . 

Dolphins interact with each other and with their environment primarily through the use of sound , and their manipulation of sound greatly surpasses the control shown by any human musician or that needed to operate any human device . 

He combined this with achieving a position in the Scandinavian world which rivalled and in some respects surpassed that of his father . 

The same table also shows that the proportion of women qualifying for unemployment benefit increased over the years so that it surpassed that of men . 

I am quite a pleader at times and this occasion surpassed all previous pleads imaginable . 

This doubled the size of the enclosed docks and from a dry and inconvenient harbour Leith became a port not surpassed by many in the country . 

Yet the permanent achievements of her reign were not surpassed by any other ruler of the age . 

Certainly , it surpassed in bulk and cost anything yet seen in Romania and was on a scale approaching Imelda Marcos 's spendthrift acquisitions . 

Ever since its own time this parliament has been known as the ` Good Parliament " ; it has been thoroughly analysed by modern historians , and the Anonimalle Chronicle of St Mary 's Abbey , York , preserves an account of the deliberations amongst the commons which surpasses in its detail any other surviving account of the debates in a fourteenth-century parliament . 

It is almost as if the author is trying to suggest that the mechanical and functional beauty of the train , who seemingly has a life of her own , can surpass that true beauty of nature . 

Charlie kept his section squelching forward through the mud with songs from the music-halls , accompanied by Tommy on the mouth-organ . 

I squelched across tiny burns running in black channels of peat , and stood looking down from the hillside on to the grey roofs of Scaup Farm . 

We squelched across the field , finally reaching the altar , a single slate slab mounted on stones , on the side of a bank overlooking a tangle of briars . 

Torrential rain put a damper on the event , sending bedraggled guests squelching across lawns to seek shelter . 

` I 'll save them for later " he said stuffing them into a soggy pocket as he squelched up the road alongside me . 

I squelch upstairs to the flat after my half-hour walk , and Kenneth answers the door with his specs on the end of his nose and the now permanent book in his hand . 

What else was there to do ? she thought miserably as she squelched behind him up to the bathroom . 

As we squelched along the road and into the farmyard I felt a feeling of utter exhaustion . 

A jovial , curly-headed man , Mulverin was squelching around in a muddy yard outside the cowshed , mucking out with a spade . 

She squelched along in the muddy ruts left by the cattle , avoiding other more unpleasant tokens of their passage . 

Days are not spent zigzagging across the mountain from one lift to the next . 

Flies zigzagged across the room , speeding about their business like bees in swarm . 

JTR and I parted company at Rothesay ; he to go on to Arran on the Iona and me to zigzag over there via Wemyss Bay and Ardrossan ferries . 

As his fingers casually brushed her neck Laura froze , her nails biting into the palms of her hands at the sudden , shuddering quiver that zigzagged like lightning through her tired body . 

We squeal-turned around the crowd , and zigzagged away from the Temple of Turhan Bey . 

She still felt full of inner disquiet as the car zigzagged out of town and started to wind its way up to her host 's home . 

They zigzagged around tree trunks and saw the dark shapes scurrying along out of the corner of their eyes . 

In some places the topsoil had been eroded and we had to zigzag up on loose scree . 

The first submarine could be heard zigzagging , changing course , trying to find shelter in the underwater thermoclines which might hide and confuse the pursuers , but soon they could hear the crump of falling depth charges . 

The other pilot was either new or nervous ; probably both ; he zigzagged desperately to avoid Church 's sniping . 

` Did you say this was the main road ? " she 'd felt compelled to ask , as they 'd zigzagged and ricocheted off massive pot-holes at what felt like Brands Hatch speed . 

All marched , or rather advanced in small steps , zigzagging as if intoxicated …

The other Portrack Option avoids the area of countryside to the south of Middlesbrough , traverses industrial areas close to the Tees , and follows the A19 south through Thornaby . 

Up above , two flying walkways in oak and steel traverse the space at third and fourth levels . 

Keeping them functioning , not to mention well-maintained , was a formidable task , as not all routes could traverse the world on purely British turf . 

The trail traverses the steep , rocky slopes of Mulldonoch and continues above the valley of the Buchan Burn to Benyellary . 

In addition , many rural areas were traversed by the rail network , which gave them an additional lifeline and a link with main centres . 

The ocean basins themselves are traversed by a vast system of mid-oceanic ridges up to 1000km in width and tens of thousands of kilometres in length . 

The extensive series of domal uplifts traversed by the East African Rift System has been widely regarded as a clear example of active rifting with uplift preceding the development of rift structures . 

The path traverses round this peak and leads down to the Old Church of Martindale ( 2.5 miles ) . 

Far below in the glens , pinpoints of yellow light , growing in number as darkness fell , served to accentuate the loneliness of the scree slopes which I now traversed . 

Are single parent families always categorised as ` disadvantaged " ? 

Thus , provided that the court categorises the issue as a collateral question it will substitute judgment on the point , whether that be one of fact or law . 

Preston , whose coming of age had coincided with the New Wave , mentally categorised him as a Punk and , therefore , Harmless . 

The teachers categorized all pupils as poor , satisfactory or good -- or ( sometimes ) excellent . 

This allows the information officer to categorise topics by a key word , by category , by author or by title . 

An essential ingredient of this is the ability to categorise each patient by disease type or treatment group . 

After detailed examination of the information fields , it was felt that it would be possible to categorise them by type as a basis for selecting areas for further study . 

Different contributors to the volume have chosen to categorise partnerships in various ways . 

Theorists have categorized these activities into a sequential series but in practice they produce a complex interrelationship ( as shown in Chapter I ) that is influenced by both a company 's products and structure . 

You could easily categorise your addresses into five sections . 

We identified the postcode areas of patients and categorised them into three groups -- namely , urban , rural , or mixed . 

One of the patients could not categorize the expression on faces that she was shown in photographs in terms of whether the expression was one of happiness , anger , surprise and so on . 

Hope categorised the social substance on view as exactly as a geologist would have named the crystals in a wound of rock . 

She said it was wrong to categorise people according to specific skills . 

It is difficult to categorize the team alongside the previously mentioned sportsmen simply because it was more a comedy outfit than a competitive unit . 

The experimenters categorized the experiences in relation to the sensory modality principally involved and the connectedness of any plot . 

Those systems are almost infinitely variable , and merely to categorise a system as within the common law or civil law tradition would conceal important differences . 

The Beacon Nursery , a local Mencap project , offered care five days per week to children over one year of age categorised as having severe learning difficulties . 

Of course some terms may be difficult to categorize as stop or non-stop . 

It is characteristic of theoretical linguists that they select example sentences that computational linguists would categorise as pathological . 

Some medical practitioners undertake research : should such people be categorised as doctors or scientists ? 

The Soviet Union could not be easily categorized as either presidential or parliamentary . 

For the analysis women with azoospermic or sterilised partners and women with no partner were categorised in the subgroup with infertile partners . 

Trade Unions can be categorised into three main types -- white collar , general and craft unions . 

The remainder of the population was strictly categorized into four groups . 

Geochemistry has been categorised on its own at some times , but has been combined with Petrology , or with Mineralogy and Petrology , at other times . 

Tephra can be categorized on the basis of the size of the pyroclasts of which it is composed . 

Viewed in this light , the Norwegian proceedings would be categorised as being concerned with fiscal , and therefore public law , matters and not with matters civil or commercial . 

Each family was categorized by its commonest long tail type and its median score for flight importance , assessed by three ornithologists blind to the tail length data . 

About half in each case were categorised by their headteachers as casual or persistent truants . 

Crypts were categorised by site of origin into proximal , or gastric body ( n=16 ) and distal , or gastric antrum ( n=10 ) . 

Both of these predictions are confirmed across 50 long-tailed families , categorized according to ` flight importance " and tendency to migrate by three independent ornithologists ( Fig. 2b , c ) . 

The figure ( bottom ) shows survival categorised by age group . 

Persistent and casual truants -- so categorised by headteachers -- made up 4% of the school roll in November and 5% in June . 

The 1970s are more difficult to categorize from the point of view of planning and national politics . 

These are then categorised under either a ` T " designation ( which indicates solid maple with a gloss polyester finish ) , or the ` ET " moniker ( flamed maple with a bubinga or zebra wood top and oil/urethane finish ) . 

The plan was to categorise aliens under one of three headings . 

Paykel was one of the first researchers to categorise life events according to their meaningfulness and show the qualitative differences between events preceding different disorders ( Paykel , 1978 ) . 

Shelter 's research has found up to half of all homeless young people in Scotland had been in care , but only 34 per cent of district councils categorise them as vulnerable . 

Various attempts have been made to categorize types of volcanic activity on the basis of the nature of the material erupted , and the violence of eruptive events . 

Black , stinking water is covered by a thick green scum , which crawls with bugs , centipedes , bloated flies and worse . 

The street around the Stones ' house buzzed and crawled with police activity for the next hour . 

The loamy bat-dung crawled with poisonous six-inch millipedes , and at one point we automatically prostrated ourselves amongst them as a horde of disturbed bats swept towards us to escape . 

She 'd been with nuns before -- Liverpool crawled with them -- and they 'd never been nice . 

This means that the Directory must be able to handle national characters not found in the US-ASCII repetoire .

As previously mentioned , the fugato motive incorporates the motion by perfect fourths found in the Introduction as well as the intervallic cell found in the second head motive of the first theme .

Namma-holes have been variously described ; to Carnegie they are depressions on the surface of rocks , often with a rounded bottom , where stones are often found , suggesting that the stones have something to do with the formation of the holes .

In many other places , the ancient sites lay buried—and still do—beneath modern cities : modern property owners quite understandably take a dim view of tearing down their buildings on the off chance that the remnants of an ancient town will be found several yards below .

Note that because of the duty-free situation , good bargains may be found in European china , including Spode and Wedgwood .

But the Neighbours crew dubbed me Bruiser after a scene in which I was supposed to hit Jason , " she said . 

COHSE member Christine Wilde was dubbed the ` condom queen " after calling for delegates to be issued with contraceptives . 

She was promptly dubbed ` Ruby " , as she was found on Tuesday and reminded Hansom of the Rolling Stones ' song Ruby Tuesday . 

British Gas has dubbed the project Armada but one group of partners has named their discoveries after Elizabethan heroes Drake , Hawkins and Howard -- hardly the favourites of the original invasion fleet . 

Two hundred years ago , those people who drank substantial quantities of cider often suffered a strange disability dubbed the Devonshire colic . 

A little farther on she came to a small white cottage , in the porch of which stood a nutcrackery old woman whom Breeze mentally dubbed the Witch of Endor . 

Austria 's smallest and most westerly province , bordering on the Tryol , Lichtenstein , Switzerland and Germany , Vorarlberg has been dubbed The Children 's Wonderland . 

This is where the river dubbed the ` Mighty Tay " really starts . 

Then there is 17-stone David Lightbown , dubbed Terminator Three . 

` I dub thee Sir Roger Chatwin of Spignel Meu , " the King declared . 

Mr Soros was dubbed ` the man who broke the pound " after speculating against it on Black Wednesday when Britain left the ERM . 

Here , as elsewhere , Hitler was dubbed ` the carpet-biter " because of rumours of his blind fits of rage . 

Appointed a Privy Counsellor two years ago , his promotion seems to have been a long time coming , prompting some commentators to dub him ` The Nearly Man " . 

A leader on the centre page dubbed him ` Clean Sweep Ignatius " , the new broom every guilty man feared . 

The hard rock band were also ordered to leave the country by government officials after religious groups dubbed them ` Devil worshippers " . 

As Peter looked outward , he was able to motivate others to change their perspective too . 

If you want to motivate them to go out and sell that product , you 've got to make them feel it is important to them . 

Lenin was involved in motivating revolutionary action by , in part , a critique of bureaucracy but later assumed responsibility for the economic development of a backward country that needed experts in positions of authority . 

But nobody coaches or motivates quite like Barrington and his personality , almost as much as Parke 's burgeoning promise , was written all over this enthralling match . 

In the event of the sand liquefying below the basement , the soil should still be able to support the building . 

The residue will liquefy rapidly draining clear of the surface leaving a bright clean finish . 

The isotherm for CO2 at 321 K shows that the gas does not liquefy whatever the pressure or volume at this temperature . 

Although the lights of the pleasure cruisers sparkling from the water make the river look attractive , Baedeker 's advice is forthright : ` Bathing in the Rhine should be avoided at all costs . " 

His dark eyes directed to beyond the window where the Expo lights sparkled colourfully into the distance . 

The sun sparkled on the plates and , wet-haired from the pool , the children were being unusually helpful in the kitchen . 

April sunlight sparkled over the water , dancing across snow-covered fields . 

The film is directed by Uli Edel , who made Last Exit To Brooklyn , and produced by Dino de Laurentiis . 

The film , directed by Guilty By Suspicion director Irwin Winkler , is released here at the end of January ` 93 . 

The week 's oddity was Ariel , a Finnish road movie directed by Aki Kaurismaki . 

The movie is directed by a woman but heart-throb or not , Luke does n't have a problem with that . 

Here was Dennis Potter , by critical consent the best pure television writer we have , directing his first ever film : as near as dammit , total artistic control under conditions of time and budget that were extraordinarily generous ; the film-maker 's dream . 

However , Cameron 's companion Kathryn Bigelow will not now be directing the film of another Gibson short , New Rose Hotel . 

Franklin J. Schaffner was contracted to direct the $13 million movie . 

Beatty , who recently starred in and directed the gangster movie , Bugsy , is here to address the Oxford Union …

Melvin Bernhardt , who had directed the show in Cincinnati , was sacked after differences of opinion with Dustin . 

Actor and singer Jimmy Nail , who is producing and directing the next series of his show , is offering would-be actors just £30 to appear . 

Having more than his fair half-pennyworth is POGUES supergroupie MATT DILLON , who , we gather , has just directed the new video for DINOSAUR JR . 

He directed the Orchard Gallery in Derry , ( 1978-84 ) for which he was nominated for the Turner prize . 

At the helm was a Producer , although in addition to supervising the administrative side he was expected to liaise with the writer on the script and direct the play in the studio . 

The play was directed by a fellow Welshman , Frank Hauser , a young intellectual and committed man of the theatre . 

The Lady 's Not For Burning by Christopher Fry was to be directed by John Gielgud at the Globe in May 1949 and Richard auditioned for the ` orphaned clerk " . 

The same was true of Street Scene , which Vidor directed for Goldwyn-United Artists in 1931 . 

He spent two years with the Link-Up community theatre group and has directed for the Compass Theatre . 

Debut screenwriter Adam Brooks may one day direct for British producers Enigma , while Gary Oldman waits patiently to play cleverly-worded ` hero " John Self . 

The movie flopped and Laughton never got the chance to direct again , but Hunter remains the greatest David Lynch movie Lynch never made . 

The killing , in Cookstown , County Tyrone , comes a week after the I R A vowed revenge for the murder of the Sien Fein activists in the town .

However , Jim vowed revenge next season -- if he still has anything to do with the handicapping !

Mazowiecki 's government had earlier vowed to end monopolistic practices and state subsidies for parties .

Last night Tom McGovern , a member the yard 's industrial committee , vowed to fight any enforced redundancies .

He won their favour in the wake of last year 's Anita Hill case when he vowed to clamp down on sexual discrimination and harassment in the workplace .

And yesterday he vowed : ` If I am appointed , I shall be doing things in a somewhat different style .

But he vowed : ` I 'll battle through -- I 've been a fighter all my life . "

MP Keith Vaz last night vowed the campaign to compensate victims of the BCCI collapse will continue , after emerging from talks with Economic Secretary Anthony Nelson .

He remembers hearing it said that each man in one gang at least vowed to kill or disable the keepers if they attempted to thwart their attacks on the game .

Some businesses vowed they would be back today and a number of ` business as usual " signs had already gone up around shop windows .

They vowed his form would improve if he quit Arsenal and returned to Glasgow .

He vowed he himself would lead a return to Whitechapel on the morrow .

He has vowed not to miss a moment of the children 's formulative years .

` One day I 'm going to be famous , too , " she vowed silently .

He vowed that no hint of scandal would ever be attached to him .

He vowed that when they returned in the summer he would take her for a holiday .

He fixed bail for appeal but said McGuigan was not to be released pending appeal . 

Took him to the station and routine happened -- they had to call the bridewell surgeon and the drunk could call his own doctor , fixing bail and so on .

He fixed bail for appeal but said McGuigan was not to be released pending appeal .

Jack finally crested the hill and stood in the shadow of the Monument . 

But , even as he spoke , two black-robed monks driving a small donkey-cart crested the hill ahead of them . 

It really kills me because they 've been showing a lot of Baghdad on the news lately , and clearly Saddam is not an Islamist like the Al Qaeda guys - - you see women in western clothes and uncovered hair and everything else .

Few modern lizards are herbivorous , but Uromastix is a herbivore : it efficiently crops leaves , flowers , shoots and fruit of a wide variety of plants , but does not masticate the food . 

This they make by chewing wood , masticating it with their saliva and then expelling it as a moist pulp which hardens as it dries . 

She had jetted all over the world as representative of Benn 's , makers of fine and exclusive chocolates . 

Jetting across the Atlantic , after two years in America , she had looked forward to seeing her home town from the air , to retracing toy-sized , familiar landmarks , to marvelling at new unfamiliar ones . 

You would imagine Sarah does more than enough to keep herself fit by jetting from one side of the world to the other frequently . 

Britt 's distress is being made worse by a daunting work schedule and the strain was painfully evident as she jetted from Stockholm to Malmo . 

Funny girl Pamela Stephenson looked like she 'd joined the smile-high club yesterday as she jetted into Britain with pop star George Michael . 

Lesley-Anne , 38 , who jetted into Heathrow yesterday from Los Angeles with husband Don Fauntleroy , wants to start a family . 

The Baldock Administration team jetted into Paris at the end of October . 

When he 's not in the office , he 's jetting all over the world clinching deals and making money . 

PLACE your bets with Bugsy and you could be jetting to Las Vegas for a week in the gambling capital of the world . 

Within a few minutes the atmosphere in the bay was normal , and Ace was jetting towards the shuttle 's cabin door . 

Jackson jetted out of his blocks to leave the rest of his field for dead , crossing the line in 13.07 seconds . 

Certainly as they jetted out of Heathrow last night there was no sign of rekindled romance . 

Other ideas current in London include the sharing of departments between London and New York ( one team jetting back and forth across the Atlantic to catalogue sales ) and the dismantling of specialist departments in favour of more all-round teams of valuers . 

Relief came when she jetted out to co-star in Christopher Columbus alongside Marlon Brando ( space permitting ) . 

For the moment though , the students will have to take a rest as Glenn jets out to do battle for glory in the world championships . 

As Bon Jovi jetted out , the faithful made their way home , unanimous that a dose of Bad Medicine had done the trick for them . 

Many people imagine that it is a glamorous life , jetting around the world for the big athletics meetings and receiving much media attention . 

While Cindy , 26 , married to heart-throb actor Richard Gere , jets around the world , her mother Jennifer Moluf lives in fear . 

The eccentric Cantona jetted hastily back to France after being dropped from the side at QPR , although at the time the club claimed he had been given permission . 

Many of the stories were based on rumour , although others , like the ones about A&R men flying all over Europe to see them and high-ranking company staff jetting in from the States , were in fact true . 

Visitors were still mainly local -- the days when eager buyers jetted in from Japan and Paris are long gone -- but the Association estimates that 80% of the sixty-one dealers did ` some business , including five to ten sales of over half a million dollars " . 

The reception , complete with Thai barbecue , was held in a marquee in the back garden of their south London home , and the newly-weds jetted off for a honeymoon in New York . 

A COUPLE who left their two children ` Home Alone " while they jetted off for a sunshine Christmas holiday were being questioned by police last night . 

That means a potential 200,000 customers will be jetting off to the States . 

And before you know it you 're packing your case and ironing your spotty frocks , ready for jetting off into the sun . 

Youngsters from the Bawnmore and Rathcoole estates jetted out to Holland on Monday for a 12-day stay in Almelo , near the German border . 

Out to Tormentum Malorum they jetted , only to be greeted with scepticism by the Navigator ensconced inside . 

( a ) The protocerebral lobes are fused together along the mid line to form a bilobed ganglion . 

Fear of his father and fear of the strange environment fused into a passionate anger . 

The two nuclei -- of sperm and ovum -- move together and fuse into one nucleus which holds both sets of chromosomes , 46 in all , with two sex chromosomes . 

Consequently the cadmium red light and the droplets of gold fused into the Renaissance gold where they fell upon it in rather a pleasing manner . 

The outer membrane of this double-membraned structure then fuses with the membrane of a cell body called a lysosome . 

In most individuals , the basi-occipital begins to fuse with the basisphenoid at about the seventeenth year , and they are usually completely joined by the twentieth to twenty-third year . 

Leave for about 6 hours for the layers to fuse before cutting . 

And during fertilisation , gametes meet up and fuse at random . 

As you get more energy back when two light nuclei fuse than it costs to get them together it would seem that we are bound to win . 

Subsequently , the folds fuse , transforming the neural plate into a closed tube running the length of the embryo . 

On my mother 's side , my grandfather and his family emigrated when he was offered a job as interpreter in the law courts . 

Already , 1,150 people emigrate each week , draining Hong Kong 's talent , wealth and middle-class ballast . 

He was educated at Westminster School and in 1866 emigrated with his parents to Australia , where they settled in Rockhampton on the Queensland coast . 

Moscow underestimated the phenomenon , believing that if the hard core of ` provocateurs " were allowed to emigrate the vast majority would stay . 

The laissez-faire economy was conceived of as international , and indeed from the 1840s to the end of the century thousands emigrated from Britain . 

A COUPLE have been murdered after emigrating from Britain to Jamaica with the dream of starting a new life . 

HOUSEWIFE Alma Brownrigg , who emigrated from Chelmsford , Essex , to Malta has received a bill from Eastern Electricity for 1p . 

In round figures , about 26 million people emigrated from Europe between 1880 and 1910 . 

Already , seventy men had emigrated from the glen to America , and McQueen intended to follow them within the year . 

He had emigrated from Hampshire , with 26-year-old girlfriend Tracey Farmer to escape the recession and start a new life . 

Official statistics released on April 17 showed that 2,188 people , of whom the overwhelming majority were Serbs , had emigrated from Kosovo during 1989 . 

So the population is growing fairly rapidly even though about 8000 people emigrate from the region each year . 

452,000 people emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1990 , mostly to Israel and West Germany --double the number emigrating in 1989 . 

The couple emigrated in 1987 and are back on holiday to see friends and relatives . 

But while the French did not feel encouraged to emigrate in large numbers , the 50,000 inhabitants of New France moved inland much more boldly than the Abbé Prevost might have made one expect . 

Despite the act , the " brain drain " from Hong Kong continued during 1990 ; officials estimated that over 60,000 people emigrated in 1990 , 20 per cent above 1989 levels . 

` Some of the residents emigrated in the 1920s to Sunderland . " 

To support his family , which had been living in grinding poverty in a squalid tenement , he had to emigrate in 1903 to the USA . 

After the war , he decided to emigrate to Britain rather than return to his homeland which was under Soviet rule . 

As a young man he emigrated to England but did not become a British citizen until 1918 , though he served in the War Office Intelligence Department during World War I. 

The Greek Foreign Ministry estimated that of the estimated 500,000 Pontians currently in the Soviet Union at least 20 per cent would be likely to emigrate to Greece . 

We are the descendants of all those generations that emigrated out of Europe over the last three centuries to populate the emptier quarters of the earth . 

Mel Gibson was born in America in 1956 , but at the age of 12 emigrated with his family to Australia . 

Nineteenth-century Madeira had many problems similar to those of nineteenth-century Ireland , and many people emigrated in search of a better life . 

There was a decline in the island s population in the mid-1850s associated with many people emigrating at the time of the oidium disease of the vines . 

Stuart , 26 , from Lanarkshire , emigrated with his wife and children after landing a job as a mineworker , in Witbank , 95 miles from Johannesburg . 

Many Low Countrymen of more modest means emigrated for much of the year to work in expanding sectors of the economy . 

PEOPLE emigrating down under should take lessons -- in Aussie swear words , says a Sydney language professor . 

This ` brain and skills drain " may not be to the government 's liking because the evidence suggests that about 30,000 people will emigrate abroad , taking considerable assets with them . 

About one-third of the Irish population emigrated to wrest a living from new lands in North America and Australia . 

Between January and October 1989 171,000 Soviet citizens were allowed to emigrate ( only 0.4 per cent of requests were refused ) and more than 1,700,000 were given permission to travel abroad or invite foreigners into the country . 

MORALE in Britain is so low that nearly half the population would emigrate if they could , according to a survey . 

This is how they are currently treated when we use them as research tools or slaughter them for consumption at our tables . 

By now the spears of most of them were broken , and they slaughtered the Persians with their swords . 

Only a quarter tolerated the common misapprehension whereby to decimate has ceased to mean , as in the Roman legions , to slaughter one in 10 . 

A GUNMAN slaughtered six people in cold blood because he had been evicted . 

Later she was to wish that she had not struggled on that evening , as Soapy Finnegan mercilessly slaughtered her on the altar of respectability . 

It remains a holy city for Muslims , Christians and Jews , all of whom for the very best of reasons -- they are the good guys -- have slaughtered each other within its walls . 

Those who read history-books ( and some laymen did ) knew that the Franks had grown mighty by conquering "  external peoples "  : not since the battle of Vinchy in 717 had Franks slaughtered Franks in "  civil war "  . 

In a country where 60 people are slaughtered every day , the beach killings of young mother Julie Godwin and her best friend Elizabeth Over hardly rated a second thought . 

Had I been born in the Middle Ages , I knew that I would have been one of those retainers who stayed inside the castle and embroidered whilst the knights went off to slaughter the French . 

On two separate occasions they slaughtered large number of Italian troops , and these events caused civil unrest at home . 

8e Lawrence admitted : ` We watched them play that day and they slaughtered us . 

In the Victor the Germans were always getting slaughtered by plucky chaps with square jaw and purple stubble . 

He has been verbally slaughtered by English fans and English press alike . 

` My father ( Guy Camberabero from the French 1968 Grand Slam ) was slaughtered by the media at the time . 

Elizabeth was slaughtered at the wheel of her boyfriend 's four-wheel-drive truck as she desperately tried to escape . 

Since Tibet was annexed by China , Buddist monks have been slaughtered , monasteries destroyed and Chinese have been extensively resettled in Tibet , he said . 

In one incident near Limoges in central France , farmers slaughtered nearly four hundred animals from a British lorry and dumped their carcasses outside the home of a local politician . 

THE birds merrily slaughtered for the feast each Christmas have no connection with the country Turkey -- they originated in Africa . 

With offal mounting up from the four million cattle slaughtered in Britain each year , the developing countries are an obvious target for the rendering companies in desperate need of new markets . 

I saw Graff beaten by Garrison and Sabatini slaughtered by Navratilova . 

He was reputed to wear a turban , and to eat meat slaughtered according to Islamic observance . 

Some of the barley is used for malting to make beer but about two-thirds is fed to beef cattle which are fattened quickly and slaughtered at about 1½ years old . 

In the UK a variable premium is also paid on all fat lambs slaughtered . 

Ruth , soaping Anna 's small body , tried to keep her voice steady . 

She soaped her neck and armpits , scrubbed her back with a loofah and bathed her face . 

He soaped his skin and his hair , then picked up the brush and began to scrub himself : his legs , his belly , his chest , his face , his arms and his hands . 

` I 'm going to run you a nice bath , Katie , and I 'm going to soap your body personally , every nook and cranny . 

I was crouched in the tin bath soaping myself in front of the range . 

Satisfied , she helped him into the bath and began soaping him all over ; as usual , he bawled loudly when it came to washing his hair . 

Radish has n't got a very slippery bottom so I soap her a lot to make her slide satisfactorily . 

Remembering that all fresh water had to be stored on board , she turned it off while she soaped herself . 

The party was also to redefine itself as " the vanguard of all working people " instead of " the vanguard of the working class " . 

The Socialists need to redefine themselves as a definitively ex-Marxist party that is nevertheless keener on social fairness ( and better at keeping Greece green and clean ) than its conservative rival . 

More significantly , he redefined socialism as a marriage of ` necessary regulation and the dynamic of the market " . 

This helps the client begin to redefine the problem in a structured cognitive-behavioural way , rather than in their catastrophic , idiosyncratic way . 

Analogies and metaphors : these redefine the problem in an imaginative , non-literal fashion . 

This sort of language already sounds ludicrously dated , even though a fair number of East Germans may still seek to redefine their society in different terms from the capitalist West . 

The response of governments to such problems has been to redefine the relationship between control and autonomy by providing a more formal framework for enterprises to operate in . 

The Czechoslovakian scheme could entail diverting the Danube and redefining the border between the two countries , a violation of national treaties . 

This allows you to redefine responses to certain types of message . 

It 's as if the relationship needed redefining and I was n't committed to doing that . 

Official agencies redefined and interpret girls ' behaviour in such a way that they are perceived as being in need of protection rather than as delinquent ( Biron , 1981 , p. 14 ) . 

In terms of the sociology of culture , this area can now be theoretically redefined as a study of the situations and conditions of practices ( see Chapter 4 ) . 

King 's Road 's Mary Quant told the conference that with the advent of the miniskirt in the sixties the crotch had been redefined as the new erogenous zone . 

By the early 1900s , however , the youth question was being redefined . 

Training is redefined as learning , and learning can take place with or without a tutor , in training rooms , in a bureau or at home , formally or informally . 

The new movement worked vigorously to redefine the domain of sexuality -developing concepts of identity and sexual difference , even a vocabulary of satisfaction and pleasure , which was differentiated from social purity . 

Charles Handy redefined the term ` conflict " to offer a useful way of thinking about destructive and constructive conflict and how it might be managed . 

By arguing this , Marx therefore redefined the task of the revolutionary . 

The main cause is family breakdown ; with divorce and children leaving home , one family may occupy three houses . 

Families such as the Hickses , who occupied the second and third tenements , remained in the Row for several generations . 

For example , a family of four occupying a semi-detached house may consume more local services than the single occupier next door , but would still pay the same rates . 

When all people occupying a room have checked out of the hotel , the room status is changed to ` not occupied " . 

The whole notion of bed blocking seems to imply that older people enter hospital and then wilfully continue to occupy a bed which , in the views of staff , they no longer require . 

32 people were arrested at the party site , which had been occupied by a group of travellers . 

Many three-bedroomed houses occupied by single people or couples could be occupied by families now on the council 's waiting list , it says . 

Between 1836 and 1841 , J. and E. Wight were the tenants and in 1839 , John Driver apparently occupied the dye house . 

This form of possession describes the situation where a tenant ( otherwise known as a lessee ) occupies the property of another , the landlord ( or lessor ) . 

The local authority will know whether if they let the council house to the tenant the house will also be occupied by a potential successor who has made his home with the tenant . 

The 1884 Representation of the People Act extended the franchise to householders and tenants and to all those who occupied land or tenements with an annual value of not less than 10 pounds . 

Supporters of the Torness Alliance , committed to frustrating the building plans , had occupied and refurbished a derelict cottage on the edge of the site and renamed it after the local Half Moon Bay . 

Although hinds and their bondagers occupied more substantial cottages , their own tenancy was comparatively brief , so there was little incentive for either them or their employer to undertake any improvements to the accommodation . 

PROTESTERS have occupied an 18th century thatched cottage due to be demolished to make way for a by-pass . 

Single older people are more prone to suffer from a lack of amenities and occupy unfit dwellings than larger elderly households . 

By 1672 , bereft of family and fortune , he had returned to Shrewsbury , where he occupied a dwelling of only one hearth . 

She occupied a tiny apartment hidden away beneath Betty 's house , and she had a habit of materializing unexpectedly as if she 'd sprung up through a trapdoor . 

( Morton occupied Coleman 's house after the latter 's death , until he retired in 1860 . 

We drive to Swords and pick up a key from Crilly 's sister , Lorraine , who occupies a small semi-detached house with her husband and her two children . 

Halsbury LC in Tennant v Smith 3 TC 158 at 164 stated in a case where a Mr Tennant occupied premises : Now , Mr Tennant occupies this house without paying any rent for it . 

The team had acquired the use of the large Portakabin recently occupied by a firm of accountants while their offices were being refurbished . 

The Diocese already occupies the premises as tenant , and no change of use is contemplated . 

On 6 December 1988 he entered into a tenancy agreement with Miss Robinson under which she was entitled to occupy the premises for a period of six months . 

More than 300 French farmers occupied the premises of the US drinks company Coca-Cola at Grigny , south of Paris , on Nov. 23 , while fierce anti-US protests were reported in Amiens , Auxerre and Lille . 

Although Joseph Hyde had occupied the room for nearly eight years , he had done nothing to personalize it . 

In Musgrove v. Pandelis , the plaintiff occupied rooms over a garage and let part of the garage to the defendant who kept a car there . 

In the central Philippines , the airbase of Mactan was occupied by no more than two hundred rebels and surrounded by allegedly ` loyal " troops . 

This former United States military base had been occupied by homeless families when the American forces left at the end of World War II . 

The older and more substantial houses were occupied by the professional and commercial classes . 

But Maria has been able to glean that they were forced to flee their home town in northern Bosnia when their house was occupied by enemy Serbs . 

The buildings of the farmhouse date back to the 17th century and are occupied , in part , by the present owner , the English speaking Signora Elena Mancini . 

Part-time farmers occupied just under half the 250,000 holdings in Bavaria and provided a more stable component in the farming community than their full-time colleagues . 

The cell she occupied overnight was clean , and she was treated humanely . 

Eline had kept the fire going in the long , dark hours of the night unwilling to sleep in the bed that Joe and Nina were occupying together . 

Lineages and sections of the Saadi confederation occupied single territories , single ecological niches ( Evans-Pritchard , 1949 ; Peters , 1968 ) . 

There were a few wooden tables and benches and those who occupied them drank diabolo , white wine clouded with cre de menthe . 

Increasingly in some areas it can be seen that settlement sites occupied in the Roman period continued through post-Roman times to form the basic framework of medieval and modern villages and hamlets . 

And how can the rights of churches be divorced from those of the lands they occupy ? 

Those cells collect information , motivate Pakistani expatriates , recruit , procure weapons and raise money , said Raman , director of the Institute for Topical Studies in Chennai , India .

In the Pentagon , decisions about procuring weapons systems are made by civilians , not uniformed officers .

A little ward-maid appeared at the bedside with an enormous vacuum flask of Georgian tea , refusing to leave until I had downed every drop . 

On the plane his employer had downed several drinks : Morgan was a man who drank heavily . 

But the old bobby — he 'd downed his pint of beer — he got taken before the chief constable and he got a serious fine , £1 . 

The pair had been drinking all day and Jones downed more than 10 pints , while Miss Smith , 29 , drank six or seven pints of cider , Nottingham Crown Court was told yesterday . 

Still frowning , Guy took it and downed the contents in one gulp . 

` What enchants you in particular ? " he wanted to know as he downed some of his coffee . 

Charlie downed the tea and left the station without another word . 

Bernie downed his whisky and said , ` Seen that telephone number ? 

Islamic Jihad had stashed Waite in the basement car park of a four-storey building in Baalbeck , in the Bekaa Valley . 

I 'd appreciate it very much if you 'd stash the gear in the box and get the boat started up . " 

He would pull over later and stash the manual in the compartment beneath the battery . 

If she tells you to stash silver under Jenny Crawley 's bed , you do it , no questions . 

He reached up , plucked his balls from Legion 's body and stashed them inside his capacious pockets . 

He stashed the Nikon back inside his coat and rose to his feet , brushing damp mud from his jeans as he did so . 

Stash old plastic or paper shopping bags near the rubbish or garbage bin and then you can re-cycle them as bin liners . 

This enables them to stash five-figure sums of undisclosed gate receipts into a ` slush fund " . 

Think again , Ashley told herself as , having checked that the purchases stashed in the buggy 's basket were secure , she started the return climb up the lane . 

But as he made his getaway , shoppers wrestled him to the ground forcing him to drop the stolen loot — along with £200 he had stashed in a pocket — and he fled empty-handed . 

As I passed the ladies I noticed that the beer crates stashed in front of the Fire Exit had been moved aside . 

What the hell , people in Africa were gasping for a beer , and he had a whole case stashed here . 

Susie Terhune scrabbled under her seat for the handgun stashed there . 

The prefects had the power to cane you on the hand with a ruler .

Boys who were caned at school for smoking were found to be more likely to increase their smoking than those not caned .

Does n't the good minister understand that we are not living in an idealised middle-class world of Just William where chaps get caned and girls behave like Violet Elizabeth Bott ?

Matthew , now in his 20s , was caned for bullying by the then headmaster , William Blackshaw .

That woman canes the girls , and the man birches the boys , and sometimes they ca n't sit down all day .

In this tightly knit situation there can be no escape and what upsets one will eventually cause chaos among all . 

` It upsets me that I still have this ` enfant terrible " reputation . 

It really upsets me when I see portraits where the hands have been neglected . 

But it has upset some shopkeepers whose deliveries have been disrupted , and disabled drivers who say they ca n't get into town . 

But did Finn care how much it upset her to see them so fierce with each other ? 

Not for the first time , therefore , a government keen on deregulation has been upset by the results . 

A spokesman for the fan club said : ` His followers will be very upset by the attempted destruction of the tree . 

A baby which cries when left alone is not satisfied when any other member of the species comes along to comfort it , but may be more upset by seeing a strange person . 

And all the kids all round about here seem to be quite upset by it as well . 

She put her head on one side , trying to make him understand from the look in her eyes that Stephen had been upset by the references to his mother 's death . 

` So if I invited you to my house you would not be upset by the simple food I would serve ? " 

What I have to say might upset you even more than your father 's heart attack . " 

She clicked her tongue and shook her head but did not look up from her work when Buddie spoke again . 

He clicked her glass with his , smirked , and drank to the bottom . 

He clicked his fingers for Nosey to follow him , then rode northwards in the dusk . 

He clicked his tongue , urging the horse to the end of the embanked cutting from where there was a distant view across the low hills north of Charleroi . 

He clicked his heels and kissed her hand in true Teutonic manner . 

Pursuivant lifted his head from his notebook and clicked his heels smartly under the table . 

He clicked his tongue , the cob plodded resolutely forward and so did I. 

Attempting to copy a decorative technique can confirm or disprove that it produces the same appearance and microstructure observed on the original item . 

I have already expressed the view that the scarcity of references in the books to the prerogative of keeping the peace within the realm does not disprove that it exists . 

Fiona : " I do n't believe in God -- science has disproved all that stuff . " 

Evidence can thereby be admitted to prove or disprove the existence of the element which has been deemed jurisdictional . 

I can envision observations and experiments that would disprove any evolutionary theory I know , but I can not imagine what potential data could lead creationists to abandon their beliefs . 

He had n't held out much hope , although he had agreed that the letter seemed to disprove the theory about a break-in that had gone wrong . 

The results of the experiment may disprove a theory and it will then be abandoned with another . 

These require more detailed examination in order to determine whether they disprove the hypothesis formulated above . 

Nothing so far has disproved the contention that the classical Greeks did not even know the name of the Jews . 

In our day the argument is more frequently encountered that ` the wreck of human affairs " disproves the existence of an all-merciful and all-powerful God . 

Evidence can be defined as information which establishes or disproves a fact or a point in question . 

The Minister said that all of the activities of the civil rights movement had indicated that it was predominantly a Republican body , and activities in Derry did not disprove that . 

The first success disproved the thesis they ended up trying to vindicate , and they progressively discarded financial sanity in a crazy attempt to blot out the problems from their minds . 

This disproves the thesis of Guthrie and the others cited above that the Presocratics deserve to be called scientists . 

Generally , then , Marx 's ideas seem to many people to have been ` disproved " by twentieth-century developments . 

The bizarre absurdity of his action filled her with amazement and wonder , for it seemed to disprove so many meannesses and preconceptions . 

` Are you two going to spend this evening ranting again ? " interrupted Zach . 

` You expect me to believe that drivel ? " ranted the professor . 

` But such is the new-found and disturbing power of punk that nothing can stop the disc 's runaway success , " ranted the Sunday Mirror . 

Rather than locking himself in his bedroom staring mournfully out of the window , Lemn reaches out to his audience , grabs them by the lapels , rapping and ranting his bitter sweet rhyming couplets . 

One group was quoted as ranting at a young police woman : ` We 're going to cut your belly open . 

I lay in bed and ranted at Richard ; explaining , arguing , weeping with frustration . 

When Buck and Ratso go to another greasy spoon , a crazy is ranting in the background . 

Commercial breaks were replaced with old clips of Aoun ranting from a balcony to adoring crowds , just like a Nuremberg rally . 

` It 's no good , Mavis , " Henry told her at dinner time , when she was still ranting on about the unfairness of it all . 

It did n't take him long , and all she wanted were her books and all the time the mother was crying and rocking backwards and forwards and the old father was ranting on in Yiddish . 

Five minutes ago you were ranting about how you hate your work and yet , when I offer you a perfectly equitable way out of your situation , you hesitate . " 

She phoned him at all hours of the day and night , ranting sometimes , crying others . 

He ranted and raved because he found out years afterwards what it was the other swine had taken . 

` What the hell are you doing here , Brannigan ? " he ranted as he turned the corner of the stairs . 

From the pass which stands at 6700ft , the Tujetschtal valley drops 3000ft through Alpine meadows to Disentis town , ten miles to the east . 

The ground dropped sharply beneath us as we bounced off the nearest trunk . 

Some are in a state of imminent collapse and in others , side passages branch off in all directions and shafts can suddenly appear at your feet dropping down hundreds of feet into the darkness . 

A dirt track drops from the Tizi n'Test to Souk Sebt , but this is now being extended too produce can flow in and out : an extraordinary effort . 

Sharpe urged his horse down the rutted lane that dropped into a shallow valley before climbing between two unhedged pastures . 

The land appeared to drop towards the sea on one side of the triangle and to lift to a wooded escarpment on the other . 

` But suddenly the sea bottom just dropped away and it was waist deep . 

When the accompanying stream drops over a ledge , it is a signal to retreat and return to daylight . 

He pulled away the towel from her head , let the loose flow of golden hair drop over her shoulders . 

She swayed , her lashes dropping over her enormous lagoon-blue eyes . 

Then the ground was gone , dropping away in a series of gentle jerks . 

To her left the land dropped away to the river below , sheer and terrifying . 

On my left the ground drops away through uncertain undergrowth into back gardens and a view of rooftops . 

The land obviously dropped steeply away into a small valley , woodland rising up on the other side towards the slopes of the Downs . 

It climbs steeply through trees , into quiet hillside streets from which little lanes and stairways drop suddenly down into the blue distances of the city . 

Though it may snack on a strawberry , the ground beetle is an ally 

If you snack between meals ( and most people do ! ) try to limit this to one or two snacks a day if you are trying to lose weight . 

` So next time you snack on your favourite chocolate bar or bowl of peanuts , remember -- if enjoyed in moderation , they can be good-tasting and might even inhibit cavities , " it said . 

She made rivers of melted butter in mountains of sweet potato , snacked on corn boiled in broth or greasy fish and bammy and discovered the thrilling sophistication of Coca-Cola . 

He had had to give up fighting blazes and now worked in the fire prevention service -- although he may be forced to quit the post . 

Sharon Cann was forced to quit her job because of the daily torrent of abuse from John Wilson , an industrial tribunal heard . 

The Scot was forced to quit the pro game because of injury two months ago , and Whitby boss Bobby Scaife has persuaded him to become part of the Turnbull Ground set-up . 

A CITY 'S terror-stricken minicab drivers are threatening to quit their jobs in fear after the murder of a young cabbie . 

Some said he quit because he was unhappy at the way the screen play changed the original story . 

He got the boot after his wife walked out and half the players quit because he spent so little time trying to improve the side 's miserable record in Delmenhorst , Germany . 

The young actress whose steamy love scenes in a major new drama look set to shock television viewers says she may quit showbusiness if parts dry up . 

ROGER BLACK yesterday revealed he will quit athletics if he can not end the injury nightmare which shattered his Olympic dream . 

Things became very awkward between us afterwards and , as a result , I had to quit my job . 

A GIRL Friday who quit her job because she could not trust her boss to leave her alone was yesterday awarded £2,390 for sex discrimination . 

When I quit my job it felt like the end of term , it felt like Saturday morning , it felt great , it felt illegal . 

As the film opens , he quits his ` no-show job " provided by his father who is a major builder in a large American city . 

Lucente quit IBM for the number two post at Northern Telecom Ltd , where he resigned last month . 

A COUNCILLOR has quit his post with a Middlesbrough-based charity for the homeless after a disagreement . 

But he quit to concentrate on his game and reaped an instant dividend . 

The show 's makers NBC decided to scrap Cheers when Ted Danson , who plays the leading character barman Sam Malone , announced he was quitting to make movies . 

At the interim stage last year , before Gerald Ratner quit as chairman in November , the group lost £27.7m . 

Bruno Giorgi quit as manager of struggling Genoa following their 3-2 home defeat by Cagliari . 

U'S BOSS Roy McDonough has quit as a player , kissing goodbye to his dream of making 500 League appearances and scoring 100 goals . 

Anthony Phillips may have quit Genesis twenty-two years ago , but he has never stopped exploring the musical landscape that was once uniquely their own . 

A COMMITTEE chairwoman has quit over a row about postal votes at a Darlington community centre . 

He did that and it is very clean , but nowadays a very suburban tabloid , but it 's fresh , it 's pleasant as a result , and that when I quit Rolling Stone . 

Fishermen scurry all over the seas catching anchovies ; quarrymen have long made a living scraping guano from the bird-rich islands . 

The two women were waiting to cross the busy Jamaica Road , and once they had scurried across between the trams Florrie continued her tale . 

He scurried across to fetch his cousin -- a tall , gangling youth -- who took the order with a flourish of smiles . 

Your shoulderblades still jolted to the artillery of the Russians as they scurried eastward . 

Grimsdale 's eldest daughter cleaned the room briefly with a broom and the rest of the children scurried about the house . 

Fishing cobles were scurrying about the Sound like water beetles , black dots on the deep blue . 

The mice scurried across the grass to a slender apple tree , and lo and behold -- ` Sunflower seeds ! " screeched the mice . 

They scurry quickly across the table , keen to get to grips as quickly as possible . 

Ahead of him , the tail-end stragglers of the daily rush hour traffic scurried across Westminster Bridge . 

It 's just as hectic in the 400-square mile colony outside , with six million people scurrying among glass and concrete skyscrapers that stand like giant guards above the bay . 

An unexpected gap in the mountains beckoned us to a silent lake fed by waterfalls and surrounded by woods with banks of moss , lichens and fungi alive with lemmings scurrying among holes and tree roots . 

Without stopping to take off her hat and coat , she hurried down the hallway with the little maid scurrying behind her . 

She glimpsed the shell of one of the creatures scurrying behind a line of rocks . 

Out of the corner of her eye , she caught a movement in the back yard , so she scurried from the room , remembering that Pol was settling the pony . 

Inexorably Rose moved on through the entremets and coffee , sending eight people scurrying in all directions as he masterminded the performance , the objects of which were far from clear to Auguste . 

He scurried into the room and came up to them , smiling hopefully into their faces . 

Another advantage Granada has over the competition , he says , is that unlike the big vendors now scurrying onto the marketplace to boost revenues , Granada -- structured around the Data Processing Customer Engineering Plc acquisition and sundry add-ons -- has been in the game for years and knows its strengths and weaknesses . 

As I walked down one side of the hall , keeping close to the sides , and scurrying past the classroom doors , I felt my face grow hot . 

The men who scurried past him , and the increasingly large number of attractive young women , were thinking of commodity prices , buying long or short , or a flicker of movement in the money markets that might be a trend or just a flicker . 

On the other side of the pub , Perry scurries through the door . 

Beetles of every imaginable hue scurried through the grass , mobile jewels . 

Julia , wearing a black leather jacket and faded jeans , hid her face as she scurried through Heathrow . 

She thought of all the rats scurrying through the streets , hustling for a crust . 

On the landing she met Mrs Copley , dressing-gowned , scurrying furtively to the bathroom . 

The disdain spilled over and spread to the other commuters scurrying to their cars . 

Moving the garage doors closed again , he scurried to the fence between neighbouring gardens , passed quickly in to the darkness of the trees next door . 

Although a veteran of a dozen movies , to many outside of Spain Banderas is still that dark-browed guy who sent Madonna scurrying to the ladies ' room in last year 's docu-melodrama In Bed With Madonna . 

Overnight the weather became unseasonably balmy for December and many residents of the hotel scurried to the side of the pool . 

She put her hands over her face and burst into tears , scurrying towards the door . 

They both waited but said nothing until the circular glow had disappeared behind another cloud , when finally the captain came scurrying towards them . 

They 'd crossed a highway while there was no traffic , they 'd blundered around in damp undergrowth , scurrying away from every chirp and mysterious croak , and finally they 'd found the plastic . 

Rachel was furious , scurrying after her tall , arrogant fiancé , her wrist in his hard hand as he strode across the marble floors with a set face towards the exit on Des Voeux Road . 

He was imagining them as they scurried to and fro like rats , like rabbits , when farmers burnt the stubble off their fields . 

The two winos had been shocked awake by the infernal music , and scurried away from the statue . 

Everyone scurried about looking for an empty seat , and Henry just slumped down where he was , on Jonathan pargetter 's flute . 

Meanwhile , tutors and volunteers were scurrying about devising elaborate electronic communication devices that would supersede word-boards operated by the pointing of a nose or ` unicorn " headpiece . 

The workers , scurrying along the tracks through the undergrowth , are blind and sterile . 

Leaves danced curlicues on the pavement as the wind ripped them from the plane trees and sent them scurrying along the ground . 

In the dark , she imagined red-eyed rats scurrying around her , lashing her with their tails . 

Inside , the scene was one of frenetic confusion , servants scurrying around , shouting and gesticulating , carts laden with provisions struggling to either get in or leave . 

Tory business managers began to scurry around anxiously and Sir Nicholas Lyell was clearly taken by surprise and began scribbling notes to form the basis of his speech . 

` Thank you , sir , " the conductor said , then scurried away . 

A handful of figures scurried away , otherwise the square was empty . 

Two defenders had scurried back but even so Parker looked destined to score but was then left holding his head in disbelief after pulling his shot badly wide . 

A rat as big as a cat scurried down a steep slope and a small bush slid down after it in the torrential downpour . 

A servant scurried in , leaned over Sir Richard 's shoulder and whispered in his ear . 

Servants and other domestics scurried in and out , carrying roast and grilling trays , dripping pans , fire shovels , brass pots , pewter vessels , and baskets full of herbs . 

" Now as soon as Rabscuttle got inside the King 's palace , he scurried off and went into one of the dark burrows ; and here he hid all day . 

She shrugged , than scurried off back to the office , showing a lot of thigh . 

Then he nudged Wa again , and sent him scurrying off down a nearby alley into the heart of the city . 

She disappeared through a door hidden in the penumbra and a moment later Sharon scurried out . 

He saw men scurrying over the yard , their faces white in the lantern-light , leaning back into the wind with their knees and legs taking the strain as the storm behind tried to bowl them over . 

He scurries round the numerous vantage points , peering down into the camera . 

At 12.45pm , a profusely apologetic Mrs Yeltsin arrived in a black Daimler car as Mrs Major came scurrying up the hotel steps to meet her . 

While watching the Moi trackers scurrying up the trees , he began to daydream of how he would return alone to compete with all the youths of her village in feats of strength and athleticism . 

Handel is playing on the CD and candles are lit , and the most beautiful children I have ever seen scurry about in pink and cream pyjamas . 

Dr Ali was scurrying along beside him and from time to time glaring down the line of boys . 

Can you imagine Lord Williams scurrying around on his hands and knees outside hotel room doors ? " 

Cranston , breathing heavily , looked down , curiously watching the figures below as they scurried around like black ants on the various tasks of the garrison . 

Acorn started and turned towards him and the beetle scurried away over the pebbles as Pipkin moved and woke . 

Benjamin scurried back to his room and brought napkins soaked in water , flung these at us and told us to cover our mouths and eyes . 

It snatched at the windows in the nearby houses and set them rattling in their frames ; it whooshed over the slates and plucked at the loose ones , prising them away and sending them spinning to the ground ; it scurried down through the garden gates , hoisted up handfuls of dead leaves and paper and kicked them scurrying down the pavement . 

` Hey dad , that 's Vic Halom , " said a lad of about ten scurrying off to the big match . 

He sank down on to the edge of her bed , and she scurried over towards the wall , taking every inch of her covers with her . 

First it scurries round in a circle , then it bisects it , emphasising the importance of this last movement by waggling its abdomen and making a particularly excited kind of buzzing . 

A milkman has been temporarily blinded by two men who sprayed superglue into his eyes . 

Some female handed them a hypo-bulb and they sprayed it into Jezrael 's face , and there was a physical paralysis leadening her without physical pain . 

He unswung the machine-gun and sprayed the bullets into the trees , sending his hunters scattering for cover . 

They sprayed weedkiller on pensioner Martha Welsh 's prized lawn to ruin her chances . 

Simply spray Hot Shapes onto clean , dry hair before setting to get instant hold with a glossy finish . 

Some people are daunted by the technology of sound , but it 's basically just like water : you can send it out in a jet or you can spray it gently over everyone . 

He shook his head , spraying drops over the room , over his clothes discarded on the floor . 

Mojo shook the thing fiercely , spraying ink over the station head . 

Farmers in the region are not allowed to spray manure over the surface of their fields . 

There were 16 cases of damage to vehicles including £300 damage to a vehicle in Larchfield Street , while paint was sprayed over a vehicle in Rydal Road . 

Police were waiting on the streets and the square was turned into a dangerous , slippery ` ice rink " as water was sprayed over the hallowed ground in an effort to deter the demonstrators . 

Well all the sort of chemicals that are sprayed onto crops , are used for food preservation , and there are a wide range of them . 

The combat unit had sprayed napalm or some napalm analogue into the Silver Shuriken , and he was clothed in fire . 

Battling Dave Cannon sprayed a whole trailer-load of the cow muck over a council building after plans for his retirement bungalow were turned down for the fourth time . 

The investigation has cast doubt on the safety of 28 pesticides widely sprayed on crops in Britain . 

It was part of the defoliant Agent Orange , that the US forces sprayed on Vietnamese forests during the 1960s and 1970s . 

When blood tests are taken , we use local anesthesia , sprayed on the skin . 

The use of systemic fungicides sprayed onto potato crops , and fumigation of stored potatoes , can reduce the incidence of the disease but the spread of infection is greatly facilitated by modern harvesting equipment . 

Watching the Turks spray it around the park against our implacable foes , the English recently , the mystery deepened as to how we managed to knock in five goals against them at Lansdowne Road . 

In chapter 2 those two men are roundly condemned as ` worthless " , as putting their own profit before the service of God , and as having sexual relations with some women serving the sanctuary . 

On the one hand aggression , though ` natural " ( particularly in males ) is also condemned as ` bad " . 

This realpolitik was most vividly demonstrated by the Ford purchase , an act an automotive Harold Macmillan might have condemned as selling the family silver . 

Have those sexual practices which were for long condemned as " deviant " or " perverted " really become general ? 

Officials have placed adverts in the British Medical Journal on behalf of the emirate , in a move which Labour has condemned as encouraging a medical brain drain . 

Christie , who stormed to the 100 metres title in 9.96 seconds , was even quicker to condemn the authorities for allowing the drugs saga to reach the Olympics . 

On Nov. 17 Rafsanjani condemned the United States for attempting to dissuade China and India from transferring to Iran nuclear technology to be used for non-military purposes . 

He said people who condemned the scheme for being too extreme should remember that rules could be relaxed , while it would be unpopular to introduce more stringent byelaws after the trial . 

At the same time , it is too easy to condemn certain forms of work for being apolitical simply because they do not correspond to a certain paradigm of immediate political effectivity . 

` To those who compare Wokingham and Tredegar as if condemning Wokingham for daring to succeed , I say I want Tredegar and the valleys to understand and share more of Wokingham 's success . " 

A statement issued after the meeting condemned Iraq for delaying the release of Kuwaiti prisoners and expressed satisfaction at the " level of co-ordination " between parties to the Damascus Declaration on regional defence . 

PORTADOWN families holidaying as far away as Crete have written home condemning the IRA for destroying their town , it was revealed today . 

His cool irony brought swift colour to her cheeks as she recalled how furiously she had condemned him for doing just that . 

Mothopeng argued that only armed force could end minority rule in South Africa and condemned the ANC for entering into exploratory talks with a regime which the PAC refused to recognize . 

It condemned the police for failing to control the counter-demonstration and for not ensuring the right of the NICRA marchers to demonstrate peacefully . 

The group also condemns the Government for failing to carry out research into its effectiveness . 

In Taiwan , a traditional ally of South Korea , there were , however , anti-Korean protests and a vitriolic government statement which condemned South Korea for having " violated our trust and trampled on international justice " . 

It was a bitter irony that he condemned her for loving a man who was out of reach . 

COMPANY heads yesterday condemned the government for refusing to sponsor the recabling of Britain to provide the information infrastructure of the next century in step with global competition . 

And he condemned the Liberal Democrats for refusing to accept the need for minimum wages . 

Around 400 leftwing priests , students and human rights activists staged a demonstration near Ms Aquino 's palace yesterday and condemned her for seeking US help to crush the coup attempt . 

` I expect it is , but it 's the truth , and you 're the last person to condemn me for telling the truth , even though it may offend you to hear it . " 

He condemns her for trying this trick , which is followed by a terrible fall downstairs in the course of an attempt to end her pregnancy . 

The Civil Liberties Organization recently condemned the British government for violating international standards on the trade union rights . 

THE mother of North Wales schoolteacher Fiona Jones yesterday broke her silence to condemn a three-year delay in bringing her French killer to trial . 

In its final statement , dubbed the " Jakarta Message " , adopted on Sept. 6 , the summit " strongly condemned the obnoxious policy of ethnic cleansing by Serbs in Bosnia-Hercegovina " . 

He thought the firing of horses should be prohibited by Act of Parliament , and he condemned the practice of nicking horses ' tails . 

First , vets fiercely condemned the practice of docking tails -- the most famous examples of which are the Queen 's corgis . 

She also condemned the practice of paying men-midwives higher fees than women . 

In April 1957 , now in opposition , they condemned the idea of accepting nuclear weapons on German soil , thus joining with the SPD , religious and scientific groups who opposed Adenauer 's pro-nuclear policy . 

Equally , a crude general rule condemning all acts of killing is preferable to any other possible rule . 

In tonight 's The Tuesday Special , Gloucestershire 's Chief of Police condemns the approach to dealing with young offenders , which relies so heavily on giving them cautions . 

He went on to criticize the Holy Office for acting as judge and jury when it condemned theologians without giving them an opportunity to know what they were accused of , or of responding . 

The Moslem Brotherhood movement in Cairo on May 8 strongly condemned the killings along with " similar outbreaks in recent years " . 

Your letter condemns governments for persistently refusing to recognise rape and sexual abuse as a serious human rights violation . 

Rhee condemned Hodge for not understanding the strength of the Korean wish for independence and for unity . 

If Elisabeth condemned the municipality for not having commemorated a remarkable Danish woman , she blamed Holberg , Blicher , J.P . 

The R F U condemned the incident in unusually strong terms but now seem ready to let the matter rest . 

They are concerned that people condemn Slumptown without actually going there . 

Labour environment spokesman Chris Smith condemned the consultations as a " facade " designed to avoid legal difficulties . 

The ruling Democratic Liberal Party ( DLP ) condemned the remarks as a " senseless statement " which posed a direct threat to the " free democratic system " . 

The Quebec premier , Mr Robert Bourassa , condemned the killings as a ‘ barbaric carnage ’ and declared three days of official mourning . 

Labour condemned General Noriega as a corrupt dictator , but Mr Gerald Kaufman , the shadow Foreign Secretary , demanded to know what rationale in international law there was for the invasion . 

Many people have condemned Herod as a cruel man and certainly he showed a cruel streak , especially towards his own family . 

One of the country 's top police officers has condemned the British legal system as a game , which fails in its duty to victims and society . 

In the first extended interview about his relationship with Mandy , he condemned their later marriage as a sham . 

Leading Moslem clerics had condemned the book as a vicious , sacrilegious attack on their faith . 

Senator Edward M. Kennedy publicly condemned the battle as a waste , and General Creighton Abrams , CO US Military Assistance Command Vietnam ( COUSMACV ) was ordered to avoid repeating such costly engagements . 

With new confidence , speaking as though the secret post-Munich negotiations had never occurred , Attlee condemned talk of alliance as a defeatist betrayal of the Party 's socialist purpose . 

Senator David Norris , of Trinity College , Dublin , a prominent Joyce scholar , condemned the decision as an ` absurd act of censorship " . 

“ I believe they behaved as if he 'd had a fortunate escape — condemned Isabelle as an aventurière , and worse . 

Brandon Gough , the chairman of Coopers , had publicly condemned the concept of large mergers as a nonsense . 

The CPSU , however , condemned the formation of the DPCR as a " party within a party " , declared its conference resolutions invalid , and on Aug. 6 expelled Rutskoi from the party . ) 

But radicals in both parties who favoured radical changes , either to the left or to the right , have frequently condemned the civil service as the embodiment of an above-party consensus favouring continuity of policy . 

Scottish fish merchants and processors also united last night in condemning a campaign by English fishermen to secure a ban on the import of Russian cod . 

Opposition spokesman Roger Stott today hit condemned a move by Labour 's ruling national executive to investigate further the extent of support in the province for a Labour Party organisation . 

Happily , a footnote in her diary for 19 December 1975 states that , ` His letter , condemning industrial action by the consultants , duly appeared in The Times on 22 December 1975 . " 

I join hon. Members in unreservedly condemning the act by the IRA . 

In London , a spokesman said : ` We strongly condemn this latest act by the Khmer Rouge . " 

He also reiterated the SOC insistence that any agreement must explicitly condemn the genocide by the Khmers Rouges under Pol Pot in the 1975-79 period . 

Czechoslovakia , East Germany and Poland joined Hungary in condemning the clampdown by the Warsaw Pact 's last hardline regime . 

An angling club has condemned plans for a hazardous waste storage site on the banks of the River Eden . 

Iranian officials rejected a report by the UN Committee on Social and Humanitarian Issues adopted on Dec. 4 together with a resolution condemning Iran for abuse of human rights . 

HUNDREDS of farmers from both sides of the Border condemned new arrangements for Beef Special Premium as unworkable at a special meeting in Carlisle on Wednesday . 

Protestors have condemned plans for Britain 's second biggest reservoir as monstrous . 

If I read Shakespeare 's The Merchant of Venice and notice the anti-semitism which surrounds the character of Shylock , I may be bothered by it , even condemn Shakespeare for his anti-semitism . 

He condemned Crilly for his hash , and once went so far as to yank a steaming thick spliff from Crilly 's hand and toss it down the lighthouse cliff . 

The UN Human Rights Commission voted on March 4 not to consider a resolution condemning China for human rights abuses in Tibet . 

After the hearing Darren and his brother Mark condemned Citibank for its action . 

Even Mr Murray , who appeared on television to condemn Peking for its butchery , has since acknowledged that ` at the end of the day , we have to live with these guys . 

Some feminist critics have condemned this film for itself not roundly condemning violence towards women . 

SWAPO and its sympathisers condemn it for let ting the South Africans out of their bases . 

The appeal called for restoration of order and discipline throughout the country , and condemned all calls for political strikes and civil disobedience . 

On Dec. 19 the UN General Assembly passed by 144 votes to one ( Iraq ) a resolution condemning Iraq for serious violations of human rights in Kuwait including torture , detention , summary execution and disappearances . 

What bothered us was the initial reaction by Reagan and Thatcher , both of whom seemed to think that condemning the Iranians for the accident was perfectly reasonable . 

NEWRY and Mourne councillors have condemned an application for trust status by the local Health and Social Services Unit of Management . 

Amid discussion of a possible UN resolution to condemn Iraq for war crimes , Bush said on Oct. 16 that the Iraqi leadership would be called to account for what he described as its " unprecedented brutality " . 

Now that he had told her everything , he expected her to condemn him for what he had done , but she said nothing . 

` We think the government of Iran should seize this opportunity to condemn this so-called charity in an effort to normalise relations with the outside world , " she said . 

The resolution on Bosnia-Hercegovina condemned the Serbian leadership in Belgrade and called on the UN Security Council to co-ordinate action by land , sea and air to restore international peace . 

The report condemns recent changes in countryside protection policies , which it says were based on severely flawed statistics . 

He condemned dancing in every form , even the kitchen dances were sinful and against the wishes of our Church . 

At the very least they will regard as over-severe that judgment of Owen which condemns his failure in his fifties to act upon Marxist doctrine before Marx , still in his teens , had formulated it . 

It is already significant for that reason : the Council 's resolve to condemn mass destruction in modern war is shown to be all the more strong . 

With the honourable exception of L'Equipe , who condemned the incident in no uncertain terms on its front page , the French press had an ambiguous , if not sympathetic , reaction . 

The meeting passed particular resolutions condemning the uncontrolled logging in Sarawak and the continuing harassment of tribal peoples in the state . 

Churchill , a strong Zionist supporter , had fiercely condemned MacDonald in the Commons in 1938 and continued his verbal assault afterwards in the Division Lobby of the House of Commons . 

Nor has he condemned right-wing extremism without condemning the rarer left-wing sort in the same breath . 

Pope John Paul , in his Christmas Day message , condemned the violence in what was Yugoslavia . 

His beliefs concerning coaching methods are worth studying , and he adds his voice to those condemning the modern fixation on fitness at the expense of honing cricket skills . 

One may condemn such a reaction on grounds of hygiene , but not on any other grounds . 

The Ayatollah was teaching in Qom when he was arrested in 1963 after condemning a raid on the college by the Shah 's security forces . 

Bush , who had vetoed a similar measure in June 1990 [ see p. 37605 ] , condemned the bill on the grounds that it would place an intolerable and unnecessary financial and regulatory burden on businesses . 

Jack Hassard , an NILP member of Dungannon Council , condemned the ban on the Market Square meeting , which had only been notified by the police at twelve o'clock the previous night . 

In recent months the PAC has refused to condemn attacks on white civilians by its underground force , the Azanian People 's Liberation Army ( APLA ) . 

What the former valued as a proper earthiness and sensuality , the latter condemned as mere vulgarity . 

Ranging from Shia clerics to communists to Kurdish guerrilla chieftains to retired diplomats , the exiled leaders condemned both the invasion of Kuwait and the build-up of foreign forces in the region . 

I condemn absolutely those salacious motion pictures , which , with other degrading agencies , are corrupting public morals and promoting sex mania in our land . 

It is no wonder that the judges in Star Chamber condemned ` so foul matters as we think have seldom appeared in any man " . 

There is a lovely sense of the purity of Elisha in the way he did n't condemn or judge . 

But other local prisons which they examined they condemned as imposing ` inhuman and degrading " punishment upon their inmates . 

On June 1 , Yugoslav Prime Minister Ante Markovic condemned as illegal the moves by Croatia and Slovenia to secede . 

With religious leaders continuing to lead anti-government protests [ see p. 38804 ] , a pro-democracy rally condemned as " subversive " by the government was banned on Aug. 29 because of " security regulations " . 

Nonetheless , he condemned that same deluded world for its previous exclusion of Spain from the European Recovery Programme , thereby exacerbating the effects of a long period of exceptionally low rainfall . 

A GOVERNMENT U-turn that could ease overcrowding in Darlington 's Roman Catholic schools was last night condemned as a ` vote-catching con " to save the seat of the town 's MP . 

Chapman is often condemned as the instigator of this decline : he ` invented " the stopper centre-half , it is said , and so fathered the growth of negative , defensive football . 

The Well of Loneliness , a courageous and serious novel about lesbianism , was prosecuted under the Obscene Publications Act of 1857 , condemned as an obscene libel , and was not republished in Britain until 1949 . 

In 1684 , for example , the Whig conspirator Sir Thomas Armstrong , who already stood condemned as an outlaw , was peremptorily executed without a trial . 

Mr Justice Elliot Belgrave had on Feb. 7 and Feb. 8 ordered the flogging of four convicted armed robbers , a measure immediately condemned by Amnesty International and other human rights organizations . 

She thinks we 're perverts , condemned by the Church , men who 've allowed their normal natures to be twisted by depraved men . 

Morris 's captaincy potential has been tacitly , but very publicly condemned by his own club . 

` The perpetrators stand condemned by the government and by the people of Ireland , " Mr Reynolds told the Dublin parliament . 

Within a matter of months , such talk -- formerly condemned by middle-of-the-road Israelis as defeatist and unpatriotic -- has spread from the fringes of the left to the cabinet table . 

ITV -- condemned by the Prime Minister as the ` last bastion of restrictive practices " -- has undergone a revolution in industrial relations , with tough new working practices imposed throughout the network in the last year . 

Worse still the crisis coincided with the Suez expedition , the ill-fated Anglo-French invasion of Egypt , which was itself condemned by Moscow as an ` imperialist " venture . 

The decision , condemned by some observers as unconstitutional , was reportedly made after it emerged that the suspended ministries had failed to implement the Dec. 10 ban on Hindu religious groups . 

Hitherto , he himself had been involved without protest in both the ` intolerable " evils condemned by the pope in his presence in 1099 . 

Residents cheered when a bulldozer moved in to demolish wartime flats and maisonettes condemned by tenants as a disgrace . 

They stand condemned by the very tenets of their religions unless that religion is in itself a perverse and cancerous development which will in time kill what gave it birth in any case . 

How can I be sure that this year 's cures will not be in disgrace and condemned by the time you read about them ? 

The moves to stem wildcat stoppages , condemned by unions and the Labour Party and the independent Industrial Society -- are thought to be the first time ministers have sought to legislate against the individual . 

This is not the first time in his career that Mr Bond , condemned for unconventional and perhaps sometimes dubious business tactics , has teetered on the brink of bankruptcy . 

PRETORIA ( AFP ) -- Three blacks sentenced to death on murder charges were hanged yesterday while a white man , condemned for rape , was granted a last-minute reprieve . 

She winced. his own humour was mere flippancy , emphasising the very division within himself which he condemned in others . 

Mr Kinnock said : ` I condemn without reservation whoever gave this little girl 's name to the newspapers , " he said . 

The move has been condemned by councillors for the Labour Party and Conservatives . 

RECENT violent scenes outside the Timex plant in Dundee were condemned yesterday by the vice-president of Timex Corporation and chairman of Timex Electronics Corporation , John Dryfe . 

PLANS for parents to be given details of schools ' truancy rates and costs and the work destinations of leavers have been condemned by the education committee of the Church of Scotland , writes Gary Duncan . 

The ruling was immediately condemned by Nigel Griffiths , the Edinburgh South MP and Labour 's consumer spokesman , as ` astonishing " . 

Dr Abdul Jaleel , who practises in Darlington , attended the British Medical Association 's conference at which health reforms were again unanimously condemned by the 400 delegates . 

AN art exhibition on lesbians , due to open at Darlington 's Arts Centre has been condemned by an outraged Tory councillor . 

` Sovereignty used by authoritarian regimes to hide abuse of men , women and children is already condemned by history " . 

British society was condemned by the early Labour leaders as being selfish and cruel . 

The establishment of a European police Office ( Europol ) has been condemned by Interpol as unnecessary and likely to lead to confusion . 

Britain decided not to screen the series , and was widely condemned by the European media for her typically non-communautaire attitude . 

The Germans and Italians say a team of European politicians should go to negotiate the release of hostages , even though they agree that such trips should be condemned . 

Whilst More suffered for what he refused to say , Tyndale was condemned for the persistent heresy of his writings . 

Poland was condemned because it was not a proper nation-state , but it was condemned for its efforts to become one . 

The proposal was condemned on Nov. 2 by Soviet Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Victor Karpov , who said that the USA was attempting to introduce " activities already forbidden in the ABM treaty " . 

Japan 's receipt of compensation and China 's failure to condemn the Japanese action signified in Western international law an acknowledgement that the Ryúkyúans were Japanese citizens . 

Prime Minister Sharif , condemning Bhutto 's protest march as " open rebellion " , had ordered a strict security cordon around Islamabad . 

A communiqué issued at the end of the conference condemned the " US-led military campaign against Iraq [ as ] an act of aggression against the Arab nation " . 

Cuomo condemned the comments as indicative of racial stereotyping , and brushed off Clinton 's attempts to explain them away as " good-natured and jocular " . 

The secretary-general of the opposition Social Christian party , COPEI , Eduardo Fernández , condemned the coup attempt , although he expressed dissatisfaction with the government and the current limitations in the operation of democracy . 

THE AUTHOR , Salman Rushdie , yesterday condemned the death edict against him as a ` terrorist threat " after Iran renewed its call for the sentence to be carried out four years after it was imposed . 

It also condemned illegal executions carried out by soldiers and police as well as those by the FMLN , whose targets were mainly off-duty military personnel . 

Business circles condemned Hess 's action as treachery against Führer and people , and regarded press and radio reports — which were universally scorned — as a ‘ Party swindle ’ . 

This became most strikingly clear when the encyclicals Lamentabili and Pascendi in 1907 condemned the ` modernists " . 

If he condemns people who are outperforming his members , he can hardly expect much respect for their standards . 

However , its supporters were not unanimous ; a statement issued by the Belfast Young Socialists condemned the police and also accused NICRA of selling its principles by not leading the demonstration into Dungannon . 

He embarked on a " whistle-stop " tour , condemning the Republicans as " gluttons of privilege " and revelling in the shouts of " Give 'em hell , Harry " . 

However , unlike pluralists , they no longer praise their activity as enhancing of democracy and stable government , but instead condemn the whole interest-group system as being out of control . 

Other reports implicating the Iranian government itself in the assassination were denied on Aug. 12 by a Foreign Ministry spokesman who said that " Iran has always strongly condemned any terrorist act " . 

On one interpretation , Galileo was trying to protect his Church from condemning a theory that , by its evident truth , would prove an embarrassment if not embraced . 

The Israeli Peace Now movement condemned the decision , but defence sources said the order was based on detailed reports about Mr Husseini 's political activities . 

Americans condemned such cooperative efforts -- which the Europeans thought of as merely copying Japanese and American co-operation -- as additional and unjustified protectionism . 

In a practical sense , he encouraged and demanded higher standards of literacy from his churchmen and governors , and issued various proclamations condemning their ignorance of Latin . 

And we never see the doctors condemning it , we do n't see the pharmacists condemning it either . 

In his Friday sermon on Aug. 9 Sheikh Allamah Mohammed Husayn Fadlallah , Hezbollah 's spiritual adviser , strongly condemned the kidnapping . 

She had not condemned Lucy , as he half hoped , yet feared she would . 

Does he further agree that the report condemns the trendy , discredited methods put forward by Labour and calls for a return to traditional teaching ? 

He explained that the Lord required a strict use of wealth for the service of God , but did not condemn mere possession . 

He condemned the ruler of Iraq , Saddam Hussein for invading Kuwait , an act which he qualified as violating the principles of international law and of the United Nations . 

Bill Wright , Access and Conservation officer of the BMC , also condemned the vandalism . 

The Reclusiarch anointed each initiate with chrism , the sacred ointment , on the brow . 

Her bruises stung badly as she anointed herself with gel , but the discomfort was a small price to pay for feeling clean again . 

What father would anoint his child with such a leaden armour of expectations ? 

The Indians then anoint the tips of their arrows with the poison . 

Over 200 species of birds have been seen anointing themselves with these substances . 

He anointed himself again with vaseline , bruised the jelly into his nose . 

He gave the man the Viaticum and blessed him , anointing him on the head , chest , hands and feet . 

Father Peter , in anointing her , had sprinkled a little of the contents of a bottle of bay rum over her head . 

On his accession he was crowned and anointed by ecclesiastics . 

That done , he leans over to the other side and does the same thing with his other hand and foot so that both his palms and his soles are anointed with his pungent urine . 

Anointing the shoulders or arms was to symbolize the emperor 's protective and defensive role . 

` Yes , " she countered abruptly , hugging her arms round herself , wishing she could sprout wings and fly somewhere private to live down her intense humiliation . 

` Well , she 's probably realized that Tom is n't very well off and Mr Davies is , " Nina countered bitterly . 

` And since we 're exchanging personal details , Rune Christensen , " she countered briskly , ` what about you ? 

` Why ever not ? " she countered calmly , fighting down the dismay threatening to overwhelm her . 

` Well , I 'm in a respectable dress , " she countered coolly . 

` But you were a virgin -- that much was true , " Travis countered hardily . 

` Hardly surprising , is it ? " she countered lightly , determined to disguise her apprehension . 

` Of course not , " she countered politely , meeting the smiling eyes of the hovering waiter with a touch more warmth in her face . 

` I was just about to ask the same of you , " he countered promptly . 

` Maybe we are not always that good ourselves if we look closer , " Rose countered quickly . 

` What was there that I could possibly object to ? " she countered smoothly . 

` I did n't think our destination mattered as long as it was private , " Luke countered smoothly as he switched on the light , but Maria did n't believe him . 

` You talk as if desire were one-sided , " he countered softly , ` as if it is only I who wants you . 

` You presume to worry about your mother 's safety , " he countered thoughtfully , ` yet you are indignant when the tables are turned ? " 

` What did we talk about when we were in Three A ? " she countered , and all three racked their brains in vain . 

But England manager Graham Taylor countered : ` I ca n't see how he can say such things without having an intimate knowledge of our game . 

Quorum counters that Apple can not assert any ownership of application source code created by ISVs . 

She countered , smilingly behind the menu : ` The French have a different attitude to rape : resistance is the salt on the dish , you know . " 

But the health watchdogs have countered that one person can not be expected to be on call all the time , and that person might also not be available . 

Hanoi conservatives counter by pointing out that what the economy needs most -- cash -- will not come immediately , and not at all if the ceasefire breaks down . 

The Controller had countered by pointing out that the loss of the street trade alone in the Manhattan area , until control and distribution could be re-established , would cost them millions in lost revenue . 

Hugh Gaitskell countered by promising that the Labour Party would make improvements in the Welfare State and increase pensions without increasing taxation . 

The clubs countered by saying they would boycott a scheduled meeting between the WRU 's competition sub-committee and the leagues working party . 

` A source close to Mr Heseltine " swiftly countered with ` That is a lie . " 

` Interesting , " she countered in soft annoyance , ` but arrogant . " 

“ You talk with all the … the typical arrogance of the male ! ” she countered in a choked voice . 

“ Do n't be so … patronising , ” she countered in a low , angry voice . 

` How dare you come here trying to put me off my guard with some absurd story ? " he countered with simmering hostility , regarding her belligerent stance with brooding interest . 

He thanked her but countered cunningly with a query about who her friends might be . 

Gerald countered with a question of his own : ` Has the Big Chief grilled you yet ? " 

Instead of replying , Anna countered with a question of her own . 

` If there 's only one governing authority , you ca n't nationalise -- only internationalise , " he countered with a twinkle . 

` Do you have any objection to my presence here ? " countered the old man . 

But for Arab compasses , navigational aids , instruments and charts , Columbus would never have discovered America .

IT IS 500 years since Columbus discovered America -- and across the Atlantic they are celebrating in true Hollywood style .

James Bruce of Kinnaird arrived in Abyssinia in 1769 , determined to discover the source of the Blue Nile .

We would couple this with an investigation to discover the real cause or causes of the high labour turnover ( which may turn out to have nothing to do with the immediate problem ) .

A TEAM of Japanese scientists appears to have discovered how to weigh smells .

The sighting of Mary Magdalene is affirmed by Peter and John discovering the Empty Tomb , the burial cloths neatly set to one side .

` Having found the panel , how did you discover the trick to opening it ? "

Yet , ask the average mastermind of today what Priestley is best remembered for , the reply is usually ` He discovered oxygen " .

The citation said that Perl and his colleagues discovered a particle known as the tau lepton .

Piot said the Zairian hospital where he discovered Ebola in 1976 had 120 beds and only three syringes .

Perl in the mid-1970s discovered the tau , one of six particles called leptons which are basic elements in atoms that make up the building blocks of the universe .

All of the six elements discovered by the Darmstadt center are unstable under the natural conditions on earth .

Since 1979 he has been Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge university , a post held from 1669 to 1701 by Sir Isaac Newton , who discovered the law of gravity .

The winners of the physics prize discovered subatomic particles called the tau and the neutrino .

TORONTO --- A team of international researchers led by the University of Toronto has discovered the gene that causes a severe form of Alzheimer 's disease .

The corruption and viciousness engendered by Trujillo 's tyranny in the Dominican Republic ; the unmitigated poverty and rampant prostitution of Puerto Rico , …

These childhood emotional relationships are further engendered by the integration into the authority pattern that is essential to mass production .

A magic bridle may be used to tame a kelpie temporarily , though this will engender great rage in the creature .

Political anti-semitism attracted mass support for the BUF in a limited geographical area , but it engendered greater hostility within those same localities and had appalling consequences elsewhere .

Its purpose then was to monitor changes in the environment worldwide , and engender popular environmental practices .

Therefore , it is my opinion that nothing can be done to engender additional assistance of the type requested unless the State Department secures authority therefore …

A commonality of interest ensures such cooperation takes place : the creation of a single financial space must create an environment which engenders the growth and development of derivative market activities .

This factor had considerable importance in engendering urban sprawl .

These areas of study engender more complicated ideas about the subject than do other psychological fields .

Prolonged prosperity is as likely as prolonged adversity to engender the mood that it is time for a change .

Among other things , this would have engendered the tradition of Herod 's Massacre of the Innocents .

You can still hear the resentment engendered in the villages by these schemes because of the way they were so clearly causing poverty and creating severe labour bottlenecks on the farm .

Like all art forms , music evokes emotion in the listener and whether or not the particular piece of music is to the listener 's liking is based on a number of factors .

Every day objects , now grown quaint with age , evoke memories in everyone old enough to remember them and give youngsters a chance to see how their grandparents lived .

Well , if there 's one aircraft which can still evoke memories of those Cold War days this is it .

With the ability to convey deep emotion , evoke strong feeling and rekindle atmosphere , colour is one of the most powerful elements within a composition .

New Delhi was built by the British early this century and evokes memories of a different era with its wide avenues , beautiful gardens and imposing buildings .

During the 1970s there was a China boom in Japan which seemed to evoke the old image of China as a source of civilization and ideas .

Use then , as you roughly plan your book , some locality which for you evokes a strong mood .

` This car sucks ! " evokes no sexual image , even when comically revived in the ` commercial " for the 6000 SUX in Robo Cop ( 1987 ) .

The emotive function uses words to evoke subjective feelings or attitudes , by means of the associations that words carry with them .

In many respects Hardy 's birthplace evokes a quintessential vision of the English country cottage , with its thatched roof , old-fashioned garden and secluded setting .

A patriotic feeling or the witnessing of a noble or generous action can evoke the same emotion .

He was hard and warm , and the faint musky tang of his aftershave teased her nostrils , evoking memories she would far rather had lain dormant .

I remember vividly the response which this evoked among many of my parliamentary colleagues .

One final passage from Myself My Two Countries vividly evokes the influences which formed Boulestin 's tastes in food and implanted in him that feeling for the authenticity which alone is true luxury .

In fact , given the bitterness the memory of Cherith still evoked , she wondered why he 'd decided to confide in her at all .

In this image Nizan evokes the plight not merely of one individual , but of an entire class .

The next question that this prompts , is what response does this evoke in you ?

Bridal Gown It 's that time of the month : Gladwell 's debut collection evokes the cyclical nature of womanhood , throwing down a bloodied gauntlet in the shape of these gripping stories and essays

As a woman she evoked a protective courtesy , mingled with astonishment , in her hosts .

Putting the volumes aside , Greg tried to consider the personality they evoked as a whole .

Although he has travelled the world , Edinburgh and the family memories it evokes , are still profoundly important to Graeme Souness .

One can indeed use could in a positive sentence evoking a past capacity which was never even exercised : ( 11 ) Ten years ago , the super-powers could already destroy the world 1000 times over .

In previous psychomechanical studies , the infinitive has been defined as a quasi-nominal form of the verb evoking its event as not yet realized ( cf .

Where do evokes the infinitive as a reality , the modals evoke it as a potentiality .

Death evoked perhaps the chief expression of traditional social life -- every man in death commands a multitude .

But as we descend the evolutionary scale , and the human paradigm is more distantly evoked in the diffusive movements of fish , birds , and insects , we will be uncertain what to say .

One reason why the ability of the conditional cues to evoke such expectancies might facilitate learning comes from theories of animal working memory .

Indeed this corresponds exactly to the meaning of the perfect infinitive , which does not evoke the event come directly but rather indirectly , through the result phase which this event leaves behind it in time .

Conditioning with a pre-trained A allows the associatively activated representation of X to acquire associative strength and thus B will be able to evoke responding by virtue of its association with the X representation .

The second will be evoked when the consequences of the stimulus are uncertain ; it is this reflex that tracks the value of α. *

One among several identifiable functions of code switching in the British Caribbean community is personation -- creating or evoking a character by the use of a particular speech style embedded in talk in another style .

The murky and seedy , small-time underworld of pre-war Brighton is brilliantly evoked by the Master in this most gripping of his ` entertainments " .

Order and tell are like get but simply evoke more specific means of obtaining a result .

The skin can not , however , absorb essential oils if it is perspiring -- after a sauna for instance .

Colonel Feather 's face was getting red , and he was beginning to perspire .

She was scarlet in the face and perspiring profusely by the time she entered the old gentleman 's room .

Standing there with his schooner of sherry , perspiring a little at the temples , clearly not in his element , and trying painfully hard to overcome it .

By the time we got there , perspiring and struggling within the crowd , it was impossible to have a thought in one 's head except to join in whatever was going on .

In small fields , hay makers worked , perspiring with the heat .

In the hall Kruger took out his handkerchief and mopped his perspiring face .

They lay there together for several minutes gasping and perspiring .

After half an hour on the bed in the dry heat he was really enjoying himself and was perspiring profusely .

Also , there 's a theory that when males and females perspire , they give off ` pheromones " -- scents which are strong sexual attractants with a powerful effect on the unconscious mind .

Avoid the sun during the middle of the day and reapply the sun-cream , especially when swimming ( water reflects and intensifies UV rays ) or perspiring heavily .

In addition , tonics from plants can be used preventively by healthy people , as our grandparents may attest . 

One is that , as David Mellor or several members of the royal family might attest , cumulative disclosures acquire momentum . 

The broad guiding principle , attested by many authorities , is that one looks to see what the taxpayer has done to earn the profit in question . 

In a last attempt to avoid this very un-English measure the Liberal Government introduced a scheme , organized by Lord Derby , whereby men ` attested " their willingness to serve if called upon . 

Croatian country manager Huw Jenkins attested that contracts are still being signed and cash is still being paid , while moves towards privatisation are freeing up budgets that were previously frozen . 

O'Connell attests that this is a much more elegant way of offering bespoke software , formerly a high revenue earner for the company . 

She also attests that , though she found a friend in the painting tutor Colin Hayes , ` the warmth and heart of the school was John Minton whose compassion , sophistication and wit were immensely necessary " . 

In conversation Weight also attests that he knew nobody he liked sitting alone with more than John Minton . 

The deceased 's solicitor , Eustace Tolby , attested that Newley was on the verge of instituting divorce proceedings against his wife . 

So , to prove IBM is still on the right track , Graham attests one of the biggest industry myths is that IBM gives huge discounts on its mainframes . 

The House of Mattli was a husband and wife team who were numbered amongst the top ten names in the Incorporated Society of London Fashion Designers .

Two of the top 10 data-processing firms in Japan are numbered among these subsidiaries : Nippon Business Consultants and Hitachi Software Engineering ( HSE ) .

His enemies in the Party , who were numbered among the brightest and the best , suggested unkindly that his libido was turbo-assisted , and that he traded in his women after two years .

Among his colleagues there was his feoffee John Hoton of Tudhoe , who should probably also be numbered among Gloucester 's Durham associates .

Dying in such a cause , he was to be numbered amongst Christ 's martyrs , much more worthy of the name of Saint Thomas of Canterbury than he whom the Pope falsely before did canonize .

With no patron , and numbering himself among men of ` retired lives , and small-grown fortunes " , his progress in the church was painfully slow , and he probably remained at Duxford until 1647 .

Toronto 's starting pitcher , Dave Steib , took a 3-2 lead into the sixth inning , but Mark McGwire hit a lead-off home run to tie the game .

` My father tied with another man at an Old Newton furrow-drawing match : both had a quarter-inch deviation -- it must have been about sixty years ago .

BIRKENHEAD ST MARY 'S increased their lead at the head of the Bromborough Paints Merseyside Competition table but most excitement came at Ainsdale who tied with Rainhill .

AINSDALE tied with Rainhill in a thrilling Merseyside Competition encounter .

Sandy shot a 71 , though , and that left him tied for the lead with David Graham , who we played with , of course , for the third round .

He defeated fellow Scot Colin Montgomerie at the first hole of a sudden-death decider after the pair had tied on three-over-par 287 .

Thrusting his big red face forward he jabbed Luke in the chest with a thick forefinger . 

Covering the sprawled guards constantly , Mortimer hopped over the bodies and continued downwards , his men jabbing the bodies with bayonets to make sure . 

In a mad impulsive movement , which Molly later insisted was self defence , she jabbed desperately at the oncoming fish . 

How dare you speak to your mother like that ? " she jabbed repeatedly until the sight of blood seeping through Constance 's blouse stopped her short . 

A JILTED lover who took revenge on women by jabbing them in the rear with knitting needles has come unstuck . 

Or if the horse has been jabbed in the mouth when it is being mounted , it goes on expecting pain in the mouth whenever it is mounted . 

Take it step by step , but do not jab her in the mouth and be FAIR but FIRM . 

Reatus also allegedly jabbed Mr Mounsa in the neck and hit him with a dog chain . 

` Get on ! " said Teng , drawing the long club from his belt and jabbing the man viciously in the small of the back . 

He saw the horse rise in the same fraction of a second as the recoil jabbed his cheek . 

In the operating theatre , a tall and ancient nurse jabs me twice to find the vein in the back of my hand . 

Leonard Perkes , 80 , was beaten , jabbed with a screwdriver and had his toes cut with a knife . 

The economy has a weak base , and only 7 per cent of the land is cultivated , most being under rough grazing ( Turnock 1974 ) .

It is not enough to enlarge a peasant 's piece of land , he must have the wherewithal to cultivate it .

Night Goblins cultivate different kinds of fungus and moulds in their meandering caves and tunnels .

We cultivated maize and water melons and the crops were just about ripe when the army came one night without warning and destroyed everything .

It is thought that rice was first cultivated in India and Indo-China , but it is now grown extensively throughout the Far East .

Consequently a great deal of fulling , spinning , weaving and dyeing was carried out at domestic level , with plants probably being deliberately cultivated to provide dyes .

Land that is cultivated or grazed intensively near the croft is often referred to as inbye to distinguish it from common grazings and more distant fields .

It is native to China and has been cultivated successfully in a number of countries , including Iran , Turkey , India and the Soviet Union .

By the first century AD , however , the Romans were cultivating the vine in Northern Gaul .

Coppices of oak were cultivated in the area for the provision of charcoal .

When properly cultivated and controlled by men , the earth by her nature yields a bounteous harvest .

Crops of corn and vegetables were cultivated , along with many herbs and plants not known in Britain before .

At one time they were very much cultivated in Provence and are still popular there .

Many growers , not only in Champagne but throughout France , still innocently cultivate Pinot Blanc Vrai believing it to be Chardonnay , although anyone with doubts need only look at the leaves on the vine .

On the whole , though , triticale is hardier than wheat and can be cultivated more easily in harsh environments .

Some bamboos are cultivated , some cared for , others gathered from the wild , e.g. Bambusa wrayi , a montane species , which is much favoured : clumps are owned by particular Temiar groups .

There was a garden surrounding the villa and it had been cultivated before the war .

He 's spent 12 months planning and carefully cultivating what he hopes will be prize blooms .

A SCOTTISH botanist who has devoted his life to cultivating rare South Sea orchids in Britain has won public recognition for his work -- thanks to the Royal Mail .

` Thomas met his enemy face to face that afternoon too , " shrilled Gwendolen , determined that her beloved 's name should at least be represented . 

` Please sir , how did the hippopotamus get a square on him ? " shrilled one teenage wit . 

` For God 's sake ! " shrilled Jan and her palsy-walsy Basil/Cherry , who was not aware of the rising price on his head . 

These are becoming more popular and are generally Indian and/or African teas blended with fruit blossoms or oils , or spices . 

By blending different essential oils , we not only improve the aroma of a single essence , but more interestingly , we can control the mind-body effect of the oil . 

Sift together the flour , salt , cinnamon , nutmeg and baking soda , then blend it into the eggs . 

A pilot scheme is being developed to blend low-nitrate water from the Greensand with high-nitrate water from the Chalk . 

The layers of horn and yew had been blended together with such care that it was hard to tell which was set upon which . 

Rayon is frequently blended with other fibres and used extensively in furnishing fabrics . 

Blend the egg and lemon mixture into the soup , stirring constantly . 

Blend the pieces together roughly and roll out on a surface dusted with icing sugar or cornflour to give a marbled brown effect . 

Others are left bemused , their studios denuded by western dealers . 

These animals , introduced by pirates and whalers between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries , denude the vegetation and compete with the giant tortoise ( Geochelone elephantopus ) . 

On an island nearly denuded of wood , the transportation and erection of statues such as these presents a technical problem that modern man still ponders on . 

I 'm afraid that no amount of arm-twisting will get me to reveal the exact locality , as I am not prepared to see a quiet stream denuded of its substrate by busloads of fishkeepers . 

The expanse of beach was so denuded of any trace of the present century we might have stepped out on to a distant planet . 

` This is further evidence that the major hospital on one side of the river is being denuded of major medical facilities . 

The story was splashed over the front page , elbowing aside the arms talks and the council scandal .

Part of the impetus had been the growing frustration felt by women in the voluntary work committees that they and the issues which concerned them tended to be elbowed aside by men .

Andrew Chubb , prosecuting , claimed Blissett elbowed Uzzell after the defender beat him to the ball and headed it away .

A FOOTBALLER who elbowed an opponent in the face , shattering his cheekbone , made an ` ordinary aerial challenge , " a top soccer official told a court yesterday .

By the time she 'd elbowed the door open with two steaming mugs of tea , I had was reading the first thing which had come to hand .

Without speaking , she elbowed him out of the way and continued with her baking , thumping and banging the dough into shape , all the time her tears falling silently .

He was muttering as he elbowed the nurse away from a malfunctioning VDU .

Once things had returned to normal , he would have been quietly elbowed out of power so that the parties could resume their disastrous " game " .

Of course I was not saying I see people elbowed in the face 200 times a week .

Her friend 's well-known bluntness had been to the fore a few days ago , when she 'd discovered Laura sobbing quietly in her bedroom . 

Mr Pollards father david also gave evidence , saying in a statement how Gary Burn had been sobbing hystericaly when tring to explain to him what had happened . 

Lisbie was now sobbing unrestrainedly , and she buried her head on Jean 's shoulder . 

Even if the Devil himself was riding the wind which howled and sobbed outside , they would take the road back to Godstowe . 

They were subdued : several women were sobbing quietly , and the voices of two men could be heard , one asking questions and the other answering . 

Evans sobbed drily , gulping in great mouthfuls of air , and rocked back and forward against the mantelpiece which was lined with Christmas cards . 

She was sobbing hysterically because her children 's friends were refusing to play with them when they were out with her Rottweilers . 

As the youngster sobbed in terror , the sadist bundled her into the machine . 

At Nice when he heard the devastating news that his Portuguese friend , the artist Amedeo de Sousa Cardoso , had died of Spanish flu he broke down and sobbed like a child . 

Hýloýse went to him , put her hands on his shoulders , and he covered them with his own hands , gasping as he tried not to sob . 

The child screamed and sobbed , and Jack 's face , usually so impassive , twisted with pain . 

` What do you mean ? " sputtered Anabelle , drying her face with her paws . 

` YEEEEEUCH ! " sputtered Father as the family sat down to tea . 

At the Aegean Sea drunken middle-aged men drink and sing and sputter as packs of walruses do , calling to us in obscene and gravelly voices . 

He rushed towards her so violently that Miss Fogerty put out her hands to grasp his shoulders before he should butt her to the ground . 

When he told him he would be arrested for being drunk , Sweeney butted him in his left eye and brought his knee up to his groin . 

She had tried to pick him up but he had clung to the banister rail like a leech and butted her in the chest with his head . 

If he made a joke and she realized it was one , she used to butt him in the chest -- she was much shorter -- and say ` You 're silly ! " 

She butted him in the chest with her head and he slipped in the mud and fell on his back . 

` Mummy , I want Mummy , " hitting him and butting him in the stomach with her head , like a little goat . 

Golden artificial sunlight filled a wainscotted room with a frieze of unicorns butting one another with their horns . 

The same consideration stopped me from butting the animal ; I was n't going to put my face near those teeth . 

But his forehead was already swelling blue-white where Jimmy had butted him . 

The rest of the females will butt him … . until his liver is pulverised . ’ 

Our Stella says the lad who butted him comes from a well-to-do family . " 

The farmer 's tied him to the fence to stop him butting the sheep and that 's deemed to be cruel . 

You may be surprised to find that she does n't want to shackle you with a ball and chain . 

She folded his discarded jeans and shirt and stowed them in a locker , then turned his sleeping-bag inside out and shook it . 

He stowed the globes in a styrofoam case like an over-sized egg box . 

Melissa stowed her purchases in her shopping bag and picked up her change . 

He gave them some thought , then extracted two and stowed them in his hip pocket . 

Most people keep a gun or two in the house ; some carry them around with them , or stow them in the glove compartments of their cars . 

He emptied his bag , putting the instruments for sterilization to one side and stowing the unused items on the shelves . 

When he hears Tina 's key in the lock he slaps the latest book shut and stows the pile under the bed , his head aching with the notion that he was about to stumble on the message . 

He had n't stowed his chainsword across his back , and Ace watched aghast as he swung himself too far , reached out with his left hand , and failed to grasp the side of the girder . 

They stowed Tal behind their seats , with her bag and all the other stuff that had accumulated there . 

Stowing her bag by her feet , Loretta settled down for an hour 's read . 

` It 's beautiful , " I said as the man stowed the parcels into the tiny cabin . 

She found a seat , stowed her luggage , and was almost at once joined by a pleasant-faced woman who settled herself across the table in the seat opposite . 

As he groped his way under his seat , seeking somewhere to stow the paper , his fingers met something cold and hard and sharp . 

Here , Goodison lifted four large mantle-boxes from the coach and stowed them , as best he could , under the seat of Elizabeth 's trap . 

By the time they had their health certificates the cargo , mostly cotton cloth from Manchester , had been stowed . 

The doctor had fixed it in place in the car , as we waited for the luggage to be stowed . 

It will be stowed either in the carrying case or within a plastic container . 

A considerable swell was breaking on the beach , so cameras were stowed in plastic bags and we surfed ashore in an inflatable in what is known as a ` wet landing " . 

They did not see anything being stowed on the wagon for Ramsey . 

He went into a torrent of Greek as he stowed her case and several pieces of hand luggage . 

He had already stowed the cockpit awning and set up the barbecue . 

I opened my eyes eventually and took the compass out of my jeans pocket , where I 'd stowed it to have hands free for standing up . 

Sleep-drugged figures stumble quietly around their bivouacs , feeling for the last few items of rain-sodden kit to stow in their bergens . 

Order a take away and open the bottle you have stowed in your Survival Pack . 

Many foreign visitors , intrigued by her story , used to visit Maria Clementina . 

By the time dawn came Dinah Asshe was intrigued with the possibilities of her own physical self . 

If Alain had been intrigued by her colouring since he had first seen her then why had n't Marguerite said so ? 

If only she could fit the jigsaw together and get a clear picture of this man who so intrigued her . 

But she instructed her fast-beating heart not to be so idiotic , that Ven meant nothing by that other than that he was intrigued that her journalistic methods were unlike those of any other journalist he had met . 

And I do n't think it was your perfection of form that intrigued him … ’ 

So my visits to the Ainsworth home were frequent but undemanding , and I had ample opportunity to look out for the little cat which had intrigued me . 

The thornier aspects continue to intrigue international legal experts . 

Henry was intrigued by Fred 's doings ; he wanted to know more . 

Visitors to the castle are often intrigued by the engravings and paintings to be seen above fireplaces and doorways . 

Bliss , Lømo , Andersen and many others in the neuroscience community were immediately intrigued by the phenomenon . 

` Of course , I kept quiet about what I had seen , but I was intrigued . 

A year later , however , he was intrigued to discover that the Ojibwa Indians , who were of different linguistic stock , had the same system . 

She was intrigued to know what sort of a woman could handle Alain Lemarchand and she had intended to linger and find out . 

But the explicitly linguistic experiments with primates continue to intrigue the non-specialist above all . 

He intrigued us and then , when we had the good fortune to meet him socially , he emerged as both a remarkable and idealistic person . 

He was on the road for a week , making sketches in villages along the way , intrigued particularly by the lives of weavers . 

` I 'm not married -- my sister Berenice is my only relative , but I 'm intrigued by your interest , though you could have just asked me instead of getting angry . " 

Intrigued by their free and easy life style , the Parker 's find their long held values being easily manipulated . 

Having had to study the figures herself , Kate finally became intrigued by them and decided that she might as well play the stock market on her own . 

She watched him sifting the batch of cards , momentarily intrigued . 

One can imagine a Soviet general fuming to see it around her neck . 

She was still quietly fuming about Felipe 's remarks as dinner drew near , however , and he had put her in a very awkward position . 

Weeks of legal bickering by Pakistan lawyers have left the International Cricket Council fuming about their inability to take firm action over the damaging saga . 

Meanwhile , in London , motorists fumed as the M4 the main artery to Heathrow and the West was shut when concrete joints buckled in the heat . 

She paused to sip her tea , and Ella , fuming at the delay , began to wonder if that were all Dotty would say . 

Meredith fumed at his liquefying eyes and the contemptuous curl of his sculpted mouth . 

She made no answer , but rose from the chair , knowing when she was beaten , even though she was fuming inside at his high-handedness . 

MICHAEL Jackson lay low in his hotel room preparing for his final concert in Taiwan today , while newspapers , consumer groups and politicians fumed at the superstar 's offstage shopping style . 

It was the Lemarchand woman who would be hurting and probably fuming with impatience . 

" They were very polite while I was here with them , but they must have boiled and fumed with indignation when they left me , " he said , chuckling . 

Fuming with rage and frustration , Curtis called in immediate reinforcements , and ordered a full-scale manhunt in the vicinity of the apartment block . 

Marcus Adam , Tony Jarrett , Jason John and Darren Braithwaite overslept and arrived to find golden wonder Christie fuming in the dressing-room . 

That ended any sort of conversation and Maggie sat fuming for the rest of the journey , very glad that Felipe sat as silently . 

This announcement gained her a very wry glance and she fumed more as she read his looks . 

He simply took things out of her hands and left her standing like a fool , and Jenna fumed silently . 

She grieved for her father and worried about Maggie , but most of all she fumed and cried over the affair with James Halden . 

Inwardly fuming , Polly compressed her lips and sat down , still clasping her bag tightly . 

Last July , in peak form , pirouetting on his toes and gesticulating wildly , he was wickedly funny and amazingly indiscreet . 

It suited Adam not to reply in German and he gesticulated wildly as he tried to make her understand . 

Riven saw Bragad gesticulating at Bicker , who sipped wine reflectively . 

After gesticulating at each other , they both fell silent and looked at their drinks . 

She fell in with Nicole 's steps , watching as she gesticulated to the men , letting them know that they would n't be long . 

THE sight of a frustrated Jim McLean gesticulating to his players from the touchline can be amusing in normal circumstances . 

At one point Eva turned and gesticulated towards me , as if she were taking him to task for something he 'd done to me . 

The tone of her voice has risen , she pushes the hair off her face with one worried hand while gesticulating with the other . 

He broke off to gesticulate hopelessly with his hands , expressing final despair . 

Apparently the healer would tie a black thread round the horse 's ankle , and it usually worked . 

He was tied to the back of a horse and taken to Edinburgh , where he was tried , convicted and hanged . 

Sharpe tied the horse 's reins to the harrow 's stout frame , then slid his rifle out of its saddle holster . 

` Over the trav'us door , on the top , he had a hooked ring ; and he tied the horse to this ring . 

We tied our horses to a small rail and knocked on the priest 's house door . 

It all began when a woman threatened to tie herself to a willow tree . 

Then Sapt tied the rope round one of the trees near the water . 

He tied his horse to a tree outside this bushy patch and left him grazing . 

Before the poor victim had a chance to scream , Mildred had tied a gag around her mouth . 

Claudia , who had taken off her sweater and tied the arms around her waist , now undid the knot and pulled the sweater on again . 

Sikes quickly tied the rope around the chimney , then began to tie the other end around himself , ready to lower himself to the ground behind the house . 

He then tied electrical cable around the trunk and his neck before hanging himself . 

You need two pieces of string and you tie a balloon loosely onto each with a loop . 

He tied the reins to a handy bush and followed the sound of Blondel 's voice . 

He tied two broomsticks to Da Silva 's arms and stuck one down his back , making him march up and down the corridor again and again , repeating ` I am a cripple " . 

He fastened the panel from an old radio to the headboard with sticky tape and tied the driving wheel to Pete 's cardboard box with string . 

He did not put up any resistance when they flung him down on the rainswept slabs , and tied his ankles with a thick cord . 

Pa shrugged himself into his coat and tied a muffler about his neck to keep out the cold February wind . 

I tied a tarpaulin over the car and paid a farmer with a horse to drag it through the streets of the city and out to the Plainpalais gate . 

In a fit of temper Yates grabbed Nicola 's sweater , tied the sleeve round her neck and throttled her as she cried out " Daddy do n't " . 

They were led , tied together by a single rope , first to the scaffold where , in front of the guillotine , the death sentence was pronounced . 

If the door knob is cool , tie something moist around your mouth and nose and keep your face near the floor . 

Tragically the rope tied around Mrs Love 's ankle slipped from her husband 's grasp and she fell to her death . 

From the spot in the hedgerow where the four German soldiers had come from a white flag tied to a long piece of wood had suddenly appeared . 

A rope had been thrown over a low beam in the room and tied to the top of the Bookman 's cage . 

Léonie tied on an apron and hoisted herself on to a kitchen chair . 

The peanut farmer captivated America with his Colgate smile but he was a different sight three years into his presidency when he took part in a six-mile road race . 

James Fillis was a riding master of the last century who captivated large audiences with his over-bent horses with unnatural gaits . 

The declamatory , repetitive , rhythmic prose of Ossian throbs with urgent sonorities and captivates the ear with its haunting incantations . 

She captivated me by her touchingly comic manner ( which the lifeguard also noticed , for the corner of his mouth twitched slightly ) . 

Naples , the capital city , once captivated Europe by its artistic patronage and a Victorian ` Grand Tour " was barely conceivable without it . 

Charlie Chaplin 's silent black and white movies captivated the world in the early part of the century … and they 're still doing it for a new generation coming through . 

They were always flavoured with her subtle Parmigiano-Jewish humour and could captivate any audience . 

Diana had captivated the country ; Charles was proud , but Diana was beginning to upstage him 

With talk of sweetbreads and liver and fillet she captivated him -- I could n't quite see how she did it . 

The posters were signed : ` The Little Green Province " -- a name which captivated my imagination . 

Her tenacity and commitment to the force were exemplary , and her strange beauty had long ago captivated most members of staff . 

Elisabeth was no longer interested in these things but was captivated by the Colonel 's enthusiasm for his subjects . 

These artists , and the ` progressive rock " bands who came after them , were captivated by the potentiality of the studio as a place for creating new sounds . 

Valerie was captivated by him and there seemed nothing her mother could do about it . 

Lear was captivated by the extraordinary and extrovert family of parrots . 

But she had lifted her skirts a full six inches above the ground as she entered the water , and he was captivated . 

This exhilarating performance by the 86-strong company of ` The Wheel of Fortune " inspired by Carl Orff 's ` Carmina Burana " captivated the capacity audiences . 

From the start her charm and her missionary addresses captivated her hearers and young people were challenged . 

This is the portrait of a woman who captivated Ron Summerfields heart . 

The programme captivated , a fantastic mix of early Chinese and European music -- sheng and p'i-p'i twanging happily alongside recorder and viella . 

The Publishers regret that under no circumstances will the magazine accept liability for non-receipt of goods ordered , or for late delivery , or for faults in manufacture . 

He regretted that , but the awful truth was only a murmur away . 

At least he 'd made someone happy , he thought drily , regretting that he 'd snarled at the lad in front of him . 

Freshers applying after 1st September will receive assistance in finding suitable accommodation : we regret that we can not guarantee University accommodation in such cases . 

We regret we are unable to cater for people with physical disabilities . 

She regretted she would not be seeing Urquhart again for only one reason , or so she told herself . 

Quex regretted he had ever told anyone about the things he had discovered in the churchyard , realising too late they were as corrupt as Gabriel 's mutilated body . 

If he had regretted his kiss the evening before , how on earth was he going to view what had just happened between them ? 

" Do you regret what you 've done ? " she asked , moving around so that she was able to look at his face . 

` If you truly regret what you left behind in Milano , if you prefer it to what I offer you here , then I will have you flown back there first thing in the morning . " 

` Ladies and gentlemen , I regret to have to inform you that , due to an accident to Mr. Banks , we will be unable to continue the performance . " 

Now I regret to say that the only political party that actually entered into negotiations on this occasion was the Conservative Party . 

Some cloners think Sun regrets making previous Sparcstations too easy to knock off so it 's putting some obstacles in the way . 

Cyril Reenan sold the tape to a newspaper for six thousand pounds , but he says he regrets ever recording it and is going to give the money to charity . 

She bit her lip instantly , regretting her outburst as much as she regretted ever catching his gaze at that ill-fated cocktail party . 

I deeply regret my being unable to be with you and to join the memorial service and the dedication together with the related activities . 

But you 'd regret it in the long run , I think , would n't you ? 

He chose Everton over Arsenal and will regret that decision to his dying day . 

She started to regret her impulsiveness in joining a wild-goose obstacle chase . 

I think she had gone into maths teaching and had then regretted it . 

Hudson fixed her with such a smile that she instantly regretted the question . 

Winnie felt that this could lead to somewhat alarming disclosures which might be regretted by all . 

( Its position at the front of the volume was later regretted by Wordsworth as some readers were put off . ) 

The departure of Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith was regretted by those who shared his emphasis on the political issues . 

It is regretted that so many people were unable to obtain a ticket for this game and the committee fully appreciates their keen disappointment ; it was an impossible task to satisfy everyone so great was the demand . 

“ Failure ” is not a moment to be regretted in a process of adaption , or development into normality , which ideally takes its course … . 

` It is much to be regretted , that the owner of the Purse Crag should have cut down the beautiful trees , which served so wonderfully to enrich the prospects on this side of the water . 

But Richard Wilson says he regrets the fact that units like the Ritchie Russell have to find money from outside the NHS . 

We certainly do n't regret the move but wish we 'd known how much work and cost would be involved . 

Office Cleaning Services says it regrets the situation and has the utmost sympathy for Mrs Hampton . 

We regret the things we failed to do , we reproach ourselves for things we did do and feel relief that we have moved on . 

It was a decision which he regretted for some years , although within the university he proved an effective teacher and he was dean of the faculty of science from 1894 until 1913 . 

It was an agreement that Lear was to regret bitterly in later years . 

Mr. Thorpe is now ill with Parkinson 's disease , a fact known and regretted throughout north Devon and further . 

He says he regrets with great penitence and sorrow the circumstances that led to the caution . 

Do n't try to do too much in one day or you will end up making impulse buys that you will regret , and do n't buy things just because they are cheap . 

When she did , she was capable of doing and saying things she afterwards regretted . 

When I started work I regretted not going for a degree , but promised myself not to miss out . 

It was bulky and badly tied up with paper and string but Sarah did n't need to feel it to know what it was . 

Laura leant forward , and , taking a good handful , felt the close knitting between linger and thumb . 

She bent down , undid the zipper , and felt carefully inside the layers of clothing before kicking the bag to one side . 

Having felt carefully the whole length of the injured leg , Sophie looked up . 

Sullivan removed one hand and felt inside his jacket , closing fingers around steel . 

Jackie 's delicate fingers felt around the frame , applied a light pressure , and the window slid up about eighteen inches . 

He raised himself on one elbow and gingerly felt around his feet . 

Feel around in the top pocket of his blazer , there you will find the shard . 

I felt along the ledge at the top of the door and sure enough the key was there . 

I was now able to breathe properly and started to feel over my body with both hands . 

When he got home that evening he could smell that Val was in a mood . 

" I 've never smelt that in my life , " said Hazel with a touch of irritation . 

Agrippa leaned closer and I smelt that strange perfume he always wore . 

Moments alone were limited to climbing his tenement stairs , smelling different cooking smells on each landing . 

You 're sometimes so busy looking at the wood that you do n't smell the trees are rotten . " 

Simply to smell Coca-Cola made her , she said , violently sick . 

` Bring us tea -- a pot of tea , and was that a sponge I smelt cooking earlier ? 

The infant learns to talk of hearing its mother in the garden , smelling hamburgers cooking in the kitchen , or seeing the dog enjoying itself with a ball or being hurt by the cat . 

He breathed deeply with his eyes shut and I smelt a baked saltiness coming from his jeans and was reminded of Franky . 

I was half-dozing when suddenly I smelt something burning , followed by a small bang under my bed which shook me awake . 

He knew this man , not by name or reputation , but by smelling the rotten evil about him . 

Throughout their journey they had felt little of the uneasy fear that smells danger behind every bush but despite the weariness that dulled their senses these half-seen forms of rock among the trees seemed now to imply a threatening human presence . 

Sure enough , when they had dammed the lake and poured in all the wine and brandy from the barrels , hundreds of elephants came hasting through the mountains , having smelt the liquor from many miles away . 

But Arnold Thomas smelled a bigger profit from the up-and-coming developers who were looking to build back-to-backs for the mill-workers . 

It smells the exudates from your body : blood , sweat , filth … ” 

He would clearly hate to be patronized ; he would smell patronage in any apology , in any request for help made out of desire to soothe sore feelings . 

He smelt smoke in her hair , felt her flesh soft under her shawl , and then a further quake in the crowd parted them . 

Smelling the fresh dust in the air he realised that the load of grain in the hopper had only recently been discharged into the stall . 

Other countries will smell British self-interest in these directives , and not just because Sir Leon Brittan is the commissioner who dreamed them up . 

I thought oh my God , my God , my God he 's gon na smell it on me . 

She smelled the wine on Paul 's breath , and bade him sit down . 

Passengers smell the scented Welsh air through the windows of four coaches … all of which have bodies designed and built at Henllan by Society member John Eden . 

The scare began just after 5am when someone smelt acid as a freight train pulled into the station . 

Vi smelled the desolation before she saw it : a mingling of dust and rubble and burning , water-doused timber . 

I fancy sometimes that I can still smell stale tobacco-smoke in here , the place is impregnated with it . 

She smelled strange scents , and saw ` with her bodily eyes " small white things , as thick as specks in a sunbeam , which appeared at night as well as in the daytime . 

It was candles Gaily smelled now , the thick , snuffed-out smell of candle-smoke . 

Corbett left that terrible shop without a word to Ranulf and Maltote , and walked out into the street off Faltour 's Lane .

Right-wing opposition members walked out of the Congress on Oct. 22 during a speech by German Chancellor Helmut Kohl , who paid an official visit to Chile on Oct. 19-22 .

Two anglers fishing at Towyn on August 13 recovered the body of Geoffrey Richardson , who walked out of a Llandudno home in the early hours of August 11 .

Walk down the street and there was always Blue Beat coming out of a window .

She had n't even known herself where she would be staying until she had walked out of the station the day before and asked a taxi-driver to take her somewhere clean and as cheap as possible .

The predominant rebel group , the National Patriotic Front of Liberia ( NPFL ) headed by Charles Taylor , had walked out of the conference on March 27 .

She dragged on her cigarette , listening for any movement from her husband behind her , and jumped as he walked round to stare out of a window .

Matilda turned away from him and walked out through the open front-door .

Nearly fifty years ago Peggy Lucas walked out across an airfield to fly a Spitfire for the first time … now she 's about to come bang up to date with a helicopter .

Two dusty fans , which I suspected had not moved since the French walked out in 1962 , hung idly from the high ceiling .

Here thieves removed a picture from the wall and police believe they then walked out with it hidden under a long raincoat .

Next minute a tall , blond boy with a bull-dog jaw and massive shoulders walked up to them , looking slightly apprehensive .

She put her hands over her ears and walked along the beach , to sit up in the sand dunes , where Gazzer found her … .

The baby is able to walk after an hour and to keep up with the herd when it is on the move , but it is nonetheless very unsteady on its feet and needs continual help .

Her body without it walked away towards the house , staggering from side to side , blood flowing from the stump that had been her neck .

She walked away along the corridor with the sinuous grace of a cat -- an alley-cat , Shae thought , with a sudden savagery that took her by surprise .

She watched him walk away along the corridor heading back towards the club , her heart feeling lighter than it had for the past week .

She went down the steps and walked away through the rain , vanishing in the early evening mist at the end of the street .

He walked around in this fashion for a while , it helped to ease his frustrations .

I know I walk around in a daze most of the day but this is bloody rediculous .

I walk around in it for a while anyway , watching myself approach in the mirror and admiring the way the skirt moves as I walk .

He mumbled that he was still in a state of shock and had been walking around in a dream all day .

` I was walking back for over an hour through deserted streets .

But I was glad when the dinner was over , and Herbert and I could walk quietly back to our rooms together .

Then turning to the left he walked through a door to the back of the parlour .

The Doctor and Blake walked down an alleyway heading back to the entrance to hell .

Before getting on board some of us walked down the platform to take photographs of Evening Star running round its train .

In his gilt sandals Lorne walked with poised uncertainty from one window to the other , his rapt face upturned , the hands both summoning and offering the revelations which the gods now fraternally distributed .

After a leisurely breakfast at your hotel you will be able to walk straight from the dining-room on to the course .

Adam folded up the pieces of paper , walked quickly over to the bookcase and inserted them alongside the original letter in the Bible seconds before Lawrence put his head round the door .

He bounced off towards Doone , who was writing in his notebook , and they were walking together to the big boatshed as I drove away .

` Listen , " he hissed as the porter walked on oblivious to what was happening behind him .

Once inside the gates the three of them walked across the gravel and under the arch of the quietly elegant , pale grey facade .

All the players walk around the room while the music is being played .

They walked around the graveyard for a short time , looking at the graves and then at the papers .

I walk around the street like this ( spreads arms into Messianic pose ) with ` I 'M FROM THE FALL " on me forehead , but they ignore me .

He walked around the table now in an exaggerated pose , and Harry , laughing , said , ` If it was n't for spoiling Aunt Ellen 's work I would throw that centrepiece at you . "

He walked around the 2500 miles of Irish coast in record time before returning to England in March to begin his clockwise trek around the coast .

If you climb a high peak of the Pennines , such as Ingleborough Hill , imagine Dimetrodon long ago walking on a surface which was far above you .

In Massachusetts , for example , pedestrians walked 60 feet in an average of 11.1 seconds , 3.6 seconds faster than they do in California .

Later , Schellenberg called for his Mercedes and they drove to the Tiergarten and walked around the lake , feet crunching in the light powdering of snow .

He ignored her , walking past into his room followed by the stranger , who gave her a lop-sided grin .

When each captive reached the loading ramp leading to the back of the truck , it walked calmly aboard guided by its escorts .

Four days later he asked her out to dinner , and she walked home without her feet touching the pavement .

Could I walk home with you , that is if it 's not too early for you ? "

The 23-year-old woman was walking home along Blackthorn Avenue on the Greenstead estate in Colchester at about 11.35 pm on Tuesday when the man grabbed her from behind .

The latest attack happened as the twenty seven year old woman was walking home through the centre of Oxford after a party in the early hours of Saturday morning .

He walked fiercely along the short street into Leicester Square and stopped outside an amusement arcade .

A senior British officer , on a visit to the trenches , is quoted as being astonished to observe German soldiers walking about within rifle range behind their own line .

He walked springily down the main road towards the turnoff that led to the Springfield Executive Development .

He swung himself nimbly over the fence and was disconcerted to come face to face with Henry Yaxlee , walking purposefully from the direction of the school .

As I emerged , she walked silently towards the staircase , a curious lack of urgency in her manner .

He walked silently along the thickly carpeted floor until he came to the last cubicle .

That is due partly to the sticky summer which saw Englishmen dare to walk open-necked in daylight .

And you wedge it there with handkerchiefs all rolled up , and you walk around like that for a whole day with it sticking into you .

Yet he has walked 130 miles with Botham and is coming back for more next week .

An Edinburgh man , who suffers chronic heart problems , is claiming he was forced by hospital staff to walk over six miles home at one O'clock in the morning .

In addition to the hazard of wearing the equipment for the first time , each man would have to walk more than 800 yards through the disused roadways while wearing it .

` One night this little piece of fluff walked into Emergency with a broken fingernail .

And Allison , as always , is sure he 's the Big Man walking with the angels .

In the evening after milking she walked in the garden alone , thinking about it .

When another horse came along , the two horses walked up and down together , while neighing to each other .

We walked together to the cab , Naomi holding my hand in her hot , plump paw .

The two boys walked quickly and secretly across the road towards the old gentleman .

Artai walked from the balcony across the expanse of the chamber to a marble table which stood against one wall .

Ianthe spoke perfunctorily , for she was walking away from the library with John who had not left her as he usually did to go to his bus stop .

A ; Oh for heavens sake where the heck is this bus honestly it 's about as rare as seeing a three legged duck walking along the High Street with a shopping trolley .

Topaz did n't have a chance to reply because Timothy Amsterdam had walked up to them and was staring at the marquis in blank amazement .

I walked in the cold of London without tights , without an overcoat , without a jumper .

As I walked with her down the steps into the dark garden she stopped suddenly , like a horse shying .

They could see girls with pony tails and college scarves walking in easy friendship with boys along the damp slippery footpaths up towards Earlsfort Terrace .

We walk together to the main entrance like drunk soldiers in from war .

They walked together towards the street , her body heavy but her heart lighter than when she had come .

The Doctor walked curiously around the small cemetery , noticing the patterns of footprints in the dusty ground .

I palpated the abdomen with a grim certainty as to what I would find and there was no surprise , only a dull sadness as my fingers closed around a hard lobulated mass deep among the viscera . 

All doctors should be advised to systematically palpate the costal margin firmly in all patients complaining of pain in the lower chest or upper abdomen . 

Temperature normal , lungs clear , only rumenal atony and extreme tenderness as I palpated the abdomen . 

Lindsey drew the covers back , gently but firmly palpating the man 's abdomen . 

Test feeding was used less often , and the ability of junior house staff to palpate a mass was considerably less , during 1988-91 than during 1974-7 . 

The increasing reliance on imaging suggests that the technique of palpating a pyloric tumour is a declining art . 

The art of palpating for a pyloric mass should be taught by experienced senior staff to junior staff and students . 

Another 7% had a mass palpated before imaging , giving a total of 87% of cases that were diagnosed clinically . 

But once we 'd collected it we never felt safe until we 'd biked at least half a dozen streets away from Jackson Street . 

I would bike to the tea shop in the High Street and see what blends they had . 

She wanted to bike along the road for a swim but after she finished dressing she simply sat on the edge of the bath and looked out of the window . 

As I biked up St Giles " yesterday afternoon I passed one of the group walking up to North Oxford . 

He used to go around with him and bike around with orders , yeah . 

You did n't see many cars in those days and most people biked or walked . 

Some of these lorikeets have small bills that are capable only of pinching the skin of human handlers , while other species can easily draw blood and even splinter wood . 

I 'll admit I felt just like you do when I first saw Townshend doing his smashing act ; I would have died for the SG he splintered at Woodstock ! 

His ghost became known as the Bad Lord , it being a noxious POLTERGEIST who irritates the family 's descendants more as time goes by -- roaring in the cellars , splintering furniture and frightening maidservants . 

He yanked down with his hand and lifted his head , biting a chunk out of the glass , then turned the rim and bit again , splintering the glass almost to its stem . 

` There was a time , " one said , with a choking laugh , ` I could splinter a hazelnut tossed up in the air at five hundred yards . 

Yet in Salon this week is a column by Joe Conason , one of those reporters frequently accused of fronting for Clinton by folks on the right .

So in performing a particular query there are many ways of skinning a cat . 

I decided to leave the silver bracelet where it was ; Fat Harry would skin you alive for taking a crumb of bread from his plate . 

The animal is slaughtered and skinned ; after a fine meal a young servant girl is ordered to ensure the guest wants for nothing . 

When manager Victor Contini judges that the moment is right , the haunch is brought down to be skinned , boned , cured and thinly sliced like Parma ham . 

Everything large or furry has been shot and eaten or skinned , or if it has n't been , it runs away while you 're still a long way off , which makes it rather difficult to film . 

Skin the fish , remove any bones and cut into bite-sized pieces . 

` But she 's a good cook , and if I do n't get some decent wine in she 'll skin me . " 

Once the pig was dead , Agnes viewed it in a whole different light and very matter-of-factly skinned it and salted the carcass . 

The government has announced purported cease-fires even while its forces have bombarded two western Libya cities to put down rebellions and battled rebels in the east .

The rocket attack was a response to attempts by rebels overnight to negotiate a withdrawal of government forces that have bombarded the city of 120,000 .

But Serbs responded Tuesday and Wednesday by bombarding Zagreb with rocket-carried cluster bombs , killing six and wounding almost 200. The sites hit included a children 's hospital , the National Theater and private apartment buildings .

Government planes and tanks bombarded the junction of a highway that leads east through the Sahara desert to Tobruk , an important rebel-held port city .

His deputies have announced several cease-fires even while Kadafi forces have bombarded rebel-held cities such as Misurata and Zintan in the west and battled rebels in the east .

President Ronald Reagan bombarded Kadafi 's compound in 1986 after the Libyan leader was linked to the bombing of a disco in Berlin frequented by U. S. soldiers .

NATO has been bombarding loyalist forces shelling the port area .

Georgian forces ignored a cease-fire and bombarded separatist South Ossetian towns and villages with artillery fire that killed 20 people and wounded 86 , the Interfax news agency said .

" They bombarded food stores , supermarkets , water supplies and the harbor , " he was quoted as saying .

The military has rounded up dozens of officials of the Islamist group and bombarded such targets as Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh 's office and the Hamas-run Interior Ministry .

Gen. R. S. Mantanga , the Transkei police commissioner , said by telephone from Umtata , however , that although the gunmen had bombarded the police station with hand grenades , most had failed to explode .

Gazans have been enduring sharply curtailed electricity service in the swelter of midsummer since Israel bombarded the territory 's main power plant last week .

This would let them bombard the main land artery linking Kabul and Pakistan via the Khyber Pass .

" There is communication between the Provisional National Council and U. N. assembled forces , and we work on letting them know what areas need to be bombarded , " spokesman Ahmed Khalifa said in an interview Wednesday .

Qudratullah , one of the Afghan travelers , recalled , " The helicopters were suddenly on top of us , bombarding us .

He chastises Marxists for asserting an economic and social determinism at the expense of considering that people actually are born , reproduce others and eventually die . 

Dr Shotton pours scorn on mothers who chastise their offspring for playing video games : ` It 's far healthier than watching TV . 

It began with a hint of friction when Marvin Minsky , master of artificial intelligence at Massachusetts Institute of Technology , chastised the press for sending ` scientific ignoramuses " to interview him . 

` You have been impolite to Sister Mary because she chastised you for taking your visitor out into the garden . 

A European woman might at least chastise him about his drinking ! 

He was not planning to chastise her with a blow or two , as he might chastise his wife for disobedience . 

He was surprised that the Mage Initiate , an elderly man who supervised the clerics of the household , had not chastised Tavalouze for his appearance . 

His uncle pointed out the presence of a gross Buttery spirit , swilling the rancid contents of the larder , and chastised the tavern-keeper for his wicked ways . 

A committee of scientists , commissioned by the Oceanic Society , has chastised the navy for its ` weak scholarship " . 

She had no idea whether she was early or late in doing so , and was inclined to chastise herself for self-indulgence . 

She wished she had worn some make-up , then chastised herself for such a feeble thought . 

He chastises them for their lack of true commitment to the supply-side faith and their unwillingness to make the necessary hard choices . 

The fisherman 's wife , however , chastised him for this simple request and returned to the shore , there to harangue the Golden Fish with her demands for jewels , wealth and status . 

It would be the same answer she gave him when she forbade him to chastise Ellie on account of her newly-styled hair . 

For Judaism , God is the liberator who brought the Hebrew slaves out of Egypt and subsequently acted to protect and chastise them throughout their chequered history . 

On the basis of this evidence they proceed to chastise Rover to a degree consistent with their temperament . 

We must be corrective like a parent who yet loves the child he has chastised . 

For nobody doubts that the Welsh will be severely chastised on March 7th . 

While Louise Newman 's cataloguing continues set the standard for European auctions , Christie 's Plc should be chastised for not producing a single owner catalogue that will become a standard reference . 

This behaviour , observed by many owners when their pets have been chastised or corrected in some way , is usually referred to as a dignified sulk . 

It occurs in Henry IV , Part I. Falstaff and the Prince are having a high old time by pretending in turn to be the King chastising Hal for his association with Falstaff . 

Blushing , guiltily , I chastised her and prepared to re-attach the lead . 

She summoned him to court , chastised him ferociously and slapped his face before the entire assembly . 

` I have adopted , almost theatrically , an avuncular role towards him , chastising him when necessary , but I am full of admiration . 

By being angry at our mistakes and mentally chastising ourselves we do not learn anything about why we fall . 

Now Mr Keiwa Okuda , the new home affairs minister , wants to scrap the store law ; he even chastises the trade minister , Mr Kabun Muto , for tolerating half-way measures from his bureaucrats . 

When Bishop Asser says that Alfred severely chastised those who disobeyed his orders , he may be referring to action of a similar sort . 

These were the Overseer 's men , Chang Yan and Teng Fu ; big , brutal men who were not slow to chastise their workers and beat them if they fell behind with quotas . 

Yeremi glanced at the Sergeant in case he might chastise d'Arquebus . 

She had assumed that he had come to Claudine as soon as he had finished chastising her , but clearly he had n't . 

Laura was still roughly chastising herself , and attempting to ignore the hard knot of unsatisfied desire still gripping her body , when Ross came back into the room . 

It was n't just his appalling naivety in going to the press , for which he was chastising himself , it was the craven and cowardly attitude he had adopted to his whole bloody life . 

This pagan kingly behaviour ( more reminiscent of ancient kingship rights than orthodox Christian behaviour ) gave rise to criticism from the Church , but no one dared openly to accuse or chastise such a powerful ruler . 

The corn of Italy that was sown in Tigre has been reaped by Abba-Dagnaw and given to the birds .

Seeds are similarly sown in a special seed compost ; the John Innes seed compost consists of :

But , when you consider that seeds of F1 geraniums cost 20-30p each and they need to be sown in a heated greenhouse in January or early February , plants are a better buy .

The first crop was sown in February 1619 , on 100 acres , but a proclamation banned tobacco growing on 30 December .

I use light spike harrows for covering cereal seeds sown direct onto freshly ploughed land .

You can also sow seeds in a greenhouse in March or April , or try lavering , which can be done up to August .

In August , sow early carrots in a cold frame or greenhouse and keep covered during winter for pulling as needed .

Like gardeners , they must cast out the evil weeds and plough the matted earth into long fields and sow the seeds of future harvests . 

For a perennial plant with a milder garlic flavour , sow Chinese chive seeds now in a sheltered spot or cold frame . 

In August , sow early carrots in a cold frame or greenhouse and keep covered during winter for pulling as needed . 

Sow sweetcorn in pots indoors from now until May , for planting out in early June . 

Gardeners are often advised not to sow roots on ground that has recently been manured , as this will produce distorted shapes . 

Prick out cinerarias , primulas and calceolarias that were sown last month before seedlings become overcrowded . 

As soon as the soil is dry enough to rake towards the end of the month , do n't delay sowing such hardy crops as cabbage , non-bolting beetroot , lettuce , spinach , peas and broad beans . 

If the soil is fit to work in late March , sow the hardier annuals like calendulas , cornflower , larkspur , limnanthes , nigella and sweet peas . 

Then as spring advanced , he sowed the barley , millet , potatoes and the maize — his own and Kānchho 's . 

The land is ploughed and then the seed is sown , the crop sprayed , the harvest taken , and so on . 

With the exception of polyanthus , all the plants mentioned can be sown in a spare piece of ground outdoors . 

His family has been farming the same land for generations but this year he has sown no cereal crops and has not even bothered to string the hops in the hop gardens . 

It can be grown from seed sown outdoors in spring in a nursery bed , and transplanted in autumn . 

Increase is by division in spring , and seed sown at the same time can be used for the species . 

Icelandic Poppies ( P. nudicaule ) are perennials best treated as biennials sown in July and planted out in the autumn for flowering from early Spring . 

Fennel can be grown from seed sown in spring where it is to remain . 

Plants sown on six different dates and grown at 20°C were viewed with the Milton radiometer . 

It is very probable that the seed sown on that day in Alloway , blossomed so many years later , and was harvested as the kernel of a fruit of genius . 

The brassicas are susceptible to a fungus disease called finger and toe , particularly in acid soil , and , if sown before mid-May , are liable to mildew . 

The same multi-dibber can be pressed further into the compost to make larger holes for pricking out seedlings sown normally . 

The ground , previously in roots , is ploughed as early as possible in February or March and the cereal crop sown as soon as a reasonable tilth is obtained . 

The bridges were mended , the ruts in the roads filled in , the spring corn sown , and fat-tailed sheep browsed in the fields . 

` That must be it ! " they said with one voice , and hurried forward . 

He pushed ahead of them , and Peter had to hurry forward to stop the door from swinging shut behind him . 

Sweeping up the bag , she hurried aboard , down into the cabin , the dog following . 

She slipped out of the kitchen and hurried across to the stables to warn her friend . 

Julie Craig heard the car pull up in the driveway and hurried across to the landing window -to look out . 

He hurried across to greet them , his ruddy face alight with pleasure . 

Telling Emily that he had to ask her father something , Mungo hurried downstairs . 

Perhaps , she wondered as she hurried downstairs , if she could find the kitchen she might be able to make a cup of coffee and a slice of toast for herself . 

Pull yourself together , she told herself , and hurried downstairs . 

She hurried upstairs to Anne 's room , and found the girl sobbing on her bed . 

Together they hurried upstairs and pushed open the bedroom door . 

She hurried across the bridge and down the path , then climbed the wooden steps up on to the terrace . 

I dressed quickly and hurried across the courtyard to the refectory . 

As they were about to ride up someone hurried across the hall . 

He turned and went out and hurried along Baker Street as fast as his game leg would allow . 

Revived by the proximity of his goal , Charles hurried painfully onwards along the road to the familiar white gates . 

Waiters dressed in pale blue gowns -- male and female , Han and Hung Mao -- hurried between the levels , carrying broad trays filled with exquisite ceramics , the bowls and pots a pure white , glazed with a blue marking . 

She ran from the office and hurried from the building and across the road to the car park . 

She heard the jangling of the bell , and hurried from the little chamber . 

Without another word , Charlotte turned and hurried from the room . 

She turned now and glanced towards Millie again before hurrying from the yard . 

Officials in their variety of blue uniforms hurried to and fro on urgent business . 

We hurried past the sandwich man and looked over our shoulders . 

When at last he came , he hurried through the burial prayers , and as quickly as possible ( it was only a job , after all ) the coffin was put into the ground . 

Moments later , with no thought for his own safety , he was hurrying through the smoke-filled corridors at a limping run . 

And on this he turned from her and hurried through the store-room , leaving her trembling , and not a little , at her own audacity in daring to speak to him like that . 

Jack Price had hurried to the phone and informed Dockhead police station that there was an attempted robbery in progress at the Clark Wharf . 

He hurried to Wreford 's office , who confirmed his worst suspicions and sent him rushing back to the hospital to bring in Holman . 

Yielding to the impulse , he rose and hurried towards the door . 

But as she hurried up the stairs to the sanctuary of her bedroom , what filled her mind was the stark , appalling thought of the treachery she had so nearly perpetrated on herself . 

I said , ` Yes , Mr Leland , " and hurried out of the door he was now holding open . 

The woman apologised and hurried out of the ward before anyone could stop her . 

The verderers hurried along the forest path and took little notice of Marian . 

He paused on the footpath , and barked , urging the animals to hurry along . 

He hurried along the deserted early-morning pavements to the cinema . 

He hurried around the table and patted the wizard on the back . 

She could see the White Rabbit , who was hurrying away and still talking to himself . 

When he reached his church , he missed the prayer book , and hurried back . 

Retrieving his hat from where he had left it , he hurried out . 

She now hurried round the corner and into the yard and there she knocked on the back staircase door . 

Lord John was hurrying round the edge of the room , making for a back entrance , but Sharpe simply took the direct route which meant jumping from table to table straight across the room . 

He hurried up the narrow steps on to the parapet of the curtain wall . 

Hurry along to your Proton dealer today -- the prize draw takes place at the end of February ! 

So she stopped off at her floor and hurried along to her room . 

Without waiting to find out what it meant , she broke into a trot and hurried on round the next corner . 

I heard Marcus putting food in my bowl and hurried out to the kitchen . 

She left them side by side on the sofa , intent on a cartoon , and hurried out to the garden . 

Bleary-eyed , she pulled on her robe and hurried through to the other cabin . 

Fish splashed in small pools and the sweet scent of the river hurrying by charmed our days . 

` Besides , if we hurry home , I can have you all to myself for a while before they come . " 

Their defense , often crowding the line with eight men , did a decent job on Sanders , who now has 1,721 yards in his bid for a 2,000-yard season .

Yehiel Leiter , a settler leader , said the strategy was to tie up the government , the legal system and the army with constant protests and crowd the jails with protesters .

We chose the area for its sessions of powerful westerly winds , winds which crowd nearby Porto Pollo with Europe 's top windsurfers .

In part three next month , we suggest ways of originating your own artwork so that you can design your very own printed circuit boards . 

Monsieur Nýgre himself , who has originated the idea of sweetmeats of crystallised flowers -- you have seen his shop in this very street -- has supplied the violets . " 

In addition it was felt that if regional studios were established as well as transmitters , these would be able to originate their own material for local transmission , which would help redress any cultural imbalance in programming . 

He then made a major contribution to the development of the internal combustion engine , originating the use of aluminium for pistons . 

We believe , as did the Ancient Greeks who originated the word ‘ aristocracy ’ , that every man with the right attitude and talents , regardless of birth or riches , has a capacity of reaching … that status in its true sense . ’ 

And by the same token , there is no such thing as an author , that is to say , one who originates a work of fiction ab nihilo . 

William Morris , drawn into politics by the Bulgarian Atrocities agitation , had originated the trend for middle-class intellectuals disillusioned with liberal foreign policy to place their faith in the workers . 

Waddell , a Professor of Tibetan at the University of London , believed that the Aryans were the bearers of culture and had originated all the main civilizations in history . 

If Burun had originated the plot , it was possible that he felt some responsibility towards Sidacai . 

It was from this very basic set up that we began to originate new musical programmes , interviews , debates , special community service talks , special events , and sports coverage . 

This technique was originated by the Gestalt school , and since their early work experimental psychologists have amassed a great deal of information about which parameters influence the occurrence of apparent motion . 

The system was originated by a Shaolin nun named Ng Mui , who was an instructor of a kung fu style called ` mui fa chuan " , or ` plum flower fist " . 

The idea was originated by Guinness and produced by a team of technical experts led by Anthony Daniels , an actor best known for his role as the golden robot C3PO in the Star Wars series of films . 

The conclusion of scholars is that the passage on the Holy Name and the addition to chapter seventy is original to Hilton whereas the shorter passages were probably originated and incorporated by transcribers as glosses on the text . 

This manner of headstock-grafting was originated to serve a dual purpose : that of timber saving and to adjust the grain of the wood to run straight when employing a pitched-back headstock . 

By so doing he originated a style of dance which owed its liveliness to the way such people behaved and danced in real life . 

Hill was the first to speak of muscle activity in terms of costs and expenditures , and he originated the term ` oxygen debt " . 

Karl Marx ( 1919-1993 ) was not only the founder of modern communism but also originated one of the most influential traditions in sociology . 

Marlene 's got what it takes : nothing fazes her , except the ghosts of her past . 

Thereafter , Yeremi himself would never again be fazed by being decanted into any foreign environment . 

He had been quite fazed by the guard-hostage situation and , feeling vulnerable , had decided that the other hostages , particularly Anderson and Jacobsen , thought him slow . 

Smooth-haired , bright-eyed , immaculate , with the merest hint of a woody , masculine fragrance about him , he looked as if nothing could faze him . 

The University of Edinburgh has a number of Inter-university Co-operation Programmes ( ICPs ) with EC partner institutions enabling students at Edinburgh to study in Europe .

Richard has a wealth of experience in catering as for twenty years he was manager of a large company hotel .

ACTRESS Mia Farrow does not have a new man in her life now that she has split up with film director Woody Allen .

Thus schools which are having difficulty attracting pupils over a couple of years may find that they are powerless to avoid progressive deterioration in their position .

So we have high capacity with low entry cost using standard components .

This has the further benefit of helping to sustain or extend current routines through various kinds of provision .

Two patients had severe perianal disease preventing sigmoidoscopy .

After mixing the gases have a higher state of disorder than before mixing .

Having compared notes with some others , I have the impression that this was a rather typical letter to receive from Faber & Faber at that time .

We already have a second generation of RIP from Adobe which speeds the interpretation by up to four times .

The press had a relatively large influence upon images of Thatcher being willing to listen , caring , and likeable .

The single-storey houses have roofs of corrugated cardboard , and are built of hollow red bricks called tejole , which the people make themselves with crude machines .

But what few people realise is that the SAS has two Territorial Army regiments .

You took a taxi and I was discovered with a length of picture cord around my neck … ’

Meanwhile Rachel had taken a taxi to the museum ; she had entered by the back door and exchanged a smile with the doorkeeper .

He says now that if he 'd known what it would involve he would have taken the first plane out of town , but I was hugely relieved when he agreed .

He took a train back to London , and a taxi over to Charing Cross .

From there , we took an open top bus to Tottenham where my Uncle Arthur lived with his wife , Aunt Annie .

It was only a four-seater plane , though , and in the end there was n't enough room for me , so I had to take a bus from Birmingham up to Dundee .

GLOUCESTER trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies took six horses up to Perth , and five of them have won -- including four out of four yesterday .

In order to please the Barons , the new king acclaimed knightly chivalry with jousts and tournaments in which pageantry , courage and military prowess could be displayed . 

The voices did not acclaim his deeds with a loud rapture but became whispering voices , conspiratorially accusing , viciously sniggery . 

Kids ' stuff : Kevin Thomas , Hearts ' 17-year-old debutant , acclaims his goal , scored minutes after coming on at Tynecastle on Saturday . 

All other motives , personal or ulterior , for acclaiming him , but that his works give pleasure , have passed away , and he keeps his appeal . 

He makes a just estimate of Scott 's poetry and then acclaims the novels . 

Still , judging from Sabraxis ' remarks and the fact that , despite its defects , Por Tanssie did provide incomparable training , Lucien felt sure his new master would acclaim his talents . 

Our new 24 page full colour schools booklet has been widely acclaimed by teachers and pupils as the best AIDS resource they have ever seen . 

The non-turbo ZX diesel , which went on sale at the beginning of the winter , has been acclaimed by motoring writers as the best in its class . 

The Summer School has been acclaimed by Le Monde and other leading European newspapers . 

The new Metro has been universally acclaimed by the motoring press . 

That the White Revolution was massively acclaimed by referendum in 1973 did not commend it any the more to the clergy . 

NORTH Yorkshire county council plans to market its advice for the appraisal of teachers and heads throughout the country after its scheme was acclaimed by teachers and consultants . 

Apart from the question of the number of dimensions that space-time appears to have , string theory still has several other problems that must be solved before it can be acclaimed as the ultimate unified theory of physics . 

She has been acclaimed as the greatest Canadian painter of the century , while her four books are said to have reached new heights of perception and understanding in the annals of Canadian literature . 

All in all the conference was acclaimed as a considerable success . 

This film was widely acclaimed , became a BBC worldwide bestseller , and was the event that really sparked widespread interest in the new technology in Britain . 

He died at York in July 306 , and the army at once acclaimed his son Constantine . 

Richard was born in 1961 , when Olivier was 54 and already acclaimed as one of the world 's great actors . 

Do you know , not a single rotten member of my miserable household appeared to be in the least little bit aware of the joyful nature of the dawn which I gaily urged them to acclaim . 

and i try to uh you know try something else you know something with a little more vegetables or something but yeah i was the same way but we have n't really eaten Chinese that much since we 've been in uh Texas it 's funny

However , the surrounding fertile countryside is attractive , the spicy Hunan cuisine is worth trying , the scenic mountain areas of the province are outstanding , and the archaeological displays are stunning .

They said goodbye and she felt she had let him down , that her unresponsiveness had been noted but not commented upon . 

` I hope that this will serve as an example for other corporations throughout the world who deal in electronics , " the pre-trial judge , Spencer Williams , commented when imposing a $10 000 fine on Hitachi . 

Mervyn Jones , in an article in The New Statesman in October 1969 , commented on how the short novel he wrote during four months in 1965 became a Hollywood movie outside his control . 

He did n't comment and certainly made no attempt to offer me a drink , but the one glance he shot in my direction did not suggest he found me an unacceptable replacement . 

He commented rather wryly : " Whether or not the delay of almost 6 months was procrastination must remain a matter of opinion . " 

The site 's original developers , NuHomes Construction , declined to comment . 

` Amazin' how much bigger they look out of the water , " commented Billy . 

` I would n't drink it even if it tasted like the real thing , " comments Stephen , a 32-year-old designer . 

` This , " comments Nicol , ` is difficult to justify as the problem is due to falling oestrogen and nothing else . " 

Writing in the Commons Diary in the Arbroath Herald in January , 1982 , the MP Peter Fraser commented about a meeting with Eva Burrows . 

Visitors to ancient monastic sites often comment on an atmosphere of profound peace which they seem , instantly , to absorb . 

I then asked him to comment on the extent to which recommendations to the Senior Management Team contained in the report appeared to have been implemented . 

British Coal would not comment on the protests by Lancashire Women Against Pit Closures . 

In the nursery school , both the researcher and the headteacher with her staff commented independently on what the returns might suggest . 

Mrs Pember Reeves commented on this in her study of Lambeth , published in 1913 , as did Slater and Woodside after a survey carried out during the 1940s . 

In last year 's statement I commented upon the challenging economic conditions which resulted from a base interest rate of 14.0% and inflation at 10.9% . 

Lord Minto commented to The Art Newspaper , ` Infinite years were spent trying to find potential ways of preserving Minto house , but there was next to no interest whatever . 

As she commented angrily to friends later , she could not see why Charles needed these constant reminders of Camilla . 

On one occasion , for instance , with typical pungency he commented to John Ehrlichman ; ` We have no discipline in this bureaucracy ! 

` You 're looking a bit tired , " Maggie commented to Laura as she gave the porridge another stir . 

A spokesman for the administrators would not comment on whether Mr Maxwell had answered the questions . 

Could you comment on whether you could live with an expanded requirement , er in South Ryedale ? 

Insignia declines to comment on whether it has licensed Windows source code , though one Insignia insider said the company has had a Windows license for two years . 

` That poor old genius , " Gustave commented , ` how irony never quits him . " 

` Blind as a bat if she takes them out , " Maltravers commented . 

Before he could comment a waitress arrived to take her and Kirsty 's order for bacon and eggs and toast and honey . 

Mr Kerrigan commented he was surprised that the exhausts had not been fitted back to front . 

( At one point it was commented that ` There are an infinite number of ways of organising our file references , and most of them have been used already ! " ) 

Although this excess seems to be a constant feature of all studies of acute renal failure , it has not been commented on before . 

Andrewes ' qualities and weaknesses in public life have been commented upon by his later biographers . 

The Saturday Review rather patronizingly commented that it was ` agreeably written " , and ` recommended to general readers " . 

The Times on March 3 commented that there was still a great fear that any future political retreat would lead to confiscation of livestock and crops . 

Several local people have also commented that the fence is n't dog-proof . 

` They can set as many deadlines as they like and there is nothing we can do about it , " commented Barnet company secretary Stanley Beller . 

The study by Anthony Rodgers and colleagues suggests that it does .

Warburton 's use : `` sandbanks intercept the stream , which finally splits into narow water-courses and spreads itself over the plains , and so it ends as a creek '' suggests a somewhat more complex relation between the two words .

Indeed , a phylogenetic analysis of the envelope protein of these elements reported by Malik et al [ 23 ] suggests that they are derived from a monophyletic event that resulted from their incorporation of a baculovirus envelope protein gene in an ancestral member of these retrovirus-like elements .

[ 5 ] suggested that the increase in portal blood flow might be the only change required to explain the meal effect .

Our work on apparel supplier adjustments to lean retailing suggests that an economy characterized by an increasing level of modern manufacturing and retailing practices should experience lower levels of inventories relative to sales .

It is interesting , however , that in an animal model , graded levels of dietary gamma-tocopherol in a diet containing a constant level of alpha-tocopherol were found to increase the levels of alpha-tocopherol in serum and most tissues [ 16 ] . This remarkable result has yet to be reproduced in humans but certainly suggests an interaction between dietary gamma-tocopherol and alpha-tocopherol similar to that reported here on the cellular level .

[ 21 ] ) , a growing body of research also suggests that there might be increased vulnerability during the neonatal period [ 15 16 17 ] . The fact that the blood-brain barrier is incomplete [ 34 ] , provides a putative explanation as to why neonates and fetal mice in utero appear to be more sensitive to neurotoxins like domoic acid than adult animals [ 35 36 37 ] . Although microglia contribute to circa 10% of the total glial cell population in the central nervous system ( For review see Ref.

This suggests that , in addition to the specific electrostatic regulatory function , the PRC -barrel mediates specific interactions with other molecules through multiple surfaces .

For a man of his intelligence and lifelong habit of writing , such a slip of the pen -- or tongue -- readily suggests to a psychoanalytically trained eye or ear an ambivalence , if not a mental conflict , about the denial .

But the movie 's Flynt stops his drug use cold turkey after a 1983 operation to cauterize his nerves , suggesting he had shot up only to alleviate his physical pain .

This suggests that there was minimal toxicity associated with the chemopreventive intervention , except in the tamoxifen + 4-HPR group , in which mild toxicity was observed .

Black college students and adults increased significantly on an overall mental health factor and showed a greater reduction in self-reported anxiety and neuroticism after one year of TM practice [ 24 ] . Although findings have not been entirely consistent [ 25 ] , improved academic performance has been reported in high school students practicing TM [ 26 ] , and in African American college students practicing a simple meditation process [ 27 ] . In a medium-sized chemical manufacturing company , with employees practicing TM over a six-year period , days lost through illness or injury decreased by 50 per cent and absenteeism declined by 89 per cent [ 28 ] . These findings suggest that examination of the effects of TM on improving school-related behaviors in youth is warranted .

The primary support for the pelvic organs comes from the pelvic floor muscles [ 1 2 ] . This suggests that an alteration to the levator ani supportive function may significantly contribute to the pathogenesis of PFD [ 3 ] , which affect 5% of younger and nearly 50% of elderly women [ 2 ] . In women , the levator muscles form a horizontal shelf with an anterior midline cleft ( the urogenital hiatus ) through which the urethra , vagina , and rectum pass .

However , CaM can also interact with group III mGluRs [ 26 28 ] . Recent data suggests that the association of CaM with group III mGluRs is necessary for normal G protein activation [ 27 ] . By analogy to group III mGluRs , the ability of Siah1a to compete with CaM for binding to group I mGluRs was considered a potential mechanism for the actions of Siah1a on group I mGluR-mediated calcium current inhibition .

Other studies , however , suggested that a decrease in cAMP , rather than an increase in IP 3 , mediated bitter transduction .

The evidence that adolescent diet may affect the risk of breast cancer derives from several lines of evidence [ 1 ] . Rates of breast cancer among Asian immigrants to the United States do not approach those of US white women until the second or third generation , suggesting that exposures during childhood and adolescence are important in establishing a higher risk of breast cancer [ 2 3 ] . Norwegian women who were adolescents during World War II , when average caloric intake decreased by 22% , have a reduced incidence of breast cancer , suggesting that energy restriction might affect risk [ 4 ] . Similarly , in animal models , energy restriction in the peripubertal period inhibits mammary tissue proliferation and reduces the subsequent risk of mammary tumors [ 5 6 ] . Exposure of rats to carcinogens before first pregnancy increases the incidence of mammary tumors compared with exposure after first pregnancy [ 7 ] . After differentiation of the mammary gland at the time of first full-term pregnancy of the rat , the rate of cell division decreases and length of the cell cycle increases , allowing more time for DNA repair [ 8 ] . This biologic phenomenon might explain the apparent vulnerability of the adolescent breast tissue to carcinogenic exposures .

Src has also been found to co-immunoprecipitate with the agonist-stimulated β 2 - AR during the period of ERK activation [ 8 ] . Our previous work [ 11 13 ] suggested that a Src-like protein tyrosine kinase was primarily responsible for tyrosine phosphorylation of the δ-OR and ERK activation induced by DTLET when the receptor was expressed in CHO or HEK-293 cells , because both responses were blocked by the presence of 50 � �M PP1 .

These observations suggest that the N-terminal-most domain of the SGCs is evolutionarily mobile : it occurs in several distinct contexts with other domains in the same polypeptide , or in a stand-alone form .

In the colon , loss of the type II TGF-β receptor occurs at the late adenoma to carcinoma transition [ 49 ] , suggesting that early premalignant lesions retain TGF-β responsiveness and would be amenable to interventions that enhance TGF-β activity .

In summary , these results suggest that IL -10 is an important regulator of inflammation in vivo . In CIA , a deficiency in IL-10 leads to an increase in disease severity .

The processing of golgin-160 and giantin occurred as early as that for PARP , suggesting that these proteins are cleaved during the onset of apoptosis ( data not shown ) .

Those inhabiting English 's linguistic core may find the phrase cloying , but its popularity in finance and sport , and in the English spoken by non-native speakers , suggests that its colonizing power remains robust .

It should be noted that although some mouse ESTs do match in BLAST searches , suggesting the existence of a murine 3635 protein , its C-terminal region could not be predicted in its entirety because of the lack of corresponding overlapping ESTs or genomic sequences .

During the past few years , ZrO 2 has been introduced to dentistry [ 14 15 ] . The partially stabilized ZrO 2 has a fracture toughness twice that of A 2 O 3 [ 16 ] suggesting that ZrO 2 based copings could become a major competitor to Procera in the future .

The other major finding : far more Americans practice buy-and-hold investing than all the headlines about day traders would suggest , with 55 percent of investors not making a single trade last year .

Plant molecular biologist Chris Bowler ( Ecole Normale Supérieure , Paris , France and Stazione Zoologica , Napoli , Italy ) explains that molecular phylogeny and morphological studies suggest that diatoms originated ‘probably as the result of a eukaryote being invaded or engulfed by a photosynthetic eukaryote , most probably a red alga ' .

In most cases , however , it consists , as the previous examples suggest , of two elements , each hinting at the answer in its own way .

A number of studies suggest that energy efficiency technology investments also tend to increase overall productivity of the economy , especially in the industrial sector .

A profile of MCA chief Edgar Bronfman Jr. suggests that he 's too nice for Hollywood .

This suggests an adaptive compensation to the depletion of the neurotransmitter stores in the heart sympathetic nerve terminals .

As shown in Figure 7A , each of the mutant versions of Boi1 is present at a concentration similar to or higher than that of wild-type Boi1 , suggesting that the reduced functions of the mutant versions of Boi1 are not likely to be due to effects on their concentrations .

The most common secondary discharge diagnosis for both diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome was kidney replaced by transplant , and secondary diagnoses did not reveal a preponderance of conditions suggesting an underlying condition leading to hospitalization .

Comparison among antibodies that are specific for phosphorylated IFs ( SMI-31 , RT-97 ) and those not ( SMI-32 , anti-GFAP ) suggests that the nuclear structures are a phosphorylated IF .

Of the 111 items that were dropped , 61 vanished in just two to five years , suggesting that the early years of a word 's temporary admission to the English lexicon are the most critical .

Converging evidence from epidemiological and molecular studies suggests that infection of genital human papillomavirus ( HPV ) is causally linked to the development of CC [ 4 ] . Since only a small fraction of HPV-infected cervical intra-epithelial neoplastic ( CIN ) lesions progress to invasive cancer , these studies further suggest that in addition to HPV , other host genetic factors play a role in cervical carcinogenesis [ 5 ] . A number of molecular studies have identified genetic alterations in these two histologic types of CC and at various stages of precursor lesions [ 6 7 8 ] . Despite this molecular characterization , the genetic basis of CC initiation and progression is still very poorly understood .

Thus , the genome trees primarily suggest ( however tentatively ) new unifications based on deep phylogenetic connections , rather than split already established clades .

Recognition of Egl-26 , H-rev107 and NSE2 as homologs of LRAT suggests a potential role for these proteins as novel components of lipid metabolism in eukaryotes .

The distribution of metastases suggests skip lesions and peppering [ 3 5 6 ] . Predicting the lymphatic spread from cancer of the oral tongue can help in choosing the appropriate surgical procedure and may also help in predicting the outcome .

No ortholog of the nocturnin genes could be found in the C. elegans genome ( although completely sequenced ) , thus strongly suggesting that there is no such gene in this species .

Current evidence suggests that lepidopteran baculoviruses may be divided into two phylogenetic groups based on the envelope fusion proteins of budded virions [ 3 ] .

Interestingly , the marginal decrease in the total surface area due to deletion of four residues in the β7-β8 loop does not account for the dimer instability , thus suggesting that polar interactions of residues in the β7-β8 loop of p51 with the palm subdomain of p66 may play a role in conferring stability to the heterodimer .

This suggests that the temporal and spatial cues that specify neural cell fate are tightly regulated .

In spite of its limitations , our study suggests that the relative risk of cryptosporidiosis among AIDS patients from drinking tap water is high ( adjusted OR , 23 .

High level expression of HBAB had a negligible effect on the ability of the BN clones to take up or secrete bile acids , suggesting that HBAB has a minor role in the net transport of bile acids in these cells .

This may suggest that the possible role of Ruv protein is making a break into dsDNA [ 33 ] .

These days , however , the main problem comes from the right -- from conservatives who , unlike most economists , really do think that the free market is always right -- to such an extent that they refuse to believe even the most overwhelming scientific evidence if it seems to suggest a justification for government action .

The Met 's and Boston Museum of Fine Arts ' `` John Singleton Copley in America '' ( at the Milwaukee Art Museum through Aug. 25 ) intersperses the art with colonial furniture , silver ( including a Paul Revere teapot similar to the one in Copley 's famous portrait ) , and costumed mannequins `` suggesting the coherence of Copley 's work in the cultural environment of pre- Revolutionary Boston and New York . ''

Data from studies of in vivo and in vitro filopodia formation suggest that they develop as a reorganization of the dendritic network in which they exist [ 29 30 ] . In the presence of proteins that bundle and reorganize actin filaments into filopodial precursors , the de-localization of Arp2/3 and other leading edge components may lead to the formation of filopodia , which are then elongated as described above .

The amino acids Methionine , Proline , Tryptophan and Glutamine occur predominantly in the rigid tripeptides and not as much in the other two categories , suggesting that Methionine , Proline , Tryptophan and Glutamine can cause structural rigidity in a tripeptide .

Early observations by Rabl ( cited by [ 3 ] ) in plants suggested a preferential polarization of chromosomes , with their centromeres clustered at one end of the nuclear envelope ( the apical side ) and the telomeres at the opposite end ( the basal side ) .

Analysis of GAG release throughout these experiments suggested that , within the range of sensitivity provided by our dimethylmethylene blue assay , GAG release patterns were unaffected by removal from incubation at 37°C to room temperature for 3-6 hours of imaging each week ( because all the plugs were out of the incubator for the imaging session ) .

Allelic deletion on chromosomes 16q , 13q and 11p occurred less consistently ( 81 , 55 and 46% , respectively ) , suggesting these regional events are more varied depending on the stage and/or type of tumor foci analyzed .

Their travel patterns and information from family members suggest that the four may have been in contact with each other as early as the fall of 1999 .

Recent studies indicate that okadaic acid inhibits nuclear transport mediated by import receptors , importin β and transportin , suggesting that an okadaic acid sensitive phosphatase participates in a mechanism that negatively regulates entire nuclear transport pathways [ 32 ] .

However , it is difficult to conclude anything at all from a correlation , particularly one which is barely significant . 

I do n't conclude anything from that either , except that fancying is a complicated business . 

The police , he concluded , must possess ` an unswerving commitment to communication and consultation within which police and the community are equal partners . " 

McPherson and Willms conclude : ` Since the mid-1970s , the reorganisation that was initiated in 1965 has contributed to a rise in examination attainment and to a fall in the effect on attainment of social class " . 

If ever he manages to do this , he concludes , he hopes he will have a patron of similar eminence . 

What , then , can we conclude about the contribution that political sociology has made to understanding more clearly the main trends of political change in the twentieth century , and to influencing the course of events ? 

Drucker concluded about decision analysis that : ‘ A decision should always be made at lowest level and as close to the scene of action as possible …

Even if the brain were designed so that components could be easily removed , there is the issue of what we can conclude about the functions of its components from knowing the effects of removing one of them . 

What are we to conclude about the implications for his later personality of the way in which a child is treated during his early years ? 

It is , in our view , impossible to conclude from the Bingham Report that the Bank 's role and duty as supervisor was discharged “ properly and competently ” . ” 

It would be wrong to conclude from this debate that science is too important to be left to politicians . 

Mr Hull specialised in young contemporary British artists and had no training , experience or knowledge which would have enabled him to conclude from an examination of the pictures whether they were by Munter . 

Dingwall concludes further from what he describes as ` abundant evidence " about structure and function , that human and ape vocalisations are not homologous . 

It would be rash to conclude too much from this , but it does indicate that while the index has been compiled carefully and thoroughly , the cross-referencing could be slightly inproved . 

We can conclude from Kleiman 's experiments that when our attention is divided we can recognise the meanings of individual words adequately , but that they can be combined only with difficulty . 

Berne concluded from his behavioural observations that the unit of social intercourse is a ` stimulus " followed by a ` response " , and he developed definitions and a language permitting description and analysis . 

Hýloýse had to conclude from this public preference that he meant to make her an offer , and she hoped very much that Sophie would like him well enough to accept him . 

Fischler and Bloom conclude from these results that in visual word recognition the effect of context is essentially inhibitory rather than facilitatory . 

It was logical to conclude the young fop was the assassin but it could have been the young page or , indeed , a complete stranger . 

He has done a lot of thinking and he has concluded the labour party is finished for him and I think a lot more people will do the same . 

Readers of this column will have concluded I have the same hang-up about finding the perfect house . 

It was concluded that the media had no business either relaying bad news about government and party policies and activities or suggesting that alternative measures might be better . 

It can not be concluded from this , however , that the economic dependency of the elderly population has increased . 

It was therefore concluded that gaze direction is a function both of an individual 's consistent tendency to rely on a particular half of the brain and of differential hemispheric arousal in response to specific experimental situations . 

We have not yet concluded whether that work should be in the form suggested by Mr. Robert McNamara or be carried out in other ways . 

If the immigration authorities concluded that Mr Hussain 's assertion that he was undecided as to his long term intentions was pretended rather than genuine , clearly that would weigh against him in the primary purpose issue . 

But many other researchers have concluded that legal intervention is of extremely limited value in truancy cases . 

After allowing for transactions costs , he concluded that very few arbitrage opportunities remained . 

These studies were not " wrong " , but it would be wrong to conclude that this pattern of interest-group politics holds for all issues . 

Bach concluded that warmer and drier weather would decrease corn production in the Corn Belt , and cooler and wetter weather would increase it . 

Thus she concludes that being male or female gives one a distinctive viewpoint which should be included in any theory of human beings . 

The problem is that on his own terms ` many " may conclude quite the reverse , however much they share his view of the Iraqi regime . 

The doctors conclude in the British Medical Journal that there would be little benefit if all women in the UK were given zinc supplements during pregnancy .

The pair , Steven Shaw and Michael Edwards , astounded the parapsychological community with their abilities to bend metal , move objects across a table , link wooden rings , read sealed envelopes , and so on . 

This banal observation astounded her , though she did not know why . 

That there should be such a variety of species of one kind of creature astounded him . 

His reply astounded me , and will ring in my ears for eternity . 

Ann astounded a Sunday-school teacher , who was telling the children about leprosy , by saying , ` My father is a leper . " 

I never ceased to be astounded by how quickly and thoroughly he absorbed the notes I gave him . " 

The humans were astounded by the grace and majesty of Elf civilisation and well-pleased with the commerce that went on there . 

Her friend , Jean , was still astounded by the black legs of lamb . 

He had been as openly astounded and as privately elated by Collingridge 's bombshell as the rest of his colleagues . 

I saw the name on the bag and asked his age and I was astounded . 

He settled in London and astounded the country by the extent to which he was able to overcome his disastrous physical handicaps . 

Amaldi astounded his group in October 1934 with his discovery that by slowing down , rather than accelerating , neutrons , he could provoke intense nuclear reactions . 

He astounded his American masters by demanding that they give him a more worthwhile job or he would be on his way home . 

We 'll cosset you in sumptuous comfort , astound you with service from a bygone era , tempt you with the quality of our cuisine and delight you with our shipboard facilities and entertainment . 

The idea is , I 'll present it you and you you can I wo n't try and astound you with it because it is hard to do that under these contexts . 

The team continued to astound with their attacking flair and sound defence , treating the home crowd to wins of 5-1 over Plymouth , 10-1 over Croydon Common and 7-1 over New Brompton . 

As the sun warms their walls , the air inside becomes hotter than that in the centre of the nest . 

Winds will remain light and variable , and this will allow all that sunshine to warm the air nicely , temperatures getting up to a comfortable ten or eleven celsius , that 's fifty or fifty fahrenheit . 

But each morning , when the entire team warm their hands on steaming mugs of tea in the kitchen at Foulrice Farm , spirits will be lifted by thoughts of a date with destiny on March 18 . 

He pinched himself and warmed his hands on the fire , shuddering against the extremes of the cold night air and the warmth of the signal box . 

Donna warmed her hands round her tea and glanced at her watch again . 

The cooking had to be done on an open fire and , when we wanted a bath , we warmed the water in a pan and poured it into a tin bath in front of the fire . 

It was then that the Dwarves came to him , fed him , warmed him in their mansions and asked his purpose , for no mortal man had ever travelled so far into the mountains . 

But I enjoy knowing that the first sun in the world will warm you here in these islands . 

JUICE flows more freely from citrus fruit if you warm the fruit on a medium setting in a microwave oven for a couple of minutes . 

Then I lay over a great slab of rock which warmed the water almost to bath-heat . 

It was formed by a number of volcanic eruptions , the last of which was around the 18th century BC , and its hot-headed volcanic formations warm the local waters to delicious bathing temperatures . 

The volcanic nature of the Aeolian islands benefits the visitor by warming the local waters to ideal bathing temperatures and the clear blue waters are superb for underwater swimming . 

He tried to warm her with his body but he was so cold himself he did n't know if it would work . 

She was warming her feet at the fire and putting her hair up , as efficiently as a musician putting away his instrument when a concert has been cancelled . 

Some individuals dig pits in carefully selected sites on a beach where the sun warms the eggs during the day and the sand retains the heat to maintain their temperature overnight . 

` Here , Will , sit down and I 'll warm the soup for you and then after you 've eaten perhaps you 'll deliver some repairs for me . " 

Do n't warm wine by placing it next to a radiator or open fire , as this will cause it to taste coarse . 

If you want to warm rooms in very cold temperatures set the heating to come on earlier rather than turning it up higher . 

The anomalous heat is thought to be due to solar energy , which penetrates the surface ice in spring and warms the depths . 

The sun warmed his face , and he suddenly knew he felt different . 

Orkney waters are warmed by the Gulf Streams and we often swam at Skail . 

Then they draped a rug over the basket , so the calf could be warmed by the sun , but not dazzled by its rays . 

Even on the top one where Rachel showed us our chambers , the air was warmed by sweetened braziers and the atmosphere was comforting with gleaming wainscoting , coloured cloths , woollen carpets , carved chests and chairs . 

The glue should be spread on one surface only and if the material is cold to the touch , it should be gently warmed to ensure a better bond . 

When the solution becomes turbid the mixture is warmed until the precipitate dissolves . 

When the grill is not in use , plates and serving dishes can be warmed in the grill compartment when the oven is on . 

The spacious elegant drawing room is warmed in winter by a large log fire . 

Stir for 5 minutes , until the vegetables are warmed through and coated with the sauce . 

The Bridgewater , once the village school , has a pleasant bar decorated by mock pikes ( or halberds , or something ) and warmed by a mock coal fire . 

No fire can burn without the oxygen air provides , and air can only rise to great heights when it 's warmed by fire . 

These islands warmed by the Gulf Stream , are rich in natural history and heritage . 

I sat absorbed in my button-making , warmed by the winter sun and content to let the quiet conversation move around me . 

Frozen solid in winter , they warm quickly in spring sunshine and may reach temperatures of 15–16°C by high summer , but are the first to slow down and freeze in autumn . 

An image came into her head : of Gazzer 's spray can dropping out of his pocket and clunking across the floor of the kiosk : a little vandal who went round spraying his name everywhere . 

The engine purred throatily , doors clunked with glamorous solidity , the car felt luxurious and astronomically expensive . 

He was part of a detachment escorting a civilian ambulance carrying wounded people . 

Firmly , but always politely , he escorted the ramshackle assembly up the companion ladder . 

At this critical moment my father had to escort an Abyssinian Mission , headed by Ras Kassa , to England to attend King George V's coronation . 

Chris Appleyard , who had flown to London to escort the Soviet War Book personally back to Langley , smoked and stared at the ceiling . 

Upon arrival at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport you will be met by our representative who will escort you aboard our luxury coach for a 30 minute drive to Floriade . 

When we see pictures in the colour supps of some half-dead , prunelike Hollywood mogul escorting a twenty-year-old blonde bombshell about the place , we do not say , ` Oh I thought he would have gone for somebody more half-dead and prunelike . " 

He escorted her across the courtyard , through the wrought-iron gate , and along the vaulted passage . 

Her eyes were full of female conspiracy as she escorted Magda across the room to meet Ferdi von Schýnberg . 

Having escorted Felicity Suvarov around St Mark 's cathedral , Julia had gone back to the Danieli hotel and shared some lunch with her . 

They then escorted the Queen around the 18 acre estate , which was developed by P&O and is now managed by the P&O Properties company , Chelsea Harbour Ltd . 

Prisoners may be left locked in their cells for longer , because there is not the staff to supervise out-of-cell activities or to escort them from place to place . 

Public attention was galvanized by a publicity gambit from the American distributors of The Phantom of the Opera , who persuaded a brigade of British soldiers to escort the print from Southampton to London . 

Relations with Brian Clough hit rock bottom , you might remember , when the manager called the police in to escort Fashanu from the club 's training ground . 

He was escorting three German prisoners in the direction of Brigade H.Q The Germans were doubling along , their hands held high in the air , a look of apprehension on their faces . 

Fabia got out , then found that before she could say a word , Ven was escorting her inside the hotel and waiting with her while she collected her room key . 

She escorted him into an inner office where a young man sat behind a very large desk . 

Federal agents on May 4 raided the four major New York commodity exchanges and escorted four traders off the floor ; subpoenas were served on the exchanges themselves and on dozens of brokers and traders . 

Please note that transfers in Switzerland are by rail ; representatives will meet and escort you on the train . 

German agents would escort his baggage through all security checks , and one of them would personally place the baggage on the plane . " 

She felt quite proud of her composure as she escorted him through the shop , relieved , for once , to see it empty . 

Ruth enthused under her breath as the waiter escorted them to a table by the window . 

They escorted her to the door , where she turned , smiling , to shake hands . 

Anyway , afterwards they chatted over tea in the BBC canteen , and then he escorted her towards Shepherd Bush tube station , just turning his head over his shoulder towards me . 

Tom escorted the gipsy up the stairs to the bedroom , his face registering disapproval . 

On New Year 's Day of 1848 , friendly Nez Perce escorted him out of their lands to Fort Walla Walla . 

She had not seen Luke since he had escorted her out of his hotel suite and seen her into a taxi on the night of the awards ceremony , more than a week previously . 

Hunter escorted the strapped Jones up to the royal box … and HRH Prince Philip asked Hunter …

There was Irish in the town and he was spruce and regular at Mass , escorting his sister with a knightly air . 

But even so , as Ven escorted her inside to where he had a table booked , she felt him a most potent force . 

As he climbed down the steps , Barrow came running around from the police car that had been escorting them . 

He was escorted by the Military Police into the Colonel 's office . 

Wilkes was escorted from the pitch by police after sending off teenage winger Barkus who lashed out after being felled as he went for goal . 

She put her arm through his and escorted him in , and it took a very severe look from Jean to dislodge her . 

A helicopter gunship escorted 10 lorryloads of food to nearby villages . 

Second Lieutenant Kowalski was detailed to welcome the tourists aboard and escort them around those few sections of the ship that were not classified . 

The Sergeants would take us for training sessions and escort us over to our meals , but it was the Corporals who governed our lives . 

According to the initial agreement , any foreign warship putting into the port was to be greeted by a Polish warship and escorted inside the port canal for an exchange of courtesies . 

And William palmer , the Rugeley poisoner , when escorted on to the drop , turned to the hangman and said ` Are you sure it 's safe ? " 

She likes being escorted around smart spots and having money spent on her . 

Instead he fairly hustled his big body along , as if it were a laggardly prisoner he was escorting down death row . 

Hastily she searched for her purse in her bag , recalling part of their earlier conversation when he had been escorting her around the park . 

A few minutes later , Chrissie had moved the cat 's body round to the back of the house , and was escorting her two weeping children down the garden to where Anne Hanvey waited in the school car . 

They had no idea that the woman they escorted was far more lethal than ever they could hope to be . 

Dowd took his leave without further exchange , escorted as far as the lift by Charlotte Feaver , and left to make the descent alone . 

You have the choice of being snooty and tutting at people sitting in their cars , packing their faces with hot dogs , or you can pack your own face with a hot dog before you set out . 

Day and weekend sacks are light enough for you to simply pack them with accessibility to key items of equipment like waterproofs the main priority . 

If that does not work try packing the nostrils with cotton wool and and applying ice cubes to either side of the nose . 

Next , pack the nose with cotton wool or gauze and make sure that you inform the referee in subsequent fights that you sustained this injury . 

Run it into two uplifts at opposite ends of the tank , and pack it with filter floss and carbon . 

His lectures were above all popular because he packed them with information . 

The method used in the past few years has been simple -- ignore names put forward by organisations you do not approve of and pack the committees with more sympathetic interest groups . 

I did as she said but they were two sizes too big for me ; they fitted better after she had packed the toes with scraps of wool . 

When at last the work was finished , Mina and Kāli packed a basket with some clean clothes and went together to the stream to wash . 

Turn round day is a bit hectic for us , so we suggest you pack your bags in the morning , leave them in our safekeeping , and disappear to explore for the day ! 

As she quickly packed a bag before preparing dinner , it suddenly struck her what a risk she was taking . 

Now the programme that turns the cameras on teenagers and let's them do the talking and the interviews has packed its newest series with just the subjects their viewers want . 

Accordingly Baldwin packed his suitcase , instructed his parliamentary private secretary to do the same , and set off yet once more in the small black car . 

That was a hint to Chris , who was sitting beside the basket that had been packed by Molly Fletcher . 

This means that the pots must be packed very full and the contents pressed and pressed until they are as tightly packed as possible . 

She carefully packed her case again , then scanned the tidy bedroom and bathroom with some satisfaction . 

It was on a Friday night and I had packed my suitcases and taken them around to Rachel 's house so her dad could stack them on top of the car . 

They have n't started packing their suitcases yet , but they fear it may be inevitable and they 'll have to come to terms with a completely new existence . 

Advanced weapon techniques 1 : the attacker attempts to strike . 

3 The defender forces the attacker 's arms apart and prepares to strike with her leg . 

The defender now turns attacker , stepping quickly forward and striking with a reverse punch to his attacker 's chest . 

It was a crime in New England , punishable by death , for a child of 16 to curse or strike a parent . 

A child greets her , but a young warrior strikes the child with a stick . 

How he snatched up a fallen branch , when the young man came down the path , and struck him with it , and he fell senseless , and the hood fell back from his head . 

She felt as astonished as if the older woman had got out of her chair suddenly , and struck her across the face . 

Raper shouted a string of obscenities at the woman , then threw an ashtray at her , striking her on the side of her head and causing bad bruising . 

At the same time the defender raises his knee and pulls the attacker 's extended punch aim , using that arm as a support to strike behind the attacker 's kneecap with his foot . 

One female is struck in the back , but still attempts to swim away , accompanied by her young calf . 

Jackson , who pleaded not guilty , admitted frogmarching Mr Brown from the premises but denied striking him on the back of the head . 

Alexander McLaren , 37 , is alleged to have shot Robert with a rifle , struck him with bottles , attempted to gouge out his eyes and attempted to strangle him . 

And yet the connection between withholding medical aid and subsequent death is surely closer than that between striking a child once and subsequent death . 

As she passed , she said , a policeman had struck her in the face with a baton , ` and I had n't opened my mouth to him " . 

Yet , rounding the bend , her novelist 's imagination registered Cosmo striking Hubert violently in the face . 

Without any provocation or excuse , M. struck her violently in the face with a rolled up newspaper . 

A STEWARTSTOWN housewife who struck an Army officer on the face was conditionally discharged for a year at Cookstown Magistrates Court yesterday for assault . 

Terry Hodges struck Trisha Campbell in the face for no reason after drinking 12 pints of beer , York Crown Court heard . 

The House of Lords confirmed this rule in Cunningham ( 1981 ) : D struck his victim on the head a number of times with a chair , causing injuries from which the victim died a week later . 

But one of Clarke 's sons with a turfe spade , which they call a peate iron , ( a very keen thing , ) struck Sir Edward 's man on the head and cloave out his brains . 

Albuin , little knowing he was the king 's son , unsheathed his sword and struck him on the head …

Currie , formerly of Mauchline Terrace , Kilmarnock , had admitted assaulting Mr McMurtie , jumping on him , striking him repeatedly on the head and body , kicking and stamping on his head . 

The defendant struck with the knife into her throat on the left-hand side just near the jugular vein , with such force that it severed the spinal cord , causing almost instant paralysis . 

At the time of birth , however , an angel strikes its upper lip , so causing it to forget everything that it has seen and learned . 

The MP vigorously denied assault and said he had been struck by the officer . 

Taylor , from Birkenhead , Merseyside , struck one prison officer , taking his keys , and within minutes the rioters had erected the first of a labyrinth of barricades and begun systematically destroying the chapel . 

In most cases the accused will strike the officer who should describe the assault in detail . 

He himself had often waited like that , hidden beside a path , ready to strike with a stick or a stone any prey that chanced to come along it . 

A police spokesman said : ` The gunman was probably trying to strike Mr Mascaro and hit his wife instead . 

Two huntsmen have been cleared of ill-treating a horse by repeatedly striking it with a whip . 

Hutt struck her from behind with some force , expecting the young woman to go down . 

Philip had started out of his chair and half raised his hand to strike his son . 

4 Extend the right leg outwards , pulling the toes back sharply so that you strike with the heel to the chest area . 

By curving up its abdomen it gives the false impression that it is about to strike with its tail . 

Delaney got out his knife , struck again and again at the arm , watching the blade plunge into the surface , saw it ooze and close over again . 

Julie struck again , this time catching him just above the right eye , tearing the flesh . 

But Heidenry writes that Larry beat Althea more than once , and she told Hustler that she did n't see anything wrong with a `` man striking a woman . ''

He failed to explain the cuts on his hand or the blood in his Bronco , and said he had never struck or beaten Nicole Simpson .

Russert offered the clip as an omen of the `` curse '' that would strike John Kennedy 30 years later .

For the remainder of this century the Canadian economy is likely to grow at approaching 3% per year with energy demand increasing at just over 2% per year . 

Although significant volume growth will occur in industrial production the level of energy demand will not increase in proportion due to a 25% improvement in energy efficiency . 

But now suppose that in year 2 , demand increases to 2,000 units -- the desired capital stock will rise to twenty machines and to achieve this , net investment of ten machines is necessary . 

This would result in the price increasing in Germany and falling in the UK . 

But with electricity prices expected to increase 50 per cent by 2010 , the extra cost of power should , in itself , lead consumers to increase their own energy efficiency . 

Between the surrender and December 1948 the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce retail price index rose by 4000 per cent and it is estimated that black market prices increased at double this rate . 

Admission prices are to be increased by 10pc next season , even though the Tyneside club only narrowly escaped relegation to the Third Division in the worst season in their 100-year history . 

Mortgage rates increased dramatically and seemed as if they would never fall . 

It shows , in the first two columns ( younger group ) how the Black arrest rates increases steadily as the areas change from over 33 per cent . 

My waist size had suddenly increased and I could not get into my trousers any more . 

It can be seen that as the lexicon size increases , more candidate words are allowable , so sometimes the inverted look-up is not used when it might have found the correct word . 

As a consequence total deposits and money supply increased by a similar amount , £2,200 , i.e. £3,000 ( Stage 3 ) minus £800 ( Stage 1 ) . 

Yet , in that period the number of females working part-time increased by a larger amount , 974,000 , so there was a decrease in female full-time work . 

For Crohn 's disease , which has increased in frequency during the past 20-30 years , an additional three classes were defined for dead subjects based on their age and year of death ( table II ) . 

But rewards increase out of proportion to price with the wines from named sites . 

Changes in consumer demand can be expected as products which rely heavily on water in their production process increase in price . 

In a week when government figures showed that cases of people infected with the Aids virus are now increasing at a rate of almost five a day , one could see their point . 

Violent crime is increasing at an alarming rate , and more and more of our members are at risk of becoming victims . 

Females tend to remain in their natal units , which thereby increase gradually in size . 

They continued to grow throughout their functional life , and new teeth appeared at the back of the jaw as the animal increased in size . 

Some of this goblin 's progeny were later to descend to the ground again , increase in size , and stagger towards humanness . 

In 1990 visitor numbers for Parks and Gardens in the UK increased by 4% ( BTA figures ) . 

In 1991 the total amount of consumer credit outstanding increased by £0.22bn compared with an increase of £4.08bn in 1990 . 

By December 1989 agricultural exports had increased by 12 per cent , having gained ground in all the USA 's top 10 export markets apart from the EC , where sales dropped by 13 per cent . 

Employment and training programmes will increase by 500,000 places next year , a rise of 50 per cent . 

Children generally spent less time working and more time distracted as the size of their work groups increased from one to twenty . 

Income related to Manpower and Education projects increased slightly from £470,371 to £481,405 . 

The attacks increased in intensity and duration in the reign of Emperor Justinian I ( 527-65 ) . 

That number has now increased to some 340,000. 95% of patients are detained without their consent , at a rate of 250 per 100,000 population , compared with just 2.5 per 100,000 in Europe . 

Membership of the CSCE increased to 51 countries with the admission of Croatia , Georgia and Slovenia . 

The maintenance contract is likely to increase to £5,000 p.a. by the end of 1993/94 , with additional repair costs on non-maintained equipment running at a further £3,000 p.a. ( average 15 repairs ) in the same period . 

Membership this year has increased to 3,062 -- just 200 short of our target . 

The proportion of the population reporting a limiting illness increases with age ( Figure 4.3 ) . 

Moist or wet soil conditions prevail , the effects of gleying under anaerobic conditions increase with depth and the subsoils are blue or blue-grey in colour under dark greyish brown topsoils . 

In Middlesex , the number of schools playing rugby has increased by almost 200 per cent since October and at Dorking last weekend , more than 1,000 boys and girls took part in a mini-rugby event . 

For example , the solubility of noble gases in liquid hydrocarbons increases with increasing temperature . 

Since then , company-car taxation scales have increased tenfold , but despite the supposed deterrent effect of this the number of people affected has risen to about 2m . 

Immediately after the service my aunt would dash to work at Nelson House , one of the Godolphin School Boarding Houses , whilst my mother and sisters came home to breakfast , already prepared by Dad , and in winter time he would also have the kitchen fire blazing away .

Yanto sat in front of the now blazing fire , naked , except for an ex-army blanket draped around him .

But before falling in love with Lucy , she was not the type to lie awake , miss meals , weep , miss work , lose weight , have eczema , fall asleep with the light and fire blazing , feel hopeless , feel that everything was more or less meaningless , be unable to cope .

The hundreds of blazing campfires and the press of thousands of bodies kept the night chill at bay .

We have a real fire blazing in the hearth and the kettle 's always on . ''

Looking back , it seems a marvel that the houses surrounding the Greencroft were never set on fire -- the residents must have suffered very anxious hours , but for the rest of us the sight of so many fires all blazing away was one never forgotten .

When they returned , eight bonfires were blazing and our new friends from across the way were dancing to lively Peruvian music .

She ducked under the belly of the ship , scuttling low to the ground , but she still managed to slam her head into some unseen landing gear . 

Near nightfall he saw his younger sister Katya come out of the kitchens into the yard , saw her empty some slops for the few chickens who scuttled about . 

You get so scared you scuttle downstairs to await THE SHAMEN , a shudder of sanity in eye-opening Norwich . 

Pooley shook his head in redoubled wonder and the two men scuttled inside , followed by their amiable if enigmatic host . 

She managed to walk with a reasonable degree of grace and dignity till she reached the back door , then scuttled inside as though her very life depended on it , taking the back stairs two at a time as she rushed to the bedroom to find a robe . 

It must be the influence of Jekyll and Hyde , which has been strong since John Barrymore grew long teeth and took to scuttling about dark expressionist streets , bashing and killing . 

The little lizard will have scuttled across the beach during the middle of December and man did not appear until the evening of 31 December . 

He scuttled across the rich thick carpet like a toddler , making her laugh . 

The remains of a table and chair told of more ordered times , spiders were everywhere , a mouse scuttled across the dirt floor startling the younger children who squeaked with fear . 

Quick kiss on the cheek for Lucy and Frieda , watch their skinny legs scuttle across the yard and in through the corrugated iron hut 's battered doors . 

` I never met Barney but I caught sight of the other one once , scuttling across the yard like a nervous rabbit . 

Had she scuttled behind it ? she wondered , as she filled her brush with colour . 

He scuttled behind the nearest tank and watched Fakrid and Jinkwa 's predictable reaction to the latest development with amusement . 

Clare continued to stare until the girl scuttled from the bedroom to the patio ; there , she hesitated , remembering her nakedness . 

Lady , I 've seen you scuttle from the room as if your butt were on fire simply because I 've walked in . " 

They looked about them a bit hazily and then at the bleeding half-thing that had been the young boy and scuttled into a corner . 

She scuttles into the house at twenty past four , and then she floats down the stairs as Stephen comes in the door . 

` Now remember , lads , " he briefed them as they scuttled purposefully over the rough rocky ground , ` this is n't some parasite we 're searching for , it 's a Chelonian officer . 

She scuttled through the door and found herself in a long drawing-room choked with old-fashioned furniture . 

They pulled on jeans and jumpers , had a hasty breakfast , tipped their clothes into their cases , then scuttled through the dripping trees to the pea-green Polo . 

A few moments later he was scuttling through the palace 's corridors holding the message capsule and -- owing to carelessness brought on by surprise -- sucking at the nasty beak wound on the back of his hand . 

I scuttled to the corner and crouched , trembling and moaning . 

He emerged from the shadow of the bush and scuttled to the wall . 

One of the creatures had survived the rays and was scuttling towards Defries 's feet . 

As Digby scuttled towards it , he began to consider for the first time just how serious his situation might be . 

` Good evening , " he said , as I scuttled like a giant shaved rodent into the furthest corner of the caravan . 

Skulls of goats and apes and people also littered the insides of the caves -- where the air was chokingly rancid -- and extremely large , spindly white spiders scuttled away from our lights . 

It scuttles out of office doorways with a desperateness that is quickly dispelled by sucking on a white , smoking cylinder . 

Rory was smiling as the small , plump figure scuttled out of the dressing-room , but the smile quickly changed to a thoughtful frown . 

He scuttled ahead of them , bunching himself up at the approach to turnings in case anyone was coming the other way , and skimming over pools of polished moonlight with the feverish agility of a small bat . 

The creature scuttled ahead of them like some small black spider , opened the padlocked door and waved his guests forward . 

When his coach drove the roads , they scuttled out of his way into the ditches like rats ! " 

I thought she was going to hit me : her hand which was already formed in a fist , went up -- but she used it only to swipe at a cat scuttling from under a bush towards the door . 

He was sure there had been more when he first arrived ; they had been scuttling about all over the place , carrying implements , standing on stools stirring steaming mixtures , chopping things and throwing bits and pieces into cauldrons . 

Scotland 's trip to Argentina began with a wave of nationalist euphoria and ended in the complete ignominy of their exuberant manager scuttling around a field hiding pep-pills . 

RESHUFFLE fever , which had Tory ministers scuttling around Parliament like hunted rabbits in the days before the ritual disembowelling of Norman Lamont , has been followed by a feeling of severe let-down . 

Local people have had to live with rats for some time and Mr Haszeldine said he is fed up with continually seeing rats scuttling around the houses . 

Grimm scuttled away up a ramp , pursued by debris and clouds of dust . 

` Place , boys , " she said without conviction , but they scuttled away , relieved to be let off . 

Instead of the usual friendly salutations , he scuttled away down the alleyway to sell his information to men like Waller and others to whom I owed debts . 

I became aware that feet were scuttling down the stairs , and my father was bellowing from the regions below , ` For God 's sake , come down ! " 

They 'll scuttle off , you may be sure , without a word to anyone . 

The crows scuttled off , their cawings loose on the scarp breeze . 

The girl curtsied again before scuttling off down a nearby passage . 

I 'll be honest , Benjamin and I scuttled out as quickly as two of the cardinal 's bloody spiders . 

In the brief pause before the auctioneer announced the next lot , Emily spotted her father near the back of the gathering , and , heads down as though they were in a cinema , she and Mungo scuttled round and crouched next to him . 

She 'll be so excited , " she called back as she scuttled up the path . 

Henry pulled open the door , yanked off the three top sheets and scuttled back to his car . 

The sound of the intercom brought Gloria scuttling back from the drawing room . 

He scuttled off towards Egypt Street with his carrier bags like an eighty-year-old bunny rabbit ; he was quite a sharp mover considering his wooden leg . 

At the word ` police " the old man scuttled off towards the main road without another word . 

Assailed from both sides , the masher decided that the game was not worth the candle , and , dodging by Neil , to the latter 's great relief , he scuttled off towards the Haymarket . 

She scuttled over to the far side of the room and had managed to read quite a lot of the letter before Julius came charging after her , taking the paper back from her with such force that it almost ripped in half . 

The offices were small , and apparatchiks scuttled round between rooms . 

A minute later she scuttled forward , snatched at the door handle and tugged . 

The passengers disembarked at Teesside Airport on the outskirts of Darlington to join TV 's Green Goddess Diana Moran for a workout .

In common with most other passengers who disembark from Exe Valley line trains at Dulverton , Mrs. Thomas proceeded to the station exit across the railway tracks although a footbridge was provided for passengers .

As soon as the propellers came to a standstill the passengers disembarked onto the parking bay in front of a small terminal building .

Young Arsenal supporters sometimes disembark from trains south of the river and enter Chelsea territory across Wandsworth Bridge .

Parliament also approved stricter laws allowing the deportation of illegal immigrants , wider powers for border police , and checks on potential refugees disembarking from aircraft .

The next plane was smaller still , which gave her a qualm or two , but the journey was correspondingly shorter , and in next to no time she was disembarking at Grand Cayman 's airport .

Shouting and laughing , the family disembarked at a broken-down council estate covered in rubbish .

The state does not spare even essential services ; it is disconcerting for the Western traveller disembarking at Otopeni international airport to see technicians servicing a Tupolev by torchlight .

On 28 April the Lisbon forces disembarked at Ponta de São Laurenço under cover of firing from the ships .

On 27th November 1877 , Joseph 's people disembarked at Fort Leavenworth .

SARHWU claimed that 500-800 of its members were attacked by 1,000 strike-breaking vigilantes as they disembarked from trains at Germiston .

They disembarked at Queen 's Pier , next to the town hall and the British garrison headquarters , for the 25-minute welcome ceremony .

On the street outside the Marriott , in the rather rum section of town the locals affectionately have dubbed Pigalle Place , we had encountered Malgosia , a twenty-three-year-old prostitute , disembarking from a car .

Disembark your luxury cruise ship for a free day in Vancouver , a modern and impressive city on an island off the coast of Canada .

At nearby Newgate Bank we disembarked to inspect a gallows ' stone .

Even though Mr. Darcy is deeply offended by Elizabeth 's low rank in society and that of her family 's behaviour , especially Mrs. Bennet and her younger daughters , Darcy still proposes to Elizabeth .

Turnouts in Guardian elections were extremely low ( perhaps 10-15% of registered electors ) and Guardians who offended influential ratepayers were easily ousted .

He unnerves and often offends colleagues on the Legislative Council , many of whom believe their institution is safer in the hands of appointees and amateurs than of populists .

Lear is offended by Oswald 's negligence ( I.iv.47ff. ) , and his new servant ( Kent , returned in disguise ) shows his loyalty by tripping up this ` clotpoll " .

But the I offended the schoolmaster very much not sitting this exam because erm his record depended upon how many pupils he could get to pass this exam .

If , on the other hand , she is offended by the attitude of the shop assistants , she wo n't come back again .

But I have to admit that in the past I have been offended by people saying that it 's just formula for me to play melodies and structures that come to me very naturally .

They are offended by his tentative steps towards recognising a role for the Pope even outside the Church of England .

` I understand your feelings , Li Yuan , " Tsu Ma answered him , smiling at the old T'ang to show he was not offended by his son 's interruption .

The women though were more offended at the attitude of the Council .

He felt very sorry he had offended her so much by telling her he had seen her when she thought she was alone .

Clearly the Government decided to tread carefully so as not to offend the judiciary by appearing to interfere directly with their discretionary powers to sentence as they think appropriate .

However , I do not want to offend my local church organist by asking her to step down .

His two attackers threatened to cut off the former Manchester United and Chelsea midfielder 's private parts during the vicious revenge attack in a country lane . 

I remember he was fascinated about the Nilson murders , the man who cut up bodies and melted them down in his garden . " 

Then you had a a squad of men pulling them out and cutting them . 

She would cut off her right arm and give it to him if he came over with as much as a single bag . 

The first , and by far the largest group , is made up of those who cut their wrists and arms . 

And a king who hanged hostages for revenge or cut off men 's arms to ` keep the peace " did not seem ` kind " to her . 

In the Tutbury custom the bull had his horns , ears and tail cut off , his body smeared with soap and his nose blown full of pepper . 

His death was accidental , but the police would never believe that , and so they came to their terrible decision , to cut the body up and hide it . 

I know I took a saw with the idea of cutting his head off so that the body could n't be identified . 

The Old Bailey heard he then cut her up before taking parts of her body on the Underground system to be dumped outside a women 's refuge . 

Secondly , why did Sir Ralph just lie there and allow his throat to be cut so savagely that his head was almost hacked from his body ? 

One 3OOkg false killer whale , after hours of being teased and tortured , had its throat cut and bled to death on the dock . 

Should I cut off his fingers for daring to draw blood from your precious wife ? " 

Later , while living with a woman who had given birth to a child , one of them cut off its hand , probably to use as a Hand of Glory . 

What species of idiot , he wondered , had found it fun to murder them , cut off their heads and use them instead of wallpaper ? 

This they failed to do and to end the sorry spectacle an order came that the executioner should cut his head off . 

` If somebody does n't do something quickly , " said the Queen , ` I 'll cut everybody 's head off . " 

Why , King Henry the Eighth might have cut off your head had you not burped your appreciation . " 

He had cut off the girl 's head and put it next to her father 's on the garden path , where they had been found by a neighbour . 

Mr Leonard , who lives in central Darlington , said : ` I was cut on the head and pushed to the floor several times . 

` They are going to cut someone 's leg off and then pour some hot oil on a bird . " 

He could only hope that his Chelonian captors were n't engaged in fiendish torture or had n't cut off his legs or anything . 

He cut her throat , stabbed her in the stomach and tried to poke out her eyes with his fingers . 

I 'd seen a photograph of one of those ; they cut your throat and pull your tongue out through the slit . 

` I thought it was all straightforward , with Moslems cutting Copts " throats , as they have always done , and Copts cutting Moslems ' throats , as usual . 

In the end Wormtongue is fed up with being beaten so he cuts Saruman 's throat to free himself . 

The typical self-cutter has been described as a young , single , attractive female who repeatedly cuts her wrist or forearm . 

Although most patients who cut their wrists have experienced psychiatric symptoms , they do not fit into any one category of psychiatric diagnosis . 

A few days short of his fifteenth birthday , Gert attempted suicide , cutting his wrist and jumping from a third-floor window . 

All women do things to themselves like that here ; cut their wrists , scratch their faces . 

A hatchet murder a few days ago : a man named Abbot chopped up a wealthy landowner , his wife and his two women staff , then he cut his own wrists . 

Her resolution tightening to match , so that they would have to cut her wrists , she thought , to make her let go . 

“ Gorevan then threatened to cut off Thomas 's ear , his penis , and break his legs , ” said Miss Dowell . 

This might be useful for the psychiatric inpatient who cuts repeatedly , although the limits of therapist-patient contact would have to be very clear . 

This index was started by Herbarium staff , who scanned new journals and books coming in to the Library . 

It is important for school librarians to scan computer journals , obtain information from publishers and other sources , arrange exhibit of software in the school or provide loan copies of software from school library service . 

Scanning the lists of officers , Sly was struck by the number of times each name occurred , but in a different post . 

Tallboy scanned the list of people from whom statements had been taken . 

She scanned the newspapers for offers of adoption , of which there were many . 

As soon as she was safely past the shuffling fraternity , she opened her own newspaper and rapidly scanned the front page . 

A good deal of research has been done to show how most people tend to scan advertisement pages in newspapers and magazines . 

The possibility that future generations will read our textbooks with about as much comprehension as we might scan a Renaissance text on the cabbala is rather unnerving . 

Depending on personal preference , the user can scan the print-out for errors or amendments needed in wording or layout or , without printing the document , can view what has been written on screen . 

If we had an index at the front of the book we could scan the index for the name and then turn to the appropriate page . 

He picked up the correspondence and miscellaneous papers in the in-tray and quickly scanned the contents . 

He scanned the print , seeing that it echoed more or less exactly the story Swansborough had just told him , then turned his attention to the photograph alongside -- three people , obviously dressed for leisure . 

He was slouched pathetically against a boulder , his face turned shamefully to be the ground . 

Millet spoke up , slouching against the table and admiring the cheap , tawdry rings on his fingers . 

There are several students slouching against the wall , or sitting on the floor , outside her room . 

Remember to carry yourself well -- it is so easy to slouch in an off-duty moment . 

One of them slouched in her seat making a great show of what she thought of the event . 

Corbett nodded , smiled his thanks and went over to where Alexander now slouched in a half-drunken stupor . 

It 's cos they do n't sit in the seat properly , they slouch in them ! 

She slouches less in her wheelchair , raises her head more and looks at people in a more direct manner . 

Mandeville and Southgate slouched on their horses , both dressed in leather quilted jackets , their feet encased in long riding boots . 

Hammond kept his back half-turned ; Fulke slouched , staring up at the ceiling ; Rastani seemed more confident and Athelstan caught the sardonic mocking look in his dark , brilliant eyes . 

This meant testing had to be done frequently and the waters closed down as a precaution once the blooms appeared . 

Flowers , exquisitely perfumed and graced with a multitude of colours and shapes , bloomed long before man appeared on the earth . 

Their flowers appear over several weeks in summer and are at all times most striking and handsome . 

Occasional tubular white flowers appear from the central rosette in summer . 

The flowers , appearing in late summer , are long lasting and may be dried for indoor display . 

Glistening white flowers tinged with pink appear during April and May . 

Potentilla ` Melton Fire " Hardy perennial spreading shrub , with large bi-coloured strawberry-red and lemon flowers appearing through the whole of the summer . 

The classic occasion when problems appear is when people move home at retirement then have to think again . 

` The problem is that when a new trick appears , everyone is trying to see what advantages they can get from it . 

After a few weeks other problems appeared and the plaintiff sued for the cost of repairing them . 

But by the middle of the twenties , when Ramsey began to study the matter , a new vision appeared . 

In his vision God appeared before him and delivered the old promises made to Abraham and Isaac . 

As the sun rose higher in the pale sky the temperature climbed steeply and patches of perspiration began to appear on the backs of the men 's shirts . 

The image appears on a fluorescent screen or a photographic plate . 

Gods and goddesses could appear in the form of boulders , trees , birds , snakes , or pillars , but we can be sure that an appearance in human form had the greatest emotional impact . 

He said : ` By testing an apparently healthy plant and applying the suitable remedies before symptoms of crop disease actually appear , the farmer can be well into pocket . " 

Gum-trees or rocks ( in areas of sand ) appear as signs of possible water .

However , a universal encoding has begun to appear : UCS ( ISO 10646 ) .

Boundaryless characteristics appear more prominently when an industry is knowledge – rather than capital-intensive or when firms operate in economic clusters .

Early tales of Madame White Snake appeared in China as early as the Song Dynasty , and initially her portrayal was fairly direct , as a villainous demon who drains the life force out of her human husband .

When it had all burnt , a thin outline of a doorframe appeared on the wall across from our corner .

In the United States , Tudor was popular in the 1900s , as was the Free Style ; Cotswold and French Provincial appeared in the 1920s .

Five were traditional : McKim 's pure Classicism ; the Beaux-Arts French Modern; Colonial , which was associated with houses but was also appearing in larger buildings such as the Johns Hopkins University campus ; Cram 's own High Gothic ; and a looser interpretation of the medieval style as practiced by his partner Goodhue .

Still speculating , Mungo headed along the landing to the bathroom . 

Soon we were off , heading northward , along the coastal road . 

We headed out along the waterfront towards the port , but it felt as if I was treading water . 

He spent just 100 minutes with her before heading back to Highgrove . 

I rose to go , reassured her yet again , and headed back to the car . 

Julie turned and headed back across the landing , down the short corridor towards the office . 

He shot a quick look sideways at her before he headed back to the road . 

` Hope he 's had the sense to go inside , " he mumbled and he headed in the direction of home . 

We needed a compass bearing to ensure we headed off in the right direction , a reminder that even a ` valley " walk can land the unwary in difficulties . 

` Yes , thanks , " Polly said over her shoulder , mentally crossing her fingers as she headed in the opposite direction towards her own cabin in the bow . 

Then I headed north in the general direction of Redbridge to the Aurora Borealis Bide-A-Wee rest home or whatever they called it , determined to get Zaria well sorted . 

Tom passed them by without a glance , heading for the door at the very end of the corridor . 

The challenge was accepted and amidst cheers from a group of semi-inebriated local husbands , the offended owner headed out the door in search of a couple of friendly Gardai . 

He swallowed hard and headed for the door that opened out into the hall . 

He heads north , and in no time we 're outside Denice 's impressive town house in St John 's Wood . 

Less than half an hour had taken them to the motorway ; after that it was easy -- they were heading north . 

The dog might not respond readily to their commands , and may simply head off into the distance , possibly looking for you if the territory is familiar . 

They usually give him a 20 pence piece and he heads straight for the bar to buy his favourite ready-salted snack . 

As a precautionary measure , however , do not head straight into the house , but allow the dog to come out to see you . 

Having found what he was looking for , he headed straight for Mark . 

When I suggest we head the other way , for Greenwich , Des shakes his head . 

Ruth turned back to the fifth-floor window as the stranger appeared to be heading her way . 

He headed across the Bayswater Road into the park at a brisk pace , knowing he could n't hope to find a pub until he reached Knightsbridge . 

Locking up his desk , he headed across the hall to Sergeant Longbright 's office . 

Stiffly , walking like a machine , he headed across town for his apartment . 

I slipped out of bed , got into a pair of jeans and a T-shirt and headed down the stairs . 

There was more in this vein as they turned right , and Mungo realized for the first time that they were actually heading into the forest . 

There he was , an island of stillness in the flow of pre-Christmas shoppers and tourists , and Londoners heading into the glittering heart of the capital for the best of all possible times . 

Then we split up , half of us for the safe houses round the lakes and the rest of us headed into the mountains . 

Adam stepped out of Tattersalls Tavern on the corner of Knightsbridge Green and headed past the Hyde Park Hotel towards the Royal Thames Yacht Club . 

Without ceremony , we headed past all these busy people and knocked on the half-open door of the secretary 's office . 

We got lost in Nuneaton trying to get back on the M6 , and were now heading through Lancashire at dusk , still an hour or more from the border . 

He turns back to face the front as we head through the late traffic . 

I keep crouched and make my way through the low bushes , heading diagonally through the wood towards the estate . 

Ten minutes later Lou Collins was back in his Company limousine , heading towards London . 

Her mind still racing , she glanced down at the map on the passenger seat and then headed towards the road that would take her to Mountpelier Lodge . 

Without really thinking where she was going , she headed blindly towards her room . 

Just under twenty minutes later , with Kirsty having won the contest easily , the two of them were heading downstairs to the breakfast-room . 

I 've never walked the whole 72-mile coast path in one go as I tend to head to Dorset at weekends and just explore different areas on day walks . 

They finished off their meal and headed to Nettles to meet Mcduff . 

He may again head to South Africa in pursuit of his cricketing career . 

Back then , I 'd watch Tonight before heading to the West End to play in Roar Like A Dove . 

THREE coaches heading for Amsterdam were halted by police after claims that travellers were smoking cannabis , drinking and abusing coach drivers . 

Griffin put down the champagne bottle and headed for the bathroom . 

Where the great lake joined the river , at Drumshanbo , we headed directly southward and soon were in neat white Leitrim Village , a row of houses up and down a hillside street . 

Furious with Gilbert 's panic , Rohmer pushed past him and yanked the door wide . 

Iris yanked her leotard from a drawer and headed for the bathroom . 

Negligently he reached into a front garden and yanked a flower from its tree . 

He yanked the cable from the socket under the console , threw it out of the TARDIS and closed the door . 

He rode at it , braked , yanked Mariana off the pillion and yelled at her to climb . 

He put his hand in his jacket pocket , searching for his wallet , and as he did , Doug , serious now , yanked Harry towards him and whispered in tones from which all traces of his cockney accent were now absent . 

She walked across the room and , grabbing her daughter 's long hair , yanked her towards the cell door . 

Avoid long trailing flexes wherever possible ; they are a trip hazard , and a careless foot could yank the flex out of a plug or appliance , or pull the appliance over . 

It would have been easy for anyone to reach in and yank a club out of the bag . " 

Getting tiredly to her feet , she yanked open the door and then just stood there , staring helplessly . 

One of them grabbed at the first man 's hair and yanked his head back , beating at his face with his other hand . 

Terry grabbed at Joe 's hands and tried to yank them away , but the grip was too strong . 

He ran to the bedroom and yanked open the window just as Saunders and the guard entered the flat . 

He felt himself yanked across the room and flung across his father 's legs , his body protected while his outstretched hand dangled like bait in the dog 's face . 

He virtually threw me on the delivery bed and the midwife yanked down my trousers -- and there was the baby , with his head and a hand out , gazing at us . 

` I 'll take off your shoes , " Judy offered , yanking off his handmade Italian loafers and then tying his ankles to the bed with his beige silk socks , so that he was spread-eagled . 

Then she pulled the biscuit tin towards her across the table , yanked off the lid . 

Henry yanked out the jack , groped for the papers and stuffed them into his pocket . 

I yanked out my wallet and went through the credit slips and travellers " -cheque dockets . 

She turned back and yanked shut the door from where the offending smell came . 

The anger in his face made his eyes glow , reminding Athelstan of the figure of St John the Baptist in a mummer 's play . 

Once she came in about 4pm when I was on duty , face glowing from the blustery west wind , and said eagerly , ` I see the flare path 's all lit up . 

Maggie 's face was glowing pink and she was glad that Ana could not see her . 

Reflected off the oily water , a thousand coloured lights flicker and glow on the scoured faces of the buildings . 

In these superb light conditions its deeply forked tail glowed a rich chestnut . 

To his right there was a McDonalds ; behind him the lights of the Charing Cross Hotel glowed in the darkness . 

For a moment the light of battle glowed in her eyes , dying as she remembered that Roman did n't love her . 

Make sure your body is fit to bare this summer by following our routine for smooth , firm skin that is glowing with health . 

She has smooth , soft skin which glows softly as though a candle were just below the surface . 

Her olive skin glowed in the artificial light , the curves of her naked breasts softened into a newly voluptuous sensuality that reflected and heightened her resolution . 

In a black tracksuit , and well-worn trainers , dark hair tousled , his tanned skin glowing from the exercise , he looked overwhelmingly attractive . 

Polonium is a strong alpha emitter , however , until the Americans made an atomic bomb , no one had ever used polonium in any appreciable amount ; it was so radioactive that it glowed in the dark . 

A lovely fire was glowing in the grate , and the dark oil-paintings -- cherished but valueless heirlooms from their father 's family -- were gaily decorated . 

Another idea is to decorate their school bags ( see above left ) using Glitzers -- glitter pens from Tomy , which include one that glows in the dark . 

Again she caught sight of Alec , waiting in a doorway , his cigar glowing red in the dark . 

As they left the confines of the city and started on the long straight empty road to Samana , the sun was glowing ruby-red behind the dark wooded hills , the sky translucent delicate silk . 

The two men wended their way over the allotment , treading warily and taking great lengths to avoid those areas where the strange symbols lay glowing faintly in the moonlight . 

Spittals ' hands glowed from the diligent rubbing he was applying to them as she came in through the door at ten o'clock . 

There was a shed at the back , about forty yards away from the house , and two hundred yards beyond this , the steelworks began , black at first , then glowing into savage flames . 

The two long fluorescent tubes suspended from the ceiling blinked , then glimmered , then glowed into steady light . 

Edmund Blunden observes that Leapor has modelled her poem on Philips 's , ‘ … but the imitation glows into originality when she comes to close quarters with her subject . ’ 

Then , as lanterns start to glow on wooden balconies and red gleams fall through slatted screens , the stage gradually brightens to reveal a gaudy , tumultuous crowd in the pleasure district of seventeenth-century Osaka . 

The night-light glowed softly on the top of the chest of drawers . 

He walked to the old-fashioned kitchen range , where red-hot coals glowed behind the bars of the grate . 

A large sign swooped towards them out of the night , its message glowing luminously in the beam of the headlights . 

She stared at her sister , positively glowing with excitement . 

In the Middle Ages , he wrote , the glass in the cathedral walls glowed with the fires of judgement and damnation . 

The night sky was brilliant and the stars seemed to wink like precious stones against the velvet darkness ; the streets , carpeted by ice and hard snow , shimmered and glowed under the pale moonlight . 

She took it out and held it in front of her , the deep rich red material glowing against her skin . 

Then his opaque eyes stared once more at his resonator , cutting her out of his attention , and Jezrael was obscurely jealous of the quartz which glowed with fleeting internal light . 

In use , VR1 will be adjusted so that with no music playing , the l.e.d. glows with about half its normal brightness . 

Carbon-dioxide ice smoked all around , making a freezing fog that glowed eerily where the rising sun was trapped in its skeins . 

With a star of very low initial mass , nothing more happens ; the star glows feebly , and then simply cools off until it has become dead . 

The spill in my hand was beginning to sputter , but-I noticed that the cloverleaf aperture was now glowing pinkly . 

Pictures of Jesus and the Virgin with their hearts glowing red were extremely common in devout Catholic Ireland and much rarer in Protestant England , for example . 

They wore white military costumes in the style of musketeers ; the fabric was impregnated with luminous paint which glowed as they marched and countermarched in the stage blackout . 

He raked the fire with a poker , pulled out the damper , and the fire began to glow . 

The Ministry said that it would refrain from slaughtering the birds until the ruling on Tuesday . 

President Vaclav Havel , who counts many Liberal Club signatories among his closest friends , has refrained from taking sides . 

Labour refrained from attacking him , confident he would fail . 

The marshal 's reception of the news was predictably sour , but he refrained from any overt suggestion that Thiercelin had been at fault , possibly because he accepted some share of the blame himself . 

I refrain from commenting on it because it is not my purpose to enter into proper debate with philosophers of science . 

However , the rational wealth maximizing company may refrain from such conduct even if there are strong incentives to use the information . 

She knew that her father did not exactly approve of her lifestyle , but he had refrained from saying anything to her because he doted on her . 

Robbie almost stamped her foot , but under his ironic gaze refrained . 

She would have liked to express her opinion of his girlfriend , but prudently refrained . 

I refrained because the evidence suggested the answers would all be negative . 

Somehow , against her better judgement , she refrained and placed his plate with chicken and salad on to the tray . 

TOKYO share prices soared yesterday , reversing a slide that had wiped more than 10 p.c. off the Nikkei stock average since the start of the week . 

PETROL prices would soar by 20p a gallon under a radical package of measures aimed at slashing pollution in Britain . 

PROSPECTS of an early New Year interest rate cut rose yesterday as share prices soared by almost £10 billion . 

Oil prices have soared above forty dollars a barrel , their highest level in a decade , which is almost certain to provoke another round of petrol price increases . 

Birth rates soared and career women sank in prestige to the level of drop-outs in the great breeding stakes . 

But when market rates soared to fifteen per cent mortgage rates went up with them , pushing repayment bills up by as much as 50 per cent . 

Worse still , high interest rates caused unemployment rates to soar ( see the graph on page 44 ) . 

They claim sales , on the all-important run-up to Christmas , are set to soar . 

The price of Paribas shares has soared by more than 10 per cent this week . 

The shares soared l2p to 143p on hopes of a generous buy-out price . 

Tom O'Reilly was an ascetic former Treasurer of the Corporation who had been never known to smile even when the company 's blue chip shares soared to dizzy peaks on Wall Street . 

Channel tunnel funding crisis deepens : Consortium seeks fresh finance after costs soar by 50 percent to 7 billion pounds 

Pre-tax profits in the six months to end July soared 43 per cent to £19.4m , with the help of £1.3m of property sales . 

Over 1992 , the total value of the life fund soared 20 per cent , thanks to the surge in equity prices which followed the pound 's departure from the exchange rate mechanism last September . 

UK profits soared 60 per cent to £60 million as the loss-making shirt and fabrics businesses were turned around . 

The level of tension soared as those present recalled that a minimum of 169 votes was required for success on the first ballot . 

The FTSE 100 index soaring 36.3 to a record high of 2918.6 , adding about £5 billion to share values 

Storm Group -- makers of both the Wombles and Shoe People characters -- has seen sales soar SIX-FOLD in the past six months . 

The film had cost at least $25 million ( and may have soared as high as $33 million if all costs were considered ) which , in 1970 dollars , put it way above the epic category . 

AFTER soaring above $19 a barrel on Tuesday , oil prices fell back last night to $18.84 in spite of an announcement by Iran that it would cut its production next month . 

Greece took emergency action on two consecutive days in October as air pollution soared above safety levels . 

BRITAIN 'S unemployment soared above 2.6 million for the first time in over four years yesterday after a bigger than expected surge in the number of people out of work . 

Rescues to animals in distress soared by 26pc from 232 in 1990 to 293 in 1991 . 

NATIONAL Power boss John Baker 's pay soared by 157 PER CENT last year , it was revealed yesterday . 

Sales of the low-priced Czech motor have soared by a quarter in crisis-hit Britain this year . 

But there was more to it than that as Swansea soared from Fourth Division to First with only a season 's rest . 

Pre-tax profits soared from £21.4 million to almost £32 million and the company joined Iceland Frozen Foods yesterday in announcing turnover that topped £1 billion for the first time , jumping from £920 million to £1.05 billion . 

Almost at once , the decibel level inside soared from an angry mumble to a full-blown shouting match . 

After the first rotary press was established at the Daily Times , that paper 's circulation soared from 25,000 in 1951 to 55,000 in 1955 ; ten years later , it reached 120,000 copies daily . 

The demand for cheap beef arose when North American beef soared in price , -- cattle ranching in South America is far less costly and a lucrative business deal for wealthy landowners . 

The pre-tax total soared to £116.1 million , from £38.8 million in 1991 , as the mortgages loss was cut from £106.1 million to £75 million . 

Since the US Navy pulled out a year ago , Dunoon and Cowal has suffered a £10 million drop in its economy and unemployment has soared to 18 per cent . 

But it said that Germany 's cellular subscriber base could soar to three million by the year 2000 , compared with 150,000 today . 

The group 's shares opened at 46p , valuing the company at just over £2m , and soared through the day to close at 177p . 

They point out that corporate bad debts have soared as the economy has slumped . 

Germany 's retail sales soared by 9.2% in the 12 months to November . 

SERIOUS business fraud cases in the UK soared alarmingly by over 28 per cent in 1992 , to £468 million . 

Welfare spending has soared from around 8% of GDP in 1946 to around 24% today ( see chart 1 ) . 

But the overall effects meant that LASMO 's loss per share soared from only 2.8p the year before to 52.2p . 

The price of cobalt soared and the industry suddenly had to pour much time and money into redesigning the magnets in loudspeakers , using less expensive ceramic materials instead of cobalt . 

Unless the price soars to beat £4.57 in the next week , it 's not worth bothering with the warrants . 

And smart investors see future sales soaring , thanks to the Duchess of York 's poolside antics . 

Two of Amy 's friends returned to their respective homes about 6 pm , and the third , a Mrs Owen , dined with the attractive young mistress and left about 9 pm .

The Inspector and the Colonel left the room , looking very unhappy .

Sir Paul would be leaving his office to join a party of his constituents at the House in about an hour .

Remember that I had left England less than three days before this after an exceptionally grey and dull winter and the bright colours which typify so much Australian knitting were a delight .

Following his marriage in 1892 he left England on his third and final East African tour .

` Without doubt , things started to turn for Palace when Ian Wright left to join Arsenal in September of last year .

It was so disgusting that we could not eat it , so we left the dining-room with empty stomachs .

Connon had left the Club early , he remembered , saying he was going home .

You see , Joan , Peter left home last week but we do n't know where he 's gone .

She said he had left the house in the forenoon of 24 October and been covered in blood when he returned at 3am the next day .

A clock-towered station in white stucco was built at Penang , the earliest British possession in Malaya , though the trains left from Prai on the mainland .

On November 3 another friend , Marc Radvanyi , and I left England to help with the search .

Before she left for Strasbourg , Mrs Thatcher refused to budge in her hostility to the EC Social Charter and the Delors plan for economic and monetary union .

Paul left for the north again with a light heart , aware of surprise that he should be so glad to be returning after arriving , at first , so unwillingly .

There was another boat-train service that left from Liverpool Street station on the Harwich to the Hook of Holland run . 

She said Sean 's funeral cortege would leave from his mother 's house in west Belfast because he had hundreds of friends in the area . 

The final contingent of the Indian Peace Keeping Force ( IPKF ) left from the eastern port of Trincomalee , the last major town it had controlled in the region . 

A clock-towered station in white stucco was built at Penang , the earliest British possession in Malaya , though the trains left from Prai on the mainland . 

Flinders Street was the commuter station for Melbourne , main-line expresses leaving from the less imposing Spencer Street . 

He left from a mean wooden structure at Parel , near Government House . 

And that Azul knew the full story but he was leaving on a foreign trip … well , this afternoon . 

I thanked him and was about to leave when he realized he did n't know my name . 

The last consignment left Britain aboard the Argentinian ship Tierra del Fuego II on 19 March last year . 

After all , he did lie ; the Chief Justice said he left the house about curfew but Sir Richard claims it was much later . " 

So on 18 December , Joyce , Mosley and the other two defendants left the dock among the congratulations of their supporters . 

Usually everyone left the house around the same time ; she liked to have the table cleared before she closed the door behind her , so the place looked respectable when they came in again in the evenings . 

They left the home between 4 pm and 5 pm and returned in the early hours of the morning , often coinciding with the feeding time for a young baby . 

Yachts arriving with passengers , or those crew who will be leaving the Canaries by air , must visit the immigration office in the port authority building within the port compound . 

Davison 's relatives were forced to leave court by the back door …

Leaving the town by the road that runs along the left bank of the Gave , you come after seven or eight miles on the left to the D25 , marked for Mauléon . 

He had left the hills into which the road took him on the second day , but he could see them in the distance , a hummocky bluish line nudging up into the purer blue of the sky . 

Item -- Why did the King leave Edinburgh on such a night just to be with his Queen ? 

In a few months he could leave those rooms over the shop and the shop itself for ever . 

The hapless matador eventually managed to leave the arena under heavy police protection ; the fate of the bull was not documented . 

It was a chilly evening when I left London via Paddington for Bedford , and for the first time I saw signs of panic . 

They must leave the Great Tower via room 69 to passage 24 , and then make their way outdoors . 

This junction is intended for use by local traffic only and will be signed to local destinations , longer-distance traffic being directed to leave the bypass via the Calder Road interchange . 

Technically , it was against house rules for an employee to enter or leave the building via the foyer . 

By June 15 UN World Food Programme ( WFP ) officials in Nairobi numbered at 400,000 the refugees who had left Ethiopia for Sudan following the overthrow in May of the Mengistu regime . 

` This means I 'll have to leave tomorrow morning with Janice . 

He says he left your flat soon after taking you back from dinner . 

In June 1930 I had to leave school and take work in a subscription library . 

The East German government 's decision to let the refugees leave across their own country came as a surprise to many , including some West German diplomats . 

` But more young people leave home around Christmas as the pressure of not having money to spend can become too much of a strain . 

Ace had warned her they would be leaving by helicopter , but where they would be going she had no idea . 

On 30 May Ho left by plane for France to work out a settlement . 

The day after that telephone call he paid his hotel bill and left by taxi for the main station . 

Maybe they left by the tunnel he was on about … well , maybe Brett coulda gotten out that way too … ” 

As the guests left in a state of alcoholic haze , two policemen stood at the door . 

He 'd give us funny stories -- the Colonel coming in the front door while Luke left through the back . 

He leaves with us -- and you can stay in this bloody office block if you like . " 

But Grand Met could ask her to leave with just one month 's notice if they find a taker for the 20-year lease . 

When a swarm of bees leave to found a new colony , they tend to build combs with the same orientation , say east-west , as the combs in their parent hive . 

I want to leave by about ten tomorrow so I 'll get on to a garage first thing in the morning and hope they can fix my car straight away . " 

But I can say that John Aldridge will not be leaving here for under £1million . ’ 

However , pollinators arrive and leave en masse , unlike the interlopers , who may thus suffer more from the predators than the pollinators do . 

People began to dance as the female vocalist crooned smoky blues into the microphone , almost kissing it . 

Somewhere in a room above them , a woman gently crooned the tune of a lullaby . 

The male rate croons a post-coital song consisting of bursts of sound between one and three seconds long that are only just above human hearing . 

The sun rose smoky red behind ugly rips of dark cloud and she sighed . 

The helicopter rose six feet into the air , tilted forward to gain airspeed , and buried its nose-wheel in the ground . 

The water rises 12 metres as the tide is forced into the funnel of the Severn estuary and into the Avon river . 

The highest land is only 2 metres above sea level and even this would be exposed to storm surges if mean sea level rose by 1 metre . 

Then the balloons were off rising above Herefordshire to eleven and a half thousand feet instead of the planned ten and a half thousand . 

These bare poles are all that remains of the jungle that the lake drowned as the waters rose behind the dam . 

Steam rises off the ground , drying the fields as the morning sun tackles the night 's cold dew . 

Nothing was left but a clearing in the forest and a flock of doves who rose up into the air , wheeled round , and flew off . 

At last , her breathing still rasping a little , she was lowered gently against her pillows . 

The cicadas rasped in the surrounding pines , the heat hammered down outside the cool arches . 

How I longed to be able to reveal to the world that in the picture I depicted … a lighthouse . 

The piano beat out song after Irish song , the laughter was as coarse and disrespectful as the conversation , and Hencke longed to be part of it . 

The poet characteristically longs to be not only far from the madding crowd , which Pope had wanted as much as Gray , but far from everybody . 

I longed to call out to him to help me , but his name stuck in my throat . 

She longed to clean her teeth , but did n't like to touch anything . 

However , he longs to explore the nature of Celtic Christianity . 

Lochinver was a magnet , largely because of the strange mountains I knew to be in its vicinity , and I longed to go there . 

Longing to see something green and to inhale fresh air , Vincent asked the doctor how much longer he would have to wait to be discharged . 

` I longed to set the record straight , but Peter was desperate not to look like a failure in front of you . 

Shiona longed to yell , Stop ! , and pour out the truth and see the rage and the pain and the hatred of her finally and forever erased from his face . 

Anyway it was very strong and we longed and longed to go to bed together . 

He was a romantic at heart , who longed for adventure , but who was trapped inside the Capricorn convention of duty . 

But Jamie longed for adventure and , while still a boy , he joined the crew of a boat at Ayr harbour and went off to sea . 

Sometimes , in the years that followed , she longed for Africa , like a lost love affair . 

Mr and Mrs Currer Briggs longed for that combination of romance and practicality which the Arts and Crafts Movement promised . 

It was another uneasy week , and by Friday afternoon she was longing for the end of the shift so she could go home and wallow in misery . 

I do n't dislike food ; all my mental energy is spent thinking about it , longing for it . 

But Antony felt his life was still too indulgent and he longed for more complete mortification . 

Growing burrs and hooks , reaming her snaggled , sleep-starved nerves , her fretting longed for the relaxation of talking to the one person who had always taken her part : her sister . 

She , Aurora Jennings Blake , who had always been quite content in her own company , who indeed had positively longed for solitude on occasions , was lonely . 

She longed for the thrill of being in his arms , but she did n't trust him , and Dawn 's words of warning still echoed in her mind . 

Later , as we took our leave , I told Ras Tafari how I longed above all to return to his country . 

Bejewelled , she sat through dinner-parties , often drowsy before the soup course was through , longing only to escape into sleep . 

Surely I can not be like the old murmuring Israelites , to long after the onions and garlic of Egypt when they had suffered there such heavy bondage ? 

Marjorie was astonished at how attached Bill became to Lizzie , as if Lizzie was the daughter they 'd longed for . 

In Anne and Tim , she will be longing for at least one happy couple within the Royal Family . 

` Emilia , dearest , do you imagine I could abandon you now at the very moment I have longed for ? 

` Leave me alone ! " she wanted to scream , longing for just one day without a reminder of her wealth , her guilt . 

The quickening presence of the love he longs for seems conspicuous by its absence , a feeling emphasised by the strong-stressed , medially-stopped half-line . 

This was the moment Gwendolen McEwen had longed for ; the chance to greet her granny . 

She felt that she was longing more than ever for it to end so that she and John could spend all their time together . 

At thirteen she felt trapped by the system of growing into a woman , which seemed to be separating them , and longed more than ever to be his son . 

He longed then , suddenly , and with a passion that had been suppressed so long that it took him by surprise , for someone to share all this with . 

But , instead of the freedom and ease they had longed for , all they felt was emptiness where once all was tension and work . 

It offered him , instead of the peace he longed for , the possibility of return . 

The independence she had always longed for would be hers at last . 

Until she could prove without the shadow of a doubt that he was n't in league with Harry Martin then she could n't risk doing that , no matter how she might long to . 

The next day , fresh chip butties and burgers in hand , we readied for the weekend 's big attraction : a copy of a New Generation episode , not due to be shown here for months .

Just as the armies readied to set out , a battered ship limped into harbour .

Alexei leaned a little to one side so that a slave could heap his plate with k'va , the staple grain which was similar to rice . 

In a huge bare hall , trestle tables were heaped with children 's garments and there was a thick , stifling smell in the air . 

A trolley was heaped with beer cans and plates of half-eaten burgers . 

Her plate was heaped with cheese , cucumber and tomatoes as they spoke . 

The only reason affluent Victorians did not physically explode like Henry VIII ( after he was dead , naturally ) was their habit of heaping the dinner table with exotic greenery . 

The proprietor brought them their plates heaped with beef and wild mushrooms and bordered with vegetables , breaking the silence between them . 

She led him through to the dining-room and found him a glass of whisky and a plate which she proceeded to heap with food . 

Sometimes she felt she was crunching up shards of glass , blood all over her mouth . 

That last bomb had taken out those houses as if it had come with a great grasping fist and scooped them up and crunched them into rubble as easily as if they 'd been made of matchsticks . 

He crunched pea-nut shells under his feet and waded ankle-deep in ice-cream cartons , paper bags , cigarette packets , half-eaten apples . 

She popped a fragment of biscuit into her mouth and crunched it primly with her front teeth . 

We 'd come full circle round the Golf , our feet crunching bits of windscreen . 

It grabbed a chair , crunched the metal -- like paper , and flung it aside with a snarl . 

The trigger fish feeds on coral , crunching the stony branches and extracting the little polyps . 

He crunched the last of his sweets and gave a leaflet to a passer-by . 

Using exceptionally sharp teeth , the hippos can crunch up both dugout canoes and their occupants . 

For example , Tarrant ( 1987 ) has shown that while world cereal yields are increasing , those for Africa are actually declining and exhibit increased annual variability especially in semi-arid regions like the savanna . 

The data also show that immunohistochemical techniques were much better than histological analysis , despite measurements performed on 1 µm epon sections observed under oil-immersion opics . 

Sanjukta Gupta Gombrich shows how at the heart of women 's place within Hinduism , lies a basic paradox . 

In the Chairman 's Address by the Rev. Arnold Thomas quoted above he went on to expand on a definition of the Nonconformist Conscience and in so doing showed how social attitudes and religious arguments had become fused . 

The similarity of outlook which marked the views of Maxse , a man who Hutcheson shows to have been , temperamentally if not socially , a quintessential outsider , and Bridgeman , the quintessential insider , is significant . 

Louis Agassiz had shown from geological evidence that glaciers ( not just icebergs as Smith thought ) had existed in the British Isles . 

Douglas ( 1975 ) showed from a long-term follow-up of a birth cohort of over 5,000 children that such admissions were associated with troublesome behaviour at school , and to low reading scores at age fifteen years . 

More recently , Axelrod and Hamilton ( 1981 ) have shown ( for a slightly altered model ) that Tit-for-Tat is stable against any alternative strategy , and not just against Defect . 

We show here that mice deficient in IL-4 develop arthritis that is significantly more severe than in wild-type animals .

He 's not confident that his argument addresses what he feels is an underlying problem ; he wants to show that it 's ok to love this place while fighting for a new global order that does away with American superpower .

PGE 2 has also been shown to stimulate cAMP formation in several renal tissues , notably preglomerular microvasculature [ 14 ] , renal glomeruli [ 40 ] , thin descending limb [ 41 ] , medullary and cortical thick ascending limb , and collecting duct [ 29 42 ] . Although EP

The concept of lung fibroblasts as effector cells in the pathogenesis of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis ( IPF ) has recently evolved [ 1 2 ] . Lung fibroblasts respond , in vitro , to inflammatory cytokines by producing growth factors and collagen , resulting in fibroblast proliferation and extracellular matrix deposition [ 2 3 4 ] . In addition , activated lung fibroblasts have been shown to produce large amounts of inflammatory cytokines and chemokines , in vitro , and hence , these cells may also have a role as effector-inflammatory cells [ 1 2 ] . This capacity to produce both inflammatory and fibrotic factors could mean that phenotypically altered lung fibroblasts act simultaneously as effector and target cells , via paracrine and autocrine mechanisms , perpetuating the fibrotic process [ 2 ] .

Most of our surrogates have been shown to have either agonist or antagonist activity in the appropriate biochemical and / or biological models ( [ 7 ] manuscripts in preparation ) .

Previously , PMA was shown to augment IFNg-mediated MHCII expression in MHCII-inducible tumor cell lines [ 19 20 ] . Here , we report that the presence of PMA in tissue culture restores IFNg-dependent MHCII expression in the poorly-responding LS1034 colon carcinoma cell line but fails to produce this effect in two other IFNg-resistant cell lines , MSTO-211H mesothelioma and HepG2 hepatocellular carcinoma .

We have shown that ?-actinin is abundant in the bone marrow stroma matrix , presumably at focal adhesion sites [ 5 ] . We have also reported that a 31 kDa amino-terminal ?-actinin fragment , which we have named mactinin , is generated by the degradation of extracellular ?-actinin by monocyte-secreted urokinase [ 6 ] . Furthermore , we have demonstrated that mactinin is present in inflammation caused by Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia , by examining bronchoalveolar lavage fluid from mice with infection [ 6 ] . It was not present in mice not challenged with P. carinii , suggesting that inflammaton is necessary for mactinin formation .

We extend these findings by showing CXCR3 expression on lung macrophages and CD4 + T cells in emphysema patients and the functional interplay between Th1-related chemokines and elastolytic MMPs .

We expected that the most intelligent horses would get the empty bucket off the top of the food in the shortest time . 

But there is no a priori reason to expect that any one paradigm is perfect or even the best available . 

I hoped she knew to expect that her kitchen would look like a nuclear test site when she returned . 

She had never expected it would be so hard to pretend lack of interest when her very heart and soul were longing to demonstrate her love . 

Cnut 's men had fought hard , and doubtless expected to be remunerated accordingly . 

They had expected the Prime Minister to appoint a third woman to his Cabinet . 

We naturally expect British Rail to attach the greatest importance to safety considerations . 

No-one expects you to go by the book ; it 's not your speed . " 

Charlie pushed it open slowly , expecting a volley of bullets to follow but the loudest sound they heard was the screech of the hinges . 

I waited for a day or so , expecting some sort of national protest . 

The UN Secretary-General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar confirmed on Nov. 18 that he expected the release of the five remaining Western hostages by Christmas . 

Without Batty , Leeds have lost six of their last eight matches , and if he comes through tomorrow 's reserve team clash with Newcastle , he can expect a recall at Blackburn on Saturday . 

` I expected my times at Marseille to be measured in years and months , not weeks and days . 

No one seriously expects revolution in East Germany from below . 

You ca n't expect ordinary people in this situation to live like hermits , and it would be unreasonable to expect Charles and Diana to live like hermits . 

But on neither count could he expect a very sympathetic hearing in Washington . 

When he came over to me I fully expected a slap on my kisser , I being the known ring-leader . 

We can not expect our competitors on mainland Europe to put up with such discrimination . 

` I had n't expected all the containers in here to be emptied out , too ! " 

It is too much to expect musicians to deliberately cast aside the fringe benefits of success . 

I half expected him to " clown " a bit and not to be really interested , but he worked seriously and was a great asset to the group and to me in later discussion . 

` James MacDiarmid will be expecting us , so we will let him stew a bit . 

The new pop groups were expected by their record companies to construct their music as its own advertisement , as a video spot on MTV , Sky Channel , TV-am . 

They are expected by friends and neighbours to follow the normal passages of grieving , yet often they are consumed with anger . 

Julia said soothingly , ` Why should Canon Wheeler be expected by the police to know about keys ? " 

In general it is expected that the engineer shall be fair and reasonable in the way he or she administers the contract . 

She was the one who was expected to liaise with civic authorities and heads of other churches . 

Indo-Soviet trade , which had been increasing rapidly , was expected to grow further after the signing of a trade protocol worth Rs70,000 million in 1989 , a 35 per cent increase over the sum for 1988 . 

We expect a lot more customers to take advantage of the price cuts . " 

I expect Britain and the European Economic Community to be standing ready to support the elections and the democratic process in El Salvador . 

Equally one might expect the full-time paid CAB worker , who normally eschews the middle-class volunteer , to cheer the broadening of the CAB volunteer base . 

` Now you leave Yugoslavia and still expect the Yugoslav Army to protect you . " 

As you 'd expect from a hotel of this calibre , the bedrooms are lavish and extremely comfortable . 

Fines for illegal works to listed buildings are related to the financial benefit expected by the offender . 

Their manager 's distress on hearing the draw could have something to do with the fact that Messiahs are not usually expected to rework old miracles . 

Shabbiness she had expected , but not dirt and this air of something disreputable lurking though unseen . 

Instead of the cafe or the restaurant that he 'd expected , he found a narrow shop with a few uncontroversial-looking videos in the window display and a more extensive and X-rated stock of tapes and magazines inside . 

We return here to Etzioni 's analysis of the distinction between ` utilitarian " and ` normative " rewards . 

Yorke , 21 today , was returning home from a charity event at 2am , the city 's magistrates heard . 

He had been treated for nine months in one hospital and two months in another , and had returned home with recurrent dislocation of one knee and an un-united fracture of the other thigh . 

But his pulse returned to normal by the end of April , and at the beginning of May he returned home to Carlyle Mansions . 

IN Norfolk the village vigilantes , Duncan Bond and Mark Chapman , have returned home from prison as local heroes . 

An analyst with the Ministry of Defence in Winchester , he had returned home to Liverpool because he felt unwell . 

He returned there in 1945 after serving with the Royal Artillery throughout the war . 

New York was -30 miles away and , apart from business trips , he only ever returned there to compete in some of the city 's more gruelling and arduous marathons . 

After the war , he decided to cede Sarawak to the Crown , and returned there from England in February 1946 , to inform the people of his decision . 

And when Alexander Korda returned from America , where he had been supporting Britain 's propaganda effort , with the intention of competing with Rank , he had to use bravado and charm where Rank had cash . 

We went for a drive through the ` one ways " -- small one-way streets of tiny clapboard houses built for an earlier generation of warriors , the GIs who returned from Europe and the Pacific in 1945 . 

Z Company were just returning from a fortnight 's well-earned leave while , as always , HQ Company were administering , paying , feeding , clothing and transporting the rest of the battalion . 

Grundy , a commentator known for his bilious disposition , had that afternoon returned from a lunch at Punch magazine and was himself feeling no pain . 

She would get to work on Maxie just as soon as his presence at home should coincide with hers ; she had not seen him since returning from the tea , except when crawling wearily into bed . 

George Kennan returned from his visit to Japan in a critical spirit as regards significant aspects of the occupation . 

Dr Christine Henderson , the first such volunteer , had recently returned from Zimbabwe and described her experiences to the IC , providing graphic examples of the sort of problems that could encountered . 

Here he is surely right ; only the educated and affluent people in Western societies are attracted by the idea of returning to primitive conditions . 

Ruth and David Daniels were looking forward to returning to their house after a year working abroad . 

Breakfast over , Johnson returned to one of his favourite themes on the trip -- Scotland 's economy . 

OH , SO HAPPY : The Qulis show off Farrah after returning to a massive welcome from neighbours last night 

Off to Penzance went Killigrew , to return with the daughter of the Mayor , Lucy Treleaven , ( a brunette , to contrast with his previous two blonde ` wives " ) . 

Within minutes the junior partner returned with another man , whom he introduced as Herr Daumier . 

As the rain returned with renewed vigour , he peered in through the boards which covered the single ground floor window , his vision thwarted by darkness . 

I return for a moment to the link between pre-school education and the later propensity towards crime . 

Returning across the square she felt she was going home ; not for one moment did she confuse such a place with the Aber House Hotel . 

Sister returned after escorting the woman and porter into one of the examination rooms and leaving a nurse in her place . 

Regular summer visitors return from far afield year after year , camping in the bay next door or staying in one or the two small hotels . 

Robert Hanson , who has recently returned from working in Hong Kong , to join his father 's firm . 

Perhaps you will change your mind about returning to publishing one day . 

IT comes as no surprise that Lester Piggott is likely to return to racing even after his terrible accident on Saturday . 

I thought her hair was a lovely colour so I took the remains of the bottle and the other things , thanked her and returned next door . 

It had been raining for over three hours , and the hide Duncan lay in was filled with water . 

But although it had now been raining for several hours , there was not the least damp or cold either in the deep runs or in the many burrows that they passed . 

At Notting Hill , Carnival was rained on but still managed to struggle past the 7pm curfew in parts , though sensible southerners spent Monday in the marquee at the Full Circle all-dayer . 

It rained hard , so that Breeze , whose shoes were all what she called ` well ventilated " , could not go out . 

It was raining hard now , and the wind was screaming from the back of the ship . 

It was raining hard as we drove across Edinburgh to C & R Agencies , another important account . 

It 's raining heavily as I wrap myself in my gascape and move further to the back of the trench . 

It had been raining heavily -- and it was to go on raining heavily for another nine days . 

Clerk of the course Nick Lees said : ` It has been raining heavily all day and we had no option but to abandon the meeting . " 

The fact that it will rain tomorrow , for example , may mean that I should not go to London , even though the balance of reasons on the merits of my going ( i.e. all the reasons pro and con but the rain ) suggest that I should go . 

In this table , p(l) is the probability that if it is raining today ( time t ) it will be raining tomorrow ( time t + 1 ) , while p(2) is the probability that if it is raining today it will be dry tomorrow . 

By now , it was raining enough for the covers to go on over at Wimbledon . 

He says the sun will only shine on him if it rains for at least a month . 

` If it rains in Amantani there is food , " he says , summing up . 

DOUBTLESS it does n't always rain in Barnard Castle , that 's just the way it seems . 

Perhaps there was n't an affair going on -- and perhaps it did n't rain in Indianapolis in the summertime . 

` It 's raining in Oxfordshire , " he agreed , his lips tilting at her sybaritic contentment . 

Mike is one of those shiny people who carry a square of bright blue sky above their heads while it rains on the rest of us . 

As foreseen by the dark clouds , it began to rain during the afternoon and by the time the headlights of Markby 's car illuminated the front windows of Rose Cottage , it was fairly tipping down . 

It had started to rain again , and the streets below were deserted . 

The CEGB also anticipated that there would be several hours in which to warn the surrounding population that an escape of radioactivity was about to happen . 

It is not anticipated that LMS will bring any difference : such is the power of consultation -- of involvement and ownership -- in creating a clear , working consensus within a school community . 

This year we anticipate that our operating ratio [ loss ratio plus expense ratio ] will be the lowest in the market at about 88% . " 

For example , people with social difficulties may anticipate that there will be nobody at the party who will talk to them . 

The definition of the PostScript language has always been in the public domain and Adobe always anticipated that other companies would produce versions of it . 

He had anticipated that going to a pub would test the resolve to its limits . 

He had not anticipated that she would still retain sufficient will-power to deny him when he had asked his empty , ritual question . 

Mr Knight anticipates that over the next few years manufacturing capacity will expand and business may be further developed via a joint venture . 

Erm certainly we 'd not anticipated that it would outweigh existing structure plan policies or outweigh existing Policy E two . 

Anticipating the problem does not make it any less likely to occur , but planning and preparing for it helps one to cope with it , and will emphasize that professional and consistent judgment has been exercised . 

Local authorities are nervously anticipating a flood of judicial review challenges over community care . 

Although Adam had anticipated the amount would be pitiful , he nevertheless remained bolt upright in his chair as the solicitor glanced over his half-moon spectacles . 

Male readers anticipating some grisly denouement will be disappointed . 

However , I did not anticipate it would be quite so moving to one who had never met the man himself . 

During that time it is anticipated they will account for initially 3% and ultimately 18% of aggregates provision . 

This will stop your eyes wandering about the page but still allows peripheral vision so that you are able to anticipate what is coming next . 

Parents can also learn to anticipate which situations are likely to cause problems . 

Sukarno should have anticipated what happened : his arrest in August 1933 . 

He anticipated new openings for Anglo-American coproduction , in which British talent could be deployed with American actors on films financed by the Americans and given proper distribution in the US . 

Companies also anticipate little immediate scope for increased profits . 

But with the United Nations anticipating the need for one thousand tonnes of food a day , any aid may come to late to prevent some people from starving . 

Since we anticipate strong demand for this new product range we recommend you to place your first order as soon as possible . 

I was anticipating severe disapproval from that quarter , because my father was bemused , to say the least , by my refusal to settle down into a job with a future , as he put it . 

Consequently , so he explained later in his memoirs , he anticipated only public protests from Washington . 

Please telephone us if you anticipate any difficulties in this or any other matter . 

There has been big demand for tickets , despite price increases , and the club anticipate a sell-out in the North and South stands and terraces . 

The chairman of a company like British Aerospace has to anticipate change on a global scale . 

Branson had not anticipated the difficulty in gaining a foothold in the American market , nor the expense . 

It may even have been that John , anticipating his imminent doom , ratified some such arrangement , perhaps in the ceremony at the Jordan . 

We are anticipating a hard match , and that is one of the reasons why I am so pleased to have Bryan ( Robson ) back . 

The problems discussed above arise even when inflation is fully anticipated by all economic agents . 

The need for control of computers was well anticipated by the Lindop committee in the 1970s . 

It is anticipated that the relationships between parents and their young sons and daughters will be modified according to changes in the balance of household contributions as the children move towards adult responsibilities . 

It was anticipated that this would be seen by " many people " as undesirable or beyond Britain 's powers . 

It is anticipated that the research will consider such issues as staff relationships , leadership roles , group behaviour and actions and aspects of motivation . 

It is anticipated that the systems could be useful for a variety of applications including fleet management , customer credit control , plant loading , targeting direct mail campaigns , fraud detection , retail and materials analysis . 

It is anticipated that one in five Britons will be carers by the turn of the century . 

These techniques are used by parents who can anticipate the child 's reactions . 

Britta had anticipated harsh design criticism but the fashion buyers and the press are pleasantly surprised . 

Mink are a growing problem and we can not quite anticipate the effect they will have on the rabbit population . 

We anticipate a population of researchers that by mid-1983 , will number approximately 100 scientists . 

Furthermore , this downward transport is likely to limit Arctic ozone destruction despite the increases in stratospheric chlorine amounts anticipated from estimates of chlorofluorocarbon release . 

As one would anticipate from the standard grief reaction commonly lasting two years , the recovery process is itself a grief reaction to the loss of a former " friend " in the addictive substance or behaviour . 

Pieper is quite frank about buying customer base , the result he anticipates from these other joint ventures . 

It was all over now , this ordeal which Merrill had anticipated with hope and dread . 

De Gaulle recognized that the crisis that he had been anticipating since 1946 had finally arrived . 

The secondary technical schools anticipated in 1944 had not been created in significant numbers , and the modern schools were required to fill the gap . 

Production should reach 20,000 b/d by the end of 1993 with full production anticipated to plateau at 100,000 b/d says Haltenbanken asset manager Per Otto Selnes . 

The net profit margin is lower than forecast due to the increase in interest rates and certain items of expenditure not anticipated at the time of the forecast . 

This may make any savings you anticipate by remortgaging immaterial in the long run . 

She had anticipated as much when he talked to her about leaving as they watched the sun go down over the Mediterranean during the honeymoon cruise . 

The Insurance Companies anticipate maintaining the premium rates at current levels but they retain the right to review them from time to time , subject to giving each insured person 60 days notice of any change . 

The real interview may run a very different course from the one you anticipated , and you do not want to develop the subconscious belief that it can only go one way . 

We can therefore anticipate -- and this brings us to our second theme -- that the answers we seek actually lie elsewhere than in a simple equation between creative and mad thought . 

The engines became quieter , purring quite ordinarily as they approached these resting places . 

A boat 's engine , throttled back and purring softly , somewhere beyond the headland to the east . 

Purring loudly , Cas padded towards her , tail erect , bright green eyes unblinking . 

The Mercedes began to purr softly and then swept powerfully away into the streets of Amsterdam . 

Juliet followed her into the house , and the cat purred loudly , rubbing against her legs . 

He stepped on to my lap and began to tread my crotch , purring loudly . 

` It probably is a sign of contentment , but we also know that cats purr when they 're under stress , " says one expert . 

A kitten , deprived of its own mother and reared by people , may fail to learn to purr or miaow . 

Attila purred and cooed , placed my naked son upon my breast and went out to make , ` A nice cup of hot , sweet tea ! " 

For instance , an adult female will purr while suckling her kittens and when she courts a male . 

The clock ticked merrily , the fire whispered and crackled , the cat purred upon the window sill , sitting foursquare and smug after its midday meal . 

The kitten was cradled in her arms and she ran her fingers gently up and down its stomach so that it purred with delight . 

As the cat put its head down to rub against her , she reached up with her arm , and to her surprise the cat quite readily padded on to her shoulder and nestled there , purring . 

OK , if you want to get picky guitars should purr , destroy and rejuvenate , and dance beats should prowl , pace and threaten . 

Six of the engineers had swum to the northern bank where they were fastening a rope to a great elm tree . 

At the Grand , David Swan fastened his amended photopass to his jacket and set off briskly towards the conference centre some two hundred yards away . 

Now we fasten pinecones to the dahlia sticks and shake them out every few days . 

A dozen suited men were fastening the edges of the insulator to the brace of the frame . 

Then , very slowly , Mr Evans fastened his belt round his trousers …

The huge black doors of the boat-house had been fastened back to allow free access . 

The wire is generally fastened to the bracelet with a popper so even if she forgets about it and walks away from her machine with it still attached , it will just pop apart . 

The edges of adjacent planks were not fastened together mechanically but stood open so as to form a V-shaped groove . 

He can work comfortably and easily despite the weight and restriction of the line fastened to his collar . 

A pair of hauling ropes is also fastened to the leading edge of each tank , one rope towards each end of the tank . 

Officials and residents in Ito have been preparing for the worst , taping window glass to prevent shattering , and fastening bookshelves and cabinets to walls to prevent them from toppling .

Smith said the 50-pound bust was fastened by a large bolt to a pedestal .

Even a satellite telephone was left behind , fastened to the outside of the building of weathered wooden planks where Marcos once wrote his communiques to the news media and planned his military strategy .

A German-engineered computer chip fastened to each entrant 's shoelaces will be keeping time .

Police in anti-explosive gear were removing three other similar black can-like objects fastened to the pylon by vinyl tape about 3 meters ( 10 feet ) above the ground , the spokesman said .

The idea of another man having sexual intercourse with his sister drove him wild , as did the idea of someone hurting her . 

Experience told him that a woman 's natural instinct was to defend herself rather than to hurt the attacker . 

It was a student , they said , very badly hurt , possibly dead . 

And here came a vision of Simon , terribly hurt by Gazzer 's knife and left to bleed to death in some stinking alley . 

Dot did n't want to hurt its face so she placed her knees carefully to one side of the lamb so that they pressed into the sewn field of flowers on the edge . 

Clive liked to hurt people as much as the next person , felt the need to confirm his power over others , but Mr Skinner was a specialist , an expert . 

` Last night you were threatening to ruin him if he hurt Maria Luisa again ; now you 're condoning their going away together . " 

I wo n't hurt you , but if you come near the boat , I 'll shoot you through the head ! " 

A BRITISH Telecom worker has been murdered and another badly hurt by bandits in Nigeria . 

Make sure you agree from the start on whether babysitting is part of her job , and if so how often .

The 44 delegates , drawn from ruling and opposition parties and interest groups , agreed on the need for a United States-style constitution , with an executive president possibly elected by universal suffrage .

I do not agree with his analysis about the Government looking after number one and therefore encouraging people to commit crime .

The attorney agreed with Haydon about the injustice of the proceedings , and told him to return that evening to settle the matter finally .

I agree with him about the irreversibility of the peace process .

Coarse vox man Rikky Turner agrees with my assertion about his native Ashton .

While I agree that worm watching will probably never catch on as a mass pursuit , something well known here in Cornwall is to observe seagulls tap dancing on the lawn after rain .

And all agreed most bitterly , though no one uttered it , that they would be going back derided and disgraced .

I very much agree with those Labour spokesmen who argued in the past that we should look , above all , at pensioners ' net incomes .

It agrees that compulsory treatment in the community is unacceptable , but accepts that the ` revolving door " patient who regularly defaults from treatment presents a genuine problem of management .

Sociologists are not agreed on the relationship between inequality in society at large and inequality within the education system .

MOST people would agree that drug dealing inside Buckingham Palace is a pretty serious crime by any standards .

A smiling Arafat agreed that there was some case for the existence of Israel and ASLEF accepted flexible rostering with far from flexible facial expression .

Few organizations however formally acknowledge it , or deliberately try to develop the coaching role .

Less readily acknowledged are the social and emotional problems that ageing can bring .

I readily acknowledge the need for time to debate the Bill in Committee .

Most New Historical writing on the Renaissance has openly acknowledged the difficulties inherent in reading texts as cultural documents .

In March 1990 the government acknowledged that the " intensification of the war " had compounded the country 's economic difficulties in 1989 .

The Government acknowledge that a property tax is essentially unfair and not linked to income and that is why the Bill includes banding and discounts and why student halls of residents are rightly excluded .

The report acknowledges that industrialized countries bear much of the responsibility for existing environmental problems , and hence should bear the brunt of the cost of tackling them .

But it hurt the candidate : whatever they say publicly , Tory officials acknowledge privately that Taylor received ` a substantial amount " of racist hate mail .

Without these he acknowledges quite candidly that the system can not survive .

He also publicly acknowledged for the first time that he was a recovering " drug addict " who had behaved in a " degrading and outrageous " way .

In his introduction Norris acknowledges the difficulty of writing about him at all in such a context :

Pentagon officials acknowledge using two Stealth fighter bombers to drop 2,000 pound bombs .

Bush acknowledged at the concluding press conference that " we may have a difference " on the use of military force if Iraq refused to accept UN demands .

Reiser recently acknowledged in a New York court that his private corporation , in which he and his wife are sole shareholders , has grossed roughly $400000 in the past few years .

In the person of Master Humphrey , Dickens acknowledges in The Old Curiosity Shop ( 1840-1 ) that it was external objects , rather than people , that first captured his attention as a writer .

We should nonetheless acknowledge that in some parts of the country family care is extensive and durable .

Fletcher acknowledged that losing all four Tests on this tour , after the 3-0 series defeat in India , was of far greater concern than any of the four defeats so far suffered in seven one-day internationals .

So that means that tomorrow we 'll be able to acknowledge that we met .

He acknowledges his indebtedness to Tolstoy and maintains that at the time of reading the book he was passing through a period of doubt and scepticism .

The Scottish Council is pleased to acknowledge the funding support of the Industry Department for Scotland with this major project .

Increasingly , doctors are acknowledging the link between prolonged stress and the development of degenerative conditions such as hypertension , cardiovascular disease , strokes , cancer and arthritis .

Although IBM acknowledges that open systems should be able to use TCP/IP , Unix , Network File System , and X-server emulation at the desktop , Workstation One does not use them all .

It also acknowledged that democracy is easier to declare than to achieve , and stressed the importance of effective education and information systems in the country .

He acknowledged that it is essential to maintain the balance between basic research and commissioned research .

It acknowledged that this was not possible in these cases , since they each supplied about half of the total energy needs of their respective regions .

Glaxo acknowledges the omission , but says at higher doses known cancer-causing agents do not promote DNA synthesis .

The group acknowledge that Scotland has been slower than the rest of the country to produce credible dance music .

Why does he not acknowledge what the impact of his tax on savings would do to investment ?

The wind and the mist whispered in the grass at the foot of the pole from which I hung .

Above him , the topmost twigs of the trees whispered interminably .

She looked out to sea , as far as she could through the mist , and thought of great trees whispering under the waves .

He went forward , trees whispering behind him , the face with its knotted eyes lurching in his arms .

These proposals were invariably rejected on the grounds of being impractical ( in reality because France or Germany wished to protect a state-owned operation : German coalmines , Air France or Lufthansa ) .

A proposal to build more barracks was rejected by Parliament in 1739 on the grounds that ` the people of this kingdom have been taught to associate the idea of barracks and slavery " .

They need the support of the Social Democrats who have rejected their offer to form a coalition .

He rejected an initial request for a meeting , indicating that a consultation paper would soon be released .

An Icelandic request for permission to take an " interim " commercial quota of 192 minke and 91 fin whales over the coming year was rejected .

Last Friday , the US rejected a Soviet suggestion that the two superpowers act as guarantors of the peace process .

Significantly , perhaps , he did not say what he would do if the scheme was rejected on economic grounds .

The Minister will remember that the Stopover project in my constituency , which was designed to allow 16 young homeless people to stay in the area , was rejected by the Scottish Office last year .

The parliamentary Select Committee on Education saw a need for clarification and a more analytical approach , but the call for a national advisory body was rejected by the government .

Plans to convert a building used for storage to form part of an existing house in Bridge Street , Middleton in Teesdale , was rejected by Teesdale district councillors on the grounds that there was inadequate parking .

LINFIELD are pondering a fresh move for Ballymena United striker Neil Candlish after having a £20,000 bid rejected by the Braid club last week .

Such an interpretation of the law of karma which may have satisfied orthodox Hindus is rejected by Gandhi out of hand , for he finds it inconceivable to divorce morality from religion .

The time for examination was after order had been restored and , rightly , she rejected the simplistic connection between high unemployment and rioting .

Of course , before Adler 's theory can be rejected on these grounds , it would be necessary to investigate the details of the theory rather than a caricature .

The United States widened its rift with the World Bank when it rejected a compromise on a capital increase for the International Finance Corporation , the arm of the Bank that deals directly with the private sector .

The Kinshasa demonstration followed calls from the opposition alliance , the Sacred Union , for popular protest in support of the national conference as it rejected proposals for its replacement outlined by Prime Minister Jean Nguza Karl-I-Bond .

THE GOVERNMENT 'S advisers on scientific research have rejected proposals for a £50m national clinical research centre , which medical experts say is needed urgently .

The fifth UNIP national convention , held in Lusaka on March 14-17 , 1990 , rejected proposals for moves towards a multiparty system and voted to retain " one-party participatory democracy " .

Predictably , the plan was rejected by the chief Israeli negotiator Elyakin Rubinstein , who described it as " a plan for a Palestinian state in all but name " .

After less than a half-hour of sitting alone he would grow restless , scatter his books untidily about the table and disappear outside . 

What could be the point of life without that great sweeping tail that could scatter the stars across the sky , without the dark rumbling tenderness when they slept together after their soaring adventures . 

Before drinking he fumbles with a cigarette paper , overloading it with tobacco , scattering flakes across the table , into the booze . 

He scattered his clothes across West London in a variety of dustbins and builder 's skips . 

In a brief space of time , she had scattered offspring around the country and omitted to let any of them know each other . 

Some churches are happy to scatter the ashes in the graveyard or bury them according to the family 's wishes . 

As the drumming built to a crescendo , the coffin lid snapped open , scattering coins into the dust . 

They rattled as she stalked , sometimes alarming her prey , and so she scattered them into the sand , to be ingested by the things that lived below the dunes . 

He jerked out drawers and scattered their contents on the floor , dragged all her clothes from the wardrobe , threw out her shoes , then pulled Ruth herself from the bed and ripped off the sheets . 

If you scatter seed on the ground you will build up a substantial clientele of birds such as chaffinches which do not readily come to hanging food and birdtables . 

The girl , thin-faced and undernourished , watched with complete indifference as Jessica then took them to the parapet and scattered them onto the turbulent black surface of the river , where they swirled beautifully , made changing patterns as they swept between the steep stone walls . 

Yes , there are enthusiasts who scatter it on to their scallops , mash it into their spinach and , quite possibly , stir it into their tea . 

The Star carried three pictures of her scattering her scarves upon the heads of cheerful spectators : ` Ex TV Weathergirl sends the barometer rising " . 

Slice the ginger paper-thin and scatter it , along with the onion slices , over the fish . 

There they witnessed the blood of sacrifices , human as well as animal , being scattered over ornaments including a ceremonial collar of fifteen to twenty coral necklaces . 

They scattered drugs and lab equipment over the floor , and opened a fridge door containing radioactive materials marked ` dangerous " . 

He 'd scatter some of the grain he 'd nicked , and fetch down the wire and cutters , and his books . 

She asked permission to scatter her husband 's ashes on the ballroom floor . " 

I do n't know whether this is optional … is “ being severed in two , bowels turned to ashes and these ashes scattered over the face of the earth . ” 

In the front of the borders where I can reach , I grow my vegetables , annuals and low-growing perennials in patches rather than in rows .

During the last war , for example , when people grew their own fruit and vegetables , when meat was rationed and anything sweet was in short supply , the nation was much healthier .

The system of deliberate transplantation centred on Kew resulted in major changes in the crops grown in many countries .

Later still , cereal and root crops were grown and the sheep were folded intensively over the roots and stubbles .

She never drank the water from the tap and all the vegetables in her kitchen were organically grown .

I am no farmer , or perhaps I could understand how wheat and potatoes can be grown at the same time in Ireland .

If you have grown a beautiful rose , learnt to type or finished the Times crossword , you have succeeded in something which mattered to you .

Growing certain plants and flowers to keep pests away is a great idea .

The cosy dining room has a lovely Jacobean fireplace , and a separate bar is decorated with an array of dried herbs grown in the herb garden .

Ledbury based Rushfields Nurseries brought wildflowers grown for cottage gardens … the display won them first prize

Here the farmers grow barley , oats and roots , and they have more land in rotation grass which yields larger crops of hay and silage .

Throughout Britain there are 20,000 farmers who grow potatoes as part of their farm business .

As a result , the bank has refused to extend an overdraft to allow the farm to grow the fish on , and the salmon are now starving .

Four ` sheltered " homes , twelve family units and four staff houses are to be built on a site around a farm growing fruit and vegetables , with a factory to process the produce .

In England , lavender was grown commercially until the last war in Surrey and in Kent ; now it is only grown in Norfolk , near Norwich .

Most are grown commercially and come from just half a dozen varieties -- usually chosen for their red skin or because they travel well rather than because they taste good .

In some parts of Africa , they regularly claim three-quarters of all the crops grown by man .

If he had grown opium on his half acre , he would have been guaranteed at least 20,000 rupees .

The animals are fed with organic oats and beans grown on the farm -- completing the cycle .

In Essex , the NRA is using brushwood , including coppiced willow grown by Robert Goodwin at Kelvedon , to bolster flood defences near Burnham -on-Crouch .

These potatoes are round and white , a new Dutch strain , being grown in Britain for the first time this year .

Pointing the mortar joints had to be done long after laying the last blocks of the day , as the concrete absorbs very little moisture .

Store the envelopes in an airtight container , and include a sachet of silica gel to absorb moisture ( if the gel turns pink , dry gently in the oven until it turns blue again ) .

He is also afraid that the paint may have a tendency to absorb oxygen which means that it will eventually become brittle : ` I suspect that the paint will start showing cracks within a few decades '' .

The greenhouse gases allow the sun 's short-wave radiation to pass through them , but absorb much of the long-wave radiation which the earth throws back towards space ( which is what a greenhouse does ) .

It has been suggested that he has claimed to have absorbed the banned substance through eating meat but one observer claimed cryptically yesterday : ` He would have to eat three cows a day for that to be the case . ''

A light , creamy Gentle Purifying Cleanser softens as it cleanses and the Gentle Moisturising Cream is easily absorbed to sooth the skin and offer long-lasting protection .

Packet stuffings are quick to use , but it 's a good idea to make them up drier than instructed to absorb some of the turkey juices .

Simply handling them causes 1 dose to be absorbed through the skin , counting them ( or similarly continuously handling them ) causes 1 dose per Turn to be absorbed .

Nystatin is not absorbed from the gut and is a remarkably safe drug when taken by mouth .

Darker surfaces absorb heat , which is then radiated as the temperature falls towards the end of the day .

Food containing insoluble fibre is satisfying as it needs more chewing than other foods and , as it absorbs water and swells in the stomach , it is filling .

Chrysanthemums remove benzine , which has been linked with cancer ; philodendrons absorb formaldehyde ; and the humble spider plant removes carbon monoxide .

When the compound is subjected to light it absorbs energy and two hydrogen atoms are lost ( elimination ) .

BUT , no matter how quickly or slowly you absorb alcohol , it does n't take long before all the alcohol you 've drunk is absorbed .

When the mashing has absorbed the maximum amount of sugar , the liquid -- now known as wort -- is run off through the slotted base of the vessel .

These preparations absorb or block out the sun 's harmful ultra-violet rays .

Once they 've , you 've got their clothing off they can probably stand in a shower , but remember to take their boots off or whatever or shoes of because if you do n't they 're going to stand in a , in a dilute solution of whatever it is that 's being absorbed by the skin .

The NERC announced on Nov. 2 that recent shipboard experiments had revealed that the proportion of CO2 emissions being absorbed by the oceans was only 30 per cent , not 50 per cent as previously estimated .

Volatile fatty acids ( VFAs ) , are produced by bacterial degradation of non-absorbed dietary carbohydrate and are rapidly absorbed by the colon , where they constitute a significant energy source .

Light is absorbed by dark surfaces and reflected by lighter surfaces .

From them a new vision and emotion will emanate to solace the soul and give it joy . 

Now , as though solaced by the memory she said , ` I have known times when the water went to ice . 

Her presence had never left me -- throughout my worst hours , her pleasant entrances solaced my misery . 

That lessens the chance of profitability and alarms the banks that have insisted on these sales . 

My visit must have alarmed him to the extent that he decided to check again to ensure he had n't left any clues . 

Rising oil prices , a result of the Gulf conflict , assured short-term gains in 1991 , but alarmed the government which had as its primary economic goal the increase of non-oil exports . 

I thought them beautiful , but they clearly alarmed Mr Singh who was not used to my wife 's Celtic colouring . 

This alarms others who are unimpressed by being able to order their groceries down the tube and remember the TV-eye in Orwell 's 1984 which spied on the populace as well as thundering propaganda messages at them . 

It may perhaps be more difficult to alarm him than it would be to alarm the vulnerable persons whom the offence is principally designed to protect . 

In fact , Bagshaw forced himself to recognise , although it alarmed him to do so , that in his own sphere Armstrong was the starriest name in the business . 

He had developed a droning style of speaking , and the general appearance of sluggishness alarmed his friends . 

A spokesman for the Sports Council , which helped fund the study , said they were alarmed by the findings . 

He was so alarmed by Mr Brownlow 's excitement that he fainted once more . 

The government was seriously alarmed by an outbreak of unrest in April in the western Autonomous Region of Xinjiang Uygur . 

Oh , dear , I should 've warned you , so you would n't be alarmed . " 

MacDonald thought that it would further alarm the public if he cancelled his journey . 

The empty echo of her voice alarmed her and she whispered his name instead . 

In 1739 Woodrop and Colquhoun precipitated a minor crisis by refusing to tolerate Weir 's absenteeism any longer , and the former in fact greatly alarmed James Graham by threatening to resign . 

The crisis moved world markets , alarmed the West and prompted President Bill Clinton to declare that Mr Yeltsin personally represented democratic and market reform in Russia . 

DeVore returned the bow , then turned , intrigued , wondering what it was about the boy that could so thoroughly spook the seemingly-imperturbable Douglas . 

` I wanted to find out why Maman had kept the past such a big secret , but all I seem to have done is spook everyone -- even you , " she said wryly . 

At four months they are encouraged to follow their mother on her nightly hunt , though she makes them stay still and hidden during the final stalk to avoid spooking the prey . 

These fish often feed within 20 yards of the beach and the slightest light reflection will spook them . 

Lee Davidson , a Salt Lake City Desert News reporter , was spooked by the lights and bells while interviewing Orton . 

Bond-buyers have been spooked by rising inflation , most recently by April 's 0.4% rise in core producer prices . 

When he got within twenty yards of her , something spooked him and he gunned the hog , speeding past her . 

He realised he was spooking himself unnecessarily and mentally kicked his own shin . 

The Royal Family , just like the Labour Party , finds itself spooked by the Zeitgeist . 

One of the things which was in people 's minds was the means by which the channel was going to be bankrolled , was going to change , and people felt quite spooked by all that . 

He was n't going to risk having his horse spooked into the ditch by a nervous sentry . 

Stirling reasoned that if the Germans did continue their attack and captured Cairo , the whole unit could retreat south from its desert base , thus avoiding capture . 

Iraq 's soldiers retreated a few miles from the town ; its policemen were still there masquerading as traffic cops . 

By the time she reached the shorter flight of stairs on the half-landing , Frankie had retreated all the way to his room and closed the door behind him , leaving only the smallest gap through which he peered with one eye . 

Although the French right-wing armies held their stations , those of the centre and left , including the BEF ( shortly to comprise five divisions ) were retreating steadily south toward Paris . 

Meanwhile the Russians would retreat south with the guns by the only route still open , across the frozen lakes at Monitz . 

The German general had caused the Allies to retreat some forty miles , losing 400,000 men while another 80,000 were captured . 

Then , after having taken the most daring steps forward he sometimes retreats a few paces , so that on comparing two paintings close in date the earlier example often seems more advanced and developed . 

As the ice retreated the northlands again became tenable , and some 6000 years ago coastal populations from northeastern Siberia spearheaded new waves of immigration eastward . 

Greg retreated a short way down the path , and the Fire Officer turned back to the operation . 

You must never allow yourself to be crowded out , neither must you retreat so far that you overstep the area boundary . 

Coilus escaped and retreated eastwards with those of his men who had survived . 

He suggested again that they should retreat inside before they got wetter . 

Then , led by Masaryk , they retreated right across Siberia to Japan , the United States and , eventually , back home . 

When the family had departed and he had welcomed the daily cleaning lady , he could retreat upstairs to the flat and enjoy tea and toast with his wife , who by then was ready to face the day . 

Then they , too , retreated behind the altar screen with a last puff of smoke and the chanting came to an end . 

His eyes flickered momentarily , then he retreated behind a withdrawn expression which gave absolutely nothing away . 

Mr Mullen 's face seemed to darken and swell , and Anna retreated behind Jimmy . 

Constable Quince had retreated behind a stack of deckchairs and extinguished his cigarette . 

The sun left a red stain behind as it retreated below the horizon . 

Friends of the Earth accused the government of retreating from a firmly-stated commitment to identify contaminated land . 

By early February it was clear that the skilled engineers had retreated from demands for peace negotiations into a narrowly sectional defence of their exemption from conscription . 

When Russian forces finally retreated from the Danubian Principalities in 1834 , Nicholas seemed to have achieved the final stabilization of his southern frontier . 

The otter has no alternative but to retreat in agony and attempt to prize the claws free . 

The artillery bombardment was such that the starving and bewildered Russians could not withstand it ; they retreated in disorder over the frontier . 

Such cries should not cause feminist liturgists to retreat in fear . 

He reached out to touch a hand to the elaborate topknot , but she dodged away , retreating in haste along the counter , her face flaming at the scathing glitter in his eyes . 

Trent felt her retreat further inside herself as he shouted through the organ howl , ` There 's a chance we can make our way upriver . " 

Arthur retreated inside the house , motioning Coffin to follow . 

James , Earl of Douglas , raided Northumberland , laying siege to Newcastle , and after a few days ' inconclusive skirmishing , the Scots army retreated into the Cheviot Hills . 

The glance had told her nothing except that he had retreated into himself again . 

By early April there were reports that Kurdish rebels , under heavy fire from government forces , had retreated into the mountains of northern Iraq . 

Jannie stared at them , trying to imagine the scene -- Bob , retreating backwards round the room , and Mrs. Mounce , on all fours , snarling and barking , snapping at his trousers . 

The armed guards who had escorted the combatants into the arena retreated through the flush-fitting doors , which they closed and locked behind them . 

In early March 1322 , when Lancaster was retreating through the north midlands before the royal army , Holland crossed over to Edward . 

Just a short time ago the German soldiers were retreating through this town , hotly pursued by 1st Commando Brigade . 

And it was shortly after that when I retreated to my own cabin and the comfort of a Freezobalm . 

Overwhelmed , he retreated to London , eventually setting up his own label in 1967 and taking on the design directorship for Kangol hats and berets in 1981 . 

The Brigantes had held it once , against the Romans , but they had retreated to the mountains and left it to gorse and the bracken . 

Seeing her name on none of the placards paraded outside the customs hall , she retreated to the shade of a wall opposite the terminal . 

The trader glanced at the spectacle of Sonny lurching at Sam , trying to knock her down as she retreated toward the market with her hands held out to calm him , and then the trader turned away as if he 'd seen nothing unusual . 

She filled Duclos ' empty glass unobtrusively and retreated silently towards the door . 

When under attack -- as Protestants should know so well -- a beleaguered community tends to retreat towards a harder line . 

AS the economic crisis raged on yesterday , besieged Premier John Major retreated with his Cabinet to the Downing Street ` bunker " . 

Furthermore , when such encounters happen the females do not necessarily retreat with the losers ; the winners thereby gain more potential mates . 

The glaciers of the Valtellina are retreating by up to 7 cm a day . 

Duvall cursed aloud , fired one last shot directly into the door and whatever lay beyond it , heard the resounding roar of anger and rage … and then retreated hastily back up the stairs towards them . 

It was a question of saving what could be saved , and retreating in as good order as possible . 

Cally retreated around the corner of the kitchen table and held out a hand to ward him off . 

Same plan , only this time we all retreated back some thirty feet so that the wily rabbits would n't pick up our scent , to give the bird a chance . 

The damp retreated down the walls , the gardens came back to life and there was fresh food in the kitchen . 

Terry was standing at the landing window , Rose just retreating down the stairs . 

He was able to escort his guests , in good order , across Grace for Maurice , while the Woodies retreated over the gangplank to Rochester . 

Hank had hastily retreated round the side of the garage , while they decided where to put a sand box for the child as yet unconceived , and then he had re-entered the gate , giving it a diplomatic slam behind him . 

The other Frenchmen were retreating up the slope , unwilling to give battle to the greater number of black-uniformed Hussars . 

He made no rejoinder but retreated back through the communicating door ; and she went on serving the customer . 

Before she could move or speak , the two guards who had brought her retreated back into the corridor , leaving her alone in the office . 

After Melusina she appears to have written no more poetry , and retreated further and further into voluntary silence . 

She had retreated further and further away from them all , Emmie thought . 

As sea levels rose over the centuries , due to the slow sinking of the south-east of England , the marshes gradually retreated inland . 

As his father approached , Richard retreated steadily , never once daring to stand his ground against him . 

They split and retreated , Ratagan following them without respite . 

The cells in the progress zone all multiply and can respond to positional signals .

They can multiply faster than the chromosomes , because , when they do move , a copy is left behind at the old site as well as a new copy appearing at the new one .

More like ordinary disappointment , multiplied to a point that was nearly unbearable .

In the Worlds Edge Mountains the Night Goblins were multiplying deep within their tunnels , and most of the ancient subterranean realm of the Dwarfs was in the possession of Orcs and Goblins .

His modest bit of holiday money had miraculously multiplied and all from a single , small stake !

They could let loose the stormy passions that seemd to multiply in this forest hothouse .

These giant dustbins , some the size of a small garage , appear to have multiplied beyond count in recent years .

Gadgets for the home and office multiplied fast : among them were refrigerators , vacuum cleaners , typewriters and telephones -- the last increasing from 1 355 000 in 1900 to 20 200 000 in 1930 .

It is interesting that the number of beneficiarii greatly multiplied throughout the empire in the late second and third centuries , although they were not unknown before .

To regard the jurisdictional cloak as a vital precondition justifying judicial intervention , while allowing the categories of jurisdictional error to multiply , simply conceals reality .

The cells multiply and the bud grows out in a paddle-like form .

Germany , for example , saw the cost of her food imports multiply roughly four times in this period , when prices were not , on the whole , rising very much .

Among the disasters which multiplied in the enclave during these last days before the monsoon none came as a more severe blow than the death of Lieutenant Cutter .

Also called PPLO -- pleuropneumonia-like organisms -- mycoplasmas include the smallest known cells able to multiply independently of other living cells , some being almost spherical and only 0. 001 mm in diameter .

They breed and multiply at speed and to cope with their ability to sustain their population a number of rabbit-killing methods have evolved by which the stock can be drastically reduced .

These will multiply in future with the development of new technologies and new branches of science such as molecular biology .

As the State 's military requirements increased and the number of pomeshchiks to be sustained multiplied , the demands made on the peasantry intensified .

At the same time the enormous success enjoyed by Herzen 's London-based Kolokoi ( The Bell ) between 1857 and 1863 launched a tradition of émigré journals whose number multiplied rapidly during the 1870s .

A quarter of the income of these small farms comes from pigs and poultry , both of which multiply easily and can be intensively fed in small areas .

German Wilfried Koenig wagered £1,400 in a casino at Bad Oeynhausen -- and won £67,000 .

And I 'll wager that if you go down there tomorrow there will be no trace of them .

If I enter him for the race will you wager ten pounds for me ? ''

Instead , the organizers staged a hoax on the 39 horses and their jockeys , together with their trainers , owners and other hangers-on , the few tens of thousands of people waiting in the rain at Aintree ( near Liverpool ) , those who had wagered £75 million on the outcome of the race in Britain alone and the score of broadcasting organizations elsewhere that had brought the right to show the event on television .

He wagered a necklace of great value so I proffered the ring on who would win her favours first . ''

Every year , a staggering £80m is wagered on this spectacular racing phenomenon .

Why , I remember he always used to make me wager my pocket money -- '' She was interrupted .

By the time they reached the catamaran Trent would have wagered the charter fee on one guess at the man 's profession .

There may be considerable scepticism about Pascal 's case for always wagering on the outsider if the odds are high enough .

I 'll wager a piece of gold that his wound resembles a sword cut .

I had wagered a purse that I would beat him at bowls and Drake never could resist gold .

Down the lists I came , mounted on a horse that I would wager my life on ; and down on the opposite side he came , the master champion .

He had done well by the contest DeVore had wagered five thousand yuan on each game and a further ten thousand on the tournament .

` Important to whom -- to Master Peachey ? '' demanded Anne , thereby suggesting that she held the opinions of their tutor in contempt. ` 'T IS certainly of no importance to myself -- and I 'd wager 't is of no importance to Prince Edward either .

In 1916 Pierre Nizan , who had wagered his existence on a career in the railway company , saw his life explode around him .

The route left Talbot Square by Talbot Road , Abingdon Street and Church Street to Devonshire Square , then along Whitegate Drive to Oxford Square at its eastern extremity . 

To visit Everdon Stubbs continue along the road which leaves the village towards Everdon . 

I have been communicating with the Minister since 1988 on that problem .

Nerves that communicate with the use of acetylcholine are said to be cholinergic and are found in the peripheral and central nervous systems .

With the facility of computers it is possible , as shown by other unions as well as forward-looking branches of our own , to communicate with members on a personal basis .

Let him communicate with her by letter , if he must : let solicitors arrange money matters .

By 1928 when the vote was granted to women over 21 , the two sisters had ceased to communicate with each other -- their ideas and lifestyles were now poles apart .

EDI has become extremely important in international freight enabling shippers , forwarders , carriers and HM Customs and Excise to communicate with each other using a set of standard messages .

Teletext uses a broadcast signal to communicate information to specially adapted television sets , while Prestel uses a telephone link to allow access to information .

Central to the overall strategy is the ability to communicate information about individual patients and their care throughout the NHS .

In other words , signers are not asked to try to communicate information to a foreign signer , but are instructed to use their own sign languages when addressing a same- or different-language partner .

Simply by carrying out its day-to-day operations , an organisation necessarily communicates certain messages to those who interact with it .

He was now a very effective reader of his own work -- his theatrical instincts were here most valuable and , as Edmund Wilson noted , he could communicate a feeling of intense excitement to his audiences .

On one memorable occasion , she thinks to communicate her feelings about Catholic beliefs to some of her older pupils .

She has a strong , engaging personality and is in many ways a resilient , but sensitive child who thrives on adult attention and who can communicate her feelings and needs effectively .

In so far as meaning is a problem for semiotics it is not a question of discovering ` hidden meanings " but one of the structure of signifiers that communicate a meaning accepted by participants .

And of course a familiar populist complaint about modernist fiction is that it does not communicate its meaning to the reader in a clear and comprehensible way .

communicate upwards , as well as downwards and sideways ; listen and respond to information from others ;

The utterance also communicates information about terminology -- that the term speech act is equivalent to the term illocutionary force in this context .

Horses have a quick eye for slight muscular movements and changes in the posture of their companions and perhaps communicate many of their feelings by signalling in some such subliminal manner .

And as she was moving about she would realize that her letter communicated nothing of her pleasure and love , so she would get the paper back and add a postscript and a laborious drawing .

Not all biologists accept that insects do communicate electromagnetically .

Here is evidence of a mind abundantly stocked with reading which the author has enjoyed -- effortlessly , intelligently , and selflessly enjoyed -- and he wishes to communicate this enjoyment to us .

It is the main medium on which the government relies to communicate its message to the public , especially to rural communities .

He underlined the need for art to communicate what the artist has felt :

He smiled back at Beruna , trying to silently communicate how proud he was , of both her and Paula , but her eyes fell angrily to her work .

In other words , while the original does not communicate what the speaker wished to communicate , the reformulation does .

He communicated nothing about his sporting ambitions to his mother with whom he lived in Rugby .

When Lansdowne communicated his despair about the war to the press in 1917 and called for negotiations , there was a storm of protest .

Using worship , dance , drama , testimony and preaching we began to communicate the truth of Jesus to the Hungarians .

When a man prophesies , it is because the Spirit of the Lord comes upon him and communicates a message through him .

During the year under review a total of 132 press releases , 12 press conferences and 67 radio and television interviews helped communicate the Council 's news and views in Scotland .

The catechist communicated with Todd by way of simple communication and a flannel board .

If BW approval can be arranged , I would be grateful if this could be communicated to David Oldham of the Green Belt Trust , so that he can arrange the funding .

Once the mother has made up her mind her firmness of resolve is often communicated to the child .

Let's hope it did n't have time to communicate any of its findings to its overlords . "

“ We see them communicating easily with one another , trying to communicate with us , solving problems , reasoning enjoying a joke . ”

The teacher might play an alien who could not communicate at all with the crew members ( children ) and wanted to learn their language .

He will communicate to the council the decisions of government departments .

The client must be told that if at any stage he or she is anxious about the conduct of the matter , they should communicate immediately with the fee earner who is handling the case .

Do plants , then , also communicate by means of airborne pheromones or in some other , perhaps more subtle fashion , as well ?

Mirroring Sun Microsystems Inc 's efforts in this area ( UX No 386 ) Hewlett-Packard Co has rolled out a new range of ISDN connectivity enabling standalone workstations to communicate over public or private ISDN networks .

Not all patrols escaped the attention of Japanese counter-measure , however , but the Australians ' skilful use of field craft -- the infantry phrase for individuals ' movement in action -- saved many losses . 

The police will not escape criticism , but this will tend to be softened by the unacknowledged consensus that the RUC is essential to the security approach of both governments . 

The parents did not escape criticism : " the attendance of many of the boys was very far from satisfactory , parents having largely contracted habits of great laxity in absenting their children for trifling reasons " . 

Paul Ince escapes criticism for his usual wholehearted endeavours and determined talking . 

John escaped death because he could not settle in the doomed cabin where 15-year-old Catherine and 12-year-old James were sleeping . 

Their prey can not escape detection by remaining still , however . 

It seemed impossible he would escape detection , and with each yard he covered he expected the alarm to be raised from within the house . 

The attack on Warrington may simply mean that there remains intact in that area of England a small cell of perhaps no more than two activists who escaped detection and arrest in operations following the gasometer explosion . 

Large numbers of Moslem Rohingya refugees from Arakan state in Myanma continued to cross over into Bangladesh during March to escape persecution and the effects of a military offensive against rebel forces in the state . 

Foreign nationals found guilty of serious crimes sometimes manage to escape deportation if they face a grim fate back home . 

It escaped my notice , and was to my embarrassment , that the Land Rover was driving alongside . 

It did not escape Sarah 's notice that Michael was treated as the head of the family and her husband relegated to second position . 

Sarcastically , ` It may have escaped your notice , but this is not a flat . 

In the Americas , birds make similar journeys in order to escape the privations of winter . 

The central requirement can not be escaped : almost every action that would remedy and reassure involves the relationship between the citizen and the state . 

There were some new freedoms : good reasons for escaping boring social duties , such as calls , or church sermons , or committee meetings . 

Intoxicants and drugs are used by some to escape physical or psychological pain . 

Further , as we show below , the general theory needs modification to allow for the ability of some firms to escape from the average of national industry economics by internationalising their systems of management . 

Hardly a star showed , for the sky was veiled by a lacy wrack , bleached snow-white by the moon that rose in a clear unclouded patch .

Above , storm clouds veiled the heavens , blocking the sunlight , and below the red stillness covered the surface of the planet .

Patrick , on the other hand , Ludens noticed , proceeded in the opposite direction , occasionally speaking as if he had been , when Marcus arrived , not just dying but actually dead . 

Sir Matthew Hale was to ensure , however , that the law did not proceed in this direction . 

Stunned , he proceeded , coughing , in the direction from which she had come . 

He answered Buckmaster 's question as he turned off the road between lodge gates and proceeded down the long drive across open parkland . 

` The biggest spanking you 've ever had , " she answered promptly , coming down to earth ; and they proceeded down a steep zigzag path to the shore . 

He proceeded down the wooden stairs and Athelstan went along the gallery and up to the garret . 

From our Summertown Office proceed north on Banbury Road , continuing straight over the ring road roundabout . 

They proceeded up the Huntingdon Road at about 20 m.p.h. or sometimes 30 m. p. h. , a suitable pace for cars and roads of those days . 

The entire band dropped into the valley beyond us , and then proceeded up the Bitterroot . 

They were now proceeding up a driveway bordered on each side by shrubs : and then quite suddenly they emerged into an open area . 

The road serves the village of Barashevo and sometimes the civilians have to stand behind the lines of the guards and wait for the columns of criminals to go by before they can proceed on their way . 

He mopped his face in relief as his carriage proceeded speedily on its way to the sanity of the Cercle Nautique on the Boulevard de la Croisette . 

Running to the centre of the clearing , she began waving and shouting , doubling her efforts as the small aircraft proceeded on its way and within minutes had disappeared from sight , if not from hearing . 

They proceeded along the corridor that ran through the cellar complex to a point where it became cluttered with bundles of blankets and rags . 

From our East Oxford branch , proceed along the Cowley Road for approx. 1 mile until reaching a set of traffic lights . 

Slowly , they proceeded along the street , halting outside the row of lock-up garages . 

Having swept across the Bahamas on Aug. 23 , the hurricane ravaged southern Florida in the early hours of Aug. 24 before proceeding westwards across the Gulf of Mexico . 

Strong walkers will proceed beyond the Lochan Dubha and climb the easy ridge of Druim Hain directly facing until reaching a well-built obelisk commanding a sensational view of Loch Coruisk in a surround of wild mountains . 

As the three of them proceeded into Caucasia , they disturbed flocks of pelican , whose earthbound ungainliness was miraculously transfigured by flight . 

I hurried down the stairs and was in time to see the gentlemen proceeding into the smoking room . 

From the High Street , proceed over Magdalen Bridge into the Cowley Road . 

From the High Street proceed through St Clements and up Headington Hill . 

From Adkin , 128 Oxford Road , Cowley office , proceed through the traffic lights by the Original Swan public house and onto the ring road . 

At 11.00am on 6 June , a procession will proceed from St Mary 's Church Hall to Whitefriars featuring the Lord Mayor and councillors , descendants of Civil War figures and members of the English Civil War Society . 

A procession of ` hippies " proceeding from one town to the next would not constitute a ` procession " for these purposes . 

As I proceeded towards the doors , I realized M. Dupont was following me . 

Messengers would then , when making up numbers for ships ' crews , ignore the crowd of men outside , " sneak out and deliberately proceed to a boarding house and obtain the required number of men " . 

But Senator William Stewart , the Unionist chairman of Dungannon Urban District Council , intervened and forecast that there would be trouble if the march was allowed to proceed to the centre of Dungannon . 

The butler had left the dining room quietly , taking care to close the doors behind him , and proceeded calmly to the drawing room where his employer was taking tea with a number of visitors . 

She and two of the Aussies then proceeded to the next floor where guest bedrooms were to be found . 

In common with most other passengers who disembark from Exe Valley line trains at Dulverton , Mrs. Thomas proceeded to the station exit across the railway tracks although a footbridge was provided for passengers . 

Then the egg-laying will begin in earnest , with the female sliding across the site with her abdomen touching the surface and depositing eggs in a straight line as she proceeds . 

And in my opinion , and in that of many other people , is the philosophical analysis to which he then proceeded , often bears the mark of a certain superficiality . 

Notwithstanding the good news , many hundreds of the workers at Yarrow Shipbuilders have already gone down the road and it would be helpful if we could proceed quickly . 

But she did not strike him as a girl who would get much pleasure out of flagellating herself with self-loathing and trembling hypocrisy .

Where Barrie tortured himself with Victorian fears about his own adult sexuality , Spielberg flagellates himself for Sixties selfishness and Eighties careerism ( Spielberg himself is one of the baby-boom generation , and divorced ) .

If the modern educational system was administered by a Dickensian Squeers constantly flagellating discalced pupils , theory could be neatly shelved and a pragmatic response could be given to the perceived problem .

The heat haze rose from the ground as he flagellated himself with a cat o' nine chains .

Penitents flagellate themselves with bamboo whips and are nailed to crosses to re-enact the suffering and death of Jesus on Good Friday .

If you are a film star and smoke a particular brand of cigar or douse yourself with an exotic perfume then you would be a prime candidate to appear in adverts endorsing these products . 

He got up immediately and fetched the brandy , dousing his coffee with it liberally . 

He had a video camera on his shoulder last November , when a mob doused three thieves with petrol and looked on as they burned . 

Mr Chittenden had already doused himself in a flammable liquid and set himself alight . 

The tenders should have stayed behind the cordon of soldiers and doused the crowd from there . 

Mr Nellis pulled his friend towards a water supply and doused the fire . 

Eline felt as though she had been doused in cold water , she swallowed hard and willed herself to speak naturally . 

The girl was doused with petrol and set alight after complaining that she was being subjected to ` Eve-teasing , " the Indian euphemism for sexual harassment , rife in a culture in which dating is unusual . 

He doused with petrol and inflammable glue 12 tonnes of illegally poached elephant tusks , worth almost £2m . 

He may be placated , an acceptable tribute being pebbles doused in the blood of six young men , then placed high up in the branches of a tree so the mura-muras may reach them . 

There were reports in late 1989 of maltreatment of prisoners at the YaoundýP0 central prison , where in December two former Army officers imprisoned after the 1984 coup attempt were reportedly beaten to death . 

Like him , my children have had to stand by helpless and in absolute panic while their father has brutally beaten me in front of them . 

Women 's organisations had publicised the fact that wives were often assaulted ( sometimes raped ) by their husbands , and that numerous children were severely beaten or sexually abused by men in their families . 

A HUSBAND who beat his wife in a savage three-hour assault can wait until his holidays before going to jail . 

A MOTHER who beat her baby daughter to death was convicted of murder yesterday and jailed for life . 

He 'd originally joined the service after his mother had been attacked and beaten almost to death in 1950 . 

According to the Pentagon , in four hours of brutal interrogation , the officer was beaten and repeatedly kicked in the head and the testicles while loaded pistols were aimed at him . 

Police say the 45year-old ex-steelworker was kicked and beaten to death when he tried to stop a gang of vandals near his home . 

POLICE are today investigating a claim that a man was beaten unconscious and set alight by a gang of six or seven . 

Days after finding the card which promised so much happiness for the future , Tim learned that his wife and her best friend Elizabeth Over had been beaten and knifed to death , their bodies mutilated . 

` It is customary to beat children when they are being taught . " 

The blacks had just seen a film , ` Mississippi Burning " , in which Klansmen beat a black child to death . 

In the sentencing of women who have beaten or injured their children one can see judges actually having to juggle with the two distinct and apparently contradictory images of women : as vicious assailant and loving mother . 

He called for a change in the civil law , rather than criminal statute , to make it an offence for a parent to beat a child , as in Sweden . 

There are plenty of women who have been beaten or who are dead now , and their murderers are still running around . 

The other members of staff knew that his apparent simpleness was due to a sad childhood ; he had been brutally beaten by his father and this had resulted in his withdrawing into himself . 

I was beaten and spanked by my father as a child , teenager and young adult , and it was the most distressing and hurtful thing I have ever been subjected to . 

Mother-of-two Mrs Ahluwalia , of Crawley , Sussex , had been beaten by her husband while pregnant , hit in the face with a telephone and had her finger broken . 

Tabet denied using violence , but lawyers said videos screened in court showed him beating women and girls -- including a mother , her daughter and a niece -- while forcing them to have sex . 

Thomas Campbell was yesterday awarded £4,000 damages by the Edinburgh Court of Session , following a three-day hearing into a claim that he was beaten and stamped upon in his cell by prison officers . 

It was while in Japan that he had beaten the Petty Officer half to death in a drunken rage . 

It shows a street child who was beaten by four Guatemalan police officers in 1990 and later died of his injuries . 

` The man who beats the victim has to hold the Koran under his arm , " a senior official said . 

And I am not talking about the drunken louts who beat their wives to death in a cellar . 

A MAN who beat his unfaithful wife to death after she viciously grabbed his testicles was jailed for six years yesterday . 

He 'll beat him black and blue , " she said hopefully , but without much conviction . 

A gang beating someone senseless with concrete is committing grievous bodily harm -- a serious offence with an immediate public power of arrest . 

One tells of how he was left paralysed after paramilitaries beat him senseless with a baseball bat . 

Then , when you returned , school would have started and they would beat you for being late . 

Both fashions occurred in an era of desperate shortage and hardship for millions ; zoot-suited dandies were beaten by angry mobs on the streets of New York and the style was finally banned . 

For Jeremiah , the result of obeying God was that the prophet came into conflict with many people and our passage this evening told how he was beaten and chained overnight . 

So long as they have neighbours within 12″ the Snotlings are not affected by the psychology rules and they do not need to take break tests when they are beaten in hand-to-hand combat . 

Moslem opposition sources claimed on July 5 that Muhammad Ilyas , a Moslem MP representing Maungdaw , had been beaten to death by soldiers for refusing to persuade Myanman Moslems in Bangladesh to return to Myanma . 

In days gone by flogging was not simply a matter of being whipped or beaten with a variety of canes -- the pizzle was also available as an instrument of punishment . 

She beat at her brother 's head , causing him to screech with pain . 

After a while she realised she 'd been beating at him with her fists hard enough to hurt and yet he had n't lifted a finger to stop her . 

Their ` martyrdom " -- in student eyes -- followed the death of a student beaten by police . 

In the Moluccas we watched people piercing their cheeks and arms with swords , submitting to having their backs and chest beaten with boulders , eating glass , rolling in fire -- and suffering no ill effects . 

Eyewitness accounts from Western journalists said that 200 troops fired on the unarmed crowd for several minutes before moving in to beat and arrest the survivors . 

The software then automatically routes the document to the next person in the process . 

It routes client-server requests across networks having different protocols , such as named pipes , TCP/IP and DECnet . 

The product will support PCL and Postscript emulations as well as FAX viewing under X. Special patented technology will be used to route incoming FAXes to the appropriate client workstation automatically . 

And they say a decision to route an ambulance carrying a fatally wounded Catholic man through heavy morning traffic on the Queen 's Bridge was the correct one in the circumstances . 

Beth had heard the manner in which the old man had addressed her husband , and it would have gladdened her heart to hear him snap back ; just for once to tell the old villain to ` Go to Hell ! " 

It gladdened him to see how even these degraded surroundings were touched by a curious beauty , as he watched the little gangs of miners making their way home , black as sweeps , in the white snow at twilight . 

And there was something about a large tortoise stove , freshly done with first-class blacklead and plenty of elbow-grease , that gladdened your eyes . 

Come with us to enjoy Mount Usher whose lilies , poppies and peonies gladdened the heart of William Robinson . 

If the idea of thousands of plastic bags , pigs , pianos , Lego models and copies of the Beano gladdens your heart , this is clearly the festival for you . 

On the contrary his heart may be gladdened by the new and heady sense of actuality that accompanies this type of study . " 

The sight of him like that gladdened my heart because I knew his news must be good . 

He was two-thirds drunk but , there again , I suppose any man ordered to discharge such a duty would need some wine to gladden the heart and dull the brain . 

But for a moment , gladdened by her easy assumption that they were a couple , that she was n't thinking of leaving him , he actually entertained the idea as a feasible solution to all their problems . 

Reading , as it were , puts food whole into the mouth , meditation chews it and breaks it up , prayer extracts its flavor , contemplation is the sweetness itself which gladdens and refreshes . " 

` Hi , Chris , " Elaine slurred , and patted a bar stool next to hers . 

` You could be on th'devil'sh businesh , for ought we care , " he slurred . 

Eventually at about 10pm she slurred : ` What time did you say we would have dinner ? " 

` Ger 'em off ! " slurred one , to the amusement of his fellows . 

The Tibetan , growing ugly and aggressive , and slurring his speech , said that the trouble with Kalchu -- like everyone else round here -- was that he was ignorant , backward . 

Last night she banged on her door , slurring her words like a drunk ; demanding to be let out , I thought . 

When she saw Meredith she said , ` Oh , hi ! " slurring the two syllables together and smiling uncertainly . 

She was slurring her words and holding on to the bar-top for support . 

" You 're still a mighty beautiful woman , my dear , " he said , slurring his words slightly . 

Not only was the gentleman 's intonation unmistakably genteel , but he was slurring his words very slightly . 

You did n't slur or stammer , your volume was fine , you were funny , your timing was good . " 

` So does the knight , " Red Hand slurred and Athelstan caught the stench of wine fumes on his breath . 

The man pulled himself in after the stretcher , the doors were closed and the ambulance began to move off , its siren wailing mournfully . 

A siren wailed and faded into the sounds of general traffic below prompting them to action . 

An uncanny silence covered the village ; the voices of women hushed the children ; dogs wailed but were muzzled . 

With sirens wailing and blue lights flashing the red fire engine sped through the city . 

Together the band of women wailed and sang out , beating cymbals and drums . 

Children , woken by their mothers , cried or wailed as they were hurried from their small huts into the main lodge , to hide . 

She recalled the docks , and the way the sea screamed and wailed like a soul in torment , throwing itself against the piers with a wild vengeance that struck terror into her young heart . 

Now and then they passed a baby wailing outside a peeling front door in a battered pram . 

Just for a moment she ignored the by now loud warning sirens wailing at the back of her mind . 

You could hear them wailing above the noise of the aircraft . " 

A squatting beggar wailed at us from his place beside an open sewer . 

Miyazaki 's attorney 's defence of his warped client was that , for Miyazaki , video and reality had merged ; he could n't tell gory fact from gory fiction . 

These two problems may merge to produce even greater difficulties for prospective councillors . 

All these diverse atmospheres merge together beautifully to create a most delightful and unique East Lindsey market town . 

Dublin 's brand of rock music merges at times with traditional music , and the studios are used for both styles . 

Deep rose merged with the turquoise and aquamarine of fast-fading night . 

She did n't notice Miguel Rafaelo watching her until her slight form merged into the darkness . 

It was as if he no longer existed : he had already merged into their grey landscape , claimed by the marshes , the mud , the rocks and the waves . 

For some , Saturday and Sunday merged into one , but the rest of us managed some well earned and undisturbed sleep . 

This merged in 1927 with fellow East End brewers Taylor Walker of Limehouse . 

The columns were to merge in the Hammersmith Road at 6.30 , an hour and a half before the rally . 

Then on Sunday night all styles will merge in a monumental jam session . 

The strands merge in the study of complete systems ( human and computer ) that carry out various linguistic tasks . 

Already the information manager and the archivist are beginning to merge in a variety of business and government locations . 

Thinking of Liz and Anna could n't wipe out those memories ; the memories merged in ways he did n't dare to face . 

Sometimes it poured down in such thick sheets of water that earth and sky seemed merged in one grey wetness …

She unbuckled the yellowlegs " gunbelt , and cinched it around her hips . 

He cinched his towel around his hips , then bent and scooped up the jewellery as if it were junk . 

RICHMOND , Virginia ( AP ) --- Besieged by intractable depression , Don Loving cinched a bed sheet around his neck and tied the other end to a mirror mount on the ceiling of his hospital room .

" He said the opposition was concerned that Kadafi 's forces might bomb or sabotage oil complexes in Port Brega and Ras Lanuf to keep them out of rebel hands .

The Werewolves were founded in September 1944 by SS chief Heinrich Himmler , who saw them as a special force that would work behind U. S. lines to sabotage equipment and kill U. S. troops .

Before Lachlan could free it Hector had tripped him and soused him , for the cold water to bring him to his senses . 

Leaves may be submerged under a dropping of dung , soused in a downpour of urine , trodden on , pulled into the ground by earthworms ( further shades of Darwin ) or damaged by frost . 

I started with crunchy buschetta soused in green olive oil and spread with tapenda -- delicious , but at £4.25 expensive for peasant-cuisine-come-to-Kensington .

He had decided , as advised , to plead guilty and proceedings had moved with dizzying speed .

Defendants were frequently prepared to plead guilty under the old law with its maximum penalty of two years ' imprisonment .

If I plead guilty to that , I thought , I 'll end up in the nick for the rest of my life .

They also plead not guilty to the murder of Special Constable Glenn Goodman and the attempted murder of PC Alexander Kelly , 33 , in another shooting incident earlier that morning .

Through a curious loophole in the present law Hart was able to plead guilty to motoring offences that can be dealt with in a magistrates court -- and was jailed for only four months .

Defendants who plead not guilty to rape , generally do so on the ground that the victim consented .

Drug charge : English teacher Sandra Gregory , 27 , from Halifax , West Yorkshire , charged with heroin smuggling in Thailand , said she would plead guilty .

Such an arrangement would encourage defendants to plead guilty to the lesser offence and thus spare the complainant the trauma of giving evidence in court .

He made it clear that he would plead guilty to indecent assault but not to rape or attempted rape and he was allowed to do so . "

Alberts was expected to plead guilty to starting a fire at the Schiller University in Waterloo , south London , where he was studying hotel management .

Under arrest on suspicion since October 1990 , the two , both of whom held the rank of general under Communist rule , did not plead guilty when indicted in the Warsaw provincial court on Feb. 11 .

When the council sought to evict him for non-payment of the extra rent he pleaded in defence that the resolution was invalid .

The immune system consists of specialised cells and macromolecules which defend the body against infection through their ability to recognise ` foreign-ness " and to respond to the presence of micro-organisms or parasites .

She could do without large conscript armies to defend land frontiers and needed long-service troops who could be employed overseas for long periods .

The males set up territories which they will defend vigorously against others of their own kind , and fights to the death have occasionally been witnessed .

Sixty angry local pickers , who collect by hand , vowed to defend a 30-acre mudbank from the outsiders who had arrived in convoy with lorries , Land Rovers and dredges .

There was always too much to do and although she hated it when she came as a young bride , she had grown to love it and would defend it with her life .

Mrs Gyngell defended the HSC after criticism from trade union representatives and back care coordinators at the launch who said the existing guidance , issued 10 years ago , had not been enforced .

Written in a lively and witty style , the pamphlet defends women against the accusations of vanity , impertinence , enviousness , dissimulation , and inconstancy which men make against them .

Locke is anxious to defend his political philosophy against the accusation that it encourages rebellion .

Lynsey was researching a project on how women could defend themselves from potential rapists and sex attackers and planning a BBC documentary on the subject .

Not just the fun of zapping Space Invaders , or defending the Earth from noxious aliens , but the fun of challenging the computer to brain puzzlers .

It was defended in Britain by Richard Owen and in America by the Harvard professor , Louis Agassiz .

` You try to defend yourself with words , but they are empty , meaningless , " he said .

Because of the delays in appointments to the Area Boards , much of the initial planning work on organisation had to be done centrally , but the chairmen were soon stoutly defending their autonomy .

Consequently , he is continually having to hold on to a sense of humility while he listens to other people , otherwise he can too easily defend himself by taking up a judgemental posture .

When we defend ourselves too rigidly against threatening aspects of change we can precipitate the very situations we seek to avert .

I always found this kind of slick psychoanalytic one-upmanship irritating , but I never attempted to defend myself , because I am bored by argument and discussion of any kind .

If a bird is defending a territory in order to exploit as efficiently as possible the food resources on it , the bird should ensure that it defends a territory no larger than necessary .

Ryutaro Hashimoto , won by a slim margin after stressing that building the heliport would invigorate the depressed local economy .

TOKYO ( AP ) --- Japanese lawmakers gave final approval Wednesday for a 2 trillion yen ( dlrs 16 billion ) special income tax cut to invigorate the country 's sagging economy .

But the scene seemed to invigorate Ivanisevic 's game even more .

In a news conference , Murayama pledged strong efforts to invigorate Japan 's sagging economy , and described the new lineup as a `` prosperity recovery Cabinet . ''

Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Victor Posuvaluk was also in Israel Sunday in a bid to invigorate Russia 's role in the peace process .

I enjoy my Stag most when it is loafing along in overdrive ( the DIY box has longer legs than the automatic ) , exhaust burbling as only a twin-pipe V8 can burble . 

The computer would be burbling away and the lights would be fluttering around the console . 

His infected lungs began to burble and froth with yellow fluid that choked his words of protest as they lowered him into the stone bath outside . 

The hotel runs a mini-bus and a jeep ; the only other possible traffic are burbling 70cc motorcycles . 

US researchers have developed a coal-based compound which they claim produces 80 per cent less sulphur when burned .

The ` programme " he developed from 1883 , though most fully during his years outside the Cabinet .

If Isabel can include in the time she spends with him developing his skills for a propensity for being slightly more economic in his travel and hospitality arrangements , I guess we 'd be even more pleased .

She 's developed a steady business and a strong social life at her church .

On the chip side , Samsung says it is developing and will fabricate its own Precision Architecture RISC microprocessor that will combine high speed memory technology with the CPU logic on one chip .

After lots of requests , the company decided that it was time to develop an armoured car for the average American .

Each of BP Oil 's business units is developing a performance targetting system , designed to improve its ability to satisfy customers " needs .

Why is it that black kids develop their sporting progress to the point that , by the time they leave school , their educational motivation is rather low , while their sporting motivation is soaring ?

Appealing to rather different sentiments , there are strong grounds for arguing that scientists should take social responsibility for the technology they develop .

However , it does mean that if you develop a life-threatening condition , you will have the reassurance of knowing that your wishes are recorded in written form if you become unable to express them .

From telephone surveys and detailed representative group discussions , the planners developed the programme 's shape -- the neighbourhood , story line , characters -- and launched it successfully four years later .

The award has been developed by the Scottish Industrial Liaison Committee for Greenkeeper Training .

From the Tsukuba results , a design for a 30-metre hull was developed by a team led by Seizo Motora of Tokyo University .

This programme has been developed by Howard Dowding on behalf of The Infomatics Resource Centre and is based on seminars given over a number of years to managers and DP professionals .

` This will allow us to concentrate more on developing the growth potential of our remaining newspapers operations . "

After failing to persuade his employer to produce a similar program , Ward developed one of his own , in partnership with an American programmer called Rusty Luring .

Once established , coalition proved difficult to shift and coalitionists developed an ideology of their own .

Many institutions in Further and Higher Education are developing policies on equal opportunities but most are facing difficulties in trying to put policy into practice .

Phil and Margaret developed a slide presentation on business plans and spent two days at the St Robert of Newminster Secondary School helping students make their own plans .

Ontos has developed a set of object class libraries for financial trading rooms in a co-development with the University of West England , ( formerly Bristol Polytechnic ) .

Following the 1967 Six-day War the Soviet Union developed substantial military facilities in Egypt .

The activity can be taken further by asking them to represent three key moments in a story line ( either one they have heard or one they have themselves developed through drama ) .

Here dance , music , creative writing and ( my particular concern ) visual art had been developed to a quality which was remarkable .

When a programme has been developed to a stage where it is appropriate to subject it to observational tests it is confirmations rather than falsifications that are of paramount importance , according to Lakatos .

High-precision and high-resolution geochemical mapping have been developed to a very high standard by BGS .

It is probable that the Dexter was developed from very small Kerries but the two breeds are now genetically distinct , though the longer-legged type of Dexter is potentially a useful gene reservoir for the rare Kerry .

Most of the Roman towns and cities created seem to have been developed from earlier forts ; in origin their sites represent strategic and tactical decisions taken by Roman military commanders .

`` Our aim is to develop the health care infrastructure in India by infusing modern management techniques , '' said Mohan Chellapa , a consultant surgeon at Mount Elizabeth Medical Center in Singapore .

It said domestic industries needed at least seven years of protection from foreign competition , though foreign investment was welcomed to help India develop its infrastructure .

` This boy behaved in an underhand way , setting up situations so that he would n't get into trouble , but David would when he had left .

By the same token it is usually middle-class men who ultimately are in the position to make substantial gifts , although when women can behave in this way , they do .

According to Castle gossip , he had behaved in the same way towards the Major 's predecessor .

According to classical criminology we mostly behave in a rational manner .

She had to keep reminding herself to behave with dignity and not whoop round the dressing room like Willi .

She behaved with dignity , in a pain that he perceived without comprehension of it .

` If one of them starts behaving out of character , I know that something 's upsetting them .

His pupils were developing minds of their own , behaving out of character , no longer the dull but devoted group of enthusiasts he had taught so constructively for six months .

For in matrilineal societies where kinship is traced through women on the mother 's side of the family , the mother 's brother does not usually behave in this fashion towards his sororal nephew .

As they work through their problems , the ` naughty " child behaves better and the ` good " child grows more troublesome , a sign that balance is being restored .

I compare you to a flea on an elephant 's back , shouting -- ` unless you behave better , I shall bite you . "

No one could doubt that William Joyce behaved like a young man who was English and proud of it .

The president is finely educated and is capable of talking like a professor and behaving like a despot .

But whether a significant proportion actually behave like Yuppies is another matter .

Few of them improve , and even fewer recover , many behave like members of cults , obeying their doctor without question , paying huge sums of money , and becoming estranged from their families .

How should teachers behave in order to stimulate the desired learning processes ?

Simon behaved in a rather superior way and did not offer Jesus the usual courtesies given to a guest .

Learning theory says that people behave in the way they do because of their past learning experiences , and that learning can be organised and planned to produce and eliminate particular behaviours .

If ( say ) the mother is inconsistent , she is , in a sense , only half trying to get her child to behave in the way she desires .

Parliament , of course , is not limited to the enactment of laws where there is a prior obligation on the subjects to behave in the required way .

They behaved with both unimaginable courage and contemptible cowardice .

` But you have at every time ? no , at all times , behaved with the courtesy of an officer and a gentleman . "

When they arrived at Hamilton Terrace it was impossible to predict whether they would behave with irresistible charm or throw the chairs across the room .

During his three days of testimony Souter behaved with courtesy and tact , studiously avoiding giving the Democratic majority any reason to reject him .

The registrar was a dignified man who behaved with the correct degree of formality .

Koreans expect their statesmen to behave with calmness , even when questioned closely .

Bathsheba now realized how thoughtlessly she had behaved towards him , and understood how deeply he loved her .

` It means , " replied the elder hedgehog , ` that you simply put yourself in the dog 's place , and think how you would like someone to behave towards you . "

They behaved towards each other like boys who had been educated at rival private schools .

They behaved towards each other like a couple of newly-frozen ice-cubes .

She invited help and then behaved towards those who helped as if they were incompetent or , like her mother , were taking over .

He was in a way ashamed , as one is if one's countrymen behave badly abroad .

The case was , of course , settled since the pop group had no defence , and Harold Wilson behaved very generously .

He was certain that Scarlet would never behave so irrationally but could not quite rid himself of the image of the breakfast table .

She had behaved quite out of character just to get the better of him .

He is the embodiment of a restaurateur 's nightmare , someone who behaves grotesquely yet spends an awful lot of money .

As he intended to behave extraordinarily well , she would grow to like and respect him ( he was n't entirely sure she did at the moment ) .

` Well , I did wonder -- rather suspected that Gesner was behaving very naughtily .

` He behaved throughout like a perfect gentleman , " cried Fräulein Müller angrily at the top of her voice .

The disorder gets its name from the way the patient behaves when trying to read a word : the letters of the word will usually be named aloud , from left to right , very slowly .

The only answer I can think is that some enterprising editor believed that , with ET all the rage after Star Wars , the time was ripe for a study of how Earthlings behave when aliens land .

We would be pretty uninteresting if we all behaved as adults all of the time , and it is our mix of behaviours as adult , child and parent that makes us interesting and unique .

Furthermore , most people actually believe that they will feel and behave differently under hypnosis .

But punishing the child , telling him how naughty he is and how disappointed you are that such a big boy is behaving so stupidly , will not solve the problem .

Now he was behaving as though he wished she were somewhere -- anywhere -- else .

But for the life of her she could not behave as she ought when she stood among the rubble to which her life had been reduced .

Certainly , you do read the odd story that describes a person behaving in just the way we have outlined .

Bella comes too , much approved of , and behaves impeccably ( or else she would stay here , I assure you ) .

` Now apologise and behave , or go and ride with your mother . "

He finally resigned himself to memorizing the translated words , hoping to come across a matching entry on one of the invoices .

Read through your full speech several times , preferably aloud and preferably into a tape-recorder , but do not try to memorise it word for word .

Anatoly made no notes , but memorised every word Jean-Pierre said .

This duty might vary according to the nature of the contract of employment but would be broken if the employee copied or deliberately memorized a list of customers .

In large hotels it would be impossible for staff to memorise all the names of the guests and their room numbers .

He may also consciously memorise client 's names and their particular requirements .

DMITRY 'S FATHER HAD A GLOBE , and he would point out to Dmitry the different countries and continents , and would make young Dmitry memorise the names of their capital cities .

Grace Bird , who had the smallest part in the play , that of Maud Mockridge the lady novelist , had still not memorised her lines and read from the script .

Not quite so confidently as in Stratford ; or in Oxford , of course , where he had memorised whole sentences from the Jan Morris guide .

There was a number on the pad ; she tried to memorise it but a large hand was placed squarely on the pad .

Almost as though he 's trying to memorise what I look like , thought Juliet , knowing she could never forget his brown eyes and curling eyelashes , and the smile that hovered on his lips .

Being a Freemason , he had to memorize a great deal of material , and he did this with TL in his do-it-yourself SAS study .

Students in the having mode of existence will … write down every word in their looseleaf notebook so that later on , they can memorise their notes and thus pass an examination .

He memorized pages of it just because he loved it and often recited his favourite bits to himself on those inevitable odd moments of waiting about in queues and so on .

Instead I memorized the answers , made quick notes as soon as I could , and later wrote the whole interview in my field diary .

Drago tore tortured notes from the lamentarion , Tumblejack pranced and roared , Flittern made his instrument groan and thunder , while Malengin was a blur behind the drums , chips of bone flying off his skin-hammers .

Often Minoan worshippers tore branches or boughs from a sacred tree and venerated them on altars or planted them in the sockets between sacral horns .

Balberith tore a section of reinforced steel roof from the military vehicle and glared down through the hole .

Eventually I managed to find a page torn from a local bus timetable which showed the Province of Parma .

The Ixyphalians will tear our bowels out and hang us with them .

Tearing out a sheet from his notebook , de Castelnau scribbled down his historic order that Verdun must be defended at all costs on the Right Bank , and handed it to Pétain .

The dog tore his lead out of her hand and raced along the bank , barking .

It did not disconcert Sly that he found himself addressing an audience who were all wearing false dingo ears . 

Sometimes , she thought she disconcerted Hawk with her love , but he kept apace with her . 

They have a dimension of being beyond the reach of rational formulation , and they often disconcert us by behaving quite differently in one novel , in one volume , from what the previous volume had led us to expect . 

Then he disconcerted her by laughing again , but the sound was laced with a derision she found intolerable . 

It has been claimed that the vivid pattern of black and white stripes creates a dazzle effect , rather like the Op Art paintings of Bridget Riley and that this disconcerts the attacking predator at close quarters . 

The row of figures behind Busacher 's desk disconcerted Gesner for a moment . 

Hari asked softly and Edward looked down at her with a shrewdness that disconcerted her . 

The question , coming as it did unexpectedly at the end of her monologue , disconcerted me . 

Charlotte was immediately disconcerted by this hint of mourning and was grateful when Natasha smiled and stepped back , inviting her to enter . 

` That is n't me -- it 's my twin sister , " Claudia said simply , to be immediately disconcerted by the disbelieving look in his eyes . 

Meredith was disconcerted by his unsmiling reaction because people did n't usually stay immune to her friendly warmth . 

Juliet looked up sharply from a display of pot plants , and was disconcerted by the rush of colour to her cheeks . 

This seemed to disconcert de Nesle somewhat , for he got up again and walked round the room the other way . 

Small girls can be found playing at ` house " , disconcerting their feminist mothers . 

They were watching her intently , with a look that disconcerted her and excited her at the same time . 

The extent of her fury disconcerted her fleetingly , fully alive and as fulminatingly intense as ever , despite all the years that had gone by since she had last felt like this . 

The sight of Dalziel and Pascoe had disconcerted him more than he had cared to show . 

What will disconcert readers who come to Pound after Eliot , what they will find either refreshing or exasperating , is the literalness of Pound 's imagination . 

It was bad enough to have to produce a mother who smelled of hens , worse to have all one's guests disconcerted by the beady eyes of an old countrywoman . 

Mr Taylor , bursting through the trees , came to an abrupt halt , disconcerted by the scene before him . 

These risk factors accounted for about one third of the grade differences in sickness absence .

Similar mechanisms may account for other cancers of the reproductive organs .

Even though unemployment was a tacit factor , three main reasons accounted for their joining the group .

The facts were accounted for and Sara 's evidence at the inquest would clinch it …

Thus Fisherian models could account for their initial elaboration , but good genes models probably could not .

The fact that Siberia had never undergone strip-farming and redistribution , and was underpopulated , begins to account for this discrepancy .

This implies a maximum depth of about 30 feet and probably accounts for much of the discrepancy between the original estimate of building costs of £12,000 and the £25,000 actually spent .

Variations in receptor sensitivity could also account for variations in both spike amplitude and rates of wave propagation ( M.D. Bootman , personal communication ) .

There are clearly a large number of factors which could account for this difference .

This fact accounts for the continued autonomy not only of the Buid but of many other shifting cultivators and hunter-gatherers in Africa and Asia ( Gibson , in press ) .

For instance , personality variations account for the wide range of reactions towards a salesperson .

For all that , I conclude that the postulated underlying rules for development may usefully account for some of the variation in human sexual behaviour and possibly even the variation in marriage laws .

The fact that the Government disregarded our recommendations largely accounts for the debate that we are having today .

The fact that the numerical models do not incorporate this unique wet Late Permian palaeogeography could well account for the uniformly erroneous results .

Variable patterns of formaldehyde exposure may well account for this inconsistency in relation to other workers in formaldehyde-based industries .

The recurrent memory of that humiliation and agony might well account for his near-hysterical loathing .

Methodological differences may partly account for the discrepancy between these studies .

Incomplete recording may partly account for the low rates of sickness absence among those in the highest grades , but it is unlikely to explain the large differences between other grades .

` Yes , which may upset her , as you can imagine , although at least it fully accounts for the bleeding .

These considerations , however , do not fully account for the failure of Ford 's presidency .

They did , however , find a higher rate of deviance in communication style , particularly among fathers , which was largely accounted for by overtalkativeness .

Five years ' rigorous service with them no doubt accounted in part for his splendid physique .

This may have accounted in part for their reluctance to promote the growth of radio while at the same time encouraging the development of a press based in Dar es Salaam .

One would then not be saying that natural selection does not adequately account for the evolution of animal life but that one has a certain belief to the effect that it does not do so .

These differences are accounted for by minute biochemical changes in the brain .

Over the past decade in Britain with increasing polarization we have indeed seen membership declining , but the rising real wage that has been observed may be accounted for by higher productivity .

This accounted for the distrust felt for Great Britain in more autocratic states .

It accounts for the differences between ( a ) and ( c ) and between ( b ) and ( d ) of Fig. 21.18 .

He 's one of Stoneley 's men , which accounts for the courtesy . "

I do not intend to say much about how he proposes to do this , or about the background in nineteenth-century intellectual history which accounts for his finding the picture attractive .

War service of some kind would account both for Morpurgo 's disabilities and for Dysart 's generosity .

It may well be , however , that this approach misses important explanatory factors which account for why the military-industrial complex has developed .

They report their statements , analyse their actions , and re-create their thoughts , so as to convey the reasons which account for why each step was taken rather than any other .

It was an odd feeling and perhaps accounts for why I delayed my departure so long , wandering around the house many times over , checking one last time that all was in order .

In that case the necessities which account for what is constant in foreign policy are those of the conceptual logic of the explanatory theory .

From the point of view of explanation , moral and ideological features of social life can be treated as legitimizing devices which may facilitate but do not account for what is really going on .

Nonetheless , the notion of a time-window is not sufficient to account for what is found .

When lava flows are erupted at the surface , they are necessarily rapidly chilled , and volcanic glasses are common . 

These bombs were produced when lumps of viscous , gas-rich lava were ejected from the vent ; the outer surface of the lump chilled quickly , forming the glassy crust , but the inside remained hot , and the gas trapped within it continued to come out of solution and to expand , forming a spongy mass of vesicles . 

Later , he sat on the bed , his insides chilled , his throat raw . 

Gasping , chilled below and sweating above , I managed to wrestle the boat free . 

Hidden behind their line of sight was a precision , a passion , a calling which chilled as it touched and made the other two pause . 

My heart chilled and I gnawed at my lip to hide my disappointment . 

But she rose and walked over to the table , moving stiffly because of muscles chilled from sitting in the stone window embrasure for so long .

As Side Two progresses jazz creeps in , the bpms cool down and pumping beats chill into elegant soul mode .

HIV infection among women in the United States has increased significantly over the last fifteen years , and recent estimates suggest that as many as 160,000 adult and adolescent women are living with HIV infection and/or AIDS [ 1 ] . Women accounted for almost one fourth of the new AIDS cases reported in 1999 , and most of these women were infected with HIV through heterosexual contact .

People living with HIV/AIDS ( PLWA ) in Nigeria have been found to be subject to discrimination and stigmatization in the work place , and by family and communities [ 5,6 ] .

In addition , the improvement in the health , well-being , and longevity of people living with AIDS could increase the opportunities for HIV transmission .

The piece details the nightmarish conditions under which children in these borderline institutions live .

We must therefore learn to live with panic ; that is to say--to use a fashionable Silicon Valley metaphor--learn to ' surf on an avalanche , ' " Attali wrote .

It was much stronger when I was growing up and I lived in a huge fear that someone would get to know me and then feel like---there was n't truth in advertising---and decide not to be my friend .

People living with HIV and AIDS should be brought to the forefront in the fight against HIV / AIDS [ 35 ] .

Since the start of the economic collapse in December , the Argentine economy has shrunk by more than 16 percent , and more than half the country 's 37 million people are now living in poverty .

I can deal with my own fears , because I really do n't ever live in fear .

The original Inquirer editorial unwittingly invited such smears by linking its Norplant proposal to race--specifically , to a report that nearly half the nation 's black children are living in poverty .

The Iraqi standard of living has suffered : More than 20 percent of Iraqis live in poverty , up from 5 percent at the beginning of the war .

It happens in affluent families as well as families that live in poverty . "

I think part of the reason I went back on the crack was because I was sick of living in Fear of Spoilers .

Am living in fear that any moment the work internet blocking software will take away my access to the Buffistas ( they 've taken away the WashPost style section already .

Meanwhile , however , he is shacked up with a girlfriend he calls the Monkey , who fulfills his sexual fantasies but leaves him living in fear of tabloid scandal .

More than one-fifth of the children in this rich nation live in poverty .

The legal problems faced by people living in poverty can result in particularly serious , long-term consequences for children .

At the same time , they said , they are hardly living in fear on this most American of holidays , particularly when compared with their friends and families back in the United States .

Also , the WP leaves to the very last paragraph of the story this fact : " Family structure remains a critical predictor of who will live in poverty , with rates among single mothers dramatically higher , at 32 .

She was a former waitress and prostitute who had lived in squalid poverty with a ne ' er-do-well husband and three kids .

She said that the reductions reflect a decline in the number of persons in the state who are living in poverty , according to the U . S .

And in the next chapter we 're asked to take it as an established fact that all women , everywhere , since the beginning of time , have lived in fear of entering " The Slut 's Dominion . "

To be admitted to practice law , every attorney must take a professional oath to promote justice - - and every state 's ethical rules include language indicating lawyers ' responsibility to be guardians of fair play for those living in poverty .

LSC 's funding request from Congress is essentially unchanged , says Weir , because the poverty population has decreased in some states such as Michigan , but has risen in others , and the number of persons in the U . S . living in poverty has changed little over the past decade .

While many District residents live in poverty , Sensenbrenner is worth nearly $ 8 million , lives in Virginia , and is dubbed " the biggest tightwad in Congress with taxpayer dollars " by his chief of staff .

Closed case statistics form a major component of the program activity data collected by LSC , and are a critical measure of the impact of federal funding on the legal problems of people living in poverty .

Redmann acknowledged the political delicacy of the searches in countries where many residents had lived in fear and countless people were killed by American bombing .

Roosevelt also sought radical change because his was an era when the public lived in fear of the new businesses known as trusts .

More than 31 , 000 elderly West Virginians also live in poverty .

Soutine trained first with artists in Minsk and Vilna , then made the journey to Paris , where he studied briefly in a formal art academy while living in the most abject poverty .

I live in fear of meeting ita , because I know she will beat me with a stick the first 500 times I say her name wrong .

She lives in fear of breast cancer ; adores Ingrid Bergman ; learns to ride a bike , then , ridiculed by her family , abandons it .

I live in fear that these final ones will give away all the twists and turns .

The study focused on cities with populations larger than 500 , 000 and measured them for crime risk factors such as unemployment , the number of males between the crime-prone ages of 10 and 29 and the proportion of the population living in poverty .

I shall now be living in perpetual fear that my little brother will not only find this site , but also the Bitches thread .

Despite these changes , a vast majority of the 2 . 2 million residents of this region still live in poverty .

The 1996 welfare reform legisla tion , in particular , brought dramatic changes to the lives of those living in poverty , for while fewer people now receive welfare benefits , those who left welfare to work are still poor .

At least three-quarters are women and children living in poverty .

Garcia- Aguilera 's life of adventure and fame may seem charmed , but , like most exiles everywhere , she lives with the pain of having left her country .

But even when not taken advantage of , plenty of people get serious decisions wrong--enough that we should question libertarian beliefs that people should do what they want and live with the consequences .

Widespread access to effective antiretroviral therapy ( ART ) for people living with HIV / AIDS is now conceivable even in countries with severely limited resources .

This is simply the baseline scenario that produces a relatively stable prevalence rate over the duration of the projection , with the number of people living with HIV and the number of new infections rising slowly over time because of population growth .

Nevertheless , the total number of people living with HIV rose in 2004 to reach its highest level ever : an estimated 39 .

People living with HIV can also experience a form of internalized stigma ( Figure 1 ) .

An estimated 850 , 000 Chinese are living with HIV , but signs point to a spread beyond injection drug users and prostitutes into the general population .

People living with HIV / AIDS are stigmatized and face discrimination at all societal levels—in the community , at health facilities , and , most importantly , within the family [ 35 ] .

The language used to describe people living with HIV ( such as she is an HIV , he is a walking corpse ) clearly conveys stigmatizing attitudes .

The AIDS Project provides legal assistance for people living with HIV or AIDS .

5 % ) people aged 15 – 49 years are living with HIV / AIDS in Nepal [ 8 ] .

The friend had tried to tough out the attack , which meant that it was too late to administer the stuff , so she had to live with the pain of knowing that her pain could have been quite a bit less .

People living with HIV / AIDS in rural Nepal are desperate for care and support .

People living with HIV / AIDS ( PLWA ) in Nigeria have been found to be subject to discrimination and stigmatization in the work place , and by family and communities [ 5 , 6 ] .

Local organisations are doing their best to reach out to those living with HIV / AIDS , but due to the urban-centric nature of most funding , funds available for the rural areas are scarce .

If I decided I can live with the consequences , white knightery like that would piss me the fuck off .

Also on July 13 the congress elected Gorbachev to head a commission to draft a new party programme for approval at a special conference or congress by mid-1992 . 

Khan himself was elected a Congress party MP for Rampur in 1967 , and was returned another four times . 

In 1875 he was elected an associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects . 

He is defending a lead of 2,661 and a 2.5pc swing to Labour would be enough to elect his Labour rival Alan Milburn . 

The Union also elects student representatives to sit on the principal decision-making bodies of the University , the Council and Senate , and their major sub-committees . 

` So you 've just elected yourself Boss of the Beach , huh ? "  

London remained unsubdued , and elected Edmund as king when Æthelred died on 23 April . 

The Nez Perce elected Toohoolhoolzote as their spokesman , the eloquent , uncompromising Dreamer Shaman who could reputedly carry a slain deer on each shoulder . 

On Nov. 4 , the National Assembly elected Stefan Savov as its Speaker . 

The delegates elected Liechtenstein as the UN 's newest member , bringing the total membership to 160 . 

You should just elect people to Parliament and have collective responsibility . 

On Sept. 23 the Assembly elected Senior Gen. Le Duc Anh to the new post of President . 

The party elected a new leadership in June 1990 at its official selection conference , with veteran SDP activist Andras Revesz confirmed as life chairman . 

Mikhail Gorbachev had been rapidly and unanimously elected General Secretary on the death of yet another geriatric , Chernenko . 

Residents had to wait four years to elect their council after receiving that bill . 

We do not elect Members of Parliament ; we merely elect nominees . 

An executive President is elected every seven years , although in practice political power is to a great extent in the hands of the Arab Socialist Renaissance ( Ba'ath ) Party . 

Executive power is vested in the President , who is elected by universal suffrage for a renewable five-year term . 

Gamsakhurdia was elected by the Georgian Supreme Soviet on April 14 to the new post of executive President of Georgia ( his previous title had been Chair of the Supreme Soviet ) . 

Gen. Khamtay Siphandon , the Premier , was elected as chair of the LPRP at a special meeting of the party 's central committee held on Nov. 24 . 

Like all left-wingers , Lowe loathed Wilson , who had been elected in 1974 on the back of the wave of industrial militancy which culminated in the miners ' strike of that year . 

Moore was elected to the Long Parliament in 1640 as MP for Liverpool , sitting alongside his uncle , Major-General Ralph Assheton . 

Elected a fellow of Trinity in 1866 , he became an assistant tutor in 1867 , and began the system of intercollegiate lectures and courses of university extension lectures . 

He was elected a member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in 1859 and his paper ` On Machinery for the Preparing and Spinning of Cotton "  was published in their Proceedings in 1866 . 

The association was resuscitated in 1976 , after a lapse of 10 years , by Professor Richard Penny , Ruth Layton being elected the first ` new "  president . 

The lower Bundestag was elected every four years and under the electoral law of 15 June 1949 had half its members from constituencies and half its members elected under proportional representation . 

The National Assembly elects from its members a 31-member Council of State to represent it between its twice-yearly ordinary sessions ; the President of the Council of State is the head of state . 

Today every school has members elected from the parent body on its Board of Governors . 

If people want to discuss matters of general concern , they must get themselves elected to this Congress . 

The university authorities encouraged this novel development and three students were eventually elected to the county congress . 

The plenum on April 25 formally elected to the politburo Grigory Yeremey and Dzhumgalbek Amanbayev , respectively the new Moldavian and Kirghiz CP first secretaries [ see p. 38014 ; p. 38159 ] . 

Some of the practices of the colonial state were re-introduced , including corporal punishment , and some of those elected to village councils were rejected on the grounds that they had held positions under the previous regime . 

In the first vote of the day , they ensured that Central Committee members and regional party secretaries not elected as delegates were allowed to attend the congress only as observers . 

The Labour Council , elected in 1982 , had as a stated policy aim that every child whose parents so wished was entitled to a pre-school place of some sort . 

The 70 members elected by direct vote were expected to form into two major factions . 

Legislative power is vested in a bicameral Parliament , which consists of a 60-member House of Representatives popularly elected for up to five years , and a 21-member appointed Senate . 

It also established a 150-member National Assembly elected from among the members of eight directly elected regional councils . 

This climate severely limited the ability of opposition groups to mobilize within the existing vertical structure , although they did have some success in getting their candidates elected as workplace representatives and as members of the company council . 

Congressional elections are by universal and compulsory adult suffrage with one-third of the senators elected indirectly . 

Now that can create problems between one person who 's elected and a person who is not elected . 

Last week the Justice Department 's report reaffirmed that the fire was deliberately started inside . 

The UK government reaffirmed that all appointments in Hong Kong up to 1997 would be made by the Governor after consultation with the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary . 

" We reaffirm that decisions must be taken as closely as possible to the citizen . 

The Irish government reaffirmed that it was seeking a European Community investigation into the British Government 's part in the negotiations with Digital to save the Ayr plant . 

The decree reaffirmed central banking control pending the conclusion of a new union treaty . 

Following the Oct. 20 general election Demirel had reaffirmed his campaign pledge to remove President Turgut Özal from office , on the grounds of his alleged constitutional abuses and corruption . 

Addressing the final Tory news conference later , Mr Major reaffirmed he was confident of winning a majority sufficient to keep him in power for another five years . 

Cuba stressed Soviet self-determination and China reaffirmed non-interference in Soviet internal affairs . 

He insisted that he had acted within the Constitution and reaffirmed his commitment to multiparty democracy . 

Juliet decided then that it was n't going to happen to her , and now she reaffirmed that vow . 

Its request for an investigation was reaffirmed by the Irish minister for commerce and technology , Seamus Brennan . 

This demand has been reaffirmed , too many times to disown , by the United States , the Soviet Union and the European Community . 

Gorbachev reaffirmed his position that the future of perestroika ( " restructuring " ) , and the prospects for reforming the Soviet Union 's federal structure , depended on the unity of the CPSU . 

Roman had talks with Moldavan President Mircea Snegur and Prime Minister Valery Muravshi on Sept. 7 , while Iliescu reaffirmed Romania 's support for Moldova in a radio broadcast on Sept. 11 . 

He had reaffirmed , he said , Pakistan 's long-established position that Kashmir was a disputed territory , the future of which had to be decided by a free plebiscite under UN supervision . 

Others say that the outcome of the case confirms that federal prisoner No 41586 was bluffing . 

His great sermons warned of the dangers of being controversial and subjective but confirmed that the movies could greatly increase their emotional power as a story-telling medium by developing a surer sense of society . 

Our researches confirm that intoxication is implicated in many call outs . 

Tests of spatial visualisation have indeed seemed to confirm that this is the case . 

The survey also confirmed that even during the current economic climate with high interest rates , the South East remains top of the spending league . 

It is not only track-owners who want machines ; it is any community that wants to tap into tourism , or ( especially round desert retirement cities ) into the boredom of senior citizens puttering from one amusement to the next . 

Robot tenders puttered briskly through the water , humming to themselves . 

The Waverley puttered down the still narrow river like a little terrier keen to get to the open fields of the Firth and the sea beyond . 

` Faster , faster , " she ordered , as they puttered up Brownlow Hill , empty of Meredith . 

But it was a very exclusive part of town and there were always eccentric ladies puttering around at night . 

Then there are the heavy cargo barges puttering this way and that , languid helmsmen at their sterns , eager dogs , all blown about by the wind , tongues lolling , in the prow . 

Her hair was a cloak now , a beautiful satin garment that covered her from head to waist . 

In Mexico the moon covered the Sun for 6 minutes and 54 seconds ; the next comparable solar eclipse would not occur for 140 years . 

Over his shoulder I looked at the sheets covering the Corporal , the bloodstain widening . 

The walls were a blaze of colour -- vivid , exciting , dramatic paintings that all but covered the walls , and she was in nearly every one of them . 

The small space at the bottom will be covered by the skirting board . 

There are 11 National Parks , covering a tenth of England and Wales , they are : 

It was very small , and in the centre was a round table covered completely by a purple velvet cloth . 

Even in the daylight it was a dank , dark place , its pillars covered with moss and lichen , scarred by the weather and defaced by graffiti . 

Abruptly , he knelt in front of her , pulling her forward into his arms again , his mouth falling to plunder the swollen redness of the lips she offered so helplessly . 

She knelt to lay the tray on the grass , then , frankly curious , turned to study him in a way she could never have done had he been conscious . 

Because you then went to Potts with some cock-and-bull story about my instructing you to do some work on cross-border trade .

I instruct you to pay direct debits from my account at the request of Campaign for Real Ale Limited .

Buses travelling from Darlington into the village were last year instructed to travel along the A66 southern by-pass and down the A168 entering the village at Hurworth Place .

On 14 October Louis XV himself signed orders instructing Admiral Conflans to set the whole invasion scheme in motion by clearing the way across the Channel .

Kypov shouted at him across the few metres that separated them , and the breath spouted white from the Major 's mouth . 

It flows up channels through the rocks under decreasing pressure until suddenly it flashes into steam and water spouts high into the air as a geyser . 

Explosions : red flames and chunks of rock spouted from the slopes where the Counsellors had been standing . 

A fountain of shattered stone spouted into the air at the top of the cliff . 

Rainwater ran from the eaves , through the gutters and spouted into a tank called the impluvium . 

Under Artois , we located a divorce fixing agency and a company which supplied water -- but no sign of Rene . 

It only took her moments to locate the spy-fly roosting in a shadow , to aim her digital laser and evaporate the tiny surveillance device . 

He groped his way through the shadows at the foot of the stairs , located the large brass handle and turned it with both hands . 

A physician scanning the video image of the patient 's biomagnetic field , quickly locates an energy field disturbance -- a typical precursor of cancer . 

Bodie came on the radio , confirming that Mayli Koulo had located Lin Foh 's whereabouts . 

The dogs locate the bait easily by smell , but the native Galapagos animals , which seek food primarily by sight , do not manage to find it . 

In addition , it can locate prey by smell alone , scenting blood from well over half a kilometre away . 

It locates its food by vibrations and is attracted to anything which generates the right sort of disturbance . 

One such indication is the readiness with which some philosophers talk of a person locating a pain in another person 's body , or in an article of furniture . 

One must try to locate the precise questions with which to replace Marx 's schematism . 

Solitary feeding also has its cost , since the animal can not then locate food by congregating at food sites discovered by others . 

Trumpet fish may even locate their prey by listening out for fish 's calls . 

The contemporary visitor can locate the approximate link-up by studying the directions of the numerous shot-holes . 

From approximately 10 months the baby progressively overcomes this error and will successfully locate the target . 

These dogs have good hearing and scenting ability and are able to locate rabbits and ferrets and indeed any commotion that occurs underground . 

We were convinced that we had located , by accident , the last resting place of HMS Impregnable . 

It was suggested she 'd gone to live at Newport in Gwent , but she was never located . 

A badger will stand its ground , so if you locate where it is you can dig it up and need only one net . ” 

By digging his heels into the rocks he was able to lunge a good six feet nearer the home bank . 

He shifted the helm so that the storm jib lifted the bows , the catamaran lunging forward on to the wave top , surfing the squall front . 

Lunging forward with a net , he caught not just a leaf but a tiny fish as well . 

Corbett thought it was mere drunken bravado when one of them lunged across the table and uproar ensued as food , cups and flagons of wine and ale were sent sprawling . 

He lunged across the table ( so much for forced calmness ) , his hands reaching round the back of her neck to pull her towards him . 

Schnitke 's language seems to lunge from outburst to tranquil apology for his own excesses -- simple , melodic threads he untangles from demonic cackle and sheer noise . 

Then his eyes , red-rimmed from weeping , widened dementedly and he lunged from his place swinging the long blade of his coupe-coupe high above his head . 

His confident , curving serve whistled over the net into the far corner of the court , leaving Murray to lunge futilely in its direction . 

He backed away , and still they struck and lunged in his direction ; he backed away even more until he could barely see them in the gloom . 

But while AT&T may be lunging into the Nineties , the corporate giant has not altogether abandoned the fashions of the previous decade . 

It surges up the beach , still supported by the water of the dwindling wave , and with one powerful beat of its great tail , it lunges into a group of unsuspecting seal pups . 

Screaming in fury , Rohmer lunged to the spot where he had vanished , stamping his feet as if dancing on Gilbert 's grave . 

Joseph lunged toward it , but the sight of him terrorized the gibbon further , and it set off frantically towards the only visible refuge . 

She screamed and was saved when her brother , hearing the noise , lunged towards her bedroom . 

Then he ran back along the bare wooden branch that hung across his cage and turning suddenly , raised his wings in the air and lunged forward towards Creggan again . 

As the sound system blared out Gary Glitter 's ` Do You Wan na be in My Gang " , he would lunge towards the crowd as he entered the ring at Finsbury Park 's Rainbow . 

Adam lunged towards her , but lost his footing and crashed down again . 

The animal seemed to understand Sir John 's words for it lunged towards him with a strangled growl ; its top lip curled , showing teeth as sharp as a row of daggers . 

On each side were stalls heaped with fruit , vegetables , fish and other staples , behind which strapping black-shawled women bawled produce and price , oblivious of the packs of snarling dogs and ragged children lunging in and out between them for whatever scraps they could scavenge . 

A girl lunged over the grid , screaming that she had made a mistake , fingers just missing the disappearing chips . 

As the guns were still being fired , a Syrian tank came lunging up the shattered street where we had just been walking and entered the tiny square . 

In a nightmare-blur of frenzied activity , Cardiff saw Duvall lunging back through the storm in their direction , a shower of sparkling glass on his shoulders ; saw Rohmer seize Gilbert by the collar of his jacket and whirl him away bodily from the monstrous , thrashing shape and drag him backwards , hair and coat whipping madly in the hellwind . 

Meredith lunged out in a desperate attempt to save their contents only to find her feet slipping on the melted snow which had been walked in from outside . 

He lunged forward , tore the wooden leg out of Fabio 's hand and sent it hurtling across the room into a glass case of pink plaster hearts . 

He tripped on the bottom step and , losing one boot , lunged forwards , cartwheeling across the pavement on that deadly crutch of glass . 

And damn him for daring to pry into my affairs and for subtly mocking my singular state ! 

I do n't handle stolen property , and damn you for suggesting I do ! 

We are certainly not going to damn a feature such as the Smooth Tube for being gimmicky just because it is non-traditional . 

Let puritans and pessimists damn , disapprove or dismiss these appetites ; that is their loss . 

` Simply that you would damn it as a diabolical liberty and banish it , " Merrill finished quickly , sharply aware of a sudden spark which , for no apparent reason , flared between them . 

They readily damn the ` Love Is Hell " LP nowadays , and reckon ` Strange Free World " is their first record . 

Future generations of composers will damn our spinelessness if we do not do something about this proposal , and they will be right . 

Their whispering and low moans echoed around the empty flat , like ghosts that danced on the ceiling with their shadows .

Flipping lazily on to her back , she floated with her eyes closed for a moment , frowning as the sound of a door closing echoed around the pool .

The deep silence was disturbed only by an occasional flurry of wind echoing strangely around unseen rock faces -- the giant sighs of a sleeping mountain .

From where he lay on his side inside the laundry basket , he could hear the noise of the showers echoing around the stone walls of the House .

The rattle of the sword he had held aloft echoed across the cobblestones .

Loud music echoed across the site , so loud that it could be heard 10 miles away .

` I 'm quite sure Dora can do without the services of an emissary , " she said coolly and his laughter echoed across the empty garden .

Their voices echoed back and forth across the water like the calls of water birds .

The shrill blast of their brazen trumpets echoed triumphantly through the heart of the land .

She heard her name called from below , the sound distorted as it echoed from the depths .

The restful clunk of the grandfather clock echoed round the room .

` Ready for yer tilt now ! " he called out , his voice echoing round the vast wooden space .

So , in spite of the semi-dark , the uneven terrain , the twisting path , he rowelled his horse on as fast as he could , its hooves beating out a staccato that echoed hollowly .

And , in the `` it may not sound like progress but it is '' department , Utah residents overturned a 102-year-old law limiting the property rights of married women , and South Carolinians struck the miscegenation ban from the state constitution .

According to Professor Charles Boudouresque of Marseilles University , " the Mediterranean faces an ecological disaster if the seaweed continues to proliferate at its present rate " .

Unlike the somewhat parochial hip hop magazines that have proliferated during the last few years , Vibe 's vibe ( assessed through a preview issue , which may be misleading ) aims for a mixed appeal .

In Orkney , favourite destination for many southerners fleeing the rat race , personal computers and modems are proliferating like the local rabbits .

We examined the mitotic rate of Rat-1/c-Myc-ER cells that were proliferating in low serum under the influence of β -oestradiol-activated c-Myc , with and without Bcl-2 expression .

While such links proliferate in affluent countries , the global scope of drugs-related crime , political violence and AIDS reminds us that poor countries are far from immune .

For reasons as yet unexplained , genital warts proliferate markedly during pregnancy , and they can assume gigantic proportions if left untreated .

As with the Casket Letters , conflicting theories concerning the event have proliferated ever since .

This was caused by the sudden interest of the water authorities in privately owned schemes using waterpower which , owing to the abundance of steep-flowing rivers in Wales , were proliferating at quite a rate .

Why ca n't Scottish Nuclear pay a bonus when our performance was even better ? 

The industrialist MP Samuel Morley and others persuaded him to stand down on the grounds that ministers should not directly enter the political arena and Morley paid all his expenses when he gave up the contest . 

And all the other farmers were paying the guys who were working for them on the side , ten pound a day , for working from nine o'clock in the morning till about five at night . 

You will pay interest when you are in the red , plus a charge for cheques and an annual service fee . 

` Why should she pay no tax when her subjects on minuscule incomes are paying tax ? " 

So if your debtor has insufficient assets to pay you when judgement is given , all may not be lost . 

` And now I suggest you leave everything to the people we 're paying to take care of it . " 

In my early research for this book it was evident that where applicants paid a fee to attend a course , the attendance and completion figures were significantly higher than where courses had been provided free of charge . 

Before I pay a lot of money to try and get this problem sorted out , maybe you can tell me how I might be able to control this problem . 

If there is something you can not do , you can ask a friend to help or pay someone to do it for you . 

Researchers at the University of Wales College , Cardiff , will pay volunteers to take medication and keep a diary of their illness in their search for a cure for the common cold . 

Some people just do n't want to sell and we can only pay the going rate . 

Nuclear Electric have what they call ‘ gain-sharing schemes ’ at each of their power stations , and those stations which achieved specific targets were able to pay their staff a bonus of up to £1600 . 

But Darlington have flourished since ; they paid Hartlepool £40,000 for Andy Toman and on Saturday broke the Conference record for an unbeaten start to the season . 

TEST audiences hated the ending to comic Eddie Murphy 's latest movie , so Disney Pictures paid him an extra £500,000 to shoot another . 

Today most employers prefer to pay their staff by cheque or by direct transfer to a bank account . 

There are currently some 25,000 members who pay their annual subscription by direct debit . 

We pay £5 for every letter we publish , provided it has not already been accepted or published elsewhere , plus a year 's subscription to the magazine for a Star Letter . 

We will pay £25 for the most vivid , moving or humorous memories . 

A writ has been issued against Mr Scott , claiming he failed to pay £68,000 for work on a nursing home at Peterlee . 

No amount of wages would pay you for doing such dangerous work . 

He felt sure the man had been paid some sort of allowance for putting him up , but it did n't look as if any of it was going to be spent on food . 

Then I told him that my friends had gone off in the wrong direction and that I was willing to pay the owner of the moped for taking a message to them . 

The man paid the gaveller about a shilling a day : if she had a young child to look after at the same time she would have to manage as best she could . 

You pay it automatically on most goods and services , at the flat rate of 17.5 per cent . 

They pay a standard £31.50 per week for accommodation and meals as detailed below . 

Moreover , when a lorry can drive up to 600 miles ( 960 km ) on a single tank of fuel , longhaul drivers can avoid paying British diesel taxes by filling up in France . 

Budapest Municipality will pay half the cost of fitting a converter , but many may prefer to upgrade to new cars . 

This would generate the extra revenue needed to pay the higher cost of replacing nuclear energy with biomass , compared to replacing it with fossil fuels . 

Drivers were asked to pay just £100 plus fully comprehensive insurance for a year 's motoring , compared to average running costs of £200 a month . 

He knows so much about these things that he must be involved in some way , but he lets you have bits and pieces of information because you pay him . " 

A remarkable £3,800 was paid by a racing car museum for Bachem Ba 349 Natter replica , which came complete with transportation trolley . 

A sum of £27,500,000 was paid by the United Arab Republic in final settlement of claims to property which was not being returned . 

They travelled in their own time and in their own personal capacities and their expenses were paid by their hosts . " 

People do not like to see land set aside , with someone appearing not to be doing very much with the land set aside and getting paid for it . 

If you are in hospital , your pension can still be paid to you . 

You can pay monthly or annually , the minimum payment being £15 per month , or £150 per year . 

Marketmakers are able to offset against dividends received any dividends paid by them on stock they have purchased . 

I own it , I paid for it , but it would only go to someone that was old enough , mature enough . 

They are prepared to pay a little more for a better quality of service . 

And this helped them to pay for knocking down and putting up walls so that they could move the bathroom to a lovely sunny spot off the main upstairs landing . 

Finally , you can apply to have your debtor made bankrupt or , if a company , to be wound up if the amount you are owed is not paid to you . 

The amount patients were required to pay before receiving benefits was also raised , from $75 to $100 . 

Meanwhile , in August he had been ordered to pay nearly F19,000,000 in tax arrears and associated fines . 

France has been paying US$20 million a year to have nuclear waste reprocessed in Russia , reportedly at the Tomsk plant . 

The tyres squealed as they braked , the concrete smooth as skin and slick with fluids that had bled from other cars . 

Without a backward glance at Brooklands or the woman who stood watching them from the doorway , she pulled out into the flow of traffic , her tyres squealing on the loose gravel drive . 

A spear squealed on the rim of his shield and he lifted his sword . 

She started the engine and turned the jeep so that its tyres squealed , then drove back down the drive and down the pretty hillside , wanting only to be somewhere by herself to sit and mourn . 

February was wet , with gales that howled up the valley and rattled the glass doors leading to the verandah . 

On one occasion a furious blizzard howled across a landscape illuminated by a sunset of bloodshot gold . 

We have covered more than 12,000 miles together , during which it has won prizes , howled around Switzerland and Italy , been thrashed at Millbrook , and on race tracks and carried me home to Notting Hill through traffic and rain . 

The wind that blew tin cans along the streets of the dormitory suburb where I was growing up was the same wind that howled round peak and scar and wrested piccolo tunes from the reed patches below the drystone walls . 

The wind still howled through the chimney pots and rattled through the cracks of the window frames . 

A heavy squall drove up the meadow , bowing the trees before howling away up the mountain face . 

Illustrations from Sherlock Holmes stories decorate the platforms at Baker Street , but The Bruce-Partington Plans is not among them . 

The figures decorating the deep-set arch above the doors are a joy . 

Their heads have decorated pikes for the common cry of curs to snap and growl at . " 

Instead he is as incomprehensible as the blurred tattoos which decorate his skinny arms , as jumbled as his own words on What it Means to Be a Skin . 

This , the oldest cathedral in Hungary , is of a German pattern , like Bamberg , with four corner towers and arcading decorating the whole building . 

Gold braid gleamed on his immaculate grey-green uniform , and a rainbow of medals decorated his chest . 

The peeling wallpaper , damp-stained and stinking of mould , decorates her dreams . 

For suddenly Gus Hambro performed a minor miracle , by producing a fiery blush that made itself visible in waves of dubious gratitude and indubitable mortification even through the layers of river mud that still decorated his face . 

And buff-clad army officers , Sam Brownes polished and battle-colours decorating their well-tailored jackets , tried to forget for a few brief days that the world was at war . 

They were elaborately staged : flags and crosses of Lorraine decorated the podium ; ex-resisters , locals dressed in traditional regional costume , and children carrying flowers were on hand to greet the General . 

This one was particularly good , with white linen and silver flatware , palm trees , excellent service , and huge pink neon Cadillacs decorating the white walls . 

To help with their endowment fund , the Royal Holloway also hope to sell a Constable and Gainsborough from the remaining 76 works decorating their walls . 

Every Scottish town has a local pub owned by an ex-footballer , where the die-hards can drink in the company of former heroes and where old programmes and framed football strips decorate the walls . 

He wore a blazer , not unlike the one Lord Woodleigh wore except that instead of discreet brass buttons it was decorated by no fewer than five enormous , tinselly affairs . 

M. Robert illustrates an example from Pompeii , now in Naples Museum , in which the handle was decorated by the figures of a farrier and a horse , clearly demonstrating the use of the tool . 

At the east end the main apse is decorated by two rows of free-standing columns . 

The external walls of the churches are decorated simply by pilaster strips and corbelled string courses with arcading , as in Lombardy . 

The column itself is decorated by a long relief frieze wound round from top to bottom and representing episodes from the Emperor 's Dacian campaigns . 

Inside , the west wall is decorated by a mosaic representation of the Last Judgement . 

The risks involved in displeasing the company were deemed to be too great . 

There 's a caravan leaving for Kinsai in the morning , and anyone who displeases me will be on it . " 

They accompanied each other in reasonable harmony on Winston 's visit to Canada and the USA in 1929 , but Randolph displeased his father soon afterwards by leaving Oxford without a degree in order to become a journalist . 

Skilled in the art of clock-making , he constructed , in his eightieth year , a detailed and intricate orrery to replace one which displeased him by the ticking of its wheels . 

Hodgkiss 's manner displeased Frederica ; he had a mannered Oxford voice , elided words , and used the pronoun " one " frequently . 

It did not displease him ; she would make him a suitable wife , and would know her place when , as he hoped still , he had elevated his position enough to enable him to support her . 

Newspapers are closed and journalists are sent to jail if they displease our foreign masters . " 

And something about the tone of Churchill 's letter displeased Ramsey . 

No doubt she could see the danger signs when things displeased her powerful son . 

` If my brother displeases you , " she said , ` you should send him away . " 

Although she backed the plan to ‘ keep Hong Kong prosperous ’ until 1997 in the Commons yesterday , she let the Cabinet know she was displeased by the row . 

The King was greatly displeased by this suggestion and promptly adjourned the meeting . 

Then if the wife displeases him he can distract himself with her little slave . " 

He wondered how he could have displeased the man as he 'd yet to perform for him . 

He read it through , a touch uneasy that its jocularity might displease Newton but knowing that it told Newton what he wanted to know . 

The sight of the youth who had so displeased the detested recruiter and thereby jeopardized his future supply of coolies stopped Duclos in his tracks . 

Journalists and editors know what will please the proprietor and what will displease . 

She was used to his ostrich ways -- his ability to bury his head in the sand and shut out the things that displeased or upset him . 

The people of Worcestershire , displeased by royal taxation , rioted and killed two of the collectors , who had attempted to hide in a church tower . 

Employers of young engineers face a double dilemma : a declining proportion of a reducing population opting for subjects which could lead to qualifications in science , technology and engineering .

If she opts for cardiotocography it must be done properly and not haphazardly .

Existing schools which opt for GM status will be able to emulate City Technology Colleges and attract private technology sponsorship .

But in July the commission opted for policies which are disastrous for professional family farms , expensive for taxpayers , unlikely to remove surplus production , and bad for the countryside .

On average , the people who are most likely to opt for health insurance are those who know themselves to be relatively unhealthy .

For dessert opt for one of Sainsbury 's wonderful frozen gateaux .

With the introduction of Community Charge all charge payers will pay their annual bill by ten monthly instalments commencing 15th April unless they opt for either annual or half-yearly payments .

Cypress ' Sparc ` sunsidiary " Ross Technology shipped only about $3.9m worth of product last quarter and its continued existence should Sun not opt for the HyperSparc is in doubt .

In fear of this possibility , many women choose to have pregnancy screenings and may opt for abortion if evidence of handicap is revealed .

More and more parents every year are opting for independent schooling for their children : it is no longer seen as exclusively the preserve of a privileged class .

Even Corazon Aquino , the Philippine president , has opted uncharacteristically for firmness .

Two-thirds of buyers choose saloon bodystyles with the remaining one-third opting for a hatchback .

If he opts for physical delivery , he will be allocated one of a number of prime banks whose sterling time deposits are accepted by LIFFE as being of deliverable quality .

But by the time of the Hinkley C Inquiry , the CEGB had firmly opted for the Pressurized Water Reactor .

Instead , he is expected to surrender one-third of the Championship and opt for some easy money .

The Scots opted to retain Derek Stark on the wing and to introduce Adam Roxburgh to the pack for their opening tie today against ACT in the Canberra Sevens .

And the signals suggested Mr Clarke may opt to extend the scope of VAT to newspapers , food , children 's clothing , and could also tinker with tax allowances to pull in extra revenue .

The local authority appealed against the order made by the family proceedings court .

Upon conviction , she ( I use the pronoun ` she " for the sake of convenience here ) appealed on the ground that the statute expressly made the crime one which only a man could commit .

They denied the allegations and last month three were bound over by a Liverpool stipendiary magistrate , despite the CPS successfully appealing against a decision that proceedings against the four be stayed .

The respondents appealed and on 4 October 1991 the Court of Appeal ( Richardson , Hardie Boys and Gault JJ. ) reversing Robertson J. , held that a binding compromise had been concluded .

The taxpayer companies , Delapage Ltd and Twinsectra Ltd , each appealed against assessments in respect of the years to 31 March 1987 and 1988 .

A racehorse trainer who appealed against a cruelty conviction has had his fines and costs more than doubled .

The doctor followed me almost immediately and injected my grandfather in the back of his hand . 

Alan Hirst , 39 , who has a rare allergy , injected himself with adrenalin after he was stung at Bawtry , Doncaster . 

Murray , he alleged , then had gone to the bothy next door where he had injected three men with heroin . 

Mr Goldring claimed Allitt had injected her with insulin and said a test after her death had found a high level of the drug in her blood . 

Teams of scuba divers have injected thousands of them with copper . 

He put 10ml into the syringe , closed his eyes and injected the patient . 

While this generally does not matter when cells are injected , solutions may leak into tissues other than that intended for labelling . 

The ministry revealed that in experiments one pig had developed spongiform encephalopathy after its brain had been injected with BSE-infected tissue from a cow brain . 

Last week the Government warned that around 300 women who 'd been injected with a hormone called gonadotrophin , extracted from the pituitary glands of human corpses , could be at risk . 

They have been injected with an insoluble luminous dye to help sell the fish . 

Mungo nodded , calling to mind a diabetic schoolfriend who had to inject himself daily . 

Drug abusers who inject themselves risk catching hepatitis ( a serious blood disease ) and many other infections , abscesses and even gangrene . 

In rats injected intraperitoneally with bFGF , the number of capillaries almost doubled and the number of myofibroblasts was significantly increased ( by about 30% ) . 

The ministry has faced criticism for permitting the sale of milk produced by cows injected with the experimental , genetically engineered drug BST as the identity of farms and dairies taking part in the experiments is kept secret . 

The time mice injected with material from the trained rats take to enter the dark box is compared with that for animals injected with ‘ naïve ’ material . 

To demonstrate that learning and memory retention can be improved in animals injected with peptides and tested under highly contrived laboratory conditions is very different from showing that human memory can be helped by popping a pill . 

Supermice have been grown , injected with rat growth hormone ; and similar transfer of human genes , for quick growth , to cattle , sheep and pigs became a possibility . 

Two female New Zealand White rabbits were each injected with approximately 100µg of RAP74 or 300µg of RAP30 a week after preimmune serum had been bled . 

Though , personally , she felt as if someone had injected her brain with a paralysing solution . 

Weapons and technologies , particularly when deployed by advanced Western nations , would preferably be chosen for specific tasks , and operated well within their design characteristics .

When they were deployed later in the townships , the ANC accused 32 Battalion in particular of acting as a destabilising ` third force " and demanded its disbandment .

The demonstrators stopped their march , a few metres away from a police line deployed in the temple 's front square .

Government forces would be deployed in the rest of Lebanon by Sept. 20 .

On shore , police and customs investigation officers deployed themselves along the Cornish coast between Looe and Polperro .

The elite Republican Guard , the best trained and equipped of the Iraqi ground forces , are deployed along the northern border of Kuwait .

According to Akashi , the 22,000-strong UNTAC team would be fully deployed by May 20 .

The war was frozen by the ceasefire , which the United Nations ' special envoy Cyrus Vance negotiated in early January , and by the prospect of a UN peacekeeping force being deployed .

The US State Department responded by reiterating its rejection of any conditions for the release of hostages , and by emphasizing that US forces deployed in Saudi Arabia were for defensive purposes .

And , of course , cruise missiles deployed in Britain will be here under exactly the same arrangements that have applied to American forces already based in the UK .

Missi were enthusiastically deployed by Charlemagne and Louis the Pious .

The army was deployed against demonstrators calling for an end to one-party rule and the release of detainees .

Throughout the War they retained their cream livery , when the rest of the fleet was green , and when the War ended they were again used on the Promenade as specials . 

The long war with Russia has ended … now the Russian airline aeroflot is bringing aid from Britain …

Does the Minister recall that last year 's EC conference on those issues ended in disagreement over nuclear testing ? 

Susan Brookes ' New World travels end with a trip down Mexico way 

AN ERA ends today when the shutters come down for the last time at the Owen Owen store in Liverpool . 

Her ordeal finally ended when her car broke down on the A559 , near Cransley Private School in Great Budworth , Northwich . 

The film ends with the two Harley Davidsons going up in flames … . 

The meeting ended with all his parishioners glaring up at him accusingly . 

Corden 's playing career ended abruptly when he smashed his knee on his debut for Darlington . 

His career as a Scottish International ended after the ill-fated Argentina campaign when he vociferously criticised the SFA 's handling of the tour and complained about the standard of accommodation . 

But the siege ended peacefully after two unarmed men gave themselves up . 

A four-hour siege has ended peacefully after an armed man gave himself up to police . 

The relationship ended after five years : her lover grew too tired to cope with caring for her . 

Eventually , if the train was on time , their journey which began at Paddington at 9 a.m. ended at Camborne Station at 9 p.m . 

Cleaning invariably begins and ends at the sink whether installations use domestic equipment or the 450 litre giants or the catering ` plonge " . 

Anderson 's life in Africa ended in 1978 , when he was appointed Managing Director of the Commonwealth Fund for Technical Co-operation ( CFTC ) . 

The selection of Bunce , who had a place in The Daily Telegraph 's World Cup team of the tournament , will cause ripples at the International Board 's meeting which ends in Wellington today . 

The national conference ended on Aug. 28 after delegates had continued to meet in defiance of an attempt by President Gnassingbe Eyadema to suspend its proceedings two days earlier . 

My flight path ended on a small ledge , my hands still grasping Olympus camera which I had been cradling for all my worth , regardless of the blows striking my body from every angle . 

Voting ends on September 24 , and the result of the ballot will be announced on September 27 . 

The ceremony ended with the release of balloons each carrying a message to the people of Gloucestershire to support their libraries . 

The show ended with a wedding scene , the bride 's dress and veil costing just £10 , bridesmaid 's dress £5 , and groom 's frock coat and trousers , plus dinner jacket , £15 . 

The talks ended without agreement upon a joint statement , with each side adhering to its previously outlined position . 

The interview ended shortly and our Elt said something about how perhaps he ought n't say that sort of thing on the Northwestern TV station …

The drums and cymbals in the row behind were having a close look at his rear view , and tittering to each other . 

Maybelle Foy , now Lady Blaine , tittered to her husband as they walked across the floor , after mounting the stairs . 

The skunk is capable of ejecting a spray of foul-smelling liquid from its anal glands , but it always gives fair warning before attacking in this way . 

Paul 's opponents found it easier to agree in synod on his unworthiness for office than to eject him from the episcopal residence . 

Knowing of that application the plaintiff obtained a warrant of possession but , before it was executed , forcibly ejected the defendant from the premises . 

` I think that the picture of a member of staff having to forcibly eject girls via the emergency exit in order that they could catch the school transport home speaks for itself ! " 

Cosmic-rays can also eject atoms , ions and electrons from matter in the magnetosphere . 

Finch ejected the cassette , peered at it , replaced it and tried again . 

Specifically , the printer would not accept the next sheet of paper , issuing a form feed instead , and ejecting the new sheet . 

Inside , about 12 demonstrators , believed to be National Front members , were ejected by police after attempting to disrupt the meeting . 

It would seem that egg mimicry in cuckoos has evolved to its present level of sophistication because poorly matching eggs are ejected by the host . 

Jeremy was swiftly ejected from his first job , at the Rotherham Advertiser and for a time he made Paddington Bears for a living . 

However , if a cosmic-ray particle collides with matter inside the magnetosphere neutrons can be ejected from the atoms in the matter . 

Gonzalez , who had been ejected from the premises after an argument involving a former girlfriend , was alleged to have deliberately caused the fire by igniting gasoline within the club . 

For one thing , they do not eject the eggs or young of their hosts -- waxbills -- from the nest . 

For the past 100 years it has ejected more than 1,000 tonnes of chlorine into the atmosphere every day . 

Many locals were angry that the pilot and his electronic warfare officer ejected from their crashing plane too soon to ensure it would not hit buildings at Barton Hartshorn , near Buckingham . 

The ring of gas in Supernova 1987A was not created in the explosion but ejected from the progenitor star a few thousand years before the explosion . 

However , electrons ejected from solids are likely to be captured by the surrounding matter , unless the distance to the surface is very small . 

We have worked hard in ` 92 to examine every facet of our business to see where efficiencies can be made in our working practices . 

It is worth examining the history of German unification to see historical parallels with plans for the EC . 

I undertake to examine all these matters to see what we might do . 

We were able to examine the records to explore the reason for this difference . 

The priests would therefore examine ancient writings to find out if the event had already occurred in the past and what solution had then been applied to it . 

Peering through a lens , examining the view for intrusive imperfections means he notices every blemish on the landscape . 

Satisfied that she was safely hidden from view , Benny began swiftly examining the drums for labels that might give her a clue as to what was in them . 

In other words , you dial it up , examine an index for the information it has to offer and then access what you want . 

This chapter includes an introduction to the process of basic toilet training a young child and then examines the problems in continence that young children show . 

The officers had examined the window in Zambia 's showercub but had considered it too small for hir to escape through , the wall outside too sheer . 

Louis examined Trent with less emotion than he would have given a sandwich . 

He went around the cut in the belly so that he could examine it from the inside . 

I took a hand mirror and examined this wrinkle from the side , frowning to deepen it . 

Paul lay still and silent till the doctor came ; a burly , bearded man who examined him after making sure that they could be left undisturbed . 

` The Review will test that ambition and examine the prospects for securing private sector financing , " said Mr Eggar . 

He examined them from beneath pink-rimmed lids -- as if checking that they were his , Trent thought . 

In Lakoff 's case , it might be a reflection of her training in the Chomskyan tradition , which urges the analyst to examine her own intuitions rather than collecting a corpus of data . 

A study is being conducted in two rural areas to examine the implications of these changes . 

The machine was examined by Home Office scientific experts in Huntingdon who found it used a battery-operated self-arming mechanism and was fired by a motor . 

She was asked to step next door where she was cursorily examined by a female Indian doctor who offered no opinion . 

The rescued man was yesterday being examined by doctors at Middlesbrough General Hospital . 

The behaviour that pursuit of management self-interest might entail is examined below . 

Recovery of renal function was examined in patients who survived more than three months . 

It pays to examine all gutter brackets and clips to ensure no water will drip on to walls . 

After examining her the chief pondered her problem outside the door of the ward . 

Ben , whom she examined for bruises every evening when he came home , seemed to have entered the tough and often brutal world of the secondary school without difficulty . 

The conversation is recorded and transcribed , then minutely examined for recurring clues . 

He sat at the head of the table carefully scrutinising the document in front of him as if it were a religious text which he had to examine for scriptural errors . 

Neither was I told to examine in minute detail , every blade of grass that my kit was to come in contact with . 

His records are removed from their metal box and examined like moon rock . 

The defendant is only entitled to have your client examined by their medical expert . 

He delighted to have the point examined , turned over , scrutinised , probed and polished , until it was sharp and gleaming and ready to demolish the whole controversy . 

The inquiry will examine whether pilot error or mechanical breakdown was to blame , but one expert says Russian aerobatics pilots are not as experienced as their Western counterparts . 

No , I said the officers will produce figures which we will then very , very closely examine . 

Now having been discharged they 're convalescing from surgery with a family in Oxfordshire away from the glare of publicity . 

She had confidently expected to convalesce with her brother and his wife , but they had made no offer , indeed nothing but excuses . 

A friend has told him that the council might be prepared to take the children into voluntary care for a while so that Ahmed can convalesce properly . 

Stephanie said that he had been seriously ill and was convalescing . 

` It 's just that your mother has rather a lot to do while I 'm convalescing . " 

His health broke down under the strain of overwork , and he returned to Ortona in 1869 to convalesce . 

However , strange to say , the Atari VCS never penetrated Japan , and this allowed Nintendo -- previously known mainly for board games and packs of cards -- to dominate the market there .

He believed , however , that the overdraft would dominate the lending market , as it does in France and Germany .

Japanese giants Sega and Nintendo dominate the £500 million-a-year industry , having captured almost half the market .

When Margaret Thatcher became leader the party was still dominated by these men who had been through the war together .

In both countries the following decades were to be dominated by the issue of how to put the railways on a sound financial footing .

Alternatively , from the mid-1970s , a new libertarian strand of thinking came to dominate the Conservative party .

Depending upon the issue , different groups will get their own way and no one group dominates power within society .

BRITISH scientists and businessmen are trying to break into a vital slice of the semiconductor industry which foreign companies now dominate .

During the 1950s , Sir John Neale presented an alternative view , which dominated historical accounts for a generation , but which some now believe was based upon questionable assumptions .

The following day 's news was still being dominated by intense speculation as to whether Urquhart would run .

It is yet another record sequence for the club which dominates the rugby league scenario so completely .

By 1937 the Communists were almost completely dominating the rest of the Left , both organizationally and intellectually .

To European eyes United States communications policy seemed dominated by the Department of Defense .

Although some trade frictions were discussed , the agenda was dominated by security issues .

In his youth , I discover , he too was sucked into a hippy cult that was dominated by a leader with suggestive powers .

Mr Najibullah , many of his key ministers , elite units of the Afghan army and most of the Pakistan-based Mujahideen groups are members of the Pushtun tribes which have dominated Afghanistan for 200 years .

The Conservatives had dominated Hampshire county politics for over a century .

Even though Lully dominated French musical life for several decades and continued to exercise an influence even after his death , no autograph scores or parts survive for any of his works .

Revelations of the Watergate affair , which dominated the world 's media in spring 1974 , did not help .

Chris , who dominated cycling events at the Barcelona Olympics , will take part in major health promotion events when his hectic racing schedule permits .

I expect the Establishment Division refused to supply her with a tape-recorder ( and for good reason , one might think ) , so she 's brought one of her children 's instead .

Mother , in the meantime , had supplied the school inspector with countless sick notes , always provided by her tame doctor .

In fact , they supplied us with typewriters -- and there 's one of them ! "

G Tec has supplied the lottery with equipment since nineteen eighty six .

In addition to the £50,000 that the DHSS contributed towards training and information for the changes , it also agreed to supply a copy of relevant HMSO publications to every bureaux .

A new Consultancy Brokerage Service will supply information to small companies .

The trial collapsed after former Defence Minister Alan Clark admitted in court the Government knew firms were supplying machinery to Iraq and breaking an arms embargo .

The supply curve from the partner country now reverts to PuSu and the partner supplies imports of BD to the home country .

In spite of a Soviet offer of a mutual end to arms supplies , the USA continued to supply military aid to UNITA .

Generally , you will be supplied with a third copy for your file .

The YC-5 colour changer was supplied with cards pre-punched for knitting double jacquard .

Government figures showed that in 1987 , 1.6 million people were supplied with water containing too-high traces of nitrates .

Documents supplied to Congress on the eve of the summit initially failed to provide a clear picture , however , and were privately described by US officials as " ambiguous " .

Any medication or dressings supplied to the long-stay patients would need to be logged .

Recently a new S80 large fork lift has been supplied to the warehouse .

Autocar & Motor is now supplied to all newsagents on a permanent sale-or-return basis .

Li Peng also said that China supplied arms to Nepal for its defence .

The plaintiffs supplied photographic transparencies to the defendants for the defendants to consider their suitability for use in an advertising campaign .

Worth US$7,000 million , it committed Iran to supply oil and gas to Ukraine in return for chemicals , concrete , pipes and other goods .

In return , the Reagan team , when in government , would supply weapons and spare parts to Iran for use in its war against Iraq .

Saudi Arabia agrees to supply Jordan with half of its oil needs .

During his visit the Americans offered to supply Britain with 60 of their Thor intermediate-range ballistic missiles to reinforce the nuclear deterrent while the V Force was being built up with Vulcans and Victors .

Peter Davies ' family have supplied cider apples to Bulmers for a century from their farm at Dormington .

In 1986 , Norway supplied Romania with 12.5 tons of heavy water , on the strict understanding that it would not be re-sold .

The longest-ever Land Rover was supplied last week to Eastern Electricity for overhead maintenance work .

Some mobile phone retailers are now supplying the once popular car phone free , bar an installation charge , and rely on bill-related bonuses to make up the entire profit .

These discs cover a wide range of musical styles and are supplied to you free of charge ; you only pay for them if you use them .

Such cars should be supplied at the same basic price as charged for the dealer 's regular supplies .

We only supply newspapers if we believe a new outlet will expand the market .

Its training programme is a natural offshoot of its main task , which is to supply family videos through its three rental shops .

Surprisingly , both the Portable and the Kodak were supplied without a battery , so I could n't test them .

Initially Lotus will supply the software through its own channels , recently bolstered in a search for more sophisticated resellers .

Stirling envisaged a much larger force of raiders with a permanent base deep in the desert , supplied by air , which could descend at will on the coastal lifeline of the Axis forces .

These raiders maintained contact with their base by wireless , and were supplied by air .

Bridget Freemantle 's letter , however , indicates that by February 21 , 1749 , she had already supplied all the manuscripts in her possession : 

I wrote a letter to The Times about this lunacy , and it was picked up and ridiculed by all the national papers . 

For many years Norfolk and the whole of East Anglia has been neglected and ridiculed by the music industry . 

Hostile staff or fellow prisoners are known to use the technique of ` winding you up " to force a display of feeling , which is then punished or ridiculed . 

From its inception , traditional medicine came to form an integral part of the popular health system , while in the ` official " system it was either ignored and ridiculed or was incorporated and exploited for profit . 

The headmistress , who had always ridiculed her for being bad at games , now referred to her as ` our best pupil " and gave her a set of Shakespeare , duly inscribed . 

Some anglers , of course , ridicule this goal by catching such fish like shelling peas ; the name John Bailey and big roach for instance are synonymous , he has a list of two and three pounders to his credit as long as your arm . 

It is easy to ridicule such an argument by pushing it to absurd limits . 

Thus , Titmuss ridiculed the contortions of some economists in trying to base models on unreal statistical categories , such as that of the ubiquitous ` average family " ( Abel-Smith and Titmuss , 1987 , p. 9 ) . 

On returning to Valparaiso on 11 March 1819 , he obtained no credence -- ` all ridiculed the poor man for his fanciful credulity and his deceptive vision . " 

He censures the younger generation of Romans which , during the war with Perseus , had been infected by Greek laxity in social customs ( 35.25.4 ) , and joins company with Marcus Porcius Cato , of all people , to ridicule Aulus Postumius for his untimely display of fluency in Greek ( 39.5 ) . 

In 1922 he published his first book , Le Dragon de bambou , ridiculing the reforms in Annam . 

It was made by the famous Boulting Brothers , who had already begun ridiculing national institutions in comedies such as Brothers In Law , Lucky Jim and I 'm All Right , Jack . 

( The election of mock ` mayors " was once very popular , designed to ridicule genuine mayor-making in neighbouring towns . ) 

Last night , Fry systemically ridiculed the letter with which Flashman signalled the end of his seven-year reign at Underhill . 

Howe 's attack was two-pronged : he ridiculed official denials that a policy split existed in the Cabinet over Europe and he made trenchant ( and remarkably personal ) criticisms of Mrs Thatcher 's style of leadership . 

Casaubon ridicules the idea that the straightforward collection of factual data about fleas and lice can provide the moral and civilizing education of the sort given by a study of the wise and sensitive works of humane literature . 

In its usual puppet-like manner the British government went along with the White House , initially ridiculing the suggestion that America would have supplied arms to Iran . 

The purpose of detailing the relationship between the Irish constitution and the papal teaching of the period has not been to ridicule seemingly outdated church -- state dispositions . 

He ridicules but secretly envies Saburov , who accepts professional obscurity and poverty rather than compromising his talent by betraying his artistic ideals . 

If any private company had behaved like that , its bosses would have been savaged and ridiculed . 

Koresh has been demonized by the government , and his followers ridiculed as cultists . 

Even a sense of the importance of its subject-matter can generate the pious " holier-than-thou " tone of voice , so much detested and ridiculed -- probably quite rightly -- by our society . 

How anyone can ridicule and trivialise such an attempt to make life more pleasant in Darlington is totally beyond me , particularly when the person primarily responsible is the Mayor and first citizen of the town . 

Meton lived in Athens and appears as a character ridiculed by Aristophanes in The Birds , produced in 414 BC . 

This situation is reminiscent of the ` competing currencies " approach to EMU suggested by Nigel Lawson and then John Major , and ridiculed by Edward Heath as impossible . 

Why is Prince Charles 's support for organic gardening and farming continually ridicules by the daily newspapers ? 

For his pains he was christened ` H-Bomb Harold " and ridiculed by the popular press when he reached Tokyo only in time to find that the test had already been held . 

The Fluminense and Botafogo players were jeered off the pitch after their Rio de Janeiro championship match on Sunday and ridiculed by the press for perpetrating an error-ridden , turgid version of their country 's beautiful game . 

Iraq announces that it has started to pull its forces out of Kuwait , a claim ridiculed by the West . 

Here was a man easily ridiculed because of the words he has been forced to eat . 

It may well be the case that an egregious idiocy has formed the basis of a political tradition -- examples of this are plentiful -- but ridiculing an historical phenomenon does not explain it . 

Private sector economists have openly ridiculed the $45bn figure . 

Those who ridiculed his expanding waistline now view it with tender understanding . 

The vast majority of teachers recognise that the carrot and stick argument of ` work hard and you 'll get a good job " is ridiculed by many youngsters , at an earlier and earlier age . 

This new strategy was ridiculed by the Soviet leadership and opposed by the heavy engineering sector inside Czechoslovakia . 

My touching faith in the Chancellor 's resolve and commitment to anti-inflation policy was ridiculed by those with whom I had this discussion , who were obviously much more deeply cynical than I am . 

There are persistent claims that Churchill sent a small group of secret agents to France outside SOE operations but , because no documentation exists , these claims are ridiculed by self-professed experts . 

The elderly who expressed continuing sexual interests would be mercilessly ridiculed by the youth groups of their village . 

One man who spoke about already having made the decision to only have safer sex was ridiculed by some of the others . 

` Of course I do n't like being ridiculed , " she said sharply . 

At this time the reviews controlled ` the public taste " , and the 1807 Poems were widely ridiculed . 

Its planning and management were reportedly rent with the schisms for which the left is sometimes ridiculed . 

The learner may even be ridiculed for taking too long in her care , and an attitude of ` why bother ? " will develop . 

The bovine TB bacterium was first isolated from a badger in June 1971 , some 20 years after farmers in Cornwall had been ridiculed for suggesting that badgers were involved in the spread of TB to cattle . 

If some investigative journalist had claimed that Crabb died while making an unauthorised underwater inspection of the Russian cruiser he would have been ridiculed on the grounds that he had no proof . 

Some of the people I had interviewed were ridiculed , relegated to a position of insignificance , although one was their senior vice-president in New York . 

You 're not really ridiculing the anger I experience at your flippant pseudo-feminist attitude . 

` Peterborough " , the Daily Telegraph 's columnist , was probably not alone in ridiculing the 1942 Beveridge Report 's idea of marriage as a partnership , which he referred to as ` Cupid 's team " . 

This is considered eccentric both by Mrs Honeychurch and Freddy and they ridicule Cecil 's values . 

Although Sollas referred to natural selection , he elsewhere ridiculed Darwin 's theory as incapable of explaining how the higher types were actually produced . 

Terry was still talking to Frank , but Frank ridiculed everything he said to the point where they , too , hardly spoke . 

All the tension and nervousness and anger was released in one swift exit from the man who had dominated , despised and ridiculed her ever since they had first met . 

Mr Smith launched a stinging attack on John Major , ridiculing him as a man who has lost control of events . 

For Landry , Leapor is ridiculing nostalgic ideas of the function of the country house : 

Once there he held a much-publicised news conference during which he ridiculed American intelligence and claimed he had been held in captivity by the CIA . 

Now he 's back , ridiculing the sausage-machine interview set-up . 

Archaeologists have long ridiculed ley lines -- the idea that prehistoric sites were deliberately aligned . 

Zoshchenko could caricature them in the 1920s , but by the 1930s it became too dangerous to ridicule what had solidified into a standardized bureaucratic mode of oppression . 

Some remarks ridiculed President Bill Clinton 's plan to lift the ban on gays in the military , the newspaper said . 

HOLLYWOOD has stopped being the dream factory and instead become the poison factory , challenging conventional notions of decency , undermining the family , ridiculing religion and promoting contempt for authority . 

Ridiculing what they saw as the earnest cultivation of neurosis by the paint-bespattered Action painters , as well as the misguided naývetý of the social conscience realists , this new vanguard was mocking , cerebral and impersonal . 

If you have never experienced this , try it out for yourself one day when your mind is calm and you are not with companions who will ridicule you or otherwise disturb your peace of mind . 

Channel 4's Have I Got News For You team , headed by Angus Deayton and starring Private Eye editor Ian Hislop and comedian Paul Merton , mercilessly ridiculed anyone . 

Some writers and journalists ridiculed her appeals , which were often received with hostility by militant students . 

The fabliaux , however , show very much less interest in exposing the wickedness of the tricksters than in ridiculing the tricked . 

All she wanted was to be their friend , but they responded by ridiculing her . 

Her friends ridiculed her , seeing for the first time how the balance in their relationship had shifted in favour of adorable Diana . 

When I say that Dolores had never heard the term gig before joining the band I am not taking the piss or ridiculing her . 

She lost no opportunity to diminish Miss Hatherby in her daughter 's eyes and was always ready to ridicule her . 

The 16-year-old boy complained that his mother , who remarried and had three younger sons by her second husband , kept picking on him and ridiculing him . 

It was easy to ridicule him -- his battered old topee , his stout figure , the perspiration which never seemed to dry up however often he mopped his bald pate . 

The French , after all , were the enemies of Russia , and indirectly of the family he despised , and the officers who had hated and ridiculed him . 

` It was you who allowed me to work here ; why do you ridicule me ? " 

` When you 've finished ridiculing your superior officer , you may care to give your attention to what we learnt back there . " 

Liverpool Mayor Rosie Cooper , the daughter of deaf parents , said : ` They are ridiculing deaf people . " 

` And there 's no need to ridicule my speech , either , " he added sulkily . 

If it had been suggested at any other time , by anyone else , she probably would have laughed , ridiculed the suggestion , treated it with casual indifference . 

Critics seized on the ` humbler passages " in his poems in order to ridicule the theory . 

He peppered his designs with slogans which ridiculed Virgin , and then challenged the company to use them . 

You do not feel inhibited because you have n't prepared adequately or fear that other people might catch you out or ridicule you . 

Levein , while in sardonic mood , also ventured the opinion that Robertson might get ` three and a half minutes against the Germans " .

This was welcomed by the head of the Open Software Foundation in Japan , Dr Rob Morel , who ventured that possibly the Foundation was better positioned than before as a ` truly independent standards organisation " .

` The hut will stay warm for a while yet , " she ventured , despising the timid note in her voice , but powerless to disguise it .

` I do n't think I 'd call New Zealanders foreigners , " ventured Greg Hocking , in protest .

` Bit sad , " ventured Lewis , ` about Mr Aldrich 's daughter . "

You may indeed call it a temperamental difference , but I venture we are talking about something rather more .

` Should n't we stay , " she ventured , ` to see what happens ? "

` He 'd do that all right but look at what he 's getting mixed up ` It may be just talk , " she ventured edgily .

The President has also been criticised from the right , with Republicans mystified at Mr Bush 's demarche . 

Mr Gossip jumped left at his fences which mystified Henderson , who said he has not done it before . 

For a Christian it is a question of faith , but this is a profound , ` adult " question that is mystifying to children . 

Reporting development in the child 's meeting of attainment targets and achievements in SATs introduces a new range of jargon that will mystify many parents . 

They were surprised by his zeal and suspected trouble , but Nails was amenable and even civil during the journey , mystifying them still further . 

The King 's uncle said , ` You mystify our friends from the West . 

In my simplicity I duly said the collect , which was listened to with silent interest until the end , when there would be a great burst of laughter , which mystified me . 

The reply , which has mystified me until this day , was , ` Oh ! we did n't know you meant that one ! " 

The corruption , cynicism and disillusionment which now proliferate should not mystify us . 

This peculiar state of affairs mystified me , as I had expected the presence of a local bus IDE host card to make itself felt in a big way . 

How she managed to get through the next few hours mystified her . 

An early attempt by ex-ministers to overthrow Banda in 1964 ended in total failure ; three high-ranking party members disappeared in a car crash in 1982 . 

The junta that overthrew the old Emperor Haile Selassie in 1974 brutally eliminated the tiny , rich and greedy elite around him . 

Following the revolt that overthrew the dominion in April of 1689 , he was a member of the council of safety that ran the colony 's affairs until a popular convention voted to resume the old charter government . 

Portuguese cavalry officer and a leader of the Armed Forces Movement , the group of junior officers which overthrew the dictatorship of Marcelo Caetano in the bloodless revolution of 1974 . 

The carnage led army officers to overthrow Traore in March 1991 . 

The trial opened on Jan. 9 of 14 senior military officers , including five major-generals , facing charges of mutiny and attempting to overthrow the government by force . 

Therefore they find it just to overthrow the Northern statelet by whatever degree of force proves necessary . 

The JVP , fighting to overthrow the government for the past two-and-a-half years , did not respect the ceasefire , first imposed by the government for 72 hours on 27 September . 

They were accused of having plotted to overthrow the government on behalf of former President Jean-Baptiste Bagaza , in exile in Libya . 

When the Slav nations of the Ottoman Empire tried without success to overthrow Turkish authority , Russia gradually moved from diplomatic pressure in their favour to a declaration of war in April 1877 . 

On Monday 30 September 1991 troops overthrew the elected government of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide , who had taken office on 7 February 1991 . 

Even before the abject failure of the People 's Will conspiracy , many radicals were aware that on their own they could not overthrow the existing order . 

Goya 's life , on the other hand , coincides with the decline and ultimate collapse of the Empire ; Spanish rule in America had been overthrown by the time of his death in 1828 . 

However , in the event , Soviet regimes were set up in Estonia and Latvia in October 1917 , but were overthrown by German occupation . 

After their withdrawal , the Azerbaijan government was overthrown by a rising in Baku and a Soviet Socialist Republic was established . 

Such satisfactions have enabled civilizations to persist over time , and they have not , therefore , been overthrown by the suppressed masses . 

Early in 1979 the Shah was overthrown by a widespread national revolution . 

In April 1974 the government of Marcello Caetano was overthrown by a group of army officers with a leftist agenda , and in 1976 a new democratic Constitution was introduced . 

Pincanheale was the site of two Northumbrian church councils in 787 and 796 , and it may be that Aethelwald was overthrown at a gathering there of his magnates and leading churchmen . 

The depraved state of women in monogamy , associated as it is with private property and capitalism , will according to him , be replaced when capitalism is overthrown . 

The Umayyads were finally overthrown and the first Abbasid , Abul-Abbas , took the throne . 

In April 1974 the regime was overthrown in a bloodless coup led by young Army officers , and in 1976 a new democratic Constitution was promulgated . 

A civilian government , elected in 1978 , was overthrown in a military coup in November 1980 , after which the 57-member National Assembly and the Constitution were suspended . 

He was accused of involvement in one of two failed military coups in Morocco which had attempted to overthrow King Hassan II . 

Carrie stood knee deep in the dry , sweet-smelling hay and helped Albert take Frederick 's huge forkfuls that were so heavy , sometimes , it made them both stagger . 

Outside stood a man , middle-aged , with thinning dark hair and a black moustache , wearing jeans and a lightweight jacket in pale blue plastic . 

Behind Rayne stood his two servants , Ant and Monkey , as thin as their master was fat ; their job was to deliver the food to those who bid successfully for it . 

He checked the door of the church was locked and stood engrossed in his own thoughts about Cranston . 

Then the door was flung open and Boz stood in the doorway , wild-eyed and angry . 

The few detectives who were not out making enquiries sat or stood around the office , some on the telephone , some making notes , others simply chatting . 

The king himself stood athwart the arch and observed her from behind his mask . 

The stadium was packed beyond capacity ; in every nook and cranny people crammed together , standing four deep on the walkways and filling the steps between the seats . 

Lexandro stripped off his mustardy cadet 's tunic , and boots , and loincloth quickly and stood naked . 

For what seemed an age he stood stock-still , his silvery-green eyes on her face , then he reached up and , feeling in the cavity , retrieved its contents . 

Yanto was a bit unsure how to take him as he stood there swaying and Billy 's befuddled mind was getting angrier by the second . 

I kept looking up at the Royal Box and thinking , ` Stevie Foster would have stood there . " " 

In the rectory garden the twins still laughed and clapped , more amused than ever because he was still standing there with his eyes closed , smiling at them . 

As they mounted the motorcycle , Yanto stood upright on the footrests and looked over the hedge across the road towards the big house . 

She almost wept with relief as his strong fingers closed round her hand and guided her to the safety of a broad platform of stone , where at last it was possible to stand upright . 

I stood fearfully against a board as in rapid succession the knives flashed through the air and encircled my body . 

All this bristling weaponry was aimed at a line of about forty men standing against the wall . 

At the shop door they all stood around her , and she looked at them solemnly now and said , ` Thank you so much . 

He was watching Stella who stood at the fireplace , leaning against the armchair in which Potter now sat holding court . 

Ten minutes later , they were standing at the window of the cutler 's shop . 

Sufficiently stoned but not unreasonably so , we stand before the bathroom mirror , marvelling at the crisp clean surfaces of ourselves and one another . 

He took a step towards her , then another , until he stood before her , face to face . 

Simon had disappeared into the crowd still milling about the hall , and fitzAlan was standing before her . 

Mr Evans stood behind the counter and read the letter and Albert and Carrie watched him . 

I stood behind her and , when she said the word , helped her to heave the load from the ground . 

Laura was standing a little behind me , smiling as the wind tousled her hair . 

He lifted out a white silk blouse trimmed with fine lace , felt the fabric and handed it to the sales assistant who stood behind them . 

There he was , standing beside the bed in grey trousers and a black jersey , and looking disgustingly wide-awake . 

Emily was standing beside the stationary Lagonda , holding a bicycle . 

Mr Allen was tactless enough to offer his opinion while standing beside Mr Dinkins . 

One of those people who stood beside you and waved one of those big carpet-beater things . 

Nick looked across the room to where a fat man in jeans stood by the bar and ticked the side of his forehead like a taxi driver acknowledging a tip . 

She stood by the glittering bottles and looked at him expectantly . 

For the second show their Captain stood by the pianist and rapped out the rhythm . 

I stood by the railings and looked across the remains of the grass to where the dyke used to be . 

He stood by one of the huge wooden spoked wheels of the hay wagon and looked around . 

Something inside her knew it was ridiculous , but she stood in the middle of the room , staring at each hand helplessly , unable to decide . 

They stood in the middle of the road as we approached cautiously . 

They were standing on the paved area behind the house : all the windows were dark , the garden chairs and the round table abandoned and vulnerable . 

` And how many humans could even stand on a ball , let along run slowly on it ? " demanded Gurder . 

Flames seethed along each crack in its wall , and for Ruth , standing on the circular floor , it was like being in the middle of a fire -- an icy , silent fire . 

The Europeans all stand on the station veranda , while an African crowd stands outside the station beside the tracks . 

She hurried to the front door , glaring at the man who stood on the step . 

He climbed on one side of the desks , stood on tiptoe , and , forcing up the skylight , eased his head through into the icy December wind . 

The Doctor stood outside the command vehicle under heavy guard . 

Luke stood outside his own front door and read the note that Susan had left under the door-knocker , telling him that she was staying at the Palings Hotel . 

If a would-be burglar was standing outside your front or rear door , how many neighbours could see him ? 

She watched him as she stood outside Faye 's hospital room , and thought what a thoroughly manly man he was too . 

The man , in his early 30s , was wounded in the stomach after two gunmen opened fire as he stood outside his Hazelfield Street home yesterday afternoon . 

Oh , I stood outside the primary school this morning and spoke to the other mothers , and none of them want anything to do with it . 

I stood under trees , surveying the stone walls and vines of the Villa Diodati . 

We were standing around him in a ragged semi-circle in the gym at the end of our physical education period . 

He climbed out of Armstrong on my side and stood over me until I pushed down my window . 

She watched Burun dismount , and when he turned to face her they stood wordlessly . 

At that precise moment , just over a hundred miles away , Mavis Evers stood barefoot on Bournemouth beach and contemplated suicide . 

Gesturing that she was to follow him , he began to march along the path that led down the hill , and was quickly out of sight . 

He clutched his ear , then gestured them to lean against the side walls . 

Orcadai gestured them to silence and paced the length of the room . 

He is sitting behind his large desk and does not gesture you to sit . 

I went back to my desk , picked the folder.up , and gestured her to a chair . 

Talbot led them to the wardroom and gestured them to their seats . 

Gesturing his captains aside he grasped the Halfling by the shoulder and gently shook him . 

He took the seat to which Carson had gestured him and glanced at the message slip . 

He gestured for her to move aside so he could take a closer look at the microphone . 

The sergeant considered , shrugged and gestured for the old man 's papers . 

The policeman kicked it away and gestured for Whitlock to approach the police car . 

` I guess not , " Sabrina replied then gestured towards the bodies . 

He gestured towards the notes Lindsey had taken from the envelope . 

Blanche gestured with her right hand , inviting him to continue . 

Barclays director of UK Retail Services Seymour Fortescue predicts that history will mark the late 1980s as the watershed of personal banking . 

In the eve-of-election euphoria , party aides had been confidently predicting that the Liberal Democrats could achieve a total of 29 or 30 seats . 

In language that was strikingly reminiscent of the Khmers Rouges , a CPP official predicted that popular anger at the conduct of the election might lead to ` insurrection or riot " . 

We would be interested to know whether the sample was sufficiently large to detect differences between the paper and computer systems for these infrequent events ; we predict that the computer would be superior . 

For the geographer , the opportunity to analyse and predict this resilience is a marvellous challenge . 

But then again , you could n't have predicted they 'd get this far in the first place . 

I predict you 'll find the old man never did like the idea of the family getting involved in political crimes . 

Even so , navigation would be a problem -- especially since you could not predict where you would arrive . 

Predicting when ovulation will take place in advance is important when trying for a baby . 

It means that science would not be able to predict how the universe would begin , if general relativity is correct . 

The bright future predicted when Crawford had travelled to Hollywood two years earlier had turned sour . 

It is difficult to predict how the court will react to future challenges on the grounds of mistake . 

Analysts predict it to report profits of £41 million in 1991 , compared with £63 million in 1990 . 

A US Department of Energy report has predicted output to rise from 890 million tonnes to 1,240 million tonnes in the next 20 years . 

I also predict Rocky to get a first team start BEFORE Christmas …

Speaking at the British International Motor Show , Ford of Britain chairman , Derek Barron , predicted 2.02 million sales for 1990 . 

Hare 's sights are set high , but he thinks it best not to listen to those who predict a bright future for him . 

The Irishman also predicts a big future for rising star Brandeston who was injured in the Mackeson last month , and is hoping Cuddy Dale will soon be back in training for next year 's National . 

Gordon Campbell , Courtaulds director responsible for fibres , predicted an exciting future for Tencel , saying that extensive market development work had confirmed its potential in textile applications . 

The USFWS has predicted more encounters with polar bears in the NorthSlope oil fields due to an increase in the mid-Beaufort Sea population . 

The discovery should have been predicted a decade earlier by Einstein . 

I could have told you this at the height of his reputation , just as I could have predicted his downfall after a few short years in the limelight . 

All the delegates predicted an increase in migratory pressures . 

With an unstable demand for money , it is difficult to predict the effect on interest rates of a change in money supply . 

Under such circumstances one can predict the final outcome with rather more confidence , for a child in this situation is sustained and encouraged in the response he originally adopted . 

Expect your appetite to get out of control once a month or so : if you predict it , you can cope with it more readily . 

In his talk the president all but predicted the re-emergence of the Inquisition , this because questions were being raised ` by members of the lay public " . 

Mr Joe Marino , general secretary of the Bakers , Food and Allied Workers , predicted a close vote . 

Enormous political and scientific concern was stimulated by the realisation that such a decline had been predicted by Professor Bernard Ulrich of Gottingen University . 

Nigeria , with an estimated 108,000,000 people , was predicted to double its population by 2010 . 

Logitech predicts a life span of between six months and a year .Overall , I liked the MouseMan Cordless very much . 

But the dictation and domination some predicted for athletics has n't happened . " 

The Cabinet changes predicted for some weeks were announced on May 20 . 

Voters behave in ways that , as far as the collective pattern of choices is concerned , political scientists are largely able to predict from their occupations , social origins and personalities . 

Like the basic designs , which are mainly of the maze type , it is very difficult to predict from the punchcard or design what will appear on the fabric . 

But when you explore the same region of the visual field with a moving spot you get a result that you could not have predicted from the responses with stationary spots . 

At the moment we are unable to predict with accuracy who will or will not abuse . 

Francis Bacon predicted to Michael Wishart that Minton would invite him to share it , as Wishart was then living with relations in the country and sleeping occasionally on the sofa in Bacon 's studio . 

Meanwhile , the International Energy Agency ( IEA ) predicted on Sept. 3 that demand for OPEC oil in the first quarter of 1992 would reach 25,300,000 bpd . 

It is obviously important to the managers of such organisations to be able to predict by how much the process will improve after particular lengths of time and numbers of products made . 

But the Association of Metropolitan Authorities predicted more than two million would complain . 

` Stick around and you 'll find out , " she predicted tautly , rubbing at her wrist . 

He predicted there would be no shortage of volunteers , who could acquire the necessary skills on short courses . 

Yet the export drive predicted for nearly a decade has yet to happen . 

This sleep can be quite prolonged ; my own son , when he was three , awoke screaming in the early hours one night with a very high fever and typical picture of Belladonna . 

She awoke early , took a shower , went to her study and tried to work . 

I awoke some hours later and , feeling refreshed , went out to explore Galway . 

Tom awoke late and came downstairs to find a plate of bacon and eggs kept warm in the oven , and a flurry of domestic activity already in progress . 

He fell asleep , but the pains in his head were still there when he awoke in the morning . 

Shannon awoke the following morning still wrapped in Dane 's arms , and contentment washed over her in a warm wave . 

I awoke in the morning completely refreshed after ten hours of uninterrupted sleep . 

Fergus awoke suddenly ; arms waving about , eyes wild and bright , making no sound other than a faint gurgling noise . 

I awoke at the sounding of five o'clock reveille , shivering in the bitter cold . 

Nigel Lawson awoke at the start of the Conservative Party conference to find himself described as ` This Bankrupt Chancellor " on the front page of the Daily Mail . 

Suddenly she awoke from her dream to noise and violent movement . 

Benny awoke from a dream of Daleks and childhood memories to find herself rocking gently with the motion of a boat . 

John awoke from a shallow , fitful sleep and lay listening to the wind moaning forlornly through the shutters of his room . 

Anna Charsky awoke in the bedroom of her pleasant flat overlooking an historic river . 

I awoke in the soundproofed luxury of the Princess Grace Hospital , none the worse for the two-hour operation . 

I awoke in the middle of the night with a pain in the back of my neck and a beating headache . 

He awoke in hazy sunshine , his head clear , the room freezing in the light of a fresh morning . 

On Sunday morning Rachel awoke to bright autumn sunshine and clear blue skies . 

Lancaster Gate awoke on Monday to find itself accused of doing nothing almost before it had had time to consider doing anything . 

Frogs throng in almost any site with high humidity and standing pools of water . 

That December the birds thronged near Gould 's encampment near Brezi . 

I suppose the , the example of that is where a house wall was pushed in by the , the mass that was thronging outside the Brunwick gates . 

The food is prepared in the prison kitchens by a private catering company -- ARA , which has a contract to provide food at a set cost . 

Yet another master meal was prepared by le chef , Pete , and we ate and drank , and watched an incredible show of lights , all of it free and just for us . 

They depict a stereotyped norm where father makes all the decisions , goes out to work and waits for his meals to be prepared by the wife with occasional assistance of the daughter . 

Then we would prepare breakfast , which would mean fetching the water and collecting wood for the fire , which the men usually did , while two women would be in charge of making the tortillas . 

When preparing his food , you should think in terms of providing a ` finger buffet " with foods you might normally eat with a knife and fork . 

He will prepare food for us when he comes down , so mind what you say in his presence . " 

Perhaps Mrs Bennett was doing likewise in the little room off the kitchen , unless , of course , she was preparing Celia 's own meal . 

By the time Eline came home at dinner time , Nina had prepared a meal of bread and cheese . 

Each evening , as she prepared the evening meal , the heat would start at her waist , spread up the chest , her face would suffuse to crimson and her cheeks puff up . 

Upstairs in the flat , Jeeta and Jamila had prepared a steaming , delicious feast of keema and aloo and all , and rice , chapatis and nan . 

They would be repairing the skylight , I guessed correctly , and were probably a firm Nassim had shares in so he could fiddle the invoices for the insurance company . 

The Covent Garden job , though , will be open to applicants , and I guess there will be some competition for it . 

As I did not now want her to guess my real reason for keeping quiet on this other matter , I used the truth , if not all the truth . 

For that matter , all of us are familiar with the experience of trying , and perhaps managing , to guess the author of a piece of writing simply on the evidence of his language . 

Most of all , they guessed the implications of replacing their cottages with flats in housing-blocks . 

She had the translucent skin of the very ancient and I would have guessed her age at not far from ninety . 

She had guessed the truth from the way he spoke those two words . 

Many women go out to work ; many women ( and some men ) work in the home , but one would never guess the facts from this kind of statement : 

The experiment consisted of presenting an unseen passage of text to a person and asking her to guess one letter at a time . 

For an ugly moment I had been convinced she had guessed the real reason for my avid professional interest in Bill Francis . 

Unfortunately , she felt almost certain that he had guessed the reason for her sudden change of tack . 

She guessed someone in Special Branch or the intelligence services had objected to her enquiries and that Spittals or the commander had simply capitulated . 

Terrified that he would guess her wanton reaction to the heart-stopping touch of his hand , Isabel jerked her head away . 

It is important that you guess the range without measuring , in exactly the same way as for a stone thrower . 

They were staccato with a violence and bitterness which Sabine , stunned , guessed had been suppressed for years . 

There were understandings between us that people did n't guess at . " 

He could see connections between things that no one else in the force would even guess at . 

When he was inside the house , Culley noticed the characteristic he would n't have guessed at . 

And now he found himself wondering whether she knew or guessed about Amy . 

How much could you guess about a conversation between two people walking along a country lane for example ? 

Duncan had guessed right about it being a Shogun , the smaller , two-door version . 

NOT FOR the first time , Pakistan 's selectors kept onlookers guessing about the make-up of their team . 

He had wondered , also , how much the mediciner had been able to guess about his own mind and nature . 

Johnny had moved to the far end of the room and she could no longer see him , but she could guess at the expression on his face . 

We can but guess at the extent of the use of wood or leather containers for storage , cooking , serving , eating and drinking . 

Watching him , they were unable to see each other so could only guess at what warned him . 

Do n't torture yourself with feelings of inadequacy because you ca n't even begin to guess at the correct pronunciation of Abhainn Coire Mhic Nobuil . 

Who 'd have guessed at the start of the season that within a handful of games Oxford United would be looking for a new manager …

There was a young woman there , an attractive girl he guessed at twenty-two , who had been introduced to him as Suzanne Simonis . 

Dot guessed by the papery men lurking inside the walls that she must be ill . 

Nobody would guess from that admirably impersonal account that Milton settled to write his first divorce only a few weeks after the bitter disappointment of his marriage . 

She was another young conservative , I guessed from a rather sheltered background . 

Nell guessed from the centrifuges and freezers what type of work they had been designed for . 

Nobody would guess from his bland description that this experiment infuriated scientists throughout the world . 

Who would have guessed from his cold efficiency that this was only Damien 's second contest in two years . 

They pooled the information they had gleaned or guessed from their several interrogations , and then began in again . 

` I do n't know , but to guess from what happened to the people before you , you will be sent to Germany . 

If they have n't guessed after three clues then she chooses another card . 

There is no limit to the distance you can guess other than the confines of the tabletop . 

The United Biscuit 's chairman could never have guessed in his early days with the firm that it would grow into such a huge food manufacturer . 

This is precisely the sort of work to play to your friends if you want to keep them guessing as to the true identity of the composer . 

Sam made some odd choices , and I guess as the venues get bigger you 've got to get broader . 

I felt angry and humiliated at the time of the argument but I can guess at how he must have felt . 

However , as with all the senses , we can only guess at how other creatures perceive the world . 

He could only guess at where the angled metal of the sprung bolt might be , and hope that with sufficient working around the card would eventually ease it back . 

He could only guess by how much Medmelton had inflated the significance of his presence , but it appeared to have been enough to drive everything else from the communal mind . 

She guessed Stephen was looking at her , she had heard him sigh when her dress had come off . 

She was waiting for him to make some reply , and he said slowly : ` I guess you must be homesick , now Captain Dawson is n't here . " 

` He was a lovely old fellow but nobody would have guessed he was a multi-millionaire . " 

By the way he was wriggling on the seat , she guessed he had an erection . 

He had a wonderful brain , but I guess we did n't know how to make it in bed . 

On this occasion , Murphy 's skill can only be admired visually , and the real force of his audience 's response is only to be guessed at . 

Their destination could only be guessed at , but by their line of march through upper Clydesdale it looked as though they were heading for the West March , possibly even Galloway . 

Her feelings for him may be guessed at from a text she wrote decades later , after Gustave 's death . 

We were turned , lifted , pushed , lowered , pressed and turned again in a direction that could n't be guessed , only feared . 

Quite how wet any particular locality once was can often be guessed through detective work involving an enjoyable study of plants , place-names , and local history . 

It was often difficult to guess which ones had important physiological roles and which were by-products or artefacts formed when tissues were damaged during extraction . 

He knew the river folk pretty well ; he could guess what they had said . 

The goats try to guess who the eagle wants to attack and hide her in a circle . 

All you have to do is guess what year we 're talking about from the clues we give you . 

` But do n't worry , " she added quickly , guessing what he was thinking . 

We could have guessed that Abraham would end up paying over the odds , but not as much as this . 

One might even guess that the orphan thought of ` the wretched rag " as a mother substitute -- such things are not unknown among young children . 

Ruth guessed that the seating arrangements were for the benefit of whoever might be watching their departure , and that they would not prevail . 

When you put it the way you put it , I suppose I should have guessed that you had guessed . 

He guessed that the wall would be excruciatingly hot and that the boy 's skin would be blistering and shrivelling . 

Patrick heard the roar and the storm of applause and guessed that his curiosity had made him miss the shot not only of the tournament but probably of the golfing year . 

Look at this description of a place and try to guess some of the action of the story from it . 

It was like people were looking at me and guessing my age and looking to see if I had a ring on my finger . 

Trent had been correct in guessing their destination to be on the north fork of the Belpan River . 

Michael watched his brother 's face and guessed immediately what was going through his mind . 

And I 'd keep a very careful record and it 'd be on display , the day of the fête , people would have to guess the number of matchsticks in it altogether . ’ 

She guessed Ursula 's diamond-encrusted eternity ring had inflicted the damage and recalled being shown it for the first time nearly ten years ago . 

She might secretly find this tall , elegant man extremely disturbing , but she was n't prepared to let him guess that fact . 

He has pursed his sour lips and guessed my true intentions : if I had not been so bored , I would have sold it . 

` Ah , but you need not have been an outcast , " shrewdly guessed the old lady . 

Last summer , police captured a 23-year-old leader of the group and his wife at a subway station here as they were allegedly on their way to assassinate the legislator .

TheInternational Criminal Court and rebel leaders were negotiating the fate of Kadafi 's son and one-time heir apparent , Seif Islam , who was captured Sunday and faces allegations of war crimes .

The company fought through ambushes to find , kill and capture terrorists .

On Friday , NATO officials confirmed that a Taliban leader had been captured Wednesday in Kandahar 's Maiwand district .

In cooperation with the U. S. , Pakistan captured Ramzi Binalshibh , a planner of the 9/11 attacks , in September 2002. Six months later , Inter-Services Intelligence arrested mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed .

A separate group also claimed to have captured 18 Iraqi national guardsmen and threatened to kill them unless a detained aide of radical Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr was freed , the Arabic-language satellite station Al Jazeera reported .

One of Hamza 's captured Iraqi confederates was a colonel in Hussein 's intelligence service who lived next door to the hide-out .

The group found and captured hundreds of Iraqi workers , scientists and officials and collected millions of pages of seized Iraqi documents .

In another operation last week that was tied to the Marja offensive , coalition forces in Sangin district , also in Helmand 's east , captured three Taliban fighters and seized nearly 150 detonators for bomb making .

In a few months , U. S. commanders say , newly minted Iraqi army units , some of which include soldiers of former dictator Saddam Hussein 's military , have come to excel at capturing insurgents .

Some fighters and medical aides near the front lines outside Port Brega said Saturday that the rebels had probably let loose with celebratory gunfire after witnessing a NATO strike or capturing some Kadafi fighters .

But beyond the declaration that the goal was to kill or capture those responsible for the contractors ' deaths , there was no clear definition of the endgame .

We captured more insurgents in one month than did whole brigades .

On other fronts , the coalition said Saturday that its troops and Afghan security forces had captured two leaders of the militant Haqqani network in a joint operation Friday in Paktika province along the Pakistani-Afghan border .

Helicopters and infantrymen from the 101st Airborne Division captured 41 Iraqi soldiers in separate attacks on Iraqi positions .

Cellphone videos show the former leader bleeding but alive when captured hiding in a drain pipe by fighters of the Transitional National Council .

Dichter , a former head of the Shin Bet domestic security service , also said Israel had determined to its satisfaction that the soldier , captured June 25 in a cross-border raid , was still alive .

It is also the sector where a U. S. soldier was captured by insurgents on June 30.

But in recent months a number of Turkish workers have been captured by militants thought to be associated with Jordanian-born Abu Musab Zarqawi , who U. S. officials say is a leader of the Iraq insurgency .

The U. S. military said that , based on the number of fighters killed or captured by American troops , more foreign fighters crossed into Iraq in May than the previous month .

A resident said about 50 Kadafi militiamen in the desert south of the city were captured by rebel forces and were being held in Ajdabiya , with plans to take them to Benghazi on Friday .

Kadafi 's son Mohammed was reported to have been captured by the rebels as they entered Tripoli last week but then escaped .

MANILA â€� The military today said the country 's top communist rebel fighter was captured in a series of raids described by President Corazon Aquino as a turning point in the battle against the insurgency .

The call to battle reached Wesam Delaema in Amersfoort , a medieval Dutch town where he was captured in May in a raid that turned up homemade propaganda videotapes of a remarkable odyssey .

Many of the suspected fighters who end up in detention are captured in the field by U. S. and coalition forces .

They would not disclose where , but CNN and Fox News reported that he was captured in Nowshera , a largely Pashtun city near Peshawar .

Nashiri allegedly was supervising several Al Qaeda plots when he was captured in 2002 in the United Arab Emirates , and had ascended in Osama bin Laden 's terrorist network .

He said some of the 160 Libyan pro-Kadafi fighters captured in street fighting in Beida last month probably were guilty of killing civilians , he said .

In a few instances , rebels have executed suspected mercenaries captured in battle , according to Human Rights Watch and local Libyans .

Late last month , Islamic militants captured dozens of fighters and paraded them before Western journalists , the latest in a series of embarrassing encounters .

The choice represents the 1.4 million men and women who make up the U. S. military , which led the invasion of Iraq nine months ago and this month captured deposed leader Saddam Hussein .

Iraqi and U. S. forces captured one suicide bomber before he could detonate his explosives belt , U. S. officials said .

Rebel fighters said they captured at least 20 pro-Kadafi fighters .

They said they captured his driver and bodyguard and recovered a large sum of cash and a laptop computer believed to belong to Zarqawi .

On Monday night , a force made up of Afghan and Western troops captured a suspected Taliban commander they said was responsible for weapons procurement and paymaster duties for a local militant cell in Kandahar district .

An initial statement from the military command in Misurata said he had been captured alive , with leg wounds .

Brennan said that the initial mission included the directive to capture Bin Laden alive if possible , but that forces were prepared " for all contingencies .

Zwey said Kadafi 's forces unleashed a rocket barrage on his family 's neighborhood after a band of rebel fighters stole into Ajdabiya during the night and captured a government tank .

There are captured Soviet T-55 tanks , captured Soviet anti-aircraft batteries and captured Soviet mobile garages .

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization force said Thursday that numerous insurgents had been killed while Western and Afghan forces were trying to capture a man described as a senior Taliban leader in the strategic Kajaki district .

He declined comment on a report saying Libyan rebels had captured a British special forces unit that had been on a mission to contact opposition leaders .

The rebels claimed to have captured hundreds of Libyan soldiers and eight tanks .

A Taliban spokesman had earlier identified the captured Westerner as a British national .

NATO officials said they scored a victory Sunday in capturing a Taliban leader and two of his associates in the southern city of Kandahar .

But events on the ground have shifted against him as rebels hoist flags and show off captured tanks .

Pakistani security forces recently captured Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar , the Afghan Taliban 's second in command and the insurgency 's military operations chief .

Both organizations are based in Pakistan , and in recent days , Afghan authorities have paraded captured would-be suicide bombers before the press , prodding them to publicly recount the training and instructions they received across the frontier .

The captured messenger admitted that Zarqawi wrote the letter , said Iyad Allawi , a member of Iraq 's Governing Council .

Authorities in Farah province said attackers apparently managed to smuggle an explosive device into the prison , which housed both captured insurgents and common criminals .

Since Oct.1 , Western coalition forces have killed or captured 16 senior Haqqani leaders in the eastern province of Khowst , and have killed at least five Haqqani commanders in neighboring Paktia province , according to NATO spokespersons .

The freed men said they had agreed to quit their jobs and expressed gratitude to the Taliban for setting them free rather than beheading them , often the fate of captured members of the security forces .

Bergner said the new information came from a man captured July 4 , described as the highest-ranking Iraqi within the Islamic State of Iraq .

He noted that one of Ansar 's highest-ranking members , Aso Hawleri , was captured recently by soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division near the northern Iraqi city of Mosul .

About 30 government loyalists were killed and 15 were captured , Aziz said .

They gather at his feet , not wanting to quack and alert the others , but almost desperate to shout from the waiting . 

He died early one morning with our arms around him , and with the ducks quacking on the beach outside and his dogs lying at the foot of his bed . 

This part of the subtle body can be photographed by a high voltage technique called Kirlian photography .

A police photographer finished the task of photographing the body and its immediate surroundings .

Why were n't they off photographing the three hundred bodies that the Americans were digging up and dumping into a mass grave ?

Pino Settani , who photographs personalities from the world of Italian cinema , music and art , is exhibiting until July with Hadrien Thomas .

Fundi of diabetic patients are photographed with a Canon non-mydriatic polaroid camera ( CR4-45NM ) .

I watched this placid mask of Eastern innocence being photographed by David Bailey .

He then filmed and photographed them as they were enveloped by seaweed and marine concretions .

Swedish astronomers photographed the region on 27 April , and saw the comet -- but the British bank holiday delayed the confirmation for several days .

In 1903 , an august assembly was photographed at the Hotel Metropole on the occasion of a dinner given by Sir George Chubb to meet the Rt Hon Austin Chamberlain , by then Chancellor of the Exchequer .

Further enhancement of detail can be obtained from these surfaces by photographing them with Kodalith® or equivalent high-contrast orthochromatic line film .

Robert Adams has photographed subjects which have usually been ignored by photographers driving somewhere else , to where landscape really begins .

` So will you please answer my question : Why did Creed want information on Nicholas Mallik , and what is the connection with the man he photographed at Lily Neverless " funeral ? "

Sonar contacts were then photographed in order that the Commission could assign recovery priorities .

Anyway I had to photograph the man , I photographed the cow and I had to photograph a background .

A unique view of Holborn Viaduct photographed from a well placed office window on 18 august 1989 .

It is likely that he was photographed in 1887 , shortly after the Nez Perce war , probably at Bismark .

According to Tass , no less , the town was terrorised by visitors from outer space -- small-headed hominoids about 12ft tall who landed their flying saucer in the local park and then went walkabout . 

The local railway administrators were terrorized into collaborating . 

The camp is currently terrorised by the chimp community 's first and only rogue male , Frodo . 

The forest-dwelling people are being murdered , terrorised , infected with diseases and driven from their territories as the forests are being destroyed . 

Between the 1740s and the 1820s , Romney Marsh was openly terrorized by armed gangs of smugglers . 

In prison she terrorized the turnkeys and fellow convicts until , on 4 May 1763 , she travelled with Turlis to the gallows . 

A GANG that terrorised a supermarket boss by threatening his family was found guilty of robbery yesterday . 

In short , young hooligans are terrorising and destroying the neighbourhoods in which they live . 

He said that over 300,000 Bosnian Serbs had been terrorized into fleeing their homes . 

Sure Style acted after a rash of complaints about salesmen terrorising potential customers , refusing to leave their homes until they had agreed to buy double glazing . 

If varnishing a door , it is better to use a 2½ or 3in brush , rather than 1 or 1½in . 

If they then paint and varnish them , they look very attractive to take home . 

The plate was then varnished and dried , providing a hard , multicoloured screen . 

Alternatively , you can varnish the wood or use a spray-can of car paint . 

The wood of the planks was almost white , but it had been sanded and then varnished with gums and resins until it glistened . 

Over the next four months , the weather veered from intense heat to snowstorms . 

Branson 's attitude to his bank had always veered between naivety , respect -- and evasiveness . 

An intellectual ripper , which veers between poetry and pretentiousness . 

Not only did these girls experience and perceive the juvenile court in a different way , they were expected and advised by their solicitors to play a different role from boys : 

a ) Teacher unions should be consulted and advised of the aims and procedures of any Compacts established . 

Her erstwhile Bohemian boyfriend advised firmly against such a risqué job . 

` Do n't be too sure of that , " Rourke advised nastily as the door closed on his two colleagues . 

Michele stood his ground without moving a muscle , and advised quietly , ` I think you should leave now . 

Officials advised yesterday 's meeting that the council 's recreation department , which is responsible for the public areas of the hill , had not identified any practical or physical problems . 

Personally I find the authentic sound of a French orchestra irresistible , although I would advise listening to Disc 2 , track 1 ( the Pavane pour une infante défunte ) . 

Your local Liquitex stockist will be able to advise on such ready prepared painting supports , or you can quite easily prepare your own raw canvas hardboard offcuts , thick plyboard or MDF . 

In some European countries and in some international arbitrations , the tribunal appoints its own expert to advise on technical matters . 

Virtually everybody involved in administering or advising on the tax was influenced by his work . 

` Do n't put it off too long and let the chance slip by , " Faye 's husband advised . 

Try the Saloon , " advised Susan , and they forthwith entered the dingiest and most depressing room they had ever been inside . 

` And do try and appear really keen , Perdita , " advised Sukey . 

` You 'd best not believe 'ardly anything my brother says , " advised Patsy . 

My solicitor will advise me about running the business , how to trade and how best to run the finances . " 

Thus an industrial salesperson may be able to advise his customers on improving productivity or cutting costs . 

Government officials meet regularly with banks to advise them on lending to technology-based companies . 

It is possible that the prospective commissioners will begin advising the Secretary of State on staffing matters next spring . 

Other party leaders who had not been privy to the " election " advised Sonia against accepting the post . 

As a result , we will advise you of the latest schedules on your Final Invoice , but we will not advise you of any timing changes at an earlier date . 

Every good garden design book advises the would-be designer-gardener to " first take your squared paper " and , in fact , it is a good idea to draw the plan to scale . 

The hostel staff advised us about the best areas for walking , and also arranged for the essential guide , to keep us on the right path and to protect us from the buffalo . 

Can you advise me about the pros and cons and tell me the best way to retain their copper finish ? 

But Sanders advises caution for those considering using NT for long-term mission critical applications . 

Hitherto , the central bank had only been able to advise the Treasury on interest rate policy , whereas under the new legislation the bank would be free to set the discount rate itself . 

The team aims to advise the SSD on its service delivery and information provision to Chinese people . 

Under the agreement a joint technical committee was established to advise both governments on the appropriate structures for the joint adminstration of the 1,100-sq km territory . 

He will advise you on the inheritance tax your estate might incur and ways in which this may be reduced . 

It seems likely that he , too , has advised the DTI against publication . 

Mr Singleton advised Sergeant Joe at the beginning to be careful about envelopes . 

He advised caution in the anti-bourgeois backlash , recognising the damage it could cause to the already frail economy . 

After parliamentary pressure , the secretary of state advised a wider range of circumstances in which local authorities were urged to use their discretionary powers . 

Smith advised the manufacturers on how to reduce emissions to better than the 5 per cent permitted under the new Act . 

The department is now advising other customers on how to recycle their waste . 

It has not been possible to assess the state of their health , but fishermen have advised marine biologists that the area contains very little food . 

` Mrs Atkinson 's doctor has advised us that we should consider a transfer . " 

It advises the Chancellor to encourage environmentally cleaner cars rather than taxing cars more punitively to restrict their use . 

Four months after Clare opened her toy shop , her bank manager advised her to close it as quickly as possible , because she was losing money at a steady and frightening pace . 

In fact it was she who had advised him to get a second opinion on the matter , from a lawyer . 

Mr Tate advises prospective purchasers to produce a written list of requirements , and to check them off against the package one by one . 

` Well , I advise you to work hard , and not to look back into your past . 

` Steer clear of Strait Steet , " he advised wryly , turning away , ` otherwise you may be wrong . 

Then in the June issue reader Roger James says he has used it and it caused the rubber seals to swell and advise we check that rubber seals are compatible with silicon fluid . 

She was not advised she had a reasonable civil case until 1985 . 

Whilst both offer excellent value for money , we strongly advise you consider Gold Cover , as this offers cash benefits DOUBLE those of Silver cover -- for less than double the cost per month . 

He wished to be advised about the possibility of seeking compensation for an assault by his neighbour , for which he had received hospital treatment . 

Women are not advised of the risks and the necessary check-up services are rarely available . 

Treatment : The usual prescription for these problems is glasses or contact lenses and although babies can wear them , parents are often advised to wait and see if the problem corrects itself . 

Before making a formal application , candidates are strongly advised to write to the department in which they hope to study in order to obtain advice about their proposed study . 

He also advised that seeds be sent in a vegetating condition , packed in layers of damp sphagnum moss . 

Counsel for the applicant advised that the examination be limited to the issue of the applicant 's fitness to plead and that the defence should instruct their own forensic psychiatrist to report on other possible defences . 

Yesterday Mr McTear , who has developed pneumonia , remained unable to continue giving evidence under cross-examination and his doctor advised that the hearing be ended indefinitely . 

We would advise that the policy has therefore been cancelled and a full refund of premiums for 1991 has been made to your mortgage account . " 

When using the machine for the first time , the manufacturers advise that the machine should be filled to capacity and then emptied , before re-filling and stripping . 

Van Mook was rebuked : the Dutch ambassador in London advised that any Dutchman who negotiated with Sukarno would be tried for treason . 

All the best books advise that the texture should be like fine breadcrumbs , and this is literally the state it should be in . 

Experts advise that sunscreens should be reapplied on a hourly basis ( a dollop of cream about the size of a grape is a good guideline for your face ) . 

He advises that while the unit backs onto our store , as a self-contained unit , it should continue to be available for let on the open market . 

The German Herbarium did not have a copy of the thesis , but they did advise that the botanist had moved to the United States after completion of her doctorate degree . 

John Prescott , Labour 's transport spokesman , made a blistering attack on the Government 's under-investment in rail , and promised that Labour 's transport policies would be geared to preventing environmental damage . 

He was coaxing me to walk a bit further without having to carry me , by promising that it was just a bit further . 

He promised that the Clinton administration would make a clean break . 

I did n't want to , but she made me promise that if she got evidence that he was ripping me off , I 'd go along with her . " 

The fly sheet giving details of how to enter had promised that the winner would open a local shop and launch a car . 

` Look , I 've promised I 'll tell ye the story of that family , and after dinner I will . 

Mr Arbor had promised them cost savings , the CBoT 's name and resources , and rights to trade a few marginal Chicago products -- but no cash . 

But just because I promised I 'd make you a rich widow , do n't think you 're going to get rid of me yet . 

Having decided to go there , she promised herself there would be no more hopeless dreams . 

He sent his parents a letter promising that ` if the good Lord God be merciful unto me and bring me safe home again , I will all the days of my life serve Him in praising His Holy name and exhorting others " . 

It will be more convenient , I promise you , than the alternative . " 

Alcatel spokesman John Highhams confirmed last night his company had been promised the contract if the project was given the green light in the Chancellor 's Autumn statement . 

She promised an injection of cash into the economy to kick-start the building industry . 

Arthur shook hands with the boy and promised him , ` Your mother and I will make sure it 's a special Christmas this year when they give you your first leave . 

She promised herself that she would try once more when she got to work . 

I 've promised him that I will make a new life for myself and not think of the past . 

I stood there and promised them that I would stay alive until I had killed the monster . 

The Japanese also promised to improve access for foreign companies to markets including glass , paper , legal services and computers . 

The last edition of Network promised to reveal some of the plans for Clarence . 

She had been invited to dinner on Sunday evening by another member of her women 's group , and she had promised to take a pudding . 

Although the Government promise action to preserve hedgerows , they have not produced proposals for a hedgerow protection Bill . 

The government has already promised extra cash to pay for longer transmissions for the BBC 's World Service in Arabic and Persian . 

Parents have been promised the right to stay in hospital with their sick children at all times . 

Mr Parkinson promised extra security inspectors at airports , some posing as terrorists to test security . 

` As soon as I heard about you , I promised myself I 'd make sure you retired early from the orchestra pit . 

The French had promised independence to Lebanon but -- to Churchill 's deep concern -- de Gaulle seemed intent on clinging to France 's colonial power . 

MMI 's personal customers were promised a transfer to other insurers . 

They can , therefore promise the moon to Scotland in the knowledge that they will never be required to deliver it . 

Jackson did promise some attention to the matter but it seems that nothing was granted . 

He promised attacks by his cartel would cease if the government agreed to negotiate . 

Trevor Francis has been promised more cash for new players , despite Sheffield Wednesday 's £2m debt . 

The Conservatives have presented their Election manifesto with Mr. Major promising more power for the people and moves towards a lower tax rate . 

Radio stations have promised live transmission from the tiny graveyard at midnight , and local police have been mobilised to keep order among sightseers . 

She also made him promise the usual things like writing to her every day and keeping warm . 

Meanwhile , the Bush Administration has promised new plans on protecting the owl , although it is unclear at present as to how much logging will be permitted under them . 

In Dallas , the plastic-pitched Cotton Bowl needs more than $20 million of work , of which $13m has already been promised by the local council . 

Legal action was also promised by the Government but only belatedly did the Minister for the Arts pursue the matter under the Public Libraries and Museums Act 1964 . 

Main had been promised by the Cunningham party that he would regain his place , yet it had not been done . 

Traders say they were promised that Merchants Quay would be at the centre of a thriving complex of shops , restaurants and homes , but now they 're surrounded by offices , and cut off from customers . 

` I will , if you continue in that vein , " he promised savagely . 

` Tomorrow , " he promised softly , ` I will show you my world -- our world that is to be . " 

They said goodbye to each other and promised not to ignore each other the next time they met . 

It promised about 25,000 people who have already booked that they will get refunds of up to £70 each . 

Last June vote-hungry Mr Clinton promised to side with California . 

` Anyway , I 've promised not to go until this practice is flourishing , and I 'm sticking to that . " 

` She will , my dear , I promise , but you must give her a chance . 

The first draft , Fielding promised , was only three weeks away . 

` We will cosset you with fluffy towelling bathrobes , fresh flowers , a glossy magazine and a chilled bottle of champagne with breakfast , " promises the brochure . 

He had promised Comfort that he would tell no one about the woman who had spat at her and called her filthy names . 

Promising herself that she would explore it all properly later , she set off to find accommodation . 

Violet Sangston promised me that I knew most of the other guests . 

IBM , Digital Equipment Corporation , Philips and Wang also promise faster microcomputers that will handle the new Programs . 

Later that evening Herbert and I discussed the problem , and promised each other to be more careful than ever . 

At three in the morning she went forlornly to bed , promising herself to get at least one room painted tomorrow . 

He promised ` treble your money " interest-free loans for funds lodged with him in Bradford , West Yorks , for a year . 

And little Laura promised : ` From now on I 'll be taking care of Louis . " 

In the short term many had been promised their old jobs back , but there was much gloom about the longer term . 

Before departure a prize of 10,000 maravedis had been promised to the first man to sight the New World . 

And he revealed that he had been promised that he would be the subject of a Mental Health Review Tribunal to consider his permanent release within three weeks of returning to Britain . 

` I 'm bringing the group over from Conway House and I promised Belinda I would ask you . " 

Nellie promised me one of her old dresses when she had a new one . 

They said we 'd receive eighty cents a day for six hours work and promised us good food , good houses to live in . 

She would put out the lamp in a little while , she promised herself . 

I promise to come out for a drink or dinner , even a game of tennis with you . " " 

Emigration was discussed , and Greece promised to create more seasonal and other openings for Albanians to work in Greece . 

It galled him to have to sit impotently in silence ; worse still , that it had been witnessed . 

However , as he wrote in the following May , it galled him to be expected to do so and still to be refused admission to the members ' enclosures at smart meetings . 

It galled Keith Vaughan to observe Minton 's mushrooming contacts , one commission leading to another . 

The emptiness of the big shimmering pool in the artificial light galled her . 

What galled local Tories , wrote the Nappy Happy Househusband , was that ` Labour 's blueprint for the town centre is proving so popular with shoppers and traders " . 

Colberg galled him most -- the officer 's gentlemanly aplomb helping him to swim like an eel under and between the weapons of a thousand angry people . 

Seeing how the wanton destruction of beautiful things galled and tormented the boy , Lucier said , ` You think that was beautiful ? 

Hitler 's Germany taught solely as a series of brutal persecutions and bloody deeds soon galls . 

Eventually the law caught up with him and he was heavily fined for caging protected species . 

Her husband Paul , a 33-year-old catering manager , was caged in one of Iraqi tyrant Saddam Hussein 's jails last week . 

This story is really made up of two stories : A How Rima caught and caged the cassowary B How the Bower-bird tricked the Cassowary . 

The fate of this woman whose exuberance seemed to mock the very notion of mortality was on my mind as we sped along .

One mocked the promises of security and stability made by the new prime minister , Ibrahim Jafari , leader of the Islamic Dawa Party , a Shiite group .

Walls and buildings are streaked with graffiti mocking the dictator and calling for a democratic Libya .

At the same time , rebel supporters mocked the indictments issued by Kadafi , who was indicted himself on charges of crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court last week .

Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov , a onetime rebel fighter who is backed by the Kremlin , mocked Yevkurov 's killers .

The Taliban , meanwhile , quickly moved to mock Obama for visiting at night .

They mocked him by trying on a cheap plastic military hat that he might have worn in photos and on television .

For Abbas , Thursday 's mortar and rocket attack appeared to mock his vow to halt violence against Israelis .

In Iraq , some interpreters said , soldiers mocked their Arabic surnames and accused them of being " on the wrong side " of the conflict .

They sat gorging on food handouts , singing and mocking Kadafi with chants of " Forward to the front !

On the other hand , what you 'll get is this continual lying going on about kidding everybody that everything 's better than it is and , of course , the eternal gratitude . 

We might kid ourselves that life is perfectly OK as it is , so why risk trying something new ? 

Do n't start kidding yourself that there 's any way out of that . 

In the reactor room and missile bays there are transparent cockroaches like glass , I 'm not kidding you . 

I can remember reading the stories the first time round and sometimes I can kid myself I 'm little again , and everything 's all right . 

Blazer 's forelegs cut through the air almost with grace as if he were swimming .

Protestors are furious that hundreds of 150 ft. pylons would cut through some of the region 's most beautiful countryside , disrupt farming , devalue property and risk health problems from electromagnetic fields .

The canal cut through that flat , agricultural landscape , its monotony broken only here and there by a farmhouse or a barn , until the closed Lock gates dammed it up .

Soon the chain was singing out through the foliage , cutting empty avenues through the greenery .

Fifty feet ahead , dolphins cut a stealthy path through oily waters .

Even worse was the realization that we had cut an oblique through the outer ditch in our extended town defences section .

Cut diagonally along one long edge of the tissue paper to make a crown shape ( Fig 2 ) .

Of the four remaining , the three mountain routes cut straight across from the Mediterranean coast and tunnelled through the Judean Hills .

She looked up , amazed at how he had cut through everything to the heart of their break-up .

Fellahin bending over their sickles cut swathes through fields of wheat .

Advancing at more than 50 metres a week , the elevated road and rail highway is cutting a swathe through the city under the noses of astonished motorists .

The posters on the walls were all the same old ones of 1950s legionnaires in tanks looking at the desert through binoculars , or cutting their way through the jungle with machetes .

The bank has abandoned all plans to finance roads or logging in Cameroon 's forests , in keeping with its ` stringent policy to protect the rights of indigenous people . "

Jamie Hill , prosecuting , said Stevenson and a friend took a Nova car from North Skelton and abandoned it in Nottingham .

She had seen no reason to abandon it when she came to Medewich two years ago , even though she might now have been able to afford a car .

Unfortunately , as a result of other priorities following the fall of France in June 1940 , the project was abandoned .

Leeds Education Authority has abandoned plans for ` drastic " cuts in travel subsidies for some Catholic students .

Moved to rectify this situation , he abandoned plans of working in the missionary field , and offered his services to the Netherlands Indies civil service .

The council later abandoned its plans to widen the highway and the reversion passed to the first defendants , who were not a highway authority .

It was Osman 's father Mohamed who had returned in his car for the clothes for Mrs Zamzam 's children just before Um Al-Farajh was finally abandoned by the Palestinian Arabs in 1948 .

Lola is waiting loyally , if not faithfully , for the lover , Michel ( Jacques Harden ) , who fathered her child and abandoned her seven years before .

A pistol was found in a garden at Ava Parade , off Ormeau Road , by police searching the area yesterday after a car was abandoned by two men .

That project will then be abandoned in favour of some other quickly completable component elsewhere , so that even relatively minor works can take years to finish .

What this argument suggests in Gandhi 's case is that he does not abandon his commitment to the principle of non-violence or qualify it in any way when he approves the destruction of life .

There were , ultimately , some findings that were distinctly incompatible with the theory and it was abandoned by its originators .

Ironically , Mrs Neil Lyndon has now revealed she was abandoned by her husband last year and only managed to receive child support for their six-year-old son by obtaining a court order .

She had been abandoned by her family , seen as an unbearable embarrassment and disgrace , " the princess told a conference of medical researchers seeking a cure for AIDS .

The female eider duck is abandoned by her drake just as soon as she starts incubating the eggs .

Whatever social and political abuses Herod might perpetrate , these were seen merely as symptoms of a much more profound dilemma -- the dilemma of a people who had been abandoned by their God .

A woman abandoned by her husband found her wage of new and crucial importance and looked to the union for support .

Ultimately , therefore , such academics abandon the rigorous analysis of the current content of criminal law and substitute criticism for legal exposition .

He also fathered a child by Marevna ( Maria Vorobiev ) and abandoned both women when he left for Mexico in 1921 .

If American think-tankers would find Germany odd , they would be floored by Japan -- but would cock an interested eyebrow when they went to the Soviet Union . 

You 'll be floored by these oriental-style rugs -- they 're such great value ! 

The monist can be as easily floored by awkward questions as the dualist . 

He was an administrator , not an astronomer , and that question had always floored him . 

Then he floored her completely as , in a voice stiff with anger , he demanded , ` Why the hell did n't you tell me about Ryan ? " 

He turned and made a few fast strokes in pursuit , and swam into a current of colder water that snaked across the bay and washed round him . 

So I continued south , making my way along the great chalk road which snaked across the Downs to Dover . 

The drive snaked across the flank of the hill to a levelled clearing which had once been the site of a mine ; a giant stack still stood within a hundred yards of their door . 

Hoses snaked across the floor from the freighters to the tanks , while cables stretched out from blocky generators like the arms of octopi . 

A rubber hose-pipe snaked across the yard from the kitchen window , bringing hot water from the tap in the big sink . 

Where Mr Winchester 's cross-Pacific connections become less sure is when they become tangible and man-made : the optical-fibre telephone cable that snakes beneath the Pacific from California to Hawaii and then branches out to Japan and Guam ; the AsiaSat satellite and its fellow ` birds " , sitting on the equator to bounce across Asia the telephone calls of businessmen and the television dramas of Hollywood ; the new Boeing 747-400 , able to fly non-stop from Sydney to Los Angeles ; and , odd as it seems , the Macintosh computer . 

They rode through the wicket gate of the church , following the pathway which snaked between the trees and overgrown graves to the Norman church which stood on the brow of a small hillock . 

We followed a narrow path that snaked precariously down the escarpment side . 

Pale roads snaked from them down to the newer tourist settlements by the sea . 

Or drive south from Ramsey to Douglas on a road that snakes upwards into the collar of cloud that rests on the shoulders of Snaefell , the highest mountain on Man . 

Most of this happens in three dimensions and is best seen from this canal as roads snake through the air in all directions . 

It was interestingly designed , true enough , a charming affair of pink stucco backing against the hill , and with its own private path snaking towards the sea , but there was still something unfinished about it . 

Smoke signals snaked out of the mountain -- then tom-toms commenced with a beat 

She thought again what a point of defence the tower was , commanding the countryside , and then she saw that there was a back road leading away from the tower , narrower , bumpier even than the drive to the front door , which snaked quickly down the hill and out of sight . 

She lived in the Palestinian camp at Rashidiyeh , a wretched four square miles of breeze-block huts and cabins relieved only by the occasional tree , a straggling plant hanging from a poorly made brick wall and an open sewer that snaked uneasily down the centre of the mud roads . 

By Thursday heavy , grey clouds enshrouded the city and the queue at the central bus station snaked in and out of piles of colourful bags , trusty , slightly outdated skis and laughing Czechs of every age . 

Thick pipes sprouted from several places in the range , some disappearing through holes in the ceiling , others through the floor , while one snaked along the skirting board before vanishing through a door . 

Then , for the last twenty minutes , the road snakes down the mountainside . 

The smelt mills had long flues that in some cases snaked up the hillside and across the fell . 

From Cardiff the route snakes up through the valleys south of Caerphilly , over the Ebbw River , through the Ebbw Forest and on via the mining town of Risca to Pontypool . 

The police car held the wet roads , even the treacherous lanes that snaked up into the hills . 

It 's become a truism that we despise ageing in this culture , and I see few signs of that abating . 

He does n't want people he despises buying his gear for conversation pieces . " 

She despised him for an affair that had begun and ended thirty years before . 

She went , despising herself for her eagerness and unable to contain it , and watched the charismatic and social side of Jack at work with his colleagues . 

Despising herself for her weakness she reached for the telephone , dialling Nick 's number . 

Against her creamy paleness his hand was a thin brown intruder , and he knew there were times when she despised him for his swarthy colouring . 

She might despise him for the methods he used in business , but the fact remained that she loved him , and if there was anything she could do to protect him she would do it . 

Alix could not have afforded this solution , and would have thought it cheating had she been able to afford it , although she thoroughly despised herself for these scruples . 

He despised himself for this and consequently admired Elsie all the more . 

He had long forgotten how he had despised the old man for being mean and ignorant . 

Nigel told Eleanor that he despised her for making a pass at him . 

Most despise Mr Milosevic as a former communist , but find themselves agreeing with him on the Vance-Owen plan . 

At the time , after all , we despised the manner in which our elders were so nostalgic for the hippy era . 

But the Muslims , though they despise Syrian rule in Lebanon , need Syria 's presence to ensure that real political reform takes place . 

Lord John had hoped that his friend would accompany him , but he sensed how much Manvell despised him for so easily surrendering to Sharpe 's threat . 

It was as painful as hell , and she despised herself for even caring what he had thought of Mark 's abilities , but for some reason she desperately needed to know . 

He scorned them as a man of action must despise all faint-hearts . 

Scarlet despised her methods , as she knew Clarissa would despise hers , for Scarlet agitated herself only about the nutritional content of food and held in contempt the misplaced aestheticism of the lily-contoured table napkin . 

We were ignored and despised by everyone -- fans , venues , bands and journalists . 

The Persian Empire , then , was not uniformly hated or despised by Greek writers . 

Black sheep was often despised by shepherds , and their wool was less valuable . 

True , Rupert had proposed the match , and sent envoys a full year previously to treat for Blanche 's hand , and the alliance was not one to be despised . 

Except in Catalonia , the lower ranges of the legal profession were despised -- in the Basque Provinces lawyers were debarred from participation in the local assemblies . 

` How could anyone despise a country which gave us the Renaissance , Venice , Michelangelo ? " 

He despised the rural ignoramuses who did not even know the system . 

They may despise the lower strata whose members may well find such behaviour offensive . 

Richard Branson symbolised everything he despised ; the world of upper-middle-class , public-school , breadroll-throwing , cultural philistinism . 

Even if some of them come for what others hold to be a wrong reason , they should not be discouraged or their motives despised . 

A few things nettled her : she did not relish being a clearing house for family complaints , for instance , and was carefully reticent on such occasions . 

Nettled by his tone , Shannon glared defensively back at him , belatedly wishing she 'd never got into yet another argument she had n't a hope of winning . 

Savimbi previously celebrated his birthday in a manner designed to nettle his opponents , usually with wild , day-long parties in some part of the country formerly under government control .

Buckingham Palace , apparently nettled by her pre-emptive strike , said none of this had been agreed .

While outlining big plans , Chan is equally enthusiastic about rectifying small situations that have long nettled residents .

Such accounts by ex-convicts transplanted to the West have sometimes heightened international tensions and nettled the Chinese government .

` We really must find out when Karl is coming back , " Frau Nordern went on . 

` Really , Marjorie , you must n't let yourself be infected by the hysterical nonsense in this morning 's papers . 

We really must keep a better fire , or see if we can put in some central heating of some sort . " 

So the ` markers " of good judgement and the rules that are really important must become so ingrained that children have their own discretion and a conscience to ` remind " them of right and wrong . 

Oh well , there 's no harm done in this case , only you really must be more chary of giving invitations to people we know nothing about . " 

When at last Tamar and Stephen decided that they really must leave , Victoria pleaded for them to stay a little longer . 

Joy said that this really was n't on and that they must pull up at the side of the road and try to find some stones or something with which to wedge the coffin . 

I really must design a multi-signal-scrambling-decoder for trapping these essential little fly buggers -- except that I do n't have the technical knowledge and I 'd certainly burst at least one ear drum trying to fit it in ! 

` You really must n't bother me too much , old love , must n't disturb the goose when he 's trying to lay the golden egg , y'know . " 

Now that the evenings were drawing in , she really must start locking up once she was aboard . 

She really must put Maria Luisa and Steve and Fernando out of her mind and concentrate on what she was here on the island of Majorca for -- to work . 

Then she said bracingly , ` Well , you 'll just have to avoid him as much as possible , but you really must go . 

Well I think really what one must look for now is more detailed research on what actually goes on in mixed ability classrooms . 

It really must make the school children feel that they 've really done some important research . 

This exists simply because he must necessarily reveal aspects of a closed and somewhat secretive society to the outside if he is to pursue any ethnography at all . 

It is made clear that this does not simply mean that each school must offer such a curriculum ; each individual pupil must take it up . 

Put very simply , in order to know anything we must assume certain things in faith . 

` It ca n't be helped , it must be done , " he said after they had eaten and rested . 

Therefore generalisations made in the course of the book usually must be qualified heavily by such convenient disclaimers as ` sometimes " , or ` under certain circumstances " . 

But it must be recognized at the outset that as soon as sampling is carried out the statements made about the cases involved become probability statements . 

I must be the only artist who does a huge painting and then does the preparatory work afterwards . 

After meeting him for the first time , Vincent thought that he must be wealthy . 

An alternative theory , and one which , if true , must sadden him , is that China no longer regards him as a threat . 

There must be specific suspicions that the solicitor would behave improperly . 

Throughout the speech you must speak loudly , aiming to be heard by the person at the far end of the room . 

But if a receiver has been appointed by the court , the court 's leave must be obtained , for it is then in possession through its officers . 

The thought went through my mind , she ca n't help me ! -- It must be years yet before she will come to write her masterpiece . 

It must be understood , however , that the modelling process is a sophisticated matter involving probabilities and what is called Monte Carlo reckoning . 

Montagu apart , there was unanimous agreement that his challenge must be resisted , and that Asquith could best do this by resigning . 

The report on title must be signed and dated and must indicate the completion date . 

By 1913 Pound is confiding in his fiancée as , we must believe , he did to no one else . 

Sustainable use is the key idea behind any kind of progress and we must do everything we can to support this , both in terms of financial aid and consumer ethics . 

Another said , ` I have been thoroughly happy with this diet , though I must admit I do enjoy bread , fruit and salads in the normal way of things . 

I must add that personally these absences did n't really bother me as my number one champion was there and went on to win , in what was a scary final for me . 

It is sometimes said that if one wishes to reject such values one must do so by rejecting the very concepts incorporated in such words , and can not do this merely by applying their negation . 

He tried to wriggle out of his responsibilities however , but his boss said : " If you want to keep your job , this is what you must do . " 

But what you must not do ( and could conceivably lay yourself open to legal proceedings by doing ) is to quote exactly and at some length . 

` You must do what you think fit , " he said , rising from the bed and brushing past her ; her gaze followed him , sweeping his nakedness . 

Sapt talked to me for three hours about what I must do and what I must say , what I liked and what I did n't like . 

` Everyone must know that we do n't live together , or even see each other . " 

Of course there are people who come from disadvantaged backgrounds ; of course we must do what we can about it . 

We must work at this thing ; I do not believe that it is without solution . " 

The sum of these probabilities should be 1.0 , meaning that the executive must do one of the four things mentioned . 

Now I must ask you , I hope you do n't mind me recording this thing . 

I must go to England to do the work and I want to marry Elizabeth when I return . " 

The application form asks if you require adaptations , and you must say what you need and why . 

` We think the Keystone dialogue has the right approach , but governments must support it " , he says . 

Flora must get herself a job , he said , then she would not have to go to India . 

` There is something I must tell you , " said Huy , tensing himself . 

" We must face the fact " he said " that the mainland area is now controlled by the Chinese communist regime . " 

They must take a realistic view and look objectively when deciding which movements will best describe individuality . 

Media and social pressures must take some of the blame for the increase in debt . 

It believes that theological colleges and courses must take a new look at the quantity and quality of the preparation given to ordinands for their responsibilities in leading public worship . 

If such people are not genuine asylum seekers we must take action to protect the rest of the community , including the ethnic minorities , from them . 

Each local authority must compile a register containing the names and addresses of those within the area who are liable to pay the tax and the dates from which they become , or cease to be , liable . 

When designing a silhouette picture you will have to adopt a different technique from normal , as the shape of the flowers and foliage must really stand out against the background . 

Finally , the citizen must , if true to his quality , be possessed of some civic virtue . 

He must , if necessary ( and many children manage this ) , become bilingual , able to switch as the occasion demands between what may be virtually or actually two languages . 

We must , therefore , seek to discover what the gospel has to say to our culture . 

Until then , bear in mind the spirit of the law : use reasonable force to defend yourself , but only when you must . 

Media theories for the present must , therefore , make the absence of state control their cornerstone . 

The draftsman must , however , make it clear whether the periods are to be measured from the date from which the term of the lease is computed or from the date of the lease itself . 

If he is to write at all he must , in the final irony , turn to language . 

Teachers must always realise that the ` obvious purpose of school is to fit children to the society in which they will grow up " . 

Would you have her dragged up by a succession of au pairs and housekeepers while you went gallivanting all over the world ? 

Charles and I are so sorry to miss you and most grateful to you for guarding our chattels while we gallivant round Italy . 

` The Lord did n't help you get better so that you could gallivant about and fall over people and injure yourself . " 

` You wo n't go gallivanting about , looking for excitement , and forget where your first responsibility lies ? " 

Is that what you tell your patients , to go dancing and gallivanting around just after breaking a hip ? 

Even when I 'm on days I have n't the cash to go gallivanting up West every night . " 

The cows are particularly milky and can give high ratios of calf weaning weight to cow weight ; they calve easily and have retained the Highland 's strong mothering instinct . 

The cows calve easily and are good mothers , with plenty of milk to rear a good calf and with good fertility . 

Many were involved in farming , which at that time of the year meant that cows were calving , ewes beginning to have their lambs , and people were generally busy in the spring-time agricultural work . 

The fields would be ploughed and drilled ; the cows calving , dropping their loads in secluded corners . 

All was well at first , but when she calved it was another story . 

Top price in the dairy ring of £1,130 was paid for a choice calved Friesian heifer and a calved Ayrshire heifer sold at the second top price of £1,070 . 

I indicated a chair and she nodded that it was OK for me to sit down . 

The blond man had nodded a greeting to her , and Carol had been aware of his appraising gaze . 

Robert , glancing at her for confirmation , saw her frown , but ignored it and nodded his thanks to the keeper . 

Though clearly unhappy at the responsibility , the vaquero nodded his understanding . 

Interestingly , the word ` Riserva " ( spelt thus ) is also applied to Italian Chianti -- but in that case it means the wines are three years old before being bottled . 

Her the second fermentation takes place in sealed vats and the wine is then bottled under pressure . 

The wine , transported in cask and bottled in London in the superior verre anglais , would remain dormant until the warmth of the following spring or , maybe , the warmth of a local tavern . 

Aficionados of the finest wines tend to invest in en primeur purchases -- buying by the case before the wine is even bottled . 

My main task was to bottle wine -- Red Biddy it was called , at 1/10d a quart bottle -- and Guinness it 7d a bottle . 

The brewery also produces a number of soft drinks , and bottles others under licence , as well as being involved in the importation of other drinks . 

The Brewking bags retail at £11.49 — that 's 20 pints at about 57p a pint — and there is no boiling , adding sugar , letting buckets stand or bottling the beer . 

You 'd think they 'd bottle it , make it last over the weeks or months , but they 're simple people , and there 's no holding them back . 

United Distillers ' 80 different blends of Scotch whisky , each using up to 40 malt and grain whiskies , are bottled at facilities located in Scotland 's central belt . 

The seeds and skins of the peppers are removed from the sauce which is then bottled . 

The whisky is bottled there and dispatched abroad , earning a great deal of money for the coffers of the Chancellor . 

30ml of your own perfume are prepared and bottled in an elegant glass bottle with its own cream silk and maroon case . 

The vinegar is then bottled in the traditional flask and sealed with a cork to preserve its high quality . 

Natural water from two 300ft boreholes beneath Huddersfield , West Yorkshire , is for the first time to be bottled , and sold to France . 

However so far , all attempts to bottle this ` smell " satisfactorily have failed , and how to use this aspect of sexual attraction still remains largely a mystery . 

Apanage 's task during the operation was to bottle the spirits while they swayed deliriously to the music . 

Pimm 's is produced to the original unique recipe and bottled at Laindon . 

Brightly coloured and bottled in pretty jars , not only do they taste good but they look good too ! 

Second , it is virtually impossible to determine exactly how much Grampian produced whisky is exported because much of it is blended and/or bottled elsewhere . 

well my eldest son took piano for oh about four years and lost interest but he learned enough that he can still sit down and play and enjoys doing that and has a keyboard

But somewhere along the way , they 've -- we 've -- also lost all patience for kids .

CO and FOC fed groups did not lose different amounts of body weight during DOX treatment .

Israel has lost a lot of their you know value to the US in being you know the foothold of capitalism

Their detour to Fort George crossed what is how the main road from Nairn to Inverness , and they arrived some time in the late morning . 

In the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia , the Burgess Pass crosses a ridge between two high snowy peaks . 

The cars parked one behind the other in a row on the road that crossed the green from the Hall to the church . 

When constructed , the line crossed open fields from Waterloo Hotel towards Bloomfield Road ; and Central Drive was constructed round it ! 

Yet of those lines only 10 actually crossed the border into Russian Poland , and even as late as 1918 there was no direct railway link between Poznán and Warsaw . 

When the track meets a road turn left and go along it for 150yds until you come to a bridge made of railway sleepers which crosses the stream on the right . 

The track crosses the bridge over the Sillees River and then the scenic forest drive to follow a well marked way to Melly 's Rock . 

Looking out , Sikes saw a stream of people crossing the bridge towards them . 

Cars may be parked on Birkdale Summit which is crossed by both the county boundary and the watershed . 

The river Limmat flows through Baden and is crossed by an old wooden bridge . 

This minor road runs parallel to the Union Canal which it crosses by a narrow humped back bridge . 

The subject never came up when our paths crossed in Sydney three years ago , did it ? 

At Force Mills , follow the road leading up to Satterthwaite , keep on it as it crosses over Grizedale Beck . 

The nature of the underground drainage can give rise to international problems when streams cross under frontiers . 

Amongst these are two significantly older churches at Upper Witton , the first near the canal with a rather short spire and the other set amidst a cemetery although there is little peace here these days as the M6 crosses back over . 

Bromley ( 1981 ) has shown how abundant biogenic and inorganic sedimentary textures can be revealed by lightly brushing thin mineral oil on a dry chalk surface and allowing it to ` develop " over about 30 minutes . 

Brush solvent-weld cement liberally on the pipe and sparingly on the fitting . 

One attractive alternative to brushing bronzing powder on your cheeks is cream blusher : blend it in well with your fingertips over a base of tinted moisturiser , then dust any areas prone to shine with powder . 

First cut away the damaged wood , then brush the special hardener on to all remaining soft fibres . 

Bituminous waterproofers are black liquids which are simply brushed on and left to dry , and form a waterproof coating that will cure pinhole leaks in surfaces such as flat or corrugated roofs . 

This involves cleaning the ends of the pipe with solvent cleaner and brushing on solvent-weld cement . 

Damp rising through solid floors can usually be cured by brushing on a double coat of liquid bitumen-based damp-proofing compound . 

Before you replace it , clean the two pipe ends thoroughly with wire wool , then brush on flux . 

Brush liberally on to the exposed wood until the soft wood fibres are saturated . 

Damping the back of the hardboard is also a good idea , but do n't overdo it ; a pint of water brushed over a 2.44 x 1.2m ( 8 x 4ft ) sheet is ample . 

For small early beets , sow small pots with 2-3 capsules and plant out seedling clusters unthinned . 

Our sojourn here will raise such a city as Cadmus when he sowed the Theban field . 

Then he moved on , stepping carefully in " his heavy boots as if the floor might have been sown with mines . 

A farmer sowed good seed in his field but , while he was asleep , an enemy sowed darnel amongst the wheat .

A few of these fields are specially sown in ley grass but most are permanent grass .

The deer were not to be fenced out of enclosures in the forest with ` unreasonable hedges and ditches " , unless ` the greater part of the enclosure be sown with corn " .

The camera retreated and the dark head began bobbing back and forth swallowing and regurgitating and a hand cupped the blond balls . 

When the applause did come it was deafening , and she stood there unsmiling , though with her head bobbing up and down in acceptance of the appreciation . 

A seal 's head bobbed up from the waves and Angus was pulling on his oars , heaving the skiff back to the shore . 

In the mob I could see Sally 's tawny head bobbing up and down . 

` Every time " -- she bobbed her head at him ` especially when you have a room to yourself and a decent job ahead . 

He bobbed his greasy head at Benjamin as if greeting some great lord . 

The birds just sort of bob their heads like they 're wind up toys . 

A strange woman all in black bobbed a grim curtsey , obviously the Mrs Danvers of the Dame 's entourage . 

Artemis just stared at her , then bobbing a curtsey , turned away and continued on her interrupted progress . 

" Finally , " she said , bringing her head up , shaking her head not in negation but a sort of defiance , so that the tangled black hair bobbed once . 

As they climbed higher the air became cooler and a light breeze rustled the gorse beside the track . 

The wind passed over them and rustled the bare branches of the trees and they still stood . 

Through winter , spring , summer and fall the mood will change from swollen aggressor tearing at the banks to placid waters rustling the rushes and swaying the weed . 

A sudden breeze rustled the dried grasses and surrounding scrub . 

About midnight the wind freshened from the estuary , rustling the hawthorn in the hedgerow round the churchyard . 

Once he thought he heard a movement among the trees to the left of him , as of footfalls rustling the grass . 

One evening , however , as the never-failing north wind freshened , rustling the tops of the dom palms as he walked back to the harbour quarter , he had the impression that someone was dogging his steps . 

The sun 's dipping down over the trees and a breeze gets up , rustling the leaves on the ornamental shrubs and blowing some grit into my left eye , making it water again . 

The only sound was the bird song and the breeze rustling the honeysuckle laden hedgerows . 

It was Toshack , in Lisbon , gushing with gratitude as he rustled his contract . 

Then she swept away , skilfully rustling her long dress for maximum effect . 

The girls would return from extended lunchbreaks in the city centre -- a problem Personnel conceded they could n't resolve -- rustling their voluminous plastic bags whose contents they would then exhaustively compare and discuss . 

He said you might like to know " -- I hear Frank rustling some paper -- ` Mr Jemmel 's real name is J. Azul . 

` The Empire is more important than a burglar , " he replied testily , rustling papers vigorously to prove his point . 

Hear the birdsong , and the trees rustling in the soft breeze . 

Every sound seemed a potential threat -- the wind rustling in the pine trees , the flapping of a startled bird 's wings , the jackals ' baleful howling as they patiently awaited the abandoned carcass . 

Now Sam looked at his wife as she stood at the end of the long , dark-panelled bedroom , her back to the window , beyond which olive trees rustled in a hot breeze . 

Most schools have appointed someone at the middle management level or above ( see Figure 1 ) .

Liu Ho-chien had been appointed to replace Gen. Chen Hsin-ling as military chief of staff .

Realizing the serious implications of further disagreement , the ILP National Administrative Council appointed a sub-committee in February 1931 to consider the Party 's relationship with the Labour Party .

To his chagrin , Jane was not appointed to any official position during World War I , and had to be content with privately supporting naval recruiting and propaganda .

At the end of 1900 , on the recommendation of Kew , Butler was appointed to the new post of cryptogamic botanist to the government of India .

Receivers Arthur Anderson have been appointed by Natwest Bank to recoup losses from Levitt and his company .

The Prime Minister and Cabinet are responsible to the Assembly and are appointed to office by the Governor General upon its recommendation .

Together with Gould 's uncle and a William John Martin of Camden Town , Mr Mitchell and Prince were appointed by Gould to act as his attorneys .

Master Michael was also , by 1312 , in charge of the building works of the Black Friars of London , and in 1316 was appointed to head a commission for paving the City .

Major Minnies was the political agent appointed to advise the Nawab and the rulers of some adjacent small states on matters of policy . 

Apart from the Director and Deputy Director , there are two Assistant Directors and 19 other full-time and 5 part-time research staff as well as consultants appointed to assist with commissioned projects . 

For this purpose they appointed to serve under them a staff of foresters , carrying bows and arrows , for whom they were personally responsible , and who maintained themselves by levying contributions from the forest inhabitants . 

In 893 , Tsar Simeon appointed Clement to be the first Slav bishop of the diocese of Velika ( Titov Veles ) , but he still maintained regular contact with the Ohrid School . 

His plan to appoint Klepner to succeed Sanders as European Planning Manager , based on Detroit rather than London , was working out to perfection . 

The South African government has appointed a panel to review plans by Richards Bay Minerals ( RBM ) , part of Rio-Tinto Zinc , to mine titanium from sand dunes at Lake St Lucia in Zululand . 

This week Robin Nash , responsible for sitcoms including Terry and June , was appointed the new head of comedy at BBC television . 

Over the past year or so they have appointed a new captain , coach , and secretary . 

At that time , there was no sight of the other half of the picture , and until Orkney Islands Council appointed a temporary Press Officer , no regular statements were made . 

This would provide for the university to appoint a new lecturer to direct the course . 

A local education authority must by law appoint a chief education officer ( Regan 1979:28 ) : the people appointed assume responsibilities within the major spending service provided by local government . 

Even when Edward IV appointed his younger brother Richard of Gloucester as his deputy in the North , the latter entered into a special indenture with Percy to define their respective powers . 

President André Kolingba appointed Gen. Timothee Malendoma as Prime Minister on Dec. 4 following the resignation of Edouard Frank . 

On Henry 's death , therefore , the evangelicals were dominant at court , and they further consolidated their position when Edward Seymour overturned the dead king 's will and appointed himself Lord Protector Somerset . 

Louise had secretly appointed herself champion and orchestrator of Constance 's half-articulated hopes for the future . 

Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo , appointed a transitional government as a prelude to the introduction of multiparty politics . 

Richard , alarmed that his father would appoint his younger brother as heir , tried to force Henry 's hand by allying himself with Philip . 

On March 17 , Mamedov appointed Rakhim Gasiyev as Defence Minister . 

JOHN MacGregor , the Transport Secretary , has appointed Peter Grant as chairman of Highlands and Islands Airports , with a four-year term of office from next month . 

Five days later Chatichai appointed Chaovalit as a personal adviser on national security , foreign affairs and drugs prevention , but on June 21 Chaovalit announced that he had refused to accept this post . 

I supervised her professional training while she was working at the Macaulay Land Use Research Institute at Penicuik , and appointed her as an Assistant Librarian at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh just over a year ago . 

THE University of St Andrews has appointed Professor Graham Smith to a professorial chair in the department of art history . 

The Labour leader , Mr Neil Kinnock , has appointed Mr Paul Boateng to his front bench Treasury team , the first black MP to be given a front bench post . 

In October 1961 Macmillan appointed him to the newly invented office of chief secretary to the Treasury , whose unenviable task was to play the role of Scrooge towards popular proposals for public expenditure . 

Richard Sakala has been appointed Special Assistant to the President of Zambia , Frederick Chiluba . 

Sheila Tindle , 28 , has been appointed a local director at the Middlesbrough offices of stockbroker Wise Speke . 

Mahathir appointed a new Cabinet in late October 1990 following the general election [ see p. 37861 ] . 

The EP will also appoint an Ombudsman to whom European citizens and residents will have access for redress in cases of maladministration . 

Your Committee have appointed Mr D H Young as Acting Honorary Secretary until Ken Lucas is able to return to duty . 

Er as a result of that , Lord Scarman was appointed by the the government to look into the problems . 

They are appointed by LEAs to co-ordinate the work of schools and industry within their area . 

There is a unicameral National Assembly of whom 23 members are elected by direct popular vote for five years and two members are appointed by the President . 

A 72-member new Cabinet was appointed by Prime Minister Umar Arteh Ghalib on Oct. 1 . 

Only Prime Loss Adjusters must be appointed for Home claims unless special circumstances arise . 

Zhao Ziyang was appointed to take over Hu Yaobang 's former post , signifying that reform was not over . 

A commission was appointed to draw up a new constitution which would be put to a referendum in mid-1990 . 

Four consultants are being appointed with plans for a further two . 

Tutors are appointed as and when required and this makes it possible to set up new classes without too much preamble . 

Proprietors do appoint editors and chief-executives ; they decide budgets and manning levels and they put their imprint on the total organizations . 

` That 's why we appointed you Acting Dean , so that there was someone to deal with what must inevitably be a great deal of troublesome business . 

We will appoint from the House of Commons a Minister for Legal Administration , who will initially be part of the Lord Chancellor 's Department . 

To his chagrin , Jane was not appointed to any official position during World War I , and had to be content with privately supporting naval recruiting and propaganda . 

However , in March 1991 Chauthala was once again appointed to the post of Chief Minister . 

Khaled Nezzar became the first Defence Minister of Cabinet status appointed in 25 years . 

My right hon. Friend can choose to appoint whomsoever he thinks fit . 

Businessmen fretted that no good could come of such defiance ; students delighted in the courage of their mainland counterparts . 

When agronomists held courses for peasants , they fretted that on average only 150 turned up , as compared with attendances of 4000 at a single conference in Smolensk guberniia . 

AMERICANS are fretting again that their economic recovery is frail . 

Worried parents fretted that their children would be exposed to X-rated happenings . 

I have fretted dutifully over rival buggy-designs at Mothercare , I 've read my Michel Odent and I have mopped a sweating brow through two epic labours . 

He stopped fretting about his life and about the future , about what was good or bad in it . 

It ca n't help that he is fretting about possessions when he should be worrying about the state of his marriage . 

There was so much to achieve and I fretted endlessly about the work that was needed to co-ordinate it all . 

The Emperor 's veterans , fretting against the injustices of Bourbon France , had welcomed Napoleon 's return and flocked to the Eagles . 

Understandably , she fretted at this circumscribed lifestyle , but another episode of somewhat more serious bleeding two weeks ago had convinced everyone that the programme of rest and professional care was not an overcautious one . 

Still , it 's natural for the novelist sometimes to fret at the obliquities of fiction . 

Adam wondered if Abigail sometimes woke up and looked for him in the dark , in the empty room , and fretted for a while before she began to cry . 

She 's fretting over Garry 's absence , and according to her doctor it 's important that he gets in touch with her without delay . " 

Last , but not least , workers have fretted about being displaced by machines ever since the invention of the printing press . 

Waking or sleeping his mind fretted away at the case , images drifted in and out of his consciousness , words and phrases came to mind in a confusing jumble but once , in a doze , it seemed that Beryl was actually speaking to him in her clear , cracked voice . 

Companies outside COSE 's inner circle also fret about how it 's selecting technologies . 

The British colony , already fretting over whether China will give its nod to an expensive new airport in the territory , can ill afford the economic blow of a change in China 's status . 

Now Lamb must spend the weekend fretting over whether the TCCB will ban him from next Saturday 's NatWest Trophy final . 

Blanche had been doomed to fight for her promotion , watch her weight , and fret over her childlessness . 

At the end of February Jimmy Nicholl had fretted over how the Raith players would cope with ` the mad month " which lay ahead . 

` Girl , never doubt but he 'll come back to you whole and hungry , as he always used to from the butts or the wrestling when you were fretting over his lateness . " 

She almost laughed when she reflected that here was she fretting about whether Time would give him back to her or not . 

` You fret too much , " said Ymor , without taking his eyes from the two men opposite him . 

` We do n't put him next to other horses , but he can see them clearly , only a field away , and he does n't fret or bother at all . 

His horse fretted , its haunches nudging its neighbours , and flayed the air with a hoof . 

A photograph of the candidate standing in his Army uniform next to his mother is shown , then the advertisement shifts to McCall talking about education , while images of the candidate looking at a computer screen with a small child and of him surrounded by children appear .

Harper stared down at her bent over stomach , where three miniscule rolls of fat had appeared .

I called up the synonyms for the adj and the following appeared:

I will not answer the phone for a week , no matter whose face appears on it .

However , when I highlighted antecedent , what appeared on the screen was the same list of synonyms but with antecedent missing , and preceding had reappeared .

The words `` His resume is an American dream , '' a quotation from Time magazine , appear on the screen .

Only one thing made me a little suspicious when cranking up the system : in the descriptive text that appears on the screen , the word labeled is spelt `` labelled '' —decidedly un-American .

In the flat below , a teenage couple quarrelled about whether it was safe to leave the baby and go down to the pub . 

Gimson and Ernest Barnsley , having quarrelled bitterly , spent many years scarcely on speaking terms . 

When children quarrel excessively there is something going badly wrong with their interactions and relationships , since few of us really enjoy arguing and fighting . 

They quarrelled fiercely , spitting at each other across our laps . 

In the next village , where neighbours were quarrelling over a shared driveway , the judge pleaded with them , in vain , to go away and spend their money on a sea cruise . 

They may be prone to arguments and quarrel over any imagined offence . 

She needs someone of her own age to talk with -- maybe even to quarrel with at times , " said Elizabeth Mowbray with a smile . 

Though economists quarrel about the causes of the 1930s depression as inconclusively as they do about everything else , certain basic features are not in doubt . 

He and Maltote quarrelled about what was genuine fur , and what the jewelled embroidered motifs and the bright hues on the cloaks of some retainers really signified . 

Miranda , not wishing to quarrel with Adam , did not pursue her argument . 

We know that you quarrelled with your cousin at Brand 's place ; he returned from the encounter with his face severely bruised . 

She often quarrelled with him after these family occasions and threw the remains of the feast at him . 

It is sad when sisters and brothers who have been on good terms quarrel about who gets what , whether the reasons for wanting a particular item are commercial or sentimental . 

We have children , eat together , go shopping together , go on holiday together , share the same overdraft , quarrel about who uses the car … . 

George Collins of Eyemouth steered White Star into the eye of the storm , singing ` Jesu , Lover of my soul " , and forty hours later brought her safely into the Tyne . 

On top of the cart , Liam started to sing again , ‘ On the banks of the roses my love and I sat down … ’ 

Mr. Russ must have been a bit of a psychologist as he had us singing ` Summer Suns are glowing " quite often at morning assembly . 

In a number from Funny Girl , Barbra Streisand sings ` As Camille I just feel , I 've so much to offer . 

Adam started singing ` Flittermus , ottermus " to the tune of the Austrian Hymn . 

John Gummer , who was not considered to be in need of protection , was singing ` Lead Kindly Light " in a falsetto voice . 

Silk tophat , immaculately cut suit , maroon brocade waistcoat , starched wing-collar and brocade bow-tie , he thrust one hand into trouser pocket and began to sing , ` Burlington Bertie " . 

` We shall tes-ti-i-i-fyy " , sang Mrs Quigley , to a tune that seemed to be completely of her own devising , ` to-o-o the-e-e Lor-or-ord ! " 

Tulips from Amsterdam , " sang Max Bygraves , all of a sudden . 

She played and sang so plaintively that I almost wept , the song was so sad . 

` I feel really nervous when I sing that one because it 's a risk . 

They sang that gloomy invocation , " O Come , O Come , Emmanuel " . 

Supposing the Elders of a Carpet Snake clan decided it was time to sing their song cycle from beginning to end ? 

Sergeant Moustaine gave one of the Frenchmen a walkie talkie and told him that on reaching the summit the entire section should sing all three verses of the 'Képi Blanc' into the radio . 

A choir sang Christmas hymns in the various wards , and twelve members of the Board of Guardians assisted with the serving of dinner . 

Early yesterday morning in a nightclub in Adana , a member of an extremist right-wing paramilitary group , the ` Grey Wolves " , demanded she sing an old nationalist song . 

The Massed Military Bands lead into the Finale sequence providing the time honoured climax to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo , join us then in singing the evening hymn . 

She would just sing the song pure and simple , trusting to the beat and the happy-go-lucky tune to take her through . 

The elders are in position behind some bushes , and she is singing a sweet romantic song of youth and yearning . " 

Noreen appeared at the prompt side and little Maria turned to her and sang the next verse to her . 

She has often darkly alluded to some form of abuse in her own formative years , and there 's a strong sense that she 's singing these songs to someone in particular . 

Their leader played no instrument , but sang a set of unfamiliar words to a familiar war-time tune : 

Exhorting him to forgive his personal wrongs for the sake of his own greater glory , she sings an ariette about the dangers of being inflexible . 

Deputies stood and sang the national anthem after Communist and Solidarity members united to approve the changes by a vote of 374-1 with 11 abstentions . 

Suppose I joined in and sang the carols along with the cassetted carousers . 

After dinner Lily was coaxed into singing several numbers from the show . 

Who 's this larger-than-life character with the outstretched arms , the tenor who sings Nessun Dorma like a dream ? 

Sabine hummed the tune , then sang the words under her breath . 

Tears come to my eyes when I sing songs about saying goodbye , or faithless lovers , or anything like that . 

When she sings something like ` Nothing Left At All " you can almost feel the sky closing in tight above you , getting so close that you could reach up with a broomstick and touch it . 

I would recite some of the lines Grandad had taught me and sometimes sing songs like ` Who Will Buy My Pretty Flowers " . 

After singing the song through twice he then encouraged the audience to join in . 

A mood of relaxed and optimistic nostalgia was abroad , and gentler songs were sung by those who flocked to see Salad Days : 

This is a good song because it not only has actions but can also be sung by two groups at the same time . 

The ` Quoniam " is admirably sung by Scharinger who allows us to hear every detail in Bach 's vocal writing . 

It may be appropriate on occasions , or in certain traditions , for these to be sung by the choir alone . 

In Britten 's War Requiem , Owen 's poems are sung by male soloists , in English , after choir interludes which are in Latin . 

MUSIC from five centuries will be sung at a choral concert tonight by the St Cecilia Singers . 

Mona Julsrud will sing Bach 's cantata No. 84 Ich bin ein guter Hirt , and the concert starts and ends with overtures by Handel and Telemann . 

They shouted ` Long live democracy ! " , and sang the by-now familiar ` Internationale " . 

Sometimes they journeyed alone , sometimes in groups , singing psalms as they walked . 

Most of them were black ; now black and white girls were singing about their boyfriends . 

But in contrast to Mama Mosambiki 's oblique approach , the Kafala Brothers have chosen in this album to sing directly about the cruelty and devastation of civil war in Angola . 

It is not surprising that he found in addition to writing about her , he had to sing about her , too . 

` But I 'll argue until the day I die that we are singing about something serious . 

She had never sung ragtime on stage , she had always leaned against the piano and sung to Charlie . 

EASTENDERS star Tom Eytle sang to the Duchess of York as she attended a charity tea party . 

I was walking down the street , singing happily to myself , when I was startled to hear the sound of hooves on the cobbles . 

Next , he sang about ` Wine Flowing in the Garden of Eden " and then got the audience swaying gently from side to side to the tune of ` My Jane , my Pretty Jane " . 

The Desperate Bicycles sang about ` Xerox rock " , while Scritti Politti printed details of recording and manufacturing costs on the sleeve of their first single . 

There he was , singing away and marchin' up and down in 'is boots , and what 'appened ? 

Moments later we passed the stump of a tower , and the student sang out the date it was built : 1170 . 

Gougére for supper , she sang out : Thérèse , find the recipe for me . 

Despite these optimistic thoughts , and his excitement , Ybreska stopped singing abruptly as he began to walk along the track . 

She tries real hard , but she do n't really sing -- she sort of shouts . 

` I leave for Odessa this very night My ship will sail in two or three days . "

A cruise ship was hired to sail from St Petersburg to Rostov -on-Don , holding some 30 evangelistic meetings en route and distributing new testaments , medical supplies and food aid in 12 cities .

As the rally took place over thirty boats sailed past Ardboe to support the protest .

It was a clear night , the big racing yacht was sailing at a steady six knots over a calm sea .

Finally , that night the vessel would sail straight to its destination in Kuwait , arriving , all being well , at dawn .

The vessels that sailed in and out of the Minoan harbours , whether bay - hopping round the Cretan coast or bound for far-distant ports , were generally rather small .

His mind had been working on ideas for an operation against Pearl Harbor and when the United States Pacific fleet sailed to Hawaii on April 2 , 1940 for manoeuvres Yamamoto followed their progress closely .

" When our mighty French warships sailed in here sixty years ago the old Annamese scholars kept their distance .

In February 1984 , the SS Elgaren sailed from the UK with a precious cargo on board , Oxford G-AITF ( formerly RAF ED920 ) .

In 1881 the Eira sailed from Peterhead and sighted Novaya Zemlya and Franz Josef Land .

The Wasp sailed for Noumea on August 23 to refuel and embark USMC fighters for transfer to Guadalcanal for which she sailed on September 13 .

Another summer passed , and another harvest ; the next ship from England , a large three-masted schooner , the Destiny , sailed with a smaller , forty-ton , four-gun pinnace , The Tyger 's Whelp .

Only one ship , the Star , was in the three ports at the right times , and this morning the Star left London to sail back to Georgia .

It must allow plenty of ventilation or the condensation that will form inside the tank could not only encourage the spread of disease but also , in extreme cases , drown the caterpillars . 

A little circle of condensation formed on the window pane in front of the General Secretary . 

If condensation has n't formed at the top of the bottle in a few days , add a little more water . 

Peter Coney , of the University of Arizona suspects that mountains do not form along the edge of a plate , as traditional plate tectonics would suggest , but within it . 

The Lewisian rocks formed during the late Archaean -- early Proterozoic eras , roughly indicating a time span of from c. 2800 m.y . 

Saline soils form near the sea when salts are blown inland from spray in summer , or in salt-laden snow lifted from sea ice in winter . 

There was a sucking noise , a small pool of water formed , and the branch sank without trace . 

A barchan dune will tend to form from a mound of sand , the development envisaged by Bagnold being as follows . 

New plants will form from the cut veins in about four to six months . 

The Newcastle foursome formed in mid-1990 , a product of college tedium . 

She adjusted the scarf to cover the bruises forming on her neck . 

Droplets of fluid formed on the window and trickled down , puddling on the sills . 

Entering Corlu it is apparent that the street traders have already reserved their pitches , and a queue has formed outside the baker 's shop . 

One small hand emerged from beneath the sheet to probe the area where a large bruise was already forming . 

Juliet noticed he too had small spots around his nose and mouth , and an idea began to form . 

The religious community that subsequently formed here was at its apogee in the twelfth century , when the present church was begun . 

Suddenly I remembered my weekly shower and hurried to join the ragged party which was forming outside . 

Sulphamic acid is often blended with a non-ionic detergent for use in descaling expensive equipment such as dishwashing machines and as an acid wash in ` clean-in-place '' systems after the use of an alkali machine detergent .

` If you want , I could probably get Mum to meet you , " said Josh , drizzling ketchup over his grilled chicken . 

Drizzle caramel from the end of a fork into irregular shapes onto lightly oiled foil . 

Crush a sugar lump and add it to the brandy in which the raisins were soaked ; warm the mixture , set it alight and drizzle it over the pudding just before bringing to table . 

Top each pizza with grated Parmesan and drizzle 2 x 15ml/tbsp olive oil over each one before baking . 

Just before serving , drizzle the soy sauce on top of the chicken and rice and garnish with the spring onions . 

Passion fruit : eat pulp straight from the fruit or drizzle over ice-cream or sorbets . 

4 Meanwhile , toast the bread and , while still warm , rub with the halved clove of garlic and drizzle over a little olive oil . 

Drizzle over the petits fours from a fork or a small piping bag . 

He was apparently fully trained by 1549 and began to operate independently .

He regretted that as teachers of the deaf they were inadequately trained , underpaid and overworked and therefore did not stay in the profession .

The RIC offered a model of colonial policing and in fact many officers from forces as far afield as Kenya , Jamaica and Canada were trained at its headquarters in Dublin .

Officers and volunteer NCOs were trained at the centre for six weeks before joining the Independent Companies in which volunteer soldiers were trained for a further six weeks by their own officers .

All of them had been trained by the School from the age of eight or nine , eight having made their debut at the Winter Gardens at Blackpool .

And the method has now been adopted nationally : literacy instructors are trained by a core of part-time teachers based permanently in the countryside .

Traditionally , doctors were trained by being apprenticed to established physicians .

IT systems are available now which can be trained by experts to perform decision making activities based on implicit information as well as , or even better than , the experts who have trained them .

David was trained for christian service at the Scottish Baptist College and at the BTI .

Here a small group of Jewish boys were given a home and were trained for careers in leather manufacture , cabinet-making , and engineering .

Mahmoud , unlike Owen , had been trained for the job he was doing and sometimes reminded Owen of the fact .

The Americans had under estimated the fact that their troops were trained for battle in Europe , against the USSR in tank warfare -- not jungle warfare in a semi-tropical climate .

By 1968 , 15,000 men had been trained for handling civil disorder .

They are trained on all aspects of aerobics from the beginners ' level to advanced step .

Teachers would be trained on an Institution of Environmental Health course and schools would be given booklets on food safety .

` Hundreds of our employees , including outside sales reps and store people , need to be trained on new products but we ca n't always bring them into Louisville .

It also occurred to me today that perhaps one of us in the Glasgow Office ought to be trained in First Aid .

Family doctors are trained in the art of discovering what the patient has really come to see them about .

Each generation chose a new youngster to be trained in the family business : buying and selling old clothes .

Chinese marine geologists and engineers from the 2nd Brigade on board the support ship De Yue in the Pearl River were trained in the operation of the vibrocorer that BGS had supplied .

Many come from Ellyrion where Elves are trained in fighting on horseback from an early age .

Dawson originally trained in art and design at the London College of Furniture , ‘ because it was the first course I got on . ’

Consultants and senior registrars are not rewarded for teaching and seldom have been trained in educational methods .

We need to acquire a specialist personnel package , and to train staff in its use .

Greg Harvey is not only the author of over 30 computer books , but has also been training people in the use of business software since 1983 .

Thus , providers of services must be more highly trained in sales technique and sales negotiation forms an important part of such interaction .

For example , and engineer trained in remote-sensing techniques in the West would be unable to use his knowledge if his own country lacks the computer equipment to make sense of the data .

Counsel and care suggests care staff should be trained to fit and adjust hearing aids .

Visually handicapped pupils can certainly be trained to use their other senses very effectively in listening , tactile , and haptic skills .

Once the MIT was educated , members had to be trained to become expert in grade change-over time reduction techniques , the key to improving manufacturing capability .

` Our paramedics are trained to deal with situations like this , but all of them were very disturbed and upset by what they saw .

Eventually the traditional route to professional training will emerge whereby qualified community interpreters will , after a defined period of professional practice and experience , be trained to pass on their skills .

If you join the Royal Navy as a steward you will be trained to a professional standard in bar work , valeting , tableware and table service , cooking and service of food .

She had not wanted to bring the subject to him yet -- usually it reached him through the features editor whom Martha had trained to SAS standards .

A Chance to Dance is a step towards producing students trained to the company 's standards and style .

Every major employer in the area ensures that their workforces are trained to uniformly high standards .

All managers are being trained up to the standards of NEBOSH , the national examining body for health and safety in the UK , and by September 300 will have completed the full NEBOSH course .

He rejected Arab , United States and European press reports that up to 2,000 Iranian Revolutionary Guards stationed in desert camps in Sudan were training Sudanese military personnel .

Make crime prevention a core responsibility for all managers and staff and train all company personnel in the company 's crime prevention policy and practice .

Gabriel was having difficulty training this young dog , which , although enthusiastic , still did not understand a sheep dog 's duties .

But we still have to train people to be able to cook under any conditions -- a young soldier can often find himself on his own in the field cooking for a given number of people .

In those days Japan 's firms borrowed technology from abroad , then trained their workers to apply it .

Train yourself to be content with less than perfect-looking produce .

But his years in charge of a thriving and successful golf club had softened his hard-edged military manner , and he had trained himself to adopt an informal , ` civilian " manner .

He sees the cost of training the receptionist to smile multiplying into a thousand money-making opportunities .

And we will even train your staff in the most efficient use of gas .

Following press reports , on Aug. 8 the SADF confirmed that it trained Inkatha members at a camp in the Caprivi Strip in northern Namibia .

There was no need to worry about her lack of knowledge : public relations trained you to write authoritatively about everything from tractors to lingerie .

Both trained bands of disciples and sent them out to preach their respective good news .

He already trains apprentices , and now welcomes any potential carving students .

We must train staff to teach as effectively as possible and should encourage them to see this as an important part of their job .

Who 'd have thought I would be able to say that I trained Marmaduke " Duke " Hussey , chairman of the BBC , in TV interviewing technique ?

He trained master chefs ; Mrs Marshall trained domestic servants .

Powicke justly remarked that ` the list of well-known English barons , ecclesiastics , knights and clerks who were trained in Gascon affairs in the course of their distinguished careers would be long indeed " .

We should be concerned about whether a science teacher is available to teach a science lesson , or whether the only person available is someone trained over a very short period .

In the United Kingdom reports that the secret service MI6 was training the Khmers Rouges in mine-laying and mines technology were strongly denied by the Foreign Secretary , Douglas Hurd .

Mitchell trained as a journalist on The Scotsman and worked for the Scottish Tourist Board , Apex Publishing in Oman and British Gas Scotland before setting up Elliot Mitchell Communications , which later merged with Commpress .

They will then be trained by a producer and with luck will , in due course , become one themselves .

Nigel trained at Kirby College , Middlesbrough , and with John McCoy at Martha 's Vineyard , Kirklevington .

The teachers had been trained at two training colleges in Kemmendine , those for primary schools studying for one year and those for middle schools for two years .

They had been trained at college to preach Western-style sermons based on abstract thinking arranged in linear form .

Here you will carry out all of the tasks you have been trained for including general ship 's duties .

It 'll be staffed by eight Protek employees currently being trained by OSF and Protek will bring a further 50 industry consultants onto the project in the near term .

` If the United states is to remain technologically strong , our schools must begin training our children in today 's technology , " the company says .

Many of you who come to this rostrum this week will have been trained in the democracy of congress before you got here .

These people have been trained in librarianship , which is an art in itself .

We 've got a lot of volunteers who we 've er trained in listening skills and how to answer the phone , and how to deal with some of the problems that come up .

This course , organised by the Agricultural training board , is helping to train those who want to learn how to shear sheep .

These teams will be trained in direction and how to participate in problem solving .

His son , Mark , trained as an osteopath or something and set up in practice here .

Moreover , because employees were typically trained as single-skill operatives for a particular type of ( often ) enterprise-specific technology their acquired skills were largely non-transferable .

One shop steward remarked that , ` that is the first time management have trained us as they would train one another .

He has worked in shops , factories and stores , and has trained in engraving and drycleaning , and has worked as a medical assistant .

Patients were trained in increasing strength and duration of external anal sphincter contractions in response to rectal distension .

Professor Brown had been in Colombia , training local scientists in pioneering techniques for monitoring volcanoes .

Yet another company may be looking to identify target markets and to train its Export Manager in negotiating at high level exclusively in the foreign language .

Two-thirds of the 63-strong labour force at Courtaulds Chemicals in Stretford , UK , have been trained as forklift truck drivers .

IN a gym in Darlington veteran boxer Laurie Degnan is training eight-year-old boys as future champion fighters .

Both Orton and Vera Chirwa trained as lawyers in Britain during the 1950s .

he trained as an accountant with Price Waterhouse in Manchester .

He trained as a teenager to be a file forger and was employed by Messrs Cammell and Johnson in Furnival Street , but his first passion remained cricket .

Part-time workers , recruited through the Manpower Services Commission , are being trained to provide a regular massage service for elderly and psychiatric patients .

The dolphins were trained to use pressurized canisters to shoot intruders with a .45 calibre bullets at point-blank range .

The solicitor gives advice and has the conduct of the business of the client from day to day and will retain a barrister to carry out a specific task in handling the client 's business . 

The remaining five had retained Dingle Foot , a leading barrister and Liberal MP , to advise them . 

Michels , who is now no longer even on the SCO board , has reportedly retained his own lawyer to fight the suit , determined to keep SCO 's involvement to a minimum . 

In order to re-affirm his declared commitment to a liberal and secular state , Ben Ali retained Mohamed Charfi as Minister for National Education , Higher Education and Scientific Research ; fundamentalist students had demanded his resignation . 

Within two hours , a representative from Harbottle and Lewis , the lawyers retained by Branson , was at the High Court in London getting an injunction to stop Chemical handing back the plane to Boeing . 

A piece of venison , for example , had not been properly trimmed of its silverskin so that in cooking , the silverskin contracted , warping the meat which therefore cooked unevenly . 

The few Marxists who devoted serious attention to the problem of nationality and nationalism -- above all , Otto Bauer and Karl Renner -- also approached it from a class standpoint . 

Daniel approached her from behind and unwound her arms and substituted his own . 

So I thought I 'd go to sea with the ebb , spend half a day pottering off the fascinating banks of Ray Sand and Dengie Flat , and come back to approach Winter Marsh from seaward . 

Boys approaching the gymnasium from the chemistry labs had a clear view of the door . 

She herself would use the back staircase as the entrance to her flat , approaching it from the courtyard . 

A relatively strong force of fighters approached Malta on 11 April , apparently as cover for a Luftwaffe reconnaissance aircraft . 

As he approaches the city on the freeway the same old restless excitement stirs in him that he felt on that first apocalyptic evening all those years ago . 

Traffic approaching the county through Derby should also follow the above signs . 

Mordecai had said that he usually approached the shop through the bazaar , and that was the side they had been watching . 

The majority of historians have approached the problem via a definition of fascism based upon the radical-nationalist ideas and distinctive ` style " of the Italian model . 

The Department of Transport plans to throw up roadblocks on a stretch of the busy road effectively barring traffic from approaching Darlington via Blands Corner , Neasham Road and Yarm Road . 

He came back a couple of weeks ago and this time approached me rather than Rex . 

It is essential for archaeologists to approach their subject without personal or political prejudice , since past and present governments have not been averse to misusing archaeological data for nationalistic purposes . 

` The worst time was driving through the night as we approached Nice at 3am . 

In their work with children , Bettelheim and Zelan would approach a problem by asking ‘ What is the child feeling and what is its importance ? ’ 

He heard the sound of liquid slurping in a metal container as Farrell approached him from behind . 

As he approached his office , anxiety began to gnaw at his innards because in recent days David had found his concentration more and more fragmented . 

I did not know what to do or where to go , so I approached a very nice policeman , told him I was from the country and asked which gate I should use . 

The yachts are slowing down as they approach Fremantle and the effect of the high-pressure zone becomes apparent . 

She approached her home again , and entered noisily and tearfully . 

After watching several performances he approached Ray and asked to paint his portrait . 

But as I approached home , I was filled with a sense of shame , of uncertainty about how Mum would react when I told her . 

He was approaching from behind and slightly to the right of Sharpe . 

Suddenly the sound of running feet could be heard approaching from the depths . 

Another orange goes bounding away up the corridor ahead of them , under the feet of one of Summerchild 's colleagues who is approaching from the opposite direction , coming back from lunch . 

Today we approached from the most picturesque direction , through a stile set in the wall of the narrow stone bridge whose elegant arches span the burn 's deep-cut ravine . 

This was a particularly dangerous practice at this station as trains approaching on the down line could not be seen until they were 40 yards from the station due to a bend and a road bridge . 

Finally , check the airspeed carefully and approach with an adequate amount of height and speed . 

Guided by the agent , the pair approached with extreme caution , using the trees for cover , until they emerged from the tree-line above the valley . 

He motioned to the chairs around the low table , standing and positioning Taheb 's himself , as servants approached with wine jars and food : honey cakes , figs and heron 's eggs . 

Now I can exactly see the shape and size , the perfect fit , of the loneliness that is approaching . 

( Oh , excuse me a minute , my little chaplain is jumping up and down , splattering the parchment with ink . 

A passing cart rolled by splattering him with mud and Corbett quietly cursed Burnell for sending him here . 

Without exception they were splattered in paint as if they 'd gone in for action art . 

Before , he would splatter , and she would take the same pigment , the same colours , and assemble . 

In other words , fire up the Transit , shove every member of the band inside , come down and make thorough , absolute pigs of yourselves . 

` They 've shoved a bloody fish-hook down him ! " exclaimed one of the men . 

Hastily , Benny shoved the guard outside , not bothering to check whether he was alive or not , and bolted the door . 

A waitress shoved a plate of cocktail bits beneath Joshua 's nose . 

Obviously in the presence of some prize bore , Albert had scribbled this down and shoved the book across the table to Warnie or Jack . 

She reached the house , ran into the front room and shoved the suitcase behind a big , glass case that had a capercailzie in it . 

He may have to change his tune if a swing to the right-wing Republicans shoves his beloved Free Democrats below the 5 per cent mark and so out of the Bundestag in the next elections . 

She went into the bathroom and I made my own supper by slicing some of the foul cheese and shoving it between two slices of greased plastic bread . 

And he shoves it in his pocket with some dismissive remark and wonders what the hell he is to do . 

He shoved my shirt in my mouth first , so I would n't make a noise . " 

Yesterday he was at Hartlepool Labour Hall , surrounded by a dozen or so women shoving leaflets into envelopes . 

Here -- " he shoved some gear off the wooden slats of the cockpit , ` sit down for a bit . " 

` Aye , go on you , I 'll shove the kettle on the fire , a cup of tea always helps things along . " 

Some of them stood uncomplainingly for ten hours , only shoving a bundle past them a little more forcefully than necessary . 

He pulled Rosheen and Klift to their feet and shoved them through the door . 

I did n't move back , although he shoved his face close to mine . 

She hung the apron over the back of a chair , shoved the sauce under a covering plate , turned off the gas under the fish-kettle in which herb-scented water had begun to simmer . 

He cast around for a chair , shoved some papers aside with a foot and perched on the edge of an armchair . 

He shoved Gorelli against the Chrysler with his gun and pulled the rear door open . 

He pulled the pistol free and shoved it against Hitch 's cheek . 

Because they 're British , because their character is independent , because they do n't like to be shoved around , because they are prepared to take responsibility …

Benny was shoved down into a leather-covered chair in an office carved from the living rock . 

MSP 's politics have been shoved so far to the fore ( presumably to mop up any stray prejudice to their musical influences ) their very real talent for balls-out rock'n'roll has been largely ignored . 

He stood open-mouthed by the holly bush and watched as the dirty pound notes were unrolled , counted , and shoved under his nose . 

In doing this they have first cheapened the original process of selection which is made meaningless , and then , they shoved their heads firmly back into the sand . 

Whitlock shoved him back onto a tarpaulin in the corner of the warehouse and scooped up the Browning . 

When she hurried out to the car , carrying her drawing materials which she had shoved hurriedly into a canvas bag , Julius was already sitting in the driving seat . 

He slurped as noisily as a ravenous dog , mopping up what was left with hard crusts of bread which Father Peter shoved before him on a wooden platter . 

You always had to spit it out and shove it down the back of some chair . 

` Not really , but you might do up your top button and shove your tie up a bit -- my mother 's watching this . " 

We have no choice but to deduce as much as we can about the baking of the cake from studying what happens if we miss out a constituent , alter the temperature or cooking time or whatever …

Existence of a natural isotope effect not dependent on mass complicates efforts to deduce the history of the Solar System by studying isotope ratios . 

As viewers of this scene we could also have deduced something about the relationship between John and Mary from the way they were sitting together and the way they looked at each other . 

One palm reader may deduce her findings from a comparison between lines and hand form , while another may simply use the palm rather as she uses , at other times , a crystal ball . 

The deductive method in science is , as the name implies , the attempt to deduce all scientific facts from higher laws , which act as unassailable axioms . 

Some figures of deaths in monastic houses may be accurate , but as the plague did not strike evenly throughout the country it would be foolish to deduce any estimate of national mortality from them . 

Although there was no specific statutory requirement that justices should be named , the court deduced such a requirement from the fundamental nature of the open justice principle . 

If one tries to deduce human behavior from the laws of science , one gets caught in the logical paradox of self-referencing systems . 

The Oxford group was at the forefront of X-ray crystallography , a technique for deducing atomic architecture from the way X-rays are scattered . 

So it is possible to deduce swimming habits in fossil bivalves by comparison with the living forms . 

What characteristics of hierarchical structures can you deduce from studying the chart ? 

It was relatively easy for Flora , sitting at the bottom of the Leighs ' dining-table , to keep quiet , eat what was offered , and deduce by watching her neighbours the correct order of knives and forks . 

What new developments in science would he be able to deduce from the features of my automobile and its contents ? 

The reaction of the urban proletariat was natural ; one can not safely deduce from it any decisive change in attitude towards death and survival . 

It is unacceptable to deduce from the lack of prosecutions that hooligan behaviour was formerly tolerated to such a degree that the culprits were neither censured nor prosecuted . 

However , no one except a Christian anarchist or a Tolstoyan has ever deduced from this that socialism is against revolutionary violence . 

Glancing around , she deduced from the sounds drifting from the kitchen that Tara was preparing a meal . 

Her thighs and knees could quite conceivably , she deduced in bewilderment , be turning to rubber . 

From a knowledge of what edges and surfaces are present , and how they are oriented relative to the eye , we are able to deduce with some confidence what three-dimensional objects are present . 

Eventually , she deduced the kid must have gone to find Nathan , who 'd slept in that morning and missed breakfast . 

The falsity of universal statements can be deduced from suitable singular statements . 

The exact role of cortisol is unknown , but its importance can be deduced from the observation that animals that can not produce cortisol , due to injury for instance , are very vulnerable in emergencies . 

I 'd like to emphasize that this idea that time and space should be finite without boundary is just a proposal : it can not be deduced from some other principle . 

( What would have happened at Verdun had Renault remained out of business can readily be deduced from what has already been said about the Voie Sacrée . ) 

The importance that the General attributed to these events may be deduced from the enormous pains he took to prepare for them . 

By analogy , we can hope to deduce what must be in an animal 's head by observing what it does . 

So we can deduce what the field of vision of our globular-eyed trilobite was , by looking at the directions in which all the lenses face . 

From households ' expenditure patterns it is possible to deduce how much indirect and intermediate tax is paid , and there is a straightforward entry of the direct taxes each family pays . 

A more realistic alternative is to deduce which characteristics of organizations have the most impact on accounting . 

From the observation of fossils far inland , and in many of the places to which he travelled , he deduced that the whole Earth had once been covered by water . 

Whatever happens , either we obtain an efficient solution or we can deduce that there are no efficient solutions . 

One can only deduce that the Eurasian and African plates began driving together at this time , with the latter dragged down beneath the rising Alpine mountains . 

` I deduce the corpse we have just seen does not belong to James IV . 

From this fact , the Pythagoreans deduced a kind of table of ten pairs of essential opposites , which they claimed are important for understanding the universe . 

Did you deduce this from the symptoms you saw or was there harder evidence ? " 

` There were people throwing glasses around and men urinating in our gardens . 

` And they say they care about those below " , said the commentary , as the monkey urinated against a wall . 

Mr Stott replaces Ms Wendy Henry , who was sacked last month after publishing photographs of Prince William urinating in a London park . 

They urinated on gardens , kicked down fences , damaged trees and cars and verbally abused anyone they met . 

He is clearly a very disturbed and emotionally rejected child because he deliberately urinates on the carpets and bedding , refuses to go to bed or stay in his own bed . 

After midnight mass on Christmas Eve the street was desperate with maudlin men with bloodied noses and bruised knuckles singing ` Silent Night , Holy Night " as they urinated through the railings . 

She lowered herself further down into the gully , and urinated on the ground . 

A line of men was urinating over the edge of the rickety platform , since there were never any toilets . 

By the end of the century American railways were largely in the hands of ten large companies ( although there remained several hundred small ones ) commanded by railway versions of merchant princes .

By the end of March there remained only 10 legal political parties under the Political Parties Registration Law .

Furthermore , if the demand for full-time places increases , will there remain a sufficient number of part-time students to sustain the continuance of the courses ?

But there remains a wealth of untapped experience and knowledge in employees ' informal job-controls and patterns of organization .

Today only the superb campanile and a section of the right side of the church remain from the original fourteenth-century building .

On the eve of war it was desirable to heal some of the wounds that still remained from the convulsions of the 1320s .

And if there was any justice remaining in this world , she would take de Raimes with her when she left it .

However , there remained in the 1850s several hundred acres of open land , particularly in the north of the parish near Dogbury Valent .

Little remains of the once awesomely splendid Cumnor Place , home of Robert Dudley and Amy Robsart .

The eight 500 ft masts are no longer in existence but the rest of the station remains with its 18 inch thick walls and three ft thick concrete floor , beneath which the vital equipment was housed .

At Ferrara the cathedral has been much altered , but the façade remains with its lower part Romanesque and the upper stages Gothic .

The less energy spent in defending , the more strength remains to attack and defeat the enemy .

What perverse incentives still remain to keep people in institutions ?

The amount remaining after deducting all mandatory and discretionary exceptions is known as the Aggregated School Budget ( ASB ) .

Small amounts of blood remain in the syringe which could be infected -- if you share works then you could inject this into your bloodstream .

Not a soul remained of the plaguey mob : not a dead body , not a live petitioner .

A blue Mini arrived and began manoeuvring into the limited space remaining as Melissa picked her way along the uneven path and knocked on the door of number three .

A substantial surplus usually remains , therefore , at the end of each financial year .

No records remain as to who lived here through the seventeenth century , when during the Civil War a bloody battle took place on the Manor 's doorstep .

At Pipewell in Northamptonshire , earthworks remain of the pre-existing hamlet , mixed up with earthworks of the Cistercian abbey buildings .

This development was to have a profound effect on all life to come , for if hydrogen is removed from water , the element that remains is oxygen .

Dioxins from the process may be discharged in factory effluent and some traces remain in the paper goods themselves .

At the time I thought it was strange but , on reflection , Rachel was simply checking that no trace of her departure from the church remained .

Smiling nicely Muriel stood aside for Alice to enter a hall where not a trace remained of the stacks of pamphlets , or whatever they were .

Each small basin forming the cascade should be so constructed that , when the water is switched off , a small quantity remains in each .

Only 5O of the Madagascar rain forest presently survives and little remains of the Atlantic coastal forest of Brazil .

When the ` hairy " mesh of illite plugs the pore-space , practically no permeability remains , even with porosities of 8-12% .

If any memorials were erected at their burials , as at Crosthwaite , none remain today .

Nothing remains to me of the pleasures and possessions of my old life , which you now enjoy at my expense .

Nothing remained of Master Harry but the faint dark staining of the stone where he had lain , a slender shadow outlined in rime at the bottom of the coffin .

All that remains of his seductiveness are the historical traces of a bad lot .

A handful of houses , a trout farm and the watermill are all that remain today in this tranquil backwater nestling at the foot of the wolds , just a few miles away from Alford .

Now it appears that nothing can prevent the enthusiastic fossilisation of all that remains of the revolutionary structures of 1919-39 .

Goldman worked on the script from October 1971 to April 1972 , submitting three drafts , but all that remains of his contribution to the film is the last line , ` Hey , you bastards .

In the VSEL yard a brass bell hangs in a museum of shipbuilding , all that remains of the original HMS Vanguard which was sunk in Scapa Flow .

Spinneys and woods are all that remain of once thick forest cover .

Castle Mound is now all that remains of the once famous Norman castle .

ALL THAT REMAINS of the palace begun by Canute is the much renovated hall built by William Rufus in 1097 , in which Charles I was tried and condemned , and the splendid fan-vaulted crypt below .

All that remains of Herod the Great 's Temple is a course of huge stones where the Jews meet daily for prayer .

Near to it stands the Wailing Wall which is all that remains of the ancient Jewish Temple , .

This is all that remains of a noble old building once owned by the Bishops of Rochester and known locally as the Old Palace .

Occasionally , as in the case of Heighton , in Firle Park , only a few mounds remain to illustrate that once men lived and worked there .

The coal char remaining is fed into the fluidized bed system , while the exhaust from the gas turbine can be used to help drive the fluidized bed .

But in the forests and hills , the graveyards of vanished communities remain , a target for deranged young vandals and the politically sick .

In return , Karzai promised to fight corruption , requiring officials to declare their assets and strengthening a task force meant to crack down on graft .

It requires Iraqis to assume responsibility for their own future .

On July 1 , 162 House members voted for an amendment to require the administration to provide Congress an exit strategy and firm timetable for withdrawal of troops .

Witness the law passed before the Afghan election this summer allowing Shiite men to deny their wives sustenance if they do not satisfy their husbands , and that requiring women to get permission from their husbands to work .

The response from Turkey was historic : Its ambassador requested that NATO begin emergency consultations under an article of the alliance 's treaty that requires member states to meet if one feels its security is threatened .

They banned smoking , closed down barbershops and coffeehouses , and required women to cover themselves in black robes with only a slit for their eyes .

For example , to widen some of the narrow dirt roads property owners might be required to remove dozens of trees or pave over creeks , county officials said .

In a tribal , patriarchal society governed by conservative Islamic values , where men dominate and women are required to be subservient , the shelters are resented by many Afghans as foreign interference in private affairs .

To help ease the transition , soldiers coming home are required to return to their base at Ft. Campbell , Ky. , for about a week .

Under a multiyear agreement with the International Monetary Fund , Iraq is required to increase its dollar reserves and bring inflation down to 15 % as part of the nation 's reconstruction effort .

For its part , KBR , the Halliburton division , says all its subcontractors are required to respect local labor laws and provide appropriate housing , medical treatment and security protection for workers .

But in that country , those seeking immunity from prosecution were required to first confess their offenses before a truth and reconciliation commission .

Airport police commanders say their officers are not required to issue a certain number of tickets .

In Moscow , visitors are supposed to pass through a metal detector , but one survivor of Monday 's attack said he saw no one being required to do so .

Perched on a piece of high ground dominating a western swath of the city , it has a fortresslike aspect , with visitors required to pass through a series of security checkpoints .

But after IEDs caused devastating eye injuries , virtually all commanders here began to require their troops to wear eye protection .

Put another way , " White Material " requires us to look at the relation between the former colonizers and the formerly colonized as a two-way human transaction , like any other .

" The talks are going on , and we 're asking , what will be required of both sides ?

The rule of law requires allowing the accused the chance to defend himself .

Israel has insisted that Abbas ' vow to quell the violence requires him to round up fighters , confiscate weapons and dismantle the makeshift factories where bombs and Kassam rockets are made .

The assassination of JFK might have started the process on its own , but certainly the assassination of the assassin , while he was in police custody , set tongues wagging here and there . 

Now the tongues would start wagging round MI5 , MI6 and the other , smaller Intelligence Agencies . 

Matron was about to answer when Tock wagged a bony finger at them . 

Wagging a finger in the air , he marched out of the railway station , followed by Fouchard and his men . 

The second man smiles , wags his index finger and picks up a copy of his company 's annual report . 

She wagged a playfully admonishing finger towards the audience . 

He wagged his head to the music and his turban slipped over one eye . 

When Wexford got home for his tea Clytemnestra wagged her darning-wool tail at him but she did n't get out of his chair . 

Progress was painfully slow ; I had owned her for a year before she wagged her tail at me . 

The dog moved off a few paces and turned back , wagging his tail anxiously . 

It wagged its tail in excitement at the presence of so many people . 

Hector , waking abruptly , looked up and set up a joyous barking , leaping to his feet and wagging a curly tail . 

He was grinning , in a fatherly sort of way , and wagging his hands at Elinor . 

The possession of large machines by those responsible for managing rivers can sometimes lead to a situation where the tail wags the dog , and the results can be damaging to both the environment and the economy . 

It stuck tiny thumbs in small ears , wagged its fingers , and put out its tongue . 

Then two of the Koi and a couple of Orfe began to have problems swimming and were wagging their heads and going backwards . 

Some owners have claimed that their Cornish Rex cats wag their tails when pleased , like dogs , although this is hard to believe . 

Mrs Hobden went down on her knees and stroked her gently , and as Sandy 's tail wagged feebly at her touch she burst into tears . 

Domino , their elderly Dalmation , rushed to meet her , tail wagging with excitement . 

Racing back into the hall with tails wagging furiously , they almost knocked Georgina over . 

Her gorgeous tail curls right up over her back and wags incessantly . 

They stood round in a ring long after she 'd come to rest , after her legs had stopped wagging , after her fingers had stopped tugging . 

Bully wagged his tail on seeing Angela , but Angela did n't pat him . 

One whiff of the opened container will make an on-heat goat wag her tail in the characteristic manner . 

Instead of taking to her heels , as any sensible pariah dog would have done , she advanced wagging her tail to sniff at him . 

The internal leaders may be wondering why he pounced when SWAPO looked likely to be handed power through the ballot box . 

The consignment was brought over in the same way and after it was left in a lay-by in Lymm , Cheshire , Customs officers pounced when Scott arrived to collect it . 

Any crumbs which fell off the table were pounced on by big bronze lizards -- skinks . 

The girl , who was pounced on while waiting for a train at Mexborough , South Yorkshire , was treated in hospital for head wounds . 

Any information available soon after a crash is avariciously pounced upon by both journalists and lawyers , and exploited to the full in order that they may derive the maximum benefit for their own particular ends . 

Ron had pounced from his car , screeching to a halt ten yards ahead of them . 

The gang of four-year-olds had pounced from an entry and were running away , yelling and making faces . 

“ James was made to look as though he was waiting in the wings to pounce on his fairytale princess . ” 

Instantly an eleven-year-old cousin pounced on her , shielding her from the ball and riding her off . 

She said the woman , who lived alone with her father , often feared ` someone was going to pounce on her " . 

At least the manager did n't pounce on me just because I shut my eyes for a few moments . " 

POLICE are hunting a masked attacker who pounced on a young woman on Saturday night . 

Mona and Charity exchanged expressions of incomprehension but pounced on the only word they could understand . 

Sometimes he immediately pounced upon whatever I said and showed me in a psychoanalytical way how wrong I was , and how right he was . 

His body was hairy , muscled , well-shaped , and when I saw him strip for bed he reminded me of a gorilla about to pounce upon its prey . 

The thugs pounced as Tony McLoughlin prepared to open up the school shortly after 7am . 

` Nonsense , Peter , " his wife pounced down on him as if he were a hound that had misbehaved . 

It appeared to be an occupational hazard , walking down dark and dingy -- or even brightly lit -- corridors , waiting for strange creatures to pounce out at unexpected moments . 

` These are lurking demons waiting to pounce and then you either pack up or reluctantly and sadly sell something off . 

If the bird 's head disappears behind some small obstruction , the cat can be seen to rush forward and pounce , as though it knows that at that moment the bird can not see its rapid advance . 

When it stopped in a remote area police pounced and arrested the robbers as they off-loaded the cargo . 

The prosecution say that she was plucked from the bridge by Hagans , who 'd lain in wait for the right victim and then pounced . 

She stared back at him now with an indifference that almost rivalled his own . 

The hotel nightclub was packed with guests , avidly watching the show , most of the women in glamorous evening outfits which almost rivalled the exotic plumage of the limbo costumes . 

Yet none of these works can rival , for sheer novelty and strangeness , Sibelius 's Sixth Symphony , still one of the most mystifying and mesmerising orchestral utterances of the century . 

Only David Platt can rival the Sheffield Wednesday pair for caps in the last three years . 

John Ley looks forward to an international showpiece in which opening and closing ceremonies could rival the main event 

In particular , the area around the Arabian Gulf is an ideal site for a space launch centre that could , ultimately , rival anything in the developed world . 

Some experts believe that the South Bronx could , in time , rival the Great Barrier reef as a marine habitat , turning this former urban battleground into a modern Atlantis -- an unparalleled holiday destination . 

After 200 years in the tourist business , Madeira provides a service few places in the world could rival . 

Nor was it mainly caused by the increasing importance of symphony and sonata , a field in which such fine musicians as Boccherini and Clementi could hardly rival their Germanic contemporaries . 

There may have only been just under 500 runners , and it may never rival the London Marathon , but it was good to see this significant part of the running world back on the map again . 

London is the great city of art auctions , with New York ; but it has never in this century rivalled Paris or New York as a place for painters and sculptors to live in . 

Sberbank , which was 150 years old in 1992 , may never rival Deutsche , but it has life in it yet . 

Molecule for molecule , they are 10,000 times more potent than carbon dioxide and it has been estimated that if production is not checked they will rival carbon dioxide as the main greenhouse gas in the twenty-first century . 

Organisers claim that the event will rival , if not eclipse , this year 's Tall Ships extravaganza . 

There are quite a few other fish too ; in fact , there are enough different species to make a show that would rival the daily display at Harrods . 

Edouard de Chavigny , his most loyal and discerning client , had the basis for a collection that one day would be rivalled only by Paul Mellon and the New York Museum of Modern Art . 

Whilst few would wish to emulate their struggle , many would like to rival the quality and impact of their paintings . 

The construction of climatic protection would surely encourage entrepreneurs to invest in leisure and entertainment facilities that would be without equal in the British Isles and would rival or eclipse most facilities abroad . 

Craft , theoretical and practical organisational ability -- all culminating in a menu that in both visual appeal and taste would rival many top restaurants -- are put to the test . 

Rio , until recently synonymous with perpetual pleasure and carnival , now rivals Johannesburg and Lagos in the number of murders per 100,000 people . 

Placards bearing his name are rivalling in numbers those of Mr Bates . 

Each million birds destroys 60 tons of grain every day making this species a major pest of African agriculture rivalled only by the locust ( above ) . 

As concern for the environment grows , this area may eventually come to rival the Darwinian revolution as a subject for scholarly analysis . 

But undulating side-wings are not such powerful propellants as a thrashing tail , so the manta can not swim as fast as its shark cousins or rival them as hunters . 

The full width owners ( main deck ) and VIP guest stateroom ( lower deck ) rival each other in respect to overall comfort and appeal . 

There a vast palace , rivalling Versailles in scope , had been built , containing one of the most beautiful opera houses in Europe . 

Another had a wife who rivalled Mrs Proudie in the intensity of her opinion and the strength of her will . 

A computer whiz-kid , he had built up an electronics empire that rivalled the best in the world . 

A new hill painting to rival the famous White Horse on the Ridgeway has appeared on the Downs near Oxfordshire . 

A stunt pilot and a photographer are hoping to make a blockbuster film to rival Indiana Jones . 

A special feature of the boat is the extensive galley which rivals most domestic kitchens . 

The English piano builders in the classical era were rivalled by the Viennese . 

Mr Brandreth added : ` In terms of quality of personnel , the present team at Queen 's Park have a superb record that ca n't be rivalled anywhere else in the country . 

Bill has devised a coast to coast walk to rival the hike made famous by Lakeland legend Alfred Wainwright . 

If you save the scrapings from sharpening , these can be squished hard on to the paper . 

That seemed to have been what he had in mind , as he put a paw on the back of my neck and bent me forward until my face was squished into the table top . 

In one stride he was bounding smoothly along , a poem of controlled motion ; in the next , his bind legs stiffened and refused to function . 

But as usual all I saw was the hairy form bounding away out of sight round the corner of the house . 

Large animals , drinking , bounded back into the undergrowth , blinded by our lights . 

Henry knocked for ages but nobody came except a motheaten ginger cat that bounded down from the thirteenth floor and rubbed itself ecstatically against his legs . 

They all turned , just in time to see Sergeant bounding down the riverbank . 

At the last moment the hare sensed the danger and bounded off into the undergrowth . 

A trio of enormous hounds came bounding round the building , causing Cleo to gasp in alarm . 

He bounded over to the chest containing the strange white powder . 

The two men emerged from the crypt into the daylight , the shorter one leading , bounding up the stone steps as if relieved to be away from the musty chamber . 

Seeing them , Richard dug his spurs so hard that his horse bounded forward as if on springs , jerking Philippa against him . 

Oliver bounded upstairs , and slowed when he saw the figures on the landing . 

The dogs bounded about her , obstreperously wagging their tails . 

A flicker of movement to the left caught his eye and abruptly he was braking as a deer bounded across the narrow road . 

All these emotions vanished when Richard came bounding towards him with scarlet cheeks and shining eyes , looking happier than the detective had ever seen him . 

He could see the dog bounding towards him , its fangs bared , its tail flashing from side to side . 

Make way for the Lord Mayor ! " he bellowed , shoving through the throng to the riverbank . 

` Carve through with a power axe , and quickly ! " he bellowed . 

` Well , do n't just stand there gaping , " bellowed the Headmaster . 

` Who are you ? " bellowed Pumfrey , in his most parade-ground voice . 

` Do you realise who you are talkin' to ? " bellowed the sergeant-major . 

By now the coroner should have been singing some lewd song at the top of his voice , bellowing abuse at the landlord , or urging Athelstan to come back to his house in Cheapside . 

` Blow winds and crack your cheeks ! " bellowed Conrad on his third glass of wine . 

Lowered on a helicopter ladder over Anfield , he could bellow his instructions through a loudhailer , thus keeping in touch with his players while observing the letter of UEFA law . 

Out in the yard , Alejandro had turned from the charming rogue of yesterday into a roaring tyrant , bellowing instructions to all the boys . 

Garrett , trip leader and captain of our puny-looking paddle raft , bellows some last minute instructions . 

People were running around , bellowing orders , and there was a constant chattering of ` radios " and military equipment . 

What he really needed on his side was some good old-fashioned redneck backing ; a few influential voices bellowing the Battle Hymn of the Republic and waving the Star-Spangled Banner in tightly clenched fists . 

` Comin' here stealin' our slave labour , " bellowed the other shaking his fist at the sky . 

He bellowed something which Jess could n't catch , but she knew his rage was at a peak . 

Stuart bellowed his words as if answering a court-martial and failure to enunciate perfectly at top volume would earn him a few more years in the glasshouse . 

All you did was sit round like some old colonel in an Agatha Christie book , bellowing about the country going to the dogs . 

He bellowed at the Sikhs to retreat and as they stumbled back under a cross-fire from the other side of the hall , two of them fell dead and another mortally wounded . 

They turned into an alleyway off Friday Street and Cranston began to bellow at passersby for the whereabouts of Parchmeiner 's shop . 

The voice of the Irishman bellowed after him : ` Keep running , whelp . 

` Where ? " they bellowed in incredulous unison , pulling their mufflers from their faces . 

Miss Angus bellowed like a slightly cracked version of Gabriel 's trumpet : ` I said take them away , woman ! " 

There have been a number of unfortunate and avoidable confrontations over the years , brought on by the profanities bellowed out by climbers having a hard time on the shady cliff . 

Fish used to lumber and shamble around the stage like a confused and wounded animal , bellowing out his lyrics as if only this could ease his pain . 

The British reader has only to listen to the sounds that protest makes in his own streets , to the cruel , brutal voices that bellow over loudhailers about injustice and the disadvantaged . 

` I was a skinhead before you were born , " he would bellow , and only she knew how it hurt him . 

The chant was so beautiful Athelstan stopped , closing his eyes to listen , until a rough-mouthed carter flicked his whip , bellowing how some men had to work and could n't laze around like stupid priests . 

The most common type of LPG gas is butane , but it does not vaporise — so therefore can not burn — at temperatures below about 4°C . 

About -80°C , antifreeze turns to pink ice and gasoline ( petrol ) fails to vaporize or ignite . 

I clasp the mahogany handle just as the door shivers its infection and walk down the crazy paving path as each stone vaporises one step behind me . 

Looking down on the land over seven miles below from the lofty heights where jet streams vaporize behind you , it was hard to imagine the difficulties the old man must have faced .

The heat from the steam jacket causes the liquid to vaporise and thus remove the stopper .

Births registered during one month in each area were randomly sampled .

That deal , valued at £700,000 , was registered too late for the two players to be available tonight .

So in theory a computer , by comparing the pattern of voltages registered by the voltmeters at all the portholes , could calculate the pattern of obstacles around the fish .

Between August 6 and 12 the NOAA satellite registered 11,904 fire points in the Amazon basin , with most of the fires around the fringes of the forest .

GRAEME HICK carved out another milestone in his career when during Worcestershire 's match against Leicestershire at New Road he became the youngest player to register 20,000 runs in first-class cricket .

No sooner had de Gaulle ended the Algerian nightmare and registered his political triumphs in late 1962 than he became morbidly apprehensive of such a national relapse .

They have recently registered good wins against Wirral and Staffordshire .

If you can not do this , you could put aside a certain amount of money as a reward for each time the scales register a drop in weight .

Sally also takes photographs , especially when touring around England . 

Touring around London , she described Islington council flats as ` a luxury solution " to the housing problem in Chile where more than a million people in a population of 13m are homeless . 

Five years ago I hired an aircraft to tour for two weeks in the USA and was briefed on the possibility of radio thefts and the method used . 

Andrew and 49year-old Monica were touring in Canada when Rachel was knifed to death as she walked with Alex and her dog Molly on the common in South-West London . 

Touring on the Riviera was a must for the well-to-do of the 1920s and '30s . 

The following morning there will be an opportunity to tour some of the local cultural attractions in informal groups . 

` People ask why I do n't tour round seeing the sights , but I could see sights in Australia and be warm . 

Invigorated by a boom in new issues on Wall Street , these firms are hoping to conquer the rest of the world too .

The effects of diarrhoeal disease can be conquered with one of the simplest and cheapest natural remedies known to science .

The Spaniards conquered the Incas with both the Cross and the arquebus .

But Sunday Life photographer DARREN KIDD captured the unique atmosphere of last Sunday 's show in Cork -- a permanent souvenir of the garage band that conquered the world .

Richard had the opposite experience : to him English was the foreign language , the tongue of the occupying race , and he conquered it completely .

They had been conquered by Menelik but among them the Abyssinian imprint was as yet barely discernible , for which I was thankful .

Between AD 250 and 260 , the town was conquered by Suebi and Alemanni tribes who slaughtered the Roman habitation .

It was one of the first cities conquered by the Arabs in Andalucía and it still retained a Moorish atmosphere .

He had spent most of his life in England and admired both the feudal-system efficiency and military skills of the Norman knights who had administered that country since William of Normandy conquered it in 1066 .

Within ten years he had conquered the other tribes along the Mad Dog Pass and subjugated the Night Goblin tribes that lived around and under Thunder Mountain .

An early interpretation saw them as barracks for troops used by Swegen Forkbeard to conquer England , with each house containing a ship 's crew .

Hungarian kings , with papal blessing , attempted to conquer Bosnia and Hercegovina , in order to destroy the Bogomils , at the same time winning territory for themselves and souls for Rome .

` I could go out and conquer an entire army , " he told her , bending to kiss her on the mouth .

Now , through Liquorsave , he is setting out to conquer the UK market .

The British also conquered the island of Newfoundland , and were not faced by any such problems there .

Bob Champion had conquered cancer and Aintree and a horse three times crippled had galloped his rivals into submission .

At just the time when the Civil War was weakening this commercial connection , the Dutch were trying to conquer the portuguese colony of Brazil .

Perhaps encouraged by Varro , Caesar went to conquer Gaul with Posidonius in his satchel .

He never bitched about other members of the team , but of people we knew . "

He 's bitching at me all of the time , he 's complaining , and he 's apt to be yelling at me , too .

` If I had to choose one person , I 'd pick Tamar , " she bitched right back at me .

` I 'd dearly like to know what were supposed to be achieving , that 's all , " Lambert bitched .

Increasingly conscious that her age was held against her , she dyed her grey hair and bought a suit that hangs in the wardrobe beside her jeans and sweaters .

Brix Smith certainly means to keep up the progress : '' I 've considered dyeing my hair brown to avoid being seen as another of today 's toy blonde singers . ''

Pale plain loose covers could be dyed a different , darker colour and occasional chairs changed round with old ones relegated to another room in the house .

His hair was dyed orange and his white face made ghostly by his dyed russet beard .

Grey and brown are obtained either by using undyed wool or by dyeing the yarns with extracts from nutshells and oak bark .

The potato starch was dyed in separate batches of red , blue and green , then mixed together in smaller quantities and sprinkled evenly over a glass plate with a tacky varnished coating .

As a general rule , rugs employing bolder , more overtly geometric compositions should be judged by the same criteria as nomadic rugs , particularly if they are also dyed in a limited palette of austere or primary shades .

It can be bought undyed , bleached or dyed in a variety of colours .

With her hair dyed red and body hunched over the monitors , Lesley looks like a Cronenbergian Miki Berenyi , her face contorted and spewing out ` hips , tits , lips , power '' and generous quantities of beer with alacrity .

Those were the days before people dyed their hair bright colours , the days of henna .

Have your eyelashes dyed at a local beauty salon and then you can simply forget about them all summer .

I dyed my hair every colour under the sun , and I was in this all-women band , we wore lots and lots of make-up and these really baggy dresses in wild colours , which covered our whole bodies -- we all dressed the same .

It was hand woven of sheep 's wool and dyed the same deep indigo colour as her mask .

The granite was gradually being dyed carmine by the progress of the dying sun .

When Perdita last saw her as Victor 's bimbo in 1981 , Sharon 's hair had been dyed the colour of strawberry jam , her splendid breasts had floated like beachballs out of her skin-tight polyester dress and her six-inch spike heels must have terrorized any lurking moles as she tripped on to the Rutshire pitch at treading-in time .

I also recall that at least on one or two occasions , he 'd dyed his hair which was almost unheard of in the early 60's .

This means you will work with your tutors and teachers making regular commitments , for example , to attend well , and to complete your work on time . 

Most of the other horses are relaxed in spite of the fracas -- their ears show whether they 're attending to the fight or to the cameraman . 

No wonder she had made such a fool of herself by fainting in the middle of Luke 's proposal .

` If they thought a crime had been committed , but there 's no crime in a man going missing . "

You note that the American murder rate is consistently four or five times worse than that suffered by West European countries and that 60% of American murders are committed with firearms .

The offence can be committed in public or private , but the act is drafted in such a way as to exclude domestic disputes ( s.4(2) ) .

It 's a sad fact that a significant amount of crime is committed by young people .

You might be able to think of crimes that are not generally regarded as deviant -- crime committed in self-defence , for example .

It was alleged that police officers over- reacted or committed breaches of discipline and even criminal offences .

We know that custody does not stop young people committing crimes when their sentence is over .

Is the Minister aware that not only juveniles but adults are committing crimes while on bail and that many crimes now being committed by adults while on bail involve firearms ?

If any one of these employees committed a corporate crime , then this was added to any previous crime committed by any other employee , no matter how distantly related to the organizational site of previous offences .

There 's only a possibility that the two murders were committed by the same person .

While these figures refer to crimes committed by juveniles , they do give a good indication of the extent of class differences in crime statistics generally , given the high proportion of offenders who are juveniles .

As a juror , would you find that a defendant had committed a serious crime on such a basis ?

The risk of Courtney , an apparent sexual psychopath , committing further offences against women is high .

The great majority of non-employees who commit crimes against business will live in the immediate area .

And how can he commit treason against the King of England in a foreign country , if he is not English ?

By contrast , a person who organises a procession or a meeting and knowingly fails to comply with the conditions imposed commits an offence punishable with three months ' imprisonment or a level three fine .

This fact was emphasised in Fletcher v. Budgen ( 1974 C.A. ) where it was held that even a buyer can commit the offence .

It is often difficult to differentiate those who deliberately commit fraud from those who are confused in their claims .

Trespass can therefore be committed by a person who digs a tunnel under land or who abuses the airspace .

Executives who commit corporate crime are not coerced into it , they do not necessarily have to go along with the advice or instructions of superiors .

You must , therefore , be certain , I repeat , certain beyond reasonable doubt that Paul Menzies could have committed such an evil crime as murder .

In mitigation Lawrence Hazell , for Muise , said he committed the offence because he owed some people £110 .

As the bombs dropped on Baghdad , I drove through small-town America , where a Hopperesque light lit a multitude of flags and a forest of yellow ribbons 

Mortars are shorter , heavier weapons than cannons , designed to lob an explosive shell high into the air so that it drops down on the target from the sky . 

It was fairly loose and when I pulled it out the shells started dropping into the hole . 

The first looping slash sliced neatly through the Executioner 's raised forearms , and his sword dropped to the floor , his severed hands still clutching its hilt . 

They drop gracefully off their perches in mid-flow and preferably with as much publicity as possible . 

And in 1990 there were 92 victims when an Air India flight dropped at Bangalore . 

As he tried to leave the field the ball suddenly dropped at his feet and he attempted a long-range crossfield pass aimed at Gordon Strachan . 

Tears filled her eyes ; they rolled down her cheeks and dropped from her chin . 

He let the scarf drop from his face and smiled , showing tobacco-stained teeth . 

When the piece of meat dropped from the fork everyone at the table exploded into laughter except the Colonel , who said , ` Nessy ! behave yourself . " 

With a scream of fear he set off along the tunnel , sweat dropping into his disbelieving eyes as the walls continued to close in . 

Platt , moved up front as Les Ferdinand 's minder , came close with a shot parried by Benedettini and Bruno Muccioli raced in to head over the bar as the ball appeared to be dropping into goal . 

The huge net dropped steadily through the gap between the coiled cargo extensors , its pulleys whining . 

He had dropped through the hole into a corridor that looked typical of every space station Ace had ever been on . 

It was n't dropping through the thin wisps of cloud up there , it was simply pushing them aside . 

Claudia relaxed her fingers , letting the pencil drop to the desk . 

In the added heat of the fire beads of sweat welled on her forehead , rolled down the furrows of her face and , gaining momentum , dropped weightily on to the ground . 

Grit swirled like drifting snow under the lorries and dropped from above , but at body height , behind the vehicle , it was much more calm . 

` He dropped down just now , and the doctor said there was no hope for him because it 's his heart ! " 

Its lumbering hulk drops down over our heads to land a good mile away . 

Just the thing to stop you from dropping down dead after strutting your stuff to the latest chart topper ! 

And they 'll have tanks for the sewage , which now drops straight down on to the tracks , of course . " 

For such persons , being a butler is like playing some pantomime role ; a small push , a slight stumble , and the façade will drop off to reveal the actor underneath . 

She watched her tears dropping on to the quilt , watched the droplets fall , spread , become absorbed into the fabric . 

During the half-halts , be strong with leg and positive with a blocking hand , then relax and sit quietly with a light contact , repeating this until the penny finally drops . 

She should have left Rome as she 'd planned , she should never have looked into her heart and discovered a truth that could destroy her .

The Tyne class Redcar lifeboat was launched yesterday to escort the fishing boat Claire Louise back into the Tees .

Their host at the cottage was William Masters -- Captain Flower of the story -- coxswain of the first Swanage lifeboat , the Charlotte Mary , launched while they were staying there .

They alerted Liverpool Coastguard but their amphibious craft , a DUKW , was unable to get close enough to the vessel so the town 's own lifeboat was launched .

He finds excitement watching the local lifeboat being launched or the rescue teams in action on Dartmoor .

The Coastguard launched the Crimdon Dene inshore lifeboat and the helicopter at RAF Boulmer was scrambled yesterday after children reported seeing a swimmer floating out to sea near Hartlepool .

Another lifeboat from Redcar and the Teesmouth lifeboat were also launched and the Staithes crew put on standby but the man stayed in his dinghy .

The Cutty Sark was launched in 1869 and was built for speed so that she could compete with other clipper ships in the China tea trade .

He launched his big ship with his opening address to the Council at the end of an exhausting morning on 11 October 1962 ( For complete text , see Abbott , pp. 710-19 ) .

By the early seventies Japanese yards were launching over half the world 's ships .

America had , said the paper , just launched a new submarine torpedo boat , declared ( by the Americans , I hope ) ` to be the most unique vessel of that character ever invented " .

Then one day in August he made his momentous announcement : ` I have launched my boat . "

They demanded that everybody get out of their way so they could launch their boat , while people who 'd been there for the best of the tide were already bringing their craft out .

As the crews launched their rafts at Hay-on Wye on Saturday , ahead lay a 100-mile long journey down to the river to Chepstow .

They had moved into the area on board five rubber dinghies launched from the Greenpeace vessel , Rainbow Warrior II , and were planning to establish a " peace camp " on the atoll .

Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin launched his first airship in 1900 , and so began the age of the hydrogen-filled craft in which Germany led the world for two decades .

A cold wind blew and the rain fell in torrents as the Spanish launched their first IACC boat .

Sabrina 5 was built in Bristol by Charles Hill & Son and launched in 1944 , one of a class of six boats .

Conditions stayed favourable and when we got to the headland of Volunteer Point , the small boat was launched and we were ferried ashore with only the odd wet foot resulting from the landing .

Now the J/44 , which was launched only last year , has received an exceptional response worldwide , with 57 boats already on the water or in the process of construction .

The first new boat built for the 1993-94 race has been launched in Auckland .

As he told Cardinal Gabriel-Marie Garrone , Archbishop of Toulouse : ` At least I have launched this big ship -- others will have to bring it into port . `

In the early '90s , the Chinese launched three to four satellites a year .

Although China currently launches relatively few satellites , Loral , like its competitors Hughes and Lockheed Martin , aims to increase its use of Chinese rockets for several reasons:

In the next few weeks eccentric Brit billionaire Richard Branson ( whose last balloon took off without him ) and Swiss balloonist Bertrand Piccard are each expected to launch their multimillion-dollar airships .

Sputnik was launched on Oct. 4, 1957 -- the first man-made object to orbit Earth .

Three weeks before this announcement , the United States had launched its first manned flight : a 15-minute journey by Alan Shepard that did n't even reach orbit .

The 16 bays of these yards , which could once handle more than 30 galleys at a time , launched ships that extended Catalonia 's dominion over the Mediterranean from Tunis to Greece , Sicily , Sardinia , and much of the French coast .

The 1,000-plus communications satellites that Motorola , Hughes , Teledesic ( Bill Gates and Craig McCaw ) , and others are launching will drive down the cost of telecommunications and make television , telephone , and Internet service affordable to billions of people in undeveloped nations .

You may be lucky enough to visit on a launch day — earth satellites , space probes , and other research equipment are routinely launched from the Cape .

The cake she chose was decorated with a space ship and launching pad under a sprinkling of white stars , and a planet made of red frosting at the other end .

In Paris , Le Monde devoted a full page Wednesday to the banana war , predicting fiercer trade battles to come on hormone-treated beef and genetically modified foods , and on the European A3XX Airbus , which is due to be launched next November in direct competition with the Boeing 747 .

After lunch , I launch myself into a low Earth orbit to battle giant space monkeys from Neptune . ''

The cake she chose was decorated with a spaceship and a launching pad under a sprinkling of white stars .

The comets that streaked the skies and scared the ancients were powered by Fenna 's breath . 

` Trying to scare Ukraine is impudent and fruitless , " he declared . 

` My poor wife 's attempt to scare her into flight must have been the final straw . 

His Halloween programme Ghostwatch so scared my children that I have had to sleep on a camp bed in their room . 

The huge teddy bear had been installed on a chair in my flat , and scared my servant when she came in next morning . 

Mitchum 's preacher is a revivalist nutter who wields power over adults but scares children to flee into the netherworld . 

In fact , when my Aunt Peg got the idea to scare her friends , she 'd forgotten all about Mrs Sugar . 

Then , during a scene involving horses , a beautiful chestnut stallion was scared by gunfire , bolted , fell off a twenty-five-foot wall and broke its back . 

At Burley Camp in Devon a crock of gold is said to be buried , but anyone who tries to dig for it is said to be scared away by thunder and lightning . 

The Foundation had planned to do the work on integrating the various DME components itself after members were scared off by IBM Corp 's experience of integrating DME 's companion piece DCE , the Distributed Computing Environment . 

Maybe he 'd been scared off by the snow and taken Caspar home . 

As directors of horror movies know so well , there is no better way to scare their audience than to have some unidentified object flash suddenly on to the screen , very close to the hero 's face . 

They must think they 'd scared him off with all their mumbo-jumbo and telling him to go straight home . 

I do n't think I scare easily , but I sure as hell scared myself that weekend . 

Uncle Albert told her that when he did the weeding , he always imagined himself as some great monster uprooting trees and scaring the tiny people hiding under the stones . 

HAVING lost four general elections I can understand the socialists being busy and trying to scare the electorate with a terror story every day . 

Whatever transpired between the two long-time friends must be really serious .

And there 's more , as what transpires between October 29 and November 3 should be the making of you , and should make your year complete .

` Forgive me , Lady Theodosia , but I could not help but overhear something of what has transpired in this room . "

What actually transpired upon the outbreak of the Civil War is lost in the mists of time it would seem .

It later transpired that in the days immediately preceding the budget he had found time to eat only once -- a poached egg at the Lyons Corner House which was then opposite the House of Commons .

Because it transpired that Galileo had not mentioned the 1616 prohibition when applying for his license , Urban felt betrayed on several counts .

It did transpire that some people were more susceptible to the poison than others .

It transpired that the whole street had been summoned to hear the declaration .

It transpires that an atomic explosion has sterilised the world 's males .

I went , reinforced by my experience at the long X-ray session and the fact that nearly a month had transpired since the photos were taken .

But nothing so romantic ever transpired there , and the coffee was as bad as railway coffee has always been , and much worse than it is now .

It was well after midnight before Paul Lane yawned and got up . 

Had he ever made it back , people would have still yawned at him . 

Then she yawned suddenly , like a cat , revealing two rows of white , even teeth , before she covered her mouth . 

This was actually why he set out to stride across the Great Gibson and the Great Sandy Desert in the first place , he had got sick of people yawning at him when he talked about his theory . 

Geoffrey yawned in their faces , stretching his arms over his head and finishing by scratching his belly lazily . 

Charles yawned exaggeratedly after the meal “ … early to bed , early to rise , and all that sort of thing ! ” 

Our report emphasised the rationality of workers ' behaviour in relation to their own goals and working situation .

Bush also emphasized the economic dimensions of the current crisis .

Bush emphasized the linkage between economic prosperity and political freedom .

That 's something that we do have to work on and I ca n't emphasize it too strongly .

It can not be emphasised too strongly that our unemployment problems do not stem from the installation of such equipment .

It is emphasized still further when we see that of the latter group none has external lockboard battens .

Every critic of disaffiliation had emphasised the danger of getting out of touch with the Labour movement .

Their wickedness was emphasised by several large posters detailing the dangers of both active and passive smoking .

Perhaps the cultural divide was emphasized by being lovers and she quickly found she had nothing to say to him .

In a wide-ranging discussion , the groups emphasised the importance of cross-departmental liaison in integrating delivery and assessment , and the time and resources required for the additional assessment .

This emphasizes the vital point that in geology a solid is only a solid if you think of it on a short enough time-scale .

He emphasised that people distinguished between the ex-government and the King .

She emphasised that everything becomes collectable in time , particularly when its history and date of manufacture can be authenticated .

My right hon. and hon. Friends have also rightly emphasised that , if one intends to make Community institutions more accountable , one must increase the powers of the European Parliament .

Services have thus frequently emphasized the need for custody , punishment and control rather than for rehabilitation and reintegration .

I will emphasize the graphical nature of the Chart data structure , and the usefulness of such a structure both for representing linguistic data , and for analyzing the results of linguistic processing .

The preceding section has emphasised the day-to-day actions in the money market , but it is also useful at this stage to look at the aggregate position in recent years which is shown in Table 6.2 .

The foregoing illustrations emphasise problems of interpretation across cultures , however much of the teaching of Scripture is so plain and obvious that no great intellectual capacity or specialist training is required .

Several of the examples quoted above emphasize the extent to which each of Gloucester 's acquisitions , as well as bringing new families into his orbit , consolidated his influence elsewhere .

The project has emphasized how important the carnyx was to its makers .

She emphasizes the importance of parents coming to terms with the full implications of adoption from the very beginning .

It should be emphasised that when acid was applied directly to the duodenal mucosa without prior irritation , there was no difference in mucosal resistance in the three dietary groups tested in our study .

A : I think I must emphasise to the public that it would be quite pointless to travel to St Joseph 's .

Brian repeatedly emphasised that he placed a high value on incidental conversations with the nursing staff .

It is as if cowboys besieged in forts on the Western plains were to compose endless anti-Apache ballads to Irish-Scottish traditional tunes . 

He is now thought to have rejoined the Labour Party , and to have composed an ` open letter " to Neil Kinnock hinting that he should be helped to find a suitable constituency . 

There he composed his wife a letter ( later found among Laura 's belongings by PC Myers ) . 

We now turn to the important business of composing appropriate letters . 

If this is the case , then you may wish to compose a number of standard letters which can be sent as a matter of routine . 

She began to compose a letter in her head , then rejected the idea . 

Get out your double-aided sticky tape and coloured pencils and compose me one wild and crazy letter Please include a photo , preferably of yourself ! 

Yggdrasil composed an exquisite sonnet that deserved to live for centuries , but kept it to itself . 

Stravinsky composed the first truly modern score for ballet with The Firebird ( see page 61 ) . 

Her son , James , 14th Earl of Glencairn , became a friend and patron to Burns who composed a beautiful lament for him on his early death . 

At the other extreme are those planners who compose the most thorough set of notes for their essays . 

The Californian court trying Patricia Hearst for bank robbery was asked to hear stylometric evidence to help determine whether she composed the propaganda for the Symbionese Liberation Army which was part of the case against her . 

I composed a note for them and left it in the hall beside the phone . 

He had a few minutes yet , to compose his missive to Estabrook . 

He agreed that I had gone about as far as I could go in Moose Jaw , and together we composed a night-letter telegram to Gladstone Murray in Ottawa requesting a reply to my job application . 

He shuts himself off from his two young daughters and composes laments to his dead wife . 

Stravinsky had started composing Les Noces before 1913 and often played it toDiaghilev , gradually simplifying his ideas until it became the present cantata for voices , four pianos and percussion . 

` I compose a few things during slack times on journeys , " Googol admitted . 

compose a long essay in English from a choice of subjects by 1 December following the first summer course ; 

Alternatively pick up a pen and a piece of paper and compose your own speech immediately after reading all these for inspiration . 

They have a much wider range of cards to choose from and they can also compose their own personalised message . 

But he also produced , directed , acted and composed the music . 

The lute 's heyday was during the Renaissance and the last solo music for lute was composed by J S Bach around 1720 . 

In all offices ( excluding newspapers ) where close-set text was composed -- bookwork , government publications , legal and official documents , directories , encyclopaedias and so on -- both men and women piece-workers were normally employed . 

A number of seminars will deal with locating adverts , writing for further particulars , composing a CV and application , and above all undergoing a job interview . 

And it was presumably owing to their encouragement that in the 1540s Crecquillon began to compose chansons and Clemens and Gombert increased their production from a trickle to a flood . 

Some I think went to London , but by now I was wearing maternity clothes , and Mr Vinct composed a special lullaby and played it in the house . 

Jackie stole pen , ink and paper from Biff 's office and Evelyn composed a simple request that the mill be visited because conditions were very bad and she thought that Biff needed help . 

I 'd go to the SS Great Britain and sit by the breezy river , and I 'd compose my stupid self and compose my story so that I could tell lies confidently instead of giving myself away . 

So Elizabeth , who has been composing magic words and tunes for more than 50 years , paid her new generation of fans a visit . 

In fact he was commenting upon and sometimes parodying a form of love lyric which was already familiar and was composing for an audience which was sufficiently sophisticated to appreciate this approach . 

A text book , composed specifically for this examination , has been published -- Written English for Business ( First Level ) , by Alan Stanton , publisher OUP . 

She had to be for St Cecilia as I hoped she would share my love of music and would know the lullaby Mr Vinct had composed for her . 

The book includes 53 etchings of various sizes , each an impeccably composed , finely executed , intricate drawing , bitten and rebitten into a copper plate and then printed by the artist herself . 

Then I go to Wendling 's , where I again compose a little until half past one , when we have lunch . 

Wordsworth composed aloud while walking , ` his jaws working the whoal time " , to quote a peasant 's recollections . 

In contrast , it would now be a consideration of primary and pervasive significance that the two epics were produced in quite different epochs and were , perhaps correspondingly , composed in quite different ways . 

I even composed a ballad on the subject which was subsequently printed in our Cutter Magazine . 

Next he picks up a large flat stone and , holding it overhead , mutters a prayer and smashes the skull , twice . 

` Call me a fucking thief one more time and I 'll smash your fucking face in ! " 

The first time Nathan knew for certain that something was n't right was when Donald smashed him over the head with a can of beans . 

Mrs Chandler was left permanently brain damaged by the attack on August 29 1990 in which she was repeatedly smashed about the head with a rock . 

Edward Ryman , 58 , twice smashed his wife with a club hammer and used a ` do it yourself garotte " to strangle her , Nottingham Crown Court was told . 

She was badly injured about the head and many other bones in her body were smashed . 

" Anything which could throw light on why someone disliked him enough to smash in his skull . " 

The young woman lay across the floor of her spotless kitchen , her skull smashed with such force that the brain was exposed . 

Castle ward councillor Henry Spyvee had been particularly concerned about gangs of drunken youths roaming the streets on Saturday afternoons , leaving broken bottles in their wake . 

Tagan roamed the country to the north of the company , but it was deserted , empty of both men and beasts . 

JOBLESS Watson roamed the streets late at night looking for victims . 

Soldiers stand guard on street corners and roam the city at night . 

He looked out , only half-focusing , until it seemed the fires were burning in his room , or else his reflection had stepped out through the window to roam the park like a ghost . 

Young , hopelessly inexperienced , they roam the world like itinerant brushsellers , peddling loans to Third World countries and living like kings . 

A quite different ( but economically interdependent ) way of life supported the Chukchis and Koryaks of the interior , who roamed the tundra with reindeer herds . 

In the hellish glow , Kirov 's eyes roamed the shelves , seeking out a bottle of chemical poison with which to arrange a fatal accident . 

Twelve million years ago the rhinoceros ' ancestors roamed the earth wandering freely over much of Africa and Europe . 

He then explained in a hushed voice how these bloody insects roamed all over the place . 

Huge rats roamed the streets slaying then devouring their victims . 

Murtach had learned of a great wolf pack that seemed to roam west of the Skriaig and had been seen by a few desperate hunters seeking deer beyond Ralarth 's borders . 

Landscapes are peaceful and unscarred , animals roam free , children never grow up and work is virtually non-existent . 

Peacocks and swans roam wild in the grounds and there are lots of tiny corners , among the sweet-scented flowers , perfect for lazing on a sunbed . 

Since childhood in la Sologne -- a part of France largely unknown to any but the French -- where the two had roamed unfettered throughout years of sunlit days , their relationship never changed , never matured . 

But sometimes he went down into London instead and roamed about , especially when it was warm . 

House of Commons secretaries or unfriend civil servants do n't go to the party conference or roam around the headquarters hotel . " 

Mr Shepherd appeared in my office with my son -- said he 'd found him roaming about the factory . 

Exhausted but high on adrenalin , he would roam about the house unable to sleep . 

To help him do that , manager Graham Taylor 's best hope of Wright reproducing his Arsenal club form for England will be to let his free spirit roam across Wembley . 

As a child she roamed freely along the country lanes , knew the wild flowers by name and smell and the birds in dialect . 

Herds of antelope and gazelle and families of gorillas and cheetahs roam alongside flocks of flamingos , pelicans and ostriches . 

With a not overlong flying display that runs from 2pm in the afternoon until 6pm in the evening , plenty of time is available to roam among the aircraft parks and view whatever is the viewer 's fancy . 

` We have no idea who his father was and his mother , while not actually wild , was roaming around the compound for weeks , " Dave said . 

A number of species , adapted to the widespread cold conditions , roamed widely around the northern hemisphere , including woolly mammoths and rhinoceros , and extinct species of tigers . 

He looked away from the brunette and his gaze roamed restlessly around the hospital canteen . 

When tall , angled , high-gabled and firm , they have perfected the art of looming , and some of their gateways are arched with stone , and some of their tower windows might still have a Mary , Queen of Scots , or a tartan Lady of Shalott roaming soulfully behind their small winking panes , or a Rapunzel leaning out into the sunshine . 

` He knew Jeremy seldom roamed far from home unless it was on important business . 

As he tells us himself , he frequently fell out with his patrons and became a peripatetic solitary , roaming from one place to another . 

Larger numbers of roe deer live near there and Czechoslovakia still has bears and wolves roaming in the wild . 

In North America the mighty bison once roamed in tens of millions . 

We 're not in favour of a right to roam on open country -- if you have this it 'll override other rights . 

For most of the year the farmers allow the sheep to roam freely on common land on the moorlands which generally are over 300 m high . 

A strange assortment of livestock roam outside the garden 's fenced perimeter and amongst the Nubian goats , geese , and miniature Shetland ponies , a strange creature , a Langrake ( otherwise known as a Cumbrian Long-Necked Sheep ) , can be spotted . 

Two or three pairs of hands roamed sensuously over the alloy frame , tentatively flexing the brakes and fiddling with the gear shift . 

“ We asked them if they were going , and they said it would be pointless to roam all over Bristol , it was such a huge place and …

As the Waaagh roamed freely over the Worlds Edge Mountains it was joined by multitudes of Goblins including the Night Goblin tribes of Red Eye Mountain and many Forest Goblin tribes from the Great Forest . 

Bands of monkeys roamed through the canopy , sharp eyes glancing at her , small hands picking at the bark of her face . 

Once molecules have learnt to compete and to create other molecules in their own image , elephants , and things resembling elephants , will in due course be found roaming through the countryside . 

Pensively I roamed through a housing estate , stopped by a bearded man who asked me if I knew where Number Fifty was . 

Bull-baiting , where a bull was tethered to a ring and goaded by dogs and sticks , was relatively common , but letting the bull roam through the streets was nearer to Spanish than English custom . 

Gnasher ( my hamster ) used to like to roam freely throughout the living room but unfortunately this involved him crapping all over the carpet . 

The essence of a country house park is that it is a large area of grazing , uninterrupted by hedges or fences , in which animals are free to roam at will . 

She 'd been reading about how Egyptians believed cats guided your dreams , and dreamed that she was roaming around their flat from a cat 's point of view . 

As these animals roam around their home ground , any unaccustomed mark alerts them to the passage of a stranger . 

You simply roam around , safe in the knowledge that round each corner there will be something to please . 

At times I had spent hours roaming around pastures looking for poisonous plants but that was pointless with Billings 's calves because they had never been out ; they were mere babies ofa month old . 

Frowning a little , he demanded , ` What were you doing , roaming around the back-streets in the dark ? " 

She roamed back thoughtfully into childhood memories , hunting for the little clues her mother and grandmother had let fall about him , and the sum of them all was remarkably meagre . 

Alyssia 's eyes roamed over his body , lean and muscled , and bronzed , as though he had spent a lot of time in the sunshine . 

` I was just coming to look for you , " he said , advancing , gaze roaming over her caressingly . 

Graham Hunsley , defending , told the court Melia had been roaming round the country for about a month and stole the jeans after becoming concerned about his scruffy appearance . 

Nails was always roaming about on his own but on a night like this there was not much attraction in it . 

The birds are , it is said , permitted to roam about in forests . 

` And watch out , " he told Irene , who had nearly stepped on a piece of discarded offal , thrown to the dogs who roamed around like the half-naked children . 

Jenna wanted to roam off by herself and do a little window-gazing , but Marguerite took her arm in a surprisingly strong grip . 

` When we were hunters , two and a half million years ago roaming round with the monkeys , only 15-20 per cent of our diet was fat . 

Seaman-like men in bobble hats or ship caps roamed cheerily around , and the bars advertised ` Music " . 

Her eyes roamed helplessly upwards , noting the flatness of his stomach , the breadth of his chest and shoulders , the sinewy ripple of long arms . 

Even at that age , Constance seemed perhaps too self-willed and wild , like the countryside she roamed so freely . 

The Okavango river flows across the desert to form a huge swampland , a watery jungle where animals roam ; a fascinating , dangerous place . 

Two thick pieces of cord were tied horizontally and vertically around it . 

Nick combed her hair and tied the ribbon himself , badly , too loosely . 

His face was burnt dark by the sun , his raven-black hair tied in a knot at the back of his head . 

On inward-opening casement windows attach sheers , fitted at the top and bottom on wire , and draw in the centre of each curtain with ribbon tied into bows . 

She fiddled with the thread of the duvet , tying it over and over into little knots . 

After pulling up the curtain to the desired width , tie the cords neatly but do not cut them off . 

A passing student doctor clipped and tied the umbilical cord for her , and told her the baby was a girl and just fine . 

The butcher holds the head by the hair and deftly scalps it , then , tying the long black hair into a knot , he tosses it into the gully . 

Kelly tied her laces around the back of her heel to combat loose shoes but ended up with a rubbed Achilles tendon . 

Tie some pretty ribbon around the parcel , ensuring that you leave the chosen area free . 

Renwick bent to tie his shoelace , straightened up when the ambulance 's motor merged with the traffic outside . 

She tied the strings of their aprons and did up their buttons , and she sat between them at their bread and milk breakfast which was at half past seven . 

Fifteen of the monkeys had tied their tails into a giant knot and had to be anaesthetised while a vet took 20 minutes to undo it . 

And in her condition there was no way that she could have tied the rope around the beam , claimed prosecuting counsel , Rodney Klevan , QC . 

I did n't see anything except a man tying a rope around the large upper branch of a tree . 

` When I think the giant eel is biting on the ball , I 'll quickly tie the rope around this other hook inside the bucket . 

But she was still smiling at me , so I just tied it in a knot and left it . 

The Friar nodded and got to his feet , picked up his sack , put it down again , and finally tied the neck in a tight knot , looking a little shamefaced as he did it . 

As he finished tying the cravat into an acceptable knot he saw that one of the cheese-knives had stuck to the table linen by virtue of the butter that had been left on it . 

` You know , darling , " Louise said , as she was tying her scarf , ` you 're very unfair to yourself and your mother . 

Sigarup passed a lukal , and Kalchu slung it over the ram 's back and tied the two sets of stings , one across the chest and the other round the hind legs and under the tail . 

` I want you to do something for me , " I said , tying my tie . 

I left the rifle , checked the War Bag and put its strap over my head , tying the waist-string quickly . 

Next , long white streamers tied into an intricate pattern in the centre were handed to various women standing in the circle . 

The participant orientation finds expression in citizens ' beliefs that they can influence government at both the national and local level . 

Parliament is a talking shop where members seek to influence others by debate . 

You can not influence people without talking to them , and that is why I saw President ( FW ) de Klerk and Mr ( Barend ) du Plessis . 

Samuel argued strongly and persuasively in favour of a National as opposed to a purely Conservative Government , and considerably influenced a receptive King . 

Was it really your decision or were you heavily influence by others ? 

It is , of course , also possible that the genetically handicapped will be simply too few ever to influence the majority to come to their help . 

The maid , Boule -- she was originally called Henriette , but Simenon made a habit of re-naming the women in his life -- was required to fillet live sardines which Simenon then swallowed raw . 

Second , people can solve problems without knowing how they do it .

It helps to solve our problems with Chrissie and Fred by making it clear that we are doing something about the food costs .

And a secret unravelled … the bones that solve the mystery of the Ice Age .

But eagle-eyed Customs men solved the case of the Maltese pigeon when the stowaway popped her head out of a brandy bottle presentation box .

Chelsea , meanwhile , are looking at Bournemouth 's Vince Bartram to solve their goalkeeper crisis .

I solved this problem by connecting the printer to LPT1.DOS instead of LPT1 .

The question can be solved either by using differentiation ( more accurate ) or by tabulation ( approximate ) .

A team of scientists from the distinctly untropical environment of the University College of North Wales in Bangor has solved some of these problems by designing food fit for a prawn to eat .

Engaged as consultants , Alec Issigonis and Alex Moulton half solved the problem by changing the rear suspension , but it took another outsider to put BRM on the right track .

This is a useful question because it also takes the class towards an understanding that drama is often far more enjoyable if the problems that are raised are not easily solved .

This is a problem which the band themselves could easily solve by restructuring their media policy .

However , it is not certain that this completely solves the problem .

The new range of Access shower trays from Nordic neatly solves all these problems .

Such spectacular animals have obviously attracted much attention , and one might suppose that the problem of how they lived would have been satisfactorily solved long ago .

This Council , as your employer , supports the system of collective bargaining in every way and believes in the principle of solving industrial relations problems by discussion and agreement .

“ It is no longer enough merely to acknowledge the facts … and to hope that science will solve by itself the problems that it is creating .

I wanted you to believe that I was as grateful as you that the baby had died and solved the problem for us of concealing the birth .

The relations between forces and displacements may then be expressed in matrix form and , using modern computers , many practical elastic and other problems may be solved by manipulation of this matrix .

Also there should be an effective and widely respected authority which can solve disputes and give penalties in the case of infringement of mutually agreed codes of practice .

A new $6 billion sewage treatment plant , intended to solve pollution problems in Boston Harbour , could threaten the survival of the 350 remaining Northern right whales .

It is probable that current developments in IT will solve many of our present and future problems in ways which we can not foresee .

Form an equation and solve it to find how much Gregory had at first .

People like Thatcher and the Royals could solve the Ethiopian problem within ten seconds but Band Aid shied away from saying that .

If you do close then it will pretty conclusively solve my dilemma about whether or not I could have afforded to tap 50 quid out of my grant for a subscription next term .

It 's a problem people are always thinking about , but never wholly solve .

It has also elegantly solved the problems surrounding theft with the aid of a computer .

The problem was solved with the arrival of the two young ladies whom Oliver had met one evening in Fagin 's house .

In the textbook situation we solve the problem that is put in front of us .

Because Kenamun has lost his best man , and I have no faith in his ability to solve this on his own .

Though funds were never sufficient to solve the problems completely , some farmers were resettled on better land purchased by the TA and others had their farms re-equipped .

If necessary , I could put together an intriguing article on how I solved a vital problem for the police …

The establishment of a secure air-reinforcement route was a problem that had to be solved by the Air Staff in conjunction with the Foreign Office .

` It was the ticking of the old Guinness clock up there which solved the thing for me . "

Certainly an observer of the National Curriculum scene in France or West Germany would have to admit that achieving successful cross-curricular approaches is extremely difficult and has not been adequately solved , even with their long experience .

He was looking forward to being a father , the Fraser -- MacFadyen case was finally solved , and everything was going his way .

The case of Operation Food Production launched in 1980 is such an example , where enormous state farms have been set up to solve the ` food problem " once and for all .

The influence of social networks was also acknowledged , as was the need to solve specific problems in specific contexts .

They have solved something important for themselves in the turn and turn about of a twosome .

` Creating fictitious crime is one thing , solving it in real life is something else , " said Melissa patiently .

Pairing Breaking into sub-groups rather than solving the conflict as a group coalition .

The crystal structure of CypA has been solved as a complex with a peptidyl-prolyl isomerase ( PPIase ) -substrate analogue tetrapeptide and in an uncomplexed form .

They have an apparatus that solves the necessary equations , just as our brains unconsciously solve equations every time we catch a ball .

Military action may solve a little domestic difficulty in the United States , with sections of American opinion hyped up for the kill .

A group of experts in Europe set out to solve problems to do with language learning in continuing education for adults beyond formal schooling .

Even with the optimism of the participants they could not expect to solve such a problem in four days .

Brooke-Rose here succeeds in solving the problems encountered in her earlier novels with the integration of ` form " and ` content " by demonstrating that metaphor is a powerful cognitive tool with specific social uses .

If you take much longer clearing up this Flaschner business , it 'll be the first murder in the history of the British police to be solved by a walking skeleton . "

The subgroup generated by the 180° turns on the 3 3 cam always be solved in 15 moves .

Well , Isabel told herself , putting back the magazine , here is one mystery partially solved , one set of questions answered .

But it solved the problem of Thérèse 's tantrums at night , it cured them in no time .

In other words , they were not at all conscious of the perceptual information that had solved the problem for them .

We could set w k = 1 for all k and solve LP ( 1 , … , 1 ) to obtain an efficient solution .

Some cases , the easy ones , were solved by it like an intellectual puzzle .

Bolivian political parties rejected a statement of Jan. 27 , 1990 , from Chile 's Foreign Minister-designate Enrique Silva Cimma that problems with Bolivia could be solved independently of the sea outlet issue .

During the period 1983-84 to 1989-90 , the scheme assisted 902 projects , disbursed £31.6 million of board funds at constant 1990 prices , and produced total tourism investment of £197.2 million at 1990 prices .

In contrast to the Court which was a public affair , the Civil Cabinet functioned privately and discreetly , disbursing sums of money from the Emperor 's private purse , often for very private reasons .

These institutions would henceforward all be financed directly from Exchequer funds disbursed by a central body , appointed by the Secretary of State .

There has , to date , been no readily available published accounts of the amounts received and disbursed by the various victim compensation boards , but it would be surprising if it amounted to many millions .

Using cash and bank accounts to collect and disburse contributions for welfare , was easier than collecting animals on the hoof , grains or sugar in sacks , and it was much easier to transfer the payments .

But once the money is disbursed , only anecdotal evidence offers much of a clue whether the city is getting value for money or not .

The Association 's Honorary Welfare Officers disbursed some £1.8m in 1990 on behalf of the Fund .

At two in the morning Cameron and Menzies were still sleepwalking between the ragged dykes of Dull , swaying and nodding in the saddle , letting the horses pick the way . 

He preferred more ambiguity and liked the idea of one or other of them sleepwalking accidentally into the other 's room ; that would have been less crude than prior agreements . 

Flip over and you 'll find equally impressive tunes from Liberty City and Interceptor patiently waiting to be tried and tested , both estimable club-friendly giants sleepwalking through Deep House style lobbies and thoroughly warranting as much attention as ` Reach Me " . 

` We 'd better get her into bed , " Otley urged , ` before she goes sleepwalking down to the river and falls in . " 

And I 'd certainly never sleepwalked before , if that was what I had done . 

He launched a strong defence of the achievements of the past 13 years of Conservative rule and warned voters not to ` fall in Labour 's trap " and ` sleepwalk " into the election . 

Earlier Mr Major urged voters not to let Britain ` sleepwalk " into a Labour government . 

KILLERS can get away with murder if they convince courts they were sleepwalking , a judge in Canada ruled yesterday . 

The shock brought him back to himself : he no longer felt he was sleepwalking . 

Like someone sleepwalking , she entered the lift , ` Bye , " she said huskily , and as the lift sailed upwards she was n't conscious of thinking of anything . 

The speaker scraped and clicked a few more times , but after half a minute of no reply the phone was rehooked . 

" Pooley stretched out a tentative boot to nudge the copper coin aside . 

So I nudged Martin in the direction of a mindless blonde divorcee . 

He nudged Mrs Thatcher towards acceptance of a unified Germany . 

After the nest is complete and around 30cm in diameter , the male nudges the female under it and egg laying begins . 

This startling routine delighted the audience so much that they usually refused to let the show continue until an encore had been performed -- often two . 

This so delighted the King that he asked the University to make him a Doctor of Divinity . 

It delighted her to think that the girl had gone into the night , alone and unloved and growing with child . 

` It would delight me to know exactly that , " he aimed back at her pointedly . 

In a five-horse second jump-off , Sweden 's Maria Gretzer delighted the huge crowds by finishing third with the only other clear , on Marcoville . 

Fortunately Professor Kerney obliged and " greatly delighted the company with a recitation in natural signs which was beautifully rendered " . 

I delighted them once with a return invitation to dine at The Pightle . 

Martina has delighted me with her form for 14 years which I 'd like to thank her for . 

But , though Oscarless , he is delighting American audiences with his boorish manner and fractured English in Peter Weir 's ` Green Card " . 

He delighted his acolytes with tales about his time in the Army and how he had once lost an entire platoon . 

Each of these ultra-familiar tunes came up sounding fresh and surprising , and the entire set consistently delighted us with the unexpected . 

There has been a steady stream of visitors to the temporary sales office at the development at Pewterspear , Appleton , and this has delighted managers at Redrow Homes ( Northern ) . 

" If we were still in our own country , Andreas , a man like you would have been married years ago and you would have many children to delight you in your old age . " 

She delighted the crown by riding to a victory in her class , Princess Anne 's popular win was on Columbus , owned by the Queen , in the intermediate Class A. 

Graham further delighted them yesterday by saying Limpar would be offered a new contract -- his present deal has 18 months to run . 

Otherwise these are heartfelt performances that will delight all admirers of this favourite singer . 

You delight my eyes ; your voice delights my ears ; your being here thrills me . 

These Christmas stockings will delight the younger generation : Santa , Cat , Elf and Moose , about £15 each , from James Winchester . 

Simple answers like this seem to delight younger kids , who demand a reason for everything . 

She often opens conversations by telling people brightly : ` I got up this morning " , which seems to reflect her talent for being delighted by what is deeply ordinary . 

Go for well-designed china that delights the eye and sets off the food . 

Ever since , she has been delighting deaf people she encounters by communicating in their own language . 

This is not a full list , but only those more important features that I remember -- items which would no doubt delight Labour and the unions , but spell the death of profitability for many British firms . 

By contrast Krystyna Ziach 's three photographically-based installations delight primarily through their formal qualities . 

The news will delight and horrify Wedding Present fans in roughly equal measures is that the band may follow up ` Ukrainski Vistupi V Johna Peela " some time in the future . 

His voice was muffled by something --could it be that he was smoking a cigar even whilst disembodied ? 

She smoked cheap cigars , and the ash lay on her cardigans like catkins . 

Someone once told me that even breathing the air was the equivalent of smoking twenty cigarettes a day . 

She had smoked one pack of cigarettes daily for six years and was taking no medication . 

I sat on it and smoked a cigarette before falling asleep in the long grass . 

We found that 65% of the patients smoked at least one cigarette a day , a proportion nearly twice as high as that in the general population . 

During the sixties and seventies there were a good many ` hip " stars smoking dope and dropping acid , emulating their counterparts in rock music . 

We smoked some dope with the girls and went to have an omelette . 

Sitting on the large stone that marked this spot was a thin , white-haired man in a cloth cap , smoking his pipe . 

To this end , he often smoked his pipe during the game and always insisted on playing in his slippers . 

I heard him pumping up the pressure and singing a folk song which began , ` We do n't smoke pot in Norwich City " . 

Smoking crack during pregnancy can cause low birth-weight , respiratory problems and premature labour . 

He smoked it deliberately in slow puffs , giving Peter time to consider their situation . 

Men smoke more marijuana in the South and eat more fast food in the North . 

An investigation at Dean Close School in Cheltenham revealed that seven A level pupils had smoked cannabis in woodland near the school in the last week of term . 

A pub landlord in Oxford has been charged with allowing his customers to smoke cannabis on his premises . 

She was smoking her joint with quick snatches of breath , like a swimmer doing the crawl . 

Inside the ramshackle buildings , people huddled in alcoves under dangling AV screens , smoking waterpipes , drinking beer and arguing . 

We use razors to cut blunts [ cigars ] open and smoke some weed . 

Smoking habits of boys and girls are roughly the same up to the age of 12 , but as adolescence approaches , more girls than boys smoke regularly . 

In 1982 , the government 's first national survey of children 's smoking found that 11% of both boys and girls aged 11-16 smoked regularly . 

They stood smoking at the end of the passage and watched Auriega . 

Looking around for a possible light , we noticed an elderly couple smoking at a nearby tables . 

Smoking at work is only permitted in accordance with the Council 's policy . 

The tyrant Primo de Rivera loved circuses , and loved big cigars , which he smoked during the performance , though it was forbidden . 

He smoked incessantly until dawn lit the sky and then he cautiously looked around . 

It can not be used , therefore , in respect of odours emanating from residential premises . 

It may be due to two or more separate odours , emanating from two or more works , combining to give rise to a statutory nuisance . 

He sat next to me and I wrinkled my nose at the sweaty odour emanating from the long , black , food-stained gown he wore . 

Banging sounds emanating from the boiler may be due to a build-up of scale or to air being drawn into the system . 

A terrible roaring sound began to emanate from the doomed building , and the bystanders were ordered to get well away . 

The sound of merriment emanating from the hall jangled her nerves , the sight of the courting couples pressed against the wall was enough to bring her to the edge of tears again . 

The CCBE has done a great deal behind the scenes to fend off some of the battier ideas emanating from the European Commission . 

A fawnlike innocence emanated from her , as if she might melt at any moment into the misty forest behind her . 

` Radon gas , emanating from radium in the soil , is present at high concentrations in soil gases and enters homes though unpaved basements and through wet and porous structural materials , " Martell says . 

And when the minute grubs hatch , they are immediately attracted , through some as yet unidentified sense organs , to the scent of mustard oil emanating from the roots . 

Because he seemed to feel the question emanating from this tall blond stranger 's icy-blue eyes . 

Regarding the environment , there are impractical proposals emanating via Brussels , designed merely to placate noisy pressure groups . 

A wave of cold seemed to emanate through the funereal drapery . 

I haul in the bags -- which emanate , it would seem , from the monstrous jaws , the industrial violence , of the garbage truck . 

When men crave , they usually want foods which combine high protein with high fat , such as steak and chips . 

They wanted this colossal rent which was just a recipe for bankruptcy , " said Mr Anderson . 

It 's you I wanted to have a few words with , if it 's not inconvenient . " 

Let me tell you , I do n't want anyone making excuses for me , I 'm proud to be a trade unionist and I 'm proud to be a Socialist . 

I only want someone to go out with me … to the park , or the movies . 

I want a female operative to move in with his wife in case he calls . 

Ursula wanted her daughter free at any price and did not mind what risks Maurice had to run to bring that about . 

We want something very specific , which is why I welcome this specific day for the Bill . 

You wanted Dinah as an attraction for your theatre ; you denied her any life of her own . 

They wanted a few rupees as protection money -- a common arrangement . 

Well , I do n't want your sympathy , and I do n't want you as a sister -- I already have more than I can handle in that department , thank you . " 

Aunt Margaret wanted babies so much , she wanted Victoria for her very own . 

I wanted a light for my fag -- I 'd run out of matches -- so I opened the door of the box and just asked Charlie for a light . 

I want so much for you , and you want nothing for yourselves . " 

Employers want people with experience , only how do you get experience if you ca n't get a job ? " 

` Paul , carry some of these for me ; they would have delivered them , but I wanted them for tonight . " 

` Whatever they want you for , they wo n't get you through me . 

Despite everything he had drunk already that night he badly wanted a brandy -- and a large one at that . 

Hence , peace is wanted by either one or the other parties involved . 

Polish international Janusz Gora is wanted by West Bromwich Albion but not until the end of the season . 

I was a bit upset after Wednesday and wanted to show that I could win on my merits . " 

Everyone wants to love someone , to be wanted , to have relationships with other people . 

` They were incredible shots , powerful and practical images all of them , but I wanted beautiful photographs so anything nonethereal stayed out . " 

She trembled , wanting the soft touch of his mouth and his adoration . 

She wanted university endowments to be used to fund poor preachers and scholars from humble backgrounds . 

` Well , you remember that I want you in by one at the latest . " 

I have a feeling that most women want more than just a casual affair . 

The wafer was in his mouth and the sweet wine , but he wanted more . 

` When you choose love , Charity , you can have everything you want . 

Annie Bowyer , 76 , of Hawkendon Road , Clacton , was in ` tremendous pain " because her bones were softening and her spine was crumbling . 

Inside , her organs twined about each other unnaturally , her bones softened and grew functionless knobs that breached her skin . 

As potatoes are heated the starch grains swell and gelatinize , the cellulose softens and the pectin becomes more soluble . 

If a piece of ordinary glass is heated over a gas flame , it softens easily , and eventually the heated part will gather itself into a drop and fall to the ground . 

It is , in fact , a supercooled liquid , and if heated , it would soften slowly over a broad temperature range , rather than melting abruptly . 

` Stop telling me reasons why it ca n't be done , " the Prince thundered , ` and get on and find a way . " 

` Roger Shallot , " the magistrate thundered , ` we find you guilty of these terrible murders and so you must pay the full penalty of the law . 

` Lord Altrincham is a bounder , " thundered the Earl of Strathmore , ` he should be shot . " 

` Sick , my eye , " thundered Miss Lodsworth , ` That horse is n't sick , it 's dead drunk . 

` Sit down ! " thundered Morse with immense authority ; and simply , silently Downes did as he was bidden . 

` Traitors out of the Kremlin , " thundered the Communist Party leader , Gennady Zyuganov . 

` No " thundered the vast majority of every poll conducted by newspapers , radio and television , members and public alike . 

I am resisting the temptation to thunder about AIDS being a judgment upon them , etc . 

History was taught by a whiskery professor who thundered about the Origin and Destiny of Imperial Britain . 

Father Peter thundered at the multitude , ` Shall ye speak of sin and not know the wrath of God ? " 

In addition , my Grandfather , for twenty-odd years prior to his death , at the age of seventy two in 1907 , suffered from a chest condition which incapacitated him each winter .

In fact , the belief that menstruation incapacitated women seems to have increased amongst some ` experts " , though they were constantly challenged .

Nizan 's writings are not those of a man incapacitated by the restrictions of party dogma .

Symbolically the owl sits on an Evil Eye that has been pierced by a spear , suggesting that the owl 's own ` Evil Eye " has been incapacitated by the mobbing display .

There was a deep belief , even amongst many women , that biology had incapacitated them , and this was sustained by expert opinion .

Their most damaging impacts were the introduction of diseases and alcohol addiction , which incapacitated and occasionally destroyed whole communities ( ibid . ) .

This incapacitates them temporarily ; whilst imprisoned they can not victimize the public , although they do continue to victimize other prisoners , sometimes at a rate that exceeds community crime levels .

They 're apt to incapacitate us in the present if we do n't vigilantly sweep them away . "

I have in fact only once been incapacitated , on that occasion by a severe attack of malaria .

` I said we were to incapacitate the aircraft , not destroy it , " Marshka said when Vashinov had finished his report .

Atwater had become increasingly incapacitated by an inoperable brain tumour during the last year of his life .

Fabio had pointed out that there was no knowing how long Mario 's leg would incapacitate him .

He gave up his business interests in 1958 , when he was partially incapacitated by coronary thrombosis .

Corporate executives could be incapacitated by imprisonment ; whilst inside they could not be victimizing employees , consumers , share-holders , or the general public .

There would have to be several men involved in the racket , McCloy himself , two or three men to commandeer the lorry and incapacitate the driver as well as Hatton .

It is therefore untrue that menstruation is a disability that inordinately incapacitates women .

Rod Hale and Grant Parrott both sustained injuries which incapacitated them in various ways .

Such people should be diagnosed by experts and given appropriate treatment which will prevent them from re-offending ; if necessary they can be detained to incapacitate them in the meantime .

Constitutionally , the President of the Assembly would assume the functions of the Croatian President should the latter be incapacitated .

He suffered from the kind of hypersensitivity which , unchecked or unguarded , would have incapacitated him .

Some pilots are completely incapacitated by even gentle nose-down pitching movements .

He did so ` to incapacitate him -- to make him realise he had just injured one of my colleagues . "

Even if the prey is not killed outright , there is a greater chance that it will be incapacitated .

People get set into certain ways of doing things and they do n't evaluate whether its working or not .

The lessons learned from the operation of this different way of determining merit will be carefully evaluated to see if it has potential to be applied also to HNCs and HNDs in the future .

Perhaps , for instance , educational programmes for parents of disabled or ill children might be evaluated to see if reducing any over-involved or overcritical parenting styles reduces the child 's later risk of schizophrenia .

The objective of this flow cytometric study was to evaluate the impact of preoperative radiotherapy on the prevalence of DNA aneuploidy and to analyse the prognostic significance of DNA ploidy in oesophageal squamous cell cancer .

We evaluated their impact after five years of their use in Belgium .

One had to evaluate the fire risk for her and her neighbour , in helping her to come to terms with giving up her independence and moving into residential care as soon as a place became available .

The psychologists would be in the manger with the TV crews , evaluating them on the basis of their offerings -- gold , frankincense and myrrh .

Correlations were evaluated by the calculation of Spearman 's correlation coefficient ( R s ) .

People , he argued , evaluate themselves by viewing themselves through the eyes of others .

Similarly inconclusive are studies that have attempted to evaluate the managerialist hypothesis through surveys of management attitudes based on questionnaires .

No longer can the worth of an investment proposal be evaluated by looking at the immediate terms of the deal : the longer lasting impact of the structure of alliances must also be taken into account .

Time trends and age at diagnosis were evaluated with a linear regression model by the method of least squares .

The patients were evaluated one month after the first lithotripsy session .

The inaccessible lesions were included in the final analysis as the aim was to evaluate this procedure according to the intention to treat .

The recruit will be evaluated against this specification when making the final decision , so as to come as close as possible to an objective evaluation of the candidate .

Deparaffinised and cryostat sections of the gastric biopsy specimens were evaluated for the presence of various antigens using the immunoalkaline phosphatase method ( APAAP ) .

Brown 's chapter on geodemographics discusses an application field where primary data collected for operational purposes are typically evaluated in relation to secondary data derived from sources such as the Census of Population .

The emphasis is upon detailed analyses of competitive positions ; the financial benefits are evaluated in very general terms by reference to rates of return and profitability .

Individual signs and symptoms that seemed useful in the χ 2 analyses were evaluated for their independent ability to predict hypoxaemia with a multiple logistic regression technique .

Treatment efficacy could be evaluated in 14 of the 16 patients .

Although not yet evaluated as a protective vaccine , heat killed M vaccae has been shown to reverse the progress of tuberculosis , even that due to multidrug resistant strain .

Most assessment procedures are developed in order to provide a particular kind of interpretation and because of this the criteria against which the child 's language will be evaluated are implicit in the procedure .

Thus , the aim of this study was to evaluate retrospectively the characteristics and outcome of 56 cases of primary gastric lymphoma that have been morphologically reclassified according to recent knowledge of the MALT derived lymphomas .

This means that science can have two histories , which constantly intertwine but never resolve , with one evaluated as positive , the other as negative and therefore silently suppressed even though it may remain determining .

WHEN the Eighties boom sent property prices skyrocketing , London set the pace .

But opponents say it will almost double the population of little Deadwood , sending property prices skyrocketing .

The price of land there has skyrocketed since Nagano announced its bid for the 1998 Winter Olympics " .

Bantam Books reports that sales of Maya Angelou books have skyrocketed since she delivered the inaugural poem at President Bill Clinton 's swearing-in ceremony , says BP Report .

Manufacturing money wages skyrocketed , with national rates rising by 10.7 per cent in 1962 and 14.7 per cent in 1963 , accompanied by significant wage drift .

The cost of the welfare system has skyrocketed : spending on all federal programmes more than tripled between 1965 and 1987 , from $141 billion to $520 billion ( in 1988 dollars ) .

However , if the Jumblies could turn that into a sea-going vessel , you should expect that the PC can be made as secure as you want .

" I 'm glad for you , my lord , but I expect that as you 're so rich you could have had any woman you wanted .

Now the couple had expected it was dead and we gave them false hope .

It 's quite cold here , and I expect it 's worse where you are …

“ I 'd never have guessed , you 've such a creamy complexion and your eyes are quite light … but then , I expect your father 's English ? ”

Psychosocial stressors are common enough in such conditions to warrant attention .

It is important to select individuals who can be selective in identifying the areas that warrant their attention and who then persevere until satisfied .

At present exploration companies are much interested in the nickeliferous laterites that overlie the serpentinites on Santa Isabel , and geochemical work has revealed a number of nickel and other metal anomalies that warrant further attention .

It was enough to warrant an investigation of related compounds and a closer exploration of how they worked .

But while Hugh Morris , David Gower and Graham Thorpe will warrant consideration , the selectors are likely to give their top order another opportunity .

Part Two consists of an appraisal of each of the 17 counties -- Durham are still too young to warrant more than a mention .

If they had a half decent team then perhaps they would warrant a few more column inches ! !

Day continues : ` Very few outlets would warrant more than one product , and that is usually a lager , so ale brands find it quite difficult to get in-trade distribution . "

More recently in Cinnamond v. British Airports Authority his Lordship has invoked the same type of reasoning , stating that operators of cabs at an airport had no legitimate expectation which would warrant granting them a hearing .

It had previously been considered that the feature of the second oral tentacle pore arising outside the mouth was distinctive enough to warrant raising the Ophiurinae to familial rank ( Paterson , 1980 ) .

Apparently disregarding his offer , she wrote : ` We are concerned that you do not consider the above case to be serious enough to warrant a meeting . "

Certain issues , however , seem general enough and important enough to warrant discussion .

On other occasions the mosaics do not show sufficient affinity to warrant their inclusion , e.g.a possible square Orpheus design from Wellow , Som. : V.C.H. Som. 1 ( 1906 ) , fig. 71 .

In conclusion food sensitivities are evident after treatment of Crohn 's disease with elemental diet but are variable , often do not persist , and are of insufficient importance to warrant putting all patients through elimination diets .

Those crimes that ` self-evidently warrant state intervention " I shall refer to throughout as ` traditional crimes " .

Surely it is the combination of the elements of partial excuse and partial justification ( see Chapter 6.5 above ) which raises sufficient exculpation to warrant a reduction to manslaughter .

Provided he acts with good faith and all due care in the context outlined above , the doctor who turns off the ventilator does nothing to warrant criminal sanction .

Comfort , structure and relationships now warrant as much attention as the high-achievement goals of recognition , power , autonomy , creativity and growth .

In addition to known mineralised granites , there are several areas which may warrant exploration .

If the patient 's symptoms do not warrant such treatment , there seems little point in requesting studies ; the result is likely to show rapid emptying of liquids even if the symptoms are only mild .

Following the success of last year 's eponymous debut LP , the Scouse three-piece have been busily constructing their own home studio and working on new material expected before the Summer . 

The green tree ants of Australia construct their homes from the living leaves of trees . 

Ideally one could construct a model of the fossil to test out these various functions in experiments , but the number of examples where the analysis has been pursued this far are limited . 

It lets developers construct user interfaces , model system resources , create new objects and build communication hooks into other applications . 

The researcher has constructed computer models which predict tax and benefit entitlement under the present system , and after any possible reforms . 

The agency is also constructing two craft to explore the Solar System . 

In order to boost business confidence the UK and Hong Kong authorities in 1989 approved a plan to construct a new airport and port system . 

He must have constructed a pretty good strong bow too ( according to my detailed instructions ) which would by now no doubt be broken into unidentifiable pieces in distant undergrowth . 

He restored the crypt and the basilica , constructed a new elevated high altar , for which he provided a baldacchino and furnishings , and renewed the roof . 

Part of Rawdon Avenue , York , will be closed from next Monday until May 10 to allow contractors to construct a new link main in Melrosegate . 

Only the power of magic enabled the Elves to construct such a high tower . 

To construct the proposed layout of single and double story brick and stone built chalets , euphemistically referred to as a ` typical Pembrokeshire village " , would cause considerably more harm . 

Construct the frame from 75 × 75mm ( 3 × 3in ) treated timber , and secure the joints with coach bolts or galvanised nails . 

He was constructing something from a foil ash tray when she approached . 

Aunt Margaret helped Victoria construct a high house from a greasy set of playing cards on the kitchen floor . 

Park City received 71cm of snow earlier in the week , a bonanza for recreational skiers but causing a headache for organisers who had already constructed a firm course from artificial snow . 

At Woodstock , we construct every cabinet from solid wood as a complete piece of furniture . 

B , a millowner , employed independent contractors , who were apparently competent , to construct a reservoir on his land to provide water for his mill . 

Their ability to hover enables them to construct their tiny cups on sites that are not even big enough for them to perch on -- two crossing stems , perhaps , or even the tip of a leaf . 

The suburban centres of Kirtipur and Lalitpur ( Patan ) were particularly affected , with residents constructing barricades against the police . 

In response to the growth of traffic , the Tramways Department constructed a four-track terminal at South Shore , literally at the end of the new Promenade , where four cars could load simultaneously . 

In 1783 he constructed a very large twin-plate electrical machine for one of these scientists , Martinus van Marum , the director of the experimental cabinet of the Teyler 's Foundation in Haarlem . 

Esmerelda searched for flowers while I constructed the kite with an appropriately solemn slowness . 

Kravchuk suggested that Ukraine might construct its own facilities for dismantling nuclear weapons . 

Moreover , some engineers have constructed the station-buildings in beautifully hewn freestone and marble from the neighbouring rocks , as an example to the Sarmatians for the use of their rich mountain stones and marbles . 

It constructs roads , flattens hills , digs canals , builds harbours , employs workers , contracts for services . 

A cut-and-cover tunnel would involve slicing a great swathe through the wood to construct the tunnel , quite apart from the £10 million that it would cost . 

On the far side they followed the river about a mile downstream until they reached the same narrow point where the temporary bridge is constructed every year . 

The launch sites would be constructed by the United Kingdom , and the missile systems would be fully manned by the RAF crews . 

The most important -- and alarming -- item brought back by Drake from the raid was news of the mighty Armada being constructed by Spain for the invasion of England . 

A wooden cage frame had been hastily constructed by Hamid and Kamal to split the area in half . 

A new Suction Discharge Tower was constructed by Simon Handling at Imperial Dock , with a rated capacity of 200 tons per hour . 

Disappointingly , most of the suburban buildings seemed to be constructed of concrete but the colours were many . 

By June of that year the water had been excluded and thereafter the new dock was constructed . 

Models are thus constructed from volumes built from nodes , edges and surfaces and can represent such free-form bodies as , found typically in the automobile and aircraft industries . 

Eight thousand miners were known to be in Yanomami territory in 1989 , when they constructed a hundred airstrips to ferry in fuel , food and mining equipment . 

He may have constructed his Cabinet a little amiss , but he had constructed his power-base superbly . 

I have constructed several windmills based on this principle of one ( non-selfstarting ) , two , three and more sails of both rigid and floppy types and all work well . 

It is a picturesque city of cobbled pedestrian streets and timber-framed houses , dominated by the Cathedral Tower , a Gothic building constructed of red Vosges sandstone and standing over 320 feet tall . 

Main support for the wing was provided by a large central pylon constructed from tubular steel and covered by Duralumin . 

The line was once a mineral extraction route constructed mainly for coal mining in the area . 

The points at which fighting was fiercest were Shalamcheh and Fish Lake , a reservoir constructed by the Iraqi forces some years earlier as a barrier against anticipated attempts to take Basrah . 

It was a titanic conglomerate constructed by madmen , even by mad aliens too . 

She was constructing , in a priceless Chinese bowl , an elaborate arrangement of flowers . 

Eileen , the class teacher , is working with a group of boys who are inventing an adventure story about the castle they have just constructed together . 

A survival curve and life table were constructed using the Kaplan-Meier technique and CI calculated . 

Ramsey missed his canonry ; that is , he grieved that he no longer had a priestly connection with a church in the town . 

Friend ? she whispered to herself , and grieved that there was no answer . 

Kraal who had been Woil 's greatest mocker and enemy now became his greatest friend , for he admired Woil 's cunning and quick thinking , and grieved to see him so downcast . 

For it is for ourselves and our own lost years that we grieve years , happy and sad , that will not come again . 

I SYMPATHIZE with the Duke of Wellington who , towards the end of his life it is said , grieved continually over all the brave men killed at the Battle of Waterloo . 

Freddie , who is still grieving the death of his mother Hilda three weeks ago , aged 82 , is determined not to lose touch with his children this time . 

The reason for this might be that it feels more possible to grieve the death of someone or something that is perhaps significant , but not so important as the death of the spouse . 

Because of the big change in her life and all the different aspects of her new home and marriage , she did not have the opportunity to grieve her mother 's death . 

Do not grieve the Holy Spirit with whom you were sealed for the day of redemption . 

She grieved deeply for him but without bitterness ; at one level she is still grieving years later but it is not a destructive grieving . 

He died , and ever since that day I have grieved for his death . 

They were grieving for the end of one of life 's great love matches . 

The three of them were able to use some sessions of family therapy to acknowledge the need to grieve for the past as well as to prepare for the future . 

We must allow ourselves time to grieve for the past but the guards had no such time . 

Everyone grieves for lost love , but for an acutely sensitive figure like Gedge , it was a trauma from which he will always struggle to recover fully . 

She will need time to grieve inwardly a little over these losses and gradually come to terms with them in her own way , so you should not assume that any moods of depression or irritability she has in those early months are a reflection on the efforts you are making to help her to feel ` at home " . 

There is no set pattern for grieving , for just as no two people love in the same way , no two people grieve in the same way . 

In many ways , it would be better to show respect and let people grieve in private . 

Often , the counsellor will need to assure them that it is acceptable for them to grieve over their loneliness , their losses and bereavements , and to explore their feelings about life generally . 

` But , " I replied , ` if any of what we have said is true , why does Queen Margaret grieve over the corpse of an imposter ? 

It was not until Conté fused graphite with China clay that loose powdered graphite could be formed into drawing lengths , so avoiding the English monopoly on their cut lengths from Borrowdale . 

Sounding like a variation of Buffalo Tom , the Pixies and Sebadoh ( with hints of The Cure , Teenage Fanclub and Can ) , they 've fused agonised tunes with fey and angst-riddled melodies . 

Identification of the new muscle proteins was made possible by fusing human cells with mouse muscle cells ; the human muscle proteins are similar but distinct from those made by mice . 

Just as in her earlier fiction Brooke-Rose fused discourses , so in Textermination she fuses characters by making them ( and their discourses ) interact . 

Since the mid-1970s there has been an attempt to fuse the voluntaristic , militaristic , flamboyant aspects of Guevarism and Castroism with the tactical positions of more orthodox thought . 

The way the red blood cell nucleus is put into the HeLa cell cytoplasm is by fusing the two cells . 

As part of the ` Big Bang " , this system was discarded in favour of a dual capacity regime in which the two jobs were fused together . 

This was also the decade of leisure ; sneakers were everywhere , sports shops blossomed and tennis star Bjorn Borg fused fashion and sport with his trend-setting striped headbands . 

A quite different way of creating a chimaera is to fuse two early mouse embryos . 

This was followed by the agreement at the end of 1946 to fuse the American and British occupation zones . 

By means of juxtaposition and carefully-wrought connections , she fuses the cognitive processes of metaphoric structuration and epistemological organization . 

The challenges are : decontaminating blood supplies , informing people and lack of resources .

One of Dana 's reactions was very characteristic : he bent double with laughter at something he had said that made all the others laugh , too . 

He bent low to examine his prisoner 's face even more closely . 

Reluctantly , he pushed the money across the table towards her , then bent forward to listen . 

Kate bent over Nicandra to pick up the tray : ` And you did n't eat the half of it , " she said reproachfully . 

` I 'm not sure I approve of the way you were looking at that visitor , " he went on , bending towards her and speaking quietly . 

And he bent towards her and extracted a kiss from her reluctant lips the way he might have taken the pit from an apricot . 

Pepita bent back down to her work and checked off another crate of bananas that would be shipped to lands she had never seen and would never see . 

Close your eyes , inhale and bend back as far as you can ( without any discomfort ) thrusting your arms back . 

She bent down and took a grip of either side of a crate to steady herself . 

Quietly he bent down and spoke : ` Take my advice , boy , get up , fuck off , and when you get outside -- drop dead . " 

She was trembling as she bent down and inserted it carefully into the left-hand drawer of the desk . 

The medal was handed to her on a velvet cushion and she bent down and hung it on a little hook with which we had each been provided on arrival . 

Sladen bent carefully back in his chair and frowned at the ceiling . 

The Florentine lace cover was rumpled and she walked over and bent down to straighten it . 

He bent down to his briefcase which he 'd left on the floor , took out a folder , turned back the pages , and handed it to her . 

Taking a chair , he set the camera up in the yard outside , bending over for a moment to fiddle with it . 

The vaguely fluttering nerves suddenly crystallised themselves into a hard painful little knot in her stomach and she bent over with a groan . 

As she bent up from the oven , up out of the kitchen , a shaft of watery sun manifested itself on the floor like a dim splash of paint . 

I was wearing a large theatrical ring with an enormous ` emerald " surrounded by paste diamonds and he bent more closely to look at it . 

The girl bent to stroke one of the cats , murmuring to it , and from somewhere behind the hall came the cooing of doves . 

He is supposed to have stated , when rebuked by his chaplain , ` When I swear , I swear not as a bishop but as a country gentleman and a baronet " . 

They were shooed away by the Sheikha , who rebuked them for being naughty and greeted me almost in the same breath . 

He swooped on Preminger who rebuked him for being drunk , raging , ` You ver drunk last night and you are drunk now . " 

They were concerned least the Shah should think that they were rebuking him for comparing him unfavourably with them of steel . 

He walked back along the path , rebuking himself for entertaining Mrs Diamond 's lurid notions . 

From long experience he knew the hangover would pass before it was time for him to stalk on stage and rebuke Hamlet for grieving overmuch for his father . 

THE Advertising Standards Authority yesterday rebuked two organisations for making bogus claims about the health advantages of milk , writes James Erlichman . 

YOUR profile writer rebukes our politicians for neglecting the people 's wishes in the matter of hanging . 

And it was fine when Busacher was paying him attention , rebuking him for talking during someone else 's numbers , railing at him for rudeness , for lack of participation . 

Julia Bard ( ` The priests have it " , 1 May ) rebukes anti-racists for turning a blind eye to religious fundamentalism , and cites a recent issue of the Runnymede Trust Bulletin to illustrate her argument . 

The likeliest explanation of his defeat in the executive 's constituency section vote is that party activists wanted to rebuke him for publicly rocking the boat during the passage of the policy review . 

Huddersfield asked the FA to name names , but they declined and rebuked the club for not recognizing misbehaviour when they saw it . 

Germany 's six biggest economic institutes rebuked the Bundesbank for not cutting interest rates fast enough . 

Hornby on the occasion rebuked Brixton for not looking properly at the CNAA 's regulations -- and the College was subsequently to have its proposals approved . 

Mr Reynolds said he was ` disturbed " by the content of what Sir Hugh said on Wednesday and rebuked him for ` going public " . 

Some connection having been made in his mind , he began to rebuke her for a belief in the reality of Noah 's Ark , which he referred to sarcastically as the Myth of the Deluge . 

In 1346 Pope Clement VI rebuked Edward for a seizure which would imperil his soul , not to mention those of the sacrilegious laymen occupying church goods . 

So when they held dinner-parties Scarlet skimped on the smoked salmon , and Brian rebuked her for her graceless parsimony . 

The Prince rebuked Ken for his interference and threatened to have him dismissed . 

The Soviet media did not openly rebuke Ceausescu for his reception of Carrington . 

Kalchu was ashamed of his drunkenness and Chola grumbled and rebuked him for it . 

I do not rebuke the hon. Gentleman for the length of his speech , as he is defending and promoting the interests of his constituents fiercely and properly . 

The Mayor rebuked him in warm terms , whereupon the elegant creature said , hotly : ` Who are you to talk to me like that ? " 

He has been so forcibly returned to his true ethos that when Boult returns , speaking prose , Lysimachus rebukes him in indignant verse ( 118ff . ) . 

However much , privately , she may have hated seeing her husband drink , or hearing him swear , she would never rebuke him in front of others . 

Mrs Scrivener was sharply rebuked , not least by the Commission President , Jacques Delors , and she has been instructed to stand firm against the governments ' proposal today and tell ministers to think again . 

They rebuke and correct us , calling us to break with our old way of life . 

It was ironical that the man she had just rebuked should be the only one who had shown interest in her as a woman during the fifteen months she had been on the station . 

We were convinced we had witnessed a terrible accident and hurried to the police station at Lochcarron to report the incident , there to be reassured that there had not been a crash , and gently rebuked for assuming there had been . 

We have no evidence that Vial provided , or indeed could have provided , a three-year course ( apart from that , he was at one point rebuked by the governors for not paying enough attention to his teaching duties ) . 

The runners found themselves unfairly rebuked for the market-makers ' errors , and for their whimsical misquotes or bid-only quotes that could ruin a deal . 

The doctors were rebuked yesterday by Fife Health Board , which issued a statement saying the unofficial letter had caused considerable distress to several couples . 

When he sets out from Rivendell Boromir blows his horn , the family heirloom , and is rebuked by Elrond for doing so ; but he takes no notice . 

Howard Wilkinson 's team was rebuked by Chief Inspector Steve Read of Hertfordshire Police for their attitude to a 15-minute kick-off delay before last week 's 2-1 Coca-Cola Cup defeat at Watford . 

Aethelbald was rebuked by Boniface for his failure to take a lawful wife and more especially for his violation of nuns and virgins . 

You are right to rebuke the Master when he forgets himself so . " 

He rebuked me because I 'd apparently stepped in too quickly with the next question before he 'd finished answering the last one . 

President Chaim Herzog rebuked Mellor and a lunch in his honour at Israel 's parliament was cancelled . 

The other rebuked his fellow victim and , recognising the innocence of Jesus , requested Jesus to remember him . 

In fact , just the week before , Nigel had angrily rebuked Graham , who had doubted the menace of Russia . 

Her mother was not going to miss the opportunity of rebuking her . 

She rebuked herself , feeling deeply ashamed , for having given way earlier to despair and self-pity . 

` It gives me the willies to even think about the rent , " Dustin averred . 

But Wilson , as he later averred , " could hear the roaring of the sea " . 

There had been , as the usually mild mannered Hopkins averred , " a considerable amount of mishandling and provocation by certain very stupid persons " . 

` My grandfather could probably have taken you unerringly to the chapter and verse which said exactly that , " she averred . 

Which you ai n't , not by a long chalk ! " she averred , descending rapidly from outraged virtue to mere verbal abuse . 

` I do n't really see that I have to ` do " anything , " Rory averred . 

“ I 'm not going to be all macho and deny I 'm gay , ” averred Mr Kelly , who favours the barbigerous look á la Mr Beadle . 

` I 'll tell him , " averred Ellen , bouncing to her feet in her agitation . 

An authoritative source avers that his inamorata , Ms Mandy Smith , the former spouse of Mr William Wyman , is not in sufficiently robust form to ` make love " . 

Ramsay asked Fraser if he thought that they could risk assuming the Regent 's agreement to this , and grinning , that man averred that Sir Archie Douglas would agree to anything that spared him trouble . 

In such a case where the true facts can only be known by the defence the prosecution could aver that the driver was unlicensed . 

The body of philosophical opinion which avers that life is absurd has never appealed to him . 

The plea , in plain terms , avers that the plaintiff never had any cause of action , and he well knew it . 

… In the present case it is not even averred that the defendants knew of the pregnancy of the plaintiff 's mother when they received her as a passenger ; it is merely averred that in fact she was then quick with child , viz. with the plaintiff , to whom she subsequently gave birth . 

` No contract is alleged to have been made with or on behalf of the plaintiff , and no facts are averred that show any duty on the part of the defendants towards the plaintiff for breach of which an action could lie . 

Once married to their daughter they averred , he would settle down and any scandal would soon be forgotten . 

The women had been amused though the men , especially Dadda , embarrassed , when its movements , or so Joanne averred , had bounced a plate off her lap . 

The other thing -- and it was this , he averred , that led to his downfall -- was that the wizard was covering his eyes with one hand . 

The next time you roast duck or chicken , cook thick slices of pineapple in the pan with lashings of black pepper . 

Roast the beef for 20min at 230°C ( 450°F ) mark 8 to seal , basting occasionally . 

Father was sitting cross-legged by the remains of a fire on which he had roasted the leg of a small deer . 

` Well , Boyo , it 's either this or that , " said Taff , pointing to the alternative -- a large piece of meat that had been roasted over a fire and looked most unappetising . 

Then the grain was roasted in the kilns to produce malt for delivery to the breweries . 

She roasted a chicken and made a fresh fruit trifle for supper as it was my last night . 

Roast for 20 minutes , then reduce the temperature of the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6 and roast for 15 minutes per 450g/1lb . 

Skin the peppers by roasting over a gas flame or under the grill until the skin blisters black . 

The great Frankish leader who unified the confederacy into a powerful entity was Clovis , first of the Merovingian kings . 

Then one tried to unify gravity with quantum mechanics , one had to introduce the idea of "  imaginary "  time . 

And when their great Emperor Gia Long finally rose from the Mekong delta a century ago to unify all the peoples from Saigon to Hanoi , had n't he triumphantly renamed his new empire "  Viet Nam "  ? 

However , the theme of unifying Germany by means of unifying Europe is at least two hundred years old . 

Second to Henry Yevele , Wynford was an architect of genius who transformed and unified English building . 

But why do physicists want to unify phenomena , should they try to , and do the data justify their claims ? 

If the first quotation refers to a time when Strife is relatively dominant and things are over-scattered , the second perhaps refers to the over-action of Love , when things best kept separate are unified . 

Northern Telecom Ltd has unified its data network products under the name Magellan , and has announced a cell-based networking switch designed to bring together data , speech , video and image networks . 

Oriental wisdom was thus unified in a genealogical tree in which the Jews were the descendants of the Persian wise men . 

The character Sarrasine in Balzac 's story is just a collection of traits which is arbitrarily unified through being called ` Sarrasine "  . 

Whereas the Ego seeks to divide and separate , love seeks to unify and heal . 

Watch the authors Dr . David Miller and Dr . Lovera Miller recently appearing on CBS Los Angeles : Pop Up Video

Only these actors were appearing in their proper persons in real dramas of a life he did not know , but which appealed to something that had been long untouched , long in disuse .

The subject of their discourse was one Mike Donlin , as he appeared in vaudeville .

MANY years ago a renowned brewer claimed that his brews outshone others because he squeezed his hops ` until the oil ran dry " . 

The major task tonight was congratulating three dogs which had outshone all others during the year in areas of saving lives , devotion to duty and pet of the year . 

She was the mother of Mike Latronic , a hot North Shore surfer who effortlessly outshone visiting pros . 

He was a natural swimmer and loved it , and could keep up with Nails for several lengths , with a long , graceful strike that far outshone Nails 's for style . 

Extrapolated Voyager data easily outshine Asimov 's out-of place tachyons and token black hole . 

Even these ` feathered locusts " are outshone by the real thing . 

It was not seemly for the Second Son to outshine the father in this way and I knew instinctively that before a year had passed there would be more building in the compound . 

And the way she figures it , the sexy new hue could outshine old favourites white , black and beige . 

AS has been pointed out in your magazine , the ITV coverage of the World Cup was very good , although promises that the BBC would be totally outshone did not really come to much . 

In this respect , at least , John Eliot Gardiner 's recording on Archiv far outshines the present one . 

I declare she 'll outshine every woman in London and make you the envy of every man who meets her . 

The paper soon attracted readers , outshining all its Anglican rivals , and its sales rose steadily throughout Palmer 's lifetime . 

She was dressed simply enough in a brown gown with a lacy ruff round the neck but she would have outshone any queen . 

Singh totalled 136 as he continued to outshine Welshman Ian Woosnam and Mark McNulty , of Zimbabwe . 

He is justly recognised by the American Philosophical Society , in whose annals his name stands second only to that of Benjamin Franklin .

Zimbabwe 's Nick Price shot a level-par 72 to stand joint third with Spain 's Jose-Maria Olazabal .

And yet this is happening at a moment when the leaders in question stand exceptionally low in public esteem .

Prussia had established , at least for the time being , her position as one of the great European powers ; and the personal prestige of her ruler stood higher than that of any other European monarch .

Though the youngest of the eight faculties in the University , the reputation of the School stands high throughout the world and students from many countries attend its undergraduate and postgraduate courses .

His prestige stood high , and it made a sensation when he denounced the CPP for corruption and waste .

OF THE world 's leading entertainers , one name stands above all the rest -- the incomparable Frank Sinatra .

The Bolshevik reputation stood high , and rightly so , for at least they acknowledged the question and officially embraced national independence .

Is a defendant who fails even to consider that a woman might not be consenting still to be acquitted if he takes her consent for granted ? 

We were in Glasgow last weekend , and were quite chuffed when Ewan consented to come out for a walk just with us two , as he clings to Joyce a bit at the moment . 

On the rare occasions when he consented to do interviews , he usually sat silent and still , staring stone-faced at baffled journalists . 

He consented to give the address at the funeral of Angela Carter , the novelist . 

The queen has graciously consented to open her London house to the public for two months every summer , and they want to sample royal glasnost before the offer expires , at the end of 1997 . 

As you rightly say , the present border was drawn on a sectarian head count in such a way as to include a large area which has never consented to partition . 

The clubs co-own the ground , but Mr Waddington said he understood that if one club consented to sell , the other had to buy them out or agree to sell . 

Agrippa , although he objected at first , reluctantly consented to write out the warrants and disburse the necessary silver for our journeys . 

They said if we did n't consent for him to claim for the two of us , they 'd summons me and him for aiding and abetting . 

It was held that the owner had not clothed the dealer with apparent authority since he had retained the ignition key and not consented to the dealer having possession of the registration document . 

The House of Lords held in Lawrence that a person was guilty of theft even when the owner has consented to the taking of the property . 

Whether or not Lovebite consented in our Dionysian excesses , Lord Lane had declared them illegal . 

Even if she consents in fact , this has no effect in law and the offence is still committed . 

And I would not for the world meddle with her plans , though I am proud that she has consented on the way to visit me for a while . 

The firm can treat the customer as an ordinary business investor even if he does not consent in writing unless he says otherwise ; a one-way letter is sufficient . 

Secondly , the student volunteers to become a nurse and therefore consents to being guided by those who know what is required . 

An example is the case of Burrell v Harmer [ 1967 ] Crim LR 169 : boys of 12 and 13 could not consent to being tattooed . 

In other words he concluded that , as to that , Miss T. had neither consented nor refused . 

He demanded their young daughters too , and most parents consented . 

The accused does not , for instance , need to have reasonable grounds for his belief that the owner would have consented , had he known of the circumstances . 

Certainly , however , if the owners had known of the secret intention , they would not have consented . 

He then was responsible for salting the venison and packing it in barrels , and keeping it safe until required , or sending it wherever the king wanted it . 

Butter and cheese were made on practically every farm and even the cottager killed and salted his own bacon . 

Half-way down these walls , one of which backed onto the bathroom , slightly below waist-height there was a wide slate slab on which the pig used to be salted to preserve it through the winter . 

Some were salted and stored in brine in stoneware jars , some were laid between rushes and turned daily until ripe for eating . 

But the apples were wrinkled from long storage , and the meat had been salted to preserve it . 

I rang that place where you live and one of the tenants , at least I presume it was another tenant , said you were away . 

My office rang that prison today and was told that the prisoner has now been transferred to Walton prison . 

When someone did ring one of the numbers it was answered by a receptionist on behalf of ` Llewelyn and Lee " . 

Please ring me at the above number and I will meet you in Paris to escort you to the hospital . 

So Penny rang those numbers to find out where it was and it was something to do with the council or something . 

She used to ring Otto at his office , rather as if she felt this experience had some professional interest to Otto . 

It was time to ring Holly Chase at the office with a brief story about the faintly ducal connection roughing it on the beach . 

Four of us went down to confirm her story , then Aubrey rang the local police . " 

Anyway , once she reached a hotel she could simply ring the police from there . 

Miss Harding told the jury she was so frightened by the call she immediately rang the police fearing Assin had become unbalanced . 

Wayne had rung in to say that he was sick , which meant that the little creep did n't want to drive past the picket line . 

It 's best to ring the organisers for start times , directions and more detailed information . 

For these apartments and many others , ring International Property Shops on 0392 211022 . 

If you have any problems or complaints , please ring your local Customer Care Unit . 

I rang Sorrel 's flat from Sergeant Purvis 's desk , and as he was out to lunch I sat on it and rearranged his pencils in a petty and thoroughly satisfying bit of vandalism . 

If you have any problems , contact your Social Security office , or ring the Social Security Advice Line for Employers , free , on 0800 393 539 . 

I 'd rung him that morning to ask for a fully detailed breakdown of Moira 's financial history , in the vague hope that there might be something of interest there . 

A number of other Ulster callers also rang the show that night with amazing stories of strange happenings during Geller 's appearance . 

But this time , Antonia 's mother had rung to ask whether Antonia might stay at the Jardines ' . 

The phones were red-hot at Torquay , with fans ringing to complain that Fashanu 's absence may have been instrumental in their 2-0 defeat . 

A few days later , Frederick rang to say that a place had been found and a car was coming for Ben . 

` Friends have rung to say how awful they feel about what has happened . 

I tried , in vain , to ring the airport to get a message to John . 

The morning after Vitor 's visit to her home , Ashley rang the local authority to enquire about her work licence . 

There was a minute to go before ten o'clock when Reception rang her to say that her taxi was here . 

And when they rang me about the killing and somebody said , ` your friend 's been murdered , " I said , ` You 're talking rubbish . " " 

But sometimes the Earl would ring me at home at night and ask me to drive back to Althorp because the Countess was in floods of tears . 

I 've been ringing my family at regular intervals to see how things are going . " 

Indeed , the police treated us both with the greatest sympathy and consideration from the moment I rang them from a callbox on the Abingdon Road . 

Carole Swan has just rung me from her lovely home to tell me what happened last night in the Hotel … ” 

Greg had rung Helen from London to tell her when he would be arriving in Manchester , and she had promised to work late and go out with him for a meal . 

Surkov rang Masha from the lobby and learnt that she felt better ; we could come to her room . 

No , sure she 'd no notion where to find him , but he might ring the house in an hour or so , to see if there were any messages . 

Who rang him in May to make the appointment for him to visit Jackdaw Cottage ? 

Barton was keeping the info for a rainy day and he would ring his secretary in the morning and ask her to look in the paper 's library for any cuttings on Amaranth Wilikins . 

` I 'll put some feelers out and then ring you tonight with the outline proposal and estimate , " he said . 

Warhurst said : ` Ray rang me right out of the blue at 5pm on Thursday afternoon to say the deal was back on again and would I come to Blackburn . 

No less a person than Gloria Estefan rang my startled publisher before leaving London , to order the Ology book , because she was crazy for the commercials . 

Duncan was certainly not ringing Geneva from anywhere that the phone could be tapped . 

His daughter Diane Perry said she was rung by her husband from work after he 'd heard it on the radio . 

He rang at twelve-thirty-five and there was a train at twelve-forty-five . 

He would need to ring for a cab if he were to regain the Party conference in comfort . 

Fortunately , a brother and his wife take responsibility at nights , when the mother will often ring for reassurance about her husband . 

` I could ring for a taxi , " she suggested , when the final guests had departed and she was standing with her host and hostess on the drive . 

` That afternoon the matron of Abigail 's hospital rang from Bristol to tell us her lungs had finally got the better of her heart and she 'd died an hour ago . 

` Candidates have been ringing from all over the country wanting copies ; I have only been able to get my hands on two copies yet , " she said . 

` I tried to ring from the phone in the pub , but it was constantly engaged . 

Although I 'd rung on the Thursday and they said his kidneys were failing , it still came as a shock when they rang on the Saturday at 9.30 in the morning to say he 'd died . 

You have to dial the code O six O two if you are ringing from outside the Nottingham area . 

Give Crispin my love , Ruth , and I 'll ring tonight and see how things are . " 

` I rang while you were getting ready , " Tom admitted , ` I was lucky . 

One of the few British birds studied in relation to acidification is the dipper , a small black and white bird which feeds on invertebrates along rivers . 

I cast back and suddenly found that I had hooked the bird , which had been feeding avidly , dipping and swooping over the water . 

We have a bird-table in the garden , and love to watch the variety of birds feeding there . 

A closer look -- say from a boat -- would show that these birds were feeding on sand-eels which were massed in a huge ` ball " just below the surface . 

Many of these birds were feeding on tiny crabs with which the sands were teeming . 

Finally , make sure the fish are feeding first by catching one or two with your usual indicator . 

The fish were feeding ravenously , and several times when I was landing or unhooking fish the indicator on my other rod went sailing up . 

It feeds upon flying insects and the tiny fish that inhabit the Aquasphere . 

Most of the animals in the sea either feed directly upon the diatoms and flagellates of the phytoplankton , or feed upon creatures that have fed upon that phytoplankton . 

Four great crested grebes , six mallards and five tufted ducks were feeding on the aquatic creatures which had already colonised the water . 

And for two years Pula lived a luxurious life , safe behind a high fence , feeding on imported peanuts , strawberry yoghurt , and fresh vegetables . 

Predation concentrated on individual whelks feeding on the open rock surface . 

Here on the islands , where there was little vegetation , one species fed on seaweed and clung to rocks among the surging waves with unusually long and powerful claws . 

This can also be treated biologically in a greenhouse by deliberately introducing a predator mite , Phytoseiulus persimilis , which feeds on red spider mite . 

The young man then died an unheroic death , riding his motorcycle underneath a lorry in Hammersmith and Vanessa 's emotions fed on the tragedy until she was convinced he had been the love of her life . 

Proteins tend to coagulate and form large particles when heated , but this is controlled using a high shear process ( intensive blending ) . 

IN A competitive market manufacturers are designing appliances to meet the needs of the elderly and disabled . 

Columbus-America designed Nemo to remain at depths of 1.5 miles for several days . 

Clerical Medical has designed this Plan to help you to make the most of the profit from your savings over the next 10 years . 

The banker then designs a security to give the investor that exposure . 

This is important with regard to designing educational strategies to encourage young women into the technological professions . 

Schoolchildren have been asked to design a mural as part of a facelift on a grubby subway in the centre of South Bank between Asda and Nelson Street . 

She has designed the most wonderful costumes for me and she 's been a good friend . 

“ I thought he was designing better places for people to live . ” 

I 'd like to design clothes for people who are n't ` perfect " -- tall people , short people , fat and thin people . 

To design cards for this stitch type is no more difficult than for any other type of stitch pattern , but there are one or two rules that you need to obey . 

“ I would be delighted to design the flowers for your wedding … | ” The daydream was so engrossing that she almost did n't see the man and the girl struggling on the pavement opposite . 

At Bluff he designed a charming two-storey half-timbered building with a wide cantilevered canopy . 

Obviously the course is quite a tight fit between the hospital and main road , but Tallack has designed the layout with safety in mind . 

To soothe her grief , Mrs Belgrove , who had just had a little boy , designed an all-white garden beyond the lawn . 

The man who designed the changes in 1993 says the responsibility rests not only with Government , but with all of us . 

To remedy this , they designed a motor in the driver 's wiper pivot that increases pressure on the screen as the car increases its speed . 

Not only that , but his great-great-uncle had been the architect who designed the Maryinsky in the first place . 

The practising architect may design better buildings after working with the old ones . 

Working with Arups as engineers , Donald Buttress designed an ingenious means of strengthening the spire in situ . 

External consultants and Data Archive consultants will assist in designing the most cost-effective way of preparing the data for deposition . 

A manufacturer wants to design a new casing for , say a radio-paging device . 

SVM Partnership , who designed the new room , recommended Osram lamps for the installation . 

The parallel between this way of thinking , and that of an engineer designing an air-conditioning system , is obvious . 

The house was designed by K. I. Dientzenhofer and the vision of St Hubert above the main entrance was created by F. M. Brokof . 

The 193Os Art Deco tower , with its windows spelling out OXO , was designed by the food company to defeat London County Council advertising restrictions . 

It has been designed to meet the needs of an average plating job . 

It is designed to make Europe a place where movement from one country to the next is as easy as possible . 

The portable screens are designed to fit round the witness box when needed to block the child 's view of the defendant but allow them to see magistrates and lawyers in the case . 

The BN22 Bubble Jet Notebook is designed to give you portable printing without the need for cables or a power supply . 

It is very hard to design a house if you do n't know the shape of the bricks . 

Because taekwondo was originally designed as an art of self-defence , blocking techniques are highly developed and refined . 

Jerome included here material designed as a rhetorical dissuasion to men from marriage by warning of the weaknesses and vices of wives . 

Designed as an ` everyman 's " aeroplane , the venture might have succeeded had the market economy at the time been more buoyant . 

In contrast to the monasteries of the Middle Ages and the Baroque period as well as the 1930's concept originally intended for execution the new abbey is not designed as an enclosed , homogenous complex . 

It was one of the reasons that earlier discussions with Thames Television fell through -- though Blackeyes was always designed as a movie or a BBC series . 

This is primarily designed for small , self-administered pension funds . 

AVC is a software product designed for their PS/2 range of computers which integrates image and audio capture with media production , authoring and presentation capabilities . 

The system is clearly designed for support of the operating units and once there is less danger of a , central bureaucratic expansion . 

Here was a recipe perfectly designed for them : dogmatic , all-embracing , pseudo-scientific , and promising ultimate victory . 

We know now that the world was not designed for us , but we have n't come round to acting on this knowledge . 

Some of them , such as the LOGO programming language were specifically designed with education in mind . 

The concept of fundholding was undoubtedly designed with this in mind . 

Delta Five , from Compsoft , is a multi-user database designed specifically with this type of task in mind . 

But neither could you escape the fact that it seemed specifically designed for bumping off toddlers . 

The weapon was originally designed to arm submarines ; it is 53 cm in diameter , the dimensions of torpedo tubes . 

So I did more supervision at that time than I would normally do , supervising jobs I have n't designed as opposed to supervising the ones I had designed 

Some industry pundits predict that NT will usurp Unix and OS/2 to become the server operating system of choice , especially as it will offer the ability to run at least some applications designed for OS/2 or Unix . 

These may be large- or small-scale databases designed with very specific educational aims , to cater for a particular topic or part of a course , or for more general use in the school library . 

A most interesting finding of this article is that plant growth is irregular , which could explain some of the apparent errors of the instrument designed here . 

As we design more and more committees , task forces , teams and production groups within organizations , we should remember that there are advantages ' and disadvantages in using groups as decision-making devices . 

We are supporting projects designed to build efficient institutions and accountable government . 

Most camcorders arc designed to be hand-held , so the minimisation of size and weight has been an important consideration . 

The three authors have designed , drawn and written a work which integrates text and pictures . 

These have six numbers and they 're designed so that everybody in the press , regardless of trunk access can use the numbers described . 

Now he stood near the door with his hands clasping each other behind his back and his scalp itching furiously in the heat . 

It was so hot that Perdita would have liked to have worn shorts or a dress , but her mosquito bites had come up in huge red bumps and were oozing and itching like mad , so she settled for her pale pink jeans and a dark blue shirt . 

They lit smoky fires at night to keep them at bay , but were soon itching with bites . 

Her fingers positively itched with the overwhelming desire to see his arrogant face transformed by a slap . 

For this , he was completely undressed -- which makes his body itch to the point of agony -- and placed in a UV cabinet , his arms held above his head to stop him scratching . 

I 've had dandruff for some time and now my scalp has started to itch as well , but nothing seems to clear it up . 

Her body itched constantly and salt crystals from the drying of perspiration clung to the hair of her armpits and rimed her skin . 

Kate could feel it in her head , in her hair and eyes , under her eyelids , down her bra and in her pubic hair ; she itched everywhere . 

The lids may be very sensitive and swollen ; the margins itch and burn . 

Within hours , while he itched and writhed , the tissue was beginning to expand within him , hardening externally , invading his nervous system with internal tendrils . 

For example , the worker may pause at one point and scratch his nose , this may indicate that a critical decision is being made or it may indicate simply that his nose was itching . 

She had also noted patches of discoloured skin on the inner aspect of both ankles which itched . 

The ears are thickened , they 're cracking , they 're bleeding , they itch and they hurt ; she almost scratched a hole on the outside of her ear because it hurt so much . 

Finally her eyes turned grey and rolled , and Odd-Knut thought she was dead . 

Her iron-grey coat was black with sweat and dust , her thin sides heaving , her eyes rolling . 

Their eyes rolled and their manes tossed , as , snorting and whinnying , they tried to bite each other . 

The Marshal , his big eyes rolling round the depressing room lit by one dusty light-bulb because the small , barred window hardly let in any light , wondered if they ever managed it . 

Joe 's eyes rolled around the room , noticing the expensive furniture I had bought recently . 

Sandra stood there , her eyes rolling with fear , her complexion pasty under all that make-up . 

He rolled his eyes and blew her a kiss but unfortunately Maggie saw him do it . 

Geoffrey rolled his eyes dramatically and headed for the door . 

He shuddered and clapped a hand over his mouth , rolling his eyes theatrically . 

Roll the head three times to the left , then three times to the right , breathing easily all the time . 

She rolled her head sideways on the pillow and murmured , ` I 'm so sorry . " 

Lucien rolled his head from side to side upon the wooden bench . 

He hit the floor hard , choked , then rolled over with his head cradled in his arms and his body curled up tightly . 

Patrick stirred , rolled his head and spewed a few words out through his sliced lips and mangled mouth . 

` Hello in there , " she said to him , and he groaned and rolled his head towards her . 

Many players automatically roll the wrists at the start of the backswing , with the club being laid at the top as a result . 

At last Fernando moved , rolling himself slightly away from her to remove strands of her long hair from his jacket and smoothing them back where they belonged , down the side of her face . 

Dawson rolled his left hand for a boogie-woogie riff and paddled an arpeggio with the right . 

Now he could understand why the Finns came running out of their saunas and rolled themselves in the snow . 

He rolled on to his side , facing her , and the movement woke her , as he had known it would . 

Leith rolled over and buried her head in her pillow the moment the door had closed . 

Do n't let your feet roll inwards and keep your knees over the toes ! 

Smirking slightly , Zephyr accepted half a dozen biscuits and a bowl of milky tea , then rolled on the carpet to remove the crumbs from her whiskers . 

The pony was rolling its eyes but stood motionless because a young boy relentlessly twisted its ear . 

Sunni political and religious leaders protested the operation , which Adnan Dulaimi , a lawmaker with the main Sunni bloc , called " barbaric .

In the poor suburb of Madamayeh , just southwest of Damascus , a large crowd protested the deaths this week in Dara , where more than 25 had already been killed in a security crackdown .

More than a dozen people were killed last week when thousands protesting poor services and the lack of jobs marched through the streets of the major cities .

Large constituencies in Jordan and Morocco appear to support their monarchies , even as they protest the governments that those rulers oversee .

Last Saturday , Johnston and Dempsey were among 35 Sandia residents who gathered at the ranger 's station to protest federal forest-protection policies that they feel do not go far enough .

Domestic production has peaked at around 5,500 megawatts , public anger is growing , and demonstrations protesting the lack of power have turned violent .

Syrian opposition activists had called for a nationwide " Friday of Rage " after noon prayers to protest Assad 's authoritarian regime and its violent crackdown on democracy advocates .

Hundreds of Muslims have recently protested the alleged imprisonment by priests of two Christian women who converted to Islam .

A group of women in the rebel-controlled eastern city of Benghazi protested Sunday to demand her release .

Anderson describes with less sympathy the " human shields " and " peaceniks " of Voices in the Wilderness , a group that had long protested U. N. sanctions against Iraq .

In 1992 , Pechthalt led a one-hour wildcat strike at Manual Arts High School , which included 30 teachers and 1,500 students , to protest cuts .

In Cape Town , meanwhile , university students clashed for a second day with the police , protesting South Africa 's weekend raid on what the government called facilities of the outlawed African National Congress in Zambia .

S. Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire Henry Morganthau protested the bloodletting , he received a telling response from Mehmed Talaat , the interior minister in charge of the anti-Armenian campaign .

" In the months we have been protesting , I have never seen such defiance on the part of the people , and such brutality on the part of the regime , " Omar said .

Hundreds of residents protested in the Aleppo suburbs of Tal Rifaat , al-Baba and al-Atarib .

After Iraqis and others protested , Marines were abruptly ordered to halt the attack .

The military launched its investigation into the Hamandiya death after members of the victim 's family came to authorities and protested his slaying , according to a Marine statement released along with the charges .

It was n't immediately clear how those who have protested the Sunni government 's hold on power would respond to the call .

` But even for our humble purse there are some simple guidelines to follow . " 

So now the Commission and other countryside conservation groups , have produced a series of guidelines for the private landowners to follow . 

Last year , FIMBRA , along with the life-assurance watchdog , LAUTRO , issued detailed mandatory guidelines to be followed by their members before advising members of occupational pension schemes to transfer into private personal pension plans . 

If these rules were followed , then all cares and troubles vanished ; as we say in Scotland , like snow off a dyke . 

To put this another way , we can predict what is going to happen in most of the situations in which we find ourselves because we have expectations that certain rules will be followed . 

I have dome as a Hahnemann requested and have followed his instructions exactly . 

The clerk did not follow the instructions given by Mr. Tucker 's memorandum . 

Following his instruction , his party hastened to the windows . 

Ask yourself and your colleagues why you follow the laws of society . 

` Follow the laws of the game ! " he said , eagerly preparing himself for our fight . 

So far as agriculture is concerned , the production group enables farmers to follow the principles of land consolidation and farm modernisation without the otherwise inevitable forcible retirement or migration . 

When drawing a line by eye , many people seem to try to follow rule 1 or rule 2 . 

The decision followed a European Court of Justice ruling that Britain 's ban on Sunday opening does not breach EC statutes . 

He could think he was following the rule , when he was in fact not doing so ; the new sensation could seem to resemble the original one , when it does not resemble it in fact . 

It was a pity one could not invade without giving advance warnings and following the rules : it would be a pushover . 

In the case of changes proposed by a member of the Computer Group , the procedures to be followed vary according to the stage of development at which the change is identified . 

The arrival of McNeil , who served as coalition forces commander in Afghanistan in 2002-03 , will coincide with a small increase in foreign troop levels , expected to rise to about 42,500 from 40,000 , Knittig said .

The political squabbling coincided with a violent day in Baghdad , when at least 36 people died or were found slain .

The cash crunch is intensifying , especially because the shutdown coincided with the month 's end , and almost no one has been able to lay hands on a paycheck .

The statement announced a new offensive to expel " foreign invaders , " coinciding with the start Monday of a visit to Washington by President Hamid Karzai .

Official word of Tuesday 's incident coincided with reports that a chopper had been fired upon while flying low over a Sunni district .

Gates ' visit coincided with a series of attacks in the volatile southern city of Kandahar , where a bombing at the city 's university killed two students , according to local officials .

The surge in violence coincides with the struggle between Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas and President Yasser Arafat over control of the Palestinian security forces .

The attacks Wednesday coincided with Ashura , the annual Shiite religious holiday commemorating the 7th century slaying of Imam Hossein , grandson of the prophet Muhammad .

But another such strike , this one carried out overnight in Khowst province near the Pakistani border , nearly coincided with Karzai 's message .

The conflict has coincided with a series of failed or failing diplomatic initiatives , most notably the " road map " peace plan , which was put forth with tremendous fanfare by the Bush administration , among others .

U. S. and Iraqi officials said the attacks probably were the start of an onslaught of violence coinciding with Ramadan , the Muslim month of fasting that begins today .

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack on the compound housing the British Council , saying it was meant to coincide with the anniversary of Afghanistan 's independence from Britain 92 years ago .

Sadr 's long-expressed desire for a full withdrawal coincides with the wishes of Shiite-run Iran , which since the 2003 U. S. -led invasion that ousted Saddam Hussein increasingly has sought to exert influence over its neighbor .

Ill feeling between Karzai and Washington has simmered for at least a year , roughly coinciding with the change of U. S. administrations .

My trip coincided with the potentially explosive May 21 election deciding whether Montenegrins would vote for independence from Serbia .

Petraeus ' tenure coincided with the arrival of a " surge " of U. S. troops , and the military said the extra manpower yielded battlefield dividends , particularly in Afghanistan 's restive south .

Earlier this month , the world body said it would relocate a limited number of support staff , an announcement that coincided with the release of a U. N. report chronicling surging violence around the country .

Friday 's protests , coinciding with Good Friday , will be remembered as a bloody and perhaps landmark day in Syrian history .

That month coincided with the start of the Taliban spring offensive .

The dual attacks on intelligence officials coincided with a deadly day for Western troops in Afghanistan .

They say Sultani 's term there coincided with the 1999 killing of Sadr 's revered father , Mohammed Sadeq Sadr .

The bombing coincided with celebrations marking the founding of the Turkish republic .

There were many other examples , to be sure , as the Los Angeles riots coincided eerily with Kabul 's own bloody urban warfare .

In its evidence in chief , the prosecution need do no more than adduce evidence of one of the circumstances required by the offence of criminal sexual conduct .

If the parties wish to adduce evidence in support of their cases , the appropriate way of determining the rent is by arbitration .

TNC adduces arguments for a broad and balanced curriculum but implies that there is no possible justification for the pattern of ` small core plus elaborate option scheme " that is commonly found in secondary schools .

( This appears to be the only independent support , apart from introspection , that they adduce for belief - expression 's being essential to assertion . )

I adduce as evidence for this statement the standard of living enjoyed by bookmakers , bingo hall proprietors , and gaming machine operators .

They adduce support for it mainly by removing misunderstandings and a few possible objections .

The arguments adduced by Simon reveal a concern with representation : the partial and subjective nature of perception and the flux of experience necessitate an equally disruptive formal structure .

Now I have already criticized recall and memory as a guide to advertising effectiveness , so I am clearly vulnerable when I adduce this sort of thing as evidence for long-term effects of advertising .

If , in fact , we apply the higher order definition to the evidence she adduces from Wolof schoolchildren we will find that it applies to schooled and unschooled alike .

This increasing prosperity is not , however , the only factor that can be adduced to explain the absence of successful revolutionary movements , or of such movements altogether , in Western capitalist societies .

There must be evidence adduced from which a conclusion can properly and genuinely be drawn that a contract existed and that the place of performance was the country in which the action was brought .

Both assumptions have been questioned and much evidence adduced to show that group politics does not in fact work in this way .

To support this view , Empedocles incorrectly adduced the analogy of water remaining by centrifugal force in a bucket which is being swung fast around in a circle .

In other words , deviance can be used to suggest and support hypotheses about style ; but nothing can be adduced from , or proved by , statistics alone .

The fact that there are Arabs in the anti-Iraq coalition is often adduced by supporters of that coalition as evidence of Arab approval of the war .

Political feasibility was adduced as one of the pluses of the moderate scheme of family tax reform .

One may also adduce the fact that a Beethoven symphony often impels its audience to interpret the music pictorially , but in no one single way .

` The Admiral was n't able to adduce anything new in evidence when he made that allegation .

The prosecution sought to adduce in evidence documents which contained statements made by the defendant in the earlier bankruptcy proceedings .

But somehow , of all the facts and figures that had and have been adduced to bolster the arguments in favour of the dawning of a new Pacific age , this one seemed the most appropriate .

Countless similar facts and statistics could be adduced to substantiate Siberia 's fearsome reputation for extremes of ice , cold and snow .

They had taken refuge from the insects and the dew when sanity returned , and were lying gazing up at the stars . 

I do n't see why he should lie stinking in bed all day when I am up and about . 

No , he 'll be lying there wondering how to act ordinary , waiting for the anonymous car , the ring at the door . 

Her third cup of tea she balanced on her stomach , lying full length on the bed and pointing her stockinged toes into the air , sighting various objects over them with one eye closed . 

Stephen is lying full length on the grass , the dog curled inside his arm , snuffling against his shirt . 

That woman is many English children 's first encounter with death , lying there knees to chin , folded , flaking , tendons taut . 

He demonstrated to me an Ergoline 35-tube sunbed in which a man lies full length . 

It baffled her as to why she should feel a tingle in her veins just because Piers Morrison was lying only a few inches away from her . 

But later that night , lying awake in bed , Clara found herself trembling , partly from fright , and partly from the knowledge that perhaps she ought to have gone . 

` You think I 'd lie awake worrying about something as trivial as that ? " 

` I saw him lying totally naked on a bed , " says Gerald Thomas , ` while the sister , who was quite formidable , was applying Savlon to his private parts . 

Twice , three times now I 've seen this picture of a boy lying dead . 

Mrs Cullam still sat in front of the television , the baby asleep now in her lap , the dog lying across her slippered feet . 

There was no time to turn round or to shove out the bloke lying across the seat so I sat down on him . 

I next found myself lying at the bottom of a crude hopper of duck boards which was set on top of an irrigation dyke . 

My first thought was that this was Dad lying at the foot of the stairs having killed himself . 

When Topaz had first seen the two men riding close to where she was lying behind some rocks , the idea of appropriating one of the horses had n't occurred to her . 

He put out his arm , so that she could lie by him , inside it , but she felt treacherous and untruthful , for he would not have liked what she was thinking . 

But what was the agonised cry and the figure lying by the line side ? 

To finish in style , we spent a luxurious four days in Palm Springs -- lying by the pool -- in temperatures of 120C , just enough to finish off the tan . 

` Did the doctor say how long I must lie in my bed ? " he asked . 

Elizabeth was propped up on the pillows , with the baby lying in the cradle by the bed . 

Lying on his back , his legs spread wide , and occupying more than his fair share of the bed , he began to snore . 

She was lying on her bed and , the moment I entered the room , I could see that something was wrong . 

` The assassin must have been lying on the ground or Father standing on some steps ? 

Greg is lying on one of the Palace 's luxuriant couches , gesticulating wildly and fixing me with a stare that is part ultimate artistic earnestness and part repressed pathological violence . 

Lying on your tummy , raise your head and shoulders , curving the spine , inch by inch . 

People take it easy here , lying under beach umbrellas , stretching out in the sun or slipping into the sea for a swim . 

` I 'd lie under the covers and make the noise he makes when he 's breathing , and then I 'd stop , but sometimes it would go on after I 'd stopped ! " 

He was lying under a pummelled blue van , with only his grease-streaked head and shoulders showing . 

I was lying on top of the bed-covers , naked apart from my underpants . 

I would lie for hours in my sea grey with the remains of bubble bath . 

Perhaps he had visited the pirates during the night , when they were lying around their fire , full of rum . 

Maybe she was lying out in the desert right now with her prettiness all ruined by bloody holes . 

I would lie out in the midday sun and plaster myself in baby oil ! " 

He looked around and saw that the third man was now lying over the roof of the light blue car and firing at them with what he took to be an M1 carbine . 

She 'd have looked a bit different , I can tell , from what she was like lying up there with her hair all cut off . " 

As she knelt there , with Fand lying quietly before her on the beach , nothing else seemed to matter much . 

You have to lie curled up on you side and you will be attached to a drip and a fetal monitor so you wo n't be able to move around . 

` That really is n't necessary , " she returned coolly , though her pale cheeks flamed at the thought of lying where he had lain . 

Mortified , he dropped his arms in a gesture of defeat , and the ruined peonies fell like garden rubbish around his feet . 

Nicola dropped her arms and the shirt cuffs fell over her knuckles ; it was a full size too big . 

And then his hands dropped from her arms and he turned and went into his bedroom . 

Claudia dropped her eyes , not wishing him to read her thoughts . 

She dropped her eyes to the mug , unable to face his withering scorn . 

She breathed deeply , dropped her hands and stood with them folded in front of her . 

I stood , swayed , dropped my hands to the steps and crawled up . 

He dropped his hands from her , shrugging with mock-surrender . 

Tom Horrocks dropped his head , hands at his knees , groaning and smiling up at them . 

There was certainly something different about this one , she thought dreamily , and dropped her head on his shoulder again . 

Their eyes met and she dropped her head guiltily before managing to say , ` Do n't worry , Peter . 

She dropped her head back to relieve the tension in her neck , and gazed up at the rigging . 

Mr Hatton sat down for a moment and dropped his head briefly into his hands . 

Vicky Whitemore , knowing the problems that 'keepers face in these situations , was delegated with the responsibility and let no-one down as she launched the ball safely into an unguarded part of the net .

In that same instant , the Angel Two launched himself out of his chair , the speed of his reaction almost taking Grant by surprise in turn .

In desperation , he gave one last , vicious backward kick and launched himself out into the dark .

He got all of a 97-mph fastball , and launched it at 105 mph in the general direction of Canada .

Berry has said she hopes this movie will launch her into the kind of leading roles that are ( as in Dandridge 's day ) unavailable to black women ; Variety seems to think it will , weighing in with a great review : `` an enthralling biopic ...

The fledgling WB network hopes that this prime-time teen soap opera , alongside its cult hit Buffy the Vampire Slayer , will launch it toward Fox -like legitimacy .

Benny and Mortimer immediately launched themselves from the bushes , the rest of the Marines following , firing at any worshipper who had a weapon .

And suddenly Morse knew where the body had been launched into the river and into eternity ; knew , too , that if Lucy Downes could so quickly arouse the rather sluggish libido of a Lewis , then it was hardly difficult to guess her effect upon the lively carnality of a Kemp .

As the attacker rushes forwards to launch a straight punch to the face , the defender stretches out her left arm to counter it .

Many a raucous snigger has been sniggered from the pure-minded use of a word that suggests unmentionable parts of the human body .

America is a road movie that suggests the impossibility of travel ; perhaps Brooks conceived of The Muse as a movie about the creative spirit that would subversively suggest the impossibility -- at least in Hollywood -- of creation .

Is n't the entire premise of this collection based on the idea that they suggest a culmination , an arrival , in Invisible Man ?

This one suggests the business of being funny , and conveys nothing of the surprise and delight at observations that cause explosions of laughter .

Still life -- the portrayal of familiar inanimate objects -- is , as the name suggests , a paradoxical genre .

To watch women comfort each other can be a deeply moving experience which rolls back centuries of shared experience of the burden of living . 

But she bore the pain stoically , trying to comfort herself with the thought that Luke was unaccustomed to failure with women . 

With a brave shudder Nelly poured the water on the tea leaves , comforting herself with the thought that boiling water killed germs of all sorts . 

He comforted himself that his wife , being foreign , had just repeated the phrase parrot-fashion and did n't mean by it what he would have meant . 

We can comfort ourselves in the knowledge that death must have supervened very quickly . 

Therefore , there is no magical procedure that will comfort all people during the period that follows loss . 

They like to watch a tough woman up there on the screen and comfort themselves with the thought that they 'll never have to live with her . " 

Joe always aided and comforted me when he could , in some way of his own , and he always did so at dinner-time by giving me gravy , if there were any . 

They are unlikely to be embarrassed or contemptuous ; it is a natural human instinct to want to comfort someone who is obviously unhappy . 

But when it comes to the middle of the night , most of them prefer to leave it to mum to comfort the tiny tot when he 's having a tantrum . 

She opened them when Pascoe leaned across , anxious to comfort her . 

During those first terrible days when he wept , she held him to her and comforted him . 

So she stayed with him , on the dark landing , holding his shivering little body and trying to comfort him . 

But we did not create much poetry : we held each other tenderly , and he comforted me with kisses . 

Having told her story with some brio , Miss Breeze burst into tears and was comforted by the motherly Miss Maitland . 

Surely we should not be comforted by the thought that others are worse off ! 

His widow Jane was said to be ` inconsolable " as she was being comforted by friends . 

Isabelle was being comforted by family and friends last night after an anonymous call from England confirmed the awful truth to her . 

New users will also be comforted by an on-line tutorial , a workbook manual full of step-by-step lessons and a set of keyboard templates . 

The father of murdered Catholic Sean Hughes is comforted by friends after finding his son shot dead 

He died before reaching hospital and last night his mother was being comforted by relatives at her Princes Road home . 

Tug felt his hectic heartbeat slow down and his pulse grow calm , as if he were a little child being comforted after a nightmare . 

But presumably men were comforted in the same way , so why are they , unlike women , unable to pass it on ? 

You can feed the hungry and comfort the oppressed and visit the sick and bury the dead . 

Who comforted him now , she wondered , if he awoke in the night in pain ? 

All those below were too busy and had not time to spare to comfort him with a few minutes ' companionship . 

His wife Gill was being comforted last night by family and friends . 

How do you comfort the person to whom you have done an injury , particularly if you reject the idea that your behaviour carried any cause for reproach ? 

Mr Cameron Gibson , the local minister , comforted a steady stream of relatives all day . 

The orchestra were coming back to their places , coughing loudly to display their discretion . 

He took a deep breath , coughed yet again , and picked up one of the sheets of paper before him . 

He insinuated himself between the shells of his captors and coughed loudly . 

Or you can simply sabotage the thing by coughing loudly and exploding all over the place and then of course they simply ca n't use it . 

The Mercedes coughed suddenly and the chauffeur glanced at the dashboard in surprise . 

Les Robinson … and Mike Ford are coughing and sneezing and facing fitness checks in the morning …

Its engine was coughing and spluttering , stopping and then picking up again . 

She smoked her cigarette very slowly , trying not to cough and thinking of all the things she was going to do . 

She could hear them yawning and coughing as they moved around . 

He coughed as though to banish a clot of phlegm , the taste of Chaos . 

Lucenzo coughed , covering his mouth and averting his head politely . 

Eyes averted , coins clanked into the tin , there was no need to flash the identity card . 

Staveley allocated Austerity No. 90502 clanks past Renishaw heading an up freight in the early 1960's . 

Austerity No. 90129 clanks through Kirkby Bentinck heading a northbound freight in the 1950's . 

When her tram clanked to a halt in front of her Maggie climbed aboard and went upstairs . 

As a youngster she had always been truly terrified at the point in the narrative when Marley 's ghost clanked in . 

The machinery clanked up and over and up and over again , gulping down first him , then the shorts-to-be , then me . 

Another day a gang of convicts , chained together and bearing the mark of the broad arrow , clank along the platform en route for Portland , Dartmoor or Warwick …

Armoured men with swords had clanked down the stairwells here ; now the steps were used by gunmen in grubby camouflage fatigues whose rifles lay propped against the walls of the round towers . 

It 's all very well this constant dancing and dressing up in Patrol uniform — Field Officers clanking about with highly hazardous spurs , silver cross belts liable to scratch tender bosoms … . ” 

Woodsmoke drifted low on the light westerly wind and on the railway tracks great trains clanked by rhythmically , somehow accentuating the serenity of the place . 

Keith Thomas pressed a button and a huge door clanked upwards so that I could peer into the heart of the furnace . 

AS Jack lay in hospital he heard the sound of Liverpool trams clanking and roaring past . 

Coleraine 's assistant manager Eric Bowyer slammed his players for lack of effort .

→ We so often receive letters from people slamming companies for poor service , that it 's nice to receive a letter from someone heaping praise upon a manufacturer for a job well done .

Journalists ' delegate Colin Bourne won a standing ovation when he slammed the EETPU for its past bad behaviour .

Yet , encouraged by Tory Central Office , sections of the Press are keener to criticise Labour for the quality of its opposition than to slam the Government for policy failures .

OSSIE ARDILES put his job on the line yesterday by slamming the West Brom board for their decision to ban Bobby Gould from the Hawthorns .

SAFETY experts have slammed prankster Jeremy Beadle for a Halloween TV joke which gave a man a shock from beyond the grave .

BILL Nicholson , the man who led Tottenham to the League and FA Cup ` double " in 1961 , last night slammed the modern game for failing to provide value .

In Town Ali , too , slammed the play for failing to take sides .

But Sahib Mustaqim Bleher , general secretary of the Islamic Party of Great Britain , slammed Dr Siddiqui 's idea .

Chester city councillor , Christine Russell , has slammed the Government after reports that it was planning to abandon laws governing safety in bedsits .

THE family of the young Donegal woman dismembered by a 19-year-old man today slammed the three year prison sentence given to the killer .

The High Court ruled the closure plan unlawful and irrational and the Employment Select Committee slammed the government 's actions unacceptable .

But the porridge ` peepshow " was slammed as ` barbaric " by penal reformers yesterday .

But Labour 's Shadow Foreign Secretary Jack Cunningham slammed the claim as ` hogwash , " saying the Lib Dems had been conned by the government .

I did not say that people were ` fed up with banks digging into their accounts without notice to extract charges " nor did I ` slam " the banks .

He slams the company 's parking proposals as ` wholly inadequate " to catering for the extra visitors .

TOP model Claudia Schiffer has slammed gossip alleging she posed for a series of kinky snaps .

She slammed internal bickering and said the Greens , who polled just 0.5 per cent in April 's general election , have become a ` liability " for the environmental cause .

They also slammed increases in prescription charges and said under a Labour Government eight out of ten Darlington families would be better off .

SHAMEN star Colin Angus has furiously slammed claims that his No. 1 hit is an advert for the dangerous drug ecstasy .

Mr Lamont went on to slam the German Bundesbank for forcing devaluation .

In any case , although some of the speeches became tougher ( in tabloid terms he began to slam and lash Labour ) , his delivery has never matched the words .

Meanwhile , Coventry City manager Bobby Gould has slammed West Bromwich Albion 's board of directors as the row over his banning from The Hawthorns rumbles on .

AN angry warden has slammed thieves who stole cash collected by a group of pensioners to go towards a new hospice in Darlington .

Warrington South MP Mike Hall has slammed the Government 's rail privatisation policy as ` the politics of the madhouse . "

DAN Quayle was the target of non-stop TV jokes and insults last night on a show which he has slammed for glamorising single mums .

A dish of apples stewed with dates , a cold , sago pudding if you were desperate and wanted your ribs sticking together . 

Basque food is traditionally based more on sauces than stews , although you should look out for marmitako , tunny fish stewed with tomatoes , potatoes , green peppers and bread . 

Melt the butter in a saucepan , add the nettles and stew gently for about 10 minutes . 

The secret is then only to stew the squid for another five minutes or so , to remove the squid and leave the rest of the ingredients to simmer and reduce until a thick black sauce is produced . 

Or they might be mixed with onion and garlic softened in butter then stewed with carrots and rosemary to go with roast lamb for lunch . 

Raising more roses by seed can be a very frustrating business , or they can seed themselves with the efficiency and enthusiasm of weeds .

The women grow fruit , vegetables and flowers , and raise flesh to sell in the place Mistral .

Some areas here were almost empty : settled only by herdsmen and fishermen , and hardly feeding themselves , never mind raising corn to feed others , or a surplus of men to defend themselves .

It gives you the potential to raise many varieties of exotic plants .

Rather than mix grass and flower seed before sowing , I raise seedlings of the flowering plants in trays .

They are economical , since once bought or raised from seed , plants will spring into life and flower year after year .

The south , with a semi-tropical climate , contains much fertile land for growing coffee , citrus fruits , cereals and soya beans and for raising cattle .

Spring bedding plants that you raise yourself provide a much cheaper spring display than bulbs .

A greenhouse offers an unparalleled opportunity to extend both the season of growing and variety of plants you can raise .

At crossroads the gibbets provided plump carrion for the hungry crows and ravens ; landless men turned out of their fields as the great lords changed to tending sheep rather than raising crops .

What 's more , we 'll give families the economic and technical support they need to irrigate land , grow crops , raise livestock and so provide a better future for their children .

Garden flowers received little attention at Thorndon , although asters were raised from seeds sent by Bartram .

Cyclamen may also be raised from seed sown now in pots and pans and put outside in a shaded cold frame .

This allows you to raise your own seeds , over-winter houseplants and propagate .

The Oriental Poppies , also easily raised from seed , put on magnificent early summer border displays .

The trees and shrubs raised from thy first seeds are grown to great maturity .

The heat necessary for raising and growing tender plants and crops can be provided by solid fuel , oil , gas or electricity .

The key element of the project will be the relationship between each processing plant and the local farmers responsible for raising the ducks .

West Country chickens are raised on small farms in the West of England , and have access to the outdoors during the day .

Over 1,500 pigs are also raised annually , of which more than half are exported from the village .

The ducks will be hatched at the plant but the ducklings will be raised by local farmers who will send them back for packaging and freezing when they are around 10 weeks old .

The majority of the beef raised is sold to satisfy the enormous appetite of the USA .

They farm , raise animals and trade at markets in the Sherpa Capital of Namche .

This survival technique has been very easily exploited by commercial breeders of marine invertebrates , especially those raising animals destined for the table as food .

The land they tilled and the animals they raised absorbed most of their working hours .

The butcher 's shop looked right enough , but he had got his meat from Smithfield market , not from the farmer who 'd raised it .

These powers , which the reformers Ephialtes and Pericles tendentiously represented as ` usurped privileges " , were given to the council of 500 and to the People i.e. the Assembly and the law-courts . 

It is just this point that is made by Lado , whose approach to language teaching is so often represented as directly opposed to the development of communicative abilities : 

" As well as its rather old-fashioned view of a woman 's place , the film represents gays as ` men who walk poodles " . 

In the civil war of 324 he had represented his military campaign as a crusade against a corrupt paganism . 

Devotees of her cult represented her as a cow crowned with a diadem , a literal earth-mother . 

Macaulay wrote , ‘ To represent Charles as a martyr in the cause of episcopacy is absurd … the attachment of Charles to the Church of England was altogether political … . ’ 

It is possible to represent intonation as a simple sequence of tonic and non-tonic stressed syllables , and pauses , with no higher-level organisation ; an example of this is Windsor Lewis ( 1977b ) . 

She would represent herself as an angel of light and make her kind master and benefactor a devil incarnate . 

Landry represents Leapor as the thoroughgoing enemy of patriarchy who ` laughs at the fathers " . 

Later tradition took up this point , and represented him as taking fewer than he was offered because he was sure none would return . 

It is wrong to represent the Majority Report as standing on the side of ` reaction " , whilst the Minority carried the red flag of progress . 

In all forms of the media , disabled people have been represented as tragic . 

In much Greek thought , women were represented as being closer to nature than men ; their role in reproduction connected them to nature 's fertility . 

The entities and relationships identified in the entity-relationship model can both be represented as relations in the relational model . 

Ian Botham is sometimes represented as breaking new ground for his appearances in pantomime . 

She was the wife of SHIVA in Hindu mythology ; the Queen of Death and Terror , she is usually represented as drinking the blood of a victim and dancing on his corpse . 

The programme plots speakers in terms of their scores on two principal components , represented as axes of the graph . 

How do we represent the zoo , ship , town , pet shop or mayor 's office ? 

Rather does he venture to ask that it should be considered as the conclusion of an imaginative tragedy ( if he may so call it ) whereof one half has been already published . 

It would have made it easier to help you , and I venture the opinion that our servants feel well treated . 

I ventured to express exactly the opposite opinion and was stared at as if I were a hawker of ladies " underwear who had accidentally strayed into a monastery . " 

He also ventured the opinion that Putt was now dangerously insane . 

It was only after the protector 's death in September 1658 that Stokes ventured to arrest his deputy and ship him back to England for trial . 

You might also venture to talk to your wife , in one of her calmer moments . 

In an instant , she was beside him , standing close but still not venturing to touch him . 

Ana seemed to be almost hungry for company and she took to coming along to Maggie 's room to chat , although she never spoke of her blindness and Maggie ventured no questions . 

An unknown peasant girl from Lorraine , Joan of Arc , persuaded the dauphin that she had been sent by God to raise the siege . 

It was many years since Selwyn 's wife had persuaded him that it was not good manners to pick his teeth in company , but his lips still made the motions of mouthing a toothpick . 

He persuaded himself that they helped him ; but the headaches still came . 

What is clear is that the Prison Service had failed to persuade these prisoners that it was treating them fairly "  ( para 9.25 ) . 

John wanted to drop that line , but I persuaded him to leave it in . 

He had then persuaded Sister to bend her inflexible rule forbidding raw nurses or students in her department . 

The bride was going to get married in a tutu but we persuaded her against it . 

With extreme tact and gentleness , Aunt Tossie persuaded Mrs Geary into an Old People 's Home . 

She heard John looking for a clean pair of dungarees , heard him persuading Ben into them . 

In this type of meeting one person or party is trying to persuade the others to a particular point of view . 

Hence their punishment was to be achieved through persuading them to repentance and guilt . 

My grandfather would tell how he and some village musicians persuaded a local sympathiser to part with a lorry with which they toured round Scotland to raise money for the village . 

After the reconquest of Aquitaine , Bertha persuaded Charles towards a reconciliation with his brother . 

In 1637 , when Stanhope was persuaded to surrender his patent , Witherings took control of the whole postal system . 

If somebody can be persuaded to say something which is critical of Darwin he can get his name in the papers or on the box . 

So when the young lord came back he was persuaded to take the mouse , too , into his service . 

He has persuaded the new Armed Forces minister , Jeremy Hanley , to see a delegation next week to hear Chester 's case for it to have the new centralised pay and personnel centre . 

It was a year since her wedding , and on that bright cold morning her unspoken hope was to win over her husband 's family and so persuade him back to her . 

Roy Jenkins , who succeeded Callaghan at the Exchequer after the enforced devaluation of November 1967 , persuaded Wilson formally to bury the DEA cadaver in 1969 . 

` Perhaps we can persuade Tammuz Malamute to entertain him . "  

The girls , coaxed from the cars and persuaded to sit on the bottom row of the stand , were heaped with the players ' coats and scarves and warned not to fidget . 

By 1981 there were so many people wanting to raft through the Canyon on the Colorado River that there was an eight-year waiting-list and places now have to be decided by a once-a-year lottery . 

We 're off rafting with a group of lads from Gloucestershire way … they 're here as part of the National Boys Club activity day …

No one forced Francoise Jacquier to spend 10 days crossing Central America 's highest mountain , tramping through jungles inhabited by some of the world 's deadliest snakes or rafting down swollen rivers . 

Elizabeth had recently spent three weeks rafting down the Zambesi River with her South African fiance Cuan Cronje . 

This is a story about rafting down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon , about running America 's biggest rapids . 

After 10 tumultous years of substantial achievement and disastrous mistakes , the Sandinistas control the army , the unions , the youth movements , much of the media and the money -- what there is of it .

There was a paymaster providing ready money to pay natives , and a signals officer controlling the flow of reports back to Australia and the incoming news of airdrops or bombing raids : essential organisation , for even the most independent force needed supplies , and these had to travel over hundreds of miles of mountain tracks before reaching some platoon areas .

Net earnings per share amounted to $0.23 in the quarter , and rose 261.9% to $0.76 in the year .

The average weekly earnings of female manual workers amounted to £115.00 in 1987 .

The testimonials were challenged and the mailshot was amended to read that monthly earnings could amount to ` £1,000s " .

By contrast , West Bromwich , Manchester , London and Liverpool all sustained losses amounting to over 10 per cent of their work force .

They are two of some 40,000 BCCI account holders in Britain with collective losses amounting to about £2 billion .

A month ago its chairman Paul Torday , a former Northern CBI chairman , disclosed that the cost of its defence amounted to £653,000 .

Leaving aside repairs , alterations , carpets and curtains , these costs could amount to £4,000 on a £75,000 house -- a substantial figure .

The total cost of the scheme will amount to around £70 million at current prices .

For some leading executives , the cost of benefits can amount to 50 per cent of salary .

The World Bank in its annual report stated that total developing-country debt now amounted to approximately US$1,341,000 million , or 6.3 per cent more than the $1,260,000 million recorded in 1989 .

Tony Budge faces debts amounting to millions of pounds after a bank called in a £20 million loan .

In the financial year 1985-86 the gross sale of gilt-edged stock amounted to 11.9 billion of which 6.5 billion was accounted for by funding redemptions and official purchases of stock nearing maturity .

In the financial year 1982-83 the sales revenue from the sales of books , music and journals amounted to approximately £60m .

In 1992 , LVMH sales of champagne and wine amounted to FF 5,245 million .

It was he who bought the embryonic Field ` for a trifling sum " , and within a short time achieved profits amounting to £20,000 a year .

During these seven years profit amounting to £3,691 was realised allowing many of the old debts to be cleared .

But in each instance the value of their haul amounted to less than a hundred pounds .

Murray gave him petrol money and a bundle of £20 notes amounting to several hundred pounds and Mr Taylor drove to Carlisle and then Liverpool , where he obtained two balls containing powder .

The overall food stocks for the SADCC region had fallen to 333,500 tonnes of maize equivalent in November , from 638,000 tonnes in September , and total food import requirements amounted to 2,350,000 tonnes .

Annual emissions of sulphur from the mines are thought to amount to 700,000 tonnes , together with large quantities of metals such as nickel , copper and zinc .

In the first nine months of this year total United Kingdom beef exports amounted to just over 84,000 tonnes worth about £167 million .

The last delivery from the Royal Oak Colliery in South Wales had amounted to only half the tonnage ordered the rest apparently diverted to fulfil a similar order from another preserved railway .

Faced with a possible food shortage amounting to 2,800 million tonnes in 1991 , the summit called on the international community for assistance , particularly in Angola and Mozambique .

Exports to European Free Trade Association ( EFTA ) member countries amounted to 21 per cent of the total ( by far the largest portion of which represented trade with neighbouring Switzerland ) .

A quarter of a million are expected in the next ten to twelve days , and the overall total of refugees from Iraq and Kuwait may amount to a full million .

United Biscuits have pledged a one per cent contribution , which in 1988 amounted to £1m .

Advances secured on residential property amounted to £351.404m , other advances secured on land £22.994m and other commercial assets £428,667 .

The agreement provided for the creation of a semi-autonomous Inuit territory amounting to approximately 2,000,000 sq km -- some 20 per cent of Canada 's total landmass .

After the expropriation of funds amounting to 3,200,000 Ostmark and DM75,300,000 , the party 's assets totalled 3,100 million Ostmark ( approximately US$1,850 million ) .

The other significant sector is Mechanical engineering , with Grampian exports amounting to 17% of the national figure .

In 1955 Soviet trade amounted to 122 million rubles with Asia , 40 million rubles with Africa and 58 million rubles with Latin America .

Civilian casualties seem to have amounted to some 400 ( the exact figures are unknown ) , while the soldiers lost 26 dead with some 200 wounded .

Council house rent arrears amounted to over £1m , though they are at long last being reduced .

The queen landed at Orwell in Suffolk on 24 September 1326 with a small force probably amounting to no more than 1,500 men , of whom almost half were Hainaulters .

Total fund assets , the market value of which was £46,945,000 , were shown to amount to 122% of liabilities .

David took out the list Pamela had given him and skimmed through the columns of neat , rounded handwriting . 

Maxine rushed to a pink file that lay on one of the opium beds , then stretched back against mauve and blue silk cushions as she skimmed through the newspaper clippings . 

Beech claims that this aids fast readers skimming for meaning as well as helping learners with new words . 

Inflation reached levels beyond the control of the authorities , and mines and bakeries were among the few concerns continuing to operate , as workers did not arrive to work or raw materials were lacking . 

Pamela 's mother and father were , however , the thrifty rich : the preprandial glass of sherry was never refilled and the radiators never reached a temperature above luke-warm . 

The federal government 's main economic priority was to reduce inflation , which had reached 2,600 per cent by the end of 1989 . 

The actual figure for applications in October was 4,400 and the number is likely to reach between 45,000 and 50,000 this year , whereas we used to receive 2,000 or 3,000 applications . 

` It may be that Parliament has to look at this issue of excluding people from property when they 've got property rights , " he said .

The court may exclude the child from all or any part of the proceedings if it considers this to be in his interests having regard to matters to be discussed or evidence likely to be given .

It was the most glaring example of the arbitrary choice of any particular chronological age -- in fact one moment in time -- to exclude people from participation , services or benefits .

The all Wales figures above exclude substantial payments under the FHDS .

In effect this definition excludes the payment of the benefit under the policy during any payment in lieu period as the contract of employment is still in force .

Even the cost of motoring fell , and the parallel drop in the underlying rate , excluding mortgage interest payments from 3.7 per cent to 3.2 per cent , was both welcome and unexpected .

This does not exclude negative judgements on Roman individuals who showed themselves inferior to normal standards of prudence or wisdom : even Claudius Marcellus is blamed for his lack of prudence ( 10.32.7-52 ) .

The second class consisted of the 40 most frequent words excluding function words and extending over the entire concordance line , to represent collocates of the node .

The diets are similar in so far as they both exclude a great deal of fat , thereby maximising the reduction of fat from our body .

These figures exclude the Broad Street shops in Oxford , which had sales approaching £14m ( 1991 : £13m ) .

The figures on marketable wealth exclude the value of occupational pensions which can not normally be sold .

It is methodologically bound , therefore , to the requirements of measurement and to the mechanisms of the market , and excludes anything that does not fit these .

We must now look at these hamlets : when they originated , how they developed and how they managed the landscape .

There is a parallel question on how they think the situation will develop in the next twelve months .

But nowhere were they more pronounced , and rather than fading as the economy developed they appear to have been becoming deeper in the immediate pre-war years .

A taxi hooted outside and Elaine rushed from the room , leaving a scent of Estee Lauder and face powder . 

` There is an old saying that every time an owl hoots a woman has been unfaithful , " she added , lifting the candlestick and looking round . 

The first time Wexford noticed this -- she was then about six -- he almost hooted aloud , so grotesque was the likeness between this exquisite piece of doll 's flesh and her gross progenitor . 

Vic hoots impatiently at the barrier ; the security man 's face appears at the window and flashes an ingratiating smile . 

Then an owl suddenly hooted nearby , making her jump , and she hastily decided she had done enough for one evening . 

They were hooting and flapping their great woolly arms as they tried to climb on to a private jetty . 

The other homeward traffic rushed past them ; one or two cars hooted because Kev had stopped in a very awkward spot for anyone to pass . 

Delegates hooted in disgust or yanked up their ties to imitate nooses . 

But when your German friends saw us doing this , they hooted with derision . 

The Doctor looked around from under the stairwell when the alarm began hooting , but saw nothing . 

On the road , the cars hooted , bumper to bumper in the week-end crawl to the coast . 

Truck drivers hooted , children stared , and just about everyone laughed or waved . 

Then we realised the mistake was ours : we were heading down one of Madeira 's ordinary roads , with cars hooting to overtake on both sides . 

Nothing remains of the original fort , built in 1655 by General Monk to repel Jacobite invaders , but relics of these troubled times can be seen in the public museum .

General Winter may have repelled invaders from Napoleon to Hitler , but he is a domestic tyrant from whom successive regimes have sought to escape by pushing south to more friendly climes and warm-water ports .

Britons have stood successfully shoulder-to-shoulder in order to win battles abroad and to repel foreign invaders from their shores .

If she had repelled all boarders it was only because none of them had ever been quite persuasive enough .

Then two mighty heroes , the twin brothers Tyrion and Teclis , arose to succour the realm and repel the invasion .

The following month Spain and Germany signed a secret protocol in which Spain pledged to repel any Allied invasion .

A conference declaration called on the UN Security Council to take measures against Serbia and Montenegro including the use of force in accordance with the UN Charter to repel aggression against Bosnia .

Rival Serbian and Muslim gangs stood poised to repel any attempt to breach the fluid battle lines .

As the liner started its engines , a group of women charged the accommodation ladder ; they were repelled by Cuban police with pistols .

The Leviathan 's skin was made of chain-mail and repelled any arrows or spears .

But we Britons , independent as usual , continued to repel Roman conquest , despising foreign laws and preferring to remain ` unciviliz 'd " .

Gow lectured effectively , particularly on Theocritus , and used the material collected for his lectures to compose a number of articles , all of solid merit . 

A woman who was lecturing there came up to us afterwards and said , ` You know , if you 're doing A levels why do n't you consider doing applied science ? " 

He is a demonstrator for Daler-Rowney , lecturing and tutoring to art societies . 

He lectured and exhibited and published his photographs in a series of successful books . 

He lectured and wrote extensively , his best-known work being the novel , James Woodford , Carpenter and Chartist ( 1881 ) . 

He is Robert Harrold , Chairman of the National Dance branch of the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing -- a very experienced teacher who lectures and examines in many parts of the world . 

Besides which he never really lectured , he was more pure research . " 

Robert Saxton , in these pages , recently denied that there was any longer a problem with contemporary music , and instead lectured the audience about paying closer attention . 

Now the tory party are forever lecturing us about choice are they not . 

Besides , you 're in no position to lecture me about marriage . " 

No matter how long the lance master lectured him about truth to oneself , inner nobility and purity , the words seemed hollow in the light of his first remarks . 

We are doing more for training than any previous Government and the Labour party is in no position to lecture us on that subject . 

Experience convinced her that the man who was drunk would lecture them on the futility of dying , a theme prompted by the first mention of hospices . 

No longer did he lecture people on the splendours of the Exhibition or on the advance of civilization . 

Walsh , lecturing the others on how they must junk ` traditional left-wing fund-raising methods " , had the most important job of the moment as fund-raising co-ordinator . 

One year , a Dr Tehyi Hsieh was billed to lecture on ` China -- Yesterday and Today " . 

In February he lectured on " The Music of Poetry " at Glasgow University and in April gave an address to the classical Association on " The Classic and the Man of Letters " . 

James seems to have thrived in this milieux , and he was now lecturing on ` The Case for West Indian Self-Government " which he had had published by Leonard and Virginia Woolf 's Hogarth Press in 1933 . 

Ulla , wife of Hinni Medau opened a Medau movement studio in Bad Sackingen , Germany in September when Jochen lectured on ` Women , Sport and Gymnastics " followed by a team performance from Coburg College . 

Five days later he illustrated his radicalism by lecturing sympathetically on the Decembrists . 

From 1909 to 1914 , when he became secretary to the Congregation , he lectured on ecclesiastical diplomacy at the Academia dei Nobili . 

The anatomist Richard Owen , now director of the Natural History Museum in London , lectured on the gorilla to large audiences . 

His refuge for the hunger strike will be the Swindon pub that pays him to lecture to punters on Plato . 

Several people said that they had been asked to lecture to a wide range of students and colleagues on the subject of their particular disability , or disability in general . 

Within the general lecture scheme of the Chemistry School the professor will also lecture to undergraduates on Theoretical Chemistry , and will be concerned with supplementary subjects ( see below ) with a Theoretical Chemistry content . 

In June he lectured " On Poetry " at Concord Academy , in which he repeated his claim that the poet can never be a successful man . 

When he lectured he never made the slightest attempt to underline what had been his own ( considerable ) contributions to the subject . 

From now onwards I do not wish to be lectured about smoking , drinking , the environment or what architecture I should admire . 

On both sides of the Atlantic , boardroom pay has raced ahead , offering an inflationary example to workers being lectured about the need for restraint . 

Campese admits faults of his own , mainly that he talks too much and occasionally , though this he would admit only under threat of being lectured by Carling , out of turn . 

Well , this was a turn-up , getting lectured on morality by a South London hood . 

In a bang-up-to-date textbook ( see Bicknell 1988 ) , she lectures future generations of health and social service professionals on imparting what they are to perceive as ` sad , bad news " to parents . 

He always used to lecture people , tell them about the honesty of the artist , the necessity not to speak like a bourgeois . 

He refused to send his horses to be shod at our smithy after that ; for once the smith 's verdict got around it would be difficult for him to sell the mare .

They refused to join forces and issue a UK paperback of The Satanic Verses .

Margaret Thatcher 's government so far refuses to listen to these ideas .

Managers at the Landing Gear factory have so far refused to confirm or deny the report that up to two hundred jobs are to go .

He has so far refused to indicate whether he intends to appeal .

They are refusing adamantly even to investigate thin slab technology .

Still , even when Grigorovich refused three years ago to let her guest at the Royal Ballet , she did what she was told .

A High Court judge refused to grant an injunction which would have forced publishers Methuen to remove the characters , drawn by former Daily Mirror cartoonist Griffin .

TREVOR FRANCIS last night refused to bring down the curtain on his playing career , even though Sheffield Wednesday chairman Dave Richards has begged him to bow out .

He refused to give details of the type , quantity and condition of the explosive or identify the ` terrorist paraphernalia " , although it is possible this might include timing devices or detonators .

First , she said , he offered her a puff from a ` funny cigarette " , which she refused .

At first all refused and then Miss Knox agreed on condition her two friends would follow .

Bobbie and Marie , I said , were plotting to assassinate somebody for political reasons . 

Allow myself to be spirited off to Germany where I assassinate Hitler at the first opportunity ? "  

The president , meanwhile , stood high in the public opinion polls after the attempt to assassinate him at the end of March . 

The Nigerian head of state at that time was assassinated two days before Arthur was due to start playing in black Africa 's first professional tournament in Lagos . 

The Executive Committee pronounced a sentence of death on the Tsar himself and , after repeated attempts , succeeded in assassinating Alexander on a St Petersburg street on 1 March 1881 . 

Gen. Oufkir was a former Defence Minister who reportedly committed suicide shortly after leading an attempt in August 1972 to assassinate King Hassan by shooting down the royal jet [ see pp. 25485-86 ] . 

They tried to assassinate her ; and killed off two of her closest political friends , Airey Neave and Ian Gow . 

More right-wing plots to assassinate leaders of the African National Congress , including Joe Slovo and Winnie Mandela , were reported . 

Students held secret meetings and there were rumours of plots to assassinate Mussolini , but these always failed , and It was said that those involved were given long prison sentences or suffered a worse fate . 

Romero 's beliefs and bravery , however , cost him his life for on 27 March 1980 he , too , was assassinated by a professional hit-man hired by the extreme right . 

King Abdallah was assassinated by a Palestinian in Jerusalem in July 1951 . 

A handful of Muslim Generals had been assassinated by the radicals -- he himself , a captain then , had narrowly escaped such a fate when a gang with knives and spears had broken into his home . 

Mandela was to be assassinated by a sniper on his return from abroad in mid-July . 

Five people were assassinated at Acerra , near Naples , on May 1 by a group of men who apparently belonged to the Camorra , the Neapolitan equivalent of the Mafia . 

They fear she was assassinated because of her studies with indigenous and displaced peoples . 

The premier 's downfall was widely predicted before he was assassinated , by an anarchist but with possible police complicity , in September 1911 . 

May 1865 , shortly after President Lincoln had been assassinated on 14th . 

In the run-up to the 1990 presidential elections Sendero Luminoso reportedly assassinated several parliamentary candidates and bombs were planted in public places , causing several casualties . 

In July 1914 , after Serbian nationalists had assassinated the Habsburg heir apparent , the Austrian government resolved to crush the Serbian menace once and for all . 

An alleged attempt to assassinate President Gaviria was foiled . 

A constable was shot dead yesterday in Alexandra , a Johannesburg township , bringing to 42 the total of SAP men assassinated on active duty so far this year . 

Was John F. Kennedy assassinated to protect aliens resident on earth ? 

In 1921 Erzberger was hounded from public life by the right and assassinated . 

But on 21 June 1208 Philip of Swabia was dead , assassinated , apparently for personal reasons , by the count of Bavaria , Otto of Wittelsbach . 

Pity they could n't actually have joined us because I was last there on a Monday night and my four friends and I swelled the numbers beyond double figures . 

In an attempt to swell the accounts , Branson desperately began to call in money from abroad . 

In Silesia both Poles and Germans brought in thousands of relatives and in-laws to swell their vote . 

The region around Chimoio is swollen by 400,000 people who sought refuge from the civil war . 

This amount was further swelled by a generous donation from Norfolk of £200 . 

Timothy C. Blackwell , a 47-year-old computer technician , was arrested and booked for investigation of murder .

A 45-year-old Las Vegas man was booked for investigation of murder .

The seven were booked on marijuana possession charges after more than 40 policemen patrolled last Thursday 's bash on the tropical island of Phangan .

Tornero said Gonzalez was taken to the East-Side Penitentiary on Tuesday evening and booked on a provisional charge of aggravated robbery .

The media reports said Grant was picked up in Hollywood , booked on one count of lewd conduct and released on his own recognizance .

The owner of the bar was also booked on charges of arranging the liaison .

Harry Thomas Perzigian was booked for investigation of cocaine possession Wednesday , the day after Hugh Edward O'Connor shot himself to death .

He was booked on provisional charges of homicide , theft , criminal conspiracy and illegal possession of firearms .

Whitaker , 32 , was booked on two charges of resisting arrest and assaulting an officer .

Hoskins was booked Tuesday for investigation of making terrorist threats and stalking the star .

Carlton 's 16.12 (108) to 9.13 ( 67 ) win was marred by the reporting of Greg Williams , who was booked for abusive language .

Ken Bode , moderator of PBS ' journalists round-table , Washington Week in Review , spelled out the case for defilement right after the story broke that big-time campaign money would get you booked overnight with Honest Abe .

Wordsworth , Coleridge and Dorothy have been too much revered by their admirers , and their common humanity played down . 

Romulus and Remus were revered as the pair from whom the foundation of Rome derived . 

A brand of religion peculiar to the country and its people , where saints and miracles were part of everyday life and idiots were revered as the children of God . 

A mystic and religious leader of the Oglala people in the late nineteenth century , Crazy Horse was revered for his military prowess and for his honesty . 

The most popular president in post-war history , Pertini was revered for his complete integrity , his identification with the Italian people , and his commitment to democracy . 

Alan Smith had just been appointed editor and was about to change the whole face of the paper , ditching those who revered Cilla as the greatest swinger on the block . 

He reveres Tagore as the great modern writer of Bengal , but he looks at him disrespectfully , as if he was applying a Brechtian alienation-effect on him . 

He reveres Cage for his rigorous search for simplicity , his fantastic openness to experiences and ideas . 

Most of the middle class respects him , and many of the poor revere him . 

In the Twenties , he was an inspiration to the young muralists Diego Rivera and Jose Clemente Orozco and was revered by the Surrealists . 

Ifor was loved and revered by the small brother whom he in turn saw as the family 's great hope of true escape , a conqueror , the one who would show them . 

Attila reveres the strength of the mother who crushes him , and whom he hysterically , jubilantly betrays . 

Professor Roger Scruton , for example , is a philosopher greatly revered by the Conservative party , whose views can not be lightly set aside by Conservative ministers . 

Line 23 of Extract 11 , though ostensibly intended for " Courtney " is actually for the benefit of the other women , and elicits the desired response -- laughter -- from them .

Such a frank appraisal would elicit sympathy from the markets and the British people alike .

The writer 's research elicited similar comments of which the most eloquent came from a chief education officer :

It is often the CD worker who elicits a response by being involved in some form of needs assessment and the partnership between community and professional is formed in the process .

A TERRIBLE shock awaits many when they return to New York or London -- their hard-won knowledge of Japanese business methods elicits only yawns in top-ranking Western firms .

A CABINET seat has long been mooted for Virginia Bottomley , who is unique in managing to elicit praise and admiration even from the die-hard male chauvinists in her party .

In this study we classified rectal sensations elicited by isobaric distensions according to the segmental steady state values obtained .

Verbal questions tended to elicit eye movements to the right whereas questions of a spatial nature tended to elicit movements to the left .

The exceptionally poor health of the Aboriginal community has elicited cross party support for action .

` I 'll get off quick , " he burbles after three numbers , eliciting screams of protest .

Given the importance of the French holding their part of the line in Southeast Asia the threat of a settlement was itself sufficient to elicit renewed US support .

Jackson 's name elicited vague looks or angry gossip about caricature treatments of Jesse in the British press .

Sensations elicited by rectal distensions are the subject for research by several investigators .

Hence it can be seen that tailoring a generative system to a particular domain can elicit high performance but there is a substantial effort required to tailor a system to a domain .

Barry stated that " stepping aside now is good for the city " , and denied suggestions that the move was aimed at eliciting sympathy from the jury .

Managers who see union leaders as aggressive , pig-headed and irrational treat union leaders in such a way that they elicit aggressive , pig-headed and irrational responses .

Even the soldiers , when they are drunk , keep clear of the area in case they stumble and start the bell tolling . "

The church bell was tolling mournfully as the carriage entered the cemetery gate .

It was as if a harvest festival were enacted daily , for throughout the hours of market the church bell tolled quietly .

Patrick awoke again as the church bells all across London were tolling noon .

The next morning when the bells of the abbey tolled for Prime , the first prayer of the monastic day , Corbett was up , dressed and gently kicked a sleepy , grunting Ranulf awake .

On summer evenings rowers on the lake have claimed that they have heard far below them through the still waters the sound of church bells tolling .

Outside , standing on a beer barrel , a member of the ward watch rang a hand bell which tolled like a death knell through the noisy clamour of the place .

Like many lakes , Semer Water has its legendary sunken village or town , complete with underwater church bells tolling as storm winds move the surface of the lake .

For hours he would sit by the window , and look out on the empty , Sunday street , as the church bells tolled dismally from different points in the town .

A bell tolled , the sign for Compline , and Lady Amelia led him down through the darkened cloister out across the grass to the church .

Whichever bell was tolling , the question-and-answer on the specific issue of the FBR revealed that the committee was dealing with a legendary creature indifferent to the usual processes of judgement , time and fate .

Mowbray 's hand fell to his sword hilt as he realised that great brass tongue only tolled when the Tower was under attack .

Everything 's changed , she thought , and the word tolled in her mind -- changed , changed , changed .

It was only after they had peered into and groped about in what they felt certain was the right cave but found nothing that they decided to withdraw into the trees and wait for the dawn . 

Laura groped in her coat pocket for a scrap of hanky , and used it to dab at her eyes . 

Lotions and potions frequently found their way into Carla 's bag , turning up at odd and sometimes unfortunate moments , during searches for fares , or when she groped in the capacious compartments for a refreshing mint . 

She groped vaguely for her handbag , then found that Luke was putting it into her hand . 

She snapped her bag shut and groped under the bed for her shoes . 

She groped underneath and found something angular in his tunic pocket . 

I feel that if you do not continue to love then you will die in some way .

Some members will feel that the Institute , instead of regulating them , ought to have protected them from regulation .

He felt that human beings were all manifestations of a divine purpose .

Because I feel strongly that I am much more than that … perhaps many more nameless things , but valuable to me nonetheless .

Some of them feel they have been by-passed in the new security structure that is being set up with American advice ; American officers are present at most police briefings .

I feel I should wash all the rocks again but I fear the problem will return .

I felt these elementary slips should be corrected , and came up with a possible solution .

Not surprisingly , the court does not feel it necessary to disturb the decision with regard to either appellant .

Simply , the need for delegation arises where one person feels it appropriate to ask a subordinate to carry out tasks which he or she would normally do .

I still feel that the situation brought about by the local BDA group was an unnecessary waste of valuable hospital resources .

She comments that people seemed to feel that child care was an appropriate service for kin to perform for each other , but also that they should not be exploited .

` I thought he was perfect for the story and sent him a script with about as much hope as those who put messages in bottles and toss them in the ocean . " 

The letter which the employers sent to John Common , acknowledging the return to work , congratulated him on " the manly and frank tone in which you intimate the termination of the dispute . "

I admit you do not see the copies of the letters I send or the reports spies send me . "

Please amend the declaration on your Application if you wish to see any report before it is sent to us .

Mr Torughu promptly placed it in an envelope with his official report and sent it to UEFA .

Business secrets , which may include the offer price , where documents have not yet been sent out , are protected .

When a customer sends in a rare letter of complaint , the Profitboss wo n't just send an apologetic , defensive , stereotyped letter back .

I sent the letter across the Atlantic from the metropolitan country .

` I would n't have known about it at all , except that Mum sent me a little note to tell me he 'd passed away -- in his sleep , she said .

In 1989 mothers were sent questionnaires six months after giving birth ; 1493 of 1977 ( 76% ) responded .

The federation drew its conclusions after sending a questionnaire to 3,300 of its members .

He had done this by sending his half-brother , the Duke de Morny , to St Petersburg in order to sound out Alexander II on the prospects of a Franco-Russian entente .

THE SOVIET UNION will probably send a new crew into space to man the Salyut-7 space station next month .

Monday is your last chance to send things by post to the US , Italy and Spain and Wednesday for the rest of Europe .

At the completion of the offline run , a mail message will be sent to the Offline Manager .

Then when I was eight years old , I was sent to a co-educational school .

But the old guard in the leadership sends in the tanks and introduces a new phase of vicious repression .

Médecin resigned as mayor of Nice and as Alpes-Maritimes Council president in an open letter sent from Osaka in Japan , where he was on an official visit .

Yachting World readers are being offered a 10 per cent discount on the price of the service , providing they send them this page of Yachting World .

Questionnaires were sent out to 300 employees and timekeepers in order to gather data on the problem areas .

If you 're feeling up to it , push on along the Mist Trail , past Emerald Pool , to Nevada Fall , and you 'll begin to lose the crowds .

Colin Wilson , however , may have been justified in remarking years later that he has never been angry about anything and Kingsley Amis has grown angry by growing conservative and old .

The former soldier grew even angrier when he tried to cut through the metal with the hacksaw but failed .

The family grew still larger with the birth of my sister Anita .

Back and forth their bodies went , like a pair of dancers connected by an invisible bond , a bond that grew stronger each time it was tested .

` And they see us -- and seeing us garbed thus , they grow ever more surly , refusing now to carry out all but the most basic tasks .

It was still hot and the seats grew more uncomfortable as the night wore on .

Most of the nobility were dreaming of classical temples in their parks , or other architectural fantasies from foreign climes , which through the eighteenth century grew ever more complicated .

Startled by the systematic destruction of the force they had helped the Iraqis to build , the military critics have since grown bolder .

And , as the Soviet Union deteriorates in other ways , the fear and cynicism grow stronger .

However , biotechnology is growing into one of the largest research fields of the nineties .

STERLING hung like a pall over commodity markets which have been growing more gloomy for their own reasons in recent months .

As soon as a new relationship or job came along , it began to grow sour .

She grew instantly concerned and retraced her steps to where she had tethered Swimmer of Lakes .

` Gary can only answer by performing in the style we have grown accustomed to for the last few seasons . "

Emmeline grew pale , both from horror at Bastide 's plight and her own .

Her cheeks grew pink at the thought of even trying and Marguerite looked at her curiously , mistaking her expression .

Just as viewers of cop programmes become immune to scenes of violence , NFL fans have grown used to the procession of injured players leaving games .

The girl 's every smile , every glance , was filled with adoration that grew more and more obvious as the evening went on and as her consumption of champagne increased .

Heavy fighting had scattered the desert with damaged tanks , twisted wrecks that once were jeeps and burned-out trucks stuck head-first in deep sand drifts . 

First look out for the spoor on prominent areas of the banks , scatter the area with pieces of sliced apple and then sit and wait . 

As it grows , the grass is scattered with the dusky blue and magenta petals of meadow cranesbill and , as the hay ripens , seeding heads of sorrel colour its sunset-gold with red . 

Pour the garlic vinaigrette over and toss the salad , then serve immediately , scattered with cress . 

More important , the range almost exactly bisects the Atlantic Ocean from north to south following closely the profile of the African and South American coasts , so it 's always called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge . 

You can also imagine a horizontal line bisecting the design , so that in effect the picture can be divided into four quarters , all exactly the same . 

The tracks it left behind it bisected a faded trail of bootprints . 

The course is bisected by the border between England and Wales and though , technically , Woosnam was born in Shropshire , he is a Welshman down to the tips of the spikes on his golf shoes . 

Steel arms , called tendons , horizontally bisect a building 's core , stretching like ribs between beams in the walls . 

When the River Erne reaches Fermanagh , it broadens out into immense Lough Erne , a fragmented inland sea of a thousand islands that bisects the whole county and reaches clear to Cavan in the south . 

Blancmange , as the word bisected will show , is French for white food . 

Some sting , some bite , some throw poisonous hairs at you and others squirt you with blinding sprays . 

Within a few days of laying I place the egg mass in a dish , and squirt it with tank water from a pipette . 

Crystal squirted me all over with scent even though it would n't show in a photograph . 

She had forgotten all her troubles , the long school day -- how she had felt , so monstrous , the little children , standing with the tawse . 

After all , she thought , how can I forget the day I agreed to enslave most of Europe ? 

She herself had forgotten the time when , long ago , she had slapped her governess 's face for rapping her fingers with a ruler . 

Although Common have been riding high on top of division one for the best part of the season , with luck they will not have forgotten their 3-0 home defeat by Alton Bass in October . 

Living in Denver , Colorado , a very arid region , we had forgotten how penetrating the cold can be when accompanied by humidity . 

It 's funny how quickly you forget what it 's like out here . ” 

M. B. I never forget being called by a superintendent , who said : ` Sergeant Bullock , you 're acting inspector over the weekend . 

I will never forget entering the brilliantly lit theatre , gilded and hung with great chandeliers , and seeing the women in ethereally lovely dresses . 

She had n't forgotten going to the pictures with Vernon to see The Song of Bernadette . 

Never would he forget sitting beside her in the night air watching an open-air performance of The Parvenue and listening to the band at Fort House on Thursday evening . 

Later , at Mooi River , north of Pietermaritzburg , he called on ANC supporters to ` let bygones be bygones and forget old grudges against Inkatha . " 

She would forget him , she had forgotten him , what the hell was going on ? 

A hi-jacking of that magnitude would n't be likely to be quickly forgotten by the police in whose district it had occurred . 

What happened next will never be forgotten by anyone who witnessed it : in an instant Arkle swept contemptuously past Mill House to open up an unassailable lead . 

The undramatic origins of my particular badges , as it were , have been forgotten by everyone except myself . 

The next two weeks will never be forgotten by all those who were privileged to work on Too Long a Winter . 

This ploy had been completely forgotten by the patient until released along with the tension in the neck muscles by the cervical reintegration . 

He seemed to be haunted by a fear of being forgotten by his friends and Gould became one of the many objects of an obsessive correspondence . 

Humorous memories of childhood long forgotten along with the appeal of a modern television character . 

Mlle Bernardi was n't forgotten in the excitement ; she received a reported 50,000 fan letters . 

A Burmese proverb sums up what I felt about Burma : ` If you fall in love when young you can never forget through ten thousand years . " 

` I do n't think either of us will forget tonight , " he said , ` but it will be another day tomorrow and we 've got to decide how we 're going to behave . 

Today , the little River Twyver ( and the Horsebere Brook ) is largely forgotten , much of its lower section completely culverted . 

Under her cold regard Frere quickly saw that his outburst would not easily be forgotten . 

Polythene was virtually forgotten for the next two and a half years . 

The readers who wrote to us could have read a book , heard a story , or seen a film , and then forgotten about it . 

well i took piano lessons in fourth grade once for one semester i 'll never forget Mrs Burkhalter

because one i i 'll never forget uh one spring we had a real big dust storm come in and it started raining and uh it was like raining mud out there you know

He quoted Psalm 23 - `` though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death . . . `` No American , he said , `` will ever forget this day . ``

and it 's it 's such a distinctive smell when it burns i had forgotten it i mean i

'' When he got famous , I was sure he 'd forget us , `` says one old playmate , `` but he has n't . ``

i had uh i had forgot i had n't even thought about that in a long long time i had two numbers the lowest one i had was like a a sixty eight i think and then another one uh i had like a one thirty seven i think you know

And then out of Owens ' offbeat past appear his 10 - year - old daughter , Jane , and her mother , Mary di Natali , whom he once urged to get an abortion and has since done his best to forget .

'' All we remember and all we forgot is here before us , the deer and other meat , the bear and tiger to whom we are meat , the plants and water and rock look at us with recognition , welcome us , dotted lines of light , of power shoot from everything into me , from me into everything `` M , 28

Let 's talk about his good works and forget about that affair with his kids ' baby sitter .

If anything , things of a traumatic character are more likely to be remembered than forgotten . ``

what a hoot i i 'd forgotten about this thing i have been so bad oh good

If you were deeply attached to the older brother , or now think you were , you will not forget him .

Although this is a family tradition and ritual , some families use the occasion to lavish on their daughters an extravagant day , never to be forgotten .

As a response to Hirsch , it is irrelevant , appearing long after most had forgotten Hirsch 's book .

'' Forget about Clinton , `` the director wrote , `` How do we impeach Kenneth Turan ? ``

i have done that once and i did it uh gosh i forget why i i guess i

Convocations yielded large and invaluable subsidies to the crown in the course of the war , but they often did so grudgingly and upon condition that some of their grievances were redressed .

At sea the larger Chinese fleet rapidly yielded dominance to a better trained and up-to-date Japanese counterpart .

Perception gradually yields territory to fantasy and hallucination as the protagonist 's faculty for reality-testing breaks down and doubt increases .

Autonomous enterprises , for instance , will no longer yield their surplus automatically to the central government ( one of the reasons for the collapse in the Soviet tax base and the widening budget deficit ) .

In terms of formal policy , a shift in recent years has seen equity ostensibly yield place to efficacy .

Furthermore , the Polish nobility that had led the national movement in Marx 's time had yielded power in Poland to a new rising capitalist class and settled for privileges guaranteed by the Tsar .

Kirkcudbright , Huntly , Eyemouth , Stirling and Edinburgh were among the many places which yielded unwanted vehicles for the collection .

He also contrived to marry several times , on one occasion to a shrewish wench who so exasperated him that he leapt upon her and gave her such a beating that she held her peace thereafter . 

Donlevy ` lorded it over everybody else " and exasperated Ray Milland so much that during a fencing sequence , Milland aimed for an unpadded spot on Donlevy , managing to draw blood . 

Saints , who have a rare capacity for exasperating their supporters when hopes are highest , saved their worst performance of the season for this crucial game . 

It exasperated his grandmother to see this forceful spirit drifting like a rudderless boat , directed neither to work nor to leisure . 

In the 1650s patriarch Nikon claimed for the Church an autonomy which exasperated Alexis I , the most pious and gentle of tsars . 

The coughing , the rustling of the newspapers , the rasp of coat buttons on table or chair exasperated his brooding . 

She might exasperate him , but she was fully as intelligent as he was and it would be as well to get to the bottom of this . 

This latest change of mind must have thoroughly exasperated Rupprecht . 

On many occasions I have been exasperated by people attempting these manoeuvres who ca n't even use a harness or sail consistently in strong winds . 

De Gaulle had been exasperated by what he interpreted as British perfidy . 

Sometimes Dad 's relaxed approach to life exasperated David 's mother but she adored him nonetheless . 

And yet , despite this , there was too much to separate the men ; they exasperated each other and yet they needed each other . 

Dorman-Smith 's erratic behaviour had exasperated him already . 

Dearly though he loved his wife , her early morning lethargy never failed to rankle . 

As a result , Earl Robert had not been the only valuable prisoner taken , a fact that obviously rankled with Matilda . 

Tim , the gobaholic pretty boy frontman , is already a seasoned media pro -- although it rankles the band that it 's Tim 's face that is being plastered everywhere . 

IT 'S 25 years since Malcolm Scott made big on the back pages , and still it rankles with him . 

Allen saw the lightning gleam on the blade of his knife as they passed and made ready to snatch at it . 

Turning round she saw sunlight gleaming on fair hair and brown skin , the flash of blue from his shirt ; he was standing about thirty feet away , watching . 

Psepha was suddenly rising gracefully , the afternoon sunlight gleaming off wings that were still no more than a golden film . 

She said she saw the two defendants tormenting an elderly woman by prodding her from behind . 

We used to torment the poor old Superintendent unmercifully at the er Sunday School . 

He was either out and had n't switched on the answering machine or he was tormenting her by ignoring the telephone . 

WHERE BRUTES REIGNED : Ashworth hospital 's patients were tormented by sadists among the staff 

Graham Stuart tormented and teased Gary Ablett mercilessly throughout , beating the ex-Liverpool defender at will . 

That feeling was strange , she resisted it , she knew that it was absurd as well as amoral , but in the end she told herself that she could not command her feelings : she was no longer able to torment herself with thoughts of their wars nor to enjoy their celebrations , because she was filled with the conviction that none of it was her concern . 

I do not wish to detract from all the good things about living in the U.S.A. , but I would like to assure ` Contact " readers that life over here is not all sunshine and roses . 

Schools Minister Michael Fallon has ` assured " Catholic education officials that extensions at St Bede 's and St Augustine 's RC primary schools are expected to satisfy new funding criteria for popular schools next year . 

` We always try to be the first to drop our rates when they are falling , but the last to increase them when they are on their way up , " assures Vos . 

I believe that he committed himself to assuring that he would never be party to such a thing again if he could prevent it . 

Thank you for the soap , mother , which I assure you was put to good use . 

I bought it a few months ago and I was assured they were waterproof . " 

` But I came down to the theatre and was assured it was suitable for children so we came with open minds , " she said . 

I can not assure my children that all will be safe if Hinkley C is built , " she concluded . 

I 've taken it upon myself to assure the count that you 're almost perfect . 

He said the colonel had assured him that attacks on embassies would not be repeated and difficulties over foreigners obtaining exit visas had been ended . 

However , when he returned to England he assured his wife that there was still little in Multavia that could be described as entertainment before or after the hour of seven . 

He had n't been back , Mrs Chalk assured her , as she prepared to serve a light cheese and fruit supper . 

But before she could react , Jake went on to assure her , ` What 's more , you 're wrong to believe I was prying . 

Branson himself was assured by British officials that the government were wholly on his side , and that there would be ` an unholy row " if Virgin was not flying on 22 June . 

At the end of his visit Hogg said that he had been assured by Lebanese leaders that all three British hostages in Lebanon were alive . 

But I was assured by the nurses that that would n't be the case . 

They left when they were assured that no eviction would take place until alternative accommodation had been found for the family . 

Meanwhile haemophiliacs had been assured that blood products were free from HIV and therefore safe . 

He had assured her he would be able to lead her out of the forest , but so far they seemed only to have become tangled further in its mazy pathways . 

Arthur assured her she was ` quite decent " and that Edward would stick to her . 

` But I can assure them our umpires will be quite even-handed about checking all bowlers . " 

A narrative scene shows owl-headed figures using a crescent-shaped knife to eviscerate a victim . 

It had been skinned , neatly eviscerated , and would have looked like any carcase in a butcher 's shop if it had n't been for the head . 

Any models between the points where the ball strikes the ground and where it eventually comes to land are hit by the flying cannon ball . 

Mark the point where the cannon ball strikes the ground and roll the Artillery dice to establish the bounce distance . 

Had the batsman not ducked , the ball might have struck him in the solar plexus . 

His car was struck by a third vehicle pinning him and severely injuring both his legs , one of which was later amputated . 

The car mounted a pavement , struck a wall , hit the children and smashed into a lamppost . 

Also yesterday morning a man was killed when his car struck a telephone poll on the Shore Road , Greenisland . 

The part of the head which had been struck was apparently crucial , from what the doctor had said . 

` Did you know that life began on earth when lightning struck the sea ? 

If lightning did strike me in the same minute , it would be treated as a miracle . 

Back along the road , a forked tongue of lightning struck the taxi . 

In Lisburn , a 70 year old woman died after she was struck by a car at Queens Road shortly after noon . 

A PARTIALLY-sighted man suffered fatal injuries when he was struck by a car while crossing a road without using his white stick . 

A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl is recovering in hospital after being struck by a car near the North-East coast at the weekend . 

A WOMAN , said to be in her twenties , died yesterday in what an eyewitness described as a horrific accident on the M876 near Denny when a lorry struck a car . 

The horse 's nostrils were vastly inflated and it was panting rhythmically as its hooves struck the hard ground . 

If the left red wing tip light is on the right of the flight path and the right green light is on the left , then the aircraft struck the ground inverted . 

The rain began just before dawn , striking the roof so hard that he woke , startled , from a fast sleep which had been hard won . 

The brown egg struck the wall behind Delaney 's head with a clang and whirled back to bounce on the top of the radio bench . 

Judy 's house was struck by lightning during that storm , and moments later she switched on the radio to hear that he had died . 

I have just uttered the words ` May I be struck by lightning this minute " . 

The wind spun the sea into feathers of spume , the rain solid as it struck Mariana in the face . 

As he raised his binoculars to scan the coast , the wind struck him in the face . 

Sister Agape had been watching the procession and she had seen the stone fall and strike the Dean on the side of his head . 

The third shot struck a large bottle-garden on the side-board , and the glass shattered spectacularly , showering green shards and dark , moist earth onto the tumbling form of the man . 

The wind repeatedly struck the house with the force of a battering-ram . 

An expert 's clubhead strikes the ball at around 100 mph , which , when using a driver , is a force equalling one ton . 

Different ions are made to strike the deflector by changing the size of the magnetic field . 

Her face struck concrete , dazing her , and a fierce humming started up in her ears . 

Only those electrons which were struck by one of these projectiles would be effected . 

I am struck by small objects and my nostrils fill with the stink of rot . 

She ought to have been struck down by a thunderbolt , Ronni thought later . 

` The first shots shatter the morning stillness and three dolphins are struck . 

The Ford lurched and rattled as the tyres struck compacted earth and rock and sent small stones spinning , striking the underside of the van like pistol shots . 

Any model struck by a cannon ball takes a strength 10 hit resolved in the normal manner . 

The only terminal casualty of this extraordinary occurrence , apart from the aeroplane , was a hare which it struck on landing . 

It began at 9:29 , with a brief recap : two aircraft had struck the World Trade Center , there was a confirmed hijacking of American 11 , and Otis fighters had been scrambled .

3 ) A Greek medical aid convoy in Kosovo was reportedly struck by a bomb but without causing any injuries .

In 1889 the masterpiece was struck by lightning and burned almost to the ground .

She recalled first telling the President it was a twin-engine aircraft-and then a commercial aircraft-that had struck the World Trade Center , adding `` that 's all we know right now , Mr. President . ''

That statement , we were once asked to believe by John Cleese , was an example of the irrelevancy of Victorian English phrase books , along with the well-known , My postillion has been struck by lightning .

A shiver of excitement strikes the line of people waiting four-breast outside Theodore Roosevelt 's front gate , and runs in serpentine reflex along Pennsylvania Avenue as far as Seventeenth Street , before whipping south and dissipating itself over half a mile a way .

When American 11 struck the World Trade Center at 8:46 , no one in the White House or traveling with the President knew that it had been hijacked .

Richard had joined the birdwatching society hoping to make friends and been disappointed when the membership dwindled in consequence ; now he found himself surrounded by eager acolytes .

The number of entries in the parish register dwindled in the middle decades of the seventeenth century , suggesting that many villagers moved elsewhere once the arable fields were enclosed .

Another place of worship was built in 1828 for the Methodists but as attendances dwindled in the 1970s it was decided to share with Christ church , a facility which made economic sense .

Since the early 1970s , however , catches have dwindled from 100 tonnes at peak season , to 50 tonnes .

Timex 's plant in Dundee has stopped making watches ( it now produces printed circuit boards ) , and its workforce has dwindled from over 4,000 to a few hundred .

Membership has dwindled from a peak of 160 , and attendances of five to six hundred , at the time of the 1873 religious ` Revival " .

It was six o'clock when she reached the outskirts of the town and the traffic had dwindled to a trickle .

Helen 's dividends , like her own , had dwindled to smaller and smaller sums ; even for someone as uncommitted to possession or luxury as Helen was it had become necessary to top them up .

With no new peerages being created , numbers dwindled and election was abolished by the Peerage Act 1963 and all remaining Scottish peers allowed to sit .

Unfortunately , the number of cheese-making farms has dwindled and there are now only four or five left to maintain the tradition .

Membership of the club has dwindled from 70 to 20 and its clear commuters are feeling the pinch .

However , by the 1970s the population had dwindled to less than 20 , and the last inhabitant moved out three years ago , after the land was bought by South West Water .

Detroit 's population has dwindled by half during the past four decades , to barely 1 m .

With coal supplies fast dwindling , Truman acted : the Federal government took over the mines and prepared to bring in the army to run the railroads .

During the long years of war , their numbers slowly dwindled till only the most savage , cunning and ruthless survived to carry the war to Chaos .

Their attempts at lovemaking dwindled to the point of non-existence , until there was an unspoken agreement not to try any more .

Day Five … and the twenty thousand … have dwindled to under five thousand travellers …

Coke reserves are said to have dwindled to only 700,000 tonnes -- two days ' supply .

Then a Russian-American medical team led by renowned heart surgeon Michael DeBakey examined Yeltsin , pronounced his condition `` not bad at all , '' and predicted that although his surgery would be delayed a few weeks , he would probably serve out his term .

Four of the members appointed to this committee or committees should be a member who also serves on each of the following additional committees : Armed Services , Judiciary , Foreign Affairs , and the Defense Appropriations subcommittee .

'' Not a new law that requires women in labor to serve jury duty . ''

There is some overlap of membership on the editorial boards of PLoS Biology and the community journals , reflecting a level of dedication to open access , but as with all scientists who serve on multiple editorial boards and reviewers who review for multiple journals , these individuals are governed by confidentiality .

To quote a CIA official now serving in the field: '' One fight , one team . ''

The weeping minister spoke in Largo , Fla. , as he was sentenced to five and a half years in prison for swindling more than $4 million from the National Baptist Convention USA , the country 's largest black denomination , while serving as its president .

'' His sense of good fortune helped him to be the most beloved dean ever to serve at our law school .

He is a friend of several members of Starr 's staff and is especially close to Starr 's chief deputy , Hickman Ewing , with whom he served as a U.S. attorney during the Reagan administration .

The jury of two blacks , nine whites and an Asian deliberated for 2 hours , 40 minutes before returning a verdict .

NEW YORK ( AP ) --- The jury had deliberated only seven hours in the case against 10 militant Muslims accused of plotting to bomb U.S. landmarks , but already defense lawyer Anthony Ricco was discouraged .

The jury deliberated the case for more than three days before reaching its decision Tuesday .

In this trial , a jury of seven men and five women heard five weeks of testimony and deliberated nine hours before reaching a unanimous verdict of guilty .

He plans to send jurors out to deliberate their verdicts on Monday .

Some evidence has been `` disgusting and perverted , '' but LeSage cautioned jurors to use logic instead of sentiment when deliberating their verdict .

Therein lies the crucial question for jurors who begin Monday to deliberate 10 charges of murder against Rosemary West .

In New York City , a jury is deliberating the fate of Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman and nine other Muslims accused of plotting to bomb city landmarks .

MINEOLA , N.Y. ( AP ) --- After watching weeks of bizarre courtroom encounters , jurors have begun deliberating the fate of the Jamaican accused of the Long Island Rail Road massacre .

NEW YORK --- The jury deliberating the fate of Don King in the boxing promoter 's insurance fraud trial askes Tuesday to rehear testimony from a former employee , a current employee and boxer Julio Cesar Chavez .

The jury adjourned Monday night after deliberating six hours , and resumed deliberations Tuesday .

The jury of three men and nine women deliberated nearly three hours Saturday before returning verdicts .

The latest jury deliberated nearly three hours Saturday before finding Crumitie guilty of first-degree murder , second-degree attempted murder , attempted armed robbery , robbery and shooting into an occupied vehicle .

The six-woman , six-man panel deliberated 1 /2 hours Wednesday , electing a gospel disc jockey as its forewoman .

The Greenbrier County Circuit Court jury deliberated nine hours over two days in the trial of Tracy Lippard , 23 , of Newport News , Va .

The jury then deliberated for five days before making the record verdict , which closely followed Schreiber 's recommendations .

NEW YORK ( AP ) --- The federal jury deliberating insurance fraud charges against boxing promoter Don King said Thursday it was deadlocked and unable to reach a verdict .

Circuit Judge S.E. Steinmeyer declared a mistrial Thursday after the jury had deliberated about six hours .

The only snag is that if he is filming the hit TV show he ca n't shave off his distinctive stubble . 

The transformation follows a 15-minute laser operation which shaves microscopic amounts of tissue from the front of the eye . 

• Most professional male swimmers shave off their body hair to make them more streamlined and thus swim faster . 

The photo shows Healthcare 's branch manager at Bristol having his moustache shaved off by three of his sales consultants , Allyson Glover , Angela Rowlands and Lea Collins . 

He moaned more loudly and the people at the next table held their drinks in mid-air . 

He was still conscious and was moaning loudly , his head moving from side to side . 

And then , just after I 'd fallen asleep , as I thought , there was the damned organ moaning away and it was 6 a.m. again . 

The girl was now writhing and moaning faintly , barely conscious of what was happening to her . 

Emilia 's face was white almost as the snow , but she was conscious and moaning now . 

He cupped her face in his hands , moaning softly as he drew her resisting body towards him . 

She moaned softly as he caressed her and again Martin growled . 

They bound the restaurant owner , who moaned feebly and thrashed about a bit ; then with Lambert 's aid they hoisted him to the high seat . 

The blood raced through her , she heard herself moan hoarsely , shaking , her mouth opening hungrily , and then she felt the fear whirl up inside her like a typhoon . 

With a bitter wind moaning at her back , and the candles flickering smokily about her , she prayed for her husband 's divine deliverance . 

We found a solitary gasolene pump and got the owner of it up from his couch of rags in a kennel-like shelter of tin and packing cases that rattled and moaned in the fitful wind . 

Then with a renewed effort I managed to get it to moan like a person in pain . 

After missing in a flat calm against the French , it was typical of Hastings that he succeeded in a gale which made the Murrayfield goal-posts moan like a didgeridoo . 

Corbett agreed , telling Ranulf to accompany her whilst he stabled their horses at The Bull . 

They stabled their horses at the ferrymaster 's house , paying for their fodder and keep until they returned . 

They stabled their horses at the Holy Lamb of God and threaded their way across the noisy market place . 

Her father , a greengrocer , had stabled the pony behind the shop in the middle of town , fed it on sprouts and boiled potatoes and encouraged Nutty to turn it into a show-jumper . 

Cranston and Athelstan stabled their horses in a dingy tavern and walked back , forcing their way through to the great prison door . 

His father , a builder and carrier , was one of the first carters to stable his horses in favour of steam traction lorries . 

They stabled their horses round the back and bedded amongst dry hay with their cloaks wrapped round them . 

We arrived in Torvizcon , starving , but resigned to unsaddling and stabling the animals before looking to ourselves . 

They reached Catte Street and Corbett decided they should stay in the tavern where they had stabled their horses . 

They stopped at the Three Tuns tavern to ensure their horses had been well stabled . 

A farm-worker who lived in the house would stable him and give him water and a handful of hay . 

They stabled their horses and did not enter the tavern but passed into a pleasant garden beyond . 

They stabled their horses and pushed their way through the noisy , colourful streets . 

I stabled my own horse and was in the buttery when I heard screams , the crashing of hooves and Vulcan 's neighs . 

I do n't want them stabling their mounts here , it 'd be too conspicuous . 

It was empty now , and so was the echoing hall of the old , its oxen safely stabled . 

Philip , 36 , ran into the house clutching his neck as blood pumped from the wound .

A great deal of blood pumped and washed over the clean tiled floor .

The bacillus was thought to have arrived from Asia and to have proliferated in waters polluted by raw sewage pumped from the shore .

The decree 's ostensible purpose was to suppress the growing dissidence of some of the minority tribes in the oil-producing eastern states , which claim that they have lost land and gained pollution without receiving royalties for the huge quantities of oil pumped out of their territory .

No pleasant stream to gaze at , or to fish in , but the stinking River Irwell , sluggish with refuse , effluvia , and the foul-smelling residues pumped out from the dye-works and tanneries along its banks .

Charles looked down at the flood pumping out in the torchlight .

Tip it into a food processor or mash it with a fork in a bowl , then return to the freezer . 

Liquidise a large , raw carrot to a smooth paste , or boil or steam the carrot then mash it thoroughly . 

Beat in the egg , then mash the bananas with a fork and stir into the mixture . 

Mix butter and sardines very thoroughly , mashing them with a fork until you have a smooth paste . 

Mash the potatoes while still warm , then add the butter and stir in the dry ingredients . 

The annual opening ceremonies and the regular sessions are open to visitors , who can sit in the public gallery to watch the robed and white - wigged Speaker preside over the legislative deliberations ( the Assembly meets on Fridays from late October until early July ) .

Saturday my study group ( go ahead , laugh ) met to discuss Doug Henwood 's new book Wall Street ( I missed this session because I had n't read the book ) and at lunchtime they went to a demonstration in Union Square , that was supposed to be of Latino sweatshop workers , and came away reeling : maybe fifteen people , mostly ancient sectarians and a few young ones , all full of the old rhetoric ( a moment of silence followed by a `` moment of rage '' with raised fists but some people did n't know how to do it , memories of the black athletes ' stand at the Mexico City Olympics having faded ) .

The two chambers of the modern House of Assembly meet in the so-called western building ( on the right side if you 're facing from the square ) ; the public - records office and government publications department are housed in the other historic buildings .

A new applications programming interface specification for TCP/IP applications running under Microsoft Windows has been agreed and announced by 20 vendors , including FTP Software , JSB , Microsoft Corp and SunSelect . 

It became entwined with the separate dispute with ASLEF over flexible rostering , which the board had announced would be introduced from July with or without agreement . 

SHARES in Mrs Fields , the troubled US bakery and cookie retailer , rose more than 20 per cent from their 12-month low of 19p to 23p yesterday after it announced much reduced trading losses . 

After two days Sheila announced truculently , ` I 'm not going to the university . 

THE ROYAL Hong Kong Regiment , ` The Volunteers " is to be disbanded , the colony 's government announced yesterday . 

At David Hockney 's opening at the Kasmin gallery in 1968 , Steven Buckley announced loudly : ` You 're running out of Knights to sleep with , Derek " . 

` I reckon I 've got him sussed , " Candy announced triumphantly as they drove through the empty late-night streets towards Candy 's flat . 

The Ministry of Defence announced today that it will close in 20 months time as part of cutbacks in defence spending . 

Her husband , President FW de Klerk announced , was to be released . 

The orange lifeguard tower where Eddie used to keep watch was empty ; a sign on the side announced : No LIFEGUARD ON DUTY . 

Individual shareholders will also be affected by the changes announced . 

` Martial law has been declared on Mars , " announced Derek Carlisle . 

` We now , " announced the Speaker , ` come to the debate on War Crimes . " 

` Me , " announced Samuel , less happily than he might otherwise have done . 

Armed police and soldiers will patrol city streets and isolated communities , the police commissioner , Johan van der Merwe , announced yesterday . 

The symposium was held in September as announced in ` Voice " to complement the previous course led in 1991 by Carol and Lindsay . 

The Russian Federation government proposed the privatization of 70 per cent of the republic 's property and assets in a plan announced by Deputy Premier Mikhail Maley on 2 June . 

Two hundred metres below the summit Jean Afassanieff announced to Doug Scott and Sustad that he was going down and immediately turned round . 

` From now on , it 's healthy eating , " she announces to her underwhelmed offspring and insists that they and their father go jogging and serves up watercress soup for tea . 

My goodness , what a commotion it would cause if she announced to all these posh people that James Halden had once seduced her . 

Amid all this turmoil , Nu followed Gandhi in announcing to his wife that henceforth he would live in celibacy ( like the Mahatma , he waited until after they had five children ) . 

The Spaniards are by nature noisy and vociferous , especially in the mornings when , like cocks crowing , they have to announce to the world that they are alive and doing . 

The bombastic , vainglorious Nivelle had virtually announced to the world his grandiose expectations , making the dreadful defeat doubly damaging . 

At nineteen , marriage was thrust upon him when one of his many girlfriends announced she was pregnant . 

Jean-Claude announced himself rested and refreshed when we got back to Paris . 

MAJOR job cuts at a television rental company were announced yesterday . 

If this is achieved then a sentence is produced otherwise failure is announced . 

Extbuy records acquisition criteria which are announced in the press by companies ( not included are those already recorded on Buyers ) . 

In June 1968 , they produced a document that announced that young Americans must accept the need for ` armed struggle " . 

Anita Dobson decided to come on our show and announce that she was leaving EastEnders . 

Despite the assault , the US government announced that it would maintain normal diplomatic relations with the new Iranian regime . 

But imagine , if after we 'd persuaded him to say all that , we announced that he 'd decided to go back . 

, Environment Minister David Trippier has announced that Britain was " not opposed " to EC plans for an energy tax . 

After only three weeks Richter announced his experiment to be a success . 

Anyona immediately announced his intention of setting up an opposition party . 

Then he announced the winner of the Lloyd George Memorial Prize , an annual award for the best novel by a handicapped person . 

That 's the week of the presidential election in the US , the week nobody else wants to announce anything . 

He announced his credo unashamedly in his first editorial : ` We believe we are filling a publishing need only slightly less important than the one just taken care of by the Kinsey Report . " 

It may be helpful to advise the client on how to announce the sale to their staff . 

Take the lift in the corner , " he pointed ahead of him , ` and announce yourself at reception . " 

When the ` Wolf " catches her he may obey the laws of the game and avoid physically hurting her , but giving her a momentary fright is a legitimate part of the game . 

It is not that the law claims that one ought to obey the law come what may . 

If at least some people and states obey some laws for other reasons , such as moral conviction or non-coerced self-interest , then it is possible that all persons and states might do so . 

` Well , now there m'am , see you 're gon na lose even more in fines unless you obey the laws of this country . 

Law can prohibit or regulate activities : The citizen can obey or break the law . 

She could only do that if he kept her secrets and obeyed her instructions to the letter . 

Had they obeyed the accepted rules of warfare they would have stayed somewhere ` further down " . 

The trouble with the EC was that Britons obeyed the rules while the Europeans bent them , he said . 

We entirely repudiated a personal liability on us to obey general rules . 

It would n't be though , because cows lumbered and splashed , clumsy domesticated animals who did n't obey rules of survival . 

Meanwhile , ` the earoles " are the ` respectable " students who obey the rules , get the better jobs but remain low down in the schoolchildren 's own counter-culture . 

Caliban 's affection is as misplaced as that of Titania for Bottom , yet it obeys the normal Shakespearian convention of moving from prose to verse to express respect . 

He was challenged to come clean over personal assurances he gave in December 1990 that ministers were obeying a ban on selling defence equipment to Saddam Hussein . 

` The problem exists in the way people used or did not obey the contracts between us , " argued Mr Thomson . 

To make life easier for us all I started to teach her a few commands , but I found she would obey any order before it was given . 

One can read off what will count as obeying an order from the order itself . 

Mr Crawford is to obey all instructions from the coaching committee . " 

The driver must obey lawful instructions on what he does and also on ` the manner of his doing it " . 

He would obey the papal command , but for himself the question in dispute was a matter of indifference . 

Yet no one , from Mrs Aquino downwards , could be sure that her orders would be obeyed . 

I have in my memory a feeling that we had satisfied ourselves that international law would be obeyed . " 

Ciba-Geigy , which sold million worth of Galecron spray last year , says it works with government officials to see that safety rules are obeyed . 

The liberty of the individual and the requirements of natural justice demand that the provisions of this rule must be obeyed strictly . " 

And if God 's law had been obeyed , special care would have been shown to a widow by her family and friends . 

The Court of Appeal has blocked his attempt to force Lambeth Council to obey government charge-capping orders . 

They must obey the instructions of their employer as long as those instructions are lawful ; an order to drive an unsafe lorry would clearly have to be disregarded by a lorry driver . 

He did not realize that she was obeying his orders exactly , although it was breaking her heart . 

Such parents allow children to regulate their own activities as much as possible ; avoid the exercise of control and do not encourage their children to obey externally defined standards . 

Being gay had done nothing to further his legal career , and he had quit the country to take the hippy trail to London , and to Oz . 

His mother came from an aristocratic background in Transylvania and had quit Hungary in 1956 for the United States . 

HELL-RAISING hippies finally quit two sites in Hampshire last night — leaving behind a £2 million trail of damage . 

Cramer started at the beginning : Why had he quit the flat in Kensington ? 

Nicollette , 28 , star of the Jackie Collins mini-series Lucky Chances , quit their home in the summer and has been spotted out on the town with singer Michael Bolton . 

She was followed five minutes later by an angry Carole , suitcase in hand , who was to find that she was unable to quit the hotel until midnight . 

The agreement has quashed speculation that the line could quit the port after setting up container services here 24 years ago . 

Even if they were not now playing in Durham 's shadow , Yorkshire would be hard pressed to make out a good financial case for quitting Acklam Park . 

They appeared in court accused of failing to comply with a notice to quit their mobile home . 

THE BOSS of Britain 's biggest domestic cleaning franchise business is set to quit Darlington because she says the town has become ` a dump . " 

COUNCIL chiefs wrote to Andrew Jones to say they were sorry his father had died … then told him to quit the family home . 

Now you can quit the heat of the kitchen and swan around on those yachts of yours you got stashed around the world . " 

Last night a furious Mrs Rorstad vowed to leave the town , saying : ` I 'm going to quit this place as soon as my house is sold . 

If they order the couple to quit , the Smiths say they will be homeless , and unemployed , because they 'll have to sell off their animals . 

State prosecutors on Sept. 24 filed a further seven counts of tax evasion against her , claiming that she had failed to pay taxes amounting to US$205 million on her income for 1985-86 and on the estate left by her late husband .

Posing as a financial adviser , he told them he could make a quick fortune on the house , farm and flats left by her husband Peter .

Fuller gave several examples of polycentric problems : how to divide between two art galleries in equal shares a collection of paintings left by will ; the task of establishing levels of wages and prices in a centrally-planned economy ; how to decide the positions members of a football team will play in .

Even Dorothea Shottery had the comfort of a home and money left by her husband , even Dorothea who has contributed nothing to life , has a married name and her freedom .

Others attempted to alter it , or to enforce it when land was left by the will to the children alone , rather than as more usually to the widow or the widow and children jointly .

Now let's presume that you 've got a couple of children and on the death of the first of you , you leave ten thousand pounds between those two children and the rest to your surviving spouse .

This blue volume opened with an enlargement , a full page uncharacteristically given over to a single picture , which he had taken himself , with the old Argus that had been left him by an aunt .

Widowed four years ago , she lives off two pensions left by her late husband .

Benefits such as ` death in service '' benefits and discretionary payments from personal schemes payable by your employer can not be left by will .

LESLEY Harrison 's pursuit of her attacker , despite being stabbed in the heart , shows how humans can summon their strength for a final all-out effort . 

Where the blame lay , in the case of the father who stabbed the teacher in a rage after discovering that his daughter was spending the night at the teacher 's home , was made less clear . 

On 28 August he persuaded his father to visit Cobham Park in Kent and there stabbed him to death , believing that he was killing the devil . 

` Mrs Horbury begged her husband not to stab her , " Cardiff Crown Court heard . 

A JEALOUS husband stabbed his wife and her toyboy lover to death after spying on them through a chink in the curtains . 

A MURDER charge against a man who stabbed a burglar was dropped yesterday . 

I thought I was disgusted by the men who liked to stab women in the breasts , etc. " with no thought for them as persons , but just out to use them for their own satisfaction . 

THE man accused of murdering schoolgirl Nikki Allen has been stabbed in the forehead . 

COMMUTERS watched in horror as a man was stabbed in the face on a train platform yesterday . 

` The man stabbed with a poisoned umbrella on a bridge in London . " 

A man believed to be a Moslem militant stabbed three Russian tourists in a marketplace at Port Said on Oct. 25 . 

At first it was thought the men may have been stabbed with a broken pool cue . 

A MURDER inquiry was underway in last night after a man was stabbed outside a pub . 

The mother , aged 22 , of Wolverhampton , had been stabbed to death and her husband , aged 30 , was hanging by an electric cable from a loft beam . 

A SCHOOLBOY watched as his mother was stabbed to death by his father , a court was told yesterday . 

A MOTHER stabbed to death by her jealous husband made a secret will stating that he must never be allowed to care for their son . 

They went looking for former hotel porter Joao Gomes , 40 , after his wife Maria , 39 , was stabbed to death on Tuesday at her flat on the Elysee Estate in St Helier . 

On the night of Ashiq 's murder , another young Asian cabbie was stabbed in the arm during a robbery . 

MacQuillan had been stabbed in the back , there were no palm or fingerprints on the weapon . 

A fourteen year old boy has been charged with wounding with intent after a boy of the same age was stabbed in the back . 

Vernage then stabbed him again and Sergeant King was dead on arrival at Hospital . 

The court has been told that , minutes later and in daylight , Mrs Wilks , 22 , was abducted , then stabbed to death . 

Until eventually it broke -- and a prisoner stabbed two guards to death . 

A KNIFE maniac vowed to wage war on the police then stabbed an officer to death , a court heard yesterday . 

In West Jerusalem an Israeli bar owner was stabbed to death by an Arab employee in an apparent revenge attack . 

The Northern Ireland Appeal Court has added an extra four years to the prison sentence for Susan Christie who stabbed the wife of a lover to death . 

The three-year-old collie , Bob , was stabbed in the right eye and hit across the head with an iron pipe . 

` Suddenly the guy pulled a knife on the bouncer and stabbed him to death-right in front of my eyes . " 

Emma Brodie died in Frenchgate shopping centre in Doncaster after being stabbed through the heart with a carving knife by Carol Barratt , 24 , who had attacked another child in the same place weeks earlier . 

She then stabbed him with a butcher 's knife hidden in the bouquet . 

When she went upstairs he dragged her to the ground and after sitting on her stomach , he twice stabbed her in the cheek with a knife . 

Mrs Simpson was stabbed in the chest with her own kitchen knife after disturbing burglars in her home in Hartburn Avenue , Stockton , four years ago this week . 

Unemployed Martin Lewis of Trinity Close in the town , stabbed Trevor Lampett in the chest with a ten inch kitchen knife . 

No doubt the jury would have been interested to hear that the victim had convictions for offences of dishonesty , and conceivably even more impressed ( though in law they would be wrong to be ) to learn that she had in the past tried to stab a policeman . 

He felt hammer blows to his arm before Dean tried to stab him with a screwdriver . 

George knelt on gravel , and taking the knife more firmly in his hand he stabbed her in the stomach . 

Graham Townsend was stabbed in the chest , back and stomach … three men were seen running from the shop …

After he stabbed the girl Cook told her he was sorry and ran out of the shop . 

Taxi driver Dermot Smith stabbed his wife Norma , 45 , four times after she taunted him about his sexual performance compared to her lover . 

Grenfell was with triple murderer Nicholas Vernage when he stabbed Police Sergeant Alan King and attacked two other officers . 

` If he had stabbed someone 17 times less than an hour before , which I do n't believe he did , he certainly showed not the slightest emotion . " 

THE millionaire who stabbed his wife as his son dialled 999 , told yesterday how she taunted him that the boy was another man 's child . 

A post mortem showed 80year-old Mr Goult , known as ` Old Jack " , had been stabbed many times in the chest at his home in Woolfall Heath Avenue , Huyton , Liverpool . 

WAITER Timothy Harris stabbed his teenage girlfriend through the heart when she refused to sleep with him , a jury was told . 

Torture remains an instrument of policy , death squads still operate and many hundreds of people are shot or stabbed every year for refusing to accept the status quo . 

Anne knew that Nina had stabbed Clive , but she was not sure whether she had doped him as well . 

A DEAF woman with speech difficulties was stunned , sexually assaulted and stabbed repeatedly by a killer who got into the flat where she lived alone , a court was told yesterday . 

When the bloodbath begins , Emilia is stabbed by her husband who is killed by Lycander who then kills Leonardo and takes a mortal wound himself . 

A jogger has been stabbed by a group of youths while running through a city centre . 

The professional mime artist as Caesar was duly stabbed , after waiting with stoic patience for Portia to finish a series of attitudes with her dagger that showed her bare arms to great advantage . 

She was stabbed around the genitals … and needed six stitches . 

He said last night : ` I did not know that a policewoman had been stabbed but something serious had obviously happened . 

Leigh Spencer served 150 hours community service , after taking part in an attack where a passing jogger was stabbed . 

Peter Wickins had been stabbed at least four times in the chest . 

There was a scuffle in which Ian was stabbed through the neck . 

In the latest raid , a shop assistant was stabbed as thieves escaped with jewellery worth more than ten thousand pounds . 

Joyriders have threatened to stab a farmer 's son who ran to help them when they crashed on a country lane . 

The victim tried to grab the knife to stop him stabbing her again and received a cut finger . 

As the Inspector sees it , a footpad burst into the cab , demanded money and , when Livesey resisted , stabbed him and escaped . " 

The victim was confronted by a group of youths and stabbed four times as he walked home at Bletchley in Milton Keynes . 

Captured after stabbing his wife and later an innocent wayfarer , he was imprisoned in K shofen Tower . 

James has said he did n't know Gardiner was going to stab White . 

Mr Jarrett said she saw the four defendants go for Mr Johnson , holding knives and stabbing at him uttering threat of drawing blood.It was a fatal single stab wound to the neck that caused his death . 

Eighteen people , including eight blacks shot and stabbed by a gang on a commuter train , died in separate attacks in Durban . 

BRITAIN 'S bravest policewoman was critically ill last night after she was repeatedly stabbed in a dramatic chase . 

A police sergeant , posing as a post office worker , was threatened with a shotgun , then stabbed in the chest . 

A TEENAGE nanny was dragged screaming , from a house and stabbed during a nightmare sex ordeal , a court heard yesterday . 

A Palestinian who stabbed and wounded three Jews in Jerusalem on May 17 was quickly captured by the police . 

When he stabbed and lightly wounded the driver , they tied him up and took him to the settlement . 

The recurrent descriptions of bishops restoring their cities may be inspired more by notions of the ideal bishop than the reality of an individual 's activities .

Poland restored relations on Feb. 27 , calling the rift a mistake , apologising for an anti-Semitic purge in March 1968 and offering to restore citizenship to about 30,000 Jews forced to emigrate at that time .

Paul had the idea of turning cars into furniture after working for years restoring classics .

The Landmark Trust restores its buildings for holiday letting , rented for a week or fortnight at a time in summer , but sometimes for weekends in winter .

It also helps us restore habitats quickly for conservation -- for re-introduction programmes , for instance .

He restored the crypt and the basilica , constructed a new elevated high altar , for which he provided a baldacchino and furnishings , and renewed the roof .

The well and the warden 's cottage have now been restored with money raised by an appeal fund .

Very often these mispronunciations were corrected when the subject repeated the speech , and in about 50 per cent of cases the correct pronunciation was restored with no disruption of the fluency of shadowing .

Restored with food and warm drinks , we set off down Brewers ' Gullet , portage our final canal lock and set out down the river .

Not until 1981 was the vitality of the docklands restored with the formation of the London Docklands Development Corporation .

Old armchairs were imaginatively re-covered and secondhand Lloyd Loom furniture was restored with a lick of paint , with simple gloss or matt painted walls as a background .

This is often the problem with dull stainless steel which can be restored with a good quality cream cleanser .

The complex decoration was restored with masterly skill by the sculptor Simon Verity .

The exterior portal has been restored with modern sculptural decoration but inside the narthex the original work of 1128-32 survives ; this has three bays and is a very early , typically Burgundian example .

` Last summer it was the terrace after that we restored the pond area and next spring we 'll do the tennis court . "

HAMBURG-based DJ Alex Christensen has spent three years restoring a vintage Cadillac .

Eric Abbott prophesied falsely , ` It is to be the great work of your life " . 

As a young man , David Gower prophesied that he would be England captain by the age of 25 . 

Wahlitits prophesied his own death , and the warrior Lone Bird intoned : ` My shaking heart tells me trouble and death will overtake us if we make no hurry through this land ! " 

He is said to have prophesied the French Revolution , the Crimean War , two devastating world wars , the rise and fall of Hitler , and the rise and rise of the Arab wealth . 

… The horoscope in the Queen prophesies disaster for nearly everyone I know on the 16th of this month ( with the New Moon ) . 

The insecurity he feels , knowing that Banquo 's children are prophesied to become the lineal kings of Scotland , makes him plan to kill Banquo . 

Steve Jobs recently prophesied that desktop publishing as a separate market would be dead within two years and he 's quite probably right . 

They could light no fire , and Ratagan prophesied gloomily that their camp that night would be cheerless . 

It is with shame that I write this to you who so well prophesied what has come to pass " . 

In contrast to the homespun approach of Chiles , Martinez was believed to have amassed some $7,000,000 to spend on his November campaign , and was expected to use negative tactics .

During the 1980s these quasi-government agencies became a convenient means of off-balance-sheet financing ; so much so that they have now amassed nearly $1 trillion-worth of obligations underwritten by the American taxpayer .

After being ignored by streams of tight-lipped Brits , the Goldsmiths graduate finally amassed almost 400 portraits , a selection of which are on display at the Marconi Gallery in Milan this month .

I have always been deeply suspicious of Roddick and her cliche-ridden slogans and highly-publicised efforts to save the world , while quietly amassing a fortune on the side .

In a week of feverish detective work , he amassed a dossier on the publishing arrangements of Sting 's manager , Miles Copeland .

Another advantage of the gens system was that you could keep the fortune you had amassed in one incarnation and use it in the next .

Nevertheless , this happened to many , but I would question if anyone in the Command had amassed the experience of Fraser Barron in such a relatively short time .

Reportedly the division has amassed a wealth of productivity tools from independent software vendors in support of the programme which in turn supports IBM mainframes , AS/400s , VAXes , Sparcs , PCs and perhaps eventually Macs .

By the time I was 16 , I was winning major contests , amassing a few quid in the bank as a part-time model and walking as though I had a brush handle up my arse .

In the subsequent years England had amassed 149 points to Ireland 's 32 , winning the try count 22-4 .

With the best nine scores counting , Aberdeen amassed 272 pts to the visitors ' 238 pts .

Springfield amassed 160 for 8 , mainly through Mortimer , Jeffrey and Dance , although Dearmer and Williams both took a couple of wickets cheaply .

An auction of antique silver and paintings amassed by Marcos while in power , was held on behalf of the Philippines government in New York on Jan. 10-11 .

Thanks to the depressed economy and general slump in the art market , Cooper soon amassed the most comprehensive and complete representation of works by these four leading Cubists .

He was the man who held the drawstrings to the Shah 's own private fortune , amassed at home and abroad since the Shah had found himself penniless in his first exile in 1953 .

It was also alleged that he amassed wealth by exploiting his high credit with the Palmyra court , accepting douceurs from citizens wanting favours .

Thereafter Sutton was overshadowed by his ambitious , avaricious , and energetic second son , who was to amass a fortune by publicizing and exploiting the Suttonian method of inoculation .

He amassed great wealth with his success , sending his pack horses with wool and cloth to London and Southampton , where they were shipped to Holland and the Low Countries .

All those years I amassed it , and polished it with my mind : for the Jews ' teeth .

Over the years Skarsnik has amassed a large collection of Dwarf beard scalps which he displays on long wooden stakes driven into the mountain side .

By 1815 , with the help of junior partners in Marshall and Co. , he had amassed a fortune and gained fame as an astute businessman .

The winner 's the player who amasses enough points to create what the rulebook calls a trance-like state .

For twenty-five years he painstakingly amassed evidence to support it .

Under the old system many women amass secret savings unbeknown to their husbands .

A candidate with support that is broad but not deep , such as John Anderson in 1980 , can amass several million votes but carry no state at all .

To complement this wonderful collection of textiles the Gordon Reece Gallery has amassed over a thousand old and rare examples of jewellery from many of the great Tribal craft traditions of the world .

I have crossed deserts , visited fabulous cities , and in my journeys I have amassed many secrets and mysteries ! "

This does not suggest that schools would need to amass great quantities of pupils ' work for an audit .

An Anglican and Liberal ( later Liberal Unionist ) , he amassed a large fortune and his influence in the north-east was considerable .

From nothing he amassed a fortune estimated at close to a million pounds by a combination of sustained hard work and practical technical ability .

He had , according to Bowdler Sharpe , amassed a fortune of £17,000 from his publications by the time he left for Australia .

They amassed shells , English portraits , Indian miniatures , blue-and-white china and artists ' letters with the same degree of expertise with which they collected pictures , drawings and prints .

Prince Andrew 's former love KOO STARK , 36 , is said to have amassed £4.2 million , largely from a divorce settlement from Green Shield stamp heir Tim Jeffries .

Partly in the course of his business , partly out of a personal interest , Julian Hayman had amassed over the years a remarkably comprehensive archive of criminals of every kind .

Here Gehlen collected up the thousands of spools of microfilm that over the years he had painstakingly amassed as part of his record of Russian intelligence .

She has amassed a £94 million fortune through her family 's food , hotel and banking chain , making her the nation 's 13th richest woman .

The new Conservative government can not profess terrible shock at discovering the truth , blame the last tenants and administer some swift , foul-tasting medicine like devaluation . 

Though he continued to profess his patriotism as an Englishman and refuted the suggestion that he wanted to imitate Hitler , it was in Germany alone that his hope seemed capable of embodiment . 

Mrs Hancock , the girl from the other side of the tracks , had always professed her love for the rough , tough ex-miner who made a fortune and espoused the most outlandish ideas . 

Though he professes scorn for the outmoded quaintness of things Victorian , Philip 's conception of life is modelled largely on the Victorian novel and its Edwardian successors . 

Society professes reverence for human life , but our actions prove the lie . 

They profess wholehearted support for clean coal technology , but , by forcing British Coal to search for private sector money , the potentially world-beating topping cycle developments at Grimethorpe have been delayed and delayed . 

They also professed themselves in favour of the nuclear powers assuming a commitment not to use nuclear weapons against any Mediterranean country that does not permit them to be stationed on its territory . 

The group professes agnosticism on the monarchy , but sees it as the ` apex and symbol " of an unfair and ineffective system . 

However , the same sources profess to being amazed at his move to a position ‘ that is clearly a demotion ’ and to a company owned by P&G 's rival Unilever , which is equally formulaic . 

Ten per cent of Britons profess to eating meat only rarely and nearly 50 per cent agreed that they much less than they used to . 

Interviews will be conducted in six schools within two local education authorities where all members of the senior management profess to value teamwork . 

As he began to profess they were ` really just good friends " , Kylie was strangely sticking to her guns . 

Faced with Mr McLean 's fury , Suresh Grover professes himself stunned . 

Emilia Frere passed three nights in the bedroom at the Hall before Tom Horrocks professed himself satisfied that all danger was passed and she might return to the Rectory . 

Romanian Orthodoxy was professed by around 85 per cent of Romanian Christians . 

It was only last July that Fallon professed his dislike of ` European umbrella organisations " . 

Charlotte Ladram was more obviously nervous than he had known her to be on any previous occasion and professed herself reluctant to remain indoors , let alone cook a meal . 

But the Roblett brothers profess ignorance of the 1992 election issues . 

These are mainly party intellectuals who still profess communism , but want it to be less centralising and more democratic . 

This remains a pertinent warning for all who profess religious faith , or who argue that religious commitment by itself can save the world . 

He was a pacifist professing the admirable , old-fashioned virtues of his Quaker upbringing . 

ALEX STEWART professes to be unworried by the thought of meeting the people 's favourite , the massive George Foreman , in the ring tonight in Las Vegas , writes John Hiscock . 

He professes to be an atheist but met his wife at the Youth Fellowship at a church in Edinburgh . 

Many who professed to revere the principle found it hard to like the example they were faced with in Mr Rushdie 's case : the book unreadable and the writer a pain in the neck . 

I was merely surprised to note that someone who professes to take such a high moral stance should be cavorting freely with a married woman . 

We wave him off like we knew him , then we lurch arm in arm to the hotel . 

Then he handed a thorn stick to Ali , nodded and remounted his own camel , which started to lurch south again . 

It was hard luck on Steinmark , that went without saying , but if the man had been lurking in disreputable quarters and lurching home drunk , it was his own fault . 

I passed out , but an hour later lurched downstairs into the hall . 

He had lurched about a London drinking club soon after the Hiss case claiming ` I am the English Hiss ! " 

One night they almost snapped an axle when Jed 's eyes fell shut and the car left the highway and began to lurch across dry yellow grass . 

The conversation died abruptly as Cranston lurched across the room . 

By the time they were lurching slowly along the cart track the wind had dropped , letting the clouds gather . 

Later that evening -- many glasses later , and four or five hours -- he took a bus to his old house and lurched gaily along the interminable suburban road . 

Britain lurched from one economic crisis to another under both Labour and Conservative governments . 

An unskilled smallholder is likely to lurch from crisis to crisis . 

Throughout his career he has lurched from one extreme to another , noisy then quiet , a prolific goal scorer then a famine victim , a superstar then a substitute . 

Tommy took charge again as the lads of Number Eleven Platoon lurched from pub to pub becoming drunker and drunker , before finally ending up in their established local , the Volunteer , on Leith Walk . 

It was never entirely clear where he bedded down at night after he lurched from the pub with various caddying cronies of a like mind . 

He lurched from one side of the cart to the other , glasses flashing in the sun , his face pale and determined . 

The Jet Ranger arced upwards , a big prehistoric pterodactyl lurching blindly in its death throes . 

Though he had lurched into the kitchen like a drunken huntsman , he had known what to do . 

I woke , cold and stiff , at 4am as the bus lurched into Maun . 

Waving the shears more dangerously , he lurched into the room . 

His mind emptied as he lurched past the lamplight to the fragment of tenement wall . 

He lurched forward involuntarily through the entrance , and almost fell at the feet of the chief . 

And , as she read the words , written in a flowing feminine hand , the oddest sensation went lurching through her . 

Lurching through the saloon into her own cabin , she grabbed a sweater from the locker beneath her berth and slammed the cabin door behind her . 

Then , hunching his shoulders against the pounding rain , he lurched towards the barn . 

The old man lurched up to Henry and made a peculiar hissing noise . 

When you 're drunk you check everything eight times , lurching like a pain-maddened rhinoceros . 

As dusk fell they reached the lower slopes and shortly afterwards found themselves lurching along the bottom of a small boulder-strewn ravine . 

This comet lurched around the Solar System before settling into its current orbital position . 

But as the day lengthened into afternoon the argument lurched back and forth inside Isabel 's head until she could no longer think straight . 

She was shaking as she lurched back , almost as if he had thrust her away from him . 

When I got as far as the door I dragged myself upright again , turned the handle , and lurched in . 

The hatch at the base of the command vehicle swung open and Fakrid lurched out . 

Driving fast , their truck jolted and lurched over the uneven desert towards safety . 

In an instant the cripple lurched up and with a powerful twist of his crutch sent the end of the log into the water . 

The Ship lurched up the hillside , straining at the indignity of restraint . 

The driver did n't have to point out the bullet-riddled windows of the coach as we lurched along from Bucharest airport to Poiana Brasov . 

The parachutists climbed on board and the Bombay lurched back into the sky . 

She lurched off across the room , reaching for the wall to steady herself , and disappeared upstairs . 

The boar gave a double hop , then lurched on to the sow 's back . 

The heavy panels gave way at last beneath her fingers and she lurched out on to the terrace , crossed it , then raced over the wide sweep of lawn . 

As soon as it lurched backwards , he stood up , ran the length of the bus as fast as he could and jumped over the wall . 

The coachman cracked his whip , the Emperor 's carriage lurched forward , and the battle for Europe had begun . 

Delaney lurched forward , unable to stop himself shouldering the door hard . 

Little Billy began climbing about and peeping into the tiny windows . 

However we were relieved ( though not as much as he ) to see his face , grinning inanely , as he climbed in through the window . 

George climbed back on board and closed the doors , and presently we set off again to our last stop before Winnipeg . 

With the raft being swept away by the tide she could n't climb back on board and was struggling when the lifeboat crew reached her . 

It was dark when we reached the boat and we were soaked as we climbed back aboard . 

Silently , I climbed back up to the road and lay in the long grass to watch what happened . 

Oscar climbed nimbly back inside the cab , slammed the door shut and pressed a switch . 

Endill hugged goodbye to the Bookman and climbed down the shelves , hoping no-one had spotted him . 

Sandy McGlashan , the windlass man , climbed down the ladder and came to sit beside Cameron . 

As the ricks were no longer in danger , Gabriel started to climb down , and at the bottom he met the maid . 

Chatterton climbed down to the deck and told me that Robin-Anne had eaten a huge breakfast . 

The driver , now totally exasperated , climbed down from the engine . 

They both climbed down out of the truck and went round to the cab . 

The children began to worry , and they climbed down to the mouth of the tunnel . 

The carts were turning off the road now , and people were climbing down from them . 

As they rolled on to the pound meadowland , Gabriel climbed down inside the cart so as to stay hidden until the right dramatic moment . 

Madge held the folds of material away as Therese climbed down from the stage . 

The other officer climbed in and sat between me and the pilot . 

` I would n't wear muddy hunting boots if I was going to climb in through a bedroom window and murder a lady , " said Ethel . 

The chief inspector climbed in over the sill , eased down the window and found herself in the hall . 

After telling the driver to take them to the marina , he climbed in beside her . 

` God bless you , my son , " Devlin said and climbed in beside him . 

Instead officers climbed in through an open window and arrested Mr Bellamy . 

When he refused , Mr Reynolds climbed off the engine and watched it fall through the bridge on to the car , steam and smoke erupting from the cab as it did so . 

She nodded then climbed off her stool and crossed the room to the phone . 

As soon as she climbed off the coach , she burst into tears , and Mum took in the situation at a glance . 

In slight panic , she climbed off the bed and swopped her jade cotton nightshirt for the first swimsuit which emerged from her case . 

Under Allen 's guidance she climbed on to an oak that grew by the ford , clambered along a branch , and swung easily into a chestnut . 

Further inland , you find yourself climbing on to the moors , which are another haven for wildlife . 

McCready waved his gratitude , hurled the bicycle onto the flatbed and climbed on . 

I climbed on to the shed roof and gathered myself for the jump . 

Peter walked over to the shed , climbing on to the sill , then levering himself up on to the roof , which was not very steep . 

Her husband John , 32 , told the Southwark hearing : ` She climbed along the bathroom window ledge because the window was open . " 

Then , as John began to climb to where the other had been , Nicholas felt his way to the fallen sapper . 

He stretched stiffly , climbed out and clambered down the steel ladder to the hangar floor . 

All the doors were locked and bolted so I climbed out through the kitchen window and dropped into a bed of lavender . 

There was a pause , then the back door of the cab opened , and a very tall white man climbed out into the sun . 

Poor old long-suffering Dunbar , Aubrey thought , as Pogo climbed out on to the pavement and paid the driver . 

But a band of Franks climbed over the mountains at Susa and outflanked the Lombards , forcing Desiderius to fall back upon Pavia . 

There was a balcony outside ; I climbed over the low sill and walked to the edge of it . 

We climbed over more stiles and braved a herd of well-behaved bullocks . 

We walked on until we reached an unlit stretch of the Corniche , then climbed over a low wall and down the short slope to the river 's edge where we were out of sight of the sentries . 

He might have lost those threads when he climbed over the rail during the search . " 

Ali turned immediately to his right and climbed over a broken-down wall . 

Watching Cosmo climb nimbly up the bank , he felt envious of his friend 's inexperience . 

Alfred Hedgehog climbed up the bank of the canal and started off down the trail . 

On another day we climbed up the hill behind the cottage , a craggy natural fortress where Iron Age remains of habitation can still be seen , to look back from two hundred feet up . 

Grant climbs up the aluminium ladder into the crow 's nest and surveys the horizon with binoculars . 

They called police and an officer climbed up the fire escape and made the grim discovery . 

As he climbed up from the rowing-deck onto the poop , he tossed back the great plaid and turned a bleak gaze on his clansmen . 

After I had eaten my biscuit I climbed up onto my bunk with the chocolate and took off my boots . 

From the Hodge Holes , where the views across Coverdale , even through the heat haze , were grand , we climbed up through waist-high bracken , where Bill disappeared completely , to the cairn on Penhill End . 

Billy Smallbury , one of the men who had been in the cart , climbed up with a bucket of water , to throw water on Gabriel and keep the flames off him . 

I hurried round the corner to where I 'd parked Armstrong and climbed aboard . 

We were climbing now , the lower slopes of the mountains patched with the terraced green of small rice fields . 

As I climbed , so the cloud lifted and I was soon able to shed my waterproofs . 

The question circling her head as she 'd climbed aboard the BA 747 that morning was why on earth had she let herself be talked into this ? 

Diana climbed aboard one boat with children William and Harry for the short hop to their luxury yacht . 

She climbed aboard the Mumbles train and huddled in a seat in the warmth of the lower deck . 

The war was just over , and she was climbing aboard an RAF transport to take her to the demobilisation centre . 

Alexei climbed across stones slippery with moisture and polished by age . 

With the fifth in my pocket , I went back outside , climbed behind the wheel and rolled away from the kerb . 

There were no curtains to the small windows ; the moonlight was brighter than her candle and she blew out the steady flame long before she climbed between the stiff sheets . 

She climbed between the cool sheets , pulling the covers up around her , then sat bolt upright , another memory drifting to the surface . 

I climbed on the aircraft to make the repairs all the while fighting flies . 

Afterwards , as her mother got on hands and knees to pick the objects up , Kim repeatedly climbed on her back and insisted she played ` horsey " . 

The Andrews also climbed on Porthmoina Island but left the main cliff , its ravens , badgers and ledges of campion and sea thrift alone . 

` I feel like it , " Laidlaw retorted , climbing onto one of the bar stools . 

Karen climbed onto the deck , hastily pulling on a waterproof jacket . 

He found a cigarette , lit it and watched the smoke wreathe into the night air ; he enjoyed his smoke , then climbed onto the parapet and started to walk along its broad surface . 

With his wife Norma beside him , he climbed onto a soapbox to put across his campaign message . 

` Good German efficiency , " Karl said , as they crossed the street and climbed into the back of the car . 

By the time he climbed stiffly out of bed he knew it was just past noon and had the events of Rotherhithe roughed out in his mind like a draft report . 

When it was over and they climbed from the cars Danny needed a considerable amount of calming as his excitement seemed to have reached a peak . 

He had found my rope , climbed out of the moat , and was already running towards the trees where I had left my horse . 

The other stepped boldly forward , came through the side gate , and climbed into the phaeton . 

The trooper climbed reluctantly over the handrail and then lowered himself onto the supporting props below . 

It 's even better if it 's a high gate , kept locked , and blocks the only entry to the rear , so a thief would have to climb over it . 

While they were doing this , Christine was thinking about the boys who had climbed over Miss Miggs 's wall after the apples . 

As he climbed through her bedroom window she would flee down the stairs , slamming the door on his sanguinary hand . 

There 's a more direct way along the valley of the Rhine but the riders of the Tour will climb through the Vosges mountains , granite and sandstone covered with beech and fir . 

During one incident a thief actually climbed through a window to pinch a cashbox and , another time , a drunk was found asleep in the office . 

We could climb to the church rock , as Harry did , but getting a prisoner down the slope again with us might be too dangerous and too slow . 

Steve and I had climbed to the end of the Double Corniced Crest , a hateful and difficult section with all the solidity of a haystack on edge , balanced on a skyscraper . 

At dawn that day I had climbed to the hilltop beyond Applegarth , and had felt against my skin that indefinable difference that heralds a change of wind . 

My mother parked her bicycle in the shoulder and took my hand , and we climbed to the top of the hill . 

So the boy climbed up the hill till he came to an enormous lake . 

When the twins learned to climb up the stairs , Carol was terrified they might have an accident . 

Herodotos ' account of the invasion of Greece opens ( vii , 5-18 ) with keen debate at the Persian court on whether to undertake it ; old Artabanos , the king 's uncle , deprecates it as a hazardous adventure ; Mardonios , his cousin and brother-in-law , is the heart and soul of the enterprise , hoping to be satrap of Greece thereafter ( 6 , 1 ) . 

I also join him in deprecating the attack on my noble Friend Lord Jenkin , who has accepted an appointment on a trust . 

Wheeler , who never saw any reason not to punish the Archdeacon said , ` I deprecate your choice of words , Dick . " 

He shrugged his shoulders and smiled as if deprecating his lack of education . 

Individualism is by no means to be deprecated , but cohesiveness should be the first aim of an attacking line . " 

The establishment magazines began by deprecating the film 's free and easy attitude to drugs and sex , and especially to violence . 

Dealers have felt a need to deprecate their own firms ' values , to disassociate themselves from them . 

Surely Mr Stewart does n't deprecate the value of children 's television ? 

In the House of Lords debate on 27 July 1869 , Lord Romilly deprecated continuing the power of imprisonment for debt in the hands of county courts . 

Since the new rule was rubber stamped last Monday , the blows raining down upon racing 's legislators in Portland Square , London , have come from fairly predictable sources .

Lepine was knocked unconscious by the impact and a few seconds later his head was hacked from his shoulders by a flurry of coupe-coupe blows rained on him in the driving seat by the surviving coolies .

Blows continued to rain on the government 's education reforms .

The force of the blast was such that skylights were blown in , and boiling hot mud and ashes rained down on those below decks , killing many and scalding others .

As Alfred Oliver begins to rise , a blunt instrument is smashed forcibly upon his head , followed by more blows incessantly raining down upon the elderly tobacconist .

She almost screamed when she felt the blows raining against it .

The dancer approached , grinning stupidly as the blows rained down on his backside .

He suddenly laughed and began to kiss her again , quick , hot kisses rained on her skin , her face cupped in his hands .

Ruza Glavas , who was mourning a victim of war , became a target herself as six mortar bombs rained down on a Sarajevo cemetery .

Ten years in the Dubrovlag for the private expression of a Petty Officer who was a captive in a cabin while the high explosive bombs rained on to the armour plate of the Storozhevoy .

Earlier eight people died when bombs rained on the city 's crowded streets .

A piece of shrapnel hit her helmet when six mortar bombs rained down outside the BBC 's base near the UN headquarters in Sarajevo .

In her mind was she comforting her cat-creature as the virus bombs began to rain down ?

A train puffed steadily across the bridge as spouts and plumes of water stalked up the middle channel towards it from the sticks of bombs raining down .

Poxed , disfigured scavengers scuttled across hillocks of debris which rained into this underworld from a low steel sky by way of chutes and grilles .

Falling debris rained down as eight men in breathing apparatus fought the flames .

There was mayhem as shrapnel rained down on shoppers from devices placed in cast-iron litter bins less than ten yards apart .

North Tyneside council says it is too starved of funds by central government to do much .

The Government 's finance initiative targets developers which have been starved of public and private sector cash during the recession .

And the ban will stay in place as long as the coastal strip is starved of much needed rain .

The birth was so difficult and took so long that she was starved of oxygen and had to be delivered by emergency caesarian .

Certain governments established their own papers and then saw to it that any opposition papers were starved of the advertising they needed in order to stay in business .

Mary Moore , 17 , of Chatham , Kent , was starved of oxygen after doctors failed to diagnose her presence in the womb .

Grant drags Doug up and whips the line out of his back , chest and arms . 

One night he heard a loud noise in the yard , looked out and saw a black person apparently being whipped -- as he thought , to death . 

A record is said to exist of a whipping which took place in 1624 , when a man was whipped to death . 

He pistol whips Sunny Jim across the face , back and forth , back and forth . 

He raised his hands protectively and she whipped the pale flesh of his backside . 

The first scene showed a pair of children whipping a tied girl , perhaps their nurse . 

But he was either moody and difficult , or else in tearing spirits , playing with the children and upsetting them so that their mother would come and whip them afterwards for the noise they made . 

Donald had one hand in the boy 's hair , and he was whipping the boy with a leather belt . 

` At Marriage Guidance , " went on Henry , ` I did n't feel able to discuss my need to tie you to the bed and whip you with my pyjama cord . 

` He deserves a proper thrashing , " Cissie protested , fiercely indignant that she had been unable to defend herself while her cowardly brother took delight in whipping her . 

He would be told to take down his trousers and underpants and would be whipped by his foster father , he alleged . 

She would have to keep the child 's arms covered , because Roy would go crazy if he thought his little angel had been whipped . 

Pulling down Anthony 's pants , Jerry Lewis whipped the boy about twenty times . 

When one woman tried to remove barbed wire from the path of a police horse she feared would get hurt , her photograph became the basis for a frenzied attack which ran the headline , ` Horse Whipped With Barbed Wire " . 

She prickled at the implication that she had led a soft and protected life . 

I could see you were prickling from head to foot with some kind of emotion towards me . 

His damp back plucked at his shirt , and his legs prickled in the heavy trousers . 

Where he had touched her her scalp was prickling like a porcupine . 

Though she had been quite a successful model herself Arlene had never reached those giddy heights — the thought that now a pupil and protégé of hers might achieve it made her prickle with excitement . 

Vaguely disappointed , the detective sat by the steamed-up window , attracting the occasional glance from the groups of sullen men at the Formica tables , his nose prickling with pleasure at the smell of frying bacon . 

My eyes prickle with tears , and I have to stop myself from waking her up to remind her of my love . 

This was the closest she had ever ventured to him , and she was forcefully aware of masculine warmth and cleanliness and an indefinable something else -- an aura , almost -- that for some reason made her nerve ends prickle warningly . 

Chas felt his hair suddenly prickle , as if it was full of nits . 

Then he remembered skulking breathless behind the bungalow until the car was safely garaged , a rush through the gates , staggering along the road till a police car stopped , warnings -- ` Had a few too many , have n't you , sir ? 

Aziz spent most of his time skulking about the corridors , snarling at people or banging his pail loudly immediately before and immediately after daily prayers . 

This is largely because of its habit of skulking among long vegetation like common snipe . 

Their one-time beliefs skulk among the wreckage of their political failures . 

people who had made him skulk behind trees until they had passed . 

The Emperor seemed unable or unwilling to even raise an army , but skulked behind the walls of Altdorf and dreamed of better days . 

A couple of wretches on the run , skulking in the bushes on the lookout for prey , would never have dared break cover and try their luck with us . 

No raincoated figure skulks furtively in the shadowy corners of the Groucho club , hissing ` Martin Amis is in . 

He saw the occasional pheasant and partridge winging rapidly away beneath him , or skulking in the brown grass and bracken . 

She would not be reduced to skulking in the back room of her own shop . 

Hyaenas , having spent the day skulking aimlessly in the thickets or strolling in a leisurely way across open ground , now become transformed into determined hunters . 

Now , Shelley , tell me what you were reading when you were skulking in the woods today . " 

There are those who skulk behind and let us run hither and thither while they watch what we find out . " 

` Of course there 's more than one British patrol skulking about , " von Mansdorf said . 

And later on , as she watched her skinny little husband skulking around the bedroom in his purple-striped pyjamas with a pork-pie hat on his head , she thought how stupid he looked . 

I knew when your lesson was and worked out when you 'd have to leave the house , and I 've been skulking around here , waiting for you . 

I suspect that the hon. Member for Livingston ( Mr. Cook ) will skulk around the back alleys of the national health service scavenging for distress stories with which to regale us between now and the general election . 

Little enough daylight was left by the time Pedro came skulking back , and for most of the evening she had sat , talking to him , stroking the soft rug of his ear between tense fingers , and waiting for the fit to come again . 

I skulked down one side of the garden and went through the arch which led me to a walled garden in the middle of which there was a fountain playing . 

So I skulked round the pub , had a burger and a pint and after embarrasing myself by asking two likely candidates if they were Mark , I shot off . 

Skulking about in private passages , listening at doors , betraying your rightful queen . " 

After skulking around for half an hour I spotted a kestrel in a tree nearby . 

If only she could have seen me skulking around at Cliff Top , the very picture of melancholy . 

The crows skulked away into the mist , chattering among themselves that they would be back when the Man had gone , and I hung there helpless . 

The game is up and you must skulk back to your own area , full of socks and thick hats , and leave the mysterious , metallic things to people who can answer such a query with a number and a knowing smile . 

Rats were divided into a control group ( group A ) , an antibiotic pretreated group ( group B ) , and a bacterial overgrowth group ( group C ) .

The factors affecting erosion on the coast may be divided into two broad groups .

There are frequent occasions in a drama session when children are divided into groups and asked to work on a task .

The animals were divided into five different groups , each group consisting of seven rats .

He divided the carpet into sections and painstakingly covered it with strips of Sellotape .

Pancreatic and venom PLA2s have been divided into two groups on the basis of the amino acid sequences of the enzyme proteins .

Each of these records is divided up into a number of fields , each holding one item of information such as name or address , or author or title .

The initial reports claimed that local fisherman had killed the dolphins in order to protect their fishing grounds and for dolphin meat , which was divided up amongst Fukue islanders in the East China Sea off Nagasaki .

I have divided these up into two groups -- for younger and older children .

` We can divide the chores between us , " said Dr Maingay with enthusiasm .

Divide the mixture between the tins and bake in a preheated oven at 350F/175C/gas 4 for 20-25 minutes .

A man asks Jesus to tell his brother to divide the property between them .

The agreement provided for a pool of $1,300 million to be divided between Drexel 's numerous creditors .

` Thus the groups countered the social alienation that often divides cancer patients from their well-meaning but anxious family and friends , " they write .

Entertainment , we divide our entertainment into two parts , television and attractions .

Memories obviously lingered of the War Communism strategy of trying to divide richer from poorer peasants .

The neighbours came to their kitchen windows better to see the antics of this strange lady , and I managed to yell , ` Get Trudie , quick ! " 

Half-way along it , Ember whipped round to yell , ` Go , Jez ! " and vaulted over the hand-rail . 

` Come on ! " yelled Cardiff , and seized one of Jimmy 's arms , dragging him to his feet . 

` Special Beatles souvenir , " yelled the hawkers , peddling their twenty-four-page picture booklets . 

Edward managed to retrieve the canoe and got it uprighted and then we heard Marge and Jerry on the opposite shore yelling that they were OK . 

" For God 's sake , Maureen , you were yelling yesterday that you could n't be bothered with it . 

She said : ` I brushed past a girl as I went to the toilet and she yelled I 'd done it deliberately . 

George moved to stand on my foot just as Katy discovered a pound coin and Christopher yelled it was his . 

The driver yelled something at her as he passed , and the bystanders regarded her disapprovingly . 

She all but yelled the words at him , incensed beyond reason that he could even consider such a thing . 

Charles was too concerned with Jacqui even to yell the usual obscenities at the Swede . 

When I 'd called in at Sunil 's place after Prentice had driven off , Nassim was on the landing yelling orders to the builders who were crashing around in the bathroom . 

He no longer had the strength to yell instructions to the men on the catamaran . 

The driver yelled an order for silence over his shoulder and flapped his reins . 

People were stirring now , yelling French in unison , splashing , exclaiming , swearing , someone put on a tape . 

The captain with the clip-board ran over to the offending gun-team , yelling abuse . 

And though I yelled a few more descriptive expressions , neither she nor Posi replied . 

Sorrel busied herself fetching glasses while she yelled the introductions . 

This time she yelled his name , not giving a damn if she looked a fool , and dived after him . 

` Aspirin -- the bottle held aspirin ! " she all but yelled the words back at him . 

You know he yelled at Auntie Lou yesterday because he slipped on that mat in the hall ? 

Then she yelled at nobody in particular , ` Who 's doing this ? 

Just as they reached the top and comparative safety , Lilley yelled for everyone to bale out . 

They threw each other around and the audience yelled for more . 

I was yelling for Flupper to help , to do something , anything . 

Kaas leant forward and dragged Adam to his feet as he yelled for the guards to come in and help him . 

Sidney beat on the door with the flat of his hand and yelled for Joe . 

As he saw the first men fall in the ambush , Lachlan 's shipmaster yelled for his men to fall back . 

We yelled to 'er to keep still while we looked round for summat to throw to 'er to catch 'old of . 

At about four o'clock he opened it and yelled to Emmie to fetch the Elastoplast . 

` Run ! " he yelled to Lou , and the two boys , acting as if they were being pursued by the evil agents of an alien warlord , fairly streaked along the road . 

He turned and yelled to the woman who was polishing a glass at the other end of the bar . 

` I do n't know -- " Maggie yells back as they cross the main road at a run . 

` Like hell I 'm not ! " he yelled back at her , tugging at his trousers and attempting to rise at the same time . 

Not even thinking to stop , Jack dashed through and then whirled round as someone yelled out , ` You ! " 

Flashing through the birch wood came the white Mercedes-Benz , from which he leapt in his greatcoat and then dashed across the yard yelling out orders . 

` Left what ? " he yelled over the noise of the engine and the wind . 

Miguelito yelled up that the man should do something unmentionable to himself . 

She copied her costume from a film poster in the bar-tabac in the village . 

This enables you to copy a piece from a previously designed garment that you have saved on to disk and import it into the file that you are currently working on . 

While there are a number of on-screen drawing programs which allow the creation and manipulation of an image but they can not be used to copy a picture from a sheet of paper . 

The most basic instruction is the move , which copies characters from a source field to a destination , until a character with the word mark bit set is encountered in one of the two fields . 

Similarly , choice of the appropriate parts to bolt together must be made if a child is copying a model from the drawings usually supplied with a kit ( involving size , shape and matching ) . 

For example , if you 're copying files onto a few floppies , it 'll work out the files that will best fit into each disk . 

Bootleggers then copy the film onto hundreds of VHS tapes and sell them for up to £12 a piece . 

The method to be used is to copy the highlighted block to another file specially reserved for the purpose , then count the words and display the result in a simple message box . 

Drag and Drop , a facility to move and copy text by selecting it and then holding down the mouse button , is now included . 

When finished they copy their work onto " parchments " ( wallpaper stained with weak tea ! ) . 

Copy this graph , then follow the method shown below to find the points for the equation 2x="y" . 

Ted Fleming 's original has been copied many times , always with appreciated success , so we have no hesitation in recommending it as a lifter for any parafauna that is within reasonable weight limits . 

Federal Judge Vaughn Walker dismissed Apple 's claim that the popular computer display graphics on its Macintosh range had been copied by the two firms . 

It is repeatedly being copied and recopied as the generations go by , like the Hebrew scriptures which were ritually copied by scribes every 80 years to forestall their wearing-out . 

Inevitably , some of these have been copied by competitors who lack facilities for research of their own . 

And the layout of the walled garden ; long narrow beds , with plants grouped according to their botanic family , has been copied worldwide . 

We have already seen that DNA is readily copied from one cell to a new cell , and that chunks of DNA may be copied from one individual to another individual , namely its child . 

Most are half-length casts made from a mould taken before 1902 , which were also copied in wood and marble . 

The file could be copied to another disk if space is a problem on the current working disk . 

The Nethercott workshop built a fine specimen of an oak dogleg chimney staircase , with hanging finials and pierced cutout balusters copied from the one baluster of the 17th-century staircase that remained . 

The primary raw material of dictionary work is the file of illustrative quotations , copied from books and periodicals by both dictionary staff and outside ( paid or voluntary ) contributors . 

What commonly seems to happen is that project work comes to consist of the accumulation of large amounts of haphazard information , often copied directly from reference books . 

I yelled , flinging my arms about in a style I might have copied from them . 

Delhi was sacked and many of the Moghul treasures were carried back to Iran , including a Peacock Throne , which was lost en route and then copied by Iranian craftsmen . 

The teacher was demonstrating on the blackboard , the children copying onto slates . 

It is better to assemble code at another computer memory location , save to disk , and then copy to the unit . 

Three or four science articles I had copied for you in the library . " 

He sent her some of his notes of what he had seen in their walks and frequently let her see his ` papers " before they were copied out for the editors . 

The dna message is copied out onto the rna strand , which is almost identical to the dna ( and which actually generates it ) . 

It was written in such haste that only the violin part was copied out for the performance ; Mozart played his part from memory . 

Ex. 31 , and the following examples in short score , should be copied out in full score with the proper clefs and transpositions . 

Here you need to ford the River Esk -- it 's normally only inches deep -- and head for a waterfall , Cam Spout ( north , 0.5 mile ) .

We forded the Webi Shebeli on 17 October and camped near an Arussi village .

Before I move on I note that I could have fished the swim from the other bank , although there was no shallow-enough water nearby to ford the river .

In 1072 William led a large army up to Stirling , forded the river there , and rode on to join up with his fleet entering the Tay .

The king himself had forged ahead and reaching a flooded stream , had been the first to ford it , forcing the army to follow him .

Climb over the fence , ford the burn again to reach the main road .

` Could we not travel safely on the road now ? " she asked cautiously , as they forded yet another stream .

The driver took the road carefully as it dipped and turned , and forded rivers that shone like a newly tarred road and roared and pounded against the floor .

` I 'd like to ford the river before dark if it wo n't inconvenience your ladyship too greatly . "

Not for the horse 's sake alone was it that carters would drive through a roadside pond , or choose to ford a stream rather than go over a bridge beside the ford .

They had to ford these hazards , Travis going first to pick out the best route .

If I could find the River , I could ford it somehow , thought Fergus , his mind tumbling now with ideas and plans , and with half-forgotten memories .

Fording these cool inches gave momentary pleasure but they were no sooner down in the hot stagnant air of the valley bottoms than they imagined the more open hill-top ahead must bring relief .

Then , after two young brothers drowned fording a Chiayi stream on their way to school in 1971 , Ho formed the Chiayi Philanthropic Works Corps to build bridges .

On the first evening after the storm subsided , the group forded a stream .

Meanwhile , rescue workers searched for an 18-year-old woman who was presumed dead after she tried to ford a creek in her car .

In Santa Barbara County , surging floodwaters killed a 60-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman who tried to ford a creek Friday .

Once the sweeping machinery fell over and I sprained my wrist . 

Mr Patten 's office in Hong Kong tells me : ` He sprained a muscle in his left leg while playing tennis with his coach at seven one morning . 

Sadly , they wo n't carry him on one of his exciting runs to the tryline in the next eight days of Australia 's Welsh tour because he sprained an ankle at training . 

On the third morning , she slipped in the omnipresent mud and sprained an ankle . 

` All right , I sprained my wrist , " Preston admitted , ` but you should have seen the other bloke . " 

Just a few weeks ago she fell on a toy brick and sprained her foot badly ! 

He stopped himself for a moment after his lips had uttered the words . 

She put her hand to her mouth , uttered a mourning cry and ran through the swing door to her car . 

They uttered unfamiliar words , exchanging for their long-held tenderness their new-found passion . 

She had not uttered a word during the relation of the news , nor shown any emotion . 

As she uttered these words she thought they sounded snide and insinuating , sarcastic even , though she had not meant them like that . 

The Governor 's A.D.C. uttered orders in Urdu and disapproving Club servants brought buckets of water to douse the dogs . 

The doctor was having trouble since the body was twitching and he was uttering curses about the lack of morphine . 

You uttered those syllables at the sight of a big wave or in acknowledgement of a good ride or , like a war-cry , to arouse aggression . 

And then she found herself wondering what had prompted her to utter remarks concerning his private affairs . 

Our Government 's own advisers concur , and have been uttering increasingly urgent exhortations for change . 

Luke uttered a curse under his breath and swung around , dropping Robyn 's hand , which he still held , like a stone . 

At first , he could utter only the first syllable of each name . 

Similar protestations were no doubt uttered by Billy The Kid whenever he was discovered astride a corpse holding a smoking gun . 

Phonemes which are uttered by the articulatory action of the same vocal organ . 

He meant to give her an emphatic no , but the word was never uttered . 

It is unlikely that most of these sentences would be uttered in a conversation or used in a meaningful text . 

Before she could utter the cry of alarm which rose in her throat his hand had closed over her mouth , and Paige 's startled eyes blinked at him over the top . 

ABDELATIF AREBEYAT walks slowly on to the podium , utters a Koranic greeting and opens a new day of business in the Jordanian parliament . 

It was Snappy , a squirming bundle of wet fur and muddy paws , greeting her with excited yaps while his mistress uttered a torrent of ineffectual commands and reproaches . 

It was music to a Scotsman 's ears when he said he owed everyone in Scotland a drink , but many were sure it was only an empty promise uttered in the heat of the moment . 

Women who are courted by men are , however , in greater danger of being deceived and exploited : 

The Beatles were courted by leaders of both parties : Harold Wilson won , corralling them at the Variety Club luncheon of 1964 , and ensuring their MBEs for export services -- in late 1965 . 

` But it is n't interesting to be courted by someone you know . " 

He was courted by a number of them when he returned to South Africa this Christmas , his first visit home since he was exiled along with his parents as a youngster . 

Only 4% of the females did not mate , and even those were vigorously courted ; but 21% of the males did not mate at all , even though they courted hard . 

My parents called me Glen after the bandleader who took one too many cross-channel flights Swing was the music they 'd grown up with and courted to . 

Were not adolescents being courted , persuaded and , where possible , forced to adopt modes of behaviour acceptable to established political and cultural authorities ( which were often in conflict with those of their parents ) ? 

It was unfortunate that Boldwood , when courting her , had forgotten to tell her , even once , that she was beautiful . 

Mr Clinton himself was due to call Ross Perot yesterday , courting the maverick businessman who earned 20% of the vote in the November election . 

` I 'm not going to argue with you , " he spluttered , visibly shaken . 

` D'you realize , " she spluttered , ` that your bulldozers have gone slap through the chief water main ? 

` He 'll get no girls if he goes round dressed like that , " one spluttered . 

` My face , " he spluttered , and reached for handfuls of the rest . 

“ Listen , you … you … , ” she spluttered , “ I 've coped with everything you 've thrown at me today . 

` Oh , Fernando , " she spluttered , lowering her head with shame . 

“ B-but this is m-monstrous … iniquitous ! ” spluttered Pugwash . 

Thomas Higham 's disappointment was obvious ; clearly he had hoped for denials and tears , and he scowled in earnest while his bailiff began to splutter excuses . 

He winked at Margaret as the person at the other end of the line spluttered some apology or other . 

` Thanks , " I spluttered to no one in particular , then concentrated hard on eating . 

` They seem to like you here , " he spluttered through a slice of chocolate cake . 

" I 'll kill him , " repeated Bigwig , spluttering through his fouled whiskers and clotted fur . 

In a flash , she spluttered over the phone : " Gordon Tucker ! " 

` Let me out of here ! " she spluttered helplessly as he tightened his arms about her slim figure , ignoring her struggles with contemptuous ease . 

A bus company has halted evening services to an estate after its drivers were shot at with airguns and catapults .

The World Bank has halted almost all structural-adjustment lending to the CFA zone , on the ground that the zone 's members have not met all the conditions needed ` to restore competitiveness " .

The UK government is expected to halt funding to the Coal Research Establishment ( CRE ) at Cheltenham , part of British Coal and recognised as a world leader in research into " clean " coal technology .

He said Serbs had to stop attacking Sarajevo and Srebrenica and halt ethnic cleansing in Bijeljina in north-eastern Bosnia .

It was also reported that the International Committee of the Red Cross ( ICRC ) was forced to halt relief operations in mid-December because of disputes with the two sides .

The Open Software Foundation has halted work on its ground-breaking shrink-wrapped software solution , ANDF , the Architecture Neutral Distribution Format , reassigning its engineering resources elsewhere .

By June 29 a further solidarity strike had halted production at the country 's only oil refinery .

The URNG , although refusing to offer a total ceasefire , promised to halt attacks on communication links and economic targets for the period of the campaign for the presidential elections due to be held in November .

The San Salvador newspapers were filled with alarmist propaganda , calling upon all Salvadorean patriots to halt the terrorist advance and telling women that their families and homes were in danger .

In the latest case , Judge Wroath halted the trial at Southampton Crown Court at the end of the prosecution 's submissions .

Japan had halted aid to Vietnam following the Vietnamese intervention in Cambodia in 1978 .

They will do nothing to halt the almost nightly attacks on immigrants ' hostels , they said .

SERBIA will be told tomorrow that it faces total isolation unless it halts the killing in Yugoslavia .

Di halted the unveiling ceremony in the City of London , called David to the platform and told him she was ` delighted " with the picture .

They did not halt the process of change , and the riots only assumed major proportions in times of wider crisis , such as in 1549 and during the Civil Wars .

Disruption of the test programme by US bombing , the Renzan 's large use of all-too-precious light alloys and the changing needs of the Imperial Japanese Navy halted the project after only four examples had been built .

On the right , the advance was once more quickly halted before worthwhile gains could be made or a significant number of Germans captured .

Only a united peace front could halt the aggressive , war-mongering development of fascist nation states such as Germany and Italy .

A ROBBERY trial was halted yesterday because five defendants could not hear a word of evidence in their bullet-proof dock .

A TRIAL was halted yesterday after complaints that magistrates had fallen asleep when they should have been listening to evidence .

The reason we leased the Buckfastleigh Branch to the S.R.D.T . was made clear in the press release at the time , of which we enclose a copy . 

Pye eventually agreed to lease me a small factory in Watford , in which I set up my new company . 

At least one school has leased a redundant playground to a local factory for off-street day time parking . 

The council , which has been leasing the buildings to the college , now wants them back . 

` If we do n't sell , we can lease the cellars to the Italians as they wanted . 

The old Saltburn mortuary chapel is to be leased by Langbaurgh Council to Cleveland Wildlife Trust for use as a store . 

The west wing of two large offices , toilet and kitchenette , not presently required by the RIBA , is being leased to a local company . 

In the province of Alberta alone , public timberlands almost the size of the UK have been leased to a dozen firms . 

The aircraft had been leased to a Nigerian company Holdtrade on a short-term basis by Montreal-based Nationair . 

When trade was good , Brookhouse expanded and thrived and when times became hard , it lost value and was leased out to many different tenants . 

Because they 've been good boys we 've helped them extend their landholdings and they lease it back to their own peasants at exorbitant rates -- that 's why their own people call them pirates . " 

Next Thursday 's club E.G.M will debate a plan for chairman Wallace Mercer to buy the ground and lease it back to the club . 

The king therefore sought to raise money by leasing the soil of the forests to ` improvers " . 

Land could be sold or leased to public or private bodies for any purpose , even if the purpose was different from the one for which the land was purchased . 

Twenty works leased to Bond by the Australian Guarantee Corporation have been repossessed ; Heavside Clark 's early watercolours of Aboriginal Field Sports , and the group of Conrad Martens watercolours bought from Kerry Packer in 1987 . 

These will be sold or leased to trainers with living accommodation . 

To get round this , the plan was for the Government to ` lease " these employees to the railway at less onerous rates . 

ATURKISH print worker alleged yesterday that a Harley Street doctor paid £2,500 for him to donate a kidney to a patient whom he believed was a fellow countryman . 

Any citizen ( whether within the profession or not ) , may allege misconduct or unfitness due to illness . 

The Soviet defence economy , it is often alleged , is a separate economy . 

In recent months , students allege , the Barnes Collection has become a stop for special private visits by celebrities visiting Philadelphia , in violation of Barnes 's will ) . 

It 's alleged , that Nicholas Hyde , from Northampton stabbed Donald Allison to death at the Toby Inn at Thorplands in October last year . 

And when he was caught he was given a bowl of Winalot dog food , he alleged . 

To allege incompetence at playing the tuba would not lower most people in the eyes of their fellow citizens -- unless they happened to be professional tubists . 

All three losing candidates appealed against the election results , alleging massive fraud by the government . 

The correlation between being Conservative and alleging anti -Conservative bias on BBC-TV rose from 24 per cent in the first fortnight of the campaign to 32 per cent in the second . 

Some people alleged a bias towards the Conservatives , while others alleged a bias against the Conservatives , for example . 

The defendants alleged short delivery under a contract of carriage and withheld part of the freight payable under the contract . 

But the bête noire second to Lloyd George was Churchill , whose war record seemed to prove all that Unionists had alleged about his excitability and his unfitness for office . 

Tanjug had alleged on Dec. 16 that four brothers who were members of Albania 's ethnic-Greek minority had been tortured and killed in October 1989 for trying to flee the country . 

It was often , and still is , alleged by his devotees that Charles I could have saved his life if he had been willing to abandon his Church . 

Mkolongolo alleged in a press statement that the United States ambassador , Smith Hempstone , had been recalled as a result of " misleading information " given him by Muite . 

Michael Maddison had alleged to police that one of the victims had ` tried it on " with his fiancee , the court heard . 

Yesterday , Bob Schofield , treasurer of the Leeds supporters club , alleged : ‘ People were very disturbed . 

Two weeks after the first announcement , Phar-Mor filed a damages claim against its auditors , Coopers , alleging ` grossly negligent , intentional or reckless failure to uncover massive fraud " . 

The prosecution alleged the cock-fight was held at a roadside lay-by . 

` If Monsieur de Craon alleges I told him , then he is a liar ! 

The jury returned a unanimous not proven verdict on a charge alleging he supplied five men including depot employees with the drug on Hogmanay 1991 . 

David Ashworth , 31 , was alleged to have killed his former lover Denise Johnston , after breaching an earlier order not to approach her , Liverpool magistrates heard . 

The traders , who were alleged to have defrauded thousands of investors by manipulating share prices , were arrested after a three-year undercover investigation . 

They then lived rough for four days before they were arrested in Pontefract , West Yorks , it was alleged . 

Because of this , it is alleged , the arms race is fuelled into ever more expensive , dangerous and faster spirals . 

It was alleged that efforts to convey this information to the Queen 's advisers on the morning when she saw Macmillan were unsuccessful . 

The report alleged that many scientists , engineers and other specialists were not given the opportunities they should have and too few civil servants were skilled in the techniques of modern management . 

In a new book , the ` Bedford Triangle " , Beaumann alleges that brain washing messages were sent out to German listeners in Miller 's radio shows . 

Count 5 alleged another bankruptcy offence with which this appeal is not concerned . 

The letter alleged serious breaches of the Social Work Act , and offered five witnesses prepared to testify in a court of law to that effect . 

But bosses alleged no more than two million workers stayed at home . 

The English , alleged the Duc de Choiseul , ‘ while pretending to protect the balance on land which no one threatens … are entirely destroying the balance at sea which no one defends ’ . 

A man alleged to have stabbed his girlfriend with a kitchen knife after a domestic dispute was released on bail by Scarborough magistrates yesterday . 

Following the left bank of the river , you are rarely out of sight of the water . 

He cut the last of them and followed the red thread back to its source . 

Behind them a young man with a paint-flecked beard followed the designer about the set , twitching the hem of the velvet curtains hung at the window and rearranging the ornaments on the mantelpiece . 

They followed the sister across a lawn and into a small chapel built , like the rest of the hospital , out of crumbling red brick . 

` Who is he ? " asked the Captain as they followed the Brigadier across a wet field . 

Up to 20,000 supporters are expected to follow their favourites across the Atlantic for the finals . 

` Right , this way , Jimmy , " said Mr Gibbs , and Jimmy went down the steps and followed him across the clearing . 

He followed her across the landing where she opened one of three doors . 

Emily followed her across the yard into the surprisingly sunny warmth of the kitchen . 

A hunt has begun for a bogus policeman who followed a driver along the A 413 near Wendover in Buckinghamshire . 

` I 'm quite hungry for some breakfast , " said Snodgrass , as they followed Caspar along the galleries and down the staircases and through huge , high-ceilinged chambers . 

I think my very very favourite though , was the woman who followed me falteringly around John Lewis 's Lighting Department , stopping when I stopped , and making me very nervous indeed . 

I have to tell you that a woman is following me around New York . 

Silver and I followed a long way behind the rest , and I had to help him . 

Alain looked as if he would follow an inch behind them all the way to the farm . 

He followed a stony path between two barley fields , looking around constantly and listening carefully : the men of the village would now be at work . 

To follow the argument beyond this level , however , is more problematic . 

As Dolly followed Boz down the stairs from the bedroom , she said , ` Seb met Constable Aplin in Burford and brought him back here with the doctor last night . 

` You 're very kind , " Eleanor repeated mechanically and followed Melissa from the church like a submissive child . 

` So it will confuse the trackers mightily -- especially since I think they picked us up at the Luxembourg border crossing , then followed us in our Mercedes down the autobahn . " 

Unfortunately , soon after that a copper spotted him doing his Peeping Tom bit , followed him inside the studios and looked very strangely at all this expensive gear lying around . 

The collision happened as the Greenpeace boat tried to follow the Akatsuki Maru on its voyage back to Japan with 1.7 tons of plutonium loaded in Cherbourg , France , on Saturday . 

From the next stile turn right and follow the fence on the right to another stile in the corner of the field . 

` Delighted , " she replied , and followed him onto the floor . 

I followed his gesture over the buried walls , across the narrow roadway between the ploughed-out snow dunes to where the fell rose steeply in a sweep of broken white to join the leaden sky . 

In 1223 Richard was once again in the retinue of William Marshal and followed him over the next few years into Wales , Ireland , and Brittany . 

From the farm follow a track past Brotherswater onto the A592 . 

` Ah , but I love getting back to the North , " says Sergei , and I follow his gaze to a landscape like a sheet of cartridge paper . 

He made no further remark but followed his companion towards a table , and she followed him now with her eyes . 

Chuck followed his father towards the pedestal where the wide-necked Ming vase , decorated with blue phoenixes and lotus sprays , glowed under a direct light , but Joseph hesitated . 

Follow the ditch towards the wall which is crossed by a stile and then bear diagonally left up the field . 

A rather overweight , bespectacled man of roughly his own age who looked as if he never turned down the third course of any meal followed him at a more leisurely pace . 

He followed it for two blocks , in the inside lane , then suddenly cut across the traffic to the centre , executed a left U-turn and returned to the Platz der Einheit . 

The woman solved it for me by stopping and following Marcus out of the room . 

It is usually possible to follow the plot without understanding every word in the story and you can choose stories on video which have a strong visual contribution to the storyline . 

Paula stood up , whispered to Newman that she would be back and followed Archer . 

However , Elliott , following Becher , argues that whilst evaluation and accountability are closely inter-related , the relationship is not symmetrical . 

He will usually adhere to an agenda approved by the parties ' legal advisers to ensure that the proper procedures are followed . 

Then she became aware that the horseman behind was following her very closely indeed . 

Very good software allows the user to pick it up , scan the documentation , follow basic instructions and in under thirty minutes produce results . 

Lodge , who had originally planned a potentially sombre first-person novel about the mid-life crisis of a Brummie businessman , invented the Shadow Scheme as his cover story while following around an executive for research . 

The Officers arrived with their wives and girlfriends , the children following behind . 

She was following behind in her car on her way home when a booby trap exploded , hurling the RUC man 's car into a ditch . 

He was following behind her , and Ronni could feel his annoyance growing . 

The shelling and mortaring was still intense as I followed behind the medics . 

She then arrived at Zaidie 's house followed by the defendant . 

She followed into my office and arranged herself neatly in a straight-backed chair , notebook open and sharp pencil ready poised for an attack on the clean white pages . 

The students themselves take little active part in the teaching/learning process , but tend to follow passively round the various stations . 

I followed to the door and heard the creature 's rebuke by way of reply . 

From the front of Santa Maria della Passione go west , following Via Passione to Via Visconti . 

As the robber ran into and along the road , I followed at a distance of about 10 yards , keeping to the pavement so that the line of parked cars stood between us . 

I believe I am merely following along the path which he once trod out . 

Blake stayed at a distance , following him along the Victorian streets . 

Gallacher continued to argue with the referee throughout the game and followed him off the pitch at the end wagging his finger in the official 's face . 

She strode confidently along a featureless corridor and followed it round a bend . 

Carrying their scene-of-crime cases , Dalgliesh and Massingham followed him round the side of the house . 

Philip followed them up the open staircase and into the woman 's bedroom . 

Noreen looked to her but Carmella rose at once and followed out after Mick and Joey at the opposite side . 

` Then I came south to Royston but Queen Margaret and her party had already returned to London to collect all their possessions so I followed in hot pursuit . 

Robert Brooks , a factory worker , fractured his son 's collar bones , legs and an arm , and broke his skull . 

At Wallace 's trial , Dr West said the force of the blow had fractured Lewis ' skull . 

A BABY 'S skull was fractured yesterday after he was thrown from a stolen car as it overturned in a crash . 

The other reportedly had his skull fractured in 15 places , broken fingers and numerous stab wounds . 

` Oh , Mrs Tremayne was pleasant enough , " she prattled away . 

` That 's as may be , but not altogether relevant , " the diarist prattled . 

She stood at the altar-steps , uncertain what to do as she watched her daughter try to put her arms round her priestly uncle , prattling all the while in infant Italian . 

Like so many kindly , amiable people , he was a confirmed gossip and loved to prattle about his friends ' affairs . 

` When you started prattling about that man I sometimes saw here before I ever went up to Oxford , " she said . 

Stirling felt this inferred that he had loosely prattled at a cocktail party , whereas the gatherings referred to were private dinner parties . 

The Colleen -- what a tiring girl she sounds -- prattled incessantly of horses . 

“ If you 'd mentioned Pépin Le Bref , or Madame sans Géne , he 'd have prattled away for hours ! 

And the prospect of the world 's leaders prattling away while the Earth burns around them is a pretty gloomy one . 

He was good with people : one day , when Madge trapped him outside the kiosk , Marie had been embarrassed hearing her prattle on . 

` Like I was sayin' earlier , " she prattled on , ` yer gotta be so careful wiv kids . " 

Flushed and eager , emboldened by fitzAlan 's smile , Ellen prattled on . 

Of course you do , you have n't got an independent thought in your head , reflected Melissa crossly as Eleanor prattled on . 

MENTION big-time tennis venues round here and folk let you prattle on about Wimbledon , Roland Garros , Flushing Meadow and Flinders Park and then press a few claims of their own . 

Living in the moment , she drank her milk and began to prattle on about her visit to the dentist . 

For the rest of the journey Maria prattled on about Bradford , but Ruth did not hear a word . 

She prattled on to a background of the typewriter 's staccato rhythm : tests , screening , the pros and cons of home versus hospital confinement . 

Although the population has gradually increased the number of tradespeople has dwindled . 

True , some buyers may still prefer going to IBM for ` company-wide " systems and mainframe-based servers , but their number is dwindling as PC-based systems grow more powerful . 

The Medical Research Council were helpful up to a point , but even Mellanby rapidly found Florey 's demands tiresome and support from that quarter dwindled . 

Alternatively , socialist parties can maintain their ideology intact , keeping the class ready for a revolutionary opportunity but see their support possibly dwindle to restrictive ` ghetto " status . 

During this period control of the Crown over what remained of the Forest administration dwindled away . 

He knew Sarah thought he was mean , but the truth was his capital had dwindled away , and his stipend was insufficient for his needs . 

Detroit 's population has dwindled by half during the past four decades , to barely 1m . 

Membership of the club has dwindled from 70 to 20 and its clear commuters are feeling the pinch . 

Since the early 1970s , however , catches have dwindled from 100 tonnes at peak season , to 50 tonnes . 

Punishment would consequently also dwindle in importance as the division of labour progresses , and punitive law be replaced by ` restitutive law " which requires lawbreakers to make reparation to their victims rather than suffer retributive punishment . 

And in this varied picture there were even some share-croppers still to be found , though everywhere they were dwindling in importance . 

The Communists put in for wage rises , holiday increases ; a new cabinet was formed , Prime Minister Pompidou offered deals , new talks ; the strikes continued , but dwindled in number . 

Soon after , perhaps only a matter of weeks , they are dead , or dwindling rapidly in size as they absorb their own body fats . 

They had corresponded for a while , but even this dwindled to cards on birthdays and at Christmas . 

His three thousand men and army car with driver had dwindled to my poor mother and a bicycle . 

Without her earnings , and with the addition of Charlotte , money seemed to have dwindled to nothing . 

Well , the evening dwindled into an exchange of inconsequentialities , skirting the more dangerous topics . 

Angry amazement dwindled into puzzlement of the what-on-earth-are-you-doing-here ? variety . 

In the Soviet Union popular support for the manned space programme was dwindling at a time of great economic hardship and political uncertainty for the majority of the population . 

Not for nothing have the return invitations dwindled a bit over the years . 

Timex 's plant in Dundee has stopped making watches ( it now produces printed circuit boards ) , and its workforce has dwindled from over 4,000 to a few hundred . 

The moon swelled , filling out as her belly ceased to , and then dwindled again . 

Being highly specialised feeders , there are no alternatives for them and their numbers are dwindling fast . 

Without early intimation of dates of training sessions enthusiasm for training could dwindle quickly . 

Then , towards Christmas , the work dwindled and he was laid off . 

The following weekend I cemented capping stones round the top of the new pond and also round the header pools . 

The body louse may lay its eggs in clothing or bedding , while the head louse , like the crab louse , cements its eggs on to hairs forming ` nits " , which are the size of a pin-head and can just be made out with the naked eye . 

Three concrete blocks were cemented to the patio stones at the rear of the new pond as a base for this filter -- it was important that these were all at the same level . 

It is possible that a piece of slate or glass has been cemented over the rodding arm . 

Use a little royal icing to cement the two pieces of roof on to the sloping sides of the house , propping up the eaves with toothpicks too if necessary . 

They forced their way onto adjoining land and cut through chain-link fencing and large wooden posts cemented into the ground . 

These burrowing earthworms literally eat their way through the soil forming deep , vertical , permanent burrows with smooth walls cemented together with mucus secretions . 

He hung his biggest cage above the library entrance but it kept falling down , capturing the Headmaster . 

Sir Nicholas Goodison , the former chairman of the International Stock Exchange , once appeared on television 's Jim 'll Fix it to hang a badge around a small child 's neck . 

In July the Galerie Berlin , in its bright rooms overlooking Friedrichstrasse , will hang works by artists represented by the gallery , Werner Libuda , Gerd Sonntag and Siegfried Klotz . 

There were only shelves and drawers in the Nannie cupboard , so she was obliged to hang it by the loops of its sash from a hook on the back of the door . 

It was almost warm , and Riven hung his cloak by the saddle bow . 

One very simple but effective idea is to hang the picture from a picture rail , or higher point , from a length of cord , rather than wire . 

Working out the length of guttering can be done at ground level ; calculate the length of downpipe by hanging a string from the existing gutters or downpipe . 

They took it to the Gallows Hill , Cumnock , intending to hang it from the gibbet but the Earl of Dumfries intervened and stopped them as he feared rioting by the people of the district . 

It was pleasant to be in the kitchen and Melanie hummed to herself as she hung cups from their hooks and propped the plates . 

And if you add cup hooks to the edges you can hang things from them as well . 

I hang my clothes in the wardrobe and put on the plastic gown . 

While Thérèse watched , Léonie hung her few clothes in the wardrobe . 

Gabriel put them all into a canvas bag and hung them on a nail inside the cottage door . 

In the pause that followed , she noticed that someone had hung peanuts on a thread for the birds ; the empty shells looked like shrivelled skulls hung to frighten evil spirits . 

Melanie hung cups on hooks on the dresser ; her arm went up and down , up and down . 

On April 24th , the party 's Central Committee met to hang the blame on Mr Gorbachev for the economic mess . 

Ace had hung her coat over a chair in her lab , and was busy rearranging the workings of several weapons with the aid of a set of jeweller 's screwdrivers . 

He gave a small , tense smile and watched Tom hang his clothes over a horse near the fire . 

After some thought , she pulled a chair in front of the hole and hung her coat over the back , so that the hole was blocked up . 

Lucy had no wish to be caught eavesdropping , so she walked into the room and hung the towels over the rail . 

He had hung the battered sword over the spice cupboard in Lucille 's kitchen , and had claimed to be glad that he would never again have to draw the war-dulled blade from its metal scabbard . 

I had to hang blankets over the windows at night , and in the morning they were so heavy with moisture that I had a proper job taking them down . 

Unfortunately a fourth hangs a tea-towel over the window at this point , obscuring my view . 

A counsellor commented : ` They always assumed I 'd do disability counselling ; they were hanging a label round my neck . " 

It is very easy to put the apostles on a sort of Olympic rostrum , and think that God will hang a gold medal round Paul 's neck , while we get some kind of lesser award . 

Story has it that when Minton hung this portrait at Allen Street it so offended an art critic that he spat at it . 

Riley alleged that because of certain happenings he hung his jacket behind a door and fitted an electrical device and wires to a wallet in his pocket , connecting it with lights in his bedroom . 

You can create many different patterns , such as hanging an oval picture between two rectangular pictures . 

Hang the door within the aluminium frame using only the two outer screws in each hinge . 

Hang the curtains by inserting one curtain hook into each glider on track or pole and draw the curtains back into an open position . 

The staff room should have a locker and/or a place to hang clothes , and nearby there may be staff toilets . 

He hung his white shirt , the one that had covered his wife 's legs , over my arm . 

There were statues in niches set in the walls , and here and there faded but interesting tapestries had been hung . 

At this stage cut off the complete head and invert it in a paper bag , hanging these in an airy place for a few days until the seeds are quite dry . 

More workers were twining vines of ivy around pillars newly painted orange , while an elderly woman was strewing the floor with French chalk so that the dancing shoes would not slip on the polished parquet . 

If she started to strew the floor with objects she received a firm warning then , if she persisted , her mother took her wrists and made her pick up and replace each object . 

On Wednesday mornings , the City streets would be strewn with manure , quickly gathered by keen gardeners armed with buckets and shovels . 

A correspondent for the Reuters news agency described a scene of desolation , reporting that the city 's streets had been strewn with rotting corpses . 

And for the important State Gala she donned an outfit she had worn only last week at the Queen 's 40th Anniversary celebrations and before that on the Nigerian tour in 1989 . 

Whores would sometimes don men 's apparel , leading to Charles I to issue an order forbidding it , because it now made whores more difficult to detect , but this was generally ignored by the soldiery . 

One of the men dons a grubby white coat and a surgical-type cap . 

For a toddler , donning a padded ski suit and three layers of thermals is like putting on a straitjacket . 

Nigel donned his navy silk pyjamas and paisley dressing gown on the great day and prayed that nobody would be sick over him . 

Because it was easier than a bra and panties she had donned an ivory , gossamer-light teddy . 

The reviewer grudgingly found amusement in the tale of a pub-crawling young bridegroom who strolled into the bar while his wife was donning the mauve chiffon nightgown that was to excite him . 

MEMBERS of a Rotaract club rolled up their sleeves , donned wellies and spent a morning in a river , to mark the group 's 25th birthday . 

Middlesbrough men John Rigg and Jim Stokes donned crash helmets and fire-proof overalls to take part in the Sealink Stena Challenge . 

Bill , Ministry 's drummer , has donned Emma 's black dress , Miki 's fishnets , put on some lipstick and shader , and is going to play guitar on ` For Love " . 

Simultaneously the window slammed shut and there was nothing but a quivering of curtains where Mrs Rogers ' face had been . 

The weighted door slams shut and she consumes her prey in safety . 

Dalziel and Pascoe looked at each other for a long moment after the door had slammed behind Evans . 

Behind Thorfinn , the door slammed shut with a force that made her bed jerk . 

Quickly she reached for the doorknob , only to find her frantic effort useless as Rune 's hand slammed against the door , holding it fast . 

Tallis stood her ground , and then was shocked as Morthen 's blade slammed against her jaw , almost completely following the line of the old scar . 

He staggered , his back slamming against the wall across the aisle . 

` Then she was being thrown violently up and backwards , her spine slamming against the far wall . 

When the great gate of Newgate slammed behind them , Cranston leaned against it , gasping for clean air , his great body quivering like a beached whale 's . 

On-coming cars skidded to either side , slamming into basement dwellings , ploughing along sidewalks , overturning and bursting into flames . 

The speeding Audi and the Volvo slammed into each other with sufficient force to buckle the Audi 's grille and shatter both headlights . 

The Jeep slammed into the gates some more , but still not enough to drive through . 

His head was forced down , so that the safety-bar slammed into his neck . 

Artillery shells slammed down on Sarajevo , sometimes at the rate of one a minute , as rebel Serb tanks and infantry attacked Bosnian defenders in the strategic western suburbs of Stup and Azici . 

The hooves slammed out and with a snort of terror it hurtled off up the path followed by the others . 

An instant later , the butt of Larsen 's gun slammed down on the back of the man 's head , and he crumpled to the floor in a senseless heap . 

Suddenly , from the floor below they heard the study door slam and Stephen 's quick step towards the sitting room . 

A nearby door slammed and the pitter-patter of small feet were heard , running up the stairs . 

A diamond , mounted on a spinning saw-blade , slams into the workpiece at a speed comparable with the cruising speed of a car . 

Then I was slamming into Elk 's Club Surf , still sliding left , still fighting for balance , for everything and anything that would keep me upright . 

The catamaran 's stern slammed on rock and they heard , above the scream of the wind , the rudders shatter . 

Kath 's heart slammed against her ribs , and she felt the blood drain from her face . 

Shots slammed into the walls inside the courtyard where the civilians cried and threw themselves on the ground . 

The shock waves travelled through the wall and slammed into our heads and then there was silence as the dismembered vehicle fell through the air . 

Her husband was out with a fare in another car , and she radioed him to stop and pick me up on his way . 

The pilot radioed his plight but added that he would try and land anyway . 

Staying in the clouds , he radioed the position , course and speed , continuing to shadow the vessels until obliged to return , when Flg.Off . 

I radioed one of my men to bring along an extra trailer and I told him to tip it up when he brought it into the field to make sure it was clean 

He has been traipsing about , explaining to staff the joys of privatisation which await them . 

But from now on underwriters will be able to take on risks in any sector and brokers will no longer be forced to traipse around the market to place different strands of business with individual underwriters . 

And it was Charles who went on , ` Do n't you think you 've done enough traipsing around the world ? 

Rather unreasonably , I felt somewhat cheated for I had been the one to traipse around the town , forgetting all the preliminary work that others had done ! 

By the time Waggoner begins writing his book he will have traipsed around some 15 U.S.P.G.A. Tour events in America as well as the Dunhill and Ryder Cups across the pond . 

I could -- well , I will , at a pinch -- traipse around these inhabited ruins and try to remember whether Queens is apostrophe ` s " or ` s " apostrophe . 

After years traipsing around the world they 'll now practise in Milton Keynes for their return to international competition . 

Or must I wait about while the brat traipses away up there with meat for her , eh ? " 

And are you happy that you 've no need now to be traipsing away up the moor every noon-tide , eh ? " 

Eventually , after failing to distract Gentle from his labours , she 'd put down the phone and traipsed back to her cold bed in a foul humour . 

“ I get quite enough help — there 's people traipsing in and out all the time …

Teams traipsing off the field under little or no threat of rain when the medium pacers are on is the bitterest pill a spectator has to swallow ; closely followed by the frequent inability to restart the game promptly . 

Ex-Sun Microsystems Inc executive Bill Keating who traipsed off about 18 months ago to become vice president and general manager over at Rational Inc ( UX No 349 ) is now winding down out of that job and consulting with the new Lachman Technology Inc , helping to get that start-up going ( UX No 418 ) . 

Before lunch Eva had us traipse out into the garden , where we bent and stretched , and sat with our backs straight , and breathed through alternate nostrils before we ate our salads and fruit . 

We also have to traipse round the neighbourhood on All Hallows Eve , calling on neighbours , who give our children sweets . 

At dusk , it has not been unknown for us to traipse round the dykeside field boundaries collecting slugs , a pretty grisly business . 

` Do you know how many firms of bloody architects I 've traipsed round to in the past two months ? 

Presumably he had snatched a few more hours ' sleep , she decided morosely , while she 'd been traipsing fruitlessly up and down Strøget . 

They 'd brought a poor young woman with a baby in a pushchair and we traipsed all around , in and out of houses , it was bitterly cold , and at the end of the exercise I felt we could have saved a hell of a lot of time . 

To augment the tuition at the College , students had to traipse all over London to attend lectures at medical schools , and to hear additional veterinary lectures on private premises in the evening . 

` Well , exactly , the last thing your dedicated pleasure-seeker wants is a bloody great area of natural beauty that he 's going to feel obliged to traipse all over . 

` Not very gallant , " Lefevre pointed out , ` to make her traipse across the road in this weather . 

An elderly woman wrapped inside a dressing gown traipsed across the road : ` What 's going on ? 

VALERY and Ina and their children were visibly tired as they traipsed into the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption reception hall at Ben Gurion Airport . 

Dine at the restaurant , traipse through the shops -- laugh at the exhibits . 

We watched from our window as Mick Jagger gave his free concert in Hyde Park , stood on our seats at the Albert Hall for Janis Joplin 's last performance , and traipsed to Avebury and Stonehenge for equinoctial celebrations . 

” I mean you , curb ! sitting there grinning while he groped at you …

The relevant algorithms can be learnt by operant conditioning , as proposed by the behaviourists . 

We are not proposing here any simple remedy to this problem , only restating the point that spatially realised problems do not always have spatially constrained solutions . 

He called for constructive co-operation between all parties in the transition to a market economy , and proposed not to implement a state of emergency . 

Governments will be asked to propose and tentatively agree to changes in the 1987 Montreal Protocol at a forthcoming UN meeting . 

We propose , for convenience , to deal in turn with the three issues to which we have just referred . 

A secretariat to co-ordinate the exchange of data and opinions is also proposed . 

They agreed to develop an economic integration plan proposed by five Central American presidents in the Antigua Declaration of June 1990 . 

Chelmsford MP Simon Burns was enthusiastic about the schemes proposed by the Chancellor for tackling unemployment . 

One is its association with the rather questionable linear model of economic change proposed by Fisher and Clark . 

These successes encouraged de Gaulle to press ahead with a more ambitious operation , which he had proposed to Churchill a month earlier . 

They proposed to my father that he make a list of all our properties in Palestine so that they could buy them . 

The Society proposed to the Lord Chancellor various alternatives for cutting the cost of legal aid , and scrutinised other possible sources of funding . 

He proposed to the Sejm ( the lower house of parliament ) that it amend the Constitution in order for him to step down early from his six-year term . 

` A toast to Sara , " he proposed , ` for the best meal yet . " 

` Come on then , let's hang up your coat and go from there , " Natasha proposed . 

As a longer-term insurance , the report proposes creating seed banks of crop species that could be wiped out in their existing locations as a result of global warming . 

Later utilitarians like Jeremy Bentham and James Mill proposed various forms of birth control . 

Before item one , I 'd like to propose we break for lunch as near as one o'clock as business allows . 

I would not for a moment propose we face the same immediate peril confronting the world in the early 1940s . 

Kevin Murray , administration manager of the hostel , said ` The idea came from Carolyn who proposed we adopt a special school and Warren School was the most local . 

This does n't mean I have to define truth , merely produce two important truisms about it , each of which has in fact been proposed as a definition . 

Configural conditioning has been proposed as the likely explanation for the context-specificity observed by Preston et al . 

ASERIES of arrests of former leaders preceded yesterday 's opening of an emergency congress in East Berlin -- at which a reformist , Mr Gregor Gysi , was proposed as party chairman late last night . 

It is proposed to focus on a sample of parents drawn from a multi-ethnic area , and on a sample of health visitors working in the area . 

In protest , France closed its southern border and proposed that the situation in Spain be discussed in the UN Security Council . 

` I propose that we banish the two O'Malley brothers from this part of the country for good , " Tim Skerritt said . 

He proposes that the production of consciousness must be seen in terms of two relationships that Marx analyses independently . 

The document proposed that three leading anti-apartheid campaigners -- Matthew Goniwe , Mbulelo Goniwe and Fort Calata -- should be " permanently removed from society as a matter of urgency " . 

In a 90-minute presentation he and other directors also proposed classifying the company 's borrowings as A or B category . 

A Security Council mission proposed creating safe ` areas " for Muslims . 

Industry regulators proposed giving this information greater prominence and adding new features . 

We shall ignore the epistemological issues , and certainly are not proposing to Platonize values as eternal entities on another plane of reality . 

It proposed a raft of new taxes and incentives to promote ecological economics . 

` If you 're so concerned for his safety , had n't you better get dressed and go after him ? "

The Spanish expelled t he Muslims from the island , but were not able to bring it under their full control , or defend its inhabitants from Muslim raiders , until nearly the end of the nineteenth century . 

By diffusing gas in or out of the bladder or expelling it directly through the connecting tube , a fish could accurately control its level in the water . 

In this recess Franca sat breathing quietly , taking the air in by her nostrils and expelling it by her mouth . 

A top public school has expelled three pupils for taking the drug L-S-D . 

The Libyan government announced that it would take reciprocal action against any countries expelling Libyan diplomats . 

If he is defeated and forces a byelection , the party would probably be obliged to expel him . 

The atmosphere was not improved when in 1984 Iran outlawed the pro-Moscow Tudeh Party and expelled a number of Soviet diplomats . 

By the ninth century the Magyars had settled around the river Dnepr , north of the Crimean Peninsula , having been expelled outwards by that movement of Asian tribes which rolled peoples westwards for a thousand years . 

Simultaneously , Turkish forces seized the port of Batum , but were subsequently expelled by Red Army detachments . 

Equally , a partner can not be expelled by the other partners unless there is an express agreement to this effect in the partnership contract . 

A SICILIAN accused of forming a Mafia cell in the Alpine city of Grenoble has been expelled to Italy . 

He inhaled deeply , expelled the smoke and threw the cigarette in the fire . 

Their surfaces are covered with tiny pores through which water is drawn into the body by flagella , and then expelled through larger vents . 

Only the canny Mr Genscher , who knew the East Germans ' minds , could have thought of letting the regime save face by ` expelling " their own people across their own territory . 

How can the author have the freedom to connect two nodes for the benefit of hypertext browsers without forcing the traversal algorithm to follow that path ?

She smiled as she waited to be connected to Bridget 's college rooms ; Tracey would strongly disapprove if he knew whom she was calling .

This cannula was connected to another polyethlene cannula placed in the duodenum to permit the circulation of the pancreatic secretion into the duodenum .

Companies that use computers have been connecting them to each other for a decade , often using AT & T 's telephone lines .

By reinterpreting these number pairs as points in the plane and connecting them with lines we are drawing a transformation of the original square .

At the moment the police have no conclusive evidence that Mr Riddle is dead , but if he is there is no reason to connect his death with the Wheel . "

This is achieved by connecting the A4's rear panel jack to the channel change footswitch socket on the amp -- a really useful idea .

He arranged a row of 80 telephone mouthpieces across the front of the stage at the Grand Opera in Paris , and connected them by wires to 80 earpieces .

These could be connected with the telegraph wires alongside the track , so that communication could be established as necessary with the nearest signal-box or with central control .

Connect the small wire F ( field ) to the small wire WL ( warning light ) and insulate .

You can even connect a 5.25" diskette drive to the external drive port .

In a village somewhere in the uezd of Roslavl' in the southwest of the Smolensk guberniia a peasant mother rises at dawn in the spring of 1922 on hearing the passing herdsman drum on his barabanka , a cast-iron drum .

But Christians believe that God acts in history , so the Church always has to try to respond to the leading of the Holy Spirit in each age .

Yes , I believe in Jesus , but sometimes I wake up in the night just petrified . "

Many Christians believe that one important role of the priest is to ` represent " Jesus at the Eucharist .

Christians believe that when a person meets Jesus they can turn their back on the past and return to a life with God .

Certainly Christians believe that compassion and love are qualities that Jesus possessed .

Hindus believe in an endless cycle of creation and destruction .

Christians believe not only in celibacy outside marriage , but chastity , or faithfulness , within it .

While holidaying in Scotland the couple became committed Christians and Andrew believes his recovery was God 's will .

I once helped a lady to believe in the Devil by playing devil 's advocate .

He believed that the truths of the Christian religion needed to be defended by philosophy and logic .

This is not , of course , the only or the first or the commonest use of the word ; we have borrowed it from people who believe in gods .

Regarded as heretics by orthodox Muslims , they believed in reincarnation and the transmigration of the soul .

Melanie wondered if they would go to church , to Midnight Mass , because she , in a muddled way , thought they must be religious if they believed so firmly in Hell .

` I am writing to tell you that I no longer believe in God or consider myself a Christian . "

Deists believed in the existence of God , and held that he was the necessary ` First Cause " and ` Supreme Architect " of the universe .

Nevertheless it is indisputable that all the early church fathers believed in the Devil as the Evil One , although it was never found necessary to define him in the way we must do so about God .

His brief would be to revitalize the party in advance of the 1992 presidential election .

Privatisation revitalised management 's enthusiasm and allowed harder-edged business decisions to be taken .

Our Rose and Cinnamon foaming bath creme , for example , helps tone and revitalise the body .

In a similar way , talk of the spiritual can help to revitalize religion .

The dining room was redecorated , the menu revitalised ( following a simple pupil survey ) and a healthy-eating programme established ( supported by the Home Economics/Technology staff ) .

` Now you have the chance to revitalise the spirits of the faithful .

Somewhere in the back of his mind he registered that they were both calling to him , Hank and Ma together . 

Even before she registered that there was no child , she saw his anger . 

But we may well have seen them without registering that fact ; perhaps a film is set in a particular location and we are so involved in the plot that the background scenery enters only our subconscious mind . 

Ten years later , the Imperium registered that Karkason had lapsed into heresy . 

I register at once that this place is different somehow … then I tell myself I am imagining it . 

Then she registered that there was a message stuck on her typewriter too and curiosity propelled her towards it . 

It was quite still for the breeze had dropped and he vaguely registered that the women seemed to have gone . 

When the phone rang Sam jolted awake but for two seconds did not register which phone was ringing . 

Through the swing doors , and he had not registered what was happening to him until he was out into the late afternoon cold and the open doorway at the back of the car was yawning for him . 

It took a moment or two before he registered who she was , then he said heavily , ` Good of you to look in like this , Ruth . 

She looked out of the window but hardly seemed to register what she saw . 

Getting back home to Armscott Manor was a mechanical necessity , but she hardly registered the journey . 

He was hungry and conscious of the delicious greasy bundle in his bag , but he believed fish and chips were usually heated up in the oven anyway , so they would n't spoil . 

Modern methods of butchery militate against this ; drenching freshly slaughtered carcases in water means that they spoil more quickly , and weight-loss achieved as the meat hangs means less profit . 

Reeves said police were not arresting looters who took food , since it would spoil in the rain , but would begin detaining thieves of other goods .

The fruit spoils within a week and few will eat durian more than three days after they fall .

Everything is prepared very carefully ; food that wo n't spoil or collapse is made first and other dishes of a more fragile nature are left to the last moment so they are picture for the picture .

And I 've got a piece of ham that 'll spoil if we do n't eat it tonight . ”

He was jumping up and down so much he gashed his shin a bit on the seat in front of him . 

He gashed his head last Saturday , but happily is smiling again . 

Few fights -- occasionally , you 'd get a man who 'd been gashed in the face with a bottle , that had been drunk in the bar and you 'd be called in and you 'd take him to hospital . 

But there the mourners also gash their faces so their king will be lamented properly in human blood , and when he is in his tomb they murder ( or sacrifice ) the slaves who dug it . 

The jagged edges gashed their fingers : the rag round Gazzer 's hand was bright with fresh blood . 

Van Gelder was right , there were no signs of bruising or blood where the engineer had been gashed on the head . 

` I was on the ground and Robert came running over me and accidentally gashed my head with his boot , " said Barnes . 

One day Frank gashed his hand on a glass at work and had to go to hospital to get some stitches put in . 

His steed was lame where one of the grypesh had gashed its fore-quarter , and he called a halt . 

Bronson gashed his shin on the spikes of a rival athlete and with only three athletes staying on their feet the race was re-run .

Pacheco , 25 , said kidnappers beat him and gashed his feet several times before letting him go in Amatitlan , 17 miles ( 25 kilometers ) southwest of the capital .

After a while he heard the others move , heard Rufus take a great slurp of wine before they padded barefoot into the house and up the stairs to the Centaur Room . 

Throwing back the sheets he padded naked across to the bathroom . 

Two great cats , amber-eyed , with tufted ears and spotted skins of burnished gold , padded as soft as death across the polished floor . 

She padded across to the window , drew back the curtains and looked out . 

Georg ignored them both and padded across to the table in his stockinged feet . 

So insistent was the noise that she padded downstairs in her nightshirt and picked up the handset . 

My brain went some way up through the gear-box next morning as I padded downstairs to collect my pint of gold top . 

She undressed partly and padded about the perpetually shifting floor in stocking feet , suspenders , slip and bra . 

Leaving Okawi and Beruna , Miles turned away from the village and padded silently across the beach to the tree line . 

Slipping on a light cotton robe , she padded across the thick bedroom carpet , through the large living-room and into the kitchen . 

Henry stood up and padded across the thick carpet to the window . 

Barbara padded across the carpet to the en-suite bathroom and opened the medicine cabinet above the basin . 

Neville rose from his seat and padded across the threadbare carpet to the whisky optic . 

He got out of bed and padded across the carpet to his briefcase . 

Would she ever again pad across the grass , barefoot in her bikini ? 

Dillon padded heavily across the room to sink into a chair next to Tweed . 

Her bare feet padded across the polished terracotta tiles to the bottles lined along a shelf in the corner . 

Two huge gaolers , with the bodies of apes and the faces of cruel mastiffs , padded silently behind them . 

On the southern side there is a tern colony , and the birds hover above our heads like noisy butterflies while we pad carefully between groups of their precious eggs . 

The clouds were lifting and breaking and at dusk , as Erika padded home from her run in the park , the temperature was falling . 

The back screen door slammed and a second later her son Hank padded silently into the kitchen . 

Barefoot , she padded into her cramped kitchen and took a can of Coke from the refrigerator . 

Still trembling , she got out finally and wrapped herself in a huge towel and padded into the kitchen to put the kettle on . 

Securing her hair in a black band , she padded silently into the warmth of the night and headed for the pool . 

He turned to his right and padded softly over the familiar , uneven stone floor . 

There was complete silence as we padded through two more streets with walls so bitten away that they looked like lace . 

Groaning , Lindsey reached for her robe , padded to the bathroom and stuck her head under the cold shower . 

He rose languidly from behind the desk and padded to the door . 

Barefoot , he padded to her side , kneeling down unbearably close . 

Liz closed her door without making a noise and padded toward the child . 

A lion padded towards them with shaggy gold mane and blood-stained jaws , came straight up to the car window . 

Then my father slowly raised his rifle and there was the tiger , padding towards us along a narrow game trail , his head moving from side to side . 

Viol abandoned his drink and padded after him , twenty yards behind . 

Something heavy and barefoot was padding around the conservatory . 

Then Philippa kicked off her sandals and started to pad around the room in bare feet . 

Pike , on all fours , started to pad around the floor in search of the missing toupee . 

She kisses me , then she 's out , slipping on the dressing-gown and padding away and clicking the door closed behind her . 

Athelstan hoped he was safe and would come padding back when he was hungry , tail in the air , miaowing for food and comfort . 

An unspoken sympathy bound them in comfortable silence as they padded down the garden . 

` As I padded down the passage to the kitchen , I felt that something was wrong . 

I rolled out of the upper berth and padded down the corridor to the bathroom . 

They padded down a series of passages that criss-crossed like a maze . 

Padding out as silently as she came , she left me to the early morning quiet . 

The cat leaped lightly on to the bed and padded over the bodiless sleeves . 

With his head lowered , Vincent walked out and padded heavily up the stairs . 

Here in the flat I take off my shoes and pad about in slippers because maybe I 'll find it calming . 

A lone cat was padding almost invisibly along in the lee of a low wall . 

Dinosaurs , too , walked on tip-toe ( i.e. they are known by paleontologists as being digitigrade ) whereas sprawlers pad along on their soles . 

On the right and the left of my track , padding along in parallel silence were bears . 

Tail wagging his thanks , he took the handle of the basket in his mouth and padded happily along beside Angela . 

On the TV screen there 's a guy padding around in front of my block of flats , pointing out the scenery . 

After a few minutes she padded back into the bedroom wrapped in a big fluffy towel . 

Then she padded back into the bathroom , wriggled out of her nightie , and sank down into the hot water . 

Lizzie was indignant and padded back to the kitchen mumbling to herself . 

The cat had finished with its night hunt , and came padding silently back to its home territory . 

He rose to his feet , padded silently back across the room and gently closed the bedroom door . 

I shook my head , and she smiled and nodded and patted me on the shoulder and padded off to the kitchen . 

I slid out of bed , put on my dressing-gown and padded out to the tiny landing . 

Jessamy eventually hauled herself out of bed and padded over to the window . 

He pulled on his dressing gown and padded through into the sitting room . 

Ilsa 's house was dark and we padded through to the back porch like conspirators . 

We were walking up the road from the hotel when a young man padded up behind us and greeted us in English . 

It would crush his car like an eggshell with its size and the combined speeds . 

Several officers set out when a car was stolen from Gloucester City centre when a pedestrian had his foot crushed by a police car , then another vehicle crashed into the stolen Rapier . 

He smiled , then scrambled from the white BMW 728 , crushing the half-smoked cigarette underfoot . 

He crushed out his cigarette , swallowed some more tea , sniffed again , blew his nose on a large , paisley patterned handkerchief and lit another cigarette before he answered . 

The roots are crushed in the local sugar factory to extract the sugary juice . 

Interpol investigations revealed Lisa was in a buggy being pushed by her mum Elizabeth when the car reversed , catching the pram and crushing it against a pillarbox . 

The lieutenant crushed it angrily with his boot before looking back at Hencke . 

Then he crushed the paper in his hand , making a fist with which he struck once , twice , three times at the floor , saying with each blow , ` Damn ! 

She dropped them on the chopping-board and crushed them under the blade of her knife . 

At the time it seemed as if the government had crushed the nationalist movement by locking up its leaders for life . 

The farmers feared heavy rain that would crush their ripening crops . 

Mounting the pipe in a vice makes it easier to cut , but be careful not to crush it . 

The umbilical cord should be crushed and torn , rather than cut , to prevent bleeding . 

He was older so I listened to him , so I 'd shoplift all these things and give them to him . " 

He did however manage to shoplift vitamins and minerals galore from his local health store . 

` This boy who lived next door to me taught me how to shoplift for him . 

Psychiatrist Dr Gerald Silverman runs kleptomania therapy groups ( for people who can not control their desires to steal ) , and claims most of his patients shoplift due to emotional worries or personal problems . 

Campbell focuses on girl shoplifters , but it should be stressed that other females who shoplift , perhaps pensioners or single parents , might do so for more basic material needs . 

At least she only robbed bins and doorsteps , she did n't shoplift . 

` Younger kids shoplift because they see things they ca n't afford . 

She was cited by the police for shoplifting a dlrs 15 ring , arrested on marijuana possession charges in spring 1994 and admitted to two drug rehabiliation clinics .

Annick Grippon , 36 , of Niort , 90 kilometers ( 55 miles ) from Poitiers , had admitted shoplifting meat and sausages on several occasions to feed her three-year-old son and teenage daughter .

Martin Suazo , suspected of shoplifting jeans from a downtown boutique , was shot while apprehended in May .

Olympic security director Bill Rathburn helped secure the release of two Armenian wrestlers who were charged with shoplifting at Rich 's department store in Lenox Square Mall .

He bent forward to take the bouquet , and she felt something inside her tighten and twist as she shrank further behind her flowers . 

Count Trepolov was bending lovingly over a hive when Rose and Auguste arrived , fingers hovering , trying not to yield to the temptation to open the hive yet again . 

And I can tell you something " -- he bent towards her -- ` their husbands have been warned to gag them , or else . 

His arms came around her and she pressed willingly into them , lifting her chin and stretching up on her toes so that he did not have to bend so far towards her . 

She rubbed her back at the same time ; bending to the floor had hurt her . 

A man in the long robe of a clerk or scribe bent over the injured baron . 

Abel suddenly bent down to the letterbox and called through , ` Grandfather Gebler , it s me -- Abel . 

He slid his arm round her narrow waist and bent to kiss her on the forehead . 

Heavy boots clattered suddenly outside and Jack Dodson panted his way through the door . 

I wanted to go ashore , " she told him through teeth that clattered together unpleasantly . 

The policeman followed him , and their shoes clattered eerily in the stillness of the now empty cathedral . 

Annie came in ; her clogs clattered irritably on the stone flags . 

This time the steel shaft clattered uselessly against the iron balustrade of the walkway . 

With a growl he launched himself at the wizard , boots clattering as he slid from ring to ring . 

Gloria was just walking out of her office when she heard my heels clattering on the terrazzo tiles and turned sharply round . 

She lifted her hand to her immaculate hair , causing the many bracelets along her wasted arm to clank and clatter like old dustbin lids . 

They ran into the hall , Tom 's boots clattering on the tiles . 

He had thrust the envelope into her hand and run towards the gate without looking back , his boots clattering on the pavement . 

Hooves clattered on the stone stairway as the sheep bounded up two abreast , then more hollowly on the packed mud roof . 

The formal shouts of challenge and reply were made between the guards on the watchtowers and the approaching horsemen , and a moment later there were hooves clattering in the yard . 

Aunt Sarah 's rug needle dropped from her fingers and clattered on the stone floor . 

She led the way along the back passages towards the small dressing-rooms and she could hear William 's well-soled boots clattering against the stone floor . 

Their feet clattered on the uncarpeted boards , and Sarah threw up her hands in mock despair . 

In the end , Gabriel 's head was shaken vacant , and he sat gaping ahead of him into Izzie 's scowling face and listening to his teeth clattering together with every rut in the road . 

Two primitive truck trails run through the fire area , but were considered too dangerous for use by traditional firefighting equipment .

Giles reached for the wine and emptied the rest of it into their glasses . 

And as if to brook no further argument , Madame Gautier took a large paper bag and emptied the entire contents of the cookie jar into it . 

He emptied the rest of the wine into their glasses and wondered if he should order another . 

The material was deemed faulty and Mr Martinson was emptying it from his truck when it splashed over him , causing severe burns . 

Some boys were bringing battered wooden buckets up from the well and the occasional housewife emptied the slops from the night jars out into the middle of the street . 

She did not reply at once , taking her time to empty the water from the snowdrop jar , then she glanced to where Doreen already occupied the front seat of the minibus . 

John took off one of his boots and emptied the contents into a nearby aspidistra pot . 

Rachaela put down the can opener and emptied the spaghetti into the saucepan . 

The children immediately seized on this , and with permission emptied the contents on the floor . 

He took the tin of sardines through to the lean-to , opened it and emptied the contents onto the cat 's dish . 

Expanding City firms hire skips to empty old papers out of basements and attics . 

Emmie went to the bathroom and emptied the brushes out of the tooth mug and filled it with water . 

Mum furious that day when , aged seven , I emptied out the contents of her bag and arranged them on the table in descending order of size . 

He emptied out the contents of his briefcase one object at a time before moving on to his pockets . 

Robyn climbed into the jeep , picked up her handbag from the passenger seat and tipped it upside-down , emptying out the disgraceful collection of junk into her lap . 

This is the queen who was greeted , on a visit to a Scottish university , by the sight of a student emptying down his throat , at top speed , the contents of a bottle of alcohol . 

One of the details of the New Festspielhaus in Salzburg that people like to gossip about was the fact that the orchestra pit could be raised or lowered by you at the touch of a button . 

In any case , when someone gossips well they are called a wit or a conversationalist ; only those who gossip badly are tarred with the appellation ` Gossip " . 

While both sexes gossip , the literature suggests that they gossip differently . 

As they went on with their work they gossiped happily , like two birds twittering to one another from different branches of a tree . 

I remember not being able to stand outside a phone kiosk any longer and dragging out a man who was obviously gossiping therein . 

She was longing to tell them everything , but even five-year-olds gossip and it was vital , at this stage , that no one should know . 

It 's eerie walking silently between these ghost summer villages that must have once echoed to children playing , women gossiping and men complaining about being paid for their labours with books of Gaelic poetry . 

We spend 90 per cent of our design meetings drinking coffee , gossiping and giggling . 

I was in the yard one day when all the women were gossiping and Mrs Smith from the next yard happened to pass . 

Sex education used to be whispered , sniggered and gossiped about , today , we 're more enlightened , or are we ? 

People would say he was harmless , but I did n't like the idea of my remarks and behaviour being stored up for him later to gossip about or pass judgment on . 

Modigliani did not gossip , he was too preoccupied and always discreet about his love affairs . 

He also noted that Baldwin would rather walk and gossip , or withdraw for a Sunday evening to sit alone with Mrs Baldwin , than work on Cabinet papers or even a speech . 

In other chambers men , lords and their retainers sat and gossiped about what would happen next . 

“ The rest of the colony may have nothing better to do than gossip about my private life , but I draw the line at my fiancée joining in . ” 

Felix thought of Czechoslovakia and then careered into a fantasy of Ho Chi Minh gossiping about the minor members of the English Royal Family . 

She 's the sort of woman that likes to stop at home and watch soap operas and and gossip about this person , that person and the other person . 

Unless Guy came up with an acceptable explanation , the entire Court would be gossiping about them . 

He gossips about the weather and American football , recalls that he played at school and in the Army , and was a big follower of the game . 

He is full of chat now , feeling fine , gossiping to Bobby about old friends , his eyes bright and pinned ; his eyes are like twins who are also friends . 

While he fanned his charcoal-burner with bellows he gossiped to a gaggle of old women who gathered to warm themselves around his patch . 

She took to spending more time at Bush House , playing for very little except the chance to gossip in her native language . 

A clutch of young mothers gossiped outside the shop , with children eddying around them . 

I ca n't stand and gossip with Dadda 's old cousin and make a fruit cake from Mammy 's recipe . 

They and their families are doing their main weekly shopping and meeting to gossip with their friends . 

She loves gossiping with friends over lunch , he would rather be alone with his thoughts . 

When we arrived at Granny 's house Mrs Phipps and Mrs Taylor were still standing outside gossiping with the neighbours . 

The monks , unused to such curious behaviour , gossiped with relish about the strange eccentricities of this English clerk . 

Four days ago in a similar quiet period she had been gossiping with her uncle , listening to his barbed comments on affairs , on the art world , and on his family . 

There is , for example , no Annie 's Bar where we may gossip with the mighty over a vodka -- although we do have access to a well-stocked cafeteria , where the waitresses are uncommonly polite . 

By 20 July Wolfgang was writing to Leopold that he had been obliged to move out of the Weber 's house and find different lodgings , since ` people were gossiping " . 

` Just as well you 're away before father comes in ; he likes to gossip . " 

The orang-utan , gorilla , and chimpanzee are usually depicted as arising from a stock separate from that leading to man . 

In other words , the crown which the Liber Vitae depicts Cnut as wearing late in his reign looks like a German imperial crown . 

The ancient Hindu seers depicted the original cosmic creative process with somewhat more sensitivity , poetic visualization and direct insight than does modern physics . 

Governmental response to AIDS has also been varied , with some countries depicting the illness as a ` gay disease " . 

It is not difficult to depict the early medieval Church as a power-house of psychological oppression . 

Throughout his long struggle with Giraud , de Gaulle depicted himself as the one who was in touch with the aspirations of the Resistance . 

The North-East has traditionally suffered from a stereotype image depicting the region as backward in its approach to equal opportunities . 

An artist appointed to depict life along the River Tees will be working at the Gray Art Gallery and Museum in Hartlepool during March and April . 

IT SETS out to be a film depicting immense human courage amid the horrific squalor of life in Calcutta 's slums . 

One can ask whether Aristophanes is depicting a debate between the common sense of Strepsiades and the social representations of Socrates . 

Moore caused considerable scandal by depicting Jesus as surviving the Crucifixion , and being nursed back to health by Joseph of Arimathea . 

We can go a bit further with the analysis , and look at what sort of young girl she is depicting . 

This guided walk , led by Ivan Hall , will include the carvings of the Minster and many of the musical instruments depicted . 

Minerva , like Athene , was usually depicted wearing a helmet and armour and carrying a lance and shield . 

Such is the association with conflict that U.S. Captain Ray Floyd was depicted as a wartime general in Golf Digest . 

It remained on earth as a manifestation of the deceased and was depicted as a bird with a human head . 

The legend of the fox that traps birds by pretending to be dead has been depicted for centuries . 

They are depicted by the media as glamorous , exciting and interesting . 

McGovern was easily depicted by Nixon as both " radical " and unreliable . 

Scythians were depicted by the Greeks as being the most untamable savage barbarians . 

In the story of the Fall in the third chapter of Genesis the destroyer of Man 's primeval innocence is also depicted as a serpent . 

He spoke of his incentive to art as being that of ` exhilarated despair " and from nearly all of his paintings there emerges a scream as chilling as that which Munch so memorably depicted 99 years ago . 

You may rest assured I shall retain every least word , written or spoken , and all other things too , in the hard wax of my stubborn memory .

It is surely preferable to retain some defined elements of musical form , so that the music can be retained in the memory .

The student with a very poor memory , for instance , may need to create more detailed notes than the student who retains facts easily .

Sir John , it appeared , had retained a sufficiently fond memory of his cousin , and was , besides , so moved by her plight that he went himself and fetched her back to Switham .

Because I retained a few French words and phrases and could make myself understood in his language he had assumed a much wider knowledge than I possessed .

He boasted a permanent five o'clock shadow and lived the part of a hard-drinking , hard-swearing , poker-playing small town boy who belched and spoke his mind . 

The same effect occurs in cattle , though cattle belch out surplus methane . 

Suddenly , the Junkers belched a long tongue of red flame , straightened out for a moment and then spun down into the water . 

After a long while she belched several times , then said , ` Maybe I 'll be more resistant now . 

Ellis 's father belched quietly , begged pardon , and said : ` That was good . " 

Catton swallowed the last of his coffee , belched delicately with hand over mouth , and said ` Manners ! " 

We squeeze back out the pub door onto the cold pavement , and stand reeling , like we were belched up by a drunken giant . 

He was more than prepared to trade blows with the former circus act Benichou .

Early explorers traded directly with Indians for furs , but the white trappers eventually evicted the native Americans so that they could control the precious resource themselves .

He traded with France in salt and cloth , and had landed and farming interests in the Vale of Berkeley and Forest of Dean .

They say he has traded with the Soul Eaters for centuries , although I do n't know why .

In times of shortage the cattle were traded for grain from cereal farmers based in the more fertile regions to the south .

Early next week , The Royal Scots fly home to Inverness , another tour over , a month 's leave ahead .

She would n't be a real Brownie if she flew home and left them stranded out on the snowy woods .

Her application was not processed in time for her to fly home on British Airways with the rest of the family so the flight was cancelled .

Former steelworker Stuart McMillan was shot dead in September 1991 just days before he was due to fly home to Britain for a family re-union .

Carwyn was flying home , Ted was working on his self-esteem , Richie was nursing a broken nose .

YOU can fly North-west Airlines from Gatwick to San Diego via Minneapolis .

President Askar Akayev was reported to have toured the area before flying to Moscow on Aug. 24 to ask President Boris Yeltsin for Russian aid .

His parents who flew to Britain from Singapore on hearing the news were not in court as the inquest into his death was opened .

Cheltenham badminton ace Nick Ponting flew out to the Far East this week with the England squad .

President Gorbachov left many other domestic troubles at home as he flew to North America .

The couple advanced their relationship when McAvennie flew to London as a member of the Scotland squad who lost to England at Wembley in 1988 .

Eight of his friends from Oswestry are flying to Augusta this week to watch his defence .

They flew to Singapore , traded in their suitcases for back-packs , and hit the pot trail .

Kevin Ellis of Bridgend flew to the south of France last night to act as emergency cover for the Wales B team 's scrum-half Andrew Booth .

He finally flew home to South Africa and put down the money on his cluster house .

STUDENT golfer Michael Sinclair flew home from Hawaii in time to boost Knock 's chances of promotion to the match play stage of golf 's Premier Senior Cup championship today .

Lester , who failed to win any of his four races , and Duffield — who won the coveted Yorkshire Oaks — later flew back to Newmarket … in the same plane .

We 've all flown in aeroplanes , driven fast cars , eaten junk food -- things he could n't even have imagined " .

The following day we flew into the swamps in a six-seater plane .

My wife was flying from Tel -Aviv to London and who should be in front of us at the airport ?

Angolans tend to speak Portuguese rather than English , and Angola directly borders four other countries .

They had both slowly turned their heads , which were now very close as they stared to where a grassy bank rose to a narrow stretch of woodland that bordered the house gardens .

He staggered across the wide path that bordered the pond and plunged into the water .

They had ridden south , across a belt of dry moorland bordered , to the south , by thick forest .

This conquered territory was totally under Charles ' control and bordered on the territories of the unconquered Slavonic Sorbs .

The brae was extremely steep , bordered on either side by meadows and patchy woodland .

As her fears bordered upon obsession , she began deliberately re-dialling telephone numbers Charles had called .

Jenny might have called it sarcasm , but all he felt was an emotion that bordered on disappointment .

It proves nothing of the sort , " thought the Magistrate , stroking his cinnamon whiskers with excitement that bordered on ecstasy .

It is entirely land-locked , which means that it is bordered in all directions by other countries -- Zambia , Zimbabwe , Namibia and South Africa .

Each park will be bordered by a buffer zone where environmentally friendly farming will be encouraged .

The last stretch is down a narrow lane bordered by woods and lined with horse boxes , cars and spectators , the latter all striving to catch first sight of the leading riders coming at full gallop .

The land rose and fell gently , and the fields were bordered by hedges and trees .

It was with a sense of relief that we slunk east again , through a surprising ( but apparently intermittent ) east-west tide rip through the narrows of Akar Bogazi , for Kekova Roads . 

Looking down at their still and silent master , the two dogs began to slink nearer until they lay down beside him , noses resting on his body . 

The owners are not seeing guilty behaviour when Rover slinks across the floor , they are seeing the submissive behaviour Rover displays in anticipation of the aggression , however mild , the owners are about to use in attempt to reprimand him . 

Their assumption that ` he knows what he has done wrong " is based on the fact that Rover is slinking along the floor with its head and tail down looking for all the world like a naughty school boy who 's just broken the headmaster 's window . 

Watching the girl slink from the room without so much as a goodnight , Alice took hold of her husband 's hand . 

He would go very quietly now , and he would go very stealthily , and he would slink inside Tara , and he would find out quite a lot about Medoc . 

Slide through the front door , slink into the bedroom -- they know the flat now , remember -- ; and use a quiet knife , with one hand across the mouth to stop a dying scream . 

Acknowledge people when you arrive rather than slinking into a corner . 

Tealtaoich was not exactly padding into the forest and he was not precisely slinking into it either . 

Feeling self-conscious at entering a pub by herself , she slunk into the Markham Arms , a glamorous tavern in the King 's Road where men-about-Chelsea relaxed in the evening . 

I forgot everything I ever knew about standing up for myself and , without argument , I slunk meekly into the night . 

U From my vantage point I could see through the railings into the front garden where Shep was slinking noiselessly into position beneath the stones . 

Similarly , an otter slinking into a stream 100 metres away from a trout will not go unnoticed . 

Jean Collona also slunk through the Seventies and underlined a look that will for at least a year separate the old from the young . 

I 'd naively thought they could mount some low-profile operation to catch Andy watching his own funeral ; I 'd imagined cops slinking through the undergrowth , whispering into radios , gradually closing in . 

Ernest ` Honest " Johns approached us as we slunk out of the club . 

` Good-bye , Griselda , " said Mildred , slinking out of the room feeling like a criminal . 

She raised an arm and slashed at the dog with it ; it howled , and slunk away . 

` Now , sir , " Cranston continued quietly as the other traders slunk back , ` I can ask the wardsman to convene a jury of your peers or we can settle on a fine ? " 

Raskolnikov 's first thought on slinking down the lodging-house stairs is one of surprise at himself that he should be ` simultaneously " in terror of his landlady and planning a murder . 

Most of my friends collapsed thankfully on to their beds , but I slunk down the long flights of stone stairs and took up a position in the foyer where I could watch the front door . 

The renegade comes slinking in and simperingly confides to the general his ability to lead his security forces to Sister Chiang . 

His alarm call causes the females to slink off undetected while he may produce a diversionary display to confuse a predator or male rivals . 

The individual concerned would pick up his P45 tax form from the accounts department and slink off . 

` When I was that age , I slunk about in an agony of embarrassment in case anybody looked at me . " 

Herbert Read , in a conversation with Stephen Spender during this period , suggested that Eliot was lacking in affection for " perhaps everyone " and that he wished " to slink away into some corner and die " . 

A sudden reminder to the world that while the Russian Bear may be slinking back into its cave , the American Eagle can still scream through the skies , is one thing . 

Then , as one , they slink back into the darkness , seeking privacy and safety in the womb of the undercut . 

Then , after watching Knocker slink back behind the bar , she would throw the drunk out herself . 

Nosey reluctantly slunk back to Sharpe , then saw something across the river and gave a bark of warning . 

Even in daylight it had a sombre , suspicious air as if it wished to slink back from the adjoining houses . 

The two poets talked together , the dogs slunk back into the room and fought under the window , the fire flickered . 

I rubbed some of the fragrant perfume my master used into my neck and cheeks , borrowed his best cambric shirt , cloak and hood , and slunk back to the courtyard . 

Then there are members of the medical profession who bark , ` Breastfeeding , I trust ? " when you slink in for your six-week check-up . 

At half past four the morose office messenger would slink in with his brief case for the last of the week 's mail , ducking the cheerful insults the girls would fling at him . 

I spotted the incontinent Nubian slinking off into the desert to squat behind a hill . 

The guards were so drunk they hardly realised they had been outcheated and slunk off to their pallet beds . 

He slunk out through the doors while they were clapping the band after finishing one of their noisy , interminable Highland dances . 

I slunk out into the street feeling like a prisoner on parole . 

During a protracted confrontation with a drunken heckler he deservedly came out the winner both on points and then with a clear knockout ; the humiliated toper slinking out by a side door . 

It was Dobson and his gang who were left on the street , laughing , while he had to slink shamefully away . 

He was doing his winsome act , almost fluttering his eyelashes at her . 

` Well , I could make it werf yer while , " she said fluttering her eyelashes at him . 

She finished , fluttered her lashes at me and smoothed the corduroy dress over her wide hips . 

For the lady -- accompanied by red admirals , peacocks and common blues -- was fluttering her wings in the new butterfly centre . 

A man appeared at the end of the street , shouting and fluttering his white arms : his robe billowed like a sheet on a washing line . 

` Tomorrow the galahs descend , and squawk , and flutter their plumage . " 

Flora raised her eyebrows , fluttered her eyelashes and said , ` True , " pursing her lips . 

The tall Finn and Peter Horbury together raised her up and in a moment or two her eyelids fluttered open . 

Mada Joyce bent ponderously to feel Hyacinth 's brow and the child 's eyes fluttered open . 

Alexandra 's hands fluttered immediately between her head and her waist . 

She exhaled slowly , shudderingly , holding her breath as Parmedes injected Zambia in the neck . 

Among the innovations is a medical mass spectrometer , which will analyse the gases breathed and exhaled by patients , virtually ruling out any risk of brain damage under anaesthetic due to equipment failure or human error . 

A COMPUTER screen linked to Britain 's only medical mass-spectrometer gives a constant read-out of gases inhaled and exhaled by patient . 

To normalise 1 , the lexical roots must be altered , as no adjustment of closed set items has a noticeable effect : He exhaled a carcinogenic puff of smoke . 

He exhaled his terminal breath and his neck flopped down limply . 

Plummer exhaled deeply and gripped the receiver tightly in his hand . 

Exhaling a cigarette through the fine tissues of a handkerchief gives graphic demonstration of what happens to the even finer tissues of the lungs . 

With great effort she managed to bend her arm and jab the point of her elbow in the soft pit of his stomach . 

Christine had to bend her arm down by her side to get her fingers to connect with the keys . 

Joe 's swollen lips moved and Patrick bent his head , bringing it close to is friend . 

Sit on the floor , bend your knees and place the soles of your feet together . 

Bend your legs at the knees and swoop your arms down and behind your bottom , in one movement . 

Bend your legs a little and punch each arm in front of you , changing arms with each punch . 

They bend their heads right back until their faces are entirely open to the sky . 

The priest made us sit next to him on footstools ; he bent his red face towards us and whispered that we should become the angels of our homes and his . 

Bend your arms in front of you , so that you are resting some of your weight on your elbows . 

In its rough state , he showed it to the Professor , who bent his grey beard over the neat script , and read for some time in silence . 

Germany 's merely aristocratic performers happily bent the knee to Kaiser Franz Beckenbauer . 

It was beginning to swell and there were signs of bruising , but she could move her fingers , although it hurt when she tried to bend her wrist . 

Susan bent forward slightly for a better view and saw what it was . 

` Bend forward over the table , young woman , and grasp the far edge . " 

Mr Wolski 's old head bent over Minch and his hands rested gently on her back . 

She bent over Rob 's hand and slowly , deftly drew out the sliver of wood . 

What so many people still do is bend from the waist while keeping their legs straight . 

Endill bent down and tried to reach his hand but it was too far away . 

She looked so utterly pathetic that I bent down and comforted her silently , stroking her hair , kissing her face . 

Your elbows will bend naturally and you will feel the natural flow of brisk rhythmic walking . 

In response to that , Mum told him to remember Joshua , and how he took up the sword and slew the enemies of Israel . 

One fainted , according to some reports , and had to be carried out -- so tremendous had been the spectacle of a man of God slain by a man of science . 

One village had slain three men from the north who had tried to steal food , and they hung like scarecrows on a crude gibbet . 

Tyrion is even capable of slaying a greater daemon given a modicum of luck . 

` You sound as though your family had lived here since Sir Eggleswyke slew the great eel . " 

` Moreover Abishai the son of Zeruiah slew the Edomites in the valley of salt eighteen thousand , " he said . 

Should say by the look of the stick and everything that it 's either Moses parting the Red Sea or Samson slaying all those Philippinos with the jawbone of an ass . " 

He was alone ; a single Russian with a musket could have slain him with ease , but with fixed bayonets none could fire . 

Walter Tyrrell was the man alleged to have slain King William Rufus with an arrow " either deliberately or accidentally , in the New Forest on the second of August in the year 1100 . " 

They all shot well ; even Elizabeth slew a deer , loosing too high at a stag and accidentally killing a hind beyond it . 

After you had slain the lady , you took one of her cloaks as well as the ring from her finger . 

He would also be slaying a part of himself , burning out certain aspects of … sensitivity , of scepticism . 

The Minotaur was finally slain by Theseus , who found his way out of the labyrinth by trailing a skein of thread given him by the king 's daughter , ARIADNE . 

A model damaged by a bolt thrower sustains not 1 but D4 wounds , which means that even large monsters can be hurt or even slain by a hit from a bolt thrower . 

` Sir Ralph may have been slain by peasant leaders plotting rebellion . 

Of course , if all the Goblins are slain then all the remaining Squigs will go wild ! 

If two or more crewmen are slain then the remaining crew will be unable to cope , so when it shoots the cannon must miss a whole turn before it can shoot again . 

If any crew are slain the cannon 's speed is reduced proportionally . 

If Grom is slain he may still try to regenerate wounds suffered , and if successful he is not killed after all . 

There were those who fought for the joy of fighting and those who slew for the sake of slaying . 

And this Thiercelin who was persecuting him , now he came to think about it , much resembled young Yakovlev , whom he had slain in sport all those years ago . 

` No , but perhaps in this spot I might find wildlife to slay . " 

` They do n't live together -- I mean not in the same place , " he added conscientiously . 

Another respondent who indicated that their library had a ` full-time training officer " , qualified this response by adding ` partly " . 

` No , they did n't , " exclaims Kier , adding contritely ` it could go either way . " 

He added wryly , ` As you can see , not a very successful one . 

Antoinette 's beautiful eyes were sad as she added softly , ` I ca n't let him marry her . 

When Sanchez did n't respond , Culley added , ` We 're not talking about a pay-off , here . 

` If I 'm a wee bit late , " she added , ` you wo n't have to mind , will you ? " 

He added : “ Eldorado has been a brave venture to which many people have given huge energy and commitment . 

` Babies should be wanted and planned , " added Father Laverty . 

We thought the rail trunk haul would be rather less than £168 ” , added Mr Gisby . 

He added that the measures announced yesterday would be the last change to the Government 's poll tax plans . 

He added that there might be a sufficient pool of volunteers to act as a new breed of ` civil justices " . 

• One senior Mercedes-Benz executive admitted the vulgar V12 badge on the C-pillar of the S-class was a triumph of marketing over design and quickly added that it was a delete option intended for the Japanese and Americans . 

He added that he had made it clear to the IoT that the Faculty would be willing to explore co-operation over exams , but the IoT was not interested . 

He felt that ` shareholder pressure " would ensure compliance with the Code , but added that ` if self-regulation does not work , a more bureaucratic legislative solution would be inevitable " . 

He said that he understood this and was sorry , but could only add that the deaf community regarded the birth of each and every deaf child as a precious gift . 

` Do n't you want to know about the children 's clothes ? " she asked , adding that they had looked rather sweet . 

He added that the delay was the unfortunate result of three emergency calls arriving within an hour . 

Coun Williams added local disabled groups were consulted during the planning stage of the scheme and would benefit from it along with the elderly and parents with pushchairs . 

Dr Tony Gillham , Chemoxy managing director , added the deal is covered by a customer confidentiality clause . 

And he added the problem was heightened because young men in the DMSU units such as that in which Moore had served would feel ` stigmatised " in seeking help because it ` would show weakness " . 

Mr Smyth added he believed Treasury cash limits on the amount of money spent on security in the province was a major problem . 

Draw a plan on each page to show where the colour is each month , and add comments about future planting . 

We would like to add comments about its use relevant to non-anaesthetists . 

Under cross-examination I added a few more details about my supposed activities . 

Speaker A offers no contribution and speaker B adds some additional information about telephones . 

Anyway , he added to himself , as he looked with pity at the little boy , it was asking for trouble , giving him such a daft name . 

The most remarkable thing , he adds with a descent into realism , is how such a multitude was fed . 

He added without explanation , ` Her elder son was killed in Northern Ireland . 

If you 're not too busy , of course , " she added guiltily as she put on her jacket . 

` Nobody except me that is , " I added hastily in case he decided to throw me in the dungeons . 

` Like now ? " he added pointedly when Robyn stared vacantly into space and made no move . 

Then he turned to smile grimly at Tallis , adding quietly but audibly , ` And I do n't want that little killer anywhere in slingshot range . 

But last night the NRHA spokeswoman emphatically denied her authority had any secret list , adding there was just one person in the North who was waiting more than two years for treatment . 

And he added , even more pointedly , ` BHS dressage techniques do n't help much on the side of a mountain or in a peat bog . " 

Leonard Bloomfield , having begun with a theory of meaning which emphasized the environment in which objects were present and named , had to add the obvious proviso that we sometimes mention what is not present .

Cyril adds , `` The family is rich , they live in Nairobi , but they are said to be in despair over their daughter 's ' perverted sex drive .

The NYT adds that intervention of Venezuela 's Catholic Church was helpful in defusing the situation , which ended with the Congress retreating .

'' We specialize in public benefits , housing evictions and domestic violence , '' Comart said , but added that because of such a high volume of need and staffing reductions , `` most cases are advice and brief services as opposed to extended representation . ''

The NYT says that Gore outpolled Bill Bradley 63 percent to 35 percent , adding that this result was a `` setback '' for Bradley , `` who had campaigned aggressively . ''

'' There are other ways , however , to create a permissive environment , '' she added .

The opportunities for commercial exploitation of the hiking boom were grasped readily by the railway companies who offered cheap day returns to hikers .

The fact that the rational expectations hypothesis is a free-standing set of criteria which can be applied to a wide variety of macroeconomic models was rarely grasped by early Keynesian critics .

Only the very perceptive and those with clear information and a wide perspective over events could fully grasp the interrelationship of these developments .

The king thought long , or perhaps sat silent long without thought , hardly yet fully grasping what had befallen .

Polybius never quite grasped the political organization of Italy in his own time .

` Facts " do not just exist , they have to be grasped by the intellect , using a conceptual framework .

The economic causes of the war constituted but one dimension of a process which can only be grasped by a multi-causal approach .

Since ch'i occupies the place in Chinese cosmology corresponding to matter in ours , Westerners took a long time to grasp how very different it is from what we understand by matter .

I still could n't grasp that he understood the particular use I made of such ` consistent convolutions " .

Even at the primary stage , it has been shown that children can often grasp that a country house contains material that has accumulated over a long period .

The expert 's advantage is in his easy access to the evidence and in his better ability to grasp its significance .

He had no trouble grasping her meaning , she saw , and he even smiled as he replied , ` You 're too sharp , Leith .

The boy was sitting there , not an arm 's length from him now , studying the patterns of black and white with a fierce intensity , as if to grasp some meaning from them .

You could find yourself in greater difficulties later if you do n't grasp basic concepts and ideas in the early stages of the class .

It is cynical to suppose that , far from ` designing " its gp160 to be denatured , MicroGeneSys has rewritten history and grasped the concept of vaccine immunotherapy as a way to exploit their denatured product ?

Being book packagers by tradition also means that they immediately grasp the concept of exacting the maximum possible payback from their investments through as many diverse exploitations as possible of their information assets .

Grasping the essentials of the Constitution at any given moment is clearly a demanding and confusing task .

When one of the security men raised the subject tentatively , Ceauşescu grasped the point at once .

The better you grasp the salient points ( and store them in your memory ) , the more physical intuition and predictive power you will acquire .

` You 're right , " said Pepe , who was no genius but could grasp business principles if they were explained simply .

It 's difficult , I think , just to grasp the implications of a statement like that immediately .

By mid-century , many scientific and professional groups had grasped the value of the new medium as an aid to empirical verification .

Lenin and the Bolsheviks had grasped the supreme political importance of the railways and the press as instruments for turning their domination of some cities of European Russia in 191 7 into an all-Russian revolution .

Learn how to ride a ski on a carving edge -- a course of lessons may be necessary -- and you should automatically grasp the rudiments of good powder technique too .

This is simple concept , but it may initially be difficult to grasp its many ramifications .

A people which grasps its sense of nationality with pleasure and love can always celebrate its rebirth .

There are formal operational thinkers -- those who immediately grasp the abstract form of the problem and solve it quickly and easily .

The power of individuals to grasp autonomy for themselves depends on their ability to proceed in groups without the powerful outsider .

The life history of each and every individual needed to be grasped not merely in the context of his/her immediate environment , but as part of a broader racial history .

For social Darwinists like Herbert Spencer , evolutionary theory demonstrated scientifically what earlier social scientists had only grasped in moral terms .

We do not know , therefore , whether he had himself been repelled by an arid scholastic theology that so frequently reduced ` God " to an idea that our limited minds could grasp .

Promises such as ` you will avoid complications " or ` live longer " may be grasped with enthusiasm by the over-forties but are unlikely to appeal to youngsters .

For all the rejection of what was sometimes called ` woman garbage '' by American feminists , the issue of appearance is something that no woman can wholly avoid .

Never a person to hold back criticism when he felt it was needed , he lashed Lucien mercilessly with harsh words , and threw up his hands in despair when Lucien fouled yet another movement . 

There she heard Father Myles Kavanagh lash the assassin who shot 41-year-old Isabel in the back . 

She lashed the class with scorn and ridicule and punished them for the nasty thoughts in her own mind . 

Trance-like he drove down the Edgware Road , responding to the multitudinous traffic lights with mechanical movements , while the agitated Eleanor continued to lash his unreceptive ear with a never-ending stream of abuse . 

Folly lashed the aggressor over the head with her roses -- which immediately disintegrated in a hail of scented petals . 

He had turned her over then , his hands brutal , and removing his leather belt , had lashed her unmercifully across buttocks and thighs . 

GMB boss John Edmonds lashed the banks for joining in speculators ' attacks on the pound . 

Five more people were reported dead in Havana , Cuba , after the storm lashed the island . 

Sad Michael , who died of liver cancer at 27 , was lashed with leather thongs in front of a packed audience at a West End Theatre just two days before joining the show . 

Lashing their horses and beating aside all in their way with the flats of their swords , Balliol and his immediate lieutenants drove off , through and away . 

And before Mala could lash at him again , he explained , and terrified me right down to my boots . 

Carey swung the rod out for a cast , and Ellwood tore it from his grip , then stepped back and lashed at the priest , holding the rod two-handed , bellowing with outrage . 

How often have we heard the Association lashed by the Banks for our alleged failure to accept Independent Third Party decisions ? 

His voice lashed like a whip , forcing a cry of pain from her lips . 

The fires of fury and hatred were smouldering in her small black eyes . 

Ratagan said nothing , though fire still smouldered in his cavernous eyes . 

Isabel had one quick glimpse of the fire smouldering in fitzAlan 's eyes as he lifted his head , then his mouth came down on hers in a kiss of such male dominance that she went completely limp . 

And why should it , he reflected , when a sullen anger smouldered in him still ? 

Like a fire that has been damped down but not extinguished , anger smouldered in Lou 's eyes . 

She felt that all compassion must have passed from Emilia with the emptying of her womb except for this last residue that smouldered in the promise she exacted now . 

He was also formidable , demanding , difficult -- and smouldering with anger , but she still found it impossible to tear her gaze away . 

His blue doublet was gold laced ; his breast plate gleamed ; his face , under its heavy helmet was smouldering with a familiar rage , and his dark eyes flared . 

On the outside he was coolly polite , but underneath he was smouldering with rage . 

It would have been hard to sit there smouldering with scorn while all around children were bouncing about delivering their verdict of unrestrained approval . 

The eyes smouldered for a moment at the impertinence , then he seemed to see the funny side and chuckled hoarsely . 

It seemed to Tallis that she had smouldered for a long time before finally the fire had taken hold . 

Oh , André was always a hit with the girls , and he did have a certain effeminate appeal and a wonderful way with words , but he lacked Piers 's vitality , the vibrant sexuality that seemed to smoulder away inside him . 

The honey-sweet warmth that had smouldered deep inside her exploded , filling her with a shimmering liquid heat . 

When he turned around to face her his dark eyes were smouldering . 

A measure of freedom to the son , and the last indignity to the father 's bones -- what manner of dealing is that ? " said Llewelyn , smouldering . 

Uncover the pan and continue cooking until all the moisture has evaporated ; the pan should also be sizzling again and the dumplings golden brown and crisp underneath . 

You 're going to a friend 's for a barbecue on a hot summer 's evening , and you 're walking up the drive and you can smell the barbecue sizzling away . 

Breakfast of sausage , egg and chips was sizzling over camp-fires . 

Inside was a lighted wick ; as the metal dish warmed up , the nicotine began to sizzle and give off fumes lethal to red spider mite and aphids . 

A fire was burning in a black grate which had an oven to the side of it ; a large black kettle was sizzling on the hob . 

Tomorrow this butter will be enriching many a roast chicken , thousands of omelettes and cakes and pastries , filling the kitchens of France with the incomparable scent of butter gently sizzling in a frying pan …

In the kitchen the meat sizzled in the oven and a big pan of potatoes stood on the hob . 

Thick slabs of bacon sizzled on a pan that sat by the fire , and they mopped up the fat with grainy bread , washing it down with spring water . 

The pig sizzled on the flames , spitting fat , startling the Daurog for a moment . 

They took it in turns to breathe in the smoke , as the substance sizzled with a malicious delight . 

When it begins to sizzle , add the garlic cloves and cook until tender and evenly browned . 

Only a clock ticked and a saucepan sizzled , now and then , upon the diminutive stove . 

You come to fear and loathe reserved passengers who turn up after the flight is supposed to have left , squeezing out standbys . 

` How I loathe people who raise one's hopes , only to dash them to the ground ! " 

` I 'll ask no leading questions , as I remember how I loathed them when I first started seeing a lot of Tom . 

I have not loved to be very bold afore women , much more would I loathe to come into the hands of any living man , be he physician or surgeon . " 

Mercedes-Benz 's proud engineers also loathe being lumped in with companies making everything from washing machines to weapons . 

Much as I loathe using the term ` chops " , you possess them in abundance . 

And I loathed all sport to the point of finding its ethics repellent . 

It seemed odd that he loathed her with such intensity and yet had made a pass at her . 

You may feel so attached to your baby that you loathe the thought of leaving him . 

I just loathe the thought of telling my nasty little tale a second time . " 

He loathed the sterile ritual of inspections , and this poor devil in his untimely end had saved him from that . 

The electorate may loathe the Tories , but it has yet to learn to love Labour . 

But whether they love you or loathe you , never expect to get your property back . 

He is loathed by some , more traditionally minded officers for his astute and ready use of publicity . 

Adolf Hitler 's ruthless occupation policy across Europe and the discovery of the concentration camps ensured that Germans were loathed and hated and the destruction they suffered was seen as deserved . 

Churchill hates Stalin , Stalin loathes Churchill and that sick old man Roosevelt understands and trusts neither . 

Her tone said that she still loathed the Harlequin man , yet she felt compelled to be accurate . 

She loathed her mother 's loathing of Mrs Hanney ; it made her shiver with horror . 

I adore crumpets ; and I loathe romanticism and that ` all for love and the world well lost " stuff . 

He loathed the constant uproar of our house and only wanted peace and quiet when he was in the house . 

With every fibre of his being , he loathed the woman he had married . 

She is then obliged , under the terms of his will , to deal with his lawyer , Charlie Leveque , whom she has never met but loathes on principle . 

She , Topaz , would love Andrew whilst she still drew breath , but he was imprisoned at High Brook with a wife he loathed . 

` I loathe and detest you , Luke Travis , " Merrill whispered later , as she hung up the pink dress . 

`` I 'm just taking the chance to make more money , '' said Le The Khoi , a construction worker turned ferryman paddling passengers in his wooden boat .

The road stretched ahead , swerving gently up a hill through fields bounded by stone walls . 

Past little stands of foxglove in the green foreground before a copse , the floor of the wood swerves sharply down to a fast stream the colour of nickel . 

You 're never very far from urban centres but the walk sidesteps and swerves as cleverly as the best Welsh fly-halves to follow a largely rural route . 

No longer berating herself for being an imperfect mother , she will be satisfied simply to be good enough . " 

She took a shaky step back , mentally berating herself for continuing to react to him in this inexplicable fashion . 

Selkirk 's provost , Tom Henderson , director of a textile dyeing company , berated him for damaging the image of the tweed trade . 

Heath was even led to castigate , in his famous phrase , the ` unacceptable face of capitalism " , and to berate industrialists for failing to take up industrial investment opportunities . 

He did not berate himself for failing to identify the sound of a German tunnel . 

` What time is it ? " she asked , berating herself for having slept all night . 

( She even had the ` temerity " to berate him for moving off while she was crossing . ) 

His final point about trust is fair enough , it sounds like he has had a gutful of Leeds fans berating him for sticking to his guns . 

Stocks of petrol were low , and late one afternoon cars passing the orderly room were stopped by an irate major-general , who berated us for using valuable petrol at such a time of crisis . 

Only two Fridays ago , the hon. Gentleman was berating Conservative Members for not having read " Meet the Challenge . 

Just occasionally the tensions spilled over , such as when she berated Moira publicly about the way she was feeding her first child . 

The shopkeeper who berated the regime for its brylcream policy accepted its definition of him as a capitalist , an entrepreneur : that did not seem justified by any sensible criterion of capitalism . 

He had the impertinence to berate me for knee-jerk reactions on behalf of the Government when he opposes absolutely everything that the Government do , however sensible it obviously is . 

So all of a sudden my supposed victim 's berating me for my absence . 

My poor mother , I am sure , could n't determine whether to commend my prudence or berate me for my lack of romance . 

The other men in the canoe had laughed at his impatience and berated him for pointing . 

Ministers and MPs complained about their allegedly ` luxurious " service centres or excessive advertising in one breath , while berating the nationalised industries in the next breath for being insufficiently ` commercial " . 

When the maid returned upstairs Mrs Putt was berating her son in a near-hysterical voice , the predominant words being , ` Why ? 

The vacancy must be filled within three days , and for those three days Aunt Louise berated me almost without pause . 

The author recalls a visit to the German Bundestag where the British were roundly berated for being ` little Englanders " . 

The state formerly reviled for cleaving too closely to Moscow 's line now finds itself berated by the Kremlin as well as the Western world for not following the path of glasnost and perestroika . 

Lesser players can try the same tack but run the risk of being berated by their amateur partners for being unfriendly or even unprofessional . 

Firstly , the statistics appearing in the background paper were frequently berated for failing to make clear the actual level of default amongst partnerships and thus for misdirecting the profession on the issues . 

Outside the door , where the orderlies sat on the ground in a row , their backs to the wall , a woman was berating the coffee orderly , Yussuf . 

A leading figure in this agitation was Captain André Cipriani , a French Creole , who through his prominence as mayor of Port of Spain continuously berated the Crown Colony Government . 

TWO left-wing women berated a hapless male delegate who stupidly used ` Hello , gorgeous girls " at his opening fraternal gambit at the TUC in Blackpool . 

The debate , which was watched by 8,000,000 people , was characterized by ill-tempered sparring , with the contenders choosing to spend more time berating each other than attacking the record of President Bush . 

Instead , he berates her and describes the misery she might expect as a beggar . 

She completely ignored her husband until he fell asleep in his chair , whereupon she woke him up and berated him all the way up the stairs , their shouting and swearing affecting the children not one iota . 

He was usually invited out to lunch , resumed work or attended a concert in the evening , and then went to see Constanze , when her mother ( who was often drunk ) berated both of them . 

Their possessing familiars are sharp-tongued vipers which berate the women 's husbands in a fashion that no self-respecting man could tolerate directly from his wife . 

The besieged driver revved up his engine in a threatening manner and berated his passengers . 

` Do n't berate yourself , man , " the doctor answered gruffly . 

An agreement on the opening of air traffic and direct telecommunications was signed between Hulun Buir in Inner Mongolia and Chita oblast in the Soviet Union , Hohhot ( Inner Mongolia ) radio reported on Nov. 28 .

In February 1990 a treaty was signed between Denmark and East Germany aimed at combating oil and chemical pollution of the Baltic .

On 11 November , 1918 , the Armistice was signed between Great Britain and her Allies , and Germany .

On June 12 an accord was signed between the RPR and the Union for French Democracy ( UDF ) allowing for the two parties to put up joint candidates at local and legislative elections .

The directors ' report should be approved by the board of directors and signed on behalf of the board by a director or the secretary of the company .

A memorandum signed on Dec. 29 by Deputy Foreign Minister Mahmud Va'ezi and the director-general of the French Foreign Ministry Francois Scheer resolved a 12-year financial dispute between the two countries .

A contract for the joint exploitation of these resources was signed on March 14 , 1990 , with Kuwaiti and Soviet interests and major oil companies , notably Exxon and Mobil .

Mr Lamont said the move would take the Government two-thirds of the way down the road to the Rio commitment on global warming , signed at the Earth Summit last June by the Prime Minister .

Second was the frontier agreement between the two countries signed at the 1975 OPEC summit in Algiers .

The agreement was signed at the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) in Vienna by Hong Gun Pyo , North Korea 's Deputy Nuclear Energy Minister , and Hans Blix , the IAEA Director-General .

The document was signed by the Chair Glenys Thornton , the Secretary Terry Ashton , and the Treasurer Brian Nicholson .

The atomic weapon had been developed in the expectation that it would be used if necessary ; this was made explicit in the Hyde Park agreement signed by Roosevelt and Churchill in September 1944 .

Signed by President Bush and Prime Minister Mulroney on March 13 , the agreement commits the USA to cutting sulphur dioxide ( SO2 ) emissions to below 1980 levels by the year 2000 .

As has been noted above ( page 10 ) all UUUC candidates with the exception of Kilfedder signed an undertaking that they would observe the directives of the UUUC .

THE public has applied for more than half of the £5.3billion water privatisation issue , with more than 1.4 million people signing cheques for an average of £2,000 .

Britain , too , signed a commercial agreement with Spain in May 1948 .

Garry Parker yesterday signed a new four-year contract with Nottingham Forest .

The USSR had signed a Friendship and Cooperation Treaty with Iraq in 1972 .

Failing to get from Hitler the assistance he needed , Franco signed a commercial agreement with the United Kingdom and Portugal on 24 July 1940 .

On July 9 he signed a treaty of cultural , economic and scientific co-operation with the Soviet Union .

China and Slovenia signed a trade agreement on Nov. 9 in Beijing .

On July 4 , 1989 , the government , business leaders and the CTV signed an economic pact to help reduce inflation and combat recession .

I had to sign a paper saying I 'd be responsible for the arrears .

Thus , for example , a provision declaring signed accounts to be binding will not apply in the event that a partner is induced to sign a false account believing it to be true .

United Germany and Poland would sign a treaty confirming their bilateral border ( the Oder-Neisse line ) .

Before that fight , Lewis and Bowe had signed an agreement stating the winner of the Lewis-Ruddock fight would face the winner of Bowe-Holyfield .

An agreement was signed to promote co-operation on economic , cultural , scientific and technological issues .

The Propane Company , a London firm of traders , tried to break into the market by signing a deal with the Chinese to sell the metals to European customers .

On Oct. 31 the leaders signed a declaration pledging closer co-operation and agreed to meet annually in future .

Rigby 's predecessor in Zanzibar , Atkins Hamerton , had signed a treaty with Majid 's father in 1845 ; this restricted , but did not abolish , the East African slave trade .

All he had to do was to come round when you called and sign the death certificate with all particulars correct .

` The first was a kit deal with DMF I 'm alleged to have signed without any authority from the club , which is a lie -- and he knows it .

It became clear , for example , that a contract signed without the artist having had independent legal advice was virtually unenforceable .

When suitably indoctrinated , they would see the benefits of the new housing , and perhaps even come to pity those unfortunates who did not share their style of life -- like the party leaders , for instance . 

I rather pity the young who live in London because they must be having a particularly difficult time . 

And if you are wise you will never pity the past for what it did not know , but pity yourself for what it did . 

He could have felt superior and thought them all fools for pitying him for getting what he wanted . 

One might almost pity the frail old man in East Berlin , seemingly helpless and uncomprehending as his life 's work crumbles around him . 

She had pitied him ; and that was part of the devaluing , the belittling . 

She pitied him , and said , smiling gently : ` No , you have grown up in the years you 've had my old garage , and you are very much a young man . " 

I did n't want any pity , that was the thing I was worried about : that people were going to pity me . 

It is socialisation that transforms ageing into something that is to be feared , and leads us to believe that older people are to be pitied . 

Dora , Lady Westbourne , might not be enamoured of her husband , but she was not going to be pitied . 

David was confident the police had no evidence to connect him with the murder otherwise they would have arrested him by now .

A second cousin of the Queen had brawled on-stage with Manchester United 's centre forward . 

Soon after he met his second wife , Hannah Anderson , a publican 's daughter from Gateshead , Gallacher was arrested for brawling with her brother under Newcastle 's High Level Bridge . 

In the rehearsal room after lunch I find a tough-looking guy brawling with two younger men . 

They said the sailors were detained after about 500 seamen brawled along Lisbon 's dockside , besieging a police station , smashing windows in shops and bars and overturning cars . 

Her only daughter , the apple of her eye , had been brawling in the street . 

“ My good girl , you must be very naïve — as naïve , apparently , as my dear stepsister — if you think I 'd contemplate even for one moment sharing these very cramped quarters with you . 

Why do people on holiday suddenly start taking up the kind of violent exercise they would n't even contemplate normally ? " sighed Jim . 

The thought of staying here and watching him drown was too horrific to contemplate . 

The cruel semi-obscurity visited upon Angus Wilson in his declining years is ghastly to contemplate . 

Daytime activity concentrates on soaking up the sun by the pool and contemplating at leisure which of Ten Bel 's many activities to try next . 

The idea of standing out there was too awful to contemplate , and the knowledge that the hour would eventually arrive sent me into a state of high anxiety . 

The fact is that we are contemplating not a two-tier health service but a better health service . 

Companies contemplating entering overseas markets will need , and are advised to seek or develop , specialist knowledge and expertise in these areas . 

A court contemplating a wasted costs order under section 19A of the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 should formulate concisely the complaint and the grounds upon which the order may be sought . 

That is why the Family Bond is an ideal investment for every adult ( regardless of marital status or dependants ) contemplating a regular savings scheme . 

In the EC member states agriculture was heavily subsidized through the common agricultural policy , and their reluctance to contemplate the phasing out of subsidies had deadlocked the GATT talks and threatened a major trade war . 

` I was intimidated by the extravagance , " said Anne , who had never even contemplated the possibility of Dustin 's becoming a movie star , an occupation she then professed to despise . 

However , the fact that she can ` still do a two hour ballet class -- after one hour of Keep Fit to warm up -- " and is contemplating a new career in millinery shows enviable versatility . 

He hopes to bully Mr Kinnock -- Mr Major 's refusal to contemplate such a deal is absolute -- into establishing PR for ever , something for which only a fifth of the electorate will have voted . 

But as we contemplate these bitter internecine struggles we should not be too unsympathetic or complacent . 

We have commented that people who contemplate suicide usually feel that life has nothing left to offer , and that they are a burden to themselves and those around them . 

The insistence that the discussion take place through established party channels and the refusal to contemplate changes to the present communist system meant real reforms are extremely unlikely , he added . 

I can only add that the abolition of free eye tests is the worst false economy imaginable , and could only be contemplated by such a short-sighted Government . 

No legal change in priority has been contemplated , so that drivers may continue to assume dominance over foot traffic in housing areas . 

Worth a thought when you 're contemplating which computer you 'll cough up cash for . 

` It 's been a difficult year , " admits Sir David Nicholas wearily as he contemplates how best to manage 40 staff in the Gulf . 

There was a determined set to Churchill 's jaw as he contemplated what he might say next . 

He looked at her from under those thick dark lashes , as though contemplating whether to answer her question or not . 

The sketch was one where he played a man contemplating how different life might have been had there not been a world war . 

They were silent for a moment , Rachel trying to contemplate what it must be like to be entirely alone in the world , then , as a sudden thought hit her she glanced up . 

It was degrading even to contemplate that she would feel an obligation towards him . 

Poppy-straw and concentrate of poppy-straw are controlled drugs and the Act apparently contemplates that one may be produced from the other . 

It was held that this loss should be recoverable from the shipowners because they should reasonably have contemplated that the delay would have resulted in a loss . 

Miller is currently contemplating an autumn debut with his own gallery in Cologne . 

Stephanie thought of this phase as the deprivation of privacy , not contemplating the possibility that privacy was gone forever . 

Leonora contemplated argument , abandoned it , and , without taking the hand , got up and started for the stairs on leaden feet , full of foreboding about the night ahead . 

True , there are no signs that either Mr Major or Mr Kinnock would contemplate a coalition . 

` Like hundreds of thousands of British soldiers in these fields I am trying to contemplate my death . 

Driven away from conciliation by an obscure masonic conspiracy in 1816 , it would appear that , on the verge of the revolution of 1820 , the king once again contemplated some form of concession . 

Not many top businessmen would even contemplate crossing the Pacific in a hot air balloon , for fun or any other reason . 

He contemplated joining the French army , but although it would have entailed killing the same people and fighting for possession of the same land , it was not the same as fighting with other Englishmen . 

Adenauer even contemplated taking the presidency in 1959 in the belief that he could thereby block the election of Erhard as Chancellor by nominating some other candidate to the Bundestag . 

Now , if you lie back on the cushions , I 'll just hook you up to an enhancement device so we can share the experience . " 

As he lies back in his armchair , grey hair falling across his brow and his fingertips steepled on his chest , he gives a rehearsed explanation . 

He smiled fondly at the girl as he spoke , and Paulette , who in truth was very pretty , blew him a kiss before lying back on the pillows . 

` Lie back , Julia , " he said at once , coming to push her shoulders back against the pillows . 

Lie across the bench with the dumb-bell overhead and the elbows slightly bent . 

He held a seven-inch knife at Mr Stokle 's throat and ordered him to lie face down on the floor . 

It does n't seem fair that my relatively small problem has been dealt with so efficiently , whereas you and others I know have to struggle on with far greater difficulties .

Any dissent or misunderstandings can be dealt with there and then in a battle fought on your ground , at your choice of time and to your agenda .

However the ANLT system is very fragile , computationally demanding and unable to deal with much naturally occurring language .

If the customer feels that her request or complaint has been dealt with pleasantly and fairly , she is likely to come back again and make further purchases .

The government started an assistance programme in the early 1920s , but it was totally inadequate to deal with the fundamental problems facing the buraku , which were particularly hard hit by the interwar slump .

Sir Billy Butlin was the first to deal with the problem of the straying guest in his original holidays camps .

` We are now dealing with a situation where all of us are exposed to a cannabis-like substance .

West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl broke off his visit to Poland on Friday and flew home to deal with a dramatic political situation after East Germany opened its borders to the West .

` But , " Husband went on , ` we have to deal with matters as they now stand .

Decide whether a governor or group of governors forming a sub-committee should be appointed to assist the chairman in dealing with urgent pupil matters and to assume responsibility in special needs .

The charter covers not only salaries , a minimum wage and maternity benefit but deals with many issues .

THE Chancellor had to deal with two major issues in framing yesterday 's Budget .

Frontier communities were left alone to devise ways of dealing with unusual crises and opportunities without having to conform to rules that bore no relation to local conditions .

Consequently , it can be planned so that it is raised at the most appropriate time for it to be dealt with effectively .

Publicity will inevitably be a challenge when a new post or system is established , and in this case the challenge has been dealt with effectively .

For non-responders , once the above items have been dealt with satisfactorily , supportive psychotherapy and drugs for specific indications may be added .

An initial investigation was carried out using text which the rule-based systems had failed to deal with adequately ( estate agent 's literature ) .

Fortunately , the main entry was cross-referenced to " Psycholinguistics " ( W.J.M. Levelt ) , and much that was lacking in Clark 's entry is dealt with adequately there .

A monitor detected some low level skin contamination and also some contamination on the person 's personal clothing , which were effectively dealt with .

It must show that serious offences against the criminal law will be effectively dealt with .

Unfortunately , when such influences are considered as explanations of the results of free-running experiments , the following problems have never been satisfactorily dealt with .

I hope that the reader will feel that I have satisfactorily dealt with the first .

Lexical processing may be adequately dealt with either by the use of wordlists or simple morphological processing .

However , it can not adequately deal with either issue without stepping out of its self-constructed framework which sees prejudice as the unenlightened , deviant behaviour of individuals .

The common law requirements of contract formation are adequately dealt with in standard works on contract .

And just as Digby was dealing with the train lobby in Brighton , Geoffrey was getting ready to phone the Office of Patents in order to get back the designs of his brilliant invention .

I am being polite about the way in which the Government have behaved when I say that they have dealt with our recommendations in a cavalier fashion .

To preclude a charge from being a floating charge , the restriction must substantially deprive the company of the power to deal with its assets in the normal course of business .

A partial , say two thirds , undergravel filtration with full filtration with full trickle filter facilities should be able to deal with any unexpected increase in load .

The training provided in the socio-educational as well as in methodology and didactic areas , enables qualified teachers to deal with individuals and groups in a sensible and up-to-date way .

The US family planning programme established in 1970 dealt with more than 4,000,000 low-income women every year through some 4,000 clinics .

Delegates to the conference , held in Pershore , Worcestershire , urged the government issue guidance to prevent independent schools from trying to deal with abuse allegations internally .

Thus evidence was taken on the need for the bill and why it was proposed to deal with problems in a particular way .

Richard Cecil dealt with this in a sermon that in its day was much admired and was published with the title , A Friendly Visit to the House of Mourning :

We have issued an updated code of guidance for authorities dealing with applicants under the homelessness legislation .

In accordance with standing order A thirteen little C this motion will stand referred to the Community and Environment Services Committee for consideration and report unless the Council decide to deal with it at this meeting .

Judges of the High Court who regularly hear AJRs are , presumably , expert in the law of judicial review but not in employment law which industrial tribunals deal with regularly .

I have explained how easy rabbits are to deal with in a dead-end , but a blockage can occur in the middle of a burrow when a number of rabbits have accumulated one behind the other .

Any omissions , misunderstandings or disagreements must be identified quickly and dealt with .

One of the functions of later life is dealing with and coming to terms with many earlier experiences to review life and evaluate it .

` Every member of the commission was sorry that Leeds had to be dealt with at all .

However , physically to move the records in line with this boundary reorganisation would have been a formidable and costly task , so enquiries continue to be dealt with under the old district boundaries .

On 2 July 1991 the judge gave directions for the substantive hearing , which was to be dealt with by hearing oral evidence .

This is dealt with in more detail in the chapter on arena displays .

Some of these issues we shall deal with more fully in Chapter 5 on the interview .

Feminist psychologists too are becoming more aware that they should be dealing with ` race " differences , not as biological or cultural categories , but as historical and social relations which affect all their work .

As well as supplying the field staff with identification of rocks , the work also involves dealing with rock aggregates for potential use as suitable road metal or for use in the production of concrete .

I would be glad if you could deal with the above in terms of your role as contact with DSO staff .

Brooke J. had to deal with a similar point in a different context in the recent case of In re X ( A Student ) , 11 November 1991 , to which we have referred .

He said some of the cases should be dealt with soon so that the principles for deciding who should be granted asylum ` can emerge and be tested on appeal " .

The biochemistry of cells is basically just the chemistry of the larger molecules that the physicists ca n't yet deal with through quantum theory calculations .

As matters of race and social work are so frequently dealt with through rhetoric , a valuable opportunity to gain some ` facts " in this area was missed .

The majority of first and second division football clubs deal with transfer fees through the p & l account ; only Tottenham Hotspur and Portsmouth put their players on the balance sheet .

We shall only succeed in dealing with the problems through a vast international cooperative effort .

This , in turn , might account for our difficulty in dealing with objects through academic studies dominated by language .

I mean that has to be dealt with through the development control processes .

I have dealt with them very promptly , as , indeed , a Home Secretary should .

At first , Iveco dealt with the different companies as separate legal entities .

By and large , however , we should try to ensure that waste is dealt with as close as possible to its source .

Somewhat the same difficulty arises when outside bodies wish to deal with the civil service as such .

If the pipe has leaked owing to other causes such as wear and tear , faulty joints , etc , it would be appropriate to deal with the claim as a burst pipe claim .

In the best hospitals they dealt with five patients per operating session , in the worst just over three .

The hon. Gentleman makes a serious point about concrete cancer and money will have to be found to deal with that in due course .

All the points are dealt with in short separate entries for maximum clarity .

She also deals with tax affairs for some of the younger generation Guinnesses .

She was lured into the private sector by the ambitious plans of her former colleague , Mr Colin Stringer , who has been dealing with mentally handicapped people for 25 years .

I 've done nothing but deal with the Briant project for days , it seems to me !

An epidemic is only declared when the number of cases reaches more than 100 per 100,000 . 

It is , however , beyond doubt that the overwhelming majority of Cabinet ministers interviewed declared unequivocally that they believed that she could not win . 

I declare here , once for all , I describe not men , but manners ; not an individual , but a species " 

Rosa chuckled , then declared solemnly , ` I suppose you 're old enough by now . 

Navarro Wolff declared AD/M-19 to be in a state of emergency and it was reported that its leaders had been concentrated in one place to resist arrest . 

My dad gave him the sort of look that only someone declared clinically dead can manage . 

The Princess , he declared , was ` very accomplished , a very sensitive player and shows great musical ability . 

It was simply a question , Fred declared , of having ` a nose for news " and added that only a competent reporter could make a good story out of unlikely ingredients . 

` You would n't catch me in there ! she declared , and the girls giggled . 

` Simon Cooper , " Simon promptly declared , and looked expectant . 

" I want to do something about it ! " declared Ellen Harker in thrilling tones . 

Already another major cosmetics manufacturer has declared an interest in adopting a similar system 

They both started by declaring a moratorium on building for the civil service , so time went by and little advance was made . 

In many areas hospitals have declared themselves on ` Yellow Alert " . 

Who knows , if things get really out of hand , maybe the warring crack gangs of Oakland 's ghettos may be moved to declare a truce for the duration . 

First , however , I have to declare myself in favour of the general principle of a national curriculum , which has been described by Kenneth Baker as the central feature of the new Act . 

The new military authorities in Ciskei immediately declared themselves in favour of reintegration into South Africa ; they also announced that trade unions , banned under Sebe , would be allowed to function . 

Estonia and Latvia declared independence on Aug. 20 and 21 respectively ( Lithuania having done so on March 11 , 1990 -- see p. 37300 ) . 

Coventry Cathedral Priory declared possessions worth £500 , but its debts left it £52 in the red ; similarly its net income was less than a quarter of the gross . 

Mr Shekhar has declared his undying loyalty to the new government , without revealing whether he would join it . 

Failure to declare a find of treasure to a local coroner would carry a maximum one month jail sentence or a fine of up to £5000 . 

In the 1970s , the Financial Accounting Standards Board declared its intention to become involved . 

The regime declares itself to be the only true guardian of socialism , but can offer no answer to what is happening elsewhere except to denounce foreign interference and to assert that communism must inevitably triumph . 

And landlords and people of substance , who might normally offer charitable relief of their own , would certainly guard their purses as long as the government declared itself to be the great provider . 

Since then , however , Meciar appeared to be more reluctant and declared in the same Le Monde interview : " We do n't want independence . 

Already , in the regna assigned to Charles at Orléans , a number of important men had declared for Lothar . 

Is it true the things that you 've been declaring about yourself ? 

At the end of the play she had declared to Crowe her ambition to be an actress . 

On a sudden impulse she declared to her father that she was going out . 

Irina was wearing a blue-and-brown check low-waisted summer dress with pleats , which Alison had already declared to Franca to be ` too smart , too old , and too expensive " . 

` I 'll make her my wife , " he declared to himself , ` or I 'll never be able to concentrate on work again ! " 

` You could be something fine , " he declared , surprising her completely . 

On May 27 , declares the press release for James Whitaker 's new book , ` a major news story is going to break concerning the marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales . " 

Edward declared he could not continue to be king without the women he loved . 

For instance , in Leeds it was the Conservative leader who intervened in a press debate and it was declared that , ` His attitude is anti-fascist and anti-communist . " 

Art dealer John Bowes-Lyon , a cousin of the Queen , was declared bankrupt . 

Martial law had recently been declared in Sudan which meant that all Sudanese nationals abroad required a visa to return home . 

North Korea countered by declaring that South Korean nuclear facilities should also be subject to inspection . 

Both sides declared that the treaty thus contained , for the first time , an " honest " interpretation of the 1968 events . 

Bell opted out of the tour , but declared himself available for internationals , and can expect extra attention on Sunday from the Kiwi centres . 

The boys declared it a feast compared with the week before and polished off their chocolate as a bonus . 

Turnout was given as 1,364,788 , or 72.2 per cent of all eligible voters , with 1,341,247 voting in favour , 20,409 voting against , and 3,132 votes declared invalid . 

Hairdressers , for instance , are permitted to work from home -- providing they declare their income . 

Lloyds , which declared pre-tax losses of £715,000,000 — the highest in Europe — made provisions covering 85 per cent of its medium-and long-term debt , while National Westminster covered 72 per cent of its total debt . 

His trained pet poodle who had been sent to Europe to reconnoitre the scene and steal Mark 's clothes . 

As soon as the war was over in 1865 Thomas crossed the Atlantic and reconnoitred the New World . 

She had spent much of the week in and out of the air raid shelter dodging hit-and-run raiders who we knew were also reconnoitring for further attacks . 

Guiding in a main force became the second phase of assault pilotage , for having reconnoitred a beach some weeks or months before a landing , these teams had the most up-to-date knowledge of local conditions . 

In February 1943 two parties went to reconnoitre the Sicily beaches , after some frustration in Algiers . 

As always , when deciding on recording locations , Mr Handford reconnoitred the surrounding area . 

Many alpinists reconnoitre their approach to a mountain on the afternoon before a climb , and this good practice should apply equally to the descent route . 

One of the duke 's groundsmen advised me to reconnoitre a nearby converted abbey which has recently been turned into a hotel . 

( ` Give yourself time to reconnoitre the Subject 's area and known haunts . " ) 

I was sickened by the apparent ruthlessness of it , though afterwards I accepted the published assurances of Jardine and Larwood that there had been no such intention . 

Nizan was sickened by the spectacle of a revolutionary communist state sinking to the depths of fascist barbarism . 

Dexter confided later that he used the opportunity to enrol in one for gays because he was sickened by the way his favourite night-club had changed . 

Martyn Lilley was sickened by the three month reduction in Gooch 's prison term . 

They tell me their communities are sickened by this latest outrage . 

To have the affairs of a club of such majesty as Manchester United conducted in a hole and corner manner has sickened more than many of their vast , worldwide following . 

How the days had dragged and the company of the child sickened her , reminding her of that one slip which she had not even enjoyed . 

Rachel 's savage murder in broad daylight -- in the shadow of the famous Windmill landmark -- sickened hardened detectives and shocked the nation . 

Although it was barely daylight , they were already twittering and tweeting away at full pelt . 

The weakness of the pound helped inflate the figures in sterling . 

The porcupine fish ( opposite , top ) inflates itself by gulping in water ( or air if it has been removed from the sea ) until its body is so puffed up that its spiny scales stand out rigidly from its body and defy any killer to devour it . 

If we glued little pictures of galaxies to the surface , we would see that they moved progressively further apart as we inflated the balloon . 

Not only was maintaining the British war effort imposing an ever-increasing burden , but subsidies to allies seriously inflated that burden . 

Arriving at the edge of the quay , Fitzroy Maclean attempted to inflate it , only to discover that it had a puncture . 

She denied that the company 's approach to Mr Bond had artificially inflated the price . 

To stabilise the position of the tube , two balloons surrounding the anal canal were inflated ( Fig 1 ) . 

Rolled up , admittedly , but those things can be opened and inflated from their gas cylinders in seconds . 

After a rest of five minutes the rectal balloon was serially inflated with 10 , 20 , 40 , 60 , and 100 ml of air ( intermittent inflation ) . 

It was inflated with liquid rubber monomer under its own vapour pressure . 

She said Highpoint prisoners Paul Carter and Aslam Mirza had inflated some of the balloons . 

Severe winters greatly inflate the numbers of nearly all wintering wildfowl . 

The remaining four fans inflate the skirt to provide the cushion that keeps the Al-88 above the sea . 

Farmers took several payments for each load of produce and inflated their yield reports . 

An indexation allowance can also be used to inflate or create a loss for CGT purposes . 

It was the weather which really decided the issue for , one observer wrote , ` It blew a great storm and rained and hailed so hard that the water came out of the soldiers " shoes . " 

` Miss Honey gives us a little song about each word and we all sing it together and we learn to spell it in no time .

Find the reason why the pupil spelled the word that way , and there is a chance you can teach him not to .

She does n't know the meaning of the word discretion -- probably ca n't even spell it .

And there was one boss -- well , if he could n't spell your name you 'd had it .

But to show he was independent and a big boy he had lately taken to spelling his name with a small letter : martin .

The odd one out is Hare -- all the others are names of animals spelt backwards .

The first time Flaubert saw his name advertised -- as the author of Madame Bovary , shortly to be serialised in the Revue de Paris -- it was spelt Faubert .

Anyway , the main difficulty in spelling the word ` dictionary " is not the a but the ti that represents the sound more usually spelt sh for lack of any single letter to represent it .

A BOY told by US Vice-President Dan Quayle to spell potato with an E is to report on the Republican Convention for New York radio .

Now he 's overboard for France , and spells his name with a ` c " instead of a ` k " .

Similarly , some feminists spell women as wimmin or womyn to avoid including the element men -- even though that is not the true etymology and indeed , the element is not even pronounced .

She never knew how to make it come out sounding as if she was spelling it with a little ` m " .

Yes , I am a snobby old ratbag , and please spell my second name with an A when you write to complain .

The best thing to do when an old galvanised cistern has started to rust is to replace it with a modern plastic type . 

The ladder is broken ; it has rusted through because I left it out in the rain . 

I 've known them fitted with steel screws which rust in , making it necessary to break the china away and remove the screws later with a pair of Molegrips . 

I traced the problem to the fixing rivets inside the wheel rims which had rusted badly and were puncturing the inner tubes of the 7,50 x 16 Avon Rangers . 

And there was her key , its gun-metal grey shaft rusted brown but the handle still gleaming . 

The embossed iron doors were rusting and one of them had fallen off its hinges . 

Here , too , metal reinforcements set in the concrete have rusted because the concrete contained too much calcium chloride . 

Our old metal gutters are rusting badly -- what should I replace them with ? 

Oak is an acidic timber , which will cause iron fixings such as nails and screws to rust through very quickly , especially outdoors , where water may be present in large quantities in winter . 

Most sealant guns are made of metal , which soon rusts , and they do n't come with any instructions on how to use them . 

Now , the Berlin Wall has fallen and the barbed wire rusts away . 

Other visitors might have seen the business-card as merely a piece of litter -- it could have stayed there , its drawing-pins slowly rusting , for years ; but Flaubert gave it function . 

These are rarely found complete as the blades are generally made of iron and have therefore rusted away . 

The case concerned a rusty old car which had belonged to one M. The structure of the car had rusted at the sides of the engine compartment and M had attempted to repair this with plastic body filler . 

The covers may have rusted badly and the handles broken off , in which case the best tool to lift them is a garden spade inserted under the rim , followed by a stout length of wood . 

It 's quite likely that the screws holding the brackets will have rusted in place . 

` Christ , I shall be glad when we can get back to real news " he blustered . 

“ I do n't know what you 're talking about … ” he blustered , turning to face her , trying not to acknowledge what he saw written on her face . 

He blustered that he was a dealer in pictures , not a criminal . 

He started blustering about the general election and an end to the inflationary spiral . 

He liked to think of Beamish in the dock at the Central Court , his counsel blustering on about his client 's perfectly normal , acceptable need for heavy metal poisons ( ‘ But how do you explain , Mr Beamish , your ordering a quantity of thallium from a perfectly reputable chemist 's … ? ’ ) 

He blustered and turned scarlet as if caught out in a crime , and tried to bluff it out , but I knew him too well . 

Charles blustered and looked affronted for a moment while he took this in . 

He was blustering , saying the first thing that came into his head . 

Tolkien 's letter reveals that in the original draft of the story the hero is called not Ransom but Unwin ( 'The latter detail could I am sure be altered' ) . 

This method reveals that potassium is bound to two oxygen atoms in KNO 3 . 

The programme reveals that the actor was a notable pianist and once considered becoming a concert pianist . 

A detailed study revealed that in Britain approximately 1,600 accidents caused by dogs result in human injury , with about 17 people dying each year as a direct consequence of such incidents . 

The new science of genetics has revealed that the differences between the various supposed human ` races , are truly only skin deep . 

Surveys revealed that a third of the population lived below the poverty line . 

A survey has revealed that pressure of work at Oxford university is making students lives a misery . 

We prayerfully proceeded with the purchasing process , only to have the property survey reveal a £5,000 defect . 

The budget report given by the Finance Minister , Wang Bingqian , on March 26 revealed a record deficit for 1990 of 15,000 yuan , or 6,000 million yuan more than estimated . 

Last year it was revealed she had beaten breast cancer , but she is still frightened of getting old . 

A closer look at this growth will reveal how European society was divided , and how its groups were changing in this period . 

Coleridge illustrates his points with reference and quotation which reveal how deeply and thoroughly Wordsworth 's poems have permeated his thinking . 

Fluttering rags revealed where Ace 's and Johannsen 's blaster fire had cut down the black-robed enemy personnel . 

The failure of the coup revealed how out of touch the party had become with Soviet political realities . 

The Queen 's Speech in November will broadly reveal what the Bill is likely to contain . 

( He later made it clear that he did not wish the letters revealing his generosity to be published . ) 

With her there is another bird which at first and with excitement we take for a king eider , but closer inspection reveals it to be an immature eider drake still paddling along near his mother . 

The reported facts of the case reveal no hint of any threat to the peace . 

Ask your subconscious to give you an image which reveals something about your view of the world . 

The 1740 invasion scare revealed some serious weaknesses in the nation 's defences . 

The first trench revealed a late Saxon grave slab in the cemetery of an undocumented Saxon church . 

The use of English by the intellectual classes shows that it was becoming more socially acceptable , and the assertion that language was a distinguishing criterion of nationhood reveals a growing measure of national self-awareness . 

The weakness of the ending of her sentence again revealed her youth . 

Rather , Marx argued , the nature of man could only be revealed by seeing man in society , in history , and in politics . 

Dolphin history is revealed by fossils from ancient marine sediments now exposed on land . 

The only benefit of the invasive strategy was revealed by exercise tolerance tests performed at 42 days and these suggest that there may be fewer patients with positive exercise tests in the invasive group . 

Many aspects of the site , including dating , are revealed by its finds , and it is often necessary to compare finds with those discovered elsewhere . 

The worsening situation in the central Zambezia province was revealed by a new report from Mozambique 's Disasters Control Office . 

These books throw little light on his personal career but do reveal at last one aspect of his character . 

A good example is Wilderspool , where excavation has revealed consi derable metal-working activities , particularly in the second century , as well as the manufacture of glass , tile and pottery , including mortaria . 

The People 's Will revealed their mounting impatience to seize state power and use it to reconstruct peasant society on rational lines from above . 

Among the weaknesses revealed in the report was the lack of planning in the school 's curriculum for children between Primary One and Primary Three -- for which Mrs Cochrane was responsible . 

A large mirror above the basin revealed to Ludens at intervals the progress of his toil . 

The collection of his personal correspondence revealed much about the affairs of the twelfth century ; the semi-Romanesque , semi-Gothic design of his new cathedral reflected his own dual goals . 

The passage in question , revealing on various counts , deserves to be quoted at length : " I have no idea how the business is coming on …

He should know much about steel and about bridges and be capable of combining this knowledge with the undoubted facts revealed by the tests . 

THREE out of four people want a referendum on the Maastricht Treaty , a Gallup poll revealed yesterday . 

Nevertheless , as the very name reveals , there is still an emphasis on appearance rather than on logical form . 

Her brother 's explanation of what the sonogram had revealed had understandably upset her -- yet another complication ! 

Post-mortem examinations revealed ` unexplained injuries " inflicted on the victims before the blaze started . 

I pulled the little guy from my pocket and set him down on my desk .

She pulled a handkerchief from her handbag on her lap , dabbed at her nose .

Dexter pulled a packet of cigarettes from his leather blouson and offered her one .

Johnny Cooper thought it almost impossible that three men carrying only sixty small bombs between them had created such havoc and destruction .

This can create a conflict of interest which needs careful management .

Nigel shows how a little thought and planning can create superb , colourful interest throughout the year whether using terracotta pots , tubs , hanging baskets , troughs or window boxes .

This led to American charges that inferior quality Champagne had caused the drop in shipments outlined by the ministry which , in turn , created increased domestic interest in Californian sparkling wine .

Mental health services must be able to cope with individuals whose mental disorder is so severe that the person creates serious disturbance or threat to others .

The ban was imposed after Dutch fans created a disturbance on a ferry six years ago .

When Rebekah , Potiphar 's wife , or Tamar uses a piece of attire for their own personal ends , they do not create a gratuitous disturbance in the order of things .

Each of these problems is similar enough to fall under the same broad heading but distinct enough to create confusion as the problem-solving proceeds .

Finally , Faculty examinations are unnecessary because they would create confusion in the minds of the general public and fragment the tax profession , at a time when there is a premium on cooperation .

He was to set out with the three French patrols , drive the hundred-odd miles to the Gabes Gap and pass through it as quickly as possible to create confusion in the enemy rear areas .

Because chromatic notes have this power to create tension as they approach points of resolution , they are frequently used by improvisors to highlight the transition between two adjacent chords .

In educational drama it is up to the teacher to create and build the tension .

The arrival of new management can create tensions within any work-force .

Part of the art is to avoid creating a permanent conflict with a section of the community .

It is continually concerned about its narrow class base , and about how women 's different class interests create conflicts for feminism .

Nigel , 34 , and his girl-friend Brix Smith both created a stir when they arrived for the ceremony .

They had a variety of musical instruments , including violins , and my Grandfather Tallentire created quite a stir locally in later years by travelling all the way to Manchester to hear the Brothers Hamburg play .

Unfortunately , at the present time , there appears to be a marked lack of systematic attempts to create a focus on community and rural development within formal education .

Polyacetylene has created a lot of technological interest because it , like other semiconductors , can be doped to improve its conductivity , which can be increased ten million , million times .

Sterling 's forced departure from the ERM has created a vacuum in the Government 's economic policy , leaving the entire business world anxious and confused

If the sciences were less subordinate to theology at the time of Newton than at the time of Copernicus , had the Reformation in religion created favorable conditions for a reformation in science ?

It pulled together four very big organizations to make an even bigger one -- and then created many smaller businesses out of the merger .

This negative response created great distress to Mrs X as she has her heart set on becoming an embalmer .

The county council is creating a traffic problem which was n't there before . "

How then is one to decide what is , and what is not an acceptable regulatory response to the problems created by conglomeration ?

This created something of a diplomatic flurry between London and Washington , as the Americans sought assurances that the British were not trying to sabotage their plans .

The old dog plodded alongside while the younger one careered wildly up and down without managing to distract the sheep who were eager to get home and be relieved of their milk . 

` It is n't just long steady runs -- in fact I did n't do any more plodding about before Twin Cities than I do for my 10,000m training . 

Rain spitting in my face , I plodded along the narrow coastal road , through scenery eerie and desolate , unseen spirits everywhere , conjured up by Michael Quirke . 

The latter impression is largely due to the work of the tuba player , Bob Stewart , who plods along throughout in a delightfully flatulent way . 

But we wan na stay where we are , 'cos it allows us to put records out , it allows us to plod along , which is the important thing for us at the moment . 

Later , I thought wearily , as my tired horse plodded along the shore of the Lake , I would see more clearly what to do . 

Of course the horse named Bess , which I was given had a mind of its own , since it would always be eating and when it was not it only plodded along . 

I go to the gym in spite of myself , puffing and plodding along . 

Every morning Graham left for school in his dad 's new Ford Granada , sweeping past Henry and the Hodgkinsons as they plodded along to the bus stop . 

We plod along for two or three decades with the occasional recording of individual sonatas and then along comes a centenary year and all and sundry are in on the act at the same time . 

For shrews live as long as 1.5 years , while many elephants plod along for over 50 years . 

As an independent soul you usually prefer to plod along in your own time . 

The cows were approaching in a long , strung-out line , plodding purposefully along beneath clouds of steam rising from their muddy flanks . 

My Knights plod around spiking them with their lances , but it 's such boring work and they 're beginning to feel defeated by sheer numbers . 

The boys burst into laughter as Mr Trotter plodded away into the distance . 

I asked , as we plodded back up the hill , she clinging to my arm , pausing now and then for breath . 

She lumbered over to turn it off , plodded back , served herself more soup , piled in the bread 

For many minutes , Ali , Asaad and Isaac plod back and forth in a chain through the snow . 

Like turkeys , Henry thought gloomily , plodding back through the Covered Market . 

With the huge shaggy Kodiak bounding around me , I plodded down the path next morning in Mrs Knelle 's son 's wading boots . 

So it was a quietly defiant Alistair who , the next morning , came plodding down the stairs , and glanced at the splayed mail on the shelf as he headed for the door . 

Around half the region 's shoppers spend more than two hours a week plodding down the High Street in our search for bargains . 

Last year he scored 259 to make sure of the 1991 County championship , and plodded off unemotionally : though he did concede to emotion on the balcony when the victory was eventually sealed . 

For the rest of the year , for 358 days , I expect my mind to achieve autonomy over my problems and I plod on while life with a capital L proceeds independently of me . 

Miraculously , although some teams had lost up to three of their complement , they plodded on . 

Despite the riots caused by Mr Hani 's murder , multi-party talks on a new constitution have plodded on . 

Billy pulled up the collar of his coat and rammed his hands deep into his trouser pockets , feeling suddenly cold as he plodded on . 

For years he had plodded on in a series of jobs on building sites -- and at one stage he even played football as a semi-professional in Ireland . 

She plodded slowly on for another twelve steps , then paused and held her side . 

We soon learned to give animals the right of way in the swamps , sitting for hours at a time in the dugout , watching elephants plod by . 

This train , like every other one , was packed to the doors , and when it was left in sidings periodically to allow trains of troops , and ammunition and essential war materials to plod by , the hum of conversation hung about the carriages almost tangibly . 

He could hear the muffled sound of the train as it plodded round the curves . 

Francis dragged himself to his feet and plodded round the bend . 

He was wearing the unobtrusive shabby clothes with soft shoes that would allow him to plod round the streets without being noticed . 

Then they plodded round a circular mill , crushing the cider apples . 

I had seen the donkeys plodding reluctantly up the escarpment to fetch water miles away . 

` The first week , they plodded up the stairs and when we took them out for the day they were wiped out the next . 

Plodding up and down stony paths , crossing tussocky moorland and jumping streams can all make great demands on footwear . 

` Come on , you daft buggers ! " he encouraged the cows which had begun to plod forward . 

The entire daily life of this city without cars is still sustained by its boats ; wherever I look , flotillas of' small craft are ploughing or plodding here and there , keeping the civic services going . 

` As the great Sa'di once put it : ` The Arab horse speeds fast , but although the camel plods slowly , it goes both by day and night . " " 

From behind the ruched net curtains , she could see him plodding his way around the green . 

For this is the Tetley Bitterworld of BIVOUAC , slightly inbred young Middle Englanders who would much rather plod their way to the top than dance with Nirvana , learns KEITH ` Plodcore " CAMERON . 

The roadside , along which , at this hour , thousands of men would ordinarily be plodding to work , was empty . 

Dispel notions of lethargic ponies plodding nose to tail , only speeding up on the way back to the stables : trail riding can be both challenging and exciting . 

The coast seemed to be entirely rock on this side , but as the donkeys plodded higher she could see what looked like a replica of Lannah Cove on the southern tip of the island . 

Every now and again , they would have to stand aside as a great shire horse , leaning into its collar , plodded by . 

The words hovered on the edge of Folly 's consciousness for the rest of the day as she plodded with increasing grimness from one unsuitable or unaffordable flat to another . 

Never again a time with such opportunity as from the train that plodded across the flat wilderness lands on the way to the East . 

Rubbing away a thin film of ice , he peered through a small frame of snow -- and saw Tom Hanks entering the farmyard , plodding doggedly behind a horse that was struggling to pull an improvised wooden snow-plough ! 

What would have happened , she wondered , if she 'd told the woman the truth , that it just might be the end of the world , that she could n't keep going through the days this way , plodding from home to work and back again , with nothing to devote her energies to , nothing to occupy her thoughts -- except Nicolo , and how much she despised him ? 

Two horses came plodding into view , one a handsome chestnut with a startling blaze down its face and the other a grey , following behind . 

But indoors meant her thoughts and Piers , neither of which she felt strong enough to endure , so she grimaced at the weather and resolutely plodded into the village , dripping over the telephone as she called the one and only astrologer listed in the directory . 

Thank goodness for Iris , thought Melissa as she plodded wearily up to bed , for insisting that she cover herself by reporting Lou 's visit . 

Memory plucked at me ; Bedwyr and Arthur in the Wild Forest , riding necks for sale , as boys will , but always with a care for myself , the poor horseman plodding at heel . 

It is important to stress that this means some students working much faster , and probing much deeper , as well as others plodding at a much slower and more generalized rate . 

Riders have to learn to cope with the contrasts of the Alpine stages , dropping like a stone or plodding upwards like an old soldier . 

I would stand at the street door and wait until his tall , burly figure appeared , still plodding along with that measured tread acquired from years on the beat . 

` I 'm to be slightly too clever , the hare to your tortoise , so that you can plod past me half-way round the course and make me look a fool . " 

There were better things in life , for a young man like him , than plodding round London after a pick-pocket . 

Since you wo n't tell me , I suppose I 'll just have to plod through the whole book . " 

The four of us plod silently through the darkness : Rufus and Des camouflaged in the night , me in my shirt sleeves , Tamsin in that white taffeta frock beneath my jacket . 

What plodded through the front door was not the lovable , lazy hound who had once lived there but a grim-faced light bulb serial killer ! 

Amy slapped the donkeys back to the path and they watched silently as the grey shapes plodded home through the dusk . 

I had neither , so I plodded stoically through the mire turning a corner eventually to see the summit of Ingleborough framed by the walls of the lane . 

Burden plodded through the rain from estate agent to estate agent and he at last found Moat Hall , listed in the books of a small firm on the outskirts of the town . 

She held the lead and quietly plodded upward through the crisp snow that covered the long Baskan Glacier . 

I zipped back along the M20 , letting Armstrong have his head as I thought it made a nice change for him not to plod through heavy traffic at ten miles an hour . 

The sterling crisis saw a Government ` gripped by indecision , paralysed by fear and a Prime Minister plodding to disaster " . 

` There , " Guy said very quietly , as the weary horse plodded to a standstill and let its head droop against the driving rain . 

Ahead I could see the rest of my party plodding towards the final slope that leads to the west ( main ) summit . 

Old-timers who censure today 's superstars for failing to emulate the three GPs in a day performances of Hailwood and Co are blind to the advances of science . 

The IAEA , holding an emergency meeting in Vienna , passed on July 18 a motion censuring Iraq for failing to allow inspection of its nuclear programme ( the UN 's Special Commission on Iraq having reportedly described as " premature " a claim by Perricos that Iraq had " come clean " on its nuclear programme ) . 

Shareholders at the annual meeting of the EBRD censured the bank for spending heavily on itself . 

The Lancashire Division publicized this viewpoint through its paper Northern Voice , and at the York Annual ILP Conference of 1934 an NAC Report , censuring the Division for its actions , was carried by 135 votes to 31 . 

John F. Calvert and Capt. Lawrence G. Elberfeld were removed from the programme and formally censured . 

County NatWest , the merchant bank heavily censured by inspectors from the Department of Trade and Industry for its role in the Blue Arrow affair , has dropped out of the table for the first time . 

The affair had been regarded as a tragic accident , and Fedorov severely censured for negligence . 

Islip and Flint were suspended for a month , and Iremonger ` severely censured " . 

` One could pity but not censure a being totally deprived of all capacity for recognizing goodness and doing what is right . " 

This was due to the lack of glycerine anti-freeze in the water , and Thomas was instructed to censure the man concerned and to put up printed instructions about cold weather precautions . 

Neither the United State- nor any other Western government which censured Israel took any effective action to stop the settlement process . 

Earlier this month , he was censured by the BAF council over moves to oust the chief executive , Malcolm Jones . 

The Office hints defensively at a period of nomadic existence which was censured by critics as unstable . 

In 1992 the death penalty remained in force in 106 countries , among them China , which was censured by the report for authorizing the execution of more than 1,000 people in 1991 . 

Earlier this month London International Group , a condom and photo-processing company , was censured by the stock exchange for warning selected analysts that its profits would be lower than expected . 

Revolutionary romanticism is severely censured by Lukacs for the same reason . 

Some years ago , I was censured following a public reading of a play I had written because of the behaviour of a female character in it . 

In 1674 Constables Henry Hopkins and Charles Badcock were censured for ‘ … not executing their office of Saturday nights in visiting the Ale Houses for good order and on Sabbath Days ’ . 

Even when they have not been beating a religious drum , Western historians have been censured for their myopia in treating modern science as if it were an exclusively Western phenomenon . 

Sick of men being censured for their advances towards women JOHN HIND and STEVEN MOSCO told the papers they 'd formed MVTR : Men For Verbal And Tactile Rights . 

In particular , they have been censured for failing sufficiently to take into account the needs of local people . 

A REGIONAL councillor has been censured for removing three sets of keys from a district council 's offices . 

Consequently , instead of being censured , Mr Reed finds himself a heroic front-runner in the 1991 Guttersnipe Man Of The Year contest . 

The Senate 's decision meant that Durenberger became only the ninth member to be so censured , and the first since 1979 . 

Its significance rested upon its ability to censure the High Authority and to demand its collective resignation , a blunt sanction that was never to be applied . 

In 1921 , in one of the more serious confrontations , the Recorder of Liverpool publicly censured the city 's police who had batoncharged a demonstration of unemployed workers with ` most unnecessary violence " . 

Ultimately it could censure the Commission and so dismiss the whole body , but such an action was so extreme that its use was not even threatened until 1972 . 

There is no commendation of Jacob 's cool calculation -- but Scripture openly censures Esau 's attitude . 

The report said Mendoza had met Toshack to censure him over stormy relations with his players and high-handed treatment of the media . 

The Court thus refrained from overruling the decision of the President or censuring the conduct of the political parties . 

Earlier in the day , the SNP 's water demo in Glasgow saw petitions being circulated censuring the MPs . 

He said he had been right to prevent the earlier attempt to censure Mr Gilbert . 

In the back , Myeloski shut his eyes ; it was the moment he hated the most . 

He shut his mouth and swallowed hard , and in the space of about two seconds she saw a whole kaleidoscope of emotions flash in succession through his mind . 

She watched -- helpless again -- as Mrs Taxos loaded luggage in two panniers on one of the donkeys . 

By this time the respondent had loaded the goods into a van and rejoined Mr. A. in the key department . 

The occupants jumped out and began to load packages into a waiting truck . 

Miss Bradley , of Crowthorne , Berks , was stabbed repeatedly in the back with an eight-inch carving or butcher 's knife as she loaded shopping into her car in Acton Town , west London . 

Communication will have failed if the listener does not discover which platform the train leaves from or how to load the program into the computer . 

Leo carried the pile of crockery into the kitchen and began to load it into the dishwasher . 

Then , without more ado , he loaded the horses into the trailer . 

Use Extended memory and load smartdrv into Upper Memory Blocks if you 've got EMM386 active as a UMB provider . 

It 's practically impossible to say no to someone who 's actually loaded their rucksack into your boot and clipped on their seatbelt . 

By the time I arrived he had loaded the door on his truck , and I drove up with him . 

Taking the boats out of the water and loading them on the cars is a chore . 

Derek , 40 , and Luke 's dad Kevin had just loaded a car on the trailer and begun to move it when Luke slipped under . 

The men , from Pickfords Removals , were loading a machine onto a trailer when part of it collapsed , trapping the men beneath them . 

There they sold half their animals , bought goods with the proceeds , loaded them onto the remaining animals and returned to Kufra , resuming the annual north-south movement . 

A hydraulic grab loads sand from a ground dump into the 13-ton wagons of an East Lancashire Railway goods train on July 23 . 

` Were there any problems loading the cargo on to the train ? " 

Measuring 14.5 cubic feet , the boot in the Mercedes is very wide ( up to 58 inches ) but considerably shorter and the sill height of around 31 inches could make it awkward to load heavy cases . 

A cannon requires a full crew to work properly -- to carry cannon balls , load gunpowder , push the machine round to bear on its target , and so on . 

The container will then be sealed and loaded onto one of the trucks in the morning . 

Early the following morning we loaded our equipment aboard , and left that ghostly cluster of space arcs embracing the reddened circle of standing stones . 

The explosives handling jetty at Coulport , on Loch Long , will provide a shelter within which the new Vanguard-class submarines will load their Trident missiles and torpedoes under cover both from the weather and overflying spy satellites . 

With the fully charged battery in place , you are now ready to load a tape cassette , following the instructions . 

Unbecoming as it was to their cred , the embarrassed band loaded themselves and gear into the vehicle and tried very hard indeed not to be seen getting out of it at the other end . 

As we ruminated , suddenly into our midst burst a young girl visibly in distress . 

I found a niche below a roof to one side and sat and ruminated while the sun rose and filled the upper valley with light . 

Helen Alfredsson ruminates over another loose shot , while Florence Descampe and Corinne Dibnah find it hard to contain their emotions . 

I was ruminating on his chances when my phone rang in the hallway . 

We squatted together next to the ashes of the death-house , surveying the dissolution of the Rante and ruminating on what would have been a uniquely dramatic ending to our sequence . 

It is interesting for today 's connoisseur to look at the cellar list of the Dolls ' House and ruminate on the joys of opening a bottle or two . 

You have to accept the fact that she will not be feeling she has too much to be grateful about , when she ruminates on the loss of her home and some of her previous complete independence . 

He cast a sidelong glance through the window , as if ruminating on a philosophical problem . 

But Mark from EMF , a shaven-headed little person , is still ruminating on Sharon Stone 's role in the film Basic Instinct . 

When academics delve into someone 's life it is called Biography ; when therapists posit theories on human behaviour it is called Psychology ; when sociologists ruminate on society it is called Sociology . 

Now what is God saying to me through this passage ? … and you find yourself ruminating on the things you are anxious about , and you start to relate this to the person you are . 

Some people have great difficulty in solving problems and making decisions and waste a great deal of time ruminating on the same thoughts without ever coming to a clear conclusion . 

So an hour later we find Creed ruminating in the kitchen , the bottle of Bushmills in front of him down to its last quarter the room itself thick with fug , the ashtray on the table piled high with brown cigarette stubs . 

The statue in the center of the plaza tells the real story of the town , though .

On the upper floors ( once the royal chambers ) there is an exhibition telling the story of the royal regalia .

One guest told bitter little jokes about Saddam Hussein and his family , none very funny .

Students poked fun at Mr Hall and told a stream of dirty jokes .

Honestly , I do n't invent the singing waiters , acrobatic chefs , undiscovered Kenneth Branaghs and owners who tell the same joke twice .

I 've had worse than that playing dominoes ! " , you should never tell the following jokes anywhere near the doctor 's surgery .

Nearly all our crew were to tell us harrowing anecdotes of personal encounters with hungry pythons -- some of which had been measured at over twenty-eight feet long .

She told the anecdote with a glint of relish in her eye , revelling in their embarrassment .

He will be telling stories about his life and times in Roman Colchester , giving children an authentic insight into the town 's past .

Like Beckett 's trilogy , though in much lighter vein , At Swim-Two-Birds thus becomes a story about a man telling a story about storytelling .

It is the detailed , etched pictures that really tell the tale ; the text serves to reinforce the story but suggests rather than dictates the plot , with different monkeys taking over as narrator .

This experiment used an operant conditioning technique in order to modify subjects ' spontaneous pause patterns while they were telling stories .

And she does this by telling the stories of her different heroes in a series of ever more tense situations of suspense , situations where the outcome is fearfully doubtful .

The ` good " child will often tell tales on the naughty one under the guise of helping the parents know what is going on .

In the villages of Bangladesh the folk-songs , even the tapestries women make , tell stories of love and romance .

She and her colleagues visit as many of them as possible at fortnightly intervals to tell the children stories from picture books , and to get to know the supervisors and staff and the children 's mothers .

Her caressing , lullaby tones couple child-like sensitivity with reflective awareness , and as such is an ideal vehicle for telling fairy tales .

But for a combination of quick thinking , good luck and the skill of medical staff , neither would be here to tell the tale .

As Mrs Knelle descended from the mountains , she told me stories attached to various landmarks .

She had told him a tale , looking slyly at him while she played with his left hand .

Berman , 1982 ) , and I feel with some passion that ordinary people deserve , at least , an opportunity to tell their own stories ( see Rowles , 1978 ) .

It was very still , with the landscape painted in shades of smoke .

The youngest girl , only two , had her portrait painted by him .

We returned in December 1991 and , having established my studio on Auckland 's north shore , I have begun to paint the landscape and coastline of this part of the island .

Whereas Modigliani cut out all extraneous detail and painted Cocteau in a high-backed chair , looking every inch a peacock , angular and dominant .

The Gerichtsstube , today a restaurant , was painted by Kuhn in 1767 , and the most famous of its rooms is the upstairs Herrenstube , with its walnut panelling and rococo decorations .

Of course when he was living with Beatrice -- and he painted her at least fourteen times -- he could resume his sittings more or less at will .

For instance , when I was first in Britain , I saw all the sights , I could travel on the tube and no-one recognised me .

Radio stations were attacked and damaged by soldiers , and most of them stopped broadcasting .

When yet another painting was damaged in transit , common assent declared that enough was enough !

Gandalf had said much earlier that ` Already you too , Frodo , can not easily let it go , nor will to damage it .

If you have treated it roughly and damaged its needle , it will never work correctly until you have had that needle renewed .

However , it is possible for war engines and large monsters to damage them .

The Maggot had played American football until he had come off his Harley-Davidson at eighty miles an hour and permanently damaged his left knee .

They also damaged and torched several vehicles in Dhaka and the motor way linking northern districts with the capital .

The mayor said he did n't think he had damaged the Middle East peace process .

The nation 's best teacher believes that when students feel their school belongs to them , they damage the building .

She fractured her jaw and damaged seven teeth in the six-metre tumble .

About two weeks later police told her she was charged on summons with willfully damaging the wall .

But she said fiery rhetoric could damage bilateral relations , which , however bad , were beginning to show some signs of improvement .

Ecologists contend the fishermen are damaging the delicate equilibrium on the lagoon 's sandy bottom , damaging plant life considered vital to the sea 's chain of nutrients .

They attacked and damaged several shops and vehicles , officials said .

They damaged the engine of one train and detained another train .

They also damaged 329 schools , 143 hospitals and clinics and 200,000 houses , as well as water , electricity and telecommunications facilities .

Krunislav Olujic , who replaced Vukovic as chief justice , was ousted in January when the judicial committee found that he damaged the court 's reputation by maintaining relations with two people convicted of minor crimes .

He said he would press the government to ban butane and propane , gases used as propellants after others damaging to the Earth 's ozone layer were banned in 1989 .

The parents separated from time to time and the father also served a prison sentence . 

If you are trans-racially fostered or adopted , or feel the legal system mistreated you when your parents separated , phone 01 359 9392 . 

Tre 's parents may have separated , but dad is strict and mom has made it ; while Ricky 's home life is a shambles . 

If his parents had not separated , and if they had remained living in Rustenburg ( two big ifs , not necessarily related ) , it is likely that we should never have heard of John Cranko . 

Her parents separated and later divorced and she says the ` family split into two " . 

Of women who separated between 1970 and 1974 before the age of 35 , nearly one-quarter had remarried within three years , while just over half had remarried within six years . 

A friend said : “ Jenny and Ian separated in 1974 and divorced in 1978 . 

International : Mandela under pressure to separate from ` wayward " wife 

Eleanor and Henry had separated unofficially and there was no love lost between them . 

Lawyers are worried about the rights to compensation that those who appear on computers will have if they can prove that they suffered damage by wrong information being stored about them . 

Mar Lodge has proved that even the most intransigent of ministers will begin to bend to public pressure . 

Provided that a person shall not be convicted of such an offence if he proves that the contravention in question took place without his knowledge or consent . 

It has decided that individual states can refuse imports of waste from neighbouring countries , but only if they can prove that the trade is dangerous to their health or environment . 

He does not try to prove points one way or the other , but he does ask meaningful and relevant questions . 

And so we set off towards Tughlukabad , Balvinder doing his best to prove his point . 

` I think I have proved I can play on all surfaces , " he says . 

People have wanted to prove they are not scared of AIDS work and have put themselves under enormous pressure to provide what may well be an impossible service . 

But sadly , she may never be able to prove what killed the people buried in the mass graves . 

Many felt that the SARFU should have fought the case , even with no hope of success , just to prove its determination to stamp out illegal drugs from the game . 

During this eleventh-hour telephonic summit , Murphy Senior had proved himself to be a tower of strength and a fortress of moral rectitude . 

YORK City Council has proved itself to be one of the region 's most innovative local authorities . 

The prosecution can not prove the case beyond reasonable doubt against either one of them . 

“ It derives from the adversarial nature of legal proceedings in the common law tradition whereby a party proves his case by calling witnesses with personal knowledge of events …

However , suppose we have proved it for all finite P , Q , R. ( We will shortly do this . ) 

Where the time is crucial to the offence the prosecution should be in a position to be able to prove the actual times in that locality from observations , should they be so required . 

Also , it has not prevented Israel from repeatedly proving its prowess in war , which is usually regarded as a proof of strong government . 

` Then prove it to me , " he demanded and pulled her towards him . 

` The three are married together , " he said , and then tried to prove it by citing the events of a previous day . 

Time and again the new Phoenix King proved his cunning as a general . 

He went off to a club where they wanted him to prove his age at the door ; it never crossed his mind that anyone else was under age . 

But in the end the British troops managed to land successfully and soon proved their technical superiority over the poorly trained and equipped Argentine conscript army . 

This would enable victims to claim damages without facing the difficult task of proving corporate negligence before receiving any compensation . 

We know , though we can not prove it , that there are some extremely prominent British athletes who have used steroids for years . 

I saw them standing in a crowd ; they told me ` We want to prove something , show them something . " 

It has certainly been proved by the medical profession that stroking an animal lowers human blood pressure ( and does a lot for the animal too ) . 

This point can simply be proved by testing the wipers and getting no response . 

` expose your person " This point is proved by the person(s) to whom the exposure was made , explaining in detail what they saw etc . 

It has still to be proved conclusively that these children were reared exclusively by animals , but it is clear that they all had minimal human contact . 

Techniques that can not readily be proven analytically are unlikely to gain much engineering credence . 

` Well , it could never be proved in a court of law , anyway , could it ? 

Let us first try to prove something that you have come across in school , Coulomb 's law . 

He proved his stamina when bolting up at Newbury , but I just prefer TOP SPIN , who would have benefitted from a stronger gallop when chasing home Dare To Dream in a decent race at Lingfield . 

You can prove this for yourself : stand with one leg off the ground so that you are balanced on one leg , and then just close your eyes . 

For example , one can prove beyond a reasonable degree of doubt that a conservation project reduces the rate of soil removal . 

In many cases , it will be hard for the prosecution to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he is lying . 

In a separate section of the statement , France joined in calling on the Libyan government to " prove by concrete actions its renunciation of terrorism " . 

Real life , however , is rather different , as an American family has proved by trying to live out the film . 

There are growing signs of a desire to abandon the descriptive approach to this material and to examine unknown fields rather than continuing to prove by alternative means what is already known . 

her questions had been more curious than tender and even when she had touched his cheek it was to prove for herself that no bruising remained . 

Fairclough has proved in the past and is proving again now that he is an outstanding man to man marker . 

The Bolsheviks proved in the Civil War that they could defend the minorities just as well , or indeed better than the Tsarist regime had done in the Great War . 

Gobies , small fish that live in tidal rock pools , prove in a particularly convincing way that they have such a thing . 

` I do n't have to prove to anyone that I am not only a serve and volleyer . 

Additionally , workers and pensioners could exchange notes above the maximum amounts provided that they completed an application form and could prove to special commissions that the money had been acquired legally . 

This is a definite phenomenon which you can prove to yourself easily when you think you 've found one . 

Most minerals , glass , pottery , rosin , bakelite , cement , and biscuits are brittle , and so is ordinary table jelly as one can readily prove by propagating a crack in it with a spoon and fork . 

Birds were seen on the cliffs in East Sussex as early as 1950 , but despite a considerable increase in numbers , breeding was not proved until 1976 . 

Recently Iman Wilkens has proved through an exhaustive study of Homer that Troy stood , not in Turkey , but on the site of a filling station off the A604 south east of Cambridge . 

Something they have proved consistently over the last ten years . 

A simple but far-reaching reform in libel law which would enhance freedom of expression would be to reverse this burden : to oblige the plaintiff to prove , on balance , the falsity or unfairness of the criticism . 

CNN has proved repeatedly , and most recently with its remarkable Gulf coverage , that hard news can mean hard cash . 

Another problem arises where two people admit to being the driver of a vehicle and the police are unable to prove or disprove either statement . 

They have proved there is such a thing as love at first sight . " 

The rejection of the newly mobile toddler may be accentuated if another baby is born at this time .

The three figures looked quite awful ; someone had painted red , blue and green panties over the mid-sections of the figures perhaps to register objection to their nudity , but this only served to accentuate it .

The military government believed elections were imperative to accentuate consolidation of the rightists and that the elections should be followed by the extension of Koreanisation .

Working till midnight accentuates the stress rather than relieves it .

The coincidence naturally accentuated suspicion even among officials more intrepid than Valuev , whose own chambers were scorched .

Increasingly widespread use probably accentuated a chronic shortage of coin .

MARK BAILEY accentuates the positive , and explains how to overcome the negatives of keeping synspilum -- a real tank-buster of a cichlid .

Television helped both main challengers project themselves as serious and qualified candidates for the presidency , while accentuating the contrast between their youthfulness and the tired , out-of-touch grandfather in the Elysée .

One important effect of this conflict appears to have been to accentuate what many economists already saw as a serious drift on the part of the OECD world into recession .

Several times Lawrence and colleagues accentuate the damaging effect of treatment on patients with cancer of the prostate .

This irony was only accentuated by the refugees ' initial belief that their exile was to be brief , a few days perhaps , at most a month , after which -- in the manner of other civilians who had abandoned their homes in the midst of battle -- they would return to their houses and fields to resume the life which had been interrupted by war .

The Republican strategy of the past generation has been to confront such differences and accentuate them .

In fact , it accentuates the lavishly comic-book style and ironic wit of the whole film .

Turning to Egor he requests more body parts and , to accentuate the urgency required , he physically hurls our hunchbacked hero from the top of his castle into the graveyard below where the game begins .

This need was accentuated by the extension of the Institute 's training scheme to non-practising organisations and into the European Community .

He refused to comment on his holiday with Mary , who was divorced last year from his cousin Angus McKinnon , a doctor . 

The couple , who divorced four months ago after 16 years of marriage , just ` could n't live apart " . 

She divorced me because of my unreliable behaviour and adultery , but wherever I go she is in my thoughts . 

My mum does n't have a clue where he is and says she does n't think she can divorce him because of this for all we know he could be dead . 

She went off with a GI during the war and he divorced her in nineteen forty-six . " 

Crowley 's wife divorced him on grounds of admitted adultery in 1910 . 

And on the very day when she had woken up and decided to divorce him , to celebrate the fact that she finally had a life of her own ; a life which did n't include Julius Landor . 

Rosentiel 's fourth wife Susan spent ten years trying to divorce him , a decade of singular bitterness , involving his perjury and attempts to jail her . 

Peggy did not move , but after a moment of silence she said , ` I can divorce him . 

Actually it was the change of job which finally decided Melanie to divorce me . 

A judge was divorced by his wife because he had taken to the idea that she was possessed by the devil and gave her a thump or two to drive Satan out . 

She had been divorced by her two husbands , deserted by her last lover , and considered herself very virtuous because she neither drank nor smoked . 

The arms on a tea-tray we will be selling are those of the Duke of Northumberland and I am fascinated to read that his first wife was divorced by him in 1779 . 

They were divorced in 1949 , and in 1951 he married Clare Britton , who became director of child-care studies at the Home Office . 

Toby had been married twice and divorced twice but , without the problem of children to provide for , had escaped without too many financial penalties . 

I 'm not a jealous kind of person , and my own parents were divorced five into my marriage with Bailey . 

Later , she divorces Michael and lives with a spiritualist , Ravi , with whom she moves to New Mexico . 

By this time Lawford had divorced Pat Kennedy and married Deborah Gould . 

Julie Warburton , 21 , said Green had her he was in love with her , and added : ` He also said he wanted to divorce his wife and wanted to leave her for me . " 

In 1934 he married Katherine Monica , younger daughter of Samuel Kerkham Ratcliffe , a British journalist and lecturer ; they separated in 1945 and divorced in 1947 . 

Coy Senior and Luke 's mother , Ann , divorced soon after Luke celebrated his sixth birthday in the poor Ohio farming community where the family scraped a living . 

Lord Campbell -- 46-year-old brother of the Duke of Argyll -- had tried to ignore his ex-wife 's antics since they divorced within months of marrying in 1974 . 

Dawn and her first husband , Brian , divorced as a result of the affair . 

September 12 : Buckingham Palace dismisses as ` speculation " reports that the Queen 's lawyers are investigating how Charles and Diana can divorce without affecting the accession to the throne . 

Her parents divorced when Jane was 12 , and she and her sister hardly knew their father . 

A young child when her parents divorced , she regained contact with him at 16 , after she left her mother . 

POP star Nick Rhodes of Duran Duran and his wife Julie Anne are to divorce . 

This may , however , underestimate the volume of marital breakdown in the earlier years of marriage , for several studies have shown that couples may split up , on average , five years before they actually divorce . 

THE 14-year-old girl who launched an action to ` divorce " herself from her parents was yesterday placed under the guardianship of the High Court . 

The public perceived enormous Conservative stress on defence in the Pre-Campaign Wave and again in the latter half of the campaign , but much less in the first half of the campaign .

Thus engineers should learn about how the public perceives risk and makes risk decisions .

It will depend on how clearly the teacher perceives the purpose of making the recording .

While most participants perceived the problem they differed somewhat over the matter of its resolution .

Sadly , however , 95% of respondents thought that their clients had not perceived any benefits , with one or two adding the comment ` except higher fees " .

Those who had been previously addicted to opioids could perceive no changes whatsoever .

The Collector had already perceived that all was not well with the Doctor .

Whether it is true or not that good teachers are born , not made , they accurately perceived that bad teachers , at least in many cases , are made , not born .

Apart from the worry over The Family Reunion , I perceived that lie was under considerable strain .

They perceive that they have no influence over their own lives , or over the quality of their own lives .

Mr Mallory perceived that his ice was warm and half melted inside its chocolate coating , and that it was dripping on to his new suit .

Hence , Congress immediately perceived the practicality of creating a physical link between them , and approved the necessary funds .

This may , say Buzzell and Chussil , be because businesses are using portfolio analysis too simplistically and not perceiving the remaining potential of ` cash cows " and ` dogs " .

Tawney perceived the same problem throughout his career of commentary on the education system .

If parents perceive that the quality of education offered by a school is inadequate , they will move their children to another school by exercising choice through the mechanism of open enrolments .

From their lowly status they were still able to perceive who was who in the Rowdies hierarchy and which subunits were worth making a try for .

It is perceived that researchers wish to dot the i 's and cross the t's .

The priest took the basin of blood and spattered it against the altar . 

Fat Trask choked with laughter , spattering half-chewed pasta over another man who slapped him upside the head . 

Luck playing a somewhat greater part in the matter than judgement , the bullet struck him in the calf , tore through the muscles there and exited , spattering the wall behind with blood and pink tissue . 

` Put it out , " she screamed at Julie as another burst of fire from the UZI spattered the cottage . 

More bullets spattered the front of the cottage , drilling lines back and forth in the stonework . 

A roar greeted his effort at authority and dirt spattered him , making him blink and cower . 

Before the sound of the gunshot , before the Captain 's brains mixed with blood were spattered on to the instrument panel in front of him , Terry thought he heard him say something . 

Bloxham looked down to see that his silk tie was comprehensively spattered with puke . 

Some of them were spattered with blood from the carcasses that hung on a row of meat-hooks nearby . 

This time a few , reluctant drops spattered the millpond surface but did not disturb it . 

Then the monstrous green body exploded like a balloon of filth , spattering the walls of the cavern and the cages of the cowering young prisoners -- the last time he/she would set a mark upon them . 

Rain spattered against the windscreen as Fenn drove through the tall iron gates . 

And he would be thinking of her , and wanting her , and watching the raindrops as they spattered against the window . 

Something spattered all over his face : he put up his hand and his fingers came away red . 

During the war it had been a dangerous neighbour , but no bomb had fallen on it , although fire-bombs had spattered all over Mouncy Street and Decimus Street . 

Mowbray 's body crashed against the earth , his brains spattering as the sharp , icy cobbles crushed his skull . 

The rain , which had been coming and going , began to pour down again , spattering in big gobs all over the glass around them . 

As they drew closer , they could see that the sides of the surrounding containers were covered with a gleaming wetness , spattered to a height a few feet above their heads . 

His spunk had spattered over her lovely face , and large globules hung from her succulent red lips . 

It was night , and as the wind gusted down the iron chimney pipe , a shower of metal flakes spattered on to the wooden floor . 

And that was restrained compared with the green pantiles , Spanish ironwork , provenl shutters and stained-glass leaded windows spattered along the rest of the road . 

I had no time to steam my Christmas pudding , so I poured boiling water over it and ate it like cake . 

Steam each pudding for 6 hrs , topping up pan with hot water as necessary . 

Above each , in a colander or sieve , I would steam a vegetable and a pudding . 

Steam in a vegetable steamer over boiling water for 5 minutes . 

Steam for 1½ hr before unmoulding and serving on a hot platter large enough to take the pudding and its moat of butterscotch sauce . 

So Consuela did not go to a show with her sister - her sister planned a surprise party for her

Which is why she suggests you enlist a straight friend of the groom to help you plan the party .

Otherwise , you 'll miss receiving the new quarterly Chronicle newsletter , the special exhibition opening invitation , a Janus Ball invitation and advance notice of the Visiting Artist lectures and the exciting activities planned to celebrate Herron 's 90 th birthday .

Our camp staff worked all winter long planning some great activities to keep everyone safe and active this summer .

LOVE NOTES : The London Daily Mail speculates that Harrison Ford ( not quite divorced from Melissa Mathison ) and Calista Flockhart may be planning a wedding at Christmas .

I am planning a wedding for my sister , Laura , in Chicago , and I would like to invite some of my fellow members to the wedding .

Most visitors to the Costa del Sol do not plan daytime activities more energetic than lazing on the beach , and save their energy for nightlife .

On Monday , you plan a lavish party for Tuesday ; when Tuesday arrives , you indulge your preference for anticipation by postponing the party till Wednesday .

ION , I got home late and JZ was in bed , stressed , planning my funeral and unhappy about it .

She frowned at Beth when an awful thought suddenly occurred to her . 

He came and stood behind her , staring over her shoulder at the screen , frowning darkly at the columns of figures displayed . 

The old lady frowned at him and asked him sharply what his name was and he sat up straight but he answered cheekily . 

She frowned in concentration but at the same time she suddenly looked very tired , as though she should stop and sit down . 

Anneliese was frowning in concern , studying her face then casting a quick , accusing glance at her elder brother . 

As he turned and handed the binoculars to his elder brother he frowned in what he hoped was a manly , intent manner and tried to make his voice sound casual . 

Loretta frowned to herself , aware that Geoffrey was taking great pleasure in showing off his superior knowledge . 

He was coming so fast that she knew he had not seen her and she had to brake sharply , frowning with exasperation . 

She could n't see without her glasses , which made her frown with frustration . 

She frowned with irritation but spoke with her usual friendliness as , walking round the side of the house , she found Constance propping up her bike against the porch . 

Frau Nordern frowned as Marx stubbed out his cigar and promptly took out another one . 

Mr Justice Buchanan frowned before asking if there were any chance of a unanimous verdict being reached if he allowed more time . 

She sipped her tea thoughtfully , staring in front of her and frowning a little . 

Dyson took off his overcoat and went to his desk , frowning heavily . 

George frowned sharply , irritated at being stopped just as he was getting well into his stride . 

He scanned the empty horizon and frowned , and she quivered , suddenly afraid at the savage look in his eyes . 

John Major must have pondered that question several times in past months as various Cabinet ministers depended on his support after making curious decisions on public or private issues . 

Most viewers who ponder the matter can decide -- from looking at the eyes -- which of the four sisters is married to the photographer . 

Since early last year , when it became clear that sales and profits were falling , the board has been pondering how ICI should be rationalised . 

For a moment Montgomery pondered how well Toby Latimer would have got on with Brian Jackson . 

That still left equipment , so I pondered which BCA member retailer would be least likely to tell me to get knotted if I telephoned with my hypothetical shopping list . 

Dorothy , 65 , of Hinckley , Lincs , is putting the £10,000 in a safe place — the bank , not behind a cushion — while she ponders how to spend it . 

That prospect needs to be borne in mind as the rest of the world ponders how to deal with China . 

Thoroughly alarmed by now , Control pondered what to do , but by the time they phoned Colwyn Bay No 1 box , the train was already standing at the platform , and started to move off . 

It is interesting to ponder how the values of planners are formulated with respect to determining aesthetic criteria for decision-making . 

I pondered what this quality might be -- not unselfishness , which it might have been , for I knew selfish mothers ; not gravitas , not responsibility . 

It was the wrong kind of thought to ponder when all she wanted was to sleep away her headache and awake refreshed and ready for whatever challenge the next day would offer . 

Carole King , the sharpest female lyricist of all time , ponders going all the way and whether her lover would still respect her in the morning . 

Jehan pondered the circumstances , and he saw how few alternatives there had been . 

But he rubbed his forefinger guiltily against his top lip while he pondered the implications of a new insight . 

They were also closely linked , for provoking or allowing the return of Republican " chaos " and , therefore , the disintegration of the nation , was the ultimate , awful responsibility to be pondered by putative dissenters in the Francoist camp . 

His clients were treated well , and were respected and pondered over by him . 

He was on the rocky slope he knew already from more than one climb , and somewhere here on these smoother protected faces of rock were the plans he had scratched and pondered over so many months ago . 

While the system of instruction was pondered upon further , Hardwick 's work continued apace . 

Isabel swallowed nervously , pondering her answer as if the fate of the kingdom rested on it . 

Cecil retired to his study to ponder the explanation that God had acted mercifully . 

Flicking through the register , she then noticed that most of the Wednesdays appeared to have been kept free , and as she pondered this strange fact Silas returned to the office . 

Grinding the coffee beans he pondered life 's smaller ambiguities . 

While you ponder this month 's challenge , I must admit that the first competition , about the Teddy box , has proved a cathartic experience for me . 

Charlotte put the receiver down and pondered the mystery of why she had issued such an invitation . 

She pondered his words then glanced at the pay phone in the corner of the bar . 

It is a question Michael Joseph is likely to ponder long and hard over the weeks to come . 

They would be moving , and he pondered about that move , thinking about the gun . 

As they rode leisurely through the thyme-scented , bee-humming air , Rincewind pondered on the experiences of the last few days . 

Later , as Eline sat in the carriage that was taking her home to Oystermouth , she pondered on her good fortune in finding people like Hari Grenfell to take an interest in her work . 

The writer has often pondered on the manner of their selection , and likes to feel that their skill carried more weight than their religious affiliations . 

Ian went away , pondering on my replies -- but one thing was certain : major changes were in prospect . 

Laura pondered on the swelling sea and opened her lips to speak . 

And at the same time , I pondered a little over who had tried to kill me , and why . 

She took herself off for long walks to ponder in the ice and wind and snow . 

This consideration was never advanced or even pondered by the opponents of the agreement . 

She pondered for a while , then , as the traffic towards Seabourne became heavier , she abandoned the subject and concentrated on her driving . 

Doone pondered , made up his mind , went out to his car and returned carrying a five-foot plank which he laid across the kitchen table . 

He spent some time pondering over a slow burning cigarette before he lifted the phone . 

She put the card down , and pondered as she made a pot of tea . 

And you 'll enjoy a series of insightful stories on a variety of wildlife species stories that ca n't be found anywhere else !

So what purpose would be served in finding whatever need be unlocked , which we do n't have , without first having found the key what unlocks it ?

The immediate objective was to find a safe location-not too far away-where the President could land and speak to the American people .

If you do plan to buy jewelry , be sure to consult the `` Shopping Guide to Jewellery '' published by the Hong Kong Tourist Authority to find a reputable dealer .

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Nevertheless , good books on archaeology assimilable by laymen are not easy to find , and if the reader can tolerate its shortcomings and is not overly concerned about the precise birthplace of Indo -European , Archaelogy & Language provides an interesting march through the millennia of prehistory in seven-league boots .

He has inside intelligence—how else would he know where to find us ?

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Me , I found a space suit , but it was statistically unlikely that I , and whomever else has followed suit ( pun intended ) , would manage to repair our ship before the less-than- twenty -four hours are up ; yes , studies have been done .

They were all out camping , when the Indian said `` Me hungry me go find food .

So the chief tells his people to find extra wood , just in case .

cost of that , on my numbers in here , made up , at least a billion dollars , or they ca n't find the people at all and get permission , an innumerable cost , un -- valuable cost to people who want to use it . Tho

Until the moment they both reached into the bowl and found not only popcorn kernels but the cool touch of the other 's skin .

The cold thing stretched and cast around with its sucker-mouth until it found the soft spot inside my elbow , where it softly sucked on and began to work its way under my skin .

FLYING DUTCHMAN : deck [ Jones is on deck , having found the cloth that Will swapped for the key ] [ Bootstrap is held at knife point on board the Flying Dutchman ] [ one crewman holds a sawfish sword as a restraining weapon in front of Bootstrap ] DAVY JONES : You will watch this .

nurse abused animals back to health and find them loving adoptive homes .

A lot of the raunchy action has moved across the harbor to Tsim Sha Tsui East ; this is also where you 'll find pricey hostess clubs , popular with Japanese tourists , but definitely not for those on a budget .

I wanted to find something , anything , that would prove all this was normal and sane .

Flow in the Kafu River has been reversed , and water draining from Lake Victoria has found a new course to the north , where it flows over Murchison Falls and into Lake Albert .

Vital papers will demonstrate their vitality by moving from where you left them to where you ca n't find them .

In Florence he had discovered the Correggio he had been sent to find .

WILL TURNER : I row over , search the ship until I find your bloody key .

She will continue to blither her vacuous bullshit on any platform she can find , spend campaign money on her rent , and go to bed every night feeling as though she is fighting the good fight for jebus , truth and America .

Even if tourists were interested in sustainable food ( they totally do n't care ) , they 'd be hard pressed to find a locally-sourced meal .

After digging to a depth of 100m last year , Russian scientists found traces of copper wiring dating back 1000 years , and came to the conclusion that their ancestors already had a telephone network one thousand years ago .

Markers of viral hepatitis , sought in 39 patients , were found only in 4. Two patients carried the surface antigen of hepatitis B virus and one had antibodies to hepatitis C virus .

We found no evidence that anyone at the White House above the level of Richard Clarke participated in a decision on the departure of Saudi nationals .

Because the finding this finds you incapacitorially finding and/or locating and your discovering the detecting of a way to save your dolly /dotty belle ol ' ...

She burped , surreptitiously , lady-like , a nasty taste in her mouth . 

Sir John burped noisily , rolled on one side and , if Athelstan had not been there , would have fallen completely off the bed . 

At last Cranston burped , smacked his lips and handed the bowl back . 

A French headmaster , Mr Ernest Chenieres , who sparked a controversy by banning Islamic headscarves in the classroom , said yesterday he had received six death threats from Islamic extremists. -Reuter . 

A CHILD murderer set to become the first person to be hanged for 28 years has sparked controversy across America . 

National Grid 's proposal to route a 400kv power line through part of the constituency is another issue which has sparked controversy . 

It came amid a crisis sparked by fears that the ERM could be destroyed if the French vote No in their referendum . 

A DECISION to allow building on one of Darlington 's largest car parks has sparked fresh fears about the town centre 's commercial future . 

The spectacular collapse of the trial sparked a furious row in the Commons last night . 

A rumbling dispute about changes to working conditions sparked an ill-temperered row in a research facility marked for twenty years of good industrial relations . 

MORTGAGE lenders sparked a storm yesterday by launching a campaign to crack down on crooked lawyers who run off with £20 million a year . 

He plans to publish diaries about his years in office which will spark a storm in Westminster . 

The only hint of rebellion seems to have been sparked by her first crush on a classmate known only by the name of Grant . 

Soldiers herded 50,000 Hindus onto buses and trains out of Ayodhya , where the violence was sparked by the destruction of a Moslem mosque . 

The demand from Labour was sparked by fury over plans to bring back charges for customers in credit . 

The debate has been sparked by the plunge in interest rates since 1990 . 

The Genestealer rebellion had been sparked deliberately , primarily to feed the creation of this creature . 

The row was sparked when Ards full back Tommy Leeman was booked for a late tackle on Linfield 's Lee Doherty . 

Critics fear it will spark damaging competition between schools . 

She had been determined not to give anything of herself away to him , but he had succeeded in antagonising her to such a pitch that she almost could n't help herself . 

If you are too domineering in your handshake ( and this may be to overcompensate for nerves ) you will antagonize the interviewer who will subconsciously feel threatened on his/her own territory . 

Both men were anxious not to antagonize any faction , but their pleas for order , at a time of political violence and uncertainty , went unheeded . 

` In fact , " her father cut in , ` if anything , I ought to be asking you to make sure that you do n't antagonise him . 

Nevertheless , he was a man prudent enough to realise that he could not antagonise the entire civil service . 

The salesperson 's task is to provide it in a manner which does not antagonise the buyer and , yet , is convincing . 

You do n't want to antagonize rich and powerful Emissaries , especially not on their own ship in deep space . 

At the same time , however , the Tigers can not antagonise their own supporters by abandoning the concept of a homeland called Tamil Eelam . 

One suspects that the language of this definition would alarm and antagonize many teachers in the average British school staffroom ; no doubt this is unnecessary , but one welcomes the admirable simplicity of Derek Rowntree : 

Many argued that the General 's unilateral style antagonized unnecessarily . 

Only two feet above the glassy water a dozen dug-out canoes are lashed to the side and more join us all the time . 

The luggage made a sort of mountain in the barrow , and some of it would have to be lashed to the sides with ropes . 

One of the most moving pictures printed in L'Illustration during the war was of one of these unhappy cuistots crawling on his stomach to the front at Verdun , with flasks of wine lashed to his belt . 

They were lashed together , upright and side by side , between the rear four seats . 

Her elbows had been lashed together and she hung from the ceiling like a snared sparrow . 

If it were joined to the Executive Power , the Judge would have the strength of an oppressor .

Before describing the ways in which pipes can and can not be joined to soil stacks , it is necessary to have a look at the different materials used in waste plumbing .

Join the lining to the blind at hemline by placing it centrally over the blind fabric with right sides facing and bottom raw edges level .

Some consist of a simple bowl with a lip , over which the water trickles , while others come in sections of varying lengths and shapes which can be joined together to form complex arrangements .

They are instead bent into semicircles and joined together at their ends to form a solid circular toroid .

The visit was organised as part of a vocational education and training project which has joined the college in Cleveland Avenue with Norway through the Department of Employment .

Occasionally we 'd harvest the lighter crops , like sweet potatoes or chillis .

The agreement , the first of its kind between a company and an indigenous group , aims to ensure that the Kayapo benefit from any commercial development of other materials which they harvest on their lands .

You can not harvest a durian , but the first person to reach a fallen fruit , even on another 's land , may claim it .

Many Welsh cockle beds are licensed but anyone can harvest the Ferryside bed .

The Body Shop is to sign an intellectual property rights agreement with the Kayapo Indians of Brazil , who already harvest and process brazil nuts for the Body Shop .

Amy has also learned to take responsibility for her own happiness , rather than trusting Joe to invest and harvest it for her .

The communal working system was used for other activities on the crofts such as planting and harvesting the crops and getting home the peat .

At one time , the average person could harvest around a sackful of wheat a day .

The Scarponis harvest their crop by beating the bush with a stick so that the ripe berries fall into the conciola -- the whicker basket traditionally used to collect and sieve juniper .

The grapes are harvested at night and processed within 15 minutes , enhancing the preservation of fruit flavours .

Once he 's harvested the wheat crop , there 's still the beans , which can not be cut because of the rain .

Brushwood is being harvested from woodlands in the Ipswich area by Bill Foreman and other coppice workers to help stabilise the river bed of the Great Ouse in Cambridgeshire .

I already had permission to search all the surrounding fields , so I waited until the field was harvested before I gave it a thorough going over with my detector .

Crops are harvested almost without sweat , boats set off on journeys with full sails , celebrations are carried off with style and decorum .

The flowers will be harvested in September for their seeds which will be crushed for oil .

Capers tend to be expensive because they must be harvested by hand .

Early potatoes are planted in February and are harvested in late May and June .

He simply could not fathom ` the ethical questions raised by me as his bishop " .

The morning after the funeral , Jean started trying to fathom the mysteries posed by the contents of Brian 's wallet .

For some reason I was unable to fathom , all the girls in my class at secondary school headed for Aviemore each weekend with the singular task of losing their virginity .

For the life of her she could n't fathom where funerals came into it .

She watched him for several moments , then looked about the large dining-room , trying to fathom the reason for his actions .

` How you feelin' , mate ? " asked Charlie as he tried to fathom the expression on his friend 's face .

I remember looking him straight in the eye at this point in order to try and fathom the motives behind his proposal .

She could n't fathom the difference , but something about his mood made her feel uneasy .

Silas sent her a look she was unable to define , and even as she tried to fathom its meaning their gaze locked for several long moments until he reached across the table to squeeze her hand .

I never completely fathomed the relationship between Andrew and Judith Evelyn , both creatures of considerable intellect and high temperament , to say nothing of dramatic talent .

` It is difficult to fathom Government 's attitude to orderly potato marketing .

How any attempt was going to be made when she was in Mariánské Láznë and Ven in Prague , she had n't fathomed as she made her way down to breakfast .

It is hard to fathom the pain felt at the death of a son or daughter , husband or wife , partner or friend .

His personal character is difficult to fathom , but he had a capacity for deep and long-lasting friendships .

Ann found it very difficult to tell , just as she had found it difficult to fathom out the workings of Martha 's mind in the days before she and her twin were married .

But when I began to fathom the extent of British editorial obedience to America 's New York Times and NBC-TV , I got scared .

Late-twentieth century culture is hard enough to fathom , even if you live within its centrifugal core .

Sorry was on the tip of her tongue when a thought struck her with such force she lay back to fathom its meaning .

It could be that we are fatally drawn to the mysterious : the water is that which we can not fathom , the unfathomable .

I think it has a fragrance reminiscent of Darjeeling tea while it is simmering .

Horsley passed the test and went off to see Thornton , who was still simmering and had nothing but dire warnings for him .

Allow to simmer for 4 minutes and then , using a ladle , very carefully strain the liquid through a conical strainer covered with a muslin cloth .

She was still quietly simmering from her interview with Naylor Massingham last Monday .

Better though that he simmered for a while , Carrie thought as she stirred the greens and tested the potatoes with a fork .

Bring to the boil and allow to simmer until cooked , then add the crème de cassis to taste .

Stir it softly over a slow fire , and when it begins to simmer , take it off , and by degrees stir it into the gooseberries .

Later , when she went to the dining-room , Lucy was still simmering with resentment , and she knew that unless she pulled herself together it would begin to show .

Leave to simmer gently until the mixture is of a syrupy consistency .

When it was simmering slowly in the Aga she went into Penry , who was searching distractedly through piles of medical tomes .

It 's the latest twist in the lengthy club versus country row which has simmered for the last two seasons .

There was a darkness in his eyes , anger simmering just beneath the surface .

He also fathered a child by Marevna ( Maria Vorobiev ) and abandoned both women when he left for Mexico in 1921 . 

She referred to the bestial man who fathered her as ` him " and never ` father " . 

The study found that 127 of the deformed infants were fathered by Vietnam Veterans while 123 of the healthy children were also fathered by veterans . 

A male benefits from having a number of females because he fathers all their chicks . 

Hodgskin fathered seven children , and the need to provide for his family may explain his failure to produce any major work after 1832 . 

Graham fathered that child Magnus , there 's no doubt in my mind about it . " 

We could not marry , but he has kept me in comfort ever since we became lovers and he fathered my two children . 

The bitch , Rintelna the Chatelaine , was to whelp the first litter born in Australia , having been mated prior to leaving the UK . 

This litter was whelped in the UK and several puppies remained here , while four accompanied their mother to Australia . 

He was whelped on 17 March 1970 , so the history of the Rottweiler in New Zealand is in its infancy , barely twenty years old . 

The bitch that whelps her pups beyond the margins of village life has given birth to potentially feral dogs . 

This logic does not soothe her ; she says I must wait three weeks .

After eating , do amphibians need to wait an hour before getting OUT of the water ?

They do n't even have the decency to wait until the man is buried , '' the Governor muttered .

The question , previously posed to me , was presented to the rest of our group ( excluding Ray ; Adrienne had been tactful enough to wait until he had gone for a refill , recalling the last time the subject was broached ) .

And I like people who are hard to stereotype , because I think stereotyping people is stupid , '' Jones said in a recent interview .

Ukrainians had criticized her book for stereotyping them as anti-Jewish .

The measure unfairly stereotypes Muslims , Arab-Americans and mosques and singles them out for investigation , surveillance and prosecution without adequate evidence , the U.S. Islamic leaders said at a news conference .

A protest last weekend by an estimated 10,000 Ethiopians deteriorated into rock-throwing that injured more than 70 people , stunning other Israelis , who had stereotyped the Ethiopians as a quiet , cheerful people .

I 'm glad she forgot her hairbrush -- it really reminds me of her .

When going on leave , Cecil sent his servant with all his baggage to the station , but the servant forgot his master 's railway pass ( the servant forgot it , note ) , so

It moved slowly and she cursed herself for having forgotten her gloves and scarf .

By 9.15 Callahan and Ted still had n't showed at Jocko 's , and I 'd forgotten my webbed gloves .

` I jumped out of an aeroplane and discovered I 'd forgotten my parachute .

When I tugged back a sleeve , the wrist was naked -- forgot my watch again -- and both hands chapped and rough .

In any case , do n't forget a raincoat , especially for British Columbia .

The most spectacular art treasures of the church are its gorgeous Byzantine mosaics , glittering Old Testament scenes high on the walls ( do n't forget the binoculars ) , and a triumphant Mary and Jesus enthroned in the apse over the high altar .

The sun glinted from their armaments and their horses " harnesses . 

The candlelight glinted from pearls and rubies , diamonds and gold . 

The faint moonlight glinted on the barrels of the guns most of them were carrying . 

It was hard to tell because of the sun glinting on his glasses . 

Dappled sunlight glints through the trees into the water , illuminating the river bed . 

The midday sun glinted against the bronze bas-reliefs of famous battle scenes on Napoleon 's column as Chantal steered the Harley-Davidson through the place de l'Opéra and turned down the busy rue de la Paix . 

Moonlight glinted off the rifles of the sentries as they patrolled the area in front of the house , lighting up the long black Mercedes that waited , chauffeur at the ready in case of emergency . 

The light glinted off a white tower at the very summit of the hill , and Riven caught the glitter of metal on the battlements as a helmet or spear blade caught the sun . 

Firelight glinted off satiny flesh as they moved , their bodies like molten gold , fluid and changing as they sought the ultimate fusion . 

And , as if she were the therapist and the journalist the patient , Eleanor ushered Valerie from the door . 

He returned shortly and ushered them into an airy office , overlooking the Grand Union Canal . 

At exactly ten o'clock , the clerk informed them that Mr Hardiman would see them now , and they were ushered into his office . 

Langton realized her impatience and ushered them out of the office towards another door , which he opened with a heavy key he took from his pocket . 

I was ushered into a waiting room by a madam and then eventually shown into a bedroom . 

She ushered Melissa out of the room into a small entrance hall and indicated a door on the other side . 

I was ushered into a high-ceilinged room dark with oak panelling . 

The President ushered his party into seats which had been kept vacant in the top bench and then he turned to address the community . 

Lotta ushered Gina back to the table , seating herself in Rune 's chair and indicating Gina should join her . 

She knew me to be a rogue as soon as she clapped eyes on me and , whilst her father ushered me to a seat , she watched girlishly out of the corner of her eye . 

He ushered Ignatius towards a low glass table surrounded by comfortable chairs on the far side of the room . 

He did not bother to look up when Corbett and Ranulf were ushered in but made a gesture for them to sit on the bench alongside the table while he continued noisily with his meal . 

I pretended to be looking at some papers when the door opened and Grace Hinkle ushered in a sophisticated-looking female of about twenty-eight . 

The place was surround by troops as the journalists were ushered in . 

As the door opened , Alain ushered in a small dark woman , his hand on her shoulder , and Jenna 's expectations collapsed like a deflated balloon . 

Forcing herself to assume a composure she was far from feeling , Gina allowed him to usher her from the small lobby behind the front door into a living-room of graceful proportions . 

A guard ushered them into the Beauchamp Tower and up into Mistress Philippa 's chamber on the second floor . 

His cheerful rubicund face was graver than usual , and when she had ushered him into the dining-room he began without preliminary : 

Penry ushered her into the kitchen , unzipping her jacket as though she were a child . 

Tweed ushered his guests to chairs , then sat back , leaving the field clear for Newman . 

` You must have wondered if I had forgotten you , " were Poskonov 's opening words as he ushered Romanov to the comfortable chair . 

When the cab came , Peter ushered Kate to the road and opened the door for her . 

William Day stated that he had made towards the shadow , but Tidbury had barred his way and ushered him towards home . 

As Stephen ushered his guests across the cobbled yard and into the drive which led to the house , George glanced back . 

He ushers her out of the restaurant saying : ` I think we should leave before the paparazzi get here . " 

Julia ushered her out of the bedroom , afraid the sound of conflict might reach her mother . 

Joan was ushered into the king 's private chamber by a manservant who had been with him since infancy . 

After the tour we are ushered into the board-room where a magnificent buffet lunch is laid out . 

Eventually the by now substantial crowds are ushered along the walls towards the square by the barely adolescent soldiers , some of whom ask for cigarettes as they do so . 

Dubois asked slowly as the Doctor ushered him and Petion back out . 

The men ushered their wives and girlfriends to safety and then trudged the last mile to the party . 

Catherine doubtfully puckered her lips when she saw the bedraggled red-eyed woman he ushered into her hallway , but her good nature got the better of her when she saw how badly Ixora was shivering . 

Long before Davidson was ushered out , he was perceived to have failed . 

The girl and her family were ushered out through a judge 's exit before reporters were allowed into court . 

Dr Herrmann produced a card , flashed it at the immigration officers and they were ushered through . 

` Do n't worry , " said Greg Carey , who had returned from ushering out his fellow guest . 

Hastily the reluctant guests began to shed their tunics , loincloths , and boots . 

We have both shed our school tunics and are wearing uniform of a different kind : blue jeans , and T-shirts and black PVC macs , which now hang like oil slicks on the back of the door . 

She shed her clothes , and slipped quickly into its impersonal embrace .

He waded out to the craft and held her bows while Gomez shed shoes and socks and rolled up his Oxfords .

All of those present who had shed their masks activated their own identical tattoos then willed the image to vanish again .

Urquhart had dispatched the animal with a single blow of his rifle butt , instructing the gillie to bury the body well away from the house . 

The Sanson family dispatched the criminals of Paris , Rheims and Tours , the Fereys taking similar care of felons in Orlýans , Rouen and Provins . 

In 1951 Desfourneaux was succeeded by Andrý Obrecht who dispatched over thirty criminals during his term of office . 

On duty of course he dispatched many infamous criminals , murderers such as Vincent Walker , Fenian Joe Brady and Charles peace . 

In the meantime , all his friends have been dispatched by serial killers , his dad , wrongly accused of the crimes , has killed himself and his mum has gone mad . 

A shotgun loaded with buckshot is the best weapon for anyone who has the unfortunate task of dispatching a wounded leopard in a confined space or thick cover . 

An extreme form of the second is the Spanish fighting bull which undergoes considerable pain before being despatched by the matador , even if this is skilfully done , and often it is n't . 

Until the Revolution and its single method of execution France , like England , dispatched its upper class offenders by means of decapitation and eliminated many common criminals by hanging . 

Those pith-helmeted cavaliers who despatched rhinos with a single well-placed slug from an army pistol while the colonel 's daughter cowered behind the baobab had simple natures but not , if this ox was anything to go by , simple hearts . 

Schneider draped a sheet about his shoulders and reached for a pair of scissors . 

She stopped half a dozen yards off and pushed her wet hair behind her ears and draped her arms protectively across her undisguised bump . 

They lay together for a while , half asleep , kissing now and again ; then she draped one leg across his hips and they began to make love languorously , without speaking . 

So she did n't sit down for a last five-minute chat , but let Ron drape her coat around her . 

She gestured Melanie over to her and draped the material around her shoulders . 

Shirts and sheets they hung from the ceiling , draping them on lines and hangers . 

Still tied together with the strands of wool we moved towards the fence intending to drape it on the wire . 

At the base of a steep crack we drape our possessions on these to save them a wetting and balance out of and into different footwear . 

Singer draped the T-shirt over his head , but his laughter was evident in the way his shoulders shook . 

He draped inflamable material over it and calibrated the switch to come on later in the day . 

Jean-Pierre picked up a shawl and draped it over Jane 's shoulders . 

They draped the starched white tablecloth over the big deal table . 

His eyes narrowed briefly , then he draped the jacket round her shoulders before leading the way to the stairs . 

When they 'd finished washing Mina and Kāli draped their clean wet clothes among the hundreds of others stretched between the scraggy thorn trees . 

She draped it at my neck and sprayed it with her perfume : it still smells faintly of Chanel . 

Schools and most offices closed ; taxis flew black flags ; shops draped black banners from their windows ; convoys of lorries clogged roads towards the Chinese border . 

Eager hands unrolled the garlands of tinsel and draped them round t ] he branches . 

Was Margaret Mead ( 1935 ) right to see woman as ` an infinitely malleable clay figure upon which mankind has draped ever varying period-costumes " ? 

The doctor left the nurse to cover him with a kind of improvised wooden tent , over which she draped a sheet . 

WHEN the famous Green Jacket was draped around the shoulders of Fred Couples last April , the American might well have shuddered . 

Curtains can also be elegantly draped back over specially designed curtain-holders . 

Your bike acts as the tent 's main support pole -- the open bellend is draped over the crossbar and pegged to the ground using four pegs . 

To add an even more damning touch , Zhukov had draped an airforce uniform over the edge of the bed , and superimposed Vologsky 's personal insignia upon it . 

He took the sword out of Alexei 's hand and jabbed it into the planks at the bottom of the punt , then draped Alexei 's coat over it . 

He pulled the blanket from underneath himself and draped it over his shoulders . 

He pulled the clothing out , draping them over the side of the chest . 

I was spellbound by the brass bedstead and all the knick-knacks , but what held my attention most were the knitted bedspreads that were on the bed and draped over the chairs . 

When I showed her she lent me a silk shawl to drape round my shoulders and over my breasts . 

Penry returned quickly with a warm , dry towel , which he draped round her shoulders as he took her wrist in his . 

Miss Hardbroom ground her teeth and managed a horribly false smile . 

Grinding my teeth with rage at everything , I got up and dressed in slacks and my old trenchcoat . 

The girl , who happened never to enjoy this activity , ground her teeth together . 

The value placed on individuals of whatever rank , evinced by the rows of photographs of people who had worked there for forty years , must make for happiness in the workplace . 

And it evinces a rather daring readiness to weave its fiction around the world of work , where private lives are inextricably bound up with talk of profit margins and raw materials . 

His letters evince the excitement he felt at undertaking this journey , one which few Europeans had as yet made , and his anticipation of getting plenty of big game hunting on the way . 

These disturbances typically evinced a High Church and Country Tory brand of Jacobitism . 

And it had been Interintell ( chiefly Renwick and Claudel ) who had tracked Erik in 1979 through Europe and the Mideast and Iran , through Pakistan and India to Bombay , where the long chase had ended . 

It was a potentially dangerous operation involving 15 armed police officers , 2 of which had tracked the car in the force helicopter . 

The police had prohibited any confrontation at the game , so the Bushwackers tracked their intended quarry in their cars , communicating with each other on CB-radio ( Observer , 2 June 1985 ) . 

That 's why you 've been tracking him all over Central America . 

I am retracing the footsteps of the lost expedition , tracking them through their abandoned log from one wrong compass bearing to the next . 

Jilted Griffin , who faces up to three years in jail , was arrested after tracking Lynn Oddo to a flat in California . 

Her desperation to flee seemed faintly ridiculous now , but she stiffened her failing resolve with the reminder that he had tracked her to Glenshee , giving her no say whatsoever in the matter . 

She tracked Ana to her room , a room further along the balcony , and in her usual manner she came straight to the point . 

A settler called A.B. Findley tracked five missing horses to the Chesnimnus region , where Wallowa Indians were gathering roots . 

He admitted frequently tracking attractive young women to their homes and watching them from a distance , and disclosed that he had been following this daily ritual for two to three months . 

He then tracked a bear for 40km travelling due East , and shot the bear dead . 

A GREENPEACE crew tracking a freighter with the biggest ever cargo of plutonium said their boat was rammed by a Japanese warship yesterday . 

The officers tracked the gunman in spite of being warned : ` Back off or I 'll kill you . " 

I remember one occasion also when I was tracking an animal , a buffalo , with a Bushman . 

Had the kidnappers been tracked too clumsily and killed the boy as they fled ? 

Last month , Department of Justice lawyers said that US military personnel could track down and apprehend drug traffickers abroad . 

The Church and the Christian live both sides of the resurrection , and woe betide us if we forget that fact . 

She patrolled the aisles like a gaoler and woe betide you if that heavy tread stopped at your desk . 

No one had ever raised a hand to her in anger , and woe betide him if he should decide to be the first man to try . 

She has a sharp cutting edge and woe betide the Europhile who treads on her toes . 

But woe betide the culprit who trespasses on the wrong side of 50 . 

It is spoken of in breathless whispers , and woe betide anyone who blasphemes the sacred place . 

Woe betide anyone who breaks a branch without first asking permission of the lunantishee , for they will torment the offender , prodding him unmercifully with their bony white fingers . 

He ruled us with an iron hand and , while he was a very fair man , woe betide any officer who crossed him . 

The secret of her approach was care in preparation , and woe betide the department that sent her into battle badly briefed or not briefed at all . 

A short , dumpy lady shaped rather like a cottage loaf , she seldom smiled and woe betide anyone not paying attention . 

Woe betide those Empire knights when they tangle with the Night Goblin fanatics ! 

He denied that Britain was ignoring the plight of people being butchered and starved by Serbs . 

` I see he starves his boys , " she said , ` as well as working them hard . " 

In her poem ` The Cruel Parent " , she describes the suffering of a young woman who is starved by her father . 

When meditating deeply before such an idol it appears as if the image takes on the aura of a live human-being . 

Meditating regularly is probably the simplest way of expanding your consciousness , finding inner peace , and tuning into your higher guidance . 

Nigel meditated on whether smashing her trophy might be the best way to make a clean break . 

Then I sat down to meditate , with the sacred choral music playing softly in the background . 

` In bed all that while , I started thinking on , you know , meditating over things . 

` She said she was going off somewhere to meditate before the afternoon session . 

There was a shelf full of his books in the Communing Room where they eat , meditate , and experience ecstasy . 

If you meditate for as little as 10-15 minutes each day , you will soon notice the difference it makes , and it will rapidly become a high priority in your life . 

In oriental philosophy and religion many devices like the mandala are used for the mind to meditate upon . 

As we become more proficient in meditating about the ` I and Thou " , so will we find more beauty . 

Meditating on the Bible is a personalized way of thinking , reading , and learning from God . 

In the last chapter she meditates on the meaning of suffering . 

He liked to take ideas gently , to get time to meditate on the best modes of expressing truth . 

The philosophic historian will never stop meditating on the nose of Cleopatra . 

The guru sent him into his hut -- just a small , leaf-covered hut with a narrow door -- to meditate on his parents . 

Blanche turned her biro slowly round in her fingers , meditating on the patterns created by the octagonal tube of plastic , and asked for the name of the dry cleaner 's . 

Eva had become eccentric : when a decision was needed Ted and I often had to wait while she retired upstairs and meditated on the exact shape of the conservatory or the dimensions of the kitchen . 

This is a day for thinking of the Four Last Things and meditating on sin . " 

How much time I have had to meditate on what transpired between us . 

After all , as Pasternak said , we are people who meditate upon death and thereby create new life . " 

They studied the scriptures and meditated upon the history of the Jews and their place in history . 

He was just meditating whether he could risk running straight in through the kitchen door when he saw two of the firemen in masks , doing just that . 

Skyllias , like all escapers who have been working for the occupation forces , ` had been meditating escape before , but had not an opportunity " . 

In 1861 : ` I 've long been meditating a novel on insanity , or rather on how one becomes insane . " 

The Greeks kept control of the dead and wreckage ; but they had suffered severely , especially the Athenians , half of whose ships were damaged ; and they began to meditate retreat . " 

WE have just considered the problem of who is to bear the loss when goods perish . 

If this were to be the position when goods perish after the risk has passed to the buyer , it would be a contradiction in terms . 

This will be the position provided the goods perished before any had been delivered to the buyer . 

All the hams are dry salted to preserve the meat by extracting the juices which would otherwise cause the meat to perish . 

Even where fragments of sculpture remain in place , the gay paint has perished , except for traces in crannies ; and the sculptures of Iktinos ' temples , both at Athens and Bassai , are in London . 

Giesecke himself arrived in Leith in October 1813 dressed in furs and feathers , his European clothes having perished . 

The joints between plastic gutters can leak too -- usually because dirt or grit has got between the gutter and the seal or because the seal itself has perished . 

Early buildings were in wood and have perished , but parts of later stone ones survive . 

Parents who abuse their children have often been abused themselves , Dr Hans Steiner , consultant paediatrician and senior lecturer in child health at Newcastle University , told the congress .

` Mr. Bennet , how can you abuse your own children in such a way ?

Whilst the latter was away , the defendant took over her teaching duties and made use of his position to abuse the girl sexually .

DOCTORS have determined that Woody Allen did not sexually abuse one of the children he adopted with his estranged partner Mia Farrow , representatives for both sides said yesterday .

She added said that she had believed Allen had homosexual tendencies and she had concerns that he would sexually abuse Satchel .

I said , ` Were you aware that you might threaten , abuse or insult him ? "

You know not the innocence you abuse so freely Would to God that instead of a woman and my sister , any man breathing had dared to give himself half the airs you have done .

There they could plunder and abuse the local Christian peasantry with impunity , even dispossessing them from their lands .

Quite often , also , hot steam blasting through a scoria cone may oxidize or ` rust " the iron in the rock , giving the scoria a deep reddish-brown colour . 

But this new alloy is being oxidised -- and flaking off -- much faster than the old alloy ; the chemistry of the mixtures is still poorly understood . 

So , says Daedalus , a road surfaced with catalytic material should oxidise the surface of his tyres . 

This prevents the cork drying up , shrinking and letting in air thus oxidising the wine . 

The manager should ascertain as early as possible the intentions of medical staff , particularly surgeons , with regard to the summer leave commitments . 

It was not possible to ascertain directly how many halogen moieties had ended up on the football . 

It was designed to discover the feelings of fathers and ascertain exactly how much help they really are when it comes to tending to the baby 's needs . 

The committee 's first task was to ascertain objectively whether discrimination exists against women at the Bar and , if so , the extent of such discrimination . 

It is important that each party to a prospective transaction should be able to ascertain readily whether or not his contract will be governed by the Convention . 

The basis of the method is a three-step process of ascertaining the relationships between : ( a ) visitor rates and distance ; ( b ) visitor rates and cost ; and ( c ) number of visits to the site and an assumed set of admission charges . 

If all science were as Lendrem portrays it , we could ascertain everything by resort to introspection and examination of our own motives . 

300 households will be examined in further detail to ascertain the relationship between household structure and labour market participation in the recent past . 

It is necessary to examine the company 's Articles of Association to ascertain the procedure for the declaration of dividends . 

From this , and knowledge of the requirements of the complete machine or structure , it is possible to ascertain the reason for the inclusion of any feature , or entity , in the detailed design layout . 

Therefore , an external estimate of economies of scale was used to ascertain the likely change in costs . 

Thirdly , if no early arrangements can be seen in the form of earthworks , cropmarks or soilmarks , can we still ascertain something of how the land was used in the past ? 

The crystal acts as an analyser which ascertains whether or not the photon has polarisation perpendicular to the optical axis of the crystal . 

If the body lay there for long enough , even the means of death could be hard to ascertain . 

The intention of these investigations is to ascertain if there could be any adverse effect on the public interest as a result of a particular monopoly or merger situation . 

Where a trader advises that an item is beyond economical repair , we should seek to ascertain , by phone if necessary , the actual cost of repair . 

Immediately behind him sat Howard and Shirley Brown , silent and sombre , each thinking thoughts that were quite impossible for any observer to ascertain -- even for the two of them themselves fully to comprehend . 

The quality of the workmanship is impossible to ascertain , but the decoration appears more elaborate than that of the Cupids or the Lion and Stag pavements . 

That the male participates in the duty of incubation I ascertained by having shot a bird on the nest which on dissection proved to be a male . " 

In ordinary life it is rare indeed for people to form their beliefs by a process of logical deduction from facts ascertained by a rigorous search for all available evidence and a judicious assessment of its probative value . 

The system should ascertain from the operation number whether further details are required , and request them if necessary . 

We believe it drove onto the site just before the call to the fire brigade -- and that 's what we 're trying to ascertain from the travellers . 

In the class which Rosa was taking he asked some elementary questions and , having ascertained from his wife that the answers were correct , professed satisfaction . 

It enables departmental ` top management " to ascertain within their departments who does what , why and at what cost . 

The purpose of these measurements was to ascertain through conscientious planning and medical surveillance that inadvertent exposure during spraying does not create any hazard to a rural population . 

The person due to receive the animals should be consulted to ascertain the documentation required . 

Pilot interviews were conducted with participants in the industry from the UK , USA and Japan to ascertain the nature of the limits placed on data-gathering by commercial confidentiality and military secrecy . 

As far as I can ascertain this notation still applies to some brands of wool , but when we come to synthetics , things are a bit different . 

Observation statements can be ascertained by any observer by normal use of the senses . 

All expertise in a particular technique or on a certain topic can be gathered together in one place , and the level of collective knowledge can then be ascertained , supported and made available . 

For this study , when tests of mothers ' serum were the basis for referral the type of tests used were ascertained . 

Cases were ascertained from multiple sources , and it is doubtful that any were missed , although we can not be certain . 

Instead steps have been taken to ensure that the classes and their rights can be ascertained from the company 's public documents . 

The protective effects of dietary calcium on the lytic activity of faecal water and on colonic proliferation have been ascertained in many rodent and human studies . 

The meso- and metathorax become more or less intimately associated to form a pterothorax and the union is often so close that the limits of those regions can only be ascertained with difficulty . 

It can be ascertained within two to four days whether or not the remedy has been correctly selected ( in acute cases within two to four hours ) because the patient after a few doses should be relieved . 

Readers should ascertain how their own central bank defines money supply . 

My goal in this paper is to examine this literature critically , and then use it to ascertain what the appropriate antitrust treatment of research joint ventures should be . 

It is up to him to ascertain how far he wishes to travel and by what route . 

A publisher or distributor may very well be unaware of the contents of what he is circulating , although he might be thought to have some obligation to ascertain what is contained in what he is peddling . 

It is difficult however , when browsing through advertisements to ascertain which is the best and most reliable program for your particular needs . 

Here we shall examine how we can help students ascertain that relationship and its effect on meaning . 

He had now firmly ascertained that he was too important to kill . 

I ascertained that the aim was to achieve some ideal unity of the two . 

Said Brian , ` We were then able to ascertain that the cards were counterfeit . 

With Mr Braybrooke 's astonished help , she 'd managed to ascertain that as Isabelle Riquard 's only child , Sabine was legal heir to Les Hiboux . 

The guardian ad litem is required to ascertain the child 's wishes on attendance and to convey these to the court . 

They will ascertain the conference buyer 's need and structure their services to meet these needs . 

` I 'll need to ascertain a good many people 's whereabouts on Wednesday afternoon , " Doone said placidly in a flourish of jargon . 

A post-mortem examination could not ascertain the cause of death . 

To overcome such problems a banker must examine the available financial statistics to ascertain the creditworthiness of the proposed borrower . 

Frederica did not attempt to ascertain the fumbled name , having given up interest in stray new people until it was clear that they were of real concern . 

Please , Ellen , I 'm trying to ascertain the nature of reality . " 

They lost me and I 'm still transmitting on Mutual Aid because I did n't see any units around me and I knew we were headed towards a Highway Patrol station , because they 're down there on Seacrest Short Cut and pretty soon Unionville Rd or Idlewild I think turns into Seacrest Short Cut , I believe .

At one point I almost lost them until I realized that the Sierra had pulled into a garage for gas .

Hence , the great divide between music perceived to be ` authentic " and music held to be ` manufactured " . 

This neglect is widely perceived to be a major unresolved problem . 

The chairman , unless stripped of veto authority , will always act in what he or she perceives to be the best interests of the agency . 

For Plato perceived God to be immutable , incorporeal , nameless , transcendent beyond all time and space . 

This price might initially appear uncompetitive , but may be justified in the market place by additions to the features associated with the product such that consumers perceive the product to be effectively differentiated from the alternatives available . 

Teachers and students perceived themselves to be a low-status group , looked upon with increasing scorn by other sections of society , whatever the absolute figures for incomes and position were measured to be . 

And since the motor trade perceives a secondhand diesel as a good buy , there will be a lot of buyers from the taxi and motor trades chasing a finite pool of good cars . 

There is no question but that the Romans perceived Jesus as a military and political figure , and dealt with him strictly according to that perception . 

Another possibility is that the leader perceives the high achieving follower as a threat to his own position , and withdraws . 

But when James forgets his spectacles and knocks an Oxford spinster off her bicycle , his devoted Kate perceives him as a ` stupid old man " . 

This is perhaps because the infant 's relation with its mother is disturbed when the child begins to perceive its father as another figure in the family . 

Others perceive the world in ways difficult for us to even imagine . 

They perceive Euro Disney as undermining French values and Mickey -- the French never use the rodent 's surname -- as some sort of Trojan mouse of American cultural imperialism . 

This means that they all perceive the world in slightly different ways . 

List all the characteristics which make up your Inner Face -- how do you perceive yourself ? 

Nevertheless , civil aviation was correctly perceived by the British and Americans alike as an area of enormous growth after 1945 . 

If the state is perceived as an instrument of class rule , so are the ` servants of the state " . 

Abbot Suger 's famous two-handled cup ( fig. 33 ) dating from c. 1140 incorporated an antique body carved from sardonyx .

To begin with , a very large number of the objects recovered from archaeological sites had a ritual function , and many of the images carved on sealstones and painted on wall plaster and pottery show religious symbols , rituals , or mythic events .

The beam illuminated an altar carved from a block of solid jade , where a knife and a whisk and a chalice were laid upon cloth of gold .

In the chapter on technique the author describes the process of carving a figure from a wood with particular properties .

Their tall , shapely helmets are intricately carved and often encrusted in precious gems , for Elves love gemstones and use them to decorate their wargear .

Its venerability is enhanced by the irreverent graffiti of names carved in the wood .

This is in a fine state of preservation and still retains two male figures carved in the tufa forming the head of the side parapets of the auditorium ( 147 and PLATE 19 ) .

A later epitaph carved on the sarcophagus of Scipio Africanus ' ancestor , Lucius Cornelius Scipio Barbatus , described him as having ` good looks equal to his valour '' , an idea foreign to traditional Roman thought but very much in the tradition of Alexander of Macedon .

I have seen rocking horses carved from much harder timbers such as elm and oak , but be aware that the carving will be hard work if you choose one of those .

According to the motto , the words carved in granite outside our dock gates , a settlement in Africa raises no doubts : the great Roman god approves of the mingling of peoples and the making of treaties in Africa .

The new territory , which was to be carved from the eastern reaches of the vast Northwest Territories and would stretch from the Manitoba border to the North Pole , was to be known as Nunavut , an Eskimo term meaning '' our land '' .

An example of this is a jackal 's head , purportedly ancient Egyptian , and carved from the semi-precious stone lapis lazuli ( fig. 8.5 ) .

He ran a finger along the lowermost surface of the wood , his fingertips brushing the marks that spelled out his name , and it echoed in his mind with the voice of his father , who had carved the instrument many years ago .

The boy carved his initial , M , in his 14-year-old victim 's back .

Their seven children , carved in high relief in diminishing size according to age , clustered round their feet like rabbits .

Main picture ( clockwise from top left ) Arthur Robb , who has crafted between 60 and 70 lutes , with a mid-Renaissance , seven-course ( 13-stringed ) instrument ; Arthur restored guitars up to 200 years old ; in a tradition dating back five centuries , the rose motif is carved from the soundboard with a single , sharp knife ; strips of yew and sycamore will form the lute ribs .

Soon , clouds spilled over Carn Dearg and it darkened suddenly as I ascended the mountain . 

Over many years I have ascended the steep final slopes to the broad top often . 

He drove leisurely up the country lane and ascended the hill , before bearing left along the escarpment . 

I ascended the steps ; although these tombs have no side-walls but are closed in by arches and lattices , they are very dark inside . 

He ascended the steps of the altar very solemnly , and joined his hands before his face for a final convulsive moment of prayer , his eyes closed . 

Miss Kenton was still waiting for me in the hallway and we ascended through the house in silence . 

The earth was soft here and the feet of the ladder began to sink as he ascended . 

However , the judge said that even though the man promised not to do it again , he found such behaviour extremely offensive and ordered him to give £50 to each of the women .

A judge has ordered a fish farm to compensate a group of anglers for ruining their fishing season .

Judge William Crawford sentenced her to three months in jail suspended for two years and ordered her to pay £50 costs .

Judge Angus Stroyan ordered him to pay £21.98 compensation for the shirts , which were bloodstained , and gave him a community service order for 60 hours .

Mr Tom Finnegan was also ordered by a judge at Darlington county court to pay rent arrears of £2,400 .

Jamie Ray , another American , was jailed for 4 years and also ordered to be deported .

He gave him no time to pay and ordered he be jailed for up to the alternative of 14 days .

Instead of a 15-year jail sentence , Mr Justice Nolan ordered him to Rampton under the Mental Health Act .

Judge David Bryant sentenced him to nine months imprisonment suspended for two years and ordered him to pay £200 costs .

Judge Angus Stroyan QC sentenced him to six months imprisonment suspended for 15 months and ordered Gregory , of Bevanlee Road , South Bank , Middlesbrough , to pay £60 costs .

Judge William Hannah sentenced Francis , of Caroline Street , Hetton-le-Hole , to four months imprisonment suspended for two years and ordered him to pay £500 compensation .

There were drunken brawls that rolled from one vessel to another and ended with a splash in the cloudy river , or there were glimpses of painted female faces , bodies barely concealed by thin silk shafts .

The first type has a clear space all around it ; a back-to-the-wall bidet is installed against a false wall , which conceals the plumbing .

Sitting on the top of Mumbles Head , the mist swirling around him virtually concealing him from anyone on the beach , Joe felt suitably isolated , he wanted to be alone with his misery .

A stout woman entered , bearing a candelabrum and a tray , and on her plump face , under the nightcap that concealed the rags curling her hair , was an expression of the gravest displeasure .

The older boy , leaner and more muscular , has shorter hair and a small skull-cap which may conceal a tonsure .

Froebe rushed into his office from his private quarters , which were behind a door concealed by the filing cabinet .

It had backed up against the patio , completely concealing the ornate wall and steps that led down onto the gravelled walks .

Her long black hair , beneath a white coif , was further concealed by a small black cap .

As the front curtain rose , the entire stage was blacked out by drapes which also concealed twelve doors at regular intervals .

An embroidered cloth concealing her hair was bound with a complex gold fillet , and her robe was of Caspian silk woven in Florence .

The most exciting discovery this year has been of a very fine Umbrian crucifix of around 1250 hitherto completely concealed by mediocre seventeenth-century painting optimistically attributed to Titian in the nineteenth century .

Another Precambrian block , formed by the Midlands Microcraton of Central England ( Figure 2 ) , is almost entirely concealed by younger rocks .

Gingerly , she lowered herself onto the wall , and sat astride its smooth apex , still partially concealed by overhanging branches from the tree .

When the car became an open tourer , the hood and supports were tucked away behind the leather-covered front seats and concealed by a sheet of green hessian .

She patted the buffon which concealed her ample bosom , her jaw set ready for a fight .

A domed roof was supported on steel pillars above the tank , concealing a small gantry which supported a B/1 type trolley mast .

To give a period look , the bath and basin have been panelled and the walls tiled just up to dado height . 

The walls were panelled in mahogany except for the fourth wall behind him . 

Even Rory Bremner would have been hard pressed to impersonate more roles in a single show .

Miss Menzies suddenly stood up , looked him straight in the eyes and said , ` Do you know it 's a very serious offence to impersonate a police officer ? "

The underdog cuts off her glamourous tresses for " serious hair " and begins to impersonate the boss .

It is hard to imagine the glamorous Deborah Moggach impersonating a decrepit roué , but that is what she says she did while writing The Ex-Wives ( £14.99 ) , coming from Heinemann on 29th April .

At the ritual earlier Tao Chu had impersonated Tsu Tiao , playing out scenes from the old T'ang 's life before the watching Court .

In one city he had been impersonated by a woman named Helen Potter , and in another a boy of sixteen managed to get into his hotel room .

Mark Curry is well aware he 's following some illustrious predecessors in the role of Lord Fancourt , who dons a frock to impersonate a long-lost aunt from Brazil ( where the nuts come from ) .

` So this Alfred Emblow steps forward , " she went on , deepening her voice a tone to impersonate the strong-man , ` and says : ` Well done , young man .

Many County supporters believed the interview , in which the England international was impersonated by Radio Nottingham 's sports presenter , Martin Fisher .

Some soldier saw me , realized I was n't a real major and I suppose he thought I was impersonating an officer or whatever .

That has meant impersonating the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback to help the 49ers prepare for Sunday 's match .

It could be a trick , an impression ( we 've heard of a dog who impersonates an anteater ! ) it 's up to you .

In the end it is left to Dickson McCunn to further the romantic element of the book when he impersonates the chosen royal candidate , the elderly and ailing Archduke Hadrian .

I think the turning point came when Chris Patten and Michael Heseltine joked at a press conference on Tuesday , with Mr Heseltine impersonating Neil Kinnock .

The actors impersonate the totem animal , thus identifying and promoting a resonant connection with it .

` It could n't possibly have been Eddie who impersonated Delia and anyway there 'd have been no point when she lives in the same house as Angy . "

Sir Peter Teazle suggests to Sir Oliver Surface that he impersonates this Mr Premium whom Charles had never met , and ` you 'll see your nephew in all his glory " .

They ask me to impersonate Michael fucking Caine , can you believe that ?

Similar specimens are to be obtained from elsewhere in southern England , in France , and in the USA . 

Furthermore , rectal biopsy specimens were obtained from each twin in whom sigmoidoscopy could be carried out . 

Blood specimens were obtained from each child by venepuncture at the time of vaccination and then 4 to 6 weeks and 13 to 17 months later . 

The loss of the documents appears to be a more serious breach of security than that which occurred in 1979 , when the IRA obtained a copy of a secret Army intelligence assessment . 

In some cases , the BGS libraries had obtained copies of theses from the authors by purchase or gift , and no loan records were available for such copies . 

A copy will be sent to all staff shareholders , and staff who do not hold shares will be able to obtain a copy from the public relations department . 

Private companies would , among other things , have to agree to provide the Enterprise with fully prospected sites and sell it technology if they want to obtain mining licences from ISA . 

In the United States , doctors have to obtain a special ` investigative drug licence " from the government 's Food and Drug Administration before injecting a patient with HPD . 

For all , apart from Anglican weddings , you must obtain a certificate or certificate with licence from the local superintendent registrar . 

The authors endeavour to obtain specimens from as varied sources as possible . 

To clarify whether the effects of indomethacin were through cyclo-oxygenase , we obtained colonic pinch biopsy specimens from an additional group of six patients with ulcerative colitis for an indomethacin dose response assay . 

Control tissue was obtained by combining palmar fascia specimens excised from 3 male and 3 female ( aged 38-67 , mean 58 ) patients having carpal tunnel decompression . 

Those who had obtained tickets for the December train have been offered a straight transfer for February 5th . 

The game was all ticket but I found little problems obtaining a ticket , going down Friday lunchtime and obtaining a spare ticket from a Southampton supporter . 

Please be sure to obtain your tickets direct from the Royal Albert Hall during February . 

The IRA says it has obtained documents detailing operations by British intelligence to recruit agents within the Irish community on the Continent . 

He added that the defence also needs more time to examine and obtain documents relating to the case after new evidence came to light last week . 

A few weeks later , FoE obtained a government document showing that some water supplies would now be in breach of the Drinking Water Directive until 31 December 2000 , and in some cases perhaps even longer . 

In return for the initial outlay the gardener will obtain a place to grow aquatic plants and a mini nature reserve for insects , birds , newts etc . 

His wife took this to their General Practitioner to obtain a prescription to ensure a continued supply ( he does not have to pay for this ) . 

Scotland Today has obtained a confidential report that warns councillors they could be sued for damages . 

Grant obtained his first degree by attending evening classes at Queen Mary College , London , and he subsequently took a doctorate at King 's College . 

We obtained data by retrospective examination of hospital records . 

It pointed out that he had , after considerable difficulty , recently obtained a new lease for Montagu House and had commissioned Burn to rebuild it . 

Ask an insurance broker to obtain some illustrations for you to compare . 

Gavin also faces three charges of obtaining a total of £630 from Nalgo by falsely pretending the money had gone to the Transport & General Workers Union . 

Gyggle had obtained a series of computer-visualisation models from an extra-sensory perception researcher in Texas . 

From one or other of them I obtained the papers on the case , and these , together with the letters I myself had received from Meehan , were enough to dispel any lingering doubts . 

Judge Diamond ruled that Barrett had obtained the pieces through fraudulent misrepresentation and ordered him to return them . 

In extremis we can obtain new progenoids slowly through testslaves . 

Aristotle is credited with the first written record of the fact that certain marine predatory gastropods obtain their food through the holes they excavate in their prey . 

Many textile works use surface water from streams or rivers , and , to obtain a uniform supply with a substantial reserve , this is often collected in reservoirs or lodges . 

The resulting extra space means that the Electrical Department obtains a permanent base with new work benches . 

Yousefi was found not guilty of attempting to obtain £43,225 by applying for a loan in the name of Garawand to buy his home . 

It makes unarguable sense to concentrate materials purchases as much as is commercially desirable and to obtain supplies from as few sources as possible . 

I decided to make one last attempt after which I would start looking for a place from where I could obtain a map of the city . 

They also persuaded him to sign a declaration stating that he had been cautioned , which enabled them to obtain a set of fingerprints . 

By adding animal manure and artificial fertilisers to the already fertile soils , and by using much machinery and insecticides , the farmers obtain very high yields of crops . 

The tagged LOB corpus can now be obtained by academic researchers throughout the world . 

Dyes for hair colouring could only be obtained from plants and one of the oldest of these is the red dye henna , obtained from the powdered dried leaves of the plant Lawsonia inermis . 

Tickets can also be obtained from the Ski Club Meltdown office at 77 Church Road , Hove , East Sussex , BN3 2BB . 

In order to get a job at the end of the war , she and Siegfried need to obtain what she calls a ` Persil-Schein certificate denazifying us whiter than white " ( 79/473 ) . 

Confidental documents obtained by the Guardian show that financial incentives proposed by the ECMT secretariat form a fundamental element of the programme . 

These are the offspring obtained by cross-breeding wild-type with pearl eye type . 

As I am sure you will understand , we are particularly anxious to obtain for preservation any work either published in Scotland or of Scottish interest . 

He gave me one , and I folded the cheque carefully into a spill and lit the cigarette with the flame I had obtained from the gas-fire . 

Most of the potent drugs obtained from plants are known to act on specific physiological systems . 

Make written statements of the patterns derived from data obtained from various sources . 

On Oct. 10 documents leaked to the Washington Post revealed that Pakistan had sought to obtain through its embassy in France and intermediaries in Canada and Switzerland high temperature furnaces used for the manufacture of nuclear weapons . 

Soap films , obtained by withdrawing a closed frame from a soap and water solution , were first investigated by Joseph Plateau ( 1801-1883 ) . 

` A clear case of premeditated murder , the conception made here last Sunday , the spiky weapon obtained from somewhere , the risk taken , " he said . 

Lord Denning said that it could be implied that the Minister had been given this power to enable him to revoke licences obtained illegally . 

Indeed , at no election since 1935 has a party obtained more than 50% of the votes cast , yet at only one election since that time has a government been returned without a majority of seats . 

Brian Burke , the former ALP Premier of Western Australia , was arrested on June 16 for allegedly obtaining more than A$17,000 ( about US$12,800 ) through the misuse of parliamentary expenses . 

KELLY Good painstakingly glued a gold bow to the front of her pink velvet jewellery box and stuck down a Christmas label . 

Glue them in position with some rubber solution adhesive , ensuring that they are firmly fixed to the paper without the glue being visible . 

Cut out or draw a picture of Freda and glue it on to the bookmark . 

Acoustics ' fingerboards are glued on relatively late in production , in fact after the necks have been fitted to the bodies . 

We simply glued the broken ear back in place and she carried on to a successful conclusion . 

This means that it is cut up into comparatively small pieces which are then glued together again , usually in hydraulic presses with synthetic glues . 

The slogan was spelled out in three-foot-high polystyrene lettering and glued onto a soft canvas backdrop . 

Haphazardly placed photographs of King George and Queen Elizabeth , cut from a magazine , had been hastily glued to the wall before the landlord came to lunch -- to hide the marks of indoor revolver practice . 

Marketing management must continually reappraise its channels of distribution in an attempt to effect cost savings .

The success of the variety multiples has meant that manufacturers have had to reappraise their sales channels as it has meant a concentration of purchasing power into fewer hands .

He added that the UN 's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is currently reappraising its stance on global warming in the light of this .

For some of these people the time is past when they could reappraise their stance .

It was understandable that the government of each should have tried to reappraise its policies and priorities , and been anxious to explore its range of options .

Jimmy was silent for a while , and Cardiff could see that he was reappraising the situation .

Do schools take their small-scale budgetary approaches , built up over the years by dealing with capitation , or do they reappraise their resource management approach ?

Lawyers and philosophers have reappraised the moral significance of promises , each interpretation of the modern law discovering confirmation in alleged moral practices .

The Comintern Plenum of 1932 had reappraised the " Social Fascist " policy and lessened some of the hostility to Left Social Democratic members though the former antagonism against Left Social Democratic leaders was retained .

This has an unavoidable knock-on effect on Western Europe , as evidenced by the revival of the ` German question " , and it will eventually lead to Washington reappraising its security interests .

The courses give teachers of adults an opportunity to reappraise the theory and practice of continuing education .

Stung by these allegations , the Labour Party reappraised its strategy .

They offer an opportunity to managers , clinical staff and health and safety officers to reappraise the function of the mortuary services , and rectify any deficiencies in physical structure or in clinical practices .

This may be possible through community representation and has been evident where neighbourhood groups have challenged the status quo and caused government to reappraise the practice of service delivery .

Not only is the government reappraising all its election promises in the light of the national deficit , but also the science minister 's post is not part of the powerful 13-member inner cabinet .

The United States itself was soon driven to reappraise its global thinking as a result of the Vietnam War .

He argued that Britain 's role in the world should be thoroughly reappraised by Washington .

It made me reappraise my attitudes to oppression and the politics of domination and subordination .

As a result employers came to reappraise their previous strategy of attempting to contain unions by means of active opposition since that was more likely to result in increased government intervention to facilitate recognition .

In 1973 the City of London Polytechnic obtained CNAA approval for its modular degree , beginning with fifteen subjects and a first year in which students reappraised their objectives and had guidance and counselling available .

Time seemed to halt for Yeremi as he saw d'Arquebus squeeze the trigger , and was sure that d'Arquebus was squandering that single shell , shooting his hellfire bolt off prematurely . 

` Alex Household must have said it just before he shot the gun ; Micky heard it over the deaf-aid and just repeated it . " 

As they sped away , Carlson could see three or four figures around the car , shooting automatic guns into the flaming vehicle . 

He enjoyed a simple life in the country best , being with his grandchildren and his dogs , shooting , and fishing . 

He took the rifle off his shoulder , aimed it , and shot once . 

A guard moved back , letting them pass , the door hissing open at their approach . 

Although Viking was lying quietly enough at the moment we could tell by the sudden gusts which hissed down from the high southern cliff that it was blowing quite hard on the weather side . 

She was looking at him steadily , no emotion showing in the slate-grey eyes .

But when he glanced down at his chest , he saw to his intense relief the smashed casing and circuitry of his radio showing through torn material .

On 24-25 February 1831 , in latitude 65? 57' S , longitude 47? 20' E , Biscoe discovered Enderby Land , sighting black mountain tops showing through the ice-cap .

Brassieres were unmentionable and my dark aureoles and prominent nipples would show through my school blouse and vest .

There were sections of smooth plate occasionally between the dents and here and there paint of an ancient Volvo hue showed through a patina of decrepitude .

Whether it was the disappointment showing on my face I shall never know , for my guide quickly added that it was a Celtic path and , perhaps , more than 4,000 years old .

` I asked Mrs Gracie the housekeeper what to do , " she said , and a sudden grin , like that of an urchin , showed on her face .

The older woman 's tone was completely dismissive now , and contempt showed clearly on her face as her eyes raked over Jessamy 's paint-stained T-shirt and faded jeans .

Vincent strained every nerve to turn himself into a draughtsman acceptable to the illustrated papers , and the strain showed .

One of the beauties of the technique which is often overlooked is that the colours tend to show through and ` blur '' a little .

Domesticated buffaloes lumbered through the flooded fields , too , hauling tiny wooden plows , or wallowed at rest in deeper hollows with only their scimitar-shaped horns and noses showing above the water .

A water vole swam vigorously across from a little island , its round face and bright eyes showing above the water .

The next moment a head showed above water a yard or two from the boat .

I out there the next day and all that was showing above the water was the mast .

As the days dragged on the strain of continually living in front-line positions began to show in the faces of some of the Commandos .

` Just tell me , Hua , '' Li Yuan said , interrupting him ; reaching out to hold his arm , his fondness for the old man showing in his face .

A practised smile was on her lips but his eyes had moved rapidly , assessingly over her figure until their appreciation eventually showed on his face .

Soon after this statement , in November 1979 , Taraki 's successor Hafizullah Amin reportedly rebuffed a Soviet request to establish an air base at Shindand near the Iranian border .

Exceptions have been made in four areas where the high incidence of large industrial users quickly took up the 15% , but attempts by the EIUG to have the concessions extended have been rebuffed by Littlechild .

The electorate , to the surprise of many , rebuffed Baldwin and denied him a mandate for Protection .

Twice in the past regulators have rebuffed attempts by KKR to invest in banking .

PROMINENT left-wingers yesterday rebuffed appeals for unity behind Labour 's policy review and accused the party leadership of a calculated effort to stifle grassroot dissent .

The Belgians abruptly rebuffed a request for free stores ; the Dutch and the Germans eventually agreed , but on sale-or-return terms .

USL also says UC Berkeley rebuffed every proposal it put forward over the last few months to resolve the dispute without recourse to litigation .

But Obama 's aides have rebuffed those plans , arguing that Washington can maintain influence in Baghdad through arms sales and diplomatic engagement , rather than a large troop presence .

He rebuffed diplomatic attempts by President Clinton , European leaders and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to stop the fighting .

After initially rebuffing the idea , Israel on Sunday said it would consider deployment of an international stabilization force on the border .

Even so , the Taliban last year made inroads into some previously calm areas of the country , and the movement 's leaders have rebuffed efforts to bring them to the bargaining table .

The firm had first proposed flying supervisors or their aides to view the Oregon plant , but were rebuffed by the county counsel , who said junkets at the expense of a company seeking a contract are illegal .

There is no legal requirement for a child 's evidence to be corroborated in civil proceedings . 

The results corroborate the role of these proteins in pheromone transport and elaborate the structural basis of ligand binding . 

The same study also corroborated the finding of other studies that the status of the college attended , apart from the years of attendance , was closely related to future earnings . 

In this way the results of characterisation studies can be corroborated by alternative , and independent , measures of similarity . 

This is corroborated by the data obtained from the snowball sample which show that , while 38 per cent of males were known , only 20 per cent of females were known . 

Crow crucified a frog under a microscope , he peered into the brain

In the dark ages people like Edward got crucified or burned as witches .

By A.D. 48-9 , the Roman Governor of Judaea was seizing and crucifying both Zealots and Nazareans indiscriminately .

As a nation the Jews are responsible for his death , but it was Pontius Pilate who delivered him to be crucified , who announced the verdict , who pronounced the sentence .

For example they would ask ` What does it mean for Jesus to die on the cross ? " rather than ` What happened when Jesus was crucified ? "

It was people like this who crucified Jesus , because they hated the mercy he showed to the common people .

So Peter Abelard could argue that those who crucified Christ had not sinned because they genuinely believed that they were acting rightly .

The present sale includes an impression of ` Christ crucified between two thieves : ` The Three Crosses " ( iii/v , est. £150-200,000 ; $265-354,000 ) .

And , of course , Christians remember Jerusalem because Christ was crucified there .

And as we look over these next few minutes , we 'll consider that it was Pilate who rejected and who crucified the Lord Jesus .

A bitter poem from the end of the war saw the statesmen meeting at Versailles to agree to a peace treaty as those who crucified Christ anew .

I very much welcome the fact that the Security Council authorised the dispatch of a preliminary team .

The local authority had resolved that its director of housing be authorised to offer to them , in cases which he judged to be appropriate , accommodation in hostels or hotels by way of permanent accommodation .

So long as he was successful in that action too , a further thirty days later he was authorized to proceed to execution .

Reluctantly , however , he authorised Baldwin to make a settlement which did not exceed a payment of £25 million a year .

The European Community is expected to authorise a £50 million grant to help regenerate parts of Manchester , Salford and Trafford .

These are stray survivals , but it is likely that other forfeitures were authorized in the same way .

Suppose that the father had later authorised the creditor to sue for the balance of the debt--or required him to do so as trustee ( see Vaughan Williams L.J. ) ?

But while Whitehall changed from organizing public expenditure on an annual basis to a five-year rolling programme , the House of Commons was still authorizing expenditure on the old twelve-month pattern .

“ KPMG Peat Marwick is authorised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales to carry on investment business ” .

Institutions authorised by the Bank of England to carry on a deposit-taking business in this country are required to make contributions to the Deposit Protection Fund as levied from time to time by the Deposit Protection Board .

Trevelyan at the Treasury insisted that every scheme should be properly surveyed and costed , and be personally authorized by him in London , before work began .

Certain status changes may only be authorised by senior lexicographers .

Our biggest problem is non-attendance authorised by parents for what might be considered unacceptable reasons .

Grant Thornton are authorised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales to carry on investment business .

An indictment , issued by a Californian grand jury on Feb. 23 and kept secret until after the arrests , stated that payment for the krytrons had been authorized by the Iraqi embassy in London .

If the client is happy to pay any contribution required , the solicitor is authorized to provide up to two hours of work .

The questionable legality of the move may explain why two of the earliest confiscations were authorized by Gloucester personally rather than in the king 's name .

She had obviously enticed Patrick to run away with her -- were they sleeping together , she wondered briefly ? 

Fez-topped men tried to entice them to enter their tiny emporiums but the Roberts spent the first hour simply taking in the atmosphere . 

The distinctive aroma of chocolate and liqueurs will entice you to view the delectable selection of hand made quality chocolates and fudge made daily at the village confectionery . 

` If this ever came to court it would n't look good for an older woman to be seen enticing a young boy into marriage -- "  

SunExpress has slashed its US price list to entice the smaller buyers into the Sun fold , it says . 

The male entices a female to a suitable area in open water , where he builds a ` nest "  in the substrate . 

And should all efforts fail to entice the public , it 's Neneh who 'll need to ` go on a long holiday and bury my head in the sand "  . 

We had been exchanging enthusiasms for Italian opera and I was enticed by his collection of Caruso recordings . 

It has also been said that private companies can be enticed into investment in eastern Europe , as in the deal whereby BSN of France and Nestle of Switzerland bought a stake in Czech confectioner Chakoladnovy . 

Meanwhile , the leading Pandava brother is enticed into a dice game he knows he will lose but can not resist . 

They have people hanging about outside on the pavement trying to entice gullible idiots in . 

I hung like a bird in the water overhead , watching for the octopus he was trying to entice . 

` The restaurant was closed for a week , with a total loss of power , but we improvised to keep the show on the road . " 

As the plane dove and rose in turbulence , the young medic improvised a sling for the bag out of a strip of bandage . 

Because she had no garden , she improvised a sandpit for the children to play in . 

Plumber 's snakes can be hired , though might be a tool worth owning -- you may be able to improvise something from a length of net curtain wire with a hook at the end . 

It was he who had suggested , rather firmly , that Chantal could be given boiled goat 's milk when she woke in the night , and he had improvised a feeding bottle from his medical supplies so that he could be the one to get up . 

To keep your courses level , you can buy a bricklayer 's line and pins , or you can improvise one with string and large nails . 

Keynes improvised the answers , and changed them as he went along . 

If you own your house or flat you can take down partition walls , improvise new ones , block up old doors and make new openings in more convenient places to improve on the space . 

No doubt Buus played his other pieces from memory and improvised the ornamentation . 

It was then explained that the present airstrip was improvised by the engineers as a front-line RAF base to take the Hercules , the slow transport which drones between Ascension Island and Stanley at £250000 per trip . 

The adult babywalker was improvised by staff at the Widemarsh disabled workshop in Hereford to stop him wandering off . 

Inside the barn the men roared out in song or in shouted abuse , throwing cakes of soap and splashing water from the baths of variable temperature that had been improvised from wine barrels and animal feeding troughs . 

The scaffolding , explains Miss Edwards in her book , was improvised from spars and oars . 

Still-lifes on tables , dresser tops , window sills and mantelpieces can be improvised just as successfully as those on walls . 

Hypotheses seem to be effortlessly improvised out of thin air , the resulting theory giving the distinct impression of being a rather facile extemporisation . 

One might improvise a family of fishes or cars or imaginary creatures . 

It would be an error , certainly , to underestimate the skill of the provincial craftsman when he found it necessary to improvise foreign shades and highlights in local stone . 

In June 1940 , Britain was digging in , expecting a grim struggle for existence and feverishly improvising every weapon of defence against the possible invader . 

The course was illuminated to such a degree that there was no need for the employment of the miner 's helmets Pooley had improvised for late matches . 

Even more valuable are the shelters that children improvise for themselves . 

It had been impossible to wear the straw hat all morning because the wind caught it and pulled the chin-strap -- improvised from a bootlace -- into my neck . 

Suddenly he realized the flaw in the will Marius Steen had so hastily improvised in the South of France . 

Once there they would journey across Belgium and drive ` sedately " on far into Germany where they would rest overnight . 

Last week , for example we were looking at the mind boggling distances that we encounter when we journey across the universe . 

They had to journey from Heathrow to Edinburgh by overnight coach and check out of their Edinburgh hotel two hours before the kick-off because they could not afford to remain there after the match . 

The Prime Warden , together with Mr. Warden Blanchard , the Surveyor , and the Clerk , journeyed from London to perform the ceremony . 

They journey from plain to forest , or along the river valleys and mountain passes , where they buy , sell , or steal things that they can re-sell to other Orcs and Goblins later on . 

The first book sets us journeying in Essex , to a village grown into a town and the parish church of St. Mary . 

As he journeyed home in the early-morning gloom , he tried to fix it in his mind with words . 

Thinking that the heart of the mystery might be found on the Brocken in the Harz mountains , he journeyed there in May 1799 . 

They journeyed into the countryside , sleeping under the trees , eating what Ivan could trap or shoot . 

I told her my name , who I was , and that you were old , but in good health , and had journeyed very far into the wood . 

Sick of the slaughter of his folk he journeyed through the war-torn land to the Shrine of Asuryan , determined to invoke the aid of his god . 

Initially Stan journeyed to Glasgow every day from his home in Edinburgh . 

Micky Garland crashed on landing , and journeyed to Hal Far as a passenger aboard the Wimpey . 

Between 1736 and 1738 Ramsay journeyed to Italy for an extended period of study , training under Francesco Imperiale in Rome and Francesco Solimena in Naples . 

Ira Dilworth , Lawren Harris and I journeyed together to Victoria for the funeral and none of us were pall-bearers , such details having been arranged by local friends and neighbours . 

He journeyed throughout Europe and after his marriage in 1913 he went to Egypt for a four month honeymoon . 

We will journey onto other worlds and reach a land beyond the awkward mule 's path of words , and we are free to savour the sensations that are wordless . 

As pilgrims the children of Israel journeyed , led by the guiding hand of God . 

The numbers of Indians at stations did indeed become an index of the distance the American traveller had journeyed westwards . 

After the wildflowers blossomed in March , they journeyed south along the lush Wallowa valley to gather wild roots like kouse and camas . 

` I suppose I must have got confused. " -- The 84-year-old holidaymaker who journeyed 70 miles home forgetting he 'd left his wife in their broken-down car . 

They would eat the carrion of the carrion eaters as they journeyed south , out of the forbidden place . 

Just to keep fit , or as he said ` to warm up for a day at Sekers " he swims about three miles each week . 

A hunter 's moon swam above in the heavens , edging the corrugated sheds with a priceless silver . 

He has swum across , although he knows that more than a dozen escapers have drowned there in recent weeks and East German border guards are patrolling . 

` Where did you get the potion from ? " asked the frog , slipping silently from the stone and swimming across to Mildred 's head . 

That 'll give everyone a chance to rest and then we can swim across to those fields . " 

I think I knew , that night when he swam across to Melwas " lodge in the Lake . 

He tells the story of one occasion when he and two friends decided to swim across to the island from Aberdour . 

Although the frog is fearful of the scorpion 's sting , they finally agree that the frog will swim across with the scorpion sitting on its back . 

His pals from the Cheltenham club are going to take it in turn to swim alongside as pacemakers and companions . 

The slime reduces the drag experienced by the fish swimming behind , which can consequently swim faster . 

Whales do n't fly , but they do swim , and swim about as efficiently as swallows fly . 

It appeared that the officer had been admiring the fish swimming about in the water of the Orne when a Royal Marine Commando asked him if he would like some for his supper . 

Ducks swam about on the lake , beside which we would sometimes sit of a summer evening after supper , before going back on duty . 

On a recent trip to Somerset , I became aware that no one was swimming along what is an impressive and beautiful stretch of coastline . 

On August Bank Holiday he swam along the Severn river from Tewkesbury to Gloucester , some 10 miles , raising £450 for the Children 's Society . 

The flimsy canvas-sided boat sank , leaving Graham Hayes to swim along the coast . 

However , when the fish swims along the magnetic field , no current flows . 

As Anableps swims along , one pair of eyes scans the air for predators , while the other pair examines the water for food . 

Then she swam along the bank until she came to the old pontoon . 

Once dolphins locate a school of fish , they spread out , some individuals diving down to the school of prey to herd it to the surface by swimming around and under the fish in an ever-tightening formation . 

Even birds need toys -- fish must have some plants and rocks to swim around . 

The Damsel is still very dark in colour and I think it is blind , as it swims around and bumps into things , although it 's feeding well . 

For hours the magician swam around , with the normally chatty parrot perched silently on his shoulder . 

Several years ago , my tropical fish tank suffered the dreaded overnight powercut , and while all the other fish perished , the angelfish was still swimming around , somewhat lethargically , as though nothing had happened . 

She swam around and looked for a way out , but the pool was very big . 

One of the more unusual activities that Twr y Felin is able to offer is what they call coasteering -- climbing , scrambling and swimming around the lovely Pembrokeshire coastline . 

` Other members of the herd are swimming around in the blood-red sea as this killing continues . 

Several of the people that I have dived with have been grossly overweight , enjoyed being so , and are completely at home in the water swimming around like walruses . 

He swam around in the cold plunge for five minutes to close his pores , then towelled himself vigorously before jumping on the scales in the rest room . 

However , von Baer regarded the multitude of sperm cells swimming around in the semen as single-celled parasites , and he perpetuated this view by calling them ` spermatozoa " , i.e. sperm animals . 

Having seen their fish swimming around in a tank or pond only minutes before they eat it , the Cantonese know how fresh it is . 

During the winter the sticklebacks swim around in schools ; then , come the spring , with its light , warmth , and improved food , the males start to develop red bellies and become more aggressive . 

Swim clear of all the ropes , swim around to the back of the boat , pull the daggerboard down and then simply flip the boat upright again . 

Odd individuals kept swimming away , only to return a short while later . 

He swam away and Adam swam away and very soon after that they came out of the lake and went back to Mary on the terrace . 

The gills are protected from further damage , the mucus assists in ` sloughing away offending parasites , and in the case of toxic water , the fish swims away . 

The seal dived away and a moment later two seals appeared together in the water and swam away together . 

Each babe emerges folded in two , head to tail , the size of a small tea-leaf , and swims away to hide in the leaves of the water plants . 

Laboriously , she heaves her way across the sand , down the beach , into the breakers and swims away . 

Paddles had dipped silently into the water ; the canoes sped closer , but the seals had awoken suddenly , and swum away . 

Rather than ramming the trainers with the guns , the dolphins either " swam away or put their snouts on the trainers ' shoulders -- very affectionately ! " 

Betty saw her swimming away into the darkness and called the emergency services . 

As it swims away at speed , it jerks its great head upwards and sends the pup , still alive , spinning through the air . 

He dreaded her reaction : seeing her wriggle and flick her tail and swim away in a sea of lies — or seeing her pop like a burst balloon . 

On one of the islands he saw a shaggy water rat ; he shouted at it and it slid into the water and swam away with only the top of its head showing . 

It was as she turned to swim back that she felt the sudden grip of a pain across her back . 

Just as he was beginning to get worried in case she had gone too far , she turned and swam back . 

Rachel followed a squealing Belinda down the steps while David walked up to the deep end , dived in and swam back to join the rest of the group . 

Trent swam back to the catamaran dragging the fish behind him . 

After several years , when they have grown to full size , they start to swim back to the rivers in order to spawn . 

He regularly swam a mile or two out , surfed , and then swam back in again . 

A belated attempt at abdomen-straining brought it swimming back into fuzzy focus , but that dial was all I saw during the remainder of an interminable fast-jet loop . 

Freddy Ward was swimming back with long steady strokes , coming in with the tide . 

He swam back into the bay and along the coast some hundred yards before swimming in again . 

We swam back to the boat , I climbed up the steps fastened near the stern , and gave her a helping hand . 

He waved to show he was all right , then swam back to the floating machine , still laughing . 

So Moely turned , and swam back to the shore as quickly as he could . 

In anger she swims back to the landing-stage where he sits , his feet dangling in the water . 

Guy was sitting at the pool 's edge as she swam back to the shallow end . 

She swam slowly back to the beach and lay , limp on the yellow mud . 

When the divers went over the side to swim down the seventy feet to the pipe , however , they immediately discovered how hazardous it really was . 

NEW Yorkers awoke yesterday to find boats in their front gardens and neighbours swimming down their street after the region 's worst storm in decades . 

Summoning all her reserves , she swam forcefully down the whole length of the pool , and back again , gradually realising that she felt fitter than she had done for ages . 

But I did see black guillemots swimming down in the bay , and a gully full of boulders where they probably nest . " 

He thinks it is itself something beautiful that sort of swims down into our world and is incarnated in particular objects . 

` For some people , " he said , ` sexuality is the water they swim in . 

The town 's main attraction is a thermal lake ( one of the largest such lakes in the world ) which as well as being therapeutic is delightful to swim in . 

Prior to this I had used many strange concoctions for the hopeful parents to swim in , even a brew made with oak leaves . 

The chaps who wanted the cold plunge would undress and leave their things in lockers there , and there were two small cold basins to swim in -- two here , anyhow -- one on either side . 

Jessica swam in and out of the local scene , and would be noticed , if not recorded . 

And what the female mimic does is it swims in and instead of releasing eggs , which is what the resident male expects , they release vast clouds of sperm and of course fertilize some of the eggs . 

Avoid specimens that are swimming off the aquarium bottom as this is a sign of distress and usually means an imbalance of water has occurred at some stage of the export/importation process . 

She turned away impatiently , determined to swim off and leave him to it , but he slid into the water beside her and grasped her wet arm . 

She tried to keep her attention on the lines , but they were already swimming off the page . 

There , where the sea floor suddenly drops to three thousand feet and more , they dive down to about 1400 feet and swim off in a southwest direction . 

The eggs remain in the damp sand , safe from marine predators , until they hatch out fifteen days later and swim off on the next high spring tide . 

When the guns exploded from the Rebecca 's beam , three of the boats capsized in the heave of the sea under the impact of the cannonballs ; in spite of their horror of the lightless waves , some of these warriors swam on , thinking to scale the vessel . 

We were sat in the sun by the river watching these huge trout swimming by and Alain said : ` This is crazy . 

We swam for about quarter of an hour and then walked back to the cave , dried ourselves as best we could on our shirts , and drove on , chests bare . 

` Never been any sign of them , but I never swim far out anyway . " 

I had seen Don sloping about the beach , still not satisfied with the surf , not enough to swim out and take shots , anyway . 

We swam out perpendicular to the two to three knot current , until we were in its heart . 

The grypesh swam out after them , and there were battles fought there in a welter of blood and foam . 

Scores of curious seals , disturbed in their play at the foot of the cliffs , swum out to investigate . 

Take care not to swim out too far , particularly on deserted beaches . 

She dived down and swam out strongly against the current , towards an orange buoy at the outer edge of the bay . 

The water was so smooth that he swam confidently out to where it was very deep . 

He hit the sea in a shallow dive , swimming out against the wind . 

The crew swam out from under the canoe and attached themselves to the upturned hull . 

It was as if you were swimming out at sea with a piece of string tied round your middle attached to someone on the shore . 

Some of the dogs , too , had slithered down from the bank and were swimming out towards the boar . 

And Diana Travers , after drinking and eating unwisely , had apparently herself dived into the Thames to swim out to her companions who were messing about in a punt . 

A Bentley swam out from behind the ranch house 's tamarisk hedge , accelerated arrogantly and , passing him , drove him back flat against the hedge . 

Then gradually slip the open bag into the tank , and allow the fish to swim out in their own time . 

The water , blue and green glass , was for a moment cold , then deliciously cool ; I swam out between the steep rocks to the open sea . 

` I did n't think I was , " she said stiffly , sincerely hoping that he would swim out to sea and forget his way back . 

Christina struck out across the aquamarine water and swam quickly out to sea . 

She swam slowly out into the sea , waiting for the ghastly ennui to pass . 

It learns the relative positions of the pools at high tide , when it can swim over them . 

" Bigwig , " he said , " why do n't you swim over now , and then go out into the field and have a look round ? 

Meticulously , she sucked him dry , and stood up to open her mouth for him to see his seed swimming over her pink tongue and gums . 

A shoal of stout brown fish swam round and round in circles in a ghostly saraband before making their way to the entrance to the stream . 

It is in a constant shimmer of glinting silver movement as the countless small fishes swim round and round the outside of the ` ball " and disappear into an orifice within it . 

Ken Corduroy drove round to the Harrisons ' with an ingenious pool-cleaning device , a mechanical object that swam round scrubbing at the walls , he had ordered for them from England . 

Slowly and carefully I swam round the dark walls of the castle . 

So I walked down to the sea and before long , I was at the ship and was swimming round it . 

She ran down two floors and through the foyer , past the goldfish that were swimming round and round as if they could n't stop . 

I swam round the boat , looking for Rachel , but both she and Casey were gone . 

Squiggly things were swimming round in front of my eyes , like transparent tadpoles . 

When they enter lakes , their sensitivity to the slightest movement in the water enables them to swim straight through into the feeder rivers . 

` You bloody well get in here and swim to where you can stand up . " 

` I would n't like one of them to swim up my arse " -- Paul Merton , one-time plaything of the Bishop Of Galway , stars in Have I Got News For You . 

Individuals and small parties join together in the open water outside the kelp beds , where they swim up and down as if trying to get the courage to attempt the last lap . 

A minute after I got into the water a large woman in an orange bathing cap swam up and asked if I was a newspaper correspondent . 

The salmon swam up only those streams which had been chemically scented . 

Apparently they 've got this tiny fish which is attracted by the heat or whatever and can swim up your pee as you 're peeing . 

When he closed his eyes , fatigue swam up at him in a mazy spiral , making his head spin as if he were drunk . 

Blinking in the sunshine that fell on his face , Tug swam up out of the horrors of the darkness . 

When a dark shape swam up at her and blotted the dancers from her view , she smiled , began to say yes of course I 'll dance . 

The hearing was told Bill Vincent dived in and swam away from the yacht . 

The chance that a random conglomeration of whale cells would swim , let alone swim as fast and efficiently as a whale actually does swim , is negligible . 

She will not face inland , and so the Whale will not swim ashore . 

After a few trials , the rat will swim more or less directly to the shelf , locating it by cues in the environment such as the clock , light and cage . 

When Tiare 's mother died Tiare bought the land And now only she and her daughter are allowed to swim there . 

Merrows differ from other sea-fairies in that they wear red feathered caps to swim underwater . 

He swam vigorously , ducking his head in the water and flinging back his wet hair . 

This is a very timid wrasse and only swims short distances in open water , between patches of seagrass or around the edges . 

For two blissful weeks we explored the islands : fishing , swimming , wandering over moorlands to distant trout lochs and seaweed-fringed pools , alive with silver sea-trout . 

He tottered away across the bath to Jazz and Bean , leaving Hoomey clinging to the rail , gazing down in amazement at the distance he had swum . 

The months drifted into winter and still Peach and Leonie swam every day in the now deserted hotel pool , braving its cool depths together as Peach slowly gained strength . 

They invariably took a late lunch to Mutton Cove and slept and swam the afternoon away . 

It was fortunate that he was able to swim , although he wondered for a moment about the presence of large predators in the water . 

The Olympians had slightly further to swim , and while the juniors were allowed to crawl Moorhouse was made to swim the breast stroke at which he won gold at Seoul 5 years ago . 

It swims by wriggling its tail which is stiffened by a thin rod , running from the tip to the middle of the body . 

She struck out forcefully towards Alexander , which seemed natural , since the boat at anchor was the only thing to swim towards or away from or around on the flat Mediterranean . 

He unlatched his web again and swam about the cockpit , fielding flotsam . 

It , too , was nearly dead , but he was persuaded to release it in a bay long enough for it to be filmed with an underwater camera as it swam slowly above the bottom . 

So few were able , initially , to swim consistently above the sea floor . 

When a fish swims across the Earth 's magnetic field , like the coils of a wire in a dynamo , tiny electric currents flow in its body . 

He swam across the lake towards the silted-up island in the middle where a pair of swans nested . 

It is also made aware , by this ability to feel at a distance , of the movements of other fish swimming alongside it , an important ability for those species that form shoals . 

No luck this time , only a couple of redshanks take fright and fly off yelping in alarm , and a female merganser swims among the thongweed , head poking under the water to look for small fish . 

With a tiny frown of resentment she rolled over again , took a breath and dived soundlessly to swim below the surface for one final lap . 

The tuna fish swim beneath schools of dolphins , fishermen do not discriminate and scoop up the whole lot in their nets . 

They swim beneath the surface with sharp black fins , waiting to attack . 

The other picture , Sphere Surface with Fishes , shows an analogous pattern , with the fish swimming between opposite poles on the globe . 

Children swam from the banks , and women washed clothes and pots . 

Presumably they acquire this knowledge when the tide is high and they can swim from one basin to another , and they are able to translate that information into a mental picture of their entire territory . 

All day they stayed at sea , swimming from the boat or lying in the sun . 

To get this far they had to swim from their breeding grounds in the Gulf of Mexico . 

A water vole swam vigorously across from a little island , its round face and bright eyes showing above the water . 

A grass snake swimming obligingly from island to bank in full view of watchers . 

Does it measure the distance it has swum from the start-point , for instance , or does it orient by use of the environmental cues given by the objects visible on the walls surrounding the tank ? 

A second scenario pictures the original Manx cat swimming gamely ashore from one of the Spanish ships of the Armada escaping from the English fleet in 1588 . 

At this level you can sunbathe or swim from a stone jetty ( connecting off-shore rocks ) or in one of the two swimming pools . 

On the shelves there were fish swimming in the air as if it was their natural habitat . 

Even if the male is not ready to spawn and chases him away , She swims in this fashion while being pursued , and returns to her chosen mate as soon as possible . 

The fact that Pip 's food was swimming in gravy by the end of the meal is very amusing . 

A second female is shot behind the eye and swims erratically in half-circles before floating motionless on the surface . 

But those incidents involved well piranhas , not those calmly swimming in their home stream . 

They not only surf and swim in it , but paint it , photograph it , worship , contemplate and consult it . 

It felt , as we struggled up the last , steepest stage of the hillside , that we were swimming in the white light of the sun . 

The elephants were n't swimming in the pond , they were floating on their backs , and one of them was balancing me gently on the flat tops of its upturned feet . 

The glint from the spear swam in the dark surface of the rock , and , irrelevantly , she noticed her own reflection there -- a vague , just-perceptible shape like a shadow . 

Mao Tse Tung compared guerrillas to fish that swim in the water of a sympathetic population . 

The Tyne was heavily polluted , from about Prudhoe down to the sea , but after rain , salmon swam upstream in the clean water on top of the flood . 

Jack was a common enough name , but the sound of it , and the touch of mystery associated with the call , made the image of a man swim into Doyle 's mind . 

If another stickleback swims into a male 's territory , the owner swims hard at the intruder , and drives it off . 

These ` ` walls of death' " may be 15 metres ( 50 feet ) deep , and they catch everything that swims into them . 

He was in a positive cheerful mood this morning , and his mind was n't on the leg , so when the familiar hairy face swam into view he 'd acted without thinking . 

Freddy , for the uninitiated is a dolphin who swims daily off the Northumberland coast at Amble . 

The south is gentler with soft , clean sands and cool blue waters ; in spring the flower fields burst into vibrant colour and wild fowl swim on two small lakes . 

For example , you may like to swim on Mondays and Fridays , play squash on Wednesdays , and go for a long brisk walk or jog on Saturdays and Sundays . 

When he and my mother came to live at the house he bought five Aylesbury ducks to swim on the pond and clear it of weed . 

On the fifth day the covers were removed and I saw a tiny fish swimming on the surface . 

This hardly counts as internal fertilisation , but the sea-horse , a shorter relative of the pipe-fish that swims with its body held vertically and not horizontally , has taken the principle of male-brooding considerably further . 

The advert , featuring a dolphin swimming with a diver , won the science and technology section of the British Recruitment Advertising Awards organised by Personnel Today and The Independent . 

Who knows , I may go swimming with dolphins this year ( do n't knock it till you 've tried it ) . 

It was strong and irresistible , sending everything swimming out of focus . 

Perhaps he wished he were one of them ; or he may have been remembering summer evenings of his own when he too had gone swimming with his friends . 

Nina hesitated , then , obviously realising that Rachel was n't going to move until she had an answer , she said , “ Apparently someone saw you swimming with him … ” 

Two species of butterfly fish have been observed to swim slowly backwards at the first hint of trouble , making their false eyes seem even more real . 

Wrong again , I realized , of course Oscar Wilde would n't swim with the immigrant masses . 

Another example is a fish swimming up-stream at the same speed as the stream ( see figure 6.2 ) . 

We were also very lucky to see dolphins in the distance playfully dumping out of the water as they swam past our ship , obviously for our entertainment . 

They had surprised her coming up from her second dive by grasping hold of her , having swum underwater round the bend , and bobbed up gripping her tightly between them . 

There 's even a flying snake , which flattens itself into an aerofoil and swims through the air like flying tagliatelle . 

Two divers swim through a natural arch at one of the reef 's coral heads . 

Then little invisible tadpole things in the pee swam through the bathwater up the woman 's bottom and laid eggs , and six months later she had a baby . 

Soar above glacial peaks and swim underwater through the icy caverns submerged within the Chaos Glacier . 

A small , glowing disc swam calmly through the clear morning air trailing sparks . 

Even though I still imagined prehistoric fish swimming through its pergolas , the whole place now seemed almost natural , like a well-planned country club . 

In a fitful sleep I dreamt I was swimming through drowned villages . 

When they are eight weeks old , for example , mouse pups that have been conditioned using mild electric shocks to their feet readily learn to swim through a simple water maze . 

Hitherto , it had been achieved by the male cells swimming through water , a process which demanded that the sexual generation be small and close to the ground . 

Unable to free himself from the tangle of ropes and floats , Miles swam laboriously across to his daughter . 

Yesterday they swam to their deaths , tonight , tamed to perfection , they lay in a discreet miasma of herb-scented butter . 

Disturbed , Miles swam slowly to the edge of the pool and climbed out of the water . 

Everyone stands at one end of the pool , and when it is time to start I swim to the end of the pool and come back . 

Mother watched in horror as the fly fell from its mouth and it swam to freedom . 

Immediately the archer fish has fired , it swims rapidly to the point where its prey will fall into the water , ready to catch and eat it . 

A big man with a municipal face was swimming toward Edward and Emily Prendergast across the glassy Mediterranean . 

But no , I wind as fast as possible and catch up with the fish which is swimming toward me . 

Their rod sends an electrical current into the water which effects the muscles of the fish so that they are forced to swim towards their captors . 

This is even more confusing because the predator receives the impression that it is approaching a fish that is swimming straight towards it . 

` Look , " Mr Hellyer whispered , and Oliver saw the grass snake , swimming just under the bank . 

In the more difficult game , they are freed by someone swimming under their legs . 

He said he had managed to swim under the pier and had found a ledge . 

It felt rather like swimming under water in a glass tank : on all sides and above him he could see the world , the outer air , but he was not part of it . 

The assumption is always made that a school of tuna is swimming underneath the dolphins . 

I have tried taking the castle out , but this only makes him unhappy , so he goes over to the heater and swims underneath it . 

Some 83 lengths of Eston baths were swam in 55 minutes in relay and swimmers raised £130 . 

While Bullock can pout from behind a token booth , Gallagher , with his well-groomed looks , can pout from a coma .

Her only top-three finish at the worlds was a silver last year , when she pouted and took the medal off her neck on the podium because she felt the judges had robbed her of the gold .

my husband just turned on something noisy anyway uh she comes to the school and there are a group of teachers and we exercise regularly and for an hour and we do it twice a week

twenty seven okay yeah well i am quite a bit older than you are but no i i think exercise is extremely important and i i do exercise on a regular basis

Nonetheless , there 's a good deal of indirect evidence -- for example , TV watching is linked to eating more and exercising less , and rises substantially as income lowers .

Once he dropped a weight while exercising , and the neighbor called the police to complain about the excessive noise .

i do n't very often do things for the sake of exercise i do n't feel well unless i am exercising and i try to do things that involve exercise but i very rarely do things

Included : a claim that fat 's OK for your body as long as you exercise ; interviews with a chef and a nutritionist ( both cautiously pro - fat ) ; and a rundown of fatty cuisine in other cultures , including pâté de foie gras , crispy duck , and Ukrainian salted pork fat .

Another lively spot is Xinhua Square , where half the town seems to exercise and play before work , returning each evening to sample the kebabs and other Muslim fare from dozens of food stalls .

exercising exercising um i play wally uh wally ball are you familiar with that

you do n't well speaking for myself i do n't sleep as well when i am not exercising and uh

well i do n't i do n't know i they say once you once you get in a routine of exercising it gives you a lot more energy energy i know when i ran

yeah morning is usually a better time to exercise but i usually find that after work is when i have the time to do it

Fat people who exercise regularly are healthier than thin people who do n't .

and so we we take it seriously we enjoy doing it i enjoy my group at school it 's a lot more fun to exercise with somebody than it is to do it by yourself

uh thing but uh when i 'm exercising regularly i i feel the need to to do more exercise

i 'd feel feel better but my dragginess is my excuse for not exercising well i 'm too tired or i have a headache or well i just got over the flu and i 'm still kind of draggy so i better not go

but it 's not a a structured sort of thing and i have to admit i have a certain resistance to the idea of exercising for exercising 's sake and perhaps it 's because somehow that implies to me it 's not fun or something like that

it 's always easy to find an excuse not to exercise i know what you mean

i do notice as i get older i i tend to i you know i do n't exercise like i like i used to

well so do you do you enjoy your walking or is it just because you have to exercise you know you need to exercise

thank you she 's it she 's good anyway have fun exercising all right bye-bye

you know you can go to the country club together you can play with your friends he can play with his friends but you 've both been out and exercised and you have enjoyed the day

yeah i agree i agree there 's something about being in the water and exercising and you come out and you have a big appetite

( Admittedly , the testimonial 's credibility is undermined somewhat by Skeens ' princessy claim that she is n't willing to exercise and is `` physically incapable of dieting . ''

it seems like like the the the less you exercise the tireder you are i 'm sorry

not so much that but i have noticed a difference because i am not exercising as much anymore in the uh in my heart rate which slowly creeps up as you get less and less fit

and i often find that even when i do n't feel that much like exercising like i 'll be really tired and i 'll start swimming and i 'll actually and i 'll actually get energy

that was wild but i exercise i do n't exercise now i just had a baby three months ago i have n't really gotten back into exercising but i exercised real good for a couple of years it was

Quite a variety of intracellular messengers have been proposed to provide the proximate signals in exercising muscles to stimulate activity - dependent gene regulation .

yeah i i used to go to a gym um last summer but then i started school again so it 's um so i do n't exercise as much as i 'd like

because if you do n't exercise then it seems like um what you you just have to be really really careful about what you eat you can you can eat like a normal person if you get a moderate amount of exercise and not really have to worry about it

And although their analyses overlapped only in the margins , there was a burst of literary bitchiness when Mr Radice 's enthusiasm for the opportunties of the Common Market was excoriated by the other three . 

Having excoriated the foolish historians and orientalists , however , Enzensberger nonetheless contradicts himself by rhetorical resort to a vague history . 

CAIRO , Egypt ( AP ) --- The chairman of a government-backed newspaper on Friday excoriated Britain for allegedly harboring Egyptian extremists , charging that it was `` no better than Sudan . ''

Khai caused an outburst of what appeared to be spontaneous applause during his speech when he excoriated managers of state-owned companies who have tried to profit from a temporary rice shortage in northern Vietnam .

First , he was excoriated in New York for jumping to St. Louis .

In The New York Review of Books in April , he excoriated Russia for pressing an unwinnable war in the separatist republic of Chechnya that endangered hundreds of thousands and threatened a new Bosnia .

Ilyukhin renewed his calls for a medical commission to examine all top officials and excoriated Yeltsin for discrediting Russia with his behavior .

`` Many conservative black and white commentators looking at my original trial excoriated and criticized me viciously for my animalistic behavior .

yeah yeah like those E-bonds there 's something called an E-bond that you can buy and it and it you do n't have to pay taxes on it and it 's for the child and then when they turn it in when it matures

So long as the Squigs are successfully herded by the prodder-armed Night Goblins they are moved and fight just like any other unit .

East of Lake Baikal several clans of Evenki Tungus who had formerly herded reindeer went over to horseriding and were partly assimilated to the Buryats , especially in the context of native cossack units .

Men were herding mares and their foals away from the water , and a few women were washing clothes beside the shore .

Four men-at-arms rode alongside , and bringing up the rear was another monk herding a flock of sheep and goats .

Emaciated , servile , exhausted , Stepan and Ilya Holovich found themselves herded with a hundred thousand others into the Displacement Camps .

The visitors were herded into two large halls , which were once the hotel ballroom and dining room .

Soldiers herded 50,000 Hindus onto buses and trains out of Ayodhya , where the violence was sparked by the destruction of a Moslem mosque .

where Trevor Rowley has been able to explain the many routeways as a reflection of the straker routes of commoners herding animals from lowland settlements to upland pastures .

Except in the case of the stallion deliberately herding his mares , this is not a question of dominance or bullying .

I had a sudden mental picture of a struggling and reluctant group of climbers being herded into a minibus bound for Anglesey by Dunne , Littlejohn et al .

Peter waved and herded Sebastian into the brightness of the clubhouse .

In the Kingsbury furniture store opposite W H Smith , manager Davie Glover , 39 , claimed police were herding his staff the wrong way .

" I 'm not spending the time ploughing the Cochlea fever-steppes or herding Tyyrkyn mountain pigs .

Last March a small flock of advanced to expert skiers were herded down the most terrifying terrain in Chamonix by Nigel Shepherd .

In Milan the victims and suspected victims -- and it is hard to believe that non-sufferers ever survived being suspected sufferers -- were herded in to a custom-built enclosure .

Some survivors complained they were being herded towards the site of the second bomb and were only 50 ft away when it exploded .

The bull and cows were being herded along the road at Calne , Wilts , when he suddenly ran wild with lust .

Puppies will herd hens in a farmyard , just as a pack of wolves will encircle an ailing prey .

When attacking in this style , the student would not punch ; rather , he would gouge and claw , rip and tear at his opponent . 

She was lost in her own delirium and clawed him unmercifully as she rode the mad race . 

` Bush walks , " Lucy informed him briefly , rubbing the arm that had been clawed by Doreen . 

The interchange would usually end with Gina kicking Nigel on the shin , clawing him or hitting him if she had something in her hands . 

Theirs would be a union of questing souls ; they would voyage together into fairy realms . 

When astronauts voyage to distant planets and look for life , they can expect to find creatures too strange and unearthly for us to imagine . 

Dadda , voyaging day by day farther out on his black sea of depression , made his one contribution to the talk . 

His dancing dark eyes voyaged up and down her seated form as if reminding himself . 

St. Denis said police learned some of the group 's beliefs --- including the notions of an Antichrist and voyaging to a planet in another solar system --- by interviewing some of the sect 's ex-members .

The plaster work had been restored and gilded so that it glittered against a dazzling white ceiling and against walls hung with crimson wallpaper . 

In the Roman Imperial period copper and bronze statues and silver and bronze jewellery were commonly gilded . 

A huge yellow sun was gilding the puddles and turning the poplars the colour of lemon sherbets . 

Morning came , silver and gold , with sunlight that skimmed the surface of the loch and gilded the poppies and roses in the garden at Ardneavie . 

Parts of the surface of the helmet were gilded , the boar , dragon heads , the nose and mouth of the face-mask , under surfaces of the eyebrows and the broad fluted strips flanking the crest . 

The morning was calm and bright , with sunlight gilding the whins and sending a glitter across the.bay . 

Even the horn was of a much lighter colour than usual , although it had been gilded with silver . 

By this time saucers were also being lined with glass so they could be gilded . 

The last few stars disappeared , extinguished by the splendour of the rising sun as shafts of golden light gilded the sea . 

A study by Wing and Brown ( 1970 ) suggested that people with schizophrenia were likely to respond to understimulation by withdrawal and regression .

The congress , in the town of Komrat , was responding to a decision by the Moldavian Supreme Soviet on July 27 to reject proposals to create within Moldavia an autonomous Gagauz republic or region .

The British responded by being the best at one particular product type , made on a particular machine .

If anyone had been crying for help , the firemen must have responded by now .

The inspectors responded with orders for sluicing and cleansing and ventilating .

The Prime Minister , however , responded with the instinctive nationalist belligerence that came most naturally to her .

The Turkish government responded with indignation to the German move , repeating previous allegations that Germany supported the PKK at a political level .

British pacifists responded to the Russian Revolution with euphoria .

But Ken Threlfall , general manager of the county ambulance service , said a duty on-call system , which involves staff responding from home , was in operation on December 22 when the accident took place .

An assertive person evaluates a situation , decides how to act , and responds without undue anxiety or guilt .

He punched a volley which almost drove Chang into the court surrounds , yet the American not only reached it but responded at full stretch with a perfect lob ; quick-witted as well as fleet-footed play .

After the fighting had spilled over into Thailand , Thai forces responded with helicopter and fighter-bomber attacks against Khun Sa 's soldiers .

The East German regime responded with difficulty to these pressures .

China responded with help for Romanian flood victims , and a warm welcome when Mr Ceausescu went to Beijing in mid-1971 .

In September Nicholas responded with a formal declaration of war .

Animals and plants respond to these changes through a process known as photoperiodism .

When 24-hour staffing is provided by the ward or department team , they are more likely to respond to requests for a change in working arrangements to meet an unavoidable staffing shortfall .

The celebration of this World Communications Day underlines the need for the Church to respond to the many unprecedented changes brought about by the communications media and their effects on modern living .

This helps them to respond sensitively to their clients ' suggestions and to furnish a diagnosis and accusation of guilt which is highly acceptable to the victim .

It may be likely that the audience will respond adversely , entitling the police to request the speaker to desist .

I hope that the Minister of State will respond positively to my criticisms .

Government needs to listen to the public and respond accordingly .

Therefore , people who suffer from intellectual impairment may be unable to acquire adequate knowledge and to respond quickly and appropriately to a threat to safety .

Will the Minister respond positively by stating that he will grant both applications to allow that small number of people to be retained in my constituency ?

The intrinsic relationship between the local sector and its communities , its flexibility and ability to respond quickly to encompass new needs , makes the sector even more vital in times of recession .

The injury has failed to respond to treatment and he has decided to retire .

Each pupil then has to respond to each statement by saying whether they strongly agree , agree , neither agree nor disagree , disagree , strongly disagree .

At the John Radcliffe Hospital , Professor Andrew McMichael 's looking at how the body responds to the virus .

Iraq responded to the air war with anti-aircraft fire and ground-to-air missiles .

These cells respond quite vigorously when medium and high spatial frequency stimuli are used , but are less responsive when low spatial frequency stimuli are employed .

The Israel government responded by imposing strict curfews on restless areas .

Saudi Arabia responded on Feb. 3 by banning the recruitment of Thai workers .

He had entered the lounge at twenty past two and had ordered a sandwich and a large measure of whisky , which he 'd consumed quickly .

I knew he was perfect for me the first time I heard him order a pint of mild .

She followed him into the dining-room and sat quietly while he ordered breakfast for her .

The Englishman ordered breakfast for both from room service and when the waiter had gone , spread out a huge motoring map of Germany , West and East .

We found a pretty hideous street-corner boozer and Malpass ordered two pints of Charrington bitter .

The locals thought she was a stuck-up bitch from Belfast , which she played up to the hilt , and the other guests -- foreigners , mostly Dutch and Germans by their collar sizes -- were taken by her vivacity , and the calm indulgence of the quiet , handsome man opposite her , who said little , smiled a lot , and ordered a second full fried breakfast in a way that had the waitress fit to melt into his arms .

` I had ordered sandwiches by phone two minutes earlier and was about to leave the building to pick them up .

Filmer came alone to sit at an untenanted table , ordering eggs and coffee from Oliver without looking at him .

It all helps to give clients confidence and peace of mind when ordering print and design .

If more than one item is ordered , they well be dispatched in separate packs .

Original example of the officer 's khaki field blouse approved in May 1898 , here with the white shoulder straps ordered in September 1899 , and the metal insignia of a lieutenant in the 8th Infantry .

I can see the coffee houses ordering enormous quantities -- if what I tasted at supper yesterday is any guide -- `

You will almost certainly come up against the person who has ordered something and then decided they do n't want it .

Yanto and Billy heard the blonde tell the landlord that it was her birthday as she ordered the drinks .

The bottle you tasted six months ago is now softer and more appealing ; the one you drank yesterday should have lost its sharp edges by the summer . 

` D' you know , the first time I tasted melon was n't till I was well over twenty ? 

They all die , except a 15-year-old who had behaved so badly that he was forbidden to taste what turned out to be deadly toadstools . 

During the weekend , Westons Cider will be open for tasting what used to be known as the wine of the West . 

For example , the snake uses its forked tongue to gather scent particles from the air and tastes them on a special membrane , called Jacobson 's organ , at the back of its mouth . 

His mouth , sober just a minute ago , had drifted into a lazy smile , and she wanted to taste those freckles on his nose with her tongue . 

Farrell closed his eyes as he tasted the rotting matter on his tongue . 

These fleshy appendages are used to detect and taste food amongst the weed and debris on the bottom of a river . 

This is one of those creamy frostings that seems to disappear on its way to the cake , simply because it 's so darn hard to keep from tasting it to death . 

Ruth had never tasted ice-cream before coming to America and now , like Anna , she could have eaten it all day long . 

Jean-Claude had never tasted steamed puddings before and he liked them . 

He put it to his mouth and tasted it , then looked back at Wang Sau-leyan , his ancient face creased into a smile . 

Pinot Noir red Alsace wines are unusual , to say the least , but if you get a chance to taste one , take it ! 

While nothing quite beats actually tasting the wine , there are various terms on the neck of the bottle or the label that will help inform your choice . 

Samples of wine were tasted to demonstrate what made a ` good " wine . 

Over sixty wines were tasted -- no mean feat in sparkling wine terms -- and the standards were exceptionally high with only two rogue wines in the whole tasting . 

Each parcel of butter is tasted with a long scoop and then re-weighed before a buyer will accept it . 

It can be said I wanted to taste other joys which were available in life before the inevitable disaster . 

Such a person may be believed when he says that he has only once tasted marijuana and did not inhale . 

As soon as you hear that , you put your coat on and walk out of the pub and you come over to 17 , Holden Street and tell me . 

I was shocked to hear that ` professionals " called in as consultants were being paid 200 rupees ( $12 ) a day plus travel and expenses . 

Pat said that until she heard that , she had n't realized just how anti-women her brother was . 

A court heard that the shop owner would have died but for the prompt action of two ambulancemen . 

GULF War hero Paul Butler , who saw two pals killed in the American ` friendly fire " attack , went berserk when he heard his wife had left him for another man . 

One man said he 'd heard Berners wanted to put a huge siren on the top . 

Her family heard she had been taken to the Regional Command Military camp in Legaspi City . 

So the magistrate said to him : ` You heard what the officer said . 

A BRITISH woman is waiting to hear how she can reclaim a family estate deep inside the former Soviet Union . 

By visitation of the monastic and parish churches within their dioceses , the bishops heard what was going on . 

Rain told him she had heard nothing to suggest the police were suspicious about the provenance of the paintings . 

But the chairman said he 'd heard nothing to suggest that an Englishman is required to wear a beard . 

We want to hear your views about any issue affecting the countryside . 

Even now , Grant has not heard the sorriest details about Charlotte 's chronicle of misery during this nightmare waiting period . 

` Did you ever hear a story about Randolph Churchill walking through Benghazi ? 

We have heard a great deal about the upheavals in Eastern Europe in recent months . 

A court heard emotional evidence from many elderly investors whose life savings had been wiped out by the fraud . 

Someone claimed to have heard him on the radio from Darwin -- but it was always someone at a third hand remove ; someone who had heard it from someone who had heard it from someone . 

The Queen was clearly surprised to hear such intelligent words from such a small creature , and decided to show me to her husband . 

You 'll hear evidence from those officers that took the decision to get into the flat . 

I regret that we hear continual attacks on members of the Prison Officers Association . 

I would be interested to hear your views on the Macmerry -- Whitecraig route , and look forward to hearing from you . 

I know that nothing has ever been proved against the man , but you 've heard the rumours about how he tries to pressurise people . " 

Well , you 've heard the story of how your mother got soaked on the third tee in a downpour . 

Luke said sourly , ` I hear nice things about ` The Old Botanical Gardens " . " 

Minnie wept when she heard the news and willingly accompanied Julia to see their mother . 

He said : ` Clearly we are very upset to hear of the death of a patient . 

On hearing of the don 's disappearance , she 'd naturally rushed up to Oxford in the hope of tracking down her precious notes . 

But on hearing of the find , the Archbishop immediately put forward the case that the original contract of sale of the Palace had not included furnishings , so the tapestries were the property of the Church . 

` Your Grace , is it true that the first you heard of the news was when the porter from Godstowe arrived here ? " 

Wycliffe said : ` Obviously you 've heard about Francis Garland -- how did you hear , by the way ? " 

No doubt we shall hear about the street children from Amnesty & other sources from time to time . 

We want to hear about the last visit you made to the hairdressers . 

Detectives are eager to hear from anyone who is offered such goods in suspicious circumstances . 

A spokesman for North Yorkshire police said officers still wanted to hear from anyone who had invested money with Mr Finnegan 's companies . 

` He was upset , " Rose said pleadingly , for she had heard from Aycliffe just what Benedict had said in his black fury . 

You will no doubt be hearing from Tony Ashcroft about a new Contract Volunteer that he has recruited -- Denise Francis . 

One afternoon in late October we heard on a local radio station that someone , claiming to speak for Islamic Jihad , had phoned to announce that two Americans would be executed . 

Just heard on the World Service that Leeds lost 2-1 at Norwich . 

` Last I heard , he was all set to get married and live happily after , " Alex said . 

Separating main ideas from subsidiary points ( and both of these from supporting or qualifying information ) is not always easy and requires practice , good levels of concentration and a clear definition of your reading purposes .

` I can only express the hope that you 've not endangered your niece 's life by such behaviour . "

The travertine barriers which have created the lakes and falls are endangered by the great numbers of tanks and explosions in the area .

In extremely rare cases where the life of the mother is endangered by continuation of the pregnancy , then competent medical advice regarding termination to save life should guide decisions .

Mr Major said he was ` not remotely concerned " that the air drops would endanger British troops in Bosnia .

By obstructing it , BR said tonight , they 're endangering the lives of a hundred and seventy thousand passengers who travel on the Great Western every day .

Still to come tonight , the British ducks that face being shot because they 're endangering the survival of another species .

The contamination could endanger the health of tens of thousands of people .

I tell you this sister only that you may be warned and not endanger your dear son 's health or put your husband to an unnecessary and useless journey .

Campaigners along the 50-mile proposed route also fear the 400,000-volt cable could endanger health , spoil the landscape and devalue property .

This is the time when patients are assessed and nurses have an opportunity to decide whether a patient has particular problems which could endanger personal safety .

Despite her efforts to have a healthy child , she had unwittingly endangered her baby .

Today at Hereford Magistrates court Midlands Electricity admitted endangering workers by failing to maintain safety standards at the power station .

The youngsters have been charged with conspiracy to commit criminal damage with intent to endanger life .

They are jointly accused of conspiring with others to cause an explosion likely to endanger life .

The debt endangers the success of Secretary-General Perez de Cuellar 's diplomatic initiatives to end the Iran -Iraq war .

Ann Paton QC , prosecuting , said the lives of the residents were endangered and the consequences of the fire could have been catastrophic .

The mill was eventually forced to cease operations during Mr Bright 's time when a large pond , further upstream , was drained by a colliery to reduce water leakage into the coal workings .

A number of training providers are likely to cease their activities . "

It also called on the guerrillas in El Salvador to cease hostilities and to begin peace talks .

It 's not that he ceases altogether to be the eternal student , but that he becomes reshaped and misshaped into an aberration .

They were ceasing to be the almost monastic institutions of the past .

Between September 1939 and June 1941 the Left almost ceased to exist as a unified force .

That role made possible his nomination ; he was elected as an outsider and , by his own admission , he never ceased being one whilst in office .

The Almighty was something of an embarrassment to the BBC of late , ever since He had ceased to be the exclusive property of the Church of England .

Even after he had ceased to be a Neoplatonist , St Augustine remained very much under the influence of Plato 's philosophical ideas , in particular those concerning time .

As relations deteriorated , Russia ceased to favour the eventual union of Bulgaria and Roumelia , and forced Prince Alexander of Bulgaria , nominally an autocrat , to accept Russian generals as ministers .

Once we attain the transcendental standpoint , we have ceased to carry with us the substantive concept of truth required to raise epistemological questions .

Also , in October 1949 , the Communists ' who had been fighting in the Greek Civil War , ceased fighting .

Following his daughter 's death , Hugo ceased writing for several years .

As the south of Britain became hostile territory , the Scots ceased to be north Britons , and became enthusiastic Europeans .

At Surrey the ` amateur " W. W. Read was employed as ` assistant secretary " to the club for £250 a year -- a post he relinquished when he ceased to play .

At intervals he ceased his frenzied pacing and peered up and down the hideous pipe , as if expecting the arrival of some fellow conspirator .

Soap ceased his fantastic monologue , and Pooley and Omally stared at him dumb and slack-jawed .

In October 1991 the company ceased trading in the United Kingdom and its business , assets and liabilities there were transferred to a United Kingdom company .

` I will not cease to wrestle for the salvation of your immortal soul . "

Gilbert ceased struggling , realising that Cardiff would not let him go until he knew more .

She herself had long ceased to believe in Father Christmas and fairy-tales .

DROMORE High lifted their third successive High Schools ' Cup when they defeated perennial opponents Limavady High in yesterday 's final shoot-out at Ravenhill .

In 1990 Jesse Helms defeated a black opponent in a Senate race in North Carolina after running television commercials showing imaginary whites being rejected for jobs because affirmative action had given those jobs to blacks .

Her opponent in today 's final will be Czech Helena Sukova , who defeated Arantxa Sanchez Vicario in the other semi-final .

By March of 1188 , Frederick seemed finally to have defeated his opponents on the major domestic and imperial fronts .

Silber 's Republican opponent in the November election was also selected on Sept. 18 , when William Weld defeated the state House minority leader Steven Pierce , the favourite for the Republican nomination .

Diane Mynors saved us from oblivion by playing in the Oxford Women 's first eleven cricket team which defeated Cambridge .

Middlesbrough defeated Newcastle B team 13-11 at home in a Northumberland and Durham League water polo fixture .

Although Evert had the day off from the Federation Cup yesterday , her presence was still felt , particularly by the Australian team , who surprisingly defeated Bulgaria 2-1 .

Hunza peaks has just defeated a Swedish team , who disliked the steep , ice-covered slabs , climbed with apparent ease by Jones and Fowler .

Yorkshire defeated Sussex to finish third , but both teams were demoted .

Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton , the candidate of the Democratic Party , defeated the incumbent President George Bush , his Republican Party rival , in the presidential elections on Nov. 3 .

He defeated three other candidates , one of them being leading Sajudis member Romualdas Ozalas .

Her close rivals , Stacey Hillyard , the No. 2 seed , and Ann Marie Farren , the No. 3 seed , have both defeated Fisher in previous competitions .

Auroux narrowly defeated the rival candidate , Henri Emmanuelli , by 113 votes to 109 .

Kim , 65 , defeated his nearest rival and erstwhile opposition colleague , Kim Dae Jung , 67 , of the Democratic Party , by more than 1,900,000 votes .

The rebels of 1182 had been defeated , but they had weighed up one of their conquerors -- and they also saw an opportunity .

After over a decade of fighting , Basil defeated Samuilo at the battle of Kleidon in 1014 .

His successors defeated the Seljuks in 1243 , overcoming the Ismaili Assassins at Alamut in 1256 , and then swept away the Abbasids two years later .

Several UNIR central committee members were defeated , including UNIR secretary-general Outman Issa and former ministers Kolbassia Vounna and Ahmed Senoussi Wadak .

However his army , though estimated at a hundred thousand , was decisively defeated in 1888 by the Dervishes under the formidable ex-slave Abu Anga .

She consoled herself with the thought that Pet would have been dead before it happened . 

She climbed wearily out of bed , consoling herself that her physical injuries , at least , were healing fast . 

She consoled herself with the fact that her daughter understood . 

She wished she had worn her new suit , but she consoled herself that at the moment he did n't care what she looked like . 

` I consoled myself that the quality of friendships was more important than the quantity . " 

You can console yourself with the thought that you did your best . 

It consoled him to know you were going to settle down and have children . 

` But if you were Penelope Huntley you might not have been consoled by the thought that your children would inherit after Miss Morgan 's death . " 

The counsellor was consoled by Elizabeth Lavenza , who sat next to him . 

Each of these enforced recruits was consoled with a bounty of £1 , a similar amount being paid ‘ to the constable or other officer ’ who had rounded him up . 

STAFF at Pakistan Airlines wept as they consoled victims ' relatives . 

Sabrina was quick to intervene and nudged Graham with her elbow . 

Robinson nudged the man in front of him and nodded a greeting as the man turned . 

She secretly nudged Stephen , who said , ` Well , I 'm dead beat . 

Maltravers nudged Stephen 's leg with his foot , indicating he wanted him to stay quiet . 

To give an example , incest may exist simply as a prohibition at the level of the formal system but at the practical level , breaches of the prohibition are explained , joked about or criticized . 

` They let me in on the secret quite early -- then people started joking about it . 

I heard an older couple joking about it : ` I do n't care what kind of burial I have , " he said , ` as long as I 'm on top of her . " 

The way they joke about their LP going to 207 ‘ with an anchor ’ , the way they break down the myths of the American Dream and the Troubles back home …

They leant against the gate , not expecting trouble as they joked between themselves . 

His marital troubles seemed far from his mind as he laughed and joked with the celebrity audience including actresses Patricia Routledge , Alison Steadman , and Frances Barber at the National Theatre . 

Outwardly she had seemed no different -- she 'd laughed and joked with the customers , dealt with any business matters competently and efficiently , managed to get things back on to an even keel at the club . 

Confirmed secularists joked with Islamic fundamentalists at a high-security press conference called to mark the signing of a 12-point unity charter outlining a transition to democracy . 

Most evenings now he was very cheerful and joked with her and played games with Oliver ; after they had gone to bed he usually went round to the pub to calm his nerves . 

I was unresponsive and kept joking with him about it -- but I made it clear I was n't interested . 

He 'd hired a smart car for their visit ; he joked with Mary Rose about driving on the right side of the road . 

She was even joking with the nurses as they did it , " she recalls . 

By the second day of the trip , Lorna was laughing and joking with Trevor in his clown gear . 

She had eyes only for him ; as they twirled around , they were joking together , and were clearly very much in love . 

But they seemed on good terms , always fraternizing and joking together : a team of workmates on the assembly line . 

Civilians sat on benches joking and playing cards and rocking screaming babies to sleep . 

I did n't want him to breathe that stuff into his lungs , " he says . 

Do you know that fish ca n't breathe unless they 're in water ? 

Her assailants had covered her face and pinched her nose so that she could not breathe . 

Robbie could hardly breathe and she had to swallow before she could answer . 

And some life might be breathed into Labour 's democracy of the dead at last . 

She stood on the embankment breathing in gulps of air as he stood awkwardly by her , then fumbled for a handkerchief and he saw that she was crying . 

Your brain needs oxygen and that means you should breathe plenty of fresh air . 

Delgard breathed in the frosty air and expelled a white mist as if it were an escaping soul . 

Going out on to Des Voeux , she breathed in the hot , humid air . 

The sun was up , the dark clouds disappeared and for a moment she breathed easy . 

Breathe in through the nose and out hard through the mouth , both to a slow count of four . 

She breathed the last gasp of smoke towards the ceiling and stubbed out her cigarette . 

Cloistered in converted farm buildings a few miles from York … craftsmen breathe new life into Fairford 's medieval glass . 

It is after all a dealers ' fair and gives us a chance to show what we have to potential and established clients without the auction houses breathing down our necks . 

Endill 's whole body breathed a sigh of relief as the Headmaster gave him the letter . 

He was in coma , and as he breathed he made a terrible bubbling sound . 

So long as they were n't too close and breathing their germs on her , Gloria liked there to be people about . 

Oxygen booths , in which people will be able to breathe pure oxygen at the cost of $2 a minute , are to be installed around Mexico City centre . 

The major hazards will come from aerosols containing microbes that are breathed in by workers in biotechnology factories . 

He swayed a little as he breathed fumes of wine into her face . 

She was breathing deeply , her breasts heaving , fighting to get a grip on herself . 

She closed her eyes and breathed deeply , pretending to be asleep . 

• Check that your child 's heart is beating and he is breathing regularly and , if necessary , give artificial respiration ( see Not Breathing ) . 

The doctor presses on Andy 's chest while his wife breathes into the boy 's mouth . 

Place your lips around the child 's mouth and breathe into his lungs 

Victor breathed on the glass in his hand , and buffed it until it gleamed . 

He breathed lovingly on the silver and polished it with his sleeve . 

He stood straight and breathed through his mouth tasting mint coolness . 

The idea is that they 'll breathe in the gene from an inhaler and it will attach to the walls of cells in the lungs . 

She breathed in his familiar odour of best bitter and Woodbines and snuggled against him , safe and secure . 

Jenna lay looking at the sky , breathing in the smell of the grass and smiling to herself . 

Most modern fish breathe in water with gills , but many species living in foul , swampy water supplement this by gulping air at the surface . 

In spite of his initial impression , he was breathing without difficulty . 

She breathed out two long straight bars of smoke , which gradually broke up and dispersed . 

But he was breathing , and he was not having an arterial haemorrhage . 

Cranston breathed , and stared pityingly at the white-hooded faces . 

United 's goalkeeper Brian O'Shea reacted brilliantly to block the shot but the ball rolled straight into the path of Coyle who drilled a right foot volley into the back of the net .

Fred Barber got a hand to the midfielder 's effort , and with the ball rolling towards the empty net , Gaughan 's former Doncaster team-mate Ronnie Robinson slid the ball off the line .

As a child I made these , covering the kitchen in ingredients and allowing balls of mixture to roll all over the place , only to be found six months later behind the toaster .

Neither moneychangers , nor bystanders , nor Jesus 's own followers are likely to have stood idle , or engaged in theological debate , while loose coins rolled in all directions .

Then he was falling , slipping , tumbling over and over , rolling into an abyss he had n't realised was there .

Their movement dislodged a stone beer jar that rolled into a small depression and began glug-glugging its contents into the soil .

Visualise your tee shot splitting the fairway and rolling into the perfect position .

Davis himself was the first to notice the mist that rolled towards them .

The fog rolled across the fields , obliterating everything in its path with a flannel-like opacity .

It fell on the floor and rolled towards Uncle Mick 's feet -- and he promptly stood on it with all his forty-year police authority and his size ten boots .

I plugged my naked feet in between the empty seats as tears rolled down my cheeks .

Suddenly it slipped from his hand and rolled down the bank into the water .

If you putt the ball , you can hit it firmly to the top of the bank and simply let it roll down to the hole .

Mr Samson , in the Barnard Castle-based 223 Field Ambulance Unit , threw a grenade from a trench but it bounced off a wall , rolled back and exploded just six feet away .

From being surprised that a ball rolls away on a gentle slope , a child will purposely ride his scooter down the same slope for enjoyment , knowing that he then has to push it up again .

A small lump of nothing rolled across the floor , gathering substance , and coalesced into an unnoticed rat .

Tears rolling along her cheeks , Nicandra felt that Maman was now far more angry with Dada and Aunt Tossie than with her .

When one rolled along the ground he picked it up and stood it on its end to stop it rolling .

A moment later gold coins were rolling across the floor , spinning , glittering .

It rolled along the road coming to rest at the edge of the headlight beam .

There was a sudden bang as he crashed against the Lift , and a scraping sensation as he began to roll along the surface .

What he saw were two mighty puffs of orange-red smoke billowing and rolling through the trees in his direction .

EGGS galore rolled across the playground at Camelsdale School last week when the children took part in a traditional Easter egg-rolling .

He was working on a building site at Middle Barton in North Oxfordshire when a concrete mixer rolled back toward a workman .

At the time , Iraqi and U. S. officials touted a breakthrough called the Barzani initiative , named after Massoud Barzani , president of Iraqi Kurdistan .

School officials tout programs such as Joint Venture as proof that the district is n't throwing completely unprepared people into the classroom .

The Army PR machine touted the news , almost proudly , much like " Access Hollywood " touts B-list celebrity gossip : " Baghdad Troops to Face Court-Martial for Detainee Abuse .

The attack represents a setback for Western military commanders , who had recently touted nearly a year of relative calm in the capital , crediting tighter security and a concerted campaign of strikes against the Haqqani network .

Most disappointingly , local people say , the improved government services touted as equal in importance to the military drive have largely failed to materialize .

Western and Afghan officials are increasingly touting their success against the Taliban command structure , especially in the south .

Afghans complain that the government seems incapable of preventing insurgent strikes in the heart of Kabul , although police often tout the breaking up of suicide cells and the capture of other would-be attackers .

Carbon will be completely coated by what it has removed after six weeks and must be discarded . 

Drain the spaghetti well , return to the pan and add the pesto , mixing thoroughly to ensure the spaghetti is completely coated . 

A relatively thin piece of cardboard -- more like thick paper , really -- was coated on one side with a material called ` Durium " . 

Chunks of chicken are flavoured with herbs and spices , then wrapped in a light pancake and coated in crunchy golden breadcrumbs . 

Even the view was all but invisible through a windscreen coated with Roman grime . 

Most of the 2.2 billion pet-food cans sold each year are made from steel coated with tin . 

Return to the pan and heat gently , stirring constantly until the custard coats the back of the spoon . 

Over a lifetime these two strategies yield almost the same number of offspring but an older male clearly needs the quicker success and he takes the greater risk .

Atomizing language by approaching it bottom-up has yielded results for linguistics , but it does not necessarily follow that the same is true for all language students .

The scheme yields only a theoretical solution , from which the number of patterns can be obtained .

And animal skull fossils sometimes yield tantalizing evidence of transitional metabolic natures .

He confidently expects the day to yield a crushing English victory , a Triple Crown , a Grand Slam and absolutely no bloody problem .

However , it will yield other colours besides red , depending on the mordant , such as purple , orange , black and lilac .

It is the first kind of approach that has so far yielded the most insight , but it is worth considering the possibility of the analysis of interaction by synthesis .

The wood therefore is constantly regenerated , yet also yields a steady supply of timber and grazing .

Ever fond of the grand gesture , Mr Reuter began much-ballyhooed collaboration talks with Japan 's Mitsubishi family of companies early last year , but these have so far yielded little .

Their partnership has yielded 14 goals so far and looks capable of keeping Villa in the forefront of the Premier Division title race .

In the case of geology , the biggest circulation journals , which are likely to yield the most highly cited papers , are American .

While the United States would yield a constant strategic threat to the Soviet homeland the USSR would yield only a first strike threat to the American fleet .

Lavender , for instance , yields an essential oil from the flowers and leaves .

Analysis of the Corpus has already yielded valuable information about grammar , new meanings , spelling , and usage , which is of obvious benefit in the field of lexicography .

Banking is the occupation yielding the greatest number of high salaries .

A Medline search yielded 18 papers discussing bone mass screening ( table ) .

He argued that the Holy Office had already yielded a great deal .

Where an average minke whale would yield between 1000 and 2000 kg ( 2200-4400 lb ) of meat , now some 17-34 dolphins have to die to provide an equivalent amount .

But also important is the information which a given topic can yield on neighbourhood norms and on general social and background information of value to the researchers .

A cost-benefit approach may well yield a different result form a purely moral one .

The latter is already yielding fresh produce and fresh fruit is expected from the orchard in the not too distant future .

A literary text is compatible with an indefinite number of contexts yielding indefinitely many readings and re-readings .

` The car was coming past me when I fired another shot into the wing , " he continued .

He fired an experimental burst into the air , and waved his armoured troops forwards like George S. Patton himself .

Police marksmen had to fire 16 bullets into the animal before it died .

During the Gulf war , Iraq indiscriminately fired hundreds of missiles into Tehran .

With the Triplane boring in from behind he fired a long burst at the dead centre of the bag , and saw the fabric split and flare .

They have not said who they believe actually fired the single fatal bullet at Uwe - Wilhelm Rakebrand ( 33 ) , of Adendorf , Germany .

He ought to have waited to fire one really effective salvo at close range .

He held his automatic out sideways , away from his body so that they could not aim in on its flash , and fired two shots at the left-hand headlight of the Dodge .

The president of the United States , sitting in his command post , a Boeing 747 flying above America , can then order the crews to fire their missiles .

The unprecedented closure , following a day of violence on Wednesday between students throwing stones and riot police firing tear-gas grenades , drew expressions of shock from church officials and union leaders .

The navy on Sept. 16 fired grenades and depth charges at a suspected foreign submarine near Oxelösund off the southern coast .

“ Fortunately , no shots were fired and no-one was hurt , ” a bank spokesman said .

The North Korean vessel stopped after the warning shots were fired in the Red Sea near Yemen , but nothing intended for Iraq was found .

Fresh unrest erupted in the Gaza Strip after troops shot dead a 15-year-old Palestinian boy on March 27 , and later that day shots were fired at an Israeli military vehicle near Hebron .

Troops had fired into a crowd of 2,000-3,000 unarmed civilians as they marched to a local barracks to protest against the illegal detention of a neighbour , acts of intimidation , and the abuse of Army authority .

Police fired on a crowd of 4,000 demonstrators who were marching from the suburb of Kirtipur to the city centre , killing at least five .

Once you have worked out how many hits your first shot has caused you may , if you wish , fire a second shot at the same target , then a third , and so on .

Private Roger Morrison 's body was washed up on a Morroccan beach 10 days ago after his speedboat had been fired on by local police .

If your second shot hits you can fire again , and so on , up to a maximum of six shots .

Earlier Clegg denied that he fired a bullet recovered from Miss Reilly 's body .

LOYALIST terrorists fired a missile at the top security Crumlin Road jail in Belfast last night .

The rich began to build along the sides of Windermere , and fitted out boats with cannon ; salvoes were fired in order to ` enjoy the echoes " .

Later , the hero 's temper flared up , and he fired an arrow after the messenger , which killed the poor man from afar .

Swearing vengeance on the villagers , he called them together to discover who had fired the fatal arrow .

After firing some 80 rounds from his legally owned 7.62 mm SKS Chinese semi-automatic rifle , Frankum shot himself dead .

Youths fired an arrow through the window of one house and set light to another in an attempt to silence them .

The Operations Officer has briefed us on a shot fired from one of the Turkish observation towers .

A mobile coastguard and the Cullercoats inshore lifeboat were called out but it was found the flare had been fired from the shore before youths were seen fleeing .

The maggot-bearing stapelia from southern Africa not only reeks dreadfully of carrion but reinforces its appeal to flies by producing flowers with wrinkled brown petals covered with hairs that look like the decaying skin of a dead animal . 

` Your morals might reek of the dustbin , but the scenery is magnificent . " 

The room reeked of the cheap perfume worn by the blowzy woman who was vacating it as we arrived . 

Not so in Aachen , or anywhere in the old Federal Republic where the townscapes are sprightly and well kept , the public parks devoid of litter and the shopping malls reek of prosperity . 

There is something about this place which reeks of ancient sin and , the sooner our task is completed , the better . " 

It reeked of wet straw and stale horse manure , and the old nag the lad fetched smelled sweaty . 

This is all a huge improvement on 10 years ago when the children practised their chess in a two-roomed flat with one wall reeking with damp . 

Three great avenues radiated away , choked with fighting , reeking with smoke . 

` That 's why some people reek after garlic and some do n't -- it relates to their metabolism . " 

She calms her shattered nerves with the music of top Co Donegal-born singing star Enya . 

The relentless throb of the pop music soothed David and calmed the panic that seized his heart . 

Michael Stein was trying unsuccessfully to calm an irate customer who was arguing about his bill . 

It enveloped Sylvie , chilled the dampness of her forehead , calmed the fever which had brought her here . 

Corbett stopped , calming his horse which grew skittish at the sight . 

In addition , a couple of deep breaths calms the nerves wonderfully when your adrenalin is flowing . 

When the Countess tried to calm her , explaining the picture had been sent off to be cleaned , Diana refused to believe her . 

` Small things like music , plants and magazines in the waiting rooms help to calm nerves . 

The addictive agent is nicotine , which calms the nerves , relaxes the muscles and attenuates the appetite . 

What investors in drug firms really need is a pill to calm their nerves . 

As we tried to calm ourselves with sweet coffee , a Swiss traveller appeared . 

Officials hope that an early announcement might calm the soldiers . 

This theory would explain why many quite aggressive dogs are calmed by the treatment . 

I really had thought she would go berserk , but she just trembled from head to toe , and was only calmed slightly by the sound of my voice . 

One pupil told her grandmother , who was so shocked she had to be calmed down by her son and daughter-in-law . 

Athelstan let his mind and soul be calmed , moved by the rhythmical chanting . 

It was at this critical moment that good sense got the better of the others , Big Pat was calmed down and a semblance of order was restored . 

After his return to England , he explained to Dorothy Pound that her husband needed somehow to be calmed down . 

This seemed to worry the two men , and they took several minutes to calm Bobbie down and to stop her crying . 

When he 'd gone , she leaned back and tried to calm herself down . 

Nobody was in any danger from the horse but the plaintiff entered the field and tried to calm the horse and was injured . 

In the end it was Mary who had to calm Martin down , reassure him and promise to come back the next day . 

Mrs. Farr , hearing my screams , came out , picked me up , carried me into the house , calmed me down , then applied some first aid . 

` My time , my time , children " Miss Bingham twittered feebly , flashing her teeth . 

Now I am twittering on about buying a new workshop , equipping it with this or that kind of planer/thicknesser , getting this or that panel saw . 

` Fabulous , Henry , really original , " Miss Bingham had twittered on when she read his composition , ` Only , well , dear , you do n't really reach any conclusion do you ? 

She would twitter on for a few sentences to get everyone else to give their opinions , then make a decision . 

Isabella Bird , the fragile Victorian traveller , twitters on about her angst and ailments . 

` They put together a group of people like Take That ! , who did n't even know each other until they formed -- not that I 'm knocking them , because they 've got more front than we have -- but it 's not going to work unless it 's real , " gripes Tony . 

If and when a participant to the agreement fails to carry out one of his or her duties , will you let it ride , gripe endlessly about it or decide in advance a system of penalties ? 

I might even have griped about my existence with the Gorengs and thought wistfully of alternatives . 

Soldiers wiped out a village in south Sumatra 's Lampung province in 1989 because a zealot was thought to be preaching fundamentalism ( it has emerged he was just griping about land ownership ) . 

And I griped to her about a certain person at work , I lamented the fact that we were a second-rate company when we could be a first-rate company , the usual junk . 

Segments of the athletic composition push forward into the viewer 's space because Rifka has affixed additional forms onto the surface plane . " 

The upholstery pins , escutcheons , lid motifs and depositum plate were affixed to the outer case prior to the insertion of the lead shell , their appearance being enhanced if applied to a fully upholstered case . 

He purchased a stamp from the counter clerk , licked it and affixed it to the envelope . 

Hendrique removed the cloth and affixed the board to the table by means of its four powerful suction pads . 

He affixed a small jewellers ' eyeglass to his eye , and peered in at the device 's workings more closely . 

This might have implications for the many companies which import computers made outside the European Community especially the " clone " importers who affix their own name to the equipment . 

However , the military has held off on unleashing a second offensive against the Taliban in Waziristan , arguing that the best tack there is to blockade militants ' supply routes and use airstrikes against hide-outs and camps .

The Chechens and Arabs fled into the hills in the month before Georgian forces blockaded the village Sept. 18 , running a house-to-house sweep for rebels .

The embattled regime 's forces have been unable to blockade the city by sea .

Scores more protesters were wounded as they attempted to blockade government buildings and enforce a general strike .

The policemen conferred almost inaudibly , then the younger one stepped back towards the front door . 

Tutilo hovered in the background , keeping himself modestly apart while his betters conferred . 

I have already mentioned Anselm 's firm refusal to confer about the discipline of the English Church with the papal legate who brought his pallium . 

In Parliament Jenkins , whose personal initiative it was , had taken the precaution of conferring in advance with the Conservative front bench spokesman on Home Affairs in advance . 

There -- breaking new ground in the capital of South Africa -- more than 400 people , black , brown and white , lived and conferred together in one of the city 's best hotels . 

Georgina Newley was conferring with Brassard in the reception area . 

He was absorbed in the menu , switching attention only to the waiter with whom he had whispered consultations of great seriousness , much in the manner of Sir Frederick Treves conferring with colleagues over a royal illness . 

As the deputation withdrew tactfully to the further end of the great chamber , the queen-dowager conferred with her family , listening to their conflicting views and in the process becoming more undecided than ever . 

Mr Hunte conferred subsequently with other ICC officials , principally Sir Colin Cowdrey , the chairman , and drew up penalties which were widely considered as being too mild . 

On the fifth day the summons came , a letter bidding me to confer with the High King about the new council hall , which had been finished while he was in Gwynedd . 

He came in looking sour as he usually did when he found Wycliffe conferring with Lucy Lane . 

Epitot , conferring with other officers of staff at a trestle table nearby , turned and noticed him . 

The boys show no surprise , hesitation , confusion -- they merely laugh and confer as to how to attack them . 

It was Amanda who , beaming like a Cheshire cat , wiggled her fingers at Grunte in a familiar greeting and waved what looked like an autograph book in his direction . 

Blanche frantically wiggled her toes inside her shoes again to try to warm them . 

Then lay him over your knee with a basin to catch the vomit , and wiggle your finger near the back of his throat . 

Jivers young and old wiggled their bodies to the irresistible African rhythms . 

Verity wiggled her bottom , plonked it back down , calmly braked and shifted up to fifth , dawdling along behind the green Parceline truck while she waited for it to overtake an Esso tanker . 

Now if you want us to drive back in it , wiggle your finger . " 

He managed to free himself only when an ambulance team talked him into trying to wiggle his fingers . 

Well , this was a cue for music and more sherry , and I gave up as Boy Darren wiggled his hips , and my Basil and Jan swapped dressmaking hints . 

As she woke up she was encouraged to move around in bed and wiggle her toes . 

Vi wiggled her toes , wondering if she dared take off her shoes just for five minutes , to ease the throbbing , shooting pain . 

Five Care Bears dance , wiggle their bottoms and enjoy some general slapstick during a rather loose story that does n't matter if your heroes are Funshine , Braveheart Lion , Good Luck , Wishbear and Baby Tugs . 

Andy wiggles a couple of times as they get the feel of each other again . 

She rolled him over on to his back and wiggled her fingers invitingly , offering to box , but he lay inert , front paws curled gently round her forefinger . 

They wiggled their hips when everyone else was too self-conscious to sniff on stage . 

Their tails wiggle furiously like suckling piglets in their effort to hold against a current many times bigger than them . 

In both cases , seed the filters by running them in an existing balanced set-up for a couple of days before a buying trip . 

Then , when a drop of solution is removed from that test-tube to seed the next test-tube , it will be the new mutant variety that does the seeding . 

Once I had established a tub full of white worm , every plant pot in the house was seeded with a small amount of worm and these are occasionally fed with a piece of moist bread . 

I wait until it fills itself and then I swat it , the blood splashing over my hand . 

Blood poured from his nose , splashing in large crimson blots on the sheaf of white paper in front of him . 

The ladle hit the stew with such force that the liquid splashed onto the white tablecloth , and , almost stuttering now , Alice cried , ` What a thing to say ! 

The pump leaked and a jet of yellow liquid Splashed onto the path with every stroke . 

It 's early evening in Leicester Square and the rain is splashing down . 

The first great drops of rain splashed on the ground beside them as they ran . 

Here at 5,000 feet the tepid breeze coiled round the trees in oily currents and several drops of warm rain splashed widely on uncovered skin . 

Warm rain splashed on to the immaculate plastic-covered seats . 

The acid rain was splashing around my feet , rapidly dissolving my boots . 

Alexandra suddenly found she was crying , great gulping sobs , tears splashing down on to the kitchen counter , an aching sense of something very precious which she had discarded without even a second glance . 

And the water is splashing over my dress , Alida noted , to herself . 

Sometimes it shrivelled into itself like water splashing on hot stones , then flared out again as its owner shrank down in a spasm of coughing and straightened up again . 

Water poured through the guttering and splashed noisily from the eaves . 

The Antarctic ozone ` hole " in the stratosphere that splashed across the headlines in 1988 , has continued to grow and is now the size of the USA . 

The first heavy drops splashed in coin shapes on the pavement below and in their tubs the pink flowers on the forecourt dipped and swayed . 

Suddenly a Hurricane came down in a screaming dive and splashed into the sea . 

By then large drops were falling all around me , another landing on my wig and one splashing on my shoulder , making me jump as if I 'd been prodded with a therm-knife . 

She turned down the heat quicKly but some of the fat had splashed on to the flames and the blue smoke increased in density . 

` Dietmar dropped a bottle of wine on the floor and it splashed everywhere . 

One day a week , the men were allowed a dark suit to go out for the day to visit friends or relatives .

When they returned , one summer , to visit relatives , they saw and fell immediately in love with Greystones .

Eline asked , suddenly excited at the prospect of visiting the greatest boot and shoe maker in the country .

Quaker Elders visited the Director of Social Work in Orkney , Paul Lee , and the Chief Inspector of Police in Inverness on 5 March .

A delegation of ten Nonconformist ministers even visited the bishops in the Tower on 10 June , saying " they could not but adhear to them as men constant in the Protestant faith " .

My grandmother in Cornwall , as a very old lady , was visited regularly by many of the village children to whom she was just ` Granny . "

Across the road , two little girls who frequently came in to visit Isobel , eat toffees and gossip , were teetering uncertainly on the edge of the sidewalk .

I recently visited my relatives in Morecambe and took the opportunity to do some fell walking in the Lakes .

I handed it to a former flight engineer of 213 when I visited him in Toronto some years ago .

A third followed after two more days , when Sergeant Joe visited Mr Singleton in his shop in Charing Cross Road and produced two letters ostensibly written by the Duke of Wellington on the eve of Waterloo .

There is a legend that Maximilian , later Emperor of Mexico , visited the Princess during her stay in Madeira and fell in love with her .

In the distance the jungle was being cleared for a road , and Alan could see the yellow machines lumbering about , caterpillar treads churning the earth ; he could even hear the faint scream of giant saws over the noise of the crowd on the train . 

Speed was a bit of a non event ( although he did score a goal ! ) and Deane lumbered about a bit , but was strong when he got the ball . 

THE kind of man who lumbers about like an injured bear : the quintessential tough guy -- strong , silent and self-con . 

An eleven foot rod may be too long in many instances and these are not the venues to lumber along loaded to the gunnels with tackle and bait . 

Three were gross , misshapen versions of the human form , lumbering along at a slow , uneven pace , one leading a small trolley containing a dark , oblong box that had several strange attachments to it . 

We travelled there by train ; I remember herds of blackbuck grazing near the line and bullock-carts lumbering along in clouds of dust . 

The sing-song lumbered along for a little while but it appears that the ` Ball of Kirriemuir " has been removed from the Examination Syllabus . 

The ` plane lumbered around , came back into the wind , and began its second run in over the target zone . 

Much easier to photograph were the giant tortoises which were lumbering around like tanks in the undergrowth . 

Impatiently he watched him lumber blindly down the steep narrow staircase and when the bridegroom reached the bottom , Burden said curtly : 

It was indeed an ambulance : a field ambulance , boldly redcrossed , lumbering down the track . 

` Slowly , but very deliberately , the brooding edifice of seduction , creaking and incongruous , came into being , a vast Heath Robinson mechanism , dually controlled by us and lumbering gloomily down vistas of triteness . 

Gently they lifted the bedraggled form as Bert came lumbering down from the 3 and 4 landing , with Gilbert Forbes behind him , and behind him the trembling form of Jessie , wringing her hands . 

The State regards itself as threatened by Counter-revolution ; its apparatus of power is theoreti cally entitled to employ all means at its disposal ; the great leader person ally authorises the use of force ( and who dares contradict him ? ) ; the army and security forces lumber in with a grotesque over-use of fire power -- in this case including heli copters -- and within minutes there are bodies in the streets . 

Cranston nodded and lumbered off whilst Athelstan packed his writing tray away . 

While he was doing this , an Imperial Airways airliner , due to fly to London , prepared to lumber off across the Channel . 

Jezrael lurched stiffly to her feet and lumbered off at a run . 

Sonny turned in bewilderment to Johnny , then lumbered out after his brother . 

The proprietor lumbered over and dumped the clothes on the counter . 

Two Hearthwares , huge in their armour , lumbered over to join in the fray . 

Feeling sick and disgusted , Lambert let the plane lumber over the Front . 

As he crept downstairs he could hear weird music floating out from under the door , queer spine-chilling music that reminded him of icebergs and great snowy wastes , and polar bears lumbering round in furthest Greenland . 

It approaches Rome , lumbering up the Appian Way , doubling its size every few minutes . 

Markby joined her on the further side and they both stopped to watch as their bovine companions lumbered up and stood in a row staring at them expectantly , tossing muddy heads . 

Instead of proceeding at his normal brisk trot , he lumbered up the step-ladder and heaved himself ponderously inside the machine 's cabin . 

His wife studied the overweight pair , still brown from a previous holiday , as they lumbered up the steps to their plane . 

A rook , picking at a dead rabbit 's eyes , hesitated before he lumbered up and flew away . 

Then one day Mark was lumbering up Parliament Hill , and Babur came running up from behind . 

The offended Titan lumbered forward and stamped upon one Raider , crushing it underfoot . 

Given the bulk of the Emperor and the weight of its weaponry , it could not actually run , yet it could certainly lumber forward more quickly . 

On May 18th , 1916 , a German reconnaissance plane was lumbering home after a sortie in a nice quiet sector of Alsace . 

We can imagine animals like these darting through the undergrowth in search of food while the colossal reptiles lumbered obliviously around them . 

Without looking at Patrick , he said very quietly , his eyes on a tram lumbering slowly and cautiously down the street , " There 's a meeting in the usual place on Saturday night . 

It stopped instead , and two humans in dark blue suits got out and started to lumber across the field . 

Decked in tasselled yellow howdah cloths and ridden by straw-hatted Annamese mahouts perched straddle-legged behind their ears , a dozen elephants lumbered slowly across the flagstones and lined up before the open doors . 

The dragon stood up , lumbered heavily across the meadow , and fluttered into the air . 

When you find one of these giants embedded in the honey-coloured limestones of central England or the hard blue rocks of Dorset , you might think that such immense creatures could do little but lumber massively along the sea bed . 

A battered Model T Ford , mounted with a shining machine gun , flying an unrecognisable flag , was lumbering down the street , pushing people and stalls before it . 

Though at any given amount it looks as if it is n't going anywhere , it 's always on the move , lumbering from crisis to crisis . 

The world is a Persian carpet , then , and we are ants lumbering from one thread to the other and observing that there is no pattern in the colours . 

After a great while his footsteps lumbered in their direction . 

Down below , through thick double-glazing , red buses lumbered in uncanny silence round Darnley town centre . 

He lumbered into the back of the truck , pulling himself up and over the tailboard . 

The wind came so swiftly that within half an hour we were reducing sail , taking water over the deck , and beginning to lumber into a building seaway . 

She lumbered out of bed , reached for the too recently removed dressing-gown and took herself off to her bathroom . 

Whatever it was that lured or drove them there , these creatures , over the millennia , lumbering after their food , became more and more efficient at moving and breathing out of water . 

When he recently received a César , France 's answer to the Oscars , Mr Depardieu lumbered up to the stage , giggled as if half-drunk and whispered ‘ It 's tough being alive and lonely ’ . 

Behind her , in the distant heat haze , two thirsty rhinos raised a wall of dust as they lumbered past some waterbuck to a watering hole . 

Domesticated buffaloes lumbered through the flooded fields , too , hauling tiny wooden plows , or wallowed at rest in deeper hollows with only their scimitar-shaped horns and noses showing above the water . 

He looked out of the window at the trucks lumbering through the mist , down the road towards Algeciras or heading east towards Malaga . 

Warning lights flashed on the suit 's shoulders as it lumbered slowly to the airlock outer door . 

Rosie 's shadow loomed monstrously across the ceiling as she lumbered to her feet with a threatening growl . 

I lumbered to the loo and then rang the hospital excitedly -- the midwife told me to come in . 

Roger managed to get his feet into the wrong slippers -- always a fifty-fifty chance -- before lumbering towards the bathroom . 

Doc Allsop lumbered towards the door , with Harry 's mother close behind . 

As Tom and Willie were leaving Mrs Miller lumbered towards them , polishing a large apple in her apron . 

After she had oiled the hinges , she paused a moment before lumbering up the stairs . 

Part of her wanted to stop and stare , entranced by the sight : the rest of her screamed silently in the darkness .

She felt , abruptly , as if she were screaming silently inside .

At the same time Antoinette will scream loudly again and again .

She screamed loudly , but it was a bellow of rage not helplessness .

Despair shook her , her body screaming silently at the pain of leaving him , choosing not to think of the risk he had taken to be with her .

It was raining hard now , and the wind was screaming from the back of the ship .

Parrots and enormous butterflies , vivid as hallucinations , darted through the greenish air ; monkeys swung screaming from branch to branch two hundred feet overhead .

It was an Arctic blast screaming from the east , picking up extra degrees of cold as it drove over the frozen white surface .

It was situated beyond a winding dirt track on top of a hill , and the car repeatedly slid across the road , its engine screaming in protest .

A Jaguar source said : ` The engine screamed and there was something of a bang .

But she forced the Volvo into first , the engine screaming as she drove fifteen or twenty yards down the road .

First , flashing through the gathering dark , a fire-engine screamed past the window of the Spinners ' .

Jack saw the ambulance tearing down the factory service road , siren screaming , lights blazing .

Now there was another noise -- a police siren screamed into the car park and in a minute there were people everywhere , rushing out of the shop and crowding round the crumpled car .

Here the River Neva is at its incredible widest , and the cold wind screams across the ice to the Peter and Paul fortress .

The rain crashed against the windows , and the wind screamed like an animal in the night .

The wind screaming and the rain lashing on the windows sent me into a reverie .

In the black night outside , the wind screamed , and the big waves crashed against the rocks , again and again and again .

When their children scream hungrily from inside the damp , overcrowded , concrete houses is it money or mayhem that the apple conjures ?

But as Christine was leaving the orphanage to take the blood sample to Bucharest , she heard a child screaming .

In one case a woman waited three quarters of an hour with her child screaming with an open wound .

The child screamed and sobbed , and Jack 's face , usually so impassive , twisted with pain .

A child screaming is expressing itself , or like those artists who daub things in the West -- they say they are expressing themselves . "

He pulled her to the ground and indecently assaulted her but abandoned the attack after the woman screamed and bit him several times on one hand .

There would be policemen , the local reporter , tearful Aboriginal women screaming abuse at her at the bus stop .

The tall man screamed with pain , slumping forward , Newman 's hand came down , nails jabbing into the back of the half-withdrawn hand .

The girls screamed ; some gritted their teeth , others stayed cool as if nothing worried them .

It is very flattering to have the girls screaming for you , " he says .

But when the girl screamed Floyd immediately gave up his attempt and tried to shake hands with her .

Girls screamed over Rock Hudson and Jimmy Dean while they were out cruising Boystown .

One of the radio control room operators heard her screaming in uncontrollable agony over the airwaves .

I have learned to keep going , wrote Harsnet ( typed Goldberg ) , even when the voices scream at me to stop , to lie down , to turn to something else .

She screamed , more in rage than pain , but she was tiring , and her father managed to control her struggles .

She closed the door and dragged herself wearily up the stairs ; as she pushed open her bedroom door she screamed in fright when a dark figure materialised out of the gloom .

He screamed as loudly as his horse that was now blocking the high road with its failing death throes .

He screamed and almost lost his footing as he made for the stairs .

My screams of terror awoke my parents and brought them rushing in panic to my room .

Somewhere behind her , Atrimonides was screaming in pain above a babble of voices .

Often they would not kill quickly , but leave the would-be escaper screaming through the night until the guards came after sunrise , with guides , to retrieve the body .

As the helpers screamed with laughter , the kids , half asleep and baffled , were not amused !

One woman says she heard him scream as the Wheel rolled down the slope . "

Please -- go away ! " he screamed , so loudly that neighbours came to the window to investigate .

Amazingly , Penkovsky had n't screamed , but many of those watching had screamed in their dreams every night for months afterwards .

Isabel screamed again , twisting her head from side to side , catapulted brutally into panic-stricken hysteria .

Blood burst from the shattered digit and Benton screamed again .

A fractious baby screamed in the heat as its tired young mother tried desperately to soothe him and an old woman dressed in peasant black sat stoically beside her wicker basket , knitting .

The man screamed , fell off his seat , and rolled down the aisle to the front .

Screaming under his breath , Bowring hacked it in half , then went on chopping , chopping , chopping .

When I 'm watching rugby on the TV and the children are running about like savages , screaming for attention .

Apart from all the weird letters I get from Scotsman readers , there are continuous phone calls to my house , maniacal voices who scream hoarsely about deadlines and copy .

He abused his inheritance , behaved extravagantly , and nearly got his comeuppance from the weasels -- a violent proletariat who squatted in his house while he was doing time for car theft . 

A LEADING organisation involved in the renovation of historic buildings has been forced into liquidation because families have squatted in the houses it restored . 

A Catholic family who had squatted in the house was evicted to make room for her , and a number of other Catholic families in the area were also denied houses . 

Currie himself squatted in the house to draw attention to the case . 

Clare , Bryony and the others had squatted the old council house and campaigned for support for battered women through their Women 's Paper . 

Nobody 's bothered about Pike or how or why he went through Mr Marr 's pockets , cleaned out his ID , took his keys and squatted in the house to acquaint himself with the principles of ufology . 

One interviewer wrote that it sounds like it 's been squatted in by thirteen separate Puerto Rican junkie families with tubercular in-laws and half a dozen barking dogs . 

When the respondent returned he was challenged but insisted that he was going to pay for the goods . 

She insists there was no one in the car but my father and herself . " 

Above all , he insisted sternly , ` The mother of young children is not free , or at least should not be free , to earn . " 

They insist over and over again that women 's supportiveness , for example , is a positive rather than a negative attribute . 

David had been eighteen when his mother died , after a surprisingly short illness , which Luther Reynolds had insisted was , ` Nothing more than a cold . " 

The prosecution agreed , altering the charge to manslaughter because their psychiatrists too thought Peter Sutcliffe schizophrenic , But the judge insisted , in the public interest , on a murder trial . 

` That 's fine for a short-term arrangement , " insists Simon , ` but , ultimately , people have to learn to take control of themselves . " 

` No , you have to repeat exactly what I say , " insisted Charles . 

A woman in Naples recently insisted on having her husband 's grave dug up — after she realised he 'd been buried with £3,500 in his jacket pocket . 

Here is a woman who insists upon being treated with all the formality of royal protocol . 

If people are to accept responsibility for outcomes , they will insist upon being substantively included in the decision process . 

Whipple insisted upon seeing Looking Glass , and as Bird Alighting returned to his chief 's lodge , a civilian suddenly shot a watching Nez Perce to the ground . 

She insisted quietly on halving the bill and he let her have her way , not wanting to jeopardize his chance of eating with her in the future . 

He insisted peremptorily on speaking to Viola and she was called . 

Serbia must comply with conditions insisted upon by Britain before the sanctions are fully lifted . 

The costs of the preferred British Rail route have risen from £1.7bn to between £3.5bn and £4bn partly because of extra tunnelling insisted upon by ministers after protests in south London and Kent . 

The blasted Fabian Society was insisting on a postal ballot of all its members there . 

In order to combat the growing deficit the IMF had insisted on cuts in government spending and liberalization measures for trade and investment , demands which were rejected by the Congress . 

The Inspectorate insists on a range of management and safety improvements before full operations begin . 

If I had n't insisted on you going along on the drop we would have absolutely no proof that it had ever taken place ! 

` I 'll baby-sit the kids , " Carole insisted over Laura 's blushing and increasingly desperate protests that there was no need to go to such trouble . 

To name but three : Protestants everywhere insisted upon the necessity of allowing the laity to worship in the vernacular , giving them the cup in communion , and allowing the clergy to marry . 

Science , as we know , has tremendous potential to change the way we live ; yet it professes not to concern itself with moral issues , insisting upon its own objectivity . 

John Major insisted at question time : ` The paper was private advice to ministers and will not be published . " 

When this happens the organisation will insist upon the workers concerned signing a document acknowledging their own responsibility for tax . 

` Ada , " Aronson would insist to his landlady , ` you know what klug means . 

Rain conceded : ` He insisted to me that she was too loyal to give anything away . " 

However , Mr Major insisted : ` Our economic objective has not changed in the slightest . 

` We d'Urbervilles do n't sell our horses for cat 's meat ! " he insisted . 

A company spokesman emerged to insist the Secretary of State had heard ` no new compelling arguments for changing the status quo . " 

Smith insists Brugge are still a threat , but Rangers ' journey to Marseille in April appears to be the key to who meets AC Milan -- and surely it must be the Italians -- in the final . 

` I was so angry I started to cry , but the stylist insisted it was what I 'd asked for . 

In a reply tailored to annoy the traditionally catholic and latinate institution , McMurdo insisted they use ` the Queen 's English " . 

Tonight t he Foreign Office insisted it was doing everything in its power to secure Paul Ride 's early release . 

At the time it was insisted that virtually all Iraqi and Kuwaiti money in the West had been identified and frozen . 

When he came to hear of her liaison with a penniless painter , his vanity was stung and he insisted that ` honour " be satisfied . 

The Scottish Roman Catholic bishops had insisted that Masses be broadcast live and held this demand long after other services were recorded for reasons of economy . 

She fussed over her menagerie , insisting that it be cared for first , obliging pages to run to and fro with yapping dogs tucked underneath their arms . 

I have to put him into kennels tomorrow as I have to go away for some time and they insist that he be fully vaccinated . " 

In 1985 , when Japanese chip makers last started slashing prices , America 's government insisted that they raise them in order to protect the ( virtually non-existent ) American DRAM industry . 

Nelson Mandela , who was not in court , reacted immediately , insisting that his wife was innocent of any crime . 

The Czechoslovak government responded by insisting that the treaty was still valid , and called on Hungary to attend mediation talks held under EC auspices . 

If you are working on a project with all of the relevant files stored in a single directory there is a fairly simple way of keeping a set of historical backups .

Both electrodes were connected to a pH recorder that stored data every four seconds .

Do n't store old newspapers or other inflammable materials under the stairs , where they could fuel a fire and cut off your primary escape route .

After the mine was closed in the early 1970s , ICI obtained permission to use the mine to store up to 9 million tonnes of crude oil , but the consent was never implemented .

This means that a Data Discman disc can store up to 32,000 separate images .

Mounted peels should be stored in a dust-free box or drawer , and stained peels are best kept in the dark .

For example : a file is to be stored on a 3380 disk , fourteen records per track , starting at cylinder 23 .

It arose from the digitisation of archived paper records of previous international surveys , so that the information could be stored on computer and made accessible to modern techniques of data retrieval , image analysis and interpretation .

The amount of information which can be stored on a hard disk is much greater -- my computer , for example , has a 105 megabyte hard disk .

The results of a search can be stored on a floppy disc or printed out .

Before storing apples and pears , check that the store is free from mice and that the trays are thoroughly clean .

She also stored food in there like a hamster , and sometimes , when least expected , her head would snake back inside her covering and the crunch of crisps or the slurp of a boiled sweet could be heard .

So we 've got them all stored up in Miss P 's famous filing system .

A training database is created by encoding samples of handwriting using this technique , and at run-time the input is similarly encoded and then compared with the characters stored in the database .

You can store each vehicle by its registration and then call up details as and when needed .

Magma is believed to be stored in crustal reservoirs before eruption .

It will be stored over the weekend at Winfrith and on Tuesday will arrive at Dounreay for reprocessing .

By 10am , the potatoes have been boiled and roasted and stored in insulated containers .

The sample would be stored on a culture plate showing only the patient 's age and the location of the laboratory .

Lady Weighall was also responsible for laying out Jubilee Park , opposite Petwood , and later gifting it to the authorities . 

By conceding on the timetable , O'Neill gifted the Republicans an important advantage , helping them by drastically curtailing the protracted and damaging interplay of pluralist forces that would have otherwise taken place over the budget .

In 1967 the owner of the Manor , Miss Dorothy Higgins , gifted it to the Alford Civic Trust who have since done much to restore it after years of neglect .

Seeing that Teclis could not be dissuaded , the High Loremaster gifted him with the War Crown of Saphery and let him go .

The Lions believe they were robbed by first and last-minute decisions from Australian referee Brian Kinsey which gifted New Zealand eight points in a cliffhanging match .

Lady Weighall was also responsible for laying out Jubilee Park , opposite Petwood , and later gifting it to the authorities .

Athelstan and Cranston looked at each other despondently as they left the church and reentered the priest 's house where the boy was lapping a second bowl of soup as hungrily as a starving dog . 

And viewers on both sides of the globe lapped up every sugary second to the dream story-line as the ratings soared . 

WINE maker Johann Grimes , of Wotton-under-Edge , Glos , found his labrador legless after it had lapped up a bucket of his home brew . 

I accidentally spilt some soft drink on the bench where we had lunch , and in a minute a dozen skinks had homed in and were lapping up the liquid . 

When it does so , it has a bigger meal than it can manage by itself and many another animal comes to lap up the spilt yolk . 

This was a special event in her life , a rare and wonderful thing , she was lapping up a comfort undreamed of in her daily existence . 

I 'd had a couple of drinks , lapped up some fast food , and jumped into a cab . 

While Dixton House has been lapping up the attention , his jockey , Tom Morgan , has been having a hard time . 

An individual can not enlarge his benefit by producing the good and charging others for using it , because of the free-rider problem . 

Most importantly , since the rail links to Verdun had been severed by artillery fire , he enlarged the road for trucks between Bar-le-Duc and Verdun the ` Sacred Way " the only supply line to the front . 

Coarse sand can not be used for this purpose , because it soon enlarges the hole through which it flows . 

The navigator enlarged the image upon the three-dimensional screen . 

If the space is very small and you want to enlarge it , put down all the possibilities . 

At the front of the house the space cleared by the road and the river enlarged her perspective . 

The Vietnamese government is now planning to enlarge the reserve . 

Small cracks should be enlarged by chipping out more concrete to make a V-shaped channel . 

This pattern library can be enlarged as the use of the program develops . 

At junctions the tables were enlarged to cover the whole area of the intersection , permitting crossing by pedestrians and buggies without change of level . 

If there is heavy rain , the spillways must be enlarged to allow the floodwater to escape before the dam bursts . 

This process enlarged the intraskeletal pores and fractures and selectively removed crystals of dolomite to form intercrystalline pores . 

The local school was established in 1824 , rebuilt in 1844 , added to in 1873 and enlarged in 1906 . 

The cottage is essentially of the seventeenth century , but was restored in 1800 and greatly enlarged during the second half of the nineteenth century 

Pour half into a charlotte russe tin or a 15 cm ( 6 ″ ) cake tin and leave to set . 

Toby ran to the sobbing boy and took the flannel , and as he did so a naked razor blade fluttered down and tinkled on to the floor . 

There was a sharp crack , and the broken glass fell from his hand , tinkling on to the table and spilling its golden liquid on to the pristine white cloth . 

Then the young woman laughed merrily , her voice strengthening after what must have been years of silence , and the whole strange cellar rang with that laughter , and the glass fragments tinkled like broken bells . 

` Taki told me they were all sitting at a table telling jokes over dinner when suddenly there was a royal command -- a spoon tinkling on a glass . 

Blood from his torn ear was soaking his left epaulette with its tarnished chains and gilded eagle . 

The curtain of rain caught them up and in a moment soaked them to the skin . 

While they were in the pub , in a corner far from a window , the rain had come on heavily , the kind of rain that will soak you to the skin in two minutes . 

In a wide bowl there was the night glimmer of a stream which was churned to flashing silver as they thrashed through it , the spray soaking them to their thighs . 

There 's a red trickle , running down the wall , seeping through the gaps in the floorboards and soaking the sand beneath . 

He felt the rain soak his clothes , slash his cheeks , trickle inside his collar . 

Firemen were soaking everything to finally extinguish the blaze . 

" I soaked a piece of cotton wool in ether and chucked that in . " 

He turned on the taps and thrust my face and head into the water and completely soaked my shirt and jacket . 

We shall soak the walls of the two trenches with this stuff , also soak the camouflage squares before wrapping them round our heads , then we can settle down tonight free of mosquitoes . " 

Sometimes he even managed to keep for himself the little piece of cotton-wool that she soaked in perfume so that he could rub the henna stains from her skin . 

The two telephones were removed from the table and Jo smiled at Lili . 

She was still silently pondering this as he came back into the room and smiled across at his mother . 

Jennifer , unsure if this comment was directed at her , smiled again and nodded , ` Yes please . " 

She told him where Dyson and Bob were , and he nodded and smiled again , as if he had known already . 

She finished her drink , smiling at him over the rim of the cup . 

Some showed neatly dressed Annamese families smiling from the doorways of houses set in small gardens beside groves of rubber trees . 

GRAHAM GOOCH , the man who dragged English Test cricket out of its stupor , smiles from the dust jacket , his face symbolically dripping sweat . 

I sat in a corner looking at the Dutchmen who smiled surreptitiously from the platform . 

Tamar 's eyes met George 's and they smiled in mutual affection . 

After replacing the receiver she sat down on the edge of the coffee table and smiled to herself . 

Will inclined his head , acknowledging her words , smiling to himself at the irony of the situation . 

A schoolboy thought crossed Richard 's mind and he smiled to himself . 

Jay never went to conferences , but as she accepted a lift with Lucy , he smiled with open pleasure . 

She smiled with relief , thinking he was at last calling off his proposal . 

He smiled with relief that she had changed the subject away from Richard Sharpe . 

Then she opens her pretty red lips and smiles with pretty white teeth . 

I lean back in my seat , smiling ironically over the hedge from the little back garden that serves as a soul for the English . 

He was smiling as the train drew out of the station , smiling and waving his hat as the band played ` Tipperary " . 

He heard the surprise in her voice , and smiled a little at having so nearly caught her out . 

His eyes flickered past her and he smiled faintly before turning back to her and loudly questioning the validity of the original invoice . 

In earlier years , he may have smiled indulgently on seeing us and our makeshift tables with their colourless array of old books and goods . 

He smiled absently on catching sight of me , and I wandered over and stood in the well of the Steinway . 

Molly smiled back , by no means certain if this was a conversation meant to be taken seriously . 

But he found the American rocking on his heels and smiling back at him engagingly , and the slow drawl of his address continued without pause . 

He smiled back at Beruna , trying to silently communicate how proud he was , of both her and Paula , but her eyes fell angrily to her work . 

Their eyes met for a moment and Guido smiled back at her , flooding her heart with foolish pleasure . 

Shiona had smiled back at the fair-haired youth who had so recently become her brother . 

He stood behind her chair and smiled down into her upturned face . 

Like a nun , or his sister , she sat holding his hand , smiling gently down at him . 

Corbett walked over , arms folded , and smiled icily down at his inveterate enemy . 

Julia pushed the lank , greasy hair off her forehead and smiled up at him . 

Lucie plucked a stem of grass and chewed on it , smiling up at Gabriel with a conspiratorial wink . 

YOUNG Michael Portillo 's cherubic face smiled out sweetly from the television set . 

She was smiling brightly , but her eyes retained a solemnity that was strangely intimidating . 

Marshall smiled contentedly as he said : ` We got him to confess to putting the knife in the pond . " 

She seemed to feel his scrutiny , for she looked up , smiling involuntarily . 

She smiled nervously as she looked back at him and seemed about to say something , then , instead , leaned forward to kiss him . 

Praying he could n't see her agonised blush , Leonora smiled shakily . 

Luther looked deep into the boy 's eyes and smiled wickedly when he saw the truth lurking there . 

Caroline forced her attention to the middle-aged couple , who smiled and greeted her in almost flawless English . 

Certainly , those who aim to buy when prices are low and sell when they are high can find plenty of Peps where the unit or share price now stands below its former peak . 

Someone told him that the way to make money was to buy when the shares were low and sell when they were high . 

Berisford formerly owned British Sugar but was forced to sell when it came unstuck with property deals in the US . 

Being the owner , if he sells the goods he will be able to pass on that ownership to his purchaser . 

KATH Goodwin , of the Barlaston sales department , sold 100 £1 tickets as part of a nationwide fundraising push … and five lucky winners came from Wedgwood . 

I am sure I could sting this town 's senile pensioners for a couple of quid , by selling them the old tea hut as firewood . 

All they need is the planning permission and certainly the landowners will sell them the land , and if we put in stringent rules and regulations then we could control it properly . 

Most Russian aid to Cuba comes in the form of subsidised purchases of sugar , nickel and citrus fruit , and cheap sales of more oil than Cuba needs : it sells the surplus for hard currency . 

That does not mean plummeting house prices -- the old adage about most people simply refusing to move rather than sell their house for less than they paid for it remains as true as ever . 

Mr Fraser , with bookshops in Sherborne , Bristol and Bath , says he will probably sell the book for £13 . 

While the milk from such farms was declared unfit for sale , farmers were also prevented in most cases from selling their cattle for slaughter for a period of several months . 

Tomorrow , she would go to the finest jeweller in London and sell the gems for the best price she could get . 

During the later part of the nineteenth century , the landowners sold the land to developers in very small lots . 

And then a woman who had come in to sell flowers to the customers overheard their conversation and intervened . 

Shortly afterwards , Renoir even sold two canvases to Zborowski in order to help Modigliani . 

Jaguar sold 21,000 cars in the US last year , well shy of the 82,000 sold by Mercedes-Benz and the 72,500 of its German rival BMW . 

We can not sell the property in Kent to Mr Cooper as we had hoped and I fear that unless I go down there myself the business will languish . 

In his words the global corporation ` sells the same things in the same way everywhere " . 

This reluctance of lenders to repossess homes owes little to sentiment : few lenders want to sell assets into a falling market . 

Using public transport seemed out of the question and renting a car was expensive , so we decided to sink some of our capital , buy a car , and sell it again before leaving . 

As a result , Bland said the company could now sell more software without increasing its cost base . 

Where there are multiple vendors , such as members of a partnership selling their business , purchasers will invariably insist that the vendors give warranties on a joint and several basis . 

For the most part the lower orders depended on selling their labour . 

And we 'd do the maintenance and watering instead of just selling the plants , which would give us a nice steady income . 

They were often sold by mail-order catalogue or in department stores . 

Meanwhile , equipment from the now disbanded NVA is being sold by public auction , and a number of vehicles have been despatched as part of aid packages to Mozambique and Eritrea . 

In medieval times , mirrors were sold by pedlars , and were used mainly as looking glasses . 

Western countries have handed over more than $1 billion in aid , mainly as food , which is sold by the government as its main source of revenue . 

The riots appear to have been precipitated by an apparently casual incident when a Meskhetian angrily tipped over a table of strawberries being sold by an Uzbek girl . 

This is sold by the metre in three weights -- light , medium and heavyweight . 

Thousands of pounds worth of tinned food was sold by loss adjusters after being damaged in a fire at the Gateway supermarket in Wheatley in Oxfordshire last month . 

The Piper debts were paid in full , even although a severe fall in land values at the time caused his properties and other holdings to be sold for rock-bottom sums . 

However , the type of outlet is secondary to the quality and price of the rugs being sold ; it is therefore essential to shop around , and not to allow yourself to be rushed into buying . 

The Clydesdale and the Northern Bank were sold to National Australia Bank in 1987 . 

Between 1979 and 1983 , local government sold almost 600000 houses or flats , and at the peak were raising 2 billion a year in revenue from this source . 

If books were not selling it certainly was n't the fault of publishers . " 

Organizations which are selling products that are the target of health or conservationist lobbies are often to be found sponsoring activities such as sporting events and animal welfare campaigns . 

Korolev achieved notoriety at a seminar held in Moscow in October 1990 at which he supported a suggestion that Russian museums might sell lesser works of art in order to buy back items sold under Lenin and Stalin . 

The couple were also forced to sell at a loss , the nearby post office and general store , which were also found to be contaminated . 

One home split-level , for which there is already a great deal of interest , will sell at £200,000 and possibly boast the finest view in North Wales . 

An Edwardian dining table sold at £240 ; an oak single wardrobe made £80 and an oil lamp £75 . 

Thus many farmers have young store cattle which they either sell at market or fatten on fodder crops on their own farms . 

And for fans of the specialist music sold at shops like this one at Wolverton in Milton Keynes , the festival is a major boost for dance music …

The vehicles were then sold for cash with which Scott disappeared . 

These beautifully crafted panniers would sell for high prices in the West , but hours of labour and generations of skill are treated casually here . 

Unconverted barns were one of the success stories of the property boom years , with near-ruins selling for fantastic sums . 

The session 's highest price was paid for Andy Warhol 's ‘ Four Marilyns ’ ( lot 32 , est. £400,000–500,000 ) , which sold to a telephone bidder for £555,000 ( $832,500 ) . 

THE music business that millionaire Richard Branson sold to Thorn EMI for £560m has paid off handsomely for the leisure giant . 

ALTHOUGH the bond market generally has been yo-yoing with the fortunes of the Gulf war , one issue is selling like hot bagels . 

The first Bentley was built back in nineteen nineteen and sold in nineteen twenty-two . 

The cars are built in Cowley and sell at up to fifteen thousand pounds each . 

A particularly fine and richly illustrated fifteenth-century prayer book sold for FFr650,000 ( £66,300 ; $116,000 ) . 

EC beef exported to west Africa sells for as little as a quarter of the price shoppers in Britain must pay . 

` Leaseholders wo n't hang around for 16 years in a pub , because leases can be sold on . 

Instead , the Chambers villa has been sold on separately to a local construction company . 

Unlike the banks , libraries in those early New Deal days had money , and Watson sold more than a hundred of his otherwise unsalable machines to libraries . 

While the current generation of chip-based handhelds continue to sell well , the first signs of a major shift towards handheld CD media are becoming apparent . 

New car sales , down by 3.8 per cent in 1991 , fell by 6.5 per cent in March , but second-hand cars are selling well . 

When I meet you I have in my mind commercialized pictures of attractiveness which have been ` sold " to me from birth . 

The shops are packed and the streets crowded with vendors selling oranges and bananas . 

The local promoter had evidently not managed to summon the courage to quibble with Jourgensen over the 89 decibel limit on the main stage . 

One can quibble over the slow speed for the opening movement of No. 1 , which is hardly an Allegro commodo . 

If we 're talking about outside auditors , whether it 's a letter , a fax or whatever wo n't make any difference as they wo n't quibble over things like order forms and stuff . 

A senior foreign ministry official in Portugal , the former colonial ruler , said the ministry believed the city of Huambo had fallen ` although there may still be one or two pockets of resistance " .

The imperial troops marched on the capital in pursuit of them , and the city fell with minimal resistance in May 1868 .

The 14th-safest Tory seat in the country fell to the Liberal Democrats .

When the civil war commenced in March 1264 , Peter was in command of the Montfortians in Northampton and was captured when the town fell to the king on 5 April .

UN sources said the towns of Srebrenica and Zepa could fall within days , causing a ` catastrophic " refugee crisis .

By the autumn Poitou , Angoumois and Saintonge had fallen to the French .

She would have to keep the child 's arms covered , because Roy would go crazy if he thought his little angel had been whipped .

Suddenly I was aware that my decadent bath had gone cold and the church bells were clanging the faithful to evensong .

French actress Juliette Binoche plays Michele , an artist from a wealthy family who is going blind and lives rough out of choice .

Since cultures tend to go sour after about two or three weeks when they are best thrown out , it is best to start a new culture every ten days or so .

For most of the journey to Barnswick Ruth deliberately tried to think of nothing , to let her mind go blank .

YOUR investment is safe in the sense that Fidelity is a very large investment business and extremely unlikely to go broke . 

Back over on Emmerdale ( 9.64 million ) only the ducks have gone quackers !

Last year the Entertainment Corporation , Russian ballet 's most devoted promoter , went bust .

As a child he suffered a physical disability and , following the death of his father , was institutionalized at the age of eight in a school for the destitute .

There will be a ` nationwide childcare strategy " to institutionalise more children at a younger age .

Some children become institutionalised more quickly than others , and she still had a bit of fire left in her when I went to the orphanage for her .

Two , the ferocity of the attacks ; a routine check on Saunders had revealed that he himself had been previously institutionalised for mental disturbance .

Mr Everitt says the answer is longer sentences , but experts are divided on whether institutionalising young offenders is the best solution …

As a four-year-old orphan , Paddy was institutionalised in a religious industrial school , and the events which followed corrupt the name of religion .

They either had too few subjects , too short a treatment , lack of double-blind methods or the subjects were institutionalised and demented geriatrics who were too far gone to show any psychological changes .

Not only did long-stay clients or patients become institutionalised , so did the staff .

There is every chance that Anna Jane would have remained permanently institutionalised .

The only danger was , as he recalls , that he would have become institutionalized .

Terry ( 1970 ) found that girls were treated more severely than boys in the juvenile court and were far more likely to be institutionalised .

" You tell me how to get to the seneschal 's office , " Quiss said evenly , " or I shall boil you alive , understand ? " 

Israel is not to resort to the Canaanite practice of boiling a kid in its mother 's milk to increase fertility . 

The nose had been smashed , the throat was terribly bruised , and there had been attempts to both burn and boil the remains . 

The sentence was that he should be boiled in oil , the current punishment for prisoners . 

A huge vat full of oil was bubbling over a monstrous bonfire and , bound hand and foot inside , stood a criminal being boiled to death . 

He also headed a number of Courtaulds ' textile businesses at different times but it was mainly his knowledge of viscose which earned him a reputation as a leading world authority on the fibre . 

Art historians conclude that William de Brailes headed a workshop of manuscript artists based at his tenement in Catte Street . 

In practice most powers are delegated to the Official Secretary , who heads the Office of Tokelau Affairs . 

The firm 's managing director , Bob Robison , who had headed the firm for 12 years , said : ` We are delighted to have secured our future as a local firm . 

George Yeo was appointed to head the new Ministry for Information and Arts and also as Second Minister for Foreign Affairs . 

ARMY spy Brian Nelson has been interviewed again by top cop John Stevens , who headed an investigation into alleged collusion between members of the security forces and loyalist paramilitaries . 

* A well known Radio Forth RFM presenter will head the campaign . 

The operation will be headed by Jeff Davies , former managing director of FSO Cars . 

Most lone parent families are headed by women ; just 10 per cent are lone fathers . 

The church itself was headed by elderly archbishops and the law by aged judges . 

Meanwhile , IXI is also in the process of setting up a European operation , which is being headed by Steven Sampson as general manager . 

Longman Asia ELT will be headed up by Dugie Cameron , who moves from Tokyo to Hong Kong to become its director . 

Ms Becker has headed the Communication Department , which is a member of WACC , since the new church 's beginning five years ago . 

Object Design UK is headed up by managing director , James Beagle . 

Established in 1990 , just two months after Multiflow closed its doors , Equator is headed up by ex-Multiflow vice president John O'Donnell . 

The existing management , headed by chairman and chief executive Mike Smith , and all 1,950 staff , will remain intact . 

Webber 's job was to locate any pitfalls in the concept which might give substance to Wilson 's original ` maybe " about the show . 

He quickly located his man in the deep doorway where he had positioned himself , by the intermittent glow of his cigarette . 

The archive was thus virtually unusable since it was impossible to locate all the material on any given topic . 

Bees navigate using the sun , and for millions of years they have used polarised light to locate their guide on cloudy days . 

He was just over three hours late to meet his guide , locating him at last on the edge of a ruck of Army drivers , forlorn in Air Force blue . 

They flew out fast , located the target with the aid of their radar equipment , dropped their coloured indicators to show the heavy boys where to go , and then nipped smartly back to base . 

Bury a 5p , 10p , 50p and one pound coin an inch or two below ground , and then locate them with your machine . 

One important Communist still eluding capture was Jose Weibel , Secretary General of the Young Communists , and the Joint Command decided to try and locate him through his brother Ricardo , a bus driver . 

She had tried to locate him for over two years , in both America and Canada , where John had been living and working for a number of years . 

The restaurant where she had arranged to meet Piers was close to the Palais Lascaris , an old , breathtakingly beautiful town house , and she located it without too much difficulty . 

Since the relevant ones will be concentrated in one area of the inverted tree they can be quickly located by moving from the root downwards and along the correct branches , without ever having to search the whole database . 

Police have located the owner of a van with the same number plates , who described the builders ' logo on the vehicle when he sold it several months ago . 

When the Titanic was finally located on t he sea-bed a crew went down in a tiny submarine to explore the wreckage . 

Before opening the file he added his initials to the readership list gummed to the top right corner . 

These receipts are gummed into a special book kept for the purpose , as they would have to be produced if a claim for compensation is made . 

The second method uses a smaller sheet of paper or a large label which is then gummed to the back of the photograph . 

One trick is to plaster all the shops in one particular chain with ` Sale " and ` Massive Discounts " posters while prices have only really been reduced in one branch . 

She plastered his head with a yellow liquid that stung like salt when it ran into his eyes . 

" Plenty of brandy , and do n't plaster the top with cherries , just one , perhaps on the tip-top , and only a touch of angelica . " 

Around them graceful Masai women in long leather skirts are sweeping the boma and plastering the huts with cow dung . 

Plastering his face with grease and wiping away Hook 's villainous eyebrows , he said what he had to say . 

Then we took turns at the dressing table , plastering our faces with lotions , creams , lipstick and eye shadow , and helping ourselves to my mother 's " Arpège " . 

Floors were sometimes plastered , especially in light-wells or courtyards , with small pebbles mixed in with the plaster . 

The interiors were plastered and decorated with frescoes which developed a complex cycle of religious ideas . 

Its windows are plastered with posters proclaiming the girls ' innocence , as are those of their neighbours . 

They plastered a considerable number of parked aircraft with sticky labels marked ` bomb " : the station commander reportedly was furious the following morning . 

And if the stranger has pleased the local cattle they will show their gratitude by plastering the sides of the vehicle with a generous dolloping of fresh dung before they depart . 

AI has appealed to Brazilian parliamentarians expressing its concern over the moves to reinstate the death penalty .

In July 1959 he dissolved the Constitutional Assembly and reinstated the 1945 constitution by decree .

The Estonian parliament voted 64 to 14 , with two abstentions , on Nov. 6 to reinstate the 1938 Law on Citizenship .

Although the new Act reinstated much of the previous copyright law , it also introduced various new measures , including design right , as well as legislation concerning ` passing off " and other areas of infringement .

Apparently the dualistic phenomenon of a body of commercial law separate from civil law need not be reinstated .

The PR boss , based in Wavertree 's Church Road , began moves to reinstate a link with the capital after British Midland axed their Heathrow route last March .

Jean-Claude spoke of his plans to reinstate the Guérigny house and stables with the money he would receive for his opera .

In late February the UN boundary commission was preparing a report which would reinstate the 1923 border with Kuwait , delineated by the British and accepted by the Iraqi government in an agreement with Kuwait in 1963 .

A Golden Key director had agreed to reinstate the cards ' validity for Sutton Hall clients .

The Department of Employment reinstated my benefits ( joy ! ) and then stopped them again .

The East India Company expanded the docks at Blackwall , whaling ships operated from the Greenland Dock at Bermondsey , and tea clippers were familiar vessels on the river . 

The Prince had expanded his interests considerably by 1985 , and had already made his famous ` carbuncle " speech . 

After all , was n't that the very reason why Tyler himself was here … to expand his own business by bidding for a valuable piece of land which was shortly being offered here in Liverpool ? 

Since then she has expanded her stock by the embryo transfer technique . 

Now just expand those three sentences into a synopsis and split it up into chapters . 

The information we gather will give us months of future material to work from -- there will be opportunities both indoors and out to expand our notes into larger works if we wish . 

The dragonfish has expanded them into spectacular defensive weapons , each ray barbed with poison . 

( c ) Expand conclusions into the right-hand margin , noting all the decisions reached in the study of the subject . 

To expand this valuable service to Northern Ireland and reach the organisation 's goal of answering every child 's call first time , funds are badly needed . 

I expanded my exploration to still lifes with lamps or lanterns in them . 

During 1775 he continued prison visiting in England and expanded his enquiries to the continent . 

We can expand the argument concerning the power of occupational professions to cover any group . 

The Group has expanded its operations in the UK and into three geographical regions -- Continental Europe , North America , and Asia-Pacific . 

There are plans to expand the scheme in the county to take in more adults . 

In fact , … they have expanded their contacts with developing countries through the use of a variety of business arrangements other than direct investment . 

OCEAN Transport & Trading has expanded its environmental services with investments totalling £12m . 

Fujitsu has been trying to expand its share by offering massive discounts . 

The ratio will have improved but this is no solution to the original problem which was that banks wanted to expand their business by lending more . 

If the NTB is removed , the firm could increase exports and thereby expand output to Q2 which would reduce price to P2 . 

The Soviet Union has shown itself anxious to expand trade with , for example , Mexico , with which Moscow already has good and well-established political relations . 

Once again , the tendency is to reduce costs and expand the flow of business . 

Growth continued to create shortages that expanded the black market . 

I shall learn to hyperventilate and expand my already canoe-like pelvis . 

This band was expanded by the World Administrative Radio Conference in 1979 to extend from 88 to 108 MHz -- previously it had stopped at 100 MHz . 

The Morestore can be expanded by the simple addition of a module unit , which doubles the storage capacity . 

This gallery was expanded by 900 m2 and inaugurated during the Paris fair , FIAC , this autumn with a retrospective of Louise Bourgeois ( on show until January 1993 ) . 

This banking activity was considerably expanded by Abel Smith I and his brothers , but Abel I 's own eldest son ( Sir George Smith , baronet ) used his inheritance to become a country gentleman . 

A working party was set up under the auspices of the Institute of British Geographers , and their work is being expanded by support from ESRC . 

The idea has been expanded , notably by the Scottish CETI theorist Chris Boyce . 

Many projects start with a small group and are gradually expanded as they move ahead . 

With this award the Programme will be expanded to more than three times its present size and become one of the University 's most important academic developments . 

He expanded his original idea of doing a show on the artist 's late works after the Wall came down , because the people in the former East had never seen Picasso 's paintings . 

Rentokil has expanded its tropical plants business with a £6.5m deal in the US . 

After the Civil War Bolshevik control expanded easily from its bastion which had been reduced to the size of medieval Muscovy . 

` I could n't afford to replace it , " he said , ` so I put up my own , with bamboo .

I ca n't afford to replace them , so I was wondering if any of your readers would like to donate any Guitarist s they may have and no longer read .

He was supposed to deliver a bull to the district officer , it was about three weeks ago , and he decided at the last moment to replace the bull with another one .

East Lothian District Council has decided to replace its six adopted local plans with a single District-wide local plan , the East Lothian District Local Plan .

Nominalization involves replacing a verbal form with a nominal one ( e.g. describe → description ) .

He was so horrified by Prittwitz 's proposed withdrawal that he immediately replaced him with Generals Paul von Hindenburg and Erich Ludendorff .

I removed the foam pad and replaced it with a mat of the same size and thickness out of filter wool .

You can actually repair or replace feathers , at least primary and secondary ones ( the larger wing and tail feathers ) , by some very ingenious methods .

The wiring was a plumber 's nightmare , and we had to replace too thin starter leads .

The WS286 was a nice machine that served me until September last year when , sadly , I had to replace it to make more room on my desk .

But first , they had to replace the Secretary , Steward and Professional who all left in July 1920 for unconnected reasons .

Mr Hardman also had a tremendous capacity for work -- as people are now finding out , they are having to replace him , not with one , but with several people .

At his two shops in Reigate , Surrey , and Beckenham , Kent , he has had to replace full-time staff with part-timers and made a manageress redundant last year .

Let's have social workers replaced by machines immediately and solve the problem once an for all .

The main pieces of equipment that might need replacing in a system are the boiler and the radiators .

A report as long ago as 1975 found that more than two-thirds of Yorkshire 's water mains needed replacing , mainly because of corrosion .

When the battery needs replacing , the indicator can be transferred to a new pack , which has the same recommended list price as a standard 9.6 volt battery .

Unfortunately when the last one needed replacing in 1960 there was no tree felled and seasoned , so two Norwegian red fir poles were brought from a Hull timber yard .

Features such as cranes , loading bays and the 25 m ( 83 ft ) high free-standing chimney were retained and the original windows were replaced with steel casements of similar pattern ( Plate 49 ) .

These cuttings need heat and humidity : arrange containers in a greenhouse propagating case or on the staging , covering them with a box whose bottom is replaced with clear plastic .

It was apparently replaced with the claim that Edward 's children were illegitimate , because Edward , before his marriage to Elizabeth Woodville , had been betrothed to another woman .

The vehicle was originally a petrol but before I bought it the engine was replaced with a Gold Seal factory rebuilt diesel unit .

If the strength is replaced with a box section framework , then all is well .

This means the damaged areas are rapidly replaced with new skin , and the burned-but-browned skin flakes off faster .

These were replaced with a new paternalism based on moral and physical ` improvement " , where the poor were distanced .

After the Suez Canal affair , Sir Anthony Eden felt obliged to resign as Prime Minister in 1957 , and he was replaced with Harold Macmillan .

In the 1960s , coal was replaced with cheap and plentiful oil , and new production methods were introduced .

Whilst it was many centuries before flint sickles were replaced with iron scythes and reap hooks , it was only a few more years before reapers , when self binders and then combines were introduced .

Maxwell 's broad grin was instantly replaced with a dark scowl as he barked : ` Things have changed around here since your days ! "

The wires of the fence were eventually replaced with mesh , and Halima having tried once , and finding that her leg did not go through , ceased to paw at the fence for oats .

Consequently , the concept of sovereignty was replaced with that of ` public service " ; the state exists merely to perform certain tasks which are necessary for the preservation and promotion of social solidarity .

This is because the servicing of televisions has now become a relatively simple matter , in that televisions are now constructed similarly and standard units are replaced when repairs are needed .

A significant difference between Phaistos and Knossos arises because virtually the whole of the first temple at Phaistos was replaced when the site was redeveloped after the 1700 BC destruction : only the Central Court remained .

At a news conference on Saturday night , the party 's spokesmen indicated that many other symbols would also have to be replaced before the coming presidential and parliamentary elections .

The GMB says Cllr Kidd was replaced before it was told of her claim .

For many Conservative MPs the message seemed all too clear : Mrs Thatcher was now an electoral liability and had to be replaced before the next election .

You can do the same thing on a computer file , deleting each phonetic entry and replacing it with the phonemic transcription or an orthographic one .

Reagan fired a handful of top EPA officials and replaced them with five fresh-faced outsiders .

In July 1830 the French overthrew the main line of the Bourbon dynasty and replaced it with a cadet branch represented by King Louis Philippe .

The only opposition to replacing SERPS with occupational or personal pension provision came from the Treasury on the grounds of cost .

Insiders at Westminster reported that the cabinet was poised to scrap the poll tax and replace it with a property tax .

Eventually Nellie got rid of Percy Rimmer and replaced him with Robert Clarke , who did Tiller 's stage effects .

We miss meals and replace them with snacks which may mean missing out on vital nutrients .

The Foulis family who originally built the castle replaced it in 1806 with the Mansion House now a part of the school buildings .

We will replace GP fundholding with a system which guarantees GPs freedom to refer patients outside the service agreements negotiated by health authorities .

I asked , and they said , ` Remove the disc and replace it with a piece of bone which we 'll take from your hip . "

When Lufthansa pulled out of sponsoring the Women 's European Open , Mrs Doyle replaced them with The European newspaper .

I flew it for the first time to Dupage Airport to replace the ninety-channel radio with a 720-channel unit , then on to Janesville , Wisconsin , for paint work and a new headliner .

Only when Graham begrudgingly replaced the ineffective David Hillier with substitute Anders Limpar in the 67th minute was there a hint that Arsenal might create something .

Cos they were replacing it with a radial , they 're transferred that stock onto the other end product number .

He also unconvincingly defends some of the gormless changes and omissions in the '84 Tables ; a question of replacing anomalies with anomalies .

Often the polyps withdraw , and the polypary may shrink slightly as the animal expels water from inside the body to replace it with fresh water .

The French are also likely to be infuriated by plans to replace May Day with Trafalgar Day .

When he diagnoses a crisis in this structure -- a tendency to replace paternal authority with external role-models and peer-group norms -- this is inevitably interpreted as a crisis in the process of socialization itself .

The potential of replacing fat with a healthier product of similar taste and texture has not been lost on industry .

Late last year , it published a consultative document that could pave the way for legislation to replace the leasehold system with an alternative called Commonhold .

the child may need help with -ed : on both occasions he replaced it with -t ( cf. fatet ) .

Incidentally if you have an old RLL or MFM drive it may be a better bet to replace it with a larger IDE drive , they 're usually faster and much more reliable .

But the benefit is realised only if a spending tax replaces other existing taxes and the tax burden as a whole is either unchanged or reduced .

You replace your roof and stack the discarded tiles beside your house ; can you claim on your household insurance if they are stolen ?

Earlier this year the bank replaced this system with Micro Control in a lightning changeover : ` The mainframe was inflexible , so the bank already had a PC database set up for all its rules . "

The Social Fund replaced the previous system of additional and urgent needs allowances and grants , which had been an area of supplementary benefit responsive to demand and welfare rights pressure .

This computerised index replaced a card index system that used to have to be updated by hand by bureaux staff .

It replace Open Desktop server system as Santa Cruz 's high-end offering and costs from £1,850 for a 16 user licence on CD-ROM to £2,875 for a 512 user licence on 3.5 " disks .

During a tricky period in the late '70s , Manager Bernie Rhodes tried to replace Mick Jones with Steve Jones from The Sex Pistols .

Last December they were instrumental in getting rid of Mr Gaidar and replacing him with one of those industrialists .

HarperCollins is very keen , recognising the need to replace the old sf writers with a new generation , but my sf reader found it heavy going .

I believe that the public want us to get on with abolishing the community charge and replacing it with the council tax .

It ca n't be long before they cross the Atlantic as the children of the 90s start replacing designer bodies with designer minds .

And , by the way , Labour will replace the House of Lords with something which will ` act as a senate " to protect our rights .

These were constructed on standard BR underframes and mounted on BR2 bogies , which were later replaced by B5 bogies ; the body contour was as the two 1941 saloons and power car .

I replaced the sealed beam units in my 1971 IIA with halogen quad optic lamps .

The Children Act clearly replaces this with parents ' responsibilities .

They replaced their Hawes with Cabinet at first and then thought that was too dodgy as well , as a cabinet is a small , secluded room .

In the Halls of Residence at Edinburgh University , 750 conventional 100 watt light bulbs were replaced with compact fluorescent lamps ; after one year the University had saved £17,000 .

After Forest had taken over , all their fine apparel had been removed and replaced with ill-fitting second-hand garments .

It is possible that , while we lose the administrative costs incurred by property valuation , we could easily replace them with the valuations of the poll tax for many different households .

You could have been forgiven for imagining , that Peter Nicholson had undergone surgery to replace his vocal chords with a megaphone .

If Snakes of the World can cure even a few readers of their phobia , replacing terror with admiration , it will have achieved its purpose .

Lacking the certainty that arises from inner , mystic experience , we have a predilection to replace genuine knowledge with dogma .

In theory , it is a simple matter to overthrow a wilting strongman and replace him with a civilian president conveniently waiting in the wings .

When Putiatin rapidly proved a dismal failure at the Ministry of Education , the tsar replaced him with the much more enlightened Aleksandr Golovnin .

For millions of people , a Labour Government would replace low wages with no wages .

` With whom would you replace them ? " asked Barker innocently .

We recently acquired a large , boisterous and wonderful blue Great Dane called Moby . 

My wife Kay recently acquired a disabled sticker for our car , and we found provision for disabled passengers greatly improved . 

We recently acquired a darts board and this has proved very popular so if you have spare darts and/or a darts board , carpet bowls or skittles these too will be received with gratitude . 

Nashua , New Hampshire-based multimedia company AimTech Corp has acquired the assets of Tiger Media Inc . 

Retail Cleaning recently welcomed the staff of Argyll Services to their division , having acquired their port-folio and assets . 

In August 1992 , NDT Systems Inc. acquired the business and assets of Visions Innovation Corporation ( VICORP ) , a Texas corporation . 

They are able to acquire land by compulsory purchase , by voluntary agreement or by the Secretary of State vesting it in them . 

He had already acquired some ex-episcopal lands back in 1647-8 , in settlement of earlier debts owing to him on the public faith . 

In that context , the airport company last year acquired nearly 90 acres of perimeter land to help with its aim of establishing the airport as a new centre for regional aviation-related business . 

Two years ago a Romanian government commission on the razing of gypsy villages concluded that violence had been provoked by ` persons [ ie , gypsies ] who have acquired vast possessions by illicit means . " 

In such a place , this near the walls of the Iahmandhas in the Third Dominion , Godolphin had acquired his most sacred possession : a Boston Bowl , complete with its forty-one coloured stones . 

On nationalisation , the divisions had acquired around 300 power stations , initially grouping them for management at an intermediate level . 

It was only with the political readjustments which followed Edward IV 's return from exile in 1471 that Gloucester can really be said to have acquired an independent power base . 

From such comments as these one might infer that the British were anxious to buy time until the Soviets acquired sufficient nuclear power to persuade Washington to become more cautious . 

It is difficult , however , to see why the directors should have to take account of the interests of the as yet unidentifiable persons who might acquire shares in the company at some future date . 

The trust can then acquire shares in Newco and hold these for the benefit of employees of Newco and Target . 

In 1906 Chattanooga acquired a vast brick classical station containing a huge domed central waiting-room , with service wings lit by floor-to-ceiling arched windows extending on each side . 

Demand for his services exceeded his capacity to meet the many requests and in the second year of the scheme he acquired a car to provide greater mobility . 

Successful negotiations with the Royal Scottish Geographical Society have allowed the Library to acquire a number of unique cartographic treasures to add to its map collection . 

Equally , however , it is in our interests to persuade the rest of the world that it does not need to acquire nuclear weapons to achieve peace . 

A contact in Spain has managed to acquire a scarce publication which we were looking for , and has given the Library a copy . 

Continuing its policy of purchasing early nineteenth-century European pictures , the National Gallery has acquired two important new works by Danish artists . 

The National Galleries of Scotland have acquired a highly important study by Raphael for the altarpiece now in the Prado called ` The Madonna del Pesce " . 

The company was acquired last year by the regional brewer Riva , best known for its Dentergens wheat beer . 

People who , with great kindness , acquire a rescued cat from an animal sanctuary , should be prepared for unusual reactions of this kind . 

He also said that Iran was soon to acquire fighter-bomber aircraft from countries other than the USA and the Soviet Union . 

The naturalist in the field might not even have seen his specimens alive , but have acquired corpses from local people . 

The National Trust acquired this unusual property in 1951 , but few records were kept of the garden 's early management . 

The movement , which covers Darlington , Richmondshire , Northallerton , Barnard Castle and Bishop Auckland , has acquired Harewood House in Darlington and intends opening it as a day hospice . 

It is now generally appreciated that Warner Bros had been particularly badly hit by the depression , largely because of the furious rate at which they had acquired movie-houses in the 1920s . 

An Australian who had acquired millions through the construction industry now also wished to acquire respectability . 

Linked to the mobility allowance is a voluntary organization called Motability , which helps disabled people make the best use of their allowance to acquire a private car by leasing on hire purchase . 

We should acquire portable dataloggers for data collection in the Edinburgh garden in 1993/94 . 

British Coal said Mr Scargill appeared to have acquired the list by ` dubious means " . 

After a long gap , Coke resumed collecting in the 1750s when he acquired works from artists/dealers/auctions in Italy and Paris : some of the best examples come from this period . 

When he was about 12 he managed to acquire a pair of roller-skates . 

` Even now museums can acquire important medieval tapestries " , says William D. Wixom , Chairman of the Metropolitan Museum of Art 's Department of Medieval Art and the Cloisters . 

Her cadaver was purchased by Dr Thomas Monk of the nearby town of Preston , who died some sixty years later , and the wired-up skeleton was acquired by a herbalist , Mr Livesey . 

Although much of their classicising work in bronze produced after 1933 was liked and acquired by the regime , even these far from rebellious artists came at times under suspicion of being ` degenerate " . 

It is the first painting by the artist to be acquired by the Getty . 

At the same time , Priscillian made an active attempt to acquire material that lay outside the province of the Roman Church . 

Pilz 's midprice offering comes on the ` Acanta " label , and consists of Fono Team material acquired by Rainer Pilz . 

The other vehicle acquired by the Society from the same caravan site is railcar No 14 , built in 1934 . 

A really great scholar , he had a unique opportunity to develop his abilities , because Biscop had brought back to Jarrow some 200 to 300 antique books that he had managed to acquire in southern Italy . 

In 1688 Charles , sixth Duke of Somerset , began to rebuild an untidy country mansion he had acquired through his marriage to a member of the Percy family , the Earls of Northumberland . 

In return , Microsoft let Apple have access to the PostScript interpreter which they had acquired by buying up Bauer Industries . 

` I 'll leave out some of my clothes to replace those , " Susan said , gesturing towards the clothes Maggie had acquired at The Haven . 

It is often said that this is just an example of Swiss discretion in business , but in my view we have begun to believe that works acquired abroad are somehow superior . 

Since then , we have acquired more than 14,000 works , 10,000 of them dated 1960 or later . 

In such cases , I would recommend that you seek professional help , for the dog you have acquired may have already been in conflict with his former family and won the contest . 

The bundle of papers he acquired included a quantity of original German aircraft manufacturer 's secret plans , and specifications of some well-known and other less well-known aircraft types . 

Nobody was prepared to have any dealings with this force , even to attempt to pacify it by being kind to the black cat . 

The good ` Rev. " attempted to pacify them by pointing out that the evening was a glorious opportunity to meet the players in an informal atmosphere , and to buy their heroes a drink . 

Nor , despite a close friendship with the evangelist D. L. Hoody , could he pacify the more conservative evangelicals in his audience . 

Maggie wanted to please and pacify him on this her holiday at any cost . 

While one crew got through , Jugoslavs Rodic/Kvezenic decided to retreat back to the jetty , leaving marshal John Griffiths to pacify an irate violence-threatening angler . 

Some critics question its sustainability and others view it as a sop to pacify the poor . 

` I did n't say that , " he murmured , but he was no longer smiling or trying to pacify her . 

Only the promise of another potential platinum record had finally pacified him . 

This might have something to do with pacifying the masses , since the 15,000 foreign delegates had unprecedented freedom to mingle with ordinary North Koreans , normally isolated from foreigners . 

It is usually said that the introduction of NEP pacified the peasants , but the Famine had a quicker effect in this respect . 

He was scathing about the notion that Indians might be pacified by political concession , observing of the Montagu-Chelmsford reforms that : ` If the Indians are capable of providing the directorate , they must surely be capable of providing the agents " . 

The client who was not convinced and pacified by what his dealer said would not only refuse to trade further with him , but would not sleep easy at night , tormented by the thoughts of his investments tossing up and down like a rowing boat in a stormy sea . 

When in 1857 something new began to grow in Nova Scotia Gardens , financed by Angela Burdett-Coutts at the prompting of Dickens , the residents protested so vehemently that they had to be pacified by the architect and restrained by the law . 

As I see it , she is , in a sense , full , and so her own emptiness can be ignored or pacified . 

To take a specific and vivid example , it is very common for mothers ( and fathers ) to feel a violent impulse towards babies who can not be pacified . 

The Caucasus had been steadily pacified and nominal Russian authority made effective . 

Ludens , aware but gazing ahead , felt a deep weary compassionate feeling of tenderness and pity which soothed and pacified the anguish of his exaltation and his fear . 

Richard Baxter again pacified the crowd and eventually finished his sermon without further interruption . 

But he had skilfully pacified even the most vociferous of dissenters . 

Sainz had to pacify angry paying spectators when the Kershope leg was cancelled after a medical emergency in the crowd had delayed the timing and left drivers without spotlights . 

` Uh huh , " said I. I was not easily pacified but the show had already been aired . " 

“ I did n't … you ca n't … you 're out of your mind with fever , ” she stammered wildly . 

“ It 's … it 's you who 's being so unreasonable , ” she stammered . 

` N-n-no -- I-I mean , he was stuck ! " stammered Virginia , when she could answer . 

` A c-couple of p-pictures for the station head , " stammered the lost soul , wetting his pants . 

Thessy , forced to put the scuba outfit down to shake Rickie 's hand , stammered that he did not mind what he was called , but Rickie had already forgotten his question . 

Edouard sat to one side , helplessly , while Louise bombarded Grégoire with questions , and Grégoire stammered increasingly brief replies . 

I stammered something about not understanding cricket , totally incredulous that anyone should suppose I did understand it , or that I should regard the English side as ` we " . 

He stammered his thanks as the Western sprang to life on the screen and Sweetheart slipped from her seat in a waft of perfume . 

` T-to g-get my n-navigation notes , " she stammered the words over her shoulder . 

Adam stammered something about feeling rather whacked himself . 

` A-actually , " she managed to stammer as haughtily as she could , ` I 'm not playing at all , but you wo n't believe me . " 

He seemed embarrassed and stammered for the first time in his English . 

Elaine stammered , and Francis wailed the name again and again . 

I stammered in French that I was very happy to see him and very grateful that he had made time to see me . 

I stammered out my history , my eyes occasionally wandering to a winter view of rooftops , an opaque winter sky behind his head . 

The boy , weeping and bleeding , recognized Zeinab as the lady they were coming to see and managed to stammer out the story of the attack on his father . 

The professional assessment is that the Mitre ball is heavier when it flies through the air and therefore lends itself to greater accuracy .

As the ball flew over the front edge , I was screaming inside , ‘ Come down , come down ; oh , God ! ’

Horses careered into the fence and sent gorse flying in all directions .

Travelling like a cannonball it flew straight into the shallow ditch at the far side .

Her researcher , Anthony Massey , said : ` The shrapnel flew between us and a piece bounced off Kate 's helmet .

Because a wet ball will fly farther , use less club then normal on approach shots .

She was helplessly fascinated and asked slowly , despite herself , ` What was it like to live in Africa ? " 

Their headteachers were approached early in 1984 and asked if they and their staff were willing to take part in the survey . 

` Are you all right ? " the boomgate operator asked anxiously . 

` What is it ? " she asked anxiously as Rachel pressed the button and immediately began re-dialling . 

` Miss Brannigan , is it ? " the older of the two asked politely . 

` And how am I to explain my abrupt disappearance to my host ? she asked tersely . 

` What price my intruder now , sir ? " asked Pascoe , with some slight jubilation . " 

When the maid woke her she sat up in bed and said , ` Ask Sir Stephen if he can spare me a few minutes . " 

We asked Ruby what kind of food they ate , and she mentioned berries , beans , nuts and roots . 

I asked Roger Lasko , Head of Job Broking Branch , who is masterminding the ES side of operations , about the main elements of the new programmes . 

If Miss Bingham 's idea for the band came to anything Henry just might ask him about playing that washboard with thimbles . 

This gives the novel great feeling and makes you ask many questions about how everything will link in together in the end . 

If problems do remain after two or three months , ask your doctor about changing to a different type of progestogen . 

She had asked William about getting Aggie a cat but he had no idea where a tomcat could be found on the quick and he shook his head . 

I 'd like to ask your advice concerning sending my acoustic guitar signal through a PA and/or recording desk . 

On asking a young woman from whom I had collected books how she knew of the sale , I got the pleasing reply ` It 's the highlight of my year . " 

Historians are used to asking questions about the closure of paper records , and some are actively interested in the preservation of historical datasets . 

The interviewer will then ask more detailed questions about your background/education/experience . 

I asked him through his interpreter whether he could now make the films he wanted again . 

She was evasive when asked if she still felt like killing herself . 

Asked if Joanna had been hurt or assaulted , Lucy paused and said : ` She 's fine . 

You may ask whether there has to be these two levels at meetings . 

She asked without looking at him , ` Were you unhappy " to be back with fashionable people ? 

Who would have thought , for example , that the University of Colorado , where the students wear tie-dye and ask in hushed tones if you would like more salad , would become the national college football champion ? 

` When do we go ? " he asked in a taunting voice , once again prepared to indulge his sister . 

` What is thy name ? " she asked in the old way , though weakening before his eyes . 

John said ` I 'll ask the barman if he knows anything about it . " 

When we ask these questions , we enter the domain of sociolinguistics . 

When she met Miguel Rafaelo at the medical centre later in the week , she did n't have the nerve to ask him straight out . 

During the baseline examinations only a subsample was asked about history of smoking . 

We will be asked why we did not see the importance of the emerging European bloc on our doorstep . 

It 's sometimes worth asking that nagging little voice what is really the worst thing that can happen now ? 

But ask state workers where they buy their new outfits , be it of traditional African cloth or stylish jeans , and the answer is likely to be Rock Santeiro . 

'' I asked her why she had decided to talk to the New York Post 's Steve Dunleavy , and refused a Times reporter .

She asked if I thought it would be all right to talk to the Times reporter .

After all , I began by stating that a bacterium swimming upstream in the glucose gradient was acting on its own behalf in an environment , defined an autonomous agent as a physical system able to act on its own behalf , then asked what a physical system must be such that it can act on its own behalf .

While he believed the details of Clarke 's account to be incorrect , President Bush acknowledged that he might well have spoken to Clarke at some point , asking him about Iraq .

She recalled that in the first Camp David session chaired by the President , Rumsfeld asked what the administration should do about Iraq .

When Blair asked about Iraq , the President replied that Iraq was not the immediate problem .

There is that oft-quoted example , near the opening of Trial by Jury , where Defendant asks , `` Is this the Court of the Exchequer ? '' and having been assured that it was , Defendant ( aside ) commands himself to `` Be firm , be firm , my pecker . ''

Nobody used to snicker at Chaucer 's line ( No. 5818 ) in The Prologe of the Wyf of Bathe , in which that harried dame asks : Why is my neghebores wif so gay ?

The other women gasped and asked , `` And what is the famous Lipschitz curse ? ''

Anybody who asks `` Why a brass monkey ? '' is probably not aware that brass monkeys were very common household ornaments in England in the 19th and early 20th centuries .

And with the wisdom of the aged , Vannie Starr asks the question that now haunts the nation , `` Why ca n't the President be satisfied with his wife ? ''

After a few Old Neukom Pale Ales , we could n't resist asking them what they thought of this latest Clinton brouhaha .

Why , she asked , did n't I figure out a way to make the patient cooperate ?

I had a conversation with Carlson before his article was published ( I offered to help , he asked questions and I answered them ) .

How come , '' they ask , `` did we wind up with an increase that was larger than that proposed by the USPS , when almost everyone else got a break ? ''

The doubter will be Bill Kristol , TV pundit and editor of the Weekly Standard . That makes Kristol , among more glorious attributes , Slate 's neighbor in a downtown D.C. office building -- which may answer the question several distressed readers have asked : Why so many writers in Slate from the Weekly Standard ? Answer : They 're just so ...

Before we go any further , I need to ask what you think of an essay that begins this way .

But I 'm waiting for Anthony junior ( there I go again , dissing the female characters ) to ask his father when he 's going to be a made guy .

Rahm Emanuel : `` Frank '' ( as in Frank Sesno , the host of Late Edition , who asked Emanuel the question ) .

For each interval , participants were asked questions on drinking pattern comparable to those asked for the past 30 days and asked to estimate what percentage of the drinks consumed during that interval came from the specific beverages consumed during that interval .

If you suspect he is taking an after-work breather with someone other than his employer , you could call the man and ask .

The LAT asks a `` restaurant consultant '' : `` In the short run , this clearly hurts Burger King , '' he says .

But when two things occur in tandem , it is n't always right to ask which is the cause and which the effect .

And if it were found to be a sustainable monopoly , one could ask whether that situation would be better than the one that exists now .

'' Governor , have you ever manufactured crystal meth ? '' he asks Bush .

When Anna Scott -- with her sunglasses and strong `` do n't touch '' vibe -- appears from amid his shelves to ask about a particular guide to Turkey , his recitation dribbles off hopelessly : `` There 's also a very amusing incident with a kebab -- among ...

Carville then asks his better half why Bush did n't stay silent on Vermont 's recent gay-partnership court decision .

We estimated an index of weekly energy expenditure as follows : all participants were asked the average daily number of stairs climbed , and the number of city blocks walked during the week , in the past year .

If you asked people about a lot of accidents , if you said : Could this happen ?

No one ever asks whether a white actor , as a white actor , should have played a given role .

-- George W. Bush ( Meet the Press ) , asked if he would follow in the footsteps of John McCain and visit a GOP gay-rights group , the Log Cabin Republicans

Asked where she sees herself in 10 years ' time , she replied : `` Sitting in a café in Paris .

Fred Graver and Betsy Steyer Graver ask : What sort of accommodations ?

I began by asking questions that could be answered by learning the information provided by textbooks or the literature .

I know our dialogue is over , but I still wish I could ask you where you 're going next and which of these guides you would bring along .

Starr -gaysing . The WP carries a piece way inside with the suggestion that some of Kenneth Starr 's investigators recently asked Bob Hattoy , a gay Clinton administration official , if he had been successful hiring homosexuals in to the government .

Once the floor was opened to questions , a reporter asked Moynihan , `` What 's wrong with Mr . Gore ? ''

Asked about Bush 's slight against Bork , Bennett described it as `` unfortunate . ''

When Chatterbox asked Buckley about this intriguing story -- which apparently has never been told before , except in a footnote to Dan A. Oren 's 1985 book Joining The Club : A History of Jews and Yale -- Buckley was a little hazy about the details:

You 've got to look in the mirror every morning and ask yourself : 'What am I organizing for ? ' ``

I asked Czech president Vaclav Havel about this when he came to Washington a few years ago , and he agreed wholeheartedly with my analysis .

As usual , however , Chatterbox feels impatient with the provincialism of local records and asks : What 's the most snow that 's ever fallen , anywhere ?

; on the other hand , if you know that the date was 1657 , one can not say that the answer was `` easy '' or `` difficult '' : it is like asking a person his name .

PLoS grants full or partial publication-charge waivers to any author who requests them , no questions asked .

Asked by Russert whether he believes in God , Ventura replies immediately that he does -- although he belongs to no denomination .

It would indeed be rude , unless you called first and asked whether it would be OK .

Over the years , pro-choicers have continued to invoke medical expertise , particularly by rigging polls to ask whether `` a woman and her doctor '' ( as opposed to a woman alone ) should be entrusted with the abortion decision .

I need to know how to ask if someone is pregnant without giving offense if they 're not .

When asked , I indicated that as long as the breast is hidden under a blanket with the child , I do n't mind .

Asked if Monica carried a share of the blame for her relationship with President Clinton , he replied that it had been `` a relationship between two adults , '' but that `` it was totally irresponsible for the president to get involved with Monica to begin with . ''

'' The Musharraf quiz craze , as many are calling it , has stormed America with everyone asking everyone else : 'Who is the leader of Pakistan ?

Where pipes exit through an external wall , use an expanding form filler both to seal the hole and to insulate the pipes . 

This charge will appear on your statement as Social Science Electronic Publishing , our parent company .

There are also no phrase divisions—the music simply drives forward with no pause until measure 514 , where the fugato motive appears in the brass over an obvious V-I cadence , signaling the end of the movement which occurs as the motive completes .

What happened to your post that appeared in my RSS reader yesterday ?

In the list of layout idioms I believe there is at least one missing , namely an arrow that adjusts its width to the text appearing above or below it .

As mentioned , the first theme , the beginning of which is reproduced in Example 8 , contains two head motives : the first is the tritone-spanning ascent that appears in the first measure , and the second is an iteration of the interval cell ( +5 , -2 , +5 ) that appears in the second through third measures .

The constant carboxyl group that appears in all conformations of sCD39 hydrolysis is likely contributed by D213 since it is close to S218 .

This relationship is somewhat obscured by measures 51-57 however ; while there is no clear tonal center for this section , G appears in the outer voices in measure 51 , although the harmonic material is reminiscent of C minor .

In addition to the `` mode '' -shift , we notice that the metric dissonance shown in Examples 9 and 10 no longer appears ( notice how regular the rhythm of the accompanying figure is in Example 19 ) and also that the written meter no longer changes .

It 's hard enough listening to your wild speech without seeing it appear in the refined world of print , like a surly foreigner among a genteel crowd . ''

This label is e.g. printed in the article as it appears in a journal issue .

As for why she consistently gets to appear on television : She 's fuckable , in that weird Sarah Palin way that makes me recoil in horror and wonder what the fuck is wrong with anyone who would touch those women with their worst enemy 's cock .

Given that the contentious statement appears in our `` rationale '' document , I thought it sufficiently importatn to have clarified .

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Backache is a constant complaint as I stoop over low baths , sinks , baby buggies and shopping trolleys . 

The way she stoops over Jamie 's body , I could believe he is her patient . 

And beyond that , some fairytale kind of Hansel and Gretel cottage full of apple trees and roses and Alex herself stooping under a low lintel in a summery dress …

Her hair was dipping into the water and , stooping above her , Matthew was carefully pouring water from the jug , making a cascade over her hair as it washed the soapy water back into the bath . 

Kirov stooped over his crumpled form , retrieving the photograph from between his fingers and tucking it safely into his inside pocket . 

He stopped struggling , stopped trying to kick himself away from the figure stooping over him . 

The boy was stooping now , searching for something on the bank . 