An overlong and often
torturously written chapter on ceramic technical analysis by M.
1) He began to depict the tortures of an envier, simply a man who envied another: "I envy [him] deeply,
torturously," Salieri says.
All alone and isolated in this remote fjord and kept away from the human contact he was accustomed to while in captivity, it is no surprise that this
torturously slow death occurred.
The crucial difference between James Wood and Thomas Bunting is that Wood has found something to believe in, even if
torturously: he believes in art.
And the
torturously misguided Gynecia awakens to her responsibilities as wife and mother only when she openly defies the code.
But once again I'm distracted by the impossible beauty of this
torturously twisting, narrow road that runs 44 miles from Paia to Hana.
Their achievement illustrates another bipartisan scandal--our
torturously slow-acting and incomplete environmental laws.
"This will give us a huge advantage over Barajas, where current road links can be
torturously slow, particularly in the rush hour," Cano points out.
He rationalized that even a victorious Germany would have to defer to Japan in Asia, and
torturously praised Hitler as "the greatest figure of the Twentieth Century," not because "might makes right or ...
Wendell Smith, Sam Lacy and other members of traditionally African-American news organizations started the long,
torturously slow journey from the colored sections of the bleachers to the press boxes the moment Robinson took the lead on the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Consumers were saved from the brink of
torturously high VoD costs, in part due to the boom in popularity of video-rental chains.
Most were Mediterranean Revival, and many of those have been torn down or
torturously revamped beyond their pleasant original proportions and appearance, but others remain as models of the genre.
