MIT «VICELIKE» VERWANDTE WÖRTER IM WÖRTERBUCH ENGLISCH
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having
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jaws
grip
something
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reverso
meaning
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «VICELIKE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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1
The Mystery of Easter Island
Lethal. vicelike. grip. More than two hundred Easter Island civilians were going
beyond the border with the Rano Raraku. They were some farmers and
shepherds of the hinterland with their own families. They had left the inland just
after the ...
2
The Origin of Mountains
of rocks is insufficient to permit folds to be created by lateral compression, it is
proving very difficult for geologists to rid themselves of these outmoded concepts.
The notion of vicelike compression of sediments has a vicelike grip on the minds
...
Cliff Ollier, Colin Pain, 2004
3
I am Cyrus: The Story of the Real Prince of Persia
She kept glancing back at Cyrus who, realizing the futility of struggling, stood in
the captain's vicelike grip, while the townspeople and more of the captain's
soldiers, who hadcome to seewhat was happening, looked on. The people of the
town ...
4
Shakespeare and the Dramaturgy of Power
That Edmund's duplicity and dissimulation are specifically designed to serve his
ambition is evident from the moment he first reveals his thoughts, in Vicelike
fashion, to the audience: "Legitimate Edgar, I must have your land. . . . Edmund
the ...
5
Reflections on the Classical Canon in Economics: Essays in ...
... major achievements lay in his having provided social scientists with the means
to separate the historical from the theoretical “with vicelike firmness”: It would be
idle to attempt any exposition here of the precise nature of Jevons's discoveries; ...
Evelyn L. Forget, Sandra Peart, 2012
6
John Lowin and the English Theatre, 1603–1647: Acting and ...
Thefirst indicationofa Vicelike moralityishis attempt to profit fromrevealing
Lysander and Clarinda'slove tothe Duke: 'For though great menforbloudy deeds/
Giue money to aKnaue:/ Yet ifhee bee a wittyone like mee,/ Hee'l make that
Lordhis ...
7
Patients Come Second: Leading Change by Changing the Way You ...
Argues that the best patient care is predicated on hospital managers assembling and engaging high-performance employees and providing them with the tools and guidelines that allow them to take personal responsibility for their results.
Paul Spiegelman, Britt Berrett, 2013
8
Horned Frogs: Plus Budgett's Frogs
Once the subjects of myth and superstition, horned frogs were feared because of their vicelike bite.
Philippe De Vosjoli, 2006
9
Lewis Arundel; or, The railroad of life
... and other athletic exercises, had rendered those arms as hard as iron ; and
though the swollen muscles rounded and stood out till his coat-sleeve was
stretched almost to bursting, Lewis continued to hold the reins in a vicelike grasp,
and the ...
Francis Edward Smedley, 1852
10
The gem of the mines: A thrilling narrative of California ...
Then going up to Agnes and taking her by the arm, with a vicelike grasp he sent
her headlong across the room, saying — " Go up stairs, madam ! What in h — i
are you here for? " That evening was spent ringing the bell, threatening, swearing
, ...
Jennett Blakeslee Frost, 1866
