10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREAKINGLY»
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creakingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
creakingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Importance of Being Earnest - Oscar Wilde
For these creakingly rehearsed lines, which are designed to tug at her husband's
heart strings, undoubtedly issue from exactly the kinds of "separate spheres"
ideology thatshe,asa reeducated PuritanWife, has learned torenounce.
2
Penitent Brothellers: Grace, Sexuality, and Genre in Thomas ...
atrical history when he calls the succubus a "creakingly old-fashioned
mechanism"; ghosts and spirits appear in current and later works by Middleton,
Shakespeare, Jonson, Webster, Marston, and others. By dismissing the succubus
, Ayers has ...
Herbert Jack Heller, 2000
3
Quantum Buddhist Wonders of the Universe
However what Dawkins seems grindingly, creakingly, crashingly oblivious to is
the fact that a process without any kind of directed internal energy is not even
likely to make it up any of the supposedly “gentle slopes” of evolution. Myers'
notion ...
The Fixer is the winner of the 1967 National Book Award for Fiction and the 1967 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
5
The Return of Dr. Fu-Manchu
He inserted the key in the lock of the gate and swung it creakingly open. I looked
intotheblack archof the avenue, thought of the haunted residence that lay hidden
somewhere beyond, of those whohad died in it especially of the one who had ...
Soon the great doors commenced slowly to swing creakingly open, and presently
, as they separated, the girl sawbehind themthe motive force which operated the
massive doors —to each doora halfdozen naked Negroes. At the doorway ...
Edgar Rice Burroughs, 2013
The whole man, body and mind, worked slowly, creakingly, as if it needed oiling.
Physically, he was a very powerful man, lifting with ease 400 or 600 pounds. His
mind was like his body, and worked slowly but strongly. When he walked, he ...
8
Going Green: True Tales from Gleaners, Scavengers, and ...
Our pre—WWI house some— times creakingly conflicts with the modern era,
requiring new pipes, some plaster patches. We were forced to rework the wiring
to the garage after discovering that some long—past innovator buried an
extension ...
9
Staying with It: On Becoming an Athlete
I felt creakingly slow. The only remedy I could think of was to train harder. In
September and October I ploughed through a long and intense project in my
work, and finally shipped it off. That freed up a little more time, so I started back to
the ...
10
Marguerite Duras: Apocalyptic Desires
controversy, a creakingly wooden, exotically voyeuristic screen adaptation of the
book followed, made onlocation in Vietnam by JeanJacques Annaud).
Notwithstanding its enormous success, L'Amant, like both'Les Yeux verts'and L'
Eté 80 ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CREAKINGLY»
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creakingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Twitter seeks to hasten move into Cuba
... have already visited Cuba with a view to expanding its internet and cellphone network that remains creakingly slow, and effectively denies ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Zimbabwe: News from the richest country on earth
Government debt loads are even more creakingly immense. Much of the banking system, especially in Europe, remains unreconstructed. «ValueWalk, Jun 15»
London Is Redefining Tech Startups Through Adventurous Capital
The U.S. is a huge and lucrative market whose financial system is creakingly antiquated and ripe for disruption. Domestic bank transfers still ... «TechCrunch, May 15»
A night in the past at Swiss historic hotels
Lake-swimming is popular in Switzerland. Every day at 6pm Fritz Wehrli, owner of the creakingly historic Hirschen Inn in Oberstammheim, in the ... «Financial Times, May 15»
Allan Richarz: Bringing our trains into the late 20th century
A seeming lack of vision at Metrolinx, and creakingly slow adoption of modern rail technologies, realistically, and unfortunately, puts the answer ... «National Post, May 15»
Dial-Up on the Bosphorus
Just as Turkey began to creakingly emerge from its dark years of military rule, I found myself exchanging information and conversation with ... «The New Yorker, May 15»
Nanoose Bay's Red Gap was right out of a dime novel
At the Hindoo [sic] boarding house a picturesque well-sweep dips its wooden bucket creakingly beside a chicken coop painted white and pink ... «Cowichan Valley Citizen, Apr 15»
Three days in Boston
I felt creakingly rusty at first, with every drawn line not quite going where I wanted. So these above all look a little forced to me. Signs of pressure ... «Washington Post, Apr 15»
Budget 2015 sketch: Here comes the sun... but only if you vote for me
... he delivers his jokes more smoothly, and he doesn't turn creakingly hoarse inside the first five minutes (his statement today lasted almost an ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Devolution for Greater Manchester spells the end of the National …
... not just to England's creakingly centralized system of government but to the huge questions about how to run places when money is so tight.”. «World Socialist Web Site, Mar 15»
