10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXECRABLY»
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execrably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
execrably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Her Majesty's Mails: A History of the Post Office, and an ...
127 To Colsterworth ; most execrably vile ; a narrow causeway, cut into ruts, that
threaten to swallow us up. To Wakefield ; indifferent ; through the town of
Wakefield so bad that it ought to be indicted. Most of the Yorkshire roads are
favourably ...
2
The Photographic Journal
The canvas, when delivered to the artist, certainly had some scribbling upon it,
but so execrably bad that every touch of the pencil had to be obliterated, and the
whole drawing done by the artist from a small photograph by his side. The
painting ...
3
Eunomus; Or, Dialogues Concerning the Law and Constitution ...
wondered. at,. that. a. people. who. had. so. execrably. vacated. the. throne,.
should. abolish. a. house. of. lords. A. just. The balance of property had turned
with no equivocal direction to the side of the people. It was not an age for
fastidious ...
Edward Wynne, William Meechan Bythewood, 1822
After a pause, during which the bottle had been duly set in motion by mine host,
the youug guardsman exclaimed, as if speaking only to himself—" How execrably
out of tune Catalani sang last night !" " She had been dining at Lord Crotchet's," ...
5
A six months tour through the north of England: containing, ...
... and not sufficient to fatigue the eye, which commands every part of this
bewitching landscape with ease and delight. From Rot her bam to Sheffield the
road is K 2 execrably execrably bad, very stony, and excessively full of holes.
Sheffield ...
6
Logick; Or, An Essay on the Elements, Principles and ...
If Nero' burned Rome, he was execrably wicked; but he did not burn Rome,
therefore he'was'not execrably wicked. 943. Here the falsehood of the conclusion
is apparent ; and therefore the consequent is true, notwithstanding the falsehood
of ...
7
The Pulitzer Air Races: American Aviation and Speed ...
Porter was not named, but who else could have “execrably managed”? The
World-Herald lauded the “inspiring spectacle” of seeing “Omaha's leaders in
public spirit and civic service come to the front, throw off their coats, spit on their
hands ...
8
The Materiality of Color: The Production, Circulation, and ...
... public would not probably be pestered with copies so execrably coloured, as is
generally the case with books of this sort, after the author's death; the
descriptions will be such a guide for colouring the prints, that capital errors will
not be able ...
Andrea Feeser, Maureen Daly Goggin, Beth Fowkes Tobin, 2012
9
The Ministry We Need: Three Inaugural Discourses, Delivered ...
an execrably guilty one in the sight of God. As such I denounce it in his name,
and invoke his direction while I purpose to pursue a better. There is an immensity
of deceit and positive evil in all such negative goodness : nor have I so learned ...
Samuel Hanson Cox, John Watson Adams, Eliakim Phelps, 1835
10
Treasury of the World's Great Sermons
But is this any reason for a fierce arraignment of nature, as tho she were
execrably ruthless, and execrably indifferent? Not so, my brethren. Death
whenever it comes is but death. None of us has any promise of this or that
amount of life.
Warren W. Wiersbe, J. B. R. Walker, 1977
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXECRABLY»
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execrably is used in the context of the following news items.
Pizza Hut's new crust leaves this diner ice cold
Execrably. In toto and fubar. Don't order A Hot Dog Bites Crust Pizza. Don't even think about ordering a Hot Dog Bites Crust Pizza. YOU. WILL. «Naples Daily News, Jul 15»
Player of the Year: Francis Coquelin
Coquelin is a decent player who took an execrably bad defensive midfield position and made it better. Imagine what a very good DM might do ... «The Short Fuse, Jun 15»
'Saint Laurent' is fashionably late
execrably deployed throughout but at its most tasteless in a montage of Saint Laurent's developing style, with one side of the screen showing ... «Creative Loafing Atlanta, Jun 15»
Canvas: The end of the world in cinema
Rats: Night of Terror (1984): One of those films that is just so execrably awful (and Italian exploitation maestro Bruno Mattei helmed more than ... «Courier Mail, May 15»
Significance of South Asian deterrence
... execrably fast. Nevertheless, Pakistan attributed its development of nuclear weapons to widening conventional asymmetry with its neighbour. «Daily Times, May 15»
May 26: Thomas Mulcair's image – and other letters to the editor
Oh, how delicious! There's Margaret Wente in the Focus section, pounding away elegantly about men behaving badly and ascribing execrably ... «The Globe and Mail, May 15»
Out of Mind
... mandating three-day weekends for multiple federal holidays, including Memorial Day and what execrably became known as Presidents Day. «City Journal, May 15»
Woolf Works, Wayne McGregor, Royal Ballet
And McGregor's pas de deux remain execrably ugly: ungainly, unmusical grappling that reveals absolutely nothing about the characters doing ... «The Arts Desk, May 15»
Holocaust survivor to retrace liberation by bike
Recently liberated from the most execrably reputed death camp in living memory, though, Zielinski had little more than the clothes on his ... «Canadian Cycling Magazine, May 15»
Aston Villa hero Jack Grealish caught up in sport's cold war after …
These interviews are almost invariably soft‑focus, execrably written, and for some inexplicable reason the word “Club” is always capitalised, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
