10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOOTLESSLY»
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footlessly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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History of United States Naval Operations in World War II: ...
... that the Tirpitz group steamed footlessly to the eastward about 25 miles off
North Cape,27 and then returned to Alten- fjord without making a contact. The
Admiralty also was in doubt, having information of German fleet sorties from
Trondheim ...
Samuel Eliot Morison, 2001
... diffi— culty in imagining at least some of the reasons for the decline of the old
Russian scheme of things on a far more comprehensive scale than that
embraced by the childlike and footlessly gentle family with which the play is con
— cerned.
... FOOTIEST FOOTING FOOTINGS FOOTLAMBERT FOOTLAMBERTS FOOTLE
FOOTLED FOOTLER FOOTLERS FOOTLES FOOTLESS FOOTLESSLY
FOOTLESSNESS FOOTLESSNESSES FOOTLIGHT FOOTLIGHTS FOOTLIKE
FOOTLING ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Aestheticism & Modernism: Debating Twentieth-century ...
of futility ... that the observer has no difficulty in imagining at least some of the
reasons for the decline of the old Russian scheme of things on a far more
comprehensive scale than that embraced by the childlike and footlessly gentle
family with ...
Richard Danson Brown, Suman Gupta, 2005
Even as she pulled herself out from behind her constricting desk, tugged her
tunic down all round, and moved, somehow footlessly, to the front of the class,
Hoda rejected the ungenerous temptation to let them go on thinking what they
thought ...
Sandy clung heavily to Carl's arm and they passed here and there a despondent
soul wandering footlessly about, waiting for nothing and going nowhere. "Why do
you stay here?" she asked. "To become respectable," he told her. "It's a kind of ...
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The Generation of Plays: Yorùbá Popular Life in Theater
When the faafdd has completed its stunning sequence of runs and swirls, it will
glide footlessly over to a selected member of the audience and offer him or her a
peep, through the walls of the cylindrical roll, at the masquerader inside who is ...
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Defining Russia Musically: Historical and Hermeneutical Essays
Nationalism, and has nothing to do (as Neverov himself implies in his remarks
about Verstovsky) with style per se, or with what an English writer, footlessly
omniscient, will characterize as the greater rootedness or validity of the
composer's ...
In an account of a conversation with the publisher Fritz Molden, "I recall footlessly
(emphasis added) saying to Fritz" (251). Here "footlessly" has the sense of "
ineptly." Instances like this abound in the text where the word choice might
appear ...
How the circles of life, started by careless old Primal Energy casting a new world
idly into the ether of space, spread and intersect casually, footlessly, as idly as
the rings begun by fishes' tails flopping in a pond! Toffies circle. Aleck's circle.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOOTLESSLY»
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footlessly is used in the context of the following news items.
Bob Mould Delivers Crowd-pleasing Set at Beachland Ballroom
... bopping their heads and footlessly dancing by the time Mould, bassist Jason Narducy and drummer Jon Wurster wrapped up their first song. «Cleveland Scene Weekly, Sep 14»
'Rudolph' stage musical re-creates the TV classic with glee
Gliding footlessly about the stage is the snowman narrator played by Sean Patrick Fawcett, whose range is several notches higher than Burl ... «Voices, Nov 13»
10 People Responsible For 'Doctor Who's Creation
Ray was the designer who thought it might work if the Daleks could glide footlessly, like the cruet set on the dinner table in front of him. And it is ... «Anglophenia, Nov 13»
