10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRRECOVERABLY»
Discover the use of
irrecoverably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
irrecoverably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
her Husband being irrecoverably gone in a Consumption ;. ' A N unreasonable
Creature hath the Confidence to ' ask, Whether it be proper for her to marry a Man
' who is younger than her eldest Son ? * A scrupulous well-spoken Matron, who ...
Peter Wilson ((Dublín)), Richard Steele, 1729
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Accident Insurance Manual 1917-: A Directory of Plans and ...
... by severance, or entire sight of one eye, if irrecoverably lost, and one foot at or
above the ankle, by severance, or entire speech and hearing, if irrecoverably lost,
the principal sum: either arm, by severance at or above the elbow, or either leg, ...
Spectator Company (New York, N.Y.), 1922
3
Accident insurance manual
For loss of life, or both hands, by severance at or above the wrists, or both feet, by
severance at or above the ankles, orone hand at or above the wrist and one foot
at or above the ankle, by severance, or entire sight of both eyes, if irrecoverably ...
Spectator Company (New York, N.Y.)., 1919
4
The Insurance Law Journal
"Entire sight of both eyes, if irrecoverably lost, the principal sum. "Either hand by
severance at or above the wrist, one-half of the principal sum. "Either foot by
severance at or above the ankle, one-half of the principal sum. "Entire sight of
one ...
Daniel T Potter, Luther H Potter, Walter Smith Nichols, 1916
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court ...
... 1905, received an external, violent and accidental injury to his right eye,
whereby he lost, irrecoverably, the sight of his right eye as the result of an
external, violent and accidental injury received by him on the first day of January,
1905, within ...
Kansas. Supreme Court, Elliot V. Banks, William Craw Webb, 1908
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Accident Insurance Manual: A Directory of Plans and ...
For loss of life, or both hands by severance at or above the wrist, or both feet by
severance at or above the ankle, or one hand and one foot by severance at or
above the wrist or ankle, or entire sight of both eyes, if irrecoverably lost, or entire
...
7
The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
O dark, dark, dark amid' the blaze of noon ; Irrecoverably dark, total eclipse,
Without all hope of day. Hilton's Agonistes. It concerns every man, that would not
trifle away his soul, and fool himself into irrecoverable misery, with the greatest ...
8
Redemption redeemed: wherein the most glorious Work of the ...
and hold that God never intended the salvation of just and holy- men, but to leave
them irrecoverably to everlasting perdition, we cannot say that there are or were
any men, or any number of men, whose salvation he never intended, or whom ...
9
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
IRRECOVERABLY, ado. Beyond recovery ; beyond the possibility of being
regained, repaired or remedied. Happiness may be irrecoverably lost. 2. Beyond
the possibility of being reclaimed. A profligate may be irrecoverably abandoned
to ...
10
Democracy Unveiled: In a Letter to Sir Francis Burdett
and. irrecoverably. prejudiced. in. favour. of. her. existing. institutions,. vvhile. the.
United. States. have realized the: benevolent scheme of the fanI By the second,a
number of arrests will be prevented; and in fact, there will not be such extensive ...
T. Adams, Sir Francis Burdett, 1811
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IRRECOVERABLY»
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irrecoverably is used in the context of the following news items.
LankaWeb – Unnatural death of an Elephant every second day …
Elephants will continue to incur painful deaths until their numbers have dwindled irrecoverably. Until they become extinct (quite a possibility), ... «Lankaweb, Jul 15»
Unnatural death of an Elephant every second day – future …
Elephants will continue to incur painful deaths until their numbers have dwindled irrecoverably. Until they become extinct (quite a possibility), ... «Lankaweb, Jul 15»
Should Pretribbers Give Up Their Argument Amid Signs of the Times?
Premills teach that the world will slide from bad to worse until it is so irrecoverably bad that only Jesus can fix it. That will be his cue to return ... «Charisma News, Jul 15»
Patterson Hood Addresses Confederate Flag Controversy in NYT …
I also think it's a bit ill-conceived to argue that because someone associated themselves with something it's irrecoverably linked to that person. «jambands.com, Jul 15»
Moody's assigns A2 to Beijing Infrastructure Investment HK's MTN …
... and unconditionally and irrecoverably guaranteed by Beijing Infrastructure Investment (Hong Kong) Limited (BIIHK, unrated), a wholly owned ... «Moodys.com, Jul 15»
Hazards of a bank runner
If it turns bad, the money the bank lent will be irrecoverably lost, and must be written off against its profits. So the bank may opt for another way: ... «Calcutta Telegraph, Jul 15»
The Dividends of Defection
... among the various ethnic groups that share this space in which we cohabit--natural, human trust which had dwindled almost irrecoverably. «AllAfrica.com, Jul 15»
Moody's assigns definitive Aa3 to China Three Gorges' guaranteed …
The bond is unconditionally and irrecoverably guaranteed by China Three Gorges Corporation (CTG, Aa3, stable). The provisional rating was ... «Moodys.com, Jun 15»
Why Ngugi and our 'conservative' writers are off the mark on Kenya's …
We returned home in March that year, only to find that weeds had irrecoverably swallowed up the season's crop. To this day, no one in Odiyo ... «The Standard Digital News, Jun 15»
No School in Liberia - Education Minister Defies Lawmakers
He said the further risk is that desired learning outcomes in future years are lowered irrecoverably to cater for the short-term learning deficit. «AllAfrica.com, Jun 15»
