10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERISHINGLY»
Discover the use of
perishingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
perishingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Pallor. or. Perishingly. Cold. For most ofthe major extremity injuries skin at some
point distal to the injury is pale or mettled in color and cool to touch when
compared with the uninvolved side.
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Memoir of Reverend David Tappan Stoddard
We need, always need, perishingly need, the prayers and the sympathies of our
friends at home. We must be holy if we would be successful ; and in order to
holiness we need much our own prayers and the intercessions of the saints.
Joseph Parrish Thompson, 1858
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Cassell's Family Magazine
Although the snow has ceased, it is perishingly cold, but she does not heed it ;
her eyes are fastened on those six shadowy figures, and a tiny streak of light falls
from her candle, which she has forgotten to blow out, on to their path. Lord Henry
...
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Vascular and Endovascular Surgery: Companion to Specialist ...
... of preformed collateral vessels (as in cardiac embolism) results in the classical
clinical presentation of pain, paralysis, paraesthesia, pallor, pulselessness and a
perishingly cold leg. The pain is severe and frequently resistant to analgesia.
Jonathan D Beard, Peter A. Gaines, 2009
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Peter Jameson: A Modern Romance
... tawdrier edition of her sister; thinner about the lips, fluffier of hair, not so neat in
her over-elaborate clothes; but sprightly — unpleasantly sprightly. "Good evening
, darling," she cried, kissing. "Isn't it perishingly cold? We walked from the Tube.
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The Christian world magazine (and family visitor).
The winter," he writes, " was perishingly cold— the coldest of this century ; and
the good people with whom wo lodged told me one morning, that they expected
to fmd me frozen to death, my little sleoping- room being immediately over an ...
7
Buds of hope: poetical remains, with biogr. mem. by J. Cooper
... of song, Where dreamy echoes and wild symphonies Absorb his soul in luxury
of sound To sweet excess, peopled with airy forms And images, more perishingly
fair, More exquisitely fragile, than the hues That linger in the west at even-tide !
Hast thou named all the birds without a gun? Jove, yass! Haw-haw-haw! Quite
extraordinary! Ripping, I say, bloody super! Great Scott! Zonk! Ka-chow! Bonkers,
wot? Cheer-o! A rum go but perishingly clever, eh wot? Deucedly fiendish! Krash!
9
In For a Penny, In For a Pound: The Adventures and ...
The winter nights were perishingly cold, and even in summer the nights were
cold enough to require our fur-lined bomber jackets. The sand did not hold the
daytime heat. We were not issued with sleeping bags. I couldn't understand why
there ...
10
The Man Who Forgot How to Read: A Memoir
... where getting to work and being on time were serious considerations. My
assessment took all of this in, but it omitted the important fact that it was
perishingly hot out there. This was summer. And in my air-conditioned cocoon, I'd
forgotten.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PERISHINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
perishingly is used in the context of the following news items.
This may be the new Moto X
The images do line up with previous leaks, showing a well-textured and rounded back panel and a screen with perishingly thin bezels on the ... «The Verge, Jul 15»
Hot days led to Antarctic bike dream
Outback Australia, where the temperature can easily hit 45C, hardly seems like appropriate training for a cycle in the perishingly cold Antarctic. «The West Australian, Jun 15»
The moment desperate Syrian migrants arrive on a Greek island …
It is basic, insecure and whilst hot in the day, it is perishingly cold at night. There's no question of blankets to cover all of those who seek warmth ... «ITV News, Jun 15»
From the cheap seats
While it was perishingly cold outside, it seemed likely that it couldn't possibly be as dull. Speaking of travel and excitement, Fox Footy was so ... «The Age, May 15»
Travel: Why The Gallivant hotel at Camber Sands is unlike …
... private deck, complete with lantern and chairs which would have been brilliant to sit and have tea at, if the weather wasn't perishingly cold. «Bournemouth Echo, May 15»
Review: Deco Eatery, Titirangi
It was certainly perishingly cold when we were there during the season's first cold snap a couple of weeks ago, and when we suggested to the ... «New Zealand Herald, Apr 15»
Why live, when you can livestream?
Current video can also be texted / emailed to many more people, than happened to have watched one's own real-time Periscoping (perishingly ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
The Human Polar Bear who swam the icy depths of the Arctic will …
On Friday Lewis, wearing just a swimming hat, goggles and a pair of Speedo trunks, will start a 5km swim in Antarctica's perishingly cold ... «Mirror.co.uk, Feb 15»
Wales vs England match report: Anthony Watson and Jonathan …
... themselves the worst ravages of a perishingly cold night. But there was consolation to be found in the open air inflicted on them by England. «The Independent, Feb 15»
The Coach House, Middleton Tyas
Despite the high ceilings it also feels cosy - an important matter on the perishingly cold Sunday we called between Christmas and new year. «Darlington and Stockton Times, Jan 15»
