10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLIABLY»
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pliably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pliably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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M.T. Cicero his Offices ... his Cato major ... his Laelius ...
more engagingly endearing, and more pliably polite. XIX. Upon this Head,
however, a pretty knotty Question presents itself; Whether new Friends, such as
are worthy our Friendship, are to be pre- Ferr'd to old ones, in the fame Manner
as we ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero, 1755
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The rule of faith: or, An answer to the treatise of Mr. I.S. ...
pliably he concludes; jVbfcti now become' ps y oar 'difficulty '\ I believe you at*e v.
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to mn^erflex joii.% I mull confess itva fault of humane nature, to admire things ...
John Tillotson, Edward Stillingfleet, 1676
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent and Trademark ...
... portion against said surface and contaminants thereon; and pliably engaging
said surface and contaminants with said compliant annular portion; projecting
ultrasonic energy from said source to said surface and said contaminants; and 1.
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The Canadian Patent Office Record and Register of Copyrights
In a mechanism of the character described provided with a supply source of
relatively thin pliably bendable tag tape material having longitudinally aligned
openings spaced apart along a mid-portion thereof, a folder member spaced from
said ...
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Canadian Patent Office Record
In a mechanism of the character described provided with a supply source of
relatively thin pliably bendable tag tape material having longitudinally aligned
openings spaced apart along a mid-portion thereof, a folder member spaced from
said ...
Canada. Patent Office, 1959
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Ellis,p.133, l. 31, from F. pliable, 'pliable,' Cot.; pliably, pliability, pliableness;
pliant, Oth. i. 3. 151, from F. pliant, pres. part. of plier; pliant ly, pliantness or
pliancy; pliers orplyers, pincersfor bending wire. FromL. plicārewealso have
apply, imply, ...
... float to fall down with the stream, till the whole train be as long as they desire.
All the parts of the float being thus contrived, move and yield to the water as
necessity requires, as pliably as the links of a chain. Only upon the fore-part of
the float ...
Elijah Coleman Bridgman, Samuel Wells Williams, 1841
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The Medical Repository (And Review Of American Publications ...
Some that are equally durable yield pliably to the hand of art, and assume, with
readiness, whatever forms convenience dictates. There are those that are ductile
almost beyond our conception, and that receive a polish, which is proof against ...
Samuel Latham Mitchill, Edward Miller, Elihu Hubbard Smith, 1805
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The Shapes of Change: Images of American Dance
... and small, twisting, adaptable movements. Whether she is sitting, standing, on
the floor, or in locomotion, she is consistently involved in either clanging her body
open and shut on the space or wending her way through space more pliably.
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Works: Devotional works
Inform the child in precepts of learning and virtue, while years make him capable
; how pliably he yieldeth! how happily is he replenished with knowledge and
goodness! Let him alone, till time and ill example have hardened him ; till he be ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PLIABLY»
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pliably is used in the context of the following news items.
A whale of a tale
A pliably blonde combination of Anna Wintour -- the imperious Vogue editor -- and Edith Head, the outspoken fashion designer -- Braaten ... «Columbia Heart Beat, May 15»
'American Idol': Carrie Underwood gives birth, power rankings, Kelly …
She has a sweet personality, a pliably pleasant voice and a potential chance of become a pop star. The ingredients are there. And she has ... «Atlanta Journal Constitution, Mar 15»
Inherent Vice
Anderson's adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's 2009 novel is both unnervingly surreal and pliably, affably keen to take every detour possible on ... «Paste Magazine, Dec 14»
Bach's Christmas Oratorio – which recording is best?
The solo singing is seamlessly distinguished, from Anne Sofie von Otter's bloom-filled and pliably decorated 'Bereite dich' to the recitative ... «Gramophone, Dec 14»
The Defenestration Of Chuck Hagel
If he was dismissed because the administration is seeking someone more pliably bellicose, then, boy howdy, are we due another national ... «Esquire, Nov 14»
Misconduct of OP officer-in-charge
After an extensive period of contemplation, we Chirundu District Border women have pliably decided to catalogue online our naturalistic ... «Zambian Watchdog, Jul 14»
Review: Jesse Eisenberg does a classic 'Double' take with …
Eisenberg, perfectly, pliably put upon, is the engine that drives this picture. Simon's inept longing for Hannah, for human connection of any sort, ... «Tribune-Review, Jun 14»
Jazz Listings for April 18-24
Made to Break (Wednesday) At the crux of this experimental ensemble, largely out of Chicago, is a pliably inquisitive bond between the ... «New York Times, Apr 14»
Hida lacquer artisans seek successors to preserve technique
It is characterized by graceful grains and pliably curved wooden boards that have been used to produce trays, tea sets and other items. «The Japan Times, Jan 14»
Postscript: Peter O'Toole
This was just the kind of role he relished—courteously stiff but pliably amused, far too urbane to be shocked, and perfectly at home with modes ... «New Yorker, Dec 13»
