10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCATTILY»
Discover the use of
scattily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scattily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
and they're still scattily funny. The rest of the show isn't. •• LOOK YOUR BEST
WHEN YOU ARE DRESSED! Half the male population dresses every day just to
get by. Live like the other half who dresses to look great. Clothing by Eisenberg ...
I had been sitting there for half an hour not answering her, contributing nothing to
the conversation, just staring blankly through the café's glass front at the neon-
drenched Nevsky Prospekt. I started to talk. Fast, scattily, cramming my words in ...
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The Welcoming Committee
'I must have a swim,' Rosalia cried and kicked off her shoes. 'Come on, darling,'
she said, grabbing the Commander by the hand. 'Hang on a tick,' he said, '
Crawford must have a nightcap.' She let go his hand and ran out scattily onto the
sand.
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Keepers of the Flame: Literary Estates and the Rise of Biography
Moore'suntidy but entertaining study accepts the incest accusationbutawards
fewmarksto Lady Byron and her pious retinue – or, for that matter, to the scattily
disloyal Augusta Leigh. Byron is portrayed asa character fartoo complicated and
...
5
The Voynich Manuscript: The Mysterious Code That Has Defied ...
All this, however, was not as scattily complex as the revelations set down in 1583
in the Book of Enoch. The biblical prophet was of particular interest to Dee, who
had read about him in Bacon's notes on the Secretum Secretorum, not only ...
Gerry Kennedy, Rob Churchill, 2006
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Twelve Stories from Twelve Authors: Penguin Underground ...
He goes down andIsay tomy friend,'Come we cut real quick'(let's go now); me
and my friend go sharply through the front door and run scattily down the hill,
tryingto get away from the three boysinpursuit. After afew lefts and rights I'm lost
but ...
7
A Measured Life: The Times and Places of an Orphaned ...
... thought the student might have made a proposal, though on his own initiative;
he had a scattily romantic revolutionary mind. I doubt if he did so on more than
that one occasion; but once was enough. The government 192 A Local
Habitation.
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North-South: Penguin Underground Lines: Northern, Bakerloo, ...
He goes down andIsay tomy friend,'Come we cut real quick'(let's go now); me
and my friend go sharply through the front door and run scattily down the hill,
tryingto get away from the three boysinpursuit. After afew lefts and rights I'm lost
but ...
9
Eclipse: The Horse That Changed Racing History Forever
Charlotte Hayes was another encumbrance on Andrew. She was as scattily
profligate as ever, and in 1798 she got herself committed again to the Fleet
debtors' prison.137 Andrew's subventions to her at this time included the hefty
sum of £728 ...
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London Literature, 1300–1380
... scattily ascribed to the good offices of Kynde Wit (247), speaks to the opposite
implication – a series of biblical citations, clerical textuality, the concording of
similar written loci, demonstrating the moral imperative to starve folks. Moreover,
he ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCATTILY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
scattily is used in the context of the following news items.
Rolling Stones 'dumbfounded' as exhibition poster banned from tube …
Now, The Guardian reports that a poster for the event - which depicts a scattily-clad woman with the band's iconic logo positioned at her crotch - has been ... «NME.com, Jul 15»
Here here for open-air Eyre
Louise Mellor was scattily charming as Adele, chilling as the deranged Bertha. In an essentially women's play, the three men played their roles effectively. «Lancashire Evening Post, Jun 15»
Ramping up the Alert: The Terror Threat in Australia
The Australian Immigration Minister, Scott Morrison, has never been troubled by the incursions of the empirical world into his scattily governed portfolio. «International Policy Digest, Sep 14»
Style Invitational Week 1080: The dactyls and the terror
“Odessa hoot.” (Brendan Beary). And Last: Pattily-scattily, Empress of Washington (Like Queen Victoria) Wasn't amused. Spurning my humor, she. Unjustifiably «Washington Post, Jul 14»
The return of the Chocolate Library
... with welcome outlets for the likes of Artisan du Chocolat, Marcolini, Melt and Maison du Chocolat, but also a fair bit of scattily selected and often discounted tat. «Telegraph.co.uk, May 14»
Tonight at 8.30 review – unexpectedly nourishing Noel Coward …
Women, at their best, are scattily adorable, as in the prize play among the nine: the imperishable Hands Across the Sea, in which a society hostess, closely ... «The Guardian, May 14»
Communal riots have now made big inroads into rural India
In this he was not alone, but it was the next generation of scattily urbanised Jats who were the most ardent votaries of the build-the-temple project. Two decades ... «Times of India, Sep 13»
Sam Amidon Hugh's Room, Toronto ON, September 5
"Basically," begins Sam Amidon, goofily well-postured, scattily composed, "the way the record came about was... Jimi Hendrix spoke to me from the grave... and ... «Exclaim!, Sep 13»
Josie Long, Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Trevor Noah …
It's a curious, compelling fiction, with something of the warped whimsy of a Wes Anderson movie, and its scattily charismatic star is certainly one to watch – as is ... «The Independent, Aug 12»
Festival Review: Hard Rock Calling 2012
As LP sings her feet scattily shuffle, before clamouring on the monitors to deliver an operatic sermon of vocal virtuosity. This is her first UK gig and she is ... «Londonist, Jul 12»
