10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SULFUROUSLY»
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sulfurously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sulfurously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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7 Tattoos: A Memoir in the Flesh
Each section of this innovative book tells the story of one of the author's tattoos, presenting a daring, intelligent exploration of the themes that each tattoo evokes: death, sacrilege, primitivism, rebellion, atonement, sadomasochism, and ...
Bolgov cursed sulfurously, trying to jam the ungainly thing through the narrow
interstices between the colossal boulders . The job would have been much
easier if the sledge had been equipped with wheels, but this was a dustlands
sledge, ...
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Wild Ways (Mills & Boon Vintage Intrigue)
Rafe watched her fora moment, thentossed the spoon downand walked into the
bedroom.He stood there, arguing withhimself, then swore sulfurously and
wrenched openthe tiny closet. There was a box on the shelf,shoved way back,
and he ...
Cursing sulfurously, he examined the pipe and saw that it was completely
separated from the spigot set, not actually broken but clearly dislodged. How in
blue hell had that happened? Could water pressure have done it? He doubted it,
but ...
5
Over Here: The First World War and American Society
22 Wilson has been damned from the realist pulpits for nearly a century, and by
few more sulfurously than the veteran American diplomatist and historian George
F. Kennan. The sins of Wilsonianism were many, in Kennan's eyes: the mistaken
...
6
Support Any Friend: Kennedy's Middle East and the Making of ...
117 By September28, theNasseritemedia had weighed in sulfurously. While
Yemenledthe Cairo papers' news pages, most of their commentary wasabout the
Hawks.From themassacres atDeir Yasin and QafrQasimto the Suezinvasion,
every ...
7
Yellowstone Autumn: A Season of Discovery in a Wondrous Land
Its hot springs seemed to sulfurously steam; its geysers were so real that I was
afraid to put my face too close. By now I was something of a connoisseur of
Yellowstone maps. How many winter evenings I had spent daydreaming over this
one ...
8
Commentary on Revelation (Commentary on the New Testament ...
9:17–19: And I saw the horses in this way—[that is,] by way ofa vision—also
those sitting on them, having breastplates [that were] fiery red and violet and
sulfurously yellow. And the heads ofthe horses [were] as the heads oflions [are],
and out ...
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A Leap in the Dark: The Struggle to Create the American Republic
He livedon in exile in England inwhat his daughter sulfurously portrayed as “a
humiliating situation,” existing on a pension provided by Parliament for
hisToryactivities. Latein life,he pleaded with Pennsylvania to permit himto return.
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Poker as Life: 101 Lessons from the World's Greatest Game
... outage,) with the only light on the block— a handy gas lantern— barely
illuminating a roomful of seven sweaty, sticky, sulfurously smelly fellows in
nothing but their skivvies. The even unprettier sight of rank, raggedy, rudely
sullied boxers (or, ...
Lee Robert Schreiber, 2008
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SULFUROUSLY»
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sulfurously is used in the context of the following news items.
In the realm of the Fujiya Hotel
After the museum, you can eat sulfurously blackened eggs in Owakudani, you can take the cable car to Lake Ashinoko, you can cross the lake in a Disneyesque ... «The Japan Times, Dec 13»
If You Like Dumb Things That Are Wrong, You'll Love Jennifer …
and then maybe she farted sulfurously? Something else? Well HERE'S something else: In support of her thesis that not a single moderate democrat, liberal, ... «Wonkette, Aug 13»
'The Tools,' by Phil Stutz and Barry Michels
It brings to mind the sulfurously brilliant Don Rickles performing. Then moments later, snuffling on Johnny Carson's couch to show what a likable soul he really ... «New York Times, Jul 12»
Hold the Halo
But it won't take away the indelible stain left by a global sex scandal that continues to sulfurously bubble as we celebrate Easter. The latest grotesquerie, amid a ... «New York Times, Apr 11»
