10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SULPHUROUSLY»
Discover the use of
sulphurously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sulphurously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
They. are. looking. this. way. sulphurously. B-7 CLOSE SHOT - CHARLES He
looks back in the other direction, recoils once more, then returns to his book. B-8
COLONEL HARRINGTON AND JEAN They are at a table at the side of the main ...
Preston Sturges, Brian Henderson, 1985
The old boy went on from there, sulphurously and at times blasphemously
exploring the subject of centerboard sailing craft, what makes them go and what
makes them go over. He went on until a youngster came to remind him that it was
ten ...
3
History from South Africa: Alternative Visions and Practices
For decades, mostly in select "Coloured" South African schools, and in reading
rooms and halls, radical Unity Movement stalwarts have been teaching a hidden
or half-hidden historical tradition which has always coexisted sulphurously with ...
Brensham in winter, apart from such occasional liveliness, presented a workaday
landscape; for the fields were full of sproutstalks which stank sulphurously as
they rotted, the orchard-trees were black and bare, the market-gardens were ...
Some day I shall look over old stories of demons that have appeared
sulphurously uponthis earth, with theidea of expressing that we haveoften
hadundesirablevisitors fromother worlds; or that an indication ofexternal
derivationis ...
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Harlequin and Columbine
Sulphurously, he resumed his pacing of the floor. Old Tinker seemed unaffected
by this outburst, but for that matter he seemed unaffected by anything. His dead
gaze followed his employer's to-and-fro striding as a cat's follows a pendulum,
but ...
He puta freshdaub ofclay on the injured part, swearing sulphurously the while.
Kink Mitchell was not in the least amused. He merely improved theopportunity by
puttinga thicker coating of clay on his own neck. They crossed the Yukon to its ...
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More Equal Than Others: America from Nixon to the New Century
The same process brought to Congress the new generation of intransigent
Republican conservatives, culminating in the “freshman” generation of 1994, who
stoked up the sulphurously ideological politics of the late 1990s. Until the 1980s ...
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Fantastic Metamorphoses, Other Worlds: Ways of Telling the Self
Hearn's oral transcriptions in Trois fois hel eonte . . . preserve several
sulphurously fierce and funny-scary stories about zombies, including 'Pe-La-Man
-Lou', a cautionary tale about a little dumb— ling, a naughty boy with a flute who
wanders ...
10
The Complete Action Stories
"All right, blast you, I'm goin', but I'll have Breckinridge outa here if I have to burn
the cussed jail! A Raxton never forgits!" So he stalked out sulphurously, only
turning back to snort: "Sheriff! Bah! Seven murders in the county unsolved since
you ...
Robert E. Howard, Paul Herman, 2004
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SULPHUROUSLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sulphurously is used in the context of the following news items.
Love's Sacrifice review – sharply staged John Ford revival by the RSC
In place of the usual Swan severity, she gives us a set dominated by receding skeletal arches, sulphurously lit from within, that lead the eye towards shifting, ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Books of the year 2014
Jonathan Meades's wayward memoir, An Encyclopaedia of Myself (4th Estate, £18.99) is a sulphurously brilliant alphabetical stroll though the seamier byways ... «Evening Standard, Nov 14»
Sir Andrew Green deserves his peerage, and his attackers owe him …
David Cameron's decision to elevate Sir Andrew Green, founder of MigrationWatch, to the peerage has been sulphurously denounced. Kevin Maguire, political ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
What Does Madras Bleed For?
... explosion of exploratory walks along the dangerously eroded edges of the River Cooum that snakes its sulphurously perfumed sludge through parts of the city; ... «Outlook, Aug 14»
Why Obama was right to strike against the Islamic State
Mr Obama authorised air strikes to defend them from the slaughter the Islamic State has sulphurously promised them — calling this syncretic sect, which draws ... «TODAYonline, Aug 14»
Obama is right to take risks in Iraq
Mr Obama authorised air strikes to defend them from the slaughter Isis has sulphurously promised them – calling this syncretic sect which draws from Islam, ... «Financial Times, Aug 14»
An Encyclopaedia of Myself by Jonathan Meades, review
This memoir of his early life, An Encyclopaedia of Myself, is even more sulphurously opinionated (and much broader in scope) than Brian Sewell's exquisitely ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 14»
Rapture, Blister, Burn (Hampstead Theatre)
But the production by Gionfriddo's regular director Peter DuBois – the two of them collaborated here on the sulphurously funny Becky Shaw at the Almeida ... «WhatsOnStage.com, Jan 14»
Imagine: Who's Afraid of Machiavelli?, BBC One
Meanwhile Peter Capaldi (the face of Campbell's fictional avatar Malcolm Tucker) strode sulphurously about the Bargello and the Shard quoting from the unholy ... «The Arts Desk, Dec 13»
Charles Darwent on Alexander Calder: The man who put the 'post …
Duchamp, by contrast, was sulphurously French and intellectual – the man whose urinal, Fountain, upended the aesthetic apple cart and bequeathed ... «The Independent, Apr 13»
