10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNENVIABLY»
Discover the use of
unenviably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unenviably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
I Was a Potato Oligarch: Travels and Travails in the New Russia
Lavrenty was about the same age as me and as unenviably gaunt as I am
unenviably plump. All his features - nose, chin, ears, fingers - were long and
pointed. Guessing his occupation, you would put him down as undertaker or icon
painter ...
2
A Supplement to Dodsley's Old Plays: Ralph Roister Doister. ...
... who is thus unenviably referred to : " Nortonus archicarnifex cum suis
satellitibus authoritatem suam in Catholicis laniandis immaniter exercet." His
attacks upon the Catholics did not cease with Campion's execution, for he
proposed an oath ...
Thomas Amyot, John Payne Collier, William Durrant Cooper, 1853
3
The New-England Magazine
It will be remembered by many of my fashionable readers—I suppose I have
many,—that a young person rendered himself unenviably conspicuous at a large
party, during the present season, by drawing a chair up to the supper table, and ...
Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, 1832
4
The Miscellany of the Irish Archaeological Society
... Lynch Ram," and another is stated to have been dubbed " Lynch God damn ;"
but this latter individual resided for a long time in England, and there acquired the
national imprecation, by which he was afterwards so unenviably distinguished.
Irish Archaeological Society, 1846
5
The history of England from the accession of James II
He was defended by Sir Bartholomew Shower, who in the preceding reign had
made himself unenviably conspicuous as a servile and cruel sycophant, wTiq
had obtained from James the Re- cordership-of London when Holt honorably ...
Baron Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay, 1856
6
On Sydenham, its climate and palace
Some few medical practitioners, with shame be it spoken, have rendered
themselves unenviably conspicuous in endeavouring to persuade the public that
the filthy condition of that horrible locality which glories in the name of " Belle Isle
" is ...
Alfred Beaumont Maddock, 1860
7
The Farrakhan Phenomenon: Race, Reaction, and the Paranoid ...
Since the media bear a disproportionate burden of the unenviably heavy
responsibility for Farrakhan's rise, they also possess the power — and should
rapidly grasp the political opportunity — to precipitate his decline: either by
ignoring or ...
8
SOME DEGREE OF POWER: Preindustrial American Printing ...
If, however, individual characters needed for another job had been picked out of
the form, the piece required close scrutiny; sorting such pied type was an
unenviably tedious job. Fortunately for the adults, such tasks were usually
relegated to ...
9
The End of the Line: How Overfishing is Changing the World ...
... made cabin boys transship the catch at sea in open rowboats. Safety increases
by the decade, and who would not wish it to? Fishing is still an unenviably
dangerous business, with poor working conditions made j6 THE END OF THE
LINE.
10
Philip Larkin: Selected Poems
However, in what follows, Arnold's life is so unenviably described (3–16) that by
the time the statement is repeated (16) the reader is more likely to agree with the
speaker's point of view; which might be summed up—'if this is what is meant by ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNENVIABLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unenviably is used in the context of the following news items.
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Gov. Kate Brown has an unenviably tough call to make in choosing between Patty Perlow and Kamala Shugar to succeed Lane County District Attorney Alex ... «The Register-Guard, Jul 15»
Soweto Kinch and Kurt Elling hit the heights at the Malta Jazz Festival
It's knockout stuff. Richard Bona, a Cameroonian singer-bassist who unenviably follows Kinch on Sunday with his own, smaller Cuban band goes down similarly ... «Jazzwise magazine, Jul 15»
Games films play
Comedian Soori, for the longest time, was unenviably called 'Parotta Soori', on account of the scene in Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu in which he eats 50 parottas to win ... «The Hindu, Jul 15»
Ilfracombe man seeks "fresh start" by opening up about crimes
Shaun Tipton, for the prosecution, told the court: "It's an unenviably appalling criminal record. "In the first charge the complainant was 70-years-old. At 4am in the ... «North Devon Journal, Jul 15»
Another top Transnet exec seconded to Eskom
He has the unenviably task of “driving” the parastatal's finance strategy, which includes the massive R250 billion funding plan, Eskom said in a statement ... «DestinyConnect, Jul 15»
Women's World Cup
Germany might have been given an unenviably tough path to the Vancouver final July 5, but head coach Silvia Neid's side appears intent on making it look easy. «ESPN, Jun 15»
Michigan football, hockey teams face off for other softball …
LSA senior and umpire Brandon Gregg, unenviably caught between the largest and strongest students on campus, knew it was time to put his foot down. «The Michigan Daily, Jun 15»
'Anything can happen': Brunei football coach on SEA Games hopes
SINGAPORE: When it comes to the men's football competition at the Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games), Brunei are unenviably known as the “whipping ... «Channel News Asia, May 15»
Whither environmental assessments?
Despite counter-measures like banning substandard two-stroke engines, Lahore unenviably ranks among the worst 10 cities of the world for smog. What, then ... «The Express Tribune, May 15»
Neil MacGregor made running the British Museum look easy
Although it would be a cliché to talk of following a hard act, his successor will unenviably inherit an institution that has been remoulded and to some extent ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
