10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNRECOVERABLY»
Discover the use of
unrecoverably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unrecoverably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
But as Dell discovers, in this new world of secrets and upheaval, he is not the only one whose own past lies on the other side of a border. In Canada, Richard Ford has created a masterpiece.
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The Works of the Joseph Hall, 4
... hated Esau, and his posterity the Idumeans : so as that I have, for your sakes,
laid waste those cities which they inhabited in the mountains, and desolated his
heritage by the sword of the Babylonian unrecoverably, so as it is turned desert, ...
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Meditations and vows, divine and moral. Also, A speech in ...
Do I want Health ? if I want it but a little, and recover ; I shall esteem it the more,
because I wanted : if 1 be long sick, and unrecoverably, I shall be the fitter and
willinger to die ; and my pain is so much less sharp, by how much more it
lingereth.
Joseph Hall (bp. of Norwich.), 1851
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History of the United Netherlands: From the Death of William ...
... wrote Leicester; ,,but this is certain, I have the copy of his very letters sent hither
to practise the peace not two days before Icame, and this day one hath told me
that loves him well, that he hates our countrymen unrecoverably. I am sorry for it.
John Lothrop Motley, 1872
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The Works of the Right Reverend Joseph Hall
... hated Esau, and his posterity the Idumeans : so as that I have, for your sakes,
laid waste those cities which they inhabited in the mountains, and desolated his
heritage by the sword of the Babylonian unrecoverably, so as it is turned desert, ...
Joseph Hall, Philip Wynter, 1863
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Intelligent Vehicle Systems: A 4D/RCS Approach
... b) Mission Stop - the Operator conceded the vehicle was unrecoverably stuck,
c) Mission E-Stop - the Safety Operator stopped the vehicle, either to protect the
vehicle or other property, and would not let the mission resume for safety reasons
...
Raj Madhavan, Elena R. Messina, James Sacra Albus, 2006
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No Excuse Leadership: Lessons from the U.S. Army's Elite Rangers
... with a full rack of antlers came leaping out of the bushes and brushed past me.
Startled, I surprised myself when I screamed like a woman. That set off a
stampede and a whole herd of deer passed to either side of me. Unrecoverably
shaken ...
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In a Narrow Grave: Essays on Texas
Eighty pounds of sweetness quivered, spread out, and began to seep
unrecoverably into the earth, Grace, the oldest girl, unable to accept the loss,
held her breath and made three desperate circles of the house before anyone
could recover ...
... be so distinct as to be completely and irremediably alone; for the interpersonal
partner, that one can be so close as to lose oneself unrecoverably— are held at
bay by the assurance of the continued countervailing influence from the partner.
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The Ring of Representation
Sacrifices in history echo irreplaceable losses as inexhaustible waste,
inescapable deferrals inescapably deferred. What matters in any present shares
with its past, lost and recovered, what mattered then, even while unrecoverably
displaced.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNRECOVERABLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unrecoverably is used in the context of the following news items.
Turnbull should put up or shut up
Given what he could have been he is a massive disappointment, and I think unrecoverably so. He must be simply biding his time until he starts on his next ... «Crikey, Jul 15»
Can we turn off email?
... used daily by more than 100 million people to send each other photographs which then delete themselves unrecoverably within seconds of being opened. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
IMF warns period of ultra-low interest rates poses fresh financial …
Yet another failure from a terminally, unrecoverably failed system - capitalism. ... Yet another failure from a terminally, unrecoverably failed system - capitalism. «The Guardian, Oct 14»
The Beltway Myth
So and so is clearly a presidential contender; then that hot prospect says something unrecoverably stupid or gets caught in a political scandal—and is quickly a ... «The New York Review of Books, Jun 14»
Melt of Key Antarctic Glaciers "Unstoppable"
Southern Africa, Australia, where the worst is still far away, the antarctic ice shelf unrecoverably damaged. The "impact" has already happened, what we now see ... «Scientific American, May 14»
Fujifilm X-T1
You do need to expose on the dark side to get good skies or clouds clip unrecoverably and the blue can look false and flat in the JPEGs -- raws are better. «CNET, Jan 14»
Following a nightmare week, Jeff Fenech had a bout of nostalgia …
If anybody ever needed further proof that boxing in Australia is dying, and almost unrecoverably, then this week's Mundine-Mosley farce is it. Those saying this ... «NEWS.com.au, Oct 13»
Fujifilm X-E2 (Body Only, Black)
You do need to expose on the dark side to get good skies or clouds clip unrecoverably and the blue can look false and flat in the JPEGs -- raws are better. «CNET, Oct 13»
Happy days for Nick Clegg, Britain's least popular party leader
Nick Clegg's personal ratings are unrecoverably bad. In some polls, his Liberal Democrats straggle behind the fringe tub-thumpers of the UK Independence ... «Financial Times, Jul 13»
When writing works at the pace of walking
The world is always slightly unrecoverably out-of-focus according to quantum physics; art gives us a possibility, a means to read, and to articulate, to make form. «The Sunday Times Sri Lanka, Apr 13»
