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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «FLAKILY»
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1
The Works of Professor Wilson of the University of ...
... dead, and inspire with the breath of life the nostrils of the great Snow-giant built
up at the end of yonder avenue, and indurated by last night's frost. But there lies a
fresh fall—and a better day for a bicker never rose flakily from the yellow East.
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier,
1857
2
Word Finder: The Phonic Key to the Dictionary
... FLDS flagrancy flaked flabbergast felo de se flagrancies flaking FLBRGSTD
felones de se(pl) FLGRNT flaky flabbergasted FLDT flagrant flakier flakiest
FLKSHN FLMB fallen flakily affliction flambee(or)flambe felon(criminal) flakiness
flection,
Penelope Kister McRann,
1987
3
Recreations of Christopher North
But there lies a fresh fall — and a better day for a bicker never rose flakily from
the yellow East. Far out of distance, and prodigal of powder lying three feet deep
on the flats, and heaped up in drifts to tree and chimney-top, the tirailleurs, flung ...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier,
1857
4
Critical and Miscellaneous Essays
But there lies a fresh fall — and a better day for a bicker never rose flakily from
the yellow East. Far out of distance, and prodigal of powder, lying three feet deep
on the flats, and heaped up in drifts to tree and chimney-top, the tirailleurs, flung ...
5
No Rooms of Their Own: Women Writers of Early California
By the pie, I mean that dense leaden-hued or flakily unctuous (as the case may
be) concavity of dough, within -which certain substances are forcibly imprisoned,
called generally after respectable fruits. This awful thing has found its way into ...
6
The Vague Woman's Handbook
Indira Sen's room — large, airy and flakily decorated — was in the sunnier side of
the building, Mil discovered. There was a window on the left, overlooking the
grounds. The blinds had been rolled up and sunlight flooded the room, bouncing
...
7
The Recreations of Christopher North
But there lies a fresh falland a better day for a Bicker never rose flakily from the
yellow East, Far out of distance, and prodigal of powder lying three feet deep on
the flats, and heaped up in drifts to tree and chimney-top, the tirailleurs, flung out
in ...
8
Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
But there lies a fresh fall — and a better day for a Bicker never rose flakily from
the yellow East. Far out of distance, and prodigal of powder, lying three feet deep
on the flats, and heaped up in drifts to tree and chimney-top, thetirailleurs, flung ...
Monica rushed off. “We'll talk about this at lunch.” Katherine cringed barely
hearing her goodbye. She could only hope Monica would flakily forget the
conversation was started at all. There was a hidden meaning behind her
slanderous words ...
“Okay, I hate to say anything but I don't think your wife like's me very much and I
was feeling bad about that,” Karen said very flakily. “Oh, I'm sure your mistaken
Danny like's everyone . . . don't let that bother you, okay,” Victor said as he ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «FLAKILY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
flakily en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Pat Kane: What my father 's sacrifice of a historic football trip says …
“All I ever wanted was three lawyers,” my father used to say, looking at his three flakily creative sons with a too-straight face. “All I ended up with ... «The National, Jun 15»
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... live instrumentation and poor, flakily sung hooks, rather than gritty production with a seemingly intoxicated crew member shouting the chorus. «The Guardian, Ago 14»
Review: Fat Duck needs to raise its game
The curls of squid were flakily battered, unevenly salted, and tasteless apart from the lingering flavours of frying oil and sweet chilli; the latter ... «Brixton Blog, Feb 14»
VIEWS My best friend's suicide
... from the bath tap; some ropes coiled around flakily-painted red posts at a harborside; the loop of the dog's lead hanging from the coat hook. «Windy City Times, Nov 13»
Mourning Becomes Electra
... returns from battle only to be poisoned by his adulterous wife, Christine, and avenged by his daughter Lavinia and flakily neurotic son, Orin. «The Guardian, Ago 13»
The Hole in the Wall, Cambridge, restaurant review
The fish was flakily fresh and came with new potatoes that actually tasted of potato, with a refreshing rocket pesto, red-pepper sauce and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 13»
From Croissant to Cronut
It's delectably cream-filled and flakily layered. But really, it's just the latest iteration of the croissant in the last 325 years or so. — FLORENCE ... «New York Times, Jun 13»
Could this be love, or just happy pills?
Not least the moments when Dorothy and Iris, tramp-like, sing flakily and dance shakily together to the sounds of the Sixties. Bennett's gripe is ... «Daily Mail, Nov 12»
'Mandarin is next world language'
When Srimoyee's mother passed out from school in 1995, she studied French and knows it flakily. "But say 15 years from now, it looks like ... «Times of India, Oct 12»
Sizzling 'August' heats up Keegan Theatre
The folks at 1-800-FLOWERS must be grateful there aren't more Violet Westons. Violet is the flakily savage matriarch at the heart of “August: ... «Washington Post, Ago 12»