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ˈtæksɪŋlɪ
ˈtaxingly
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TAXINGLY»
Descubre el uso de
taxingly en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
taxingly y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Husk: A Tale of Human Hunger
I'llstamp taxingly . . . Iam the setting sun on your never-endingfucking empires . . .
He brush-fired his way past secession seated man. Cherry trees alit as their
famous branches contacted him. He paused a moment at a wall of dead names
and ...
Jonathan Logan Donovan, 2012
She hesitated slightly as she reentered thelobby,her thoughts momentarily racing
backto themorning'sevents, but thenHeheard and Hefelt her breathe almost
taxingly inhungerforHim.She dropped her shoppingbags. She couldsenseHim ...
THE. COMMUNIQUE. And so people wake to work on a Monday. And breath-
taxingly sweat so hard on a Tuesday. While some will take a fellowship on a
Wednesday, Some will work like ants on Thursday. But some will go to Jim-at on
Friday.
4
Literary Couplings: Writing Couples, Collaborators, and the ...
Whatever pleasure the "honey of his deep research" may have yielded her in
private, it proved a taxingly rich repast for her when she had to prepare and
approve it for public consumption. Despite the manifold differences between the ...
Marjorie Stone, Judith Thompson, 2007
5
Weimar Cinema and After: Germany's Historical Imaginary
It is this uncomfortable, anxious subject position that makes Weimar films often
seem to be a taxingly concen— trated experience. American cinema of the 'teens,
and especially the early films of Griffith were not without their own forms of ...
Second, and perhaps more taxingly, to accommodate what he selected to his
grand chronological scheme. These stories had been transmitted in differing and
not infrequently contradictory versions, and mythical chronology was not an exact
...
7
Rhetorics of Bodily Disease and Health in Medieval and Early ...
In the world of the play, soma, psyche, and language are imbricated in a taxingly
provocative relationship such that (dis)ease in both microcosm and macrocosm is
the only logical outcome of the tragedy. The "disease" under scrutiny in this ...
Dr Jennifer C Vaught, 2013
A practising Jew, he replies with (for Lurie, the atheist) a taxingly theological
question: '“what does God want from you, besides being very sorry? Have you
any ideas, Mr Lurie?”' (172) The reply, compromised though it is by the
circumstances ...
9
The Oxford Handbook of Victorian Poetry
The taxingly difficult extended simile shifts the poem away from lament into
something more vigorous. As the 'Tyrian trader' spurns the Greek 'intruders on his
ancient home', he 'day and night held on indignantly . . . To where the Atlantic
raves ...
A year later he had moved further away from traditional tonality when he
composed Das Marienleben — the original version, with its taxingly low tessitura
for the soprano, never satisfied the composer, who continued to revise the cycle.
In 1938 ...
Richard Stokes, Ian Bostridge, 2011
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «TAXINGLY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
taxingly en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
2015 Volvo V60 Cross Country full review and test drive
We switched to models with standard-issue tires for the taxingly slow drive around Lake Tahoe, and reveled in the attributes that make the ordinary V60 so ... «New York Daily News, Feb 15»
Film Review: 'Pause'
... gay — or that perhaps Sami should just find another woman with four years to waste. It's all taxingly predictable, but at least the kid gets a decent song out of it. «Variety, Ago 14»
Film Review: 'Marie's Story'
At the risk of sounding crass, Marguerite takes a taxingly long time to succumb, while Ameris and co-writer Philippe Blasband try to engineer the most wrenching ... «Variety, Ago 14»
Man Booker prize longlist announced
... quirky meanderings and watery metaphors that it risks falling into the category of taxingly obscure pretension rather than sophisticated literary fiction”. «Mail & Guardian Online, Jul 14»
Review: So Many Me
... platforming that make for great ad copy—at least until they grow taxingly lengthy and get weighed down by wonky controls that stand in the way of execution. «slantmagazine, Jul 14»
City Ballet Presents a Lyrical Program in Saratoga
The taxingly hearty “Stairway to Paradise” solo and “Who Cares?” duet were breezily danced by the soloist Savannah Lowery, whose forthright style and sunny ... «New York Times, Jul 14»
Cannes 2014: National Gallery, review: 'a great, great film'
Among the many taxingly long films at the Cannes Film Festival, this makes it a rarity: it's beautifully organised, and there's no way you could possibly watch it ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 14»
Ethiopia's big plans to boost tourist numbers
In the Simien Mountains National Park, for example, one must endure a taxingly bumpy ride to the lodge along the only crude road that threads through the park. «BBC News, May 14»
Film Review: 'Shado'man'
A little light goes a long way in Boris Gerrets' “Shado'man,” a taxingly under-contextualized gutter-level group portrait set among a community of Sierra Leone ... «Variety, Dic 13»
Kipling tale exceedingly well told
Gone, then, are the children of Wilde's original, to be replaced by a host of animals (played, not too taxingly, by us, the audience), which the giant keeps out of ... «Herald Scotland, Dic 13»
