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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CLANKINGLY»
Découvrez l'usage de
clankingly dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
clankingly et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The Autopoiesis of Architecture: A New Framework for ...
By presenting architecture as a discipline with its own unique logic, The Autopoiesis of Architecture provides a wholly new theoretical approach to architecture. The impact of this is far reaching.
2
The Campaign with Kuropatkin
Suddenly a Cossack soldier strode clankingly up the courtyard. His rifle was
slung athwart his shoulders, his thong whip dangled from his hand, his great
boots were all dust-besprinkled. Arrived in front of the sacred image of Buddha,
he threw ...
Not the short swords such as the Romans were accustomed to in their soldiers,
but long weapons hung on their thighs in heavy scabbards, and clankingly
accompanied their mighty steps. The rest of their dress and equipment was
fantastic, ...
4
The New England Magazine
THE circus train came to a stop clankingly, and Jargles, the grafter, who occupied
a hammock swung between the axles of a pole wagon, stretched his long legs
languidly and rubbed his eyes. For an interval he blinked gravely at the bottom of
...
Cairns Collection of American Women Writers,
1902
5
The Empress of Darkness
Slowly putting it in his emptied gold pipe. The young boy smiles, as he turned
back at his girlfreind, grinning back at the old Teller ahead. He lights at it with a
small match, hearing the small bundled herbal, clankingly from the burning
inhale he ...
6
Double Trouble: Or, Every Hero His Own Villain
A great chain was brought and wrapped clankingly about the chest. " Let me out,"
now yelled the Christian Martyr. " Let me out, damn you ! " " Doom, do-o-o-oom ! "
roared the voices ; and said the Sovereign Pontiff in impressive tones, ...
7
Look at the Birdie: Unpublished Short Fiction
Its progress was grindingly, clankingly slow. When the train was overhead, its
noise at a maximum, Harve ducked into the culvert. Without thought of an
ambush on the other side, he emerged, scrambled up the cinder slope. He
swung onboard ...
At last we clatter clankingly into the ration dump, where the carrying parties have
been waiting for us three hours or more; it is now broad daylight, and we notice
with apprehension that a Boche balloon is up; but the parties unload the trucks in
...
9
What's the matter with Ireland?
A jarvey, hugging a bundle of hay, drove his horse clankingly over the
cobblestones. Then grimly came the whisper of the widow of the rebellion close
to my ear : "Oh, we'll have enough in the army this time." Difficult as the Irish
worker's fight is ...
10
The New England Magazine
HE circus train came to a stop clankingly, and Jargles, the grafter, who occupied
a hammock swung between the axles of a pole wagon, stretched his long legs
languidly and rubbed his eyes. For an interval he blinked gravely at the bottom of
...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «CLANKINGLY»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
clankingly est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
East Gardiner a half-measure by a half-mayor: Mallick
The Gardiner Expressway is an impressive structure in that it manages to be so clankingly awful in so many different ways. I can only ... «Toronto Star, juin 15»
Review of OUTGROWN at Etcetera Theatre
The initial conversations about love and commitment did have me worried – was this going to be another play that clankingly fails the Bechdel ... «London Theatre News, Reviews Interviews and Tickets, avril 15»
We Went to Starbucks to Talk to Baristas About Race
... as to take something mostly meaningless to begin with and render it totally, clankingly insipid. Right now someone is having the conversation ... «RollingStone.com, mars 15»
Why "Young Architecture" is a Detriment to the Profession
... container mall serves as a civilian shield, screening off the cadaver of the welfare state being clankingly dismembered behind the hoardings. «ArchDaily, mars 15»
Jack O'Connell Announces Himself as a Major Talent in Searing …
Starred Up, which debuts in limited release in America today, is a clankingly violent, brutal look at life inside a rough English prison, but when ... «The Wire, août 14»
Harry's Dirty Amendment
... clankingly through his lines in a tuneless middle-school production of Peter Pan. At first, the Kochs were merely a symbol of a wider problem; ... «National Review Online, mai 14»
The lazy plotting and racial politics of 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2′
The idea is clankingly obvious, both in its connection to Max's job and his lack of social capital. But give the movie as a whole, the presence of ... «Washington Post, mai 14»
Older Workers Are Increasingly Entering Fast-Food Industry
... Street to the loading bays of a Western Beef grocery store in a clankingly surreal industrial park near the Kosciuszko Bridge. Then it was on to ... «New York Times, nov 13»
Carlton Melton
'The Splurge' is, well, splurgier. It's a looser, more clankingly industrial, chaotically lumbering affair, like Glenn Branca, dressed as the Tin Man, ... «The Quietus, sept 13»
Tranzilla (or Godformer)
Those toy cars that clankingly convert into gigantic thundering machines that topple buildings and block traffic and battle each other! They're ... «The Colorado Statesman, juil 13»