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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FRENZIEDLY»
Découvrez l'usage de
frenziedly dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
frenziedly et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The apocalyptic symbolism of Andrej Belyj
Kudejarov, the leader, is like a spider who frenziedly spins a hypnotic web about
his followers while supposedly praying for Russia's deliverance, the advent of
their sect and the appearance of their own Messiahchild: “. . .no, he was not ...
Samuel David Cioran,
1973
Frankly and Frenziedly American In H.D.'s Hirslanden Notebooks,
autobiographical writings that seamlessly flow between dream interpretations,
past memories, and her current life in 1957, H.D. shifts rapidly between key
aspects of her ...
3
The Dimwit's Dictionary: More Than 5,000 Overused Words and ...
1. actively; aggressively; dynamically; emphatically; energetically; ferociously;
fervently; fiercely; forcefully; frantically; frenziedly; furiously; hard; intensely;
intently; mightily; passionately; powerfully; robustly; savagely; spiritedly;
strenuously; ...
Robert Hartwell Fiske,
2006
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Nelson Thornes Framework English Skills in Grammar and Style ...
Try to be subtle, eg The wind tore frenziedly at the tattered rigging. Verbs can be
useful when you want to suggest violence. Instead of using the verb to blow, think
of stronger action words, eg to shriek / to howl I to hurl I to batter I to savage I to ...
5
Evil Is Evil , Good Is God
They darted through the nearly deserted Kilkicha Chowk Bazaar as almost all the
villagers had gathered at the temple to try their hands at the forthcoming
entertaining act. The stones in their fists were also frenziedly enthusiastic to weed
out ...
6
New Caribbean Junior English: An Integrated Approach
Poetry: An adverbs poem •-.f ' ( i \ gleefully means joyfully frenziedly means wildly
wispily means in wisps, in small thin quantities friskily means in a lively, playful
manner Read your poems to the class.Talk about them. Illustrate them i you wish.
Haydn Richards, Hayden Richards Jo Hughes Mordecai, Pamela Mordecai,
1993
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Fiction Writer's Workshop
The Swede had grasped the gambler frenziedly at the throat, and was dragging
him from his chair. The other men sprang up. The barkeeper dashed around the
corner of his bar. There was a great tumult, and then was seen a long blade in
the ...
8
A Dictionary of Ila Usage, 1860-1960
Wabilinkanya kulya (p) He crams his food down frenziedly. Boombilinkanya
misako (g) They [beat] him frenziedly with sticks. bilizya, ku v.t. - to urge, press on
with (p). Mubilizye wezo afivambane kwiza (p) Urge him to come quickly.
Atubilizye ...
Daisy Woodard dabbed frenziedly at her sister's face with a towel. Nate, wailing
frenziedly, leapt onto her chest and wrapped hisarms around her neck. “Don'tgo
back, Mommy,” he whimpered. “Don't never go back to sleep.” Squeezing her ...
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The Long Shadow: The Great War and the Twentieth Century
Filling most of the canvas, a team of gunners frenziedly rush to feed their guns.
Angular stick men, they seem like robots or even insects, serving the mechanized
master.In the leftforeground, however,threeofficers are depicted with sombre ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «FRENZIEDLY»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
frenziedly est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Gadfly: A scarring experience
Sad news indeed for the wizened mogul, as he cranks his ancient fingers ever more frenziedly to fire off dotty tweets. Not that we won't be ... «The Saturday Paper, juil 15»
George Osborne's sad triumph
On the face of it—and on the faces of many Tory MPs, who cheered frenziedly as the policy was announced—this was brilliant. «The Economist, juil 15»
Grace Mugabe: a threat to democracy
The conspiracy theorists pointed frenziedly – 'look, look, look! Grace is boss!' In fact, it was not just the airport welcome that got people talking, ... «The Zimbabwean, juil 15»
The Real Financial Crisis
The Chinese government, which at first encouraged the poor, uneducated villagers to become traders, has tried frenziedly to stem the tide of ... «Jamaicans.com, juil 15»
Pic Talk:NTR's 'London Babu' look
Photos were shared frenziedly and fans went on praising director Sukumar for changing NTR's look and making him so trendy. Sukumar was specially taking ... «TeluguPeople, juil 15»
Book review: I'm Jack - novel relives hunt for Yorkshire Ripper serial …
The women who Sutcliffe butchered so frenziedly, "the lasses" to whom Humble expresses his own careless misogyny, remain as mere ciphers ... «South China Morning Post, juil 15»
Obama Weighs In On Guacamole With Peas, And He's About As …
... he's been firmly on the Twitter train since, Tweeting frenziedly about Charleston, gay marriage, foreign policy, climate change, you name it. «Bustle, juil 15»
What The Surrender At Appomattox Court House 150 Years Ago …
... lay them down; some frenziedly rushing from the ranks, kneeling over them, clinging to them, pressing them to their lips with burning tears. «Task & Purpose, juil 15»
He Is Not Real Young Tiger NTR
Photos were shared frenziedly and fans went on praising director Sukumar for changing NTR's look and making him so trendy. After the initial ... «Greatandhra.com, juil 15»
I'm Jack by Mark Blacklock review – a spotlight on the Yorkshire …
The women who Sutcliffe butchered so frenziedly, “the lasses” to whom Humble expresses his own careless misogyny, remain as mere ciphers. «The Guardian, juin 15»