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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «LUMPENLY»
Découvrez l'usage de
lumpenly dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
lumpenly et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
He was lumpenly muscular and sparsely furred, with long gangling limbs and a
head that was far too round and big. Worst of all, one of his eyes was missing, the
socket a puckered mess of scar tissue. He pulled up beside Quetzalcoatl, tongue
...
2
Agog! Fantastic Fiction
In the sitting room, Nadurnian sprawled lumpenly in a large, overstuffed armchair,
which, engulfed in shadows, dominated one side of the room. The room itself was
patterned with wallpaper of a whirling design strangely sympathetic to the ...
3
Global Currents: Media and Technology Now
... its various renderings as a story of economic castration and of fallen
masculinity, writ with pervasive and lumpenly amorphous metaphors of a sickly,
ailing, flaccid, infected body. When Asian culture industries begin to show signs
of ...
Tasha G. Oren, Patrice Petro, 2004
He was just an embarrassment to be rid of, guarded lumpenly by Tesfaye. He
wasn't trying to extract anything and didn't seem to be interested in anything but
the passing of time. As Tesfaye seemed to be taking much longer than the time
Mark ...
5
Thaddeus Lewis Mysteries 3-Book Bundle: 47 Sorrows / On the ...
She glanced at Reuben again, standing lumpenly at her side. He was
determined to wait her out; hehad made thatclear. “Just giveme what you owe me
,”she'd said. “No.” She had picked the brains of the foolofa barrister whohad
drawn up the ...
6
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PHELLOID SISTROID TARSIOID VARICOID DATIVELY ERRANTLY FROZENLY
INNATELY LIMPIDLY LUMPENLY NATIVELY OTIOSELY POROUSLY
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Hell's Highway: U.S. 101st Airborne -1944
American paratroops were to complain that a group of Allied Airborne Army staff
officers sat lumpenly in their car as a battle was fought out around them! On the
afternoon of 17 September, north of Hoek, another threat to the road was posed
by ...
8
Sowing Poison: A Thaddeus Lewis Mystery
She glanced at Reuben again, standing lumpenly at her side. He was
determined to wait her out; he had made that clear. “Just give me what you owe
me,” she'd said. “No.” She had picked the brains of the fool of a barrister who had
drawn up ...
... and lumpenly stripped me of the virginity I had been vainly trying to shed since
the day I joined the army. "There you are, luv," she said brightly as I fumbled with
my fly buttons. "Capt. Willy said you needed doing. . . and there's nothink I ...
10
A Plague of Angels: A Sir Robert Carey Mystery
'Ay,' he said with interest, and turned in the saddle to speak to Barnabus himself
who trailed lumpenly along behind them on a sulky looking horse. 'Would that be
Tyburn Tree up ahead there?' Barnabus was frowning with concentration as he ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «LUMPENLY»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
lumpenly est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
An English Shire Arrives in Bushwick for Exchange Rates
... is absent from say London, where, to bluntly, unfairly, and wrongheadedly caricature, artists spend a lot of time lumpenly illustrating theory. «Hyperallergic, oct 14»
Tracey Emin's new show: Self-lacerating nude drawings and paintings
Grotto, a bronze cast from a souvenir gift with Emin's addition of a figure lumpenly formed of clay in the alcove, also falls short of the mark. «The Independent, oct 14»
The Mass Immigration Of Chinese People Into Africa Is Almost …
... compatriots generally bring their own towels for fear of using one previously used by "hei ren" ("black people") as they are lumpenly known. «Business Insider, août 14»
Empire of the sums
... compatriots generally bring their own towels for fear of using one previously used by “hei ren” (“black people”) as they are lumpenly known. «The Economist, août 14»
Pattinson and Pearce Battle Through The Rover
"Not everything has to be about something," sighs a frustrated Pattinson, trapped lumpenly in the passenger seat of this no-detours thriller. «Village Voice, juin 14»
Andrew Flintoff redux may not have the 20/20 vision
The news that Andrew Flintoff is returning to play for Lancashire in the lumpenly titled “T20 Blast” next month (and against Yorkshire at that) will ... «Telegraph.co.uk, mai 14»
10 ways Britpop changed modern manhood
Britpop is often stereotyped as lumpenly thuggish but it made young men smarter too. We were inspired to explore its musical influences: not ... «Telegraph.co.uk, avril 14»
Film Review: 'Asteroid'
... the dramatist's ear of a Lonergan: Tensions are sometimes underlined in magic marker, and the backstory reveal rather lumpenly handled. «Variety, avril 14»
Comedy review: Miranda Hart, Glasgow
There's room for many different kinds of acts in live comedy, but with a show as lumpenly bland as this, Hart should stick to the medium that ... «Scotsman, mars 14»
Rapture, Blister, Burn starring Emilia Fox - theatre review
The former is a “rock star” feminist academic (cue lots of tight trousers) but single and childless, the latter a career-less mum of two, lumpenly ... «Evening Standard, janv 14»
