"Art is not a mirror to reflect reality," wrote Bertolt Brecht, "but a hammer with which to shape it".
"We would hammer them, probably 10-1," Chilesaidid but when the two broadcasters go head to head in broadcasting the final live, it is traditionally the BBC that dominates its commercial rival in ratings' terms.
The government bombed them from the skies and sent Arab tribal militias known as the Janjaweed, often on horseback, as proxies to hammer them.In this section Jacob Zuma and his ailing alliance No satisfaction Downhill Restless An island prison?
The Tory Cabinet Office minister, Oliver Letwin, and the Liberal Democrat Danny Alexander, have been trying to hammer out a deal over which of the 130 measures are regarded as so vital that Britain would immediately ask Brussels for permission to opt back into them.
Related: Banksy works go under hammer in auction criticised by artist Parker writes that: "A covered corridor connects One Infinite Loop (Jobs's office) and Two Infinite Loop (Ive's lab).
Britain's Alex Smith made the final of the hammer, but thought he was destined to miss out after finishing 10th in the first qualifying pool.
As if to hammer this point home, last week I met David Blunkett, currently packing up his parliamentary office and standing down as an MP after 28 years.
Osborne's Lib Dem-endorsed cuts will hammer the poorest households far worse by 2014-15.
On February 23rd, in an auction that will last three days, Christie's will start bringing down the hammer on 733 objects.
Stone's criminal career saw him jailed for a hammer attack in 1981, jailed again for stabbing a friend two years later, and sentenced to 10 years for an armed robbery.
In June 2011, at Sotheby's, London, a fairly good 1914 Egon Schiele townscape, Häuser mit bunter Wäsche (Vorstadt II), went under the hammer.
