Sentence examples for Myr from inspiring English sources
An investigation by The Independent has established that entries in the Malaysian government's Supplementary Budget 2010 show that FBC Media (UK) was allocated 28.35m Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) – nearly £6m – for work on a "Global Strategic Communications Campaign" ordered by the Malaysian government in 2009.
The comedian and actor who plays Thoros of Myr in the third series of HBO's award-winning drama is also well-known for voicing Vincent the fox in BBC comedy Mongrels.
We've previously seen the Red Priest Thoros of Myr bring back Berick Dondarrion countless times using the same magical powers she has, so perhaps this may happen to Jon.
We've also been introduced to Thoros of Myr, a Red Priest with a particular talent for bringing the dead back to life, who has worked his magic on the leader of the Brotherhood without Banners, Beric Dondarrion – a man who happens to wear an eye patch, which is interesting given that on the promo poster there seems to be a bloody hole where Jon's own eye should be.
Secondly, his resurrection didn't come out of nowhere: there's precedent for it thanks to the season three plot line with Beric Dondarrion and Thoros of Myr.
Melisandre, however, doesn't seem to be anywhere near as powerful as Thoros of Myr, who has resurrected a character for real in the past.
By Philip Hewitt, Myring, and John McCarten.
By Anthony Hiss By Philip Hewitt, Myring, and John McCarten By M. Bleyer and J. M. Flagler By E. J. Kahn By William Walden and Geoffrey T. Hellman By William H. Johnson and Brendan Gill By St. Clair McKelway By J. Ripley and St. Clair McKelway By Ted Robinson By Philip Hamburger, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross.
By Philip Hewitt, Myring, and John McCarten The New Yorker, June 29 , 1963P. 16 Sign in the British War Department's Practical Training Area, which is in a desolate and beautiful expanse of heath and pine in southern Norfolk: DANGER KEEP OUT THERE ARE LIVE BOMBS INSIDE THEY CAN KILL YOU BEWARE OF LAMBS View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.
By Philip Hewitt, Myring, and John McCarten The New Yorker, June 29 , 1963P. 16 Sign in the British War Department's Practical Training Area, which is in a desolate and beautiful expanse of heath and pine in southern Norfolk: DANGER KEEP OUT THERE ARE LIVE BOMBS INSIDE THEY CAN KILL YOU BEWARE OF LAMBS View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Larissa MacFarquhar.
David Myr has invented a system that gathers location information from cellphone signals and uses mathematical formulas to calculate the travel times of those phones' owners as they drive along roads, through intersections, around corners and while waiting at lights.
