The relationship between the president's spouse and the president's running mate makes for some fierce echoes for Clinton administration veterans of the feuding between the first lady's office and then-Vice President Al Gore.
Like Millie Bobby Brown, in "Stranger Things," Dafne Keen seems both haunted and haunting, her reticence blended with a fierce glare; there are echoes, too, of the young Lukas Haas, in "Witness" (1985).
Living out of tents and shacks of scrap metal and plywood, the armies of the displaced are among the lingering echoes of a fierce sectarian war, and now pose an intractable humanitarian problem for Iraq's government.
Indeed, this street is a wave of advocacy and streaming window peonies and tulips, a fierce glimpse of history, an echoing of nightly gunshots, a flag of black pigeons flowing east toward the end of a continent, a hunger for immortality, a tiny brusque city, a bickering idea, a useless boutique, a fertile song widening into a love for all that lives.
Indeed,this street is a wave of advocacy and streaming window peonies and tulips, a fierce glimpse of history, an echoing of nightly gunshots, a flag of black pigeons flowing east toward the end of a continent, a hunger for immortality, a tiny brusque city, a bickering idea, a useless boutique, a fertile song widening into a love for all that lives.
From the timeless echoes of injustice, Hearne has forged a fierce and timely grace.
Each of the 42 looks echoed one dominant idea – that of a fierce late 1980s party girl – with the odd nod to the label's original hallmarks thrown in.
She still recalls how the volleys of gunfire echoed through the neighborhood as she imagined the father and son in a fierce gun battle.
The Times's stories -- echoed and often oversimplified by politicians and other news organizations -- touched off a fierce public debate.
