He writes that "the graver had a strife / With nature to outdo the life" and that he has "hit his face" accurately.
Speaking with the press after the session, the Dalai Lama turned to more pressing worldly matters, emphasizing the need to bring about international conciliation in a period strife with instability.
Well, I've had a number one.' "I've never had any strife with the festival-goers.
Candace Bahouth, artist: 'I've never had any strife with the festival-goers.
It probably doesn't, because doing so would create a lot of strife with its employees, who are probably already a bit testy.
When Mrs. Clinton was asked in Ramallah how she felt about Jewish settlements in the West Bank, a cause of strife with Palestinians, she said the United States would raise "the issue" with the next Israeli government.
West Bengal has a lexicon of strife, with goons who flex political muscles on the streets and widespread gheraos (taking bosses hostage) and bandhs (general strikes).Keeping a lid on strikes has been one of the new government's first achievements.
The platonic love affair inspired the novel Across the River and into the Trees, written in Cuba during a time of strife with Mary, and published in 1950 to negative reviews.
He fuses a knowledge of African poverty and strife with a conspicuously literary approach to storytelling, filtering tales of horror through the wide eyes of the young.
Perhaps recalling what happened when protesters occupied the heart of Beijing in 1989, and how badly they underestimated the scale of a massive demonstration in Hong Kong in 2003, officials have foretold civil strife with a cataclysmic effect on Hong Kong's reputation.
Ahmed is obviously a special kid, but he is not unusual; inside every American Muslim, there is an Ahmed, who faces strife with character, faith and an aplomb that is actually quite American in spirit.
