Brute beauty and valour and act, oh, air, pride, plume, here Buckle!
Hens also runs Siren a big, open-air Pride event in New York on June 25, which I'll be DJing along with Sea, and a live performance by Nina Sky, the seasoned twins behind the modern-day classic "Move Ya Body".
The drama will be airing shortly after Japan's pride was dented by a cocky Dmitry Medvedev, the Russian president, who paid a visit on November 1st to an island snatched up by the Soviet Union in 1945, which Japan continues to claim as its own.
Air forces pride themselves on their ability to scramble and intercept any intruder.
She catalogs her wounds with an air of pride and defiance.
Ms. Ananiashvili took in the adoration like air, her pride more than personal as she carried the Georgian flag.
In the afternoon, when Mr. Mitchell and the other key participants in the relief fund gathered, there was an air of pride.
"My diagnosis had been discussed in almost every major medical journal," she tells us with an air of pride and exhausted wonder, "including the New England Journal of Medicine, and The New York Times".
And yet - as anyone who has been dragged along to a ghastly sports arena protesting that they hate everything U2 stand for, then unaccountably ended up punching the air to Pride, will tell you - there is something undeniable about U2.
With an air of pride for the country, Mrs. Mamtani says, "By the time I was fifteen, I had been to jail twice".The months of 1947 that saw British India's freedom and consequent division of the land were met with hardly any disturbances in Kandyara.
I have seen children, with an air of pride, declare that they cannot speak Chichewa.
