Epicurus, not intimidated by these spectres, had ranged beyond the "flaming ramparts of the world" through the infinite universe, broken into the citadel of nature, and brought back in triumph the knowledge of what can and what cannot be, of that "deep-set boundary stone" that divides the separate properties of things, the real from the not real.
The ban was briefly lifted in 2009 and brought back in 2011 as a Democratic concession in the budget debate that year.
And each time I fainted, I was carried to another room, revived, scolded by the frustrated surgeon for fainting, instructed not to faint again, and brought back in to let him try pulling on the thread again.
However, a few suggested that questionnaires can be useful when given to young people to take away, fill in and bring back to the next consultation.
I'd like to delude myself all this can be unwound, and Laws brought back in the autumn.
Every day he walks in with the same idealism and enthusiasm he brought back in the 1980s.
The contract to deliver the technology solution for DMI was originally awarded to Siemens, and was brought back in-house to the BBC by mutual agreement.
The team had to walk a mile to the houses and bring back the wounded in a donkey cart.
WeeW will help put life back into the town centre and bring back the fun to shopping in Stornoway".
The ringlet Splendeuptychia mercedes is endemic to Peru, where it was collected and brought back to the museum in 1903.
I personally think it's something they should bring back in and make the younger players do the boots at least.
