He was prepared for Daddy to be awe struck by his new creation and I was not holding up my end of the bargain.
Both are modest men, overwhelmed by awe and stricken with humility in the face of a nightmare they could neither fathom nor awaken themselves from.
And what captured her imagination when she did was not the music but a couple of lines of text: "Pria d'offender chi nascea del tremendo ottavo Enrico,/ Scender vivo nel sepolcro tu dovevi, o traditor" ("Before insulting the scion of the awe-striking Henry VIII,/ Better, o traitor, you had descended living to the tomb").
Artemisinin would land a brutal shock-and-awe strike that destroyed the majority of parasites, mefloquine would mop up the survivors.
By Alex Ross Once again, the German bass René Pape is striking awe into Metropolitan Opera audiences with his portrayal of a suffering king.
Of course, Morgan does not, like predecessor enthusiasts of the 18th century, approve of the penalty itself or believe in execution-viewing as a deterrent ritual intended to strike awe and fear into watching crowds.
This Mary struck awe in all of us because we knew her back story.
The weight of these photos she came away with from that time is the poignance of a space created to strike awe, and an admiration for those who made their way pacing in front of crowds or looking for home in the company of strangers.
After all, the Hamas police recruits killed en masse in Israel's "shock and awe" first strike on 27 December joined up because many had worked for Fatah but were no longer being paid because of the rupture with the West Bank.
He doesn't strike fear or awe the way the Shadow or Captain America would.
The earliest music making, and that which led to military marches on brass and drums, was created in order to strike fear and awe in opposing warriors, so a piece such as The Rite of Spring by Stravinsky might work wonders at closing time on Saturday night.
