Suddenly there was hardly a logging truck to be seen on Route 101, and the town's once-busy main street became a battered colonnade of crumbling facades and closed businesses.
She was the iconic beauty of her time and her various acting comebacks — instead of a go-for-it crime fighter she became a battered woman, a Nazi hunter and Robert Duvall's unforgiving wife in "The Apostle" — proved that she was more than that.
A battered tea set becomes a squawking duck.
Spotting a copy shop on the way to the car, PEZ is drawn in as if by tractor beam, and in no time, his battered backpack becomes a sweatshop of stickers and zines and the materials needed to make both. .
Spotting a copy shop on the way to the car, Pez is drawn in as if by a tractor beam, and in no time his battered backpack becomes a sweatshop of stickers and zines and the materials needed to make both. .
"He used to say, to all of us, 'My fucking dogs are smarter than you!' You become like a battered child.
Yasuhiro Nakasone, who introduced nuclear plants in Japan, said: "I didn't expect Japan in 2011 to become such a battered country".
Nobody else in the restaurant seemed to give the ghouls a second glance, and it turned out they were part of a budding Asbury Park tradition: on the first Saturday night of each month, shops stay open late and the battered old shore town becomes a kind of carnival, with all manner of diversions — including, it seems, the occasional zombie parade.
Apart from his electric fan thing, Mr. Brodeur would also like the subways to be free, and for Gracie Mansion to become a shelter for battered women.
The one vehicle has become a fleet of battered jeeps and a Cessna 185 for aerial surveillance and transport across the vast tracts of savannah and hills in northern Kenya.
Even as the public saw the evidence that Ms. Nussbaum was abused — her beaten face became a symbol of battered women — some people continued to blame her for Lisa's death.
