During summer months the Sea Mither also keeps the demonic nuckelavee creature confined, and undertakes benevolent labours: she empowers aquatic creatures with the ability to reproduce; warms and calms the seas; and instils a softer song-like quality to the gentle summer breeze.
The rising singer-songwriter-producer Bruno Mars sings a stirring hook, but Mr. McCoy, in between cataloging the benevolent acts he'd undertake if he were rich, slips in a quick potshot: "It's been a couple months that I been single, so/ You can call me Travie Claus, minus the ho-ho".
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
Whether you have a benevolent father or godfather, or are undertaking to create a cellar on your own, proper storage of port is also important.
Tsar Boris, proving himself to be an intelligent and capable ruler, undertook a series of benevolent policies, reforming the judicial system, sending students to be educated in western Europe, allowing Lutheran churches to be built in Russia, and, in order to gain power on the Baltic Sea, entering into negotiations for the acquisition of Livonia.
How can the benevolent act of sharing water, the source of life, undertaken by this Pakistani Christian woman toward her Pakistani Muslim co-worker lead to a death sentence?
The situation in Iraq today is an imposed undertaking by outsiders (top down) whose interest, though disguised, is more political than benevolent.
And confirming her status as the most accomplished Broadway ingénue to emerge in years is Kelli O'Hara, previously seen in "The Light in the Piazza" and "The Pajama Game," undertaking the role of Eliza Doolittle for the first time — and, if there is a benevolent spirit presiding anywhere in the vicinity of Broadway, please not the last.
They are never benevolent.
