Reflecting on that particular day, one of the women -- Lydia Beaucoup, a well-paid copywriter for the fourth largest ad agency in San Francisco -- will describe its consequences somewhat disingenuously: "Contrary to those who think that what happened was part of a conspiracy of sexually insatiable black women bent on further dogging the brothers, it wasn't.
He narrowly survived a car bomb last month and blamed Russian security services bent on causing further instability.On July 25th, Russia's President Boris Yeltsin fired off a rather desperate statement of support for "the Chechen leadership in general and Maskhadov in particular".
Heynckes has a side that has effectively already won the German league, but it is bent on going one step further than it did last season in the Champions League, when it was beaten in the final, in its own arena.
Your treatise on the adoption topic merely serves to further a gay agenda bent on the use of any issue to further one world view, does not sound like liberty or equality, more like religion.Kenneth Daigle.
It is bent on blocking America and its friends from gaining further ground in the region.
Or might they, expertly prodded along by Milosevic, continue to dismiss the entire exercise as further victimization by an international community bent on their endless vilification?
He warned the country's reclusive government that it faced further isolation, swift retaliation and a United States bent on improving its own missile defense systems.
Unless the federal prosecutors are bent on sabotaging New York's bid to play host to the Olympics by further alienating foreign voters, it's time they let go of their chew toys (Welch and Johnson).
Military pressure and possible military strikes on Afghanistan would not just assuage Americans' demands for retaliation, but might help to deter some governments from further aid to Mr bin Laden's group or others bent on terrorism.
With a highly intrusive requirement that personal funds and government subsidies be paid to private corporations, the law would further empower right-wing populists who want to pose as foes of government 'elites' bent on enriching Wall Street".
They are bent on revenge.
