The age of "smaller is better" was born.
We need to be doing more to reach the most vulnerable communities and ensure that members in the communities have access to better new born and child care," he said.
The emphasis on the importance of poetry as a way of eternizing human achievement and of creating a lasting memory for the poet himself is appropriate to a friendship between a poet of modest social station and a friend who is better-born.
Ill-tempered and alcoholic, she gambled, incurred huge debts, spent three months in Holloway prison after a conviction for fraud, and told her daughter that she was better-born than her.Edith suffered from curvature of the spine and was forced to wear a heavy metal cage.
In 1986, he told Swimming World magazine: "I don't think there's a coach worth a damn, when the athletes they're in charge of don't perform well, who doesn't ask himself, 'What could I have done better to give the athletes every opportunity to perform better?' " Richard Walter Quick was born Jan.
Will the high-born ever cease to believe that they weren't simply born better?
On the whole, immigrants have weathered the storm a bit better than people born here.
Tom was and remains a preeminent example of his favorite saying, "it is better to be born lucky than rich".
One could also say "America owes Native Americans nothing, because they are better off being born in America than they would be had they been born in Africa".
It's better to be born with it but.... SPURGEON: I think we've all met Bruno, and he is a nice guy.
The third is that the United States has been drifting into a perverse new condition in which it will, before long, be better to be born a taker than a maker.
