For the next 11 years, the suffragettes of the WSPU, led by the charismatic Emmeline and her eldest daughter, Christabel, the WSPU's chief organiser and key strategist, were to engage in brave, eye-catching and sometimes notorious deeds that grabbed the newspaper headlines.
Get acquainted with the ongoing struggle of the Burmese people against their military government through the brave eyes of 26-year-old video journalist Joshua in this powerful new documentary, whose snatched and smuggled footage charts the latest in a long line of uprisings.
Thanks to the vision of its builders and thanks more than anything to the brave eye-witnesses to horror who testify in its courtrooms, the ICC is fitting right in among towering icons of the march of human progress.
If women's books aren't reviewed, when women's books are declared "less literary, and when women's books on family are declared women's fiction, while men's domestic books are declared brave and eye-opening, it adds many pounds to the micro-inequality pile.
Albert Hadley, a renowned interior designer whose brave and creative eye, distilling both classic and contemporary styles, made him a standard-bearing decorator for the rich and powerful in American society, died on Thursday in Nashville.
Few pilgrims brave the watchful eyes of the heavily armed soldiers by the gates.
Me: I'm warm, open, sensitive, creative, compassionate, bright, brave, sophisticated in my eye and brain, simple in my heart, a word jockey, known to display a juvenile sense of humor, strong, challenged in the business department, an unabashed sentimentalist.
"I see them in my mind's eye a brave minority, sitting in silence, pondering and planning — the way it used to be".
Smith took a violent charge from Bazemore with five minutes remaining that resulted in a bloody cut over his eye, a brave play considering he risked picking up his fifth foul.
Dadi led the Tranmere line bravely, but it was Swansea's black-shirted braves who caught the eye, none more so than the red-booted Britton - a midfielder about half the size of his namesake the former home secretary - who scurried hither and thither while Roberto Martinez provided the composure.
It was passed among a group of friends, and they took brave swigs, squinting their eyes.
