I breathe in the knowledge that they will come back to me, that they will not forget me, that we love each other even when we are not with one another.
As a child, Mantel was crazy about Shakespeare, and "A Place of Greater Safety" breathes his doleful knowledge, particularly about coups d'état.
I breathe and smile, resting in the knowledge that my tribe is across the street.
Silva said the FTC recommendations come from "people that live and breathe privacy policy and have a greater knowledge of the law, companies' practices and an institutional knowledge of what's happened before.
But filling in some gaps in our previous knowledge does not make Dewey breathe again.
It peaked at 28ft above the normal 6ft depth, but that let residents breathe a sigh of relief, secure in the knowledge that the worst was over.
For Socrates, the pursuit of knowledge was as essential as the air we breathe.
But today, we'll breathe a momentary sigh of relief, and do so in the knowledge that we fought hard to make our voices heard.
In years to come, conversations will breathe new life into software — particularly the boring enterprise tools millions of knowledge workers begrudgingly use every day.
Aol's answer to Wikipedia is Owl, a new site described as "a living, breathing library where useful knowledge, opinions and images are posted from experts the world over".
"It's now clear that EPA had prior knowledge that fracking does cause contamination of groundwater and contaminate the air we breathe," Wilson concludes.
