Another variation on lawn bowls, indoor bowls, is popular chiefly in the United Kingdom and Canada, where it is played on carpet-covered indoor rinks.
Her reasons for hating football are manifold, and typically hilarious – chiefly, the suspiciously popular game with the round ball seems to show all the key indicators of socialism.
June 28 , 1503La Casa, Italy November 14, 1556 Montepulciano, Italy Giovanni Della Casa, (born June 28 , 1503 La Casa, Mugello, Tuscany [Italy] died Nov. 14, 1556, Montepulciano, Siena) Italian bishop, poet, and translator who is remembered chiefly for his popular and widely translated treatise on manners, Galateo.
The majority instead rely chiefly on other popular feminist sources, almost none of which base their interpretations on a close reading of Kali's Indian background.
From Humanitarian Intervention to Wars of Choice Our confidence that our selection of wars will be warranted and our killings pardoned by the relevant beneficiaries comes chiefly from the popular idea of what happened in Kosovo.
Taking their name from a chance query by Wirsum, about a man named Harry, they went in for remorseless punning, the figurative audacities and bohemian ethos of a Midwesternized Surrealism, and an embrace of lumpen popular genres, chiefly comic books.
Her latest book, Goddess Of Vengeance, revives her most popular characters, chiefly Lucky Santangelo, the daughter of mobster Gino Santangelo, whose first outing in the novel Chances in 1981 made Collins's name in America.
By the time he died in 1990, after a long, steady and hardworking career, he had become an American institution renowned, loved and revered around the world.Copland came upon his "voice of America" idiom in the 1940s and 1950s, and his considerable reputation rests chiefly on a handful of popular, accessible works from that period.
By the 1960s, Levi's and other jeans once worn chiefly by American cowboys had become popular worldwide.
The government cares chiefly about cheap power, which is popular with voters and businesses.
