So Penelope Fitzgerald described the English town of Southwold, on the Suffolk coast — a place of wet winds, speeding clouds, and withdrawn… In the two decades between 1968 and 1988, Democratic candidates lost the Presidency five times out of six.
So Penelope Fitzgerald described the English town of Southwold, on the Suffolk coast — a place of wet winds, speeding clouds, and withdrawn beauty where she and her family moved in 1957, when she was forty-one.
But Heaven, as he realized, "is mostly clouds," and he wisely withdrew.
After Nixon's first Supreme Court nominee, South Carolina's Clement Haynsworth, withdrew under a cloud of corruption allegations, the president ordered Dent to "find a good federal judge further South and further to the right".
It withdrew from the private cloud computing market, announced last week, although the private cloud market is a fraction of the size of the public cloud market.
Eventually the cloud cover shifted or the sun withdrew too far, and darkness fell again, but for a minute the earth stayed bright, the desert lit up like an amusement park.
The key is to ensure that NHBD organ donation is not allowed to cloud the decision to withdraw treatment or to cloud the actual events around the death of a patient.
When and then withdrew, this reduced the thick cloud of gunsmoke that was helping to obscure the British ships and left Amazon exposed to the full force of the Danish guns.
However, late in the day, Iraqi forces withdrew 12 miles south of Tikrit, clouding government claims that they controlled the city.
After reading her script, which featured a chorus of caustic clouds, representing Socrates' airy-fairy divinities, reimagined as a posse of bogus female academics, Columbia withdrew funding.
