A new Selected Poems, published by Penguin this month, takes in work from Night-Crossing up to last year's Harbour Lights, which won Mahon the Irish Times poetry prize and was acclaimed for its "wonderful flexibility and tonal command, drawing on a range of literary cultures in its commentary on the present and its imagination of the future".
Suddenly a workman stepped forward, saluted with the clenched fist, and cried 'Viva la Republica!' The officer in command drew his revolver and shot him.
Those descriptions, for example, may include commands to draw a circle of a certain diameter filled with a specific gradient of red.
The database stores information on projects and data related to trees, such as their Newick format, annotations and commands to draw them.
Dialogue always works well as an opening, especially with short sentences, statements or commands, which draw the reader or listener straight into the character's world.
The seizure created a political challenge for the leadership of the disparate rebel movement that has been trying to assert tighter control of the loose-knit fighters under their command, and drew criticism from some antigovernment activists who said that taking the peacekeepers hurt their cause.
Still, Murakami has star power most local artists can't command and draws a crowd, no matter the venue.
The raid snarled rebel communications, distracted the Confederate command and drew the attention of forces badly needed to defend against the Union threat growing on the Mississippi River's western bank.
12 50am — Fun Goose or War Edge-of-the-seat gameshow in which two ageing bachelors are flown over an African warzone and commanded to draw a cartoon goose on the back of a shovel with a lump of coal.
For test-retest, we used the STATA 'sample' command to draw random samples of the original cohort from the Danish Hip Registry.
