The bonhomie of Cajun country is evident in Ville Platte's restaurants and stores.
Her affection for the country is evident: she returns at least once a year, and in Cambridge she is surrounded by Indian friends and colleagues.
The localities resented the increased burdens placed on them by Henry III's government, and tension between court and country was evident.
The observation is especially relevant at the moment, I think, because of the country's evident desperation to move beyond the Bush years into — well, into just about anything else.
WASHINGTON — With out anyone's planning it that way, this country is evident ly heading into another test, perhaps a decisive test, of (me of the great economic issues of our time — fiscal Mersus monetary policy.
"She doesn't get information overload". Her affection for the country is evident: she returns at least once a year, and in Cambridge she is surrounded by Indian friends and colleagues.
Sayle's cultural knowledge of his adopted country is evident in his 1996 article about Shoko Asahara, the leader of the Aum Shinrikyo cult, and the sarin nerve-gas attacks on the Tokyo subway.
According to The Times of London, his affection for his adopted country was evident in a story he told about how, after the outbreak of World War II, the police informed him that on his 16th birthday he would become an enemy alien subject to internment.
The mixed picture facing the country was evident on Wednesday, as the Commerce Department reported that the economy, adjusted for inflation, expanded at a better-than-expected annual rate of 1.7 percent in the April-June quarter, even as inflation-adjusted growth in the first part of the year now appears slower than first thought.
The historic, economic, and social characteristics of the country become evident when assessing social vulnerability.
