Awarded the military cross, Stephen ploughs on – sustained by letters from suffragette Lillian – until he faces the horror of Ypres.
She stressed her determination to plough ahead with cross-party talks aimed at striking a Brexit consensus; and shrugged off calls for her resignation from backbenchers furious at the fresh delay.
From the planform shape and cross-sectional morphologies of iceberg-keel plough marks, we find that iceberg calving during the most recent deglaciation was not characterized by small numbers of large, tabular icebergs as is observed today8,9, which would produce wide, flat-based plough marks10 or toothcomb-like multi-keeled plough marks11,12.
A high-speed London to Plymouth service derailed at Ufton Nervet after 48-year-old Brian Drysdale, of Reading, stopped his car on a level crossing and the train ploughed into it.
Darren Barnard's airshot when attempting to plough in another of his high crosses being rather symptomatic of a team performance long on huff and short on guile.
Mr Cameron duly refused to "cross the Rubicon" of statutory regulation.In this section Ploughing ahead Over the Rubicon Forward to the past?
Seabirds sheer into shoals of fish, killer whales plough into seals, crocodiles strike at the herd crossing the river in wide-eyed animal panic.
You know you're getting old when you catch yourself tutting at the sight of hot cross buns on sale while most of Britain is still ploughing through Christmas cake.
The Porsche ploughed into Caffe Nero on Packhorse Road in Gerrards Cross at around 12 20 BST.
Those charts plot the Plough overhead, pulled out of shape by the map-projection used, while Jupiter has already crossed the meridian and is on its way to setting in the W before dawn.
Main road priority licenses main road traffic to plough on regardless of who was there first, including side road traffic and people on foot waiting to cross.
