A year later, I delved among the mortal remains of Shakespeare & Company's Upper West Side store, briefly considering buying one of the bookcases (all of which were for sale) before settling on a hardcover copy of John Demos's "The Unredeemed Captive".
They believe that he kept it on his desk and scribbled in its margins, learned French by turning its pages, and was inspired to poetic flights by delving among its Latin synonyms.
Historian Dan Snow delved among the Parliamentary archives to ponder whether Europe was undergoing a sort of Arab Spring in reverse - a European winter for democracy - as he reckoned power was being taken from the people.
Second, any writers and directors who like to delve for stories among the folk who live and protest at the heart of political frenzy.
The poets Don Peterson, Robert Crawford, Kathleen Jamie, John Burnside, and Robin Robertson tend to write in the Queen's English, resisting the trend among novelists to delve into the demotic.
At just over an hour, "Go Back to Where You Are" doesn't have a lot of time to delve into the complex relationships among the characters, which is a pity because they are appealing company.
But advances in technology and a growing desire among scientists to delve into art and conservation questions have made it a much more prominent part of the field in the last decade.
There has been longstanding interest among economists in delving into the relationships among Cognitive Skills and labor market outcomes.
Workshops delve into subjects like the differences among myth, folk tales and fairy tales.
Mao was among the first to delve into potential mechanisms of OIH in an animal model.
