A whole language of symbols using pearl buttons came into existence; doves stand for peace, for example, while a horseshoe is luck.
As a policy dove, she stands at the opposite end of the policy spectrum from the hawkish Fisher, who said she "would make a great chairman," adding that they exchange a kiss at the start of every Fed policy-setting meeting.
A 13-inning comeback win for the Yankees on July 1 was punctuated by a catch from Derek Jeter, who ran and dove into the stands at full speed and came out with facial lacerations when Trot Nixon hit a pop up in an area deep behind third base.
You rhymed "love" with "dove" and I should stand here while you throw your Merlot in my face?
My first chance to see Kimbrough perform was in 2000, when he opened for singer-songwriter Allison Moorer on a snowy night at the Soiled Dove in Denver, then stood out as the electric guitarist in her touring band.
A longtime dove, he took the same stand as he did in 1991, when he said: "I do not believe that it is time to go to war.
During the quake, some animals vocalized, some ran or dove for cover, and some stood up and stared at the walls of their enclosures.
Some are looking to direct confrontation; Jose Soto, a leader with Students for a Democratic Society at the University of Florida, stood across the street from Dove on Friday afternoon with a group of students shouting, "Hey ho, hey ho, Dove Outreach has got to go".
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They didn't, but Dallas McMurphy stood on his neck and Maile Okamura dove into his crotch.
