Two big scars held the body of the dove together, but the plate maintained an elegant, disjointed harmony.
In August , 1996 the two of them dove together into the Charles River, in Boston, to celebrate the passage of the Rivers Protection Act, which placed restrictions on the use of land alongside some nine thousand miles of rivers across the state.
The Harvard football squad brought hawks and doves together; a twenty-four-year-old ex-Marine who had fought at Khe Sanh earlier in the year huddled on the field with a teammate who, in the film, describes his college self as an SDSer "with Progressive Labor tendencies".
Found a black-billed cuckoo and a mourning dove sitting together in a robin's nest.
Mr Barak is a hawk who does not think a peace deal with the Palestinians is currently possible; Mr Ayalon, a relative dove who, together with Sari Nusseibeh, a Palestinian intellectual, proposed a plan in 2002 that was not too different from an initiative the Arab League offered that same year and promoted again more recently.
In 1916, during a dispute with his business partner, Cobden-Sanderson flung the Doves typeface, together with the tools required to create it, off Hammersmith Bridge, consigning it to oblivion.
Inside the new 27,000-square-foot manufacturing site are satellite-building stations where Planet engineers piece together "doves," as the machines are called.
They deal with what Wilson describes as 'the peak' of Dorothy's life, the period between December 1799 and October 1802, when Dorothy and William lived together at Dove Cottage in Grasmere, and which ended with William's marriage.
Jon Rogers, who had skipped work even though he already had a freezer full of dove meat, cupped his hands together to imitate the familiar call: coo-Hoo, coo-coo-Coo.
MUST ATTEND PARTY We're mulling whether to scrape the $250 together to send Arthur Delaney dove hunting with Virginia Republican Representative Rob Wittman.
They're singing "Come Together," and some glowing blue dove marionettes have arrived on the scene.
