The word 'emmet' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that means a type of ant found in the UK, also known as a 'black ant'. Example: The emmets were busy carrying pieces of food into their anthill, working tirelessly to stock up for the winter.
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Mr Siegelman is the latest in a long line of governors who have attempted (so far unsuccessfully) to introduce a new constitution: Emmet O'Neal complained in 1915 that the document made it impossible to govern the state.
The hero is Emmet, an amiable doofus of a construction worker who somehow finds himself leading a rainbow coalition of Lego figures in a revolution that seeks to return power to the people (well, to the Lego figures that look like people).Thus far, "The Lego Movie" fits the old stereotype of Hollywood peddling anti-capitalist propaganda to kids.
In the 21st century, however, Meatyard's oeuvre resurfaced and was reexamined, especially within the context of work by contemporary photographers interested in identity and illusion, such as Cindy Sherman, and staged tableaux, such as Gregory Crewdson and Emmet Gowin.
Realizing the cause was lost, Emmet escaped and hid in the Wicklow Mountains.
Petoskey, resort city, seat (1902) of Emmet county, northwestern Lower Peninsula of Michigan, U.S. It is located on Little Traverse Bay of Lake Michigan, about 70 miles (110 km) northeast of Traverse City.
Emmet Walsh), a sweaty, good-ol'-boy private detective, to follow the pair, and after Visser, grinning with malign satisfaction, shows him pictures of the two cuckolding him in a series of positions (it's like a porny slide show) he makes a deal with Visser to kill them.
Whiting's view is shared by Emmet Cleaver, Sheffield Hallam Student Union's Welfare and Community Officer, who, in a sign that the devolutionary spirit has infiltrated student politics, will be taking a motion to NUS national conference to call for a full-time Yorkshire and Humberside Officer.
However, Belfast City Council voted in favour of same-sex marriage last week when a motion was brought forward by Alliance councillor Emmet McDonough-Brown.
His other notable works for children include The Sorely Trying Day (1964), Charlie the Tramp (1967), Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas 19711), How Tom Beat Captain Najork and His Hired Sportsmen (1974), Dinner at Alberta's (1975), Jim Hedgehog and the Lonesome Tower (1992), M.O.L.E.: Much Overworked Little Earthmover (1993), Trouble on Thunder Mountain (1999), and Jim's Lion (2001).
Though the trims have denied our aging movie the portly dignity of the usual director's cut, they go only so far: anyone who enjoyed the original can rest assured that, at the end, Frances McDormand still tacks Emmet Walsh's hand to the windowsill with a great big hunting knife, briefly indulges his bellowing, and then plugs him in the gut.
