Arriving in lethal Mogadishu, "she reminds herself that in a civil war setting, she must attach herself, perforce, to a broader constituency from which she may seek succor in the event of life-threatening complications".
Higher dosing at 6 to 8 mg/kg/daily should be cautiously tested in the event of life-threatening infections, with tight monitoring of ensuing nephrotoxicity due to immunosuppressive agents [ 27, 28].
Ingres was a painter to whom history, as events of life or death meant nothing.
"Events of life are mostly not personal, and you can't take it personally".
"Death is, for each of us, among the most significant events of life".
The topics of descriptive mas̄navīs range from mundane events of life, hunting trips of kings, and the vagaries of nature's seasons to autobiographical discourses.
There is that 'only a novel' feeling - that compared to the real events of life, novels are rather trivial things that you recreate yourself with, objects of entertainment.
All this disparate material outlines many aspects, and some of the main events of life and culture in Brooklyn, New York City and the United States since the mid-18th century.
Before Luke, I believed death was an either/or proposition, one of the few unambiguous events of life where you would finally know where you stand.
The major events of life were universally celebrated on the folk level in ways that demanded of art special costumes, implements, vessels, and auspicious gifts.
