He gestures at the school buildings, courthouses, legal offices, and apartment blocks that comprise our periphery — every single one was either destroyed or badly damaged by airstrikes and artillery fire.
Maybe it was his buzz, which was turning, or maybe it was that tragic spirit of evanescence that looms at the periphery of every commemorative event.
His mixed race background, lapsed religious beliefs and even sexual orientation have, in his own words, put him on the "periphery of every accepted identity".
Jonathan Evans, who took over as director general of MI5 just over a week ago, issued a statement in which he denied the service had been "complacent", stressing that his organisation would "never have the capacity to investigate everyone who appears on the periphery of every operation".
The threat of advertising skulks outside the periphery of every free site or service, but the more terrifying thought is that, to paraphrase "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," the ads are coming from inside the house.
Defending every country on the Soviet periphery became a vital interest.
Immunofluorescence micrographs revealed CdsF staining on a defined region of the periphery for nearly every EB observed (Fig. 1A).
EVERY so often, unpopular Muslim regimes on the periphery of the Palestine conflict find it expedient to propose eliminating the Zionist entity.
At the slum's periphery, Sion Hospital treats 3,000 patients every day, many from Dharavi, often children who are malnourished or have asthma or diarrhea.
It's supposed to be about the music, every thing else should be on the periphery.
