Ms. LeCrone's "In Pursuit of Falling" is less coherent and fraught with too many references to both its title (falling, surrender, collapse) and to the work of the choreographer William Forsythe (off-kilter movement, socks, fluorescent lights and a whispered score).
On Thursday, one runner had to hurdle another who fell after surrendering the baton.
The wives are expressly said to be chaste, and the adoption of their names by whores in a brothel symbolises the perversion and decadence into which the city had fallen before it surrendered to Islam.
Under pressure from Myanmar and Thailand, the God's Army quickly fell, and the boys surrendered at their village.
She fell silent, her limbs surrendering their animation.
When war broke out, he was préfet in the Eure-et-Loir, and it fell to him to surrender the town of Chartres to the advancing Germans.Here we find the first oddity in the Moulin story.
Bravely defended by Shi Kefa, who refused to surrender, Yangzhou fell to Manchu artillery on 20 May after a one-week siege.
The Nets could also be commended for not immediately falling flat after surrendering their lead, fighting on for three overtime periods.
As the 37th and 43rd Battalions led the advance towards the German lines, supported by small teams of mortarmen and machine gunners, the Germans launched their own attack, however, the Australian assault had taken them by surprise and after some initial resistance, the German assault troops began to fall back or surrender.
A medieval university town with no industry to speak of, it survived the Second World War virtually unscathed until 16 March 1945 – just 21 days before the city surrendered – when it fell foul of the Allies' "Casablanca Directive" to flatten every German industrial city of more than 100,000 inhabitants in order to weaken enemy morale.
