What is known is that Cook wasn't propelled around the world to plant flags by curiosity and fervent egotism (like Columbus), he was simply sent there to beat the French.
ROME — In making it easier for traditionalist Anglicans to become Catholic, Pope Benedict XVI once again revealed the character of his papacy: to reach out to the most fervent of like-minded believers, even if they are not Catholic.
The committee is one of the most partisan in Congress, with fierce conservatives like Mr. Barr and fervent liberals like Representatives Maxine Waters, Democrat of California, and Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts.
Inevitably she falls in love with Crudup, triangulating her fervent emotions like Kate Beckinsale in Pearl Harbor.
What could possibly have caused a fervent environmentalist like Mr. Kerry to promise more drilling than the Bush administration allows now?
There are many positive things about the city of Napoli and they have a fervent support, like Liverpool's, but Benitez being there made it much easier for me to sign".
Mr. Guettel's most fervent compositions, like "Awaiting You," a cry of spiritual yearning from the song cycle "Myths and Hymns," carry post-Wagnerian chromaticism into a realm that conjures late Mahler in its stretching of harmony to its outer limits.
We started tentatively on some of the easier runs and soon were taking the swift quadruple chair to the wind-blown summit, which offered one particularly easy descent for a fervent snowplower like Sophie, who often beat me down to the bottom, zigzagging around nonplussed snow-boarders.
The world outside is depicted as stormy and harsh, and Dylan's most fervent wish, like Lady Franklin's, is to be reunited with departed companions and to relive the fond memories they represent.
One of the world's great aeronautical engineers, Horikoshi is an unusual choice for a fervent pacifist like Miyazaki to make a film about because his most celebrated aircraft was the feared Zero fighter plane that attacked Pearl Harbor.
