An ailing economy can't keep floating the war's $3-billion-a-week 3-billion-a-week 3-billion-a-week 3-billion-a-week cost
Belize's island paradise is caught up in a Bloods vs Crips floating drug war.
A painting in Locke's concurrent show at the Imperial War Museum (SE1, to 4 May) of a rusting HMS Belfast floating amid warring unicorn mermaids reinforces the sense of surreal violence.
In 1861 he opened his own banking house in Philadelphia and floated a war loan of $3,000,000 for the state of Pennsylvania.
Among the most commonly decorated objects are canoe prows and splashboards, fishnet floats, clubs, war shields, drums, dance paddles, ceremonial staffs, ax handles, bowls, lime spatulas, and betel mortars.
Walden, who's planning to run for president, tells Brody he wants to float the war hero's name as a possible V.P. pick.
In May, they floated Iraq War veteran and National Review writer David French as an independent conservative alternative to Trump, but the effort flopped.
There are so many reasons for going to war floating around—at least some of which, taken alone, either are nothing new or do not seem to point to Iraq specifically as the obvious place to wage it that those inclined to suspect the motives of the Administration have plenty of material with which to argue that it is being disingenuous.
If you don't know the ins and outs of the market, Asia will sting you like a Man of War floating off the Australian coast.
I don't know if this video is new or has been floating around Star War's fan site for years.
