The deep lanes, the frail houses in windy fields, the large and elaborate family structures: they seemed a universe, while being a world in miniature.
The delivery of home-based self-management education could be appropriate to reach those who are frail, house-bound and/or socially isolated.
A clearer sense of market sentiment may come this week with the release of data on the frail American housing sector and a report on fourth-quarter economic output.
This is Lancaster Dodd Philip Seymour Hoffmann), the founder and magnetic core of the Cause — a cluster of folk who believe, among other things, that our souls, which predate the foundation of the Earth, are no more than temporary residents of our frail bodily housing.
The world outside is clearly a harrowing place for these frail souls housed in the theater, but Mr. Sobel makes no effort to imagine the terrors they are trying to insulate themselves from.
After 12 months of negotiations, Judson Memorial Church has sold its beloved but frail Judson House to the New York University School of Law.
He was so indefatigably brilliant that a week later, when he lined up against a formidable roll call of East Africans before the start of the 5,000, you were prompted to believe that never before had such a frail stature housed such an enormous heart.
At 37, Tamia is by no means old, but even in her younger years, she stood apart as a singer with purpose and fervor, and one with an appealingly flexible voice: booming on "Stranger in My House," frail on "Officially Missing You".
Tens of thousands of tenants in sheltered housing, including frail older residents, domestic violence victims and people with mental illness may become homeless as a result of benefit cuts, landlords have said.
Several days ago, Dr. Pauporte sat on the sofa in the family room of her West Hartford house, pale, frail and a little bit frightened.
