She has transformed from a doe-eyed, ditzy dame to a strong, cocksure woman before my eyes... and, as of this writing, I've only made it through ten DVDs.
She has transformed from a doe-eyed, ditzy dame to a strong, cocksure woman before my eyes… and, as of this writing, I've only made it through ten DVDs.
Then they scooped a doe from the torrent.
Wearing U.S. Department of Agriculture jackets and backed up by spotters, the shooters are equipped with night-vision goggles so they can distinguish a doe from a human interloper.
Perhaps the most haunting piece of all is a hymn from a grieving doe to the goddess of the hunt: "O Diana, what have I, a sad mother, done to make you so angry that you'd let my kitten, my kid, my fawn be murdered?" It is performed by a countertenor accompanied in alternation by an archlute and a theorbo.
"Amazing," Ewan whispers as a doe nibbles from his hand.
I was reading a book in the passenger's seat, when, for no specific reason, I decided to look up and saw a doe descending from the sky.
I was reading a book in the passenger's seat, when, for no specific reason, I decided to look up and, out of the corner of my eye, saw a doe descending from the sky.
Expected energy use for the field demonstration is provided by a compact reduced-order representation of the Alliance Center, generated from a detailed DOE-2.2 energy model.
The same sentiment came, gently and tentatively from Miss Jean King, a doe-eyed sixth-former from Enfield with a pack on her back, and bubblingly from Mrs Frank Manning, of Barnet, a housewife with a white angora beret on her head, a firm intention of marching all the way in her heart, and a husband and two small children in a car behind.
