For a few days after his removal, some leftist websites went curiously silent.
The New Yorker, July 29 , 1933P. 22 Received invitation for the dedication of a new Funeral Home, to which she goes curiously.
Yet the other such cause to appear in Fry's Twitter feed on the same day (a BBC Comic Relief iPhone app) went curiously unmentioned.
Lieberman was not as aggressive as often as Gore aides wanted, and he went curiously passive in Florida, when the election hung in the balance.
Mr. Lieberman did not flash the dirk as often as Gore aides preferred, and he went curiously passive in Florida, when the election hung in the balance.
By Rachel Biggs The New Yorker, July 29 , 1933P. 22 Received invitation for the dedication of a new Funeral Home, to which she goes curiously.
A nip giving us from the word go curiously rare power to elevate spirits (hidden; u in anag).. Dr I. S. Fletcher: Sky hit behind wicket getting out for a blob?
Such anti-corporate PR often goes curiously unnoticed by historians of the industry, but it is at least as manipulative as what companies get up to.Indeed, a revolving door has opened between the PR operations of companies and their critics.
Yet the attributes of raw strength, tactical mastery and athleticism required for such a victory went curiously uncelebrated in her post-match interview, when male commentator, Ian Cohen, asked the world No7 "Can you give us a twirl?" "A twirl?" She replied.
In a presidential campaign that has involved battles over everything from Iraq to driver's licenses, one sweeping topic has gone curiously unexamined: Does it diminish American democracy if we keep the presidency in the same two families that have held it since 1989?
