In his hands, the prints provide a bewildering, sometimes nauseating, but ultimately enlightening portrait of a vigorously satirical time that lasted until the great settling down of the Victorian era.
With great fanfare, Mr. Neat settled into the Oxo Tower, south of the Thames near Blackfriars Bridge.
Risks have to be managed, but such a sea-change in water management is not without successful precedent Instead of creating winners and losers according to whose great-great-great grandfather settled first, a system in Australia efficiently and fairly promotes economic and environmental gains, and ours should too.
It is well known that smaller particles (diameter ranging from sub-micron to tens of micron) fall as aggregates with greater settling velocity than the single particles and deposit in areas much closer to the volcano (Bonadonna et al. 2002; Carey and Sigurdsson 1982; Cornell et al. 1983; James et al. 2003).
What you understand much more viscerally by driving around this great big country is, well, just that: This is a great big country, settled by different peoples who came from different parts of the world at different times.
Ahead, a great silence settled over the lake.
As the great battleship settled further and further into the water the crew began to be evacuated to other ships.
Like Aura, Psi-Ops feels like a game that could have been great but settled for pretty good.
His successor, Calvin Coolidge (1923-29), was a Cadillac man, as was Herbert Hoover (1929-33), was was ridiculed for using a V-16 limousine as the Great Depression settled in.
This pushback can and should include the possibility of reforming the way the court does business: Term limits and supermajority requirements, for instance, are both plausible responses to the weirdness of having our great controversies settled by the timing of an aging justice's final illness, or the idiosyncracies of Anthony Kennedy.
