Does she really believe that civil rights for one group can be achieved by trampling on the rights of others?" The conclusion of the piece included one of its harshest digs, with Ross offering Bynum a failing grade on the topic of her major.
Then he heard the door slam behind him and he looked over his shoulder to see his mother running toward them in her bare feet and he had a fleeting image of the harsh deep lines that dug in around her toes, which were swollen and red from where her shoes pinched her, because she was on her feet all day long.
As his hair was going yellowish white — and his scalp was burning from the harsh chemicals — Joe decided to dig in.
And after reading the lyrics, I can dig on the harsh reality of the track, even if her delivery pushes it out with an almost sado-masochistic kind of sincerity.
Although Nathan gets up close and personal with the increasingly pugnacious Pug, his strident single mother, Coco (a one-woman reality TV show), and the various 12 O'Clock Boys whom Pug admires and emulates, the young filmmaker rarely digs beneath the harsh environment's many fraught surfaces.
Straw or a thick layer of rough mulch around these plants means that even in the harshest winter you'll still be able to dig.
Designed to be used during Boston's harsh winters, the map-based app allows residents to pledge to dig out one of the city's more than 13,000 fire hydrants after snowstorms.
They mined gold, felled timber, dug canals or lay rails, most often in harsh areas to which free labor could never be enticed.
He said he foresaw a return of support for the rebels "if Ankara fails to dig deeper into this event and punish wrongdoers in the harshest way, without any tolerance or delay," referring to Turkey's capital.
It, too, is deployed from the top of the robot arm, which can direct the device to dig horizontally (under a boulder, for instance, where any life will be well shielded from the harsh atmosphere) or vertically into the soil.
