Whereas the ordinary lieutenant colonel might have shaped events to conform with the success-oriented atmosphere of the Army, Vann made no effort to polish the rough edges.
This is unabashedly history of the old school: Eurocentric (Octavian, the author declares without irony, was the "undisputed master of the known world") and largely uninterested in what other economic, social and technological changes may have shaped events.What fires Lord Norwich is recounting the doings of princes and preachers, warriors, courtiers and courtesans.
But the partnership between Tony Blair and George Bush has shaped world events in the nearly five years since the attacks of September 11th.
Actually, an impressive series of well-documented duplication (Fani et al. 1994), elongation (Fani et al. 1994) and fusion (Brilli and Fani 2004a, b; Fani et al. 2007) events has shaped this pathway.
Each of those life events has shaped the person you are today.
A wide variety of clustering strategies of his genes have been documented [ 10]; moreover, an impressive series of well characterized duplication, elongation, and fusion events has shaped this pathway.
And how much that event has shaped and continues to shape our understanding of the production of black literature, particularly in the twentieth century.
BB For my generation, and for my son's, there has been no formal event that has shaped our masculinity.
With his televised speech, he has spotted another chance to imprint his contradictory but always compelling personality on the event that has shaped his professional life.
Cooper has shaped Sundance's January flagship event in Park City, Utah, since 2009 and, by his own account, he and Redford see eye-to-eye on pretty much everything.
To some in politics today, the Limehouse Declaration, as it became known, remains a vivid and traumatic event that has shaped their lives.
