Maybe "The Brethren," in which a young lawyer is found murdered in the Caribbean after being caught in the intersection of two schemes — one by the C.I.A. director to control the White House, and one by three imprisoned judges to blackmail prominent closeted gay men.
Firefighters had developed an informal policy of going to the site in keeping with the tradition in which firefighters carry their fallen brethren from the scene of a disaster.
There was that doubles match in Indian Wells, Calif., that exhibition match against Rafael Nadal in the high altitude of Bogot?nd that charity soccer match Wednesday night in Florida in which Djokovic and his A.T.P. brethren were beaten by a professional club, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers.
There was that doubles match in Indian Wells, Calif., that exhibition match against Rafael Nadal in the high altitude of Bogotá and that charity soccer match Wednesday night in Florida in which Djokovic and his A.T.P. brethren were beaten by a professional club, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers.
The losing side may ask for help from the brethren next door — for more direct help, in which they may have to send forces, regular forces.
Will discloses that Davy Jones betrayed her to the Brethren Court, and Calypso's fury unleashes a maelstrom, in which the Dutchman and the Pearl battle.
London and Berlin hold the dubious distinction of being the world's most expensive cities in which to use a cell phone, besting even high-cost Tokyo, while Asian brethren Hong Kong and Singapore look cheap.
Red Brethren is an excellent book that offers historical context for understanding the ways in which race undermined tribal sovereignty, unity, and land ownership.
India's tiny operators have few of the inventory controls of their larger brethren, and much of the country's food spoils before reaching consumers — an unfortunate reality in a nation in which nearly half of all children are malnourished.
Under instructions from the Capuchin Cardinal in 1631, their bones were arranged on the walls as a memento mori, to which the brethren prayed each night.
