Sentence examples for into concord from inspiring English sources

How do students get accepted into Concord? A. Often they are referred by another school.

(Even Henry David Thoreau, for all his bluster about solitude, ambled regularly into Concord for his mother's cooking and the local bars).

If on such occasions Thoreau was thinking in his reflective way that human beings are animals and that what we do is natural, then he did not consider his stroll into Concord a departure from nature but an exploration of a bit of it.

This new model, as advertised by Robert Sullivan in "The Thoreau You Don't Know," is a wisecracking, subversive, entrepreneurial party boy, as likely to dance a jig and break into song as preach at you, a man who heads into Concord not just to do laundry at Mom's, but to attend dinner parties where he plays his flute before heading back late at night to his cabin.

Soon after crossing into Concord, the Acton company passed the farm of Colonel James Barrett who commanded the provincial troops in Concord that morning.

As the regulars numbered about 700 and the militia at this time only numbered about 250, the militia column turned around and marched back into Concord, preceding the regulars by a distance of about 500 yards.

He's put her back into that concord of voices, another creative girl with a story that she can never tell.

Ms. Baldi said she sheds her own fears about the sniper and the vulnerability of her own children when she walks into Concord Hill, an artfully converted church on Wisconsin Avenue.

Over the next decade the challenge for diplomats in both countries is to prevent the disagreements at a regional level from destroying the global partnership and to bring some of the music of concord into relations in East Asia as well.

By falling for each other, he and Elio tumble not into error, still less into sin, but into a sort of delirious concord, which may explain why Elio's parents, far from disapproving, bestow their tacit blessing on the pact.

KARRIN ALLYSON (Wednesday through Nov. 5) On last year's "Wild for You" (Concord), Ms. Allyson slipped into a bath of sudsy soft rock; but she still peppers her performances with sharply rendered ballads and blues.