It reads: "Bright Star, would I were steadfast as thou art – Not in lone splendour hung aloft the night".
YANGON, Myanmar — She endured years of house arrest and was steadfast as her political movement was decimated and her colleagues were tortured.
Perhaps the most effective protection for Belgium isn't more hard power, rather to be steadfast as a healthy democratic society.
When Keats wrote, "Bright star, would I were steadfast as thou art," he wasn't thinking of the show business firmament, where shining takes a lifetime of hard labor.
In his poem Bright Star John Keats wrote, "Bright Star, would I were steadfast as thou art".
Shelton's identity as a midwife was steadfast, as "midwifery was the prism through which she saw the world" (p. 10).
The number of adjectives they have used!" Still, he is steadfast because, as he puts it, instant snow removal creates a "mediocrity nobody sees: parks are mediocre, libraries are mediocre, public spaces are mediocre".
Florida's resistance to the Affordable Care Act is steadfast: It acted as lead plaintiff in an unsuccessful suit to stop the law, and in lieu of accepting an estimated $5 billion in federal grant money each year to expand Medicaid to more than a million Floridians, the state's conservative House instead insisted on using state funds to expand a private program to just 130,000 residents.
"Misurata is steadfast," said another.
President Bush, meanwhile, is steadfast.
