It was called in, though it looked out, and Serena challenges successfully and avoids a break point.
Springfield natives knows it as a Cozy Dog (which is a fortunate change from what it was called in its earliest days here: a "crusty cur ").
In some, above all "A Handful of Dust," from his early period, and his Second World War trilogy, published between 1952 and 1961 — "Men at Arms," "Officers and Gentlemen," and "Unconditional Surrender" (or "The End of the Battle," as it was called in its American edition) — the struggle between good and evil is pushed to the forefront, and these are his finest books.
The Farm, as it was called, in South Salem, was like its owner, the actress Colleen Dewhurst, who welcomed her friends by the carload.
Qahtani's "enhanced" interrogation, as it was called in some documents, was in its seventh week, and other detainees were also being subjected to extreme treatment.
Throughout its history, the academy -- or the Temple, as it was called in a poem placed in the building's cornerstone -- has been ridiculed and envied by some of the country's most respected artists and writers.
It was called "In Dreams Begin Responsibilities".
By 2012, "the streak," as it was called in the business, had come to define "Today".
We have reduced a civilisation to decoration, "chinoiserie" as it was called in the 18th century.
He knew everything about man-management, whatever it was called in those days.
The strike is unusual because it was called in the middle of a contract.
