As a result, according to Theophanes Continuatus, Leo warned the young man from trying to become emperor, but this is probably a later interpolation in view of Constantine Doukas' eventual fate.
That discovery, however, doesn't prevent Coles from having sex with Thea later in full view of Sam, who finds she can't bear it.
Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, far from being weakened by a tough primary season, was fortunate to have some inevitable problems disclosed sooner rather than later, in the view of Republicans who wish him well.
Miller was the kind of writer on whom no experience was wasted: just as the navy yard turned up years later in A View From The Bridge (1955), so a nightmare visit to see Václav Havel in 1969, in the wake of the Prague Spring, inspired one of Miller's most tensely wound later plays, The Archbishop's Ceiling (1977).
Sooner or later, in my view–I don't speak for Professor Blank here, and she can't be held to my commentary the formal recitation that the rules of war apply equally to both sides, while in actual fact pressing one side to internalize all the costs of protecting civilians, risks breakdown in the rules themselves.
Six days later, in the view of many lawmakers, New York was shortchanged again when the Bush administration announced that the metropolitan region would get $64 million for antiterrorism programs out of a total $725 million that Congress approved for urban areas deemed most vulnerable to attack.
The court was asked to rule on the matter no later than Tuesday, in view of the ap proaching time of discharge of the grand jury, which has been conducting the investigation of black militant organizations.
Later that year, in view of his striking out on the religious question, he gave my wife the "Harvard Concordance to Shakespeare," containing every single word in the plays and every line containing that word; a monument of scholarship.
There de Lancie, who was affiliated with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and was a longtime admirer of Strauss's works, met with the composer and asked him, de Lancie later recalled, "if, in view of the numerous beautiful lyric solos for oboe in almost all of his works, he had ever considered writing a concerto for oboe".
