For the same reason, Hasidim will buy only unwaxed apples — the store has such a bin — and eat only gefilte fish made of carp because it can be bought live, assuring its purity.
She throws herself on his unconscious form, weeping and begging him to live, assuring him that she understands at last that it isn't merely friendship she feels and promising to be his wife.
Through mutual friends, I got his contact details and sent him an email with an attached picture of where his work was living and assured him that it was loved.
That, he said, meant easing conditions for Palestinians in their daily lives while assuring Israelis their security.
The subject is the solemn moment, charged with stoicism and simple courage, when the three Horatii brothers face their father and offer their lives to assure victory for Rome in the war with Alba; the pictorial treatment firm contours, bare cubic space, sober colour, frieze-like composition, and clear lighting is as austerely non-Rococo as the subject.
Many Americans have labored under the mistaken impression that this was a debate about the Constitution and public safety, about the balance between saving lives and assuring law-abiding gun owners and cultural conservatives that the Second Amendment is being protected.
They spend far longer on entertainments that feel connected to their everyday lives, I assure you.
The first thing you'll notice about the Yale Real Living Assure Lock is that it has no keyhole.
Macron wants a neoliberal transformation of France, and in the UK, years of bitter experience have left us all-too-aware of the truth that grey technocracy cannot bring about a world in which they are assured lives that are meaningful, in which they feel valued by the society they participate in.
And it's an extraordinary thing, because people suddenly understand that at no time in our lives is life assured.
Under such a system, proponents said, the election of board members in districts where they lived would assure that all areas of the town were equally represented and had equal voices in town affairs.
