("Competition is a product of Hell; Co-operation will make a paradise of earth").
The wife, busy plastering, declares, "I want to make a paradise".
He can make a playground out of a heap of bent cans, he can make a park out of a desert, he can make a paradise out of a wasteland, if he accepts the challenge...
A fairy tale cottage landed the most improbable place, he'd set to work making a paradise.
In painting after painting he made a paradise of Cookham, which in reality is no such thing; but there's the greatness of art for you.
Thomas Jefferson, for example, wrote approvingly in 1811 of having federal taxes (then limited to tariffs) fall solely on the wealthy, which meant that "the farmer will see his government supported, his children educated, and the face of his country made a paradise by the contributions of the rich alone, without his being called on to spend a cent from his earnings".
At 29, Mr. Farooq, who was admitted to a graduate program at Columbia University in 1998 but turned it down because of political exigencies at home, is one of the most powerful leaders in Kashmir, a place that nature made a paradise and man seems determined to destroy with war.
As I walk through them, I see that the fountains, at least, are providing a distraction for some of the boys now camped among them – they're making the most of the cold water, stripping off and reclaiming the fountains as swimming pools, determined to make a little paradise of their own in this hell.
If it does, give us the formula and make us a paradise country".
The calm, warm waters of the protected Mar Menor - Europe's largest salt water lagoon - make it a paradise for water sports enthusiasts and learners alike, as well as a perfect location for year-round swimming.
There are nearly a dozen Hunan restaurants in the greater San Gabriel Valley, and the best of them, including this one, concentrate on the oily, fearsomely hot dishes that make Hunan a paradise of peasant cuisine.
