Sentence examples for o under from inspiring English sources

O under that moon where she droops almost down intothe sea! O reckless despairing carols.

It is also now almost fifty years since the distinguished essayist Dominique Aury published "Story of O" under the pseudonym Pauline Réage.

How lovely it would be if we could recapture that original, pre-ironic wonder that made writers slip the o under the I! And how lovely it would be if we named our towns with transforming marks of wonder just as some French Canadians did all those years ago.

The use of appropriate PLD experimental parameters such as pressurised Ar or He background atmospheres induces the deposition of porous or compact W structures enhancing afterwards the gathering of different amounts of O under exposure to atmospheric air.

One would have to assume not only that a of the ancestral proto-language split into e and o under conditions difficult to specify but also that differences between different kinds of a vowels in Indo-Iranian account for the alternations between velars and palatals in these languages.

b I s and V o under different frequencies.

Cirque du Soleil's "O," the under-and-over water fantasia at the Bellagio, is a revue composed of acrobatic acts in the costumes, settings and disguise of art theater, staged in a tank.

The classification was rather similar by using both methods indicating a higher susceptibility to carbon loss in the following order: soil under Vines (V) > under Olives (O) > under Pine trees (PI) > under Cork Trees (S) > under Pasture (PR) > under Cistus scrub (MC) > under Erica scrub (MB) by using the SL method and V > O > PI > S > MC > MB > PR by using the IR method.

Not a chance, he replied: "N-O, under any circumstances".

A comprehensive experimental investigation was performed to characterize the fracture behaviour of a rare-earth magnesium alloy sheet, ZEK100-O, under both proportional and non-proportional loading conditions.

Finally reaction of intermediate 6 with substituted anilines (7a-o) under solvent free, microwave condition in the presence of potassium carbonate as base afforded the final compounds in comparatively better yield than the conventional synthetic approach (8a-o).