On January 27 1998, in Pentonville prison, he persuaded Kenneth Cross to swallow an overdose of tablets and hang himself with a torn sheet; the noose broke, and Cross survived.
Our whiteness is our skin color, but it's also a torn sheet draping the dead, a flag of privilege that will not surrender, a town called separateness.
It was a torn sheet of copybook paper — the kind that his agency distributed to schools around Iraq, with date and subject lines printed in English and Arabic.
But now they were filled with the bodies of the protesters who had been shot, crushed or burned – at first a few, then hundreds, arranged in rows on the floor, their ankles, wrists and jaws bound hastily with strips of torn sheet.
In a pretrial hearing on Monday in court in Portland, federal officials accused Ryan of attempting to escape Multnomah county jail, disclosing that deputies found the inmate on 8 April with torn sheets braided together under his mattress, the Oregonian reported.
Beyond a torn sheet in a doorway is the main bedroom, where foam oozes out of a split mattress, paint is cracked on the walls and a weathered mosquito net hangs limp.
It was a torn sheet of copybook paper the kind that his agency distributed to schools around Iraq, with date and subject lines printed in English and Arabic.
c Regions of interest are placed on the torn muscle (1) and healthy muscle tissue (2).
The center layer needs to be as thick as your USB port on the torn apart drive.
Parents shopping for suitable mates for their children gather in the city's parks most weekends to scrutinize and discuss the résumés of candidates, handwritten on bits of paper and torn sheets of cardboard taped to trees, resting on benches, and leaning against the risers of stone steps.
