The early years of the 20th century witnessed various key developments in physics and chemistry, a number of which bore directly on colloids.
This allows us to concentrate on individual works, all of which bear close scrutiny and demand time, even though little seems to be happening in them.
When the rehabilitation was complete, Newsom was relieved to find that she still sounded like herself, only a bit less squeaky, and she showed off her rebuilt voice on "Have One on Me," which bore a resemblance to an unpretentious modern musical form: the breakup album.
Writer met him at a building on Park Place which bore the sign "A.L. Bazzini Co., Inc., Peanuts, Nuts & Dried Fruit", where Leach came to pick up bags of peanuts.
But to the politically attuned observer, the most significant part of their get-up was the badges on their arms, which bore the yellow stars on a blue background of the European Union.
According to a group called the Cannabis Therapy Institute, the label on the package, which bore the placeholder text "Legal and governmentally approved statement describing that pot is bad, M-ok", was a reference to the South Park episode.
Carson must reflect what de Cordova possessively calls "our bread-basket belt" — the Midwest, which bore him (on October 23, 1925, in Corning, Iowa), and which he must never bore.
With the story rippling across the internet HBO issued a statement on Wednesday repudiating the form, which bore the letterhead Central Casting.
Relief efforts are continuing on the island of Bohol, which bore the brunt of the quake, and in neighbouring Cebu.
The resentful look on our classmate's face, which bore the red imprints of our hands.
