The steady Sahara wind snapped away the purr of the engine by my head.
Singer Mark Gardener's fey purr is still intact, and Bell brings on the cascading guitars.
THE prime minister's sprawling house in Lahore is crammed with cat sculptures, cat paintings and enough stuffed ex-cats to make a taxidermist purr.
His technique and elegance should make any cricket fan purr.
In car engines, too, it soothed knocking and belching, increasing the octane count and making the motor purr like a contented cat.So things went until the 1970s.
The Silvio Berlusconi show Howls from greens A gorgeous mess Viktor Orban, an assertive Hungarian Reprints Related items The European Union: Conventional wisdomFeb 28th 2002 Hungary's government: Does it like the market?Sep 6th 2001And at home he has much to purr about.
Its executives purr about the Surface Pro 3, the latest version of its hitherto unsuccessful Windows tablet.
TO LISTEN to the speeches emerging recently from the capital cities of Western Europe, you could be forgiven for thinking that the European Union was about to purr along its usual road to "ever closer union", led as ever by its ultimate driving machine, the French and German governments.
Customers may purr about the ease of summoning a smart town car, especially where taxis are old, dirty or scarce.
Yet, while the economies of Denmark, Norway and Finland seem by comparison to purr with vigour, Sweden's—still the region's biggest and generally its motor putters along like some ancient Volvo.At first glance, Sweden's plight is mystifying.
21, 1946, London, Eng. died Jan . 14 , 2016London) British actor who delighted audiences with his languid delivery and mellifluous baritone voice, which he could alter to drip with malice or soothe in a silken purr.
