If not wearing them one's self, one should lend them to the cook for the same reason, and reclaimed as needed.
However, Biff is more Miller's sympathetic picture of the many Depression youngsters whom the war, and postwar prosperity, never reclaimed – as will happen to global austerity's young unemployed today.
Shamwari is home to indigenous wildlife only, and even at full capacity the reserve accommodates relatively few guests, to ensure the land is preserved and reclaimed as much as possible.
The map includes sites where government buildings have been seized and in some cases reclaimed, as well as sites of more recent confrontations between the Ukrainian military and local forces and under-identified militia groups.
"Water is required in every part of life, for that reason it's important that this water be reclaimed as far as possible and it is possible," she added.
There is so much waste in the average company as far as energy that's not being reclaimed as far as waste of water, as far as waste of whatever.
Suffice to say that there's a battle for the gold in the mountain that the Dwarves have reclaimed, as well as lessons to be learned about the corrupting nature of wealth and power.
His hands on the wheel were all his own, reclaimed, as if he had never touched her.
A new film about the band LCD Soundsystem is called "Shut Up and Play the Hits," which feels like a taunt reclaimed as an epigraph.
IT'S heartening to see the strips of Westchester's waterfront recycled and reclaimed as tennis courts, parks, marinas and, not least, restaurants.
Though increasingly acclaimed and reclaimed as one of the great Russian poets within Russia, and though immured in the beauty and complexities of his native language, Brodsky wielded words as an extension of a way of perceiving, of a conceptual fused with technical brilliance that makes even a translation soar on the level of language.
