Mr. Eastwood's character, William Munny, a widowed hog farmer, returns momentarily to his old life as a lethal gunfighter, purging a corner of Wyoming of the forces of corruption and cruelty with five quick killings at the picture's climax.
He returned momentarily, his shoulders sunken, worry crossing his otherwise composed face.
City return top – momentarily at least.
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There she comes on to a young black man (Stephen Tyrone Williams) before returning home, momentarily, to see her daughter, Sarah, who is played by Madeleine Martin, the loudest actress I have ever seen on the American stage.
"I was surrounded by comrades, all of whom were dead, and by enemies very much alive". When Bugel's soldiers returned, they momentarily debated whether to shoot at the men in the tower.
The moderate approach might allow Zelaya to return to office momentarily, to be replaced then by an interim government, while simultaneously requiring all parties to recognize that Zelaya and those responsible for his exile abroad violated the Constitution and one hour after the agreement is signed will be removed from government or military office.
After five days of striking, subway workers in Sao Paulo voted last night to momentarily return to work, but have threatened to continue the strike on Thursday when the World Cup begins, according to the Associated Press.
But recently, when furniture was moved out for carpets to be redone, the natural flow of the house was momentarily returned.
The tired mother, Rose, upset that the whole Madder family is in the queen-size bed, brings the child back to his room, only to realize, with growing dread, that he has returned when she momentarily nodded off -- and the dog and cat have joined him.
But his return did mean I momentarily doubted my hero, Hastings.
