The author continues the story of his own "All Souls' Rising," energetically pursuing historical characters through the complexities of the Haitian slave revolt, particularly the great natural-born general Toussaint L'Ouverture.
The author continues the story of his own "All Souls' Rising," energetically pursuing historical characters through the complexities of the Haitian slave revolt, particularly the great born general Toussaint L'Ouverture.
One way to avoid such a backlash might be for the entire Muslim community to rise up as one and energetically and unequivocally condemn those terrorist acts committed by an unrepresentative few.
In the former case, embedded grains give rise to strongly polarized and energetically less favored processes.
The unique physicochemical properties of biological membranes give rise to interactions that are energetically discouraged in soluble proteins, and vice versa (White, 2009).
Stock prices and Treasury bond yields fell sharply, then rose, then continued to swing energetically through the week — and that was after the Fed left rates unchanged.
Hoover, contrary to his popular image as a do-nothing President who hid from the Depression on fly-fishing retreats to his Appalachian camp on Virginia's Rapidan River, was a dynamo, a world-travelling freelance engineer and humanitarian from the West; he had risen to the highest office after energetically performing as Secretary of Commerce for Presidents Harding and Coolidge.
There are also underground rivers that energetically create electromagnetic waves that rise to the surface of the ground.
The sight of Josette Simon's Titania twisting and writhing and winding her bare legs round Daniel Evans's hee-hawing Bottom, and the two of them energetically copulating as their bed rose to the flies, was clearly for adults only.
The kick comes at song's end, when Shirley rises from her rocker and tap dances energetically.
