" 'Lilo & Stitch,' " he hollers, seizing a coloring book.
Naunihal Singh is an assistant professor in the department of international-security studies at the Air War College, in Montgomery, and the author of "Seizing Power," a book about why some coups fail and others succeed, from Johns Hopkins University Press.
The Australian government has dropped its court battle to seize profits from a book written by a former Guantanamo Bay detainee, saying his admissions of terrorist activity before a US military commission could not be relied upon.
No, that minor character has the same function as that other minor character; why not combine them?" Except that we have a freedom today's frustrated editors can only fantasize about: we seize the book from its author and reinvent it to suit ourselves.
In 1959, Grove published an unexpurgated "Lady Chatterley," with a preface by Archibald MacLeish, a former Librarian of Congress, and an introduction by Schorer, plus blurbs from eminent persons of letters, and waited for the government to seize the book, which it did.
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The Stranger must enter the Age with no way of leaving, as they cannot risk sending a real linking book to Riven until Gehn is safely imprisoned, in case he should seize the book and use it to escape his confinement.
A state appellate court yesterday rejected the efforts of the New York State Crime Victims Board to seize book and movie profits from Salvatore Gravano, the Mafia informer known as Sammy the Bull.
Some seize on the book's father-son relationship, given that dads can find it hard to express their love for their children, something McBratney, a former teacher, thinks only worsens as kids age.
Seize the paper book, seize your pen, seize your own ability to write with your own hand.
