Often Ms. Hill seized a line of a song as an incantation: repeating it, rephrasing it, pushing it lower and higher, switching from ache to defiance or leaping away to scat-sing a barrage of syllables.
In a statement, the council said the alleged attack took place on a road between Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul, and the Syrian border, as peshmerga forces fought to seize a vital supply line used by the Sunni militants.
He ended the sixth game with an ace to hold at 15 and then broke Federer with a backhand passing shot down the line to seize a 4-3 leandand serve out for the set.
A villager with information vital to the Allies has been badly injured by a German land mine, and in desperation, American soldiers cross enemy lines and seize a Nazi doctor, whom they force to perform emergency surgery.
My eye was seized by a line in sits vac: 'Must have interest in call-centre management'.
LOCAL environmentalists seized on a line in the letter indicating a desire to "attract quality business development" as proof that the widening would be the first step in making the road an ugly strip.
Labour, meanwhile, has seized on a line about spending on public services going down to a share of the economy last seen in the 1930s to pretend that the Tories want to close the NHS so that shoeless children get rickets.
Operation Commando was scheduled for 3 5 October 1951 and the US I Corps commander, Lieutenant General John W. O'Daniel, envisioned a concept of operations in which three of the corps' four divisions would advance on a broad front in conjunction with US 25th Infantry Division on the left flank of the neighbouring US IX Corps, seizing a new defensive line known as the Jamestown Line.
It takes a brave person to put their career and/or financial resources on the line and seize an opportunity to make a real difference in the world.
As Caldwell's brigade advanced around the right flank of the Confederates, Col. Francis C. Barlow and 350 men of the 61st and 64th New York saw a weak point in the line and seized a knoll commanding the sunken road.
