In Grozny's Oktyabrsky district, all but leveled by Russian bombing, a 40-year-old named Akhmed is reclaiming his family's shattered home, using materials donated by a Danish charity.
True, a few of us still have ambitions, but if we fail at these, it doesn't shatter us the way it used to; having finally established ourselves as persons, our personhood is no longer vulnerable to ordinary outer frustrations.
The oldest (topmost) 10 flowers per panicle were analyzed for breaking tensile strength (BTS), or shattering level, using a digital force gauge as described in [ 18].
Still, even stepstreets carpeted in shattered glass and used condoms are used frequently.
"The plate has shattered," he said, using an Arabic expression.
And it shattered, alas, what used to be the team's most attractive characteristic, its ability to stay calm, and still win, in the worst of circumstances.
A lesser man might have been flustered and shattered, but Walsh used his remaining time to cover the election from Lahore — thus doing every reporter proud.
According to a study of handshaking at the University of Alabama — prepare to have your preconceived notions shattered — "extroverted types use firm handshakes, while shy, neurotic personalities don't".
The term "shattered kidney" is used to describe a kidney ruptured in multiple fragments by severe and deep lacerations (Fig. 4a b).
In Factory Night Sky, Dial uses shattered glass, and wire on a painted panel.
