We just sort of dove in and did it.
While I'm hardly a pacifist or really any sort of dove, I'm generally a much more highly selective hawk than the former secretary of state.
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It's "a heroic monument to some dead dodo, a Barbary ape, or some sort of Trojan dove," said Alderman John J. Hoellen at the unveiling several years ago.
You learn about their back story, Croker adopted them basically; he found them on a ship which came in and he saw some sort of potential in Dove, with his brains, and with Nathaniel he saw something else.
"MEET Showtime," said Giovanni James, a musician, magician and inventor of sorts, introducing his prized dove, who occupies a spacious cage in Mr. James's apartment in Midtown Manhattan.
People during the Cold War tended to work with very binary systems of discussing American foreign policy -- internationalists, unilateralists, isolationists, interventionists, realists, idealists, hawks, doves -- they sort of all boil down to the same things, and they didn't change.
If you're lucky, you might get some sort of sign like doves, but you probably won't.
As the tenth Bob Lee Swagger novel, G-Man is Stephen Hunter's Lonesome Dove, a big sort of book that takes well-established characters, especially Bob Lee himself, and puts them on an action-packed mission of self-discovery.
But actually this "troublemaking dove" creates all sorts of trouble, artistic and political.
