It was as though a tiny sphere were rotating clockwise and counterclockwise at the same time.
French relations with Israel, which had been close, especially in the military sphere, were never the same again.
These two works, together with Lippold's "Five Variations Within a Sphere," were worth thirty-two thousandollarshundollarsllars.
Nonetheless, American culture didn't abandon the separate spheres ideology, and most moves by women outside the domestic sphere were viewed with suspicion and concern.
The McEwans and Frank Melli, director of an environmental charity called Green Sphere, were also charged with stealing $188,500 in Rockefeller money through a similar scheme.
The ancient Greeks, who knew the Earth to be a sphere, were the first to use globes to represent the surface of the Earth.
He said the publicly funded body should also have offered the McArthur family advice during the case, as the bakers believed their rights as people of faith within the commercial sphere were being undermined.
In a second, it did win, because its aims of containing China and Russia and preventing a domino-fall of other south-east Asian countries into the communist sphere were actually achieved.
It's hard to tell young boomers that the bubblegum music and teenyboppers they thrust into the cultural sphere were worse than the least of what the older set produced.
He was able to show, by direct summation over all the elements, that a uniform sphere of matter attracts bodies outside as if the whole mass of the sphere were concentrated at its centre.
What help would the highest and greatest moral victory be for man, if the enemy, "death," which lurks in the ultimate depth of man's physical, somatic, material sphere, were not overcome?
