Calling time on theocracy Hustling spires Reprints Related items Foreign university students: Will they still come Aug 5th 2010To flourish, British universities and their political masters must make a host of small changes and one huge one.
The result was cruel on relegation-threatened Bristol, who looked the most likely team to grab a late winner in late flourish.
Despite the late flourish that saw 29 come from the final three overs, Australia's score looked within reach of a powerful West Indies top order.
These bacteria, stimulated by the degradation of environmental parameters during the warm seasons (spring and summer), flourish by forming red-water and may contribute also to biological balance restoration.
No scene like downtown 1981 could flourish today under the eye of the Internet.
A city with a population of 4,000 to 5,000 flourished at Poverty Point from about 1700 to 700 bce.
Opera, presented piecemeal at Ravinia beginning in 1912, flourished from 1919 to 1931, with stars from the Metropolitan Opera and elsewhere appearing regularly.
Intimacy at 8.30 (1954) flourished, with Cass writing some of the most amusing musical moments for Joan Heal as Jezebel.
Suddenly, almost anyone had a shot at the nomination, and political outsiders — George McGovern in 1972, Jimmy Carter in 1976, Ronald Reagan in 1980 — flourished.
The Empire State of mind continued a few blocks away at the Gale South Beach, an Art Deco-style hotel with 1940s flourishes that opened in December.
The Bauhaus, the innovative design academy the Nazis would close down in 1933, flourished, and contemporary design styles were adopted by German industry.
