Steinbrenner cannot contract the other owners who want to suppress him as easily.
"There is always a tendency for people to suppress him," P. S. Easa, a local elephant expert, told me.
"Victor was a prankster," said Jack Conway, the attorney general of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, who is running in the Democratic senatorial primary on May 18. Jack Conway laughed as he recalled Victor's older brothers trying to suppress him by hanging him by the clothing from a large hook, which tattered his underwear but did not slow him down.
We tried to keep the war away from the Table, but now and then a budding Serbian patriot would start ranting about the suppression of his people's culture, whereupon Dedo, with his newly acquired elder status, would indeed suppress him, with a sequence of carefully arranged insults and curses.
At the same time, the film follows the embodiment of Freaknik — a spirit with gold teeth and sunglasses, a black exterior emblazoned with dollar signs and the voice of T-Pain — whose rejuvenated popularity puts him at odds with the Boule, a shadowy organization of upper-class blacks that seeks to suppress him and his followers.
Mr Magher said the Labour leader and Smethwick councillor had posted the image in a bid to suppress him and stop him asking difficult questions.
He defeated the Emperor's uncle John Doukas, who had come to suppress him, advancing toward the capital to destroy Chrysopolis (Üsküdar) on the Asian coast of the Bosphorus.
Diocletian moved into Egypt to suppress him, first putting down rebels in the Thebaid in the autumn of 297, then moving on to besiege Alexandria.
No surrender to the IRA!" It took about ten seconds for the police to suppress him, while his friend in the purple pointed at him and screamed, "They're arresting him!" Presumably in case nobody had ever seen an arrest before.
"That's enough," she often says to him, suppressing his curiosity with her constant scolding.
