I think they made up this term for the bourgeoisie not to be scared of comics.
Ilya Ehrenburg's novel Ottepel (1954; The Thaw) provided this term for a period of relative liberalism.
Owen has made only four appearances this term for United, and none since November, as he battled to overcome a thigh problem.
Brecht, who had served in Reinhardt's dramaturgic collective and played an even greater part in Piscator's, appropriated this term for his own theatre.
This term for palace was used increasingly from about 1400 bc as a way of referring to the living king; in earlier times it was rare.
This term, for the first time since the cap on tuition fees was tripled from £3,000 to £9,000 in 2012, almost all undergraduates will be paying top whack.
But Benjamin, who popularized this term for the detached city-stroller, also knew that the freedom of leisure could be deceptive: the flâneur is also the person "who abandons himself to the phantasmagorias of the marketplace".
Palace sit sixth in the Premier League table, having been rejuvenated under Pardew's leadership this year, avoiding relegation last season and mounting an early push this term for a place in the Europa League.
Evangelicals are mainly Protestant churches, agencies, and individuals who call themselves by this term (for example, members of the National Association of Evangelicals); these numbered approximately 45 million in mid-2010.
R. C. Teuton: Alternatively this term for timepiece could be ticker (anag. incl. e, & lit).. M. Wainwright: Where Usain B. competes, one's in for a dazzling performance (track with I for a). A. J. Wardrop: John Travolta's no. 1, written with Little Richard? (T + Rick).
