Cliff Longley, then The Times' eminent religious affairs correspondent, warned me at one point – citing a concept from St Thomas Aquinas – that those arguing against the move were at risk of "moral vanity".
DREAMS architecture was successfully prototyped to monitor real-time eminent faults present in the ligaments of large vibration screens used in the filtration process of the Oil Sands located in North Alberta, Canada.
For a time, the eminent Redfern Gallery in London's Cork Street sold his abstract works, along with those of Patrick Heron, Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud.
Marriage to a man born in 1817 and, in his time, so eminent, must have improved Lady Gregory's knowledge of history.
Certainly the rising legal and academic clamour about the rules of war as they have been applied in Vietnam will not leave the case alone.There was a time when eminent lawyers like the late Thurman Arnold defended President Johnson's intervention in Vietnam as "the enforcement of the principle that Nuremberg announced to the world".
"This is all just another ploy, yet another tactic they are using to get that road moved, this time through eminent domain," said Walter Rimkunas, 72, who has lived in his home on Second Avenue near the airport for more than 50 years and can see the one of the runways from his backyard.
In the 21st century, I believe that the time is eminent.
We have demonstrated, for the first time, the eminent suitability of OPT for the assessment of vascular structure in isolated arteries.
Hiddleston spent time with an eminent UK pathologist in preparation for shooting the film.
At the time of writing Eminent Victorians, the country was more than usually certain that God was on its side.
(Or was it the other way around?) She campaigned with women's suffragists and shared jail time with the eminent feminist Emmeline Pankhurst.
