The racial politics of the time thwarted that plan, but two decades later, after an infusion of immigrant Irish priests, Tenafly became the SMA's American home base.
Saha's shot was blocked and Cahill, again sensing a quick kill from a few yards out, was this time thwarted by a desperate tackle from Ward.
In any event, Hamilton and Burr had long been enemies, and Hamilton had several times thwarted Burr's ambitions.
In Antigua, where the Council has several times thwarted the government in civil-liberties cases, change requires a referendum, and would be unlikely to succeed.
He has favored instead a double game of tempered public rhetoric and concerted diplomacy, and this has, at times, thwarted the desire for a clarion American voice.
Age-based stereotypes emerged among students that, at times, thwarted positive TMC interactions as students made assumptions about classmates based upon the little demographic information derived from online postings.
And that desperate desire that yearning to get better, to be normal (but to be time and time again thwarted by your mind) is pervasive in our society, even if we're not that good at talking about it yet.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration's classified review of nuclear weapons policy will for the first time make thwarting nuclear-armed terrorists a central aim of American strategic nuclear planning, according to senior Pentagon officials.
Trying to outguess his opponent, Sherman attempted to swing around the Confederate right flank twice and around the left flank the other times, but each time Johnston divined which way Sherman was moving and each time pulled back in time to thwart him.
