Cage's CV bears a valiant number of one-word titled attempts, from Rage to Justice to, most laughably, Stolen.
In other words, despite Sony's valiant efforts, they are commodity items.So too are Sony's set-top boxes.
Mynhardt embodies the words that Johnny Clegg, the valiant dissident of South African popular music, sang during the late-nineteen-eighties official state of emergency: "We are the prisoners of the prisoners we have taken".
Friedman's Stargazer book The Valiant features two people who claim to be descended from the Valiants crew.
She, like the valiant Captain Humayun Khan, are truly the living embodiment of President Obama's moving words delivered earlier this year when he visited a mosque in suburbs of Baltimore and said, "You're not Muslim or American, you're Muslim and American".
In it, Data, the android and valiant lieutenant commander, fights an eager scientist who wants to study him — in other words, take him apart.
"Looking Good and Feeling Fine: The Banking Industry Since 2009" tells the remarkable story of the "too-big-to-fail" banks' valiant struggle to return to record profits so that they might continue, in the words of the Goldman Sachs chairman Lloyd Blankfein, to do "God's work".
The first among these improvements was a technique suggested by Valiant [ 23], who showed that the CFG Parsing problem on a sentence with n words can be solved in a running time which matches the running time of a Boolean Matrix Multiplication of two n × n matrices.
The ten different "Word Pharmacy" boxes of healing text, created by Danish poet Morten Søndergaard, make a valiant attempt at enabling it to.
