Before then, I hadn't known what the street was called, even though I had walked it many times.
Dickie, as he was called, even by those who'd never met him, hated to lose; whenever an Ole Miss coaching change was rumored, fans tracked Scruggs's plane on the Internet, for hints about where the school was looking.
Rani had been telling me in the car about the privileges of being a devadasi, about the way people respected her, how she was regarded as auspicious and was called even to upper-caste weddings to give her blessings.
May 3, 1428 Guadalajara, Spain January 11 , 1495Guadalajara, Spain Pedro González, cardinal de Mendoza, (born May 3, 1428, Guadalajara, Castile [Spain] died January 11 , 1495 Guadalajara), Spanish prelate and diplomat who influenced Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon and was called, even in his own time, "the third king of Spain".
Pedro González, cardinal de Mendoza, (born May 3 , 1428 Guadalajara, Castile [Spain] died January 11 , 1495 Guadalajara) Spanish prelate and diplomat who influenced Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon and was called, even in his own time, "the third king of Spain".
His older brother, Joe, was even more cerebral and hesitated before acting, making Reacher (how he was called, even by his mother) the first to react.
I have lived in Virginia for almost twelve years without being called even once.
There is no prior decision which is dispositive and hardly any that can be called even close; we have had to make our own appraisal.
The factorial method is designed so that factorial n-1) can be called even though factorial n-1hasn't yet finished working.
At the moment, a strike can be called even if the turnout is very small, as long as a majority vote in favour.
Converse claimed that only around ten per cent of the public has what can be called, even generously, a political belief system.
