Interrogated by the communist militia, the sisters endure sexual abuse in the basement of the town hall along with Ingel's seven-year-old daughter, who is left mute with shock.
Fulton died before the craft was actually finished, however, and the submarine, named Mute, was left to rot, eventually sinking at its moorings.
But the pace of his prose, which is sonorous and blurry with Storyville grime — "And in that suddenly created solitude he was left with only the mute memory they shared," and so on — obscures the lines of Muldoon's story, his transformation into a person willing to barter his own future for a small shred of dignity.
The heavy lifting was left to Mr. Priebus, who made the rounds of the cable news programs, speaking for a party that had put itself on mute.
This is not an account of the tragedy that plays down the politics (Stewart's low-key, canny portrayal demonstrates that Claudius is the subtlest mind in the play after Hamlet) but the production ends with the arrival of a burly Fortinbras who is left standing mute in the doorway.
RP Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Marianna Ucra, the daughter of an aristocratic family in 18th-century Sicily, has been left deaf and mute by an unspecified childhood trauma.
"Does it bear repeating that, in most cases, the child who is fed normally but never spoken to does not survive very long?" Of course not but the issue here is not people being left as feral mutes, but speaking certain languages rather than others.
To guard against being left electronically blind and mute, the paratroopers carry multiple satellite and FM encrypted communications systems hardened against jamming.
"And if you tear off everything, so nothing's left, where will Sasha be?" He yelled, "Sasha is mute!
Several administrator functions are mute user, mute all, set presenter, and block user.
