Nevertheless, there was a periodical market, and a prestige market for collections which nurtured all sorts of writing.
Two hundred people from Darby and surrounding Ravalli County, which nurtures a deep vein of conservative religious sentiment, filed into the gym on Dec. 10.
Social support can be divided into emotional support which nurtures a sense of belonging and personal worth; informational support which increases awareness and knowledge; and instrumental support, which is practical assistance with daily living [ 12].
It was a sour end to a frustrating night, and the United States team, which nurtured a soaring self-belief over a 12-game run, felt its swagger evaporate into the Costa Rican night.
A production of Page 73, which nurtures the work of emerging playwrights, "Sleeping Rough" feels at once overwritten and undercooked.
Also required is a little evidence that the game which nurtures him has any real clue about how to make the point.
In 2002, with the support of the Japanese business executive Tomio Taki, she founded the Taki Concordia Conducting Fellowship, which nurtures talented young women and gives them performance opportunities.
The mental hospital is the repressive state, which nurtures and praises its sons until they start doing something of which the state disapproves – demonstrating against a war or refusing to go and fight in it, say.
Before long, Enriquez was not only telling the story from the Rojitas boxing school, which nurtures some of the greatest Peruvian boxing talents, but also from the homes and neighborhoods of the subjects with whom he grew close.
(Brantley) 'Sleeping Rough' (closes on Saturday) Kara Manning's new play — a production of Page 73, which nurtures the work of emerging playwrights — is a study of grief that suffers from the over-literary quality of its dialogue.
