With the circumstances wholly changed, Harper struck out to end the inning.
(In accordance with conservative Hindu custom, her name was wholly changed upon her marriage, to reflect her husband's clan).
He abandoned the novel he had been toying with (which began with an Islamic terrorist blowing up a Hollywood party as a protest against the decadence of the West) and for a while contemplated giving up writing altogether, fiction seeming a meaningless skill in a wholly changed and uncertain world.
(In accordance with conservative Hindu custom, her name was wholly changed upon her marriage, to reflect her husband's clan). In her family's tradition she became an active worker in the Indian nationalist movement and was imprisoned three times by the British authorities in India.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 3 , 1949P. 17 For us the prettiest day in all the long year is the day that comes unexpectedly at the end of Aug. in the country It is a cool day, freshly laundered (as though straight from the Bendix of the gods), when the air, the light, & a new sound from the grasses give the world a wholly changed character.
And given that Mr Jenkins started as chief executive in 2012, that could mean it will be 2022 before Barclays has wholly changed.
45 1 The senate and the people seemed wholly changed: all rushed to the camp, striving to pass those next them and to overtake those before; they inveighed against Galba, praised the soldiers' decision, covered Otho's hand with kisses, the extravagance of their acts being in direct proportion to their falsity.
By raising the retirement age – a wholly unnecessary change that drew enormous opposition and protests – Sarkozy also helped to make France even more unequal.
The biggest variation was seen in muscle mass, which varied by more than 3kg, a wholly unrealistic change within days, given what I was doing in the week.
