When Moses finds his life's work shattered in front of him he turns back and retraces his steps up that steep mountain.
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Consistent with previous work, shattering wild rice individuals possess clear, defined abscission layers at flowering, whereas non-shattering cultivated rice individuals do not.
Picking up the pieces of three work weeks shattered from the impact of midday school events, early dismissals, half-days, and a school year that ended for two of my children a week earlier than the other two, I could only send a quick, impassioned agreement.
Dozens of others were hard at work, replacing shattered windows and covering holes in their roofs from the recent bombing.
He worked on shattered morale, on developing an all-volunteer army, on ways to reduce casualties from friendly fire.
Others, including Harold Clurman and Robert Brustein, described the show -- also noted for its inclusion of live jazz music -- as a seminal work that shattered barriers between actors and audience.
Ms. Monte's new work is "Shattered," a group piece inspired by the churning, complex score by Michael Gordon to which it is set (tomorrow afternoon and Sunday night).
In doing so, his work has shattered myths and revealed some deep truths about the predictors of longevity, the organization of health care and the workings of the medical mind.
That Rite has now been reworked and paired with Stravinsky's Petrushka, commissioned as part of A String of Rites, a series marking the centenary of a work that shattered the parameters of Western music.
The Going to Work model shattered this season, thanks to public displays of player discontent, including what appeared to be a boycott of a practice last week; the team's 22-41 record; and the drawn-out process to sell the team and the arena by Davidson's widow, Karen.
