The first half of the book traces the paths of the five women who would meet their lonely ends amid the poison-ivy and sea-grass-choked marshes not far from the small Long Island community of Oak Beach, a place that bears no relation to the glamour of, say, the Hamptons.
A newspaper cautioned that she and her party would "meet their tragic ends" if they persisted in supporting sanctions against Myanmar.See you in courtA judge indicted Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's prime minister, on charges of paying for sex with an underage prostitute and abusing his power.
Just a few months ago, many of them would have met their end at a slaughterhouse in neighboring Illinois.
Apparently Mr. Hartley had a presentiment that one day he would meet his end at sea, and it may have been no sudden inspiration that led him at the last moment to direct his orchestra to play "Nearer, my God, to Thee".
Until his cash infusion, it appeared that Glendale's participation — the second-longest-running in the Rose Parade — would meet its end in the face of citywide budget cuts, with officials reporting just $596 in individual donations prior to Caruso's challenge grant.
Among yesterday's gainers, Intel rose 11 cents, to $28.71, after raising the low end of its third-quarter revenue projection and saying gross margins would meet the high end of its estimates.
The video screen behind him was frozen on a play in the first period, when there was still hope this run would meet a different end.
So when it was announced that the show would be transported to Broadway, there were fears that "Lysistrata Jones" would meet the disenchanted end that often befalls resurrected summer romances.
Notes attached to the bullet-ridden bodies accused the victims of working with the United States as it carries out a wave of drone strikes in the region, and warned that anyone else who did so would meet the same end.
