-
speech is
often introduced by the
vocative exclamation, "O".
Poets may
apostrophize a beloved, the Muses, God or gods, love, time, or any
other entity that...
-
considers the fact that his own
family "made its
money killing trees", he
apostrophizes his
apology and plea for
advice to the
coppice within which he has momentarily...
- Lazarus'
remains transferred to
Constantinople in 898. The
transfer was
apostrophized by Arethas,
bishop of Caesarea, and is
commemorated by the
Eastern Orthodox...
-
trademark could be
rendered useless." ("Grammarously Speaking: Don't
Apostrophize that Trademark," by Lisa Salazar, 3 G****s and A Law Blog, July 27, 2011...
- with care,
shakes the box with
expert hand,
throws rapidly,
humorously apostrophizes them, and
patiently waits the issue.
Silent at a good throw, he makes...
-
Philemon Asteroid 172
Baucis Friend of the
ancient Gr**** poet Erinna,
apostrophized in her long poem The
Distaff An
ancient Gr****
wrestler from Troezen...
- (with
silent h, or without): d'aigua, d'enveja, d'humitat. It does not
apostrophize however before the
following cases:
words that
start with a consonantic...
-
writes of M. Paul Emanuel: "Irritable he was; one
heard that, as he
apostrophized with
vehemence the
awkward squad under his orders." Brontë had also...
- the
third session of the UN
General ****embly in 1948 in Paris,
Spaak apostrophized the
delegation of the
Soviet Union with the
famous words: "peur de vous"...
- landscape,
bewails how he will
never see Nature's
bounty again and
apostrophizes the clouds, and
calls out to earth, whom he
calls "my
cradle and my...
