- Phobos.
Deimos served to
represent the
feelings of
dread and
terror that
befell those before a battle,
while Phobos personified feelings of fear and panic...
-
Terrible Turkish Executioner, or It
Served Him
Right and in
Britain as What
Befell the
Turkish Executioner, is a 1903
French silent trick film by
Georges Méliès...
- any
wrongful act is held
entirely or
partially at
fault for the harm that
befell them.
There is
historical and
current prejudice against the
victims of domestic...
- two
tablets of the Ten
Commandments and
other historical calamities that
befell the
Jewish people on the same date. The fast of Tammuz,
according to Rabbi...
-
States as the only non-European-based team in the sport.
Financial issues befell the
squad before they even made the grid.
Despite the
entry of
these new...
- into an
awful brute. Out of
personal revenge for the
bloody injustice that
befell him (in 1515) with the
killing of
kinsfolk and
destruction of his property...
- The Old
Tobacco Shop: A True
Account of What
Befell a
Little Boy in
Search of
Adventure is a children's
fantasy novel by
William Bowen that was
named a...
- I
Became an
Autodidact and the Advice, Adventures, and
Acrimonies that
Befell Me
Thereafter (Delacorte Press, ISBN 0-385-29636-3, and
Bantam Dell Publishing...
-
Tribuntsev about a
battered seiner called "Bullfinch" and the
trials that
befell the crew of a
fishing trawler. It was
theatrically released in
Russia on...
- in service. The ship was
broken up at Kaohsiung, Taiwan. A
similar fate
befell its
sister ship, the Esso Hibernia, also
built on
Tyneside and launched...
