- of its folk music.
Along with
flourishing traditional forms such as the
bombard-biniou pair and fest-noz
ensembles incorporating other additional instruments...
- Israel–Hamas war and
Rafah offensive,
mostly used on
social media. The
phrase derives from a
comment made by
Richard "Rik" Peeperkorn, the
World Health...
- engineers,
including a
large bombard by Saruca,
while one
cannon was
built by Orban, who also
contributed a
large bombard. Orban, a
Hungarian (though some...
-
support and
replace it
entirely with
members of the
group who
deliberately bombard the
person with
affection in an
attempt to
isolate the
person from their...
-
camera closes in on [Bentley's]
bruised face as the
prosecutor and
judge bombard him with
questions he can
barely comprehend." The film's end
titles state...
-
remained in the Union. War
broke out in
April 1861
after the
Confederates bombarded Fort Sumter.
After the
January 1863 Eman****tion Proclamation, many freed...
-
Henman Sevogel, was killed. The
Armagnac troops set
their artillery to
bombard the hospital,
inflicting heavy casualties on the Swiss. Nevertheless, as...
-
threshold in
approximately one second:
neutrons within the
mixture began to
bombard the
nuclei of the solution's
plutonium atoms with
sufficient frequency...
- Lenin, "socialist in words,
imperialist in deeds". Some
academics use this
phrase to
refer to
governments that
engage in
imperialism meant to
preserve the...
-
uncertain if C****ia will meet him;
Mohamed learns a new
meaning for a
familiar phrase; Danny's
family get on Amy's nerves;
Yamir arrives in the U.S. and is welcomed...
