-
reached No. 12 in the UK chart.
After "Tiger Feet" they
released "The Cat
Crept In"
which reached No. 2 in
April 1974,
which was
written to
exploit Les...
- fowl shot down with arrows. Land
spaniels were
setting spaniels—those that
crept forward and
pointed their game,
allowing hunters to
ensnare them with nets...
- are at
times granted to
senior politicians. It is
possible that the term
crept into
English through the
writings of Niccolò Machiavelli, who
wrote of advisers...
-
clock tower was
designed after Big Ben of London, as
Western influence crept into
Nepalese architecture during the Rana era. The
GhantaGhar that stands...
- attempt. One
night at Hermigny, France,
while the
prince slept, ********ins
crept toward his tent.
Pompey heard them and
began barking and
scratching to warn...
- De La Soul's thought-provoking "Millie
Pulled a
Pistol on Santa") soon
crept in.
Artists such as
Masta Ace (particularly for SlaughtaHouse),
Brand Nubian...
- was surve**** in 1851.
Since then a
number of
small and
large bridges have
crept up. Some are even
largest of
their kind.
Mahatma Gandhi Setu,
joining Patna...
-
European glory in the
European Cup
Winners Cup,
while unfancied Cagliari crept into the UEFA Cup
qualification places at the
expense of the 1991 champions...
- “Only
another 2,000 metres,
Lieutenant Colonel. We have to make it!'” I
crept through the snow up a hill with the major...Two
wounded grenadiers from...
-
shoots from the
saddle at the gallop.
Another term, "horseback archery", has
crept into
modern use.
Horse archery developed separately among the
people of...
