- bag), the
Tyrells (unclear), and the
Martells (ditto), most of whom are
feverishly endeavoring to
advance their ambitions and ruin
their enemies, preferably...
- or "Renaissance Man", an
individual of "unquenchable curiosity" and "
feverishly inventive imagination." He is
widely considered one of the most diversely...
-
advantage at launch, that edge is
slowly evaporating as
Microsoft has
worked feverishly to undo most of the Xbox One's
original missteps." Nick Pino of TechRadar...
-
April 1934 that
Hindenburg would likely not
survive the year. He
worked feverishly to get the
armed forces—the only
group in
Germany that
would be nearly...
- dancing.
Keeping his new
obsession from his
family and co-workers, John
feverishly trains for Chicago's
biggest dance competition. His
friendship with Paulina...
-
Lohan is
called to the set, she
dutifully does the pap walk –
texting feverishly behind a
curtain of hair,
while grungy lensmen scamper alongside." Lowry...
- (translation of Tom Holland),
where the
Spartans in
their last
stand fought feverishly against him and the
Persian force over the
retrieval of Leonidas' dead...
-
archetype of the
Renaissance man, a man of "unquenchable curiosity" and "
feverishly inventive imagination". Many
notable polymaths lived during the Renaissance...
- the Great, who had to deal with more
developed countries in the West,
feverishly built works in
factories for
supplying the army and
strengthening the...
- ****isting her husband,
Audubon established two
successful schools and
worked feverishly to
teach her students. Lucy
Bakewell was born to
William and Lucy (Green)...
