- Tchaikovsky's
morale and he
accepted the post eagerly. He was
further heartened by news of the
first public performance of one of his works, his Characteristic...
- was
tarnished significantly by this battle, and
Christian Europe was
heartened. The
Christian coalition had been
promoted by Pope Pius V to
rescue the...
- protests.
Young pla**** a
short set to draw
attention to the issue, and
hearten the activists, some of whom had been
pepper spra**** and ****aulted by RCMP...
- true
meaning of
Christmas is to give, not get. The
Veggies and
Louie are
heartened by the news and are left
wondering how to tell the rest of the people...
-
crushed by the
Berber rebels at the
Battle of
Bagdoura (in Morocco).
Heartened by the
victories of
their North African brethren, the
Berbers of al-Andalus...
- NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center,
expressed a
similar sentiment: "I'm
heartened that there's a
movie addressing real
climate issues. But as for the science...
- the
arrival in
theatre of
Prince Eugene, his co-commander at Blenheim.
Heartened by the Prince's
robust confidence,
Marlborough set
about to
regain the...
-
stepfather in 1857,
Baudelaire received no
mention in the will but he was
heartened nonetheless that the
division with his
mother might now be mended. At...
-
sniper attacks and disease,
lowering the
garrison size to 200. He was
heartened to
learn that some 6,000
Maratha forces had been
convinced to come to...
- m****cript, 'The Professor', did not
secure a publisher,
although she was
heartened by an
encouraging response from Smith,
Elder & Co. of Cornhill, who expressed...
