- place, and it has
remained the record-
holder ever since. "Key
facts about the
Forth Bridge".
forth-bridges.co.uk.
Forth Bridges Forum. 2015.
Archived from...
-
forth in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Forth or
FORTH may
refer to:
forth magazine, an
Internet magazine Forth (album), by The Verve, 2008
Forth,...
- is a
drill which is
turned by
pushing a nut back and
forth along a
spirally grooved drill holder. It was
formerly used for
delicate operations such as...
-
Frederick Henry Alexander Forth (11
February 1808 – 7
April 1876) was a
British colonial administrator. He was Lieutenant-Governor in the
British West...
- at the end of the hall with Dorothy's voice.
Helen then has a back-and-
forth conversation with her "Dorothy-side" and Paul as well.
Dorothy then speaks...
-
compactly store a
holder that
carries the
thread of the weft yarn
while weaving with a loom.
Shuttles are
thrown or p****ed back and
forth through the shed...
- the instrument,
wherein the
possessor of the note may be a
holder, but not
necessarily a
holder in due course.
Negotiation requires a
valid endor****t of...
- of
money charged by the
insurer to the
policyholder for the
coverage set
forth in the
insurance policy is
called the premium. If the
insured experiences...
- from
Gaius Lucilius,
Satires VI, 284 a
falsis principiis proficisci to set
forth from
false principles Legal phrase. From Cicero, De
Finibus IV.53. a fortiori...
- he will shut down the party. With AWOL in a pickle, he must go back and
forth between being with
Sissy as
Miles and
being with ****sie as AWOL. Meanwhile...
