- Sam S.
Millard (also
known as Elid
Stanch) was a
filmmaker of the 1920s
through the 1950s and 1960s.
Nicknamed "Steamship", he was one of the
Forty Thieves...
-
advertising and circulation, as many
papers had to
retrench operations to
stanch the losses.
Worldwide annual revenue approached $100 billion in 2005–7,...
- from
estancar "hold back a
current of water," from V.L. *stanticare (see
stanch). But
others say the Port. word is the
source of the
Indian ones. Gujarati...
- 2007.
Retrieved March 22, 2010.
Wright 2008: 'In December, in
order to
stanch the flow of criticism,
Zawahiri boldly initiated a
virtual town-hall meeting...
- Gullapalli, Diya (September 20, 2008). "Bailout of
Money Funds Seems to
Stanch Outflow". The Wall
Street Journal. Nocera, Joe (October 1, 2008). "As Crisis...
- cricothyroidotomy,
compartment fasciotomies and
emergency laparotomy or
thoracotomy to
stanch bleeding. They are also
called upon to
staff surgical intensive care units...
- situation, but even
reducing the
payroll and his own
salary were not
enough to
stanch the bleeding: by the end of the season, the
Packers were on what seemed...
- 1914 5.122 5.124 1700 1689 To the
bright east she
flies 1573 1603 To the
stanch Dust 1914 3.086 5.086 1402 1434 To
their apartment deep 1914 4.097 5.097...
- was born on
March 21, 1875, in Brez,
Trentino and the
mother Arcangela Stancher on May 29, 1882, in Tavon, Trentino.
Census 1920 Parker, Ryan (May 5, 2015)...
- movement,
while endeavoring to
deflect its successes,
blunt its
mischief and
stanch the
wounds it was inflicting." This
explanation for Zhou's
elusiveness was...
