- Look up they, them,
their, theirs, or
themselves in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In
Modern English, they is a third-person
pronoun relating to a grammatical...
- NFC in 2002,
leaving the
Buccaneers as the only NFL team not to play in
their original conference. As a
result of the league's
realignment prior to the...
- co-produce much of
their material.
Originally a hip hop group, they
expanded their musical style to
incorporate a wide
range of genres,
while their lyrics have...
- pla****
between two
teams of 11
players each, who
almost exclusively use
their feet to
propel a ball
around a
rectangular field called a pitch. The objective...
-
music as an art form.
Rooted in skiffle, beat and 1950s rock 'n' roll,
their sound incorporated elements of
classical music and
traditional pop in innovative...
-
northpaw stance, is one in
which the
fighter places their left foot in front, thus
placing their left side
closer to the opponent.
Because it
places the...
- of
notable people,
organised by year. New
deaths articles are
added to
their respective month (e.g.,
Deaths in
November 2024) and then
linked below....
- from the
national po****r vote ('one person, one vote') of
their entire countries to
elect their respective presidents. The
United States instead uses indirect...
- and hip hop,
while their later music features more
electronica and pop elements.
Linkin Park rose to
international fame with
their debut studio album...
- Heart, the ****e
Girls hired Simon Fuller as
their manager and
signed with
Virgin Records. They
released their debut single, "Wannabe", in 1996,
which reached...
