Polite mendacity and inward bitterness on my part towards the individual who has converted the compartment into an oven.
Hammerton, John Alexander, Sir
the act of donating money or time to promote human welfare
He also continued his arts philanthropy around the Twin Cities; most recently, the Cowles Center, a theater devoted to dance, opened in Minneapolis last fall.
New York Times
(Mar 20, 2012)
Rickford Burke, president of the Caribbean Guyana Institute for Democracy, which is based in New York, said words alone would not placate the community’s concerns.
New York Times
(Dec 12, 2011)
Always pack your playing cards in a clear plastic bag for easy locating and protection from rain and leaky water bottles.
New York Times
(Apr 10, 2012)
While Analog Semiconductors remains its core strength, a plethora of opportunities in the Wireless and embedded space are coming up.
Forbes
(Feb 27, 2012)
But with the US President on the case, and so much, including thousands of livelihoods at risk, he was absolutely right not to prevaricate.
Wall Street Journal
(May 4, 2010)
Dogmatic systems may enjoin men to propitiate certain unseen beings by acts which are not in accordance with the moral law.
Lecky, William Edward Hartpole
The atmosphere is so rarefied that distant objects appear near, and the buildings, which were in reality 15 miles away, looked quite close at hand.
Hume-Griffith, A.
TransCanada has taken reticent landowners before special county boards in Texas, one of the first steps in that state’s condemnation process.
New York Times
(Oct 18, 2011)
Tommy Jordan shot his daughter’s laptop — nine times — after he found a profanity-laced tirade she had written on her Facebook page.
Washington Post
(Feb 19, 2012)
Moscow’s city government closed streets around the cathedral — causing those Muscovites not so inclined to venerate relics to rant about the even-worse-than-usual traffic jams.
New York Times
(Nov 24, 2011)
Assessing veracity was impossible when everything was contradicted, backed up and/or laughed at within moments by some other source.
Newsweek
(Feb 21, 2011)