In October, the brothers flew their "manned kite." ... Cautiously, the brothers began to fly the glider as a kite. ... The distance over the ground was measured and found to be 852 feet; the time of the flight 59 seconds. ... Orville and his brother, Wilbur, were two of them. ... No longer worried about needing soft sand for crashing, they found a location in Ohio, eight miles outside of Dayton. ...
Many physicians analyzed the dead carcasses, but found no abnormalities in the slain animals. ... In searching the land he found a certain cave, but the cave wasn't normal. ... "Good to see you too brother!" ... The sword then found its way thru the chest of Brunte releasing his mental hold over all the evil he had controlled. Returning to the boat, he boarded with someone a solemn attitude for he had killed his own brother. ...
Leonardo found himself within a family turned in on itself, self-enclosed and self-sufficient - in a house that had no neighbors and no need for any. ... Mesa and his brothers were shocked at the great in him within so short a time. ... The two rode to Zapote and found the house dark and locked up. ... In the end the two brothers rode back to Sta. ... Cried his brother Gene: "You can't fight a gun with a rosary!" ...
There I have found evidence that many people consciously or unconsciously modify their bodies to mark the advent or conclusion of important events and times of their lives. ... In one article I found on the Internet entitled Modern Primitives, there is a story of a woman named Elizabeth, who had been in an abusive relationship for about a year. ... (Modern Primitives, 2) I have found this story to be a very common one. ... As one author wrote in an essay found online: "I chose to scar my body, not because I hate it but because I love it. ... In one article I found online the author writes of ...
Big Brother The head of the Party Ingsoc. ... Antagonist The antagonist, Big Brother, is symbolized in O'Brien. ... The Party rules under the dictatorship of Big Brother. ... As he dies, he has a feeling of reverence for Big Brother. ... Big Brother, however, does not succeed in destroying Winston's feelings of love for Julia. ...
He denies his brother Orlando his rightful inheritance and the education that is due to him. ... To escape his brother's plot to kill him, he goes to the forest, courts Rosalind, and weds her. ... It is quickly established that there is deep conflict between the two brothers. ... They decide to dress up as a country brother and sister to make their travel safer. ... Rosalind enters reading a poem she found about herself on a tree. ...
He was found in a handbag on a railway line, and as such feels less at home in aristocratic society than does Algernon. ... Young and pretty, she is favored by Algernon, who pretends to be Jack's brother, Ernest. ... After she leaves, Lady Bracknell learns from Jack that he was an orphan, found in a handbag on a railway line. ... Jack tells Algernon what happened, and says he will kill off his brother Ernest later in the week. ... She tells him his brother is in the dining room; Jack says he doesn't have a brother. ...
The oppressing Oceanic government, under the leadership of Big Brother, is almost a mirror image of the Soviet Union under the rule of the tyrant, Joseph Stalin. ... There is a distinct social hierarchy in Oceania consisting of the Proles, the Outer Party, the Inner Party and Big Brother, in increasing importance. ... They were required to do the mundane, day-to-day, tasks of making sure that the entire populace was being loyal to Big Brother. ... For all of the attention directed in his direction, one would expect that Big Brother was a major character in 1984. ... In fact, Big Brother never ...
The oppressing Oceanic government, under the leadership of Big Brother, is almost a mirror image of the Soviet Union under the rule of the tyrant, Joseph Stalin. ... There is a distinct social hierarchy in Oceania consisting of the Proles, the Outer Party, the Inner Party and Big Brother, in increasing importance. ... They were required to do the mundane, day-to-day, tasks of making sure that the entire populace was being loyal to Big Brother. ... For all of the attention directed in his direction, one would expect that Big Brother was a major character in 1984. ... In fact, Big Brother never ...
Montaigne says that friends should only spend time with each other because they give themselves entirely to one another. He says that true friends should not need anymore friends because they only need eachothers company. But I think that that is not true. I believe that you can have a million true ...
John Fitzgerald Kennedy decided that the best-suited person to lead the United States Peace Corps would be his brother-in-law, Sargent Shriver (Reeves 69). ... Kennedy live under more of a microscope than Reagan did, and because of this I have found hundreds and hundreds more books and articles on John Fitzgerald Kennedy. ...
The Grimm brothers collected the folk tales of the German people to make up their volume, but fairy tales are more than just folk tales. ... These are some of the changes I have found. ... In the version collected by the Grimm brothers a hazel tree grows over the dead mother's grave, and the tree shakes down the dresses Cinderella wears to the ball. ... The version told by the Brothers Grimm, ending with the Princess being awakened by the chaste kiss of the rescuing Prince, is now the best-known, the brothers having shorn the story of its elements of cannibalism, rape and adultery. ...
An example would be "Big Brother is ungood ", sounding completely out of place the mind would resort to "Big Brother is good ". ... The term Big Brother originating from Orwell's hand, has also founds it's way into our culture. ... Are we in a Big Brother society yet? (Lewis P, 2011: 5) Another concept, which was suggested by Orwell in 1984, that has found it's way into common language is the term Thought-Crime. ... Although when he is not under the watch of Big Brother, Smith reminisces over the world before the atomic war. ...
His father was Alonzo Hickok, his mother was Polly Butler, and he had five siblings, three brothers and two sisters. ... Wild Bill, along with his brothers, also assisted his father with the work on the Underground Railroad, which helped slaves escape from the South to the free North. ... Another story was that he and his brother Lorenzo stopped a lynch mob, and a woman called one or both of them "Wild," and the name Bill was just attached on to it. ... From this you may surmise the ideas that civilians and press made up tales about Wild Bills life, but it was actually Hickok that helped sp...
Her brother also has a talk with her that night. ... Bounderby but will marry him because it will make her father and her brother happy. ... James Harthouse, a brother of a Member of Parliament, comes to Coketown. ... Bounderby and then Louisa and then her brother Tom. ... She tells him that she is also worried about her brother, who soon appears. ...
In northern Italy he founded the Cisalpine Republic, and straightened his position in France by sending millions of francs worth of treasure to the government. ... In 1806 he seized the kingdom of Naples and made his elder brother Joseph king, converted the Dutch Republic into the kingdom of Holland for his brother Louis, and established the Confederation of the Rhine of which he was the protector. ... He also added new states to the empire: the kingdom of Westphalia, under his brother Jerome, the duchy of Warsaw, and others. ... In 1808, he made his brother Joseph, the king of Spain. Napoleon...
Historical Background The original founders of McDonald's, and the fast-food concept, were brothers Dick and Mac McDonald. ... milkshake machine salesman, heard of the brothers' generation of around $350,000 in annual revenues, and instantly became convinced that its concept could work in other cities. Kroc became the first franchisee appointed by the McDonald brothers, and opened his first restaurant the following year in Des Plaines, Illinois. In 1961, Kroc bought all the rights to the McDonald's concept from the McDonald brothers for $2.7 million. ... Ronald McDonald Childr...
Marguerite had a hard time dealing with the death of Lee's Father, which left her all alone to raise Lee and his two brothers, Robert Oswald and John Pic, a son from her first marriage (Beck 71). ... After two years of working in a factory, Lee's mother took Lee and his brothers out of the orphanage (Posner 6). ... Like his brother Robert, Lee also wanted to join the Marines. ... They found him both mentally and physically unstable to live without supervision and care. ... The Soviet diplomats at the embassy found Oswald to be unstable (Beck 72). ...
It was a letter from one of his brothers that told him, "I know how to get you out of jail, don't eat pork and quite smoking." Malcom did what his brother told him to do and began wondering how his brother was going to spring him from prison. ... During the composition of these letters, he often found himself frustrated because he did not have the vocabulary to express himself. ...
He saw Robert Thompson, who was hanging out with his little brother. ... "We just found him at the bottom of the hill,"" Jon and Robert claimed as if they didn't know him. ... They told her that they found the lost boy at the mall and were on their way to the police station. ... Robert said it was Jon's brother, and they were taking him home. ... Some people passed by and one of the boys said loudly, "I'm fed up having my little brother. ...
I could see myself connecting with Malachy, Frank's little brother. ... Malachy, Frank's brother, receives his own sense of freedom when he goes to the Irish Army to play the trumpet in the band (McCourt 283). ... Frank found his freedom and only one person is accredited to that. ... Throughout Frank's life, he sees his brothers" and sister's lives taken away as a result of their poverty. ... As a young child, Frank questions the reason his sister and brothers die. ...
Cain, the son of Adam, became jealous of his brother Abel because God liked his offering better. ... Joseph was traded as a slave to the Ishmaelites by his jealous brothers. ... His brothers and their households were saved from the famine by entering Egypt under Joseph's protection. ... Youngblood places this culturally by quoting Deuteronomy 25.5-6: "If brothers are living together and one of them dies without a son, his widow must not marry outside the family. Her husband's brother shall take her and marry her and fulfill the duty of the brother-in-law to her" (Ch. 10). ...
William II's brother, Duke Robert Curthouse made a claim to the throne. ... William had never married and had no heirs, the most logical heir seemed to be his eldest brother Robert Curthose. Robert, however, was away on the Crusade so William's younger brother, Henry, took over the throne. ... However, no proof has ever been found to support this claim, and Henry I was crowned at Westminster Abbey on august 5, 1100. Henry began to prepare for the return of his brother Robert by winning over the supports of his subjects, barons and nobles. ...
The members of the greater number of Christian religious orders are ordained priests, although lay members are admitted as brothers and nuns to some; a number of orders are for women only. ... The order of Augustinian nuns was founded in 1264, and until 1401 remained strictly cloistered. ... The first 12 Benedictine monasteries were founded early in the 6th century at Subiaco, near Rome, by Benedict, who later founded the famous abbey at Monte Cassino and there established the rule that organized and revitalized Western monasticism and gave it its particular characteristics. ... Dominican...
