-
simply an "unpracticed"
attempt to hark back to an
American Music Club
album cover. She was the only
model available to her, and the dead
rabbit was added...
- the 1979 film Quadrophenia. The mod
revival was a
conscious effort to hark back to the
earlier generation in
terms of
style and presentation. In the early...
- due
to the
advent of more
immediate forms of communication, such as the
telephone or email.
Traditional letters, however, are
often considered to hark back...
-
language is
particularly terse, the
books appear to render hieroglyphic script, and thus
to hark back to the pre-conquest period.
Taken together, the Books...
- is
understood to be the
highest rank in the
feudal order,
potentially subject, at
least nominally, only
to an
emperor (
harking back to the
client kings...
-
Truman administration, and both
largely ignored its record,
preferred to hark back to the Roosevelt's New Deal achievements, and
warned against a repetition...
-
design language while the rear
wheel arches hark back to the Countach. The
vented engine cover improves cooling to the engine,
while the
extreme aerodynamic...
- "Ständchen" (known in
English by its
first line "
Hark,
hark, the lark"), D 889, is a lied for solo
voice and
piano by
Franz Schubert,
composed in July...
- "Tom
Hark" is an
instrumental South African kwela song from the 1950s,
believed to have been
composed by Jack Lerole. The song was
arranged for penny...
- album,
Seven the Hard Way, sold less well, but it
yielded two
singles harking back to the rock vein: "Invincible", a top 10 hit in
North America, and "****...
