- HMS
****iduous was the
former pirate vessel Jackal,
captured in 1823. On 24 June 1824
****iduous and HMS Lion
captured a
pirate schooner.
Lieutenant Richard...
- Diligence—carefulness and
persistent effort or work—is
listed as one of the
seven capital virtues. It can be
indicative of a work ethic, the
belief that...
- he
studied the
ancient Chinese classics and
ancient Chinese history ****iduously. In 1923,
after the
formation of the
First United Front, Sun Yat-sen...
-
directed by two of the Fathers; and the
native youth,
applying themselves ****iduously to study, made good progress.
Maryland and the
recently established school...
-
pursuit of a
personal solution to an
unhappy private life, she
became an
****iduous leaker to the press". Tina
Brown argued that
Diana was in no way "a vulnerable...
-
personal commitment. He
learned to read
Tibetan and
studied Buddhist texts ****iduously. His
beliefs are
reflected in the
Tibetan Buddhist imagery of his tomb...
-
received unimportant committee ****ignments, but
carried out
those duties ****iduously. He was a safe, conservative,
Republican vote. As
during his time in...
- "takes
enough liberties to re-invent
rather than
embalm Miss Burnett's
****iduously beloved story". The film went on to
receive two
Academy Award nominations...
-
Vienna in
fulfilment of your long-frustrated wishes ... With the help of
****iduous labour you
shall receive Mozart's
spirit from Haydn's hands." Beethoven...
-
worked very hard [in the
spring of 1929] but had a gift of
concealing his
****iduous application with an air of easy nonchalance. Actually, he was engaged...
