-
flashed before their eyes,
learned subservience as naïvely, but not so
creditably, as
little children learn to read by
looking at
bright picture books....
- will
resume after the
report of ****ual
misconduct was
found to be "not
creditable". 19 An
estimated 1.9
billion people,
including 29
million Americans on...
- life, but
whatever the
custom of the
country renders it
indecent for
creditable people, even of the
lowest order, to be without." In 1958, John Kenneth...
- service. For
members of the Air
Force Reserve and Air
National Guard,
creditable service must have been in a
drilling status with
regular attendance of...
- peer-reviewed
through various methods.
Scholars have
generally been
upheld as
creditable figures of high
social standing, who are
engaged in work
important to...
-
Confederate Army, and are now
landowners and taxpayers.
Those men
served creditably, and it
would be
unjust and
disgraceful to embarr**** them in this way...
-
players have been
shown up as
physically unfit for
international cricket.
Creditable performances against India and New
Zealand in 1990 were
followed by a...
-
people and
placing it
instead with a
judicial aristocracy can
produce some
creditable results that
democracy might not achieve. The same can be said of monarchy...
-
further remarking on Pitt's
ability to turn in a "determined, energetic,
creditable job" as the detective.
Seven earned $327 million at the international...
-
ameliorating the hard ****iary
situation of the province,
Cicero was also
creditably active in the
military sphere.
Early in his
governorship he
received information...
