The news site also began to take an interest in a brutishly charismatic mayor named Rodrigo Duterte.
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In her novels, men often brutishly quash the best opportunities that arise in the lives of women close to them.
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Trending Like travel agencies, department stores and shoeshine stands, the concierge profession is one that has been brutishly hammerlocked by modernization.
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Every woman who's ever been labeled "crazy" for stating the truth about a man behaving brutishly understands why Fields is pressing charges.
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The propulsive force with which this Manon responds — not daintily plucking but brutishly hurling the Bible off the bed — is more than mere camp delight.
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By the end of that year, Giertz had uploaded a dozen clips—all documenting her attempts to build and test devices that solve everyday problems in the most inelegant, brutishly futuristic way possible.
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This moment feels especially superficial considering Eleven's relationship with Hopper, who, under the guise of protecting her from evil government agents (sure, fair), brutishly enforces his control over her life and body (not fair, at all).
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"The show sits ready, adjusted, lit, and fully installed, in its shiny glass tank — looking very beautiful when last we saw it — pining for an audience that the school's administration brutishly denies it," Boyle and Freedman wrote in a statement.
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I've always been a good listener, so while he traps me in the jungle beside the Caribbean Sea and brutishly inserts me into his story, I listen to him carefully, hoping to find clues about how to get out of this alive.
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" She concluded her newly released statement by criticizing the reaction to her remarks in the Times, declaring, "Lastly, I would like to add that I am troubled by how quickly and brutishly some have taken my comments out of context and attempted to blame my generation, my age, or my mindset, without having read the entirety of what I said.
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He then appeared larger and stronger and behaved more brutishly. These changes gradually faded.
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The two are brutishly "decontaminated", but Mead pretends she still detects radiation traces on Stu and so kills him. During dinner later, Andre finds human bones in the meal and deduces that they have been eating Stu. Over the next eighteen months, Timothy and Emily develop a romantic relationship. Michael Langdon then arrives at the outpost and tells Venable that many other outposts have been overrun.
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Teja reluctantly accepts, and the man claims he is a writer, presenting Teja with four books ready to be published. He implies the books contain classified information and says they were bound in secret by his daughter. They're interrupted by Jovan, who tries to get Teja to meet with the striking workers. He gets told off by Teja for brutishly yelling at Marta, and proudly admits to beating his wife.
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He also displayed above-average scientific knowledge with an emphasis on chemistry. Although he brutishly shot his barrage of missiles like a "thug", his missiles would more often than not be enhanced via chemical experimentation and inventions. Scorponok has knowledge enough about Transformer anatomy and physiology that he was able to completely rebuild Megatron piece by piece after being destroyed by Terrorsaur. Inventions contributed to his works include: Mega Missile, Vibro Rocket, Surveillance Cyber Bee, Mood manipulating Cyber Bee, Cyber Sting fluid.
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It was an indigenous Sami man by the name of Peder Olofsson who had made the first discovery of ore. Although it was a commercial fiasco, the mine never delivered much silver about 860 kg and 250 tons of lead, however it was historically important as it contributed to the development of infrastructure in this part of Lappland, most notably the Nasa trail and the city of Arjeplog. And was the beginning of Sweden's efforts to become a major power. Many men were conscripted to work the mines, and were noted to have been worked hard and brutishly, along with receiving little or none of their wages of flour, salt, tobacco and liquor.
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Their colour was dirty, unhealthy white, and they were > hideously blotched with great sores, while their eyes showed scummy and > brutishly inert in the light... > > ...among the hinder dogs, there ran on all fours with the dogs, certain > creatures that whined and snarled like dogs... he realised that the > creatures that ran with the dogs were men, running with incredible swiftness > upon all fours... not on their hands and knees, but upon their hands and > toes. They were covered from their heads to their feet with what appeared to > be great dog-skins. Captain Jat tells Pibby that these are "Priests," and that they are cannibals. He manages to change the priming in his pistol and so is able to fire at the pursuers.
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