The Sweden Democrats, a thunderingly anti-immigrant party, could win the most votes at an election on September 9th (see article).
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ON OCTOBER 10th the Supreme Court thunderingly reaffirmed the principle that businesses must serve all customers, regardless of sexual orientation, gender, race or creed.
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My central conclusion on the 2016 race: It might not be entirely clear that Hillary Clinton deserves to win the presidency, but it is thunderingly clear that Donald Trump deserves to lose.
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"It might not be entirely clear that Hillary Clinton deserves to win the presidency, but it is thunderingly clear that Donald Trump deserves to lose," Lavin wrote in an op-ed for CNN.
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"It might not be entirely clear that Hillary Clinton deserves to win the presidency, but it is thunderingly clear that Donald Trump deserves to lose," Lavin wrote in an op-ed for CNN.
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In a recent ruling, the supreme court thunderingly rejected a lower court's decision to separate a 24-year-old woman from her Muslim husband on the ground that he had enticed her to convert to Islam.
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With Gascon it ran fast; you suspected high blood pressure. With Phillips the heartbeat is thunderingly silent: it’s the audience’s hearts you hear beating”. Phillips' energy seemed boundless during his time at the Stratford helm. He directed 36 productions in six seasons (his predecessor Jean Gascon directed 17 productions in seven seasons), and the company, audience, and overall scale of the organization grew considerably.
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Sir George, for instance, > he reflected, would be a very difficult man to fool. His had been a lifetime > of committees and desk work, a lifetime of watching the wheels go round, and > occasionally making them turn.... Another brandy, thought Mr. Calder, and he > might become thunderingly indiscreet. Or would he? There was an inner wall > of cold reserve in those gray eyes.... The four men order drinks from Barlow and chat until two in the morning, although Calder has, through apparently inconsequential dialog, had a sudden epiphany.
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NME gave the song a score of 8.5 out of 10, describing it as "dirty funk guitars rub[bing] saucily against a Prince-ish falsetto over a pink leather couchette". A reviewer on Blogcritics commented that the song has "a bit of a 'disco' feel that some fans may not be expecting". Andrew Perry of The Observer wrote that the song "thunderingly mixes Automatic-era Jesus and Mary Chain with a Prince-like funk, and boasts lyrics like, 'Oo, baby, I'm a fool for you' - not the doings of a gothy navel-gazer." The song was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America in 2015.
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