Maran devotedly tromps its forests and meadows in all seasons.
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And, inevitably, she tromps straight into the embrace of a predatory man.
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Amid the brutality that tromps through "Pity in History," the mason is both a creator of beauty and a survivor.
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As he tromps over the Golden Gate Bridge with his little cart, holding handwritten signs up to the camera, he's not looking for God — he's just seeking the space to think.
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It's the second in Caitlin Moran's series of autobiographical novels, this one focusing on Moran's alter-ego Morrigan as the character tromps cheerfully through London in the mid-'90s as a teenage celebrity music journalist.
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The film itself transitions about midway through, from actual funeral celebrations shot on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City to a surreal dreamscape in which the marching band tromps through swamps, along a beach, and out into the water.
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In the commercial, after the Mountain knocks Dilly Dilly off the horse, he tromps right up to him and gouges out his eyes — although, unlike HBO, Bud Light spares the audience the gore, filling in the scene with gross sound effects and a screaming audience.
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Sioni is an early example of a "four- apse church with four niches"Patrick Donabedian & J.-M. Thierry, Armenian Art, New York 1989, p.67. domed tetraconch (between the four apses are three- quarter cylindrical niches which are open to the central space), with entrance from the north. The dome tholobate rests om the three rows of tromps, transitioned to the four apses of the tetraconch.
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In the description of Evlia Celebi's travels through the Balkans in the 17th century, this mosque was considered as one of the most beautifully decorated. Study of the remains show that the Haydar-Kadi Mosque was the only mosque in Bitola with two minarets. Marble decorations adorn the mihrab and the triangle-shaped tromps. A stone bas-relief can be seen on the portal, capitals and on the mimbar.
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A rescue operation was permitted after the warship contacted authorities in the Netherlands and requested permission. Dutch Marines from the Unit Interventie Mariniers rappelled down from Tromps helicopter onto containers on the ship's deck under the cover of machine gun fire from the helicopter. The Marines initially fired on the pirates, then stormed the pirate-held areas. All ten Somali pirates quickly surrendered, and were taken into custody, and all of the hostages were freed safely.
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In 1610, after his father's discharge because of a navy reorganization, the Tromps were on their way to Guinea on their merchantman when they were attacked by a squadron of seven ships under command of the English pirate Peter Easton. During the fight, Tromp's father was slain by a cannonball. According to legend, the 12-year-old boy rallied the crew of the ship with the cry "Won't you avenge my father's death?" The pirates seized him and sold him on the slave market of Salé.
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The tombstones have tumbled and been broken up and some possibly lost due to flooded creeks and cattle tromps. The Buchanan County Historical Society has taken the cemetery area under their wing and turned it into a protected area with a sign outside the fence recognizing its existence. During the mid-1990s, there was renewed interest in the area as developers began selling plots of land. By 2007, more than forty new homes had been built in the area, causing concern for the area's local farmers.
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