At 63, he is not quite in repose, but he is a different animal from the driven breadhead of legend. |
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The father's sleep is suspiciously profound, more suggestive of anesthetization or coma than restorative repose. |
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Dressed in sunglasses, a swimsuit and a smile of repose, Ed reclined in the lawn chair. |
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The measured angle of repose increases as the subjective microscopic observation of angularity increases. |
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A special Mass for the repose of the soul of Pope John Paul II was celebrated at Carlow Cathedral on Monday night at 7.30 pm. |
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In a silence dense as water your eye picks up no movement but the sloughing of sand, seeking its angle of repose. |
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And there is his body lying in state, in repose in the main lobby of the Reagan Presidential Library. |
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Gracefully asprawl on the ottoman, in an attitude of almost exaggerated repose, was the boy of the woods. |
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At the end of the anniversary Mass, there was a procession with the sacrament to an altar of repose. |
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He has the kind of idealized face that's made to be observed in repose, like he was a painting or a sculpture in cool white marble or something. |
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In another work, a cabaret contortionist with marcelled hair smokes a cigarette and reads a book in an improbable state of repose. |
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Men sate as roomily in their consciences as in the broad-bottomed chairs which suggest such solidity of repose. |
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For creative work, cats are excellent to contemplate when they are in repose. |
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Mass for the repose of her soul was celebrated by Father Gilroy after which burial took place in Annagh Cemetery. |
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We cannot pronounce them unsusceptible of civilization since even apes have been taught to eat, drink, repose and dress like men. |
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He's totally assured in the arena, but in moments of repose you want to mother him. |
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Hence, physical or natural science is the study of material bodies that undergo change and are either in motion or repose. |
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These were endowments to pay for masses to be sung, usually near a tomb or effigy, for the repose of one or more souls in purgatory. |
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I perceived a real feeling of health, strength, and freshness of youth, happiness and joy of life, repose and peace of the soul. |
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When not on campaign, he fluctuated between frenzied activity and languid repose. |
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Walled off from the two adjacent streets, it is a quiet space of contemplation and repose. |
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Blue turned her head slightly and saw that Ciel's eyes had shut and she was breathing silently, as if in eternal repose. |
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Police caught them in flagrante, or maybe in grass-stained, post-coital repose. |
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However, to end this review, I think we should move away from the energetic questing Ives and hear a moment of tranquil repose. |
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The work captures O'Hara in repose yet with the suggestion that he would be ready at an instant to bounce into action. |
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Balanced sonorities and evenness of metre direct listeners on a course of undiminishing grandeur that leads naturally to calmness in repose. |
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Celtic legends tell of the misty westward isles, the place of repose to which the soul is borne after death. |
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When we do see the dead couple, they are in a state of peacefulness and repose. |
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In another work, a cabaret contortionist smokes a cigarette and reads a book in an improbable state of repose. |
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In a sense, it was this next generation that drove neorealism into repose, making it a relic of a particular time and place. |
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The subject is a rendering of a female in repose, wrapped in a blanket of stars and night sky. |
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And so they love ease and repose for their pleasure, but they keep themselves from inordinate excess. |
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A host of sparrows create such a rioting as renders sleep or repose perfectly out of the question. |
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Other pieces depict odd moments of repose, for instance two identical boys asleep on a field of camouflage. |
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Requiem Mass was celebrated for the repose of his soul on Monday in Meelick Church. |
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Certainly Lieberson has written a virtuosic orchestral showpiece with some lovely, moving moments of repose. |
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Mass will celebrated for the repose of his soul in Castlebar at a later date. |
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Rendered with harsh black lines in Pierson's characteristic expressionist style, the figure bows its head in abject repose. |
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He has transformed these overlooked discards into miniatures of intimate beauty and repose. |
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Her mortal remains repose in a private oratory of the Institute's Motherhouse in Rome. |
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O ye people, repose your faith in God who is not only your God but God of all and sundry. |
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Unless the cases be exactly similar, they repose no perfect confidence in applying their past observation to any particular phenomenon. |
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We repose our confidence in them because we believe that they will live up to their own promises. |
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Curled up, as if in repose, the stuffed tiger was probably 6 foot long, end to end, not including the tail. It was a thing of unparalleled hideousness. |
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The other, Sophie Berthelot, was allowed in so she could repose in aeternum next to her spouse, the chemist Marcellin. |
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Its surface of turbulent waves, sprayed with twelve coats of turquoise automobile paint, floats the eye up to artifacts lifted in moments of repose above the sea of intensity. |
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For those who have consulted dictionaries for the word, its typical appearance between serenade and serene may bring a sense of tranquility and unruffled repose. |
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It is highly evocative, both in violent action and in repose. |
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Innocence and repose are the oratorio's distinguishing features. |
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The faces of most cast figures are in repose, and when the artist attempts to animate them, they most often end up resembling masks or caricatures. |
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But those moments of rest and repose are important to feed the soul. |
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The strife of the birds and its sharp sounds are an instance of repose to me, a moment whose inclination is towards an ecstasy, sure as sure can be. |
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Classical storytelling and notions of time are mostly eschewed, while actors connect to one another with a generosity that approaches some sort of spiritual repose. |
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The beginning of the poem images the self's divisions as the body pulls the speaker's ascending thoughts down from a scene of repose, tranquillity and safety. |
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The trees, with their gently curving trunks, offer a sense of repose, while the references to art history establish Otnes's dialogue with the art before his own. |
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It is also a powerful cautionary tale for all those who blithely repose their faith in State-led legal reform, codification, standardisation and uniformity. |
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With little energy left at the top, we still had to descend, by the light of headlamps, 1,400 feet of a boulder field that had yet to settle on its angle of repose. |
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Michael Jackson will lie in repose over no fewer than 13 subterranean floors, each holding intriguing secrets. |
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His entire being had been drained by the immense blast he'd unleashed on the assaulting legions, but Rakael's desperate cry for help had catapulted him out of his repose. |
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She heard her tent mates' shallow breathing in their repose. |
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Everyone's snuffling, everyone's hot, everyone wants nothing more than to repose on the sofa and have prepackaged entertainment piped down our eyeballs. |
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And those in the middle mostly plow ahead, refreshed by the repose of spirit or soul so hard to find at the top or the bottom. |
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So tranquil appeared the manly features in the repose of death, that some moments had passed ere those around could believe that the patriarch was no more. |
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The gorilla grunted louder, but still did not move from its repose. |
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The dynamic angle of repose is the angle of the surface of a flowing powder relative to horizontal, as shown in Fig. |
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Michelangelo's nudes in the Sistine Chapel depart from the equilibristic repose of some of his High Renaissance figures. |
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A Norman capital can be heavy because the Norman column is thick, and the whole thing expresses an elephantine massiveness and repose. |
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When the action summits, and when the characters are in a state of repose. |
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The powder may also be tumbled in a rotating drum to give the dynamic angle of repose. |
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In a state when concurrent force system disequilibrium was impending the angle of repose was measured. |
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A large scatter of the values of the angle of repose and the angle of material friction against the galvanized sheeting was observed. |
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The lights may serve for a repose to the darks, and the darks to the lights. |
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You would not rob us of our repose, would you, comrades? You would not have us too tired to carry out our duties? |
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Our jealousy is only put to sleep by the unlimited confidence we all repose in the person to whom we all look as our president. |
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The viewer's gaze meets the tidily unrevealing palms of the soldier as they perform what is meant to be a ritual of rest and repose. |
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The researchers determined flowability by using a fixed funnel method and a free-standing cone method of angle of repose measurement. |
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Statutes of repose are a compromise of the interests of consumers on the one hand and of manufacturers and sellers on the other. |
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At last the soporiferous fumes of the wine lulled him into a gentle repose. |
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With a bland touch and tortoiselike patience, he recorded arrangements of one or more bodies in drowsy repose surrounded by rugs, blankets and furniture. |
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This protracted deformation and shaking ensures that the inner trench slope is controlled by the angle of repose of whatever material comprises it. |
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To commemorate the event, Vladimir built the first stone church of Kievan Rus', called the Church of the Tithes, where his body and the body of his new wife were to repose. |
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Or they may repose in the tomb of history, as leechcraft, the Anglo-Saxon word for the practice of medicine, and murfles, a long defunct word for freckles or pimples. |
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