# Les jeux d ' eaux à la Villa d ' Este ( The Fountains of the Villa d ' Este )-Over the music, Liszt placed the inscription, "“ Sed aqua quam ego dabo ei, fiet in eo fons aquae salientis in vitam aeternam ” (“ But the water that I shall give him shall become in him a well of water springing up into eternal life ," from the Gospel of John ).

* "“ The waste that lies before me ”: The Public and the Private Worlds of Robert Baldwin "

In the article the scorer Jim Brooks is quoted, "“ We judged that the buoys were being dragged back towards the pier at the time and that he fell short of the 100m mark.

She also added that she used to believe that she could "“ go it alone and as long as I had some fabulous boy on my arm, or man, and my career was sailing, that ’ s all I needed " whereas she now had grown to appreciate the support of her girlfriends " to talk about kids, to talk about marriages, to talk about just life ".

According to the story, Maldonado snapped at the reporter, "“ I have never, ever, ever connected monetary resources with a bill or a special company in my area.

" and "“ The GSA Division with the biggest field area!

According to The New York Times writer Joy Press "“ Army of Me ” is so menacing and inorganic-sounding it verges on industrial rock ", and in a review, Pulse!

:"... consisted largely in a series of increasingly desperate gimmicks by which artists sought to give their work an immediately recognizable individual trademark, a succession of manifestos of despair ... or of gestures reducing the sort of art which was primarily bought for investment and its collectors ad absurdum, as by adding an individual's name to piles of brick or soil (' minimal art ') or by preventing it from becoming such a commodity through making it too short-lived to be permanent (' performance art ').

* A vowel in an open syllable ( a free vowel ) is long, for instance in ge-ben (' to give '), sa-gen (' to say ').

The film and the documentary about the making of the film, The Balano and the Bark Canoes, give a remarkable testimony to the indigenous struggle to keep their culture alive-or rather revive it in the wake of considerable relative modernization and influence of white (' balano ') cultural imposition.

For cheeses such as Emmental the use of heterofermentative bacteria is necessary to produce the compounds that give characteristic fruity flavours and, importantly, the gas that results in the formation of bubbles in the cheese (' eye holes ').

* Public address system to the rest of the theatre so the stage manager, deputy stage manager ( normally the person calling the show ) can make announcements or give calls to the foyer (' front of house '), auditorium (' house '), dressing rooms or other ' back of house ' area in the theatre.

* Thirdly, Bishop Elisey is ' to give spiritual support ' to Russians (' our compatriots ') who ' now live in Great Britain '.

Thus so, sai, sa, sanno ( all singulars and 3rd personal plural of ' know ') come to fit the template of do, dai, dà, danno (' give '), sto, stai, sta, stanno (' be, stay '), and fo, fai, fa, fanno (' make, do ') follows the same pattern.

Combining prosperity teaching with revivalism and faith healing, these evangelists taught " the laws of faith (' ask and ye shall receive ') and the laws of divine reciprocity (' give and it will be given back unto you ')".

In certain syllables, however, ⟨ é ⟩ is written while the pronunciation in most dialects is, as in céderai (' I will give up ') and réglementaire (' regulatory '); the 1990 spelling reform ( see below ) declared that in these cases, ⟨ è ⟩ should be used instead, but this spelling reform is not yet widely adopted.

So I'm not the best musician, but if you give me time, without people coming around, pressuring me (' We have to finish this record by the GMA ) when I don't have these pressures on me, I can do tracks closer to the feeling I really want if I play it myself.

It does not refer to female masturbation, which is dar dedo (' to give the finger ') or apuñalar ( se ) ( to stab with a puñal, i. e.: a ' dagger ').

Hebrew root ( swr ) is used to picture those who have turned away and ceased to follow God (' I am grieved that I have made Saul king, because he has turned away from me ,' 1 Samuel 15: 11 ).

The entire series of events was ridiculed in the press as Dambargo, Mob-Rage, Go-bar -' em or O-grab-me (' Embargo ' spelled backward ); there was a cartoon ridiculing the Act as a snapping turtle, named " O ' grab me ", grabbing at American shipping.

Da o ddwy ynys a ddiffeithwyd o'm hachos i " (' Oh Son of God, woe to me that I was born!

Although the meaning of his name remains uncertain the Egyptians in the Pyramid Texts linked his name to the anguished cry of Osiris to Isis ' Sy-k-ri ' (' hurry to me '), in the underworld.

The ritual as interpreted in light of such ideas does not at all bring about salvation, nor does its performance bring about the forgiveness of sins ; the forgiveness which the believer has received by faith is merely pictured, not effectively applied, by baptism ; salvation and participation in Christ is memorialized (' this do in remembrance of me ' in the Lord's Supper and baptism picturing a Christian's rebirth as death to sin and alive in Christ ), not imparted, by the Eucharist.

Thus, the last word of the first line (' AD maTAI ' aTZEL tishKAV ) rhymes with the last word of the last line ( me ' AT khibBUQ yaDAYM lishKAV ).

Start uttering the other line of the mantra, ' Prajāpataye svāhā ' ( oblation unto Prajapati, Lord of all Created beings ), while offering the other part of the rice grains to the fire after saying and go on to complete the mantra, ' Prajāpataye idam, na mama ' (' this belongs to Prajapati, not me ').

Exactly at sunset time, accompanied by the chanting of sunset Agnihotra mantras-' Agnaye svāhā ' ( Oblation to Agni, Fire ) offer the first part after saying ' Svaha ' and complete the mantra by saying ' Agnaye idam, na mama ' (' this unto Agni, not me ').

The State of The Cross was proclaimed on x, x, 1849 ?, in Xoken, (' Read it to me '), a south-eastern satellite of modern Valladolid where the Proclamo was first read to the people.

Several writers included Kaplan as characters in their plays (' Fanny Kaplan ' by Venedikt Erofeev ; ' Kill me, o my beloved!

The other twenty seven pieces include English, French and Russian translations of Anna Blume, Le Grande Ardeur de Dada ( Marche Funèbre ), a brief critique of dada written in French (' Let me explain-dada is the great root of all the little roots ...'), and a series of newer poems that would point the way toward Schwitter's later poetic style, using a dramatically reduced vocabulary with heavy repetition.

* меня → мя (' me ')

Stop-and-go guitar riffs, an atypical structure and peculiar lyrics (' Tell the bed not to lay / Like the open mouth of a grave / Not to stare up at me / Like a calf down on its knees ') made it an unlikely hit to boot.

Its copper dome reminded me of the furnaces from Wales's industrial heritage and also Ceridwen's cauldron, from which the early poet Taliesin received his inspiration (' awen ').

As Fred says in his account of his life (' How success ruined me '), his name was ' made in a single night '.

* Pitsi Pitsi me to Mitsi-Πίτσι Πίτσι με το Μίτσι (' chit-chat with Mitsi ') on Mega Channel-1992

< p >' As an only child growing up in the southeast of England ( Sussex, Kent, Surrey ), he spent most of his free time alone in the woods (' In a way, I think I walked into the woods and nature saw me and said, " Walk this way.

Afterwards, he turned to setting up the survival-instruction business that he still runs with Rachel, his partner of 10 years, whom he met on one of his courses and whose nearly grown children he helped to raise when he wasn't traveling (' Rachel's older than me: I won't have children of my own ,' he states with resigned finality ).

" It was a real personal passion project for me, and a lot of people wanted (' Youngblood '), but the amazing thing about the guys at Reliance is the speed with which they're able to move.

'), asserts some self-belief (' God gave me style, God gave me grace ') and then hits upon the bottom line as the song's mood suddenly improves with another fat and glorious chorus: ' Yeah, when you work it out I'm the same as you .... your guess is as good as mine.

The song sung by Johnny and Louise near the film's end, " Take me back to Manchester when it's raining ," was one Leigh used to sing with his friends in Habonim (' the Builders '), the international socialist Jewish youth movement he joined as a schoolboy.

In 2005 Dutch film maker Simone de Vries made a documentary on Callahan, ' Raak me waar ik voelen kan ' (' Touch me someplace I can feel ').

* Wikaskokiseyin ( Wee-kas-kookee-sey-yin, better known as Chief Sweet Grass, Chief of the Plains Cree, his mother was a captured Absaroke, as he grew up he was also called Apistchi-okimas-' Little Chief ', signed the Treaty 6 on 9 September 1876 at Fort Pitt, along with bands of Woodland Cree, Chipewyan, some Saulteaux, only a quarter of the participating groups were Plains Cree, while his successor as chief Wah-wee-oo-kah-tah-mah-hote (' Strike him on the back ') signed the Treaty 6 at Fort Carlton on the 28th August 1876 together with the Willow Cree, died 11 January 1877 in a shootout accident on the Plains, probably at Saint-Paul-des-Cris, Alberta )

* Papewes ( Papaway-‘ Lucky Man ’, Chief of the Plains River Cree ( Sīpīwininiwak-paskwāwiyiniwak ), born in the late 1830s near Fort Pitt, was in the 1870s a leader of Mistahimaskwa ´ s Plains River Cree, as the bison disappeared, signed along with Little Pine on the 2nd July 1879 for the 470 members of his tribal group an annex to the Agreement No. 6 at Fort Walsh, in vain he asked for a reserve in the Cypress Hills and the Buffalo Lake, so many members went back to Mistahimaskwa (" Big Bear ") or joined Minahikosis (" Little Pine "), Papewes asked 1884 in vain a reserve adjacent to the reserves of Pitikwahanapiwiyin (' Poundmaker '), Minahikosis and Mistahimaskwa, during the rebellion of 1885 were the two groups of Papewes and Minahikosis scattered and some of their members fled in the U. S., 1886 settled the remaining members of the two groups in the Little Pine's reserve died 1901 nahe Fort Assiniboine, Montana )

Under threat of war from three Western political powers, in November 1895, Japan — a weaker emerging nation not yet perceived as even a regional power — receded (' ceded back ') control of the territory and withdrew its de jure claim on the Liaotung peninsula in return for an increased war indemnity from China of 30 million Taels.

According to Apollonius Rhodius, Iris turned back the Argonauts Zetes and Calais who had pursued the Harpies to the Strophades (' Islands of Turning ').

The word sverð is probably referring to the promontory ridge Ryggen (' the back ') in Hurum: This ridge is lying right opposite Svelvik and Sverstad, and it is almost ( like a sword ) cutting the Drammensfjord in two parts.

Sometimes a gag is shown pushed back between the victim's front teeth into the mouth (' cleave gag '), or with a hard ball in its middle (' ball gag ') or reinforced by pushing small cloth items or even underwear into the mouth (' stuff gag ').

He had already planned all the works to be done in the area of Miramare: the castle, the park and all its access paths, the Castelletto, the Porticciolo (' little port '), the conservatories, the Swiss house and the pavilion at the back of parterre.

An extreme example occurs in Spanish, where palatalized (' soft ') g has ended up as ; this results from a long process where became palatalized to, then assibilated to, deaffricated to, devoiced to shifted back to the velar place of articulation ( See History of Spanish and ceceo for more information ).

Indeed, Mes likely ordered the protracted legal dispute, which is presented as a series of court depositions and testimonies of various plaintiffs and witnesses, to be inscribed on his tomb walls in order to create a permanent (' carved in stone ') record of his family's ultimately victorious struggle to win back these lands.

The roots of the ASRAAM dated back to 1968 when development began on the Hawker Siddeley SRAAM (' Taildog '), but this project ended in 1974 with no production orders.

The Darchei Moshe ( OC 669: 3 ) cites a responsum from R ' Joseph Colon (# 26 ) who found a geonic responsum mentioning the custom of dancing on Simchat Torah, thus dating the current practice of dancing on Simchat Torah back to the geonic period (' שו " ת מהרי " ק, סימן ט ).

In Europe, the origins of travel trailers and caravanning can be traced back to traveling Romani people (' Gypsies '), and showmen who spent most of their lives in horse drawn trailers.

The term has been traced back to the Quechua word yapay (' to increase ; to add ').

The population of Berry, less than 2, 000, forms a mainly urban rather than farming community, with an influx of city dwellers attracted to a rural lifestyle with ease of access back to the Sydney metropolitan area and its attractions (' sea changers ' and ' tree changers ').

In addition to the weight that can be dropped easily (' ditched '), some scuba divers add additional fixed weights to their gear, either to reduce the weight placed on the belt, which can cause lower back pain, or to shift the diver's center of mass to achieve the optimum position in the water.

The usage of deadpan as a verb (' to speak, act, or utter in a deadpan manner ; to maintain a dead pan ') is recorded at least as far back as 1942.

The main burden in class field theory is to dispense with extra roots of unity (' descending ' back to smaller fields ); which is something much more serious.

* The Syriac Orthodox baţrašil or uroro rabbo (' great stole ') is a straight strip of embroidered material, about 20 cm wide, with a head-hole midway along it, that hangs down a bishop's chest and back.

:" Rape, gang rape, rape using eels, snakes, or hard objects, and rape followed by murder ; electric shock (' the Bell Telephone Hour ') rendered by attaching wires to the genitals or other sensitive parts of the body, like the tongue ; the ' water treatment '; the ' airplane ' in which the prisoner's arms were tied behind the back, and the rope looped over a hook on the ceiling, suspending the prisoner in midair, after which he or she was beaten ; beatings with rubber hoses and whips ; the use of police dogs to maul prisoners.

# The distinction between and, often known as the Foot – strut split is maintained ; the quality of (' strut ') is more back and close than that of RP / BBC.

A different path leads from Cwm Nantcol, passing around the western end of Rhinog Fawr back to Cwm Bychan via Gloywlyn (' gleaming lake '), completing a circular route that can easily be completed in a day.

Some elaborations ( particularly in Latin ) date back to medieval times, such as Weston-super-Mare (' Weston-on-sea '), while others were added relatively recently, for instance Bognor Regis (' Bognor of the King ').