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... It speaks forfigelf!‘ ...
... Speaking habits PETER FARB: Word Play , (320 pp. £3.95. Cape). TO WRITE about language is a w pursuit. Just as a of English must be careful not to misspell a word, #0 must the linguist make sure that he does not fall into the habits of speech which he ...
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... Bluntly speaking TALK'ST thou to me of 'ifs '? Thou art a ‘traitor. Off with his head. Thus, the short, ssmp.way of ;lic};ard E’II ttinn akespeare's play towards the Duke: of Hastings whom he accused of subverting the monarchy, not t 0 mention the ...
... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING THE FIGURATIVE image has had its ups and downs for decades and, ‘indeed, did overt visual ‘battle in our time with the abstract which eventually won the day. But it was a short-term victory. We know now that the figurative image ...
... ‘SPEAK UP’ Nizam told Mr Hudson that he did not speak into the telephone at the police station because he was frmtened ‘and thought it At one ‘rraim Nizam was warned by Justice Shaw to speak up. “You do not look incapable of speaking more loudly,” the ...
... SPEAKING TODAY Speakers at today’s session include the kidney transplant pioneer, Professor Sir Michael Woodruff, of the Department of Surgical Science, Edinburgh. - The symposium on immunological aspects of cancer is being held by the Royal Medical Society ...
... SPEAKING OUT - Archbishop Winning has received 30 telephone g}h and four telegrams over state- . ment. A spokesman: for him said three-quarters of the mes%mu«d - the Archremarks, praising him for speaking out for his beliefs. s aho Beieres ey 0 ev ; should ...
... Pitlochry : RELATIVELY SPEAKING MORE THAN ten years ago Alan Ayckbourn dashed off a piece called Meet My Father in response to an urgent call asking: for something to make holidaymakers laugh when rain forced them into a certain theatre in Scarborough ...
... Archbishop speaks on euthanasia NO DISCUSSION At the centre of the contro:hom is Mr David Canmg‘n(”). was o,z:umd a T n English at college in 1966 on a aaue-yur temporary contract. This was renewed for two years &é’:‘ but, the relmnn he of the college ...
... Toastmistresses speak out AT h.l time wbenf she is showquite a few du{: of fosing her grip on the inter‘ered 'uh u;nm'r: another flu. *s main body of British Mstn?rmclubs have broken away the American - dominated Bation known as ‘N-Etnr‘cu It all’ l.:od‘ ...
... Airline speaks of withdrawal ~ A warning that British Cale- i be completeq and available with-| British Caledonian’s main interest | BAA proposals for a new runway donian Airways might have to out restriction by the time new at Edinburgh centred on the ...