Sentences with phrase «in warder»
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Built by convicts in the 1850s, the warders» cottages next to Fremantle Markets are expected to sell for a total of $ 8.2 million.
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asks the warder; «With kings and counselors,» the lawyer replies in the formula for welcome death from the Book of Job.
Their white warders had been so wildly infuriated that they blurted out hate for the protesters, in breach of the news ban imposed on Mandela and his comrades.
The statement added, «The EFCC boss expressed concern over the delay usually experienced in dispensing corruption cases and the conspiracy (in some cases) between the criminals and judicial workers / law enforcement agents to make violators of law escape justice, citing the case of a former governor of Adamawa State, Bala Ngilari, who was set free with the connivance of a prison warder and court registrar after being convicted by court.»
Dennis and Kemp point out that a beehive is a severe example of an «Allee effect,» a concept in ecology named after animal ecologist Warder Allee.
Contact Tonya Warder at twarder-at-nrao.edu for help in making arrangements.
Unlike some tower defense games that seem to dole out waves of enemies in escalating numbers or strength, Hell Warders assumes that there will be a number of human players in the mix and so even very early waves consist of many enemies of varying types, with hulking mini-bosses appearing as early as the second wave.
After a tough judging process, eight - year - old Rebecca Warder from Notley Green Primary School in Braintree was crowned winner for the primary school category, receiving # 750 worth of plants & gardening equipment from Perrywood for her school.
Probably in parallel to the two above things, I'll return to working on Warder Soul, Book 3 of the Free Court series.
DEMONIC NON-STOP ACTION In Hell Warders, you and your friends are tasked with defending the Nexus from unrelenting demon assaults.
With this in mind, the figures» poses seem studied to satisfy their warders, impersonations of innocent leisure.