| I came to suspect that my obit-writing guaranteed these eminences something like eternal life. |
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| These were serious times, with the governing taste set by eminences from abroad. |
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| This tract is beautifully undulating in its surface, containing a number of bold eminences, steep acclivities, and deep shadowy valleys. |
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| No wonder two film eminences have been trying to bring the lady's life to the screen. |
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| Their path was soon beset by swarms of Aztecs, who rolled down rocks from the eminences, and grievously annoyed them with missiles. |
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| Will there be letters from eminences and celebs to bring glitter to the letters page? |
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| So it's entirely plausible that Martin was isolated out of the real, real loop by the grey eminences close to the prime minister. |
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| The origin of the tibial coordinate system was selected as the point midway between the tibial eminences on the proximal end of the tibia. |
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| Over the past few days, I have conducted several interviews with some of the nation's grey eminences in politics, law and history. |
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| A striking iceberg that I had seen photos of before had two foothill eminences joined at the top by a soaring St. Louis Gateway Arch of ice. |
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| This point was driven home a few weeks later when, at a dinner for scientific eminences, a colleague introduced me to one of the nation's leading neuroscientists. |
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| Men like Rove are the gurus, gray eminences, cardinals and kingmakers to the modern-day queens, and wield tremendous power and influence behind the scenes. |
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| Look at eminences in the past, and what stands out in their childhoods is an animus toward school, a tolerance for solitude and families with lots of books. |
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| The 44 eminences charge that Britain's apparent lack of transparency and accountability threatens to undermine whatever moral high ground there is left. |
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| This was the perfect voice to carry pop culture through the mid-60s, till things went tragic and the Beatles turned into eminences cloistered enough to be their own parodies. |
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| Margaret Atwood is one of the eminences of Canadian literature. |
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| Join us for five days of hiking around Uncompahgre and Wetterhorn Peaks, complete with deep valleys, rocky eminences, alpine tundra, and towering mountains. |
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| They built their strongholds on coastal eminences, which were islands when the tide was in, and peninsulas when the tide was out. |
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| Pommel bilobed, overlaid with four acanthus leaves, and provided with small button-shaped eminences at tips of lobes and at apex. |
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| The gentry has indeed come to be looked at enviously by very many aspiring failingly for a life of pomp and show that the eminences of this opulent glitterati put on display. |
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| It is there seen that at a distance from the valleys of streams, the old glacial drift usually comes to the surface, and often rises into considerable eminences. |
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