An unfinished coffin on black tressels, which stood in the middle of the shop, looked so gloomy and death-like that a cold tremble came over him, every time his eyes wandered in the direction of the dismal object: from which he almost expected to see some frightful form slowly
rear its head, to drive him mad with terror.
Unexpected sunshine to
rear its head this weekend despite Met Office forecasters predicting a washout
In a statement, ICCI President Sheikh Amir Waheed recalled that the circular debt had exceeded Rs500 billion in May 2013 and the current government, after coming to power, cleared Rs480 billion worth of debt in June that year, after which it was hoped that the issue would not
rear its head again.
If there is one aspect of the World Cup qualification that does not
rear its head, it's stories about players being bored.
Mental health from grieving to depression can
rear its head any time in our life and thank goodness it is being taken seriously.
WITH the summer leagues due to begin soon and the summer finally starting to
rear its head, Goals SC Liverpool South has witnessed some exhilarating league climaxes.
Confidence comes in waves and will often
rear its head in your time of need.
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Grey's forthcoming concept piece is called Hidden, so some of this material may well begin to
rear its head on next week's date.
Dockery - who plays the daughter of the Earl of Grantham, played by Bonneville - told The Telegraph that the scandal which haunted her character in the first series would also
rear its head again.
Sadly this is the last in the current series, but you can expect series 25 to
rear its head later in the year.
Gen Richards, 58, told the paper: "Make no mistake, the global threat from al-Qeada and its terrorist affiliates is an enduring one and one which, if we let it, will
rear its head in states, particularly those that are unstable.
Usually when the inverted yield curves starts to
rear its head, the consensus of opinion is that it is conceivable that the US economy could be heading into a recession though, for the moment, the confluence of data doesn't necessarily point in that direction.
As is the nature of the business, designers and vendors said it may simply be the next trend beginning to
rear its head. While releases at the most recent markets still included soft shades, like the very prevalent sage, it was said repeatedly that such quiet shades are about to give way to more lively colors, like celadon.
"For this kind of stuff to
rear its head here and win feels frightening."
