His rise was meteoric and his fame, wealth and power were vastly increased when he ended the Royalist uprising in Paris with a fabled whiff of grapeshot in defense of the Directory.
Alter the ship's course towards Loch Linneh on the north Western cast between Ft William and Mallaig.
The Neolithic Revolution marked the point in time when humans shifted from a nomadic lifestyle to an agrarian lifestyle. This agrarian lifestyle boosted human evolution because people had a steady diet of animal products as well as grains. They also had time to learn and create art which developed our modern concept of culture.
they ate it and then threw it in the trash
"Begin revolution" typically refers to the initiation of significant change or upheaval, often in a political, social, or technological context. It implies the start of a movement aimed at challenging the status quo and bringing about transformative ideas or actions. This phrase can also denote a call to action for individuals or groups to engage in efforts that seek to alter existing systems or beliefs.
A radical movement that closed schools and slowed production, the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution virtually severed China's relations with the outside world. It was proletarian because it was a revolution of the workers against party officials. It was cultural because it meant to alter the values of society in the Communist sense. It was great, because it was on a mammoth scale. It lasted for two years in its intense form, lingered on for another year and a half, and was not officially declared over until 1977.
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I would like to alter this suit coat. Do not alter your course of action.
The American Revolution made the United States a nation.
There is no known way to prevent ALS or to alter its course.
To put an end to a power abusing government and alter it in the best interest of the people.
14th century: late Middle English: from Old French alterer, from late Latin alterare, from Latin alter 'other.'
14th century: late Middle English: from Old French alterer, from late Latin alterare, from Latin alter 'other.'
It means to change direction, go another way, deviate from the route you were on.
The Scarlet Pimpernel's alter ego was aristocratic and foppish Sir Percy Blakeney. Hungarian author Emmuska Orczy wrote the play and a series of novels about the Englishman who led the fight to liberate French aristocrats from the guillotine during the French Revolution. The books were written at the beginning of the 20th century, but set in the 18th century.
There is no known way to prevent Lou Gehrig's disease or to alter its course.
A short blast on the whistle to indicate intention to alter course to starboard (right) or two short blasts to alter course to port (left). This is commonly used by vessels when navigating in a narrow channel to communicate their intentions to other vessels in the vicinity.
Yes, slowed down the british advance on NY City