Shend also shared with the Adviser the important spheres of focus of the Punjab government.

This did so vexe thee, Death, that thou were faine To hire an apoplexe, to shend his braine, Till thou couldst come thyselfe, and hinder so That sprightly nectar which from it did flow; And yet his puissant witt was nere so drie, But even in midst of most infirmitie It crown'd his last worke with so faire an end, 'Twould puzzle the best witts alive to mend.

Shend , Agricultural statistics of the former USSR Republics and the Baltic States, Statistical bulletin, 1993.

Broadway that has been turned into a space for seating and plantings according to student Lacey Aley's winning design, will grace the spot in front of Town shend 's Teahouse through May 7.

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" Nicole, 36, is now starring in Cats in the WestEnd and shend admits being in London in the winter is a test of will power when it comes to eating healthily.

SOULMATES Wedding to Val in 1984 and as scrapping in Emmerdale with adversary O'Shea, played by actor Shend , in 2007

Here the old-fashioned usages, the stately diction, even the uncommon words (" shend " means to destroy, "optimacy" is "the highest place"), meld perfectly because the underlying rhythms are so supple in accommodation.

Despite complaints about the cost to the city, the Liverpool Summer Pops brought thousands to the Big Top venue and audiences not only celebrated pop culture and the return of legendary acts like The Who (Pete Town shend is pictured here) but the performers also enjoyed the experience.

For example, using Webster's Second the letter tree s-ht-eao-lnrw-fdeks (shelf, sheld, shend , shene, shand, shane, share, shark, stand, stane, stare, stark, store, stork, stowk, stows) has at least 168 relatives in its extended family.