Byron

In the summer of 1822 Leigh Hunt came out to Italy to discuss a new periodical, proposed by Byron, in which Shelley was to take part.

I wasn't there to see it, but I hear Byron Hadley was sobbing like a little girl when they took him away.

Although Byron did use his own life as the material for much of his poetry, it is by no means purely autobiographical.

Byron, as you know, died of fever three years later.

But the key returnee is likely to be Byron Scott, who seems to have a genuine connection to his point god.

Byron sat with his head thrust down and forward, his face white, the muscles in his jaw working.

At the Villa Diodati she had been a "silent listener" of her husband and Byron who discussed about galvanism.

"Coal is going to be a part of our future, " insists Byron Dorgan, North Dakota's junior senator.

Hart stared at Byron and shook his head in a tired way.

Recently he contacted the Byron Bay Northern Rivers Center by telephone to ask if he could come and visit the following day.

Byron had always been susceptible to women and attractive to them; now that he was successful they threw themselves at his head.

I wasn't there to see, but I hear Byron Hadley sobbed like a girl.

Byron began to seriously contemplate leaving baseball to become a motivational speaker, despite objections from friends and family members.

Except for the haunting uncertainty about his wife and baby, Byron Henry was enjoying the new war with Japan.

His main claim to fame was that he spent a few unhappy months as Lord Byron 's personal physician.

Ada's father was the poet Lord Byron, but her parents separated when she was a month old.

At this epoch when Waterloo is only a clashing of swords, above Blucher, Germany has Schiller; above Wellington , England has Byron.

Byron took the dispatch from his breast pocket and showed it to his sister.

As soon as he left Janice began the beautifying routine that she had skipped for Byron's visit.

When Lord Byron visited the glories of Greece (then an Ottoman dependency), he brought five servants with him.

Now you're asking yourself if all this came about just because Andy told Byron Hadley how to save the taxes on his windfall inheritance.

'Byron is the rare investment banker who puts himself in his client's shoes, ' Mr. Buffett wrote in his 2008 letter to investors.

Byron added, "We're at the mercy of these people, A. J. even more than you and me. "

To his surprise, she told Byron he would have to attend Toastmasters to pass her class.

Byron is, in short, the highly unlikely focal point of a highly unusual film, an experimental surrender to the artistic unknown.

Byron took agrandiose villa with his doctor and servants, while Shelley, Mary and Clairesettled into a more humble house by the lakefront.

" I thought you said they were all storming the embassy , " Byron remarked to Slote .

Byron shook his head and raised his voice over the shrieking siren.

The most obvious choice is a performance during courtship, and it's hard to go wrong with Byron's "She walks in beauty, like the night. "

Byron found himself with a problem in relative movement worthy of a Annapolis navigation course.

Dan Evans: You're so sure that your crew's comin'to get you? Byron McElroy: They're lost without him, like a pack of dogs without a master.

Byron and Shelley got on famously and soon decided to rent adjacent summerhouses in the hamlet of Cologny, about four miles north of Geneva.

Mary's stepsister, Claire, was pregnant by Byron, who was now tired of her.

Byron was spending his hotel evenings doggedly reading Hegel, usually falling asleep in an hour or so over the open book.

Lord Byron served wine to his visitors in New stead Abbey in a human skull that he had found in the cloisters there.

Similarly, Byron Rose of Rose &Jones, an Australian buying agency, was engaged to secure the waterfront property of a client's neighbour.

Which means Keats, Shelley and Byron all died within three years of each other.

From Byron they drew a system of ethics in which the two great commandment were to hate your neighbour and to love your neighbour's wife.

Lord Byron had given him the manuscript of his personal memoirs to publish later on.

Like what Lord Byron wrote in his poem "I would I were a careless child" , the days in RAM witnessed a most carefree me.

Byron was not amused. He sat through the show in a slouch , his arms folded, looking vacantly at his shoe tips .

In her 1831 introduction, Mary describes listening to Percy, Byron, and Polidori discuss new scientific experiments.

After a silence she said, "Byron, how does a submarine work? "

Despite his literary moniker, the eponymous hero of "Lord Byron" is unlikely to be accused of being mad, bad or dangerous to know.

"They're swingers, " Byron said, as though that excused his behavior.

Targets became scarce, and Byron crept here and there off the west coast of Honshu, admiring the pretty landscape.

Coach Byron Scott can only hope his championship pedigree rubs off on his team.

Justice Byron Whizzer White sent me a note from the bench saying that Joe had done a good job.

"Anybody who marries one of us needs the patience of an elephant, " said Byron.

The great art of life is sensation, to feel that we exist, even in pain. Lord Byron.

Robert Byron described it as "among those rarer places, like Athens or Rome, which are the common refreshment of humanity" .

It has been four months since they broke up, but she is once again in an amorous mood after admiring Byron's strong frame.

It's already being used by some neuro-radiological specialists at hospitals in Europe, said Byron Osing, the CEO of Calgary Scientific.

Professor Knight has also written three studies of Byron, and a book on Principles of Shakespearian Production (1936).

Knowing nothing of Byron's action at the White House, Natalie had written to thank Slote in effervescent pages.

The Hornets' rebuilding years are behind them, however, and head coach Byron Scott has only two seasons on his current contract.

Byron invests in Juan the moral positives like courage, generosity and frankness, are virtues neglected by the modern society.

Byron spoke as flatly as the president, getting out each word very distinctly .

Hornets coach Byron Scott is determined to reduce Paul's workload, hoping to keep his All-Star point guard fresher for the playoffs.

Harry Reid, the Senate's Democratic leader, Mr Bingaman and Byron Dorgan of North Dakota have offered three of the most prominent proposals.

I think of Napoleon at St. Helena, and of Byron growing morose and fat in the enervating climate of Italy.

I wrote a decidedly intemperate journal entry on Byron's thunderbolt visit and its miserable outcome .

Byron listened as intently as his father. What fascinated him was the living detail.

Experts have authenticated the writing as that of Byron himself.

Byron But what would a internal medicine doctor turned biotech entrepreneur turned venture capitalist be interested as subject?

I saw thee weep--the big bright tear came o'er that eye of blue; And then me thought it did appear a violet dropping dew. --G. G. Byron?

Byron was with Moura, therefore I was permitted to go with Jay, and somehow Byron's job depended on my agreeing to this.

Byron's eyes smarted; he had had no sleep since the departure from Manila.

It occurred to Byron that he could go back to the fraternity house through Claremont Avenue.

The announcement of the pact shrieked at Byron and Natalie from the news placards in the Rome airport.

This is at Byron. Just to give you a sense of what kinds of things they're citing you for.

On Sept. 23, Goldman banker Byron Trott, who had long worked closely with Mr. Buffett, called to ask what it would take to do a deal.

Lord Byron, to visit the most ancient Royal palace in Portugal, dating from the XIV century, where the Portuguese kings.

There was nothing unusual about that. Pug has always had trouble conversing with Byron.

Woman: You've only been on your own for a couple weeks, Byron.

"You get Byron, you get Goldman, " one person said, noting that Mr Trott had already secured some advisory assignments.

Byron said to his father in a flat frigid sober voice, "She's not on that boat. "

Byron McElroy: They' re lost without him, like a pack of dogs without a master.

Byron was sitting with his chin on both fists , reading a closely written airmail sheet , his face lit up with happiness .

Back to reality, Byron - Davis is gone, though the Braves have an impact strength, but is back with the Buick Atsu, this is not a bad child.

A white humpback whale named Migaloo is seen off the coast of Byron Bay, Australia.

Our literary gods then were Shakespeare, Milton and Byron; and the quality in their work which stirred us most was strength of passion.

Damn, Byron. Sorry to hear that.

The town of Byron, Maine, overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to require every resident to own a gun and ammunition .

Goldman's Byron Trott, who worked closely with Warren Buffett, quit to start his own advisory firm.

Byron Wien, chief investment strategist at Pequot Capital Management, says he is an optimist.

Poor Byron. What terrible fuckin' luck. Imagine inheriting thirty five thousand dollars.

Sometimes she could hardly remember how Byron looked, except in the few old snapshots she still had.

To make a lasting marriage we have to overcome self-centeredness. --- George G. Byron.

Don Juan is Byron's masterpiece, a great comic epic of the early 19th century.

"It just shows that a lot of the fans should not be voting for starters, " said New Orleans Hornets coach Byron Scott before Paul won out.

She put a cupped palm to Byron's face, "Something about Uncle Aron's citizenship. "

If there was, was he the Byron transmigrate Byron or transmigrate Brooke?

Percy, Lord Byron, John Polidori, and Mary's stepsister, Claire, were the others present.

Byron could sit for two hours looking pleasant without talking, and reply when spoken to with something short and apt.

Byron was born of an aristocratic family of doubtful reputation .

Most promising is a draft Indian energy bill presented in March by Byron Dorgan, North Dakota's junior senator.

We select some of literature's most memorable farewells, from Byron to James Joyce.

"His record is impressive, " said Byron R. Wien, vice chairman of Blackstone Advisory Services.

All tragedies are finished by a death, all comedies are ended by a marriage. ----Byron.

Byron inherited the title, a vast house called Newstead Abbey, and estates already mortgaged or in decay.

The narrow shaft of the attack scope slid softly upward behind Byron , and stopped .

His father died of drink and debauchery when Byron was 3, and when he was 10 his great-uncle --- the 'wicked' Lord Byron --- also died.

Gleick: Part of this book focuses on people from the 19th century such as Ada Byron, who was the first computer programmer.

A 16-year-old surfer, Peter Edmonds, died after being attacked by a shark near Byron bay, on the New South Wales coast, in April.

Lord Byron expresses his genuine feelings and romantic aspiration through Don Juan.

"Byron-hero" refers to the 19th century English Romantic poet Byron works in a class of characters.

The arrows and the pins on the military maps were closing in day by day , from all directions, on Warsaw and Byron Henry .

The idea that artists must suffer for their art would have seemed ridiculous to anyone before Byron and the romantics came on the scene.

Byron's consumed memoirs possessed the merit of being well and entertainingly written.

Byron was a poet, who has so many disputes, or be called a hero, or be called a Belial.

byron followed along on the tour without another word , his countenance white and angry.

The routine procedure scarcely registered surprise on Byron.

For Byron Hadley the answer would always be half empty, the glass is half empty. Forever and ever, amen.

when you feel a little bit tired, just lay down, may you meet Byron in another world.

Romantic poets Blake, Byron, Shelley, and so on the image embodied the noble and heroic spirit of the United States is more highly.

Some moderates like Byron Dorgan and Jeff Bingaman counseled this course.

Others would stop Byron on his evening rides to accuse him ofcorrupting the local girls and youth.

Byron and Shelly are probably the most talented poets in the history of English literature.

To lighten the atmosphere, Byron asked Slote about the workings of the embassy.

To lighten the atmosphere, Byron asked Slote about the workings of the embassy.

BYRON HADLEY, captain of the guard, slams his baton into Andy's back.

Estella smiles and pulls Byron to her.

Lord Byron enters Trinity and starts writing his early satires and poems.

Everybody at the table looked at Byron, the atmosphere was thick with curiosity.

She liked Byron better because he seemed, in this respect, more like her upright father.

His next symphony draws on this experience. Harold in Italy is based on Byron's poem Childe Harold.

I'd like to confirm Mr. Smith's appointment with ms. Byron tomorrow afternoon.

Byron Embry has a message: "Your handicap may just be your greatest asset. "

She took a challenge set by Byron and Shelley to write the most frightening ghost story.

The Shelleys departed for England onAug. 29, with Byron promising to support the child.

Byron quite casually said that he had 'a lot of Spenserian stanzas'.

He had obviously never heard of Byron, but the uniform impressed him.

Polidori also looked a lot like Byron: dark hair, pouty lips, pale pretty features.

Due to Estella's quick actions, Byron revives.

He himself is the editor of the new standard works of Byron.

Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792--1822), like Byron, had a troubled marital life.

Don Juan Byron ? And thus they wandered forth, and hand in hand, ?

But in the release of long tension, Byron did want to talk about it, though the words came hard.

Though women are angels, yet wedlock's the devil. ---G. G. Byron.

Remember Byron Katie's rule - There are 3 types of business. Your business, other peoples business and god's business.

Byron was back aboard the cramped Devilfish.

Byron: The quartet was not half bad, either.

She also rejects an initial proposal from Byron.

Byron stumbles to the couch and collapses.

This freedom of action enchanted Byron.

Pack is an investigative reporter, and Byron is the nom de plume of a "Western diplomat" who is apparently an intelligence officer.

Lord Byron sailed for Greece on a Friday and died.

Scott was contemporary with Byron.

Picasso , Byron and Thomas were famous for their art and their attraction to women .

Janice sat up talking with Byron long after Aster left.

She read him Byron's poems, and it was casting pearls before swine.

Byron Katie told a story once; I forget the exact details.

Sure. My full name is Byron Bao Jian Kun. What's your father's name?

I'd like to confirm Mr Simth's appointment with Mrs. Byron tomorrow afternoon.

sweetie, do you honestly expect Byron Henry to materialize in the BAR of this hotel at eleven o'clock?

A lovely short poem of Byron's is "She Walks in Beauty" .

Wehave the funky: like Byron Bay on the eastern shore of Australia.

Estella sees the blood stain on Byron's chest.

Very significant in Byron.

I hate to get personal, but you are much older than Byron .

Byron Bay initiates enjoy a new Center.

Byron died in Greece in 1824, atthe ripe old age of 36.

It got one lovely letter from Byron at last.

Because he still didn't have the words, he retyped a love letter from Beethoven, and Lord Byron, and John Keats, and Voltaire.

Byron, at this special moment, I can't be more excited. How about you?

Lord Byron's, for example, incorporated beds, dining facilities and a library.

Did you attend the concert last night, Byron?

My full name is Byron Bao Jian Kun.

Can I ask you a question, Byron?

This had Byron for its poet.

Byron persisted, "They can swarm down like bees through any break in the clouds. "

Good morning. This is Ms. Byron. I'm calling to confirm my appointment with the Manager on Thursday, January 21 at 9 a. m.

With the help of Max Egan, we went to film them near Byron Bay.

Nowadays this is where you come to shop at Dior or the shirtmaker "Byron" .

Many famous poets, such as Byron and Keats, died young.

I would go to the beach, and people would kick copies of Byron in my face.

l would go to the beach, and people would kick copies of Byron in my face.

I don't think that Byron should be here right now.

"Last year we probably would have lost this game by double digits, " said Nets coach Byron Scott.

My name is Byron. What is your name?

More than any other poet Lord Byron has been identified with his own heroes --- with Childe Harold, the romantic traveller;

he never failed to keep up with the latest works on his great loves, Shelley and Byron

People said that he resembled Byron--at least that his head was Byronic;

Hi, Byron. Long time no see. How are you doing?

Byron is my teacher. He is great.

Byron, always a fluent writer, was not over-critical of his own work;

''I like Byron. I give him a 42.

After Cambridge, Byron went on the grand tour of Europe, traditional for men of his education;

A Hovering Roc and A Soaring Hawk in Literature: A Comparison and Contrast in Personality Between Li Bai and Byron, George Gordon

Tis strange - but true; for truth is always strange; Stranger than fiction. -Lord Byron

She Walks in Beauty (by Byron) She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies;

yes , go ahead , let me collect myself oh , and byron , tell maria i ' d like some strong tea right away

I don't know all your names and your past, from now on, suppose you are Duncan or Byron, forget the past, and be what you want to be

Changes of the image 'Byron' and its reasons in contemporary China

"He . . . knew all niceties of the sock and buskin" (Byron)

An Analysis of Su Manshu's Translation of Byron's Poems from Autonomy and Heteronomy of Aesthetic Activity

Relation Between Nationalism and the Introduction of Byron

Selective Acceptance: Thought on the Influence of Byron on Su Manshu

Oh night, And storm, and darkness, ye are wondrous strong. (Byron)

The definitive life of Byron

On the Deconstruction of Tradition Morality by Byron

Friendship is love without his wings! - Lord Byron *

The Captives of Love --The Female Characters of Byron

Other Side of the Same Gold Coin--a True George G. Byron

An Inquiry into the Satirical Art of Byron's Poems

A Comparison Between Byron and Shelley

Castaly for romantic poet Byron

Selected lyrical poems of Byron

Byron in Italy; Byron: A Self-Portrait

George Gordon Byron to Lady Byron

Lake Geneva as Shelley and Byron Knew It

Lord Byron (2011)--The Life of a Searcher

Life is too short for chess. - Byron

The Work was created by Byron Katie, and it's a system of four simple questions:

Selected Poems of Lord Byron

By Mary Brophy Marcus and Byron Acohido, USA TODAY

Byron Was in China during the May Fourth Movement

A New Center in Byron Bay