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Narrator: morning, B, C and opened his eyes, and suddenly found A up on the bed and full blood, put the XieYin photo.

NARRATOR: But elsewhere, the market was flourishing. Tens of thousands of small businesses sprung up, and the Polish economy began to boom.

NARRATOR: During the dark war years, Britain had been governed by a coalition of conservatives and socialists.

I don't like the kind of narrator who's a great god-like figure, looking down on everyone and seeing into their hearts and souls.

On one hand, the narrator tells the story of two heroes: Rat and I. They were trying to get rid of alienation and find the exit in life.

Narrator: Indie music was no longer about being outside the mainstream, it was the mainstream.

NARRATOR: To many, the loans-for-shares deal was more than a scandal; it was the theft of the century.

The narrator, unable to stop himself, tries to track Ruiz-Tagle down, and sees signs of his activity over and over again.

NARRATOR: Nixon decided he hadn't gone far enough, so he took his top economic advisors off to Camp David for a working weekend.

"If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen" , the narrator intoned .

NARRATOR: His aides told him to concentrate on the price of eggs. If eggs appeared, if eggs got cheaper, the market would be working.

NARRATOR: For what came to be known as the "Thirty Glorious Years, " Keynesian economics had been delivering the goods.

NARRATOR: Everywhere, markets were freezing up. The economic crisis seemed toh*e taken on a life of its own.

NARRATOR: It had taken three years -- three years of growing public anger, three years of real hardship for millions of Americans.

"My Kid Sister" runs through the narrator's adolescence, from the birth of his little sister to her pregnancy at the age of 19.

NARRATOR: The vast factory complex at Norilsk was to become a major battleground between the Red Directors and a new kind of Russian.

Narrator: Extremely irritated. the princess went back to her bedroom and looked for the magic mirror.

In his poem "The Raven, " a big black bird comes into the narrator's den, sits upon a statue, and stares at him.

Narrator: The fisherman returned home. Many years passed. The fisherman and his wife were still living in their hut.

Narrator: As she was thinking "That was dumb, " Chuck was strangled to death with a plastic sack.

NARRATOR: Goni's party did win the election, and he became minister of planning. He told the president that Bolivia was running out of time.

She explained that she had written a narrator's part to the play, and asked me to switch roles.

NARRATOR: Keith Joseph's most significant adherent was an up-and-coming Conservative politician named Margaret Thatcher.

NARRATOR: Places like Merelani, in Northern Tanzania, are the bottom end of the global economy.

NARRATOR: Having thrown off communism, the countries of Eastern Europe continued to embrace free markets.

Let me explain how the Narrator performs: look down, read lines, look up, say lines, look down, read lines. . . Every time!

By the time Marcus Gorman, the novel's narrator, became Jack's lawyer, the era of romanticized gangsters had begun to fade.

The novel's more detailed psychological description, the narrator is an adult used to observe the little boy that view.

NARRATOR: Governments, said Keynes, should spend against the wind.

Narrator: For how could he forget, spilling the blood of his own family? A cruel trick orchestrated by the God of War.

NARRATOR: With the zeal of a convert, Joseph began to preach the virtues of free markets.

NARRATOR: I'm so sorry, girls. I never wanted you to be burdened with this.

NARRATOR: After a day arguing the pros and cons of a market economy, they would sit around the campfire and tell jokes.

narrator: This man is trying to convince the dog that the food is delicious.

We're not sure if these are his own experiences, or his fantasies, or if he's dissolved into a third-person narrator who knows everything.

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NARRATOR: Japan's economy once looked unstoppable, but it was slow to adapt to the rapid changes of a fast-moving, interconnected world.

NARRATOR: To the horror of his own political party, the prime minister g*e the green light for free-market reform.

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the relationship between the female narrator and the characters ; the literary significance of female writings as well.

NARRATOR: The U. S. economy was going through the worst downturn since the Great Depression.

The narrator of Descartes' Meditations concludes that none of his former opinions are safe.

NARRATOR: To some of his supporters, the president's change of heart on NAFTA was nothing less than a sellout.

Its narrator, Halima Bashir (pictured above), grew up in Darfur, became a victim of the conflict and ultimately escaped from it.

Narrator: All his instincts told him that he should never cross its threshold, never step inside.

The attitude or outlook of a narrator or character in a piece of literature, a movie, or another art form.

NARRATOR: People believed this perfect mathematical model could be applied in a less-than-perfect world.

NARRATOR: Keynes did not have long to live. Ill and overworked, his health gave way, but his reputation and influence outlived him.

It is generally held that Nelly is only an objective narrator of the story and a faithful servant in the story.

NARRATOR: To *oid leaks, they worked at home. Every few days, Goni reported to the president.

Narrator 1: The fisherman hurried home. He couldn't wait to tell his wife what had happened.

Narrator: all of a sudden breeze, frighten C shrinkage one regiment: do not speak, sleep.

NARRATOR: All across Latin America, governments began to sit up and take notice.

NARRATOR: India, the jewel in the crown of the British Empire, the very symbol of imperialism, celebrated its freedom.

Narrator: Leaving the rotting carcass of the Hydra behind, Kratos sets sail once more.

NARRATOR: They called his policy Reaganomics. It had four key elements.

But a Palestinian reader still reads a novel by a Jewish author, and vice versa, connecting and empathizing with the narrator.

The narrator offers them a thermos of vodka, two candles and six cigarettes ( "rolled out of the state newspaper" ).

If the narrator could put his glass of water down, I think he would see that a toast to the world with a Stinger would suit him well.

NARRATOR: Gaidar and his team wanted to use economic reform as a political weapon to *ash the old communist system before it destroyed them.

Narrator: The soldiers faced a massacre, while their young captain faced the end of his brilliant career, and his life.

His true skill is as a narrator of violent histories, and his subject does not disappoint.

Narrator: Only Prince Charming could know how The Pie Maker felt upon looking at her.

Narrator: After a thousand years, Pandoras box was, at last freed of its confines . Kratos had found the means to destroy the God of War.

NARRATOR: The economic reforms in Chile may have had little immediate impact on the world, but the ideas behind them were gaining momentum.

NARRATOR: Perhaps the greatest political impact was on the Labor Party that had all along opposed Thatcher's free-market policies.

"Then God created water, " the narrator tells us, and the handsome bartender (Nicholas Tse) looks soulfully around the nightclub.

NARRATOR: In the airline industry, the host of regulations enacted during the Great Depression were still in force.

Narrator: But Ricky was a god for 10 minutes when he trounced the maitre of a local food court.

When a training workshop video she was handling for Hewlett-Packard needed a narrator, she stepped up.

NARRATOR: As the 20th century drew to its close, and our new century began, the battle over the world economy intensified.

Narrator: Memories of what hed done in the name of Ares. Memories of how hed become a servant under the God of War.

Narrator (ferguson back to units) bow depressed or the court: next day, no results.

NARRATOR: Three days after my funeral, Lynette replaced her grief with a much more useful emotion - indignation.

The only ad narrator for Lexus since it arrived in 1989 was recently cut loose by Toyota's lux brand and its agency, Team One.

The girl calls the narrator after seeing him on television.

NARRATOR: After 30 glorious years of growth, the American economy was in trouble.

Narrator : But there was more resting on Kratos' shoulders than he could know.

If each match is a story, a global tournament is, in the hands of a skilled narrator, a blockbuster.

The advertisements showed lush golf courses, lighthouses , beaches and sunsets, while a narrator cast Michigan as an unspoilt refuge.

What makes the differences in the narrator's approach to his own situation?

NARRATOR: The lasting impact of the protest movement was subtle, but real. Since Seattle, the terms of the global debate had shifted.

Narrator: the midnight sky, a JingLei, wind roared, window began to rain.

NARRATOR: And suddenly, there he was, like a phoenix rising from the ashes.

Narrator: So the King and his queen watch with heavy hearts as their most precious possession, their only child, disappeared into the night.

NARRATOR: Next day, Gen. Lucius Clay, the man in charge of occupied Germany, demanded to know what Erhard thought he was doing.

In chapter I , we make comparisons between the two novels from the angles of narrative structure, narrator and ironic narration.

However, because she is an ingenuous narrator, she sometimes misses the deeper significance of her feelings.

NARRATOR: Since it was impossible to work with the system, people learned to work around it.

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Narrator: eph gus sir boss was a shrewd woman, but to person to matter always require very strict, it makes him feel very uncomfortable.

NARRATOR: In his final foreign policy address before leaving office, Bill Clinton sought to define the challenges of globalization.

NARRATOR: But in Washington, Keynes was still king of the hill. Nineteen years after he died, his face was on the cover of Time magazine.

NARRATOR: The emperor's fame as a lover of fashion spread far and wide, and one day two strangers presented themselves at the palace.

Marian Forrester is a beautiful woman who delights her husband, her lover, and young Niel Herbert, the narrator of this enchanting tale.

"Those who enjoy setting flames of war are bound to burn in those very flames, " a narrator says in one video.

You will find me a very awkward narrator, Miss Dashwood; I hardly know where to begin.

NARRATOR: By now, the street demonstrations had become a routine feature of major international meetings.

Narrator has a number of options that allow you to customize the way screen elements are read.

Narrator: The children in Sandy's class.

Secondly, though the point of view changes a lot, the omniscient point view is used and the narrator is a contradictory existence.

NARRATOR: Prices kept rising. The hard-liners who controlled the Central Bank made it much worse. Their policies fueled inflation.

NARRATOR: Much of Vienna's intellectual life took place outside the university, in the coffeehouses across the Ringstrasse.

Narrator reads what is displayed on your screen : the contents of the active window , menu options, or the text that you type .

Narrator : The first group builds a cubicle in which the walls are screens for the computer and for family photos .

You look at them, maybe read a placard, or perhaps wear a headset in which a narrator gives you more background about what you're seeing.

Narrator the narration not necessarily verbally but physically and in the form of manifestation.

Narrator: Broughten off like a feather, Kratos found himself risen from the sea and placed on solid earth.

The village is eventually revealed to be a cordoned-off section of the narrator's own unconscious mind.

In television commercials about new yeast-infection treatments, I was the soothing female narrator.

Through Mrs. Todd , the woman with whom she boards, the narrator enters unobtrusively into the lives of the townsfolk .

Meyer is a curiously old-fashioned "watching the natives" kind of travel writer, rather than a postmodern narrator-as-character kind.

NARRATOR: Once upon a time in a faraway land there lived an emperor who was very vain.

When the scene changes, Rikimaru snaps his fingers and takes the deep solemn voice of a narrator.

Narrator: The battle lasted mere hours. The discipline and training of the Spartans did little to stem the tide of the merciless barbarians.

The sections use a common narrator and show his growth as a man as the rural world around him dies.

With Lush Life, I wanted a very strong narrative without necessarily a very strong narrator; it helps that the songs match.

Every narrator was very different with others and had the same identity with a character in the novel.

NARRATOR: Thatcher wanted to end their dependence on government subsidies and submit them to the discipline of the marketplace.

Narrator: His Majesty, the net messenger asked to see the altar.

NARRATOR: Not to mention a few unexpected surprises.

The process starts with sorting and drying the neem fruits, as explained in this version with a Nigerian narrator.

NARRATOR: Kelly turns her attention back to cooking. As soon as she does, the phone rings again.

NARRATOR: With the economy in apparently terminal decline, the people voted for a new Conservative government headed by Margaret Thatcher.

Narrator: It was Blur who won the race to number one, but the Oasis camp weren't at all shaken.

The narrator knows better: "I knew then that The Book is a postulate, that it is a goal. "

Narrator: With a mattress below and attached to a safety rope, Lynn began her 60-foot ascent.

NARRATOR: BREE sobbed quietly in the restroom for 5 minutes. But her husband never knew. Because when Bree finally emerge, she was perfect.

NARRATOR: Overprotected, over-administered, over planned, the Permit Raj was quite literally a brake on the Indian economy.

The book begins with the village on the edge of a crisis that occurred when the narrator was a boy.

This kind of study makes the narrator himself or herself talk or the story itself explore the meaning of it.

Narrator: If they can just land it, this croc will provide useful data, helping Paul in his quest to understand Sarcosuchus.

NARRATOR: How ironic. To have something I tried so desperately to keep secret, treated so casually.

Narrator: Mick is the name of the tramp who has father's new jacket.

Except for the sarcastic frog narrator, the garlic-scented fairy, and--oh yeah--the princess in this book not only sleeps and snores .

Narrator: Descending from Olympus, he saw the makings of a god, in a mere mortal.

Narrator: the next morning, bodyguard brought the shoe.

Chapter one analyzes the narrative perspective, narrative voice and unreliable narrator of narrative subject in Atwood's novels.

Narrator: Eventually these beasts are going to live in herds on the beaches. Theo Jansen is working hard on this evolution.

NARRATOR: It was a sight of sudden, prehistoric disaster.

NARRATOR: Thatcher's free-market message seemed to offer an escape from a Polish economy that was debt-ridden and riddled with shortages.

NARRATOR: The time back to fifty years ago, Grandfather and his young wife the mountains to collect herbs.

What did the narrator do for her?

NARRATOR: The global economy rested on institutions that dated back to the end of the second world war.

The narrator says the poor aunt is a conceptual sign that has affixed itself to him. . .

When the omniscient narrator is absent, each character speaks on behalf of his or her own private self.

Narrator: As the hunters display their kills, something surprising happens.

Narrator 2: And with that the fish swam away, deep down under the water.

His aesthetic sensibilities had grown more serious. In this responsive early threads of character found in the narrator of Remembrance.

( Video ) : Narrator : Deep in a remote region of Cameroon , two hunters stalk their prey .

(Video) Narrator: A mission to explore under the ice of Europa would be the ultimate robotic challenge.

Narrator: After thousands of years, Pandoras Box was finally opened.

NARRATOR: Who knows, Bell's words into telecommunications in the history of human transmission of the first sentence by telephone.

NARRATOR: Ten million Poles joined Solidarity. Under Walesa's leadership, Solidarity became the main opposition to communi*.

Act the story in groups of four. One of you is the narrator.

Narrator: Big, but less than half the size of supercroc's skull.

Narrator: In spite of the spell, Ella grew up strong of mind. Her gift made her obedient, but her heart made her kind.

NARRATOR: Tonight, the battle over who should write the new rules of the game for the global economy.

To our program, we took the props up, after the narrator title-race intro, began to show.

The nine sections of "Vida" are linked by a common narrator, Sabina, a New Jersey native born to Colombian parents.

Narrator: wears gorgeous A, on the rush to the palace, and his stepmother and brother has arrived.

NARRATOR: Now teaching at the London School of Economics, Hayek feared that Keynes's brave new world was a big step in the wrong direction.

Discourse perspective is the embedded viewpoint of subject in narrator's reality space in narrative discourse.

NARRATOR: Churchill, who was influenced by Hayek's book The Road to Serfdom, opposed planning and controls.

NARRATOR: Far away in the South Atlantic, a British expeditionary force was at sea.

NARRATOR: Thailand's Central Bank had kept its currency artificially high, fueling the speculative bubble.

Narrator: emperor after listening to very angry Emperor: bearer, the avanti tied to pull out eluded! ! ! ! ! !

Narrator: Last week father took the family to a restaurant as a special treat.

Narrator: The city had been saved, and would thrive again.

NARRATOR: The man who was to sweep away airline regulations is a lifelong Gilbert and Sullivan fan.

Narrative documentary reflects the truth under the limited visual angle by observing the world in the eyes of narrator.

narrator, squirrel, chipmunk, badger, field mouse, acorns, raccoon.

The narrator is a Nigerian-born doctor who spends his evenings walking the streets of New York.

Narrator: Professor Boffin is going to bake a cake.

Narrator: The barbarians to the east numbered in the thousands, and descended on the Spartans, without mercy.

NARRATOR: By overthrowing the old order, the Russian Revolution aimed to deliver that better world.

Now, each time the narrator says something, the producer uses a voice other than Fred's.

NARRATOR: The supposedly conservative Republican Nixon opted for wage and price controls.

Narrator: when staying imperatorial: monk tang happened three mentoring.

NARRATOR: The tailors took over a room in the palace and set to work at once.

(Video) Narrator: Exploration is a physical process of putting your foot in places where humans have never stepped before.

Narrator: A vaccine trains the body in advance how to recognize and neutralize a specific invader.

Narrator: Flow is the mental state of apparition in which the person is fully immersed in what he or she is doing.

In the media narrative, the media and journalists act both as the substitute of heroes and the narrator.

In my fanfiction, I had the narrator (31-year old Angelina) posit that her early childhood was spent in a shadow.

In different power networks, the narrator has different control of discourses of characters.

Narrator: Mother is at a shop with father.

Thus, what thing is really the love which Watanabe of the narrator felt for "Norwegian Wood" ?

hardboiled novels are also often told in the first person , and the detective narrator is almost invariably a wisecracking cynic.

NARRATOR: In Yeltsin's Russia, crony capitalism thrived. For many, reform came to mean corruption, inflation, and inequality.

NARRATOR: Pension funds became the power houses of the global economy because they had the money.

His granny, a bustling Palestinian Christian housewife, is a talented narrator.

THE omniscient third person can often be a tedious fictional narrator.

NARRATOR: Air-raid sirens sound the alert. German bombers will pound another British city tonight .

First, as stated before, the reader does not really understand the narrator, Astrid.

NARRATOR: The economic shock reverberated throughout all levels of Thai society.

One is carried away by the enthusiasm and gusto of the novelist-narrator.

Narrator: As for Kratos, no mere sword and shield would befit the newest servant of the God of War.

In reading narrative fiction, we should not equate the author with the narrator or equate the narrative voice with the voice of the author.

Nabokov's unreliable narrator can hardly be included in the category of the retardates or the morally corrupted.

NARRATOR: In 1987 President Reagan carried this war of words to the most symbolic section of the Iron Curtain: the Berlin Wall.

As a giant dragon appears on the screen, the narrator sarcastically thanks the Republican: "As they say in China, xie xie Mr. Gibbs! "

Narrator: Father took lots of photographs during the holidays.

She is, on the whole, a very fair narrator, and I don't think I could improve her style.

NARRATOR: One of those who plotted the coup went to talk to Pinochet face to face.

Narrator : Humiliated before his Spartan army, Kratos dragged himself up from the dirt.

NARRATOR: People panicked. They rushed to withdraw their hard-earned savings.

Narrator: Yes, I remember the world--every detail. And what I remember most is how afraid I was. What a waste.

The most striking elimination of the boundary between fact and fiction is the narrator and protagonist's name, Tim O'Brien.

NARRATOR: Hayek, who was working at a statistical research institute, needed 200 pay raises in eight months.

Can best embody the narrator's point of view is the narrator's voice and perspective.

The narrator's father, Atticus Finch, has served as a moral hero for many readers and as a model of integrity for lawyers.

The narrating angle in this novel is actually a combination of the third-person omniscient narrator and the limited omniscient narrator.

Later in the novel, Hawthorne devotes 15 pages to an unnamed narrator who describes and taunts the corpse of the tyrannical Judge Pyncheon.

NARRATOR: Reagan offered Volcker his moral support in the fight against inflation.

NARRATOR: Soviet satellites circled the world, and nuclear submarines prowled the oceans.

(Video) Narrator: In front of the sub, a mess screen will come into contact with the soft-bodied creatures of the deep sea.

NARRATOR: Churchill was out. The people had voted for a new socialist Britain.

NARRATOR: It was so sensitive that Powell needed the prime minister's personal approval to activate an escape plan.

"I" , the narrator of the story, is a pilot whose plane has something wrong and lands in the Sahara.

This week: Humbert Humbert, Lolita's questionable narrator.

NARRATOR: Muang Thong Thani was a sign of the times -- a "new city" built from scratch for 700, 000 people.

Narrator: Paul has his data, so they decide to release the animal back into the river.

As Zoya makes the journey from Moscow, it is the narrator's job to prepare the House of Meetings for Lev and his bride.

NARRATOR: The baht came under relentless market pressure. In July 1997, the Thai government was forced to devalue.

"What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but what happens in California makes the world go round, " says a narrator.

Narrator: Sandy and Sue are coming home from school. They meet Professor Boffin.

which is particularly good at creating a voice for the subtler of the Lohman brothers, the narrator Paul.

The narrator, whose voice had faltered lately , stopped .

NARRATOR: Determined, and some said strident, she would revolutionize the economy.

Narrator: In a sunny morning, at school. . .

NARRATOR: He was living in a provincial town and stuck in a rut.

These stories are told in the first person and English is a great narrator.

And perhaps that makes me an unreliable narrator for this story.

NARRATOR: And just like that, Susan could suddenly see something she'd never seen before.

An omniscient deity; the omniscient narrator.

Narrator: Hello. Unfortunately, we must start the story with an empty chair.

Robinson Crusoe, the narrator of the story, tells us that he was born in 1632 in the city of York, England.

NARRATOR: Della stroll in the streets for 2 hours, and then she stop at a gold shop and bought a gold watch chain.

Narrator may not read words aloud correctly in other programs.

Narrator: The wrecked bodies of those who had gone in search of Pandoras Box lay before him.

Narrator: Last Saturday Father and Sandy went fishing.

Narrator: Of all the anthems on the album, one song would come to define the new Oasis.

Wind, sun, a new energy grid. Man # 2: New investments to create high paying jobs. Narrator: Repower America.

Narrator: Pat built his house of sticks. Paul met a man. He sold bricks.

Narrator: Father travelled to work by train.

Narrator: Pete built his house of straw. Pat met a man. He sold sticks.

A boy (the narrator's father) finds a fig tree shoot growing in the bricks on the roof.

she is designed to act as a guide or narrator , either standing up or sitting in a booth.

One night it returns to the narrator in a dream.