To arms!

It was the first call to arms, and it took place in an unpretentious white middle-class house half a mile from Spengler's office.

As in other great novelists " novels, symbolism in A Farewell to Arms tends to be taken from nature and religion. "

Farewell to Arms is one of the serials of Ernest Hemingway's war novels and it contains a strong sense of tragic awareness.

We are firmly opposed to arms sales to Taiwan by the U. S. or any other countries or regions. The position remains unchanged.

When fighters all over Greece flew to arms against Troy, a prophet foretold that Achilles was sure not to return from the war.

Catherine Barkley is the heroine of Hemingway s novel A Farewell to Arms, who always arouses literary critics controversial opinions on her.

His long novels The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms are classic works with wars as their themes.

Israel is holding out for ceasefire terms that would guarantee an end to arms smuggling across or under Gaza's border with Egypt.

A real call to arms is only one choice to cut the spending and keep a financial balance.

Recourse to arms is not the best solution to a quarrel between countries.

Recourse to arms is not the best solution to a quarrel between two countries.

As far as the structure of A Farewell to Arms is concerned, its five parts can be seen as a five-act tragedy of Shakespeare.

Published in 1929, A Farewell to Arms not only revisits the conflict that had ended just a decade earlier; it also tells of romance.

Since the publishing of Hemingway's important novel, A Farewell to Arms, in 1929, it has been the focus of the critic circle.

With a couple of books already under his belt he wrote A Farewell to Arms in 1929; a love story set in Italy in the war.

Once more I repeat my battle cry: "To arms, all-all of you! "

However, few efforts have been devoted to the study of Hemingway's eco-feminist consciousness embodied in A Farewell to Arms.

Having failed to settle their disputes at the conference table, the two countries appealed to arms.

His A Farewell to Arms is generally considered as a great genuine masterpiece among its contemporaries.

Next to arms, eloquence offers the great avenue to popular favor, whether it be in civilized or savage life.

His A Farewell to Arms is considered as a great genuine masterpiece among its contemporaries.

Now it is going for the jugular, demanding an end to arms sales to Taiwan and declaring the South China Sea a Chinese lake.

Earlier this month, Chris Anderson, "curator" of the TED conferences, gave a call to arms on his blog.

One of Hemingway's greatest works "A Farewell to Arms" is mainly about World War One, the first great tragedy of humanity.

Recourse to arms is not the best solution to inter-state dispute.

A Farewell to Arms has caused a strong reaction since its publication.

The latest unrest in Bangkok was led by red-shirted protesters roused by a televised call to arms by Mr Thaksin, a self-exiled fugitive.

Arise, countrymen! Arise, patriots! To arms; to arms! For the defence of our motherland.

"A farewell to arms" the novel reflects the "lost generation" of the youth ideological characteristics.

It was a call to arms, a mission statement, a detailed breakdown of how food and food-related diseases are the biggest killers in America.

Symptoms worth worrying about Sudden onset of severe central chest pain for ten minutes or more, which may spread to arms, neck or jaw.

In spite of its hard-boiled realism of detail and its tragic ending, A Farewell to Arms is nevertheless an idealistic book.

Every time he had a call to arms, we were the first ones in uniform.

Political, diplomatic, legal and economic measures should be tried before any resort to arms.

This call to arms was spoken by Winston Churchill in his inaugural radio broadcast on this day in 1940.

Treats an illness like resorts to arms, treats skin disease to be also same.

A Farewell to Arms is one of Hemingway's masterpieces.

Nor should they allow their interlocutors to narrow the scope of bilateral relations to arms-control issues alone.

Engaging power to arms, clipping! Unfolding 'MAIN BAIL', all weapons operational!

Damn! The attack has already begun! To arms, my brothers!

After he was badly injured, he stayed in a Milan hospital where he fell in love with his nurse, and wrote A Farewell to Arms (1929).

The story has become a metaphor for national weakness, and a call to arms.

In the novel "A Farewell to Arms" , Catherine, Henry, Father, Lei Nadi, who have their own on a different spiritual home.

Political, diplomatic, legaland economic measures should be tried before any resort to arms.

Several thousand of the militiamen, it is feared, have returned to arms and to crime.

The two disputing countries decided not to appeal to arms.

In addition to improving prospects of a global deal in Copenhagen, Obama's business call to arms should lead to concrete action.

Farewell to Arms is a semi-autobiographical novel written by Ernest Hemingway.

A Farewell to Arms is a representative anti-war novel in Hemingway's early literary career.

This can be read more broadly as a call to arms.

Our literary heritage is full of anti-war classics like Ernest Hemingway's A Farwell to Arms.

to exhaust every resort of honorable diplomacy before appealing to arms.

eg. The fatigued guerillas would rather surrender without an appeal to arms.

Arise, countrymen! Arise, patriots! To arms; to arms! For the.

Rich Christian cultural connotations and use of color words exist in A Farewell to Arms.

"Farewell to Arms" is the master pieced produced by Hemingway.

Wings and flippers and fins are all evolutionarily related to arms and hands, of course.

It can best be read as a call to arms for bolder efforts by governments to adopt policies that embrace both sets of needs.

These, are the strategist resort to arms the good wonderful mystery, may not the preset or the explanation.

That is a pretty depressing call to arms: become more dynamic so Europe can still afford old-age pensions and unemployment benefits.

He opposes any return to arms. He supports the pelters' goals, but not their methods.

To arms! To arms, O man! Death storms your house in battle array!

Enthusiasm may wax wroth; hence the appeal to arms.

Jack: Seems there is no shoulder. You go straight from neck to arms!

I have been reading Hemingway's Farewell to Arms recently.

The drummer beat the soldiers to arms.

What're you reading now? B: A farewell to Arms.

To arms of the ever eternal.

took to arms, the poltroons hid.

Henry received a call to arms.

So here is a call to arms: fight the stereotype!

After many days you will be called to arms.

I was reading "A Farewell to Arms" one night when my father came into my bedroom.

There is a second camp that is happy to use the 1980s as a purely partisan call to arms.

This is a call to arms to do the right thing for ourselves and for the future .

This is a timely and invigorating call to arms.

Recourse to arms was open to them.

As we can see, Hemingway in the farewell to arms is used in the end is infinite.

to prefer in all cases amicable discussion and reasonable accommodation of differences to a decision of them by an appeal to arms;

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originally a person of noble birth trained to arms and chivalry;

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