Ambrose

Swanbeck: Miss Hall and Ambrose had a relationship which he took very seriously.

Secretary for Security Ambrose Lee Siu-kwong said the case was a total breach of customs guidelines.

Here's Ambrose Bierce's description of the discovery of one such "man of principle" in a zoo.

Eric Li and Ambrose Lau believed that there should not be too many problems and should therefore made it in time.

Ambrose Lee continues to score the highest while Stephen Lam remains at the bottom with less than 50 marks.

Either way, as we see below, Ambrose Bierce wasn't all that impressed.

Destiny: A tyrant's authority for crime, and a fool's excuse for failure. --Ambrose Bierce, American writer.

Difficult should be a walk in the park for you. I'm open to a suggestion if you can think of a quicker way to get to Ambrose.

Darren Ambrose tried to add some fiestiness to their approach with a determined run, which prompted the first real action for Van der Sar.

You had two strong motives, Mr. Ambrose make a bundle of money on the house and get back at the man who stole your wife.

"But that never happened, " said Ambrose, a professor and entomologist at North Carolina State University and apiculturist, or bee expert.

The Texas returned to the United States, arriving off Ambrose Light on Christmas Day 1918 and entered New York on the 26th.

So I think Ambrose Bierce must have been wrong about God being called lord for the purposes of flattery only.

Catesby, Percy and the two Wright brothers were killed, while a wounded Thomas Wintour and Ambrose Rokewood were taken away to London.

That projection looks high, said Al Ambrose, vice president of risk management for CHS Inc's oilseed processing division.

After the competition starts, Charlton welcomes a free kick, Ambrose penalty kicks too approaches the goalkeeper to seal off.

Ambrose Bierce reveals how far science had come by 100 years ago with the following entries in his Devil's Dictionary.

As for Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's Dictionary" was republished a couple of years ago, and continues to sell respectably.

England striker Darren Bent shot wide at the near post following a well-worked corner from Ambrose.

"Politics is the conduct of public affairs for private advantage. " - Ambrose Bierce, 19th Century American author.

From Ambrose Bierce's fable, below, we can see that a form of payola existed well before the invention of the radio.

John Ambrose Fleming invents the two-element "Fleming Valve" .

Bellamy has a hamstring strain while Ambrose and Dyer have both been sidelined by muscle tears.

Like Aesop before him, Ambrose Bierce included animals in his fables in order to demonstrate human failings and quirks of character.

I will do everything I can to be a better Ambrose for all of you ! ! !

John Ambrose's battle for a national definition goes back 36 years.

With his deep knowledge of both cryptography and classical antiquity, Ambrose is the governments best chance to uncover the cult.

For example, he holds that Saint Ambrose had no right to excommunicate the Emperor Theodosius after the massacre of Thessalonica.

Kim Davis-Ambrose, whose son attends a Ren 10 charter school, may help to stem this trend.

Here's Ambrose Bierce's brief comment about the debate.

Not a great one. When he talks about Ambrose, this is what we get.

Swanbeck: You do think it was Ambrose? You're not surprised.

They get the same answer that Ambrose got in 1975: "Any day now. "

Ambrose Bierce sort of anticipated this difficulty 100 years ago. Here's what he said about W in his Devil's Dictionary:

The Council passed a motion moved by Hon Ambrose LAU urging the Administration and HKMA to expedite the establishment of CCRA in Hong Kong.

Hunt: So there is one thing we know that Ambrose doesn't.

you know , maybe you and ambrose could - - could team up

Ambrose Lee, the Hong Kong secretary for security, welcomed the legislation, saying that it was necessary to fight crime.

Destiny a tyrant's authority for crime, and a fool's excuse for failure. (Ambrose Bierce, American Author, Editor, Journalist)

Appeal, v. t. In law, to put the dice into the box for another throw. -Ambrose Bierce, The Devil's Dictionary (1906)

"A mounted officer would be a conspicuous mark" (Ambrose Bierce)

"The strange metallic note of the meadow lark, suggesting the clash of vibrant blades" (Ambrose Bierce)

As a result, one finally has a round, bright, both in prison and fastening of the Ambrose rivet end, it will appear at gunpoint;

Selfish, adj. Devoid of consideration for the selfishness of others. -Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914), [The Devil's Dictionary, 1906]

(Ambrose, a smoker, died of lung cancer in 2002, when he was 66. )

Art of War Stories by Ambrose Bierce

Preface by Prof Ambrose King