The tiresome maneuvering had carried them about in
circles back and forth across the harbor, but by it Number Thirteen had himself learned something of the proper method of propelling and steering his craft.
The pleasure in this muddled and meandering syntax that
circles back in and around itself is painfully thrashed into us with the second quatrain: "A flower stalk jammed / into the narrow neck of a vase / withers with the musty smell of a floor / and the flower is in yesterday's sky.
Part III
circles back around to describe the development of the instruments through the longitudinal Children in Care study, and presents psychometric validation of the scales.
Andre is known in basketball
circles back home in St James just outside Bridgetown as "the coach's son".
By the end of the book, Roach
circles back around to her title and reveals she's a firm supporter of going to Mars - no matter what kind of wacky experiments it's going to take to figure out how the human body can sustain 500 days without gravity.
Beginning with a straightforward account of the outward facts of Spinoza's life (with fictional elaborations), the narrative
circles back and behind to reveal the psychological springs of his philosophy.
A woman whose four children were killed
circles back to the movement's potential for creating equality and eliminating poverty.
I am inspired by how the entire flock
circles back to include the one bird that has gone astray, instead of heading out and leaving it behind.
Ending
circles back to their music in an open-air concert in Paris.
Our cover story this issue was inspired by a paper that began circulating in environmental
circles back in September entitled "The Death Of Environmentalism?
Like Nohrnberg's Analogy of The Faerie Queene, like the Faerie Queene (hereafter FQ) itself, the book rambles and
circles back to topics.
