Discredited by lapse of time and
offensive to the popular taste, as an old book.
'You are a very
offensive fellow sir,' repeated Mr Lammle.
He looked about him for an
offensive weapon, caught up the snuffers, and, before applying them to the cabbage-headed candle, lunged at the sleeper as though he would have run him through the body.
Pullet's argument, that it would look ill in the neighborhood if people should have it in their power to say that there was a quarrel in the family, was particularly
offensive. If the family name never suffered except through Mrs.
If you write to 27 Gate Five Road, Sausalito, CA 94965, you may persuade someone to send you a copy of the
offensive Realist cartoon so that you can judge it for yourself.
1914); he repulsed the French Champagne-Marne
offensives (February-March and September-November 1915); held General Anthoine's Fourth Army of Petain's Center Army Group to minor gains during the Nivelles
offensive (Aisne II) (April 16-May 15, 1917); some of his right wing units played a role on the extreme left of Ludendorff's Champagne-Marne
offensive (July 15-17, 1918), covering the east flank of First Army; his forces were badly mauled by U.S.
Charges also can be brought if sexual interaction creates a hostile or
offensive work environment.
Likewise, we faded from "The mission of our troops is wholly defensive" (George Bush's words) into trying "to ensure that the coalition has an adequate
offensive military option" (George Bush's words).
Since there's no way to undo the Cousins deal now, the Vikings must focus on upgrading his
offensive line.
The Blues boss had an
offensive midfielder, two wingers and a pair of strikers on the bench for last weekend's first home game of the season against Watford.