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Перевод: Edgar

[имя собственное]
Эдгар

Тезаурус:

1. This week she spent looking after Paddock Sportsline and their other emergent horses so that Linda could earn money working as a stable girl in Ted Edgar's stables.
2. Reading was and is one of his absorbing pleasures and on the bookshelves in the winter of 1971 and 1972 were: The Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp , Shakespeare, Jules Feiffer's Harry the Rat with Women , The Primal Scream , a selection of Hermann Hesse, Edgar Cayce on Reincarnation and The Group Sex Tapes .
3. 3605/1732 , Photographs by Tim Edgar look closely at the area of Bristol defined by the Ordnance survey reference of the title (until 1 Feb).
4. Otto the Great took special steps to be anointed and crowned king of Germany and emperor; and his younger contemporary Edgar imported a very similar ceremony into England.
5. And although Edgar's present listening has extended out past the Beach Boys, Credence Clearwater Revival and sundry American garage bands, The Stairs have made an inadvertent name for themselves as the most frighteningly authentic British beat combo in existence.
6. Her trainer, Ted Edgar, was on hand to give her advice, despite breaking his shoulder in a hunting accident last Saturday.
7. It will not do to suggest that prose is always the inferior state, of course, since Edgar in prose is a better man than Edmund ( King Lear ), as he is in verse, and Iago ( Othello ) works equal havoc in both media.
8. Edgar Snow, in a review of it, said, "Here is a young man with a message which ought to be read by every Indian who hopes to see his country free.
9. One of the field commanders, Edgar Chamorro, continually nagged by Fernandez to get into Nicaragua and fight, at last decided to venture 30 metres inside to attack a border post; heavy fire drove him back and, retreating to a pay phone, he called the CIA in Langley, Virginia and asked them to send mortars.
10. He could see Edgar Lustgarten narrowing his eyes threateningly at the camera, as he paced out the length of Maple Drive.
11. The contents of the newly-released 1992 Metropolitan Museum of Art Journal (volume 27) is as follows: John Oliver Hand "Salve sancta facies: thoughts on the iconography of the "Head of Christ" by Petrus Christus"; Timothy B. Husband "The Winteringham Tau Cross and Ignis Sacer"; Maximilian P.J. Maartens "The epitaph of Anna van Nieuwenhove"; Shirley Neilson Blum "Hans Memling's "Annunciation" with angelic attendants"; Maryan W. Ainsworth "Implications of revised attributions in Netherlandish painting"; Hans J. van Miegroet "The sign of the rose: a fifteenth-century Flemish Passion scene"; Christian Heck "Baldung Grien's Grunen Worth altarpiece and the devotion of the two St Johns"; Walter Liedtke "Addenda to "Flemish paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art"""; Edgar Munhall "A Sevres Biscuit bust of Louis XV acquired by the Frick Collection in memory of Guy Bauman"; James David Draper "Philippe-Laurent Roland in the Metropolitan Museum of Art"; Joseph Baillio "Hubert Robert's decorations for the chateau de Bagatelle"; and Helmut Nickel "The bride and the cat: a possible source for Overbeck's "Freundschaftsbild" of Franz Pforr".
12. By R. D. M. Edgar
13. On the reverse are details of the marriage of William Charles to Ann Edgar at St Dunstan's in the West, together with their offspring.