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Writing for Turner Classic Movies, Richard Harland Smith observes: “While hewing closely to the crime-shouldn't-pay maxims of the newly minted Production

An atgeir, sometimes called a "mail-piercer" or "hewing-spear", was a type of polearm in use in Viking Age Scandinavia and Norse colonies in the British

Sydney sandstone, also known as the Hawkesbury sandstone, yellowblock, and yellow gold, is a sedimentary rock named after Sydney, and the Hawkesbury River

large battle axes or hammers because one account of the battle has them hewing through the retaining chains on the wagons to breach through the fortress

the greatest of things—is that tremendous creation, Wolf Larsen... the hewing out and setting up of such a figure is enough for a man to do in one lifetime

used in war; the Temple lengthens human life while iron shortens it; the hewing of stones is an invitation to carving images in them, violating the prohibition

Yatagan Two Ottoman yatagans, 19th century. Type Hewing knife/sabre Place of origin Yatağan, Turkey Service history In service mid-16th–late 19th century

Builders of barques and balingers, Masons lying upon the land, And shipwrights hewing upon the strand. The chronicler Lindsay of Pitscottie wrote of the building

Berlin and was popular at the German box office. The film was criticised for hewing closely to wartime propaganda in its portrayal of the German war effort

castle builders may have improved the natural defences of the terrain by hewing into them to make the hillsides harder to climb and reduce the risk of landslide

from the same countries, being generally poorer and less established, and hewing to the new, fundamentalist teachings of Lars Levi Laestadius, a Swedish-Sami

president of the United Auto Workers (UAW). After high school he attended Hewing College and received his AB from William Jewell College. Martin then attended

Njál's saga this weapon is shown as used mostly for thrusting, but also for hewing. Gunnar wins his atgeirr early in Njáls saga: "Hallgrímr lagði til hans

Nick Hartland. The Museum collection is curated by Museum Director - James Hewing. The museum was severely damaged by a fire which broke out shortly before

Haakon's fleet but the winds turn their projectiles back at them. Hávard the Hewing, in the fleet of Haakon, first spots Þorgerðr there and then many others

in his act that would explode on the very next album Electrifying, while hewing tightly to a standard acoustic quartet format. Here he starts to use the

"Church of St Mary". British Listed Buildings. "Rougham Hall". British Listed Buildings. Hewing the Stones, a genealogy site. Retrieved 27/2/2012 v t e

and indigenous labour was often used by the settlers for tasks such as hewing wood or delivering water. During the early years of settlement, the river

they were derived from the spear rather than a cutting weapon, such as the hewing spear (höggspjót) and the atgeir. While clearly identifiable artistic or

postwar films, particularly 1950s Peaceful Spring, were also criticized as hewing too close to Wenhua's pre-Communist humanist tradition. By 1952, Shi Hui

which the rock-hewn churches are found. Preferred lithologies for church hewing were Adigrat Sandstone and Enticho Sandstone. The tradition continues up

worked, and at the start of the hewing the hewers had to lie on their stomachs or even their backs in various hewing sections, in tunnels and even rooms

Hala Sedki. The film adapts the novel's unconventional storytelling while hewing closely to the periods in which the narrator, Jaafar Ibrahim al-Sayed, set

editor, became editor-in-chief in 2006 and built a new editorial team. While hewing to the magazine's original mission, the new editors welcomed a growing readership

on Wynton's own terms; not as deconstructionist, but as reverent update. Hewing to the tradition of this music, while giving it a contemporary polish is

romantic relationship feels forced and unearned. The plot is thin, too, hewing too closely to archetype. Wilson, whose prose is always a step above the

meters above sea level, the bedrock is soft chalk, lending itself to the hewing of caves which were used as quarries, cisterns, tombs, animal mangers, olive

type of knife. French baudelaire could now refer to a curved, single-edged hewing knife. Basilarda is the name of a sword in Orlando Furioso. Also in English

these elements, but upon release the title drew criticism for not closely hewing to the specifics of its arcade counterpart. Pac-Man proved to be a stunning

down two of a force of about 150 enemy aircraft attacking her formation. Hewing to a demanding pace of operations, Murray was on antisubmarine patrol in

the framing was mostly produced in the winter by the farmer and his crew hewing logs to the correct shape with axes or felling the trees and bringing them

never will: It swings". For Chris William from the Los Angeles Times the "hewing yawningly close to the period-piece originals" are Gin Blossoms, Anthrax

all sought their arms and equipment. And now you shall hear of the hard hewing and of a thing heavy to recount: the great slaughter that was made of the

Cappadocia is thought to have been in the fourth century when anchorites started hewing out cells from the rock. To resist Arab marauders, they linked these cells

Norwegian, whose name ought to have been preserved, took post on a bridge, and hewing down more than forty of the English with a battle-axe, his country's weapon

positive reviews. Publishers Weekly praised Blackwood, who "is adept at hewing to Clancy's overall vision while producing books that are better written

came a sturdy race of Scotch-Irish pioneers pushing back the frontier and hewing homes in the tangled wilderness. Among the many picturesque characters of

surprising, rather foreign awareness of the facts of life, and its resolute hewing to a line of individual integrity and character”. In her 15 March 1937,

carving was carried out by using an abrasion technique, following rough hewing of the stone block using hammers. The reason for this is that bronze, the

Southeast Asia. In the West, Taoism has taken on diverse forms, both those hewing to historical practice, as well as highly synthesized practices variously

British Record Association vol. 25, no. 102 (2000). Lindsay Diggelmann, "Hewing the Ancient Elm: Anger, Arboricide, and Medieval Kingship", Journal of Medieval

each of his marble sculptures from single blocks whose excavation, rough hewing and transport he mostly oversaw. In a sonnet for Vittoria Colonna written

farmers also found extra earning opportunities in transporting goods or hewing wood. Brücken grew into one of the biggest villages in the Birkenfelder

Norway (d. 1612). The so-called walloon sword (épée wallone) or haudegen (hewing sword) was common in Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Scandinavia

architectural showpiece. This has allowed certain activities such as stone hewing and artistic wrought iron to survive, reinforced by the desire to preserve

monument came at a high cost to the stone masons involved, especially to the 'hewing masons' who were responsible for preparing the blocks, with their carvings

League teams—the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox—were more steadfast in hewing to the baseball color line. In 1958, however, the Phillies' fortunes began

well as if they are the ancestral line from which Bos evolved, instead hewing to the traditional interpretation that the Indian Early Pleistocene fossil

1965 and 1974 and recently in 2009, and consists of eight to ten players, hewing strictly to traditional brass band music. Its members included Cag Cagnolatti

the French term for "one who cuts" is the action of cutting or hewing. Cutting and hewing has become easier with the use of a sewing machine, but it is

with the solemnity of the occasion" and stated that "[Emhoff] wouldn't be hewing to any outdated notions of what a White House-adjacent young woman should

the knife-edge of massaging their client's vanity while simultaneously hewing to historical verisimilitude. (It often took decades to discern whether

Soldier, American composer, wrote Motet: Harmony of the World (2022), closely hewing to Kepler's instructions in the book for a future composer to write a motet

these reactions, Erbakan maintained his pro-Islamist foreign-policy focus, hewing to his National Outlook origins. He suggested an Islamic security organization

European centers, the zemirot were devised to be purposely accessible, hewing close to the melodic models of German folksongs so as to support the participation

well-served are the interests of the general reader as Krauss, persistently hewing to the basics, never falls into patronization or catchy metaphor. Supplemented

constructionist and believed laws were passed to be enforced without fear of favor, hewing to the line and letting the chips fall where they would". Smith died of

Territories also traveled around the south end of Bear Lake instead of hewing to the more heavily traveled route through present-day Idaho, although this

case was argued before the Court on October 7, 2008. In a 5–4 decision hewing to Leon and Evans, the Court, speaking through Chief Justice Roberts, affirmed

well-served are the interests of the general reader as Krauss, persistently hewing to the basics, never falls into patronization or catchy metaphor. Supplemented

antiquity, it had disappeared during the Early Middle Ages, replaced by the hewing knife or seax. The dagger reappeared in the 12th century as the "knightly

three days to take the castle, breaking down part of the eastern wall by hewing the stone with their axes. This saga is the earliest recorded account of

tie rod are somewhat similar. Historically wooden rail ties were made by hewing with an axe, called axe ties, or sawn to achieve at least two flat sides

after he had spent at least four years in that university in pecking and hewing at logic and philosophy. After completing his degree by determination he

tools but a hatchet and a wooden trowel. He made the door with a hatchet, hewing it out of a koa tree slab. He whitewashed the house with lime made from

jump onto their lap or seek attention to calm them down. In an interview, Hewing explained: When that scent of a nightmare sparks a thought process in the

(check the title track), but their imagination is parched, with most songs hewing to one formula: riff, whimper, shriek, repeat." Negative reviews came from

performers a broad scope to create their own sound and their own parts while hewing to a carefully thought-out composition…” He collaborated with “Blue” Gene

Browney Colliery. He began work at a Durham pit aged thirteen, and was hewing coal by the time he was sixteen years old. He had a primary education at

Browney Colliery. He began work at a Durham pit aged thirteen, and was hewing coal by the time he was sixteen years old. He had a primary education at

Robert Collis Robert 2009, p. 54 "Search Results". Collis, Robert (2009) "Hewing the Rough Stone: Masonic Influence in Peter the Great's Russia, 1689-1725"

choreography for the ballet is highly dramatic and largely realistic, closely hewing to the motions taken by stage actors and mostly eschewing traditional ballet

work where apprentices are given an overall experience of the building, hewing and theory work involved in masonry. In some areas, colleges offer courses

the distinctively feminine virtues. There is nothing she cannot do from hewing wood and drawing water to driving runaway horses and educating all the women

eponymous books (ex. episode 1.6: "The Simplifier"). Season one is notable for hewing closely to many of the themes of the original Dr. Seuss stories, which often

Croatian name Croatian meaning 1 Ianuarius January siječanj from cutting or hewing wood but there are also dialectal terms 'svečan, svičen, sičan' that have

once attached to the east of the house. The house is conservative in form, hewing more closely to English vernacular traditions seen elsewhere in the Hudson

in 2015. In September 2013, he commented: "If I was earning my money by hewing coal I would be very glad indeed to stop. But I'm not. I'm swanning round

the Prussians by more than two-to-one. His men made a great production of hewing the trees in a nearby forest, action which Frederick interpreted as efforts

swinging rope bridge. The sculptural elements are extremely detailed, showing "hewing" marks, wood grain, and individual fibers in the thatch and rope. Different

official war histories in its subject, although Mellor was criticised for hewing too closely to the views of his sources, particularly Major General John

near Hucknall tram and railway station. The main figure is on top of a Davy lamp, whilst another collier is depicted hewing coal inside the lamp glass.

meetinghouse, the Trinitarians insisted on retaining the moniker "First" as hewing more closely to the teachings of the 1630s congregation. They built this

from critics. Charles Bramesco of The Guardian described the series as hewing close to "the surrealism-of-the-week format" while Nick Schager of The Daily

its 1980s counterpart. A second 25th Anniversary-era figure, more closely hewing to the original figure from 1984, was released in 2008 that does not change

considered that the series for the last two episodes "have been very slight, hewing close to the concept that any Star Wars content executed well enough to

Squared-log outer walls support the roof; the logs, squared off by hand-hewing or with a pit saw, rest on a log sill mounted on a stone foundation. 'Galleries

Norwegian wooden churches (1888) and Notes on ancient Egyptian methods of hewing, dressing, sculpturing and polishing stone (1889). Tuckett's A Pioneer in

consists of hewn oak timbers notched with half-dovetail joints. While the hewing of the second story logs is relatively crude, its notching is very precise

largely honored. Kimbrough even adopts a more percussive touch than usual, hewing closer to Monk’s mannerisms. But that doesn’t mean creative thought is suppressed

Titans] franchise has matured ever so slightly with Wrath of the Titans, hewing incrementally more faithfully to its Greek origins and trimming the fat

views concerning the exact nature of Jesus, as well as differing levels of hewing to traditional, orthodox deistic belief on this issue. There are two main

year 1028, while he was preaching against the idol Tarstans or Thor, and hewing it down with a hatchet, he was slain by the pagans." "In Sweden, the passion

paying homage. The piece is essentially tonal, with the outer movements hewing to B flat; but the harmonic language contains elements of polytonality,

the court and thereby interfered with the fair administration of justice. Hewing closely to the facts in the case, Reed used the clear and present danger

division, which remains largely in effect down to the present day, although hewing closely to the 1822 plan, did not include a Bercian province. (in Spanish)

wake him at that hour. The hewer fills his tubs, and continues alternately hewing and filling. Meanwhile, the caller having roused the putters, drivers, and

Copper tools marks show that the workers were organised in several groups hewing the rock from different directions. The tomb marks an important development

"three wounders", with a deliberate pun on "three wonders." Hauen, "hews": A hewing stroke with one of the edges of the sword. Oberhau, "over hew": A stroke

the hewer Page 39 Song "The Hewer" – The miner who worked at the face, hewing coal, and then loading it. Another dirty, dangerous and extremely physically

And thus they soon began to break up the battle order of the nobles with hewing and with thrusting; may God keep his soul. had he not done this deed it

during the Second World War worked as a miner at Geevor. This experience of hewing rock fuelled an interest in sculpture and at the end of the war, Bernard

ground on the eastern edge of the Everglades where they came upon two men hewing pine timbers for railroad ties for Henry Flagler’s East Coast Railroad.

to this comic creation as he did to Kick-Ass, and manages to do so while hewing to the saga's serious dramatic intent." The film's success led to the continuation

from the original on 14 July 2015. Retrieved 13 July 2015. Beatson, J.E.; Hewing, R.B. (May 1977). "Informal discussion - bus priorities in London". Proceedings

a six-month period of study, he was maintaining his wife and family by hewing coals. His only previous period of formal education was twelve months at

proposed by Peter Bellwood and was originally based largely on linguistics, hewing very close to Robert Blust's model of the history of the Austronesian language

buckle, four small bronze rings as well as a sword, three lance tips, and a hewing knife made of iron. These artifacts were found lying "together - seemingly

education, and when he was seventeen went to work as a journeyman hacker hewing railroad crossties. However, Sam developed a habit of reading books and

ISBN 0306812959. Bowler, Mike; Sandler, Gilbert (21 September 1991). "Hewing to the Party Line Wasn't Always Easy". Baltimore Sun. Retrieved 11 May 2019

atonal". Music critic Anthony Tommasini wrote that Sondheim's work, "while hewing to a tonal musical language, activated harmonies and folded elements of

river to discover the point in the hills from which the stone came and hewing a new block of stone from the mountain and then exactly replicating the

sector of Baldwin's corpus that most closely mirrors Henry James's methods: hewing out of one's distance and detachment from the homeland a coherent idea of

the greatest of things—is that tremendous creation, Wolf Larsen ... the hewing out and setting up of such a figure is enough for a man to do in one lifetime

him but later admitted to the government that Sérurier's only mistake was hewing to his orders too rigidly. This was the last time Sérurier led troops in

charge, Boussart scattered the Spanish horsemen and recaptured the guns. Hewing a path through their opponents, the armor-clad heavy cavalrymen captured

Pilipino gave the album four out of five stars, saying "With body proportions hewing close to Beyonce perfection, I am of the opinion that the tectonic shift

Pará states. A camp with a jetty was built and the five porters started hewing two dugout canoes out of fallen tree trunks using axes and adzes. After

be perceived on a regular basis over long periods of time, there was no hewing to a given image, endlessly repeated." He stated that "I find that stagnation

Pilipino gave the album four out of five stars, saying "With body proportions hewing close to Beyonce perfection, I am of the opinion that the tectonic shift

Asian-Americans. The three Wang children are "creative and popular" rather than hewing to the quiet, studious and nerdy model minority image. The American Dream

haste with two Swiss battalions to save him and stop the enemy who were hewing all down in their way." Fortunately Marlborough's newly appointed aide-de-camp

with text." Alan Scherstuhl of The Village Voice criticized the film for hewing "so closely to template that it's easy to imagine that paperclip from Microsoft

book to the stage. They completed a script, score and designs in 1901, hewing fairly close to the novel. They submitted the package to the manager of

labourer standing side by side. Above these figures we see three miners hewing coal and then have another frieze, this one featuring miners’ lamps. Next

beginning of the second century. Magen also raised the possibility that their hewing is connected to the flight of Jewish craftsmen to Samaria and the Hebron

Times' Seth Schiesel, and GameSpy's Anthony Gallegos, felt that it failed by hewing so closely to the original, or else failed to meaningfully expand it. Critics

Margaret Ringel, included seating for 180 guests, a bar, and a balcony. Hewing closely to the original Grill, the menu featured soul food. The venture

previous homes. The death rate was so high that, in the first few years of hewing a plantation out of the wilderness, some planters preferred whenever possible

assertive vocal style and song choices: "It's a quite strong set of material, hewing to the gutsier side of late-'60s country-pop, with Spears proving herself

while a guardian angel holds their newborn babe. Above them is a sculptor, "hewing out [the angel's] wing from the solid rock,—which is the only way we ever

Gottlieb has been active and aggressive on many issues as commissioner without hewing to a strictly conservative or liberal ideology. It's an approach that's

his work, he has also criticized it for lacking predictive power and for hewing to ideas like the efficient-market hypothesis and rational expectations

beginning of the second century. Magen also raised the possibility that their hewing is connected to the flight of Jewish artisans to Samaria and the Hebron

depicts Summer, another harvests grapes and depicts Autumn whilst a man hewing wood depicts winter. For the Lycée de Davayé, Baumel created a sculpture

approach, noting that by accepting the confessions as the baseline truth and hewing to the "conventional" history that led to mob justice, Farrell had invented

to introduce the screening of coals; he made attempts to mechanise the hewing process with a machine known as 'Willy Brown's Iron Man'; and he was senior

Billboard agreed, finding Rio "catchy, melodic and accessible", with tunes hewing toward "bright and sassy pop". A particularly positive review came from

waters. "The day before the disturbance, I and my brothers were at work hewing wood in the bush; the earthquake, which came in the night, had uprooted

composed and recorded each song's instrumental track at Noisegate Studios, hewing as closely as possible to the style of the genre or artist in question.

classical Athens. Later translations dispense with the bird reference, hewing more closely to the original text; Allan Bloom's 1968 translation of the

reminder of the value of being painstaking and rigorous and the silliness of hewing too closely to any methodological or theoretical dogma." One chapter of

he "was more prone to easier and smoother studies, than in pecking and hewing at logic". While at Oxford, Daniel met the author and translator John Florio

various factions such as Leninism, Stalinism, Maoism, and Trotskyism, each hewing to the ideas of a particular political leader. materialism The philosophical

Khayyam were rendered into excellent and simply styled Russian by Banu, hewing closely to the original Persian in meaning and form. The book was published

private charity. Aside from a love of drinking, Oakeshott was renowned for hewing to a spartan regime. Ever supportive of others, he never found a companion

blanket declaration, articulated what they will and will not do — often hewing to a similar set of policies, with some offering more details than others

this way. According to Mirsky, Giesecke "was frugal and spent his time 'hewing and cleaving stones from morning to nightfall.'" Scientifically, the journey

half minutes at the halfway point. The band has expanded its sound while hewing close to what it does best." In a mixed review for Pitchfork, Matthew Ramirez

were taped on July 26 for the pilot were generally favorably reviewed (hewing close to the UK version's format), NBC reversed its decision in December

of public libraries and shaping their role in the community. Caroline M. Hewing, librarian and library advocate, was the first children's library associate

logs with an axe to a square shape for a surer fit and better insulation. Hewing with an axe was seen as preferable to sawing because the axe-cut surfaces

of the Euphrates.: 253  This site "had been fashioned into a castle by hewing out platforms and steps and constructing walls in the prehistoric period"

Pontiac as regular production line options and officially called Ram Air. Hewing to GM's standing edict limiting engine size to 400 cu in for its midsize

approach for a perceived exaggeration of the dynasty's Manchu character, hewing towards the traditional position of sinicization, while scholars like Zhao

of the album is by no means filler. It's a quite strong set of material, hewing to the gutsier side of late-'60s country-pop, with Spears proving herself