headiness

Sandwiched between the party life of Nashville and the headiness of New Orleans is Montgomery, Alabama - almost, in contrast, a quiet backwater.

The headiness of the period is captured in evocative scenes around Naples, where fans took their Maradona-worship to the next level.

Lost in the headiness of college life and the beauty of youth he discovered an uncomfortable reality Dr Abdus Salam, father of Pakistan's nuclear program, an Ahmedi who won the Nobel Prize in Physics but was shunned by his nation.

(5) From their first encounter at Blithedale, Zenobia encouraged Coverdale to continue to write poetry, and we cannot doubt the sincerity of her appreciation, nor the headiness of her praise of it, expressed in her gracious first greeting: "I have long wished to know you, Mr.

Fearless, with range from well beyond the arc, he brought experience as a second-year starter and "headiness" to the team, Patriots coach Pat Ambrose said of his son, who served as a team captain and was named All-NSC.

A reworking of the original Alien, so it's still centred on the headiness of jasmine, but it's a little spicier, with ginger and cinnamon in the mix.

Impulsivity is manifested by some features such as carelessness, headiness, neophilia, risk taking, pursuit of excitement and pleasure, low probability of damage, and extraversion (24).

Whereas most novels finish after a couple falls in love, his book goes on to describe what happens over the course of a lifetime, how they inevitably become disenchanted after the headiness of falling in love, and how complex relationships are.

But despite the copious laughter, headiness of first love, and wonder of the glamorous destinations, Maddie knows she is on the brink of losing Gram, and she struggles to find the strength to say good-bye in a whirlwind summer shaped by love, loss, and the power of forgiveness.

I can't describe it, the smell of the earth mixed with the pollen probably." Asked if it was the headiness of Valentine's Day, Adib Ali Ballout says,

In the headiness of the Harper majority, changes to the social envelope, from employment insurance and health to immigration and culture were often arbitrary, unmandated, and shockingly whimsical.

It combines the floral headiness of rose petals with the delicacy of elderflowers.