This crafty fellow fooled the devil on numerous occasions and, as a result, his soul was condemned to hang about Earth for all eternity.
Everything written on them was unrepeatable since time immemorial and forever more, because races condemned toone hundred years of solitude did not have a second opportunity on earth.
Mr Abbott's policies have been condemned by the UN and human-rights groups — but seem popular in Australia itself.
Though church and state may scorn those who seek the their—minorities, dissidents, even condemned murderers—judges must at least pretend to listen to their arguments with respect.
The proposal has proved controversial and been condemned by animal rights activists.
To be the champion is such a great honor, the one who gets the championship without the fair competition should be condemned, he does not respect his rivals, it is so shame on him.
, When the glory of the sky stands condemned, , In this wasteland, what colour survive?
" Next morning Faithful John was condemned, and led to the gallows, and when he stood on high, and was about to be executed, he said, "Every one who has to die is permitted before his end to make one last speech; may I too claim the right?
"I have condemned them to stay there, because they were so haughty.
" said the scissors; for she was angry; and without more ado, she CUT HIM, and then he was condemned.
" the little peasant said, "Don't tell me that," and he took the herder before the mayor, who condemned him for his carelessness, and required him to give the little peasant a cow for the lost calf.
Sadly, some of us refuse to look back,never understanding that by denying the past we are condemned to repeat it.
Wasting the food should be condemned, especially in the cities, people like to waste the food, they want to keep thin and only eat small portion.
Dishonesty is generally looked down upon as an evil, and therefore is despised and condemned by everyone.
The penalty for mentioning that dead son was no less than death The maiden too was condemned to die, but the queen took pity on her and had her shut up in a dungeon instead There the girl gave way to despair, refusing all food and passing her nights weeping At midnight, as she sat there weeping, she heard the door bolts slide back, and in walked five men: four of them were sorcerers and the fifth was the queen's son, their prisoner, whom they were taking out for exercise" At that moment, the
In a report on "the dignity of the creature in the plant world," the federal Ethics Committee on non-human Gene Technology condemned the decapitation of flowers without reason, among other sins.
Agathon (448 BC - 400 BC), from Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950) Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
I have condemned them to remain for ten years in these shapes.
Maximilien Robespierre (1758 - 1794) The judge is condemned when the criminal is absolved.
