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3 days ago · A riveting duologue between piano and bass was one of the set’s high-water marks, but far from the only one.
2 days ago · High-water marks. Proponents of swimming point to the fact that it activates muscles throughout your body, while running mainly works the lower body.
2 days ago · The high-water mark was reached in the time of Fujiwara Michinaga (966–1028). Four of his daughters became consorts of four successive emperors, and three of their sons became emperors. Government during this period was based mostly on precedent, and the court had become little more than a center for highly ritualized ceremonies.
1 day ago · Throughout Rhode Island, high water mark plaques serve as sobering reminders of the damage wrought by hurricanes and other natural disasters. They range from weathered markers commemorating the ...
5 days ago · Historians often refer to the site of Armistead’s breach as the “High Water Mark of the Confederacy,” symbolically representing the closest the South ever came to winning its independence on the field of battle.
- Harry Searles
2 days ago · The Court reviewed parallel Scottish planning legislation which does not extend planning control beyond the mean low water mark. That legislation includes a provision relating to "tidal lands," being the area between the mean high and low water marks. Such a provision had been in previous English planning legislation.
1 day ago · The farthest advance, by Brigadier General Lewis A. Armistead's brigade of Pickett's division at the Angle, is referred to as the "high-water mark of the Confederacy". Union and Confederate soldiers locked in hand-to-hand combat, attacking with their rifles, bayonets, rocks and even their bare hands.