The conclusion to be drawn from this is that Judge Lurton held to the economic theory that one who creates a market should be allowed to engross it.
12.
It is a city imprisoned in a building, and each year it expands, threatening to engross the rest of the city, the suburbs, the countryside.
13.
Furthermore, he also visited extraordinary individuals, ate ganoderma lucidum ( a type of mushroom ), setose thistle and relentlessly tried to engross himself in self-refinement.
14.
The next day Betsy went off to some of the pressing social and athletic engagements that engross 9-year-old girls these days . Birthday parties and softball tryouts.
15.
Politics was his meat and drink, and nothing so delighted him as the opportunity to engage in political discussion in which he was apt to engross most of the time.
16.
Outside the tents, refugees spread cardboard and blankets to make a place to sit, then engross themselves in conversation, just as they might in an Albanian teahouse at home.
17.
More and more books are coming with a CD-ROM tucked into a sleeve at the back, suggesting that mere words on the page no longer have the power to excite and engross.
18.
He entered obligatory military service in 1981 and was stationed near Anyang City, where he participated in the local literary circle " Suri . " The group inspired Ki to further engross himself in writing poetry.
19.
There are lots of moody, suspenseful sound effects and musical passages ( by Kurt Fischer and Carlos Valdez ), and yet, for once, the tragedy's dark, galloping story fails to engross.
20.
This caused tremendous resentment, also because the English were not inclined to seek the fault with themselves, but suspected the Dutch of conspiring to engross world trade with means that could not be other than foul.
