In literature:
For in these places you must be as cunning as the Rats to catch them.
"Full Revelations of a Professional Rat-catcher After 25 Years' Experience" by Ike Matthews
He realized that in this woman there was much will, perhaps much cunning, and that she was a past mistress in the art of reading men.
"Bella Donna" by Robert Hichens
His face became a masterpiece of secrecy and cunning.
"Boy Woodburn" by Alfred Ollivant
In the shelter of white bookcases, the backs of volumes in red and tawny and brown gave the effect of tapestry cunningly woven.
"The Best Short Stories of 1921 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story" by Various
I think even May will own that it has a cunning little head.
"The Insect Folk" by Margaret Warner Morley
The Syndic did not doubt; the bait had been dangled before his eyes with too much cunning, too much skill.
"The Long Night" by Stanley Weyman
I tell you this is a deep an' cunning gang we've got to fight.
"Jack Haydon's Quest" by John Finnemore
Loki was beautiful, and possessed of great knowledge and cunning.
"The Mysteries of All Nations" by James Grant
AND PLUCK WIN AGAINST SCHEMES AND CUNNING.
"Cad Metti, The Female Detective Strategist" by Harlan Page Halsey
Cunning, but as devilish as it is cunning!
"The Cave of Gold" by Everett McNeil
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In poetry:
"To more than savage strength he joins
A more than human skill;
For arms, ne cunning may suffice
His cruel rage to still."
"Valentine and Ursine" by Anonymous British
The haughty eye shall seek in vain
What innocence beholds;
No cunning finds the key of heaven,
No strength its gate unfolds.
"Child-Songs" by John Greenleaf Whittier
Talking of waving meadows
And cunningly-hidden brooks,
With the quietest gush of eddies
That the flowers may see their looks:
"He Came From A Land" by Alexander Anderson
The sergeant had a cunning e'e,
An' sune saw thro' the wile—
Quo' he, "The man's gane oot his min'
An' maun be left awhile."
"Ballad of The Monkland Cottar" by Janet Hamilton
The Lord he gazed in Jenny's eyes,
He looked her through and through:
The cunning woman's prophecies
Were clearly coming true.
"The Cunning Woman" by William Schwenck Gilbert
Small, flitting hands a handkerchief
Spread like a cunning trap:
Prone lay the gorgeous jewel-sheaf
In the glory-gleaner's lap!
"The Prism" by George MacDonald
In news:
From left, Jane Rabeni, Heather Foote, Gail Fitzgerald, Bill McKenzie, Dell McMillan and John Cunning play the bagpipes and drums at the first Kirkin ' o' the Tartan event Sunday at First Presbyterian Church.
At the close of Lunatic Cunning, his pleasantly oddball show at Dixon Place, James Godwin does all on his own, with just a twist of his wrist.
Although quite cunning, Samson's (Perfect Lives) central characters often succumb to an unexpected fate in this equally haunting and satisfying collection of linked stories.
The latest literary sensation in Tehran is a thriller about Iran's nuclear program that is laden with espionage, cunning and political murder.
A cunning abortion debate in the afterlife.
To stay ahead in the ever-quickening world of research, scientists must be fast and cunning.
The members of Rush always have a cunning way of speaking subtly on larger subjects, whether it's with their lyrics or the way they conduct themselves.
These cunning members of the canine family are experts at problem-solving and adaptation.
From left, Jane Rabeni, Heather Foote, Gail Fitzgerald, Bill McKenzie, Dell McMillan and John Cunning play the bagpipes and drums at the first Kirkin' o' the Tartan event Sunday at First Presbyterian Church.
Scott Parkinson may be only 29, but he deserves a lifetime achievement award for his portrayal of Richard III in Shakespeare on the Green's current production--most actors need a lifetime to achieve this level of sophistication and cunning.
Thursday night at a well-attended, two-hour show at the Bradley Center, Dunham and his puppet menagerie displayed a cunning wit and deft talent, proving that at least his brand of ventriloquism can work in an arena-size venue.
He denied the claim and called on North Koreans to stand their ground against the "cunning" critics.
In most fairy tales, they are cunning, hungry man-killers.
Nicki Minaj cunningly avoided another Nipplegate scandal when she performed in Manchester, England on Tuesday (Oct 22) as part of the Pink Friday: Reloaded UK tour.
COLUMBIA – With a disease as cunning and aggressive as AIDS, researcher Stefan Sarafianos always has to worry about the next development.
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In science:
Mrˇcun, The Hopf algebroids of functions on ´etale groupoids and their principal Morita equivalence. J.
Cyclic Cohomology of Corings
Mrˇcun, On isomorphisms of algebras of smooth functions, Proc.
Isomorphisms of algebras of Colombeau generalized functions
Then, Cun−1 un is equal to the product of the random variables assigned to edges of the path connecting v0 to un = u.
Random environment on coloured trees
Mrˇcun, On integrability of infinitesimal actions, Amer. J.
AV-Courant algebroids and generalized CR structures
E[|{x ∈ V : x is c3 -proper under ξu}|] ≥ cun.
Giant vacant component left by a random walk in a random d-regular graph
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