137 résultats pour "into"

• into the wild

  INTO THE WILD DIALOGUE After had speaking with his parents , Christopher had set off his journey for Alaska . He decided to hitchhiking to   move . Luckily/ fortunately , after hitching 2 hours he met a truck driver . The truck­driver was interested by this   backpacker,and he would know  the reasons for his trip. To pass the time, Chris spoked about his trip and   aspirations. " Hi guys ! Where do you want to go ? "asked the truck driver. ( He looked chris's notice) "Oh , you would ...

• Thanksgiving, a lie stuffed into a turkey

  Thanksgiving, a lie stuffed into a turkey. The U.S. Army attacks a Native American village in the 19th century. As everyone prepares for Thanksgiving, there is a much darker story behind this holiday. Indeed, the version told to the public maintains the myth of the kindly white-European settler while Thanksgiving celebrates the genocide of Native Americans. On November 26, 1789, George Washington, President of the United States at the time, inaugurated the very first Thanksgiving Day and Abraha...

• With the fall of communism the collapse of trade with the former USSRplunged this country into serious economic difficulties.

  With the fall of communism the collapse of trade with the former USSR plunged this country into serious economic difficulties. The poorest country in Northern Europe, Finland entered the European Union in January 1995. A neutral country, Finland shares a frontier of 1 270 km with Russia. The timber and metallurgy industries represent the major proportion of its exports. Most Finns live in the South near the Baltic Sea. The battle against unemployment, which affects more than 17% of the populatio...

• At the end of 1994, the opening of negotiations between Ireland and theUnited Kingdom about the autonomy of Northern Ireland marked adevelopment in a situation deadlocked since 1920, the date of partitionby the British into Catholic majority Ireland and Protestant majorityNorthern Ireland.

  At the end of 1994, the opening of negotiations between Ireland and the United Kingdom about the autonomy of Northern Ireland marked a development in a situation deadlocked since 1920, the date of partition by the British into Catholic majority Ireland and Protestant majority Northern Ireland. But negotiations continue to stumble on the United Kingdom's desire for the prior decommissioning of IRA (Irish Republican Army) weapons. A member of the European Union, this country still has a high level...

• Log In

  Log In Unit 5-8 !Unit 5 !SHE PASSED HER DRIVING TEST WITH FLYING COLOURS. !!An Edinburgh woman was taking her driving test. At one point, the examiner told her to take the Þrst turning on the left. At that moment a boy ran across the road just in front of the car. She braked hard, and the examiner who had been looking at his notes, hit the windscreen giving him a nice bump on his forehead. She passed the test with the dry but objective comment "Your emergency stop is excellent. Ó !ELLE A...

• CHAPTER G3: TERRITORIES INTEGRATED INTO GLOBALISATION

  CHAPTER G3: TERRITORIES INTEGRATED INTO GLOBALISATION I. A case study: the global city of New York City A.What makes NYC a global city? 1. The origins of New York City’s powers NYC was born in 1624 as a Dutch colony under the name of Nieuw Amsterdam. It became English in 1664 and was renamed according to the duke of York, future James II. It is included in the State of New York but is not its capital (Albany); anyway, it is much autonomous from the State. It is made of 5 boroughs, Manhat...

• Intestine.

• Fossil Fuels.

• Kidney.

• Rocket.

• Anatomy.

• Turtle.

• Air Pollution.

• Meteorology.

• Pollution.

• Television.

• Fish - biology.

• Star (astronomy) - astronomy.

• Glacier.

• Inca Empire.

• Hormone.

• Genghis Khan.

• World War II .

• Sigmund Freud.

• Heart.

• Earth (planet).

• Dwight D.

• Asia - History.

• Aztec Empire.

• Compost.

• Ant - biology.

• Cold War .

• Cold War.

• Cold War - U.

• Railroads.

• Brain.

• Blood.

• Diving (sport).

• Solar System - astronomy.

• Automobile.

• World War I .

• Geology.

• Adolf Hitler.

• Adolf Hitler .

• Communism .

• Communism.

• Race - biology.

• Metalwork I INTRODUCTION Metalwork, in the fine arts, objects of artistic, decorative, and utilitarian value made of one or more kinds of metal--from precious to base--fashioned by either casting, hammering, or joining or a combination of these techniques.

• Skiing.

• Middle Ages .