a fire-resisting stone, especially a kind of sandstone used in fireplaces, furnaces, etc.
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Schaffer’s plea agreement notes that he is cooperating, which could reduce his sentence range to 21 to 27 months, Firestone said.
On the other side, defendants who cooperate with investigators can get a letter from prosecutors seeking a downward departure, which can result in a 50 percent reduction in a sentence, Firestone noted.
The images include a Firestone tire, a frosted cake, a nuclear cloud, and a little girl beneath a hair dryer.
“I am in deepest despair with no movement possible in any direction,” Firestone wrote to Laya some weeks later.
Death of a Revolutionary Susan Faludi, The New Yorker Shulamith Firestone helped to create a new society.
“Some of the guys think they are Michael Jackson,” said Firestone, setting himself apart from others who share his profession.
Firestone has worked to get each move exact, practicing endlessly surrounded by mirrors.
They took the firestone and a flint, and then Ugh-lomi went down to the foot of the cliff very cautiously, and found his axe.
Noodle waited for three hours; then he took up the firestone ring, and putting it on his finger set out into the world.
He put to his lips the firestone ring—the Sweetener—and blew but one note through it.
Empty he found it, with only his firestone hanging by the rim, and once again he let it down to be refilled.
We were early abroad, for Colonel Firestone was anxious to obtain proper arms and equipment on the strength of Goring's order.