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Longstaff said that he was so pro­foundly moved by the ceremony that during a midnight walk along the Menin road he saw a vision of steel-helmeted spirits rising from the moonlit corn fields around him.

ANZAC Day 2009: Longstaff in Ypres Hels 2009

Longstaff said that he was so pro­foundly moved by the ceremony that during a midnight walk along the Menin road he saw a vision of steel-helmeted spirits rising from the moonlit corn fields around him.

Archive 2009-04-01 Hels 2009

My mother was from West, Texas and I foundly remember going to the bakery downtown, across the railroad tracks to get the best kolaches, not the bakery by the highway, those just weren't as good.

A sweet escape | Homesick Texan Homesick Texan 2007

It was probably also true after 1870 that, compared to other societies and other periods, Americans were still a “people of plenty” and that the sense and reality of abundance pro-foundly shaped the national experience.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

I can foundly recall many a night when we sat by a campfire throwing in all kinds of odds and ends...just to see what would happen.

"Why is it that a thing like that — watching a bottle melt in a fire — is such a guy thing — so fascinating for us, so incomprehensible to women?" Ann Althouse 2007

At last, when we women arose from table, he, as a man who must address her in haste, or be unable at all to do it, slept towards her; retreated, when near her. as irresolute; and again advancing, pro-foundly bowing,

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

If by then the enemy has not pro-foundly reduced them in strength and they do not pause their attack long enough to give the Ashregan time to mus'ter reserves from other regions, then I should think it pos'sible.

The False Mirror Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1992

They were pro - foundly critical of the manner in which foreign policy was conducted in this period.

MACHIAVELLISM FELIX GILBERT 1968

The concepts of faith, hope, and charity are pro - foundly interrelated and in reality not clearly distin - guishable.

FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY MARY DALY 1968

The “objective spirit” (of which poetry is only a phase) differs pro - foundly from nature.

EVOLUTION OF LITERATURE REN 1968