In the arms of another guy

He killed his brother right in his mother's arms.

I rode alone on the bosom of the Nile.

Is not the clutch of a reckless woman like the embrace of a snake?

Doc, you're walking into a stacked deck.

He would like people to return to the bosom of Rome.

We leap into the arms of Big Placebo.

And by the next moon, you will return to the arms of your husband.

Do you call it dignified to throw yourself at a herringgutted swab like that?

Why? Well, she sure got herself an armful of groceries.

A barn's not so bad with a wife to snuggle up to.

You were dancing with another, I was trying to forget.

And you will never know if he has found forgetfulness within another woman's arms.

Turkish Cypriots have withdrawn into Turkey s embrace and have attempted to gain greater international recognition.

Its failure could tilt the balance of the whole region, which could fall into the pit of aggressive nationalism.

Our roles in society and in public life are formed as children in families.

Lulu Bains, my betrothed, my bridetobe, halfnaked, locked in the arms of her lover, a cardsharp from Chicago.

Remarkably, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was welcomed into the bosom of Europe at a conference intended to deal with racism.

Officially it is a part of Miskolc, actually it is almost 12 kilometres away from the city, in the Bükk Mountains.

Concern that the West s pro reform stance will push Ukraine into Russia s embrace is largely unfounded.

President Vladimir Putin undertook a scorched earth policy in Chechnya, driving many Chechen nationalists straight into the extremists arms.

But, rather than binding Turkey as closely as possible to Europe and the West, European policy is driving Turkey into the arms of Russia and Iran.

Finding rhythmic pulse and rich harmonies using our vocals only, we hope the song, created in our homeland of Slovenia, finds a special and harmonious place in your hearts for many years to come.

Surrounded and influenced by communist ideas all her life, she began her working life as a journalist in post independence India and later went on to become an advocate for civil rights of indigenous tribes.

For years, President Kuchma has been in the West's doghouse, but Europe and the United States stepped gingerly, wary of pushing him into Russia's waiting embrace.

The Gulf states, for example, have the means to invest in building an Afghanistan that provides real opportunities to all citizens particularly the young men whose lack of options so often drives them into the arms of terrorist recruiters.

The American preference for making anti communist allies, however unsavory, tied Washington to Pakistan s increasingly Islamist dictatorship, while India s non aligned democracy drifted toward the secular Soviet embrace.

Concern that the West s pro reform stance will push Ukraine into Russia s embrace is largely unfounded. Yanukovych s personal relations with Putin are so poor that Putin all but refuses to talk to him other than to make preposterous demands.

Again, from the Cambodian experience of using democratic elections as a catalyst for peace, we wish to congratulate the people of South Africa and the new democratic government led by President Nelson Mandela, on their move towards a normalization of the lives of the people and on the return of South Africa to the world apos s embrace.

4. The resurgence of civil war has devastated Angola apos s rural and urban populations caused thousands of deaths and injuries and deep psychological trauma plunged some 3 million Angolans into destitution and displacement and brought about the virtual collapse of the social and economic system.

I have just returned from Baghdad, where there is a conflict between, on the one hand, terrorists and criminals who were nurtured by the first regime, as well as their counterparts from outside Iraq and there are very few of them and, on the other, the dreams of millions of brave children, men and women who face death without hesitation.