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In 1941 he told students at Harrow, "Never give in, never, never, never, never... |
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These wooden rails attached to the walls of ballet studios are used for support while practicing |
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This 3-named British actress got an Oscar nomination for "The English Patient" |
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The Bloombury District of this city is home to an arts & literary crowd |
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With this feature, a motor vehicle's power can be transmitted to both axles |
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"Whither wilt thou wander, wayfarer?" is an example of this literary effect also known as head rhyme |
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This nemesis of Napoleon became British prime minister in 1828 |
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Margot Fonteyn first danced onstage with him on Feb. 21, 1962 at Covent Garden in a performance of "Giselle" |
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John Adams said, "I know not whether any man...has had more influence...for the last 30 years than" this pamphleteer |
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Bromo is a volcano that may bubble up & erupt on Java in this country |
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After liberation from Nazi forces in 1945 this nation declared its government the Fourth Republic |
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This river joins the Monogahela at Pittsburgh |
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In 1859 he published "The Book That Shook the World" |
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Although founded in New York City, the Joffrey Ballet is now headquartered in this midwest city |
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"Jude the Obscure" was this author's last novel |
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If you want to be a Bremen town musician, head to this country |
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It's a unit of 4 inches used in measuring the height of a horse |
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It's an association of groups with a common aim |
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In "Adonais" Percy Shelley paid tribute to this friend & poet |
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This 1911 Stravinsky ballet told the touching story of puppets brought to life |
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Bloemhof & Bloemfontein Bloem in this country |
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Alcaeus, Arion, Sappho &Terpander were the "4 Poets of" this island |
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A very large carnivorous theropod of the late Jurassic Period |
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Perhaps Elizabeth Taylor could tell you that in 1853, this explorer disguised himself as an Arab to see shrines in Mecca |
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Founded in 1909, his Ballets Russes featured such choreographers as Nijinsky & Balanchine |
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He published his first book, "Eighteen Poems", in 1934 |
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The Bonneville Salt Flats are in Utah; the Bonneville Dam is in this state |
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From the Greek for "four faces", it's a geometric solid with 4 plane faces |
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Representing God, it's the Masonic symbol that tops the pyramid on the back of the U.S. one dollar bill |
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