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Usage examples of rosetta.

She shoved the phone back into her bag and looked up the street that turned into Canopic Way leading to Rosetta or to Highway 1 to Cairo.

In the very first chapter of this book I introduced my own metaphors, of translation and the search for a Rosetta stone, to describe the task that I believe we face in moving between the languages of the brain and those of mind, between those of molecular events and those of meaning.

They came slowly and shyly: Pina the first day, Idina and Angela the second, Rosaria and Rosetta the next.

Lucia was able to conceal that first bleeding from the other girls, from Idina and Angela and Rosaria and Rosetta, her crowding, chattering sisters with their pale gray eyes, all so alike.

It simultaneously moved for a preliminary injunction prohibiting Rosetta from infringing plaintiff’s copyrights.

Rosetta worries that a preliminary injunction will effectively put its new company out of business because it will impede its ability to publish any works previously licensed to other publishers.

We can, if we wish, help ourselves to the Elgin Marbles and the Rosetta Stone and the Portland Vase.

At the same time, he couldn't escape the feeling that there was one key, one discovery, one cultural Rosetta stone that would al­.

Stone, becoming Rosetta Stone, and moving away to start her own family.

Then, somehow, it seemed, in a few days Roy was grown into pretty childhood, and thence to girlhood, and thence to maidenhood, and suddenly she was marrying the son of a local forester named Stone, becoming Rosetta Stone, and moving away to start her own family.

Look how long it took to read Egyptian hieroglyphics, even after they had the Rosetta Stone.

Cortez was certainly no Napoleon, who brought along the scientists who discovered the Rosetta Stone.

She, too, had been thinking about the Rosetta Stone, the pivotal discovery that provided, with the same message in Greek and Egyptian, the key to translating hieroglyphics.

The banks of the Burlus Delta lake east of the Rosetta channel of the Nile Deita, are noted for their Water Melons, which are yellow within, and come into season after those grown on the banks of the Nile.