William of Tyre, French continuation of.

The West should tread carefully.

William of Tyre (d. 1186), Historia , ed.

Here, everyone needs to tread with care.

I tread carefully, trying not to stumble.

Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.

We saw that a nail was stuck in the tyre.

Jos, we're losing tyre, we're losing lots of tyre. Try to make a move, try to make a move. What do you think I'm doing, Greg?

In November 1187, Saladin returned for a second siege of Tyre.

He was buried in Tyre, in the Church of the Hospitallers.

Ghana's Dagomb conflict illustrates why governments should tread carefully with tribal loyalties.

Come to Taiwan for cash and tread on Taiwan, this is too hypocritical.

Although neither Hu nor Wen were directly involved in the crackdown, they nonetheless must tread carefully.

E. A. Babcock and A. C. Krey, William of Tyre, A History of Deeds Done Beyond the Sea .

She went out with that brisk tread which carried her rather full figure with such wonderful ease.

However, he had been wounded in battle only nine days previously, and returned with his bride to Tyre to recover.

Richard's nephew Henry II of Champagne brought the news of the election result to Tyre on 24 April, then returned to Acre.

It is located in the South Governorate of Lebanon, on the Mediterranean coast, about north of Tyre and south of the capital Beirut.

Wrestlers wash their faces, mouths, and armpits before entering the dohyo (ring), on whose sacred sand neither shoes nor women may tread.

If Greece s new government does not tread lightly in these discussions, withdrawal of these institutions liquidity support for Greek banks could follow.

If I walk on tiptoe he will be displeased, and yet I am ashamed to tread on the whole of my foot.'

But they must tread lightly, lest they be drawn into a shooting war, which would catalyze new alliances among local and foreign militants.

Conrad did not join Richard on campaign to the south, preferring to remain with his wife Isabella in Tyre believing his life to be in danger.

Blair is much more vulnerable than he was a year ago, and he must tread softly if he does not want to lose further support.

A year later, in 1189, Guy, accompanied by his brother Geoffrey, appeared at Tyre and demanded that Conrad hand over the keys to the city to him.

Tyre also grew into a great city, and in subsequent years there was competition between the two, each claiming to be the metropolis ('Mother City') of Phoenicia.

One of the journey that I tread when I was tempted to eat my friend because we had no food and we were like around 400.

Ghana's Dagomb conflict illustrates why governments should tread carefully with tribal loyalties. The beheaded chief was appointed by Ghana's previous government in clear violation of traditional power structures.

I learned early on that my project s success depended on how lightly we tread with local and federal authorities, how we maneuvered the restrictions imposed by the CSOA.

All three parties involved will need to tread with care to make certain that the thaw in China Taiwan relations is not set back by this proposed arms deal.

Moreover, so called patent thickets the fear that some advance will tread on pre existing patents, of which the innovator may not even be aware may also discourage innovation.

Even as Israeli bombs fell on Beirut and Tyre, Saudi Arabia, perhaps the most conservative Arab Muslim state of all, openly condemned the actions of the Shia Hezbollah in instigating conflict with Israel.

Even as Israeli bombs fell on Beirut and Tyre, Saudi Arabia, perhaps the most conservative Arab Muslim state of all, openly condemned the actions of the Shia Hezbollah in instigating conflict with Israel.

Should Iran possess the ultimate weapon, it might embrace a new restraint in its foreign policy nuclear weapons states, precisely because they confront the prospect of nuclear retaliation, have historically tread with caution.

Should Iran possess the ultimate weapon, it might embrace a new restraint in its foreign policy nuclear weapons states, precisely because they confront the prospect of nuclear retaliation, have historically tread with caution.

But, as Egypt s domestic politics take their course, Israel, which has had to tread softly in its relationship with Egypt and in Sinai since January 2011, will have to behave with even greater sensitivity in the days ahead.

Exactly at midnight, when Anna was still sitting at her writing table finishing a letter to Dolly, she heard the measured tread of slippered feet, and Karenin entered, freshly washed, his hair brushed, and a book under his arm.

He must tread between the shrapnel shards of constant Israeli military actions against the Palestinians, the ambivalence of the US about the road map, and a plethora of militant Palestinian groups seeking revenge for every one of their assassinated leaders.

Moreover, so called patent thickets the fear that some advance will tread on pre existing patents, of which the innovator may not even be aware may also discourage innovation. After the pioneering work of the Wright brothers and the Curtis brothers, overlapping patent claims thwarted the development of the airplane, until the United States government finally forced a patent pool as World War I loomed.