KNOWN FOR: Bull in a
Chirm Shop, which premiered in New York City at Lincoln Center Theater's LCT3 last year, has been published by Samuel French, and is making the rounds: Chicago, London, San Diego, and even Boise, Idaho.
(129) Similar rationales and decisions are echoed in later cases in the PCIJ including the Oscar
Chirm Case (130) and the case of the European Commission of the Danube.
Chirm was a black man in Canton, Mississippi, who in the 1960s owned a farm, a rhythm and blues nightclub, a bootlegging operation, and a large collection of pistols, rifles, and shotguns with which he threatened local Klansmen and police when they attempted to encroach on his businesses or intimidate civil rights activists working to desegregate Canton and register black residents to vote.
Outside the palace, when the crowds first grouped, the presidential guard acted meek as a
chirm of finches.
"The Kingdom Likened to a Field of Weeds": The green is not wheat, but mustard/That once sown flourishes to seed./Wherever it falls, it takes hold.//The field, an indelible smear/Of darnel, thistle, and burdock,/Stinks of rank fullness and welter.//A swarm hovers like the wet smoke/Of an effigy set afire/And dragged across the brambled field.//Within its
chirm and drone, crows turn./The axle of the sun is locked./No shade falls on the kingdom of weeds.
Johnson's common-law wife was a slave, Julia
Chirm. He loved her, educated her and their two daughters, treated her with respect.
The later history of the word also suggests its strong association with birds, since "to
chirm" is "in Middle and modern English, chiefly restricted to the melodious chatter of or warbling of birds, or of human beings compared to birds" Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd ed., s.v.
"I think we're going through the planning process that any business should go through before getting into a longterm investment that will require our resources, both current and future,"
Chirm said.
In the Oscar
Chirm case, the Permanent Court of International Justice ("PCIJ") considered the interventions of the Belgian Government in the market of shipping trade in the Congo River in the 1930s, which led Mr.
People in the comments keep on asking 'what did she say.' You should clarify or delete this," one user responded while another
chirmed, "Not Mindy's problem, Meghan."