f. heroine
Person or character who fights adversity through ingenuity, courage, or strength.
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Background: Childhood mortality is a major public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Among the city's health sub-districts, the Western sub-district leads with 229 cases.
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Animals in sub-Saharan Africa and South East Asia are at most risk.
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Distribution was already under way to ten different countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Algeria is a major way-station for sub-Saharan migrants trying to reach Europe.
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Car uncoupled in tunnel; explosion; both men instantly killed; submarine tunnel wrecked.
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Australia's government has said it will make its submarine pick this year.
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She's quite a submarine, of course, and we carry four engineer officers.
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An hour later the submarine was deep in the Sea of Valusia.
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This type of normal faulting on steep submarine slopes is quite common.
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Either orientation in good ice is strong enough for a bomber anchor.
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He said a suspected suicide bomber had set off the second blast.
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Police spokesman Paul Manga said 16 people including the bomber had died.
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Officials earlier said the bomber was a Syrian national born in 1988.
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Sirisena is the latest government official targeted by a Tiger suicide bomber.
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Questions are being asked about whether his wedge game is consistent enough.
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The signature of the wedge made that clear right from the outset.
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And therefore our task must be to drive a wedge between them.
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It was propped open, held in place with a wedge of concrete.
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In driving, the wedge should spread with and not across the grain.
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The torpedo attack was most likely a direct order by Kim Jong-il.
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Some of the crew had been watching the approach of the torpedo.
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Alongside floating stages in the basins lay submarines and torpedo boat destroyers.
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At the same time the U-Boat launched a torpedo at the Brigadier.
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A second torpedo impacted from starboard, fired by the smaller Integrity vessel.
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They use a stone grinder from India that's used to grind dahl.
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Mich bought me a new grinder and couldn't work out the attachments.
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Like any other serious espresso bar, we used a conical burr grinder.
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Chop uncooked tough meat very fine; put it twice through a grinder.
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Put the raisins and oranges through the meat grinder, after removing seeds.
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She could tell Warren was getting online advice, perhaps from the zep company.
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It turns out that the scheme was partly to create a garish zep disaster.
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We've been joined by an off-duty zep mechanic who worked on this ship last week.
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At that moment, the zep crew attendant arrived.
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Using it improves the economics of zep travel.
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The hoagie shop and bookstore were open but empty-nocustomers or employees.
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He found Kellogg propped up against a collapsed display of hoagie sandwiches.
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I ate half the hoagie and put it back on the table.
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I swatted the last inch or two of hoagie out of his hand, scowling.
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And then you get paid in seven hoagie sandwiches, yeah.
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So I get to the phone and there it is, it's Hoagy Carmichael.
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Eddie almost expected Hoagy Carmichael to appear and start tinkling out "Stardust."
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He reminds me rather of Hoagy Carmichael, but there is something cold and ruthless….
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Peter liked my record and the piano playing and he'd sent it to Hoagy.
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And she comes back and says Hoagy.
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Traditionally, a Gatsby is a foot-long submarine sandwich.
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I started a submarine sandwich diet yesterday.
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In my hand was a plastic grocery bag full of previously loved books and a vegetarian submarine sandwich for supper.
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Gretchen turned to see April getting out of her car, arms filled with submarine sandwich bags and a large bottle of soda.
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At a convenience store that offered prepackaged deli creations, he bought a submarine sandwich, a bag of potato chips, and a sixteen-ounce bottle of Coke.
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Plumbing fixtures or Italian hero sandwiches.
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And what the hell, a Cuban sandwich and an Iron Beer.
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One cafe calls itself the "king of the Cuban sandwich".
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Grab a Cuban sandwich at Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop (2830 NE Second Avenue) and settle in to watch the old-timers playing dominoes on the street.
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That meant longer hours, stuck somewhere far from civilization and Cuban sandwiches.
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"Now I smell like an Italian sandwich."
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Emily peered through the café's windows to see some of her classmates and their families eating smoked-salmon bagels, pressed Italian sandwiches, and enormous Cobb salads.
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The poor boy must have fallen in love with the young lady.
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I heard the poor boy pant; his breathing became short and hurried.
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The poor boy put himself to incredible expense in sighs and protestations.
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His hour had struck; we bore him to the death-room, poor boy.
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The poor boy had been moulded into the straight line of duty.
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Not exactly a case of one bound and our hero was free.
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Today, the World Health Organisation wants you to be a silent hero.
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No doubt the young man was already thinking of a hero's welcome.
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A hero: Sir Richard Bolitho's friend and his right arm, they said.
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You will return home to a hero's welcome and a grateful nation.
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He was certainly a hero as far as the islanders were concerned.
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In any case, many Sri Lankans still consider him a national hero.
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He will hope for another clever goal from his unsung hero today.
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Thursday's hearing also saw EFF leader Julius Malema received a hero's welcome.
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General Grant had become in a day the hero of the war.
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Looking the Senator straight in the eye the old hero slowly said:
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She said: As a child I saw my father as a hero.
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He was a patron of law and government and a culture hero.
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Your last chance to save water -how to be a hero:
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And we're here to talk about every hero in Avengers: Infinity War.
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There is no hero or villain in this long war, she said.
