Sentences with phrase «buratai has waved»

When the two would cross paths they would wave to each other and continue with their studies of Jesus» life, crucifixion, and resurrection.

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But I still have this wave of anxiety wash over me when I see one.

I tip my face to the ceiling because I want to be seen, I stomp my feet because I am here, and if I had a hankie, oh, I'd wave it and shout.

We'd waved goodbye to our small Arkansas town and to the only world my little brother and I had ever known.

We have the wave function which Schroedinger brought in as a function of x and t. (Notice that he still used the old ideas of time and space coordinates.)

Also, if this electron which links A and P had wave - like properties, you would not know exactly where it came from.

Insofar as this distinction is blurred by quantum theory, so that ordinary light has particle aspects and ordinary baseballs have wave aspects, much more needs to be said.

Edward King is safely in heaven, «Through the dear might of him that walk'd the waves.»

If you simply had a wave with periodicity you wouldn't get novelty.

You can't have a wave at an instant.

So since it's officially April and I've waved goodbye to the the snow — clearly it's time to transform into the proverbial muffin man.

So we have waves of people (with varying degrees of wheat sensitivity) going gluten - free to be healthier.

But now the supermarket has waved the white flag, indicating a move away from price - based marketing.

Now that I've waved a magic wand to make your real food dreams come true, on to my next magic trick: delectable cassava flour paleo waffles.

But it's fitting that he goes out having agreed to have his team put the ball out in the 26th minute so that John Terry could have a wave and a cry.

With Ray Allen on him the next time down, he'd wave away his teammates and take Allen to the left off the dribble to finish with a scoop at the basket.

Did someone recently suggest that Arsenal had waved goodbye to the injury problems that had been causing Arsene Wenger so many problems in the last few years?

Wenger has always aimed to get in creative midfielders and there is no doubt that we have more than enough of quality in those positions, but is there any chance of Jack supplanting any of his competitors unless we have another wave of injuries?

Knight's motivational ploys were under scrutiny last week after accusations by former Hoosiers of abuse, including the General's having waved soiled toilet paper at players to show them what they were playing like.

Having waved a fond farewell to legendary manager Bertie Mee the previous summer, Arsenal entered the 1979 final against cup holders Manchester United under the tutelage of former player Terry Neill.

Farah, who had waved to the crowds and done his signature «Mobot» pose on the 5000m start - line, settled himself within the pack as the first kilometre was passed in 2:45.

However, despite the direct links over the past few weeks, Monchengladbach's sporting director has waved away any chance of the 23 - year - old making an immediate switch.

Over the last eight months, since the start of the 2015 - 16 season, several managers have waved goodbye to their clubs before the end of the campaign and there's sure to be a few more sackings before the season runs its course.

His final game was sat out on the bench in the Champions League final with the Gunners having waved goodbye to Highbury earlier that month to move to a 60,000 - seater stadium.

As soon as the ball hit the net the Arsenal fans who had bothered to show up yesterday had a wave of relief and when Auba drills his second goal in there was yet another sigh of relief because at that point we all knew the game was done.

We've waved goodbye to Nathan Aké, Christian Atsu, Juan Cuadrado, Alex Kiwomya and Bertrand Traore from last season's loan army as each have departed on a new permanent adventure, and many others will follow.

«Even on the worst day, you're not going to have any waves like you'd get on Lake Michigan.

They have waved these cancellations through in addition to a larger plan allowing ITV to slash its regional news output by a fifth and its current affairs programming by a third.

In Knowsley, Cambridge, Liverpool, Leeds, Lambeth and elsewhere, Labour councillors have waved around spanners — but stopped short of actually tossing them into the machinery.

Jack Straw has waved goodbye to a decades - long career on the front bench of British politics today, with a final keynote speech to conference lambasting the coalition.

Labour's leadership have waved the white flag.

Chief of Army staff, Lt. General Tukur Buratai has waved aside reports that about 105 soldiers prosecuting the war against book haram terrorists met their untimely death when they failed to return after an offensive to annihilate...

Hyprocritical Cabinet ministers have waved through THREE beer tax rises — despite campaigning to halt them in opposition - The Sun > Jonathan Isaby on Comment yesterday: Stop increasing tax on our pints of beer!

The Sunday Telegraph reported that some Tory MPs were pushing the Government to publish its Brexit plan before they would wave through the Article 50 legislation.

SHE might have waved goodbye to Downing Street but Samantha Cameron scored a No10 for her beautiful dress.

Moore has waved off the complainants as being «disgruntled» employees but Barbara Bresnan, a maintenance mechanic for the town, takes issue with that label.

Bizarrely, some Labour councillors took this as a compliment and would wave plastic dinosaurs at the Mayor in the Council Chamber.

Rangel would pay any back taxes he owed with penalties and would wave the normal three - year statute of limitations, Davis said.

The shore's got jagged rocks, and with a storm, they would've had waves crashing over them.

The wave tank facility is 360 feet long and 240 feet wide and has a wave maker that can generate precisely measured waves to simulate various ocean environments for hours at a time.

«We observed that the more a child had these waves throughout the night, the better the child was at cognitive tasks, particularly the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children,» explained Sophie Tessier, a doctoral student in the Sleep Research Laboratory at the Hôpital Rivière - des - Prairies and first author of the paper.

This is happening as soon as you have bubbles in seawater, and you have bubbles as soon as you have waves.

Both tsunamis had waves between 50 and 120 meters tall, and flooded up to 1 million square kilometers — roughly the same area affected by the tsunami caused by the dinosaur - killing asteroid that hit Earth 66 million years ago.

That simple reversal has the waves retrace their steps and targets them directly to the intended location.

Einstein realised straight away that the equations of general relativity had wave - like solutions, and in 1918 he derived a formula that allowed him to estimate how much energy these waves should carry.

It was designed as a lens because you had to have the waves ebb together in the right way.

In 1983, an orbiting satellite called IRAS discovered far more infrared radiation — which has waves longer than red light — coming from the Vega than expected for small interstellar dust grains found around young, early - type stars (Harvey et al, 1984).

«Even when we didn't have any waves recorded, we knew it was really bad for the people of Japan,» Wang says.

Sometimes I would wave my hands so wildly that I'd knock over my drink...