Sentences with phrase «eulogy about»

And that's largely it for the storyline; Alicia herself says very little throughout the game, and which she does speak the lines are delivered with as much passion as a plank delivering a eulogy about another plank.

We also talk to Braille from the hip - hop, worship trio Beautiful Eulogy about the songs that changed his life.

Not exact matches

(There's a collection of good eulogies and retrospectives about the site at Media REDEF).

And while I'll happily sit and soak up all the Mou eulogies — Wenger should watch and learn etc, greatest this and best this etc — I draw the line at someone talking about his «vision».

The governor began the eulogy with a story about an argument they had while the younger Cuomo served in the Clinton Administration in the early 1990s.

Cuomo spoke extensively about raise the age, which he said he hoped would one day be part of his «legacy» and his «eulogy.»

Hanks also avoids turning his film into a eulogy for the days when shopping for music was a more communal experience, keeping things relatively straightforward as a rise and fall story about Tower Records.

Richard Linklater's Before Midnight, Greta Gerwig profiled, Quentin Tarantino vs. John Ford, Peter Strickland's Berberian Sound Studio, Dennis Hopper, Alain Resnais, Rob Zombie, Sarah Polley's Stories We Tell, Peter de Rome, Roger Ebert eulogy, Jules Dassin's 10:30 P.M. Summer, Gordon Matta - Clark, Philippe Grandrieux's White Epilepsy, Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing

The eulogy virtues are the ones that are talked about at your funeral — whether you were kind, brave, honest, or faithful.

But retail is about Q4; it's a bit early to write the eulogy for Indigo.

I especially love the part about giving your credit card a eulogy!

Chapter 6, «The Devil You Know,» is about eulogies, denials, and dead ends.

This is my eulogy for the 1995 code and, as well, some general reflections on what its passing may suggest about the risks of national regulatory initiatives.

All it takes is the retirement of one blogger — namely, Andrew Sullivan, founder of The Daily Dish and long - time thorn in the side of the liberal blogosphere — and the social web explodes with a mixture of praise, recriminations, eulogies for the death of blogging as we know it, and righteous indignation about whether he was one of the first or not.

When 14 - year - old Brett Lickerman stood up in front of 1,200 people to deliver a eulogy at the memorial service for Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting victim Alex Schachter, he wanted to make sure they knew two things about his best friend.

Now he says, «Tell me about yourself,» and you recite the eulogy of everywhere you worked and everything you did.

She reckons out of all the tributes, eulogies, tears and loving words that have been said about her «wonderful man», he would have appreciated the lighthouse comment most.