Sentences with phrase «orra pillar of the community»

Welby said he will create new credit unions to become pillars of community — and offer loans at rates significantly lower than Wonga's.

They want to a) consistently make a quality beer, b) be a pillar of the community, and c) take care of employees.

I enjoy being one of the young pillars of the community and a person who is here to help others achieve success.

Fed by LIES that a Jew had deliberately run over a black boy and MORE LIES that Jews deliberately let the boy die, and spurred on by a pillar of the community who showed up and ranted about «diamond merchants» in the neighborhood, a bunch of angry people went around attacking Jews indiscriminately.

Pratt also gave a charitable donation of $ 500,000 check to the center in his hometown of Lake Stevens, Washington and shared that his father «was a pillar of his community» making the name of the center all the more fitting.

The seven Baha'i leaders imprisoned now were the pillars of their communities, Vosough says.

Community cheese factories were important central pillars of communities in our North American history due to the transportation limits of dairy.

A World War II veteran who lived through the invasion of Normandy on D - day, Gene returned home to Petaluma, CA to found what is now one of the most respected dairy processors in the country, and became a pillar of his community, known for his generosity to those less fortunate.

I do think this site is a good community but I'm not of the opinion that it's the norm nor am I even about to say the average here is at the level of some of the pillars of this community — it's why they're pillars.

They're polite and the respect is clear for this pillar of the community, the football coach — one with proper qualifications displayed on the door of the clubhouse.

Nobody suspected because these were serious coaches who were viewed as pillars of the community, highly successful, and highly respected.

Who would have known that the quiet boy in the back of the band would be a pillar of the community as the trusted funeral director?

We design our camp around the pillars of community, interdependence, and stewardship, and hope that each camper ends their day having learned something new.

«When you attack our courthouses and you undermine them, you are weakening a central pillar of our community,» said Steven Choi, executive director of the New York Immigration Coalition.

The difficulties faced by «longstanding pillars of the community» should never have happened, he said, adding: «I thought that it could be my mum, my brother, my uncle or even me.»

«So when I heard that people who were long - standing pillars of their community were being impacted for simply not having the right documents to prove their legal status in the UK, I thought that it could be my mum, my brother, my uncle or even me.

Fine upstanding pillars of the community.

By all accounts a lovely, caring woman, Mitchell's Williamsbridge neighbors called her a pillar of the community and «the grandmother of the block.»

The company, «a pillar of the community,» has been open since 1902, Cuomo said.

A pillar of the community?

«I was amazed because these were responsible, high - functioning pillars of the community,» Grob recalls.

The night before the event we were invited to Anne Minkus's home to mingle with many of the plant - strong pillars of the community.

You are a wonderful parent, a beloved friend, and a pillar of your community.

John Wayne Gasey was a pillar of the community, being groomed

His extensive theatre performances include playing Laertes in Jonathan Kent's Broadway production of HAMLET, opposite Ralph Fiennes; FIVE GOLD RINGS, opposite Helen McCrory; THE MISANTHROPE, opposite Keira Knightley, and the National Theatre's production of Ibsen's PILLARS OF THE COMMUNITY.

It would've been easy for Weinstein to make Menashe into a melodrama about heroes and villains: the misunderstood free spirit versus the stodgy pillars of the community.

The nymphomaniac feels that her addiction is more about the power than the money, which might explain why among her clients is the Mayor of New York (Munro M. Bonnem) and other pillars of the community.

«Brotherhood» (a Showtime series, starting July 9, 10:00 p.m.) is conceived as a Cain - and - Abel saga, in which two siblings — one a self - made, if sly, pillar of the community, the other a dark and savage misanthrope — exercise their own distinctive brands of power in a blue - collar neighborhood of Providence, R.I.

Against the Knights, local pillars of the community organize the Autodefensas.

The man is Nils (Skarsgård), a pillar of his community, a civil servant held in high regard, and his son, one night, is abducted and murdered by some very bad men.

Black has a tendency to go big and over-the-top, but he's gloriously restrained here playing a man who has learned to survive as a closeted gay man in a conservative Texas town by molding himself into whatever shape the community finds most appealing, whether that's choir leader, empathetic pal, musical - theater leading man, or pillar of the community.

And now he's a pillar of his community and all of that.

A man who was once a pillar of the community isn't even afforded an «innocent until proven guilty» consideration.

Premise: Michael Shannon plays a husband, father, and pillar of his community who risks his job and his family when he begins to obsessively plan and build a well - stocked shelter in his backyard, prompted by a vivid recurring dream about an apocalyptic storm.

Last but not least, I would like to thank the faculty, who have served not simply as teachers and colleagues but also as mentors and friends, and I would like give special thanks to Bob Kegan, a pillar of this community and a giant in the field of adult development.

They are pillars of the community.

«To remove someone who is a pillar of this community... it's a level of disregard that is frightening and would not be tolerated in suburban schools.»

My family was once a pillar of the community, but times have changed — for the worse.One look at Marie Nix, and I'm determined to have her.

Unlike any other industry, however, these directors still retain their positions, are pillars of their communities, and are tapped as â $ œexpertsâ $ by the large national groups.

Most of the animal hospitals and vet practices are privately owned and have become pillars of their communities.

The continuing organization that Grand Baymen chose to work with is Living Word, a wonderful pillar of the community.

On Thursday, January 9th, Downtown Santa Barbara (DSB) held its Annual Luncheon and Awards Presentation at the Santa Barbara Club, where several pillars of the community were recognized for their contributions to Downtown and the City of Santa Barbara.

A solo exhibition entitled «Pillars of the Community» will be installed at The Carving Studio and Sculpture Center Gallery at 259 Marble Street, West Rutland and run from July 11 - August 24, 2014.

One of the pillars of the community - wide communication service The Press provides is the guest commentary.

U.S. Rep. John Salazar, D., Colo., who introduced the legislation in 2005, said last week that «individuals who violate this law are those who knowingly portray themselves as pillars of the community for personal and monetary gain.

This is — in America, at least — an era where the pillars of community have crumbled.

Teachers are pillars of a community.

I am a PILLAR of my community.

I am sure we are all «Pillars of our Community».

«Vince is a true pillar of his community of Thunder Bay.