Sentences with phrase «otway hinterland»

The murder rates have soared in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras as the gangs have fought for control of cities and the hinterlands.

Frind spent his formative years on a grain farm in the northern hinterlands of British Columbia — «the bush,» in local parlance.

His reasons for forming Hinterland echoed the problems outlined in the Jacobin story — long hours and the temporary nature of the work, which often required relocation.

While reading the article, I was immediately reminded of a conversation I had with Raphael Van Lierop, who recently founded his own company, Hinterland Studios, in Victoria.

The idea behind Hinterland is that the various team members get to stay where they live, with the game essentially being designed through telecommuting.

Hinterland, with its distributed work model, and Drinkbox with its no - crunch - time policy are just two ways in which companies are improving things for workers.

The Campi Flegrei are similar to the Yellowstone caldera in the U.S. state of Wyoming but of more concern because they are in an area populated by around 3 million people in the Naples hinterland.

(Exodus 24:4 - 8) And always in the hinterland of animal sacrifice lurked age - old ideas of the magical potency of blood as a powerful agency of deliverance if rightly used (E.g., Exodus 12:12 - 13) and a supernatural peril if wrongly handled.

My preference has been books, though the Internet and the graphical user interfaces that preceded it have been great sources for information that made the computer user in the hinterland feel like part of the modern conversation in a more immediate way.

An export - oriented economy condemns West China to the status of an economic hinterland, but industrialization oriented to Chinese consumption can be far less concentrated on the coast.

On coffee tables throughout Middle America, the display of the New Yorker was a statement that the people who live here are not defined by the hinterland to which fate has consigned them; they are in touch with the larger world.

Just as in the gospels the most important thing is the incarnation, death and resurrection, while the how of the incarnation, the virgin birth, lies in the hinterland; so also in respect to the doctrine of Scripture, while inspiration is as clearly taught as the virgin birth, it lies rather in the hinterland.»

Frederick Norris, drawing on the record of Gregory of Nazianzus in the Cappadocian «hinterland» speaks for the richness and possibilities of teaching in schools in the «outback.»

A few years ago, as I wrote Jesus Feminist, I found myself struggling to land the book — and my own self — in the hinterland between «Everything is getting better!

In the last year, these efforts have moved from the relative hinterlands of professional discussions into the center of establishment medical discourse.

The village in Northern Bavaria (Bavaria is the Catholic hinterland of Germany, whereby in Northern Bavaria you will find some evangelic places), where I come from, even has got an age - old Jewish cemetery.

There are important differences between the altruism observed by zoologists, and caritas as described by St Thomas (Chapter 8), and a biologist who ascribes the «emotion of forgiveness» to hyenas is betraying a conceptual hinterland quite unlike that of the Thomist (Chapter 4).

«3 Monod not only condemns Bergson to the hinterland of the poetic, he also, like Russell and Bochenski, types Bergson as irrational (or anti-intellectual, a kindred classification) for his «rebellion against the rational» (27).

They usually built their towns on islands adjoining the mainland for purposes of defense against the tribes of the hinterland, settled down and married African women, and traded in gold, slaves, ivory, and other African products.

Even Christianity Today, Henry thought, had squandered an opportune moment by moving from Washington to the evangelical hinterland near Wheaton, by becoming a populist organ rather than challenging the cognitive frontiers of the era, and by becoming obsessed (for a while) with the intra-evangelical debate over biblical inerrancy.

Glad to see you Londoners have made peace with the northern hinterlands.

Though my husband and I had one experience in the hinterlands somewhere between Minnesota and California that wasn't the best ever.

♡ ♡ Snaps taken at a beautiful wedding we attended recently, in the Byron Bay hinterland, and these ladies... are my strapping young lads!!

A unique partnership between a state school and local organic marketplace in Queensland's hinterland is delivering enormous benefits to students.

It holds the promise of becoming a remarkable endeavor for culturally rich communities in isolated regions of the world, particularly the hinterlands of Asia, Latin America, and Africa.

This pot of soup included some of almost everything I had in the vegetable category — leftovers, the kitchen's flotsam and jetsam — simmering on the stove, imbued with the health of winter plants like onion, garlic, carrots, celery, fennel, mushrooms, potatoes, squash, sweet potatoes, cabbage, kale, and a few destitute peas from the hinterlands of the freezer.

It's a concept that seems to be suggesting that you go home but is actually about hurling yourself into the American hinterlands to live off the land, grow stuff, and invest in your very own, self - produced self - reliance.

Almost 30 years later, Duck Creek Macadamias is still 100 % Australian owned and run, operating from the original farmhouse in historic Newrybar in the heart of the pristine Byron Bay hinterland.

The delights of farm living in the Byron Bay Hinterland!

Sadly, the are largely not available to those of us in the hinterlands.

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Uganda is known as the pearl of Africa because of its location in the hinterland of the continent.

Now more and more teams are using forwards instead of centers to check him, and they are following him all the way out to the hinterlands.

That remark proved that Ned Harkness is a hockey realist, and a hockey realist knows that — regardless of all the patriotic and theoretical arguments propounded by hockey's America Firsters — the stuff of which good teams are made can be found only in the hinterlands of Canada, in bus - stop towns with names like Birsay, Sask., Port Credit, Ont.

The following year, with no more worlds to conquer in the hinterlands, De Brito took Pelé to S √ # o Paulo to take a shot at the major leagues.

The odyssey of Hasheem Thabeet began in one of the most remote hoops hinterlands.

It means, fundamentally, to be trapped in a strange hinterland of blurred expectations and irreconcilable contradictions.

The movement away from heroes and into the hinterlands is led by an FCA vice-president, Julian Dyke, who is the single most impressive individual in Sportianity.

There are many of us out here in the hinterlands who are watching closely to see how other colleges and universities respond to this clear call for reform.

From Brisbane, you can visit the beautiful mountains, rainforests and waterfalls of the Gold Coast Hinterland (about an hour south of the city).

The reality of the situation in Palestine and its hinterlands - or rather, the closest approximation of reality one can make out in the thick fog of propaganda that flies from all sides - is damning of Israel's body politic, especially at points of peak interest such as air strikes on Gaza or Lebanon.

Such sentiments are increasingly common throughout Libya's hinterlands, far removed from the new government in Tripoli.

And even though my hinterland is rooted somewhere in the past — perhaps that is no bad thing — for to understand the past is to be somewhere close to grasping the present.

Maybe this will be my next hinterland.

Above all, he had a hinterland.

Anyway, E.politics World Headquarters has temporarily located to the hinterland; look me up if you're passing through.

Denis Healey's The Time of My Life certainly falls into the positive category, not least because he had a «hinterland» of interests beyond politics.

His «hinterland», to use Denis Healey's phrase, even includes participating in «Strictly Come Dancing».

One of the great beasts of Parliament will retire in 2020 — Ken Clarke's memoirs Kind of Blue (Macmillan), reflects his commitment to politics, his long ministerial experience, and a wide hinterland of good wine, brandy, cigars, jazz, port, bird watching and motor racing.

We've temporarily abandoned the e.politics bunker in favor of the distant hinterlands — though no baby armadillos so far this time, alas.