Sentences with phrase «week eulogy»
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Eulogies for the legendary Dutchman will dominate the next week, but his former club Barcelona issued one of the first today with a simple, yet powerful tweet.
A third source pointed a eulogy for Thompson the politician published in the Brooklyn Reporter at the end of last week, in which Gentile recalled his 11 years as an assistant district attorney in Queens and hinted at a possible return to his roots.
The eulogies of Percy Ellis Sutton delivered last week in Riverside Church sketched the long, multifarious life of one of Harlem's titans.
Last week, Bratton gave a moving eulogy at the funeral for NYPD Det. Randolph Holder, who was shot to death in East Harlem on Oct. 20, allegedly by Tyrone Howard, who has been arrested 28 times and was in a diversion program at the time of the shooting.
This Week: Kevin wraps up his celebrity death eulogies with memories of John Heard and June Foray.
Opening exactly two weeks after its star Harry Dean Stanton's death, «Lucky» arrives as an accidental eulogy for the beloved character actor.
I add my brief two cents to the many eulogies written over the week.
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This week, our panelists, artist Dan Gunn, artist and Bad at Sports co-founder Duncan MacKenzie, and Chicago arts writer and Art21 Blog editor Claudine Isé review the solo exhibition Cathy Wilkes: I Give You All My Money at The Renaissance Society and discuss the artist Damien Hirst as sign, signifier, and circus ringmaster of the contemporary art world and commodity culture at large — a discussion sparked by art critic Christian Viveros - Faune's tongue - in - cheek eulogy for Hirst in the January 18, 2012 issue of the Village Voice.
Last week, while others were focused on SAPPHIRE [1] and Apple announcements, Blue Hill's humble legal tech analyst was inundated with eulogies and speculation regarding the end of NewLaw firm Clearspire.
The eulogy I delivered a few weeks ago for my father is applicable for job seekers also — so I wanted to share this very personal communication with you.