Sentences with phrase «about old boundaries»

Forget about old boundaries, ignore the traditional rules: go right across.

Not exact matches

«We need to prepare our children for the day when we're not there and we do that gradually giving them more and more responsibility as they get older and we do it by talking about them and by spending time with them - putting those boundaries in place.»

I think one of the things to consider is to continue to ask questions and to be OK with, and listen to, that unsettled feeling about the birth father, in order to keep the boundary until they, or their older child, is ready to remove it.

Speaking for the organization, Dr. Andrea Bastiani stated, «the lessons girls learn when they're young about setting physical boundaries and expecting to be respected last a lifetime, and can influence how she feels about herself and her body as she gets older.

So, Wicker Parkers of all classes may have to settle for old - fashioned word - of - mouth when it comes to spreading the good news about their home's appeal beyond the boundaries of the greater Chicagoland Buick dealers.

On the old boundaries Labour could win an overall majority with a lead over the Tories of 3 %, but given they win far more seats in Scotland and Wales than the Tories do, we really will need to wait for the other Commissions» reports before we can make any estimates about how their target will change.

A family - therapy road trip in which the key to getting along appears to be forgetting everything you've learned about life, Shana Feste's Boundaries casts Vera Farmiga as a woman who just can't abandon the old man (Christopher Plummer) who abandoned her time and time again through her life.

How Dress Codes Make Things Worse for High School Girls Boston.com, 5/14/15» «They're old enough to engage in decisions about what the boundaries should be,» [Visiting Professor Helen] Haste said.

If an owner has been lax about imposing boundaries and routines with their dog, it often means that older dogs pick up and get used to bad behaviors or doing things the wrong way.

Gund's most recent projects include: Dispatches from Cleveland (CIFF, MSPIFF), a five chapter documentary that looks at the police murder of 12 - year - old Tamir Rice and shows how people joined together to vote out the prosecutor who didn't have their backs; Chavela (Berlinale, Hot Docs, Ambulante) a documentary about the life of the iconic Latin - American gender - bending diva, Chavela Vargas; and Born to Fly (SXSW, Full Frame), a documentary that pushes the boundaries between action and art, daring us to join choreographer Elizabeth Streb and her dancers in pursuit of human flight.

While Karen and I looked around at her most recent paintings, we chatted about roilings and stirrings, headlines old and new, relevancies fleeting and perennial, fine boundaries between representation and suggestion, boundaries finer yet along certain horizons, apparitions in clouds and grounds, and the bizarre and enthralling phenomenon of volcanic lightning.

In today's NY Times review of the Armory Show, Karen Rosenberg described Warhol Museum director Eric Shiner «s close participation in this commercial art extravaganza as «the boundary - blurring of a museum director playing curator at an art fair (and justifying this decision with the old Warholian saw about art and business).»

As an aside, I'd love to see an increase in the small - scale harnessing of hydo - electricity by Power Companies, or by anyone else — there's such an older small Pacific Power plant right up the road from me which has a small dam about 1200 ′ higher, actually located in a Wilderness Area — the original Wilderness boundaries were expanded a little.