Sentences with phrase «at litany»

The M1 is a watch made by watch people for watch people, and if you're not a fan of its style or aren't interested in it as a piece of jewelry, you should look at the litany of other smartwatch options flooding the market.

But, as I look at the litany of jobs, I can't help but wonder about a major barrier to entry into the legal academy: the flexibility to move several times in a short period of time early in one's career.

Above me, above them, I could make out a low wave of moaning, like the murmur of a congregation at litany in church.

Every year, we are greeted with the possibility of hundreds of new films: wide releases across the nation, independent gems in the art houses, huge swaths of new opportunities at a litany of film festivals.

The best way to process it may be as unintended camp, rolling your eyes in amazement at its litany of misery and heaps of histrionics.

Just take a look at the litany of sub-standard players signed since.

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His exchanges with members were at times testy — particularly with veteran Liberal MP Irwin Cotler, who confronted Davis with the litany of allegations against Nevsun's business partners.

Before he can get an answer, McMullin launches into a giddy litany of all the Edmark products he owns, what his five - year - old daughter and three - year - old son can do with them, and why the lukewarm prospect who's been staring vacantly at the screen until now should buy anything with the name Edmark on it.

«We're hugely unexcited about that,» Ray says, recalling the long litany of failed startups over the past two decades that have tried to make a go at offering similar high - speed Internet or cable TV - like services wirelessly.

But a litany of internal issues at Uber in 2017 — which ultimately led to the resignation of co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick and an investment from SoftBank — saw Uber take its eye off the ball in Southeast Asia.

Amid a litany of accusations about Uber's «bro culture,» board member Arianna Huffington has been trying to help turn things around, and she's starting at the top — with CEO Travis Kalanick.

De Gruchy might have placed more Catholic voices in his litany, including Pope Benedict XV, who commended forgiveness and reconciliation to European nations at the end of World War I, and Pope John Paul II, who also advocated mercy and forgiveness as political practices.

He lies prostrate at the altar and over him is declared, «You are a priest forever in the order of Melchizedek»; he is indelibly marked and for him is prayed the Litany of the Saints, invoking all the heroes and heroines of the past to assist him in being who he truly is» sacramentally, ontologically, and forever» a priest.

«Pastor Brunson's arrest can be seen as the latest incident in a litany of repressive actions targeting Turkey's indigenous and expatriate Christian communities at a time of increasing repression and intolerance,» the organization's Turkey advocacy officer wrote.

Chapter XV, for example, is a group of hymns to various gods, a hymn of praise to Ra8 at rising; a hymn and litany to Osiris; a second hymn to Ra at rising, followed by

At noon this coming Friday, and every Friday, visitors will gather around the altar in the roofless nave for a short service that begins with the Coventry Litany of Reconciliation.

The litany of charges pervaded conservative magazines and talk shows: Clinton was a drug - dealer and racketeer; he had purloined FBI files and organized death squads; he was guilty of fraud, theft and serial adultery; he raped at least one woman and arranged the murder of friend and staff member Vince Foster.

When asked if she could reveal some of the known celebrity spotting at the site, Lugo provided quite a list, including Liam Neeson, Tommy Lee, Natasha Bedingfield, Skrillex, Joey Fatone, Nick Swardson, William Shatner, The Wailers, Deadmau5, Carmelo Anthony and DMX, among a litany of others.

However, there is also a litany of action leading up to the game, which begins at 6:40 p.m. ET.

That, too, is by design, as GM Dick Williams and the front office have been adamant about letting the young players they've brought in through their litany of trades take their lumps and mature at the big league level.

His immense talent — the best linebacker of the Saban era at Alabama — is offset by a litany of off - the - field questions, underlined by his infamous dismissal from the combine two weeks ago.

But that will most likely happen this year: Barring a collapse in the Woodward, Holy Bull's litany of success will have him securely at the front of the pack.

Currently on loan back in his homeland with PSV, it remains to be seen whether van Ginkel can establish himself at Chelsea, who have a litany of players on loan at various clubs around the world and are not short of options in the heart of the midfield.

Anyone watching Woods grimace through his most recent competitive round on March 9 at Doral, or who has even a passing awareness of his litany of injuries, knows that the golfer who won the 2008 U.S. Open on a broken leg and shredded knee is no quitter.

Speaking to the Express, former Aston Villa coach Paul Lambert has revealed a litany of high - profile stars that he attempted to sign during his time at Villa Park.

The immediate reasons for the low expectations of England are well - trodden, but to quickly recap: the sudden resignation of Fabio Capello and the timescale for locating his replacement; the reported fissures in the squad stemming from the pending court case against John Terry; the litany of injuries that denied Hodgson the services of, among others, Jack Wilshere, Gareth Barry, Kyle Walker, Frank Lampard, and Gary Cahill; the climate created by the cries of knicker - twisted horror that arose from various of the commentariat at the appointment of Not Harry Redknapp; and Wayne Rooney's two - game suspension.

I'm sure they're great at what they do in a wider business sense but their stewardship of football clubs has been a litany of failure.

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh enumerated the litany of positions that Wolverines star Jabrill Peppers can play at Big Ten Media Days on Monday — that's something he's done before — but what he hasn't done before is offer a hint as to the position Pe... more

Someone to listen quietly while they off load their litany of bad things that happened at school?

It boggles me that after the litany of deaths at the hands of midwives, they think the problem is «not enough midwives».

You may have a litany of things you want your preschooler to work on, but it's a good idea to tackle only one at any given time.

He pressed Schneiderman on the findings of a recent report by Inspector General Joseph Fisch, which detailed a litany of abuse regarding the state senator's handling of a controversial deal to build a racino at the Aquaduct track.

The NDC stalwart is of the firm believe Ghanaians have started regretting for voting for the NPP because they failed woefully in fulfilling the litany of promise laced with deceit and lies that propelled them to victory at the December 7, 2016 polls.

So on one hand we have an incredibly detailed litany of rehashed innuendo regarding the minutiae of canvassing operations and supposed irregularities at the level of timesheets, with the implication that someone is cheating; while on the other hand we have a blithely cynical sketch of how two billionaires own a political party, with one of them forthrightly buying its ballot line for himself.

These polls obviously add another chapter to the litany of bad news stories for the Labour Party, with this analysis suggesting that the party would struggle to retain Dail representation after the next general election should support levels at that contest exactly match the party / grouping support levels measured by this poll.

In an interview Monday at a Washington, D.C., sandwich shop, Hochul ticked through a litany of cuts in that budget that she said would hurt her constituents.

The Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Hassan Tampuli, at a press conference on Wednesday, gave a litany of reasons why the about ten taxes and margins on...

Mr President, as a Citizen, I have observed with shame, the litany of «puny», and sometimes cookedstories thrown at us by your Ministers and Other Appointees in your Government!

«We screamed at him,» Roskoff said, before launching into a litany of unsubstantiated accusations regarding the unmarried senator's personal life.

Newly minted education chairman Mark Treyger, a former teacher, said he's seen signs of life at some Renewal schools but voiced a litany of concerns.

Rumore follows a brutal interrogation of School Board President Barbara Nevergold on Monday at the hearing in Albany, during which Paladino's team of attorneys covered a litany of i...

Rumore follows a brutal interrogation of School Board President Barbara Nevergold on Monday at the hearing in Albany, during which Paladino's team of attorneys covered a litany of issues, including the negotiation of the contract with the teacher union.

The Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Hassan Tampuli, at a press conference on Wednesday, gave a litany of reasons why the about ten taxes and margins on fuel prices could not be taken off.

«In aggregate this is a much bigger concern and it just adds to the litany of policy questions that the Cuomo administration hasn't answered,» said Nicole Kaeding, director of special projects at the Tax Foundation, a Washington, D.C., organization that studies tax policies nationwide.

He dismissed the minister's explanation and insisted that a litany of debts is at the heart of the energy crisis.

«At a meeting at which experts were tasked with hashing out the risks and benefits of these experiments, the opening session instead was dominated by a litany of concerns that research important to public health is being curtailed,» Kaiser wrotAt a meeting at which experts were tasked with hashing out the risks and benefits of these experiments, the opening session instead was dominated by a litany of concerns that research important to public health is being curtailed,» Kaiser wrotat which experts were tasked with hashing out the risks and benefits of these experiments, the opening session instead was dominated by a litany of concerns that research important to public health is being curtailed,» Kaiser wrote.

At least 50,000 civilians have been killed or wounded during the conflict, with the belligerent parties committing a litany of war crimes and violations of humanitarian law against the civilian population.

At a meeting at which experts were tasked with hashing out the risks and benefits of these experiments, the opening session instead was dominated by a litany of concerns that research important to public health is being curtaileAt a meeting at which experts were tasked with hashing out the risks and benefits of these experiments, the opening session instead was dominated by a litany of concerns that research important to public health is being curtaileat which experts were tasked with hashing out the risks and benefits of these experiments, the opening session instead was dominated by a litany of concerns that research important to public health is being curtailed.

Rather than a static event involving investigator disclosure of a litany of potential risks and benefits culminating in the subjects» signature on paper, informed consent should be conceived of as an ongoing decision - making process, a conversation between investigator and subject that occurs at each study encounter or intervention.

A recent litany of reports laud all those approaches, but most put better teachers at the top of the list.