Sentences with phrase «be in your neighborhood tomorrow»

Instead say, «I'm going to be in your neighborhood tomorrow around [insert time].

It turns out I'm going to be in your neighborhood tomorrow.

Not exact matches

I'll be off to Netroots Nation shortly — our panel's at 10:30 tomorrow morning, so swing on by if you're in the neighborhood.

Jonathan Pryce (a favorite James Bond villain from «Tomorrow Never Dies») is Nat Dayan, who owns Dayan & Son Bakery, and tries to make a go of it in a declinig neighborhood.

The school board majority that took office in Wake County last December is committed to moving the district toward neighborhood schools (and away from busing to achieve socio - economic diversity) despite a mass march that has been scheduled to take place tomorrow in downtown Raleigh to protest the policy.

And as we see first - hand in neighborhoods across New York and Connecticut, charter schools are creating avenues of hope in historically underserved Black communities, empowering Black educators and families, and educating the young Black leaders of tomorrow in unique and innovative ways.

The environment will reflect Halsey's deep investment in preserving and supporting her neighborhood as well as her exuberant engagement with diverse global references... At the heart of Halsey's project is the idea that architecture can be a form of empowerment and social transformation for marginalized communities and a way to envision, in the artist's words, «a freer, funkier, and more optimistic tomorrow.»

These paintings from 2005 to ’07 are a catalogue of The Day After Tomorrow — style weather calamities: a truck chugging through a blizzard; a fire throwing a big black cloud up at the horizon; the edges of neighborhoods collapsing into mudslides; rusting ships marooned in a desert that was once the Aral Sea; a car on a muddy road with its brake lights glowing as a great big brown beast of a tornado blenders the landscape.

Bushwick Open Studios, a free art event organized by a group of local volunteers, will run from tomorrow until Sunday in the Brooklyn neighborhood that's been lauded (and in some cases, decried) as the next coolest thing.