Sentences with phrase «bright young women in»

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In partnership with Bright Pink, Pure Barre was able to successfully contribute to the worthwhile mission of encouraging young women to be proactive about their breast and ovarian health.

The 2016 presidential candidate addressed a group of a few hundred well - coiffed young women, many costumed in bright pantsuits, who waited for hours in the rain in New York City for a chance to gain entry into the coveted powder - pink female - only clubhouse known as The Wing, pay $ 12 for a glass of champagne, and see Clinton speak.

The 2016 presidential candidate discussed Trump, Putin and Pizzagate with a few hundred young women, many in bright pantsuits, who waited for hours to see Clinton speak.

That same crisis had also pushed our rental property in Mt. Auburn under water, but in the meantime we had arranged a master lease with a bright, ambitious young woman who converted it into a vibrant community house.

How they empower women: Based in Chicago, Bright Endeavors believes that young mothers are a groundbreaking opportunity for family and community transformation.

It's only $ 25, and proceeds benefit Bright Pink, a national non-profit focused on prevention and early detection of breast and ovarian cancer in young women.

Healthy Babies Bright Futures (HBBF)-- an organization committed to making a meaningful difference in reducing exposures of neurotoxins in women of childbearing age, their babies and young children — asked Abt Associates to estimate the impact on IQ and the related economic impact of known arsenic exposure in infants in the U.S.

All of a sudden my general (and at times very overwhelming) interest in this massive social justice issue of global extreme poverty and gender inequality became a narrow - focused mission to help a few of Uganda's brightest young women go to college and become leaders in their communities.

But aside from that, she has also managed to prioritize her studies, learned how to code, mastered her skills in baking, and inspired countless young women to study and work towards a bright future.

In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it is our hope that you will join the thousands of young women who are part of the Bright Pink movement and be bright with your breast and ovarian hBright Pink movement and be bright with your breast and ovarian hbright with your breast and ovarian health.

Only on this unique age gap dating site you will be able to get rid of your loneliness and start new bright life communicating and flirting with single young, old women or men in Iceland.

Watching Judd, I didn't only think of women in abusive relationships, but of Abu Ghraib poster girl Lynndie England, a not - too - bright small - town girl who got sucked into her controlling boyfriend's universe — who eagerly posed for her man the way so many young women do, becoming a character in someone else's sick fantasy.

He admirably resists that urge, so common to men writing young women, to make Moll brighter, funnier, bolder, more alive than everyone around her — traits that would be at odds with a plot that finds Moll opening up to a devilishly handsome young man who has taken «an interest» in her.

«Beauty and the Beast» is the fantastic journey of Belle, a bright, beautiful and independent young woman who is taken prisoner by a beast in his castle.

Belle (Emma Watson), a bright, beautiful and independent young woman, is taken prisoner by a beast (Dan Stevens) in its castle.

While young and old get along just dandy when director Muylaert describes the tenderness that Val has for Fabinho, this is nothing like that affection between Val and her daughter Jessica (Camila Márdila), who have barely seen each other for a decade but who are tentatively united when the bright, progressive young woman, studying for a college entrance exam, moves into the spacious home of the well - to - couple in São Paulo.

Co-starring Domhnall Gleeson, it tells the story of a young woman named Eilis who moves from a rural town in Ireland to the bright lights of Brooklyn as she tries to follow her dreams.

In the dark collegiate comedy she plays Rita, a lonely woman in an unfulfilling marriage who's drawn to a similarly depressed philosophy professor (Joaquin Phoenix), whose affections are split with a bright, young student (Emma StoneIn the dark collegiate comedy she plays Rita, a lonely woman in an unfulfilling marriage who's drawn to a similarly depressed philosophy professor (Joaquin Phoenix), whose affections are split with a bright, young student (Emma Stonein an unfulfilling marriage who's drawn to a similarly depressed philosophy professor (Joaquin Phoenix), whose affections are split with a bright, young student (Emma Stone).

Ronan plays Eilis Lacey, a bright but timid young woman stuck in the stultifying atmosphere of small - town Ireland in 1952, a place where the main pastime for young women with limited choices seemed to be husband hunting.

Flash forward a few years, and an older Edith (Mia Wasikowska, Alice in Wonderland, Stoker) is a bright young woman with aspirations to be a novelist.

There is no other way, for example, to explain the life of Kyle (Max Thieriot), a seemingly bright young man who is the same young man from the opening paragraph who makes his living appealing to the baser natures of anonymous people from a hellhole of a communal house, filled with other young men and women (and, in certain instances, teenagers) who do the same.

Here's the question worth asking: If the most vile character in the film (and that's saying something in this one) is intimidating this young and none - too - bright young woman into stripping for him, and we watch, how complicit does that make us in his actions?

It involves a bright young woman named Rhoda Williams (Brit Marling), who in the opening scene, has been accepted into the astrophysics program at MIT.

Ambitious and bright, this young woman quickly took her American opportunity to great heights: Lejla enrolled at Onondaga Community College just eight months after arriving in the U.S.

A bright dust jacket, the sandy pink and blue of a beach scene; that same brisk young woman, or one just like her, in a warm jacket and beret, larking among the rock pools with the terrier.

Evans teamed up with veteran author Rachel Hauck to write the first in a four book fictional series about a young Southern woman, Jade Fitzgerald, and her evolving quest to balance the traumatic events of her past with the bright prospects on her horizon.

The young woman, dressed in red, blue and yellow tulle, with bright sneakers, is too defined by the accouterments of performed femininity.

«This is our second year awarding scholarships to local students and we are so thrilled to be able to assist these bright, young men and women in achieving their goals,» says Rosalind.