Sentences with phrase «brings such a lady»

And then theres just nothing better than the bow around the neck detail, that just always brings such a lady up in me.

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In that sermon Sir Edwyn remarked in effect that while the Lady Margaret Professor (Dr Bethune - Baker) was urging that the task of theology was to bring about a reconciliation of evolution and faith and to re-state faith in terms congruent with such evolutionary ideas, in his (Hoskyns») opinion the theologian's task was precisely the opposite: it was to show the inadequacy of such ideas and to make clear the incongruity between evolutionary thought and Christian faith.

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«Is the minister telling me that she is such an incompetent lady to the extent that she couldn't read and understand what is in her own document she brought to parliament for us to look at?

Happy Birthday to our special little young lady... Such a special girl who brings so much joy and happiness into our lives..

And how do you bring such a thing up to a lady?!? — Ed

I suppose I could choose the great movies that have made me laugh the most — the first that come to mind, such as: a Keaton («Sherlock, Jr.» or «Steamboat Bill, Jr.»), a Fields («It's A Gift» or «The Bank Dick»), a Marx Bros. («Animal Crackers» or «Duck Soup»), a Sturges («The Lady Eve» or «Miracle of Morgan's Creek»), and, let's say, a classic comedy (preferably starring Cary Grant or Barbara Stanwyck or Jean Arthur, and written and / or directed by Ernst Lubitsch or Howard Hawks or Billy Wilder or Mitchell Leisen, like «Trouble in Paradise» or «Heaven Can Wait» (1943) or «Bringing Up Baby» or «His Girl Friday» or «The Major and the Minor» or «Some Like It Hot» or «Easy Living» or «Ball of Fire»...).

2018 brings with it a ton of unmissable new films, from Oscar contenders like Lady Bird and Molly's Game to blockbuster heavyweights such as Avengers: Infinity War, Tomb Raider and of course Solo: A Star Wars Story.

It helps that Lady Bird is a rather ordinary and relatable girl, brought to life with such exacting vigor.

Purefoy brings such pathos to Rawdon Crawley, Rhys Meyers is horrendously selfish as George Osbourne, and finally, in small roles we have Lady Catherine de Bough herself, from the famous 1995 BBC production of Pride and Prejudice, and John Woodvine as her husband.

Bringing an end to one of the most wide open best picture races in years, «The Shape of Water» — a fantastical fable about a mute woman who falls in love with an aquatic creature — claimed the top prize Sunday night at the 90th Academy Awards, beating out a strong field of eight rivals that included box office hits such as «Dunkirk» and «Get Out» as well as smaller, more intimate fare such as «Call Me By Your Name» and «Lady Bird.»

Bringing together more than 100 of the most iconic movie costumes from across a century of filmmaking, the exhibition is a once - in - a-lifetime opportunity to see the clothes worn by unforgettable and beloved characters in films such as The Wizard of Oz, The Birds, My Fair Lady, Superman, Titanic, Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, and The Dark Knight Rises.

Combining the power of installation and performance art, and involving a year of collaborations and exclusive events such as private studio views with artists, She Inspires Art is brought together by Chair Lady Alison Deighton and a dedicated high profile Honorary Committee with Artistic Directors / Curators Tamar Arnon and Eli Zagury.