Sentences with phrase «burly of»

In the hurly burly of buying or marketing a home, the swirl of activity spins around the real estate agent who efficiently organizes the steps, outlines the service needs and acts as a buffer for the shills that come out of the woodwork ready to take advantage of the home owner seller or buyer.

Indeed, the inclusion of express provisions in the shareholder agreement will serve to remind counsel of the need to obtain appropriate releases during the initial hurly - burly of the buy - sell transaction.

Private law librarians (ie, law firm librarians) are closely attuned to the practice in their firms, often specialized in one area of law (eg, labour or criminal or business law) and removed from the hurly - burly of court.

Self - righteousness may be good armor from the hurly - burly of living in community, but sharing is a much better way of being, imnhso.

I love your explanation of hurly - burly of genuine science at work.

Guberman's affable style and his fund of New York art world reminiscences and gossip make the book fascinating to anyone interested in the hurly - burly of 20th century American art.

Very well, it seems: she left the hurly - burly of Manhattan in 1967 for New Mexico, where she spent the rest of her days in relative isolation and quiet satisfaction.

To be sat in a small demo room hidden away from the hurly burly of the E3 show floor, playing — actually playing — The Last Guardian, seems almost unreal.

Billions languish unused in old bank accounts, pensions, life assurance, Premium Bonds and investments, whether forgotten in a house move, lost through a work change, or simply overlooked in the hurly - burly of modern life.

I enjoyed interacting with credit analysts and sales coverages, and the hurly - burly of price discovery in markets that were thinner than optimal.

Partly because of the natural hurly - burly of contradictory views and partly because of the difficulty of categorically naming the actual causes of various effects, almost any point can be brought into healthy but frustrating contention.

Would he lose his great moral authority by getting down to the hurly - burly of negotiations?

Some had come from office jobs where there's a very calm atmosphere, pot plants all around the place, and they went to the hurly burly of a school where they were really confronted by what they saw.

In later years, when we had both retired from the hurly - burly of political life, my wife Elita and I became friends with Nelson Mandela and his wife Graça Machel.

Lots of proteins end up getting damaged in the hurly burly of a busy cell.

It is almost serene, disengaged from the hurly burly of real life, something reflected upon by national newspaper editors at the recent conference held by the Assembly.

Gone are the panto - style groans that have greeted previous Lib Dem leaders when they stand to take their turn in the Commons hurly - burly of question time.

While many have speculated Kaine will go «plunging back into the hurly - burly of electoral politics,» as Obama described it, so far the DNC chair has only coyly said he is likely to run for the seat being vacated by Sen. Jim Webb, D - Virginia.

Lord Lawson of Blaby «Understandably, most people of ability are disinclined to enter the overexposed hurly - burly of electoral politics.

Modric has been in exceptional form since Redknapp rejuvenated a moribund season for Tottenham after struggling to adapt to the hurly - burly of the Premier League early on and he will be missed as Tottenham attempt to haul themselves back out of the relegation zone.

In the hurly - burly of today's world, your blog is a place of calm, your approach to life affirming and gentle.

But once people have spent a few minutes in the church, they realize what a very special place it is: very calm after the burly - burly of Fleet Street.

Along with this, the philosophical notions about soul, about immortality, about a realm above and beyond the hurly - burly of this world, present in the tradition of Greek philosophy and variations on that philosophy in the early Christian era, had become so much part of the atmosphere of thought that inevitably these two affected Christian thinkers.

Some might think that this sort of approach and understanding is of little value in the hurly - burly of modern life.

In the hurly - burly of modem life, fundamentalists knew exactly where they fit on the landscape.

But it is not of overwhelming importance in the hurly - burly of contemporary life.

This solicitude is remarkable because normal free speech principles emphatically (and somewhat dogmatically) require citizens on public streets to put up with the hurly - burly of untrammeled debate.

But, unlike the continuing hurly - burly of the political world, here on the trading floor we've pretty much gone through all the 8 stages of Brexit: Shock, denial, anger, bargaining, depression, applying for an Irish passport, acceptance..

Of all the world's industrialized countries, France is the nation where the hurly - burly of market capitalism has long been viewed with both suspicion and contempt.

Maybe that idea happened in the hurly - burly of a meeting, or maybe it happened in the shower like a bolt of lightning, but it has always been true of the agency business that a single moment of inspiration can keep a hundred people busy for a year.

She has but to narrow one already nastily slitted eye to strike terror into the hearts of the burliest of men and, armed with a skillet, she positively defines the word «toxic.»

Not exact matches

The former Air Force pilot is a burly, friendly guy, who looks as if he gets plenty of sun.

Not easy in the hurly - burly world of investing.

One time a zillion years ago I played on a basketball team On which eight players had ponytails and our burly center Had a beard reminiscent of old Walt Whitman or Melville.

Glasgow, Scotland (CNN)- Robert Marshall is the burly, landlord of The Louden Tavern, a pub located in the west end of the Scottish city of Glasgow, on the south bank of the same Clyde River that was once used to ferry coal and steel to the great shipbuilding companies that in the past made this area an industrial powerhouse.

Back in the day they were stoic (and silent) in the face of lions, frightfully ingenious torture devices, and burly pagans with swords.

So the man from the bar proceeds to whip it out and starts urinating in a stream onto the table and right into the top of the beer bottle, but after a second his aim goes awry and the urine starts splattering all over the table and the four burly men.

A man sitting at a bar gets up and walks over to a table of four burly men drinking beers and says the the biggest one, «Hey, i'll bet you $ 50 I can p i s s in that empty beer bottle from here without spilling a single drop.»

The publishers that have made distinguished contributions have consistently exhibited seriousness of intent and the determination, in the words of Clayton Carlson, vice-president of Harper & Row, «to do what no other set of publishers is well placed to do: leaven our hurly - burly world of religious publishing with a clear standard of excellence.»

Instead, a bunch of burly nerdy engineering men chowed them down, as I sent them to work with the hubs.

I used to imitate the Swedish Chef when I was a little girl...» hurly, burly, durly...» Oh, it doesn't get much better than the muppets - or that scherben of yours.

I don't know if I'm the only one, but I've destroyed a couple of horizontal spiralisers with the deathly clutch of my big man hands and burly biceps.

The new wines include parcels of old vine Zinfandel from Lodi's Trinchero Family Estates (RRP: # 10), which has been added to its seven - strong Craft 3 range of «everyday» wines, a light Syrah from Turn Key Wine Brands in Paso Robles AVA, (RRP: # 10), and fresh, modern Chardonnay from the Scheid Family vineyards in Monterey, a Hames Creek Chardonnay (RRP: # 12.50) as well as a more «burly» traditional chardonnay from the Russian River Valley, Pacific Heights Chardonnay 2015 (RRP: # 16).

My hubby made this for his construction crew, a bunch of big, burly electrical linemen.

With McLain out, Stewart Granger had to move to the point, where he caused some mindless turnovers, while burly Center John Pinone forced shots, hitting just three of 13 from the floor, and Wildcat all - conference Forward Ed Pinckney became all - invisible — attempting only five shots and sinking only two down the stretch.

Burly Ted O'Connor and Charlie Burns, a slender lad with a metal plate in his skull to remind him of an old hockey injury, broke into the clear.

A burly 6» 4», 302 pounds, Jasper is the anchor of one of the nation's most fearsome defensive front sevens, and he has very specific notions about how to assert his dominance, whether it be over an opposing lineman or an unwitting teammate.

The lack of ball movement sets his burly, diminutive coach off.

When Arkansas hired Bret Bielema in 2013, it was easy to get excited about some big, burly Hogs taking on some of the SEC's speedier squads.

This leaves 6 - foot - 2 Tom Thacker with the unenviable job of guarding McGill and, with burly 6 - foot - 4 Bob Wiesenhahn, much of the responsibility for the rebounding that Cincinnati must have.