Sentences with phrase «come in full circle»

The role of the driving school can only come in full circle if teens are present and can hear discussions of the traffic laws, basic of driving, communication in driving, and other components.

In this era, his art is so relevant, It is, as though, the cycle has come in its full circle, pointing out the relevant elements that have made our society go wrong for the people.

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You better believe that information is coming full circle in «Infinity War.»

After a decade notorious for the misuse of corporate power, our ideas about leadership in business have come full circle.

The car rental business came full circle: Suddenly, Enterprise's slew of downtown locations — used by people whose cars are in the shop or who don't own cars at all — offered a less cyclical, more profitable model.

And sometimes, in the process, a family business can be a way for parent - child relationships to come full circle.

With China's growth rate coming full circle to where it was in the late 1990s, here are some highs and lows of the relationship.

Ultimately, a project that had been designed to benefit a specific group of small businesses in the West Bank came full circle to return benefits to the local financial community.

In his April 14 newsletter, Chapman wrote, «The effort to save the American economy, which began in 2001, has finally come full circle and the Ponzi scheme is coming unraveleIn his April 14 newsletter, Chapman wrote, «The effort to save the American economy, which began in 2001, has finally come full circle and the Ponzi scheme is coming unravelein 2001, has finally come full circle and the Ponzi scheme is coming unraveled.

It seems things have come full circle and the gold standard is now being used in digital currency.

This however extreme it might sound, is largely what I have tried to do with the result that, now, very late in life, I have come full circle and after years of cynicism and doubt have become a Christian — but even now — not one who unthinkingly accepts every facet of my Doctrine of choice.

I'm currently reading the book, When bad Christians happen to Good people bc i've been there & have come full circle... Life church helped me to see that many of us mistakenly put our faith in other Christians instead of God, but pple are sinners & will fail us at some point.

The Ottomans followed, then Britain, then Jordan, before finally, in 1967, the city came nearly full circle when Israel annexed East Jerusalem.

And if can't do anything to keep it, then we come full circle and discover that all we can do is trust and rely on God to keep us in His family.

We have come full circle in our search for what it means to follow Jesus.

You sound as if you have come full circle in your faith, as I have.

In what weird logic world you live in did you just come full circle... you never even started on the circlIn what weird logic world you live in did you just come full circle... you never even started on the circlin did you just come full circle... you never even started on the circle.

Therefore I wish to raise again the question in this final section as to whether Altizer, despite his rejection of Buddhism as definitely different from and lesser than Christianity, has not in the final analysis come full circle and embraced a Buddhist type of radical immanentalism.

In this sense, these positions come full circle and begin to look like that great ritual enemy of Protestantism; namely, the mechanical view of the sacraments attributed to the medieval tradition.

My journey came full circle when I became director of Kirkridge in 1974.

In some ways, we've come full circle, rediscovering food and cooking in the ways we did before convenience entered the culinary equation — before food became fueIn some ways, we've come full circle, rediscovering food and cooking in the ways we did before convenience entered the culinary equation — before food became fuein the ways we did before convenience entered the culinary equation — before food became fuel.

It all came full circle when Chef Bernard Ibarra decided to open A Basq Kitchen in Redondo Beach, CA.

In a way, it's come full circle because that's how the grocery business was up until the 1950s and 1960s when self - service began to evolve.»

Ring - shaped cakes & confections: Representing «ringing in the new year» and «coming full circle.»

She is writing a memoir and coming full circle to her roots in fine art and working on a series of Food / Art Installations called «Paradigm» - looking at food outside of a restaurant context in collaboration with her brother Ryan Falkner who is also an artist and filmmaker.

Wiedmaier has come full circle from his days of attending culinary school in The Netherlands.

Now in 2018, Dennis Bernard has come full circle, returning to the acclaimed West Loop restaurant, The Publican, this time stepping into the coveted role of chef de cuisine.

Their only downfall was some bad luck in the bracket, and that usually has a way of coming full circle.

Yes I do, but then alot of fans will then say he shouldn't be in the team and then it comes down to who's picking the team, ie wenger, then we come full circle again.

It's all come full circle for Lowe, having started his F1 career at Williams in 1987 and played a pivotal role in the team's success before joining McLaren.

In essence, with the newly established co-head coaching position being led by alumni Sean Jackson, Spencer Phillips, and Dan Musselman, along with former coaches and mentors Rich Bailey, Pete Matheson, and Clark Conover re-establishing their coaching efforts, the program has «COME FULL CIRCLE.»

In Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where the deep thinkers of the committee saw the error of their ways and came, at last, almost full circle to the free - substitution rule of the late»40s, in the background, as insistent as ever, was the voice of Fritz CrisleIn Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where the deep thinkers of the committee saw the error of their ways and came, at last, almost full circle to the free - substitution rule of the late»40s, in the background, as insistent as ever, was the voice of Fritz Crislein the background, as insistent as ever, was the voice of Fritz Crisler.

It comes as things have basically come full circle for Schick, who has been linked with just about every other big club in Italy over the last couple weeks as he's gotten his clearance to get back onto the field again.

This news sees the Croatian midfielder come full circle to arrrive back in the good graces of Inter fans.

Put another way (and coming full circle from Episode One of this show), I still understand why LAUSD — including the «more transparent» John Deasy, as J.O. called him — didn't want Jamie in its lunchrooms or central kitchen, even despite this much - lauded «new menu.»

We came full circle on this fantasy after realizing that despite the weather, we're really in love with Austin, our community of friends and all that is creative and cool about our town.

The New York State Athletic Trainers» Association (NYSATA) has come full - circle with its current public outreach initiative by again operating an educational exhibit booth at the New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA) conference in Rochester, from October 24 - 26, 2013.

And back to that favorite quote, which she has hanging up in her kitchen, as its message has come full circle for Ms. Dowd.

In just those couple of weeks, we had come full circle.

My first job when I left university was as a graduate trainee in the Home Office, so my career has come full circle.»

In a sense the story has come full circle so that with the Bush presidency of 2001 - 2009 we find fissures in the movement opening up, cracks which had been concealed during those earlier dayIn a sense the story has come full circle so that with the Bush presidency of 2001 - 2009 we find fissures in the movement opening up, cracks which had been concealed during those earlier dayin the movement opening up, cracks which had been concealed during those earlier days.

Matters are coming full circle today, as the military council appears to be encouraging the Muslim Brothers once more, in a bid to neutralize the liberal and left - leaning forces of the new revolution.»

In fact, it is the Tory party which has come full circle.

«The Netherlands is an interesting example because in the last decade or so they've come full circle, from their position in 2000 to the position they're in now,» she told politics.co.uk

My first job when I left university was a graduate trainee at the Home Office so my career has come full circle,» she said in a statement.

Electric technology has come full circle in two different ways affecting two upstate communities.

Just watch it, now that they have come full circle in their endless deceit, they will parade another set of illiterate girls who could have sat for physics exams three years ago but can not utter a few words of English.

Her career comes full circle on Monday when she becomes director of AAAS» Science & Technology Policy Fellowships Program, which, since 1973, has helped some 3,300 scientists and engineers ply their scientific knowledge and related skills in the policy arena, solving problems big and small facing leaders in Congress, executive agencies and judicial offices.

The system had come full circle: in flies, whose clocks are the best understood, the CLOCK protein — in combination with a protein encoded by a gene called cycle — binds to and activates the per and tim genes, but only if no PER and TIM proteins are present in the nucleus.

In the end, like Caesar's breath, it all comes full circle.