Sentences with phrase «coming full circle when»

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

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

The season 7 finale of the hit reality show Dance Moms came full circle when Abby Lee Miller and her dancers returned to Pittsburgh.

Since her parents of Goan descent lived in Mumbai before they moved to Canada — it seems the journey has come full circle when we hear that the 10 ladies who are getting certified in aerobics and later strength training are from the red light areas of Mumbai.

Ann Wedgeworth came full circle when she played a supporting role in another «dead baseball player» opus, the made - for - cable Cooperstown (1993).

Maria's enviable career comes full circle when she is talked into making the ultimate encore: She will return to the play that spurred her success 20 years before, though this time she will star as the older women whose life is falling apart.

The need for an authentic audience comes full circle when our students are invited back to a ceremony at the museum and given the opportunity to read their writing, listen to others, and discuss for the craft of writing.

History came full circle when we took these two coupes on an epic drive, an extended 200 - mile loop through Italy's magic Dolomite mountains.

It comes full circle when Pigeon Man Jones releases his pigeons into the now - clear New York sky, causing Amelia to smile... and it all begins again.

Things come full circle when Tamara, the third generation, is able to actually attend film school and build a career.

But events come full circle when Eric Winslow is almost destroye...

After graduating from the Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in 2011 and completing a demanding one - year rotating internship at Ocean State Veterinary Specialists in Rhode Island in 2012, my veterinary life came full circle when I signed on as an associate at the Norwalk Animal Hospital.

Sigmar Polke's career came full circle when he made the windows for the Grossmünster in Zurich, Switzerland, which turned out to be his last public project.

IN 1985 - 86, THEIR RELATIONSHIP came full circle when Wells visited Stovall's studio to «observe and help» as he made a silkscreen print of the elder artist's painting «Still Life with Violin.»

Things usually come full circle when you are willing to give generously.

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Zuri's fate comes full - circle when Killmonger murders him, but he didn't deserve that fate.

When you can see direct impact and influence of your audience, everything comes full circle.

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.

When you said: «So, we have come full circle.

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.»

This came to full circle when finally Mancini himself, when at the helm of Manchester City Football Club, lost patience with Mario's petulance on the field and off the field as well.

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

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.

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.

With this understanding, we can come full circle to the reason that I and many other athletes experience frustrating gut issues, especially when traveling to a race.

All of that comes full circle because when you gain more muscle, you can go harder and for longer.

When you're a full - time nine - to - fiver, are diligent about working out on the daily and have an active social life, bright eyes can be hard to come by (and dark circles all too common).

And then we do something very, very different in the back half, but believe me when I say it comes full circle and I think the back eight is some of the most interesting storytelling we've ever done on this show.

Weintraub was at one point the manager for John Denver back when he was a relatively unknown singer, and their working relationship came around full circle when Denver was cast in Carl Reiner's 1977 comedy classic as supermarket manager Jerry Landers.

Her career came full circle in 2007 when Harris returned to the franchise that made her famous, this time playing Annie Brackett (originally played by Nancy Loomis) in Rob Zombie's Halloween remake.

The flashbacks continue to play out until a flash forward to 1975 and and a jump to 2007 when everything starts to come full circle.

The grant comes full circle for Cueva, who won a scholarship through From the Top and the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation when she was 17.

Another distinction is that she has come full - circle in her career because she attended the Chinese Education Center as a student when she first entered the United States as a newcomer herself.

When he chose to become a bookseller, I felt he had come full circle in passing on his joy to others.

I have now come full circle and often supervise today's veterinary students when they volunteer their own time and talents at Operation Catnip.

There may be a limit when selfishness comes full circle and leads you right back to suffering.

Amusingly enough, the whole thing eventually came full circle two years later when Mario would take up the beard and hat (along with a Yoshi - drawn sleigh) in an episode of The New Super Mario World on NBC.

Bringing this back full circle, I know I spend a lot of time bitching on this site... but when it comes to the gaming industry, I DO believe hope is very much alive.

Ultimately it will all make sense in the end when the review comes full circle and the truth behind the seemingly pointless opening rant is revealed.

And since I'd been «trying» to be a writer 15 years ago when I accidentally ended up as an artist (see part 1), I felt like I'd come full circle.

As if coming full circle, Close may be said to have reinvigorated the genre of Photorealism just when everyone had assumed it had been relegated to history.

Printmaking is an ancient art, on the verge of coming full circle to cool again, when interesting artists like you discover it.

In 2000 König's career came, in a sense, full circle when the Museum Ludwig, the private Cologne museum bearing the name of Peter Ludwig, hired him as director.

At the end of the month the narrative comes full circle, when the full career retrospective organized by Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum — and already seen there, in Paris and in New York — arrives at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

So now we have come full circle, if you will excuse the pun, when we explore the idea of plasma based energy and what the energy used to create Crop Circles maybe trying to tell us.

At the end, when admonishing those that «raised your hands in denial of the truth,» he should have come full circle to remind them that uncritical belief in authority and consensus has caused the death of over 100 million people.

As the cycle of life comes full circle and elderly people in Kentucky end up needing intensive, tender loving care — just as they did when they were babies — many of our loved ones are subjected to various forms of abuse in nursing homes.

We have come full circle from Victorian times when children were the personal property of their fathers.