Sentences with phrase «complete change journey»
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THE NEWSROOM: THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON welcomes back familiar faces in the news team including: Margaret Jordan (Alison Pill; Scott Pilgrim vs the World), Sloan Sabbith (Olivia Munn; Iron Man 2, Magic Mike), Neal Sampat (Dev Patel; Slumdog Millionaire), news - division boss Charlie Skinner (Sam Waterston; Law & Order) and formidable Leona Lansing as the CEO of Atlantic World Media, (played by Jane Fonda; The Butler), as they set out on a long journey to change the network's attitude to news.
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We took the challenge, completed it 100 %, and that first month of our journey our lives changed.
He told the story of how awful humans are to other humans (I mean prawns), and journeyed through the eyes of a blithering idiot who started out steamrolling over the aliens for the Man, then had a change of heart, completing the transformation by literally turning into one of them.
With the help of new changes that allow educators to complete the rigorous certification process over a longer period of time at a lower cost, Baldwin was able to recruit more educators to join her on the journey to National Board Certification.
Some of the dungeons you'll have to revisit during your journey, but the puzzles you have to complete to advance in them will always change.
We've reported before on the progress of the first solar - powered car to make a round - the - world journey, and are pleased to report that the so - called Solartaxi has completed its 32,000 mile journey today, pulling up to the UN climate change talks in Poznan, Poland.
Our DIY journey looks something like this — wife spends ages on Pinterest and blogs, dreaming and scheming up plans, changes her mind a million times, finally decides on a direction, tells dreams to hubby, who brings her back to reality about what may be possible, wife convinces him to push the boundaries of what he thinks is possible, they then work furiously in small bursts of energy, get 70 or even 80 % of the way to a completed project, then lose steam or interest and begin next project.