And there is a wonderful passage where Kierkegaard likens the prospect of being excommunicated from the Danish church to the discovery that, though he is in Copenhagen, he is being given a thrashing in
the distant town of Aarhus.
Not exact matches
They wrote «As to the monastery
of St. Thomas the Apostle, some Christian men have gone into it, have inhabited it, and are now busy restoring it; it is
distant about twenty - five days from the above mentioned Christians; it is on the shores
of the sea in a
town called Mailapore, in the country
of Silan, one
of the Indian countries.
As the middle classes become more football oriented, the city could take advantage, if it were not for two factors — a serious
town v gown split that again sees the chief soccer club again corralled in a
distant burb and recent misfortune that has seen the Abbey Stadium outfit drop out
of the league.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate at the Kogi state election, late Abubakar Audu, who died on Sunday, will be buried in no
distant time in his home
town, Ogbonicha in Ofu local government area
of the state.
Speaking on Friday at a
town hall meeting organised by the Federal Ministry
of Information in conjunction with the Kano State government, he said the policies
of the government would result in prosperity for all in no
distant time.
Former Congressman Anthony Weiner, who is polling a
distant fourth, was set to end a two - day Rosh Hashanah campaign break by hosting the first
of several telephone
town halls with voters.
Although taking the GRE was a
distant memory for most University
of Michigan professors, it was still fresh in the minds
of the students who attended the
town hall meeting.
On 28 June 1992, a major earthquake struck the sleepy
town of Landers, California, 200 kilometres from Los Angeles, and within 24 hours, a rash
of tremors broke out in four other states, the most
distant in northwestern Wyoming, more than 1000 kilometres away.
Case in point: the endless shots
of parents in
town spending quality time with loving children, while Sue has to have spatially and emotionally
distant conversations with her son by phone or Skype.
However, due to a faulty gearbox that is no longer in production, Dusty finds he must give up the racing life, only to stumble into another line
of work at a
distant National Park when he seeks a certification in «fire & rescue» in order to save his airport from being shut down for inadequate safety standards, which would severely hurt the industry
of the nearby
town.
It's no surprise that these elements translated so beautifully to the
distant planet
of Tatooine, where a young man, stranded in a dead - end
town and only hoping to head to Tosche Station to pick up some power converters, rises to a life
of mythic grandeur.
Her
distant husband
of 20 years, Richard (John Slattery), is elsewhere, preoccupied with the imminent closing
of the paper mill that sustains this
town and will eventually affect his logging job.
When a
distant relative gives a reluctant Norman the task
of placating a witch who has threatened the
town yearly since the 18th century, things go wrong and Norman must face a zombie threat.
Not differentiating between films seen for the first or the second time: ``...» Reels 1 - 5 (1988), A Child's Garden and the Serious Sea (1991), Crack Glass Eulogy (1992), Creation (1979), Faust 1 - 4 (1987 - 88), Passage Through a Ritual (1990), Sexual Meditations (1971 - 73), Star Garden (1974), The Governor (1977), The Horseman, The Woman, and the Moth (1968), Trip to Door - Jane and the Kids go to
Town (1971), Stan Brakhage 17 Reasons Why (1987), Triste (1978 - 1996), Nathaniel Dorsky 1857 (Fool's Gold)(1981), Illuminated Texts (1982), Permutations and Combinations (1976), She Is Away (1976), The Art
of Worldly Wisdom (1979), R. Bruce Elder A
Distant Echo (George Clark, 2016) A Film by Charles Baudelaire (1970), Au - delà de cette limite (1971), Berlin oder ein Traum mit Sahne (1974), La Bataille de Waterloo (1975), La Clef de l'horloge (1957), La Lune (1970), La Pipe Satire (1969), Monsieur Teste (1974), Projet pour un Poisson (1971), Un jardin d'hiver (1974), Un seconde d'éternité (1970), Marcel Broodthaers A Ilha dos Amores (1982), Mudar de Vida (1966), Paulo Rocha A Menina Maria (1972), As Três Graças (1972), Casa sobre Casa (1972), «Coisas» (1972 - 73), D. Jaime ou a Noite Portuguesa (1974) Manuela (1972), Murnau (1972), O Construtor de Anjos (1978), Padres (1975), Sem Título I (1972), Sem Título II (1973), Luís Noronha da Costa Ai - Yé (1950), Jazz
of Lights (1954), Ian Hugo Ana (1982), Jaime (António Reis, 1974), Rosa de Areia (1989), Trás - os - Montes (1976), António Reis, Margarida Cordeiro Anselmo and the Women (1986), Cosas de mi vida (1976), Señora con flores (1995/2011), Chick Strand Domestic Blue (2005), Door # 2 - 37 (1997), Fancy (2006), Meat Dry 02 (1999), Nice Biscuit # 1 (2005), Red Rooster (1987), Sodom (1989), Luther Price As Above, so Below (1973), Larry Clark Ausländer: Teil 1 (1976), Die Donau rauf (1969), Dürfen sie wiederkommen?
Jack's last wishes were to have his ashes scattered off the pier
of a
distant town.
Gerwig co-wrote that film and this one, but Brooke is at best a
distant cousin
of Frances, a seemingly more accomplished woman about
town who lives in a commercial loft, teaches spinning classes, is photographed at fancy parties, and has dreams
of opening a restaurant.
A great little Danish thriller about a cop who is transferred to a
distant, deceptively quiet
town, only to find himself caught up in all manner
of dark deeds.
The
distant relationship reaches the peak
of its tension when Amy's sexuality begins to unfold in the gossip - ridden small
town of Shirley Falls.
The only sounds are those
of distant construction — work continues on higher levees here and all over
town — and chained - up dogs barking.
Cradle Cross is a
town out
of time — battered by war and yet linked to a
distant past, an isolated pocket
of the country whose customs and views have remained intact since medieval times, where talismans protect loved ones and rituals can help wring away the grief
of loss.
Thirteen hundred kilometers
distant, Ibrahim Hussein's home was an hour's walk from the
town of Jizan by camel or astride a mule, and a five - minute drive in his father's Mercedes saloon.
If a married couple come to settle in the
town, somehow the gentleman disappears; he is either fairly frightened to death by being the only man in the Cranford evening parties, or he is accounted for by being with his regiment, his ship, or closely engaged in business all the week in the great neighbouring commercial
town of Drumble,
distant only twenty miles on a railroad.
Gustav Perle grows up in a small
town in Switzerland, where the horrors
of the Second World War seem only a
distant echo.
By chance, one
of Madeleine's
distant cousins ran an inn at the centre
of town.
On the rare occasion that she gained control
of the television, she watched Star Trek and imagined living in the future, on
distant planets, or at least in a
town big enough to have a stop light.
In the winter
of 1925, when a diphtheria epidemic broke out in the isolated
town of Nome, Alaska, a relay
of dog teams brought life - saving serum from
distant Nenana.
Pets on the
Town While pets are increasingly included in family journeys to
distant locations, consumers are also making a lot
of short trips with them in their local neighborhoods.
Veterinary medicine has taken her from her home
town of Fresno to
distant continents, including Africa.
We are here to attempt to navigate the White Nile from Nimule, the frontier
town on its southern border with Uganda to the capital Juba, some 170 kilometers
distant, a feat that has only ever been done once before, and that by an international expedition
of professional rafters.
Laid out before you are spectacular panoramic views
of Ibiza
Town and the
distant island
of Formentera.
Hours south, past fields
of red - rock volcanic lava - tubes,
distant volcanoes, and the palm - lined citrus
town called San Ignacio, we stopped at a datil stand to buy palm dates.
This picturesque park, situated where Bellagio's central headland meets Lake Como is an idyllic spot for a stroll among the linden trees, a romantic picnic or simply to recline on a bench and take in perhaps the
town's best views
of the Lake and the
distant Swiss Alps.
In the dim and
distant past, i.e. pre 2010, trips to Chantaburi were pretty popular as they included the chance to swim with dolphins at Oasis Seaworld, an aquarium about 30 minutes drive south
of the
town centre.
Higgs Hope Self - catering is located in the picturesque
town of Great Brak River on a tranquil hill surrounded by
distant views
of the river mouth, mountains, and Mossel Bay.
Forrest used to be a rough and ready logging
town in the not too
distant past but has now reinvented itself and has chosen tourism over the felling
of the native forests.
Pinned to the bottom
of the globe, Cape
Town might at first seem to be far too
distant a getaway to reach via miles and points.
Senaru, on the northern slopes
of the peak, is the most popular place to stay among those planning to ascend the peak — or even those just looking for cooler climes, with the far smaller
town of Sembalun Lawang on the east side
of the peak running a
distant second for lodgings — though many
of the treks actually start from here.
In the evenings the stars fill the rural skies unlike in the backlit
towns of Sanur, Kuta, or Seminyak, and nothing can be heard other that
distant rollers crashing into the steep black volcanic sand beaches and the odd owl hooting and tooting.
Located on one
of the most beautiful panoramic roads in Taormina it is within a short walking
distant to the centre
of town.
Ballooning takes in the
distant rainforest covered mountains, local
towns and a variety
of local farmlands and crops.
Game description: In the not - too -
distant future, traffic is so bad there is only one way
of delivering pizza across
town in thirty minutes or less... Underpaid teenage ninjas!
Some Goombas, such as the inhabitants
of Goomba Village, live peacefully inside the borders
of the Mushroom Kingdom, while others simply hold no allegiance and operate independently in
distant locales such as Rogueport and Monstro
Town.
During her struggle to keep the lab open, Rorona meets and sometimes gets assistance from many citizens
of the
town as well as travelers from
distant lands.
This vast drawing, which is more than 22 feet long, depicts Cai's home
town, the ancient city
of Quanzhou, with its pagodas, banyan trees, and
distant mountains seen against the ghostly outline
of Frank Gehry's design for the as yet unbuilt Quanzhou Museum
of Contemporary Art (an ambitious project that Cai is overseeing).
The duo was invited to unfold and repack Witte de With's archive - in - progress, which they did by focussing on those projects from the near and
distant past which tested the boundaries between the internationally operating institution and its home
town of Rotterdam.
In Conrad's Group, the four structures — the large yet
distant figure is a superb drawing added by Conrad and then photographed as a backdrop — take on some
of the small
town feeling
of an Emily Dickinson or Robert Frost poem.
Or perhaps the work
of this Algerian - born resident
of Paris» deprived outer suburbs should be better compared to one
of the busy and dusty
towns of the North African Mediterranean, where merchants, bearing goods from
distant cultures, compete for attention in dense bazaars, their dissonant voices combining in one unpredictably harmonious soundscape.
With this group
of works, Barney champions
distant views
of shingled homes, rocky coastal lines and small
town thoroughfares, challenging herself to refine and build upon her compositional tactics.
A lot
of them are simply electric versions
of fuel - powered cars, but in the not - too -
distant future, we'll see new designs around
town and up and down the motorway.
One or two companies, outside
of your board area, will then be part
of your board, head offices in some
distant town, taking listings for very low fees, and they will show up on the board, and you are forced, under regulation, to work on them.