Sentences with phrase «dying at moments when»

That was a couple hours longer than it could have taken because I kept dying at moments when I was so distracted just looking at the screen that I forgot to actually play.

It is all the more tragic that Jon died at a moment when Hard Press was producing its most substantial, ambitious volumes ever.

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My parents, both, die from cancer many years ago.When the moment came that they can not speak because of the weakness, theirs eyes showed all the things they were not able to say.I think the first evidence of love live in the regards, when we are born, when we met the dear one... and when we arrive at the end of our life.

ANyway we were not there to know at the moment when Judas died what he might have said or even thought at the moment before death.

There is another text in which He says, «Why, then, when (the soul) cometh up to the throat (of the dying) And ye are at that moment looking» (Surah LVI, 83 - 84).

For the creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but because of Him who subjected it, in hope (Romasn 8:20) I bet the universe groans very loudly «Nature, with its melancholy charm, resembles a bride who, at the very moment when she was fully attired for marriage, saw the bridegroom die.

For the creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but because of Him who subjected it, in hope (Romasn 8:20) I bet very loudly «Nature, with its melancholy charm, resembles a bride who, at the very moment when she was fully attired for marriage, saw the bridegroom die.

So when parts of my life die, whether by design or by poor choices, I must remember that even in the dark despair of the moment, God is at work to bright forth light, love, joy, and hope.

When I visited Amanda in Hyderabad back in 2006, I had my «poverty tourist» moments — being shocked by the slums, throwing up all the time, taking an absurd amount of photographs, crying like a baby when the rickshaw driver ripped us off — but Amanda never looked down her nose at me or chided my efforts, even though a few weeks before she had held a dying little girl in her arms and a few weeks later she would severely burn her leg on a motorbWhen I visited Amanda in Hyderabad back in 2006, I had my «poverty tourist» moments — being shocked by the slums, throwing up all the time, taking an absurd amount of photographs, crying like a baby when the rickshaw driver ripped us off — but Amanda never looked down her nose at me or chided my efforts, even though a few weeks before she had held a dying little girl in her arms and a few weeks later she would severely burn her leg on a motorbwhen the rickshaw driver ripped us off — but Amanda never looked down her nose at me or chided my efforts, even though a few weeks before she had held a dying little girl in her arms and a few weeks later she would severely burn her leg on a motorbike.

In Matthew 27:51, we are told that at the moment when Jesus cried out and gave up his spirit, the moment he died, the veil in the temple that symbolically stood between God and man, the entrance to the Holy of Holies, was torn in two... from the top to the bottom.

But there are also the moments of tragedy — someone we love dies of cancer, there is an appalling airplane crash, we hear about a devastating earthquake or a tidal wave, famine strikes some part of the world — when any man or woman who is at all sensitive will admit that this is not «a nice world» but rather is filled with tragedy, sadness, and pain.

At some point between the moment this special operation was planned and the moment it was completed, U.S. officials went to the trouble to learn that when a Muslim dies, the body is washed, wrapped in a white cloth and buried.

Undoubtedly his milestone moment in his career so far came when he made his UEFA Champions League debut for Die Königsblauen at the Santiago Bernabeu where Schalke gave Real Madrid a huge scare on 10 March 2015.

Regardless of my inability to fully explain the reason for our being here, or where we go when we die, or why we dream, I still treasure these moments of revelation as they give me insight into my children that I don't really get at any other time of day.

Nearly every obituary of New York's 52nd governor, who died on New Year's Day at the age of 82, mentioned that spellbinding moment in San Francisco, when Cuomo delivered the keynote address at the 1984 Democratic National Convention.

However, it is gleefully nihilistic, and it takes a different approach to what has become a fairly familiar story form at this point, right at the moment when it feels like superhero movies either have to evolve or die.

There's a moment about three - quarters of the way through BPM — this crucial shot's placement in the narrative, neither too early nor too late, is another mark of this film's exacting delicacy — when we get a glimpse into the dream world of Sean, a passionate lover of both life in general and his new boyfriend in particular, who's unrelievedly furious at the prospect of dying this far before his time.

There's a moment early on when I marvelled at the pain of Teddy's revelation that his wife (Williams) had died and how it's followed by one of Thelma Schoonmaker's crystalline cuts to Teddy bringing a hand to his face, allowing us to see that he's still wearing his wedding band.

At the moment I don't see why you can't have both, which will put you in a very good place IF (and I say IF, not WHEN) the paper book dies completely.

I could talk about the painful voice acting, the singularly cringe - worthy cut - scenes, the innumerable graphics glitches, or the moments in the game where you die for no apparent reason (especially in the snowboarding level, which is a particularly low point in gameplay terms as it even manages to feature checkpoints that you can miss by a whisker and then continue playing, only to be plonked right back at the start of the level when you inevitably die by running into a pile of rocks that you couldn't see because the camera was pointed the wrong way).

I actually gave a crap when characters died and there was always a sense that they could all die at any moment.

While exploring the house the character finds a VCR tape and puts it in the TV, because when you're going to die at any moment you want to watch a tape instead of running for your life.

«At a moment when so many artists are looking to the so - called post-digital,» Filipovic continues, «Yi manages to reflect on our contemporary condition and how we are transformed by digital technologies without forgetting that, as beings, we live and love and die — and rot along the way.»

Today, Gorky is seen as a bridge between the School of Paris and Abstract Expressionism, a movement that took off just at the moment when he died.

But the most touching moment of the evening, or at least the one that cut through all the pomp, was when Vergne and the crowd of almost eight hundred lifted their glasses to honor Chris Burden, who died of cancer only a few weeks before.

(kindergarten) the very idea of government's thinking that by funding a scientist to solve a problem, when the very moment it is solved the funding ends with it & it's indemic with all professions: - why should the police lock up the criminals why should the doctors cure you, the way the system works at the present they & their families would die of malnutrition, so one doesn't have to look much further than government funding to find corruption.

If you knew when you were going to die you could put off buying life insurance right up to the last moment, or if you knew you would outlive the need for life insurance you could just not buy at all.