Sentences with phrase «dying over your space»

I am just dying over your space and I never use that word!

Not exact matches

Here's some tragic and altogether unusual news: Officials said yesterday that a man in India died over the weekend when a rock from outer space hit ground near him.

Following cancer therapy, the dominant cells may die first, and other cells that were originally not as fit may find themselves better able to compete for necessary space and nutrients and continue to grow and take over the tumor.

But over the past decade, the Hubble Space Telescope - along with a group of powerful new observatories on the ground - has allowed astronomers to watch this dying stage with new understanding.

After an eerie prologue featuring a man dying of heart attack in an empty office space (preceded by a creepy melody being hummed against shots of a dark cityscape), the story follows Lockhart (Dane DeHaan), who takes over the job of the recently deceased man.

Still, the real space light had been crawling across the intervening distance for all these centuries, and by its relativistic standard it was only now that those stars blew up, and just at this moment that those billions died, as the outrushing shell of light swept over and through the Masaq» system.

Some portions of the game force players to drop a given number of Coins on their current space (usually by a roll of a Red Shell, Green Shell or POW Block on the «Power - Up Die»), where the next player who lands on or passes over that space can pick them up.

Over the next years, he considered using them as sites for his unique brand of «anarchitectural» intervention into urban space but none of his plans were realized before he died in 1978.

In 1985, when her children were old enough, she started her first gallery in Cork Street, London, [5] taking over the gallery space previously owned by dealer Robert Fraser (who was dying of AIDS).

I was thinking that it may be easier to deal with the same total spread out over space and time than in concentrated packets, such as when a tornado rips apart a whole town, for example (even if nobody dies) verses a building here or there being damaged in every town.