Sentences with phrase «effaced before»

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become a man and come at last this hour: the lovely bride before the bridal bower, their family and friends, all smiles, embrace love writ so large that time can not efface this silver night's unbridled happiness.

You can be partly dilated and effaced for a few weeks before your baby decides to be born.

Before augmenting your labor, your practitioner will carefully assess your contraction pattern and examine you to find out how much your cervix has effaced (thinned out) and dilated, as well as how far your baby has descended.

Smith's self - effacing story of why he had altered his career plans — he graduated from Yale in 1969 with a bachelor's degree in American studies and became a lawyer before entering politics — was clearly meant to disarm his audience.

The situation needs attention before the self - effacing comments of the Sydney vice-chancellors become accepted international wisdom.

Within the space of a couple of sequences — in which the team barely adjust to their life - altering new afflictions before agreeing to be co-opted by the military - industrial complex — the movie abruptly changes tone and rhythm, as though Marvel's directorial software had assumed control, right down to effacing Philip Glass's fleeting soundtrack compositions in favor of Marco Beltrami's standard droning hackery.

Behind the self - effacing practice of book design lies the history of the printed book, and all the marvelous innovators and printers who came before us.

In order to fill the time so as not to completely halt dramatic action, or, to help transition the mood from one act to the next, an «entr» acte» would unfold before a simple backdrop with a minimum of props; embracing the economy of the gap and the leverage of interval, the «entr» acte» occupies a space between denouement and spectacle, effacing and dispersing the subjective identification and vitalist discoveries often associated with theater.

Before long he was covering the panel and effacing individual strokes — but hardly hiding them.