Sentences with phrase «end of life sentences»

Not exact matches

A young writer in Australia recently sent me an essay that ended with an arresting sentence: «I am twenty - seven years old and hope to live to see the end of the twentieth century.»

You take a 3 - word sentence that is alleged to have been said by Jeebus at the end of his life and apply it to any old thing you imagine.

It consistently described how, at the end of time, men would appear before the Judgment Seat of God to give an account of their lives, to hear the sentence of judgment passed, and to receive the due reward or punishment.

Its main point, which comes only two sentences from the end, is expressed this way: «To those to whom truth has been revealed, who continue in the tradition of the Holy One's followers, the call is not only to offer words of praise, confessing that Jesus is Christ the Lord, but to offer our lives as the instruments of this Lord of peace and justice.»

«At the end of the day I've got a lifetime of accomplishments that is being overlooked when people reduce my life and my career of public service down to soundbites, and a few sentences,» she said, adding, «What they overlook is the fact that I've got a reputation here and I encourage people to look at the editorials from when I was running for Congress.»

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was recently sentenced to life in prison for complicity in the killing of unarmed demonstrators during the first six days of protests that ended his rule last February.

It says that if all death - sentenced defendants remained under this sentence indefinitely, as opposed to being taken off death row due to being resentenced to life in prison or their fate being artificially cut off by the study ending, then 4.1 percent of those prisoners would have otherwise been exonerated.

There are three easy ways to add yellow suspenders to your fashion life: with other shades and tones of yellow, for a monochromatic look; integrated into a tried - and - true color scheme; and as a dramatic accent - kind of like an exclamation point to end the sentence that is your style statement.

So, they end up with a collection of sentences like, «I just want to live a simple life and meet someone nice.»

Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World - Movie Review By Joan Alperin Schwartz First, the perks about knowing that planet Earth will no longer exist in 21 days... At the office, every day is now casual Friday... You can have mindless sex without worrying about disease or incest and... when asked, «What are you doing the rest of your life», you can respond in one sentence or lesOf The World - Movie Review By Joan Alperin Schwartz First, the perks about knowing that planet Earth will no longer exist in 21 days... At the office, every day is now casual Friday... You can have mindless sex without worrying about disease or incest and... when asked, «What are you doing the rest of your life», you can respond in one sentence or lesof your life», you can respond in one sentence or less.

Each unit pack includes: - 7 engaging lesson plans (one for each 10 - word section, plus a revision / sentence - building lesson for the end of the unit), written by qualified teachers and covering all 4 key skills - Ideas for adapting each lesson to suit your class, including extension activities, suggestions for differentiation, homework activities and substitutions for low - tech classrooms - Full timings and guidance for teachers to help you access all the resources easily - Printable resources to complement the lessons and save you time This unit pack is for Languagenut's Unit 3 - Where I Live 1, covering countries, local area, houses, rooms, furniture and home activities.

A missing period at the end of a sentence might make teachers cringe, but it's a real - life example of how readers and writers develop a shared understanding of what conventions mean and how language works in patterns.

If the subject of discussion is more of the open - ended type of question, some of the personal experiences, stories of real - life occurrences will top up to the general support of the listed topic sentence.

Regardless of where you're from or the ambitions you may or may not have, or if you're fond of saying «Bitch» at the end of every sentence for some extra emphasis, one thing we all have in common is dealing with life's curveballs.

Seen like this, there's a certain clinical dissatisfaction to our everyday lives, not unlike receiving, at the end of your prison sentence, a plastic baggie of your meager possessions.

McLachlin's remarks are timely given the Shafia «honour - killing» trial that ended in Kingston over the weekend with convictions and life sentences handed down against a man and his parents in the first - degree murder of four family members.

Why turn a perfectly good sentence into a fragment by just listing information as a parenthetical at the end, when you could just as easily say «Executed activities of daily living including bathing, feeding ambulating, and bathroom needs.»?