Sentences with phrase «end of my recount»

I used these for the end of my recount unit of writing in literacy.

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The lengthy statement reads like a biased recounting of how Cambridge Analytica ended up with information on over 50 million Facebook users.

Toward the end of the book, she recounts the reaction of the churchmen associated with the Christian Century to the emergence of Billy Graham — in particular, his....

Bishop Eduardo Horacio Garcia, who was Cardinal Bergoglio's auxiliary bishop in Buenos Aires, recounted shortly after Pope Francis's election that «at the end of the Jubilee Year, for which Cardinal Bergoglio had called a missionary year, we priests of the archdiocese asked Cardinal Bergoglio to call a synod in order to discuss how to harvest the fruits of our mission and draft guidelines.

Liturgies for the homeless, for AIDS victims, for the oppressed peoples of the earth, for the whales, for an end to Florida's recounts, for whatever are objectionable not only because they are kitschy and not only because they bind worship to a political agenda.

Last of the seven Chronicles of Narnia, it recounts the end of Narnia and the entry into «Asian's country» of all loyal Narnians.

Less than a week after people breathlessly ended recounting their Labor Day Weekend plans to friends, the Giants were out of it.

Price punctuates a profane recounting of the incident by bellowing, «He could have ended my career!»

Retired NFL defensive end Stephen White recounts his own experience with free agency and takes you behind the scenes of the nerve - racking process.

At the end of the day, I am recounting things as they've happened to me.

As I recounted in a post called «Speaking Truth to Ronald,» McDonald's did everything it could that day to silence our message, including changing its longstanding question - and - answer protocol at the end of the meeting and requiring the six of us, out of hundreds of other meeting attendees, to wear badges with a bright red sticker on them.

The two of them then launched into an entire recount of the event ending with my oldest son saying, while making a scratching motion, «And I did this and that was not OK.»

The statement recounted Ghana's road to signing the Court's declaration which started in 1998 with the signing of the Protocol and ended with the signing of the declaration in 2011.

There is a remote possibility that this year's presidential race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump could end in a virtual tie in a state requiring a recount, reminiscent of the 2000 presidential election.

Indeed, my goal here is to recount only one of a number of heroes to the East End who played a vital role in stopping the nuclear plant — the late Riverhead Councilman Antone Regula.

The votes, cast March 20th, have all been counted, but an automatic hand recount of all 20,000 ballots was triggered due to the closeness of the end count — a lead by Mr. Storobin of 27 votes.

The governor then reversed himself on that, saying the Senate recounts, which could continue into 2011, shouldn't impact a lame duck session because the current members of the Senate are all in office through the end of the year, although what would motivate those who are leaving to show up in Albany just days after Thanksgiving is a little hard to figure out.

If Flanagan obstructs, shortchanging the residents of a district that has been unrepresented for too long due to Dirty Dean's corruption and conviction, Kaminsky should pull out some newspaper articles describing how quickly the TEAPubs swore in George Amedore (seventy votes ahead of his opponent who ended up unseating him after the recount was finalized).

One of the odder passages in that report recounted how Mr. Paterson ordered his staff to draft a statement from the victim who reported the abuse to say that although her breakup with the aide was «not friendly, there was nothing acrimonious about our relationship or its ending.»

He recounted the unique diplomatic and conflict resolution skills the former President displayed when he resolved a disturbing confrontation between the main opposition party and the police at the end of the first elections.

Former Till Death Us Do Part writer Johnny Speight used to recount one story of canvassing for Labour in the east end in the early 1980s.

ST. PAUL, Minnesota (CNN)- While the official hand recount in Minnesota's tight U.S. Senate race between incumbent Republican Norm Coleman and Democrat Al Franken has ended, a stack of about 1,500 challenged ballots means the announcement of a winner is still at least a few days away.

The outcome of the election was not known for more than a month after the balloting ended because of the extended process of counting and then recounting Florida's presidential ballots.

This is a win for the Republicans, since they are currently ahead in two of the three yet undecided races (the 7th and the 60th) and would very much like to see this recount situation come to the end, while the Democrats have been trying to prolong the proceedings.

Giving me this magazine today even after the major event of Lagos at 50 has actually closed, is reminding us that 2017 is actually the year of celebration which did not end in May 2017, so it's like a recount of all the things that has happened.»

Although Walls ended up trouncing her in a vote of 81 to 9, Rondinelli's heartfelt speech recounting her struggles to overcome the challenges of being an immigrant to America generated some sympathetic buzz in the room.

For instance, the source said, if someone like George Phillips, the underfunded Republican who's running a surprisingly strong challenge against Maurice Hinchey in upstate New York's 22nd District, were to end up in a recount, he would likely be a recipient of help from the national teams.

At the milder end of personal travail is the experience of Barry J. Marshall (which is not recounted in these books).

Mayor, a classical folklorist, recounts in lively, sometimes darkly comic detail the diabolical stratagems devised by devious warriors for tactical ends: arrows dipped in toxins; jewel - encrusted urns booby - trapped with plague - laden garments; and a host of dirty tricks involving snakes, stinging beetles, and venomous frogs.

The speakers continued their talks with recounts of the many successes that occurred during the first 11 years of operations at RHIC, and ended with predictions of continued success for both RHIC and PHENIX in the next decade.

Punishing herself for going off on «banal» tangents that conjure vivid images of Hitler's squalid bunker (Blind Spot's structural conceit finds Junge judging the playback of comments she previously made), she recounts in linear detail the beginning of the end, so to speak.

Characters often stare right into the lens in I, Tonya, a clamorous, dumb recounting of the bleak life and ignominious fall of figure skater Tonya Harding, whose career ended in 1994 after her alleged involvement in an attack on fellow ice athlete Nancy Kerrigan.

While they recount their stories, the film drifts between the bloody end of World War II and the gilded, halcyon days when their destinies first crossed.

Journey's End recounts the British side of a climactic four - day span from March 18 - 21, 1918 in the stalemate «No Man's Land» trenches of Aisne in northern France in the lead - up to Operation Michael.

This biopic recounts the real - life scandal that engulfed the American National Figure Skating Championships in 1994, when champion skater Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) was found guilty of ending the career of her rival Nancy Kerrigan.

The details: Based on the 1999 West End play of the same name, this film recounts the true story of a woman who spent 15 years living in a van parked in the driveway of writer Alan Bennett.

The opening of the game tries to tie the story with the main Metal Gear Solid series by showing the recounting of the attack by Big Boss on the Oil Rig at the end of Ground Zeroes and his escape on the Helicopter that ended in a crash leading to the beginning of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

Based on the best - selling book by journalist David Lipsky, The End of the Tour recounts Lipsky's experience following David Foster Wallace on a promotional book tour.

«The Conspirator» recounts how the president's death continued to keep America divided after the end of the Civil War in such a way that it allows viewers to feel as though they're right alongside Frederick and Mary.

But as the title suggests, Turner's recollections aren't about his unlikely but utterly affecting May - December romance; rather, he recounts how, at the end of her life, Grahame sought to reconnect with her then ex-lover, seeking refuge in his working - class home in Liverpool to be tended by his loving, unruly, often tartly amusing family.

I suspect that is one of the reasons that toward the end of his life, Jobs — along with Bill Gates, Rupert Murdoch, and others — had set his sights on bringing some disruptive innovation to education, as Isaacson recounts.

Deborah Meier recounts her experiences in schools during the «heyday» of the campaign to end poverty and considers where the fight stands now.

Dueck recounts how, as a high school history teacher, he began to allow students to retake all or part of their end - of - unit tests.

Near the end of the year, we read Dostoevsky's devastating short novel, Notes From Underground, with its solitary, restless hero, a no - longer young man who memorably vents his disgust at 19th - century notions of progress, rationality and self - interest and then recounts some dreadfully awkward social encounters from his miserable past.

As they recounted to the CBC, Mel fell incredibly ill during the trip and the total cost of her treatment ended up exceeding $ 200,000 U.S..

In the article, the author recounts a recent conversation he had with a proponent of the screening approach: «I still can't see how it's possible to whittle down your opportunity set to the one or two stocks that you might buy in a year [without screening]» He's married, so I retorted: how did you whittle down all the potential girls in the world and end up with your wife?

Part recount of «the - light - at - the - end - of - the - tunnel» of his alcohol addiction and part adventure story, Troost, upon completing a stint in rehab, decides to retrace the beaten path traveled by the author of Treasure Island (Robert Louis Stevenson) through the Marquesas, the Tuamotus, Tahiti, the Gilberts and Samoa.

At the end of the day, unwind on the porch with a cocktail and recount your adventures.

0.2 follows Aqua some years after Birth by Sleep around the tail end of the original Kingdom Hearts, still trapped in the dark world it recounts King Mickey's final run in with Aqua before escaping the realm of darkness.

Recorded in 1940, the lyrics recount the romantic adventures of the eponymous Charlie, a Lothario with a «woman in every port» who ends up — quite literally — in hot water.