Sentences with phrase «familiar line of»

Occasionally, with a number of the paintings containing the familiar line of the end of the film strip, Daniels lets the immaculate facade literally slip to reveal the mechanism lying behind it.

As Theresa May strode out to address the press following an all too familiar chain of events, an all too familiar line of response beckoned.

In 1839, the familiar lines of «My country «tis of thee / Sweet land of liberty,» morphed into the mournful verse: My country!

Not exact matches

The two board additions with airline expertise — James Whitehurst, former chief operating officer of Delta Air Lines (DAL), and Robert Milton, former CEO of Air Canada — were previously vetted and mentioned as potential directors by PAR and Altimeter, the people familiar with the situation said.

If you're not familiar with it, GoPro sells a line of wearable, mountable, and affordable HD video cameras that make all kinds of previously impossible shots much easier to capture.

Bottom line, you're familiar with them and they have a sense of credibility and prestige that you trust and respect.

The Charge line in particular should look familiar; it's a reworked version of the ill - fated Force tracker the company had to recall after some users reported skin rashes after wearing it.

JPMorgan led a credit line extended to Dropbox, along with Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Corp., Deutsche Bank AG, Macquarie Group Ltd. and Royal Bank of Canada, people familiar with the matter said last March.

But those doctors, by a wide margin, also said they are «not at all familiar» with how a number of important aspects of those exchanges and plans offered on them will work — aspects that will directly affect their bottom lines.

The Journal, citing sources familiar with the matter, said that a deal by Disney to purchase some of 21st Century Fox's assets was «gaining momentum» — in line with a CNBC report from last month that said the two sides haven't completely given up on striking an agreement.

If you're one of those who prefers to use organic products, you're probably already familiar with Dr. Bronner's wide range of soaps, of which its Magic Organic Shaving Soap Gel is the next in the line.

Amid a field of unknown and untrusted alternatives, a familiar brand logo, jingle or tag line provided the much - needed cognitive shorthand to help shoppers confidently choose.

If you want to explore an SBA loan, line of credit or other type of financing, you will have a relationship with a banker familiar with your company and your needs.

While the official line will be familiar — «Canada does not comment on the leaks of purported negotiating texts» — internally, officials were left scrambling as the agreement leaked in real time.

The famous literary critic Lionel Trilling gave Eliot at least one good review, writing in the September 1962 edition of Esquire (as quoted in The International Thesaurus of Quotations (Harper Collins, 1996), p. 508, and in R. Andrews, Famous Lines: The Columbia Dictionary of Familiar Quotations (Columbia Univ..

In this go - round — he, too, says he is submitting a new bid this week — he may have lined up a name familiar to those tracking newspaper property sales of the last half - dozen years, as a would - be partner: Ron Burkle.

However, while most small business owners are familiar with the term «business line of credit» (or LOC for short), they don't fully understand what they are and whether or not a line of credit would be of use to them and their business.

«Laurene and Ted share the same commitment to a double bottom line, that the best companies are those that do good in their communities,» according to one of the people familiar with the deal.

Sycamore has made an offer and is lining up financing, according to one of the people familiar with the situation.

Dismissiveness of those who do not toe the familiar line likely has something to do with confidence in one's own position, or the lack thereof.

Thanks especially to the critical study of Dr. C. Harold Dodd, as summed up in his notable little book The Apostolic Preaching, we have become familiar with the word kerygma, Greek for «the proclamation»; and taught by Dr. Dodd and those who have followed the line of enquiry which he laid down, we have come to see that this kerygma was the very heart of the earliest Christianity.

A Peculiar People: The Church as Culture in a Post-Christian Society by Rodney Clapages InterVarsity, 251 pages, $ 14.99 paper A prolific evangelical Protestant writer, Clapp proposes an understanding of «church as way of life» along lines made familiar by the work of Stanley Hauerwas.

My favorite shorthand way of speaking about what post-critical naivete is with a single line from a Native American storyteller, which I quote in a footnote at the end of Chapter 1 of Meeting Jesus Again for The First Time, so you may be familiar with it.

Early one morning many years ago I was walking along the shore of the Sea of Galilee, and Whittier's familiar lines kept running through my head:

The fear of contamination, interpreted along the lines made familiar by Freud and Durkheim, derives from the fact that the behavior of the sinners is experienced unconsciously as seductive.

It is psychologically true, as in John Donne's familiar line, that «No man is an Island, entire of itself.»

I've figured out why your line of questioning is so familiar.

Here the lines of distinction become tenuous, for while the words of Isaiah were familiar enough, there was no «suffering servant Messiah» in the expectation of the people.

Important as it is, however, this change has been along lines familiar to me from my background in liberal theology, including the tradition of the social gospel, and thus is a matter of deepening and broadening my thinking more than of substantially revising it.

Instead of pursuing this line of inquiry, Lear turns to an examination of the role of irony in psychoanalysis, to the way in which the intrusion of the unconscious self into the awareness of the conscious self involves precisely an ironic disruption of the familiar self by the unfamiliar self.

The definition adds a new dimension to the familiar lines, «Joyful, joyful, we adore thee,» as it implies a people willingly and compassionately entering into the suffering and sorrow of an unjust and unmerciful world.

Far from repudiating the cultus, the prophet as exemplified in Second Isaiah can and does appropriate the liturgy in common use in the daily round of cultic exercise and, again in the case of Second Isaiah, make frequent appeal to familiar lines in the common ritual in the repeated words, «Have you not known, have you not heard...» (Isa.

Inside, cages filled with detailed models of extinct animal species thought to be the ancestors of the animals we are familiar with today line both sides of the main floor.

Emerson's attachment to Hindu concepts of «oneness» is reflected in all his writings, most notably in a poem entitled Brahma which includes the familiar lines:

This last, but perhaps also all of these indictments, invokes the familiar lines,

But I wanted that familiar crunchy texture that's more along the lines of a traditional fry.

If you aren't already familiar with the line of kombucha from Simple Truth Organic, you NEED to try all of these flavors.

The food is in line with Muscle Maker Grill's philosophy of taking familiar foods and translating it into a healthy option.

You may be familiar with their line of superfood snack bars which have been on the market for some time now.

After receiving three days of intensive, hands - on training, they move on to the main event, which includes menu planning and writing, staggered start times, mad dashes to the pantry and feverish races to the finish line, all familiar elements to aficionados of the kitchen - gladiator genre.

«Laurene and Ted share the same commitment to a double bottom line, that the best companies are those that do good in their communities, «according to one of the people familiar with the deal.

At the same time, it's clear that someone who is familiar with this guy better than everyone of us on here knew better than to judge him based on a couple of tweets and was willing to put his hard earned reputation on the line for him.

James said that the offensive line noticed familiar protections and calls watching last weeks» tape of Arkansas and the Gamecocks, where he noted that South Carolina's effort in the defensive front looked its strongest all season.

The elimination of a red line proved to be a red herring at the Olympics because Team Canada and Team USA often acted as if it really were in play, rejecting the impulse to go deep and sticking primarily to zone - to - zone passes, playing a familiar brand of small hockey that effectively shrunk the international rink.

They are lined - up against familiar foes of theirs..

Most sports bettors are familiar with the importance of shopping for the best line and ensuring that you get the best number available.

Another familiar face in the opposition line up will be Romelu Lukaku, with the Belgian moving to Merseyside from Stamford Bridge shortly ahead of the start of the new season.

If LVG's first season as United manager was characterised by tinkering with square pegs in round holes, his second may be remembered for the implementation of a forward line in a mould much more familiar to the Dutchman.

The Eagles lined - up with a largely familiar team, although Rohr answered pre-match speculation about the identity of...

The game was set out in a familiar pattern: Brighton sat back in two lines of four and Arsenal had to break them down, although the home side would press on certain triggers.