Sentences with phrase «from legions»

Either Apple has something much bigger up its sleeve that it's managing to keep secret from the legions of phone spies around the world that is different and exciting enough to seriously boost iPhone sales.

When thinking about how to distinguish yourself from the legions of other lawyers in the province who do more or less exactly what you do, think less about the words you are broadcasting widely and more about the actions you are taking to impact clients and people in your network individually.

So, at the very least, it makes sense to spend a bit to work with video professionals who know the ropes and can produce a quality video that will stand out from the legions of amateur videos appearing online.

-- So Steyn got tired of simply collecting evidence from the legions of experts who it turns out think Mann's hockey stick is indeed highly flawed, sloppy, misleading, and fraudulent, and he's decided to put that evidence in a book and publish it.

You need to be able to advance to the World Tournament and defend it from the legions of darkness.

Wear ancient artifacts, keep ready the powerful spells to protect the fortress from legions of mighty monsters.

Bestselling author Steven White, author of the Dr. Alan Gregory series of novels, answers the questions he most frequently receives from his legions of fans.

Now, as for calls to action from my legions of faithfuls (I love all four of you!)

The I - PAD starts to unload sending a flurry of emails the entourage edges way from its legions of fans, the poor edge falls to one knee over the onslaught of Hate Mail!

Since its launch, Volvo's XC90 luxury SUV has won acclaim from legions of satisfied customers while receiving many awards internationally.

What sets this film apart from the legions of others that detail the troubles with cultural gaps is the underlying but palpable affection with which director and co-writer Gurinda Chadha invests her characters.

There will be blood and, more than likely, there will be tears from legions of younger viewers who aren't yet old enough to appreciate the reality that all our heroes are dead and our enemies are in power.

He did not admit at the time, of course, but the pressure from the legions of frustrated Arsenal fans who had grown thoroughly sick and tired of the barren years since moving from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium in 2005 was finally getting under the skin of Arsene Wenger.

Schweitzer's challenge to Jean and Kenney will undoubtedly result in nasty pushback from a legion of right - wing twitter users, which I am sure he is prepared to respond to.

The responses came fast and furious from a legion of defenders of the coopt?ocracy.

At first, the chaos seems random, but soon the natural flow of things becomes more apparent, a symphony of the thud of the pads and the grunting of mostly men, made from the legion of boxers in the midst of their mostly solitary workouts.

Judging from the legion of schedule and calendar entries, texts and emails put into evidence by prosecutors Tuesday, Harendra Singh ate a lot of pancakes.

Anyone that is hesitant ordering from legion athletics, has no reason to be.

So take it from the legion of Pynchon obsessives who have loved it: Welcome to the club.

Aside from the fact that nearly everybody has a Scottish accent, A Shot at Glory is no different from the legion of other movies about the underdogs rising to the occasion.

Besides running a proper x86 Intel Ivy Bridge processor and the full, non-RT Windows 8 experience, this tablet differs from the legion of other Winslates thanks to Razer's trifecta of accompanying hardware docks.

Using the same skills you honed landing planes in Flight Control and docking ships in Harbor Master, you can save survivors from a legion of zombies.

I'm sure the conventional player wouldn't need to worry about team synergy as much on Agents of Mayhem's introductory difficulty levels, but for those seeking a proper challenge, weaving gunplay and Gremlin tech together across the three - man squad is essential to saving the day from LEGION.

Apart from the legion of amazing garage kit figures on show and on sale, the future commercial announcements were decent this time around.

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He explained: Lost, the sci - fi drama that ran from 2004 to 2010, created an officially sponsored forum called The Fuselage, where its legions of obsessed fans could post theories, questions, and observations about the show.

For legions of career - minded Boomers, work is far from a slog: in fact, it's enjoyable.

To skirt the problem of landing onto individual houses, drones are reportedly dispatched from regional delivery stations to a legion of 300,000 «village promoters» who are then tasked with delivering products directly to consumers.

But that hasn't stopped Nintendo's legion of fans from obsessing over the images for every last clue of what NX might come with when it eventually reaches store shelves.

However, this hasn't stopped legions of fans from trying.

The Medel Valley is part of a small region of Switzerland in which people speak Romansch, a language descended from the Latin brought by the Roman legions who conquered the region 2,000 years ago.

In Philip Preville's feature today on the Spyder — a three - wheeled motorcycle BRP is hoping to sell to the growing legions of boomers hankering for the open road — he briefly recounts the decision to spin Bombardier Recreational Products off from its corporate parent:

Musk has won legions of vocal fans for his soaring vision and bold promises, from making electric vehicles mainstream to sending rockets into space as the CEO of SpaceX.

IT analyst forecasts remain unable to keep pace with the dramatic rise in cybercrime, the ransomware epidemic, the refocusing of malware from PCs and laptops to smartphones and mobile devices, the deployment of billions of under - protected Internet of Things (IoT) devices, the legions of hackers - for - hire, and the more sophisticated cyber-attacks launching at businesses, governments, educational institutions, and consumers globally.

And legions of lawyers from some top Am Law 100 firms are advising on the deal, which could create a combined company worth $ 146 billion.

On budget day, Graham flew home from Victoria and landed to news she was among legions of Albertans who own vacation properties in B.C. subject to a new speculation tax.

You can quote verses from the Quran all day long, but nothing will change the fact that your beloved Muhammed is a pedophile and that legions of Islam's followers treat women with less regard than dogs.

When Jesus laid upon the cross he had the means to call down a legion of angels to defend and rescue himself from the cross.

That he was a servant means then only that he was a common man, humble and lowly, not to be distinguished from the multitude of men either by soft raiment or other earthly advantages, nor yet by the innumerable legions of angels he left behind him when he humbled himself.

And far from taking up the sword and calling angels to defend Him against His enemies, Jesus told His followers to put away their sword (Matt 26:51), and did not call legions of angels as protection (Matt 26:53).

Over the past few days, a flurry of rumors from studio execs have alternately thrilled and confused Marvel's legions of fans.

His shows were always filled with actors, and for anyone truly sick, they were kept from coming forward by his legion of bouncers.

Second we can understand the consequences to our faith if the faithful Christ had been saved from the consequences of human distrust and betrayal by the sort of miraculous interference he himself knew to be possible: the twelve legions of angels of whom he spoke, who might have been Roman soldiers arriving in a nick of time to save Pilate from fear of insurrection, or who might have come in the form of a natural catastrophe which would have upset all the plans of princes and priests, or who for that matter might have arrived as superterrestrial beings — men from Mars.

A trick by Satan to confuse us and move us the from the word of the hippie, self hating jewish fellow whose message was delivered to Europe by Roman legions that slaughtered all who did not kneel and bow.

«It is because the legion's committee recognised that people from different faiths served in the Armed Forces that we will be singing All People That On Earth Do Dwell instead of Onwards Christian Soldiers.

Legions of less affluent collectors, Ferguson finds, gather up Lincoln stamps, playing cards, ashtrays, or even matchbook covers from «the Lincoln Life Insurance Company circa 1950, which you can buy, according to the book Collecting Lincoln, for a mere six dollars.

While his detractors are legion, it is clear that he worked within the mainstream of Christian orthodoxy and the tradition from the Church Fathers to the medieval era to the Protestant world of his own day.

It was not taken from Him and nothing that happened was beyond His control if He so wanted, He could have called a legion of angels to stop or commanded any number to help but He was faithful to the purpose He was on this earth for much more than I could say for someone such as your self.

If, as citizens, we are told that it is our duty to hold conscience above the law, what collective conscience can save us from the sheer anarchy of a legion of individual consciences?

He did not call down the wrath of God on those who seized him, nor summon legions of angels to defend him from the soldiers.

The new odor, a commingling of the vapors of turpentine, rotten eggs and old oysters, comes from dimethyl sulfoxide, better known as DMSO, the controversial and often illegally used drug hailed by a growing legion of amateur and professional athletes who view it as a panacea for many ills ranging from sprained ankles to tendinitis and ripped muscles.