Sentences with phrase «from the safety of»

You'll hear the roar of the engine and feel the vibrations of the steering wheel as you hit autobahn speeds on a twisting alpine road — all from the safety of your sofa.

«I think Trump's a real famous guy, and he's been around a s — ton of people,» said Darin Ferguson, an engineer from North Carolina here on business, watching from the safety of a back wall.

But you probably only have the balls to type this garbage from the safety of anonymity.

Away from the safety of The Church and her built - in programs and values, we're parenting and defining faith with more purpose.

More important are the initiatory rites and experiences that are designed to separate males from the safety of boyhood and to prepare them for the challenges of life.

Writing in the Nation, Alyssa Katz says, «The historical perspective the series offers is invaluable, but its parade of evidence amounts to media junk food, best consumed for the guilty pleasure of staring a fearsome beast in the eye from the safety of invisibility.»

We may not all be called to be Jägerstätters and it can feel uncomfortable making moral judgements on such cases from the safety of our armchairs.

The problem is that you never know when or where they will appear, and they usually lure Pac - Man away from the safety of the energy dots, out to where the monsters are freewheeling through the alleys.

As a few people linger after the Bible study is over, the conversation rolls away from the safety of sanitized workbook questions.

They won't stray too far from the safety of the herd.

In New York, far from the safety of Thompson Harbor, Ewing had to deal with almost unreasonable expectations, a bad team, an irascible, impatient coach named Hubie Brown — who put Ewing at the unfamiliar power forward position so that Bill Cartwright could stay at center — and frequent injuries.

asks Eddie one spring day, looking down at the shimmering sand from the safety of the nearby Rankin County Bridge and smiling.

For the first, Fulop charges from the safety of his penalty area before fooling himself with a drop of the shoulders; Yossi Benayoun has never had an easier finish.

Make sure the car seat is ready when you take your first steps from the safety of the hospital.

Observing hail fall should only be done from the safety of your home and only if your area is not under a tornado watch or warning.

He is extra excited at the zoo and when he gets to watch the pets play around from the safety of his high chair.

Most toddlers are never too far from the safety of Mum or Dad and will not entertain the idea of strolling down the street while Mum is stuck at the checkout.

But without writers like you to translate those ideas into actual words, women like me might never have caught that emotion by the ankle and yanked it from the safety of the otherwise unspoken.

From the safety of your chest, he'll also have a front row seat to your conversations with other adults, allowing him to learn more about social interactions.

From the safety of bed children simply press Watchdog SKYE's paw to remotely illuminate portable «Star Light» night lights anywhere around a darkened room — even under the bed!

You can hold them close and allow them to look out at the world from the safety of your arms.

Even from the safety of the Millbank studio, there is a buzz that only happens when history is happening before your eyes.

The e.politics «team» (me and the cat) will miss the live broadcast — I'll be at a previously scheduled dinner and she'll be napping — but my colleague David Newland will be watching from the safety of his new home, Los Angeles.

After that disastrous result he would have to resign and then the moderates could emerge from the safety of their bunker, say to the left: «Look, you had your go and it didn't work.»

But during this historic run I've watched most of the games from the safety of my couch.

New York State Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker said, «Many New Yorkers with medical needs can benefit from the safety of stable housing and support services.

But what was behind this hotchpotch brigade of bright - eyed students, nostalgic radicals, journalists grateful to see the outdoors, and delegates (on the whole notably excited, female ones) straying from the safety of the auditorium?

As Nick Confessore, late of the Times» Albany bureau tweeted from the safety of the paper's national desk: «Biben is rightly well - regarded, but appearances matter.

Sometimes called cool jazz, this shift away from the safety of be-bop marks the beginning of modern jazz, and the end of mainstream jazz fandom.

It has a big screen that zips back so you can stargaze from the safety of your tent, away from the bugs and other forest critters.

From the safety of the postdoc, Lindquist didn't waste any time looking for the next step.

Shy and near - sighted, pangolins only venture out from the safety of their burrows or tree - top homes at night to scour for insects.

So, throughout the 1980s, he began developing unmanned, remotely operated vehicles that would allow researchers to maneuver from the safety of surface ships or even dry land.

«We know, for instance, that people learn to respond without alarm to the honk of a car horn if heard from the safety of their homes, but are startled to hear the same honk while crossing a busy street.»

In a society where bigger is better and seeing is believing, 42 inches of high - definition plasma should be about all any of us needs to make sense of the world from the safety of our living rooms.

«Learning from the safety of an egg is a huge survival advantage,» says biologist Doug Chivers of the University of Saskatchewan in Canada, who led the study.

Now, an inexpensive imaging method is allowing underwater archaeologists to ditch their wetsuits and explore complex, 3D renderings of the briny deep from the safety of dry land.

«Clones would feel individuality,» she declares from the safety of her fortress of strudel.

Scientists watching the tests from the safety of platforms erected on the 27 kilometre - long atoll will see a mist form over the lagoon and a shimmering arc of white foam spread uniformly, almost gracefully, across the water.

Many other species independently evolved stunning strategies; for example the caterpillars of most Lycaenidae butterflies life obligatory in ant colonies [39], many beetles are exclusively known from the safety of ant nests [40] and several snakes lay their eggs only in the fungus - chambers of aggressive leaf - cutting ant nests [41].

A flight simulator, helps airline pilots practice flying from the safety of a cockpit on the ground.

«By teaching you to become a witness to your emotions, meditation allows you to get off the roller coaster and watch its movement from the safety of solid ground.»

Can you build the possibility of greater opening from the safety of your base?

Break away from the safety of wearing smart - casual look with the regular t - shirt and jeans.

This awesome introvert dating site has been invented as a hub for all those people who find it difficult to open up and share emotions with new people they meet, which would help them commence interaction with strangers from the safety of their own territory.

Communicating from the safety of your computer or phone can make disclosure easier and less awkward.

You can meet your loved one from the safety of your home if you have a computer with internet connection.

You can sit back and browse InterracialDatingCentral members from the safety of your computer before contacting only those who you think would suit you.

Browse for potential friends and partners from the safety of your own home, without having to juggle children and babysitters — get to know other single parents at your own pace.

In this episode meet a woman pulled into an online cult from the safety of her bedroom; a former pilot who suffers from Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity and can only find relief in the absence of electricity and wifi; plus, a quadriplegic who uses cutting - edge adaptive robotics and virtual reality to transcend his body's limitations.