Sentences with phrase «fronts bearing family»

Cabinet doors equipped with bin pulls and chalkboard fronts bearing family member names stack up across from locker - room - style cubbies equipped with seats and shelves.

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The Aftermath Beautiful Boy The Catcher Was a Spy Disobedience Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot Fighting with My Family The Front Runner Gloria The Incredibles 2 Kursk Leave No Trace Lean on Pete Love, Simon The Little Stranger The Man Who Killed Don Quixote Mary Poppins Returns The Mercy Old Man and the Gun The Sisters Brothers Smallfoot A Star is Born Suspiria The True History of the Kelly Gang Vita and Virginia Where'd You Go, Bernadette The White Crow The Wife Wildlife The Women of Marwen

As Disney moves forward on all these fronts, it bears noting that Star Wars also appears poised to move beyond the Skywalker family line that has anchored the films for four decades, from Darth Vader through Kylo Ren.

After my son was born, when I lamented not having family who could show me the ways of motherhood, I realized that right in front of me lay a storehouse of knowledge: dozens of women who had raised children.

It bears resemblance to the Opel family though, with a similar front end design to that of the ADAM and new Corsa, although with slight variations to set the model apart from its smaller siblings.

Granted, it's only one photo, but from what we've gathered based on the tedious act of staring at this photo, the new S7 Sportback bears a few similarities from its S - line family, including the unmistakable front fascia of the car.

Starting with a bold front end that bears the iconic Dodge cross akin to the RAM and other vehicles in the Dodge family, the 2018 Caravan dimensions give it a classy, yet slightly aggressive stance.

The aggressively styled front end, with its narrower headlight design, is an evolution of the upper fascia seen on the Cross GT concept and bears a strong family resemblance to the all - new highly praised Sedona multipurpose vehicle.

The dramatic incident began when two innocent bear cubs strayed into her family's property and wandered onto the front patio.

Born not far from Ankara, socialised within the narrow circle of her Turkish family in Germany, she explores the limits of what is physically possible in her projects — whether she wears a chador and hangs upside - down in front of an audience reading diary entries, newspaper articles and passages from the Qur «an («Permanent Words», 2009), or when she publicly kisses the walls, floor, furniture and ceiling of an exhibition space for days on end, in order to express her appreciation of all that is overlooked or only too obvious, what we have become fond of or what is intimate («Emotion in Motion», 2000).

Remember those times as a child when your mom, dad, grandma or other family members would joyfully drop you off in front of school, waving goodbye with an overly loud and often embarrassing «have a good day sugar bear» in front of scores of your fellow classmates?