Sentences with phrase «graveyard because»

He recalls a saying he once heard: «The wealthiest place on earth is the graveyard because in the graveyard, there are dreams that never became realities and hopes that were never acted upon.

Sony sent two amazing first party exclusives to the sales graveyard because of their awful timing.

Please, please, please don't add to your supplement graveyard because you read about some product on Amazon or you saw it at the health food store and it was in the hormone section.

When they made it to the crash site, Hollencamp tells me, «It looked like it had come down in a graveyard because there were these mounds that looked like gravestones sticking up here and there.

Not exact matches

He was buried in the yard of a nearby school because it was too dangerous to make the trip to a graveyard.

Remember that «the graveyard is the richest place in the world» because of all the great ideas that have died with their creators.

I've called him KC Masterpiece, Captain Kirk, and the Graveyard Shift because hes so working class that even his number went from 12 to 8.

«It's difficult to be a lone striker and especially if you don't get the service... it could be described as the graveyard shift because it is tough,» he told the club's official site.

We know they exist because graveyards are not sticky sumps of metabolized sugar.

(I say this because I have had... a oil graveyard in my cupboard; it was embarrassing really.)

So because you don't like the people or the way the system works it's a «fucking graveyard»?

I won't call it the «Dark Souls of fighting games» because, well, that whole analogy of comparing difficult games to Dark Souls is about as fresh as a graveyard.

The FIAPF Outstanding Achievement in the Asia Pacific honour was awarded to Filipino producer Bianca Balbuena (Beast, 2015; Singing in Graveyards, 2016), whose rousing speech was the best of the night («May we never get tired of being storytellers because the world needs us now»).

The Democratic Party has been called «the graveyard of social movements» for a reason, because once you accept the idea that defeating the Republicans is the most important political strategy, it makes sense to prioritize that over everything else.

That's important because the Big 5 has been whistling past the graveyard for a decade; trying to convince folks that e-books — and e-readers — are just a passing fad and citing their puny e-book sales as evidence... e-book sales that they have * deliberately * tanked with astronomically high retail prices.

She credits her lifelong flair for drama to parents who did things like buy the town graveyard and put their kids to work in it - because how... (more)

Because of these, readers are haunted by The Graveyard Book and wish it wasn't over.

The surprise: repeat customers for popcorn in the graveyard shift because it tasted good.

West Coast Trail is also known as the Graveyard of the Pacific because a number of ships are lost in the fog over there.

This is because Maxis Emeryville joins what some are jokingly calling the EA graveyard, a host of developers that have been scrapped by the massive publisher, a trend that they are historically notable for.

I won't call it the «Dark Souls of fighting games» because, well, that whole analogy of comparing difficult games to Dark Souls is about as fresh as a graveyard.

She attended everything in our lives because dad worked the graveyard shift and slept in the day.

But because of it, residents live amongst an unusual landscape — a pattern of urban decay means that the peripheries of the city resemble a graveyard of half - funded construction projects.

He views the act of smoking as a microcosm within itself: «The cigarette packet is possible lives, the cigarette it's own actual life, the lighter is God because it gives fuel to the whole thing and the ashtray is a graveyard, it's like death».

It seems like it can't possibly be real that this vibrant, healthy reef that I've been working on so long and studying so intensely — specifically because it was one of the healthiest reefs in the world — that it could just be dramatically transformed in a matter of months into this graveyard.»

Dismissing the Paris treaty as a paper tiger because its emission reduction and funding commitments are not «binding» under international law is whistling past the graveyard.

In the Torres Strait Islands, the threats to culture from climate change are already being felt; for example graveyard sites have already been threatened and damaged by recent king tides, and the nesting behaviour of turtles has already become unpredictable because of changing weather patterns and erosion.