Sentences with phrase «haled by»

Did you know that maple syrup and all the other sweeteners haled by the food industry to be healthier alternatives to white table sugar are just basically empty calories, just like white sugar?

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And since I began this answer by some exercises in word derivation, I will go on by saying that in German, for example, as in French, the word for saint means «whole,» or «hale,» or «healthy.»

also very pleased that the club are heavily investing in the hale end academy they are halfway through the project, gazidis has said a little while back that it should be completed by feb next year (that's all the 4 new pitches reconfigured and relayed with state of the art turf) i have seen the plans online it looks like it will be state of the art what a great place to rear up our young gunners in, and it means that we can attract the worlds top young talent there.

as well as other expenditure like hale end improvements and london coloney new building works this all comes out of the club bank balances, so that where the money really goes to not to America that is just a big wind up from the papers, to rile up us supporters because we get annoyed by it very easily.

The Facebook post by Aisha, wife of President Muhammadu Buhari, on Monday seems to have raised the hope that her husband would soon return hale from his ongoing medical leave in the United Kingdom.

Though beaten to it by Gary Oldman's legendary turn in the inexplicable Tiptoes, it has a gaggle of hale British actors playing dwarves, including a humiliated Bob Hoskins, tasked with being blind - guy exposition for little miss Joan of Arc.

Sad and morbid in a way that's entirely glossed over by the flat stupidity of the entire exercise, the picture's essential concept revolves around the idea that a giant - headed, terminally moronic child has died to produce Casper and that said well - meaning simpleton entity becomes the only hale companion to a lonely, disturbed, overacting child.

Presented by the hale San Francisco Film Society evenings and midnights at the historic Roxie, last year's presentation included one of this year's best films (Larry Fessenden's superb Wendigo) as well as the finest example of retro euro - horror (Lionel Delplanque's Deep in the Woods) since Dario Argento lost his marbles.

The last of Raul Ruiz's features to be released before his death (though a completed picture and a half - begun projected finished by his widow have since been released), Mysteries of Lisbon is a fitting send - off for the Wellesian filmmaker, an epic of memory, art and history that routinely folds upon itself with the puckish glint of a young, hale director.

«Environmentalists who oppose the development of shale gas and fracking,» Muller said of the greenhouse gas fearmongers, «are making a tragic mistake... [and] concerns are either largely false or can be addressed by appropriate regulation... [S] hale gas is a wonderful gift that has arrived just in time.

If you invest in health insurance in younger age, when you're still hale and hearty, the waiting period wouldn't hurt so much and you will be in a better position to make claims without any conditions stipulated by the insurer.