Sentences with phrase «high points in»

Public high points in Cronin's career started when he moved to Manhattan in 1980 and lived there until he moved in June 1987 to Connecticut.

There are always lulls in a large sale but there were decided high points in all the periods,» Nigel Freeman, director of Swann's African - American Fine Art Department told Culture Type by email.

Here are the high points in case you didn't have the time / desire to sit through the whole thing.

If you never got to experience this, one of the high points in the history of gaming localizations, I have procured for you a shiny screenshot.

But while it's better than its predecessor, does it live up to the high points in the series?

However, for all the high points in BioShock 2, there are still some lower points that prevent me from awarding it the prestigious perfect score.

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There have been several high points in the aquarium hobby over the years: the first importations of «true» tropical fishes; the enthusiastic introductions of angelfish and discus; the first basic marine fish being sold and the Rift Lake cichlid revolution.

Both are valid styles; both are high points in the history of design.

The Australian Cattle dog will score high points in agility, obedience and canine sports tests.

I can only hit the high points in the time available.

Their presentations are two high points in an engaging range of perspectives from many parts of the industry.

High points in the car are the backup camera and backup sensors, the voice activated phone / entertainment system (serius) / travel link for fuel prices ahead / weather radar / movie start times / comfortable solid ride & fuel economy always around 40 mpg.

«There were occasional high points in other states, but we kept seeing this difference between Louisiana [teachers] and other teachers, which is why we decided to write the report.

Definitely one of the high points in the first half of 2018.

But business is business and Warner Brothers wanted to cash in on the success of Captain Blood and The Adventures of Robin Hood, both high points in the duo's 1930s output.

Decades from now, I think we're going to look back on Coco as one of the high points in Pixar's filmography.

Sure, the game's robust Diablo-esque loot system (one of Nioh's high points in my opinion) can help the player deck William out in gear that can help his survivability, but even with the best armor and weapons you won't get very far if you hope to just button - mash your way to victory.

The saga begins even before the birth of Jesus — with the union of Mary (Olivia Hussey) and Joseph (Yorgo Voyagis)-- and continues through the Crucifixion and Resurrection, charting many of the Biblical high points in between.

Within the tragedy, Winterbottom is able to evoke deep feelings of love through flashbacks that put together the high points in Daniel and Mariane's life together.

The next two end credits scenes are meta high points in a movie that's all about being meta.

Humorous slashings and car accidents constitute similar high points in a film that is glaringly short on «Scream» - style self - mockery to match its dopey mayhem.

My love for colours and prints is growing bigger, but I am still very picky on the type of print and this one scored high points in my likeable score.

Robert Hooke outlined a scheme for signalling between a chain of high points in a lecture to the Royal Society in 1684 titled «On showing a way how to communicate one's mind at great distances».

One of the high points in the last campaign was when he scored against German champions Bayern Munich at the semi final of the UEFA Champions League.

(b) The second principle leads us to consider the fact that at high points in Mark's gospel he speaks of Jesus as the Son of God (the Transfiguration, the trial before Caiaphas, the Crucifixion).

Glibface had opportunity to gloss the high points in the First «Ultra story as we exited the cry room and gathered about him in the middle of an enormous cavern that, once worship was over, would be instantly transformed into the coffee and fellowship area with — I had to ask — 8,000 coffee urns.

As I entertain it, the process perspective involves a certain reading of the high points in the history of philosophy.

Hundreds of worshipers waved their hands at the high points in the eucharistic liturgy, giving the worship an almost Pentecostal quality.

Notably, the high points in recent rallies reflect a downward bias and the lows for the S&P have more or less bounced off the widely followed 200 - day moving average.

The disintegration of investment in nonresidential structures and machinery and equipment subtracted almost a full percentage point from GDP; only 2009 and 1982 were worse in that regard, and neither of those years stand out as high points in Canada's economic history.

(We live at the highest point in town so the last half - mile is at a 9 % grade.

That took the share price (TIME) to $ 17.75, its highest point in more than a year.

President Donald Trump's approval rating is at its highest point in the RealClearPolitics average since May 8, 2017.

Card debt hit a record high, while credit scores reached their highest point in a decade, as consumers loosen the purse strings.

In December, U.S. small - business confidence in the economy climbed to 105.8, its highest point in 12 years, up 7.4 points from the previous month, according to the National Federation of Independent Business.

Gasoline October futures were up 4 cents on Friday to $ 1.58 per gallon, their highest point in four months.

By the afternoon, KKR shares were still up more than 4 %, or about $ 18.50 each — their highest point in nearly two years.

Stiller, the writer, director, and star of «Zoolander» called working with the rock legend «a high point in my career.»

At its high point in Q3 2014, the S&P 500 had earned $ 943 billion in the previous 12 months.

On January 9, 2010 around 6:30 am local time I reached the summit, which is the highest point in Africa.

When a security rises above the highest point in an «inverse head and shoulders» bottoming pattern, place a stop loss below the breakout point to avoid fakeouts.

2016.02.12 Overspenders in overdrive this past holiday season, shifting into savings mode in 2016 — RBC Despite their best intentions, the number of Canadians who are spending more than they expect to each holiday season continues to grow, reaching the highest point in five years this past December...

The March rate hike saw the peso jump up to its highest point in 2017, with a key lending rate of 6.5 percent.

After the «great recession» of 2007 - 2009 ended, there was a four year stretch of recovery and the market reached a new high point in 2013.

The article didn't say it was the tallest building; it said that the tower was the HIGHEST POINT in Washington.

But the high point in these letters and addresses is certainly the Address to the Hebrew Congregation of New Port on August 17, 1790, well known to Jewish Americans but not so familiar to many of us:

The unity movement, a vocally accepted way of life in the 1950s, reached its high point in the early 1960s, at a time when society had a sense of working together.

For most of the children the class is the high point in the week.

To a supernatural conception of the Buddha there must also correspond a supernatural conception of the discovery that marked the high point in his life.