Sentences with phrase «in ken»

Ken and Anita Corsini get a lead on a 1950s brick ranch house in Ken's hometown of Marietta, Georgia.

Ken and Kelly Downs were recently married and feeling the need to move beyond living in Ken's former bachelor pad.

I am often saddened by those who tell me that they will not be observing Christmas because their religion does not allow it or they are not comfortable with the people in their ken or they don't want to be with their own family.

Plus you'll get all four books in Ken's Sales Management Guru series including Slammed!

I'm a firm believer in Ken Blanchard's «No Monkeys» rule.

[For analysis of this legislation and of survival actions generally, see my chapter in Ken Cooper - Stephenson, Personal Injury Damages in Canada (2d edition, Carswell 1996), c. 12 (721 - 46).]

Payne Group, the software training and development company, has incorporated into the Numbering Assistant, its enumeration software, the recommendations made in Ken Adams's A Manual of Style for Contract Drafting regarding enumeration and layout of blocks of contract text.

From the law library perspective, due to the costs Colin estimated above for staff, there would necessarily be major costs for access to research tools in Ken's proposed CanLII model.

Current information on the industry from the library perspective is most accessibly offered in Ken Svengalis» yearly publication, Legal Information Buyer's Guide and Reference Manual.

frankClimate, Wow, Nic's post sure increased the noise level in Ken Rice's echo chamber blog.

We got a great CEO in Ken Rother and grew to a stable of almost fifty full and part time writers.

1994 — students in Ken Cline's International Environmental Law and Policy class attended (and supported Southern NGO's in) negotiations over the UN Convention to Combat Desertification at the United Nations in New York.

Presented here are the assemblies and subsystems used in Ken Yeang's projects, illustrating the ways in which ecological architecture could advance... (more)

You can read more on Rabalais's views of the present mess, and past oil spills, in a Ken Weiss post at the Los Angeles Times Greenspace blog.

We went to interview Ken about the launch of his exhibition, but came back with this, in Ken's words:

Lastly, a removal of the hand is seen in Ken Fandell's photographs which document complicated assemblages of light that he stages in the studio.

Timothy Leary and Neal Cassady first meeting at Milbrook, NY in Ken Kesey's Merry Prankster bus., 1964 Gelatin silver print; printed later 20 X 16 inches

Timothy Leary and Ken Kesey first meeting at Milbrook, NY in Ken Kesey's Merry Prankster bus ， 1964 20 x 16 inches Gelatin silver print; printed later

As with those sinister - looking black holes in Ken Price sculptures, it's impossible to tell how deep it goes.

He came to wider public attention when, along with Pauline Boty, Derek Boshier and Peter Phillips, he featured in Ken Russell's Monitor film on pop art, Pop Goes the Easel, broadcast on BBC television in 1962.

In 1962 she featured, along with Peter Blake, Derek Boshier and Peter Phillips, in Ken Russell's film, Pop Goes the Easel.

We're particularly pleased with the interest in the Ken Price sculptures.

Allan Stone Projects» survey of Wayne Thiebaud at The Armory Show - Modern, March 6 - 9, 2014, booth 412, Pier 92 was highlighted in Ken Johnson's New York Times review of the fair.

If you're more interested in To The Moon's sequel, Finding Paradise, be sure to explore the game's beautiful art and music which were recently revealed in Ken Gao's teaser trailer of the project.

The final part was the home run derby in Ken Griffey Jr..

Ken Griffey, Jr., aside from being the greatest Seattle Mariners player ever, was also very much into video games, and when Nintendo bought the Mariners in 1992, that marriage led to one of the greatest baseball video games ever in Ken Griffey, Jr..

But then there are still some that revel in hooning around in Ken Block's Ford Fiesta pulling off tyre - smoking combos in Gymkhana events and loathe the idea of DiRT going back to its rally roots.

The levels in Ken's Rage are actually very large and are filled with the same generic backgrounds and enemies.

She attends local dog seminars frequently, and is currently enrolled in Ken Ramirez» Smart Reinforcement program to learn more about non-food reinforcements.

Another example of Classical Conditioning was in Ken Ramirez «s Lab on creating value in «Non-Food Reinforcers».

I've been trying to find the post that details how to create your automated criteria filter in google docs... can you assist me in this Ken?

Way back in October, we posted about Fall of Giants, the first in Ken Follett's Century Trilogy, which sold for big bucks at the Frankfurt Book Fair.

The influence of Italian automotive design is evident in Ken's work, and the Kode9 is an example of that inspiration.

Several vehicles in Ken's collection are among the rarest automobiles in the world, including a Bugatti Veyron, an Enzo Ferrari, and a Lamborghini Reventón.

See a complete library of articles by Dr. Shore — more than 70 articles in all — in our Ken Shore's «Classroom Problem Solver» Archive.

As the insurrectionist mental patient Randle McMurphy in the Ken Kesey adaptation One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Jack Nicholson was the anti-establishment character that the mid-1970s needed.

In Ken Ochiais elegiac and meta film he is promoted to a rare starring role, playing a version of himself as a wizened - faced, nearly wordless old man whose career as an extra in samurai flicks is nearing its end.

A small role in Robert Altman's «Thieves Like Us» brought Fletcher to the attention of director Milos Forman, who gave her the juicy role of Nurse Ratched, the villain in this Ken Kesey allegory about personal freedom that co-starred Jack Nicholson.

Although a witty and inventive genre work in many respects, the film is still noted mainly for the dazzling architecture of its editing, which ingeniously integrates scenes of leading man Terence Stamp in Ken Loach's 1967 «Poor Cow» in place of flashbacks.

You could also throw in Hayley Squire in Ken Loach «s «I, Daniel Blake,» and Emma Suarez and Adriana Ugarte in Pedro Almodovar «s «Julieta,» and Marion Cotillard for «Mal de Pierres,» the most conventional of the three Cannes competition films directed by women, and Adele Haenel in the Dardenne brothers» «The Unknown Girl,» and Jaclyn Rose in Brilliante Mendoza's gritty «Ma» Rosa,» and Elle Fanning for gamely surviving Nicolas Winding Refn «s «The Neon Demon»...

A Scot, he had small roles in pictures like «Riff - Raff,» «Shallow Grave,» «Braveheart» and «Trainspotting» and then in 1998, he starred in Ken Loach's «My Name Is Joe,» playing a recovering alcoholic just at that stage when he begins to believe that he might be able to trust himself.

One of the films that didn't blow us away at Sundance, but offered a solid film full of jokes made just for cinephiles, was In a World... The film directed by actress Lake Bell follows a young female voice coach (Bell) as she joins the all - male race to land the white - hot new trailer of a blockbuster trilogy, and with it lay claim to the legendary trailer catchphrase «In a world...» She faces stuffy, douchebag competition in Ken Marino and even her own father (Fred Melamed), a legendary voice - over artist who can't bring himself to recognize his daughter's talent.

In the Ken Burns documentary The National Parks: America's Best Idea, Carl Pope, former director of the Sierra Club, says the parks «are the meaning of home for many of us.

In Ken Loach's powerful drama, a middle - aged carpenter, who requires state welfare after injuring himself, is joined by a single mother in a similar scenario.

It's a great experience so far» — and an experience that is obviously very different from her last cinema role, playing Oonagh in Ken Loach's Jimmy's Hall, the true story of Irish political activist Jimmy Gralton, which has been released on DVD and Blu - ray and is the reason we're chatting.

McKee made her film debut in 1988, when she appeared in Ken Russell's LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM, opposite Hugh Grant.

He had already brightened up the dull proceedings of Candy (1968) and The Magic Christian (1970); after the Beatles» split, he was seen to good advantage as the Pope in Ken Russell's Lisztomania (1975), as one of Mae West's bewildered amours in Sextette (1978) and as a bumbling Cro - Magnon in Caveman (1979), in which he co-starred with his second wife, Barbara Bach.

In films from 1967, Powell played the title role in Ken Russell's Mahler (1974), and later essayed the lengthy cameo part of the ill - fated Captain Walker in Russell's Tommy (1975).

Returning to his hometown of Mesa to find his father's death pronounced a suicide, Cal Weston (Maynard) is reunited with old friend Joel Winters (James Marcus) and his daughter, Ruth (Muriel Gordon), both of whom believe in Ken's theory of murder.

Sometimes you get even both phenomena in the same film, as was the case in Ken Russell's Tommy: Tina Turner excels as the Acid Queen, while Eric Clapton (with both a real and a fake beard) is barely credible.