Sentences with word «knell»

At first glance both these qualities may seem oxymoronic as watertight defense in itself in the hands of nearly every coach sounds death knell for innovative football.

Sounding the death knell of painting became a critical refrain in the second half of the twentieth century.

Doing that can be a death knell as far as retaining your customer is concerned.

It's foolish to ring the death knell on long - term models near a market peak half way through a cycle.

PNC CEO Jim Rohr and former Workshop CEO Gary Knell kick off our financial education initiative.

It's a festering knell with every milestone, tolling in the background, echoing between your ears and vibrating your teeth.

For the first time, the cognitive therapist can draw on Susan Knell's vast experience in integrating cognitive behavioral principles into play therapy.

«It may interest you that in January this year, our bill was increased, ditto in February and now they have put a death knell in our life.

It will be the death knell if it doesn't happen.

Co-author Dr Rob Knell said: «Although these results are currently largely theoretical, they are relevant to the conservation of a huge variety of animals.

Over centuries, our dependance on carbon fuel is finally playing the death knell loud and clear.

In the final phase of his work, Kierkegaard pronounced the death knell upon Christendom.

Daniella Knell, owner of Smart Allergy ~ Friendly Education.

It's not the death knell yet, but this Lamar Jackson interception certainly isn't good.

If Elliott needed some positivity that his hopes for winning Sunday weren't dealt a death knell due to the issues clearing inspection, his Hendrick Motorsports teammate can provide a ray of optimism.

The «semblance of stability» that the BBC's report on our Premier League death knell suggested we desperately needed has indeed materialised — though not at Alan Shearer's hand but Chris Hughton's, for which he deserves enormous credit.

At least the death knell associated with CONCACAF Champions League is over.

Over time, support of England government lost support, seeing its death knell during the War of 1812.

James Knell External Relations Officer

[4] He co-authored The 80 Minute MBA (2009) with John Knell, a condensed business management book.

Charting how researchers have conceptualized the conodont animal, Knell offers a fresh perspective on the challenges of understanding unusual extinct taxa.

Jonny Stofko and Tristan Knell are hosts of the Vision Board Podcast and fitness professionals from down under.

Pitch is intriguing, but accents can be the death knell sometimes.

Knell encouraged the students to seize this opportunity, reminding them that «the people in this room have a chance to change the world.»

West High School's elective courses are so popular among students that speculation the Common Core standards would be their death knell fueled a sit - in of some 500 students in fall 2010, the year the state adopted the standards.

Under his leadership, the organization solidified its position in a rapidly changing media environment as Knell leveragedNPR's network of member stations, drove cross-platform journalism and cultural programming, and grew philanthropic and corporate underwriting support.

That's a revolting development on its face but given that B&N is facing near - certain extinction (their stock price is approaching death - knell territory), the Nook probably won't be around much longer, either.

Those of you who have followed me through Infinity Publishing to Author Nation may be familiar with the blog I posted in response to recent years» doomsday predictions of print books dying a horrible, imminent death, «Publishing's Death Knell Premature.»

Which doesn't necessarily mean the statement isn't true, but is usually a death knell marking the beginning of the end of what once made that particular island or beach so great.

LEO CASTELLI: This was the death knell actually to the abstract expressionists.

Knell goes on to say, «We're connecting a cover story in the magazine in November around climate change to an Explorer's show on the channel in November around climate change, so people are going to have to judge us by what we do, not what's said about us.»

When wedding bells ring, the last thing a couple expects is the toll of the divorce knell.

Therefore if it turns out that cocoa powder is bad for acne, that's the final death knell for chocolate.

And in developing countries, the loss of the local colonial expat often seems to spell the death knell of many a regional record.

In the book «Short - term Play Therapy for Children,» authors Susan M. Knell and Meena Dasari write how psychologists use a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy and play therapy to treat children with anxiety and phobias.

Oyster's move to include a retail pay - per - title offering alongside its subscription earlier this year sounded the death knell as they struggled to increase their catalogue by any means possible.

Lecturer in Education Joseph Blatt kicked off the first class by inviting key executives to speak including one of Sesame Street's creators Lloyd Morriset, President and CEO of Sesame Workshop Gary Knell, Sesame Workshop Executive Vice President of Distribution Terry Fitzpatrick, and Sesame Workshop Executive Vice President of Education and Outreach Lewis Bernstein.

Photosensitisation is the death knell if you want clear skin while still surfing, walking, climbing or having fun with whatever activity you like.