Sentences with phrase «live during the raids»

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by During this banker raid on paper gold and paper silver, while banking shill Nouriel Roubini was spouting more propaganda in the distribution channels of the mass media of a gold collapse to sub-par $ 1000 an ounce prices, we were busy informing our readers about the «Lies of Nouriel Roubini» (whose sole purpose in life, -LSB-...]

Nearly 20 years ago, 76 people lost their lives during an FBI raid near Waco, Texas.

I lived a short walk from Highbury in Finsbury Park but the Germans had bombed our state - of - the - art stadium during one of the Luftwaffe's many air raids.

In 2009, the Federal Bureau of Investigation finally gathered enough evidence to confiscate the Toyes» supposed Hunter collection, and during the raid they noticed that «they lived in a very modest house with approximately 30 cats,» Magness - Gardine says.

Marjane's principles, as confident as she is that she's always right, aren't unshakeable, either: At one point, she angers her beloved grandmother, a stout, lively woman with refreshingly progressive views about life and love (her voice belongs to Danielle Darrieux), when she recounts how she saved herself from being arrested during a raid (she was wearing makeup, which is forbidden) by telling a police officer that a stranger on the street had looked at her salaciously.

Glass is desperate to protect his son, borne to a Pawnee mother killed during an English raid, right in front Glass» eyes, in the village wherein he spent what seems to be the best years of his life, and so he takes responsibility over the small surviving party (apparently led by Henry) and commands them to part with their raft fearing another ambush would follow should they continue floating that stream.

It looks like a war movie about life in England during the London Blitz, when air raids by German planes were a daily fact of life.

The most walk outs happened during The Raid 2 and The Voices more than any other films I went to, and I remember distinctly standing ovations at Boyhood, the Ebert doc Life Itself and The Raid 2.

As a child, Lotte may not have been fully aware of the dangers and struggles around her, but her memories of rationing, evacuation to Herefordshire and the Home Counties, barrage balloons, blackouts, air raid sirens and bunkers give an incredible insight into life during wartime Britain.

The raids on the 19th February, in which some 253 people lost their lives, were the first of 64 such raids carried out by the Japanese during the period February 1942 to November 1943.

This is a worse problem during raids where 25 people must coordinate their real - life schedules and the ability to log off at any time is basically gone.

From mad wallpaper - maker William Morris's Red House in Bexleyheath to Kurt Schwitter's fabled Merzbau in Hanover (which was destroyed during an Allied bombing raid) to Max Ernst's remote deserst compound in Arizona, the fantastically designed homes in this gorgeously illustrated book are important expressions of the artists» inner lives.