Sentences with phrase «near the start of»

Near the start of that dominant stretch, Palmer signed on with agent Mark McCormick, the godfather of modern - day sports marketing, who founded sports - entertainment conglomerate IMG in 1960.

Straw Man wants to write budgets with machetes, with «deep cuts to public services,» Finance Minister Joe Ceci says near the start of his address.

He talks about one trader who «seems to get in near the start of every substantial bull move and works his $ 10 thousand up to a quarter of a million in a couple of months.

Aggravated assault committed in the Temple courtyard... (S) Near the end of his ministry... (J) Near the start of his ministry

My own professional career began near the start of the modern pastoral care movement.

Similarly, near the start of this century, Berry had challenged the left with his essay «The Failure of War,» offering stirring words about the humanity of an unborn «baby» — whom he called «an innocent fellow human,» not «an enemy - in - the - womb.»

Having continued to attract leading global food manufacturers such as Boulder Brands and sustained companies such as Kellogg's, AB Inbev and Unilever throughout the economic downturn, the industry in Wales generates more turnover and employs more people today than it did near the start of the recession.

If you watched the first video near the start of this post, you probably got the impression that Kobe and Kobe worked as some sort of an unstoppable dual threat.

It's chilly near the start of the Run - de-Vous, one of the hundreds of ultrarunning races that take place every year, but seven volunteers are working like the dwarves pounding packs of ice on the pavement and shuffling the broken cubes and sponges into buckets of water.

As of Sunday night, temperatures ranged from the low teens near the start of the race to some 20 degrees below zero further north.

Coming off a year in which four Big Ten teams finished the season ranked 8th or higher, there is plenty of preseason excitement surrounding the conference as we near the start of the season.

Oyster had one particularly bad pass back to Betos near the start of the game that nearly led to disaster, and Barnes had a few mishit balls of her own, but on the whole the duo performed admirably considering the conditions.

Eden Hazard, Riyad Mahrez and N'Golo Kante have been the past three winners, with the latter available at odds of 80/1 near the start of the 2016 - 17 season before his odds came tumbling down as the Frenchman helped Chelsea win the Premier League a year after achieving the same thing with Leicester City.

Real Madrid landed a 2 - 1 home win over Celta Vigo back near the start of the season and they are on a five - match winning streak against them as well.

Women are advised to begin a class near the start of their seventh month of pregnancy.

This third video shows footage that was near the start of the live - feed.

The Islanders» planned arena at Belmont Park is expected to take more than three years to complete, which would put the opening near the start of the 2021 - 22 hockey season.

As Buffalo Public Schools near the start of the long process for admission to the city's criteria school next year, the district is asking city residents to come up with ideas for improving racial and ethnic diversity in the schools.

Near the start of the debate Chris Bryant, the Labour MP who was a member of the joint committee that recommended a «full decant», criticised Andrea Leadsom for proposing two motions that would allow MPs to avoid a final decision.

Near the start of her first term, Miner asked Walsh to join City Hall, overseeing SIDA as its executive director.

The re-elected MPs are expected to bringing forward the election of a 1992 Committee Chairman from the end of May to a date nearer the start of the new Parliament.

Scientists think that an explosion of animal diversity and complexity began near the start of the Cambrian Period, about 541 million years ago.

The results, which focus on two choices near the start of embryo formation, show that, when cells are making decisions about what to become, there is greater variation in the activity of the genes in different cells — the same genes may be turned on in some cells and off in others.

When a person has too many CAGs in a row near the start of the huntingtin gene, a harmful «mutant» form of the protein is produced based on the instructions in the gene.

They were found lying down in shallow sea, which, according to researchers, could provide the first evidence of an environment where early life might have thrived near the start of Earth's geological record.

asks Haymitch (Harrelson) near the start of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1.

This was near the start of his post-May 1968 rejection of the filmmaking establishment; a period in which his determination to respond to the increasing radicalisation of the world with increasingly radical cinematic experiments also coincided with his relationship with the late Anne Wiazemsky (played by Stacy Martin), his wife and muse whom he first cast in 1967's La Chinoise, when she was 17 and he was pushing 40.

An added bonus is that the film's full U.S. theatrical trailer is found near the start of the Charlie Rose excerpt.

The item causes the Koopa Troopa to not appear near the start of the boards.

Polley's sister, Joanna, like each of the director's four siblings, will play a vital role providing her thoughts and her memories about the family and their complex relationships, but here near the start of their interview, she questions the very legitimacy of the project and whether their story carries any special weight.

Though a highly talented director like David Fincher (near the start of his career) was hired to direct Alien 3, Fincher was given little control over the final product.

Watching Emily Blunt's kidnapping specialist Kate Macer be talked into volunteering to assist on some patently shady cross-border operation near the start of Sicario, I was oddly reminded of a similar scene at the start of Aliens, where despite losing her entire crew in the previous installment, floating in space for 57 years, and having her daughter die in the meantime, Ellen Ripley needs only around two minutes of convincing to return to the fray.

There's something a little depressing about watching a talented actor like Jose Ferrer (who, near the start of his career, worked with filmmakers like Otto Preminger and John Huston) slog his way through junk like Zoltan... Hound of Dracula, and though he does deliver a surprisingly effective performance, it's just not enough to disguise the movie's many, many deficiencies.

Admittedly, it was still a bit too heavy on the codec dialogue sequences - including a particularly dreadful bit of pacing near the start of the game - but with genuinely great storytelling and gameplay on offer, it's hard not to be in a forgiving mood for such foibles.

«I'm going to science the shit out of this,» decides Mark Watney (Damon) near the start of The Martian, after the astronaut finds himself stranded on Mars.

The tension created near the start of the film is almost always present in some way.

«There's two kinds of people in this world: men of action, and everyone else,» Nicolas Cage says with a smirk near the start of Paul Schrader's latest film, Dying of the Light.

The plot starts with T'Challa assuming the mantle of king, after the death of his father T'Chaka (John Kani) in a terrorist attack at the United Nations (This, as those familiar with this superhero franchise will recall, happened near the start of Captain America: Civil War).

David is just a loner about whom nobody would know or care if he disappeared off the face of the earth one day, as another buddy of his from college (Thomas Lennon) puts it near the start of the film.

Ryan will officially assume his new role on Sept. 1, near the start of the 2013 - 14 academic year.

Most learning designers will find out what platforms need to be supported near the start of a project.

On the way to work today, near the start of the journey, when I stopped in a queue of traffic the engine quietly cut out with no warning or stutter.

Like you say, show me the good funds ahead of time (or Bill Miller near the start of his streak) and I'll invest in them.

He talks about one trader who «seems to get in near the start of every substantial bull move and works his $ 10 thousand up to a quarter of a million in a couple of months.

This discussion was published in December 2007, near the start of the 2007 - 2009 market collapse, and includes an Epilogue as of October 2017.

Felix did pretty well last year, becoming more aggressive in a timely fashion, near the start of the summer rally, and getting out a couple of months ago.

Felix became more aggressive in a timely fashion, near the start of the recent rally.

Felix has done very well this year, becoming more aggressive in a timely fashion, near the start of the summer rally, and getting out a couple of months ago.

The worst thing that can happen to you near the start of an investing career is that you make a series of successful timing decisions.

Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that the study starts the clock in 1959 which was near the start of a period of about 24 years of low stock returns.