Sentences with phrase «old event seem»

Not exact matches

http://www.theskepticalreview.com/JEHillJesusProphecies.html With that in mind, here are some events that should have been tied to Old Testament prophecy but some how seem to miss the divine cut:

When it seemed clear that he was expected to give a speech, he stood up and mentioned what we had discussed on our afternoon walk: that this was something of a historical event, the last of the old - style missionaries, and that to him it meant that now the church was 100 per cent on its own for indigenous leadership.

When this world began to become more complex, pluralistic and morally ambiguous and it also became clear that influences other than those which could easily be understood on Main Street decided the course of events, both the old teachings and the institutions that taught them began to seem less relevant.

If using a ball seems old hat, bowling aficionados and novices alike are invited to hurl a turkey down the lane during an annual Orland Park event.

Tips For Choosing Holiday Party Attire As I get older, every week or month, there seems to be an event, especially this time of year.

Why anyone should want to attend such an event is merely the first of many questions one might pose about the proceedings, but a few other thirtysomethings do show up: There's Annie's blandly accommodating fiancé Matt (Jason Ritter)-- not for a second do they seem close or suited to one another — as well as third sister Jessie (DuVall), a lesbian who's there with her partner Sarah (Natasha Lyonne), and pals Jack (Ben Schwartz) and his frisky 22 - year - old girlfriend Lola (Alia Shawkat).

The story is a vague, world is ending and we need to save it mess, and it does have that old time standard of characters involved in massive, life altering events who seem oblivious to the scope, instead focused on the mundane and adolescent interactions that most characters have.

It is a similar experience to that offered with the old Ferrari FXX, where it seems McLaren will essentially keep the car for you and take it to racing events which you will compete in.

«Sometimes it seems unfair that events so old can reach forward through the years, sinking claws into one's life and twisting all that follows it.

Going into the event, it seemed like Insomniac was going back to its roots by reviving old favorites from Resistance: Fall of Man.

Even the back page is an E3 quiz, and the Retro section seems to have taken a vacation to pack all this coverage of a month - old event into the pages.

Pros: + Extremely beautiful graphics + Framerates are consistent at all times + Follows the anime, but also offers a new insight into pre-existing events + Character creation while simple is top notch + An amazing and highly enjoyable soundtrack that never seems to get old.

The story is a vague, world is ending and we need to save it mess, and it does have that old time standard of characters involved in massive, life altering events who seem oblivious to the scope, instead focused on the mundane and adolescent interactions that most characters have.

An older buying pool translated to an increased focus on blue - chip works and Asian mainstays, perhaps one of the reasons the fair's often robust auxiliary events and programming seemed somewhat subdued this year by comparison.

I've been having a lot of conversations, these last few weeks, about how to negotiate a world that seems dominated by event - driven enthusiasm for art fairs, versus the old fashioned gallerist's «craft» of nurturing a stable of artists and presenting considered, coherent gallery exhibitions that introduce bodies of new work.

Also I seem to remember that old forests adapt better to extreme events than young forests; young forests (especially during the first ten years of life) tend to seqester very little carbon during drougts, floods and so on.

When a nine - year - old boy attempted to punch his younger brother in a play fight and missed, it can hardly have seemed likely that the events would end up being considered by the Court of Appeal.

It seems librarian karaoke night is a 13 - year - old tradition, now officially sponsored by the Computing Services Special Interest Section of the AALL, and last year's event in Washington, D.C., drew 75 participants.