Sentences with phrase «on far sides»

The screen layout takes some getting used to though; your button prompts are on the far sides of the screen, with the dancers starring in the middle.

Donat, playing the hype man, starts introducing three other creators on the far side of the room at around 9:30.

Instead, he did it the same way a fast - growth software or biotech company develops products — with a small team, angel funding, freewheeling management, a willingness to take big risks, and a belief that serious profit lay on the far side.

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The pose of daring young innovator must be increasingly hard to maintain twenty - five years later, on the far side of middle age.

We take many of the entities on the nearer side too seriously, and many of the entities on the farther side too lightly.

The spontaneous freedom of a musical virtuoso comes as a result of and on the far side of hours of rigorous preparation.

Yes, they should, even if one wishes they would go more in the spirit of Paul Ricoeur's second naivete — the simplicity that lies on the far side of complexity.

Note that the two thinkers have emerged on the far side of their epistemological differences here, and are finding agreement on metaphysical issues.

Thus the gospels record remembered facts, but record them as understood on the farther side of resurrection.

On the far side of the gap lay the Roman Empire, the final embodiment of the older civilization.

The religious heart, he suggests, approaches the Sacred, the Beyond, the Other with a sense of awe, and moves toward the celebrative that is on the far side of inhibition.

Of course, Whitehead was British, but his metaphysical works were written on the far side of the Atlantic.

Most of us have found that place somewhere on the far side of a shadowy valley that stretched from the wreck of our own first naïveté to the point where we finally gave up the need for sure answers to every question.

9 If I rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, 10 even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast.

On the far side of the lake, in Gerasa, many die so that one man can be saved.

Each time I'm on a plane that rises above the clouds at sunrise, I think of Psalm 139 — «If I rise on the wings of the dawn, or settle on the far side of the sea... even there your hand will guide me» — and I am grateful for the gift of these lovely words.

As a result the surface is much hotter on the near side than on the far side, and the most habitable zone would be the intermediate area between the light and dark sides of the planet.

They're also consistent with the Flying Spaghetti Monster controlling everything with His Noodly Appendage, or an invisible teapot on the far side of the moon, or the dragon that lives in my garage.

On the far side of the older argument over the compatibility of Catholicism and democracy, this book seeks to convince us that the principles and practices of the free society are made necessary by Catholic teaching.

As Poles involved in the rising died by the thousands every day, the massive Soviet army sat passively by on the far side of the Vistula, Churchill and the British anguished over their broken promises, and Roosevelt could hardly have cared less.

Right now it's a major expedition to the Sprouts store on the far side.

We climbed first through green moorland where curly - horned rams with the whitest fleeces I have ever seen gazed at us through the soft Kerry rain that could easily change to sunshine on the far side of Connor Pass, so changeable and dramatic the weather there.

They landed a force on the far side of the island and kept up a steady bombardment on the forts.

XO is still covering the center lane and would be in a good position to disrupt a cross ice pass if there happened to be someone driving to the net on the far side.

On the far side of the room, Danny Van Rheen and his blonde J - schooler Allison had captured a booth.

The bridge that spans the Tiber River on the way to the stadium is littered with Borghetti canisters, and on the far side, Roma fans are gathering in a makeshift piazza.

Grubauer simply sprung a leak on the far side.

Sid, on the other hand, sees there is an opening on the far side and passes it to himself before batting in.

But this rotation also meant covering a man on the other side of the field, one man on one — and the man on the far side the Giants had to cover was Tommy McDonald, one of the most feared receivers in the game.

however, it's over-hit and the ball runs away for a throw - in to United on the far side.

He spots a player on the far side with his hands out - stretched.

Moreno expects the ball to go over to the man on the far side — his man — and he darts to the left to get there, before Correa touches it.

Camp under the stars or go for a swim on the far side of the lake for a new perspective.

Read about some other natural living practices of mine that land on the far side of crunchy like washing my face with oil, using cloth mama pads, and even using cloth TP!)

Steering our country through this storm; reaching the sunshine on the far side can not mean sticking to the same, wrong course.

To put it diplomatically, we were both operating at the limits of our understanding - sailors adrift on the Far Side of the World, at the mercy of the wind and waves, like those in Peter Weir's stirring film.

Beneath the water and sediment, the impact scar looks strikingly similar to Schrödinger crater on the far side of the moon.

Precise measurements of their velocities, ages and distances would allow astronomers to trace the stellar fugitives back to their homes, even on the far side.

The moon's crust is thicker on its far side (pictured) and differs in composition from rocks on the side facing Earth.

It's on the far side of the mountain range, more than 10 hours away, but it will allow them to make the most of what's left of a two - week research window.

«None of the Apollo missions were planned to land on the far side, and that is an awfully large area to leave unexplored,» Schmitt says.

On the far side of the gap, named after Alfred Romer, the Harvard University researcher who first noticed it, tetrapods are rare and ill - adapted for terrestrial living.

This time it was a stunning success: Their computer program produced fuzzy yet unmistakable images of sunspots on the far side.

The simulation suggests rocks on the far side come mostly from the smaller moon, which should have previously cooled and solidified faster than the main moon, making its rocks older.

«When you see all three of these things together, it gives you the picture that something spectacular is happening on the far side,» says St. Cyr.

On the far side of the park, along a buffer zone near the Tuul River, we stopped at a lone ger.

The predators would first appear on the far side of the maze.

Hundreds of regions of magnetised rock dot the moon's surface, mostly on the far side.