Sentences with phrase «opportune moment»

Television director Cressida (Natalie Dormer) follows Katniss around with a crew, filming at opportune moments in order to create «propos» which will be disseminated through the wires: viral videos to the Capitol's mainstream media dominance.

The service is being launched at the most opportune moment what, as holiday flying will soon be reaching its peak.

And then there's the small matter of the third party in your room or down the hall, ready to wail at the least opportune moment.

Jean - Gabriel joins us at a very opportune moment in our journey as we embark on an accelerated growth and expansion plan to take Kerzner to new places around the world, from Mexico and beyond

Sure, breastfeeding in a quiet private place is ideal, but infants don't tend to pick opportune moments to get hungry and they're not adults, they can't just sit quietly till they find an acceptable moment to eat like we do.

Its announcement came at a politically opportune moment, since food aid programs are part of the U.S. farm bill, which is up in Congress for reauthorization.

Lukaku bides his time and chooses opportune moments.

I have just one thing to say to you: Too bad, because the zombies are coming, and this is the only opportune moment to practice for the oncoming apocalypse that Umbrella Corporation will bring.

There may be no greater opportune moment to snatch an elusive Premier League title than the current season... when Chelsea completely stuttered under Jose Mourinho, when Manchester United's problems are not simply a question of management, when Manchester City struggle with motivation knowing Manuel Pellegrini will not be there in a matter of months and when the winning formula continues to escape Liverpool.

The author says he wrote the first draft pre-9 / 11 and he has now published it at a significantly opportune moment in the history of the US Presidency.

All of that combined makes it a really opportune moment.

Just remember, you can not eradicate your psoriasis purely by diet alone, you may subdue or tame it, but it will be ready to flare up and make your life miserable at the next opportune moment

In addition to the sly humor to be found in the background of every Aardman production (labels for Costly Crackers and Stumbler's Whiskey, a wall papered with news stories about the «Veggy Monster» from «The Curse of the Were - Rabbit»), «Flushed Away» features a hilarious running gag in the form of a Greek chorus of singing slugs, who harmonize at opportune moments on everything from «Don't Worry, Be Happy» to «Mr. Lonely.»

We made this decision well before the presidential election, but the election has created opportune moments to examine both issues.

Armed with one of 14 weapons — each of which demands a unique play style — you need to attack at opportune moments regardless of whether you favor light or heavy weapons.

Dale Stinton, CEO of the DocuSign, summed it up yesterday in San Francisco when he said: «After my 35th year at NAR, in all that time, I have not seen a more opportune moment for intelligent minds to get together to figure out the electronic transaction process from beginning to end.

Enemies are taggable, you can sneak around them and attack at opportune moments, and you often have a companion following you around (ie: Sam, Elena, or Sully).

They can even see which pages of your website the client is on, allowing them to make contact at the most opportune moment.

With the impeccable Gareth Barry now departed and Morgan Schneiderlin ruled out of Sunday's trip to Chelsea, Besic couldn't have chosen a more opportune moment for his return.

Yet that seems a minor problem compared with the security - camera video of Colin canoodling with a married cheerleading coach that goes viral at the least opportune moment — a public embarrassment that further lowers the temperature on his already frigid marriage to Deborah (a wasted Connie Nielsen).

I am very happy to be here because this meeting takes place at a very opportune moment and also because it is necessary to question the prevailing model of globalisation which is extremely destructive for the smallest and the weakest in our society and particularly for the small farmers.

I've been wanting to make a rainbow salad for a while now, but this seemed like an especially opportune moment.

That the film should present Shakespeare's oeuvre as a stack of leather - bound tomes saved for a politically opportune moment, filed away like cadavers in de Vere's «secret writings of Oxford» drawer, is bad enough.

«Some illiquid assets have the potential for long - term gains, but you have to be in a situation where you don't need to sell them; you need to be able to hold onto them until the opportune moment, when they have appreciated in value — and there's someone willing to buy them.»

Although companies like Netscape and Google are almost always presented as radically innovative start - ups, out to change the world from day one, the fact is, they began as incremental improvements, executed at opportune moments.

Chronos was the ticking of the clock; kairos was the «opportune moment.»

To do the same, businesses do not necessarily need to wait for opportune moments like the next Super Bowl blackout or a newly released box office hit.

Schedule your social media marketing at opportune moments; for example, at times before meetings are due to start and end.

If the expense crops up during a busy time for Uber, you can pay off the expense relatively quickly; if it's a slow period, you might be at it a while; but you need the money ASAP, so you don't have the luxury of waiting for the opportune moment.

Remember to trade only at the opportune moment, not before or after.

Then, you will need to wait until an opportune moment when the asset is worth more than what you paid for it.

According to Walliyulla, Islam made its appearance in the fourth stage of human evolution at the opportune moment, when the Roman and Persian civilizations had crushed the natural equality of mankind and the exploitation of the poorer classes by the rich had become almost unbearable for large masses of mankind.

The recent elections ushered in an opportune moment to address religious liberty, he said, especially while the Equality Act — a congressional proposal to extend LGBT freedoms that could have advanced under a Hillary Clinton administration — will likely remain on hold under a Republican - led government.

Just now, as Islamic nations wrestle both with new theoretical ideas and new public policies concerning religious liberty, there may be an opportune moment for reviewing how crucial religious liberty is for democracy.

It is an opportune moment to look again at the significance of vowing, both for one's self - understanding and for one's understanding of the other to whom such vows are made.

It is an opportune moment to renew our daily practice of examination of conscience.

The spiriual guide must not waste speech loquaciously but must save spech for the opportune moment of its greatest effect, when, symbdically, one may be able to «ring the bells» of another's moral awareness or self - understanding.

It took forty years for one of history's most productive intellects in the most opportune moment — in, perhaps, the kairotic moment — in American intellectual history to reach, in the nick of time, a philosophical and theological justification for the unorthodox action he had taken in his twenties.

They wait for the opportune moment.

They wait for the opportune moment... and they get busy, then it is an especially difficult season for the shepherd (s) and the flock.

But when the opportune moment comes and they get busy, then it is an especially difficult season for the shepherd (s) and the flock.

Those cheery feelings are waiting for an opportune moment to pull a bait - and - switch on you.

As such, mature religion is willing to risk the threat of discord that attends any evolutionary zest for realizing more intense forms of harmony at the opportune moments.

The National Secular Society will claim in its study on Monday that the Prince of Wales» coronation will provide an «opportune moment» to make the case for separating the Church of England with the state - or «disestablishment.»