Sentences with phrase «out of a mirage»

From a match turning into a sunrise to a man appearing out of a mirage to a spectacular train crash, you can thank «Lawrence of Arabia» for some of the most indelible images ever created on film.

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In plain terms, should China's economic miracle turn out to be a mirage, all of that would be at risk.

These lemmings saw the mirage of a predictably bland world which the Fed's abundance of liquidity had fabricated, and extrapolated it out into the future.

I like this answer to who made God: «Ultimately, an entire new world might emerge «Out of the White Hole», and replace Big Bang with a mere mirage of a non-existent past!»

Billowing steamrises out of the timber south of the valley, cresting in the bitter air to forma dome of ice crystals that hovers mirage - like above the tallest trees.

Portland's recent rise of success has been somewhat of a mirage as several games have been against teams with key players out due to injury.

What I am trying to get out of this is, what Mata did was a mirage of what Gervinho could have done, or inter-change with Walcott on a more regular basis in order for Bosingwa and Cole to have a difficult time in man marking.

Instead of luring unwary travelers to their doom, these cosmic mirages may turn out to be polestars guiding a new generation of explorers to the origin of the cosmos.

The reservation shimmers out of the reach of the builders like a desert mirage.

The scientific inquisitorial solution to the nagging doubts over miscarriages of justice may, after all, turn out to be an attractive mirage.

In the biofuels business, the idea of converting nonfood plants to fuels is like a mirage: enticing but seemingly just out of reach.

Like a desert mirage, this National Natural Landmark rises huge out of the barren, immense flatness of Oregon's high desert.

She choreographs various exercises and drills for Galoup and his comrades to act out; some of these are normal workouts, but in a kind of hallucination or noonday mirage, they seem to become dance sequences and exotic tableaux.

With the elegant prose of Frederick Busch and the Irish sensibility of William Trevor, Lynch masterfully creates a world where mirage and apparition are commonplace, where people searching for connection and old comforts find them both near at hand and oddly out of reach.

The endless plains, where mirages rose out of the dust and troops of longhorn cattle and fleet - footed horses turned to watch us pass.

After four hundred years on the wrong side of prejudice, intolerance, poverty and even witch hunts, all she really wants to do with her fifth life is hide out on a mirage with a bunch of cats.

In any case, drivers are too cheap not to hire one — the transfer from Tozeur is about $ 80 — and they free you up to freak out about the heat (110 degrees in summer), anguish about running out of gas, and enjoy the quivering mirages, spiraling whirlwinds, and blinding salt flats 20 times the size of Martha's Vineyard.

Out of no where hostile ghostly apparitions, called Mirages, appear and attack the people at the audition center.

It is a moment somewhat akin to the idea of a divine breath, breathing life in and out behind the mirage of imagery that our senses experience.

Out of the squall of falling dust a mirage.

As mirage pulls the landscape in and reflects it back out, this classic one - story suburban house becomes a framing device, a perceptual echo - chamber endlessly bouncing between the dream of nature as pure uninhabited state and the pursuit of its conquest.

A perplexed, prudish Charlie Brown looks out helplessly, trapped amid a mirage of panting dogs, a

However, professionals who have invested in what for a long time appeared like a mirage of art buying in China are beginning to get out while the going is still good.

Be careful to avoid SOI overfitting, which is a hazard of naively - ignorant decomposition due to the mirage coupling, which gives rise to occasional harsh interannual failures (literally 180 degrees out of phase = straight - up diagnostic HARD - FAIL revealing patently false model assumptions and associated misconception that needs to be promptly discarded).