Sentences with phrase «part of a crew doing»

Construction workers who are part of a crew doing extensive repairs to the bridge at 5:30 a.m. were the first to notice the white flags flying where the American flag once flew, Miller said.

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Well, he did just that and was part of the crew that earned promotion this season.

Sen. Lee Zeldin, a Long Island Republican, says the work crews of the Long Island Power Authority have done a good job restoring power to darkened parts of Nassau and Suffolk counties.

I was part of that team all the way through the Lord Cullen Commission hearings in London, and I had to listen to one of my friends explain to the Cullen Commission why he and his colleagues had turned off the smoke alarms on the platform because the operating crew was doing a routine maintenance procedure late in the evening.

And part of the problem with this sequel is how little it lets its star just riff with silly abandon, as he did throughout the original, rather than advance the serious themes set out by Yuh Nelson and her crew.

The mutinous derring - do on the part of the crew who must execute the rescue mission against all odds, is as exciting as anything I've ever seen at the movies.

«This rider covers the crew, and it covers the on - screen roles of the smaller parts, you know, the folks who make their living doing part after part, who also combine that with waiting tables.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 is rolling out in theaters as we speak and the cast and crew are doing countless interviews in support of it.

I suppose the old Jimmy Stewart film would never have shown the passengers working on the plane while shaking their asses to Outkast's «Hey Ya», or can claim to have the hip quotient of a Tyrese (2 Fast 2 Furious) or Sticky Fingaz (Lift) as part of the crew, but does anyone think these facets are worthy enough elements to make a whole new movie out of?

To suggest this remake wasn't influenced at least in part by its Broadway musical counterpart would be an understatement, but the production crew didn't have the magic of CGI at their disposal.

Join the Cheat Code Central crew this week as they do Part 1 of their 2009 Preview Special, with the most anticipated games of 2009.

The whole crew is back, and acquit themselves well for the most part — Karl Urban is as crotchety as ever as Bones, Simon Pegg gets more to do in Scotty's expanded role, Zoe Saldana manages to kick ass as Uhura (despite the unfortunate need to make much of her role in the film about her lover's quarrel with Spock), and so on.

For the most part, the crew of the Starship Enterprise are doing so.

http://www.nerdlocker.com — This week the Nerds discuss topics like: Miley Cyrus becomes part of Adam Sandler's crew in Hotel Translyvania, Star Trek 2 has its sights on a villain, Maniac enlists a hobbit, Titans just can't help itself, Steve Carell only does comedy, Mad Max: Fury Road goes for the warm and fuzzies, Robocop analyzes human emotion.

Chris is unaware that his partner, Michael (Chiwetel Ejiofor), is on the take, part of a crew of criminals and crooked cops doing the mob's bidding.

For their part, Random House explained that the pricing of the ebook now reflects the price of the audiobook edition of the same title; however, there was no justification for that pricing model, since ebooks don't require the costs associated with utilizing a recording crew and voice talent.

So the cats who arrive on my doorstep as strays / dumped cats have, realistically, the following options: (1) if I don't intervene in their lives, they'll end up as feral cats, with short miserable life expectancies; (2) if I take them to the animal shelter, there's a better than 50 - 50 chance they'll be euthanized within thirty days; or (3) I can keep them as part of my crew of outdoor cats.

When a breed didn't quite seem to fit in any other group, it became part of the Non-Sporting crew.

I flew the Finnair A350 back in October when it was still doing trips between European cities as part of the crew orientation exercises and that was quite a bit of fun (review of the Finnair A350).

However, they describe the Aliens as having no sense of danger about them, that your skin doesn't crawl when the tracker starts to go off as it should: «At no point are you given a real reason to fear the Aliens: after all, they are pests and you are part of the intergalactic extermination crew.»

Alan presents some more exclusive footage of The Crew from the preview event held in Paris, with some off - cuts covering aspects of the game we didn't see in part one such as the car customisation and an overview of the map.

Heck, if I don't like flight sims at all, I can just join someone's crew and do mercenary work for the FPS part of the game!

Perhaps realizing that time was of the essence to save the deer, and frustrated with the pace of rescue crews to solve the matter, Jim and Khalil teamed up and stepped in to do their part.

We don't live in the part of the atmosphere where radiation is dominant unless you're flight crew on a jumbo jet.

Both German and international aviation legislation allows pilots to continue to fly between the ages of 60 and 65 as long as they do so as part of a crew with at least one pilot under the age of 60.

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