Sentences with phrase «particular line caught»

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While still unproven, this particular innovation trend has caught the eye of larger brands such as Stumptown and Chameleon, both of whom unveiled sparkling cold brew lines with citrus flavors last year.

Koscielny was too deep in our own half marking no one in particular when Per who was monitoring Costa had pushed up close to the centre line with the view to catching Costa offside.

I recently purchased the Michael kors Parker ceramic chronograph watch for my 22 yr old daughter as a surprise Christmas present, she had a poor copy of one originally, so thought the original would be the perfect gift for her, this particular watch caught my eye on line with the rose gold and white it looked stunning and was very reasonably priced for such a beautiful watch, I ordered straight away which was so quick and easy and within days it was hear I was so excited, anyone would of thought it was for me, when I opened the box I was so thrilled it was more stunning than the picture online and looked so very expensive, and all that for well under 200 amazing, Christmas morning came and when at last the parcel was opened the sqeals of delight and tears that rolled down my daughters cheeks when she realised that this was a Michael kors original were priceless thankyou very much for the gift of an amazing present

Seriously though, that particular line should have been caught by an editor.

But I found myself crying not just when we get Dean's affecting and deeply personal description of the VAB, but when we meet strangers lined up along the side of the road waiting for hours to catch sight of a launch, when we meet the men and women — one man in particular, Omar Izquerido, an orbiter integrity clerk at the VAB — who have devoted their lives to the space shuttle program, and who continue to devote themselves enthusiastically to their work even as they watch its end creeping toward them.

When early previews of Space Marine surfaced last year, one line in particular caught my eye: a response from a Relic rep to a question from Rock Paper Shotgun about whether or not the game - looking so much like Gears of War as the writer felt - would contain a cover system.

It argues that a combination of a targeted carbon intensity level with an emissions cap on a particular sector at some point around or beyond 2020 is the bottom line, beyond which China can not afford to go until its per capita income catches up with the level of middle - developed countries.

First, in regard to Ross Gelbspan, it appears Blakemore has a backpedal situation that most people would agree a reporter should never be caught doing, then there is a problem with a particular line in Blakemore's ABC News bio, and finally there is the larger problem of how the global warming issue seems to owe its life to the sheer lack of rigorous journalism about it.