Sentences with phrase «sadly deceased»
That was on the Climate Quotes blog, which seems to be sadly deceased.
http://www.climate-resistance.org/
Also included is a solid commentary from author Stephen Rebello, an audio excerpt from the legendary series of Hitchcock interviews conducted by the great director and cinephile, François Truffaut, and the feature - length documentary, «The Making of Psycho,» which features interviews with Janet Leigh and screenwriter Joseph Stefano, both now sadly deceased.
Does the sadly deceased Ledger deserve an Oscar for his performance as some has suggested?
Instead this «new» Joker, as portrayed by the sadly deceased Heath Ledger, is an absolutely maniacal murderous psychopath as co-star Michael Caine said in an interview.
But I've also been present for my parents, who are both now sadly deceased.
Not exact matches
Sadly, five more were found deceased.
Sadly, an additional deceased cat was removed from the building and the ARL is now working with the owners to provide cremation services.
In Italian medieval fresco traditions, like the mostly - destroyed ones in Pisa, the escaping soul is depicted as a baby floating out from the deceased mouth; this dolphin seemed too to be gently and sadly seeking transcendence.
3 BRUCE HAINLEY, UNDER THE SIGN OF [SIC]: STURTEVANT»S VOLTE - FACE (SEMIOTEXT (E)-RRB- I will be challenged, thrilled, and electrified by Hainley's mind - expanding study of the proleptic and vertiginous force of art and intellection known as Sturtevant far longer than the decade or so the author spent meticulously investigating his razzle - dazzle subject (now, sadly, deceased).
Jury: Penelope Curtis (Chairperson and Director of Tate Britain); Andrew Hunt (Director of Focal Point Gallery); Heike Munder (Director of Migros Museum of Contemporary Art, Zurich); Michael Stanley (Director of Modern Art Oxford), sadly now deceased; and Mark Sladen (Director of Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen).
Someone asked Carolee Schneemann if the original participants could do a re-staging of «Meatjoy» (1964); sadly many are now deceased.