Sentences with phrase «see obituary»

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For a full appreciation of his life and work, see the obituary in the LA Times.

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Bobby Robson had taken me on my FA prelim badge, and I had a lot of help from him, and that led on to Don Howe, David Sexton [see obituary, page 20] and Terry Venables.

June 2, 1897 — Upon seeing his obituary prematurely published in the New York Herald (almost 13 years before he died) Mark Twain penned his famous quip, «Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.»

Plain and simply, that was rotten luck for them if they'd hoped to someday see their obituaries on the front page of the New York Times.

Many of you will have seen the obituaries (MIT, NYT) for Ed Lorenz, who died a short time ago.

You'll see no obituaries.

Not exact matches

When she was finally considerate enough to die, and Schopenhauer saw the notice in the morning obituary, his only reaction was to reach for his pen and write in the margin: «Anus obit, onus abit» (the old woman dies, the debt departs).

In the article there are some further assertions by the Dalai Lama regarding this covert support, which has been initiated by his brothers (see also the obituaries for one of them in the NY Times and the Guardian):

See this New York Times obituary.

«Every time I open up the obituary page and see someone's who's young and has died suddenly, it doesn't take a whole lot for me to contact our Health Department and find out that, yeah, that person died of an opiate overdose,» Poloncarz said.

«I can see someone who is suffering from mental illness reading an obituary like this and thinking, «Look at the impact this has on my family, I'm going to get treatment.

Even with all the stuff going on in this world, life is still good, because I haven't seen my name in the obituaries yet...

In an effort to get students to think about how people see them, and what their futures might bring, Prather has them write three personal obituaries — one dated for the current year, one 25 years into the future, and one 50 years in the future.

When bloggers realized what was happening, some saw it as the «death» of guest blogging and promptly wrote the obituary.

When Joanna Russ, one of the few successful female science - fiction writers, died last year, her obituary in The New York Times referred to her as a writer who helped «deliver science fiction into the hands of the most alien creatures the genre had yet seen — women.»

You see local advertising, crossword puzzles, obituaries, and much more.

There's something wonderful about seeing the entire arc of a life as presented in an obituary.

By the time you read this, you may have seen many obituaries on my friend Parag Parikh, who recently died in a tragic road accident in Omaha.

By the time you read this, you may have seen many obituaries of my friend Parag Parikh — who recently died in a tragic road accident in Omaha.

In the past — and I am talking the last 20 years or so — many thought that getting word that Petco or PetSmart was entering their marketing turf was the equivalent of seeing their own obituary in the newspaper, or at least buying a cemetery plot.

For a full obituary, see Andrew Russeth's tribute at ArtNews.

Now, reading the obituary in the New York Times, I see that everyone hated them.

So when I see a small but insanely - successful business suddenly implode overnight [it seems to happen quite a lot in Silicon Valley], I'm guessing chances are it wasn't inability to manage growth per se that destroyed the business [a favorite reason cited by those writing business obituaries], but the inability for the business to manage complexity.

[For more information on Louis Finkelstein please see links to a LOUIS FINKELSTEIN: THE LATE PASTELS IN THE CONTEXT OF HIS ARTISTIC THINKING a brilliant essay by Martica Sawinon Lori Bookstein Fine Art and the article on Painting Perceptions, Louis Finkelstein, On Painterly From the 06/27/2000 NYT Obituary ``... As a critic, Mr. Finkelstein wrote for Artnews and the College Art Journal.

Their first meeting place was to have been in Pennsylvania, but Pollock failed to show; a few days later, stopping in Wisconsin to meet his wife, Still saw Pollock's obituary in the newspaper.

It's great to see him named this year's recipient of the World Food Prize, an award created in 1987 by another agricultural leader, Norman Borlaug (read Justin Gillis's fine obituary of Borlaug here).

We think it's more rallying cry than obituary, but see for yourself; read the paper and join the fray at www.backpacker.com/greendebate.

(A distinguished international arbitration specialist (see GAR obituary here), he had practiced at London's 20 Essex Street Chambers since 2009.

Hard to say, but as you read the obituaries online from last week and today — starting with an intro at the Blawg Review site by Colin Samuels — you can see that the answer is many.

I see too many obituaries with a footnote that states «a memorial fund has been set up at the funeral home to help pay for the burial of John Doe, because he had no life insurance.»

After former Bitcoin XT developer Mike Hearn pronounced Bitcoin dead in January, a chorus of negativity has ensued as seen best on the website Bitcoin Obituaries which now pegs the number of times Bitcoin death's has been declared at 101.

In its short lifespan of 10 years, Bitcoin has seen many obituaries.

See full obituary.

Mr. Burgard's obituary says, «Merv was an avid reader, who was rarely seen without a good book in his hands.

She asked if I'd seen the morning edition of the National Post — the obituary section.

Another option is to check the obituary to see if relatives are listed.