Sentences with phrase «shattering piece by»

Ever since the Telegraph ran their Earth - shattering piece by Chris Grayling.»

Not exact matches

The terror this last law struck into the hearts of inhabitants of the empire is demonstrated by an incident in the Acts of Peter in which a shattered imperial statue, broken in the course of a vigorous exorcism undertaken by Peter, was miraculously healed in response to the pleas of a terrified Christian, fearful of the consequences of leaving it in pieces.

And it's not just limited to the hitters, considering that Luis Severino fell off the wall and shattered into a million pieces last year, but the Yankees were capable of calmly rebuilding him, piece by piece.

Pieces of Her by Karin Slaughter The # 1 internationally bestselling author returns with a new standalone where a sudden act of violence shatters one woman's understanding of her mother and her past.

Pieces of the Great Fairies that have been shattered by the Skull Kid, these must be gathered by Link in...»)

The frenzied speed of the original Sonic titles for the Sega Genesis was gone, replaced by slow moving action of Knuckles searching for shattered Emerald pieces.

Exhaustion set in by Friday, but the determination to do everything overruled, none faulted the excess, and everyone I encountered had a highpoint; one young collector went around Untitled urging visitors to borrow a surfboard from Thomas Vu's 14 - surfboard piece and head to the water — «the roughened wood surface won't take you far out, but the experience of riding a piece of art will»; another couldn't get over the metaphor of Bernardaud's $ 9,000 porcelain edition of Jeff Koons balloon dog popping out of its display case and shattering at her feet.

They deserve the infrastructure to travel safely, arriving at their destination in one piece, rather than having their lives shattered by a 40 - tonne truck or a double - decker bus — and we should recognize it is our duty to safeguard their futures in this way.

In any vehicle you are surrounded by safety glass that is constructed to shatter in a large piece rather than break into potentially dangerous shards.

Will you see a clock the next time you look at your wrist, or will you see the dead plastic talisman of a society shattered into pieces by information overload?