Sentences with phrase «show ends tomorrow»
' Tales from Nowhere», Olle Schmidt's solo show ends tomorrow.
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Heck, we may end up watching all the shows tomorrow and we watched Hunger Games with our oldest last night (she read the books) after the other kids went to bed.
#delightedwithlife - I used to live by the scales, and got no end of satisfaction seeing it drop every week, when I was on a weight loss programme, but more recently, when my weight levelled off, I stopped caring about the scales - However, to be totally honest, i still had a little panic when I weighed myself & realised just how much my weight has increased recently - But it just goes to show u that the scales is not an accurate unit of measure, especially when you train with weights I'm not gonna say I'm entirely happy at this weight but seeing this pic deffo helps - Enjoy your training, enjoy your food, enjoy your life, and your body will respond accordingly ♀️ PS I'm writing this with a belly full of dominos Back on track tomorrow - #transformationtuesday #sameweight #differentbody #scalesversuspictures #mindfuck #healthybody #healthymind
In an interview for the Rolling Stone magazine, the American artist explains that whether our life ends tomorrow or five decades from today, there will always be some things left undone, some unrealized ideas sitting in the back of the mind itching to be shown to the world; he never really feared facing it, as it never really mattered to him: he was doing what he wanted to do until his last day.
After all, this show, which features a room - size installation, will be replaced at the end of its run by yet another show — the objects are here today, gone tomorrow, as the saying goes.
He has exhibited extensively with recent solo shows including the end of england at Galleries Goldstein, London (2012) and new portrait capes at The Horse Hospital, London (2012), whilst recent group shows have included The Tomorrow People at Elevator Gallery, London (2012) and New Foragers at Collyer Bristow, London (2012).
We end today's show talking about both Microsoft and Apple, as Microsoft Office is expected to reach the iPad tomorrow.