Sentences with phrase «time traveling from»

These days, Holzer spends most of her time traveling from project to exhibition and working on her paintings in her Brooklyn studio and at home in rural Hoosick Falls, New York.

Between the brief bouts of fighting, you'll spend a lot of time traveling from one place to the next, searching for someone to fight or just running straight toward the final objective.

She spent her time traveling from base to base, recording the goings - on of uniformed men and women.

Moussouris spends about half her work time traveling from the company's headquarters in San Francisco to Washington, D.C., for policy and regulation functions — and eventually home to Seattle.

Unless 2005 - spec Kimi time travels from the past to complete the season, anyway.

Mastai is a screenwriter and this book plays out like a movie (it is also no surprise the movie rights were quickly sold) as Tom Barrens time travels from the 2016 we thought we would be living in and then must time travel into the 2016 we really live in.

This basically says that some principle of physics, perhaps as yet undiscovered, will always come to the rescue and prevent time travel from happening.

A French nobleman and his servant time travel from the 12th century and wind up in Chicago in the «90s.

From there, we go from the occult, to Penelope Cruz DTV failures, to two vastly different takes time travel from the 1980s to Chinese shopping malls.

He gets to time travel from the 1920s through the 1980s, killing girls in different decades, all to satisfy a bloodthirsty Chicago bungalow.

December will bring nostalgic time travel from Telltale, an artistic gem, some Warhammer, and a lesser - known ha...

The promise of a visual upgrade is legit based on what I played and experienced at E3, but the choice to keep the engine very similar in terms of animations and performance could turn off those who aren't used to playing games as if they time traveled from 1999.

Apfelbaum has said this of the new work: «I want to time travel from early pagan mysticism, to 1970's new spiritualism, to Jodorowsky's Holy Mountain in the space of a rug - filled gallery.»

I drive through Pasadena, TX each time I travel from Austin, TX to New Orleans and it = stinks = from the refineries, and Lake Charles, LA isn't any better, nor is Baton Rouge, LA.

Not exact matches

De Brouwer founded Starlab NV / SA, a multidisciplinary laboratory in Brussels where about 130 scientists worked on various projects, encompassing bits of everything from time travel to neuroscience.

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13) any adverse impact on Boeing's and Airbus» production of aircraft resulting from cancellations, deferrals, or reduced orders by their customers or from labor disputes, domestic or international hostilities, or acts of terrorism; 14) any adverse impact on the demand for air travel or our operations from the outbreak of diseases or epidemic or pandemic outbreaks; 15) our ability to avoid or recover from cyber-based or other security attacks, information technology failures, or other disruptions; 16) returns on pension plan assets and the impact of future discount rate changes on pension obligations; 17) our ability to borrow additional funds or refinance debt, including our ability to obtain the debt to finance the purchase price for our announced acquisition of Asco on favorable terms or at all; 18) competition from commercial aerospace original equipment manufacturers and other aerostructures suppliers; 19) the effect of governmental laws, such as U.S. export control laws and U.S. and foreign anti-bribery laws such as the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the United Kingdom Bribery Act, and environmental laws and agency regulations, both in the U.S. and abroad; 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and 35) our ability to complete the proposed accelerated stock repurchase plan, among other things.

«Carly Fiorina was the only one who didn't sound like she had time - traveled from the Reagan administration,» says Lanae Erickson Hatalsky, director of social policy and politics at Third Way, a left of center think tank.

Christina has traveled all over the world as a professional dancer, while Sean has done everything from performing full time at Disney World to headlining as a singer aboard Royal Caribbean cruises.

To figure this out, the research team recruited 1,874 participants from business schools and online discussion panels, and then surveyed them both about time spent abroad and how those travel experiences impacted their self - knowledge.

Aged 14, he had won a fundraising competition run by charity World Vision and traveled from his home town of Melbourne, Australia to spend time in Manila to learn about international development.

There's an entire underground tunnel system so the cast and crew can «time travel» from one place to another.

Duong Tri Thanh said his airline benefited from a diaspora of 2 million Vietnamese living in the United States, but most of the traffic was more likely to be driven by price rather than the convenience of saving a few hours of travel time.

For now, McBride said, the professional staff at the White House can do much of the event planning, with the first lady weighing in remotely and traveling down from time to time.

Thanh said his airline benefited from a diaspora of 2 million Vietnamese living in the United States, but most of the traffic was more likely to be driven by price rather than the convenience of saving a few hours of travel time.

Now it's time to take a swim in the trade channel, the means by which the merchandise travels from manufacturer to end user.

On the flipside, let's remember my case study from my time at iExplore, right after 9 - 11, with the travel business imploding in the wake of terrorism.

In the fall, I was logging 80 - plus - hour weeks on a regular basis, traveling most of the time, trying to recover from a bike accident without taking any time off, and sleeping poorly.

All were exciting departures from the standard fuselage - and - wings template that has plied the skies since the dawn of modern commercial air travel, but, excitement or not, don't count on boarding one any time soon.

Traveling to and from the festival was Baackes» biggest expense her first time at Burning Man.

The luxury bracelet - made from materials including watersnake skin, pearls from China and Madagascan lapis stones - acts as a subtle personal assistant of sorts: alerting of pre-selected incoming calls, recommending restaurants nearby, and even notifying the owner when it's time to leave an event for the next appointment based on travel time.

B.C. says the service could cut travel times between Vancouver and Seattle to about 60 minutes from three hours.

While that's more than the $ 196 billion Chinese business travelers spent last year, business - travel spending in China grew 13.2 percent — three times the 4.4 percent growth rate in the U.S.. By 2016, Chinese business travelers are expected to spend more than those from the U.S., according to the report.

And for the design fiends, who prefer their gadgets to look like they time - travelled from 1969.

She travels from home in California to Toronto four times a year, and is looking for an apartment in the city for when she's here on company business.

Another social fantasy game, with a narrative involving giants and time travel, Glitch raised $ 17 million from Accel Partners and Andreessen Horowitz, but the timing was again bad: They were building a desktop game at a time when users were migrating over to mobile devices.

(Waze told Boston.com that the worst time to travel this weekend will be on Friday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.)

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Musk, of SpaceX and Tesla (TSLA) fame, recently tweeted that he had received «verbal» approval from the U.S. government to build a «Hyperloop,» a train system that would enable travel between Washington, D.C. and New York in just 29 minutes, some time in the near future.

A recent report from Project: Time Off, which is sponsored by the U.S. Travel Association, estimated that for the average worker, unused vacation days represent a loss of $ 604.

Dylan Harris, director of Lupine Travel, added that amped up media coverage of North Korea during times of tension brings about more interest in the country, which results in extra bookings that negate any cancellations from more wary travelers.

Shearwood wakes up at 5 a.m. in order to travel from Nottingham to London in time for a 7:45 arrival.

In addition to SpaceX, the entrepreneur serves as chief executive of Tesla Motor Co., an electric car company, is chairman and co-founder of SolarCity and is working to build a high - speed «Hyperloop» transportation system, which — in theory — could revolutionize travel by cutting commute time from Los Angeles to San Francisco to 30 minutes.

Pür Gum — which now has revenues in excess of $ 10 million, about 60 % of which come from outside Canada — soon began to target certain high density U.S. urban regions — New York, parts of California, Florida — all «health hubs» where Klein reckoned he could visit many potential retailers without logging a huge amount of travel time.

And while the seasoned «road warrior» will certainly benefit from using Upside, Walker says the core customers will likely be people who travel domestically four to six times a year or twice a year internationally.

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Travel can be expensive, but the most accomplished and fulfilled people figure out ways to explore new cities or visit friends and family during their time off from work.

«They're really busy, they're traveling all the time,» he says, «but even the ones from California, when they come to Boston, they'll set up hour or half hour meetings to meet all the teams.»

Students who would otherwise take time off from school to pursue work, research, or travel can continue their studies through online courses.