Sentences with phrase «to come of this»

For artists coming of age in the late 1950s and 1960s, there was this incredible weight of the influence and power of abstract expressionism.

We discuss how having a big vision is so important, but that it doesn't mean anything if nothing comes of it.

Anyone who came of ages in the decade will remember it well.

That's what comes of investing in a public good.

Is this the sign of a mature faith which has finally come of age?

Man come of age would get on without it.

With devices like that, business - to - business links are coming of electronic age.

Modern art reveals to us the religious void of a modern world came of age.

«Many young adults came of age in the recession and had financial boundaries placed on them, limiting their access to traditional goods and services,» he explains.

«This might just be the day when the political process in the north came of age,» he said.

Best of luck in the future and years to come of good health.

Friendship is a must, if something more comes of it, I'm willing to explore that and see where it leads.

He was the subject of a high percentage of transfer rumours last summer, but nothing ever came of them.

If 2012 is to have a cinematic legacy, it may just be remembered as the year big - screen time travel came of age.

But as the charter school movement comes of age, school leaders are realizing that stability and consistency matter, and that good teachers aren't widgets that can easily be replaced.

Your debt to credit ratio may also be affected by closing unused accounts as the amount of their limit comes of the top of your overall credit.

I would think that my question, broadly applied, taps into a pretty important area of personal finance considerations, so I'd love to see something fruitful come of it.

And while not much came of most of these probes, nobody can deny that the watchdog was at least watching.

The latter of which comes of course with serious consequences for anyone who is guilty of the charge.

It remains to be seen what now comes of the situation and whether or not there are any further developments in the coming days.

He needs to earn his place by coming of the bench.

I've never had bad blood come of it.

No moral issue has the kind of black - and - white clarity for people born after 1960 that it had for those who came of age before 1960.

If nothing comes of the browsing, is it worth mentioning and possibly creating a huge fight over?

Disclaimer: I take zero responsibility for what comes of this.

I'm just looking for someone to have a good time with and if more comes of it awesome.

Nothing Good Ever Comes Of Reading Your Partners Email I Should Know.

As the charter school movement comes of age, school leaders are realizing that good teachers aren't widgets that can easily be replaced.

Sadly, not much came of all the attempts to give this adorable little fellow the respect he deserved.

There is a much larger and diverse pool of artists now coming of age and functioning within the art world, along with newer migrants.

It is a story of coming of age and coming to terms with the demons in your life.

Many conservative Christians in the United States read the founding of the state of Israel in 1948 as paving the way for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

(d) Of the future deliverance of believers at the second coming of Christ for his saints, being deliverance from the wrath of God to be executed upon the ungodly at the close of this age and from eternal doom, e.g., Rom 5:9

Women in Islam should cover their hair and body as a form of modesty when coming of age.

One of the reasons is that we will celebrate coming of Spring soon.

I'm excited to see nature waking up and blooming, to hear birds singing and of course, coming of warmer sunny days.

And the sooner you realize you're not going to be the second coming of Mark Zuckerberg, the better.

Religious fervor of one stripe can not be met with religious fervor of another stripe... history shows us that the only thing to come of such a ridiculous conflict is destruction.

It's also, quite simply, a resonant and universal story about coming of age.

Tilcsik came of age in Hungary in the 1980s, a time of rapid political and social change.

J. Emmette Weir, for example, has cited Juan Luis Segundo's criticism of the social ineffectiveness of the Marxist concept of religion («The Bible and Marx», Scottish Journal of Theology, August 1982) and has also noted that current exponents of liberation theology have shifted away from dependence on Marx -(«Liberation Theology Comes of Age,» Expository Times, October 1986).