Sentences with phrase «town setting feel»

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Ross LeBlanc — who grew up watching her mother stay up late to bake cake for patrons of her small - town Ontario fabric store — knows when a customer feels taken care of, that customer comes back, and no expansion of the brand would be successful without setting exceptional service standards.

Every light on this side of the town Suddenly it all went down Now we'll all be brothers of the fossil fire of the sun Now we will all be sisters of the fossil blood of the moon Someone must have set «em up Now they'll be working in the cold grey rock Now they'll be working in the hot mill steam... Now they'll be working in the concrete In the sirens and the silences now All the great set up hearts All at once start to beat After tonight if you don't want this to be A secret out of the past I will resurrect it, I'll have a good go at it I'll streak his blood across my beak and dust my feathers with his ash I can feel his ghost breathing down my back I will try and know whatever I try I will be gone but not forever I will try and know whatever I try I will be gone but not forever Real truth about it is No one gets it right Real truth about it is We're all supposed to try There ain't no end to the sands I've been trying to cross The real truth about it is my kind of life's no better off It's got the maps or if it's lost We will try and know whatever we try We will be gone but not forever Come on let's try and know whatever we try We will be gone but not forever

With its inception in March 2005, Westchester Pediatric Pulmonology and Sleep Medicine has allowed Dr. Kass to continue practicing cutting edge medicine using state - of - the - art equipment while occurring in an intimate setting with a small town feel.

Instead, you drove around town to various department stores, mattress sellers and warehouses, maybe timed it with the high school mattress selling fundraiser, and, after lusting over the idea that you might wake up a millionaire and get to bring home one of those remote controlled feels - like - you're - alseep - on - a-cloud-in-Heaven sets, you buy something from a brand you've probably never heard of and hope like heck you haven't signed yourself up for a lifetime of chronic backpain.

That combined with traveling to see both sets of family all across The South, I feel like I'm out of town more often than not.

While my age says 32, I feel closer to 26, so I'm taking advantage of my youth and rocking this pearl encrusted two piece set for a little party on the town.

It's well - acted in every scene, realistic in its character development, set in a place that feels like a town down the street, and always level in a way that so many directors find it hard to control.

It feels like a set of islands more than a complete town, and doesn't feel as expansive as Dead Rising 3.

The cinematography was great and really captures the feel of the Arkansas backwoods setting perfectly as well as that genuine small town feel.

The farm scenes in particular (the poor city is reduced to only a few locations (that look like sets actually) and seems much smaller than the town in Sunrise are really stunning: much of the film feels like Days Of Heaven was the film Murnau actually wanted to make (same location: wheat field in the upper midwest, attacked by a natural disaster, though Murnau doesn't appear to have the budget for his hailstorm whereas Malick could afford locusts).

If the strongest element is the character development and acting, the weakest is the explanation of terms and methods to control fires that might not be common knowledge Nolan sets up a few scenario's that feel like stereotypes; an unwanted recovering addict joining the crew and the constant warning that their home town could catch fire one day, which never play out like expected.

Regarding McDonagh's contention that «Three Billboards» couldn't be set in Ireland or England, Rockwell said he felt it could be set in almost every working - class town around the world, but, he added, «There is something very timely about it now with what's going on in this country.»

With its three leads all having appeared repeatedly in the small - town setting of Parks And Recreation, My Blind Brother sometimes feels like an alternate - world appendix to that beloved show.

It does this (as I noted last year) in the very uncinematic context of an old Czech spa town, but there are benefits to this setting too: the festival proceeds in a very relaxed fashion, there is always time to savour the films, one never feels rushed or pressured.

You'd never know it, considering how at - home the story feels in its setting of Italy in a town just outside Milan, but the film was adapted by Virzi from an American novel by Stephen Amidon, which is set in Connecticut.

Much as J.R.R. Tolkien fashioned a real world out of his love for language, Whedon has developed a frontier town feel and placed it in a science fiction setting, and it works in spades.

The wonder of the flawed The Claim is that Winterbottom's choices to compress events, to transplant the action from Hardy's fictional Wessex to a boom town in the Sierra Nevadas, and to reimagine the pivotal set - pieces of the novel from Hardy's autumnal fall to a wind - blasted mountain winterscape, are to a one, faithful to the feeling and effect of not only Hardy, but also the death of the American West myth.

It's set in a fictional Midwestern town that looks like a fine place to visit, comes across as a terrible place in which to live, and ultimately feels about as authentic as any real small town in the middle of the country.

Though the billboards are on a seldom - used back road, and though they're really just a way for Mildred to feel a little bit better by taking action, they set off a chain reaction in town.

2010 was a big year for trashy dramas set in Boston, and The Town feels like the complimentary movie to The Fighter, one that details the life behind Mark Wahlberg's character at an even more microscopic level.

Town High has a unique ethos or set of beliefs which supports a school wide feeling of family and support.

Another blurb I did recently has a slightly different feel, as it's for a paranormal thriller by first - time author Jessica Hvala set in small - town Indiana, with a female MC.

If your child goes to town at the all - they - can - download buffet, your only recourse is to use the following instructions to go in through the settings and remove the games or apps that you feel like they won't actually use:

When one's own home town ceases to feel like home, trouble sets in.

None of these felt like onerous omissions on their own, but they are standard inclusions in the pricier top - tier competitive set, and their omission means you're making a choice not to use your tablet for video chat, scanning an image, or navigating your way around town — all of which are practical uses you may miss having in the long run.

- Jennifer Egan, Pulitzer Prize — winning author of A Visit from the Goon Squad «Mark Slouka's masterful new novel is as tough as the town it is set in, that wintery Brewster where «it felt like somebody twice as strong as you had their hand around your throat.»

Set in a small Appalachian town whose primary employer is a women's prison, Sleeping Beauties is a wildly provocative, gloriously dramatic father - son collaboration that feels particularly urgent and relevant today.

Because of its slightly out of town setting, it has the double attraction of being relatively close to everything one might need, while being far enough away to retain a peaceful rural feel.

The bungalows at Ning Ning Guesthouse are set back from the river with no views and are constructed of sturdier materials than many places in town and consequently feel a little more pleasant.

It's an absolute must - visit in terms of historical buildings and quaintness; you'll feel as though you've stepped into a little English village set on a hillside (CNN labelled it South Africa's most eccentric town in 2014).

Island life often feels a bit like a soap opera, but this week work began on the first - ever soap to be set in San Pedro town.

The property is bordered by a beautiful, luscious tropical garden offering visitors a feeling of complete privacy and relaxation, set in the heart of town with convenient access to grocery stores, dining, entertainment and transportation.

Just far enough out of town to feel a little secluded (for now), but close enough to indulge at the night fish markets, Karimun Lumbung Resort consists of five bungalows set in a neat grassy coconut - fringed garden, but friendly staff suggested the plan is to build a total of 27, named for each of the islands in the archipelago.

But as you twist and climb from the busy valley and into the San Bernardino Mountains, then arrive at this picturesque town set on a deep - blue mountain lake, you'll feel like you've escaped to a different world.

The property is surrounded by a beautiful, luscious tropical garden offering guests a feeling of seclusion and relaxation, set in the heart of town with easy access to grocery stores, restaurants, entertainment and transportation.

Known for its big mountain feel in a small town setting, Panorama is located in the province of British Columbia, in Canada's Rockies region close to Banff and only 3 hours from Calgary airport.

Set in the charming university neighbourhood of Bloomsbury, which is known for its village feel, the hotel occupies a large Georgian Bloomsbury town house and has 72 comfortable rooms with sumptuous beds, cream walls and colourful curtains and silk cushions.

Perched in the hills above town, it feels like a private enclave that doesn't draw attention or flash — just pure relaxation and sigh - worthy settings.

With its beautiful setting, small, unspoiled village feel, it must qualify as one of the most attractive port towns in the world.

Many people who visit Los Alamos say that it feels like they were dropped right into a movie set — bizarrely juxtaposing an old western and a biker down town.

Playing without a set goal, made the game feel a lot more relaxing and slow paced, similar to an Animal Crossing game that you can pick up whenever you have a few minutes to check - in on your villagers, add a few buildings, do some exploring and maybe beautify your town just a little more.

The hacker heroes of Watch Dogs 2, Quadrilateral Cowboy, and Else Heart.Break -LRB--RRB- would all feel at home in glowing near - future cities even though their games are set in the modern day, the 1980s, and a fictional town in Sweden respectively.

More or less the rest of your points are practically the same way I feel, although I enjoyed the town setting with my only complaint is that its very confusing at times.

Whether in the Victorian-esque town at the start of the game, to the gothic castle at the end, with the swamp and labyrinth in - between, the game always looks set on the horror vibe, but never truly feels scary.

Once you get enough money, you can essentially purchase much of the town's land and build as many different farms as your feel, designating one area to animals, another to growing crops, or just setting up a vacation home up in the mountains.

SEASON FOUR In early 2006, GAMEHOTEL's flagship live event will continue its European tour and swap the intimate setting of a Parisian town house for the vibrant feel of one of Europe's most thriving club environments.

I AM SETSUNA is an adventure which evokes feeling of nostalgia; traverse a world map, enter towns and speak to inhabitants to discover more about the world and your quest, battle enemies in turn - based combat all set to a powerful piano - based score and relive the authentic old - school JRPG experience.

The empty barren world never feels alive and while you can interact with some of the NPCs set throughout the towns, they feel as if were planted there just to deliver their one liner and don't feel apart of the game world.

The way the narrator describes the setting of the game, explains lore of the town, and details what is going on around you helped to drive the game forward; It almost felt as though I was playing through a mystery novel, which was a very cool aspect of KONA.