Sentences with phrase «war of words around»

Klopp may have dropped his new No. 1 in favour for Mignolet, though with the media's war of words around the young German ongoing, perhaps that was just as well.

It was just one salvo in a long - running war of words around Home Capital.

Not exact matches

Specifically, traders will watch the wording and distribution of opinions around hot topics like the impact of last year's tax cuts and simmering «trade war» tensions.

aka the book written by man to control man... of course it has things that are evil... u can only interpret the word of «god» by what u know around u cuz apparently he speaks like nostradamus so man hears peace and love and changes it to bigotry and war

«The word is awash in «low - level» conflicts, today there are some forty wars on around the globe, involving more than one quarter of the world's nations.

Under tight security in St. Peter's Square in Rome, tens of thousands of worshipers from around the word thronged to an Easter Sunday Mass celebrated by Pope Francis, in which he called for peace in a world marked by war and conflict.

The comments come as a war of words continues to heat up around the mainline Democratic conference and the eight - member IDC, which has grown in recent months with the addition of Sens. Jesse Hamilton and, this month, Jose Peralta.

Off topic questions included a reported plan to remove some portraits currently displayed in City Hall, the recent installation of additional fencing around Gracie Mansion, whether the CUNY adjunct professor charged with the Saturday attack on two NYPD lieutenants should be fired, a report that a commercial flight to Puerto Rico was delayed because of Mayor de Blasio's late arrival to the airport, his ongoing war of words with PBA president Pat Lynch and Sergeants Benevolent Association president Ed Mullins and Cardinal Dolan's related op - ed, Gracie Mansion tours and the expected course of the NYPD response to further protests.

The candlelight vigil began around 5:30 p.m. at the World War I Memorial in Carroll Park with religious leaders and elected officials invoking words of sorrow and solidarity.

His visits around the world, from prisons to hospitals, war - torn countries to refugee camps, the floor of the Senate to a typhoon - ravaged Philippines, are especially compelling, and provide a chance to see the pope's word in action.

However, word started going around last week about one of the more bizarre changes we've heard of — apparently, in the War and Peace on the Barnes and Noble Nook platform, every instance of the world «kindled» has been replaced with «nookd.»

Fans around the internet have suggested a potential sequel to Halo Wars or ODST, but once again the use of the wording seems to rule that out.

This prominent rise in women, alongside media attention towards a new definition for the word «gamer,» came after the controversial Gamergate incident, wherein over the course of months, discussion around gender issues and the integrity of gaming journalism broke down into a long - term «flame war» of insults.

Hung around the gallery's perimeter, they launch the viewer into a mysterious world of words that supplies the artworks» titles: «Pain I is Pain II» (1973), «War 222» (1973), «Sexy» (1973).

The press announcement comes accompanied by a droll text that points to the violence of the mundane, analogous to grim conversations around water coolers and Google searches on how to avoid loneliness leading to career prospects: «Any word can start a war».

John Altoon Artforum International; May 1, 2014; Turvey, Lisa; 363 words LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART * June 8 - September 14 * Curated by Carol S. Eliel * In 1971, reflecting on John Altoon's notability, Walter Hopps remarked that «anyone hanging around art in Southern California after the war had at least vaguely heard of Altoon, if they hadn't met him.&raquOF ART * June 8 - September 14 * Curated by Carol S. Eliel * In 1971, reflecting on John Altoon's notability, Walter Hopps remarked that «anyone hanging around art in Southern California after the war had at least vaguely heard of Altoon, if they hadn't met him.&raquof Altoon, if they hadn't met him.»

A war of words or differences over what is product or who is product has emerged as companies such as Facebook and Apple, for example, appear to have different ideologies around privacy.