Sentences with phrase «where fester»

The end of the 3D mazes give way to a boss encounter where Fester needs to find a safe spot and shoot and / or whip repeatedly until the monster in question dies in a sequence cribbed right out of Blaster Master.

Fear and shame drive the addiction into secrecy where it festers and thrives.

by Walter Chaw Larry Fessenden's Wendigo plays like a chthonic rite: it's terrifying in its brutal purity and delicious in its ability to pull domestic trauma into the well of archetype where it festers.

The front «canine» teeth in cats inject saliva and bacteria deep under the skin where it festers and will quickly manifest itself in a painful and ugly infection.

«We are committing to eradicating dogfighting in every dark corner where it festers,» said Wayne Pacelle, president and CEO of The HSUS.

Not exact matches

The reenactment of the Eucharist would reclaim the sorry past, but in mercy rather than vengeance; transform the future without deforming the present; and extend charity outward to the needy, the stranger and the enemy, while it presses judgment and mercy inward to that dark comer where self - pity and malice fester.

But if the trust and honesty is not there, then many accountability groups become little more than groups where legalism and spiritual pride are allowed to fester.

These four marks of the Fascist spirit» nationalism and racism, a love of violence and war, irrationalism, and revolutionary presumption» though not exhaustive, help us to understand its appeal during the first half of the twentieth century, particularly where democratic institutions were feckless and resentments bred by World War I festered.

This will fester on and on till we get rid of the real problem WENGER hes the cause of our demise why does the board still support him he must have big friends on the board any other manager would have been sacked years ago but not Wenger does he run the club or what????? And Ozil the useless German hes the worst player on the field no commitment, and along with a few others he should be sold we have the money, months ago it was said we had in excess of 160 million to spend where did that go we only spent 50 m.

I refer you to LeGrove, where your true soul - mates fester in muted anger and rage over Wenger and Arsenal.

If your hands are contaminated, the bacteria can spread into your makeup bottles and tubes, where it can fester and then be spread onto your face.

Moms should steer clear of saunas and hot tubs where the heat is relentless and bacteria festers, but a bath at home is a-okay.

Not talking about your birth experience means that your emotions and feelings can fester and grow and get to a point where they can consume your life.

This won't be made any easier if prisons are violent places where offenders are left to fester.

Legionella bacteria responsible for the sudden rash of the flu - like ailment festered in the cooling systems of several large facilities in the Bronx, where victims are believed to inhaled the pathogens in contaminated mist.

Mr. Stringer, a fellow Democrat, praised the regulations that Mr. de Blasio, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito agreed upon to require regular disinfection of the air conditioning cooling towers where the Legionella bacteria fester.

A 2014 report by the Correctional Association of New York, an independent non-profit that inspects state prisons and report on conditions, found Clinton Correctional Facility is a place where there is little oversight, guards regularly beat inmates, and racial tension festers between prisoners and correction officers.

A highly unusual situation seems to have festered within the Clarkstown Republican Committee where a battle for control has arisen between forces aligned with Legislator Sparaco and his mentor, Chairman Vincent D. Reda, against those seeking reform and transparency led by County Executive Ed Day, Legislator Christopher Carey and Councilman George Hoehmann among others.

The 1 - piece molded construction means bacteria won't fester in between cracks where moisture can get caught.

Don't string the other person along and don't let the relationship get to the point where resentments fester and you end up virtual strangers with the person who used to mean the world to you.

In parts of the world where women's development is poor, terrorism seems to fester unabated.

Two Russian men are thrown together at a remote island weather station, where a simple misunderstanding leads to a festering distrust.

What emerges is a picture of an insular town where the pace is slow, wounds fester, and dysfunctional families inflict the worst on each other.

Director Michael Caton - Jones keeps the action contained to the school grounds and immediate environs, creating a claustrophobic atmosphere where fear can fester.

It is a particularly heavy - handed development in a state where unprecedented anti-immigrant sentiment has festered for years.

Worse, it may not only enable inequity to fester, but also allow it to grow if inequity can no longer be measured accurately, or can only be measured at certain points in time where data allow it.

Our Fresh»n Clean Oxy - Strength Pet Odor & Stain Remover, not only removes stains from carpeting, bedding, furniture and hard surfaces, or even clothing, it actually bonds to odors and releases them into the air where they can be more quickly dissipated versus continuing to fester wherever they are occurring.

A murder at the powerful Nectarola soft drink company leads police from the Insecticide Squad on a bug hunt through the city's seedy underbelly, Insecticide is a hard - boiled, fast - shooting detective game set in a festering future city where bugs have evolved as the planet's dominant race.

His world is so colorful and cheery, it actually brings me out of a funk where other titles usually just distract me enough to keep it from festering.

Jim — the problem is that these things tend not to come crashing down, but just fade away like Alice's cheshire cat, leaving nothing but an indelible grin, in the form of pointless and wealth - inhibiting legislation festering on statute books the world over, where it will be obeyed in the Anglosphere and northern Europe, and elsewhere ignored.

North had previously been chairman of the NAS panel on Surface Temperature Reconstructions, where he described their due diligence process as «not doing any research» and that they just «winged it» — the sort of due diligence failure when charged with responsibility that has allowed climategate to fester so long.

There has been an airless space where grudges have festered during a decade of legal aid decimation in BC — well cataloged in the various grimoires of A2J literature like the Foundation for Change Report of the Public Commission on Legal Aid in British Columbia.

At least as frequently, the requirement to renegotiate an agreement stems from the failure to resolve issues at the operational level on a regular basis: the issues then fester, or the consequences of the failure to resolve an issue expand to infect the relationship, reaching the point where the unresolved issues overwhelm the ability of the normal governance processes to accommodate them.

It's a hefty job description, especially in small departments where the main focus is handling daily legal matters, let alone sniffing out where problems may be festering and infecting the integrity of the organization.

Given that the pain endured for so long, one has to question whether indeed joint custody resolved it, or merely perpetuated it, no longer unseemly in public view but rather stuffed where it would fester interminably.

Somebody has a real estate problem and it's festered enough to where they've gone online to find a solution.