Sentences with phrase «white heat»

And so was born the phrase «white heat of technology».

You'll receive a large roll of white heat transfer vinyl — it measures 15 inches by 3 feet.

He calls her «ma'am,» but thanks to an English affectation no doubt cultivated by Mendes, it really sounds like «mum» — and if you can wrap your head around the notion of Bond and M as a bloody mother - and - son combo, Craig and his co-star Javier Bardem get to riff on everything from James Cagney in White Heat to Anthony Perkins in Psycho.

Here is a picture written at white heat of men who had made the most blatant immorality the deliberate policy of their lives.

SHIRAZEH HOUSHIARY installation view, Glasstress 2013: White Light / White Heat Berengo Centre for Contemporary Art, Venice Italy Photo by Francesco Allegretto

10:00 am — TCM — White Heat James Cagney in one of his most powerful roles as the slightly (okay, make that more - than - slightly) unbalanced criminal Cody Jarrett.

Imagine you're watching a flash of white heat as plasma sears out of a Scattershot rifle in the next Halo game.

Billy Wilder had a couple that didn't do so well but I always admired him, I always loved White Heat and I loved all these films that he did.

You hold a trembling bee in your palm, in that moment before the stinging pain of it floods into the bend of your finger, a bee sting is just as awful now as it was when you were ten years old, there's a circle of white heat surrounded by the rest of you.

Wilson - White heat revolution, 1963Industry was modernising rapidly and in order to keep at the cutting edge, Harold Wilson argued that the government needed to help produce more scientists.

That makes heat transfer vinyl like this Siser Easyweed White Heat material a pretty magical product.

WHITE HEAT Warner Brothers, 1949.

The careers of Raoul Walsh and James Cagney were never quite the same after White Heat (1949).

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Fans of author Brenda Novak will be celebrating the release of White Heat on twitter tonight, from 8 - 10 p.m. Eastern time.

In McGrath's third mystery, following White Heat and The Boy in the Snow, half - Inuit and half - outsider Edie Kiglatuk — with the help of Sergeant Derek Palliser — investigates the murder of one of her summer - school students, a young Inuit woman who turns up in the toxic Lake Turngaluk.

Hollywood has been using Kaua`i as a back lot for feature movies since 1933, when the film WHITE HEAT, directed by Lois Weber, was shot on the island.

SHIRAZEH HOUSHIARY Installation view Glasstress 2013: White Light / White Heat Collateral Event of the 55th International Art Exhibition, la Biennale di Venezia, 2013 Berengo Centre for Contemporary Art, Venice Italy Photo by Francesco Allegretto

As he said: «To draw animals, one has to work at white heat because they move so much, and partly because it is sometimes painful to feel what one guesses the animal «feels» from inside.»

Paint is Dunn Edwards White Heat.

Since then she has played the lead in the television series LOVE SOUP; Edith Frank, Anne Frank's mother, in the BBC series THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK; Miss Bates in the BBC's Classic serial of Jane Austen's EMMA; Beth in WHITE HEAT; and the lead in THE GUILTY, a three part drama for ITV.

SHIRAZEH HOUSHIARY Flicker, 2013 installation view, Glasstress 2013: White Light / White Heat Berengo Centre for Contemporary Art, Venice Italy Photo by Francesco Allegretto

Cocksure rather than cock - a-hoop, Stella worked at white heat as the decade unfurled, producing one superb series of abstract paintings after another.

9:30 pm — TCM — White Heat James Cagney in one of his most powerful roles as the slightly (okay, make that more - than - slightly) unbalanced criminal Cody Jarrett.

Wilson's «White Heat of Technology» in 1964 and Blair's «New Britain» in 1997 were exceptions to the rule.

No, that wasn't Billy Wilder, White Heat, no that was...

For instance, I would play music like White Light / White Heat — or even Better Sister Ray — for the sheer satisfaction of making others uncomfortable.

There are those who are by nature placid and even lethargic, and there are tempestuous beings whose passions are at white heat and whose temper is on a hair trigger.

In the white heat generated by the nearness of God, intentions also must and could be pure.

Through the white heat of competition in Los Angeles, these 53 made the U.S. team

Many birth classes teach from the «outside», from the perspective of the professional, but knowledge of anatomy and the stages of labour can often seem irrelevant in the white heat of contraction.

In the bracing seaside air of Scarborough, north Yorkshire, he said in 1963: «The Britain that is going to be forged in the white heat of this revolution will be no place for restrictive practices or for outdated methods on either side of industry.»

The plan for a progressive alliance forged in the white heat of GE2017 should explicitly be about challenging this growing rightist, Tory hegemony.

Dominic Sandbrook, historian and journalist, has written State of Emergency: The Way We Were: Britain, 1970 - 1974 (Allen Lane # 30), to complement his earlier works, Never Had It So Good: 1956 - 63 and White Heat: 1964 - 70.

The conviction of disgraced former state Sen. Pedro Espada reminded me of the closing scene of «White Heat» — when James Cagney, standing atop a fiery tower, shouts, «Made it, Ma!

I can remember the stir that Wilson caused at his first party conference: he promised a Britain «forged in the white heat» of a new revolution.

I remember my first election in 1964, Harold Wilson, the white heat of technology.

The firm's caseload decline «would certainly make sense with all the white heat Shelly has brought to their firm,» said Darren McKinney of the American Tort Reform Association.

President Akufo - Addo, therefore noted that his government will «ensure that our High Schools and their teachers are equipped to deal with the white heat of science and technology that rule today's world.»

His political journey started as President of the Oxford Union and then as a 1964 freshman MP for an older New Labour Party, after Harold Wilson's «white heat of technology» rhetoric defeated 13 years of Conservative rule.

Whether when Harold Wilson proclaimed «the white heat of technology» or when Tony Blair unrelentingly championed aspiration, Labour has advanced as a party of growth and production.

«THE Britain that is going to be forged in the white heat of this revolution will be no place for restrictive practices or for outdated measures.»

Team up a pair of distressed jeans and a white heat - proof shirt.

«Please understand I am in full rebellion against my own mind, that when I live, I live by impulse, by emotion, by white heat.»

Logic is not the film's strong suit, but Follow Me Quietly builds carefully to a dynamite finale filmed on location at an LA refinery (shades of White Heat!)

Gyasi has appeared in shows such as Doctor Who and White Heat and movies including Cloud Atlas and The Dark Knight Rises, which likely explains why he's back on Nolan's radar.

Childlessness may be an issue but it is forgotten in the white heat of the competitive assemblage of chums with whom Max (Bateman) and Annie (McAdams) like to match wits — even if it can be one hurdle too far to find ways of communicating Edward Norton to a room full of enthusiasts who can't get the clues.