Sentences with phrase «writer living on»

Author Dr. Sue Carroll Duffy, is a psychologist, play therapist, and therapeutic story writer living on the coast of Maine with her husband and two diamond hunters.

Marion Boddy - Evans is an artist and writer living on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, an infinitely inspiring part of the world for landscape painting.

As a writer living on the West Coast of the United States, I was up early this morning as kick off was at 5.30 AM out here.

«Caught In The Web» Inter (net) view, QuickTime: «I Shot Andy» with Jeremiah Newton (0.8 mb) 1968 - Valerie Solanas, a radical lesbian and destitute writer lives on a succession of city rooftops and in cheap hotels.

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Most people probably know Lena Dunham as the creator, writer, and star of Girls, the HBO comedy series that is loosely based on her life as a twenty - something in New York City.

«My husband and I probably spend more than the average person on groceries, as we both love to cook... perhaps $ 168 per week,» says Delorys Welch - Tyson, a U.S. writer and painter who has lived in Nice full - time since 1998.

It's for my family to live in and for writers to use as a creative space to work on their manuscripts.

This book is far different than the ones preceding it — Lamott delves into the life of the writer, including the trials and pitfalls one must face on the path to finding his or her voice, getting published, or simply sitting down to do the work.

Though Trump campaign spokesperson Jason Miller released a statement early Tuesday morning praising Melania Trump's address as «beautiful,» and noting that her «team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking.»

Our world - class conferences and seminars are held in some of the most beautiful and historic cities on earth, and that's where you'll get to meet the International Living writers and staff members you've seen in videos and read in the daily postcards and in International Living magazine.

As a researcher and writer for International Living, Nanette has her pulse on nearby Boquete as well as the gorgeous Chiriquí coastline, and she'll give you the inside line on this opportunity - rich part of Panama.

International Living has a seasoned staff of writers and experts who are available for interviews on a wide spectrum of information on the subject of living, retiring, investing and working aLiving has a seasoned staff of writers and experts who are available for interviews on a wide spectrum of information on the subject of living, retiring, investing and working aliving, retiring, investing and working abroad.

We had enough technical leaders to start a second production, but all of our proven creative leaders — the people who had made Toy Story, including John, who was its director; writer Andrew Stanton; editor Lee Unkrich; and the late Joe Ranft, the movie's head of story — were working on A Bug's Life.

Allison Vesterfelt is a writer, speaker, thinker, dreamer, and the author of Packing Light: Thoughts on Living LIfe with Less Baggage (Moody, 2013).

Buckley was never a professional Catholic, in the sense of someone who made his living from the fact of his faith, and his standing as a Catholic commentator may have declined when, in 1961, National Review responded to John XXIII's encyclical on Christianity and social progress, Mater et Magistra, with an unsigned quip: «Mater si, Magistra no» (though most reports now ascribe it to a hotshot young writer at the magazine named Garry Wills.)

In the century just past, a whole host of great thinkers and writers (mostly Catholic, but not all of them) wrote on the proper way to live.

Nic Sheff, an editor and writer for 13 Reasons Why, has defended the show's intensely graphic depiction of suicide: «Facing these issues head - on — talking about them, being open about them — will always be our best defense against losing another life,» he wrote in Vanity Fair last year.

His sheer skill as a writer is a wonder to behold, and his perspectives on life and Godliness are invaluable.

I'm doing what I always wanted to do — making a living as a writer, traveling the country talking about my books, working on projects that I care about.

In the matter of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and the Washington Post, we stipulate that compassion be shown to Joan Biskupic, a Post writer who reported on Scalia's April 9 speech in Mississippi on religion and public life.

I mentioned how social media can affect the writer because we can't observe life if we're not actually living it, but there's another reason social media has been detrimental to my career: It is messing with my attention span on a dire level.

We each have different demands on our lives and on our time and on our energy, we all have differing capacity and needs as writers.

Experts on the origins of Europe traditionally refer back to Herodotus (c. 484 - 425 B.C.), the first known writer to designate Europe as a geographic concept: «The Persians consider something of their property to be Asia and the barbarian peoples who live there, while they maintain that Europe and the Greek world are a separate country.»

One can still find this emphasis on divine immanence in writers formed by Pentecostalism like James Baldwin, who equated it with the outworking of love in human life.

oops again, then if it said G - d spoke then G - d spoke inerrent through the writer which we may believe in the same way we believe the more sure word of prophecy, the gospel itself, foolishness to those perishing and so on,... does it give me words to live by, then the answer to your question and my application in my own life the answer would have to be Yes.

Tariq Ali, a Pakistani writer and film - maker now living in London, was already writing a book on Islamic fundamentalism before September 11.

She is also the author of The Holy Way: Practices for a Simple Life (Loyola Press, 2003), and coeditor of Signatures of Grace: Catholic Writers on the Sacraments (Dutton, 2000).

Begley relishes the paradox of a writer who lived so modestly in private (aside from adultery, he was, for an artist, remarkably free of scandal) but so large on the written page.

Dr. Wren, a free - lance hymn writer and consultant on worship, justice and peace, lives in Oxford, England.

If the writer of this Psalm lived today and had a bumper sticker on his car, it would say, «I'd rather be in church.»

The interest of the New Testament writer is not on the demonic but on the new life that God brings in Jesus.

The same writer says on page 38: «Jesus is the supreme disclosure which opens my eyes to God in the present, and while remaining a man who lived in a particular historical situation, he will always be the unique focus of my perception of and response to God.»

It is a conscious reference to a revolutionary moment in British culture, a short - lived TV program called That Was the Week That Was, also called TW3, which was screened late on Saturday evenings for a few short months in 1962 and 1963 and has never been forgotten by those (including this writer) who watched it.

Callie Glorioso - Mays is on an uphill journey to learn continually, love freely and live vulnerably as a writer, a military wife and mama to one.

His essays on life and faith have been featured at Prodigal Magazine where he has recently been added as a Featured Writer, as well as at Church Leaders and Faith Village.

While I'm not sure the syllogism above would withstand severe logical examination, it crystallizes my own more diffuse reflections on the failure of two well - established writers in two unusually inept and ugly books, Live From Golgotha, by Gore Vidal, and Jesus: A Life, by A.N. Wilson.

These writers began their careers mostly on the margins of cultural life.

White's work exemplifies just one more glaring omission by today's secular writers in their failure to provide accurate data on the Bible, Quiet Time, the teachings of Rev. Samuel M. Shoemaker, the life - changing program of the Oxford Group, the journal of Anne Ripley Smith (wife of AA.

My Life on the Road by Gloria Steinem:: I've always loved Gloria Steinem's books — she's an incredible writer — but this one about her travels is just wonderful.

A copy of the sermon once hung on the walls of the office of Brian Zahnd, a writer and the pastor of Word of Life Church in St. Joseph, Missouri.

I probably stopped reading 50 or so pages in and got back to other good Russian writer, s or maybe Virginia Woolf (whose writings, for what it's worth, are a huge influence on my life — if not my politics).

One of the epigraphs in Paul Mariani's book is from Flannery O'Connor:»... if the writer believes that our life is and will remain essentially mysterious, if he looks upon us as beings existing in a created order to whose laws we freely respond, then what he sees on the surface will be of interest to him only as he can go through it into an experience of mystery itself.

If you are a writer or a creative of any sort, you need to go right now to iTunes and subscribe to Elizabeth Gilbert's new podcast «Magic Lessons» based off the ideas in her new book, Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear (which will likely be on my Fall What I'm Into, already pre-ordered, amen).

While King David and Paul and just about every biblical writer speaks extensively about the profound effects of sin on our lives, there's not as much Scriptural support as you might think for the notion of «total depravity» as is often explained by Christians.

Some writers love «life on the road» and thrive on the challenge of speaking to a new group in a new city every day.

The events in the third novel, Unnatural Causes (1967), take place at Monksmere Head, a point of land on the Suffolk coast where several writers live.

In the NT, Letter to the Hebrews, the writer chides the Jewish Christians that they are babes living on milk and need to be weaned onto solid food.

I vividly remember that on one occasion in the late 1970s when I was walking with Malcolm in the East Sussex countryside, he started talking about the emergence of aesthetic nihilism in modern life and literature, a phenomenon that he identified with the Bloomsbury writers, whom (except for Leonard Woolf) he particularly loathed.

But, curiously enough, when I came to my first clear conviction on the materialism - dualism - idealism issue it was not of any particular philosopher or writer that I was thinking but of life and nature as I then experienced them while serving in a humble role in an army hospital.

These texts and studies do not exhaust the various ways in which women were perceived, and their roles commented upon, by writers of the early church, but they offer points of departure for a discussion on the contribution of women to the life and witness of the early church without forgetting that the «ancient sources and modern historians agree that primary conversion to Christianity was far more prevalent among females than among males» [13] in the time of the early church.