It was vital that we could be witness to that.
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I think basically I just want to be witness to magic.
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You are forced to sit in that hallway and be witness to the action.
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We can be witness to greatness in the field of love, however distant love is from our lives.
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My good friend Jesse joined the two of us to partake in, and be witness to, the great ritual.
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Let it be the moment when even those who support Trump cannot help but be witness to his scandalous ineptitude.
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"This was an incredibly awe-inspiring thing to be witness to," said Dawniel Stewart, an organizer of the San Diego march.
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We cannot put ourselves in a situation to be witness to another individual taking their life away from themselves and their family.
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"The world just can't stand idly by and be witness to the atrocities that are being reported in the area," he said.
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I am here to be witness to it and to record his oral history, for inclusion in the Smithsonian Archives of American Art.
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If international attention is directed elsewhere—distracted by the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem, for example—Gaza may be witness to a bloodbath.
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By the time she turns 20, she may be witness to climate change so profound that it pushes an additional 100 million people into poverty.
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If you receive or see explicit images in a group text or message, for example, you might not be witness to just bullying, but also a crime.
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"What's most important to us is the world can't just stand idly by and be witness to the atrocities that are being reported in that area," he said.
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"What's most important to us is that the world can't just stand idly by and be witness to the atrocities that are being reported in the area," Tillerson said.
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There are still contestants left on The Bachelor, who will experience group dates, travel around the world, and be witness to a million puns about air travel and windmills.
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"We're very excited to be witness to the emergence of the next generation of Kingo's growing clan," said Mark Gately, Director of WCS's Republic of Congo Program, in a statement.
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If the UN continues with their drawdown, we may be witness to the collapse of one of our closest neighbors, a nation less than 700 miles from the U.S. mainland.
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The next day, these young people would be among the estimated 85033,500 immigrant families from at least 26 states who traveled to D.C. to be witness to the oral argument — both inside and outside the courtroom.
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"The amount of damage, division and confusion Trump has inflicted on the American people over the last six weeks has been a blemish on the new Congress and I refuse to be witness to his continued antics," Blumenauer said. Rep.
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We may be witness to such a moment now with the protests by American teenagers sickened — and terrified — by the latest mass murder at the hands of someone with easy access to a weapon fit for a battlefield, not a school.
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Cases, after all, take dozens of hours to comb through documents, discuss the case, engage in conversations with family and friends, who might be witness to an incident that led to an individual fleeing, and walk through the immigration court system.
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"I asked the High Commissioner also to send a commission to Venezuela so that they can be witness to the human rights violations that happen daily," he said, citing anti-government protests last year during which more than 125 people were killed.
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The Times later wrote -- and a source confirmed to CNN -- that the White House is unclear what information McGahn may have shared with Mueller, a potentially frightening development for Trump, since McGahn could be witness to Trump's alleged efforts to quash quash or minimize the Russian investigation.
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"It's a horrible tragedy for that family to lose Joe, for all of them to be there and be witness to that is just unspeakable," said Rick Pharaoh, who told the Odessa American newspaper that the family had been going to have their portrait taken on Saturday when Griffith was killed.
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The Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix was followed up by two other mini-series, Askani'son and The Further Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix. Askani'son chronicled Cable's teenage years after Redd and Slym left, and his further struggles to become a man. The Further Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix sees the two once again misplaced in time, this time back to the turn of the century, to be witness to the origin of Mister Sinister.
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If so we will forgive him." Ansarullah Mawlafizada also said "the Prophet Muhammad has said several times that those who convert from Islam should be killed if they refuse to come back, Islam is a religion of peace, tolerance, kindness and integrity. That is why we have told him if he regrets what he did, then we will forgive him". The judge added more: "If [he] does not repent, you will all be witness to the sort of punishment he will face.
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Fearing an outbreak of violence against the strike-breakers, the mining companies sought and received the support of police in readiness for the opening of the mines. A crowd estimated at 10 000 had organised to be witness to the arrival of the strike-breakers. This included the Women's Brigade who were 'armed with sticks, broom handles and axe handles, set upon any man who attempted to pass through the union picket lines'.Kearns, R.H.B. 1982, Broken Hill, A Pictorial History, Broken Hill Historical Society, Broken Hill, NSW, p155.
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It was published in 2004, and summarizes the history of scholarship on the manuscript in terms of philology, paleography, Latin spelling and orthography, theology and liturgy amongst other aspects. Rosamond McKitterick suggested that the Missal could have been a gift to a certain priest or bishop, in celebration of his ordination or perhaps a special appointment. She says, "the book itself, therefore, may be witness to a complex web of social and pastoral association, and possibly to the relationship between a bishop and his clergy. Such a gift... would most likely have been a working copy, designed for constant reference and use".
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In 1967, Blum founded the charitable organisation The New Era Centre, developing his thinking and writing on spiritual aspects of social witness and action. He believed that "people of spiritual commitment from all faiths and none, must together be witness to ways of establishing a new era of truth and justice". In 1969, Blum met Bishop Stephen Verney at a conference in Coventry where Verney was doing reconciliation work. They became friends, “like brothers”, and Verney became a trustee and significant supporter and contributor to the creation and work of The New Era Centre at The Abbey, which became a registered charity on 20 December 1979.
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On 3 January 1366 at Le Bourget-du-Lac, Amadeus, in preparation for his departure, named his wife, Bonne de Bourbon, regent in his absence, to be assisted by a council of seven, at least two of whom had always to be witness to her orders to make them effective. Perhaps as a protest at the lateness of these efforts, or at the proposed destination, which was not the Holy Land, on 6 January Pope Urban revoked the bulls of 1 April 1364, thus cutting off a major source of funding. Although Amadeus went to Avignon to protest, and apparently received a Papal blessing for his adventure, the bulls remained revoked.Cox, 206–07.
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Choral Temple of Bucharest, the center of the activity of Dr.Niemirower and of Romanian Jewish chief rabbis in Bucharest In 1911, despite being Ashkenazi, dr Niemirower was invited by the old Sefardi Jewish community of Bucharest to be its rabbi. He functioned also as the rabbi of the Bucharest garrison and as examiner of the new Hebrew language teachers, also was nominated by the Romanian Public Instruction Ministry as the Jewish representative in the Committee for Welfare Affairs presided over by Queen Maria of Romania. As speaker of the Jewish minority in Romania rabbi Niemirower took part to the Paris Peace Conference, 1919 together with dr Wilhelm Filderman, the leader and founder of the Union of the Native Jews, who became his close partner in the defense of the Romanian Jews rights. The next years he had the satisfaction to be witness to the recognition by the Romanian authorities of the civil rights of all Jews in the recently reunited great Romanian state.
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