I apologize for breathing life into such an absurd assumption.
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Bhuvaneswar fully inhabits them, breathing life into their dissonant, beautiful, complete selves.
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And what we're doing is breathing life into one of those stories.
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Far from breathing life into his damning report, the tired Robert Mueller sucked the life out of it.
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His assemblages, pieced together from used and found materials, have a way of breathing life into their constituent parts.
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Three powerful forces are breathing life into bits of America that had looked as if they were permanently left behind.
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The company was credited for breathing life into a region wrought by pro-democracy protests that slowed local business activity.
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Sofia Vergara is breathing life into everyone's favorite party-girl emoji, voicing the Flamenco Dancer in the upcoming The Emoji Movie.
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It was accused of having been manipulated by the Russians, amplifying divisive topics, breathing life into conspiracies, and spreading fake news.
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At large, Modisakeng's practice excavates forgotten histories breathing life into stories that often parallel contemporary issues across the Global African Diaspora.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Anki has done a fantastic job at breathing life into what could have been another boring robot toy.
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Nintendo (NTDOF) is hoping that by adding new games to existing franchises it can keep breathing life into its Switch gaming consoles.
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British Columbia artist Caitlin McDonagh incorporates creatures from fables, upgrading human characters and breathing life into animal avatars straight from a storybook.
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In Sochi and Astana, those fighting the dictator are now sitting down with the same power breathing life into his despotic government.
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Conservation today is enacted by a community that understands that laws are only as good as the people breathing life into them.
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Glencore last week said it would restart a mothballed mine in southeastern Australia, with a surge in prices breathing life into the sector.
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Millennial golfers are breathing life into the sport despite a steady stream of golf course closures in cities and towns across the country.
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Related: 7 Synthetic Biology Projects Breathing Life into Science Mud Paintings, Icicle Sculptures, and More Temporary Nature Art Composting Pictures Is Nature's Photoshop
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Related: 7 Synthetic Biology Projects Breathing Life into Science Poetry and Lights Activate Fluorescent E. Coli Proteins Listen to the Sound of Tomato DNA
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The marble sculpture "Man and His Thought," another item from the Alte Nationalgalerie's permanent collection, shows a man breathing life into an androgynous figure.
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And in cases where a major property owner divests a mall that isn't bringing their desired returns, local developers are breathing life into these spaces.
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TO: A24FROM: A.O.S. First of all, you have my gratitude and admiration for breathing life into the fainting corpse of adventurous, independent, democratic American cinema.
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Related: 7 Synthetic Biology Projects Breathing Life Into Science 3D-Printed Hair Can Sense and Spark Motion A Synthetic Biologist's Beautiful Palette of Bacteria Art
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The cuts have been successful in breathing life into a moribund housing market, with revived demand driving prices up last month by the most since 2015.
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Breathing life into the czarist past serves "to legalize by historical arguments that Crimea is part of Russia," said Andrei Zubov, a history professor in Moscow.
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The left has its own quasi-religious beliefs, to be sure, but it lacks a U.S. president and the Fox News personalities breathing life into them.
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Related: 7 Synthetic Biology Projects Breathing Life into Science Volcanic Rock Art Brings the Badlands to the Gallery A Felt Artist Recreated the UK's Most Shoplifted Items
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Related: Awe-Inspiring Music Video Takes You on a Tour of Outer Space 7 Synthetic Biology Projects Breathing Life into Science Listen to the Sound of Tomato DNA
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Paired with Chance The Rapper breathing life into his own forthcoming album Coloring Book with his strongest verse of the year make this song one of 2016's best.
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Paris Hilton's ex is back to calling his own shots now that he's riding fast in the single lane ... first order of business -- breathing life into his acting career.
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Throughout he is a companionable guide, as good at breathing life into the fossilized prose of scientific papers as he is at conjuring the Ordovician reign of the nautiloids.
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Breathtaking Phileas Flash, "the Michelangelo of balloon art," gives new meaning to "pop culture" with his 3-D portraits of supersized superheroes, breathing life into Groot and Wonder Woman. BoingBoing.
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While Libra season is about understanding your relationships and breathing life into those that matter the most to you, this full moon highlights the importance of the individual in relationships.
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If you'd like to try your own hand at breathing life into some virtual flesh/clay, you'll need a little more than just a PC copy of Spore to get started.
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"I actually just delve deep into the characters and who those women would be, which is what you have to do, breathing life into any piece that you're writing," she said.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Star Wars sound effects team does a brilliant job at breathing life into droids like BB-8 and R2-D2 using nothing but bloops and beeps.
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Sources say French banks are now closely monitoring markets as they look to follow StanChart's lead, breathing life into a sector that had stalled due to volatile yen rates and Brexit fears.
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But just as a mini-wave of buyers and renters is revitalizing aged houses, new cafes and restaurants are breathing life into tired blocks, said Tricia Ryan, 40, a resident since 2002.
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Breathing life into a character means celebrating and recognizing the fullness of them — that you can be a lot of things at one time, that it doesn't have to be black or white.
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BOSTON — Breathing life into their playoff chances, the Boston Celtics blew a 19-point third-quarter lead but held on for a wild 111-103 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night.
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New mining technology and sharper management focus on costs are breathing life into old mines and mineral deposits across Australia, with companies like Metals X, Stellar Resources and Thomson Resources trying to progress projects.
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Political observers said Diaz-Canel would be given the job of breathing life into the creaking economy, but would seek Castro's approval on major strategic decisions such as the relationship with the United States.
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A newly discovered photograph is breathing life into the theory that she may have ended up in imprisoned in Japanese territory, an idea that's been kicked around many times since the aviator's 1937 disappearance.
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Some industry groups, however, praised the administration for breathing life into a subject experts have spent years arguing must be addressed to fix the nation's crumbling roads, bridges, transit systems and other public works.
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Early metaphors of the artist breathing life into his creations include Pliny's description of birds attempting to eat the grapes painted by Zeuxis and Titian's depiction of the lamb carried by Saint John the Baptist.
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" Solipsism aside, the biggest wow, Mr. Axelrod says, is breathing life into the sculptures, since "this was made for the music video, no one would have been able to tell [how] those sculptures were moving.
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While Mr. Obama attended a conference Monday afternoon with American business leaders and new entrepreneurs who are breathing life into a dying economy here, Cuba is bleeding doctors, small-business owners, construction workers and waitresses.
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She allowed it to become a sort of Kennedy White House theme in an act that was both generous and shrewd, breathing life into an image that would serve the country (and the Kennedys) for decades.
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It relies heavily on Washington for aid and diplomatic help, and European countries like France and Germany are trying to help bring about talks aimed at breathing life into a stalled peace process over eastern Ukraine.
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We're not only deciding who the elected officials are going to be, we're breathing life into the policies that we care about by making sure that we're electing the people who are going to fight for them.
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Chelsea had stumbled, just a little, in recent weeks, breathing life into the title race by losing at home to Crystal Palace and away at Manchester United just as Spurs found its best form of the season.
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It shows Jesus making clay birds and then breathing life into them, for instance, or Mary giving birth not in a Bethlehem stable with Joseph in attendance but alone under a palm tree, deep in the desert.
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A rebound in March had raised hopes that China's economy was reviving, breathing life into global financial and commodity markets, but analysts said the soggy activity readings and weak April data suggest no quick recovery is in sight.
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I had, I think, finally been introduced to the private world of reading that many people inhabit; a dream state I now regard as a portal to the act of breathing life into fictional worlds of one's own.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From Harley Davidson to Colgate-Palmolive, U.S. companies are flocking to borrow in euros and their record issuance is breathing life into a market where yields have been hammered by the European Central Bank's renewed stimulus push.
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For those marginally familiar with him, it's also a bracing introduction to Baldwin as a social commentator, with Samuel L. Jackson breathing life into his writings, augmented by extensive clips of the author in venues such as Dick Cavett's show.
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EditorsNote: updates Rasmus powers Astros past Red Sox HOUSTON — Colby Rasmus was the unquestioned star of the show after breathing life into a flaccid Astros' offense, but the bottom of the Houston order produced in manners commensurate to Rasmus' heroics.
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For four years he wrote short stories inspired by his own life, his struggle to be open about his sexuality, his despair and frustration that nearly drove him to suicide - quietly breathing life into Mohanaswamy, the hero of his stories.
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Related Link: For 'Lion,' Dev Patel took his mind and body to new places "These phenomenal filmmakers have captured our hearts and minds, breathing life into stories rarely told and revealing worlds rarely seen," DGA president Paris Barclay said in a statement.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Judge Tells U.S. to Accept New DACA Applications, Breathing Life Into Program" (news article, April 25): Thanks to Judge John D. Bates, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and its approximately 700,000 participants have been spared.
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Breathing life into these mechanics requires a willingness to join the game in its often halting efforts at storytelling, and it dawns on me that maybe this is the thing above all others that has repelled me about so many space strategy games.
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He's done a miraculous thing, the literary equivalent of breathing life into a figure made of clay — taken a story I've been hearing since services were held in the old sanctuary and made me experience it again as if for the first time.
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Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh revealed that senior quarterback John O'Korn will remain the starter despite growing calls for freshman Brandon Peters to get his shot at breathing life into a moribund offense, which has been held to 16.6 points over its last three contests.
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Our ABC sources say Kelly -- and virtually everyone on her show -- feels Disney has screamed to the world they don't care about 'Live' ... their singular focus is breathing life into 'GMA,' which has lost a big chunk of its audience over the last year.
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If you spend a considerable amount of time on YouTube fishing for rap in any city, the algorithm will likely open you up to a plethora of locally famous artists all pushing six-figure views and, more importantly, breathing life into places that need musical representation.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa said on Thursday that President Trump had committed to supporting a rewrite of the nation's federal sentencing laws after November's elections, breathing life into a long-stalled priority that has united an unlikely coalition of conservatives, libertarians and liberals.
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A: That is something that actors such as myself have to constantly try and defend, you know just playing who we are... I feel really proud of being able to be a part of representing a diverse cinema and that's breathing life into diverse stories so that people that look like myself have something to aspire to on screen.
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A: That story in particular really affected me because at the end of "Slumdog Millionaire" we danced on this train platform... And during those attacks you know a gunman walked into that station and unloaded an AK 47 (assault rifle) on to hundreds of travelers... So when there were talks of a story going to be made, a film going to be made I really wanted to be a part of breathing life into that and making sure it is done with a level of humanity and sincerity.
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After breathing life into the human forms, he left them with the spirits of good and evil and departed.
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9, 1984. "Mystic journeys breathing life into visions beyond the rational", San Jose Mercury News, Jun. 10, 1995. "Web site gives scientists outlet for explaining the unexplainable", Sacramento Bee, Sep.
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Only three months were spent on the concept stage of development, but would spend the next two years on the prototype cycle of development.McLain, Alex. Breathing Life into Brute Force .
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Sensation is used to portray a character's perceptions. It can help draw the reader in by conveying the actual sensations of things comprising the story, breathing life into its physical world.Rozelle, 2005, p. 76.Morrell, 2006, p. 172.
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Creature animation is a specialised part of the animation process which involves bringing realistic animals and creatures to life. It is often distinguished from character animation, which involves breathing life into animated characters and creating the illusion of thought, feeling and emotion.
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Juliet Gilkes Romero, Creative Fellow 2018, University of Birmingham. Accessed 18 July 2020. Her 2020 play, The Whip, written for the Royal Shakespeare Company, follows the political manoeuvring behind the 1833 Slavery Abolition Act.Ian Youngs, The writers breathing life into black British history, BBC News, 22 January 2020.
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The museum was conceived in 1959 under the aegis of the Italian Archaeological Mission to Swat and the Wali of Swat to contain his personal collection of artifacts.Gauhar, Feryal Ali (Nov 10, 2013). Breathing life into history: the new Swat Museum. Dawn. It was later expanded with the assistance of the Japanese government,Shah, Sadia Qasim (Nov 25 2008).
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She may be breathing life into these dwarf suitors or preparing to devour them along with their gifts. Either way, she's a source of awe and terror. All through the picture, Mazursky has been trying to demystify what he experiences as mystifying. This movie is a little monument to screwed-up notions of what women are.
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Priscillano "Pres" Antonio Romanillos (January 11, 1963 – July 17, 2010) was a Hollywood animator who had a long and successful career at studios such as DreamWorks and Walt Disney. He was responsible for breathing life into many memorable animated characters including the Native American Little Creek in DreamWorks' Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Pocahontas, and the villainous Hun Shan-Yu in Disney's Mulan.
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They ride on horseback to a lavish castle in the country. As Romuald dismounts his horse, he is told that it is too late for the woman and that she's dead. He is led to the woman's chamber to perform the rites, only to discover that the woman is Clarimonde. In his grief, he kisses her, temporarily breathing life into her.
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According to author Craig Shirley, the two men deserve credit "for breathing life into the dying Reagan campaign".Shirley (2005), p. 160 Going into the primary, Reagan had lost all the primaries, including in New Hampshire, where he had been favored, and was two million dollars in debt, with a growing number of Republican leaders calling for his exit.Shirley (2005), p.
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One experiment involved hooking up a frog leg to various metals. They found no effect until the moisture of Humboldt's breath triggered a reaction that caused the frog leg to leap off the table. Humboldt described this as one of his favorite experiments because it was as if he were "breathing life into" the leg. During this visit, a thunderstorm killed a farmer and his wife.
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After World War II, Caedo was able to establish himself as a sculptor on the commissions from the Jesuits. He executed at least eight major works for the Jesuits. He was also commissioned to build the MacArthur Landing site in Palo, Leyte, as well as other monuments of Philippine national heroes. Caedo was known for injecting vitality and breathing life into his sculptures, which became the hallmarks of his style.
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The programme was well received by audiences and the critics. In its domestic market, the first season received very positive reviews. Le Monde commented on its "mastery of its subject" and "rigorous construction of narrative arches" and lauded its "different and credible tone". Le Nouvel Observateur compared it to Mad Men and congratulated it on "staging that exceptional routine with flair and breathing life into a convincing team of heroes".
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Before his HIV diagnosis, Robbins was raising awareness about HIV in the LGBT community and fundraising for the AIDS service organization Nashville CARES. He was also a volunteer for the HVTN 505 clinical vaccine trial. He has been described as "one of a growing legion of bloggers who are breathing life into HIV activism". Robbins published a video on YouTube of being told of his HIV diagnosis in January 2012,.
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Sources as diverse as The Times of London and Salon.com remarked on Sharp’s penchant for rich characterization and described Sharp’s novel as a refinement of her interest in charting the personal and emotional undercurrents that fuel political ideology. Craig Seligman, writing for The New York Times Book Review, noted that “Sharp has the born novelist's gift of breathing life into her characters. Even the minor characters seem to get up and step off the page.
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Enigonhahetgea took to the dark; Enigorio took to the light, and set off on the business of creation. He took his deceased mother's head and fashioned an "orb" (the sun), which he laid at the center of the firmament. Enigorio made the moon from her body, and from the earth he sculpted "his own likeness, male and female". Breathing life into them, he conceived the Eagwehowe (Real People) and gave them the Great Island.
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The miracle of creating birds from clay and breathing life into them when a child is mentioned in al-Imran (3) 43, 49 and al-Maida (5) 109–110. Although this miracle is also not mentioned the canonical Gospel, the same narrative is found in at least two pre-Islamic sources: the Infancy Gospel of Thomas and the Jewish Toledot Yeshu, with few variant details between the Quran and these two sources.Parrinder 1965, p. 83–84.
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The play was also short-listed for the Verity Bargate Award and the Alfred Fagon Award. Okoh's play The Gift (2020) tells the story of the Egbado princess Sarah Bonetta who was given to Queen Victoria as a gift, and raised as her god-daughter. The play opened at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry in January 2020 before moving on to the Theatre Royal Stratford East.Ian Youngs, The writers breathing life into black British history, BBC News, 22 January 2020.
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Early in the Manhattan project, Enrico Fermi's attention was focused on the use of reactors to produce plutonium. In September 1944, he arrived at Los Alamos, shortly after breathing life into the first Hanford reactor, which had been poisoned by a xenon isotope. Soon after Fermi's arrival, Teller's "Super" bomb group, of which Ulam was a part, was transferred to a new division headed by Fermi. Fermi and Ulam formed a relationship that became very fruitful after the war.
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Just as God is eternal, so lifeless matter in the 'formlessness' of dust and water has existed since before time. The three heavens and our world were created from these, not from nothing-at-all. Creation is the word of God breathing life into the previously lifeless dust and water (2.8). Since Reeve is loath to say evil derives from God's creation he sees it as a primal force lying in wait amongst the lifeless dust - a surprising prototype for the Cthulhu mythos.
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Khnum, accompanied by the goddess Heqet, moulds Ihy in a relief from the mammisi (birth temple) at Dendera Temple complex, Egypt The Temple of Beit el-Wali of Ramesses II contained statues of Khnum, Satis and Anukis, along with statues of Isis and Horus. In other locations, such as Herwer (Tuna el-Gebel perhaps), as the moulder and creator of the human body, he was sometimes regarded as the consort of Heket, or of Meskhenet, whose responsibility was breathing life into children at the moment of birth, as the kꜣ ("ka").
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Stuart Heritage of Hecklerspray wrote that the song "benefits from some lovely strings and gorgeous, sultry vocals", although admitted that the single is not as exciting as the album's previous ones. Daily Record's Rick Fulton described the song as one of the group's more thoughtful tracks, but admitted that it lacks "bite". He applauded the Soul Seekerz Vocal Mix version as "breathing life" into it. Alexis Petridis of The Guardian criticised the song as tedious and stated that it "is every bit as gripping as new parents foisting their baby photos on you".
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Andrew Fitch, writing for Electronic Gaming Monthly, praised the game as "a love letter to the classic side-scrolling arcade brawler". Martin Robinson of Eurogamer was less positive than other reviewers, praising some elements but disliking the artstyle and finding it overly long and archaic. GameSpots Peter Brown found many elements of the visuals either distracting or offensive, but praised the gameplay design and skill system. Justin Speer of GameTrailers praised the game for breathing life into its genre, saying players who were willing to push through its repetitive aspects would find a lot to enjoy.
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Measure of America is a non-partisan, non-profit initiative of the Social Science Research Council in Brooklyn, New York. It conducts research and analysis primarily on human development data from the United States at the national, state, and county levels. Measure of America aims to stimulate fact- based dialogue about human development issues in the United States by “[breathing] life into numbers, [and] using data to create compelling narratives that foster greater understanding of our shared challenges and greater support for people-centered policies.” Measure of America’s seminal work is the American Human Development Index.
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The film was not a popular success. Vincent Canby of The New York Times wrote, "It's not great but it's a cool, intelligent variation on a kind of movie that by this time can be most easily identified by the license numbers on the cars in its chase sequences ... Mr. Hyams, who wrote and directed 'Busting,' brings off something of a feat by making a contemporary cop film that is tough without exploiting the sort of right-wing cynicism that tells us all to go out and buy our own guns."Canby, Vincent (February 28, 1974). "Film: Breathing Life Into Cops and Robbers Style".
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In hopes of breathing life into the program, Florida hired Norm Sloan as its first full-time head coach for the 1960–61 season. He compiled a record of 85–63 in six seasons, including the Gators' first two wins over long-dominant Kentucky in SEC play. Sloan's Gators did not receive a postseason tournament invitation during his tenure, however; until 1975 only the conference champion was guaranteed an NCAA bid. Nonetheless, according to Florida historian Norm Carlson, Sloan elevated the Gators basketball program from "an intramural program and built the grass roots." Sloan left Florida for his alma mater, North Carolina State, after the 1965–66 season.
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Both critics, Martin Johnson from Chicago Reader and Johnny Huston from Entertainment Weekly agreed that the album's low points occurred on its ballads and that Peniston faltered on slower numbers. (Johnson also added that even Toni Braxton, who redefined the urban contemporary ballad, "would have trouble breathing life into them"). While Huston noticed Patti LaBelle-influenced vocal stylings (on "Through Those Doors"), Johnson recalled young Chaka Khan and stressed the pungent lower registers of the singer's voice (on "Searchin'"). People magazine found the album's problem in Peniston's big-time pop success and her new need to be seen more serious than just a dance-music artist.
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Roy Crowl and Burris kept Roy's Garage and Café operating 24 hours a day – seven days a week; so busy was Roy's that Burris took out classified ads in newspapers across the country in the hope of recruiting help.Mike Anton, Breathing life into a faded desert landmark, Los Angeles Times, January 17, 2007. By the opening of the 1950s, Roy's complex employed up to 70 people; the town's entire population then was 700. Some very significant aesthetic changes came to Roy's Motel and Café in 1959: the February 1 erection of the towering neon boomerang sign visible for miles approaching Amboy; and the construction of the motel's new Mid-Century modern "inclined roof flying over a glassed wedge" guest reception and office theme building.
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Hester Vaizey in The Independent found the story > utterly unforgettable, breathing life into the painful experiences of a > couple who, like many other displaced Jews in Europe at the end of World War > Two, were intent on making a success of survival after the world had turned > its back on them. It is a chilling reminder of how the consequences of war > long outlived the ceasefire.Hester Vaizey (14 November 2014) A Brief Stop on > the Road from Auschwitz by Goran Rosenberg, book review: Shadows of the > Holocaust never far away in author's childhood The Independent. In a more critical review, Thomas Harding in New Statesman sees the book as a non-fiction narrative and finds that it relies too much on speculation.
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Another addition to Pleasantville's cultural scene is the Pleasantville Music Festival, made possible by the village, over 150 volunteers and WXPK, an all-day outdoor event stage at Parkway Field on the second Saturday in July. Main stage acts have included Roger McGuinn, The Bacon Brothers, Rusted Root, Jakob Dylan, Dar Williams, Carney, Back Door Slam, Marc Cohn, Augustana, Z.Z Ward, and Joan Osborne. Pleasantville is also home to the Pleasantville Farmers Market. Started in 1998 as one of the first markets in Westchester with a goal of breathing life into a struggling downtown, the Saturday morning market is now the largest year-round farmers market in Westchester County, attracting upwards of 3,500 people a week to shop from over 55 vendors of locally grown and produced food.
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Contrary to worries on the part of Nicky Wire that Journal for Plague Lovers "could seriously damage" the band, and in spite of initial suspicions that the album constituted "a blatant attempt to recapture the glory days of an album [they] released 15 years ago", reviews were ultimately highly favourable. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 85 out of 100 based on eighteen reviews, which indicates "universal acclaim". Journal for Plague Lovers scored a rare five-star review in Q magazine, which argued that by "breathing life into Richey Edwards's own last words", the band "crafted not a memorial but a celebration". Retrospectively, the publication named the album the fifth best record of 2009, declaring it one of the band's "finest and most heartfelt moments".
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It's also — thanks in large part to Alex Brightman's spot-on performance as the incorrigible titular ghoul — a pretty fun time." Nick Romano from Entertainment Weekly wrote: "Beetlejuice... was crafted from a group of creative minds who clearly love the source material, though not all of it works. There are still second act problems and a song list void of any real bops, but it's a fun time for the Burton novice and pure fan service for the Burton stans, thanks in large part to the titular puckish undead spirit breathing life into a Broadway experiment that could've been dead in the water." Peter Marks, theatre critic for The Washington Post, was pleased by the changes made during the show's transition to Broadway, writing: "When last we left Beetlejuice, during its tryout run in November in Washington's National Theatre, the blithe, dizzily antic spirit of the movie was suffocating under the weight of sophomoric, phallic gags.
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Sital-Singh's first EP, entitled Fail for You, was released in 2012. On 18 July 2012 Sital- Singh was the featured artist on The Guardian's "New band of the day", with journalist Paul Lester saying that the singer-songwriter was "breathing life into a tired form". "Bottled Up Tight", Sital-Singh's second single, gained a place on BBC Radio 1's In New Music We Trust playlist in March 2013, as well as a spot on Radio 6's Rebel playlist. Sital-Singh's third EP Tornados was released in November 2013. Lead single "Nothing Stays the Same" made the BBC Radio 1 Music B-list on 21 October 2013 and was also added to BBC 6 Music. On 2 December 2013, Sital-Singh was named on the longlist for BBC's Sound of 2014 poll. On 30 July 2014, Sital-Singh's song "Dark" was featured on an episode of Suits (S04E07). His song "Fail for You" was featured on an episode of Grey's Anatomy (S09E09) as well as an episode of the BBC comedy-drama series The Wrong Mans (S01E06).
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