Every week, innovative new tech gadgets come on the scene.
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Has anything like illicit fentanyl come on the scene before?
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I'm grateful that Amazon and Netflix have come on the scene.
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That's happened every single time new technologies have come on the scene.
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It's a disgruntled employee who has come on the scene of his employment.
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"This whole vaping thing has come on the scene pretty recently," Miech said.
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Of today's frontrunning franchises, Chopt was the first to come on the scene, in 2001; JustSalad and Tender Greens followed in 2006.
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Psychoactive drugs like Thorazine had come on the scene in the 1950s, followed much later by Prozac and other mood-altering pharmaceuticals.
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New milks come on the scene fast, a Cambrian explosion of varietals, and alt-milk trends tear through communities: New Yorkers recently experienced an oat milk shortage.
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Launched in 22016 by an acolyte of SAC Capital Advisors founder Steven A. Cohen, Folger Hill was one of the most prominent hedge funds to come on the scene.
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"Non-dairy yogurts and kefirs have also come on the scene in a big way," Chef Judy Joo, author of "Korean Food Made Simple" and "Judy Joo's Korean Soul Food," told Insider.
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But the regime often targets the White Helmets (the Syrian Civil Defense), employing a "double tap" tactic: They will bomb an area, and when the paramedics come on the scene, they bomb it again.
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Like now, everybody was sick of war then, the country was ruled by criminals, and the Taliban had just come on the scene and everyone thought they were good people and would be different.
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The latest robot to come on the scene is a lettuce-peeling machine, and while it's not yet as skilled as its human counterparts, it heralds a shift in agriculture that could one day mean more robots and fewer humans.
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Greg E.: I want to ask more about this topic and technology; you are a publisher of Logic magazine which is one of the most interesting publications about technology that has come on the scene in the last few years.
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I'm thinking, of course, of shows like "The Handmaid's Tale," which just happened to come on the scene in this political moment where all of these women's rights that we thought were a done deal are suddenly back up for debate.
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Every brand has its iconic handbag silhouettes, and yet, each year, a fresh crop of styles come on the scene and threaten to steal the spotlight, from the high-end brands you know and love to smaller, contemporary ones that make waves seemingly out of nowhere (ahem, Cult Gaia).
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So far, the firm, which is one of the most successful new venture firms to come on the scene since its launch nearly eleven years ago, has only had one exit from its life science portfolio — the $65 million acquisition of Jungla by the genetics testing firm, Invitae back in 2019.
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The inspiration for the idea was, Amazon had come on the scene in the mid to late '90s and had pioneered this notion of a customer review, where the books that Amazon was selling and then later the movies and all the other products, they would be reviewed, not by professional reviewers like, say, Walt Mossberg, but by consumers.
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After Angelo and his troops come on the scene, Galeofa gives Angelo an unsigned letter to Catarina from a young man, then dies. The rebellion is defeated.
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One group of women admits to fear of death, and Cassandre dismisses them from her sight. The remaining women unite with Cassandre in their determination to die. A Greek captain observes the women during this scene with admiration for their courage. Greek soldiers then come on the scene, demanding the Trojan treasure from the women.
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Other alien races have come on the scene and formed a new alliance against the Colonial Union called the Conclave. They have invited the people of Earth to join them. For a shaken and betrayed Earth, the choice is not obvious or easy. Against such possibilities, managing the survival of the Colonial Union will not be easy, either.
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Caius and Slender each arrive, and search respectively for a fairy dressed in green and in white, which they each find and then depart. Fenton arrives and finds Anne Page, and they leave. The fairies tease Falstaff, until a horn call stops the action. The Fords and Pages come on the scene, and Falstaff realises that he has been tricked.
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While Hannah was able to move on, Zac struggled to be around her and watch as she developed a romance with Andy Barrett (Tai Hara). Clausen said, "Zac never thought Hannah would be looking elsewhere for romance or that anyone else had come on the scene. It's a blow to his ego!" When Zac and Hannah stopped communicating, Zac looked through her phone and Hannah caught him.
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Davus retires into the background as Chremes comes onto the scene, and then reappears after Chremes has seen what Mysis was doing. Chremes hides himself not realising that Davus knows he is present. Davus berates a confused Mysis for her actions, saying that it would be terrible if Chremes had come on the scene and not him. Chremes reveals himself and says the wedding is off.
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Tiresias enters on a scene of young girls engaged in vaulting over the horn of bull. After a solo and a dance for Tiresias and male corps de ballet, priestesses and a young virgin come on the scene. The Neophyte gives him a wand and departs. Tiresias spots two snakes copulating and in a rage he strikes the female snake with his staff and is thus changed into a woman.
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She was offered a vice-presidency of the NSS in 1867 and again in 1876, but refused both times. In the mid-1870s Annie Besant threatened to eclipse Law as the leading woman free thought lecturer. A biographer of Bradlaugh said "Mrs Besant had come on the scene, and there was not room for two ladies as Secularist advocates." Law fell out with Bradlaugh and Besant and left the NSS in 1877.
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Pringle turned her and her cargo of flour, cordage and various articles over to Commander William Dowers in , which had come on the scene after having been in Basse-Terre Bay under a flag of truce. Pringle moved to and Commander David Sloan replaced him on Pultusk. Commander William Elliot replaced Sloan in October. A British squadron under Captain George Miller in arrived at Deshaies on 12 December to reconnoiter the harbour.
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He had picked up an ashtray and threw it across the room, maybe in a fit of temper, I'm sure only to frighten the lad. But it hit Matt on the side of the head and drew blood. Basically this had been a domestic situation that had got a little out of hand and it should have been left at that. But a neighbour who had come on the scene asked if she should get the police and, without thinking, I said yes.
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"On the Beam" was written by Jerome Kern and Johnny Mercer for the film You Were Never Lovelier, 1942, but was not included in the film's final release. On the Beam contains Mercer's lyrics, "I'm like the B-19/ Loaded with Benzedrine/ When I come on the scene/ I bust a hole in the sky." It was composed for Fred Astaire and his rendition of the song was issued on the Decca 78 rpm record as the B side to his singing of the main title song.
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They kill Yang Bailao, and take away Xi'er by force as his concubine. Dachun and other villagers come on the scene, and Dachun wants to go to the landlord's residence to fight for justice but is stopped by Zhao Dashu (Uncle Zhao) who, instead, instruct Dachun and other young people to join the Eighth Route Army. At the home of the landlord, Xi'er is forced to work day and night as a slave and is exhausted. Zhang Ershen (literally Second Aunt Zhang), an elderly maid of the landlord, is very sympathetic of Xi'er.
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The RFU Club Knock Competition, later to be known as the John Player Cup, was won in consecutive seasons 1972–73 and 1973–74, the second of which coincided with the centenary celebrations. Merit tables were then beginning to come on the scene, the early years seeing the club at the top end of both the England & Wales versions. The 1980s, however, saw a dip in playing fortune and when league rugby was first introduced in 1987 the club spent just one season in what is now known as the Premiership.
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On 5 February 1806 Blackwood was still in command of Euryalus when the privateer Mayflower, of Guernsey, captured the Spanish vessel San Jose Andrea. This gave rise to court case in which the captain of the privateer alleged that Eurylaus had not been in sight (and so entitled to share in the prize money), but had come on the scene later and that Blackwood had coerced him to sign that she had joined the chase and was in sight. The court found for Euryalus having been in sight.Robinson and Scott (1808), Vol.
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Tableau 1 (Balducci's residence) Balducci has been summoned to a meeting with Pope Clement VII concerning the Pope's commission of a bronze statue of Perseus from the sculptor Benvenuto Cellini. Balducci would have preferred Fieramosca as the chosen sculptor; he also hopes to marry his daughter Teresa to Fieramosca. But Teresa is smitten with Cellini. Before Balducci goes to his meeting with the Pope, Cellini and other Carnival celebrators come on the scene, and pelt Balducci with fausses dragées (flour pellets) that make Balducci look "like a leopard".
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In the year 2002, Mzbel had the opportunity to work with Hush Hush Studios, which at that time had come on the scene as a new production firm. While at Hush Hush, she sometimes would be asked into the studio, and as the technicians played their instruments, she sang along, songs she had created. These were songs she would usually sing to herself with no serious intention of pursuing a music career. While working part - time at Hush Hush Studios, she secured another job, at Metro TV as the only digital video editor and also producer for 'Smash TV’, a weekend entertainment programme.
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Levko shows his father the letter, which is passed on to the Clerk to read out loud. The letter turns out to be from the commissar, and instructs the Mayor to allow his son to marry Hanna. As the villagers come on the scene to greet the new day, Levko invents the story that the commissar will be coming for dinner, and the Mayor, puffed up with his own importance, gives in to the marriage. Levko and Hanna say a prayer for Pannochka, Kalenik stumbles in again, and the Sister-in-Law gives the Mayor another verbal brow-beating, as the people celebrate.
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Grabuge and Pitou, "men-at-arms", Théâtre des Menus-Plaisirs, 1868 (Draner) With the help of her servant Brigitte, Geneviève has escaped, along with Drogan, and they find themselves seven months later in a forest. As two men-at-arms approach, they hide. The Gascon and Flemish men-at-arms tell how they have been tasked by Golo to kill a noble lady. Golo and Van der Prout come on the scene and after despatching the men-at-arms to hunt down Geneviève (Golo having put about the story that Sifroid has been killed in the crusades) he calls up the hermit of the ravine.
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As the day breaks, Lavatte comes in, desperate to rid himself of the night's magic, followed by the curé who claims to have found a way to exorcise the magic: Lavatte must provide gold to make a magic circle and to allow his daughter to follow her heart's will. A mock exorcising ceremony is started, and the players – as shabby as they were in Act 1 – enter and ask for their pay and a testimonial. Lavatte agrees, and as the sun rises, guests and servants come on the scene and sing a bridal chorus for Madeleine - as the players start again on their travels.
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Say Zuzu proved a hit in Italy – December 1997 The band's next album, Take These Turns, was released in 1997 and became a very successful followup to Highway Signs and Driving Songs. In 1998, Say Zuzu released their most critically acclaimed album, Bull. The release of Bull signaled a more mature Say Zuzu than the band that had come on the scene in 1995, and earned them several nods from record companies as well as more commercial success in the US. The next year, the band released a live album entitled Live. After much touring, bassist James Nolan decided it was in his best interest to leave the band in pursuit of a graduate degree in international relations.
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The planning committee consisted of W. H. Branson, L. K. Dickson, E. D. Dick, H. L. Rudy, A. V. Olson, R. R. Figuhr, W. B. Ochs, R. A. Anderson, C. L. Torrey, D. E. Rebok, L. E. Froom, W. A. Spicer, Glenn Calkins, E. E. Cossentine, J. E. Weaver, M. V. Campbell, L. L. Moffitt, T. H. Jemison, W. E. Read, F. D. Nichol, M. L. Rice, F. H. Yost, and C. L. Bauer. Seventh-day Adventist leaders set a goal to double church membership from 1950 to 1953. Therefore, revival was needed among church leaders to help further this evangelistic goal. It was furthermore believed that because a whole new generation of leaders had "come on the scene of action" that they would benefit by a series of revival meetings centered on Bible study.
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