Can you recommend a version that would allow me to draw close?
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The Panthers continued to draw close in the second half, only to have Georgia Tech respond.
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Thomas also went without a bogey and ended with a birdie on 18 to draw close.
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Yet even as lawmakers draw close to a resolution, filling in the blanks could prove insurmountable.
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Eventually, the policemen draw close to an openly racist would-be politician named David Duke (Topher Grace).
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They draw close to the man at the top of the mountain, keeping their guns trained on him.
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This year's ceremony is expected to draw close to 100 people and will end with a community potluck.
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Yet like moths to the flame, the leaders of those nations are finding that they draw close at their peril.
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Last year, the program faced a swirl of renewed commentary about its ability to draw close but not quite finish.
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Each of us, without exception, breaks into a run as we draw close, anxious to see if our own home is still standing.
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Even if it doesn't, it'll draw close enough to bring destructive winds and as much as 20 inches of rain in some places.
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It was bitter cold that December, prompting the city's eight million residents to pile on the coal briquettes and draw close to the fire.
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The Parnas interview shows how he was able to draw close to the President, and was sometimes in the room while Ukraine was being discussed.
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Confidence: Medium Much of Wednesday should be dry, although an advancing cold front may draw close enough in the evening to set off a few showers.
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Any transaction will probably draw close scrutiny from government regulators, who have become more suspicious of airline mergers because of the potential for them to result in higher prices.
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In another supporting statement Tom Horton, presiding director, added that the offer "comes with significant regulatory uncertainty" — suggesting consolidation of two major semiconductor companies may well draw close scrutiny from competition authorities.
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Regardless of whether the deal is a pure long-run business investment or a transaction with both political and financial motivations, it is sure to draw close scrutiny from the sport's regulators.
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But even if the eye doesn't cross land, it should draw close enough to the islands that it brings destructive winds and rain accumulations over 260 inches in some locations, forecasters said.
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This is not an attempt to draw close analogies with a vastly different Korean situation, but it is just a reminder of one of the events that have marked occasional accelerations of history.
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Or maybe for governor again.) If she does seek another office, one document likely to draw close scrutiny is her book "Lead From the Outside," which is part memoir, part self-help book (its original title was "Minority Leader").
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As I draw close, a small text box pops out telling me precisely this: that he is gazing at the book to make sense of what the body beneath him is saying in all its vascular and muscular complexity.
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And you can see its draw—close to other popular destinations on the safari circuit such as South Africa and Zambia, Malawi is a country of extreme natural beauty, and despite its struggling economy, is politically stable, safe, and all-round friendly.
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The report from Congress's nonpartisan scorekeeper, slated for release on May 85033, is sure to draw close scrutiny from both sides as "Medicare for All" single-payer proposals are hotly debated among Democrats on Capitol Hill and on the presidential campaign trail.
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When she does draw close to herself — as in the first essay, "Scar Tissue," about being stabbed as a graduate student — the collection dazzles, but Bernard gravitates far more toward the bodies of others, of her husband and her Ethiopian-born daughters.
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What Cooke and many others in the bird-strike community dream of, by contrast, is a future where air traffic controllers and pilots can receive radar warnings in real time, so they can slow down or veer to the side when flocks draw close.
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This collection also includes a wonderful study for the immense "Christ in the Garden of Olives (The Agony in the Garden)" of 1824-26, a gorgeous, packed, newly cleaned vision of Christ, in a splendid orange wrap, pushing away the angels as soldiers draw close to arrest him.
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They're considered life critical when used as the pressure hull of a crewed compartment. In that context, they receive special attention for issues like loads, leak rate, seal redundancy, and verification practices. They also draw close scrutiny to the effects of their failure. # External flanges are subject to both mechanical loads and loads induced by pressure in their parent .
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During the Lebanese Civil War that broke out in 1975, PFLP forces were decimated in the battle against Syria. Later, the PFLP would draw close to Syria, as Syria's government shifted, but PFLP involvement in the Lebanese war remained strong until the U.S.-negotiated evacuation of PLO units from Beirut in 1982 and continued on a smaller scale after that.
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Barruel returned to the principal texts of the Enlightenment and found reasons to draw close links between the philosophism of the time and the anti-Christian campaigns of the Revolution.McMahon, 101. Here he found that the philosophes had created an age of pretend philosophy which they used in their battle with Christianity. Their commitment to liberty and equality were really commitments of "pride and revolt".
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Rosenqvist then slipstreamed up behind Giovinazzi into Lisboa corner. Rosenqvist moved out of the slipstream but made an error at the Melco hairpin after over-adjusting his brake bias to compensate for brake locking. Leclerc closer to within half a second of Rosenqvist although he could not draw close enough to challenge him. Giovinazzi opened up a 1.9 second lead and maintained it to finish first on the road.
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The match ended at that point, the two captains agreeing to a draw. Close shook Statham's hand and Statham left the field to a standing ovation by the crowd of nearly 10,000 people, the applause led by Fred Trueman on the players' balcony. Next day, The Times regretted his decision to retire and said: "There are still hundreds of wickets left in him".Derlien, pages 157 to 159.
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The korban also has a spiritual meaning and refers to some part of an individual's ego, which is given up as a sacrifice to God in honouring the mortality of the worshipper. In keeping with the root of the word, meaning to draw close, and to the common usage as the sacrifice of an animal, so can the worshipper sacrifice something of this world to become closer to God.
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Much like his father Shivaji's Karnataka campaign, Sambhaji attempted in 1681 to invade Mysore, then a southern principality ruled by Wodeyar Chikkadevaraja. Sambhaji's large army was repelled, as had happened to Shivaji in 1675. The Chikkadevraja later made treaties and rendered tribute to the Maratha kingdom during the conflicts of 1682–1686. The Chikkadevraja however began to draw close to the Mughal empire and ceased to follow his treaties with the Marathas.
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Local Chabad house drives around Paris to get Jewish people interested in Hanukka services Jewish outreach is a term sometimes used to translate the Hebrew word kiruv or keruv (literally, "to draw close" or "in-reach"). Normative Judaism does not actively seek converts, although all denominations do accept those with a sincere commitment. Outreach efforts are instead directed at Jews who have "gone astray", or who have been born Jewish in a non-observant family.
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But the year's premiere matchup was the rematch with Penn to be played in Ann Arbor. Baird predicted that the Western Conference matchup between Minnesota and Chicago "will not hold a candle" to the Penn-Michigan game. Baird continued in his comments about the Pann game: > I think it will eclipse in point of interest and attendance any football > game ever played in the Middle West. If we do not draw close to 28,000 > spectators, it will be because something has gone wrong.
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Coggins, 2002, p.25 On 30 January 1776 the 14-gun British Brig Hope, which had sailed from Boston for the express purpose of capturing Hancock, intercepted her off Plymouth. Manley ran Hancock ashore where it became impossible for Hope, with her deeper draft, to draw close aboard. The Americans later refloated Hancock and she later captured several more prizes in joint operations with the squadron by April 1776, when Captain Samuel Tucker relieved Commodore John Manley in command of Hancock.
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He uses his influence to add to Ned's success, as well as driving a wedge between Ned and Joan, who begin drifting apart, each thinking the other no longer cares. Ned and Helen begin to draw close to one another. As a way to drive the final spike in her marriage, James approaches Joan and offers her a large sum of money to divorce Ned. Joan refuses, but James and her both realize that it was James who was her rich benefactor in Paris.
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A widower, Bausen generously shares from his expensive wine cellar and together they draw close over a love of chess. The sympathetic Van Veeteren wants to resolve the difficult investigation for his old friend's sake, which Bausen also appreciates. The problem is that the killings are random with the victims completely unrelated, and the murderer is too clever to be found or even noticed. Significantly the corpses are discovered axed precisely in the same way with a butcher's chopper which shows the killer's attention to detail.
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The East Syriac word Qurbana and the West Syriac word Qurbono are derived from the Aramaic term Qurbana (ܩܘܪܒܢܐ). When the Temple stood in Jerusalem, and sacrifices were offered, "Qorban" was a technical Hebrew term for some of the offerings that were brought there. It comes from a Hebrew root, "Qarab", meaning "to draw close or 'near'". A required Korban was offered morning and evening daily and on holidays (at certain times, additional 'korbanot' were offered), in addition to which individuals could bring an optional personal Korban.
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From 1917 through 1964 the United States Marine Corps maintained a military base in La Jolla. The base was used for marksmanship training and was known as Camp Calvin B. Matthews. During and after World War II the population of La Jolla grew, causing residential development to draw close to the base, so that it became less and less suitable as a firing range because of risk to the adjacent civilian population. Meanwhile, the site was being eyed as a location for a proposed new campus of the University of California.
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In a September 2015 interview, he said that the Church's ministers should recognise what is good where it is found. For example, he said, a civil marriage is better than simply living together, because it signifies a couple has made a formal, public commitment to one another. "Instead of talking about everything that is missing, we can draw close to this reality, noting what is positive in this love that is establishing itself." Schönborn described a gay friend of his who, after many temporary relationships, is now in a stable relationship.
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He rejoined without losing position. Button battled Verstappen and overtook him for seventh on the 56th lap as Trulli made a pit stop from fourth and rejoined the track in fifth. From the 59th lap, Coulthard began to gain on Michael Schumacher, who slowed due to an oil pressure problem. He could not draw close enough to pass, and Schumacher took his second victory of the season, his third in Brazil and the 37th of his career in a time of 1 hour, 31 minutes, 35.271 seconds, averaging over a distance of and 71 laps.
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The vessel is a twinkling light > in a liquid blue swirl on the glowing screen before you. Other lights come > and go in brilliant constellations. These are the positions of all the many > planes, helicopters, Nato vessels and fishermen’s boats that flicker around > the migrants but never draw close. A thousand documents could not say as > much as this brief and sorrowfully beautiful film in which all the lights > fade, leaving only the one little spark which eventually dies away, emblem > of what is now known as the Left-to-Die Boat.
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Vergne continued to push di Grassi for the rest of the race but was not able to draw close enough to mount a serious attempt at passing, and di Grassi took his second victory of the season and the sixth of his career. Vergne finished three-tenths of a second behind in second with teammate Sarrazin third. Buemi was fourth on the road, ahead of Abt in fifth and Bird who gained 12 positions over the course of the event to take sixth. Prost, Evans, Frijns, and the limping Rosenqvist rounded out the top ten.
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Individually it isn't particularly pronounced. Even when flowers abound, you probably wouldn't notice it from any great distance. But if you draw close to a particularly floriferous Hablitzia, you might notice the air filled with scent almost exactly like crushed Coriander (Cilantro) leaf - rather unpleasant. What makes that interesting is that there is a story behind why some people have a strong aversion to Coriander - of a cluster of olfactory-receptor genes, one, called OR6A2, encodes a particular receptor that is highly sensitive to aldehyde chemicals such as those which contribute to the flavour of Coriander.
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Navy was the first to five wins in 1981, while Army won its fifth in 1988 and Air Force in 1989 to knot the series (five wins each with three shares). Air Force has led since their win in 1990, and dominated through 2002, with sixteen wins to Army's six. Winless in the series for over two decades, Navy reeled off seven consecutive sweeps from 2003 through 2009 to draw close. In the annual series, Air Force plays a home game and a road game, usually both on campus, hosting Navy in even-numbered years and Army in odd years.
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In Jewish tradition, the month of Elul is a time of repentance in preparation for the High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. The word "Elul" is similar to the root of the verb "search" in Aramaic. Jewish sources from the 14th century and on write that the Hebrew word "Elul" can be understood to be an acronym for the phrase "Ani L'dodi V'dodi Li" – "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine". Elul is seen as a time to search one's heart and draw close to God in preparation for the coming Day of Judgement, Rosh Hashanah, and Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur.
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Brantôme called the performance "the finest ballet that was ever given in this world" and praised Catherine for bringing prestige to France with "all these inventions". Jean Dorat described the movements of the dancers in verse: :They blend a thousand flights with a thousand pauses of the feet :Now they stitch through one another like bees by holding hands :Now they form a point like a flock of voiceless cranes. :Now they draw close, intertwining with one another :Creating an entangled hedge like a kind of bramble bush. :Now this one and now that switches to a flat figure :Which describes many letters without a tablet.
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184 Nielly recognised Bligh's intentions as soon as Canada began to move however, and interposed his division so that they blocked Hamilton's manoeuvre, both ships of the division now firing on Hamilton's ship. Bligh was thus isolated, Alexander falling further behind Canada. At 11:00, the French ship Jean-Bart was able to draw close enough to Alexander to discharge its main broadside at the British vessel, the two ships engaging in a fierce duel for 30 minutes, both suffering damage. At 11:30 Jean-Bart sheered away from the engagement, assisted by a French frigate, and its place was taken by the next French ship in line, Tigre.
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Whereas the American Air Training limit increases over time, a major battle (like Midway in reality) can cost Japan more naval air squadrons than she can replace in a year, and by 1944 Japan may well find herself with empty aircraft carriers as was the case at the Battle of Leyte Gulf. When the Americans draw close enough to the Home Islands, Japan may resort to building nine kamikaze air squadrons per turn. Kamikazes, for which the elite black-on-yellow counters are once again used, perform poorly in combat (-2 Die Roll Modifier) but their suicide attacks hit Allied ships at double strength.
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Hamilton's race engineer Peter Bonnington radioed him to stay at least 2 seconds behind teammate Rosberg and conserve his tyres for an attack later on. Hamilton was aware from previous experiences earlier in the season that the method to pass a driver was to do so when tyre grip was optimal otherwise it would not have been possible to draw close enough to effect a pass. He recorded the fastest lap at that point to move within seven- tenths of a second of his teammate Rosberg by the start of lap 28, causing debate among Mercedes pit lane staff. Massa at this point was 12 seconds behind and Bonnington allowed Hamilton to attack earlier than planned.
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Woodlands Lake in Greenburgh Here the bike path ends amidst the dense urban development, but the parkway continues, and the two again draw close as they enter the town of Greenburgh and intersect the Cross Westchester Expressway (Interstate 287). A new bike path, the South County Trailway, begins here just south of the West Main Street (State Route 119) bridge north of the Rum Brook confluence. Past that the parkway, trailway and the Saw Mill River all turn southwest, where they intersect the New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) at an oblique angle. For the next mile the Thruway remains close to the river, and Saw Mill River Road, now just carrying NY 9A, returns to the corridor just east of the Thruway as well.
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In Orthodox theology, expiation is an act of offering that seeks to change the one making the offering. The Biblical Greek word which is translated both as "propitiation" and as "expiation" is hilasmos (I John 2:2, 4:10), which means "to make acceptable and enable one to draw close to God". Thus the Orthodox emphasis would be that Christ died, not to appease an angry and vindictive Father or to avert the wrath of God upon sinners, but to defeat and secure the destruction of sin and death, so that those who are fallen and in spiritual bondage may become divinely transfigured, and therefore fully human, as their Creator intended; that is to say, human creatures become God in his energies or operations but not in his essence or identity, conforming to the image of Christ and reacquiring the divine likeness (see theosis).Fr. James Bernstein, author of Surprised by Christ: My journey from Judaism to Orthodox Christianity, The Illumined Heart Podcast, May 22, 2008.
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" Di Grassi called the race "extraordinary", and although he did not expect to draw close to Buemi at the start, he was delighted to finish second. He hoped to contend for the win in every race until the season ended. Third-place finisher Lotterer admitted that he was still learning Formula E and on how luck changes hands in the series, "I saved a bit too much energy and the performance was good, but I learned a lot again today and I’m happy to be on the podium… I’m getting it bit by bit." Rosenqvist's retirement from the lead was his second in three races after a battery failure lost him the Mexico City ePrix. He described the race as a "perfect day in every sense" and vowed to return to contention, "We’re all quite tired and I think the guys deserved a win today – that’s going to be hard for everyone but we’re going to come back.
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