"My anxiety has become an everyday event that is now coupled with panic attacks," Hicks said in court Tuesday.
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It's not every day that a retailer offers a free set of Apple AirPods, but the Black Friday weekend is not an everyday event.
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You have a talent list of 30 people that are going to walk the red carpet — and I'm not talking about the Oscars because all the names are big at the Oscars, but you know like a regular everyday event — and of the 30 people, there's like two that are considered to be really good names.
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The story as told in his own language reads like the recountal of an everyday event.
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In much of the animal kingdom, it is kill or be killed on a daily basis, as creatures struggle to survive and a cycle of life and death is an everyday event in the wild. This documentary series chronicles the different yet lethal techniques used in this dance of death, from animals that work in well-organized gangs to lone killers that capture prey using camouflage and the element of surprise.
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Governor Breck is the main antagonist in the fourth film Conquest of the Planet of the Apes. He was portrayed by Academy Award-nominated actor Don Murray. In 1991, the United States has gone from its original form of government to a system of provinces headed by governors, who rule in an authoritarian manner, with many curfews and restrictions imposed, and surveillance an everyday event. Protests and demonstrations are discouraged, or given time limits.
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In a study conducted on September 12, 2001, 54 Duke students were tested for their memory of hearing the terrorist attack and their recall of a recent everyday event. Then, they were randomly assigned to be tested again either 7,42 or 224 days after the event. The results showed that mean number of consistent inconsistent details recalled did not significantly differ for flashbulb memories and everyday memories, in both cases declining over time. However, ratings of vividness, recollection and belief in accuracy of memory declined only for everyday memories.
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The trip to Cornell in 1916 to meet her future husband and Hu Shih was a turning point for her. When the group of friends was drenched in a sudden downpour while rowing on Lake Cayuga, Ren composed a long poem in classical Chinese which Hu criticized for using "dead phrases of three thousand years ago" for such an everyday event. Chen and Hu took part in a "great pen war" over the use of classical Chinese. Chen's short story "One Day," based on college life at Vassar, was published in Chinese Students' Quarterly, and is known as the first short story in modern vernacular Chinese.
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In one dramatic variant men and women "gathered in the temple in a line, and each made a pierced hole through the member, across from side to side, and then passed through as great a quantity of cord as they could stand; and thus all together fastened and strung together, they anointed the statue the Spanish considered to be sun worship of "Baʿal" from the Bible.De Landa, pp. 47–48 But auto-sacrifice could also be an everyday event, with those passing by an idol anointing it with blood drawn on the spot as a sign of piety. Blood sacrifice to the Maya gods was vigorously opposed by the Spanish clergy as the most visible sign of native apostasy, as De Landa, who was later to become the second bishop of the Yucatán, makes clear: > "After the people had been thus instructed in religion, and the youths > benefitted as we have said, they were perverted by their priests and chiefs > to return to their idolatry; this they did, making sacrifices not only by > incense, but also of human blood.
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