"I'd have been screwed," he said, expressing gratitude for the clickbait.
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We're expressing gratitude for our ancestors and what they left us.
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After expressing gratitude for being invited, a frustrated Drake retreated backstage.
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Sia is expressing gratitude for her fans after they helped her through a difficult time.
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Kim Kardashian West is expressing gratitude for her children and husband Kanye West this Thanksgiving.
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Richard Simmons is expressing gratitude for the care he received this week while hospitalized for severe indigestion.
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The immediate response of the international community has been direct aid, Razzaz noted, expressing gratitude for that support.
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Lady Gaga also weighed in, expressing gratitude for the congressional representatives who refused to abandon the sit-in.
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Expressing gratitude for what his portrait shows him "temporality and the forms of realism," James Clifford then notes, .
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Babak Namazi, Baquer's son, issued a statement expressing gratitude for the temporary leave and asking for a permanent release.
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He said members of the administration have received messages from students expressing gratitude for the reminder, or asking for help.
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Kodak Black admits to being naughty this year while expressing gratitude for being home with his family for the holidays.
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My new manager believed in expressing gratitude for his employees' hard work, and I quickly learned to be grateful for it.
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As a consequence, we are continuously expressing gratitude for the work the other one does and volunteering to take on tasks.
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Taking it a step further, you can send yourself a thank-you letter or FutureMe email expressing gratitude for your new habit.
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The elderly woman concluded her rousing clip by expressing gratitude for her survival and a love of country: "Long live Mexico!" she said.
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She concluded her message on Thursday asking for space to mourn her loss, and expressing gratitude for the care she has received so far.
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Obama maintains that she meant nothing racial, that she was not being unpatriotic, merely expressing gratitude for the volunteers and good energy of the campaign.
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In the United States, the federally-recognized holiday of Thanksgiving is typically celebrated by sharing food with friends and family and expressing gratitude for various blessings.
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Wendy broke her silence over the weekend, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of love and support she's received in the wake of Luke's passing earlier this month.
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The magician Penn Jillette was one of the first to respond, and did so in a series of tweets expressing gratitude for his time with Mr. Lewis.
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Expressing gratitude for your boss' feedback — even if it's negative — can make them feel warmer toward you, according to a 2011 study from the University of Southern California.
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Citing police estimates, local media said this year's festivities may draw 17 million devotees nationwide, some seeking healing for illnesses and forgiveness for sins and others expressing gratitude for blessings.
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Yolanda Foster is expressing gratitude for the people who've aided in her battle with Lyme disease, namely a chronic pain and illness physician she says has been instrumental in her progress.
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Cain's father, former ambassador James Cain, issued a statement Friday to the media on behalf of the Pinczowskis, expressing gratitude "for the thoughts and prayers" they've received from around the world.
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And tact, in that you must be more patient and understanding of partial or noncompliance — and more effusive in expressing gratitude for work done — than a boss who is signing paychecks.
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Instead, he focused his remarks on expressing gratitude for his new colleagues at the court and his supporters who stood by him last year as his chances at confirmation almost slipped away.
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The White House earlier said Trump discussed crises in the Middle East and Venezuela in the meeting with Maurer, expressing gratitude for Switzerland's role in facilitating diplomatic relations on behalf of the United States.
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The White House earlier said Trump discussed crises in the Middle East and Venezuela in the meeting with Maurer, expressing gratitude for Switzerlands role in facilitating diplomatic relations on behalf of the United States.
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And Gree Electric Appliances, the company Mingzhu works for, also reportedly published a blog post on Sina Weibo that same day expressing gratitude for the city's traffic police and urging people to follow the traffic rules.
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When Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy slapped the shruggie emoticon onto a sign for a Senate floor speech, Twitter meme'd it and reporters wrote about it, openly expressing gratitude for the break from convention and the automatic news hook.
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" Carlson released a statement expressing gratitude for the women who stood with her, despite a massive backlash from Ailes allies like Sean Hannity: "I am gratified that 21st Century Fox took decisive action after I filed my Complaint.
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However, a cursory look at today's popular Mother's Day cards suggests that many of these commercialized cards outsmart the traditional sentimentality of Mother's Day, expressing gratitude for mom's hard work by noting, with ironic humor, her stress and exhaustion.
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WIMBLEDON, England — A day after losing the longest semifinal match in Wimbledon's history, John Isner signed off from the tournament on Saturday morning with a tweet expressing gratitude for the support he had received, and also issuing an apology.
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In the days following the announcement, travel influencers began posting pictures from Riyadh and photogenic landmarks including a cliff top known as the Edge of the World, praising the country's beauty and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to visit.
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The sounds in the film are thrillingly unexpected: a cacophony of voices that tenderly recite fan letters expressing gratitude for Jiz — for their genre- and gender-bending work, and the extent to which it has allowed viewers to explore, reexamine, and expand their own ideas about porn and sex.
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Joe Fresh Goods, which is owned by Joe Lloyd of Chicago-based streetwear brand Don't Be Mad, has got you covered: The brand launched an online store of limited-edition T-shirts, sweatshirts, and prints expressing gratitude for everything Barack Obama did (and symbolized) for the U.S., according to Billboard.
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And on Monday, U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby -- after first expressing gratitude for Turkey's contributions in the battle against ISIS -- said that the United States does not "recognize the PYD as a terrorist organization" and will not back away from America's support for the Kurdish group's fighters in Syria.
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On July 23, 2019, he was relieved of the post of head of the Administrative Secretariat of the Moscow Patriarchay, expressing gratitude for the conscientious and effective performance of official duties.
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Other reasons include helping future generations, expressing gratitude for life and good health or for the medical field, to avoid a funeral or to avoid waste.Bolt, S., Venbrux, E., Eisinga, R., Kuks, J. B. M., Veening, J. G., Gerrits, P. O. (2010). Motivation for body donation to science: More than an altruistic act. Annals of Anatomy, 192(2), 70-74.
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He was well-treated by the Rajputs, and was presented before Diye Bahadur after recuperating from his wounds. Diye Bahadur offered Khan a position in his own forces, but Khan declined, while expressing gratitude for Bahadur's kindness. When asked what he would do if set free, Khan replied that he will wage another battle against Diye Bahadur. Bahadur, impressed by the Khan's bravery, released him.
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Fillmore intended to lecture Congress on the slavery question in his final annual message in December but was talked out of it by his cabinet, and he contented himself with pointing out the prosperity of the nation and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve it. There was little discussion of slavery during the lame duck session of Congress, and Fillmore left office on March 4, 1853, to be succeeded by Pierce.
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Manders, Coining Images of Power, p. 301. Although her cult was established as part of state religion in Rome, the goddess received personal devotion from individuals elsewhere in the Empire, as indicated by inscriptions in fulfillment of a vow (votum) expressing gratitude for a safe return. An inscription from Glanum records a votive altar dedicated by a military veteran of the Legio XXI Rapax for Fortuna Redux along with the Celtic deities Glanis and the Glanicae.AE 1954, 0103; see also 1959, 0009.
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Thirty-five Emory students lost their lives and much of the campus was destroyed during the war.English, Thomas H. Emory University 1915–1965: A Semicentennial History (Atlanta: Emory University, 1966). Emory College, as with the entire Southeastern United States, struggled to overcome financial devastation during the Reconstruction Era. In 1880, Atticus Greene Haygood, Emory College President, delivered a speech expressing gratitude for the end of slavery in the United States, which captured the attention of George I. Seney, a New York banker.
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He generously paid tribute to the steadfastness of the allied troops, writing "There is no beating these troops, in spite of their generals. I always thought they were bad soldiers, now I am sure of it. I had turned their right, pierced their centre and everywhere victory was mine—but they did not know how to run!" Likewise, the British House of Commons passed a motion expressing gratitude for the steadfastness of the Spanish troops—a distinction rarely conferred on Britain's allies during the Napoleonic Wars..
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Wamuu returns the favor by killing off a horde of vampires that attempts to kill Joseph in revenge, asking Joseph to take the antidote to give him peace of mind while expressing gratitude for facing such a worthy opponent. ; :Kars is the leader of the Pillar Men and the creator of the Stone Masks. He is intelligent and ruthless, and single minded in his dedication to become the . This led to Kars wiping out his own people when they deemed his intention as sheer madness.
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Although she dreamed of being a fashion designer, Zhou found a job working for a small family-run firm making watch parts for about 180 yuan a month. Displeased with the working conditions, she decided to quit after three months and submitted a letter of resignation explaining her reasons, yet expressing gratitude for the working opportunity. The letter moved the factory chief to offer her a promotion instead. When the factory folded, she established her own company in 1993 at age 22, with her savings of HK$20,000 (~USD$3,000).
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Snow participated in the program for over forty years before his retirement. The Flying Santa flights have continued uninterrupted, apart from one year during World War II, since 1929; helicopters are now used instead of planes. Retired USCG Chief Warrant Officer Thomas Guthlein and retired Senior Chief David Considine are two of the people who suit up for the Flying Santa role today. The nonprofit Friends of Flying SantaFriends of Flying Santa was established in 1997 to continue the flights primarily as a way of expressing gratitude for the work performed by the Coast Guard.
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Taylor then returned to Detroit, initially hosting a five-day-a-week afternoon talk show on WDIV-TV starting on October 22, 1979. He would continue to make regular appearances in Toronto for years, most notably as a charity telethon host. In Peterborough, Ontario in February 1980, Taylor presented Canadian Prime Minister Joe Clark a note signed by 25,000 residents of Detroit expressing gratitude for Canada's help in freeing American diplomats trapped in Iran. Taylor also had a regular trivia segment on Don Daynard's morning show on Toronto radio station CKFM-FM starting in 1981.
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On 16 April, Pravda published a poem on behalf of Baku intelligentsia (Samad Vurgun, Rasul Rza, Suleyman Rustam) expressing gratitude for 'returning' Nizami to Azerbaijan. > Foreigners possessed our Nizami, having ascribed him to themselves, > But the nests woven by the poet in the hearts of the faithful are strong. > You returned his poems to us, returned his magnitude to us > And have enlightened the pages of the world with his immortal word > (translation from Russian)Цитируется по: Самед Вургун, Расул Рза, Сулейман > Рустам. Письмо бакинской интеллигенции товарищу Сталину.
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Upon his retirement from the Archives in 2003, the Senate passed a unanimous resolution expressing gratitude for his dedication to preserving and promoting the records of Congress. The House of Representatives presented him with the gavel that the Speaker had used to convene the 107th Congress. In 2003, Gillette returned to Austin as the Executive Director of Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. This statewide non- profit educational organization works with local schools, libraries, and museums to advance the humanities disciplines thought grants, publications, and traveling exhibitions.
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On March 9, 2014, Zoie Palmer came out publicly as lesbian during broadcast of the 2nd Canadian Screen Awards when she thanked her life partner, Canadian film producer Alex Lalonde, after expressing gratitude for winning the "Fan Choice Award for Favourite Canadian Screen Star" for her performance as Lauren on Lost Girl. Palmer and Lalonde have a son, Luca, from Lalonde's previous marriage. Palmer's sister, Tracey (Palmer) Weiler, was a Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario candidate for the Kitchener—Waterloo electoral district in a 2012 by-election for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, and the 2014 general election.
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On February 11, 1918, Shiplacoff and his 9 socialist colleagues in the assembly refused to support a resolution of admiration for Abraham Lincoln because it included language expressing gratitude for American soldiers fighting in France. The Democratic Assemblyman who had introduced the resolution attacked Shiplacoff, stating: > Mr. Speaker, I have sat here long enough watching the tactics of some of the > members of this House. As a true American I will refuse to sit here longer > with members whose hearts are touched with treason. I come from the South, > where the people sometimes take the law into their own hands.
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In the years following the Civil War, Emory, along with the rest of the South, struggled to overcome financial devastation. The first step toward financial stability came in 1880, when Emory President Atticus G. Haygood preached a Thanksgiving Day sermon expressing gratitude for the end of slavery captured the attention of George Seney, a Brooklyn banker and Methodist. Seney gave Emory College $5,000 to repay its debts, $50,000 for construction, and $75,000 to establish a new endowment. Over the years, Seney invested more than a quarter-million dollars into Emory College, helping to erect the administration building in Oxford that bears his name.
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A newspaper report records that she enjoyed a glass and a half of old sherry at lunchtime, followed by a weak whiskey and water at supper. She was in the habit of always rising early and abstaining from eating and drinking between meal times. Contrary to popular belief, she did not receive congratulations from Queen Victoria (who had died in 1901) upon reaching her 110th birthday (celebrated in 1902). However, the Harvey family (through Neve's niece Louisa) did exchange correspondence with the Royal Household, expressing gratitude for the signed photograph given to them on 4 May 1896 by the Queen.
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Though the team successfully revives him, Superman, having lost his memories, is provoked to briefly attack the group. In the skirmish, Steppenwolf takes the last Mother Box, as it was left unattended. As Superman leaves with Lois Lane to regain his memories, the five other heroes recuperate at the Batcave. As the team resolves to confront Steppenwolf once more without Superman, Arthur gives an impassioned speech, expressing gratitude for meeting the other metahumans and being part of something bigger than himself in the event they die and blurts out his attraction to Wonder Woman, before it is revealed he is sitting on her lasso.
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The prisoners' popularity in Lewes remained undimmed. When peace was concluded between Britain and Russia in 1856, and the time came for their return home, the parting "is said to have been genuinely sorrowful". The commanding officer publicly thanked the people of Lewes and wrote to the Senior Constable on behalf of his fellow officers, expressing gratitude for having "enjoyed the hospitality of many, and urbane treatment from all" and spoke of their pleasure at the prospect of returning home being "much modified by the regret we feel in thus bidding farewell to those who have shown so much kindness". After a civic farewell, the townsfolk lined the streets to watch them leave.
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Still, Prime Minister Gladstone bestowed on him the Civil List pension of £200 available on the death of Tennyson. Watson regained his standing in 1894 with the publication of Odes and other poems, which included "Vita Nuova", expressing gratitude for his recovery. He courted controversy later in the decade with an attack on Turkey (The Purple East, 1896) and then later again with anti-Boer War poems. Although his politics were unpopular during these years, he was still regarded as a sincere and passionate poet, and in 1903 he produced a collection of poems contributed to various periodicals and called For England: Poems Written During Estrangement, a poetical defence of his impugned patriotism during the Boer War.
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The Cameroon Basketball Federation sent a letter to Mbala in June 2016 inviting him to participate in a training camp in Yaounde, Cameroon and two tournaments in China as preparation of the Cameroon national basketball team's participation at the 2017 FIBA Africa Championship. As of that time, there were no rules in the UAAP preventing players to play for their national teams. While expressing gratitude for the invitation, Mbala declined as he did not want to risk his eligibility to play in the UAAP and had to maintain academic requirements to remain playing for his collegiate team. It was announced on February 5, 2017 that the Cameroon national team has included Mbala in their 30-man pool for the qualifiers and main tournament of the 2017 FIBA Africa Championship.
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While expressing gratitude for "the support of the international community" in creating the conditions by 2004 in which hundreds of publications and dozens of radio stations could flourish, Barakzai condemns "the support of armed groups and outlaws, a key part of U.S. policy". Although most of her life has been spent in Kabul, she acknowledges that the capital does not truly represent the country, and refuses to blame the Taliban for all the difficulties that Afghans face: "When we talk about Afghanistan, we should discuss conditions in the entire country. In many provinces and villages, which are in very bad condition, there is no difference between the period before the Taliban regime, the time of the Taliban, and now." She opposes U.S. President Barack Obama's troop build-up plan, asking for "30,000 scholars or engineers" instead of that many soldiers.
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His sermons were so much admired that Thomas Seward admitted in one of his own sermons that he had left much of the preaching to Cunningham on this account.John Nichols, p.58 Very soon after his appointment, Cunningham mentions being engaged in literary pursuits and even showed the Rector and his daughter (who was the same age as himself) some of his poems. At the time he was first venturing on publication in 1783, he encountered the labouring-class poet William Newton and introduced him to Anna Seward. She too encouraged his writing and sent a poem of Newton's, addressed “To the Rev. Peter Cunningham, author of Britannia’s Naval Triumph”, to The Gentleman’s Magazine (March 1785). As well as expressing gratitude for Cunningham’s friendship, it takes up the patriotic theme of the poem and ends with the hope that he will “Still with thy pen thy country’s cause defend, Her warmest patriot and her firmest friend.”The poem also appeared in the Scots Magazine, vol.
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In the seven-and-a-half-minute pre-credits sequence, a monk-like hooded figure, whose face is never shown, holding a six- foot cruciform staff, walks through a forest, stopping on a hill overlooking a lakeside baptismal ceremony conducted by a Christ-like figure who starts making a speech/plea to God, expressing gratitude for being shown the light and receiving "a chance to be saved". He then thanks God for giving him the power and for making him "Your son". He tells God that all those present "were just a bunch of sinners", but "I saved them", because "I made them see that using dope was the way to turn on to you". Continuing, "oh, we got trouble, Lord — the heat won't leave us alone — they want to bust us for bein' hooked on you", he then declaims that "they don't dig our kind of faith — they put us down cause we ain't one of them uptight establishment churches with one of them phony moneymakin' ministers, lyin' and stealin'…" He tells God and the assembled teenage followers that one among them was sent to "spy on us and try to bust us".
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Overall 3,300 people died, and Gueintz's school was left with only a few pupils. Further disaster struck in 1637 when the Swedish troops plundered the city: however, they spared the school. In 1641 Prince Louis had Guenitz enrolled into the so-called Fruitbearing Society (societas fructifera), an organisation launched in 1617 to promote the standardisation and promotion of vernacular German as a language of literature and scholarship. Gueintz is recorded as the 361st member: the record of his membership also includes the in seventeenth-century German rhyming couplets, which he composed expressing gratitude for his membership. Extract from Entry No. 361 in the membership list of the Fruitbearing Society (Societas Fructifera) in which the reaction of Christian Gueintz to his selection for membership is recorded as follows: :Mechoacana weis an ihrer wurtzel ist :Und der Rhabarbar gleich, die innre glieder bringet :In ordnung widerumb, drumb Ordnend mir erkiest :Der Name billich ward, weil mein sinn darnach ringet :Zu ordnen unsre sprach’, in deren nam vergist :Oft aus unachtsamkeit, was sonsten nicht wol klinget :Noch deren eigen ist: Die Deutsche Sprachlehr’ hab’ :Ich nun gezeiget vor, wie ihr gebrauch mir gab.
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