Breaking into that first song, I remember just feeling at home.
|
|
Chip and Joanna Gaines' son Crew is feeling at home on the range.
|
|
For many, the choice comes down to feeling at home at a school.
|
|
Instead of feeling at home here…he found [happiness] in a country at war.
|
|
"I'm feeling at home and it's a real good thing," he told The Tennessean.
|
|
Perhaps the photos were a sign she finally was feeling at home in her body.
|
|
I was finally feeling at home amid the city's grand boulevards and splintering medieval passages.
|
|
Some kindly invited me to their tables, but I demurred, already feeling at home enough.
|
|
Rock bottom for me was having a 14,000-square-foot house but never feeling at home.
|
|
This is an exciting time for travel as you'll find yourself feeling at home in unexpected places.
|
|
The unwritten rules of the road were erased, with slow drivers feeling at home in any lane.
|
|
You don't have to notice it and you love feeling at home and taking that for granted.
|
|
Your personal issues around security, safety, and feeling "at home" will also be major at this time.
|
|
In a recent interview, the rapper mentioned feeling at home whenever he was in any of Africa's cities.
|
|
And as a student athlete, one of Tyler's biggest challenges has been feeling at home on the softball team.
|
|
You're feeling at home in the world today, and some exciting news in your social life arrives this afternoon.
|
|
YouTube Music's app isn't native, but it's a step in the right direction toward feeling at home on each platform.
|
|
I want them feeling at home, I want them in my arms or in the arms of their favorite volunteer.
|
|
Not removing one's coat the moment we walk in has little to do with not feeling at home — quite the opposite.
|
|
And more important, I had access to a transition path that gave me hope of feeling at home in my body.
|
|
In fact, experts say that blue paint can create a serene feeling at home — and the same goes for your nails.
|
|
Landry, who lost in a playoff to Jon Rahm two years ago, is feeling at home in a happy hunting ground.
|
|
It was Spencer who found herself feeling "at home" in Radley, the place where Mona, Charlotte, and even her own mother spent time.
|
|
"This place is all about our bacon, and about people having fun and feeling at home," Mr. Marcuson said by telephone after my visits.
|
|
One reviewer described it as "for people who like feeling at home when in Vegas," which given my high rise apartment fantasy, I'd agree with.
|
|
Hot on Steele's heels, former world number one Westwood is feeling at home on a course that demands precision with water lurking around every turn.
|
|
Assuming that "masculine" traits, like feeling at home in a hoodie and a pair of sneakers, can indicate someone's sexuality erases feminine queer women like me.
|
|
The Scott brothers told Insider that they wanted to be part of the contest because they think safety plays an important role in feeling at home.
|
|
This drew an even louder response from the fans, who had ventured far but who, just like their team, seemed to have no trouble feeling at home.
|
|
And remember, whether you're working out, having sex, or just lounging around the house, what matters is feeling at home in your body — and celebrating that feeling.
|
|
In Subnautica, a survival game where you eke out an existence in the depths of an alien ocean, feeling at home — even if just temporarily — is important.
|
|
He denied feeling "at home" at NRG Stadium but admitted to having warm feelings for the city he grew up in, where his grandparents and many friends still reside.
|
|
To create that feeling at home, the Il Fiorista team shared their advice and recipes on how to bring floral notes into your next dinner party — without overwhelming your guests.
|
|
We moved a lot when I was younger (I attended four different elementary schools), so feeling "at home" is a big deal for me, and I truly love where we live.
|
|
Nobody in the Warriors' locker room was happy about losing — "We haven't had this feeling at home in a while," Curry said — but perhaps it was the disappointing result that they needed.
|
|
"I think my feelings of being an outsider and not being able to connect — those come down to me as an Asian-Canadian and not really feeling at home anywhere," Sun told me.
|
|
I remember feeling at home among its eccentric residents and fabulously gawdy-colored shoe box cottages, many now spray-painted with the cross-shaped search symbols used by rescue and relief agencies in Katrina's aftermath.
|
|
Here, her advice on how to make celebrations away from home memorable for you and your loved ones: INCORPORATE PERSONAL TOUCHES Holidays are about feeling at home, and while you may be staying in a hotel, Ms. Gardner said that you can make that stay more personal.
|
|
But on my own in Saraguro and Quingeo, I had returned to my natural travel state, one in which challenges, discomfort and sometimes even stress had led (as it had, time and time again in the past) to adventures, new friends and the unmatched rush of feeling at home in a truly foreign place.
|
|
At the end of the song, her voice has pitched into a wail, and she sings, You ain't got to want meI'm yours right now I'm yours right nowGon' make you mine The angst pouring out of her matched my own, but uncovered something new — a determination to make this place my own, regardless of its resistance to keep me from feeling at home within it.
|
|
Belonging to a community, feeling at home in the liturgy, carrying on a long family tradition — all these intangibles made it easy enough, before the election, to ignore much of what the church gets wrong and concentrate on what it gets right: supporting open immigration, welcoming refugees, opposing capital punishment, housing the homeless, feeding the hungry, caring for the sick and the aged and the lonely.
|
|
Watson was born in Toronto, Ontario, in 1955.Rita Zekas. "Alberta's Feeling At Home On Deranged" , Toronto Star, August 5, 1994. She grew up in Toronto with her mother Grace, a factory worker, and her brother.
|
|
This also explains why Dave was never feeling at home. As the griffins try to eat Leah, Obesey, eats them. (Obesey turns out to be a whale, not a slug). In the final scenes Dave and Finny swim alongside the ark, waving at Leah and Hazel.
|
|
Dismayed and no longer feeling at home, they seize this opportunity and jump back in time to present-day Paris. Valérian and Laureline are found unconscious on a quay as young children. They cannot remember anything and are placed in custody of Mr Albert. Their new life now begins...
|
|
Now married, Harvey and Joyce go to a screening of Revenge of the Nerds with Toby. Joyce and Toby found the film inspiring, and Harvey found it insipid. Back at their apartment, Joyce struggles with feeling at home amidst all of Harvey’s stuff. Their spat is interrupted by a message from a theater producer who wants to make American Splendor into a play.
|
|
A traditional altar was erected in her memory, covered in artworks, photos, cigarette boxes, and marigolds.Norine Dresser, Come As You Aren't! Feeling At Home with Multicultural Celebrations (Rowman & Littlefield 2006): 236-237\. There was a tribute exhibit to Sister Karen on the tenth anniversary of her death, at Self Help Graphics & Art.Agustin Gurza, "Honoring Self-Help's Self Starter," Los Angeles Times (June 23, 2007).
|
|
Ruth Thorne's diverse family background provides her rich experiences from which she creates remarkable characters. During a radio interview in 2006 [1], she credited her multi-ethnic background for feeling at home around different cultures. When asked about the uniqueness of having a multi-ethnic background, she explained that it is not a rare attribute in areas such as Guyana, where her father was born.
|
|
Kelly becomes increasingly isolated, distrustful of adults and no longer feeling at home with the other children; she spends an increasing amount of time by herself at night in the neighbourhood. As time passes Kelly's silence turns to anger, responding to the trauma of the events with acts of rebellion and violence, such as cutting her hair short and breaking the windows of a school.
|
|
In 1908, Garvin began his undergraduate studies at Howard University in Washington D.C. Feeling at home with the vibrant African-American community at school, he decided to remain in the area and attend Howard University College of Medicine in 1911. His completion of medical school was hailed in the local paper in 1915. College graduation, 1911 Garvin's years at Howard reveal his civic commitment. He became an active member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
|
|
At the end of Mary's story, Barbara, who is touched by her cousin's misfortune, begs her forgiveness. The next day, Zach invites Mary to the lake and there explains his behaviour of the previous night. After voicing his fears of becoming like Swanson, Zach asks Mary to help him believe in himself as she believes in herself. Over Christmas dinner at the Marshall house, Zach rhapsodizes about feeling at home with the family.
|
|
Several thinkers have strongly criticized Baudets thinking. Sociologist Jan Willem Duyvendak claims the exact opposite in fact regarding the political elite who is focused Dutch people on 'feeling at home', which was part of the Amsterdam political plans. The opening of the Nationaal Historisch Museum and the integration policies for immigrants are focused on adapting to the Dutch identity instead of assimilation of both immigrants as well as Dutch people. Duyvendak speaks of oikophily or oikomania instead.
|
|
He is also shown to be a good leader, as he was able to lead the Class 3-E boys to victory against Class 3-A in the Boutaoshi. Maehara is his best friend since childhood. ; : : Actor portrayal: Ken Sugawara : The biggest in Class 3-E, and leader of his own clique of rebels within it. He is an outcast who thought he could do what he desired while in Class 3-E, feeling at home with others who had no direction.
|
|
Feeling at home in the US as well as in the UK, Donahue musically draws from influences of both countries like Celtic music, rock, blues and country. Technically, Donahue mostly plays in fingerpicking or hybrid picking style with his right hand. However, his left hand technique made him famous among guitar players. Technically Gregory's style of playing slide guitar is fingerpicking, and plays guitar on his lap, he plays acoustic guitar in normal position but once again he will use finger style playing.
|
|
Eventually, however, the desire for free passage through the Turkish Straits and Pan-Slavist feeling at home pushed Russia in that direction, leading to the decisive intervention in 1877–78. The Russian goal of controlling the Straits and gaining access to the Mediterranean led to a determination to weaken the Ottoman Empire at every point. That meant further support of Austria against Germany, as Berlin was increasingly supportive of Constantinople. It meant Russian support for the Balkan states of Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Montenegro that were fighting Turkey in a series of wars around 1910.
|
|
She still loves Lucas, but temporarily puts those feelings aside to force Nathan to come to terms with what he has become. Finally feeling at home, and with the moral help from Lucas and the financial wealth of Brooke, she starts her own label at TRIC. She recruits her first band, led by a man named Jason.One Tree Hill Episode 5.03 My way home is through you Things get rocky, and Haley convinces her to fire him and keep Mia, the keyboard player, as Mia is the true heart of the group.
|
|
Indeed, it has been suggested that non-orthodox Jews have little or no problems feeling at home in Denmark. Another sensitive topic for Jews in Denmark is the relatively strong support of Palestine in the country, which can create some tension if Danish Jews are vocal in their support of Israel during military actions in Gaza. According to the Jewish Community in Denmark, as of 2018, there were approximately 6,000 Jews in Denmark. The majority of Danish Jews are secular, but maintain a cultural connection to Jewish life.
|
|
Unfortunately he was also struck by Aleixandre's calmness and the sense of ease that he exuded at being in familiar surroundings. For Cernuda, who was always uneasy about feeling at home anywhere, this was a reason for deciding that he did not want to see Aleixandre again.Cernuda: OCP vol 2 Vicente Aleixandre (1950) p 202 After his return to Madrid from Toulouse in June 1929, he met Aleixandre again: he recounts that it was Aleixandre who re-introduced himself to Cernuda as he himself did not recognise him. Gradually, over the course of many meetings, Cernuda's habitual reserve and distrust faded.
|
|
When her initial contract, which was for Ivan The Terrible, ended, her contract was extended to the end of the season. In 2004, she participated in the international auditions a second time, again not winning a full-time position, but she was offered a contract as surnuméraire, which is a dancer who fills in when someone from the corps becomes unavailable. She had trouble feeling at home, as the vast majority of POB employees join through the Paris Opera Ballet School. In 2005, she participated in the auditions again, this time earning a full-time contract.
|
|
They finished in first place at the tournament of the Yugoslav republics and provinces held in Borovo and immediately after, Yugoslav youth national team managers, Stevan Vilotić and Ante Mladinić, called him to the Yugoslav national team to the tournament in Monte Carlo. Immediately upon their return, Stjepan Bobek and Marko Valok, who were coaching at the time FK Galenika Zemun, brought Lala along with his Vëllaznimi teammate Đokica Stanojević, to the club. Zemun is a suburb of capital Belgrade, and initially Lala had difficulties in adapting since he was coming from a rural area. After six months Lala was already feeling at home.
|
|
Feeling at home in the US as well as in the UK, Donahue musically draws from influences of both countries like Celtic music, rock, blues and country. Technically, Donahue mostly plays in fingerpicking or hybrid picking style with his right hand. However, his left hand technique made him famous among guitar players: Since his first encounter with guitarists Gerry McGee and Amos Garrett as a teenager, Donahue was fascinated by and eventually mastered the technique of string "bending", often bending several strings at once and even bending notes by pressing down the strings beyond the nut (by the headstock). Telecaster player Danny Gatton praised him as "the string-bending king of the planet".
|
|
He was 20 when his parents were arrested, and had just finished his sophomore year at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. He and his younger brother traveled to Russia in July 2010 to meet their parents after their deportations. Both were unable to return to the US. The sons, while born in Canada and considering themselves Canadian, and not feeling at home in Moscow, were unable to regain their Canadian citizenship, have been denied visas for Canada, France, and the United Kingdom, and consequently been unable to take up university places they were offered. By 2018, both sons won court cases in the Federal Court of Appeal to affirm their Canadian citizenship; the ruling was affirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada on December 19, 2019.Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) v.
|
|
When he was seventeen, McPeak joined Chelsea as a youth player. After sixth months, he returned to Glasgow where he graduated from school. He worked for an insurance company for over two years, playing amateur football on the side. In 1993, he was visiting family in Philadelphia when he met his future wife.WILDFIRE IS LIFTED BY SHOT OF SCOTCH \ MCPEAK NOW FEELING AT HOME Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) – Saturday, 13 June 1998 McPeak began his career with Airdrie, making one appearance in the Scottish Football League in the 1995–96 season. In August 1997, he signed with Yee Hope in the Hong Kong First Division League and played for the team until April 1998. In February 1998, he was contacted by a scout from the Kansas City Wizards but was unable to gain a green card in time for spring trials. However, he was contacted by John Kerr, Jr., head coach of the Worcester Wildfire about playing for his team.
|
|
The experience of the Occupation was a deeply psychologically disorienting one for the French as what was once familiar and safe become strange and threatening. Many Parisians could not get over the shock experienced when they first saw the huge swastika flags hanging over the Hôtel de Ville and on top of the Eiffel Tower. The British historian Ian Ousby wrote: > Even today, when people who are not French or did not live through the > Occupation look at photos of German soldiers marching down the Champs > Élysées or of Gothic-lettered German signposts outside the great landmarks > of Paris, they can still feel a slight shock of disbelief. The scenes look > not just unreal, but almost deliberately surreal, as if the unexpected > conjunction of German and French, French and German, was the result of a > Dada prank and not the sober record of history. This shock is merely a > distant echo of what the French underwent in 1940: seeing a familiar > landscape transformed by the addition of the unfamiliar, living among > everyday sights suddenly made bizarre, no longer feeling at home in places > they had known all their lives.
|
|