Crazy supportive of his founders in good and bad times.
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There's going to be good and bad times with it.
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Muslims and Hindus were together in good and bad times, weddings to deaths.
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No. We like Nucor because it does well even in good and bad times.
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"He was such a light of sunshine, always positive in good and bad times," she said.
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"Through good and bad times, they have grown and matured together creating a special bond that will last."
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Most companies go through good and bad times; we try to find the founders that would go the distance.
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Iran has another strength: It has demonstrated that it will be there for its friends and allies in good and bad times.
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He's traveled with me all over the country and has seen me through more good and bad times than any person ever will.
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I love Chris, he's my rock through the good and bad times, he's challenged me when I needed it and comforted me too.
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Behind them are both a sunrise and sunset, alluding to the fact that their marriage would carry them through good and bad times.
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And as a result, more and more people had confidence that the private equity industry can deliver good returns in good and bad times.
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Second, a number of studies have found that well-capitalized banks are more prolific, consistent and higher-quality lenders during good and bad times.
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This is why indexing can be a good option for many investors, assuming they can stick with an index through the market's good and bad times.
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But she accepted it with such grace and has been such a remarkable leader for so many years, in good and bad times, and without a misstep.
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"Greece and China will remain good friends in good and bad times, good partners for mutual progress," said the envoy, Zou Xiaoli, according to Xinhua, the Chinese news agency.
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I can give the pat answers that weary all of us, or I can admit my struggle, confront evil and seek to extend the love of God in both good and bad times.
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The country's rich literary history has been overshadowed by the turmoil of civil war, and Daraya's secret library is a testament to the Syrian people's long pursuit of knowledge in both good and bad times.
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"What's very interesting to observe is that despite all of these changes…clients are not yet moving their asset allocation, they stick in the good and bad times to their asset allocations," Ermotti told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche.
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Gunvalson, 55, shared her official promo photos from each season in an Instagram post, remarking that a lot has changed in her life through the past 12 years and thanking fans who've gone through both good and bad times with her.
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The TV shopping stocks have been caught up in the weakness of overall retail stocks but they are unique in that they offer investors more sustainable top-line growth rates and have in the past outperformed traditional retail in both good and bad times.
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Things started to decline after the Great Depression, and soon only the "lower forms of entertainment" survived, but throughout the good and bad times, the large open area was a place for large crowds to congregate, either in bread lines, for parades, or for annual New Year's Eve celebrations.
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" Like many of our readers, Ekman invoked the political turmoil and social conflict so evident in the United States, but offered perspective drawn from her parents' experience: "This isn't the first time our country has been through hard times- my mom saved newspapers from the 1950s and 1960s that documented many difficult moments in the US. Going through my parents' memorabilia and possessions was a good exercise to understand that life moves through cycles of good and bad times, happiness and grief, but with common sense and hard work, many people manage fine.
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The music video accompanying the song was released and features Divine Brown singing and recalling the good and bad times of a previous relationship.
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These themes are materialized by simple and clear stories. Frog and his friends try to understand the feelings they encounter in both good and bad times.
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He kept in contact with his Pennsylvania hometown of Shenandoah through good and bad times. Wolman also initiated the development of the John Hancock Center, a 100-story skyscraper in Chicago, Illinois.
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The song is about his relationship with his girlfriend and how important it is to there for each other in good and bad times. It's totally different from his ESC song, but the song itself is even more powerful.
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En las Buenas y en las Malas (In Good and Bad Times) is the title of the 27th studio album released by Mexican performer José José on June 12, 1990. It was produced by Daniel Freiberg and Oscar Lopez. The album included the number-one single "Amnesia", and the hits "Atrapado" and "Un hotel en vez de corazón".
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Exhilarated, Tony and Chris celebrate at a restaurant. Chris decides to break his abstinence when Tony toasts his wedding. Later, as they drink more wine from the bottle in the parking lot, they reminisce about good and bad times, including the day when Chris told Tony about Adriana and the Feds. They say they love each other.
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Among the audience were musicians from various countries. The biggest surprise for the audience was said to be when Kiani sang "Sanalama" (Turkish song of Living Legend "Sezen Aksu"). She told the audience that as Turkey stood beside Pakistan in good and bad times, she wanted to convey the love of Pakistani people for the Turks.
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Eddie dies soon after of lung cancer in October 1992. In February 1995, Otis and Melvin, now reduced to a wheelchair, visit Melvin's mother. While preparing to eat dinner, Melvin, despite being in a wheelchair, volunteers to get short ribs from the kitchen. While he's gone, Melvin's mother thanks Otis for taking care of Melvin and keeping the Temptations together through all the good and bad times.
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When leaving the station after work, a motorcycle almost hits her but Simon saves her in time. He then follows her and they begin rehashing their relationship. At a coffee shop, Simon and Andie discuss their past and she questions why he hasn't produced music since they broke up. They discuss the good and bad times of their relationship, and she suddenly realizes that she doesn't want to get played by Simon so she leaves the cafe.
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Jakkals en Wolf covered the good and bad times of two friends, a jackal and a wolf, while Adoons-Hulle related the experiences of a baboon family from the Magaliesberg. In 1939 he produced Oom Kaspaas, Jakkals en Wolf in 1942, Faan Brand in 1946 and Adoons-Hulle in 1948. On retiring in 1974, he held his first solo exhibition in Pretoria and continued his political caricatures and cartoons until 1978. He died on 22 February 1990 in Montagu.
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To prevent this from happening again, Parets was officially made a street of Barcelona in 1386. As of 1385, Parets, Mollet and Gallecs were part of the same municipality. Parets became independent from the rest in the mid-19th century. The town has seen good and bad times during its thousand-year history: the dark times of the 14th and 15th centuries, the small increase in population during the 17th century, or the thriving 18th century.
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Her son then would up writing a book on her life and longevity four years later called: In Good and Bad Times, 107 Years Old. By the age of 114 she was interviewed by KBC in September 2017. Tanaka has been living in a nursing home in Higashi-ku, Fukuoka since September 2018, and is reportedly still in good health. She occasionally plays Othello, takes short walks in the facility's hallways, and her hobbies include calligraphy and calculations.
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At the funeral Neela and the other mourners flinch at the twenty-one gun salute. Neela remembers the good and bad times with Michael (see episodes The Student, Where There's Smoke, Two Ships and Split Decisions). Afterwards at the wake Michael's father starts talking about the 'mind of a warrior' being constantly prepared for death. Neela gives him Michael's medals and when he tries to give them back to her she rounds on him and accuses him of persuading Michael to go back to Iraq for no good reason.
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Later on he finds himself down on his luck but later a young boy who was a street performer gives him his clown nose and its from there that plans to get some acting lessons. Later he and a couple of close friends make a team known as Pataclaun that becomes a great hit in Peru. From there he gets to be well known around the country and gets fame. In the end he thanks his mom for all the support she gave him in the good and bad times.
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The story centers around Shannon, a preteen girl whose mother's partner, Megan, has recently separated from Shannon's mother. Shannon wanders throughout her house, noticing items Megan has taken with her, as well as items that remain, reminding her of her mother's former partner. Shannon makes a dinner of sandwiches and milk for herself and her mother, and she grows angry when her mother fails to eat the meal. In the darkness, the two cuddle beneath a blanket, reflecting on good and bad times they shared with Megan, and crying together.
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When Anthony's coffin leaves, Bhagirathi realises how he took care of her and cries that she has no one to take care of her now. Raghupathi comes after the coffin has left and in a selfish tone asks Bhagirathi to join him the next day. She refuses and tells him that a couple should be together in good and bad times. When she needed him the most, he deserted her; though Anthony molested her for his momentary pleasure, he regretted his mistake and took great care of her, treating her with respect till his end.
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There, she meets Alfonso, Chon's grandnephew. To their amazement, the children discover Don Darvelio is not dead, and he is the one who has been "haunting" the mansion for the last few years. The old man finds the happiness he had been yearning for in Sofia and Alfonso and he names them "Alegrijes" (or Happies) who enjoy life, never lose hope, share good and bad times, and keep the wonderful gift of amazement. Sofia, Alfonso and Don Darvelio have incredible adventures that they share with other neighborhood children: Allison, Ricardo, Ernestina, Pablo and even Esteban, Sofia's disagreeable brother.
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Trijang Rinpoche also had many other less well known disciples and was an object of pilgrimage first in Tibet and later in Dharamsala and Mundgod in India: > Almost every Tibetan sought his guidance and blessings in almost all > situations and activities, and that includes great masters, senior and > junior rinpoches, Geshes, monks, nuns, ministers, business people, men, > women, old and young, poor and rich, intellectuals or practitioners. > Tibetans from practically every walk of life sought his help and advice in > their good and bad times. He cared for everyone equally, without > discrimination, with boundless compassion and patience.
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It is thought that bosses want the scenes to mirror the way iconic Rovers favourite Bet Lynch (Julie Goodyear) departed the cobbles in 1995. Liz leaves after ex-husband Jim (Charles Lawson) staged an armed robbery at Weatherfield's building society; he does so as part of a desperate attempt to raise funds in order to buy The Rovers. His plan goes wrong, and Jim is expected to be jailed for 10 years - leaving Liz heartbroken. She agrees to wait for him, but with little keeping her in Weatherfield and after reminiscing on good and bad times she decides to leaves the country without telling him or her family.
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In the late 1970s, Lula, Djalma and other leaders helped organize major union activities including huge strikes. These strikes were not seen under favorable light by the military government and they were jailed for a month in May 1980. In 1982 a group of academics, union leaders such as Lula and Djalma, and intellectuals, founded the Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT) or Workers' Party, a left-wing party with progressive ideas created in the midst of the military dictatorship. Around this period, Idalina then a shy housewife, emerged as an outspoken and supportive wife helping her husband through good and bad times and also during the campaigns.
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Marlene approaches Del and the two talk about past years, and Marlene asks Del why he never got married despite always being engaged when he was younger. Del tells her back then none of the women he went out with were interested in helping to raise Rodney, and he wasn't willing to put his brother into care. As a result, he broke up with them because family came first. The two say a fond farewell (a little too fond for Boycie's liking), and Del is left alone to remember all the good and bad times he has experienced, as well as Rodney's new-found happiness, while Simply Red's "Holding Back the Years" plays in the background.
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A tablet app game was created based on the book. In 2013 the book won the third place in a readers’ poll Knižná revue, in 2012 book was awarded with The most beautiful Slovak book in the category of literature for children and teenagers. The book became the topic of dozens of talks, reading sessions and workshops at schools and libraries in Slovakia. Heribanová cooperated on the books Príbehy v znamení túžby (Tales in the Name of Passion) (also published in the Czech Republic, Mladá fronta, 2012) and V dobrom aj v zlom an ešte v horšom (In good and bad times and even worse times) - for the project AVON proti domácemu násiliu (AVON against the domestic violence) (also published in the Czech Republic, Magenta, 2012).
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Later, with a heavy heart comes terms with this and accepts the fact that he is ready to let go off basketball. He then tells basketball that he wants to let it know now so they can make the best out of the little precious time they have left together and remember all the good and bad times they've had together. Finally, he ends the film by claiming "no matter what I do next I will always be that 6-year old boy with the rolled up tube socks, garbage bag in the corner, 5 seconds left on the clock, ball in my hands" and continues depict one of his iconic buzzer beaters shots with the game clock running down. His final words to basketball being "love you always, Kobe".
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By the time she was interviewed in 1999 for AIDS Project Los Angeles she identified as bisexual and said she had been infected at 16 "to the best of my knowledge." A University of Toledo events notice in 2004 said that Playboy founder Hugh Hefner and the Playboy Foundation assisted Armstrong financially on her AIDS- awareness campaign, the College Campus Safer Sex education program. In a 2013 speech to community college students in Spokane, Washington, Armstrong shared details about the early days of her illness, the aggressive AZT treatment that she endured, the good and bad times of that five-year period, and about her suicide attempt followed by a coma and a lengthy hospital stay. In addition to her former career as a model and her current activism, Armstrong has also competed as a bodybuilder.
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The powerful families among the Madi were believed to have powerful ancestral spirits to help them however with conversion of majority of Madi people to Christianity, and some to Islam, Rubanga - the Christian God and the Allah of Islam, took the places and roles which once belonged to the ori. Nonetheless, today in the age where most Madi people have converted to the foreign religions, still some believers in the traditional Madi religion try to build a bridge between Rubanga and Ori. Today some Madi people still keep miniature altars called Kidori, were sacrifices are offered to the ancestral spirits in both in good and bad times as a way to approach God. Often at harvest time, the first harvest must be offered to the spirits to thank them for successfully interceding to God on behalf of the living.
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The good and bad times Dr. Persons refer to include the financial aftermath of WWI, the Great Depression, and the unusual capital flows into the U.S. preceding the entry of the U.S. into WWII. Following the war, Goldenweiser continued to have a prominent voice in on-going concerns regarding the great accumulation of gold in the U.S. before and during the war, dealing with inflation as a potential result of the gold accumulation, and the general stabilization of trade and money flows in the aftermath of the war. Goldenweiser fostered economic cooperation between the various agencies of government. In his obituary in The American Statistician, of June–July, 1953, Woodlief Thomas says that, “ His contributions to cooperative efforts in coordinating Governmental statistical and economic research were almost continuous, including membership in the Central Statistical Board and other interdepartmental groups.” He played an active role in the development of the Bretton Woods Agreements and was a delegate to the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944, making an important contribution to the establishment of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
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