" She also worked on "Another World" and "Guiding Light.
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"Thank you for always being my guiding light," she wrote.
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Her voice is still a guiding light to vocalists today.
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The pie, truly, is a bit of a guiding light.
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Let the answer to that question be your guiding light.
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There is no north star, no guiding light, no nothing.
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What our guiding light is is the concept of a magazine.
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She got her start in the soaps on Guiding Light in 1986.
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"She was our road map, our compass, our guiding light," he continued.
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" She eventually succeeded Ms. Phillips as lead writer for "The Guiding Light.
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But impulsiveness is Mr. Trump's brand, lack of foresight his guiding light.
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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said his compatriot had been a guiding light.
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For employees inside the company, Prince's steadfastness had always been a guiding light.
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This is the guiding light for Moondog's best self, spiritually if not palpably.
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That was really the guiding light that got us through the Thomas Fire.
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She remained positive and continued to act as a "guiding light" for her family.
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However, TurboTax can be your guiding light throughout the painful and dark tax season.
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He once praised Bloomberg as a "guiding light " for tech entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley.
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And sadly, neither will Edward Hermann, who played the fatherly guiding light Richard Gilmore.
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It wasn't just the songs, everything about him just started being a guiding light.
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They become like audio pieces — like Guiding Light on the radio in the 1930s.
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"She was an inspiration and a guiding light to so many people in this world."
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Finally, she got a recurring part on "Guiding Light," as a hapless maid named Ginger.
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Jimi Hendrix became a guiding light to Oiticica at least as consequential as Marcel Duchamp.
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I see hip-hop continuing to be a guiding light for the evolution of society.
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Bitcoin's foundation, blockchain, could be our guiding light back to the internet's utopian, democratic roots.
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For those looking for no-pressure Valentine&aposs Day gifts, humor is the guiding light.
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"She also thanked her costar Jason Bateman, who she called "a guiding light through the beginning.
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David Carr isn't the only deceased person who continues to be a guiding light for me.
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Her radically humane projects can be a guiding light for how we build our movements today.
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But when that feeling becomes our default posture, our guiding light, it starts to become ... troubling?
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"Judge Dinkins has also been a guiding light during my legal career," Lamar told BuzzFeed News.
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If you're going to engage in Halloween dress-up, let next season's collections be your guiding light.
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But the passing of Justice Antonin Scalia and his infinite wisdom continue to be a guiding light.
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Cellphone users glued to their devices while navigating city streets are about to get a guiding light.
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Your planetary ruler is the Sun, and you're the guiding light for your many friends and fans.
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Irna Phillips, the godmother of soaps, wrote the first episode of Guiding Light for radio in 1937.
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A guiding light to generations of American evangelicals, Graham is said to have converted millions to Christianity.
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"We're committed to getting people outside, and that's really the guiding light of our expansion plans," she said.
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He and Jürgen Habermas, the doyen of German philosophers and a guiding light to 1968ers, are mutual admirers.
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He was the guiding light of Philly's music community, and now it all feels a little bit darker.
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The brand's sparkly optimism is a guiding light through some of the toughest years of many people's lives.
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Zack's trust in me and encouragement was definitely the guiding light to taking over that leading lady space.
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" He has performed in multiple television shows, like "The Guiding Light" and "Roots," and many films, like "Dr.
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While Mr. Crutchfield will be the impresario and guiding light, he doesn't plan to be the only leader.
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They wrote that witchcraft should serve as a unifier, a guiding light for how followers should live their lives.
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Neither did I. As was the theme of the Spice Girls, girl power was her guiding light in life.
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Without that guiding light, Flex became unfocused and began to spiral into an unremarkable, me-too luxury watch brand.
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Reverence can be blinding, but Bluepoint Games' Shadow of the Colossus remake uses it as a guiding light instead.
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"Her blessings, wisdom and innate commitment to Congress ideology shall always be our guiding light," he wrote on Twitter.
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We're always the beacon of those dual mandate goals, that's really our guiding light, and that's what we're focused on.
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She was a "guiding light" for her family and a generous soul who helped raise her grandchildren, her family said.
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Hillary Clinton learned the hard way how challenging it is to run against someone whose only guiding light is unpredictability.
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"We need to build a Florida that's cleaner, safer, stronger, and that'll be my guiding light as governor," he said.
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General ideas of sound policy, at least from the Federalist perspective, provided a guiding light for Marshall and his court.
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XXXTentacion and Lil Pump get main billing here, but it's Swae Lee who serves as the glue and guiding light.
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Boy Scouts "Wish" The quiet voice of Boy Scouts' Taylor Vick is the guiding light on this slowcore, nostalgic track.
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He joined the cast of the soap "The Guiding Light" in 1952, and later became a writer on the series.
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He also added that one of the group's protest chants should serve as a guiding light in making a decision.
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This is a fundamental principle of creating and perpetuating a culture of success, and also a guiding light for me personally.
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They are more than mentors, more than coaches; they are a guiding light offering support and guidance for young, aspiring bloggers.
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I thought she was a guiding light to me when I was a 19-year-old college student, questioning and lost.
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Though it shares a name with both its guiding light and a previous iteration, Tamara Mellon is technically a new company.
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Even at Google — the guiding light of the creativity-in-the-workplace movement — certain much-revered creative practices have apparently become unsustainable.
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Now, Rae might just be the guiding light for young beauty buffs looking to find a foundation shade that works for them.
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During Google's I/O developer conference keynote, artificial intelligence was once again the defining theme and Google's guiding light for the future.
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"Thank you Dr. Klinghardt for being my guiding light in uncovering the mystery of chronic disease," Foster wrote on Instagram early Wednesday.
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Food, in relation to historic sites, glitzy markets, architectural wonders, or cultural performances, always makes for the best guiding light in travel.
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Competence before nepotism has been the guiding light of her choices, she said, as she prepared her team of City Hall councilors.
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"They'll say that some image or story has stayed with them and has been a guiding light in their lives," he says.
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In his short life, Abdullah has been a guiding light for all of us in the fight against xenophobia and family separation.
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He lives in Baltimore, where he is a guiding light on the city's jazz scene who doubles as an activist and organizer.
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King's Christian faith was always on display — serving as a guiding light to attain equality, dignity and economic opportunities for African Americans.
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I knew about the Spauldings and the Bauers on "Guiding Light" long before I knew most of my classmates' names at school.
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It's borderless and mystical, leaving readers to journey on without the guiding light of reason and logic, and instead feel their way through.
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You're only six years older than me, but your experience dealing with real-life issues has been a major guiding light for me.
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LONDON — Depending on whom you ask, the director Katie Mitchell is either a guiding light or a destructive force of the British stage.
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Palmer is a guiding light of sorts for the show; her death set a precedent for how this world would treat sexual violence.
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There was this line of Vivian Gornick's that I taped to my computer and it was my guiding light for writing this book.
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And Every Guiding Light Was Gone And Every Teacher Lying— There Was No Truth In Moving On— There Was No Truth In Dying.
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These types of statements help your child come to see you as a safe landing place — their ally and protector and guiding light.
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To many of us, Mr. Obama will always be an inspirational, transformative figure in a tumultuous time, a guiding light in the darkness.
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Mr. Harrison, a guiding light in the world of New Orleans culture, has a slippery and groove-soaked approach to the alto saxophone.
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Ms. Paltrow "makes a heroine so breathtaking that she seems utterly plausible as the playwright's guiding light," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
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"Let's get rid of these mistakes and bad actors and figure out how to move forward and be the guiding light," she said.
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I'm sure they're quite proud of Don Benton being the guiding light of environmental policy in the Trump administration, for a while anyway.
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There truly is a way for everyone to wear these tricksters (we promise) — especially if you use the outfits ahead as your guiding light.
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At a time when fashion is in a state of flux, we're looking to the industry's next generation of influencers as a guiding light.
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Hilaria Baldwin is feeling good and looking great 10 weeks postpartum — and wants to be a post-baby body guiding light to other moms.
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In 2008, I attended the Juliette Low Seminar in Switzerland, an opportunity that nourished my curiosity and spirit to keep carrying the Guiding light.
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China talks of global partnership and stewardship where the Trump administration publicly extols mercantilist self-interest as the guiding light of U.S. foreign policy.
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When deliberating and applying their business acumen at this week's conference, business leaders might think of the Greek philosopher Plutarch as their guiding light.
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It stands for the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways, which is the guiding light for the nation's transportation engineers.
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The Southern Cross constellation of the Milky Way, visible in the southern sky creates a guiding light along Bucklands Lane in Central Goldfields Shire, Victoria.
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The online pseudonym was once a guiding light of internet culture, a crucial protection for whistleblowers and communities with a legitimate fear of being exposed.
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In 1964, after a friend died of cancer, she created a "Guiding Light" character who was found, after a Pap smear, to have cervical cancer.
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Astell & Kern has been a guiding light in the space, producing the most high-profile players not directly linked to a member of Buffalo Springfield.
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Starting on Wednesday, Amtrak, the national railroad that serves as the station's landlord, will offer a guiding light in the form of a smartphone app.
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" During our conversation, Chan said she's gotten "incredible" feedback from participants; she read a text from a one who described Chan as her "guiding light.
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"Valuable portraits" of Yukichi Fukuzawa, a thinker revered as a guiding light of Japan's 20003th-century modernisation, have been on sale for as much as ¥15,000.
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Cole made her screen debut in 1969, on the soap opera Guiding Light, and went on to feature in more than 30 films and television shows.
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" House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: "He held himself to a high standard and that is why I called him the North Star of Congress, our guiding light.
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Heteronormative family structures are uplifted as a guiding light so that only gender roles and sexual expression that are in service of that model are celebrated.
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For fall, we're using Pinterest as our guiding light: The platform just debuted its annual data report that reflects what its users are saving and searching.
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My favorite was "Guiding Light," the longest-running soap of all time which went off the air in 2009 after 72 years on radio and television.
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But if there is a guiding light, an anchor if you will, that the Icelander uses, the best place to look would be to her voice.
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"Here's my trick: for a long time, I've used fear as a guiding light instead of a reason to turn off," Ocasio-Cortez said on Instagram.
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The Universe is not a metaphor, she explained; it's an actual character, a guiding light and love interest, which she imagined being played by Erykah Badu.
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Onstage with his five-piece backing band, Good Compny, Oddisee's songs bloom into expansive celebrations, with his city's indefatigable go-go scene as a guiding light.
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Bayken's only son is gone, and suddenly, his life has lost meaning; Khemu was his guiding light, a reason to be hopeful in an otherwise brutal region.
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"I think it's one if not the first time that we've all been together since we filmed the movie," the 32-year-old Guiding Light actress added.
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Jon Sudano is the master, the Tutankhamun, the last emperor, the Tyrannosaurus Rex of the meme form and "All Star" by Smash Mouth is his guiding light.
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If I want the future of mobile tech to be defined by amazing audio and video, that's the guiding light that should be directing my purchases today.
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Her guiding light was Robert Cohan, a former Graham dancer who created a piece for Yorke Dance Project and encouraged her to audition for the Graham company.
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Asked what Huawei would do if the Chinese government asked the company for information on a foreign country, Ren pointed to Apple (AAPL) as a guiding light.
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James Madison is the guiding light of most legal scholars, and the Madisonian doctrine of checks and balances would be forever compromised if Trump's behavior is endorsed.
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Thomson said it would be a "guiding light" for future international protection efforts by providing scientific insight on how global warming is affecting life in the sea.
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It's helped them find love, provided comfort through loss, and acted as a guiding light of unrelenting, unapologetic positivity in a world that's increasingly dark, cynical, and upsetting.
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By that point, she'd already been acting on One Life to Live and Guiding Light so a little late-night interview couldn't have been that big a deal.
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What would motivate me and what would be the guiding light for me in terms of immigration reform, Judy, is to bring families together, not divide them up.
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Indeed, they serve as a guiding light for the decisions I make every day, whether as a father or a husband or a businessman or a public servant.
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It is jaw-dropping to see people who have long centered morality and conviction as their guiding light willfully say that they are willing to forgo all that.
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The brand's guiding light in those days was a fictional woman named Victoria who had been raised in England by a successful London businessman and a French mother.
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To those who seek to demoralize us, please know that the Constitution and the Bill of Rights of the United States of America will be our guiding light.
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Trump and his team is counting on the public to be tricked, to limit the backlash against turning Islamophobia into the official guiding light of American immigration policy.
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"A father is neither an anchor to hold us back, nor a sail to take us there, but a guiding light whose love shows us the way,'" he wrote.
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As fans of heavy music, it can be hard to have hope in a world gone dark—but bands like Svalbard serve as a guiding light towards something better.
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" In film after film, Mr. Gabler writes, she'd go "from mieskeit to beauty" — mieskeit is Yiddish for an ugly person, a frump — "from an outsider to a guiding light.
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Muslims for Progressive Values has a more robust web and social presence for LGBTQ Muslims, and should be a guiding light for current and future organizations in the space.
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She made a cameo on "Guiding Light," appeared on the covers of young adult paperbacks like "Gossip Girl" and once read lines for a film role with Alec Baldwin.
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But she said she uses fear to motivate her: "I've used fear as a guiding light instead of a reason to turn off," she said in an Instagram post.
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He lost a parent who had always been his guiding light, got famous and had become a genuine contender to win this week's all-important presidential caucuses in Iowa.
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"You can look into Trump, but if I were in those investigative and oversight committees, I would look out for America — that would be my guiding light," Emanuel said.
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The interviews [I conducted with survivors] were our guiding light for the movie and we tried to put people in the shoes of those who had lived through this experience.
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While she revels in her marital bliss and travels the globe, Union is working to be a resource and a guiding light for friends and colleagues in the black community.
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Those 72 years of uninterrupted story make Guiding Light the longest continuous narrative ever told, its plot extending longer than Homer's The Odyssey, or The Bible, or even Law & Order.
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But in Sissy Spacek's narration of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD (HarperAudio; 12 hours, 17 minutes), it's Harper Lee's narrator, Scout, who becomes the listener's moral guiding light and closest confidante.
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According to Luminary's website, the definition of "luminary" is "a person who inspires or influences others; a guiding light, an inspiration, a role model, a heroine, a leader, a legend."
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This version of drag-as-QVC spokesperson has become a guiding light for a newer generation of drag queens who see merchandising as an integral part of their budding careers.
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The former Disney Channel actress, who recently appeared in AMC series Low Winter Sun and the soap opera Guiding Light, now sells her own crafty stuff via her Etsy store, CraftilyCreative.
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Mr Macron's star power, and Angela Merkel's waning influence as the guiding light of the right-of-centre European People's Party, led to a new insistence that liberal principles be upheld.
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And now we have this album that filled with synths, and when we were trying to figure out how we were going to play it live, that was our guiding light.
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With its ski slopes floodlit at night, Grouse is like a north star when viewed from below, a literal guiding light that can be seen from just about anywhere in Vancouver.
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If they refuse to, we are indeed headed not only for a constitutional crisis, but also toward a foreign policy that has the enrichment of the Trumps as its guiding light.
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Then there's the Converge dudes; Jake [Bannon] and Kurt [Ballou] went to Andover High which was where I went to high school and Kurt was kind of like a creative guiding light.
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But then, the Grand Papi of the LA Food Revolution, Roy Choi and his Kogi partners, the Shin family, shined a guiding light towards Chinatown where they moved their own spot, Chego.
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While not legally binding, the declaration is meant to serve as a guiding light for governments and tech companies dealing with these issues, similar to the Necessary and Proportionate principles on surveillance.
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And then there is Kris Kobach, the commission's vice chairman and guiding light, the man more responsible than perhaps anyone else for keeping alive the bogus specter of voting fraud in America.
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In July, Mr. Delgado told me he found the ad to be a bigoted deflection from more important issues, and said he still considers rap a guiding light for his political advocacy.
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In the age of the antihero, Jane was a guiding light, a moral compass, a heroine to whom we could aspire while empathizing with her mistakes and cheering on her every victory.
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Elijah Cummings, remembering the thunderous congressman on Friday as a "guiding light" in Congress, a loyal friend, and a fierce defender of democracy during an emotional funeral service at his church in Baltimore.
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Vox's Zack Beauchamp called it a ploy to "turn ... Islamophobia into the official guiding light of American immigration policy," legitimizing and codifying the xenophobia and racism Trump had harnessed to win the presidency.
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That's sort of been the backbone of Lamar's entire career, really; there are messages of repentance for his younger life in his music, a desire to become a solution, to be a guiding light.
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Finally, in 2012, I got a single frame from 36 exposures that finally captured some semblance of what I was aiming for, and I used that image as a guiding light from then on.
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The countries most susceptible to being misled by the United States' bad example in terms of internet regulation are those who treat American culture as a guiding light, as something superior to their own.
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"She's been the guiding light for this new wave of young Democrats, who are becoming activist and engaged in our communities and I wanted to show my pride and support for her," he said.
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This guiding light or rather guiding shadow of the novel is an unhinged teacher of high-school philosophy named Charles Merlin, nicknamed "Cripure" by his students—a play on Kant's CRItique of PURE Reason.
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What was true in the Lowell mills, the Pennsylvania mines and the California grape fields remains our guiding light on Janus, #MeToo and all the fights of today: Solidarity will lead us to victory.
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Also he introduced me to someone called Caroline Weber, whose book about Marie Antoinette, "Queen of Fashion," I'd enjoyed 10 years ago and who's recently been a guiding light in my pursuit of Proust.
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Already an acting veteran, having appeared in many television commercials, in 1980 Gellar moved over to the daytime soap opera Guiding Light, and guest-starred on William Tell; Love, Sidney; and Spenser: For Hire.
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Leon is the role model you'll both be chasing after as you set off to collect gym badges, and he acts much like a guiding light in your quests to become the region's best trainers.
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Specifically, he has fallen hard for the choreography of George Balanchine, who died in 1983 but still remains the guiding light of City Ballet, as well as for two dancers: Sara Mearns and Teresa Reichlen.
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Instead it leaves critical moral judgments with real consequences in the tenuous hands of self-interested economic actors whose guiding light is the maximization of their own benefit, without consideration for the effects on others.
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As the star and guiding light of VICELAND's The Therapist, Singh is hoping to offer a new view of the profession through a series of candid sessions with a varied group of high-profile musicians.
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And as the sun began to set beyond a giant glass wall of the Esplanade, crystal lanterns on both sides of the aisle shined a guiding light upon the bride's path to her waiting groom.
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This season, we're using that information as our guiding light: According to Pinterest's latest report (which provides a real time look at what's trending), faux fur is going to be all over the place this fall.
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Let this mantra serve as your guiding light this year — whether it's something you repeat every morning, write on your mirror, or keep stored in your phone's Notes app for those times you need it most.
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Watros, 50, who also starred on Guiding Light (she won a Daytime Emmy in 1998 for her role as Annie Dutton) and The Young and the Restless (as Kelly Andrews), will begin filming in early June.
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"I've gone through like six different incarnations of my name," jokes the Colony alum, who went by Joie Lenz during her Guiding Light days and took her husband's last name while they were married from 2005-12.
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Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.) said in a Sunday statement his "heart breaks" at the diagnosis and that Lewis has been "a guiding light" on the committee, on Capitol Hill and for the nation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Financial services will remain a "guiding light" for Britain's economy after Brexit and there is no intention to "rip up the rulebook" to compete better as a top financial center, a government minister said on Tuesday.
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"As a son of Japanese Americans who lived through Japanese internment during World War II, I find Mr. Korematsu's legacy to be a guiding light for the work that I do in Congress," Takano said in a statement.
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"The North Star demonstrates and acts as a guiding light for soccer in Canada, a beacon for talent within our borders and a reminder of our purpose: For Canadians, by Canadians," he said prior to the trophy's unveiling.
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It was Ben after all, not the radioactive spider, that was the driving force and guiding light that turned comic book Peter Parker into Spider-Man and who taught Peter to never forget the responsibility to his power.
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In the exit memo, released by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), Southerland said the EPA had been "the guiding light to make the 'right thing' happen for the greater good, including public health and safety" throughout her career.
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There's moments of staticky abjection and greyscale darkroom grit, but the record's main suite is named after the North star, forever a guiding light to those lost in darkness—a way out for those searching desperately enough for it.
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" Now 29, Valdovinos says he hopes his story will serve as a guiding light for others: "The encouraging part is to inspire some young man or some young woman to truly move whichever way they want and be successful.
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That was our guiding light the whole way through to try and do justice to the experience that they endured and how difficult it was — we weren't shying away from the incredibly difficult situation that they had to go through.
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Campanella was best known for his work on Dynasty spinoff The Colbys, in which he played Barbara Stanwyck's love interest, and for his roles in daytime dramas The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of Our Lives and The Guiding Light.
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Sarah Jessica Parker — America's sweetheart, New York City's mascot, relatable queen of cold-hearted romantic comedies, human vessel of Sex and the City's omniscient tulle-loving narrator, mother of three, and guiding light to all — is an excellent Instagram artist.
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The 224-year-old NBA superstar had a stellar 123, one of those accomplishments being the guiding light behind the Cavaliers first NBA Championship—an incredibly unlikely, come-from-behind, historic win that they've always hoped and dreamed of having.
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In a new study of 12,000 women developers across 100 countries, tech hiring site HackerRank found that Gen Z workers were up less likely than their older counterparts to view San Francisco as the guiding light for future tech careers.
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We have a message that we want to send as well: The principles and guiding light of our nation which embraces our immigrant heritage will continue despite efforts by the few, the extreme and the loudest to snuff it out.
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These magical words have previously led me to finds like the $100 Zinus platform bed frame and will continue to be my guiding light as long as I remain a lazy and impatient nomad wandering between short-term lease commitments.
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Sandra Faber, a staff astronomer at the University of California, Santa Cruz, said that Dr. Rubin, along with Margaret Burbidge, who is retired from the University of California, San Diego, was a "guiding light" for a generation of female astronomers.
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I was more fond of "As the World Turns" and "Guiding Light" — CBS programs sponsored by Procter & Gamble — but my mother and my brother were all for "Y & R." It was more glamorous; it had fancier sets and better lighting.
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" In a statement provided to THR, Patmore Gibbs' family wrote, "[Suzanne] was a mentor, a guiding light and a tastemaker for multiple studios … a kind, thoughtful and supportive to everyone she worked with — and in return, she was respected and admired throughout Hollywood.
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Mr. Johnson is still finishing up "American Dresser," which was written and directed by Carmine Cangialosi, a 44-year-old actor with a résumé dotted with small parts in daytime soap operas (he played Lou the Hitman on several episodes of "Guiding Light").
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The Americans is a largely pro-capitalist show — one of season five's major storylines involves food shortages in the Soviet Union and the implication that the communist government is behind them — but it's also a show that rejects ideology as a guiding light.
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Whether you agree with individual decisions or the content of his rhetoric, it is impossible to argue that he did not conduct himself with dignity and respect and that he did not lead the country with those values as a guiding light.
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As we reported, McCain has made Donald Trump persona non grata at his funeral, and the President has been stingy to say the least in any praise for the war hero who was a guiding light in the Senate ... especially on global relations.
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He was a guiding light in my adventures, the inspiration for turning curiosity into a career, a model for how to represent "the other" with dignity and humanity, and a powerful voice of reason in the political turmoil that's dividing our world.
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My vision of the maximally free, anarcho-capitalist society seemed to me an indispensable guiding light, a compass by which to steer a course through the rugged landscape of real-world politics toward the promised land — the ideally good and morally well-ordered society.
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" Game went on to shout-out his son for being a guiding light in his life, writing ... "Catch every tear, trace every step, listen as well as learn, love whole heartedly & never stop loving you... not even for a split second is how I parent.
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As long as the storytelling always remains the North Star then you end up having a guiding light to drag you through the pile and you come out the other end, holding a couple of things that could be coupled to solve a problem.
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Empowering the warfighter is the first principle of all DOD acquisition and has been the guiding light for the dedicated team of public servants working under terrific scrutiny to bring the tools of the digital age to our nation's men and women in uniform.
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Acceleration is a logical progression for a company whose guiding light has always been speed for the sake of customer convenience — and this philosophy was on show in one of Jeff Bezos' first pieces of public communication after setting up Amazon 25 years ago.
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L-Vis and Egyptrixx would occasionally play shows together when they happened to be around each other, and Psutka's 2011 Night Slugs LP Bible Eyes, all reassembled shards of smashed club beats, became a guiding light for the releases that'd follow on Connolly's label.
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Reverting to her given name — yes, she was born Tierra Whack — the young rapper learned to combine the theatrical over-the-top-ness of her earliest outré obsessions (Busta Rhymes, Eminem, Missy Elliott, Outkast) with the grounding essence of her guiding light, Lauryn Hill.
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The currently estimated U.S. (noninflationary) growth potential is 1.5 percent, while the annualized sum of the monthly increases of the core Private Consumption Expenditure Index — the guiding light of American monetary policy — in the first six months of this year came in at 1.4 percent.
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SHEA: Yeah, I think certainly we took … the directors of all these episodes provided us with some descriptors of how they wanted each scene to feel, and that was a guiding light in terms of orchestration or what particular collection of instruments we used.
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It is a bold proposal that sounds hopeless in the current political climate in the US, not unlike another grand idea López Obrador has of establishing a "moral constitution" to provide a country battered by horror and corruption with a guiding light out of the tunnel.
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The Chinese would-be thriller "Phantom of the Theater" takes as its inspiration and guiding light "The Phantom of the Opera" — the musical or any of the film versions — setting its horror and romance themes inside a haunted movie palace in a bustling Shanghai of the 1930s.
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To a 20103s audience mostly composed of women who were at home doing housework and raising children, Ms. Nixon's early scripts for "The Guiding Light" and "Search for Tomorrow" provided an escape: a glimpse of dashing lives, handsome cads, passions run amok, dark secrets and terrible betrayals.
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Studio Ghibli has been a guiding light in terms of personal, high-quality film making, but as a model they'd be impossible to replicate as Africa doesn't have the appetite for animation that Japan does (though its something that we are aiming to cultivate as we go).
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There's so much to explore which is completely unexplored at the moment that it is very easy to get lost in all the things you can do, but having a guiding light, that helps pull you to develop the things which are actually gonna help society.
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The frontman ends up serving as not only a guiding light getting bands to their next gig, but also as a harsh slap of reality for those who think that scoring a little bit of hype is going to translate directly into packed houses and stuffed wallets.
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I think that's the other thing that indicated just how much Elizabeth Warren has really become this kind of guiding-light frontrunner in the party and that multiple people throughout the night were trying to get her approval and get their support for issues that they wanted to champion.
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The son of an alcoholic father who had abandoned his family and recently died — and now stuck in a too-early marriage to his freshman-year college girlfriend, even though "I, at least, didn't have a clue how to be in erotic love" — Kaag had sought a guiding light.
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But for teenage social outsiders like myself, it was a guiding light through many a troubled time—I have very fond memories of finding a new set of pals down atthe local spiritualist church and feeling like I'd discovered my life philosophy after reading Brian Bates' The Way of Wyrd.
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There's more depth in the works bookending the program: "High Life" (2001) begins with a slave auction, harsh and hauntingly staged; "Torch" (2013) features, again, the luminous Ms. Roberts who climbs onto the shoulders of her fellow dancers before falling into their arms and emerging as the dance's guiding light.
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And the third is that there's now an element of actual hunting before you find the target monster in each quest — rather than exploring the stage until you come across it, you can now track traces of a monster in the environment until your glowing "scoutflies" coalesce into a beam of guiding light.
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Based on Indian source material — albeit directed by a German national, Franz Osten, heading a mainly European crew — "Shiraz" was filmed on location in and around Jaipur with an all-Indian cast, including its producer and guiding light, Himansu Rai, in the title role as the man who designed the Taj Mahal.
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Born to an all-female race of Amazons supposedly put on the Earth by Zeus to be a guiding light for humanity, Diana (Gal Gadot) knows from childhood that she wants to be a warrior, and she defies her overprotective mother Hippolyta (Connie Nielsen) at every turn in order to get the training she needs.
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This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution, and it's a wholly strange thing to see a lonesome bust of Lenin—leader of the Bolsheviks, guiding light of Communism, father of the revolution—ignominiously stashed away in a storage closet, half-buried under a pile of toys like so much common rubbish.
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A series of op-eds published in some of the country's most prominent outlets — including the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the New Yorker — have argued that polarization is in fact overstated, and that there's an "exhausted majority" in America yearning for political leaders that use centrist compromise as its guiding light.
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In an age where #sponcon runs wild and Instagram filters blur the lines between real and make-believe, for the last few decades, Wells has been one guiding light in an industry that seems to struggle with positioning its backbone in honest, thoughtful reviews about products most of us spend hundreds of dollars on every year.
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"Seeking Truth," the party's leading theoretic journal, recently celebrated the fact that the "People's Leader" had handled the disaster with unflappable confidence, proving himself to be not only "the guiding light of China and the backbone of 1.4 billion Chinese," but also a "calming balm" for a world whose nerves had been jangled by the outbreak.
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It's good and I think that run still has some legs, because Trump is Trump, he's not a Republican, he's not a Democrat and, as he's basically a family business leader, he will not like to see the stock market down really and he would not like to have unemployment rising, so these two things will be the guiding light of his presidency.
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The act was named for the late former White House press secretary James Bear Brady, who was wounded and permanently disabled by gunfire in the 1981 assassination attempt on then-president Ronald Reagan by John Hinckley, Jr. and who subsequently became the guiding light of the Brady Center s national efforts to quell gun violence until his death in 2014.
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CreditCreditMagdalena Wosinska for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — A few Tuesdays ago, the 24-year-old singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers's single "Light On" displaced Mumford & Sons' "Guiding Light" at the top of the first Billboard adult alternative songs chart of 2019 — one of the publication's niche charts, but something she could get jazzed about all the same, if she let herself.
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