Alas, the poor soul who married me didn't have much money.
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"Poor soul," you might think with a laugh, and you'd be right.
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Without any hesitation, her bird launches itself at the poor soul recording the video.
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"To James Cameron -STOP dissing WW: You poor soul," she wrote on her Facebook page.
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Who is the poor soul who lost his or her dentures to the winged thief?
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One poor soul didn't realize they're an item and another can't even deal with it.
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For both the poor soul and the United States of America, there are better options.
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Perhaps the poor soul who broke the pumpkin will get another shot at that photo, too.
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If he indeed joins the show, we feel sorry for whatever poor soul he faces on the battlefield.
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"Why you would take advantage of a poor soul like that, I do not know," the judge said.
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Drop below 60 frames per second, and it's Motion Sickness City for the poor soul wearing the headset.
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The poor soul will do this—and nothing will happen again, because the new chip tech is horribly slow.
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So if this poor soul had measles and then this parasite, his death was the perfect storm of terribleness.
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Tricky to wear, tricky to look at, and extremely tricky for the poor soul sitting in the pew behind.
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And if they do, remember to save your loudest cheer for the poor soul who gets the Muzzin Spot.
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At the end of the clip, Obama asked Trump "what poor soul" he is considering as his running mate.
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I will talk to any poor soul I can find about my team and about theirs, although I prefer mine.
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However, it dips every time some poor soul drinks a warm can or a can of Coconut LaCroix at any temperature.
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One poor soul spooned up a stinkbug that had blended into her granola, putting her off fruit-and-nut cereals for life.
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Think of all of the darkest human behaviors, and, odds are, some poor soul has done it for some morsels of food.
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Tyrion isn't the only poor soul in Westeros holding out for a hero — a champion to stand up and fight for him.
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Then, a (slightly exasperated) cashier will tell this poor soul to push the card into a slot at the front of the reader.
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The follow-up brush with the law could happen years later, as soon as the poor soul arrives home or any time in between.
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I could only think of the late Penn Station and a booming voice announcing the departure of some poor soul to the nether world.
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I stress whenever a poor soul believes they can beat the odds and impress the judges with a cool, creamy treat, it's not gonna happen.
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Does he prize naps above all else, and woe to the poor soul who wakes him in hopes of scoring a career at his software company?
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Like them, I was desperate enough for Alison to be alive that I was willing to wish some other poor soul had died in her place.
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His Trump Tower perp walks, showing off the latest poor soul to kiss the king's ring, reveal little but the everyday nourishment needs of a narcissist.
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Give the commercial a watch above and see what inspired some poor soul to bid six figures on a car that's as old as the movie Twister.
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The gallery also had some poor soul wandering through the armory in a costume designed like one of the Frenchman's sculptures and heckling billionaires on their phones.
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This article isn't about how to steal someone's photos and make some poor soul from across the country fall in love with you and send you money.
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Cut to an alley, where more guys in all black are kicking the shit out of some poor soul who we can infer has crossed Lil Wayne.
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Pick a song, any song — preferably one with questions or short sentences — and find a poor soul in your contact list to slowly text lyrics to, one by one.
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Otherwise, you may end up like this poor soul, identified only as "Kyle," who's speaking to us from a shadowy enclave and facing up to three years of jail time.
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Many New York City apartments, especially the older ones, can double as saunas come January (unless, of course, you are the poor soul shivering under a wool blanket on the seventh floor).
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Example: Just the other day, I ran across an article in the Daily Mail that had some poor soul speculating on the impact of all the volcanoes on Earth erupting in unison.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Maggots spill from the bare ribcage of the toothy skeleton, and the poor soul in hell, his skin blood-red, is tearing apart his own torso.
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Update, 3:46pm: And if you were wondering who might be the poor soul who had to lug that huge printed out tweet around DC, allow us to paint the picture for you.
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Of course, not even D.C.'s harshest judge would assign the full 60 years for a case like this—but still, every so often, a judge did go ballistic on some poor soul.
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We'd all like to say how we would give so much to assist the one poor soul who they were reporting on but what about the rest of the population that is starving?
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While this information could help some poor soul with a heart condition, it could also, say, impel someone to call 911 when they're having an anxiety attack due to asking Alexa for medical device.
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Pelosi winds Trump up when she drips condescension worthy of a Jane Austen grande dame, saying she will pray for the president or pleading for someone to stage an intervention with the poor soul.
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" (Keep in mind that this particular ship doesn't even use a catapult, but let's ask anyway.) Apparently one poor soul responded "Electric," loud enough to be heard, and Trump zeroed right in: "Who said "electric"?
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Generally speaking, having some poor soul burden you with a stack of flyers is one of those annoying things in life that's so annoying because, when you think about it properly, it isn't that annoying.
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I Would Like to Buy a Drink for the Poor Soul Who Ran the San Francisco BART Twitter Account Last NightLast night, the person in charge of the official San Francisco BART Twitter account lost it.
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" Beaton characterized the man-on-the-street segments as "Don't forget to grab some random poor soul on the street and shove a microphone in their face and talk about what the Democrats have done wrong.
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No rush, obviously: You've got until Wednesday, April 15 to tackle your mountain of paperwork and file your annual return with the IRS (or pay some poor soul at H&R Block to do so for you).
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Without everything else Google makes — email, maps, calendar, translation software, photo storage and the Android mobile operating system, which I'd need after ditching Apple — I'd be relegated to a life of some poor soul from long ago (say, 1992).
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Over the course of one endless, dizzying night, cops and criminals and civilians blur and everyday items are creatively weaponized: that poor soul battered by a cactus then decapitated by garden shears probably just wanted to complain about the noise.
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As you wait in line with your razor blades and Softsoap, some other poor soul will swipe their credit card through the reader on the counter—and nothing will happen, because it's one of those new chip cards designed for better security.
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Yet today, with some notable dissents in both countries, those interpretations remain as frozen in history as the shadow etched on the stone steps of a bank building near ground zero — created by the body of a poor soul who was sitting there at detonation.
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It's your job to find out not only how to stop this, but also why it's happening, by stalking each of the mansion's soon-to-be-deceased unfortunates, peeking through keyholes and listening out for the sounds that indicate that some poor soul has come to an untimely demise.
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After making a whole lot of noise last week about how we were going to have a death pool to determine who was going to be the next poor soul killed off on Game of Thrones, this week we learned there's a little bit of a problem with that entire premise: resurrection.
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There are statistics on drug mules in Spain, but there's a big chance they're not representative because police and anti-drug operations always focus on the big fish—a coke filled cargo ship leading to some drug kingpin is always more exciting than a poor soul, who had to resort to smuggling drugs because they found themselves in a bad financial situation.
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I should say, it's meaningless goop that some poor soul spent a whole lot of time creating in order to dumfound the unwary.
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Thus did the work of the Cercle anticipate such twentieth-century creations as Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp, Jacques Tati's Monsieur Hulot, Red Skelton's Freddie the Freeloader, and Jackie Gleason's Poor Soul.
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Luther described this period of his life as one of deep spiritual despair. He said, "I lost touch with Christ the Savior and Comforter, and made of him the jailer and hangman of my poor soul."Kittelson, James. Luther The Reformer. Minneapolis: Augsburg Fortress Publishing House, 1986, 79.
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The poor soul, unable to pay for his son's medical treatment, can only weep helplessly as the boy dies. Ramavikraman Namboothiri's third wife, 17-year-old Sridevi, is literate. Sreedevi knows to read and write, and her arrival upsets the conservative set-up. She argues for education beyond the confines of traditional knowledge.
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She wrote: "I cannot write by pen how happy I am every time after Holy Communion. Ah, I forget my earthly suffering and the longing of my poor soul draws me every moment to adore my God and Saviour hidden in the Blessed Sacrament!"Georg Franz X. Schwager. „Jesus Christus – die Sonne meines Lebens“.
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It was thus decided that it would take its name from the first stranger who drank water from it. One day, a stranger did indeed come along and take a drink from it to quench his thirst. After he had done so, he supposedly said out of joy “Das erquickt die Arm Seel” (“That refreshes the poor soul”).
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When she left, Fr. Seraphim said, "She did not understand anything. The one, who gave her the schema, he was in prelest himself. Poor soul, how much struggles she will have!" Another time St. Seraphim (Romantsov) said to a monk: "You do not have any prayer of Jesus: you just got used to it, as some people get used to the bad language".
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Seeing the pair at the theatre one evening, Jane remarked of Eliot, "Poor soul! There never was a more absurd miscalculation than her constituting herself an improper woman. She looks Propriety personified. Oh, so slow!" Haight, Gordon S., George Eliot’s Originals and Contemporaries: Essays in Victorian Literary History and Biography Their long marriage was complicated by other relationships on both sides, though these appear to have been platonic.
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Numerous sacred works were premiered under his direction, including Heinz Werner Zimmermann's motet Herr, mache mich zum Werkzeug Deines Friedens (1959, with the Kantorei of the Christuskirche Karlsruhe), Wir haben eine Hoffnung (We have a hope) by Dietrich von Bausznern (1965 at the Donaueschingen Festival), and the Mass "Gebet der armen Seele" (Prayer of the poor soul) by Giselher Klebe (Kasseler Musiktage). He died in Kassel at age 64.
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She was frightened by the vision and prayed until it disappeared. When she told her parents what she had seen, they suggested that a poor soul might be in need of prayers. The following Sunday, which was October 9, 1859, she saw the apparition a second time while walking to Mass in the community of Bay Settlement. Her sister and another woman were with her at the time but neither of them saw anything.
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Poe was not coherent long enough to explain how he came to be in his dire condition and was wearing clothes that were not his own. He is said to have repeatedly called out the name "Reynolds" on the night before his death, though it is unclear to whom he was referring. Some sources say that Poe's final words were, "Lord help my poor soul". All medical records have been lost, including Poe's death certificate.
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I know each dark corner of your soul, not a single event of > your reign that I ignore. From your cottage in the mountains, where you were > born, you came to live in luxurious castles around Europe. But the nibbling > of your conscience that twice brought you so close to the grave, still lives > with you in the luxurious rooms. Your gunned gangsters can protect your body > but, for sure, they cannot protect you dark and poor soul.
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Abbot Bernard was the most important monk of the Cistercian order. He is still the local Catholic church's patron saint. The other charge, the overflowing cup, is linked with a local legend. It symbolizes the “Arm Seel”, the former village spring at the “Freier Platz” (square). As to why this spring was so called – it is a form of the German words arme Seele, meaning “poor soul” – there was originally disagreement about what to call it.
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Thursday > night I was in a state that I could not sleep in my own cabin, so I asked > Mrs. Crigchton (sic.) if I could sleep in her cabin, “Poor soul”, she was > only too happy to be of any assistance to me and did all she could during > the whole night to quiet my nerves. The next morning I heard the hooting of > the horn as it was foggy. Everything went well I sat down to lunch when the > explosion occurred.
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The Kukudh is a revenant, a miser's poor soul that haunts his house after his death. For this reason, people feared the house of a miser and would avoid staying overnight out of fear of being killed. Only a brave boy may defeat the creature and bring eternal peace to its damned soul, being appointed heir in reward. In and around Tomorr, there is a legend that a lugat who is not burned in due time will become a Kukudh.
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Christ she saw with life-blood failing, All her anguish unavailing, Saw him breathe his very last. Mary, fount of love's devotion, Let me share with true emotion All the sorrow you endured. Virgin, ever interceding, Hear me in my fervent pleading: Fire me with your love of Christ. Mother, may this prayer be granted: That Christ's love may be implanted In the depths of my poor soul At the cross, your sorrow sharing, All your grief and torment bearing, Let me stand and mourn with you.
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They tended to the health and education of local children. Ferrar and his family produced harmonies of the gospels that survive today as some of the finest in Britain. Many of the family also learned the art of bookbinding, apparently from the daughter of a Cambridge bookbinder, which style they worked in. In 1633 the poet George Herbert, on his deathbed, sent the manuscript of The Temple to Nicholas Ferrar, telling him to publish the poems if he thought they might "turn to the advantage of any dejected poor soul", and otherwise, to burn them.
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He had long been known as a descriptive writer, since his publication of The Great Lone Land (1872) and other works and he was the biographer (1899) of Sir George Colley. He had started work on his autobiography a few years before his death but died before it was completed. His youngest daughter, Eileen, Viscountess Gormanston, completed the work and had it published in 1911. Eileen found among his papers a poem he had written, which began: Give me but six-foot-three (one inch to spare) Of Irish earth, and dig it anywhere; And for my poor soul say an Irish prayer Above the spot.
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Burns immediately wrote an undated note to Robert Ainslie, asking him to: "send for the wench and give her ten or twelve shillings... and advise her out to some country (friends)... Call immediately, or at least as soon as it is dark, for God's sake lest the poor soul be starving. — Ask her for a letter I wrote her just now, by way of token " The letter was unsigned. Burns added the telling instruction, "but don't for Heaven's sake meddle with her as a Piece".Burns Enclyclopedia Retrieved : 2012-03-14 May had served on Burns a lawyer's writ In meditatione fugae as used against a debtor contemplating leaving the country.
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These "lost episodes" (as they came to be called) were initially previewed at the Museum of Television and Radio in New York City, aired on the Showtime cable network in 1985, and later added to the Honeymooners syndication package. Some of them include earlier versions of plot lines later used in the 'classic 39' episodes. One (a Christmas episode duplicated several years later with Meadows as Alice) had all Gleason's best-known characters (Ralph Kramden, the Poor Soul, Rudy the Repairman, Reginald Van Gleason, Fenwick Babbitt and Joe the Bartender) featured in and out of the Kramden apartment. The storyline involved a wild Christmas party hosted by Reginald Van Gleason up the block from the Kramdens' building at Joe the Bartender's place.
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Duchess Charlotte, the wife of Duke Charles, noted in her famous journal that Augusta did not have a bad effect on Charles, and that she was a kind person who, due to her tolerant attitude toward others, was also treated tolerantly herself: "As it happened the other day, Countess Löwenhielm was late at dinner and arrived a quarter of an hour after it had started, and unfortunately, Baron von Essen arrived at the same time. All of us aware of their relationship found it amusing, and some could not hide a smile." Ulla von Höpken remarked of the incident: "To think if something of that sort would happen to another poor soul - they would never hear the end of it. But my sister is always excused, and it can only be seen as proof of her open nature and her frankness to expose her relationship to that meek Essen for the world".
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On the show, he portrayed "Johnny Jellybean." Assisted by Faye and her puppets, Britten entertained millions of children at noon each day with his "Jellybeaner Salute" and "Jellybeaner Song." One of the skits that Britten performed as "Johnny Jellybean" was his unsuccessful effort to obtain a drink of water from a malfunctioning water fountain. This skit was based on a similar routine that the "Poor Soul" Jackie Gleason character performed on The Cavalcade Of Stars television variety show on the DuMont Television Network during 1951. The information about Gleason's performance in the water fountain skit is derived from a recently discovered kinnie film print of that show that was featured on the television documentary "Jackie Gleason’s Cavalcade Of Characters." Britten succeeded Herb Sheldon on August 10, 1958 to become the host of WABD's (later WNEW-TV and now WNYW-TV) "Wonderama" program. It was the first children's show to be taped before a live studio audience.
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