I will be glad to see the back of it.
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"You can only see the back of his head," she continued.
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Surely Democrats would be glad to see the back of him.
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I see the back of his head nodding that he understands.
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" She continued, "You will never see the back of this monument.
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A small majority already wants to see the back of him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Traders will be glad to see the back of 23.
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And Chinese leaders are delighted to see the back of Barack Obama.
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Did we see the back of Governor Tarkin's head in one scene?
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The Cabellos are not alone in their desire to see the back of Maduro.
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"Erin didn't see the back [of her head] until after the show started," he says.
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You see the back of his neck and the rural landscape that's in his view.
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Left on Crescent Street, where we can see the back of the giant Silvercup sign.
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In one, you can see the back of Gomez's head as she walks through the restaurant.
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Besides, why would anyone want to see the back of someone as "legendary" as Mr Condé?
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Lachlan won't be sad to see the back of the plebiscite, saying it is an 'unnecessary evil'.
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That's our best option, I think, because if you face away we see the back of your head.
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Lucid would be delighted to see the back of Jia and any lingering association with the troubled Faraday Future.
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Many EU leaders will be pleased to see the back of Mrs May, whom they find ever more irritating.
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Banks, which sold the bulk of PPI policies, will be even gladder to see the back of Arnie's bonce.
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Then, for a moment, we see the back of her head -- and a hairdo almost as famous as Diana's.
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The first thing I noticed was just how large every individual store was — you couldn't see the back of most.
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I can only see the back of Amir's head, which is buried face-down in the hemorrhoid pillow-like table extension.
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While some would want to see the back of their removed tumor, Giertz managed to get a photo of it... in Antarctica.
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Most Colombians yearn to see the back of a conflict that is unique in Latin America in both its longevity and intensity.
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It's filmed from behind Godard so that we only see the back of his head, with Miéville facing the camera and answering questions.
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The Kurdish candidate will not endorse anyone before the first round, but he would plainly like to see the back of Mr Erdogan.
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Second, some ecologists worry about the side effects of exterminating entire species, however much people might like to see the back of them.
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In it, we see the back of young African American man in basketball shorts, bounding up the Los Angeles sidewalk outside of Bradford's studio.
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The central market was full of its usual bustle and one man told Reuters he was glad to see the back of the opposition.
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Climbing onto Drogon, we see the back of her coat, which features a tan cape-like piece of fur that extends to her feet.
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Many would be sorry to see the back of its memorable catchphrase: "the 1% are not the only ones getting screwed this election season."
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But there was something of a ritualistic quality to this: most Tories have been desperate to see the back of Mrs May for weeks.
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In response Wall Street rallied broadly on Friday as investors were heartened to see the back of the longest U.S. government shutdown in history.
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When I speak to John Taylor, a member of the Preservation Sky Blues Group, his determination to see the back of Sisu is obvious.
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The Gulf countries, and Saudi Arabia in particular, appear eager to see the back of Mr Obama, who has under a year left in office.
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Mohamed said he was glad to see the back of the 2011 uprising that had toppled longtime leader Hosni Mubarak and then the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Many Hong Kongers, however, are pleased to see the back of Mrs Lam's predecessor, Leung Chun-ying, who showed little enthusiasm for defending Hong Kong's freedoms.
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In "Harmony Place" (2016), we see the back of a caped and cane-bearing Hannibal Hamlin, Lincoln's first vice-president and a Maine senator and governor.
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In it, we see the back of JRS wearing the cutest onesie with little lions all over it, still using the ottoman to hold himself up.
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It's what those leaders who would rather see the back of human rights want you to believe -- they want you to disengage and to turn off.
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Outside of the country, particularly among dissident communities, rampant speculation is growing, as those desperate to see the back of Xi spread wild, wholly unfounded claims.
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And there is little doubt that the president wants to see the back of Mr Mueller, who is reported to have begun investigating Mr Trump's financial affairs.
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Zimbabwe's younger generation and its diaspora of several million (who Mr Mnangagwa made sure would not be able to vote) are thirsting to see the back of Zanu-PF.
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In the other photo, we see the back of Ruby's head during an intense conversation with Jamal, Monse, and usual comic relief Jasmine (Jessica Marie Garcia, with perfect brows).
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I write in the book that we'd go days and days traveling around Iowa on a bus only to see the back of a blonde bob getting into her own motorcade.
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Mr Zuma and his henchman, Ace Magashule, the ANC's secretary-general, who is also accused of corruption, want to see the back of a president who is trying to clean up the government.
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I had to accept it on previous projects, but on those I'd be really enthusiastic at the beginning of them and then be desperate to see the back of it come the end.
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"Firms will no doubt be glad to see the back of the referendum debate and are likely to raise borrowing levels in the months that follow," said Sam Alderson, economist from consultancy Cebr.
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Many in Raqqa are hoping to see the back of Islamic State, which has imposed an ultra-hardline interpretation of Islam and brought foreign militants from all over the world to their city.
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I will say that the biggest impediment to my own hair styling is usually my inability to effectively wield a curling iron and see the back of my head at the same time.
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FEW will be sorry to see the back of South Korea's current National Assembly when its four-year term ends in late May—least of all Park Geun-hye, the country's conservative president.
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From their large terrace, they can see the back of the building that houses the New York branch of Mr. McCarty's restaurant, Michael's, a favorite for media types that was established in 1989.
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After a strong start to the season, Therrien and his team were enduring a midseason slide, his second in two years, and most fans were seemingly happy to see the back of him.
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"At the minute how I programme myself, I just think to myself: 'I've got five or six more years left in football and I just can't wait to see the back of it.'"
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Many in the business community were especially happy to see the back of the trade minister, Rachmat Gobel, whose penchant for protectionism led some foreign businessmen to dub him "the minister of no trade".
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It's like the Magritte painting of Edward James, where we see the back of his head as he stares into a mirror, which shows, instead of his face, the back of his head again.
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Click Remove next to any extension you want to permanently see the back of to clear it out from Chrome—just remember to save any data you want to keep from it first, if necessary.
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In part voters are simply pleased to see the back of his predecessor (and former brother-in-law) Taib Mahmud, who held power for three decades and on whose watch Sarawak's precious rainforests were plundered.
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The Joy-Con that slots into the back has a camera, which can see the back of the keys so that it knows which ones you're pressing, and then relays that information to the Switch.
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One of my comments is usually that it's so flat in any direction that if you look in any direction really hard on a clear day you can see the back of your own head.
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Cadbury's Colors While we're glad to see the back of the beige, sand and cream tones that were adopted with far too much zeal last year, there's a new hue in town and we're embracing it with open arms.
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Suddenly, the prequel has become a sequel in which an absent Snow (we do see the back of her head at one point) tasks the Huntsman with tracking down the Magic Mirror before Freya can get her hands on it.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban, whose draft law has provoked legal action by the European Union, made clear he would be glad to see the back of the foundation after saying it promotes mass immigration against the will of the Hungarian people.
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One camp wants Mrs May to sack Mr Johnson, who has been writing articles clearly dissenting from the government line; another camp wants to see the back of Philip Hammond, the chancellor, who is taking a cautious view of post-Brexit economic prospects.
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If you wanted to take a shortcut, you could walk through the building into the brightness of Bryant Park and see the back of the New York Public Library, or, conversely, journey into the darkly nostalgic rooms of the Algonquin Hotel on 44th.
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There are other scenarios that make a Hoth-like world possible, like a slow rotation rate, or a planet that's tidally locked around its star with one side perpetually facing the star and we only get to see the back of it.
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There are signs -- not least that Xi is willing to take the meeting at all -- that Beijing may be prepared to make some concessions in order to see the back of heavy tariffs imposed by Washington, but only if Trump is similarly willing to compromise.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Usain Bolt's rivals will, for once, be glad to see the back of a man who has dominated global sprinting for the last decade but the sport of athletics will be far less enthusiastic about bidding a final farewell to the charismatic Jamaican.
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You can also see the back of the color contrast roof, which will likely be a full-length panorama-style sunroof, and the gadget, which looks just like the badge from the original Fisker, whose assets were purchased by a Chinese company and relaunched as Karma Automotive.
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The Kremlin has made clear it will be glad to see the back of Poroshenko but has not commented on Zelenskiy, saying only that it is watching candidates' statements closely and hopes any new president can implement a peace deal on Donbass, eastern Ukraine, which has been under separatist control since 2014.
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It is > a sad sad day to see the back of Bellefield.
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Fiona is overjoyed that Geoff is back, so that she can finally see the back of Max, but is surprised when Geoff has other ideas.
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There is never more than one boat in each scene, except for the first Jungle scene where one can see the back of a boat turning into the Poor District.
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It is used infrequently, because its effectiveness comes mostly from its surprise value. The grip is identical to that of a conventional leg-break: the only difference is the additional wrist and shoulder rotation, so that the batsman will see the back of the hand when the ball is released.
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He later used a video camera connected to a television monitor to see the back of the 4x5 camera for an even more immediate mirror effect. Although this technique deepened his control and accuracy, it is of note that he claimed to possess a sense of pre-determined clarity about the poses.
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President Truman reads the citation for the award of a fourth alt=We see the back of MacArthur's head. Truman in a dark suit and light hat stands at a microphone. Behind him stands four mean in shirts and ties. In the background are some onlookers and a sleek metal but propeller driven airliner.
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Karnow, pp. 246, 250. Krulak believed that most officers wanted to see the back of Nhu but that few were willing to resort to a coup. Krulak reported that three US advisers strongly criticized the Nhus and advocated the pair's departure from South Vietnam to avoid a public relations disaster at the United Nations.
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In all casinos, the dealer will burn a card before the flop, turn, and river. Because of this burn, players who are betting cannot see the back of the next community card to come. This is done for traditional reasons, to avoid any possibility of a player knowing in advance the next card to be dealt due to its being marked.
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When the ball is bowled, the third finger will apply most of the spin. The wrist is cocked as it comes down by the hip, and the wrist moves sharply from right to left as the ball is released, adding more spin. The ball is tossed up to provide flight. The batsman will see the back of the hand when the ball is released.
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She would return for a later Plymouth train. When she was being given these instructions, Mason could see the back of a tall man in Mrs Carrington's compartment. After waiting at Bristol for most of the day, Mason checked into a hotel for the night and read of the murder in the next day's paper. Mrs Carrington had been chloroformed and then stabbed and the jewels were missing.
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They let Tegan go as (a) they would be glad to see the back of her (b) Kamryn had threatened to phone the police. Tegan is somewhat quiet and is rather scared, but Kamryn reassures her everything will be ok. In the hotel room, Kamryn is shocked to see how much abuse Tegan had suffered at the hands of her grandparents. Kamryn decides to stick to a plan: bath, food, bed.
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A slit lamp is used because it makes it easier for ophthalmologists to spot abnormalities. When the eye is dilated, the pupils widen so that the ophthalmologist can see the back of the eye more clearly. This is where he or she will look for signs of cataracts, glaucoma, and will examine the retina and optic nerve. During this comprehensive eye exam, a refraction and visual acuity test will also be performed.
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Steph tries to make an effort with Chloe, but it is a battle to win her over. Steph eventually tells Chloe that she feels that Chloe does not think she is good enough for Marc and her family. Chloe is impressed with her bravery. Steph's sister, Felicity (Holly Valance), begins working at the hotel and Chloe realises that she is not going to see the back of the Scully family any time soon.
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Others however (mostly those who lived directly in the shadow of the tower) disagreed and could not wait to see the back of it. The tower caused problems for local residents such as poor TV reception. On Tuesday 14 April, demolition men arrived to start dismantling the 1,100 tonne structure. The second largest crane in Britain came to dismantle the iconic structure and in less than seven weeks it was gone from the Southport skyline forever.
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"The user could sit in front of a vanity mirror, rotate on this chair and continue to see the back of her head while keeping both hands free." The chair was marketed as Reflectone Mirror Chair and was a "small commercial success." Also during his time at Reflectone, Simjian invented a method to develop a photo "immediately while still preserving the negative." Simjian's "Training apparatus" (1943) During World War II, Simjian invented a training apparatus for aviators.
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Phil spies, through a liftable curtain, on Rachel and Evan having sex, but gets caught. Ashamed, he heads off at speed to his replacement boarding school for the new term, glad to see the back of "this rotten town". He meets Curtis, his father, on the way, who buys him two new suits to take back to school with him to wear. Evan goes downstairs to tell his mother-in-law, Gloria, that he and Rachel are ending the house-sharing arrangement.
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There is no admission fee for visitors to enter most of the shrine precincts, but there is a fee (, 500 yen) in order to go beyond the karamon. This allows you see the back of the karamon and to get closer to the honden, but the hall itself remains closed. There is an extra admission fee (, 700 yen) to enter the peony garden. The shrines opens at 9 am and closes at 4:30 pm (from October to February) or 5:30 pm (from March to September).
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Afterwards, Krapp carefully removes this tape, locates a fresh one, loads it, checks the back of an envelope where he has made notes earlier, discards them and starts. He is scathing when it comes to his assessment of his thirty-nine-year-old self and is glad to see the back of him. He finds he has nothing he wants to record for posterity, save the fact he "Revelled in the word spool."Samuel Beckett, Collected Shorter Plays of Samuel Beckett (London: Faber and Faber, 1984) 62.
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Freamon's mood is lifted slightly when he returns to the detail office to watch Lieutenant Charles Marimow's departure. Thomas "Herc" Hauk is overjoyed to see the back of the lieutenant, telling the other detectives that Marimow had planned to ruin his career, but instead Marimow was the one forced out of the unit. Freamon quickly turns to the Stanfield investigation. Freamon asks Detective Sydnor to restart surveillance of Stanfield's people, and dispatches Detective Dozerman to city hall to look at high-value property sales and to check for luxury car purchases.
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This project left on the landscape the site's most visible feature—a large pseudo-Georgian building which now houses a museum, offices, and archaeological lab, which, since 2006, is viewable for visitors. In the 1990s Stafford County's Board of Supervisors set out to both preserve the site and bring business to the county. Their attempts ultimately led to rezoning and a bid by Wal-Mart to buy the property and construct a large store adjacent to the boyhood site. This was opposed by many in Fredericksburg, which would have been able to see the back of the store from town.
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He was promoted to brevet colonel and to the temporary rank of brigadier on 10 May and his permanent rank was advanced to colonel on 1 July (with seniority backdated to 10 May 1937). The later Regimental History thanks Dorman-Smith for his modernising efforts in helping the battalion to survive the desert campaign, although it appears that they were glad to see the back of him.Greacen pp. 135–36 In India, he soon got to know the Commander-in-Chief's loyal aide, "Bunny" Careless, who developed an antipathy that might have re-surfaced when Dorman-Smith was his brigade commander in Italy in 1944.
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Culleton was declared as elected as a Senator for Western Australia on 2 July 2016 as the lead candidate on the Pauline Hanson's One Nation ticket during the 2016 election. At the time he had been convicted in absentia on a larceny charge over a vehicle key in New South Wales, but had not yet been sentenced. On 18 December 2016 Culleton announced on Twitter that he had resigned from One Nation, citing a lack of party support and "un-Australian behaviour". Party leader Pauline Hanson responded that Culleton had been "a pain in my backside" and that she was "glad to see the back of him".
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Remnants of the former mineral springs resort is preserved as the Bon Aqua Springs Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Phillip Van Horn Weems was major of the 11th Tennessee, he owned Bon Aqua Springs before the war, Weems was killed in the Battle of Atlanta and in the 1880s was exhumed from the CS cemetery in Griffin, GA and brought back in a vinegar barrel by wagon and buried in the family cemetery located at the end of Weem's Cemetery road near Bon Aqua Springs. You can see the back of the Weems' house from the cemetery. Recorded on the Tennessee Civil War Message Board.
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Casey & Jas. Marshall > Who were all taken the same day > And hung in Chains near this place > Whoso sheddeth Man's Blood by Man shall his > Blood be shed. Gen Chap 9 Ver 6 > > [NB the following part of the inscription was clearly added at a later > date] See the back of this stone > THIS STONE WAS ERECTED > A.D. 1786 BY JAMES STILLWELL ESQRE. OF COSFORD > AND WAS RENOVATED SEP 24TH 1889 BY > JAMES JOHN RUSSELL STILLWELL ESQRE OF KILLINGHURST > THE DESCENDANT AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE STILLWELLS > OF COSFORD AND MOUSHILL The inscription on the back of the stone reads: > THIS STONE > was Erected > by order and at > the cost of > James Stilwell Esqr.
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The pregnant nudes suggested by the art historian, Ann Temkin, allowed Neel to "collapse the imaginary dichotomy that polarizes women into the chaste Madonna or the specter of the dangerous whore" as the portraits were of ordinary women that one sees all around, but not in art. One of her works that depicted a pregnant female nude is Margaret Evans Pregnant (1978), now in a private collection. Margaret was painted while sitting on upright chair that forced her to expose her pregnant stomach even more, which became the central point in the canvas. Right behind the chair a mirror was placed which allowed the viewer to see the back of her head and neck.
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Overall, Gibson was not known as a particularly bad driver: in his 14 years of operating subway trains, he only received three "minor operating violations" for failing to align the train with the platform. The Williamsburg Bridge tracks used a "fixed block" signaling system, in which signals displayed a red, yellow, or green light depending on whether physical "signal blocks" were occupied by trains. Some of the signals had not been replaced since 1918 and were prone to malfunctions. The NTSB investigation found that, assuming a train had been stopped at the point where the M train had halted prior to the collision, an operator would have been able to see the back of the stopped train at the point where Gibson passed the red signal.
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On the eve of Ashley's funeral, Mark and Nick have their final showdown when Nick attempts to kill Mark with a knife. Mark overpowers Nick, who then blurts out that he should've been the one on the motorbike instead of Ashley - thus exposing his involvement in his son's death. Mark berates Nick for causing his own son's death, then leaves him to be disowned by his mother Dot (June Brown) - who had just overheard Nick confess to his role in Ashley's death. At the end of Ashley's funeral, Mark watches as Nick leaves the square shortly afterwards and mutters to himself "Some people you're just glad to see the back of"; their rivalry is brought to an end as Nick leaves the square and never sees Mark again.
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Boris can only see the back of Doris' head in his videophone, and therefore thinks Doris is simply being rude when she cuts him off. At the Veetacore House, Charn reveals his plan. When the Veetacore is mended, he will chant a spell, which must be chanted as the last Veeton is fitted, with malevolent words rather than the kind and hopeful ones at the back of the book. Jenny at first stands up to Charn, refusing to mend the Veetacore for his purposes, but he scares her into obedience by melting Frug, Morris' pet caterpillar, with his magic hands; if he points at something and keeps his hand on it, a jet of green light shoots out of his hand and melts the object he is pointing at.
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She created a tea trolley with a cork surface, to reduce the rattling of cups, and positioned mirrors so a visitor could see the back of their head. At the entrance of E-1027 Gray created a celluloid niche for hats with net shelves to allow a clear view without the risk of dust settling. When E-1027 was finished, Badovici devoted an edition of his magazine to it and announced himself as its joint architect. This claim was disproven by Jennifer Goff, a curator at the National Museum of Ireland. According to Goff's research all extant plans of the house were in Gray's hand alone and “Badovici’s role was firstly client and secondly consultant architect.” In her six-year collaboration with Badovici, Gray was able to create 9 buildings and renovations, 4 of which were credited to Badovici.
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Villa after scoring a penalty against Sevilla The 2007–08 season was not easy for Villa nor for his teammates. Early in the season, their manager, Quique Sánchez Flores, was fired and replaced by Ronald Koeman, who ended up being fired on 22 April, after a run of poor results, even though he managed to win a trophy with Valencia after the team defeated Getafe in the Copa del Rey-final. Koeman was replaced by highly rated Almería coach Unai Emery at the end of the season. Under Koeman, Villa managed to see the back of the net 18 times in his 26 appearances. He also won the first professional trophy of his Valencia spell, winning the Copa del Rey for the second time in his career, beating Barcelona 3–2 in the semi-finals and then Getafe 3–1 in the final.
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Following the events of "This Place is Death", a time jump briefly takes the remaining group of survivors — James "Sawyer" Ford (Josh Holloway), Juliet Burke (Elizabeth Mitchell), Miles Straume (Ken Leung), Daniel Faraday (Jeremy Davies) and Jin-Soo Kwon (Daniel Dae Kim) — to a time when there is an ancient statue standing on the island (the remnants of which are seen in "Live Together, Die Alone"). They are only able to see the back of it before John Locke (Terry O'Quinn) turns the wheel, bringing the survivors forward to 1974, at the peak of the Dharma Initiative's presence on the island. Now that John has pushed the wheel, the time jumps have stopped and they are stuck in the past. The group comes across a pair of Dharma Initiative members who have been captured by two of the island's native inhabitants, known as the Others.
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