His accolade to come once inside is all sewn up as an honorary tribute.
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RFK also had the nomination all sewn up at this point, too.... and look what happened to him.
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I've heard that the SoftBank deal couldn't quite be finalized in time, although I've also heard it's all sewn up.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that Google has search all sewn up, but that's not necessarily the case in Albanian-speaking countries.
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I remember I wrote a feature about you for a tattoo magazine that was entirely about the song "All Sewn Up." That song pretty much single-handedly built up a Lucero tattoo cult.Yeah.
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" There had been speculation in 2015 that Brown would enter the race, but, Gust Brown told me, "at that point, he had just gotten reëlected, and Hillary had it all sewn up, by everyone's account.
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When it comes to Romney, they remember 2012 and the image of him destroying President Barack Obama in the first debate, then settling back for the rest of the campaign, believing he had it all sewn up.
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With Stranger Things 3 all-sewn up and a fourth installment not yet in production, it will likely be years before we know whether that ominous post-credits scene, referencing an unseen American being held in a Russian detention center, reveals Hopper to be alive.
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All songs written by Gary Wright, except where noted. Side one #"Ocean of Power" – 4:40 #"Wings on My Heart" – 3:32 #"As Long as the World Keeps Turning" – 3:40 #"Don't Ever Stray Away" (Chris Stewart, Wright) – 3:14 #"Things Change" – 4:19 Side two 6. "All Sewn Up" (Mick Jones, Wright) – 3:44 7. "Dream Me a Mountain" – 3:31 8.
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Its heavy-handed social realism was seen as overly didactic and out of touch with the experimental and political advancements in feminist film theory. In her review of Not a Love Story, Susan Barrowclough outlined the formulaic approach to filmmaking by Studio D: "realist narrative, cinema verité, and underlying moral didactism, claim and counter-claim all sewn up and closed with a reassuring voice-over." Critics frequently referenced its "standard meta-narrative of women's oppression." Janis Cole and Holly Dale recalled Shannon insisting that their film, Hookers on Davie, focus only on women forced into sex work and cut out trans workers.
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Dimyati brocade was a white linen or silk with added gold threads. Usama describes the things that were plundered from his home when he had to flee from it: From the hall of my home they carried away forty huge camel bags all sewn up and containing great quantities of silver, gold and clothing, and from my stable they marched away thirty-six horses and female saddle mules Usama describes another time when his possessions were stolen when his family are returning from Egypt. On their journey, the King of Jerusalem took all their valuable possessions: ...jewellery, which had been entrusted to the women, clothes, gems, swords, weapons and gold and silver amounting to about thirty thousand dinars.Hitti, An Arab-Syrian Gentleman and Warrior in the Period of the Crusades p.
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These early recordings attracted interest from Polydor Records who signed him up to record his first LP, Grubby Stories in 1979, recorded with established punk musicians including Robert Blamire of Penetration and John Maher of the Buzzcocks. The LP contained 17 tracks, 7 of them recorded with these musicians. Two singles ("All Sewn Up" and "Improve Myself") were released by Polydor, either side of the album and Fitzgerald undertook a tour with a new group of musicians: Colin Peacock (guitar), Charlie Francis (bass) (later to join Toyah), and Rab Fae Beith on drums (later of The Wall and UK Subs). Fitzgerald appeared in the post-punk documentary Rough Cut and Ready Dubbed in 1979/80 contributing the title song "Island of Lost Souls" and one performance of "Tonight" with Colin Peacock on keyboards.
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According to AllMusic's Tom Maginnis, "On Your Radio" was written by Jackson as an "honest yet cutting kiss-off to all those who ever doubted him". The song condemns Jackson's enemies of the past in lyrics such as "Ex-friends, ex-lovers, and enemies/I've got your cases in front of me today/All sewn up/Ex-bosses you never let me be/I got your names and your numbers filed away/I've grown up." Jackson had been an unpopular outcast during his youth; in an interview, Jackson recalled struggles with asthma and remembered being "punched, tripped and taunted in the playground". Musically, the song is consistent with the new wave style of Jackson's music at the time; according to Maginnis, the song "cruises along upon the exuberant bounce of a straight driving bassline" played by Joe Jackson Band bassist Graham Maby.
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