As a novelist, I can only be glad for an opportunity to learn a verse.
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This slim collection of 17 short stories is stuffed with them, and you'll be glad for it.
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I say, go girl," Ms. Blanchard said, before quickly adding, "We'd be glad for her to do it again!
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And you'll be glad for the shoes' cushiony treads as you make the rounds of museums, monuments and restaurants.
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" But then she continued: "If he gets through O.K. he'll have some understanding that he may be glad for later.
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Well, it's easier said than done, but you and your guests (save for unsavory primordial biological lifeforms) will be glad for it.
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Others said they would be glad for a visit from Mr. Trump, including Rabbi Jeffrey Myers of the Tree of Life synagogue.
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In such a congested area, you'll be glad for a hotel that offers the chance to explore on foot rather than by car.
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And we'll be glad for that if the Land of Always Winter spreads south once the Army of the Dead goes beyond the Wall.
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There are worse things than a thrice-daily reminder to be glad for freedom, and to meditate on where people still haven't been freed.
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Some of the smaller companies that will receive high-profile attention from Amazon are sure to be glad for the extra PR and the dedicated section.
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Publishers should be glad for the reprieve and the chance to continue to cultivate their own audiences, even if their traffic will be hurt in the short term.
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Certainly, these so-called "in-betweeners" aren't subject to the same biases that larger women are, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be glad for their increased visibility.
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Its fans will certainly be glad for one more chance to savor a series that has, in its quiet way, broken down barriers that many viewers didn't even know were there.
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But if you've got the top down on a chilly day and forgot your ascot at the club, you'll be glad for the vents built into the front headrests, breathing warm air down your neck.
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Adam Collins, a spokesman for Mayor Rahm Emanuel, said on Friday night that city officials had not been told about the plans for additional federal agents but that the mayor would be glad for their help.
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All but the most hardcore Discovery owners will ever need ATPC or anything like it, though they'll likely be glad for the easy switch to different terrain modes for muddy unpaved roads or winter commutes that turn suddenly snowy.
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Rachel Crooks, who alleged Trump kissed her when she was a 22-year-old receptionist at a company in Trump Tower in 2006, told Kelly she would be glad for any surveillance footage from the Manhattan skyscraper to be made public.
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Ever since Brigham Young led the Mormons to Utah in the mid-19th century, seeking freedom from persecution, the Church of Latter Day Saints has taken pride in fulfilling the biblical prophecy that "the wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad for them; and the desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose" (Isaiah 35:1).
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Two guest musicians and close associates with the ISB, Ivan Pawle and Walter Gundy, appear on the album, contributing to "Big Ted" and "Creation", respectively.Changing Horses - Vinyl back cover credits Several non-vinyl compositions were also produced during recording sessions. Two tracks, "Veshengro" and "All Writ Down", later appeared on the Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending soundtrack in 1971, but numerous songs have yet to be released officially.
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Jesus answers that they do not have the resources to end poverty, and that they should be glad for what comforts they have. Meanwhile, Caiaphas, the High Priest of Israel, assembles the Pharisees and priests. Like Judas they fear that Jesus's followers will be seen as a threat by the Romans, and that many Jews might suffer the consequences. Caiaphas concludes that for the greater good, Jesus must be killed ("This Jesus Must Die").
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When she hears the news, a heartbroken Anna telephones Flo and pretends to be glad for him. Flo and Billie eventually have a daughter named Patricia. Flo's new shows are a success, but after a while, the public's taste changes, and people begin to wonder if the times have not passed him by. After a string of negative reviews in the press, Flo overhears three men in a barber's shop saying that he'll "never produce another hit".
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The choice of date for the Curia Christi was loaded with significance. It was scheduled for Laetare Sunday, 27 March, the anniversary of Frederick's coronation as King of the Romans in 1152. The introit for that day's Mass, taken from Isaiah 66:10 ("Rejoice with Jerusalem, and be glad for her, all you who love her; rejoice with her in joy, all you who mourn over her"), aligned perfectly with the purpose of the diet. The designation Curia Christi was Frederick's own.
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Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending is the eighth album by the Scottish psychedelic folk group, the Incredible String Band, featuring Mike Heron, Robin Williamson, Licorice McKechnie and Rose Simpson. It is the soundtrack for a film of the same name, and was released on Island Records in March 1971, failing to chart in either the UKChart Archive - Incredible String Band(Link redirected to OCC website) or US. It would be the first album from the band on the Island label, and the last to feature Joe Boyd as the producer.Whitburn, Joel; Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Albums, 1955-1996; p. 366.
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He and Collins divorced in 1970, but he continued to work both as a producer and graphic designer with other performers including the folk rock bands The Wooden O and Spirogyra, and singer-songwriter Steve Ashley. Austin John Marshall, Credits, AllMusic. Retrieved 19 November 2013 He also launched ambitious film projects, working on the film of Jimi Hendrix's Rainbow Bridge concert, where he applied feedback techniques to the video image "with results that have never been equalled"; and on the Incredible String Band's film Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending. He started a short-lived record label, Streetsong, where he recorded Bert Jansch.
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At this time most of the group lived communally at a farmhouse near Newport, in Pembrokeshire, Wales, where they developed ideas for mixed media experiments with Malcolm Le Maistre and other members of David Medalla's Exploding Galaxy troupe and the Leonard Halliwell Quartet. There, a film was made about the ISB, Be Glad For the Song Has No Ending. Originally planned for BBC TV's arts programme Omnibus, it featured documentary footage and a fantasy sequence, 'The Pirate and the Crystal Ball', illustrating their attempt at an idyllic communal lifestyle. It made little impact at the time, but reissues on video and DVD have contributed to the recent revival of interest in the band.
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The Whigs believed that the king's ministers, and in particular Lord Sandwich, then First Lord of the Admiralty, were capable of any villainy. When Keppel was promoted to full admiral on 29 January 1778 and appointed to command the Western Squadron, the main fleet prepared against France, he thought the First Lord would be glad for him to be defeated. Prior to 1778 Keppel failed to persuade Sandwich to ignore technical difficulties and "copper sheath only a few ships"; he was later possibly unfairly to make political capital out of this in The London Magazine, March 1781. He had remarked that coppering "gave additional strength to the navy" and he reproached Lord Sandwich with having "refused to sheath only a few ships with copper" at his request, when he had since ordered the whole navy to be sheathed.
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Adrian Whittaker (ed.), Be Glad: The Incredible String Band Compendium, 2003, He met Robin Williamson and Mike Heron of The Incredible String Band in New York City in 1968, and returned with Williamson and others to set up a commune in a farmhouse near Newport, Pembrokeshire, Wales. There, they developed ideas for multi-media artistic experiments, and Le Maistre appeared in the BBC TV Omnibus feature on the ISB, Be Glad For the Song Has No Ending. The same year he established the Stone Monkey dance and mime troupe, and helped develop the stage show "U", which provided the basis of the Incredible String Band album of the same name, released in 1970. In 1971, Rose Simpson left the ISB, and Le Maistre, who had been living with the band and their friends on the Tennant estate near Innerleithen in Scotland, replaced her.
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