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But I think that eventually we're going to come round.

"I thought she was going to come round," Gordon explained.

And the time has come round again for some experiment.

LONDON — The Game of Thrones calendar has come round full circle.

The Hackstaetters' German neighbor, Brigitte Haager-Horn, has come round for drinks.

For the debate will then come round again at the end of June.

It took me a very long time to come round to acquiring the taste.

And the "little Marco" delegates are unlikely to ever come round to Trump's camp.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell appears to have come round to a similar view.

But he has since come round to the idea of a largely unarmed police force.

Mr Shanahan reckons they will eventually come round: "I think they're building up their confidence."

"We certainly hope, however, that the university will come round to negotiations soon," he added.

The National Football League (NFL) and National Hockey League (NHL) will probably come round in time.

For all China's precautions, some Chinese students do come round to Taiwan's political way of thinking.

People have slowly come round to the realisation that negative rates don't have their intended effect.

However, a number of those ministers appear to have already come round to May's way of thinking.

Instead, more voters who already disapproved of Mr Trump have come round to the idea (see chart).

Nevertheless, there are signs that the Taliban might come round to talking to their foes in Kabul.

It's that necessary context that has helped the States come round to Future and Young Thug's sound.

Like he would come round, you put your feet up on him, and he would pay you.

In the days and weeks ahead, markets may well come round to that way of thinking too.

The other franchises remain optimistic that if the New Zealanders triumph they will come round to their consensus.

There's no linear plot; most of the motifs come round again and again, as if on a carrousel.

Democratic senators want the deal restored, and the Republicans who opposed it under Mr Obama might now come round.

"I don't think it's strictly like a 'come round and we'll film a video for business' thing," Relph said.

It was the only double-figure palindromic date and will not come round again for 210 years, in 219.

"Maybe he'll come round to the idea that for the sake of peace you need to do this," said Medvedchuk.

In areas of Britain where the dustmen come round only every other week, recycling rates are 10% higher than elsewhere.

Or does he also need someone to come round to fix his heating and check on his wife with dementia?

I don't see Tom too much now—he wouldn't come round to my house for dinner or anything like that.

It was just Great Society liberalism come 'round again, saner than Trumpism but (to your ears) ideologically similar at bottom.

Of the 36 respondents from the remain camp, 14 said they had come round to backing a start to Brexit negotiations.

Friends come round to vet potential matches, mom and dad offer their own unsolicited advice, and even nana has a go.

Sometimes her father would come round drunk, bang on the door and take her mother's money to spend on another woman.

Smith's other policy of stocking only independent British products led to accusations of being "UKIP-ish" but people have come round.

Experts predict that a global one that could kill more than 300m would come round in the next 20 to 40 years.

Most dads are embarrassing to some extent, but some dads are so impressively embarrassing they come round full circle and become cool.

It is ironic that Britain should consider Brexit just when the EU has come round to a more competitive, less intrusive approach.

My friends would come round after school and we'd build our own websites and take pictures of each other and upload them.

They may also claim to smoke less than they actually do (especially if researchers come round soon after a major anti-smoking campaign).

Twenty-five Labour MPs defied their party whip to sink the Cooper amendment; they may yet come round to backing a revised deal.

God knows what the neighbors thought... (Our Belgian neighbor Charlie did actually come round the next morning to give me a lengthy bollocking).

We were shy at first — being British and all — would they, er, maybe like to come 'round for something to eat on Friday night?

Now, Twitter seems to have to finally come round to an awareness that allowing Jones to continue tweeting from Infowars isn't a great look.

If immigrants are indeed guilty of incurable intolerance, many liberal Europeans who currently favour immigration will sooner or later come round to oppose it bitterly.

One woman asked me if I wanted to come round to hers, share a bottle of wine, and fuck on her last night in town.

He has not yet come round to endorsing the ally with the best numbers in the polls, Sajith Premadasa, son of Sri Lanka's third president.

When Sabrina comes to visit, she's not allowed to see him, and Harvey explains that he's not speaking or eating, but he's optimistic he'll come round.

He loved Emerson's observation that 'If a single man plant himself upon his own ideals, and there abides, the whole wide world will come round to him.

But the reason I return to it again and again is that it's so easy to do—and makes the house smell delicious when people come round.

"You'd be a guest at Kensington Palace, and you'd see a plastic rifle come round the corner and a boy dressed in an army uniform," Morton says.

It seemed to take ages for the cabin crew to come round again offering drinks, and I was gasping by the time I finally got some water.

I became 'cool rock guy'; people wanted to hang out with me and come round my house, even though I dressed like if Gene Simmons was in Busted.

I mean that is so quantifiable and-- you know, machines don't-- come round an anually and ask for--higher wages, and they don't need-- they don't need healthcare.

Up to the Swiss now if they want to let an inspection team come round for a visit—or wait for a couple of Tomahawks to drop by.

According to the newspaper, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier, a conservative, had come round to the idea after initially opposing the proposal by Social Democrat Environment Minister Svenja Schulze.

While some companies have updated their policies since 2014, most have waited for the triennial vote to come round again and are therefore planning to do so this year.

On migration, officials note that large parts of the EU have finally come round to Italy's way of thinking: Mr Gozi speaks of a new "Rome-Berlin-Stockholm axis".

"She had a knackered old camper van and we'd be working in the garages on tanks and she'd come round and sell you a bacon butty," the 32 Regiment soldier reminisces.

"Markets are starting to come round to the idea that there is maybe the chance for a hike in June," said David Keeble, Credit Agricole's global head of fixed income strategy.

"I was making a load of bread at home and had bowls of yeast sitting around everywhere, when my friend Mish called me asking if she could come round," Skeat remembers.

But the company has gradually come round to the view that to reach its goal, it needs to buy foreign restaurant chains with menus better suited to the tastes of non-Filipinos.

But whilst Hooters might have been able to convince their American counterparts, it might take a bit more convincing for people to come round to the idea of Hooters as a family restaurant.

Its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, promised to reflect on the result and hinted more strongly than before that he might come round more explicitly to supporting another Brexit referendum, though not all his advisers agree.

"He didn't come round if the business was strong and we were getting great results," a former Victoria's Secret executive who worked at its Columbus office for well over a decade told Business Insider.

But the President, true to his life's mantra, is showing no sign of giving up and believes that Americans will eventually come round to his argument that a border wall is critical to national security.

By late 2016 Washington had come round to the idea, but it failed to convince the rest of the UN Security Council, above all China (which has a substantial stake in South Sudan's oilfields) and Russia.

"The data support our view – which the markets have now come round to – that the central bank will leave interest rates unchanged (rather than hike them) at Thursday's policy meeting," Capital Economics said in a note.

History has come 'round again, and leaders and their citizens likely will have to be reminded of the high costs of conflict before realizing how costly the sacrifice of alliances and stabilizing security deals will be.

While May has refused to rule out a 'no-deal' Brexit, which she believes gives her bargaining power, Brussels hopes that she would come round to requesting at least a short delay if that scenario seemed unavoidable.

They say that their parents were sceptical at first—as well they might be, seeing hours that could have been spent on maths or English whiled away in meditative silence—but have come round to the idea.

We get in their DMs and we're chatting and they come round to one of our flats, Nic Hoult came to our hotel, and they bring prosecco or stuff with them, and it's so fun and informal.

She seemed to see fashion and our obsession with what our role models wear as opportunity and tool, or at least to have come round to that view, after carping early on about unfair gender-related focus.

But now I've come round to it, having met so many really wonderful people through that program — that makes it sound official, it's not at all official — and heard so many amazing stories from people who had the experience years ago.

Trump is that price—that balance due—and right now, despite all the Twitter zingers, I can't help but feel like this rough beast has come slouching out of our computer and television screens to punish us, his hour come round at last.

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, had belatedly come round, now that his condition of avoiding any risk of falling out of the European Union without a deal had been met, thanks to the EU's decision this week to extend the Brexit deadline from October 31st to January 31st 2020.

Letter of Recommendation Now that the World Cup in Russia is more than half over and the prospect of waiting another four years for the tournament to come round again is stretching out ahead of me like a Siberian steppe, I have begun to feel pre-emptive nostalgia for the games that remain.

"Everyone who has dealt with loss knows the pain of certain anniversaries, moments full of memory that come round like clockwork and usurp all others, no matter how hard you may try to prepare for or avoid them," she captioned a father-daughter photo in July 2018, two days before what would have been Robin's 67th birthday.

"With continued strong data in the euro area, we believe an increasing number of governors will soon come round to this view (balance of risks broadly balanced) likely leading to a change in the communication at the June meeting when new Eurosystem staff forecasts are presented," writes Anatoli Annenkov, ECB watcher at Societe Generale Group, in a note.

So if some lover man breaks your heart, or your face, you can trust in your little gang to be there for you, more often than not, trust them to come round to wherever you're at, with cigarettes and alcohol, and quote Miss Crawford, and quote Miss Stanwyck, and make highballs, and tell you that you really oughta get a dog.

After taking a short career hiatus in 2012 to focus on his studies in spiritual healing, Carmichael jumped back into action two years later just in time to record Maroon 5's fifth studio album, V. Going by alias 1863, Carmichael released his solo debut EP album Five Songs in 2012, and also produced Sara Bareilles' 20143 song "Come Round Soon" off her album Careful Confessions.

You know when you do half a pill and you think it's just gonna be another OK night and then something clicks and you're suddenly lying on the bathroom floor occasionally sitting up to tell yourself that you're fine, you're just on ecstasy, and eventually you come round to the idea and the world is an absolutely amazing place and you love everything and everyone?

Prone as a young hippie to the fallacy that blues was a music of old men on porches, now he digs into these lyrics as the sexually insecure cuckold he can evoke as Sonny Boy Williamson and Bobby Bland could not, adding a nerdy comedy routine to Bessie Smith's "You've Been a Good Ole Wagon" and showcasing the belated debut of the pathetic "How Come My Bulldog Don't Bark When You Come 'Round," which he learned long ago from a lead sheet whose composer was too embarrassed to put his name on it.

When the traditional dance is performed properly, each dancer ends up where they started, "come 'round right".

But property 'ull rise in value like a puddock stool at dark, serr, if the pits come round it!

Thinking he is asking on his own behalf, she agrees to go with him. Phil points out he was actually asking on the behalf of Hector. Lucille bluntly refuses. The wages come round while Phil is out and Spanky is perturbed to find that Phil's and Hector's are missing – they will come round later having been specially made up.

"You'll Come 'Round" is a single released by the British Rock band Status Quo in 2004. It was included on the album XS All Areas – The Greatest Hits.

Two single men apply to a dating agency. To start with, they are intimidated, but come round to the idea. That night, they imagine the meetings that will change their lives forever.

Just as they leave, three other soldiers come round the corner and see the graffiti. Brian realises his position and races off chased by the soldiers. In subsequent scenes, various Roman soldiers can be seen erasing the seditious graffiti.

Other restaurants started to come round to seeing the importance of amusement games and "anchor" attractions (bowling alleys, miniature golf, laser tags, batting cages, roller skating rinks, etc.) to encourage dwell time of 1–2 hours and stimulating repeat visits.

The B-sides are two tracks performed the same night as the album, however "Can't Stop This Thing We Started / It Ain't a Party...If You Can't Come 'Round" is only featured on the MTV Unplugged DVD, while "Hey Elvis" was previously unreleased.

It was more of a stepping stone for him. It has come round quickly for Jason, and he is sort of being pushed into it. He doesn’t want to lose Sarah so he is going along with it because he does actually love her.

Shower (or perhaps Cooker), who asked what she was doing stuck in the ground. She prepares her bag for the night and instructs Willie on how to crawl backwards into his hole. Winnie wishes that he would come round and live where she could see him better.

In 1934 the writer Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu described the area as "a wooden bridge, a dirt road, and when you come round the hill you see a hillside, green in gentle contours. That's Çankaya." Çankaya eventually developed into one of the largest central districts of Ankara in later years.

Dédaigneuse gave chase and by midnight the two ships were no more than half a mile apart. Dédaigneuse fired two or three shots from her bow-chasers, and then a full broadside, as Sémillante tacked. Dédaigneuse followed suit, but because of the lightness of the wind, the ship would not come round.

"Councillors wouldn't do > that to Glasgow folk who are protesting peacefully. I was just phoning to > say I guess your work-in must be hungry since your canteen closed. So you've > all to come round to the Corporation canteen, get a cheap dinner and say I > sent you if there's any bother".

James was to leave the church in Scotland divided at his death, a store of future problems for his son.Historians have differed in their assessments of the kirk at James's death: some consider that the Scots might have come round to the Five Articles eventually; others that James left the kirk in crisis. Croft, p 167.

5; The Official Record, United States Department of Agriculture, Vol. 14, No. 19, 19 May 1925, p. 5. Horace Plunkett liked to stay with the Adams family in this haven for professors and poets “with Sir William Beveridge as fellow guest. Gilbert Murray or John Masefield would call, and Robert Bridges would come round at night, carrying a lantern”.

He throws Gloria out and she seeks refuge next door at the Butchers' house. She locks herself in the toilet. Dick and Mandy come round to the house, and Dick threatens Gloria with violence unless she unlocks the door and leaves the Butchers' house. Eventually Christine talks her out of the toilet, assuring Gloria that Dick has gone.

Then, in 2019, Imogen made a full-time return. When she returns to Letherbridge, she begins to pursue a relationship with Sid (Ashley Rice). At first, her parents disapprove of Imogen seeing Sid, but they later come round to the idea. While sleeping together, Sid notices a lump on Imogen's breast, and suggests getting it looked at.

Len books a meal out for the two of them. Benny also asks Rita to come round to his flat that night but she turns him down. Len tells Rita he can't take her out after all. Benny entertains Rita in his new luxury flat above the betting shop though few of the remote control things work properly.

They seemed so friendly, and they'd come round and they'd make a noise, and when you hit them, they cried really. I didn't think it was really nice to do that. Everybody talked about it at the time I suppose, but it was money. At the end of the day that's what counted at the time.

Tracy and David soon come round and Frank is forced to admit that he took the charity money and that fraud was the real reason he was in prison. Tracy is upset that Frank lied to her. He decides to leave anyhow despite Vanessa's ultimatum. He returns a day later and is forgiven by Tracy but not by Vanessa.

Jack finished 17th in the Drivers Championship. 2014 arrived and Goff stayed with the Insignia for the first 5 rounds, however this time racing under the Team BMR outfit. Come round 6 at Snetterton, Goff swapped his Insignia for a VW CC Passat. Goff achieved 10 top ten finishes during the year and finished 14th in the Championship.

Satterthwaite is pleased when Alix Charnley telephones him part way through their conversation, also wanting to buy the picture. Satterthwaite asks Alix Charnley to come round to the house immediately. He introduces Miss Glen to his other guests and is not surprised to see that Mr Quin has arrived. When Alix joins them, she recognises Miss Glen.

Max Hare is boxing Toby Tortoise, and beating him severely in round one. Between rounds, Jenny Wren from Who Killed Cock Robin? tells Toby she "likes a man who takes his time", which seems to reinvigorate him. Come round two, Max deals out what should be the finishing blow, but Toby pulls into his shell to avoid the fists.

The former name of "Belles Roches" hints at the spectacular location of Saint Romain, nestling under a cliff at the top of the Clous valley above Meursault. The appellation was only designated in 1947, and there are no Premier Crus in its 135 ha. The mostly red wines represent the more rustic side of Burgundy and take a little while to come round.

Chau Siu-ki was close friend to Cecil Clementi who lived at Chau's houses at Po Hing Fong as tenant during his cviil service in Hong Kong. Chau lived at the house next to Clementi's and Chau would come round to see Clementi and had talks together. Cecil Clementi returned to Hong Kong as governor twelve years later in 1925.

He wanted the AAM's backing but, for similar reasons, did not want the movement's name on the event. Terry was the first to come round to Hollingsworth's view, but needed some time before persuading the rest of his team. On the other hand, he quickly won the approval of Archbishop Trevor Huddleston, the AAM president and a former priest in southern Africa.

It starts off with Sadie's mum catching the flu during half term. Sadie has a little sister called Sara, as well as the children that her mum looks after, called Gemma, Vincent and little baby Clive. Sadie's mum is a childminder. Each day, they come round to Sadie's house so that her Mum can look after them while they are at work.

When Inspector Pape from Scotland Yard turns up, they expect to be arrested. However, they are relieved to discover the inspector has come round regarding a fur reported stolen from Nan (by Pinkie, as it turns out). Once the inspector departs, a furious Lily extracts a promise to stop stealing furs. Then another plea reaches Dame Beatrice for a sorely needed charitable donation.

Pam comes back from the party again, suspicious about what is going on. James tries to reassure her that there is no problem. Pam tells him that she has invited two friends who she hasn’t seen for a long time to come round and play bridge tomorrow. At a railway station a woman asks a porter where the telephone kiosk is for long-distance calls.

Later, Rhona discover Aaron and Chas knew that Paddy was having an affair. Not long afterwards, Rhona gets involved with Pierce who harbours a dark secret. Initially her friends and family think this a bad idea but come round when they see that Pierce and Rhona are happy together. In October, after Rhona and Pierce argue, she goes camping with Paddy, Marlon and Leo.

After Keanu begins showing a romantic interest in Ingrid Solberg (Pernille Broch), Keanu agrees for Karen to meet her. When Ingrid is due to come round, Karen accidentally lets the bailiffs in. When Janet Mitchell (Grace) is knocked over accidentally by Tina Carter (Luisa Bradshaw-White), Janet's father Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) wants to get Janet a dog. Karen agrees that Billy can have Bronson for a few nights for Janet.

George annoyed that Billy has barely asked him how he is, leaves annoyed. Billy not knowing what to do calls Leigh Bowery who told him to call if he was ever at a loose end. Leigh tells him to come round and that he will make Billy's dreams a reality. Leigh is entering his latest creation in to a talent contest called the Miss Mud Day Queen Ball and wants Billy to model for him.

However, Maria Schoenfeld, aware of Hudson's feeling towards them, insists they go that evening. Following the sacking of Winston Churchill as First Lord of the Admiralty, Bonar Law and Arthur Balfour come round to Eaton Place and Richard is offered the post of Civil Lord of the Admiralty. This makes him part of the Government. Also, Lt. Dennis Kemp, who had fallen in love with Georgina, is killed days after arriving at the Front.

She takes the opportunity to ask him to come round and talk with her. She intends to interrogate him. In the evening of the same day, Mrs Constant and Caryl are making preparations for the interrogation. Mr Constant has attempted to take charge of the situation, wanting to talk to Ward alone in his study, in order to come to a calm informed solution to the problem of Ward's relationship with Arnie.

Cook persuades JJ to accompany him to a brothel where JJ nervously asks for a kiss from a prostitute. In “Pandora”, JJ and Cook attempt to sneak into Pandora's “girls only” party. After Cook goes in, JJ goes in himself only to find Emily and Naomi kissing. The party turns into a massive house party when Katie's boyfriend and his football mates come round. JJ calls Freddie to get him out of the party after he gets “locked on”.

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There, Sylvia thanks Phyl yet again for saving her from Nicholson's evil clutches. They encounter dozens of rats, and while in the room with the boiler, Sylvia suffers a panic attack after finding a rat underneath her dress. She subsequently falls down the steps to the cellar, knocking herself unconscious and blocking the door, leaving Phyl trapped. After the boiler and electricity are fixed, the flickering lights force Sylvia to come round and let Phyl out of the room.

The closure of the Suez Canal in 1967 as a result of the Six-Day War reinforced the economic viability of this scheme. Oil shipments had to come round the Cape of Good Hope, thus avoiding the vessel size constraints previously imposed by the canal. In 1966, the Gulf Oil Corporation identified Whiddy Island in Bantry Bay, Ireland, as being the most suitable site for the new terminal. Whiddy Island offered a long, sheltered, deep-water anchorage.

On 21 November 1808, at sunset, Dédaigneuse was stationed off the Isle de France when she encountered the French 36-gun frigate returning from a cruise in the Indian Ocean. Dédaigneuse gave chase and by midnight the two ships were no more than half a mile apart. Dédaigneuse fired two or three shots from her bow-chasers, and then a full broadside, as Sémillante tacked. Dédaigneuse followed suit, but because of the lightness of the wind, the ship would not come round.

Lexi soon starts at The Woolpack as a barmaid. While Carrie and Lexi's relationship is difficult, Lexi is close to Carrie's daughter, Scarlett (Kelsey-Beth Crossley), and makes friends with Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter). Eli Dingle (Joseph Gilgun) discovers that Lexi was previously in prison in Mexico. After leaving "The Woolpack", she gets a job at Eric's factory, and in late 2008, is appointed supervisor, over many more experienced and long- serving employees, causing resentment from other workers but they come round eventually.

The adults are gassed by a surgical android and fall unconscious. When they come round, they discover that the ship has long left the Paradise system and that they have been in suspended animation for sixteen years. However, the children have been awake the whole time, and have aged normally, now being between eighteen and nineteen years old and firmly under the influence of the Angels. Elka appears friendly and enthusiastic, but Bran is now both hostile and the commander of the Challenger.

9 Staff's ballet focused on the mood of the variations rather than on the personalities who inspired it. The idea for Ashton's ballet originated in the early 1950s, when the designer Julia Trevelyan Oman, then still a student, submitted designs for a ballet to be based on Elgar's music. At the time the idea was not taken up, but in the 1960s Ashton had come round to it, and invited Trevelyan Oman, by then a rising star of theatre design, to collaborate.

Johnstone, meets Edward, the other twin, by chance, and after learning they share the same birthday, the two boys make a pact to become blood brothers, with Mickey calling Edward "Eddie". Mrs. Johnstone finds them and sends Eddie away, telling him not to come round again or else the "Bogey-man" will get him. Later in the day, Mickey goes to Eddie's house, but Mrs. Lyons throws him out when she comes to the realization that he is Edward's separated twin.

1801-1832, University of Liverpool Press (), p.75 "What", he reasoned, "is a country justly considered, but a free constitution"?Address to a town meeting in Belfast, as reported by the News Letter February 13, 1817: Drennan may have come round to "a tentative acceptance of the Union". Calls for repeal, he suggested, created "division amongst reformers in the two islands" at a time when they should be joining forces "to seek parliamentary reform" (a conviction expressed in his admiration for Charles Fox).

When Dina arrives from the States to visit her sister Alice, Gabe decides to ask her out. They go to see Queens Park Rangers play at home, but the old car breaks down on the way. Finding Alice's Green Flag card in her pocket, Dina agrees to pretend to be her sister to get help, but Gabe does not have sufficient funds to get the car repaired. In spite of the disastrous afternoon, he manages to persuade Dina to come round for dinner.

In Pittsburgh, Judge Hammersley runs into Albert, who says it is soon to be his uncle's birthday; the judge says he should come round to his house before, so he can give him some alcohol. Back home, he tells his daughter he has run into him; she goes off to a ball. Meanwhile, the two Alberts are playing classical music and reading decadent literature. In an analepsis, the reader gets an account of Uncle Albert when he was working as a throat doctor in Allegheny.

They decide that they must kidnap the two monarchs and bring them together to find a way to end the conflict. Valérian knocks out Queen Klopka with a stunner and Laureline drugs Emperor Alzafar's drink. Meeting at the launch, they decide the best thing to do is to show the queen and the emperor the universe outside Zahir in the hope that they will then understand the peril they are in. They are disturbed when Klopka and Alzafar come round and begin fighting with each other.

Mungo is over six feet tall and has inherited the leadership from his older brother. The groups have moles and traitors. One of Mungo's team is Charles Mabledene, another 14-year-old, but Mungo is not sure if he is really on their side and sets out to test him. Jennifer and Peter come round to John's house in one of their attempts to get him to agree to a quick divorce and Colin, a friend of John's, recognises from when he was a juror.

"Mickey's Monkey" is a 1963 song recorded by the R&B; group The Miracles on Motown Records' Tamla label. It was written and produced by Motown's main songwriting team of Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Eddie Holland, who later went on to write 2 more Miracles hit singles, the Top 40 "I Gotta Dance to Keep From Crying", and the Top 20 "(Come 'Round Here) I'm The One You Need". This was unusual, as most Miracles songs were composed by the group members themselves.

Trampolene are named after the Julian Cope song "Trampolene". They formed in their hometown of Swansea - Jones and Thomas having met when playing for the Football Association of Wales and Jones knew drummer "Mr Williams" from college. They moved to a flat in London with the idea of it being a 24/7 creative work factory, like Andy Warhol's Factory, where no internet was allowed, and they invited artists to come round and share ideas and talk about songwriting, poetry, painting and society in general. Jack roadied for Palma Violets and the Strypes in 2013.

The English are easy to be governed, and they love it; but it > must be as freemen and not as slaves.' He opposed the hereditary principle: > 'I am against hereditary lordship, for the reason why his Highness refused > king; because he knew not what he that came after him should be, a wise man > or a fool. I see plainly here is a great inclination to come round again. It > is to bring in old Lords by degrees, and then, consequently, one whom I hope > my eyes shall never live to see here.

Amira tells Syed that she will allow him to see Yasmin in the flesh, but Christian cannot come anywhere near her. Shortly after, she returns to Walford with Yasmin and introduces her to Masood, Tamwar and Tamwar's wife, Afia (Meryl Fernandes). When Syed and Christian come round to see her, she tells Syed that he must choose between Christian and Yasmin and a furious Syed tells her she will be hearing from their solicitor. As Amira is leaving, Syed runs out and meets his daughter for the first time.

Linda seems to have finally come round to the idea of Johnny being gay, but she later breaks down over the situation. Johnny realises that Linda is not fully accepting of his sexuality when she invites Whitney (who she thinks is pregnant) over and tries to set them up, Johnny feels hurt and betrayed and a huge argument ensues. Mick then tells Linda to fully accept his sexuality or risk losing him forever. Whitney tells Johnny that he needs to get a boyfriend so that everyone can accept it and move on with their lives.

425 Writing in her journal on the day of Alice's death, Queen Victoria referred to the recent sufferings of the family: "This terrible day come round again!" Shocked by grief, she wrote to her daughter Princess Victoria: "My precious child, who stood by me and upheld me seventeen years ago on the same day taken, and by such an awful and fearful disease...She had darling Papa's nature, and much of his self-sacrificing character and fearless and entire devotion to duty!" The animosity that Victoria had towards Alice seemed no longer present.Packard, p.

As well as 4ha of Le Montrachet (sic) and 5.85ha of Bâtard Montrachet, Chassagne contains all 1.57ha of the Grand Cru Criots-Bâtard-Montrachet. There are 159 hectares of Premier Cru in the 350.4ha of Chassagne, which contains a surprising amount of Pinot noir. Less red wine is now being produced, as it sells for lower prices than the whites although much of the Pinot land is less suited to Chardonnay production. The white wine tends to be richer than that of Puligny but not as elegant; the reds are quite robust and need time to come round.

It was more of a stepping stone for him. It has come round quickly for Jason, and he is sort of being pushed into it. He doesn’t want to lose Sarah so he is going along with it because he does actually love her." Asked if Jason would settle down Thomas also said: "He's had a bit of a past and he's a bit of a Jack The Lad around Charlie but on this occasion, for once, he's actually showing some grown-up qualities and, when faced with the prospect of losing Sarah, he chose to bite the bullet.

In 1940 Woody Guthrie wrote new lyrics to the tune, retitled "Union Maid". Guthrie's are perhaps the most famous of alternative words for the song; his song begins: :There once was a union maid, she never was afraid :Of goons and ginks and company finks and the deputy sheriffs who made the raid. :She went to the union hall when a meeting it was called, :And when the Legion boys come 'round :She always stood her ground. :Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union, :I'm sticking to the union, I'm sticking to the union.

Then Madras government announced the prize of 10,000 rupees for whereabout information of Latchanna, failing to trace him, government issued orders for shoot-at-sight.The Quit India Movement of 1942 Gandhi refused to condemn the violence of the people because he saw it as a reaction to the much bigger violence being perpetrated on the state. It is held that Gandhi's major objection to violence was that its use prevented mass participation in a movement. For in 1942, Gandhi had come round to the view that mass participation would not be restricted as a result of isolated violence.

In April 2017, 51-year-old factory worker Mark Sands was jailed for four months for posting multiple death threats directed at Ansell via social media because he wrongly believed that she had voted for a cut to a disability benefit. The perpetrator had previously pleaded guilty to a charge of "sending via electronic communications a message that was grossly offensive". Sands wrote on his personal Facebook wall: "If you vote to take £30 off my money, I will personally come round to your house... and stab you to death." He was also issued with a restraining order forbidding him from contacting Ansell.

On the evening of Hudson's first shift as a special constable, the Bellamy's local baker, Albert Schoenfeld, a second-generation British citizen, and his wife and son come round and seek refuge in the Servants' Hall. Their house has been attacked and vandalised because of their German surname. Mrs Bridges, Rose, Ruby and Daisy, for whom the Schoenfelds had baked a special birthday cake days before, invite them in, but when Hudson returns he goes straight up to Mr Bellamy. He says that they may stay the night, but must go to the police first thing in the morning.

Kevin and Sally come round to the idea and a date is set for late December. However, Kevin learns from Sunita that Sophie has been having doubts, and he tries unsuccessfully to talk her out of it. Later, during the ceremony, Kevin feels his fears are well-founded when Sophie stumbles through her vows and tells her that she didn't have to go through with it, causing a massive row between Sophie and Sian; the ceremony is abandoned. That evening Sian leaves Sophie for good and Kevin is guilt- stricken over his part in the break-up.

Many latex or rubber clothes appear on websites such as eBay, and in recent years clothes made in PVC have been prevalent in young people's fashions, particularly in jackets, skirts and trousers. Several mainstream designers have made latex clothing. As fashions come round and round again, it would seem that PVC, latex and similar materials are appearing again in mainstream street fashions as well as continuing to be central to the fetish scene. A number of fetish magazines have been published on the subject of rubber and PVC fetishism, including AtomAge, Dressing for Pleasure, Marquis, «O», Shiny International, and Skin Two.

An Axel jump Edge jumps use no toe assist, and include (in order of score value): # Salchow – the skater takes off backwards from the inside edge of the left (or right) foot, allowing the edge to come round, the opposite leg helps to launch the jump into the air. # Loop (also known as a Rittberger jump) – the skater takes off backwards from the outside edge of the right (or left) foot. # Axel – the skater takes off forwards from the outside edge of the left (or right) foot. As this is the only rotating jump to take off from a forward edge, it includes an extra half rotation.

Hitler did agree in principle to allow von Schleicher to serve under him as Defence Minister, although Hugenberg warned the Nazi leader that as long as Paul von Hindenburg was president, Hitler would never be Chancellor.Turner, Hitler's Thirty Days to Power, pp. 69–70 A further meeting between the two threatened to derail any alliance, after Hugenberg rejected Hitler's demands for Nazi control over the interior ministries of Germany and Prussia but by this time, Franz von Papen had come round to the idea of Hitler as Chancellor, and he worked hard to persuade the two leaders to come together.Turner, Hitler's Thirty Days to Power, pp.

Poster for the New York production Ellaline Terriss wrote: :One night Sir Arthur Sullivan came to see The Circus Girl and was good enough to come round after the play to my dressing-room. I was a little afraid that he might be contemptuous of our gay, light-hearted trifle, but no, not at all, he said he had been delighted with everything, the comedy, the charm, the setting – it is true that the play was beautifully mounted. Edwardes had caught the atmosphere of the circus ring and the last scene, "The Artists' Ball," was one of the finest The Guv'nor had ever staged. It got rounds of applause when the curtain went up, at every performance.

Akiho has studied compositions with Julia Wolfe, David Lang (composer), and Michael Gordon (composer) and was greatly influenced by his teachers Christopher Theofanidis, Ezra Laderman, and Martin Bresnick at Yale School of Music. Jacob Druckman’s “Come Round,” performed at the Manhattan School of Music played a huge role in influencing Akiho when he began composing. Akiho is involved in a stage production collaboration with The Industry's director, Yuval Sharon, who re-imagines Bertolt Brecht’s play “Life of Galileo” by taking part in composing the original music for. He found it challenging to collaborate with someone because he was used to doing abstract work to then working in a disciplined environment collaborating with someone who knew what they wanted.

Sting told him to come round to his room. Hollingsworth told Sting that he would fly the singer and his band to London on a private plane after his Friday evening Berlin concert, drive him to Wembley in the morning where an identical set of equipment would be set up on stage for him. Sting would then do a sound check and open the show a few minutes after mid-day, the first act of the concert (after an opening speech and a set of South African show dancers). As soon as he had done his half-hour slot, he would be driven to the airport and put on the private plane taking him back to the continent.

These are the lyrics to his one-verse song: > ’Tis the gift to be simple, ’tis the gift to be free : ’Tis the gift to come > down where we ought to be, And when we find ourselves in the place just > right, : ’Twill be in the valley of love and delight. When true simplicity > is gained, : To bow and to bend we shan’t be ashamed, To turn, turn will be > our delight, : Till by turning, turning we come ’round right. Several Shaker manuscripts indicate that this is a “dancing song” or a “quick dance”. "Turning" is a common theme in Christian theology, but the references to "turning" in the last two lines have also been identified as dance instructions.

Paddy's mother, Barbara Kirk (Judi Jones), disapproves of Mandy and, convincing her that she will only make Paddy miserable if they marry, pays Mandy to marry her cousin, Butch Dingle, instead. Butch had always been in love with Mandy and readily accepts his cousin's proposal, marrying her in a secret registry office ceremony. However, despite trying to make her marriage work, Mandy cannot ignore the fact that she truly loves Paddy and they begin an affair. Butch is livid when he discovers the truth and the Dingle family disowns Mandy for her infidelity, although her uncle Zak and his wife Lisa Dingle (Jane Cox) eventually come round after Paddy delivers their unexpected daughter, Belle (James and Emily Mather), on Christmas Day 1998.

Through painting and the hybridization of art and craft she has introduced a dialogue with the past that has enlivened the contemporary world art scene. Her ceramic sculptures include monumental candelabras heavy with historical references suggesting the weight of ceramic styles on chaotic post-modern lighting and living. Her totems reference Greek Caryatids carried into a present rethinking of the weight women bear today.A large monstrous 9-foot tall piece, She-Wolf (2018), evokes Yeats’, The Second Coming with its ending …” And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?” The Caryatid works “exemplify this penchant for hybridity, each one encapsulating several oppositions between masculine and feminine, playful and serious, contemporary and ancient, high culture and low”(Fullerton).

The 10 horse field also included Ruler Of The World, Mukhadram (Brigadier Gerard Stakes, York Stakes), Hillstar, Main Sequence, Parish Hall, Triple Threat and Hunter's Light. Farhh, under de Sousa, soon took keen hold coming out of stall 5 and tracked early leader Hunter's Light, also owned by Godolphin, in company with Morandi and Triple Threat. After travelling smoothly through the whole race Farhh preceded to take over the running into the home straight, with the move being covered by Christophe Soumillon on 11-time group winner Cirrus Des Aigles. After leading over a furlong out, Farhh was soon under pressure and quickly chased by the seemingly full-of- running Cirrus des Aigles with Ruler Of The World and jockey Ryan Moore challenging from very wide, having come round the whole field.

With the arrival of Percy Sands in 1903, Dick moved to right half, and continued to be an ever-present as Arsenal won promotion from the Second Division to the First Division in 1903-04. In the meantime he had also become club captain, though by the time promotion had come round, fellow Scot Jimmy Jackson had taken over as skipper. Dick played as first-choice right half for Arsenal's first season in the top flight (and broke the 200 match barrier, one of the first Arsenal players to do so), but at the start of the 1905-06 season he lost his place to John Bigden, and stepped down to the reserves. During this season he played one game for Crystal Palace, on the 17 April 1906 in the Southern Football League Division Two.

Rommie's individuality also protects her from some of the ailments that afflict Andromedas AI, such as the reprogramming accidentally triggered by Harper during the episode "...Its Hour Come 'Round at Last." In this episode, Harper accidentally activates a version of the ship AI that had been deleted (apparently) after a failed mission; the ship's AI is reprogrammed to try and resume its original mission, with the result that it forgets about the current crew and situation, while the android is unaffected and stays with the crew. At other times, however, if the ship itself is damaged or infected, Rommie is also shut down. Rommie's nature as an artificial construct provides her abilities that would be considered superpowers by humans, such as super strength and speed, resistance to injury and heightened senses.

One in Mylapore close to Mae de Deus Church (the name Madras is derived from the name of this church), and the other in the slum area of Chintadripet. It is unknown why there were two churches in Madras dedicated to St. Lazarus. It is possible that a sense of rivalry brought into existence the St. Lazarus of Chintadripet, while the older one (which had grown in fame as a shrine where devotes flocked and still do come round every Tuesday) that one in Mylapore, as it is stated elsewhere, it may safely be assumed that it is now more than three centuries old, while that in Chintadripet is comparatively younger, having been built at the earliest in 1904. As far as historical data go, owing to the absence of records, the origin and the early history of St. Lazarus Chintadripet is unknown.

Questioned by the King, who had met Don John in Brussels in 1656, it became obvious that Oates had no idea what he looked like. The King had a long and frank talk with Paul Barillon, the French ambassador, in which he made it clear that he did not believe that there was a word of truth in the plot, and that Oates was "a wicked man"; but that by now he had come round to the view that there must be an investigation, particularly with Parliament about to reassemble. On 6 September Oates was summoned before the magistrate Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey to swear an oath prior to his testimony before the King. Oates claimed he had been at a Jesuit meeting held at the White Horse Tavern in the Strand, London, on April 24, 1678.

And they are never ponderously set-in here. Indeed, finding these “variously contending discourses” present in the music of these poems, provides a sort of blesséd relief, as they come round and accumulate, and reward Seamus Heaney's injunction that a poem's reason for being is to provide “the stability conferred by a musically satisfying order of sounds.” Again, when you come to the end of this book you feel that something important has been stabilized – and beautifully – and asks our assent. these 20 poems both embody but also reconcile with their own “airs” – perfectly accessible, even conversational, with cunning interior rhymes, and deftly-encrypted structures that please without baffling or showing off—their diction so finely installed as to be noticeable only after the fact, which entices us to re- reading, and deepening our confidence that our attention's being masterfully superintended.

In colloquial English, an imperative may be used with the meaning of a condition clause, as in "go eastwards a mile and you'll see it" (meaning "if you go eastwards a mile, you will see it"). Although the consequence in first conditional sentences is usually expressed using the will (or shall) future (usually the simple future, though future progressive, future perfect and future perfect progressive are used as appropriate), other variations are also possible – it may take the form of an imperative, it may use another modal verb that can have future meaning, or it may be expressed as a deduction about present or past time (consequent on a possible future event): ::If it rains this afternoon, come round to my place! (imperative) ::If it rains this afternoon, we can/could/should/may/might find somewhere to shelter. (other modals) ::If it rains this afternoon, then yesterday's weather forecast was wrong.

Mycroft Holmes, as depicted by Sidney Paget in the Strand Magazine On a summer evening, while engaged in an aimless conversation that has come round to the topic of hereditary attributes, Doctor Watson learns that Sherlock Holmes, far from being a one-off in terms of his powers of observation and deductive reasoning, in fact has an elder brother whose skills, or so Holmes claims, outstrip even his own. As a consequence of this, Watson becomes acquainted with the Diogenes Club and his friend's brother, Mycroft. Mycroft, as Watson learns, does not have the energy of his younger brother and as a consequence is incapable of using his great skills for detective work: In spite of his inertia, the elder Holmes has often delivered the correct answer to a problem that Sherlock has brought to him. On this occasion, however, it is Mycroft who has need to consult Sherlock.

The list of his notable students includes such prominent early jazz greats as Chris Kelly, Sam Morgan, Sunny Henry, Harrison Barnes, Jimmy "Kid" Clayton, Tubby Hall, Kid Ory, Jim Robinson, and John Casimir. Humphrey's musical abilities also indirectly influenced many of the New Orleans jazz greats that he did not teach directly. One such musician was Louis Armstrong, of whom he was an acquaintance. John Casimir, one of Humphrey's longtime students, and eventual bandmate of Louis Armstrong's, recalled in an interview: > On Tulane Avenue, Louis Armstrong used to come around all the time. And > Professor Humphrey used to show me how to make C#. Louis sneaked around > there and asked, ‘How you make that C# and B natural?’ Professor Humphrey > come round there one day and caught me showin’ Louis. I be payin’ for it and > I was givin’ it to the other fellow.

The University of Cambridge had come round to Darwinism, and on Saturday 17 November the family attended the Senate House for a ceremony in which Darwin was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Laws in front of crowds of students, who strung a cord across the chamber with a monkey-marionette which was removed by a Proctor then replaced by a "missing link", a beribboned ring which hung over the crowd through the ceremony. Darwin entered to a roar of approval. The Public Orator gave his panegyric describing Darwin's work with purple Latin prose, to some good humoured heckling from the students, and distanced the dignitaries from "the unlovely tribe of apes" saying "'Mores in utroques dispares' – the moral nature of the two races is different". Emma had a headache, so she and Darwin let their boys to stand in for them at a dinner in his honour at which Huxley chided the university for failing to honour Darwin twenty years earlier.

Fellow Passengers is a three-actor narrative theatre adaptation of Charles Dickens' 1843 novella A Christmas Carol, written by Greg Carter. The title is derived from a first-scene speech by Fred, the nephew of Ebenezer Scrooge, who says: "I have always thought of Christmas time, when it has come round... as a good time: a kind, forgiving, charitable, pleasant time: the only time I know of, in the long calendar of the year, when men and women seem by one consent to open their shut-up hearts freely, and to think of people below them as if they really were fellow passengers to the grave, and not another race of creatures bound on other journeys."Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol (1843) Passengers opened at Strawberry Theatre Workshop in Seattle, Washington in December, 2004. The original director was Rhonda J Soikowski, and the acting ensemble was Todd Jefferson Moore, Gabriel Baron, and Marty Mukhalian.

Other votes included voting in favour of the duke of Clarence's annuity bill and against the corn bill, both in 1827. However, he gradually grew apart from the government's views, telling a dinner of the True Blue Club in November 1827 "there might be some difficulty as to the course which he should pursue, but... he would not take a seat with the Whigs, nor with those who had come round to the True Blues for the sake of place". In particular, he was a "diehard opponent" Catholic emancipation, "dividing doggedly against it" and presenting a petition to the House of Commons to "guard the country from the danger to which it was exposed from the machinations of men who were avowedly hostile to the church establishment" if the Test Acts were repealed. He presented further anti-Catholic petitions and, in November 1828, urged the formation of a local Brunswick Club, of which he became its first president.

Philippe Bouvatier and Robert Millar,Robert Millar who had led over the previous two cols, were in the uphill sprint to win, until Bouvatier allowed himself to be misdirected by a gendarme 200 metres before the finish (at the point where the team cars were separated from the cyclists) followed by Millar, and the victory went to Massimo Ghirotto. Ghirotto offered his prize (a new car) to Bouvatier though Millar maintained he would have overhauled Bouvatier to winRobert Millar#1988 and told CyclingNews in 2010 that "I don't know if the gendarme was to blame, I don't think he was, I know I would have come round Bouvatier in the sprint but then I ought to have dropped him before we got to that stage". In the fifteenth stage, Delgado increased his lead. He let Laudelino Cubino get away and claim the victory, because Cubino was no threat for the general classification, and finished in third place, gaining time on all his direct competitors.

The Ohlone called the creek Shistuk, meaning "place of rabbits". However, an alternate point of view disputes this name (the Ohlone in all of the documented Ohlone languages the word for rabbit is weren or some variation thereof and therefore, place of rabbits would be Weren-tak); rather the closest word to Shis-tak would be Čéeyiš = jackrabbit in Chocheño, therefore Place of the Jackrabbits (Hares) would be Čéeyiš-tak. Reference: Lingusittic Field Notes Northern Costanoan (1925-1934) of John Peabody Harrington The creek was known as Arroyo de las Penitencia, named after the Penitencia adobe house which stood at the highway and was used as a house of confession and penitence in mission times. Earlier, when Pedro Fages and Father Crespí left Monterey they crossed the Encarnacion Arroyo on November 24, 1769, their mission being to explore up the east side of San Francisco Bay, come round the top below Point Reyes and reach San Francisco.

It took > almost three quarters of an hour for the big Surrey bowler to come round > from his heat exhaustion!p. 180, Frank Tyson, In the Eye of the Typhoon: The > Inside Story of the MCC Tour of Australia and New Zealand 1954/55, Parrs > Wood Press, 2004 :Frank Tyson After the Third Test the MCC team toured Tasmania and Clif Cary of the Sunday Express wrote that "Social successes are one of the causes of their cricket failure...There are tourists who do not give the impression that cricket is their main consideration".p. 98, Cary This was thought to be aimed at Denis Compton and one Australian Test cricketer told Cary "It will make Compton and others will pull up their socks, and we might never get them out at Adelaide."p. 99, Cary There were also calls for Wally Hammond to resign the captaincy in favour of Norman Yardley, but these were silenced when he made 188 against South Australia, his 167th – and last – first class century.

Through folly and extravagance he wasted his fortune and finally had to sell or surrender his parliamentary interest. Under George II and in the early years of George III he was a regular Government supporter, and in 1754 and 1761 placed one seat at Wendover at Newcastle's disposal. But in 1761 Lord Fitzmaurice wrote that Verney was ‘much offended with the Duke of Newcastle’, Fitzmaurice to Bute, 2 Mar. 1761, Bute mss. and Verney himself in 1763 stated that he had never received ‘the smallest obligation’ from the Pelhams.2 In 1761 or 1762 he became acquainted with William Burke, about whom Fox wrote in 1763:3 ‘He has as great a sway with Lord Verney as I ever knew one man have with another.’ In November 1762, when Fox was engaged in securing a majority for the peace preliminaries, Verney was ‘the very man he knew not how to come round’; and was won over by William Burke.4 On 9 Dec. Verney seconded the Address on the peace preliminaries, and, according to Fox, was ‘never absent’ that session.

Black Snow () is a 1990 Chinese drama film directed by Xie Fei. It was written and adapted from a novel by Liu Heng. It was entered into the 40th Berlin International Film Festival, where it won the Silver Bear for an outstanding single achievement. Although the English film title follows the original name of the novel,Liu Heng 刘恒菊豆 ; 秋菊打官司 ; 本命年 ; 大路朝天 : 刘恒影视作品集: Liu Heng Film Novels Collection 1993 Page 58 "根据作者的小说《黑的雪》改编,是作者电影剧本的处女作,剧本原题同小说;影片定名为《本命年》,谢飞导演,姜文、程琳主演;曾获 1990 年第十三届大众电影百花奖最佳故事片奖, 1990 年第四十届西柏林国际电影节银熊奖。 " the Chinese film title 本命年 běnmìngnián means the year when someone is aged 12, 24, 36, and so on when the Twelve Terrestrial Branches come round again.

In the first chapter of Mistress of Mistresses, by E.R. Eddison, the narrator compares his now deceased compatriot, Lessingham, to Nanga Parbat in a descriptive passage: :"I remember, years later, his describing to me the effect of the sudden view you get of Nanga Parbat from one of those Kashmir valleys; you have been riding for hours among quiet richly wooded scenery, winding up along the side of some kind of gorge, with nothing very big to look at, just lush, leafy, pussy-cat country of steep hillsides and waterfalls; then suddenly you come round a corner where the view opens up the valley, and you are almost struck senseless by the blinding splendour of that vast face of ice-hung precipices and soaring ridges, sixteen thousand feet from top to toe, filling a whole quarter of the heavens at a distance of, I suppose, only a dozen miles. And now, whenever I call to mind my first sight of Lessingham in that little daleside church so many years ago, I think of Nanga Parbat." (Mistress of Mistresses, 1935, p.2-3) Jonathan Neale wrote a book about the 1934 climbing season on Nanga Parbat called Tigers of the Snow.