So instead of coming to see dance, people are coming to see time. Exactly.
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" She described the moment as Drogon "coming to see his woman.
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We're just coming to see the finished place, and to visit.
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But it became rather bothersome after awhile because I think a lot of people coming to see us were coming to see a freak show of whatever that was, as opposed to really digging into the music.
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On another subject, I am coming to see you I guess sometime.
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People were coming to see us and the crowds were getting bigger.
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They're coming to see Joel Grey's "Fiddler on the Roof" in Yiddish.
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"You young ones, we love you for coming to see us," he said.
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They can build their confidence up before coming to see us in person.
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Again, I'm so sorry to the babes who were coming to see me.
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But who's coming to see "Motown" for anything other than the fabulous songbook?
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"Buyers are used to coming to see globally renowned brands," Ms. Kestenberg said.
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Did you notice that there were people coming to see specifically you there?
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"Starring Meryl Streep — anything she's in they're coming to see," quipped Queen Latifah.
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"He's a good DJ. People are coming to see him play," Natalie told Lisa.
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But also if you're coming to see us this is who we are, too.
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So I'd like to say the same thing about people coming to see our show.
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We fight sometimes, it makes for some folklore, but people keep coming to see us.
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They may be coming to see her "struggle," but they're staying to see her success.
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What to watch for: Bigger and better trials are coming to see if hydroxychloroquine works.
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I remember him coming to see us at AOL early on and talking about podcasts.
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People aren't coming to see us to get any kind of message or anything like that.
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We have done thousands of shows together, and our audience is coming to see a band.
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But I didn't have doubt that people coming to see a horror movie would get it.
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Even people who don't work at PwC have expressed interest in coming to see the tribute.
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They were coming to see me, and that made me feel like it was my fault.
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He notes that many people are coming to see global warming as a national security threat.
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He won't sit out games because he doesn't know who's coming to see him that day.
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He passed away three years ago, but his wife is coming to see me do it.
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"Last week this app stopped 2 robbers and a rapist from coming to see me," said another.
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It could almost be confusing to the majority of people who've been coming to see me now.
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It grew into a community event and fundraiser, with thousands coming to see the display every year.
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Clements also said that the majority of people actually coming to see the homes are not locals.
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I think [co-founder Thor Lindsay] was coming to see us at practice because I knew him.
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Our intention is that you have these emotions, in tasting or in coming to see the performance.
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James cited fans coming to see him play as one reason he'll always play if he's healthy.
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"We've been flooded with visitors coming to see them," Bennett was reported as saying in The Daily Telegraph.
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GUTFELD: Yet, they gave us T-shirts, and they&aposre coming to see my show on Friday night.
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Now I was coming to see that my work couldn't stop with treating patients and training other pediatricians.
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"I thought it was a weird idea — girls coming to see me as a man," Mr. Teller said.
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"It wasn't just me — the whole public was coming to see her, and was going crazy," he said.
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By 252 we'd created this word of mouth interest and fan base, so people were coming to see us.
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" "Please John, did Ingrid say anything about someone coming to see her after you separated from her last night.
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I've been to the Fonda a bajillion times to see people and now people are coming to see me.
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"You're proud and talented and we're proud of you, and thanks for coming to see us," Pamela Harmon said.
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But it wasn't about what my eyes weren't seeing; it was about how I was coming to see myself.
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Big love to all my family and all the various vibes you bring, thank you for coming to see me.
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He didn't even know I was coming to see him, and I wanted to be the first person he saw.
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People are recognizing that and more and more are coming to see him as a leading champion on the Hill.
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The point Trump wants to get across is that lots and lots of people are coming to see him. 433.
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She is so charismatic, and a lot of people are coming to [see the film] with no knowledge of her.
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"Women in their 40s are coming to see me, saying, 'I've still got this mark three weeks later,'" she said.
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"We want to make sure we're supporting them, they're creating the amazing content people are coming to see every day."
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"When we come to see historic houses, often we are coming to see what it looked like to live in the past and a lot of us are sometimes just coming to see a pretty house," said Lacey Wilson, a historic interpreter for Telfair Museums, to a group of tourists on a recent tour.
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Making the rounds, Hill stopped by the table where I was standing to thank me for coming to see his movie.
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So, the setlist might change a little bit, but mostly you're coming to see a piece that we've created for you.
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HERE&aposS 4 DUMB REASONS NOBODY IS COMING TO SEE YOUR HOUSE The study of 2,000 American homeowners, conducted by Porch.
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The Ueno Zoo even announced that it was considering a smoking ban to protect visitors coming to see a newborn panda.
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These are plays that know who, given the socioeconomics of theatergoing in cities like New York, is coming to see them.
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Born 41 years after the incident, Charles Lindbergh grew up enthralled by the tale, coming to see himself in the story.
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I think you can be better if someone who's coming to see you perform has no idea who you really are.
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One time, one of our agents caught one of them trying to run away when they were coming to see them.
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So, I don't want to hear him talking about 'coming to see me' because we came and saw you, ya'll still ran!!!
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More and more, we're coming to see that life doesn't have to be a one-lane solution, it can mean many things.
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Bosma had remarked that it was strange that potential buyers were coming to see the truck "this late" in the evening, she added.
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The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery relocated Amy Sherald's portrait of Michelle Obama due to the high volume of visitors coming to see it.
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It's clearly illegal in the sense that the doctors were not writing prescriptions for their patients who were coming to see them. Right.
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The biggest mistake most doctors make is assuming that people coming to see them for the first time know the basics of HIV.
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More and more people are coming to see this as wrong, which is why articles like Forde's, documenting transfer-rule abuses, have become commonplace.
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"I want to thank all the fans from Ireland and all the fans around the world for coming to see this event," Mayweather said.
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Everyone is coming to see the beautiful Cannes actresses all dressed up looking gorgeous and look what she is doing, she's wrecking the whole thing!
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Elephants are a big draw to parks across Africa, so as their numbers dwindle, so too do the numbers of tourists coming to see them.
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You mentioned people coming to see you at shows and there being some cognitive dissonance between what they were seeing and what they were hearing.
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"Whatever we thought we had coming to see the daylight at the end of the tunnel closed back up again," he said about the results.
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Right now the biggest problem is that so many people are coming to see the walkway, the town is almost unable to accommodate so many visitors.
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Kaepernick, who has been out of the league since the 2016 season, has requested a list of who will be coming to see him on Saturday.
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I feel bad that I'm sucking up time in the universe, and so if you're coming to see this show, I gotta make it worth it.
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America is coming to see the damage that can be done when a demagogue seizes the reins of power in a country too dependent on custom.
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"There were years and years of dignitaries coming to see him, even though he would not be preserved with the skill that Aretha was," she said.
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This means that both parties are leaving a lot to be desired, according to voters, and many are coming to see the radical need for an alternative.
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I do not mean being a sloth, only that I was coming to see the value of doing as little as possible for long periods of time.
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" After the commenter replied, "and well damn, I was coming to see ya Sunday night in Nashville…still love the music," Pink responded, "that doesn't change my answer.
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Meanwhile, as the internet has penetrated every aspect of life offline, incumbents from publishers to carmakers are coming to see the tech titans as a threat to their survival.
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Famous friends have sung its praises after coming to see it, including Indiana's own Chasten Buttigieg, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Girardi and Tonys host James Corden.
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I hate when you watch a show or a movie, and you're coming to see one thing, and there's someone there who's telling you you shouldn't be enjoying it.
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ObamaCare also hasn't worked well in the doctor's office, where ObamaCare plans include high deductibles that often interfere with a patient coming to see me for basic health care.
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It seems more and more Americans are coming to see animals as part of our moral circle, the boundary we draw around those we consider worthy of ethical consideration.
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"It's more like, he was coming to see the kids anyway so I was like, 'Do you mind being on the show?' and he was cool about it," Carey explained.
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The organizers said hosting the Ocean's 8 Premiere in Lagos was not just about coming to see a movie, but also "a celebration of women who excel in their fields."
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Soon he realizes that the patients who have been coming to see him are all dead, and this triggers some recovered memories about his role in a long-ago calamity.
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" That has the makings of an ideology, and people who wouldn't necessarily share that worldview under ordinary circumstances are "coming to see it as the way to a better life.
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But those paying attention were coming to see Jackson as a model, the capital of a new African American politics and economics, a form of resistance more durable than protest.
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It was only going to be released in Japan; something like a thank-you to people for coming to see us and for the Cheap Trick fan club of Japan.
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It seems more and more Americans are coming to see animals as part of our moral circle, the imaginary boundary we draw around those we consider worthy of ethical consideration.
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" A young Catholic coming to see it could be like, "He grew up totally Catholic, and this is a Catholic play, so that's good, and I can now watch this.
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If you're coming to see and be seen, you'll miss prime time on Friday night, but "there are way fewer people on the beach on a Monday morning," Ms. Becker added.
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The guy told me as a friend he was coming to see the fights, and he did tonight, and I appreciate him, and it was a big night for the sport.
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While the amphitheater on the museum's second floor sometimes displays material irrelevant to the exhibition, do not miss co-curator Warnecke's supercut if you are coming to see the Scorsese show.
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You can use it to wait for your friend Ann at the airport: Hail a cab when your friend Ann lies to you about coming to see you for winter break.
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I deny knowing that C.*, my girlfriend, was coming to see me, because that's easier than trying to explain what only a prisoner understands: that it's hard to breathe in prison.
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Mr. Sugiuchi said he was pleased with his purchases, which included a tombstone engraved with "thank you for coming to see me" at the request of his mother and his wife.
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A wintry mix of snow and ice closed schools and businesses and wreaked havoc on roads in Nashville on Wednesday, but it couldn't stop Miranda Lambert fans from coming to see her.
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"We wanted to make those coming to see our home feel comfortable that we're taking every precaution," said Eric Melby, who accepted an offer on Thursday, two days after listing the house.
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"We wanted to make those coming to see our home feel comfortable that we're taking every precaution," said Eric Melby, who accepted an offer on Thursday, two days after listing the house.
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Another reason this year's fires raged so wildly across social media might be that people are coming to see them as fitting into a much larger and scarier pattern that demands their attention.
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If bullying is something Ziggy's therapist could figure out in one session, it's possible that Perry's abuse of Celeste has been obvious to Reisman since the couple first started coming to see her.
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"They don't want to have those tariffs put on them — they're all coming to see us — and the farmers will be the biggest beneficiary," Mr. Trump said at a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention.
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He had spent nearly an hour reviewing the man's hospital chart before coming to see him, and he knew the patient had been dangerously ill in the intensive-care unit for the last week.
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But there's a less-simple view, too — one in which many people might be coming to see the self-appointed arbiters of racial politics, and the candidates working to satisfy them, as the establishment.
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They are still in progress—they're not finished in that way, so the studio becomes conducive for a more conversational sharing of the work instead of exhibition when people are coming to see something finished.
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First-time feature director Julia Ducournau captures the agony and the ecstasy of being on your own for the first time: learning who you are, questioning your beliefs, coming to see your parents as people.
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My lawyers kept coming to see me and updating me on what they were doing to save my life, but I honestly did not believe they could stop the state from putting me to death.
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Players like James, Durant and precious few others forge title contenders — which means higher ticket and merchandise sales, higher TV ratings, more tourists coming to see the show, more international media exposure for the city.
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" She added: "The setlist might change a little bit, but mostly you're coming to see a piece that we've created for you," Gaga told EW. "It's two hours and fifteen minutes we've thought about very closely.
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" Boyett further explains: "We had this whole pitch about the [Tanner family] house is listed [for sale], people are coming to see and it's making them emotional … And we thought, what are we talking about here?
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"AC: "We've been inviting different community groups about [coming to see the show] and engage in dialogue and that's so meaningful because it's not just about putting something out there, it's about really keeping that conversation going.
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When I worked at an all-Asian dungeon, there was never a single day that we didn't have an influx of clients coming to see us, preferring a dominant Asian woman to any other type of dominatrix.
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Kering, the French luxury group that owns the Alexander McQueen brand, is "aware of the project," with several McQueen employees coming to see the presentation at the Central Saint Martins campus in Kings Cross, Ms. Gorjanc said.
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"I would think that coming to see your grandmother or your great-grandmother and having that represented by a beautiful California redwood would bring you peace and also make it not so grim and hard to accept," she said.
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"Normal people were coming to see the actors and entertainers who ate here," Mr. Chapoulie recalled in an interview last month, speaking in a mix of French and English at a sunlit rear table in the narrow dining room.
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Thanks for coming, thanks for coming to see our awesome interviewees, normally I don't really ramble on very long because why would I want to do that when I've asked guys like Sam Bee and Kevin Reilly from Turner.
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HERE&aposS 4 DUMB REASONS PEOPLE AREN&aposT COMING TO SEE YOUR HOUSE Realtor Bill Butler says that the listing for the "unlivable" home, walking distance from downtown Melrose and seven miles north of Boston, likely won't last long, either.
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"It's good Juan Manuel is coming to see the calamity of the border, because on the Venezuelan side we're dying of hunger and can't get medicine," said Venezuelan Carmen Garcia, a 55-year-old vegetable seller, referring to the Colombian president.
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"I owe her, from performing the first song at the White House in 2009 to her coming to see Hamilton — not on Broadway, but off Broadway at the Public Theater, which I think is unprecedented for the first lady," Miranda continued.
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Chief executive, Colnaghi I was reading some materials prepared for the panel this morning and noticed that in 2017 the highest-attended exhibition globally was ancient Buddhist sculptures in Tokyo — nearly 12,000 people a day coming to see ancient Japanese sculptures.
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"Anybody even coming to see St. Peter's Basilica, they say is coming to the Vatican," said Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana, the president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, who oversaw the drafting of Pope Francis' 2015 encyclical about climate change.
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"If the president is coming to see what really happened here and if that constitutes a step toward the abolition of nuclear arms in future, I don't think we should demand an apology," said Takeshi Masuda, a 91-year-old former school teacher.
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Most of the victims of the suicide bombing in Jalalabad on Sunday — including 17 of those killed — were from the minority Sikh and Hindu religious groups who were coming to see Mr. Ghani, according to Najibullah Kamawal, the provincial director of public health.
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Like a wits'-end Faye Dunaway, coming to see a private eye to help get her out of trouble, I was in the midst of a somewhat—not to put too fine a point on it—bleak period in my career and marriage.
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"We wanted fans coming to see this to experience a version of Whitney that they were familiar with and one that would remind them of why she was the quintessential musician and performer," BASE Chairman and CEO Brian Becker said in a statement.
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Considering Donald Jr.'s own claims to superior abilities, which he has made to me personally, I have to think that he knew who was coming to see him, and his excitement at what she might reveal moved him to draw in Kushner and Manafort.
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"If the president is coming to see what really happened here and if that constitutes a step toward the abolition of nuclear arms in future, I don't think we should demand an apology," Takeshi Masuda, a 91-year-old former school teacher, told Reuters.
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Coming to see West Ham was never just about seeing the team, it was about the day out, having a pie and mash before the game and seeing the old faces on Green Street, not about having a Domino's like they have now – that's not West Ham.
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"If you're going to go all the trouble of having a hologram set up, you might as well have some other people appear and make it more fun and entertaining for people than just coming to see a hologram of me speaking," Yang told the local newspaper.
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It says a lot that traditional retailers are coming to see gently used items as a potential revenue stream for themselves, and little wonder given the size of the resale market, estimated to be a $24 billion market currently and projected to become a $51 billion market by 2023.
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One of the other inmates let me use her colored pencils and she had a bunch of adult coloring books, so it was nice that she was able to share with me because I didn't have family coming to see me or someone to put money in my account.
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For each opening, the quiet sidewalk and street outside the window became a party and occasionally an impromptu performance stage, mixing locals — who initially "were completely confused about why people were coming to see this crazy stuff suspended in a restaurant window," she says — and art-world denizens.
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However, Highclere Castle, the real-life location where Downton Abbey was filmed, is still occupied at times by the family that owns it — and they have recently been able to start major repairs, but only because of money brought in by visitors coming to see the Downton Abbey house.
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It's easy to admire the marvelous six-panel folding screen from the late 16th century, "Genji in Exile at Suma," in which a solitary messenger, like a figure in a Caspar David Friedrich painting, who is coming to see Genji, seated in the distance on the far right.
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"I literally just tweeted, five minutes before coming to see you, a picture of a blond ISIS child — a child with blond hair — helping to execute people," he said, producing on his phone a shocking image of a very young, Eastern European-looking boy holding a gun in the desert.
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But we quickly started to evolve around what was possible, because once you're creating a digital magazine, you realize that you have to respond very quickly to different kinds of events and to news because people who are online are coming to see what you have to say about them.
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"I had plenty of people coming to see me before the race and saying 'well, this is going to be a walk in the park, one and two, you have the quickest car'," added Wolff, whose team had won every Austrian Grand Prix since the race returned to the calendar in 2014.
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I think discussions of slowing down touring started in late 2008, and it was clear we were touring too much and less people were coming to see us and the feeling of lower morale was starting to creep in, so I do remember Laurent bringing it up that we should slow down touring in 2009.
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HERE&aposS 4 DUMB REASONS PEOPLE AREN&aposT COMING TO SEE YOUR HOUSE Sitting on a half-acre lot just 230 feet away from the ocean, the iconic Charleston area home was built to "withstand a category 4 hurricane and give owners total peace of mind," according to ABC News 4 and the home's online listing.
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One night, he was surprised by longtime friend Chrissy Metz — who is in the middle of her own breakout role in NBC's This Is Us. He's not worried about more celebs coming to see the show (as they've been known to do with Hamilton) — and even told host Andrea Boehlke that he doesn't mind knowing before performing.
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"If the president is coming to see what really happened here, and if that constitutes a step towards the abolition of nuclear arms in future, I don't think we should demand an apology," Takeshi Masuda, a 91-year-old former teacher whose mother died a few weeks after being caught in the bombing, told Reuters last month.
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After Garrett and Luke hash things out in a maddeningly annoying conversation following the group date (at one point, Luke likens what he's doing to driving a truck and seeing Hannah in a car with Garrett, which is totally not "staying in one's lane"), Hannah takes matters into her own hands, coming to see the guys, and Luke specifically.
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To understand Saudi Arabia's role in the Middle East and in the world — which many Americans are coming to see as counterproductive at best and destructive at worst — one of the most important things to know is that Saudi foreign policy is shaped not just by foreign events but by the monarchy's fears of political opposition at home.
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They shipped out the prisoners who had not been involved in the riot, so that meant the people who had been compliant and well behaved with visits arranged—legal visits, their families were coming to see them—all of a sudden they're put on a bus and shipped out to Durham or Cornwall or somewhere miles away from home—so everybody's punished.
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Other huge names in attendance include J. Cole, Spike Lee, Sterling Shepard, Howard Stern, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Jim Gaffigan ... so yeah, the big names came out of the woodwork to see LeBron James and Co. ('cause who's coming to see the 12-33 Knicks??) Back to Hudgens -- no word on whether things are getting serious with the 24-year-old hooper
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"The thing about doing biopics is that the younger generation doesn t really know who they're coming to see like when Jamie [Foxx] did Ray Charles I'm pretty sure there was a big percentage of the fans who didn t really know who Ray Charles was – really the younger audience – so they were really just coming to watch Jamie Foxx perform," he said of Foxx's Oscar-winning performance in 2004's Ray.
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