125 Sentences With "gone to see" | Random Sentence Generator

Especially those who've gone to see A Wrinkle in Time.

You might as well never have gone to see Noël Coward.

You might as well never have gone to see Noel Coward.

Kabir said he still hasn't gone to see his son's body.

To make matters worse, we had gone to see The Flintstones.

She liked her town and had gone to see a play.

I think he's gone to see a movie, the painter says.

In 1984, his family had gone to see Sinatra at Carnegie Hall.

I had gone to see a play on Theater Row that Romulus was doing.

Earlier that day, she'd gone to see the Chanel show at the Grand Palais.

I was standing with the editor, and he had just gone to see Get Out.

Less reputable outlets like The Sun have reported that she's gone to see him "multiple" times.

Like a handful of regulars-turned-friends, Mr. Chernow has gone to see Ms. Shanks perform.

DeYoung, for instance, has not gone to see Styx play with a lineup that doesn't include him.

Professor Wrong told him that he had gone to see "The Trouble With Harry" the evening before.

Lewinsky told the crowd that she had gone to see Gadsby's show over the summer and reacted viscerally.

A few weeks ago, it turned out, Mr. Bachar had gone to see a rabbi about a personal problem.

Despite having studied these techniques extensively, he mentioned to me that he had never gone to see a psychic himself.

They cooked up an alibi, telling investigators they had gone to see a movie at the time of the murders.

And even if law enforcement had gone to see them they would have been limited ultimately in their options as well.

I may have gone to see Independence Day four times, and I may have memorized every single line — but the sequel?

Mark Gonzales had gone to see Sonic Youth play, and as he was leaving, he saw the band getting into their bus.

Lawmakers from the eurosceptic wing of the party had gone to see the government's chief whip in parliament, Kuenssberg said on Twitter.

A couple of nights earlier, Rouda had gone to see the comedian Damon Wayans Jr. perform at Skyloft but hadn't been impressed.

"I found out that my grandfather, my father, and my brothers — all of them had gone to see the boy," she says.

But a lot of people wouldn't have gone to see those movies if others didn't insist they step outside their comfort zone.

She says she had gone to see Weinstein for a business meeting and he got sexually aggressive and she fled his hotel room.

She had gone to see the therapist, she said, because she and her husband had met with the woman previously for marriage counseling.

I've gone to see most of the candidates and even asked a handful of them direct questions about their drug and addiction policies.

He'd spent the day in Munich receiving some injections for his hips and had also gone to see an acupuncturist in St. Johann.

News. After her mom asks if she's gone to see a doctor about it, Shannon reveals she's too afraid of what they might say.

My heart broke for Haydon, especially since I know, with zero doubt, that if given the choice, I'd have gone to see Tom Thumb.

Until then, I had only gone to see the dance that I thought I might like; and I didn't have a lot of money.

Sanneh plans to make the six-hour drive home next month, once Jammeh is gone, to see the three children he has not seen since 2013.

She hasn't used it recently but appears to have gone to see a movie in April and paid her friend back for lots of popcorn. #Relatable.

I knew I should have gone to see a doctor much sooner, but I didn't because I was too busy trying to meet all my commitments.

"A lot of people disparaged that film, although that's exactly the kind of film I would have gone to see when I was a kid," he added.

The association's director noted that this figure was considerably higher than the number of people who had gone to see soccer games in Germany's main professional league.

He had not gone to see the property since soon after the evictions, and the thought of revisiting the place didn't seem a pleasant one for him.

The next thing you know, she is out of the picture, and Margaret, who must have gone to see "Vertigo" the year before, steps smoothly into her shoes.

We were soundchecking the other day in Bristol and two days before I had gone to see a homeopath and had an energy healing session with a healer.

And I've been overcome with awe every time I've gone to see hundreds of red-crowned parrots come in to land in one of their night roosts in Pasadena.

An upsetting episode in a pet store foreshadows an act of destruction at an art museum, where Blake and the narrator have gone to see an Ai Weiwei exhibition.

Lise Raven: Would people have gone to see this on 42nd street in the 80s, in the time of Blade Runner and Alien, the way they went to see Deep Throat?

Miller's road to discovery began on a soggy February morning, just outside Waco, where he had gone to see a high school pitcher named Trae Davis, who would play for Baylor.

The same night that Sanders was denied service, Pam Bondi, Florida's Trump-supporting attorney general, was heckled outside a movie theater where she'd gone to see a documentary about Mister Rogers.

Almost every year since they started dating in 2009, Jessica and Michael Timmerman — now married — have gone to see the Rockettes at Radio City, followed by a visit to Christmas Cottage.

I mean, I had gone to see John one other time and I enjoyed the show, but he came this time to the Coliseum and I thought, 'Hey it's gonna be good.

Ayana Evans, who is the artist I had originally gone to see, also conveyed a sense of bodily risk, though she did so with a gesture towards the codes that govern femininity.

And one time I told him about a movie I&aposd gone to see called Borat a funny yes quite filthy movie and he went to see it and he then came back.

My doctor emailed me to check in and see if I've gone to see a therapist yet, and I tell her I can't afford the copay but that I'm trying to remain positive.

The de Peysters, along with their 12- and 16-year-old sons, had just gone to see "California Typewriter," a documentary about artists and writers who continue to work with the largely obsolete machines.

"And she wore a coat that gave critics of the president something else to talk about to deflect the fact that she had gone to see with her own eyes this tragic situation," Rivera said.

Mr. McMonagle questioned him about a document he created in 2005, labeled "Questions for Andrea," where the detective indicated he too was curious as to why she had gone to see Mr. Cosby at Foxwoods.

Stephanie Tsepas, who ran into Rubio at her polling place in Derry Tuesday, had gone to see one of his town halls Friday and left with a headache, she said, because he seemed so robotic and rehearsed.

That was, in fact, the very reason I had gone to see him that day in early 2016, as the state's coastal rice-growing region was still shaking off the aftereffects of a prolonged and vicious drought.

In other high profile cases of detained Americans — for example, in the case of Pastor Andrew Brunson, who, until this fall, was detained in Turkey — senators have gone to see the detainee and keep pressure on the foreign government.

We know from Season 1 — when Ziggy saw a counselor after being accused of bullying Amabella — that there's a perfectly regular child psychologist in town with a perfectly regular office whom Amabella could have gone to see after her panic attack.

My first thought was that I should have been there, that this was the place where it was all happening, that this was what I should have gone to see in order to present the best possible picture of modern Russia.

But I didn't have time to do that, because at the very moment that we had gone to see Huzayfah —— [Music] Reporter: Iraqi troops could, at any moment, enter Mosul, which has been under ISIS control for more than two years.

But here, finally, he takes us deep into a border story — that of his new friend José, 30 years in the United States, nabbed by the Border Patrol after returning from Mexico, where he had gone to see his dying mother.

" Yep, you read that right: Pattinson, the person who once told MovieFone that he would "mindlessly hate" Twilight if he didn't star in it (because, err, he wouldn't have gone to see it in the first place), has called the vampire franchise "hip.

But we stayed close and I would often spend days with her, just lying in bed talking, making sure she was OK. One day, I decided to go see my mother, who lived overseas—I hadn't gone to see her in years.

Just a week before the Three Mile Island accident, Mr. Denton and his wife had gone to see "The China Syndrome," the Oscar-nominated film about cover-ups of flaws at a nuclear power plant that might have caused a reactor meltdown.

Stratton, a 38-year-old mother of five, had gone to see a movie with one of her older daughters when one of her children called with the horrifying news that their house was on fire and they were still inside, the Bakersfield Californian reported.

On the roadbed above, the array of median barriers and fences, including a reinforced-mesh overhang in the shape of a backstop, brought to mind the collection of wall prototypes that Trump had recently gone to see in San Diego—the disembodied slabs that some had likened to conceptual art.

Those who have gone to see Greta Gerwig's adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" in theaters and want to experience another take on the material can turn to this 1994 version, which casts Winona Ryder, Claire Danes, Trini Alvarado and Kirsten Dunst as the four March sisters, and follows them as they come of age.

"I can't tell you how many women I've seen who have gone to see numerous doctors, only to be told their issues were stress-related or all in their heads," says Dr. Fiona Gupta, a neurologist and director of wellness and health in the department of neurosurgery at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City.

One, because she knew me well enough and she was paying enough attention to know I was blowing her off, to know she had to sort of move out on that "challenge directly" dimension of Radical Candor, but also kind because I had been giving presentations my whole career, and if she hadn't said it to me just that way, I wouldn't have gone to see the speech coach and I wouldn't have realized that she wasn't exaggerating.

Without telling each other, both think they paid money to Pyne and he didn't provide anything for them. Neither bears a grudge though – if they hadn't gone to see Pyne, the train of events that led to them meeting would never have happened...

When Cooney does, Woodruff kills him. Woodruff insists that Tolliver place him under arrest, but he and the other GIs reject this. They then take turns shooting Cooney's body themselves, all except Snowden, who has gone to see if the Germans heard the shots. American reinforcements arrive, and the Germans retreat.

One day, Sylvia has gone to see Dawes. She has not been able to stop thinking about him as she feels that there is more to the story than she knows. She finds Dawes on the "stretcher" and orders his release. Frere is furious when he learns about it and strikes Sylvia, despite North's presence.

Later in the episode, through an emotional confession to Sid, we learn that Michelle has gone to see Tony only once since the accident. School eventually resumes and Michelle is now in her final year of college. In an Unseen Skins episode, Maxxie encourages Michelle to sign up for the school play (Osama! The Musical).

On the night of April 30, 2014, Sadek went out with his roommate, Drew Kugel, and some friends. The group returned to Nordgaard Hall, Sadek's dorm, where they watched a movie before going to bed. When Kugel awoke the next morning, Sadek was gone. Kugel thought that Sadek might have gone to see his girlfriend.

Michels-Hambro, Lynn. E-mail to Charles Hart, November 9, 2008. When she met Hambro in 1958, Michels was in her senior year of high school and singing with Al Raymond. She was introduced to Hambro by the manager of the El Rancho Club in Woodlyn, Pennsylvania, where she had gone to see Ray McKinley's Glenn Miller Orchestra.

The collection included wildly-coloured Fauve works by Matisse, and early works by Picasso. Toklas wrote that the pictures shocked Hunter profoundly, and he wished he had never gone to see the them. Nevertheless his consciousness had been jolted. Hunter began to achieve limited success after a trip to the Etaples art colony in northern France in 1914.

Cassin was recruited to Essendon from Seville Football Club, having previously played for Wandin Football Club. Although he was residentially tied to Richmond, Richmond had expressed no interest in him and, also, some Fitzroy officials had gone to see him play the week before he was signed by Essendon, and had left the match without even speaking to him.

Neighbours come to the estate and all admire Pamela. Pamela's father comes to take her away but he is reassured when he sees Pamela happy. Finally, she marries Mr. B in the chapel. But when Mr. B has gone to see a sick man, his sister Lady Davers comes to threaten Pamela and considers her not really married.

Nevertheless, he takes a liking to the girl, Seetha and decides to marry her. Seetha likes the lad and decides to accept the proposal. Meanwhile, Seetha's marriage broker shows up and clarifies that Pandian was supposed to have gone to see some other girl but ended up in the wrong house. Hearing this, Pandian, Seetha and Seetha's parents seem disappointed.

Fireheart discovers their relationship, and unsuccessfully attempts to discourage them from seeing each other. Graystripe finally agrees to meet Silverstream only at the full moon at the Gathering, when the four Clans meet to share news. Fireheart later realizes that Graystripe has not been keeping his promise. Because Graystripe is often gone to see Silverstream, Fireheart takes over training Brackenpaw along with Cinderpaw.

Maciek begins to stalk Szczuka, and follows him to the apartment of a woman who had returned from the same camp where Szczuka's wife was imprisoned. Szczuka has gone to see her in hopes of learning the fate of his wife. While Szczuka is in the apartment, Maciek enters and kills Szczuka. He returns to the hotel, where he sleeps for several hours.

Chas tells Cain to make Gordon suffer for what he did to Aaron. The next day, Moira asks Chas about Cain's whereabouts, which forces Chas to tell Aaron, that Cain had gone to see Gordon. They drive to Gordon's house where they stop Cain, from killing Gordon. In order to do so, Aaron tells Cain that he will call the police on Gordon.

Nevertheless, he takes a liking to the girl, Seetha and decides to marry her. Seetha likes the lad and decides to accept the proposal. Meanwhile, Seetha's marriage broker shows up and clarifies that Rama was supposed to have gone to see some other girl, but ended up at the wrong house. Hearing this, Rama, Seetha as well as Seetha's parents seem disappointed.

Bailey leaves while Veronica continues on to her appointment. However Veronica realizes that Bailey has gone to see her estranged father. Re-scheduling her appointment Veronica witnesses their awkward reunion and comes to Bailey's defense when Bailey's father treats her coldly. At the clinic Veronica is surprised by Kevin who threatens to tell everyone she is having an abortion unless she stays with him.

Once they had arrived in Mexico City, Alexander began acting. Her career came about by accident; having gone to see a performance by Anita and Isabelita Blanch she commented on the performance in French. The man setting next to her asked if she was French and if she could act. She replied in the affirmative and secured her first job from him, playwright Rodolfo Usigli.

Philip has gone to see Melissa at her cabin owned by the Erwins. They talk about Philip's broken leg, which he broke by allowing a car to run into him while he worked as a bike messenger. He had moved to New York because that was the plan before Ronnie died. Philip says that he let the car hit him because he needed a reason to leave New York.

Danvers and asks for Rebecca's diary. It's found out that Rebecca had gone to see a man named Dr. Baker on the day she died. Favell assumes she was pregnant and Maxim killed her in a jealous rage because the nonexistent child wasn't his but no one knows the real reason. Ich stands by her husband and takes the initiative to find out why Rebecca visited her doctor.

Joan of Arc was Renée Jeanne Falconetti's second and last film role. Although she always preferred the art of theater to cinema and said she never understood the positive reaction to the film's acting, Falconetti's performance achieved iconic status in film history almost immediately.Criterion. Interview with Hélène Falconetti. Dreyer had gone to see Falconetti backstage at a performance of Victor Margueritte's La Garçonne, a comedic play in which she was appearing.

On the evening of 21 July, a day after having misidentified Bouchikhi as Salameh, the Mossad agents carried out the assassination. Bouchikhi and his pregnant wife had gone to see a movie. After taking a bus back and getting off at a bus stop, they began slowly walking back home. As they were in sight of their home, a car with four Mossad agents pulled up beside them.

Sick Boy and Nicksy vanish, and Renton ends up having sex with Charlene back on the boat, after learning that she's a career thief. The next morning Marriot briefs them about their forthcoming drug mule run, for which their reservations deepen. 42\. Nash, Stoorie, Bomb – narrated by Spud. Spud has gone to see Begbie in prison, who is on remand pending sentencing after causing the violent affray at the foot of Leith Walk.

Becky makes demands of Alisa to buy a cheaper dress, before the pair meet up with the boys. Jay, convinced that Alisa's baby is Sam's, informs her that Trife wants nothing to do with her (although he does still care about her). Heartbroken, Alisa asks Becky if they can leave, however Becky refuses as she wants to go to the party. At the same time, Trife has gone to see his Uncle Curtis (Cornell John).

In 1608 he was in Madrid, where he had apparently gone to see the famous Mexican herbarium in the Escorial. He probably practiced medicine there, and wrote a treatise entitled Politeia Catholica de Bono et Malo cum Civil Antidote, now lost. In 1610, Federico Cesi's father died and this meant that the members of the Accademia could associate more freely. It is perhaps significant that despite this, van Heeck still did not return to his friends in Rome.

Father catches Leni spying on him as he enters Werner's office. He has just returned from a six- day trip to Leipzig and is waiting for Werner to return from the shipyard. He shuffles Leni out of the room after a few of her questions, and then calls on Johanna. She tells him that she has gone to see Franz every day, and she tells him that telling Franz the truth about Germany's situation would drive him to suicide.

Clive Middlemass (born 25 August 1944 is an English former professional footballer and manager. As a player, he made 169 appearances in the Football League as a Defender for Workington before a near fatal car crash ended his career. Middlemass has gone to see his parents in Sheffield (with his wife and son) to inform them about a possible transfer to Ipswich Town. However, on the way home his car was hit by a lorry near Bradford.

Allegedly, McCarrick had gone to see an Irish music and dancing show that was a traditional event called the Hooley Show, but did not realise that there was a cover charge. McCarrick's male friend then paid for her and accompanied her in to watch the show. Nobody saw either McCarrick or her male friend leave the pub, and the man's identity has never been discovered. However, this sighting at Johnnie Fox's has been disputed over the years.

The family survived only because they had gone to see a film at a local theatre.Cert, David: "The Biggest Star in the World – and she's not in Beverly Hills" , Theatre Arts (August 1952) With his six remaining daughters to provide for, Khan, and the young Madhubala began to pay frequent visits to Bombay film studios to look for work. At the age of 9, this was Madhubala's introduction to the movie industry, which would provide financial help to her family.Lanba, Urmila. (2012).

The sleeve could also pass as a rolling paper. The name Toledo Window Box refers to a report Carlin read stating that the chief of police of Toledo, Ohio had gone to see a viewing of Reefer Madness and a training session by the FBI. Afterwards he made the statement that "You can grow enough marijuana in an average window box to drive the entire population of Toledo stark, raving mad". Carlin then stated that he wanted one of those Toledo Window Boxes.

Twilley and Phil Seymour met in Tulsa in 1967 at a theater where they had gone to see The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night, and soon began writing songs and recording together. They continued their partnership over the next several years under the band name Oister. Twilley wrote all the songs and played guitar and piano, Seymour played drums and bass, and both sang leads and harmonies. Later, guitarist Bill Pitcock IV played lead guitar on most of their tracks.

When Ramon hears that Araquil is looking for Anita, he (Ramon) tells Araquil that she is in the enemy camp. Ramon misinterprets this, thinking that Anita is actually a spy, and Araquil thinks that she has gone to see a secret lover in the enemy camp. After an orchestral intermezzo, Anita is successful in killing Zuccaraga and obtains her reward, but is told to swear not tell anyone. Just then, Araquil is brought in, having been mortally wounded searching for Anita.

He explains that he had gone to see Laura that night and heard screaming coming from the attic. When he got inside he saw Rick trying to inject Laura, so he had grabbed a candlestick and hit him over the head, unintentionally killing him. He left, and by the time Luke got there, Laura had been so far gone that she didn't remember Scott's having been there. Lulu had already told her mother the truth, unsuccessfully hoping it would bring Laura out of her catatonic state.

They also released music videos of "The Wedge" and "Bikini Machines" to promote the album. In 1999, they performed as an opening act for R.E.M. during their European promotional tour for the album Up. R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck, having gone to see the band play beforehand, was significantly impressed by the band's performance, and offered to perform on later albums. Buck appeared as a guest musician on the Bambi Molesters' 2001 album, Sonic Bullets: 13 from the Hip, where he contributed two guitar solos.

Back in London, Sally tells Cora that she has seen Clem and wants to go and speak to Soapy to get him to tell the police what really happened, but Narcy has found out that Sally has gone to see Clem in prison and brutally beats her up. Clem escapes from prison and the police start a manhunt for him. He seeks shelter in a remote farmhouse, where Mrs. Fenshaw lets him bathe, shave and change his clothes, and also cooks him some food.

A traveling evangelist, Lincoln Pettridge (Edward Biby), preaches fire and brimstone that results in Jenny's searing confession to her husband that all Ephraim had said about her was true. Evered goes off to be by himself at a lumber camp, and Jenny learns that Meg has gone to see Evered there. In the cabin, knowing of his love for Jenny, Meg tells him to go back to his wife. Jenny pulls up to the cabin right afterward and, seeing them together frantically whips her horse, bearing down on them with her carriage.

The letter tells him to give the money to a man at a specific street corner who will be carrying a white rose. Sears heads to the police and the detective lays a trap for the Black Hand man. At the same time, Tony Prolo has gone to see the doctor and stops by the florist to get a white rose for his flower-loving son. After he purchases the rose, his path crosses with Mr. Sears and the detective at the street corner, and he is arrested because he is carrying a white rose.

Cotton eventually released his holds on the nominees to Sweden and Norway, but kept his hold on Butts's nomination. Butts told New York Times columnist Frank Bruni that she had gone to see Cotton about his objections to her nomination and said he had told her that because he knew that President Obama and Butts were friends, it was a way to "inflict special pain on the president", Bruni said. Cotton's spokeswoman did not dispute Butts's characterization. Butts died on May 26, 2016, still awaiting a Senate vote.

Moreover, the murderer drove badly, whereas Hanratty was an experienced car thief. No defence on the basis of mental history was raised at Hanratty’s trial. ;First defence – The Liverpool alibi Hanratty claimed that he was staying with friends in Liverpool at the time of the murder, where he had also gone to see one of his criminal friends and former cell mate Terry McNally from Dingle to sell some jewellery. Hanratty claimed that his suitcase had been handed in to Lime Street Station by a 'man with a withered or turned hand'.

While the pig has gone to see an animal psychiatrist, the doctor sees Dawg fly by his window and also flips out enough to join the pig on the couch. Henery mistakes Dawg for a chicken in The Foghorn Leghorn, because his father told him that chickens are great big monsters with real huge teeth who live in caves (Foghorn specifically was referred as a loud- mouthed shnook). Henery notices Dawg's mouth and presumes Dawg's doghouse is a kind of cave. Henery repeats the mistake in "The Leghorn Blows at Midnight".

Rachel Olschan proved herself a good addition to ″The Inner Circle″, both as a crew member and in her appearances on the programs. The inclusion of Olschan on Sports Line was one of the factors that led to Rod Michaud changing the name of the program to ″The Rod Michaud Show″, because the conversations on the program often drifted away from sports. Subjects which were regularly discussed on the program included motion pictures that Olschan and Sean Haffner (who sometimes also appeared as a guest) had recently gone to see together.

Soon after, however, a large group of the Elves of Lothlórien join the defences, sent by Elrond, at Galadriel's prompting. The defenders suffer heavy losses, but hold out until dawn, when Gandalf arrives with 2,000 riders led by Éomer, who turn the tide of the battle and rout Saruman's forces."The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (Extended Edition)", Ch. 23; Aragorn states that Éomer is heading north with 2,000 riders. In the original script of the film, Elrond and Arwen had gone to see Galadriel in person, and it was Arwen who led the Elves to fight alongside the Rohan defenders.

The next day, Patrick called Knust and told him that he had gone to see his fiancee and was afraid to leave her for her own well being. Other than saying it was a personal issue which takes precedence, he gave no further explanation, except he must travel with his fiancee to Kansas. CA stewards have taken him off all mounts until, and only until, Valenzuela meets with the stewards, provides proof of his whereabouts, and consents to a drug test. The earliest he may begin riding is November 26, but may not be returning until early December.

In April 1916, Stieglitz finally met Georgia O'Keeffe, although the latter had gone to see exhibits at "291" since 1908. The two immediately were attracted to each other, and Stieglitz began devoting more and more of his time to their developing relationship. In issue 48 Stieglitz introduced the work of a young photographer, Paul Strand, whose photographic vision was indicative of the aesthetic changes now at the heart of Camera Work's demise. Strand shunned the soft focus and symbolic content of the Pictorialists and instead strived to create a new vision that found beauty in the clear lines and forms of ordinary objects.

Sarfraz was made vice-captain to Wasim Bari, but disappeared before the Second Test against England in 1977–78. He was found in London where he had gone to see Christmas even though he was a Muslim and returned to Pakistan in time for the Third Test. As World Series Cricket was operating at time it was speculated that he was negotiating with Kerry Packer. At Lord's in 1978 he took 5/39 to reduce England to 119/7, dismissing Mike Brearley, Graham Gooch, David Gower, Ian Botham and Bob Taylor, but rain ruined play and the match was drawn.

When the Jarrow March passed through Hertford in 1936 Heffer had gone to see them and the experience had a profound effect upon him. The family often discussed politics at home and he saw his political convictions, support for trade unionism and his religious convictions as part of the same analysis of the world. In 1939 Heffer joined the Labour Party. However, when the Soviet Union was invaded by Nazi forces in 1941, Heffer resigned from Labour and joined the Communist Party of Great Britain; he said that "To me, Stalin was the greatest of men".

Nancy, finally spurred into action by lines printed on a calendar, takes an ancient automobile used in the hotel's glory days and takes a stand at the train depot. Her one and only passenger is Spike Macauley, champion pinch hitter for a baseball team, who partly for pity and partly for a lark accompanies the girl. Through Spike's advertisement of the culinary department among the summer boarders of the Majestic, the later's guests are soon transferred to Nancy's care. A sudden telegram causes Spike to leave for the city, which leaves Nancy, who believes he has gone to see his sweetheart, sad.

Hearing that a house was for sale in the nearby village of Hemingford Grey, Lucy remembered that in 1915 she had glimpsed from the river a seemingly derelict farmhouse. She jumped to the conclusion that this must be the house for sale, drove out to Hemingford Grey in a taxi, knocked at the door and announced to the owners that she would be interested in buying it. It transpired that they had only that morning decided to sell, and the house advertised for sale was a completely different one. She never did find out which house she should have gone to see.

In 1985, Khabje Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche and Khabje Penor Rinpoche recognized Changling Rinpoche as the main tulku of Changchub Ling Monastery in the Ü-Tsang region of Central Tibet. The news came to Rinpoche’s family in Kalimpong via a letter written by the Khabjes. Rinpoche’s grandmother, surprised by the news, took it upon herself to look into the situation. She traced the source to an old yogi, Lama Trakden, a student of the previous Changling Lingpa. Lama Trakden had gone to see Khyentse Rinpoche who was giving teachings in Mysore at Penor Rinpoche’s monastery and requested him to recognize the tulku of his root teacher.

The two cousins decide to spend the money on traveling, and drive to the local village to buy gas, while Huey, Dewey and Louie elect to stay on the farm out of moral obligation to care for the animals and tend crops. When they arrive, they learn that money has been distributed to the villagers as well, and the village has become a ghost town. They cannot get gas, buy a soda nor a bus ticket as the gas station, drugstore and bus depot all have signs akin to "Closed; Owner Gone to See the World". Gladstone does not know what to do, while Donald suggests walking to a nearby community not hit by the money cyclone.

The band continued to write and be active, and in April 2010 announced that they had signed to Bridge 9 Records. Signing to the Bridge 9 label, traditionally releasing albums for hardcore bands such as Agnostic Front and Slapshot, brought up many questions for both Lemuria as well as Bridge 9 as to the future of the two entities. In part, the connection to the label was due to a famous fan of Lemuria, Paramore's Hayley Williams, who had gone to see them play and connected the band with her then-boyfriend, Chad Gilbert, from New Found Glory, which had released an album on Bridge 9, according to an interview in Dying Scene.

Even though Scott thought Divine unsuitable for the part, he claimed to be enthusiastic about Divine's work and was very interested in including him in another of his films, but ultimately this never came about. That same year, Divine decided to get back in contact with his estranged parents. His mother had learned of his cinematic and disco career after reading an article about the films of John Waters in Life magazine, and had gone to see Female Trouble at the cinema, but had not felt emotionally able to get back in contact with her son until 1981. She got a friend to hand Divine a note at one of his concerts, leading Divine to telephone her, and the family was subsequently reunited.

On July 12, the ill-fated party had crossed Little Box Elder Creek in Wyoming on the Oregon Trail when they encountered a large group of "about two hundred and fifty" Miniconjous and Hunkpapas, reported by Fanny Kelly to be "painted and equipped for war", led by their war chief, Ottawa. By Kelly's account, vastly outnumbered, the immigrants tried to placate the warriors. By the one Sioux account, the Indians had gone to see the white man's "Holy Road" (the Oregon Trail) that they had heard about, met some whites, and ate and smoked with them. While they were eating, a Sioux messenger arrived, reporting that U.S. soldiers had killed some of their relatives on the Missouri River, apparently putting their heads on poles.

It is then revealed that Marshall (Jason Segel) had gone to see Stella to talk up Ted, and found out Stella had a crush on him. The book ended up belonging to Marshall. Happy that Stella is interested in him, Ted asks her out after his last session, but she says she does not have time for dating because she has a daughter. After a while, Ted realizes she didn't actually say the word 'no', just that she didn't have time, and so decides to take her out on a "two- minute date"—to dinner at a table at the café next door to her practice and "the important parts" of Manos: The Hands of Fate at the electronics store two doors down, with help from Ranjit (Marshall Manesh) and Wendy the Waitress.

Coming to the assistance of a nanny who is almost killed during a bungled hit-and-run assassination attempt, Richard Hannay (More) is surprised to find that there is no baby in her pram. Curious, he meets her at the Palace Music Hall where she has gone to see the act of Mr Memory (James Hayter). Afterwards, she goes back to Hannay's flat with him, where she reveals that she is a spy working for British Intelligence following a group called "The Thirty-Nine Steps"; all they know about their elusive leader is that he is missing the tip of a finger. The Thirty-Nine Steps are in possession of a set of top-secret plans for "Boomerang", a British ballistic missile project that could tip the balance of power in Europe.

"Take a Message to Mary" is a song released in 1959 by The Everly Brothers. The song spent 13 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, peaking at No. 16,The Everly Brothers - Chart History - The Hot 100, Billboard.com. Accessed August 9, 2015 while reaching No. 8 on Canada's CHUM Hit Parade,"CHUM Hit Parade Chart", CHUM, Week of May 11, 1959 and No. 20 on the United Kingdom's New Musical Express chart. In the lyrics of the song, a man is thrown in jail for committing a crime, and not wanting to experience suffering, he asks a friend of his to deliver a message to his sweetheart, Mary, and tell her that he has gone to see the world, has to cancel their wedding day, and encourages her to find someone new.

The Los Angeles Times had a positive review of Tin Machine's first show of the tour in New York City, saying "the band was full of life, raucous and brash, good-natured and smart." Rolling Stone described fans who had gone to see "the Thin White Duke crooning 'Young Americans'" as receiving a rude awakening as Bowie offered "no oldies, no encores and no apologies." Reactions to the US shows were mixed as fans and critics felt that the proximity to Bowie was often more exciting than the music the band was playing. Ultimately, Rolling Stone magazine stated that it was Bowie's presence that "elevated the songs from the level of average grunge to that of theatrical avant-garage rock", and later said it helped Bowie regain some of the credibility he had lost during his previous album and tour.

In 1978, broke from his dwindling career as a musician and working as a male stripper using the stage name "Hot Rod" (due to his reported likeness to Rod Stewart at the time), Honey responded to an advertisement for models in The Stage newspaper and met agent Kent William Boulton (1941–2002), a college lecturer from Bromley and former Labour Party candidate on the Isle of Wight who entered the porn business late in life and was renowned for organising "spanking parties". Being paid £150 a shoot, Honey started working for Berth Milton Sr, publisher of Private Magazine and other European hardcore porn magazines such as Rodox/Color Climax, a Danish company. His first shoot was with a then 17-year- old Eileen Daly, who had gone to see the same agent above a strip club in Soho with her mother. Honey was introduced by Boulton to the photographer Lexington Steel and director Mike Freeman.

Especially those who've gone to see A Wrinkle in Time. from Mashable
You might as well never have gone to see Noël Coward. from People
You might as well never have gone to see Noel Coward. from CNN
Kabir said he still hasn't gone to see his son's body. from CNN
To make matters worse, we had gone to see The Flintstones. from People
She liked her town and had gone to see a play. from The New York Times
I think he's gone to see a movie, the painter says. from New Yorker
In 1984, his family had gone to see Sinatra at Carnegie Hall. from The New York Times
I had gone to see a play on Theater Row that Romulus was doing. from The New York Times
Earlier that day, she'd gone to see the Chanel show at the Grand Palais. from New Yorker
I was standing with the editor, and he had just gone to see Get Out. from The Verge
Less reputable outlets like The Sun have reported that she's gone to see him "multiple" times. from Refinery 29
Like a handful of regulars-turned-friends, Mr. Chernow has gone to see Ms. Shanks perform. from The New York Times
DeYoung, for instance, has not gone to see Styx play with a lineup that doesn't include him. from The New York Times
Professor Wrong told him that he had gone to see "The Trouble With Harry" the evening before. from The New York Times
Lewinsky told the crowd that she had gone to see Gadsby's show over the summer and reacted viscerally. from CNN
A few weeks ago, it turned out, Mr. Bachar had gone to see a rabbi about a personal problem. from The New York Times
Despite having studied these techniques extensively, he mentioned to me that he had never gone to see a psychic himself. from New Yorker
They cooked up an alibi, telling investigators they had gone to see a movie at the time of the murders. from CNBC
And even if law enforcement had gone to see them they would have been limited ultimately in their options as well. from Vox
I may have gone to see Independence Day four times, and I may have memorized every single line — but the sequel? from Refinery 29
Mark Gonzales had gone to see Sonic Youth play, and as he was leaving, he saw the band getting into their bus. from Vice
Lawmakers from the eurosceptic wing of the party had gone to see the government's chief whip in parliament, Kuenssberg said on Twitter. from Reuters
A couple of nights earlier, Rouda had gone to see the comedian Damon Wayans Jr. perform at Skyloft but hadn't been impressed. from New Republic
"I found out that my grandfather, my father, and my brothers — all of them had gone to see the boy," she says. from CNN
But a lot of people wouldn't have gone to see those movies if others didn't insist they step outside their comfort zone. from Vox
She says she had gone to see Weinstein for a business meeting and he got sexually aggressive and she fled his hotel room. from TMZ
She had gone to see the therapist, she said, because she and her husband had met with the woman previously for marriage counseling. from The New York Times
I've gone to see most of the candidates and even asked a handful of them direct questions about their drug and addiction policies. from CNN
He'd spent the day in Munich receiving some injections for his hips and had also gone to see an acupuncturist in St. Johann. from New Yorker
News. After her mom asks if she's gone to see a doctor about it, Shannon reveals she's too afraid of what they might say. from People
My heart broke for Haydon, especially since I know, with zero doubt, that if given the choice, I'd have gone to see Tom Thumb. from The New York Times
Until then, I had only gone to see the dance that I thought I might like; and I didn't have a lot of money. from The New York Times
Sanneh plans to make the six-hour drive home next month, once Jammeh is gone, to see the three children he has not seen since 2013. from Reuters
She hasn't used it recently but appears to have gone to see a movie in April and paid her friend back for lots of popcorn. #Relatable. from Refinery 29
I knew I should have gone to see a doctor much sooner, but I didn't because I was too busy trying to meet all my commitments. from CNBC
"A lot of people disparaged that film, although that's exactly the kind of film I would have gone to see when I was a kid," he added. from People
The association's director noted that this figure was considerably higher than the number of people who had gone to see soccer games in Germany's main professional league. from New Yorker
He had not gone to see the property since soon after the evictions, and the thought of revisiting the place didn't seem a pleasant one for him. from The New York Times
The next thing you know, she is out of the picture, and Margaret, who must have gone to see "Vertigo" the year before, steps smoothly into her shoes. from New Yorker
We were soundchecking the other day in Bristol and two days before I had gone to see a homeopath and had an energy healing session with a healer. from Vice
And I've been overcome with awe every time I've gone to see hundreds of red-crowned parrots come in to land in one of their night roosts in Pasadena. from Wired
An upsetting episode in a pet store foreshadows an act of destruction at an art museum, where Blake and the narrator have gone to see an Ai Weiwei exhibition. from The New York Times
Lise Raven: Would people have gone to see this on 42nd street in the 80s, in the time of Blade Runner and Alien, the way they went to see Deep Throat? from Vice
Miller's road to discovery began on a soggy February morning, just outside Waco, where he had gone to see a high school pitcher named Trae Davis, who would play for Baylor. from The New York Times
The same night that Sanders was denied service, Pam Bondi, Florida's Trump-supporting attorney general, was heckled outside a movie theater where she'd gone to see a documentary about Mister Rogers. from The New York Times
Almost every year since they started dating in 2009, Jessica and Michael Timmerman — now married — have gone to see the Rockettes at Radio City, followed by a visit to Christmas Cottage. from The New York Times
I mean, I had gone to see John one other time and I enjoyed the show, but he came this time to the Coliseum and I thought, 'Hey it's gonna be good. from Vice
Ayana Evans, who is the artist I had originally gone to see, also conveyed a sense of bodily risk, though she did so with a gesture towards the codes that govern femininity. from Hyperallergic
And one time I told him about a movie I&aposd gone to see called Borat a funny yes quite filthy movie and he went to see it and he then came back. from Fox News
My doctor emailed me to check in and see if I've gone to see a therapist yet, and I tell her I can't afford the copay but that I'm trying to remain positive. from Refinery 29
The de Peysters, along with their 12- and 16-year-old sons, had just gone to see "California Typewriter," a documentary about artists and writers who continue to work with the largely obsolete machines. from CNN
"And she wore a coat that gave critics of the president something else to talk about to deflect the fact that she had gone to see with her own eyes this tragic situation," Rivera said. from The Hill
Mr. McMonagle questioned him about a document he created in 2005, labeled "Questions for Andrea," where the detective indicated he too was curious as to why she had gone to see Mr. Cosby at Foxwoods. from The New York Times
Stephanie Tsepas, who ran into Rubio at her polling place in Derry Tuesday, had gone to see one of his town halls Friday and left with a headache, she said, because he seemed so robotic and rehearsed. from CNN
That was, in fact, the very reason I had gone to see him that day in early 2016, as the state's coastal rice-growing region was still shaking off the aftereffects of a prolonged and vicious drought. from The New York Times
In other high profile cases of detained Americans — for example, in the case of Pastor Andrew Brunson, who, until this fall, was detained in Turkey — senators have gone to see the detainee and keep pressure on the foreign government. from Buzzfeed News
We know from Season 1 — when Ziggy saw a counselor after being accused of bullying Amabella — that there's a perfectly regular child psychologist in town with a perfectly regular office whom Amabella could have gone to see after her panic attack. from The New York Times
My first thought was that I should have been there, that this was the place where it was all happening, that this was what I should have gone to see in order to present the best possible picture of modern Russia. from The New York Times
But I didn't have time to do that, because at the very moment that we had gone to see Huzayfah —— [Music] Reporter: Iraqi troops could, at any moment, enter Mosul, which has been under ISIS control for more than two years. from The New York Times
But here, finally, he takes us deep into a border story — that of his new friend José, 30 years in the United States, nabbed by the Border Patrol after returning from Mexico, where he had gone to see his dying mother. from The New York Times
" Yep, you read that right: Pattinson, the person who once told MovieFone that he would "mindlessly hate" Twilight if he didn't star in it (because, err, he wouldn't have gone to see it in the first place), has called the vampire franchise "hip. from Refinery 29
But we stayed close and I would often spend days with her, just lying in bed talking, making sure she was OK. One day, I decided to go see my mother, who lived overseas—I hadn't gone to see her in years. from Vice
Just a week before the Three Mile Island accident, Mr. Denton and his wife had gone to see "The China Syndrome," the Oscar-nominated film about cover-ups of flaws at a nuclear power plant that might have caused a reactor meltdown. from The New York Times
Stratton, a 38-year-old mother of five, had gone to see a movie with one of her older daughters when one of her children called with the horrifying news that their house was on fire and they were still inside, the Bakersfield Californian reported. from People
On the roadbed above, the array of median barriers and fences, including a reinforced-mesh overhang in the shape of a backstop, brought to mind the collection of wall prototypes that Trump had recently gone to see in San Diego—the disembodied slabs that some had likened to conceptual art. from New Yorker
Those who have gone to see Greta Gerwig's adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" in theaters and want to experience another take on the material can turn to this 1994 version, which casts Winona Ryder, Claire Danes, Trini Alvarado and Kirsten Dunst as the four March sisters, and follows them as they come of age. from The New York Times
"I can't tell you how many women I've seen who have gone to see numerous doctors, only to be told their issues were stress-related or all in their heads," says Dr. Fiona Gupta, a neurologist and director of wellness and health in the department of neurosurgery at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City. from The New York Times
One, because she knew me well enough and she was paying enough attention to know I was blowing her off, to know she had to sort of move out on that "challenge directly" dimension of Radical Candor, but also kind because I had been giving presentations my whole career, and if she hadn't said it to me just that way, I wouldn't have gone to see the speech coach and I wouldn't have realized that she wasn't exaggerating. from Vox
Without telling each other, both think they paid money to Pyne and he didn't provide anything for them. Neither bears a grudge though – if they hadn't gone to see Pyne, the train of events that led to them meeting would never have happened...
When Cooney does, Woodruff kills him. Woodruff insists that Tolliver place him under arrest, but he and the other GIs reject this. They then take turns shooting Cooney's body themselves, all except Snowden, who has gone to see if the Germans heard the shots. American reinforcements arrive, and the Germans retreat.
One day, Sylvia has gone to see Dawes. She has not been able to stop thinking about him as she feels that there is more to the story than she knows. She finds Dawes on the "stretcher" and orders his release. Frere is furious when he learns about it and strikes Sylvia, despite North's presence.
Later in the episode, through an emotional confession to Sid, we learn that Michelle has gone to see Tony only once since the accident. School eventually resumes and Michelle is now in her final year of college. In an Unseen Skins episode, Maxxie encourages Michelle to sign up for the school play (Osama! The Musical).
On the night of April 30, 2014, Sadek went out with his roommate, Drew Kugel, and some friends. The group returned to Nordgaard Hall, Sadek's dorm, where they watched a movie before going to bed. When Kugel awoke the next morning, Sadek was gone. Kugel thought that Sadek might have gone to see his girlfriend.
Michels-Hambro, Lynn. E-mail to Charles Hart, November 9, 2008. When she met Hambro in 1958, Michels was in her senior year of high school and singing with Al Raymond. She was introduced to Hambro by the manager of the El Rancho Club in Woodlyn, Pennsylvania, where she had gone to see Ray McKinley's Glenn Miller Orchestra.
The collection included wildly-coloured Fauve works by Matisse, and early works by Picasso. Toklas wrote that the pictures shocked Hunter profoundly, and he wished he had never gone to see the them. Nevertheless his consciousness had been jolted. Hunter began to achieve limited success after a trip to the Etaples art colony in northern France in 1914.
Cassin was recruited to Essendon from Seville Football Club, having previously played for Wandin Football Club. Although he was residentially tied to Richmond, Richmond had expressed no interest in him and, also, some Fitzroy officials had gone to see him play the week before he was signed by Essendon, and had left the match without even speaking to him.
Neighbours come to the estate and all admire Pamela. Pamela's father comes to take her away but he is reassured when he sees Pamela happy. Finally, she marries Mr. B in the chapel. But when Mr. B has gone to see a sick man, his sister Lady Davers comes to threaten Pamela and considers her not really married.
Nevertheless, he takes a liking to the girl, Seetha and decides to marry her. Seetha likes the lad and decides to accept the proposal. Meanwhile, Seetha's marriage broker shows up and clarifies that Pandian was supposed to have gone to see some other girl but ended up in the wrong house. Hearing this, Pandian, Seetha and Seetha's parents seem disappointed.
Fireheart discovers their relationship, and unsuccessfully attempts to discourage them from seeing each other. Graystripe finally agrees to meet Silverstream only at the full moon at the Gathering, when the four Clans meet to share news. Fireheart later realizes that Graystripe has not been keeping his promise. Because Graystripe is often gone to see Silverstream, Fireheart takes over training Brackenpaw along with Cinderpaw.
Maciek begins to stalk Szczuka, and follows him to the apartment of a woman who had returned from the same camp where Szczuka's wife was imprisoned. Szczuka has gone to see her in hopes of learning the fate of his wife. While Szczuka is in the apartment, Maciek enters and kills Szczuka. He returns to the hotel, where he sleeps for several hours.
Chas tells Cain to make Gordon suffer for what he did to Aaron. The next day, Moira asks Chas about Cain's whereabouts, which forces Chas to tell Aaron, that Cain had gone to see Gordon. They drive to Gordon's house where they stop Cain, from killing Gordon. In order to do so, Aaron tells Cain that he will call the police on Gordon.
Nevertheless, he takes a liking to the girl, Seetha and decides to marry her. Seetha likes the lad and decides to accept the proposal. Meanwhile, Seetha's marriage broker shows up and clarifies that Rama was supposed to have gone to see some other girl, but ended up at the wrong house. Hearing this, Rama, Seetha as well as Seetha's parents seem disappointed.
Bailey leaves while Veronica continues on to her appointment. However Veronica realizes that Bailey has gone to see her estranged father. Re-scheduling her appointment Veronica witnesses their awkward reunion and comes to Bailey's defense when Bailey's father treats her coldly. At the clinic Veronica is surprised by Kevin who threatens to tell everyone she is having an abortion unless she stays with him.
Once they had arrived in Mexico City, Alexander began acting. Her career came about by accident; having gone to see a performance by Anita and Isabelita Blanch she commented on the performance in French. The man setting next to her asked if she was French and if she could act. She replied in the affirmative and secured her first job from him, playwright Rodolfo Usigli.
Philip has gone to see Melissa at her cabin owned by the Erwins. They talk about Philip's broken leg, which he broke by allowing a car to run into him while he worked as a bike messenger. He had moved to New York because that was the plan before Ronnie died. Philip says that he let the car hit him because he needed a reason to leave New York.
Danvers and asks for Rebecca's diary. It's found out that Rebecca had gone to see a man named Dr. Baker on the day she died. Favell assumes she was pregnant and Maxim killed her in a jealous rage because the nonexistent child wasn't his but no one knows the real reason. Ich stands by her husband and takes the initiative to find out why Rebecca visited her doctor.
Joan of Arc was Renée Jeanne Falconetti's second and last film role. Although she always preferred the art of theater to cinema and said she never understood the positive reaction to the film's acting, Falconetti's performance achieved iconic status in film history almost immediately.Criterion. Interview with Hélène Falconetti. Dreyer had gone to see Falconetti backstage at a performance of Victor Margueritte's La Garçonne, a comedic play in which she was appearing.
On the evening of 21 July, a day after having misidentified Bouchikhi as Salameh, the Mossad agents carried out the assassination. Bouchikhi and his pregnant wife had gone to see a movie. After taking a bus back and getting off at a bus stop, they began slowly walking back home. As they were in sight of their home, a car with four Mossad agents pulled up beside them.
Sick Boy and Nicksy vanish, and Renton ends up having sex with Charlene back on the boat, after learning that she's a career thief. The next morning Marriot briefs them about their forthcoming drug mule run, for which their reservations deepen. 42\. Nash, Stoorie, Bomb – narrated by Spud. Spud has gone to see Begbie in prison, who is on remand pending sentencing after causing the violent affray at the foot of Leith Walk.
Becky makes demands of Alisa to buy a cheaper dress, before the pair meet up with the boys. Jay, convinced that Alisa's baby is Sam's, informs her that Trife wants nothing to do with her (although he does still care about her). Heartbroken, Alisa asks Becky if they can leave, however Becky refuses as she wants to go to the party. At the same time, Trife has gone to see his Uncle Curtis (Cornell John).
In 1608 he was in Madrid, where he had apparently gone to see the famous Mexican herbarium in the Escorial. He probably practiced medicine there, and wrote a treatise entitled Politeia Catholica de Bono et Malo cum Civil Antidote, now lost. In 1610, Federico Cesi's father died and this meant that the members of the Accademia could associate more freely. It is perhaps significant that despite this, van Heeck still did not return to his friends in Rome.
Father catches Leni spying on him as he enters Werner's office. He has just returned from a six- day trip to Leipzig and is waiting for Werner to return from the shipyard. He shuffles Leni out of the room after a few of her questions, and then calls on Johanna. She tells him that she has gone to see Franz every day, and she tells him that telling Franz the truth about Germany's situation would drive him to suicide.
Clive Middlemass (born 25 August 1944 is an English former professional footballer and manager. As a player, he made 169 appearances in the Football League as a Defender for Workington before a near fatal car crash ended his career. Middlemass has gone to see his parents in Sheffield (with his wife and son) to inform them about a possible transfer to Ipswich Town. However, on the way home his car was hit by a lorry near Bradford.
Allegedly, McCarrick had gone to see an Irish music and dancing show that was a traditional event called the Hooley Show, but did not realise that there was a cover charge. McCarrick's male friend then paid for her and accompanied her in to watch the show. Nobody saw either McCarrick or her male friend leave the pub, and the man's identity has never been discovered. However, this sighting at Johnnie Fox's has been disputed over the years.
The family survived only because they had gone to see a film at a local theatre.Cert, David: "The Biggest Star in the World – and she's not in Beverly Hills" , Theatre Arts (August 1952) With his six remaining daughters to provide for, Khan, and the young Madhubala began to pay frequent visits to Bombay film studios to look for work. At the age of 9, this was Madhubala's introduction to the movie industry, which would provide financial help to her family.Lanba, Urmila. (2012).
The sleeve could also pass as a rolling paper. The name Toledo Window Box refers to a report Carlin read stating that the chief of police of Toledo, Ohio had gone to see a viewing of Reefer Madness and a training session by the FBI. Afterwards he made the statement that "You can grow enough marijuana in an average window box to drive the entire population of Toledo stark, raving mad". Carlin then stated that he wanted one of those Toledo Window Boxes.
Twilley and Phil Seymour met in Tulsa in 1967 at a theater where they had gone to see The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night, and soon began writing songs and recording together. They continued their partnership over the next several years under the band name Oister. Twilley wrote all the songs and played guitar and piano, Seymour played drums and bass, and both sang leads and harmonies. Later, guitarist Bill Pitcock IV played lead guitar on most of their tracks.
When Ramon hears that Araquil is looking for Anita, he (Ramon) tells Araquil that she is in the enemy camp. Ramon misinterprets this, thinking that Anita is actually a spy, and Araquil thinks that she has gone to see a secret lover in the enemy camp. After an orchestral intermezzo, Anita is successful in killing Zuccaraga and obtains her reward, but is told to swear not tell anyone. Just then, Araquil is brought in, having been mortally wounded searching for Anita.
He explains that he had gone to see Laura that night and heard screaming coming from the attic. When he got inside he saw Rick trying to inject Laura, so he had grabbed a candlestick and hit him over the head, unintentionally killing him. He left, and by the time Luke got there, Laura had been so far gone that she didn't remember Scott's having been there. Lulu had already told her mother the truth, unsuccessfully hoping it would bring Laura out of her catatonic state.
They also released music videos of "The Wedge" and "Bikini Machines" to promote the album. In 1999, they performed as an opening act for R.E.M. during their European promotional tour for the album Up. R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck, having gone to see the band play beforehand, was significantly impressed by the band's performance, and offered to perform on later albums. Buck appeared as a guest musician on the Bambi Molesters' 2001 album, Sonic Bullets: 13 from the Hip, where he contributed two guitar solos.
Back in London, Sally tells Cora that she has seen Clem and wants to go and speak to Soapy to get him to tell the police what really happened, but Narcy has found out that Sally has gone to see Clem in prison and brutally beats her up. Clem escapes from prison and the police start a manhunt for him. He seeks shelter in a remote farmhouse, where Mrs. Fenshaw lets him bathe, shave and change his clothes, and also cooks him some food.
A traveling evangelist, Lincoln Pettridge (Edward Biby), preaches fire and brimstone that results in Jenny's searing confession to her husband that all Ephraim had said about her was true. Evered goes off to be by himself at a lumber camp, and Jenny learns that Meg has gone to see Evered there. In the cabin, knowing of his love for Jenny, Meg tells him to go back to his wife. Jenny pulls up to the cabin right afterward and, seeing them together frantically whips her horse, bearing down on them with her carriage.
The letter tells him to give the money to a man at a specific street corner who will be carrying a white rose. Sears heads to the police and the detective lays a trap for the Black Hand man. At the same time, Tony Prolo has gone to see the doctor and stops by the florist to get a white rose for his flower-loving son. After he purchases the rose, his path crosses with Mr. Sears and the detective at the street corner, and he is arrested because he is carrying a white rose.
Cotton eventually released his holds on the nominees to Sweden and Norway, but kept his hold on Butts's nomination. Butts told New York Times columnist Frank Bruni that she had gone to see Cotton about his objections to her nomination and said he had told her that because he knew that President Obama and Butts were friends, it was a way to "inflict special pain on the president", Bruni said. Cotton's spokeswoman did not dispute Butts's characterization. Butts died on May 26, 2016, still awaiting a Senate vote.
Moreover, the murderer drove badly, whereas Hanratty was an experienced car thief. No defence on the basis of mental history was raised at Hanratty’s trial. ;First defence – The Liverpool alibi Hanratty claimed that he was staying with friends in Liverpool at the time of the murder, where he had also gone to see one of his criminal friends and former cell mate Terry McNally from Dingle to sell some jewellery. Hanratty claimed that his suitcase had been handed in to Lime Street Station by a 'man with a withered or turned hand'.
While the pig has gone to see an animal psychiatrist, the doctor sees Dawg fly by his window and also flips out enough to join the pig on the couch. Henery mistakes Dawg for a chicken in The Foghorn Leghorn, because his father told him that chickens are great big monsters with real huge teeth who live in caves (Foghorn specifically was referred as a loud- mouthed shnook). Henery notices Dawg's mouth and presumes Dawg's doghouse is a kind of cave. Henery repeats the mistake in "The Leghorn Blows at Midnight".
Rachel Olschan proved herself a good addition to ″The Inner Circle″, both as a crew member and in her appearances on the programs. The inclusion of Olschan on Sports Line was one of the factors that led to Rod Michaud changing the name of the program to ″The Rod Michaud Show″, because the conversations on the program often drifted away from sports. Subjects which were regularly discussed on the program included motion pictures that Olschan and Sean Haffner (who sometimes also appeared as a guest) had recently gone to see together.
Soon after, however, a large group of the Elves of Lothlórien join the defences, sent by Elrond, at Galadriel's prompting. The defenders suffer heavy losses, but hold out until dawn, when Gandalf arrives with 2,000 riders led by Éomer, who turn the tide of the battle and rout Saruman's forces."The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (Extended Edition)", Ch. 23; Aragorn states that Éomer is heading north with 2,000 riders. In the original script of the film, Elrond and Arwen had gone to see Galadriel in person, and it was Arwen who led the Elves to fight alongside the Rohan defenders.
The next day, Patrick called Knust and told him that he had gone to see his fiancee and was afraid to leave her for her own well being. Other than saying it was a personal issue which takes precedence, he gave no further explanation, except he must travel with his fiancee to Kansas. CA stewards have taken him off all mounts until, and only until, Valenzuela meets with the stewards, provides proof of his whereabouts, and consents to a drug test. The earliest he may begin riding is November 26, but may not be returning until early December.
In April 1916, Stieglitz finally met Georgia O'Keeffe, although the latter had gone to see exhibits at "291" since 1908. The two immediately were attracted to each other, and Stieglitz began devoting more and more of his time to their developing relationship. In issue 48 Stieglitz introduced the work of a young photographer, Paul Strand, whose photographic vision was indicative of the aesthetic changes now at the heart of Camera Work's demise. Strand shunned the soft focus and symbolic content of the Pictorialists and instead strived to create a new vision that found beauty in the clear lines and forms of ordinary objects.
Sarfraz was made vice-captain to Wasim Bari, but disappeared before the Second Test against England in 1977–78. He was found in London where he had gone to see Christmas even though he was a Muslim and returned to Pakistan in time for the Third Test. As World Series Cricket was operating at time it was speculated that he was negotiating with Kerry Packer. At Lord's in 1978 he took 5/39 to reduce England to 119/7, dismissing Mike Brearley, Graham Gooch, David Gower, Ian Botham and Bob Taylor, but rain ruined play and the match was drawn.
When the Jarrow March passed through Hertford in 1936 Heffer had gone to see them and the experience had a profound effect upon him. The family often discussed politics at home and he saw his political convictions, support for trade unionism and his religious convictions as part of the same analysis of the world. In 1939 Heffer joined the Labour Party. However, when the Soviet Union was invaded by Nazi forces in 1941, Heffer resigned from Labour and joined the Communist Party of Great Britain; he said that "To me, Stalin was the greatest of men".
Nancy, finally spurred into action by lines printed on a calendar, takes an ancient automobile used in the hotel's glory days and takes a stand at the train depot. Her one and only passenger is Spike Macauley, champion pinch hitter for a baseball team, who partly for pity and partly for a lark accompanies the girl. Through Spike's advertisement of the culinary department among the summer boarders of the Majestic, the later's guests are soon transferred to Nancy's care. A sudden telegram causes Spike to leave for the city, which leaves Nancy, who believes he has gone to see his sweetheart, sad.
Hearing that a house was for sale in the nearby village of Hemingford Grey, Lucy remembered that in 1915 she had glimpsed from the river a seemingly derelict farmhouse. She jumped to the conclusion that this must be the house for sale, drove out to Hemingford Grey in a taxi, knocked at the door and announced to the owners that she would be interested in buying it. It transpired that they had only that morning decided to sell, and the house advertised for sale was a completely different one. She never did find out which house she should have gone to see.
In 1985, Khabje Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche and Khabje Penor Rinpoche recognized Changling Rinpoche as the main tulku of Changchub Ling Monastery in the Ü-Tsang region of Central Tibet. The news came to Rinpoche’s family in Kalimpong via a letter written by the Khabjes. Rinpoche’s grandmother, surprised by the news, took it upon herself to look into the situation. She traced the source to an old yogi, Lama Trakden, a student of the previous Changling Lingpa. Lama Trakden had gone to see Khyentse Rinpoche who was giving teachings in Mysore at Penor Rinpoche’s monastery and requested him to recognize the tulku of his root teacher.
The two cousins decide to spend the money on traveling, and drive to the local village to buy gas, while Huey, Dewey and Louie elect to stay on the farm out of moral obligation to care for the animals and tend crops. When they arrive, they learn that money has been distributed to the villagers as well, and the village has become a ghost town. They cannot get gas, buy a soda nor a bus ticket as the gas station, drugstore and bus depot all have signs akin to "Closed; Owner Gone to See the World". Gladstone does not know what to do, while Donald suggests walking to a nearby community not hit by the money cyclone.
The band continued to write and be active, and in April 2010 announced that they had signed to Bridge 9 Records. Signing to the Bridge 9 label, traditionally releasing albums for hardcore bands such as Agnostic Front and Slapshot, brought up many questions for both Lemuria as well as Bridge 9 as to the future of the two entities. In part, the connection to the label was due to a famous fan of Lemuria, Paramore's Hayley Williams, who had gone to see them play and connected the band with her then-boyfriend, Chad Gilbert, from New Found Glory, which had released an album on Bridge 9, according to an interview in Dying Scene.
Even though Scott thought Divine unsuitable for the part, he claimed to be enthusiastic about Divine's work and was very interested in including him in another of his films, but ultimately this never came about. That same year, Divine decided to get back in contact with his estranged parents. His mother had learned of his cinematic and disco career after reading an article about the films of John Waters in Life magazine, and had gone to see Female Trouble at the cinema, but had not felt emotionally able to get back in contact with her son until 1981. She got a friend to hand Divine a note at one of his concerts, leading Divine to telephone her, and the family was subsequently reunited.
On July 12, the ill-fated party had crossed Little Box Elder Creek in Wyoming on the Oregon Trail when they encountered a large group of "about two hundred and fifty" Miniconjous and Hunkpapas, reported by Fanny Kelly to be "painted and equipped for war", led by their war chief, Ottawa. By Kelly's account, vastly outnumbered, the immigrants tried to placate the warriors. By the one Sioux account, the Indians had gone to see the white man's "Holy Road" (the Oregon Trail) that they had heard about, met some whites, and ate and smoked with them. While they were eating, a Sioux messenger arrived, reporting that U.S. soldiers had killed some of their relatives on the Missouri River, apparently putting their heads on poles.
It is then revealed that Marshall (Jason Segel) had gone to see Stella to talk up Ted, and found out Stella had a crush on him. The book ended up belonging to Marshall. Happy that Stella is interested in him, Ted asks her out after his last session, but she says she does not have time for dating because she has a daughter. After a while, Ted realizes she didn't actually say the word 'no', just that she didn't have time, and so decides to take her out on a "two- minute date"—to dinner at a table at the café next door to her practice and "the important parts" of Manos: The Hands of Fate at the electronics store two doors down, with help from Ranjit (Marshall Manesh) and Wendy the Waitress.
Coming to the assistance of a nanny who is almost killed during a bungled hit-and-run assassination attempt, Richard Hannay (More) is surprised to find that there is no baby in her pram. Curious, he meets her at the Palace Music Hall where she has gone to see the act of Mr Memory (James Hayter). Afterwards, she goes back to Hannay's flat with him, where she reveals that she is a spy working for British Intelligence following a group called "The Thirty-Nine Steps"; all they know about their elusive leader is that he is missing the tip of a finger. The Thirty-Nine Steps are in possession of a set of top-secret plans for "Boomerang", a British ballistic missile project that could tip the balance of power in Europe.
"Take a Message to Mary" is a song released in 1959 by The Everly Brothers. The song spent 13 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, peaking at No. 16,The Everly Brothers - Chart History - The Hot 100, Billboard.com. Accessed August 9, 2015 while reaching No. 8 on Canada's CHUM Hit Parade,"CHUM Hit Parade Chart", CHUM, Week of May 11, 1959 and No. 20 on the United Kingdom's New Musical Express chart. In the lyrics of the song, a man is thrown in jail for committing a crime, and not wanting to experience suffering, he asks a friend of his to deliver a message to his sweetheart, Mary, and tell her that he has gone to see the world, has to cancel their wedding day, and encourages her to find someone new.
The Los Angeles Times had a positive review of Tin Machine's first show of the tour in New York City, saying "the band was full of life, raucous and brash, good-natured and smart." Rolling Stone described fans who had gone to see "the Thin White Duke crooning 'Young Americans'" as receiving a rude awakening as Bowie offered "no oldies, no encores and no apologies." Reactions to the US shows were mixed as fans and critics felt that the proximity to Bowie was often more exciting than the music the band was playing. Ultimately, Rolling Stone magazine stated that it was Bowie's presence that "elevated the songs from the level of average grunge to that of theatrical avant-garage rock", and later said it helped Bowie regain some of the credibility he had lost during his previous album and tour.
In 1978, broke from his dwindling career as a musician and working as a male stripper using the stage name "Hot Rod" (due to his reported likeness to Rod Stewart at the time), Honey responded to an advertisement for models in The Stage newspaper and met agent Kent William Boulton (1941–2002), a college lecturer from Bromley and former Labour Party candidate on the Isle of Wight who entered the porn business late in life and was renowned for organising "spanking parties". Being paid £150 a shoot, Honey started working for Berth Milton Sr, publisher of Private Magazine and other European hardcore porn magazines such as Rodox/Color Climax, a Danish company. His first shoot was with a then 17-year- old Eileen Daly, who had gone to see the same agent above a strip club in Soho with her mother. Honey was introduced by Boulton to the photographer Lexington Steel and director Mike Freeman.