Remember: The disembodied voice of GladOS is initially just guiding force.
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His father died soon after; his mother became a guiding force.
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She had never quit being a guiding force in my life.
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But in the early years, the acting was my guiding force.
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As such, he is certainly not the guiding force on my moral compass.
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Like all opiate addicts my crippling fear of withdrawal was my guiding force.
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This 'living for the music' experience has always been my mantra and guiding force.
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"[My Indigeneity] has been the guiding force that has led me home," Yeung said.
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White, who founded the group in 1969, was the guiding force behind its sound.
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While he delegated certain duties to lieutenants, Mr. Iger has been the guiding force.
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"I'm not denying he was the guiding force behind it," Dunbar said of Collins.
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"Kofi Annan was a guiding force for good," current U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.
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Mr. Nicholaw, the show's guiding force, is not Michael Bennett reincarnated, nor must he be.
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His vision and mission continue to be the guiding force for the family of brands.
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While the poem isn't in Dion's take on the lab, its spirit is its guiding force.
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Can I even say I know anything about food without the guiding force of a maternal parent?
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However, when it comes to the poet's creativity, his mania is portrayed almost like a guiding force.
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The undisputed guiding force behind the sound and the scene, however, is the Lisbon record label Príncipe.
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But on "Nope," the salve of a good late-'90s hip-hop beat becomes the guiding force.
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Roger Ailes, its founder and guiding force, has been driven out by embarrassing revelations of repeated sexual harassment.
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Let these trees be your guiding force to carry you through the rest of this very pink holiday season.
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Beyond music, DeMarcus' Christian faith continues to be a guiding force in his life and that of his family.
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For Williams, her BFF is a constant guiding force and has been a source of support throughout her life.
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Michael was a guiding force in his life, part of his moral conscience, which has been spinning in Michael's absence.
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If public opinion were the guiding force, key elements of the Kochs' policy goals would be dead in the water.
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Are you playing as the characters, or acting as a guiding force—some kind of shoulder angel for the people involved?
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In the beginning, she seemed like a guiding force for her father on issues that women care about — like women's health.
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On the way down, he was the guiding force behind the adoption of a circuit-breaker mechanism intended to slow losses.
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That's a nice guiding force for anybody to think that maybe 'hey when I'm 80, I'll really be hitting my stride.
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As Phoenix might point out, the stigma Fleck faces turns out to be the most dangerous guiding force throughout the film.
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He frequently says the allegations against the department "break his heart," but behind the scenes, he has been a guiding force.
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The decision comes after "long and thoughtful deliberations" and "with the values of this institution as the guiding force," it said.
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One side is that they have made a decision to let people like me be the guiding force behind the shows.
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The political space remained constrained, and the hope that reformers would re-emerge as a guiding force has not come to fruition.
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" The guiding force here: George Carlin's statement that "It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it.
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That spirit has now become a guiding force for Mr. LaRue, 53, who owns the restaurant with Ms. McClanahan's son, Mark Bish.
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"Kofi Annan was a guiding force for good," current U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said in a statement obtained by The Associated Press.
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The legacy of Khashoggi, those killed at the Capital Gazette, and countless others serves as a guiding force for journalists around the world.
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It's always been my guiding force to support and uplift young Latino creative voices, so that is a dream come true for me.
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Scully has long credited his wife with being the guiding force of the family and loves hearing her sing Christian songs around their house.
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She was more of a guiding force than a confidante — I'd never thought of us as equals, nor had I been treated like one.
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Prince Mohammed is also the guiding force behind a plan, known as Vision 2030, to transform the kingdom and reduce its dependence on oil.
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Until two years ago, when McCarthy let McAdoo flee to join the Giants, McCarthy had been the predominant guiding force in McAdoo's career since 2004.
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The document makes clear that "America First" is more than just a campaign slogan but now a guiding force in the US's foreign policy making.
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Decide on your ethics and make them the guiding force in your life; do not make decisions that are not in line with those ethics.
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But the trailer never loses sight of Jyn as its guiding force, and it doesn't let the weight of seven other movies overwhelm her story.
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Why it matters: Long considered a bulwark of liberal democracy and a guiding force on the international stage, Merkel's longevity is unrivaled in the free world.
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" Nolan Grunwald Maya Wild"For me and so many, Prince has always been a constant, guiding force of bold, thoughtful, completely bonkers energy, sexuality, and creativity.
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They're busy raising their family in Nashville, Tennessee, and DeMarcus' Christian faith continues to be a guiding force in his life and that of his family.
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" It's life's guiding force, he says of grace: "To understand the power of grace, you must understand that life is not about me; it's about we.
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San Diego has surged to match its 2015 win total in just nine games, and it did so without quarterback Philip Rivers as its guiding force.
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Under the new constitution, the Communist Party is still the only political party allowed in Cuba, and it remains the guiding force for all government policy.
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And we wouldn't demand that person calmly practice compassion or forgiveness toward Trump himself or his voters, even if those principles are a guiding force of kindness.
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While the fortunes of both the industry and the genre themselves have waxed and waned, one thing has remained consistent: guiding force and head honcho Brian Slagel.
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After paying tribute to his grandmother as "an energetic and dedicated guiding force for her family", William read a message to the Indian people from the Queen.
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Formidable and eccentric in the way of Mediterranean aristocrats, she is the guiding force behind the foundation's rebirth as an important engine of the city's cultural scene.
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The Mexican presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador, currently leading in the polls, has endorsed a plan to make agroecological principles the guiding force behind Mexican agriculture.
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In a season that began with such uncertainty — a new coach, a new offensive scheme, new personnel — Smith's production and presence have been a constant, guiding force.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the bloc's veteran guiding force, echoed that unwillingness to speculate on what she called a "historic day" that was both "tragic and sad".
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Josh Olin Another guiding force throughout her career have been her successful (and stunning) parents, but as much as they advanced her success, they also created some handicaps.
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In the 19813s and '70s he led the Walias Band, one of the country's best-known groups and a guiding force in Addis Ababa's freshly invigorated music scene.
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She should also be appreciated as a guiding force for other Surrealists, "a woman who clearly knew what she wanted for herself and others," Ms. de Diego said.
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We may not know what new cyber policies are being put in place but it seems fair to assume the president was not a guiding force in their crafting.
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The state's long-held reputation for political thuggery has deepened since Mamata Banerjee, the AITC's founder and guiding force, captured power in 2011, ending 43 years of communist rule.
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Conservatism must remain driven by reason and logic as a guiding force for the traditional norms that it advocates, while being careful not to force itself on others indiscriminately.
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Also, no one should discount Liv's monstrous manipulator of a father, newly named series regular Joe Morton, as potentially the strongest guiding force in her life instead of Fitz.
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"I think some combination of all the electronic stuff and the moody guitar stuff I was listening to is the guiding force behind what I'm doing now," he says.
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As a youth he flirted with communism before shifting ideologically and joining the National Voluntary Service, a right-wing paramilitary group that was the guiding force behind Hindu nationalism.
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Howard was elected president of the Screen Actor's Guild in 2009 and was a guiding force in the union's 2012 merger with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.
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Anton Hofreiter, a leader of the Greens party who observed the protest on Saturday, said anti-American beliefs were not the guiding force of the campaign against the trade pact.
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In the years after its founding in 1960, the group was a guiding force in the lives of immigrants, helping them secure traction, including housing, jobs and English-language skills.
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Peep's agreement with First Access wasn't a traditional management arrangement, though the First Access co-founder Sarah Stennett became a key guiding force in his career, a quasi-parental figure.
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"He's been a guiding force in moving both the DOJ and the Department of Homeland Security to draft and implement some of the most restrictive rules on immigration," he added.
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This expansive new role is reminiscent of the status given to the Communist Party in the 1977 constitution of the Soviet Union, as "the leading and guiding force" of society.
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We want to not only be a guiding force for bands, but also help to expand possibilities for artists throughout the underground, contributing the best we have to this amazing community.
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Holger Czukay, a guiding force in the German experimental rock group Can, one of the most influential bands of the 210s, died on Tuesday at his home studio in Weilerswist, Germany.
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With Harden, a leading candidate for the league's Most Valuable Player Award, acting as the offense's guiding force at point guard, Gordon is averaging 17.7 points in 30.6 minutes per game.
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HONG KONG — Jack Ma, China's richest man and the guiding force behind its biggest e-commerce company, belongs to an elite club of power brokers, 803 million strong: the Chinese Communist Party.
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The update conveyed China's desire to build military alliances with Latin American nations and signaled its aspirations to become a guiding force on global challenges like climate change, sustainable development and cybersecurity.
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Timothy Egan Like much of the world, I've been trying to understand Stephen K. Bannon, the chief strategist and guiding force behind the chaos of Donald Trump's bizarre presidency — chaos by design.
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"When black children do what children do, the system reacts more harshly," said Christopher P. Chatmon, the executive director of the Office of African American Male Achievement and its turbo-powered guiding force.
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"I kind of kick myself for not having known about roller derby earlier in my time [in New York] because I ... think about it as a guiding force in my life," he said.
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Thanks to a newly-released patent filing, we now have a new look at an old prototype that could be a guiding force for the direction of the $4.5 billion startup's product design.
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When the accusations first surfaced this summer, it shocked many feminists that Ms. Estrich, of all people, would represent Mr. Ailes, a take-no-prisoners political operative and the guiding force of Fox News.
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Mr. Ailes, the network's founding chairman and guiding force for two decades, resigned last month after a former anchor, Gretchen Carlson, said in a suit that she was fired for refusing his sexual advances.
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But the question is absurd mostly because Curry, a 6-foot-3-inch, 185-pound point guard, is the guiding force behind the Warriors, who could be the most dominant team of all time.
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While "Variations" has reminders of Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" and Jerome Robbins's "The Cage," the guiding force of Ms. Mearns, and her direct, unfettered dancing, allows it to exist inside its own haunted house world.
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A dance exploring the notion of homage — as a guiding force and sometimes a suffocating one — "Elizabeth" is full of quotations from choreographers, including Wigman, Isadora Duncan, José Limón, Yvonne Rainer and Trisha Brown.
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She is said to have brought Kellyanne Conway and Steve Bannon into the Trump campaign, and she is a guiding force at the annual costume ball hosted by her family at its Long Island estate.
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Keeping with tradition, Pope Francis has sent a message to the newly sworn-in president, Donald Trump — and encouraged him to use concern for the poor and less fortunate as a guiding force of his administration.
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As first lady, she was a guiding force behind the current paradigm: a focus on prevention of human trafficking, protection of victims, prosecution of traffickers, and a fourth P she elevated as Secretary of State, partnership.
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Best known online as Gaijinhunter, Adam Evanko is the guiding force—the Yoda, if you will—for many a Monster Hunter fan, whether they're just starting with the games or already many hundreds of hours deep.
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Some mission statements leave an awful lot of room for collateral damage Some mission statements leave an awful lot of room for collateral damage In the startup world, moral relativism seems to be a guiding force.
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The company's announcement of his departure in June didn't hit the stock much, but he was instrumental in many of Apple's most important products and many outsiders saw him as the guiding force behind its product philosophy.
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By the new century, with nongovernment sources spending more on research, he suggested that the president's science office, which was revived in 19603, become a "window on the private sector" rather than a more aggressive guiding force.
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The guiding force behind computational design is that you feed parameters and physical properties into a model — basically limitations and desired outcomes — and get designs that would either be impossible or incredibly time consuming for humans to produce.
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Back after a two-season hiatus, they are now coached by former Canadian ice dancers Marie-France Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon, who also happen to be the guiding force behind current world champions Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron.
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While there is little doubt that Pelosi is a capable leader who has raised millions of dollars for her caucus and was a guiding force behind the passage of Obamacare, she is not an example of future leadership.
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It's about 60 miles north of Houston, inside Sam Houston National Forest, on a 2,000-acre ranch owned by Bela and Martha Karolyi, the coaching couple who defected from Romania and became the guiding force of U.S.A. Gymnastics.
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Yao Shuqi, a 28-year-old entrepreneur, is one of many who cite "The Pirates of Silicon Valley," a 1999 made-for-TV movie about Bill Gates of Microsoft and Steve Jobs of Apple, as a guiding force.
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The draft new constitution, which has 229 articles and will replace a Cold War era one, will maintain the Communist Party as the country's guiding force and the state's dominance of the economy, according to state-run media.
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You get the idea pretty quickly — and that is now the guiding force behind the restructuring of the Silicon Valley Internet giant, which has begun slowly at the company with Mayer's old trick of stealth layoffs using performance metrics.
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While the draft omits a clause from the current, 42-year-old Constitution laying out the goal of building a "communist society," it still reinforces the one-party system with the Communist Party as the guiding force in society.
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Specifically, she puts her new power to work trying to land a top basketball prospect (Shane Paul McGhie), whose eccentric father (Tracy Morgan at full-tilt crazy, for better and mostly worse) is the guiding force behind his career.
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Who knows, maybe there's some aspects of Hinduism mixed in by way of my having adopted, in a fashion halting yet improving through the years, what I understand from reading the Bhagavad-Gita: one-pointed devotion to the concept of a guiding force.
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"When we came in and built the security program [at Etsy], our guiding force was to build a security program, but one that needed to be in service of speed and control of delivery on the application delivery side of the house," he said.
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"They have a different kind of worldview, and I believe, if I understand Islam correctly, they would prefer to have the Quran be the dominant guiding force for our country versus the Constitution," Friess, founder of Friess Associates, told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Monday.
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"When you find that right piece of music, it can be the spirit and guiding force of a trailer, that gives it its pulse and rhythm," said Woollen, who used "Creep"to emphasize the human relationships within a film that tells the story of a technological phenomenon.
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Za'Darius Smith, linebacker for the Green Bay Packers, above, has been a constant guiding force; Russell Wilson, quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, is capable of doing anything and everything at any time; George Kittle, tight end for the San Francisco 49ers, lines up all over the field.
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"Matthew's indelible legacy and the enduring strength and courage of his family and loved ones serve as a guiding force for all of us in how to confront bigotry by fostering greater love, acceptance and embrace of people of all backgrounds, gender identities and sexual orientations."
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Then, most significantly, water registers as a guiding force for human settlement in a scene where the camera takes me far above a series of channels and among ports that are busy with the business of taking in, organizing, and storing resources conveyed via the sea.
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A guiding force in Toronto's SNDWRx collective even though he's from Montreal, producer DirtyDeeds has dropped his surprisingly sprawling Let's Be Friends EP. Ostensibly a futuristic bass music release, the kaleidoscopic array of styles on display here is far more ambitious than the typical collective or label compilation.
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Praising her as "a remarkably energetic and dedicated guiding force for her family," he said he was "so glad" that his children with Princess Kate, 2-year-old Prince George and nearly 1-year-old Princess Charlotte, were "having the chance to get to know" their beloved "Gan-Gan".
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Indeed, many say that Mr. Kaczynski is trying to use the Smolensk crash to reshape historical memory, placing his dead brother at the center of the country's hard march to freedom, and himself as the guiding force leading it into its next chapter, what he calls the Fourth Republic.
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The guiding force behind that impulse is Tracy Inman, the show's modern dance choreographer and consultant, who is also a director of the Ailey School — the show's fictional academy is based on the school and shot there — as well as an alumnus of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
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The guiding force behind that impulse is Tracy Inman, the show's modern dance choreographer and consultant, who is also a director of the Ailey School — the show's fictional academy is based on the school and shot there — as well as an alumnus of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
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Today, simply getting back into the game may be as meaningful for BTG, given the tumultuous nine months it has endured since its former chief executive and guiding force, André Esteves, was arrested in November on charges of obstruction of justice in the sprawling Petrobras corruption investigation, accusations he has denied.
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If this was a reflection of Obama's desire to elevate Trump, casting him as the guiding force of Republican politics for obvious political reasons, it was also a reflection of the disquieting reality that, as Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall wrote recently, "Trump is not only not winning the primary race as of now but dominating the race like no non-incumbent has in modern history."
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Yesterday the secretive South Londoner snuck an early gift into our stockings in the shape of the "Young Deaths/Nightmarket" single, and as the angels sang "I will always be there for you," it was hard not to see his music as a constant and guiding force, one that promises—just like the innocence and jubilation that seep into Christmas morning like brandy into the pudding—to last forever.
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Joining Ms. Quackenbush at the four microphones strung across the stage under colored lights (Jamie Roderick, Mr. Roderick's son, did the lighting) are Natalie Toro as Annie, the only Bikini who lives at Sandy Shores; Lori Hammel as Jodi, once the group's guiding force and now a lawyer; and Marinda Anderson as Barbara, the Bikini who unintentionally steered the group into the disco era by falling in love with a nightclub bouncer.
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