I just wish there was more happening with the vehicular action.
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Yes, there's more happening than just a family vacation — much more.
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Take a beat, there's much more happening and at stake right now.
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However, she does admit there's a bit more happening behind-the-scenes.
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I think there's a lot more happening when the computer boots up.
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But here again, there may be more happening than meets the eye.
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There's a whole hell of a lot more happening here than just pinching.
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There is more and more happening in your head with each new mission.
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There's so much more happening, and that's what we want to talk about.
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"This is a story that seems to be more and more happening," he said.
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The lobby of Trump Tower is a way more happening spot than you'd think.
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There have been four drawdowns of 28500,6900 troops or more, happening 2628 to 28503 years apart.
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Your teeth aren't supposed to move like that, but there's more happening here than meets the eye.
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Is there really more happening in the world these days, or are we simply hearing more about it?
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Astronomers have long known that there's more happening on the surface of the Sun than meets the eye.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES CONGRESS: There's more happening this week in the Capitol than investigations and constitutional clashes.
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" On Fox News, Mr. Trump said, "This is a story that seems to be more and more happening.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We have to acknowledge that there is so much more happening in the world than Donald Trump.
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Fresh out of college, he said, many of them are simply hungry to check out a more happening town.
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Yes, there is still a serial killer running around, but there's so much more happening that you may forget that.
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Though the day will be dominated by the women's singles final, there is a lot more happening at Roland Garros.
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Yet as he navigated a course through the finest stretch of his career there was much more happening below the surface.
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So now you have a situation where there's so much more happening, and I don't think hospitals are staffed for it.
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I stood alongside them and photographed the boat approaching, but there was so much more happening there than they all seemed to realize.
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They share a dance and a kiss in the blackout before she goes running out the door, afraid of anything more happening between them.
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If a character looks like they're just scary, or crazy or whatever, there's so much more happening than just someone going about their day.
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On the other hand, extroverts' nervous systems react less to stimulation, which means that they feel at their best when there is more happening.
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On top of that, I now realize that there's so much more happening on Game of Thrones than I previously gave it credit for.
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But while we know climate change is warming the Arctic air, there is a lot more happening under the ice that we don't fully understand.
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The Property Brothers may be all fun and pranks on their show, but there's a lot more happening behind the scenes than fans may think.
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If it sounds like too much to do within five hours, it is — but there's plenty more happening at Disneyland Resort daily starting Sept. 6.
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But there seems to be more happening than history repeating and blue-leaning states staying blue, according to Democratic and Republican operatives across the region.
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We're only one episode into the new season, but knowing Sorrentino, there's more happening here than just some nuns acting out a deleted scene from Elite.
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"There's a lot more happening behind the scenes in terms of folks maneuvering to line up fundraisers, political talent, how they're going to put a campaign together," Shrum said.
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But given their complexities of form and content, it seems likely that there's a lot more happening in the minds of his viewers than what mirror neurons can cause.
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The incident could be retaliation by the United States for Russian political hacking, which would be big enough news on its own, but there was lots more happening this week.
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Sure, everything seems to culminate at the games, but there's so much more happening between those big, global events and it's gotten even easier to follow them in the internet age.
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Gossage instead wants to insist that there's always more happening in a photograph than its putative subject, that a photograph is always in the first place a record of an optical experience.
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There's more going on, the buildings have gotten taller—there's more happening here than when I first moved here, and I've enjoyed the kind of work you can generate when you live here.
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And there's so much more happening in this sprightly book — Heidi's odd jobs, two entire unrelated scandals, plenty of hockey — that as soon as the momentum flags you're on to the next play.
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Of course, there's plenty more happening in Fortnite at the moment: the game is currently in the midst of a Star Wars crossover event, which, among other things, includes the addition of lightsabers to the game.
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There is so much more happening here than this show represents and it's unfair to Latin America and the rest of the world to limit and constrain the lion's share of an entire continent to 45 works.
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There's a lot more happening here than on the average pair of headphones so the battery taking a hit is understandable but Doppler Labs initially was promising battery life of about double what it ended up shipping with.
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Although a secretary of Agriculture has a full plate just dealing with issues within the Department (USDA), there is so much more happening outside of USDA that affects the ability of America's farmers and ranchers to make ends meet.
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There's a lot more happening this week, including Hollywood Babylon: A Re-Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome, a group show organized by Deitch, Nicodim, and Autre Magazine that conjures the ghosts of LA's dark and decadent side, located in the former site of Spago.
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"There's very little variance among customers in a five-star hotel, whereas with When in Roam, you'll get bachelorette parties staying at an Airbnb on Capitol Hill or someone staying with their grandmother in Fremont," he said, referring to two of Seattle's more happening neighborhoods.
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In a mysterious development that occurred almost simultaneously with the wave of arrests, the son of the former crown prince, Prince Mansour bin Muqrin, died in an aircraft crash on Sunday, adding to the sense that there's much more happening in Saudi Arabia than meets the eye.
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The Dhallywood Film and Music Awards is organized by New York-based company Time Music. The presence of renowned cultural personalities of the country and the expatriates make it more happening. Every year this award is announced and the ceremony took place in USA.
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The cover art came about because I thought people were tired of looking at me. Who wants another picture of him? I would only want so many pictures of my woman, then I would want the real thing. What would be a little more happening than just another picture would be if there was some way I could materialize in people's cribs when they play the record.
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Recently, new routes have been started using trekkers from Ghoraghata station to neighboring regions such as Bakshi and Chakur. This has resulted in a significant growth in the number of daily commuters from these areas who use the trekker service to reach the Ghoraghata train station and then travel by train. These "daily passengers" (as referred to in the local parlance) is gradually making Ghoraghata a more happening and busy station.
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Unlike virtually all of L'Engle's other novels, Ilsa was never republished or reprinted for years. Although no official explanation has ever been given, the book's continued unavailability appeared to stem from the author's own reported dissatisfaction with the book. As an early work, Ilsa lacks the positive themes of family, love, faith, and overcoming adversity that are so prevalent in L'Engle's later novels. The plot may also be considered somewhat unsatisfactory, with more happening to the characters than being done by them.
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Dhallywood star Ferdous who has previously anchored this event twice over, along with five Bangladeshi artistes—Monalisa, Momo, Badhon, Munmun, Prova; four foreign artistes—Sofi, Adwina, Jessica, Diana and a number of professional dance artistes participated in a show mingling both eastern and western tunes. Followed the spirited performance, Ferdous unveiled two 'Bagher Bachcha' (tiger cubs) -- Chanchal Chowdhury and Mosharraf Karim and assigned them to anchor the program. The fun-loving audience gave them a hearty round of applause. To make it more happening, Lux-Channel i stars Ishana and Orsha assisted them in anchoring.
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Quite thrown off, Pinu initially refuses but finally lets him join as a cook, who also does a stand-up act in the evenings. On the same day, he hires a new cashier - Renu (Gul Panag), a young art student from India, who has a passion for caricatures. Life changes dramatically for Pinu as his restaurant Gaylord begins to transform... Renu works on the get-up of the place, makes cheerful caricatures for customers while Kamlesh is a fabulous cook with a great talent for making people laugh in his acts. Soon, the restaurant is more happening and the business is much better than before.
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Recording at one of Chicago's more happening venues, the Cellar, the Shadows of Knight's setlist for the performance — speculated to have occurred in December 1966 — is composed mainly of blues covers taken from the band's first album. The songs "Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day", "Hey Joe", and "Gospel Zone" that represent some of the Back Door Men album, also figure into the Raw N' Alive set. The band noticeably emits a more angst-induced and punkish grit, channeling their own musical stance through the style of the Yardbirds and the Rolling Stones. Raw 'n' Alive also serves as a well-drawn document for the Shadow of Knight's progression as musical artists, with music historian Richie Unterberger pointing to "'It Takes a Long Time Comin', an original that never made it to the studio, makes extensive elastic allusions to the Beatles' 'Taxman', Frank Zappa is quoted elsewhere and, most impressively, the group pushes 'Hey Joe' toward the stratosphere, finding a comfortable intersection between a Yardbirds rave-up and proto-psychedelic drone".
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