For he stands on the threshold of the Last Judgment.
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We stand on the threshold of a brave new world.
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"We're just on the threshold of all this," he says.
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Then he is here on the threshold of my bedroom.
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Labour "on the threshold of power" The Labour leader will tell party activists in Brighton that the party is "on the threshold of power" with recent polls suggesting that Labour is ahead of the Conservatives.
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She is on the threshold of opening doors for fellow Thais in MMA.
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Were they on the threshold of a new beginning or a terrible mistake?
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" Twenty minutes later, Tyson was saying, "We stand on the threshold of great discoveries . . .
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The country is on "the threshold of a constitutional crisis," a former judge writes.
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"I had an expensive education," he says, on the threshold of his massive library.
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Feels like hours, maybe even days… I'm on the threshold of going to the other place.
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"We are on the threshold of the fourth industrial paradigm, another revolution," Likhachyov said on Thursday.
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There was no doubt that this particular Prussian believed he was on the threshold of execution.
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That prospect prompted some Republicans to warn that Trump was on the threshold of dangerous territory.
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But we stand in life at midnight; we are always on the threshold of a new dawn.
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But here we all are, on the threshold of 60, and still deeply connected to one another.
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Ibsen left his unlikely maverick of a heroine on the threshold of a dark and undefined future.
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"It's kind of exciting to be here because we're actually on the threshold of doing something," Welch said.
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"The industry is on the threshold of enormous change, and they need those economies of scale," he said.
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He would not sit in silence as millions today stand on the threshold of losing their right to vote.
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China, which has enjoyed 40 years of transformative growth, senses that it is on the threshold of something great.
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If he hadn't taken the issue on, he would most likely be on the threshold of his second term.
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In other words, we really are on the threshold of taking planetary science from our solar system into the galaxy.
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It sought clarity and certainty from a mind that, in literature and life, often "vacillated on the threshold of consummation".
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As he stands on the threshold of power, could AMLO be setting himself up to for his own political martyrdom?
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Yet general relativity's ability to describe gravity falters on the threshold of singularities, where the curvature of spacetime becomes infinite.
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The man in the center of the above photo is Gabe Fowler, the event's organizer, standing on the threshold of greatness.
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If humans are to stand on the threshold of the stars, it would be nice if they could do so together.
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Actress Virginia Leith, known for her roles in movies like On the Threshold of Space and Toward the Unknown, has died.
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"A person with migraines is just on the threshold of setting off this big cascade of chemical and electrical events," she said.
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AVs are on the threshold of being able to drive, without human supervision, within limited and carefully mapped areas (see special report).
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He could feel himself on the threshold of pain, and that was the closest he ever got these days to feeling anything.
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And on the threshold of this, Trump and Iran appear to be competing to put a match to another potentially incendiary confrontation.
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We may be on the threshold of a harsh new era of hands-off environmental governance, that will worsen Americans' mounting environmental vulnerabilities.
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America was on the threshold of virtually unlimited reserves of energy, he reminded them — and he wasn't going to give up America's energy advantage.
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On the threshold of a promising medical career, the 36-year-old resident at Stanford University received a diagnosis of Stage 4 lung cancer.
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And, after years of labour, many of them think they are on the threshold of success, and that cryopreservation will soon become a valuable technology.
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With European pressure and a reform-minded administration, Ukraine stood on the threshold of true reform, as international pressure aligned with the new Zelensky regime.
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Leith went on to land lead roles in films like On the Threshold of Space, Toward the Unknown, Violent Saturday and A Kiss Before Dying.
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Corbyn told his Labour Party's annual conference on Wednesday that they were "on the threshold of power", roughly level with the Conservatives in opinion polls.
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Right now, the generic congressional ballot is right on the threshold of what most experts think would be needed for Democrats to win the House.
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Steady progress was made over time by others, however, and today we are finally on the threshold of seeing homomorphic encryption deployed in daily business use.
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As we stand poised on the threshold of electing a new president, the conversation around job creation must focus on strengthening the environment for American manufacturing.
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It all happens here on the threshold of mountains and deserts, land that begs to be enjoyed, explored, and woven into the fabric of your work.
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"We're right on the threshold" of losing on health care, a White House official told CNN on Monday night, shortly after the White House's statement on Syria.
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Responding to the Republican opposition in the Senate to the current bill, a White House official conceded, "We're right on the threshold" of losing on health care.
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Ninety-six percent of the tap water in Gaza is now unfit for human consumption, and Gaza's only freshwater aquifer is on the threshold of irreversible contamination.
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The top American negotiator, Zalmay Khalilzad, said over the weekend that the two sides were on "the threshold of an agreement" after the latest round of negotiations.
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As she stands on the threshold of her house, she looks at me, sees me in the shadows, and changes her mind, making her way to my house.
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The human figures that are found in the show are kind of anti-Pygmalions — not sculpture on the threshold of animation, but sculpture on the precipice of decomposing.
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Today, with Donald J. Trump, whose election Mr. Bannon helped engineer, on the threshold of power, the 93 film "In the Face of Evil" has a prophetic ring.
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Unlike the normal internet, this quantum internet would be perfectly secure, an issue of paramount importance as we stand on the threshold of the age of quantum computing.
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In "On the Threshold of Winter," Ms. Hong learned to trust its requirements for a very clean, focused sound with minimal vibrato, creating lines simultaneously incisive and vulnerable.
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Gary Johnson may not have maximized his opportunity last night, but the fundamentals he brought, which have placed the party on the threshold of success, remain firmly in place.
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But if you're actively dating, you probably already know that we're on the threshold of "cuffing season," when the temperatures drop and the social pressure to partner up rises.
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Here's Smith's concern: For the first time, the world is on the threshold of technology that would give a government the ability to follow anyone anywhere, and everyone everywhere.
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She should therefore adhere to the Supreme Court's instruction that constitutional rights are not simply granted to those merely on the "threshold of initial entry" to the United States.
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"We stand on the threshold of a significant moment for Britain as we begin the negotiations that will lead us towards a new partnership with Europe," May said on Monday.
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"There is no question, however, that the challenges we face with Iran would be much worse if Iran were also on the threshold of building a nuclear weapon," Obama said.
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In May, governors collectively warned that the nation was on the threshold of a public health emergency if it did not act to prepare for and combat the Zika virus.
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"Today, we are on the threshold of automated driving," Herbert Grebenc, BMW's head of real estate management said in written remarks prepared for delivery at a news conference in Prague.
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Harper's spikiness is on a level with that of Mr. Garfield's Prior, and when they meet "on the threshold of revelation" in shared hallucinations, they are a wonderfully matched set.
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Moderate Republicans who were already on the fence about the bill are even more skittish about it now, and a White House official admitted, "We're right on the threshold" of losing.
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Op-Ed Contributor In recent years, Russia and the United States have started rebuilding their Cold War nuclear arsenals, putting the world on the threshold of a dangerous new arms race.
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The potential for new therapies that can reduce that threat has never been greater, as scientists stand on the threshold of a new frontier that is redefining what is medically possible.
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It's a common conundrum for women who find themselves on the threshold of a fantastic new career path while they're pregnant: do you reveal to your future employer that you're expecting?
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In a country where inexperience is on the threshold of power and such pillars of stability as existed are trembling, or crumbled, it will be astonishing if such reform will be possible.
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Dear Aarti,It makes me feel so proud today to see you standing in front of me as a confident young woman right on the threshold of an exciting journey through life.
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He was determined to return to the subject of "On the Threshold of Winter," and the commission from Ojai and several other organizations offered him the chance to write a companion piece.
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But what about a third reported Irving choice, Minnesota, where Karl-Anthony Towns is on the threshold of greatness, and Jimmy Butler and Andrew Wiggins could help compose the next super team?
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We're on the threshold of a new era of American progress and I believe we have only need to join forces together and cross that threshold into a new era of American prosperity.
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From DJI's Drones to Blockchain being used to change transactions online, and personalized medicine to artificial intelligence, we live on the threshold of the most profound changes that could also become pointless distractions.
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Ever since the announcement that a first draft of the human genome had been sequenced, scientists and politicians have been claiming we're on the threshold of a new era of personalized genomic medicine.
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Klimt, who died of a stroke, was middle-aged and successful, while Schiele, felled at 21900 by the influenza pandemic, along with his pregnant wife, was on the threshold of a brilliant career.
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Unnecessary suffering, untasted joys, unexercised talents, wasted lives: These are everywhere, if you have eyes to see; and if you also have a heart to feel, then you're on the threshold of socialism.
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But he switched presidency with the compliant prime minister, Dmitry Medvedev, for one term and is now on the threshold of his fourth presidency -- plus one spot as prime marionetteer as prime minister.
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Some analysts think the world is on the threshold of a "new nuclear age" where Cold War rules and assumptions about deterrence no longer apply and the likelihood of nuclear use is greatly increasing.
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What&aposs more, recent research found that the Greenland ice sheet is thawing nearly six times as fast as it did in the 1980s and Antarctica is on the threshold of an irreversible melt.
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Central American migrants stuck on the threshold of the U.S. in Mexico breached the border fence, risking almost certain detention by U.S. authorities but hoping the illegal entry will allow them to apply for asylum.
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"We now stand on the threshold of the next era of discovery," Yale astronomer Debra Fischer said at a press conference at the American Association for the Advancement of Science's annual meeting in Austin, Texas.
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Employing different methodologies to investigate, intervene, and assemble, the artists in the exhibition reveal subjects on the threshold of politics and the outskirts of legality: the robot, the refugee, the environment, the startup, and others.
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Often the works include a glimpse of a child, a being more open to the imaginative adventures that adults tend to refuse, one who is always on the threshold of becoming something new and different.
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In a manifesto entitled "Russia on the Threshold of the New Millennium", published on December 22000th 280, two days before Mr Yeltsin handed him the reins of power, Mr Putin proclaimed the supremacy of gosudarstvo.
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The country's constitutional council ratified the resignation on Wednesday, formally ending the rule of a man who had locked down Algeria's politics for a generation, but leaving the country on the threshold of new uncertainties.
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It often feels as though the national team is permanently on the threshold of a success it never quite reaches, as if it's built to thrive on medium-size stages but fizzle on large ones.
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Granryd said that we are on the threshold of 5G and intelligent connectivity, with 1.3 billion 5G connections forecast by 2025, but no one knows the full potential of the technology and how it might develop.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins are on the threshold of a milestone moment, needing one win to become the first major sports team in the city to win a championship at home since the Pittsburgh Pirates in 23.
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Mr. Hersch's monodrama "On the Threshold of Winter" (2014) was inspired by his own struggle with cancer, the death of a close friend and texts by Marin Sorescu, a Romanian poet who died of liver cancer.
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Thanks to Pollan and many others, we may now be on the threshold of a period in which ancient spiritual practices and modern medical research can combine to bring clarity and healing to many troubled souls.
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In fact, at the time the nuclear deal was negotiated, Iran was on the threshold of becoming a nuclear state with the ability to produce enough highly enriched uranium for a weapon in a matter of weeks.
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But while the show positions itself on the threshold of a spectacularly tumultuous era, it approaches that era through notably low-key art, work that relies for its effects more on information delivery than on visual punch.
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Seeking to raise Arthur's spirits as he hovered on the threshold of his final illness (he died in 2004), John Lithgow started reading aloud to his father the same stories his father had once read aloud to him.
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Last year Tsitsipas lost in the final round of qualifying at Flushing Meadows, but he comes to New York as the 15th seed and brimming with confidence, a future Grand Slam winner on the threshold of tennis greatness.
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"The goal of America and its regional allies is, through exerting pressure and economic shortages, to say we have hit a dead end on the threshold of the 40th anniversary of the Islamic revolution," Zanganeh said, according to SHANA.
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But he also quarreled with the wrong people in the Warriors' front office, fueled by what insiders considered a self-righteousness that prompted his firing and the coming of Steve Kerr with the team on the threshold of a championship.
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Given the fact that the automotive industry is on the threshold of a series of revolutions (Bill Ford Jr.'s words — not ours), it feels like a bad time to feel the need to shake things up and redefine your brand.
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Young Cambodians are coming of age in a still-poor but quickly developing country: with gross national income of $1,020 per person in 2014, Cambodia is on the threshold of the World Bank's definition of a lower-middle-income country.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Central American migrants stuck on the threshold of the United States in Mexico breached the border fence on Monday, risking almost certain detention by U.S. authorities but hoping the illegal entry will allow them to apply for asylum.
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"The threats you are proffering that you're stating vis-a-vis Syria should make us seriously worried, all of us, because we could find ourselves on the threshold of some very sad and serious events," Nebenzia told U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley.
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"Parliament has today backed the government in its determination to get on with the job of leaving the EU ... We are now on the threshold of the most important negotiation for our country in a generation," Davis said in a statement.
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The question going forward is whether the momentum can be sustained to erect a stable deterrence regime between the two, or whether perceived abrogation of this declaration by either side will once again place us on the threshold of war.
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Wu has written a "Hidden Persuaders" for the 21st century, just as we stand squarely on the threshold of a post-broadcast world where the algorithmic nano-targeting of electronic media knows our desires and impulses before we know them ourselves.
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In the season premiere, she captures Max locking eyes with a sad-faced woman in a store aisle, a tiny, haunting, unexplained moment that captures the wonder and terror in that moment of standing on the threshold of adult life.
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" America is on the threshold of entering a new era of sustainable agriculture and food production, and its important we get this right for farmers, consumers, U.S. companies, and the world as a whole, " said Jim Greenwood, chief executive of the organization.
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"I was so overwhelmed by grief for Nicky, who was just on the threshold of his life, that I began to feel guilty that I was not able to grieve for my father, whom I really adored, in the same way," she said.
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Just before the top American negotiator, Zalmay Khalilzad, said the two sides were on "the threshold of an agreement," the Taliban attacked poorly defended provincial capitals and forced the Afghan government to send in commandos to keep the cities from being overrun.
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U.S. defense and intelligence officials have assessed the North to be on the threshold of having the capability to strike anywhere in the continental U.S. with a nuclear-tipped missile — a capacity that Trump and other U.S. officials have said they would not tolerate.
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" The group broke its silence on Thursday to confirm the deaths of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, its leader, and his heir apparent; to announce a new leader; and to warn America that the Islamic State "is now on the threshold of Europe and Central Africa.
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U.S. defense and intelligence officials have repeatedly assessed the North to be on the threshold of having the capability to strike anywhere in the continental U.S. with a nuclear-tipped missile — a capacity that Trump and other U.S. officials have said they would not tolerate.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Brooks Koepka went largely unrecognised when he went to a local fitness centre with Dustin Johnson before Saturday's third round at the PGA Championship but by day's end he was on the threshold of golf's most elite club of young players.
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He warned that Russia was "on the threshold" of moving from a concentrated epidemic, where HIV is highly prevalent in one subset of the population, to a generalised epidemic, where HIV rates among the general population are sufficient for sexual networking to drive new infections.
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While it is impossible to say how these various strands will play out, it is clear that the discord and weeks of bad publicity have revealed weaknesses in a party that, only a year ago, believed it was on the threshold of power after depriving Mrs.
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Just think of how young people on the threshold of adulthood see the world when a person who embodies the antithesis of character qualities their mothers and fathers worked so hard to instill — honesty, fairness, compassion, generosity — rises to occupy the most powerful office in the world.
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"Given the early confusion on whether gravitational waves are physical and the fact that the gravitational wave observatories are now on the threshold of opening a new window on the universe, it is important that the theoretical foundations of the subject be solid," the Penn State group writes.
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Trump has repeatedly balked on the threshold of swapping DACA protection for money to build his wall, in apparent concern about how his base would respond, even when Democrats were willing to spend $25 billion on border security that he could have spun as funding for the wall.
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In response to her death, he wrote the monodrama "On the Threshold of Winter," which rendered the terror and indignities of terminal illness so viscerally that at its premiere in Brooklyn in 2014, it left the audience shellshocked and the soloist, the soprano Ah Young Hong, in tears.
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Further presidential threats or epithets toward Kim Jong Un would become an additional obstacle to the establishment of effective dialogue channels necessary to reduce the prospects of military confrontation, just at the moment when North Korea is on the threshold of a nuclear strike capability on the United States.
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"The fascinating vapor of Juche satellite trailing in the clear and blue sky in spring of February on the threshold of the Day of the Shining Star, the greatest national holiday of Kim Il Sung's Korea, is a gift of most intense loyalty..." she said, after announcing details of the launch.
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Anti-abortion activists proclaimed that they were on the threshold of a historic moment: "In the history of the right-to-life movement, there has never been a more important time for us to come together and stand united," Carol Tobias, the president of National Right to Life, wrote in a July newsletter.
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"We are now on the threshold of the most important negotiation for our country in a generation," David Davis, the U.K. minister responsible for Brexit negotiation, said in a statement On Thursday, Kenny will meet with President Donald Trump as part of a tradition between the two countries during the week of St. Patrick's Day.
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Related: Drug Addicts Are Dying in Crimea Because They Can't Get Therapy He warned that Russia was "on the threshold" of moving from a concentrated epidemic, where HIV is highly prevalent in one subset of the population, to a generalized epidemic, where HIV rates among the general population are sufficient for sexual networking to drive new infections.
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While tanking engineered or authorized by inept owners such as Dolan continues to plague the league, a gimpy Durant laid it all on the line in Game 5 of the recent finals for the Golden State Warriors — a team he apparently had every intention of leaving — and suffered a devastating Achilles' tendon injury on the threshold of free agency.
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CreditCreditKirsten Luce for The New York Times The strangers slept no more than a dozen steps apart in a housing project in the South Bronx — she on a cot pushed up against the wall in the living room of her ailing mother's apartment, and he in a narrow, airless hallway of the building, on the threshold of his family's door.
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