I used to be on the other side of the fence.
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But she was always on the other side of the fence.
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Jamie Love sits on the other side of the fence to John.
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At least two soldiers approach from the other side of the fence.
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The other side of the fence always has that neat, green lawn.
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The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
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Who was in that patrol vehicle on the other side of the fence?
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It's always easier to say from the other side of the fence looking in.
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And that those on the other side of the fence get a fairer hearing?
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A U.N. observer post could be seen just on the other side of the fence.
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But Lee has been through the acquisition process from the other side of the fence, too.
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I realized I'd be better suited on the other side of the fence with the entrepreneurs.
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On the other side of the fence, seeking help from within the LGBTQ community is complex.
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When I moved to America in the early 2000s, I saw the other side of the fence.
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On the other side of the fence, financials were suffering ahead of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy announcement.
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Things get worse if you take a peek over the other side of the fence at Apple's iOS numbers.
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On the other side of the fence are Samsung and Huawei, both of which have announced a foldable phone.
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If you're on the other side of the fence, I can't support you even if you have a good idea.
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Twenty miles to the east is Denver; on the other side of the fence is Candelas, a new suburb development.
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"By the time they got here, the dogs had dragged her to the other side of the fence," Doris Hutcherson explained.
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My political career began on the other side of the fence from the liberal filmmaker Michael Moore -- both literally and figuratively.
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On the other side of the fence, the surviving members of Hilltop and the Kingdom are setting up home in Alexandria.
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It signals alignment of incentives that will potentially diminish many concerns held by those on the other side of the fence.
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It's Underwood's worst nightmare, and on the other side of the fence, it sounds like he was ready to bail entirely.
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The only other explanation, as one Twitter user posited, is that Chang was caught on the other side of the fence.
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They like that they can see through the links and know what is happening on the other side of the fence.
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We have one intention, not to allow terrorist attacks against our civilians and troops on the other side of the fence.
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Now, United States Border guards on the other side of the fence were so close the migrants could hear their laughter.
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Back at the staging area, the L.V.C. delegation ate boxed lunches while islanders watched from the other side of the fence.
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Now, she is on the other side of the fence, where she will defend corporate clients in investigations and other matters.
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It's an attempt to woo voters on the other side of the fence who still back Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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The little boy wandered in by himself and became upset when he saw his mother on the other side of the fence.
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"Some pilots are taking them to ports that don't need visas," Wildgoose said, gesturing to the crowd on the other side of the fence.
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Once she is on the other side of the fence, the girl can be seen crying as Pitt stands by her side until medics arrive.
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" The Post report continued: "Two other young men carried large knives and said they wanted to kill Jews on the other side of the fence.
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On the other side of the fence lies dog treats, toys and a full length mirror, so your dog can gaze at its own cuteness.
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"If you think the grass is greener somewhere else, go munch some grass on the other side of the fence," she tells Harvard Business Review.
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Mr. Swartz's defense has argued that he opened fire in response to people, including José Antonio, throwing rocks from the other side of the fence.
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In Gaza, protesters have begun gathering thousands of mirrors which they hope to use to blind Israeli soldiers on the other side of the fence.
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Many members of both parties have been on the other side of the fence on filibusters, as change in control of the Senate is now a regular feature.
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" In the same article, the Post stated: "Two other young men carried large knives and said they wanted to kill Jews on the other side of the fence.
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While her friend ran to get help, Standley waited patiently for minutes while the dog continued to chew on her arm from the other side of the fence.
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"THE grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" originates from a Latin phrase, quoted by Ovid, to do with envying another man's fruitful harvest.
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Cliché sayings about how to get and stay married abound: Opposites attract, don't go to bed angry, the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
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On the other side of the fence, he found an unattended airport pickup truck, and drove it on to the apron where the planes park to load passengers, Conahan said.
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But when I realized what I was doing, it dawned on me: You better not be doing this because you're supposed to be on the other side of the fence.
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And if her clients do sell, Ms. Field said, they are often eager, naturally, to take advantage of the declining market from the other side of the fence, as buyers.
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Reuters TV footage showed migrants walking near the Greek border, some carrying plastic bags and small children, while Greek police and border vehicles patrolled on the other side of the fence.
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I'm always sick of watching TV and only one side gets a voice, and I thought it would be interesting to try to humanize this completely other side of the fence.
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On the other side of the fence, the WTO has also been getting slammed for failing to rein in China for what the U.S. has repeatedly called its unfair trade practices.
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But there is a whole new ball of wax here, and it makes it very difficult to sort of ignore the things that are being revealed on the other side of the fence.
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In the decades before he became a politician, Trump was often on the other side of the fence, trying to influence them in critical battles and occasionally breaking some laws in the process.
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In fact, a new Bitcoin bull run would likely inspire experts on the other side of the fence to start predicting extremely high price figures again — and possibly spark another wave of euphoria.
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On the other hand, if the camera lingers too long, if the camera enjoys itself, if the camera becomes voyeuristic or prurient, then you fell off of the other side of the fence.
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Members of the Border Welfare Committee - which is based in the city of K athua - said that thousands of hectares of Indian farmland now sit untouched on the other side of the fence.
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Members of the Border Welfare Committee - which is based in the city of K athua - said that thousands of hectares of Indian farmland now sit untouched on the other side of the fence.
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After working with the world's biggest game at FIFA, Weil now finds himself on the other side of the fence in a sport which has to fight hard to attract sponsorship and fans.
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I chose to watch the parade from inside the square, on the other side of the fence, where I had a better view of the somber funeral procession, accompanied by the festive carnival music.
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When you reach across the aisle and open your heart and mind, you might just find that you have more in common than you think with the guy on the other side of the fence.
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But after being on the other side of the fence a handful of times, I understand that as much as people want to help, they have the same number of hours as the rest of us.
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The man descended a fire escape and then scaled a fence on Stillwell Avenue, where he nearly fell on a sergeant and an officer who were on the other side of the fence, Chief O'Neill said.
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Given that the news industry has thinned in recent years due to cuts and changes in the digital landscape, it's perhaps not surprising that many former journalists now find themselves on the other side of the fence.
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And it's much easier to be on the other side of the fence pointing back at a successful business saying, 'Oh yeah, that would have been so nice, I wish I would have done something like that.
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Border communities in New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas complained of the "militarization" of the border and the abuses of Border Patrol agents (even when those abuses were against Mexican citizens on the other side of the fence).
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Mr. Khaas was one of thousands of young Palestinians who charged the fence in waves, engaged in what seemed a logic-defying game of chicken with the highly armed Israeli soldiers arrayed on the other side of the fence.
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On the other side of the fence is fellow hedge fund giant Jim Chanos, who said during a CNBC interview on the sidelines of Delivering Alpha that he is short Valeant and not planning on covering his position anytime soon.
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The bull backs off and Konia's father returns to relative safety on the other side of the fence Konia told One News Now that his father Mac was brought up on a farm and had no intention of backing down.
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Around 200 Palestinians have been killed and thousands injured by Israeli fire at the protests, Gaza medics say, as the demonstrations turned into an often deadly standoff between Gazans hurling rocks and petrol bombs and Israel troops on the other side of the fence.
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"With the Obama administration introducing trans-friendly policies, and with same-sex marriage becoming legal, society is moving forward and people on the other side of the fence realize it's not an issue," says Matt Skallerud, president of Pink Banana Media, a company that specializes in LGBTQ online marketing.
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Women took purposeful steps to reshape their fortunes while, on the other side of the fence, our beloved Tyrion Lannsplained slavery to former slaves and the High Sparrow did his usual poverty-porn self-mythologizing for Margaery, who sees his empty brand-burnishing pieties for what they really are.
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At the Fazenda Nossa Senhora, a large property with 1,000 head of cattle, on one side of fencing there is land where cattle raising is permitted under a 2009 agreement between the major meatpackers and Greenpeace to halt deforestation — but not on the other side of the fence because of burning there in recent years.
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For anyone who's reading this and thinking "how am I ever going to figure out how to solve these puzzles on my own," I myself would like nothing more than to be able to nonchalantly turn plywood into lattice, so it goes to show you that the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
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But, for a moment, it felt like the young intern standing on the other side of the fence, outfitted in a trucker hat and muscle tank, had somehow recognized a latent fear of mine: that I would someday fail at my life and end up in a small town like this, and that it would leave me feeling dead inside.
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The play fluidly depicts the conflicts and anxieties simmering among working-class people of all backgrounds in a factory town where the factories have been folding, as of course they have across America, leaving hundreds of thousands without jobs — and seething with the anger that Mr. Trump and, on the other side of the fence, Mr. Sanders have tapped into.
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"Bear, who was playing with what he thought was a toy — he bit down too hard and didn't see that there was a child on the other side of the fence," Jessica Nusz, a friend of the dogs' owner, wrote in the Care2 appeal with the hope that enough signatures will convince authorities at Davis County Animal Control to release the dogs, who have been in quarantine since the incident took place.
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Misrach's series is divided into eight cantos, all of them focused on specific visual elements of the border that suggest its many associated communities: the wall itself; the surrounding found artifacts; civilian infrastructure beside the wall; Border Patrol shooting ranges; the objects agents use to track migrants; scarecrow-like sculptures with mysterious origins; the many water barrels placed by humanitarian groups since 2000; and views of life as seen through the other side of the fence.
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Film historian Roberto Curti described Nude for Satan as walking a thin edge between erotic horror and pornography as other films of the period did. Curti described the film as "tempted to jump to the other side of the fence but still retaining some prudish reservation".
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He narrates the story from prison, awaiting a death sentence. As a jobless youth Sibiya wanders the city of Durban and reaches the segregated beach. There he finds a white girl on the other side of the fence (on the white side of the beach). They silently exchange looks and enter into a muted affair.
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Tus depicting popular mythical stories of Iran. Simurgh (Phoenix) decoration outside of Nadir Divan-Beghi madrasah, Bukhara. The most famous legendary character in the Persian epics and mythology is Rostam. On the other side of the fence is Zahhak, a symbol of despotism who was, finally, defeated by Kāve, who led a popular uprising against him.
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The stamps were manufactured from erasers. The plan also involved the support of two Rabbis, detainee David Kahane, and the Johannesburg Rabbi, Levi Rabinowitz, who smuggled in vital information. Having crawled to the other side of the fence, a ride was there to take them to the Uganda. From there, they made it to Belgian Congo.
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Luhrs Athletic Complex, located behind the wellness center at 1500 Morton Avenue, is composed of one field each for soccer, baseball, softball as well as an open grassy practice area adjacent to the baseball field on Sheridan Avenue. Luhrs was renovated in 2004. Residential houses sit immediately on the other side of the fence of the soccer field.
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When he goes for a walk he finds a woman, Shannon Laurence (Ffion Jones) with her leg impaled on a fence. Dom's mobile phone is broken and Shannon's is on the other side of the fence. He tries to retrieve it and cuts his hand. As they both have open wounds he is not allowed to treat Shannon because it will infect her.
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Over the next six years, the act appeared in New York theaters and on tours throughout the country. In 1913, after opening in New York at the Union Square, the group toured 13 cities in 17 weeks. Charley Foy made his film debut this year, in a Majestic Motion Picture film short, "The Other Side of the Fence", as a precocious youth who has many adventures.
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Armed with cluster bomb units (CBUs), the fighter bombers were poised to pounce upon any enemy anti- aircraft positions identified by other aircraft. On the other side of the fence, the North Vietnamese transported and/or stored 70,000 tons of supplies in 3,000 trucks with a net loss of 13.5 percent during the year. During the same period about 80,000 PAVN troops made the trip south.Victory in Vietnam, p.
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In one DVD release, only seven of the eight (then) extant episodes were included, in spite of the cover stating that it contained all the surviving episodes. The eighth episode (Other Side of the Fence) was included on the Likely Lads and Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? combined box set, as an 'extra' rather than in chronological order. The two episodes rediscovered in 2018 have been released, with the feature film made in 1976.
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A couple, their adult son and two adult daughters live in a fenced in compound. The children have no knowledge of the outside world; their parents say they will be ready to leave once they lose a dogtooth, and that one can only leave safely by car. The children entertain themselves with endurance games, such as keeping a finger in hot water. They believe they have a brother on the other side of the fence to whom they throw supplies or stones.
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Since 2013, Chapman has also been working with Steve Trafford (ex The Fall) as a duo called Rubberbear. The band has released three EPs and have performed several live gigs throughout the UK including headlining the Bankswood Festival in August 2015. The music video for their debut single "Let's Move Somewhere Else" features the critically acclaimed actress Maxine Peake. In July 2014 the band announced they had signed a deal with Republic of Music, and their EP Other Side of the Fence was released on the label on 14 September 2014.
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Xander Beck (Josh Helman) is a confident and charming member of Ben Burke's rebel group (season 2), working to undermine Wayward Pines from within. Like Ben, Xander is banished to the other side of the fence, but he makes it back after encountering the returning Adam Hassler. Xander is returned to his job at McConigle's ice cream and fudge shop, but is under the close watch of Jason and his associates. It is revealed that he married Rebecca before Theo was awoken, and that Rebecca is pregnant with his child.
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It's kind of this snap shot of life, and the more you examine, if you're going to get the vinyl version, you can really examine what's going on in the picture. There's some guy touching himself, I think, having some kind of fun. He's talking to some girl and he's got his hand on his crotch, and there's a policeman, and there's all this other sort of crazy shit if you look really hard. And the more you examine all these things, the more you realise you're really just perving from the other side of the fence.
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Hedderwick was awarded an honorary degree from Stirling University in 2003, in recognition of "her outstanding contribution to writing and illustration in Scotland, especially for children".Mairi Hedderwick , Scottish Book Trust She regularly visits primary schools and local book festivals, leading storytelling sessions and explaining how her books are created, often accompanied by Katie Morag's teddy bear who travels with her in his own black bag. In 1999, on the other side of the fence as she put it, she organised the children's author events for the first Wigtown Book Festival.Mairi Hedderwick, Book festival is not child's play - Diary, Sunday Times, Ecosse section page 5, 3 October 1999.
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Jared C. Monti, as a young boy Monti was born in Abington, Massachusetts, on 20 September 1975, to Paul, a high school Science teacher, and Janet Monti. He grew up in Raynham, Massachusetts and, even as a child, he demonstrated the adventurous character that would later earn him the Medal of Honor. As a four-year-old, he disappeared from the backyard one day, and his mother found him later on hanging by the hood of his sweatshirt on the other side of the fence. On another occasion, a migraine headache kept him home from school, but he left the house and was later found climbing a tree.
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During his years in prison and hospital, Kocan immersed himself in history, literature and poetry after a chance remark by another inmate led him to discover the writing of Rupert Brooke. Between 1967 and 1969, the poet Michael Dransfield corresponded and exchanged poems with Kocan. These letters, which comprise drafts of poems by Dransfield, quotes of poems by other poets, and recommendations for books Kocan should read, are now held in the collection of the Academy Library of the University of New South Wales.Peter Kocan/Michael Dransfield manuscript collection Kocan began to write poetry in 1967. Two selected works of poetry, Ceremonies for the Lost (1974) and The Other Side of the Fence (1975), were published while he was at Morisset.
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This story caused such an uproar that numerous media pundits weighed in, and (in some cases) made a delicate situation worse. An article by John C. Dvorak of PC Magazine alleged Boyd was part of some "Grand Microsoft Conspiracy" to bad-mouth BitTorrent to the benefit of their planned P2P tool, Avalanche. Furious P2P users (who were not familiar with the backstory of the investigation) even went as far to say Boyd was in league with the RIAA, out to create further problems for file-sharers by bringing these bundles to light. However - Dvorak's piece caused something approaching outrage on the other side of the fence, leading a fellow Ziff Davis Media publication to go head to head with Dvorak.
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During Shaw's post-race celebration (his 1st of 3 wins), his old nemesis Lou Schneider appeared on the other side of the fence, and, in Shaw's words, "made some sneering remark about me being a lucky so-and-so, and his smart crack touched me off like a skyrocket. I went over the fence like a monkey, landed on the other side, and hit Louis right on the nose faster than I can tell about it." The final race of Schneider's career was a 1938 midget race in San Diego, California, in which he was involved in a bad crash. Due to complications from his injuries, his health slowly deteriorated, and he died on September 22, 1942 at age 40, after a three-month stay at Flower Mission Hospital in Indianapolis.
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He swerves to avoid the rocks and accidentally drives off a cliff, dying in the subsequent crash without getting a chance to make up, while the woman's younger self also 'dies' at the same time (possibly representing the death of her colorful personality). The song ends abruptly as the sounds of the car violently rolling down the cliff are heard. While Johnny Cash's cover of "You Are My Sunshine" plays quietly in the background, the woman's older self now sports a dark conservative long-sleeved dress and is revealed to have driven to that same spot where the boyfriend had died. She walks up to the edge of the cliff and leans against a fence when the boyfriend (either a ghost or a hallucination) appears before her on the other side of the fence.
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Working on the other side of the fence, a host of > Orthodox groups, such as ZOA, Americans For a Safe Israel (AFSI), and the > Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA), launched a major > public opinion campaign against Oslo. On 10 October 1993, the opponents of > the Palestinian-Israeli accord, organized at the American Leadership > Conference for a Safe Israel, where they warned that Israel was prostrating > itself before a "an armed thug", and predicted that the "thirteenth of > September is a date that will live in infamy". Hard-core Zionists also > criticized, often in harsh language, Prime Minister Rabin and Shimon Peres, > his foreign minister and chief architect of the peace accord. With the > community so strongly divided, AIPAC and the Presidents Conference, which > was tasked with representing the national Jewish consensus, struggled to > keep the increasingly shrill discourse civil.
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These questions were filmed in one day using visitors to Radio City Music Hall, who were filmed gazing up at Eisenhower as he answered questions about the Korean War, government corruption, and the state of the economy. He did not have to shake a half a million hands or travel the country extensively. He won the trust of the American people with his direct approach and subsequently the Presidential election. His vice president was Richard M. Nixon. In the 1960 United States presidential election, Vice President Nixon used a formal television address in his presidential campaign, designed to answer questions about The Cold War and government corruption, and to show Americans that he was the stronger, more experienced candidate. On the other side of the fence, Catholic born John F. Kennedy created approximately 200 commercials during his campaign, but there were two that made Nixon’s efforts futile.
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These two generations of Ashkenazi hegemony concur in their silence toward the "Mizrahi problem". He also argued that "denouncing the injustice done to the Palestinians does not endanger the status of our contemporary Ashkenazi intellectuals. It does not endanger their position as a hegemonic cultural group in Israeli society or as an economic class" and that "Dealing with the injustices inflicted on the Palestinians earns them laurels of humanism, the esteemed roles of slaughterers of sacred cows and seekers of peace, the badge of the rebel, and a catharsis in light of the crime of their parents' generation" yet the Palestinian is marked as the "Other", which can be kept on the other side of the fence. The Mizrahi Jews, on the other hand, "cannot be turned into an "other," nor can they be cast beyond the fence; at most, one can construct detours to bypass development towns and poverty neighborhoods".
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The album is a divisive point among fans of the band, who generally love it or hate it. Hell-O is the least-frequently played album in concert and discussed by the band in interviews, although this could be because the band's line-up has changed to the point where no one from this period has remained a constant member of the band (Michael Bishop rejoined in 2014 as new frontman Blothar following the death of Dave Brockie, who portrayed previous frontman Oderus Urungus). "Gwar Theme" and "Pure As The Arctic Snow" are the two songs most often played live (though they are rare in appearance), and occasionally, the band will play a medley of songs from the album, ranging anywhere from three songs to twelve songs, which is more than half the album. On the other side of the fence, detractors of the album criticize its raw production.
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