And [this means] God must have raised up this king.
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His short swim trunks are raised up, exhibiting his hunky thighs.
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The new stage can be raised up to accommodate live dancers.
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And the hair on the back of my neck raised up.
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I was raised "up the holler" and know the culture intimately.
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I was raised up about eight or ten inches on these metal stilts.
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It was razed to the ground, and raised up anew in a bloodied rebirth.
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And everyone's imagination is certainly influenced by the culture that they were raised up in.
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It has been raised up, carted off, moved and re-moved and cracked and vandalized.
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I actually laughed when I saw the bed: Four-poster, raised up off the floor.
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All customers who are currently capped will have their cap raised up to 1TB by June.
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The groups have raised up to $5 million in the month of January, the sources said.
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After that, the platform will match donations at $2 for every $1 raised, up to $2,500.
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On the bay side, storm-damaged houses are being raised up by 10 feet or more.
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Audi and Mercedes may tailor a more impressive cabin, but they don't offer a raised-up sedan.
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This should also be a moment of reckoning for the community that raised up these young men.
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MORE said that the GOP nominee was "raised up" by God to win in the general election.
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"I was born in '41, and I was raised up on that early stuff," he went on.
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It was religious fanaticism that burned heretics and stripped altars and briefly raised up a Puritan theocracy.
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Wikipedia isn't raised up wholesale, like a barn; it's assembled grain by grain, like a termite mound.
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In the months since then, reporters have raised up stories of women who accused Tyndall of abuse.
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What pathos in the arm raised up, telling the weeping angels there is nothing that can be done.
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They were full of water, and they raised up to the top from me lifting my leg up.
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There are about forty houses left, most of them raised up on pilings, and many of them abandoned.
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We had a new president: one we believed God had raised up for such a time as this.
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"When I was raised up, we were poor, poor, poor," Mr. Liggett told the photo essayist Ian Crane.
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"I see the 'Black Panther' movie as the foot being raised up off of our necks," Edith said.
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Bigger than his puffy red gloves raised up in the sky as he stood over his fallen victims.
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Next year he will be probably be raised up to full sainthood and the rejoicing will be even greater.
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Because the FBI certainly did not do the former, even as its investigation is raised up to do the latter.
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"I have raised up no witch in this house," the ever-quotable father insists, but all are suspicious and bereaved.
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Hoffman, who is worth more than $3 billion, has said he will match the amount raised up to $5 million.
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Brilliance, genius, call it what you will, is not just bred in the bone but raised up by us all.
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"It took so long to get the bloody thing lowered and raised up again that we only did it once."
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His home escaped water only because it is raised up on concrete piers, like many older homes in the city.
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With an extra $23 million in the bank, the latest round takes Revolut's total amount raised up to $836 million.
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Wikipedia, in other words, isn't raised up wholesale, like a barn; it's assembled grain by grain, like a termite mound.
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I believe that, had Hillary been in [the White House] — yes, I believe that authority is raised up by God.
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"Good people raised up and stopped it before it got worse," Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn told reporters Sunday afternoon.
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"We couldn't get off because the train was all raised up by the door, up from the platform," she said.
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"They have now raised up to 33 percent cash, extracting a lot of it out of our U.S. equities," said O'Leary.
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I'm Japanese and I currently live in Tokyo but I was raised up in the Netherlands where Trance was so huge.
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A whirlpool soaking tub raised up on two tiers centers the room, and a 10-person sauna is along one wall.
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In October the bank raised up to £7.3bn more (of which £3bn comprised warrants convertible to shares over the next five years).
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The investment round was led by London-based venture capital firm Atomico and brought Varjo's total funds raised up to $46 million.
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It potentially raised up to $16.5 million more if underwriters working on the listing took the full share option allocated to them.
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Forever after, the sight of hands raised up, even in dance and calisthenics, caused her to feel the pain of poverty and want.
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Like Roughneck's similarly burly character, Boogaard was raised up north, and his time in the NHL ended while playing for the New York Rangers.
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She respected them because they were Catholic, which she'd been raised up to be, in Illinois, and because they were a family holding together.
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Oral will be effortless without neck pains when your partner's body is raised up and at a perfect level for you to work your magic.
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On top of the $6 million already raised, LinkedIn founder and billionaire Reid Hoffman has promised to match the amount raised up to $5 million.
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So then they go out on these joint fund-raisers during the campaign, they raised up to $212 million, and here&aposs the other deception.
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Its listing business saw 106 billion euros in equity and debt raised, up about 19 percent, and revenue up 1.1 percent to 23.6 million euros.
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The reason the bodies were put upright in alcoves rather than lying down was so they were already raised up for the day of Resurrection.
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It raised up in my throat and filled my lungs with icy horror as I vomited up the memories of his assault into my bin.
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"It would have to be a really big investment or M&A deal for it to be raised up centrally to top management," he said.
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The child of a nationally renowned Baptist minister, Aretha was basically raised up in the budding civil rights movement of the 6900s and early 2628s.
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When the van was almost full, the Angels packed one final item: a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, eased onto a truck lift, raised up, and strapped in.
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Before this well-dressed schoolboy was an international singing sensation, he was just another kid rockin' a t-shirt tux being raised up in Los Angeles, California.
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Conner added a link to the domestic abuse charity loveisrespect to try and fundraise $10,000, adding that he would match whatever was raised up to that amount.
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Under new rules, ventures that have raised up to 250 million rupees and registered with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade will be completely exempt.
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Ghodsi there was so much interest in the new round they could have raised up to $900 million, but opted to take in only an additional $400 million.
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You never hear devout evangelicals say that God raised up Trump to punish or chastise evangelicals for placing too much of their hope in power politics or political strongmen.
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Those leaders have raised up and rallied around — and in the case of Mr. Salvini donned the uniforms of — the country's law enforcement, as a bulwark against such threats.
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He was overturned on his back, his eyebrows were raised up to his hairline, the thick mouth open, and you could virtually hear him screaming like a stuck pig.
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Arthur Jones (not his real name) was "raised up in the ghetto" by strict Southern parents who tried hard but could not prevent him from becoming involved in drugs.
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Thousands of Hindus make the rugged journey to a volcanic crater that houses the Ganga Talao, a lake raised up high above the Indian Ocean, for a touch of divinity.
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"When Jesus was raised, he was raised body and soul, and it was him, not zombie, not a ghost and we are raised up in the same way," Cosari wrote.
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Indeed, in times when women tended to be most ignored or overlooked, the Holy Spirit raised up saints whose attractiveness produced new spiritual vigour and important reforms in the Church.
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A player knelt and another player raised up his fist while a teammate put his arm around him during the anthem before a preseason game in August, local media reported.
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Mr. Trump's success with Republican voters at odds with the party establishment can be explained by the fact that he is one of them, raised up to be their nominee.
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It can save fund managers tens of thousands of dollars in accounting and legal fees after AngelList's administrative fee, which is 1% of the capital raised up to $25,000 a year.
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Jeffs made the same prediction at the end of 1999, when members of his inner circle were told to report to Short Creek's community garden to be "raised up" to heaven.
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The painting, To Be Titled, is comprised of four smaller canvases that come together to depict a black youth wearing a grey hoodie with his hands raised up in the air.
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Despite the "laptop" name, the raised-up design, overall size, and front-loaded keyboard make the ZenBook Pro Duo plain uncomfortable to use on your lap for anything beyond a few minutes.
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Over the years, many studies, working groups, commissions and others have recommended combinations of reforms that helped the oldest beneficiaries, raised up the poorest seniors and put Social Security on a sustainable path.
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The funding, which brings the total raised up to just over $53 million, included investment from SAIF Partners, Norwest Venture Partners, Accel Partners, Harmony Partners, RB investments and an "undisclosed global investment entity".
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The story of a fight begins long before the cameras are turned on, the houselights are turned down, and the scorecard girls are raised up to the ring to hoist their numbered placards.
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A reality of modern war is that a generation of tired troops are being raised up through the ranks, and that has a big impact on sleep and life during and after war.
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From "Kuntry" Another hip-hop anthem about flamboyantly tricked-out vehicles, except here, they're pickup trucks, and they're raised up on giant wheels to make them better able to navigate thick, viscous mud.
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ESR, which manages a range of property-focused funds and its own property investments, relaunched its IPO last week following a failed attempt in June that would have raised up to $1.24 billion.
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There were a record 48 ballot proposals across the country that would have raised up to $200 billion for better trains and buses, more bike-sharing and ride-sharing services, and more walkable cities.
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In the case of Davis — as with the dictators before him, and as will be with P.G.T. Beauregard and Robert E. Lee after him — a despicable man was raised up and immortalized in stone.
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In preparation for the incoming rains, he's raised up the ridges on some of his ponds, and can take his catch out by boat instead of vehicle if the roads get washed out again.
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So, they put a ball on top of the flag pole, and raised up a second ball a few minutes before 103:00, when light passed between the two, sailors set their clocks to noon.
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Half of the men said they had been raised (up to the age of 15) on a farm with lots of animals, while the other half had been raised in a city with no pets.
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Formed in Fort Worth, TX and raised up on riffs, gospel, and Mark Twain, this ragtag bunch of boundary-pushers is likely to appeal to fans of Fu Manchu and Tom Waits in equal measure.
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People were living in these structures that were embracing world technology, without embracing deep overhanging roofs to provide shade and shelter allowed for cross ventilation and were raised up on stilts to avoid flood risk.
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At Port Macquarie's Koala Hospital, carers will be looking after 72 koalas on Christmas Day that were brought in after bushfires raised up to three quarters of their habitat, Clinical Director Cheyne Flanagan told Reuters.
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While the Navy considers the encounter to be "unsafe," it does not assess that any malign intent was behind the incident, though the event was considered serious enough to be raised up the chain of command.
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Working as a bundler — a fundraiser who coaxes high-dollar donors to back a specific candidate — Mindich raised up to $100,000 for Obama in 2008 and 2012, data from the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics show.
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The company has raised up to Series E so far, having come through Y Combinator, and was founded by its current CEO, Hiroki Takeuchi, along with Matt Robinson and the Monzo founder and CEO, Tom Blomfield.
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"I was raised up in a segregated system, and I knew what could happen," Reeves told me in July, as we sat in his R.V. outside the second home he was renovating in his hometown Gadsden.
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The design team made some modifications off a 2016 SR5 double cab HiLux truck: they outfitted the concept vehicle with a 2.8-liter four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine, and it's been raised up an additional six inches.
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The ball went into Boateng's path, but because his arms were raised up, it was a clear PK. Despite Neuer's correct guess that it'd go to his left, Leonardo Bonucci's perfect placement was too much to overcome.
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Another week, another cash-burning tech IPO in the U.S. Following on from Uber's high-profile listing, ambitious Chinese startup Luckin Coffee has raised up to $650.8 million on the Nasdaq after it priced its shares at $17.
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Michele Bachmann: 'God raised up' Trump to be GOP nominee Trump has attracted attention for some of his past gaffes when it comes to faith, but the authors were confident that Trump's faith would be a moral guide.
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"O cross of Christ, today too we see you raised up in our sisters and brothers killed, burned alive, throats slit and decapitated by barbarous blades amid cowardly silence," he said, addressing thousands of people from the Palatine Hill.
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An adjustable table with metal legs can be raised up to bar height for a cocktail party or for more kitchen counter space; when lowered and extended, the table can seat up to 10 people for a dinner party.
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Something about being raised up in West Virginia and being around horses a lot—I got a lot of tips which [most] people wouldn't have gotten, and made a lot of money [at the] Balmoral Race Track in Crete, Illinois.
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And when he launched the ball on a trajectory into the left-field seats, he stood with the bat raised up in his left hand and walked five steps down the first-base line, a showcase pose for a showcase moment.
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Pompeo, an evangelical Christian who keeps an open Bible on his desk, now says it's possible that God raised up Trump as a modern Queen Esther, the Biblical figure who convinced the King of Persia to spare the Jewish people.
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My sole cavil is why in hell opt for the B-side of Joe Tex's magnificent "I Believe I'm Gonna Make It," in which an R&B draftee ain't no joke: "I raised up and got me two more enemies"?
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Now, many of those small cottages have been raised up on six- or eight-foot-high pilings, while others are being replaced with larger homes, like the five-bedroom modular house that Kristin Sebelle is eagerly waiting to be completed.
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Bossa Studios, the video game developer behind zany titles like "Surgeon Simulator" and "I Am Bread," has raised up to $30 million in an investment round led by Chinese gaming company NetEase, three sources familiar with the matter told CNBC.
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Per Ars Technica, the agency has filed federal charges against PlexCorps operator Dominic Lacroix and his partner Sabrina Paradis-Royer, saying their PlexCoin ICO fraudulently raised up to $15 million from investors with lies of 13-fold returns in less than a month.
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" Noting that Smith's house was situated near a crossroads at a main entry point into Hazlehurst, he added, "In many of her pictures, which could be seen from the road, her painted figures had their arms raised up, as if to welcome visitors.
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Another closely Trump-affiliated pastor, the prosperity gospel preacher Paula White, advocated that Trump was chosen by God more generally, emphasizing in interviews that Trump was "raised up by the hand of God" and those that opposed him were fighting God himself.
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He absorbs influence around the world, and dives deep into his Chinese root, bringing an unmistakable Far East flavor to the leading edge of modern electronic music IGO — "Synth Love"IGO is a electronic and synth-pop band raised up in Shanghai.
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The SEC said in a statement that it had obtained an emergency order to halt the PlexCorps ICO, which had raised up to $15 million from thousands of investors since August by falsely promising a 13-fold profit in less than a month.
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With a quick twist, the new controller could switch between the (terrible) eight-way rocker that the original model shipped with and a variant mode that raised up the plus-shaped part of the D-pad for more distinct buttons to push.
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I was skeptical of what bed filling made from plastic might feel like, but it&aposs great — supportive enough to keep my dog raised up off a cold floor, but not puffy enough to make him feel unstable while lying on the bed.
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Additionally, Asus has made the decision to make cooling easier by loading most of the internal internal hardware to the back of the laptop by the raised up cooling area, meaning that the trackpad and keyboard are both shoved to the front of the device.
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This kid he raised up in the countryside, this fighter he taught to have heart, has gone and built himself a life in the mountainous northern Thailand, half the country away but still connected to his roots in the flat farming fields to the east.
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Our ancestors braved the unknown; tamed the wilderness; settled the Wild West; lifted millions from poverty, disease, and hunger; vanquished tyranny and fascism; ushered the world to new heights of science and medicine; laid down the railroads, dug out the canals, raised up the skyscrapers.
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There are memorable scenes and locations that pop-up across the campaign: The ashen husks of a pair or EMTs stand frozen next to a patient on a stretcher, whose arms are raised up in a failed bid to ward-off some horrific end.
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Although, given he hails from a position of privilege, and is already being raised up by those who identify with an anti-diversity viewpoint — and handed a platform to continue to expose and amplify such views — he's unlikely to be forced to go unemployed for long.
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It shares the same design language as the "top-tier" SF264; the screen is still 21 inches, and it's also still slightly raised up from the rectangular polycarbonate body, which makes it look a bit like an iPhone that's been shoved into an ill-fitting case.
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A philosophical question for the reader: What if, in the 1991 playoffs, Michael Jordan, in, let's say, Game 3 of his squad's Eastern Conference Finals sweep of the Detroit Pistons, drove down the lane, met Bill Laimbeer at the hoop, raised up for the dunk, and literally killed him?
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Sherpa Capital, the private capital fund run by Scott Stanford and Shervin Pishevar, has closed on $470 million and launched two new funds: Sherpa Ventures II, an early stage venture fund and a mid-stage fund called Sherpa Everest, bringing the total now raised up to $630 million.
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In the case of BlacKkKlansman because of how white cops were uncritically raised up as heroes, and the way systematic forms of racism were excused in pursuit of more cartoonish forms of it... any racial commentary it might have provided felt cheapened by the white laughter in the theater.
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He says that since the Child Tax Credit has been doubled to $2,000 per child, and the income limit phaseouts have been raised up to $200,000 for single filers and $400,000 for joint filers, most people with children are going to see a decrease in taxes paid, not an increase.
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"My feeling is that really since the latter part of last year, a number of challenges have raised up for the stock market," Paulsen said, noting that stock valuations are higher, interest rates are rising, the labor market is tightening, and it appears inflation could finally be on the horizon.
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The officer said Sergeant Barry had one foot in the room and was standing in the doorway, his back to the hinges, when Ms. Danner reached to her right and grabbed a 32-inch bat, which she raised up to her shoulder, waggling the end as if getting ready to hit something.
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The chiclet style keyboard is also fine in theory — the keys are roughly similar to those on say, a Surface Laptop or an older Retina MacBook Pro, but the partially plastic frame combined with the raised up vent mechanism means that the laptop tends to flex a bit when you push down hard on them.
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Nexthink has actually been around for 14 years — Bados co-founded Nexthink with Patrick Hertzog and Vincent Bieri not long after he finished his graduate research work in artificial intelligence at the polytechnic in Lausanne — and this latest round is larger than all the funding that the company had raised up to now, which had been $69 million.
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Since then, there have been beautiful moments, such as the 2000 Sydney cauldron lit while submerged in a pool of water and raised up in front of a waterfall (appropriately, it was repurposed as a fountain); and surreal scenes, like the industrial history-referencing series of flaming pipes for 2006 in Torino (that one, probably not low emission).
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The company has been relatively under the radar, in part because it has never made much of an effort to publicise itself, and in part because the funding that it has raised up to now has largely been from outside the hive of VCs that swarm around many other startup deals that push those startups into the limelight.
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In such a church, there would be less need to have a priest write an article in which the voices of the laity — in their anger, their attention to the poor, their tears, and their courage to confront what causes fear — are raised up, because ministers would be listened to because of their authentic service rather than their titles.
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The popular game developer Scopely has raised up to $125 million in a new round of financing that values the company and the money at an estimated $795 million, according to a fundraising document obtained by PitchBook — a valuation that may seem high but describes a company that is profitable and says it has more than 125 million active players.
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Our ancestors braved the unknown; tamed the wilderness; settled the Wild West; lifted millions from poverty, disease, and hunger; vanquished tyranny and fascism; ushered the world to new heights of science and medicine; laid down the railroads, dug out canals, raised up the skyscrapers — and, ladies and gentlemen, our ancestors built the most exceptional Republic ever to exist in all of human history.
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Our ancestors braved the unknown; tamed the wilderness; settled the Wild West; lifted millions from poverty, disease, and hunger; vanquished tyranny and fascism; ushered the world to new heights of science and medicine; laid down the railroads, dug out canals, raised up the skyscrapers -- and, ladies and gentlemen, our ancestors built the most exceptional Republic ever to exist in all of human history.
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Carter: The cinematographer actually singled this shot out in a couple of interviews as one of his favorites, and what he said was: [gun bangs] So, I thought that was another really interesting point that he raised up, that the audience is trained by media and probably by "Breaking Bad" as well, that they're gonna get this violence and get, you know, a close-up of someone getting shot.
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Alongside his spiritual brother Cody Jinks, Whitey Morgan has staked his claim on the rough and tumble side of the country line, and it's working out rather well; his hell-raising honky-tonk tunes like the swaggering "Just Got Paid" and more introspective, whiskey-soaked ballads like the somber working man's lament "What Am I Supposed to Do" channel country's twin sacred cows of bourbon and the blues, and as someone raised up both (plus the work of classic barroom troubadours), I couldn't be happier about it.
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" Yet what is most moving to me is Homer's description of his hero, raised up by a great wave, finally catching sight of the shore: "And in the same way as when most welcome to his children appears the life of a father who lies in sickness, bearing strong pains, long wasting away and some cruel god assails him, but then to their joy the gods free him from his woes, so to Odysseus did the land and wood seem welcome; and he swam on, eager to set food on land.
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Joe and the girl walked down the street toward the subway and the girl threw her cigarette in the gutter and they talked and Joe kept butting his hip into her and walking so his bare arm swept against hers, and when they turned the corner he didn't say anything and when she turned to face him he didn't say anything so she said, "This was fun," and raised up on her toes to kiss his cheek and he embraced her and they kissed for half an hour by the station and people passing by hushed and looked away and then the girl skipped down the subway stairs. 29.
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