As trends come and go, simple design stands the test of time.
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Not every album stands the test of time obviously, but that's how it is.
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Apparently, the concept of a "Karen" truly stands the test of space and time.
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Buying high and selling higher is not a strategy that stands the test of time.
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"Jake stands the test of time," wrote Hank Stuever in the Washington Post in 2004.
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The old investing mantra "don't fight the Fed" stands the test of time for a reason.
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Much like Tetris or Pac-Man, it's an ancient game that stands the test of time.
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In Sid's world, you'll be challenged with building an empire that stands the test of time.
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One of the wedding traditions that stands the test of time is the ceremonial first dance.
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But while the indelible Hepburn stands the test of time, Mickey Rooney's character, I.Y. Yunioshi, does not.
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And finally, Ross recommends going down the rabbit hole with a book that stands the test of time.
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If Dr Greaves's theory stands the test of time then the reputation of the hygiene hypothesis will rise.
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And for a wooden cutting board that stands the test of time, we love a John Boos Block.
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As it currently stands, the test allows for a broad range of designs and objects to be considered copyrightable.
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It was the first of Milan's European Cup victories, in May 1989, that best stands the test of time.
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The concept of a bulletin board stands the test of time: a decor item to help you display keepsakes.
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The Margulies is perhaps the perfect antidote to gallery fatigue; it's a collection that stands the test of time.
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It's not hard to see why: Like all good art, the distinctive Miyake style stands the test of time.
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From the beginning, these games have presented the challenge of building an empire that stands the test of time.
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Let's ensure that it stands the test of time and teaches our youth the sacrifices made by the Greatest Generation.
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It starts off a little weird, people edit it, it ideates and matures, and it stands the test of time.
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Another Montrealer who understands the importance of creating work that stands the test of time is Dime art director Vincent Tsang.
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And even though I also expected Kim and Kanye to be over with by now, love stands the test of time!
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I think it stands the test of time not only because there's an element of nostalgia, but because it's simply delicious.
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Regardless of whether or not Kardashian and Thompson's relationship stands the test of time, her priority will forever be raising her daughter.
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Whether the lofty educational claims being made for some of these STEM gizmos stands the test of time remains to be seen.
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Gift the Urban Stems Aibileen Bouquet, $70If all else fails, a flower bouquet is a gift that stands the test of time.
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Video gaming barrels forward at a meteoric rate and it's very, very rare that a game truly stands the test of time.
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But it stands the test of time — it's solid and sweet, sending you straight back to whomever you were crushing on 12 years ago.
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UFC 200 tried and failed, but the promotion's centenary PPV event still stands the test of time and will take some beating to best.
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"This list tells us something about New Yorkers over the last 125 years — what moves them, what excites them, what stands the test of time."
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Take $65 off a sharp-looking leather watch Between the simple watch face and the nice leather strap, this field watch stands the test of time.
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I guess the lesson is, when you're in that creative space where anything goes, it can turn into something that really stands the test of time.
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By the way, the takeaway from that play is a warning that stands the test of time about the danger of political violence and its unintended consequences.
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So it's nice to see a 2012 game that truly stands the test of time and even reverses the fast-aging process to actually get better with age.
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While sneakers get their fair share of fashion love, there's one from the bunch that stands the test of time as a shoe-rotation regular: the white sneaker.
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Garden of Eden Indeed, it is this holistic approach to growing food, from trees to fungi root systems, that creates a system that stands the test of time.
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I'm always in the mood to watch it; it stands the test of time, and you can watch it 30 times over and still find something to laugh at.
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Learning the origins of some of America's biggest brands may put you on the road to finding one that stands the test of time and won't be vetoed by lawyers.
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From the big bang and black holes through to wormholes and extra dimensions, the book stands the test of time, showcasing Hawking's brilliance as a physicist and a communicator of science.
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"This resolution aims to ensure that the Privacy Shield stands the test of time and that it does not suffer from critical weaknesses," said Civil Liberties Committee chair Claude Moraes in a statement.
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"It's amazing how one can design a course back in the 1870s, as it was with Troon, and it still stands the test of time today," Montgomerie said last week at the Scottish Open.
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But in Love Is ___ you get an up-close-and-very-personal look at the beginning of a relationship — between main characters Nuri (Michele Weaver) and Yasir (Will Catlett) — that stands the test of time.
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Up in SmokeRating: 9/10Notes: Despite the fact that it was made almost four decades ago, Up In Smoke stands the test of time with humor that appeals to the millennial stoner, such as myself.
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The Coleman Performance 48-Quart Cooler is our top pick because it's a true classic that stands the test of time with its incredibly low price and three-day ice retention in 90-degree temperatures.
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In front of an audience of trade unionists, Mr McDonnell said that his team was combing the manifesto see "whether or not it stands the test of time, whether or not it needs to be radicalised".
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Companies that are built for and can secure the future of IT infrastructure — cloud-based applications and mobile app users — can ease customers' transition to the cloud and deliver value that stands the test of time.
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In many ways, it's a model of how all consumer technology should be, and what sets the tech that stands the test of time from the gear that's forgotten in a year or two: It's uncomplicated.
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A few days after he released Berkshire Hathaway's annual letter to shareholders earlier this year, the billionaire appeared on television at CNBC and explained why longer-term investment strategies like index funds still stands the test of time.
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If you've never seen it, it absolutely stands the test of time and, for me at least, has gotten even more poignant, as I don't think I knew anyone with autism in 1988, when "Rain Man" came out.
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Which brings us to "Why 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Matters," by Tom Santopietro, whose title makes the bold claim that Lee's classic has endured over the past 58 years because it offers a message that stands the test of time.
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But a legacy isn't built on closing things down or locking them up; the degree to which it stands the test of time is whether it demonstrates leadership, innovative and creative problem solving, and the ability to meet the needs of multiple interests.
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"Madagascar" aside, however, the point of all this is, of course, to emphasize the special and the unique — craft by definition defies the concept of multiples — and thus to suggest value, and something that stands the test of time, and is worthy of investment.
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REAGAN: " Reagan," by Lou Cannon This biography came out in the second year of Reagan's first term, but its underlying theme, in the words of our reviewer — "that Mr. Reagan's career represents a triumph of personality and intuition over ignorance" — stands the test of time.
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Now here's why everyone loves it: the game challenges you to build an empire that stands the test of time, taking your civilization from the Stone Age to the Information Age as you wage war, conduct diplomacy, advance your culture, and go head-to-head with history's greatest leaders.
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The book was well received, although not uncontroversial, within scientific circles. Publishers Weekly, in particular, said of Moffat: > If his theory stands the test of time, Moffat will have created a paradigm > shift not seen since Newton.
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Fineberg, Seth (April 4, 2004). "Open Systems Still Stands the Test of Time" Accounting Today. In versions released from 1994 to 2009, TRAVERSE was coded with Visual Basic for Applications, and operated as a Microsoft Access application.Kneitel, Edward M. and Howard III, W. Wesley (October 10, 1995).
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The theme song for The Party Animal was "Why Can't I Touch It". The film's most famous scenes were considered politically incorrect even for the 80s but its campness and surrealism along with its distinctly punk attitude has ensured that it stands the test of time.
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Open Systems Accounting Software (OSAS) is a business accounting software package for small- to medium-sized businesses using the Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X operating systems. It has been developed and sold since 1976 by Open Systems, Inc. of Shakopee, MN.Fineberg, Seth (April 4, 2004). "Open Systems Still Stands the Test of Time".
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The song gained renewed popularity after being featured in the 1983 film Risky Business. It has since become a standard in popular music and was ranked number two on the Amusement & Music Operators Association's survey of the Top 40 Jukebox Singles of All Time in 1996.Kreck, Dick. "Jukebox goes modern, but play list stands the test of time".
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In the early days, featured doctored photographs, planted drugs, grainy videos of liaisons with prostitutes hired by the KGB, and a wide range of other primitive entrapment techniques. More contemporary forms of appear as a form of cybercrime. One aspect of that stands the test of time is that the compromising information is often sexual in nature.
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Queen Elizabeth II welcomed President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama to Buckingham Palace on April 1, 2009 British policy is that the relationship with the United States represents the United Kingdom's "most important bilateral relationship" in the world. United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton paid tribute to the relationship in February 2009 by saying, "it stands the test of time".
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Both Part II and its predecessor remain highly influential films, especially in the gangster genre, and are considered to be among the greatest films of all time. In 1997, the American Film Institute ranked it as the 32nd-greatest film in American film history and it retained this position 10 years later."Citizen Kane Stands the Test of Time" . American Film Institute.
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Beautiful, charismatic and endowed with a wonderful versatility, Pinal enjoyed a successful career spanning several decades in the Mexican stardom. Sara García, called "Mexico's Grandmother", deserves special mention. She was an outstanding actress who possessed great versatility and a strong dramatic intensity. She is, just as Cantinflas and Tin Tan, a part of Mexican popular culture, and her fame stands the test of time.
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London College of Communication. Accessed 27 February 2018. From 2011 to 2016 he wrote and edited a blog about photography, Disphotic. Its tagline was "Exploring photography and it's [sic] intersections with journalism, art, and history." In 2012, for The Memory of History (2012),Lauren Hansen, "Europe's troubled past comes to light: How a photographer's journey through the European debt crisis stands the test of another difficult time".
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The narrative stands the test of time as the issues are universally relevant and will continue to resonate with viewers for all time to come. Episodes are packed with super-sized laughs, heart-warming moments, drama, romance, action and most importantly, the sublime feeling of pride in being an Indian! The show imparts food-for-thought and inspires the viewer to become a catalyst for change, nationwide.
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Samuel Chifney Jr. (born 1786) was an English jockey. He was the younger son of a prominent 18th century jockey, also called Samuel Chifney. In terms of talent, he reportedly outshone all his peers, but "he owned a self-destruct button and had a fatal tendency to press it". This failing meant "his talent was not converted into the kind of concrete achievement that stands the test of time".
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" His review concluded that "comparisons with tangible things seems about the best way to explain what is still largely an unknown new music force." In a retrospective review, Jim Brenholts of AllMusic called the record "one of the first -- and perhaps best of -- all electronic albums." He wrote that: "For historical purposes, this rare and collectible album is essential. For musical integrity, it still stands the test of time and is essential.
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Yearwood also became the first female country artist to sell a million copies of her debut album.Steve Huey [ Trisha Yearwood biography] Allmusic; retrieved 4-14-08 AllMusic reviewed the album and called the effort "a very classy debut that stands the test of time", giving it four and a half out of five stars. Additionally, Entertainment Weekly, said that Yearwood's voice "demonstrates technical and emotional authority at every turn." Yearwood's success garnered her a series of major music awards.
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"Living in a House Divided" closely parallels "I've Lost You", a Top 40 hit describing the break-up of yet another supercouple, Elvis and Priscilla Presley. The couples were contemporary, both together approximately 10 years, with Sonny and Elvis each being more than 10 years older than their wives. The songs were released less than two years apart, charted similarly, and foretold the struggles that the famous couples were facing. Allmusic editor Joe Viglione noted that this song stands the test of time.
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Simon Mills in Smash Hits described the song as "limp, languid, wimpy and totally inoffensive". Contactmusic journalist Dom Gourlay, in a 2011 piece, lauded "(Forever) Live and Die" as a track that "stands the test of time." Critic Stewart Mason in AllMusic wrote that the song "sounds oddly unfinished, albeit pleasant enough"."(Forever) Live and Die" review at AllMusic While unfavourable toward parent album The Pacific Age, OMD frontman Andy McCluskey maintains that "(Forever) Live and Die" is "a good song".
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Other punk versions of the song have been recorded by the bands No Use for a Name, The Tossers, and the Broken O'Briens. The Greenland Whalefishers, a Celtic-punk band from Norway, also recorded a version on their Streets Of Salvation CD. The song was also recorded by Canadian Celtic rock band the Mudmen on their album Another Day released in 2010. In 2003, then Cape Town based Tom Purcell recorded a haunting acapella version, that still stands the test of time. Johnny Logan covered the song on his album, The Irish Connection (2007).
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He also notes Goldberg's regret—that the book is viewed as a book about UConn, although he wanted it viewed as "just as much a Notre Dame book". Stephanie Summers, at Mansfield-Storrs Patch, refers to it as "The Game That Stands the Test of Time. Kenneth Best, writing for UConn Today, noted the Notre Dame coverage, quoting Goldberg talking about Niele Ivey—"For Niele Ivey to look back and see a slice of that season, even though they lost the game, she thanked me for allowing her to relive that year. It was a special year for her.
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The United States Library of Congress has added Duck Soup to the National Film Registry,List of National Film Registry (1988–2003). and the film was included in both the original (1998) broadcast of AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movies and the 2007 update.American Film Institute "Citizen Kane Stands the Test of Time" Another testament to Duck Soups legacy is its influence on Woody Allen films. Near the end of Allen's Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), a chance screening of Duck Soup convinces Allen's character that life is still worth living, and he abandons his suicidal impulses.
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In the film Missamma (made as Missiyamma in Tamil), the music by S. Rajeswara Rao combined with the voices of A.M. Raja, P. Leela and P. Suseela have become immortal, casting a magical spell over the listeners. Vijaya productions sixth film made in the 1957, Mayabazar (directed by K.V.Reddy) is a true classic. The song 'Vivaha Bhojanammu (kalyana samaiyal satham)' in the film still stands the test of time. In one of the interviews Leela recalled that while recording the songs of 'Maya Bazaar, the composer took 28 takes of a song and they used the fifth take.
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Reviews for Handle with Care have been mostly positive. Allmusic's Eduardo Rivadavia awards the album four-and-a-half stars out of five and describes it as "a record which stands the test of time as one of the East Coast's best offerings to the thrash metal genre." Rivadavia also praises Handle with Care a "perfect introduction, and pretty much all one will ever need from Nuclear Assault", while he describes "Critical Mass," "F♮ (Wake Up)," and "When Freedom Dies" as "outstanding thrashers." Handle with Care entered the Billboard 200 album charts in February 1990, three months after its release.
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The score stands the test of time too, Under director Harold Prince's deft hands, the song, "Don't Cry for Me Argentina", shows its true colours: it is designed as a master class in political manipulation". In February 2019, broadway-world reported that Opera Australia's production Evita has become the highest selling show ever staged at the State Theatre, Arts Centre Melbourne. Claire Spencer, CEO, Arts Centre Melbourne, noted that "It is fantastic to have such an accomplished cast, including cherished global star Tina Arena perform Evita at Arts Centre Melbourne. Tina is particularly close to our hearts as one of the Patrons of the Australian Music Vault at Arts Centre Melbourne.
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" Angel Van Croft from HorrorNews.net gave the film a positive review, calling it "a well made movie with great acting, directing, and plenty of spooky atmosphere." Cameron McGaughy from DVD Talk offered the film similar praise, writing, "Dark Night of the Scarecrow isn't just one of the best made-for-television films ever made, it's one of the best horror films of all time... Utilizing masterful performances, locations, shots and sounds, it's a simple and subtly scary effort that relies on restraint. It stands the test of time and features an iconic image of evil that has never been more powerful, making this a classic steeped in frightful fall ambience, colors and imagery.
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" The album was critically well received. Trouser Press described it as "a masterpiece of understated soul, a seamless blend of samplers and studio musicians and a blueprint for the nascent acid jazz and trip-hop movements." The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel listed it as among the ten best albums of 1991, with reviewer Robert Tanzilo noting that "[t]he cream of London's jazz/soul posse get the formula right...." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution stated that "[w]ith each track on "Road to Freedom," the road gets a little easier to travel." Billboard magazine wrote favorably of the album, stating that it "easily stands the test of time, thanks to clever, well-crafted tunes that are steeped in retro-funk and R&B; sensibilities.
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Near the end of 1988, Johnny Young had invested a large amount of money in building his own TV studio complex in Richmond with the intention of producing the show himself and leasing it to Channel 10 but the termination of the show ended this plan and he was forced to sell his family home to finance his debts.Familiar twinkle stands the test of time, By Lawrence Money, 15 February 2014, The Sydney Morning HeraldJohnny Young, MILESAGO - Groups & Solo Artists - Network Ten continued airing compilation episodes in early 1989, initially as The Best of Young Talent Time at 7.30 on Friday nights, then as Young Talent Time Favorites at 11.00 on Saturday mornings. The last of these aired in Melbourne on Saturday 1 April 1989.
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The hymn as printed in Songs of Praise (1925) consisted only of the two verses of the 1918 version, credited "Words: Cecil Spring-Rice, 1918; Music: Thaxted", as follows:Songs of Praise (1925), no. 188; c.f. oremus.org (online transcription) I vow to thee, my country, all earthly things above, Entire and whole and perfect, the service of my love; The love that asks no questions, the love that stands the test, That lays upon the altar the dearest and the best; The love that never falters, the love that pays the price, The love that makes undaunted the final sacrifice. And there's another country, I've heard of long ago, Most dear to them that love her, most great to them that know; We may not count her armies, we may not see her King; Her fortress is a faithful heart, her pride is suffering; And soul by soul and silently her shining bounds increase,The mention of "increasing bounds" recalls a similar phrase in Land of Hope and Glory, written two decades earlier - but there the reference is to the mundane bounds of the British Empire.
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