It's time — long past time — to get the sobriety show on the road.
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"We really see it as a holdover of a discriminatory policy from a time long past," Lasky said in an interview.
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The translation is as follows: Hylians pass stories of a destined time long past where multiple races lived and worked together in harmony.
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NPCs mingle by the bar and get groovy on the dance floor, re-enacting memories of a time long past as if to bring it back.
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I encourage local residents to venture out and take a moment to pause and sit in Glynn's furniture and experience an echo of a time long past.
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"It is time long past for us, together, to call for an early resumption of the political process, two years since the last round in Kuwait," he said.
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While many people assume they'll just keep working full-time long past the average retirement age of about 63, the risk of health issues interfering with those plans becomes greater as you age.
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The film tells the story between two divisive indigenous tribes during a time long past in history: the Goitaca, and an unknown tribe which embarks on a journey to find new lands in order to live peacefully.
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A portion of stem cell researchers use embryos that were created but not used in in vitro fertility treatments to derive new stem cell lines. Most of these embryos are to be destroyed, or stored for long periods of time, long past their viable storage life. In the United States alone, an estimated at least 400,000 such embryos exist.Weiss, Rick. (May 8, 2003) "400,000 Human Embryos Frozen in U.S.," Washington Post.
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The Arthurian legends contain numerous instances of red knights, black knights or green knights challenging the knights of the Round Table. In most cases, the color was chosen at random and has no symbolic significance (Brault, 29). Such arms of one tincture create an atmosphere. Plain arms were rare in the 12th century, and were used in literature to suggest a primitive heraldry of a time long past.
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It is said that during days in a time long past, peace was more than an empty word. A great King, mighty and fair, ruled the land of Xen with responsibility entrusted to him by the gods before they left the mortal plane. With this trust came the Solstice Sphere, an ancient and mysterious artifact possessing great power. In time the king married and the union yielded twin daughters, Adeline and Marian.
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The meticulousness of her detailed accounts make her novels valuable tools for learning about a time long past and customs that have died away. Keyes' former residence in Washington, D.C. Modern readers will find her depictions of African-American characters generally regressive and simplistic, and there are occasional patches of the pre-World War II fashionable anti-Semitism in her Jewish characters. Some of her Irish and Italian characters are clichéd, or even burlesques of stereotypes. While Keyes was a popular author of the 1940s and 50s, existing editions of her books are becoming rare, and many libraries have removed her books from their shelves.
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Some activists have claimed that "[i]t is time—long past overdue—to confront the racist arabization of the Amazigh lands." Soon after independence in the middle of the twentieth century, the countries of North Africa established Arabic as their official language, replacing French, Spanish and Italian; although the shift from European colonial languages to Arabic for official purposes continues even to this day. As a result, most Berbers had to study and know Arabic, and had no opportunities until the twenty-first century to use their mother tongue at school or university. This may have accelerated the existing process of Arabization of Berbers, especially in already bilingual areas, such as among the Chaouis of Algeria.
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