It's nostalgic and it can take you to another place.
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Should you move to another place, or should you stay?
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When you pacified one place, it just moved to another place.
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We arrive, and it's closed, so we head to another place nearby.
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"I don't have enough money to move to another place," Oquendo said.
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Being taken out of myself to another place, another point of view.
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"Fashion can really take you to another place," he said at the time.
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You can also set Do Not Disturb until you move to another place.
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Even if I can't stay here, I'll move my business to another place.
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"I love how music takes you away to another place," the message reads.
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The setting also helps to transport the viewer to another place and time.
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"Fashion can really take you to another place," he told PEOPLE at the time.
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Even if they take us to another place, we'll come back with our children.
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" There are, Lewis said, "forces that want to take us back to another place.
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I feel like me being producer was really a doorway to get to another place.
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All of the detuned pads and unexpected chord progressions always send me to another place.
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" Now, Lewis said, "there are forces that want to take us back to another place.
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"I liked it, just to go from my house to another place," Nahimana, 16, said.
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I can take that to another place, now that I've learned how to circular-breathe.
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CARAVAN By then maybe we'll go off to another place for a little cocktail somewhere.
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If you like, you can compare and contrast those laws to another place of your choosing.
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Then, you'd catch your UberAir to another place that is somewhat close to your final destination.
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You then move that information to another place and arrange another atom in the same configuration.
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" She adds the effect was "like being transported to another place, another level in time and space.
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I want to move on to another place where the government gets involved when maybe they shouldn't.
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It accomplishes an ambitious goal: to make you feel as if you've been transported to another place.
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He's taking something happened in a room somewhere, between some people, and sending it to another place.
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But the feeling I have here is impossible to describe and difficult to compare to another place.
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Israeli media reported that a convoy protected by Russian forces moved from the presidential palace to another place.
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"You feel immersed in nature and are transported to another place and you can just be," Gribbin said.
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Dear Esther's protagonist drops into empty air, but the game ends on wings that fly us to another place.
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Undoubtedly, Pudzianowski is one of the world's greatest at picking heavy shit up and moving it to another place.
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The lighthouse also implies a separation, a division between someone on one shore trying to get to another place.
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"We're trying to create a bridge from a very strong economy to another place of economic strength," Powell said.
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Holding on to items just because of their ties to another place can keep you stuck in the past.
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But both Buck and I always had a love for taking our dance style to another place, artistically and cinematically.
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It's a way to internalize something and reconfigure it, re-process it, and try to always get to another place.
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With school district secession, it isn't about moving to another place to get a district boundary between you and others.
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He set off and his eyes shone and his face became oddly still, as if he'd gone to another place.
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Which means when they go to another place, for their own safety, they have got to be careful, monitor themselves.
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Think of a vacation as a feeling within, rather than a chance to bring your hurried lifestyle to another place.
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It's about how people can travel from one culture to another place and leave a trail of culture in that space.
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Are there revelations that would make people who are in one place now move to another place five months from now?
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It transported me to another place, and I could almost feel the pain and need for survival one might have felt.
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" And yet — at age 11 — he conceived of the wish to do it differently, "to take the biblical epic to another place.
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Everyone else who came into the room fell silent, too, as if they had suddenly been transported to another place within themselves.
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And I think this man, this President, is taking us back to another place," the Georgia Democrat said on ABC's "This Week.
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These thread-like cracks spread throughout the game and caused "rifts" that seemed to suck objects to another place or possibly other dimension.
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Using virtual reality to transport viewers to another place or time is on the rise when it comes to gaming and virtual tourism.
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In the carefully built nostalgia of The Grand Paradise, there are these lingering moments that really feel like you transported to another place.
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He pays and then we decide we don't want to go home yet, so we head to another place for one more drink.
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"Yuzu just went to another place today, and you can't put yourself there," said Tracy Wilson, who assists Hanyu's Canadian coach, Brian Orser.
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" Lewis said that while the country has made progress since then, there are now "forces that want to take us back to another place.
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Sometimes the world warps, taking us to another place (the place you were exiled from?) before dumping the player back to the shore again.
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The official told the news network that if additional forces go to Syria, they will likely be redeployed to another place in the region.
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"How they're interpreting and carrying it to another place is up to them, but I'm not going to be discussing it any further," she said.
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"How they're interpreting and carrying it to another place is up to them, but I'm not going to be discussing it any further," Pelosi said.
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"Places like parking lots, baggage claim, and hotel lobbies are kind of neutral, places you move through on the way to another place," Burton explains.
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"Why if it was so bad here he did not go to another place to live," she said she asked him, according to Bay News 9.
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Music can transport the listener to another place, like the memory of a long-departed romance, a specific holiday, or a really shit childhood birthday party.
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The lawyer could be assigned a personal security detail, moved to another place of residence or work, and have her documents or appearance changed, Galperin said.
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My management style is to either build around what you're not good at, or move you to another place where I think you could be better.
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There was a feeling I got when I saw the hard-hitting nature of the product that took me back to another place in my career.
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A journey to another place, a journey to another time: Either way, it all begins with letting your mind wander, as far as it may go.
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So there were parts of her that I 100 percent understood, and then there were parts of her where I had to go to another place.
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When a star restaurant orders 20 knives with buffalo horns or deer antlers, I won't be selling the same knives to another place just 100 kilometres away.
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I feel like it was festering and I think the Obama administration just brought those frustrations to another place where people can spread the propaganda of hate.
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In fact, Morley has found that just the process of booking a writing retreat, or going away to another place, can help inspire and unlock his block.
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It's helpful to have extra batteries and outlets on hand, just in the event that your mini fridge stops working or needs to be moved to another place.
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Playing Oversight took me to another place, whether I was trying to figure out wtf was going on, or thoroughly enjoying the fact that I had no clue, really.
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Gadgets offering the ability to truly feel as if you've been transported to another place, or to superimpose the digital world on the real one, will be transformative. Somehow. Eventually.
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As you know, in Plato's "Apology," Socrates suggests that death is a kind of blessing that involves either a "dreamless sleep" or the transmigration of the soul to another place.
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They're almost always a fun ride, they almost always make our cold hearts feel something, and they almost always have a wonderful animation sequence that takes you to another place entirely.
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Or is this a hint at another major fan theory, that all the Delos worlds are out in space somewhere, and she's sending them to another place in the universe entirely?
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You don't go to another place where people are in peril and are suffering and you just kind of hover around in a helicopter without having some kind words to say.
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He's mostly known for inventing the sensory deprivation tank and communicating with dolphins, but one of his lesser known theories was that we all go to another place when we're subconscious.
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We won't presume to guess at the reasons you might want to do that today, of all days, but video games are very adept at carrying players off to another place.
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I go to another place for a veggie wrap, and they say it's a safety issue so they can't take my container, but they can put it in a cardboard box.
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There wasn't much to do on the Streets of America — as every building was fake or locked — but the area still made parkgoers feel as though they'd been transported to another place.
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Apple might be compelled to move its export manufacturing base from the Chinese city of Shenzhen to another place such as Vietnam, while a shoe company like Nike could move to somewhere like Indonesia.
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That dynamic is most apparent during the scenes that put you in the middle of fans and in VIP areas, which, in combination with the production's use of spatial audio, truly take you to another place.
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"It takes me from one place really quickly to another place, and the stage is so big that I guess we need that," said Swift on her Instagram Story, which showed her demonstrating her new vehicle.
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After a brief introduction by Disney c"Here's a bit of trivia for you, the very first time I went to Disneyland I was transported to another place … within moments of being arrested," Downey Jr. explained.
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"You have to imagine, for example, for the banking authority, which relies on basically 200 very high-level experts in banking regulatory matters to move to another place," said Karel Lannoo of the CEPS think tank.
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"I'm hoping, if nothing else ... that someone or something is willing to be the glue to bring America to another place, whether it's economically or especially on the race issues," Carter, who won't support Clinton, said.
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Instead part of it had to dangle over the side, so I'd either just put it on the ground and use it as usual, or I'd move to another place in the office, carrying the mouse with me.
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They are concerned that trying to move the cluster to another place nearly an hour away by subway and stripping the garment center of special zoning regulations will destroy an ecosystem that has been built up over decades.
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Among the 21 identified cases of Mexicans separated from their parents was a 10 year-old girl with Down Syndrome who was being held in McAllen, Texas, Videgaray said, adding that the girl's mother was sent to another place.
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He and his family had been used as human shields by militants and were forced to move to another place, where they lived with 10 other families in a basement for five months, he told the UN refugee agency.
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"Once you've got all that work done, where would we go in the city except to another place that somebody had just fixed up?" said Ms. Lasser, 2750, a stay-at-home mother who's pregnant with her second child.
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"My coaching background reads pretty much like that old Clint Eastwood movie, High Plains Drifter, where he rides into town and paints it red and shoots up the town and then he rides off to another place," he says.
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So, the easiest way to make circular economy possible is to catch your waste while you consume, before it gets contaminated, before it gets mixed up with everything else and before you spend the carbon footprint transporting it to another place.
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Our own consciousness—the way we perceive reality—is like, we're here right now, I'm looking at these olives and limes and we're talking, and then without warning our minds will switch to a memory, to another place where we are simultaneously.
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"I never had the idea of going to another place to live because Honduras is so beautiful... but here we go, with faith that I can work and then within a few years we can return to our house here," he said.
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"We need to take this decision relatively quickly, and not to wait for the end of the (Brexit) negotiations, because it takes quite a lot of time of practical preparations for the movement from London to another place," Valdis Dombrovskis told reporters.
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"Why if it was so bad here he did not go to another place to live," the teacher asked the boy, according to a statement issued by the teacher and obtained by Bay News 9, a news station in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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And so for me, if I do a song that's what you'd say is pretty, my interpretation takes it to another place because it shows the death of the virgin, the animal that goes out in the spring and then gets shot by a hunter.
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As corporations are accessing lower wage labor in other places around the world to make quite expansive profits, there's the need to contain labor, because if people have the opportunity to move to another place where there are higher wages, they would do that, and indeed millions of people are doing that right now.
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"In the late ′60s and '70s, collaborations were really hard to do unless you gathered up all your papers, put them in your briefcase and took them to another place," said Professor Roderick Heelis, who works in the physics department at the University of Texas at Dallas, where Professor Rao worked as an assistant visiting professor in the 1960s.
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"I think they use them in the same way people have used books and stories since the beginning of time: as a means to escape to another place and time," said Lisa Smith, the owner of Forage Candle, adding that Old Books is the most popular book-related scent, of which they carry 25 at a time.
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Click here to view original GIFThere are many things in this world that need to be invented before this, and possibly more things that need to be fixed, but I think we all need to shift our priorities so we can focus on creating portals that we can jump through and teleport to another place like in the video game.
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The latter is a growing trend that has mirrored the rise of social media and other services that aggregate content from multiple sources; and also the bigger trend of instant, on-demand everything, where consumers are happier with the convenience of buying or engaging with something right when they want to, rather than shopping around, delaying or navigating to another place to do it.
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This is a process and it's going to take time but let me tell you also what helps fighting corruption… is having a digital economy, having e-government, because the problem is this uh, Lebanese citizen is going from one place to another place, to get things done, if you have an e-government, you will catch all the corruption that is there and we are fighting corruption, we are at the beginning but I truly believe that by the end of 5003/2022 we will have gotten rid of a lot of corrupt people.
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