Elizabeth took the throne, launching perhaps England's most venerated reign.
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Hungry ghosts are ancestors who have not been properly venerated.
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But it will certainly make Bloomberg a venerated Biden supporter.
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In fact, Hershey had shaped it into a venerated institution.
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At one point, he crassly implied that venerated Michigan Rep.
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" The Icarians called him "dear and venerated father" or, simply, "Papa.
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What of the reputation of the most venerated luminary of all?
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Is the inset where the worshipper would place this venerated object?
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Under Trump, they'll be venerated — granted cultural deference and policy independence.
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For decades Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister, was venerated at home.
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Maistre venerated the executioner, whose axe he saw as underpinning all order.
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The Muslim Council comprises some of the Islamic world's most venerated thinkers.
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A new book takes readers into the workspace of the venerated filmmaker.
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However, at UVA Jefferson is still often venerated without question or depth.
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Congo's venerated Catholic Church, which deployed 40,000 election monitors for the Dec.
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In Saudi Arabia, camels are venerated for their good looks, grace, and speed.
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Dissenters are venerated, but usually only after they're dead and neutered by time.
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He became a propagandist for communists, venerated Chairman Mao and yearned for revolution.
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Allegations of sexual misconduct have also engulfed four of fundamentalism's most venerated patriarchs.
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Washington (CNN)It is venerated status that no one wants: Gold Star family.
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The mother of God who is venerated at the cathedral is Notre Dame.
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The venerated De Hoop rowing club is down the street, on the riverfront.
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Bravely standing up to goons espousing evil ideologies should be venerated and emulated.
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Google, for its part, did not include anything near its venerated search bar.
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However, it would also dispose of football traditions that are venerated for good reason.
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The church gave him the title "venerated" in the 1970s, a step toward canonization.
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LaVey venerated Satan as the ultimate "adversary," the symbol of individualism and personal liberty.
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Soviet and Russian leaders have in the past venerated America as well as demonising it.
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But he was later venerated as a Saint, so he's got that going for him.
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Clinton invoked the right's most venerated president, from whose library Mr. Pence appeared on CNN.
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But the Bible was the most accessible, authoritative, and venerated text in 2900th Century America.
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Joel Gregory's most memorable sermon was delivered by a venerated pastor at a celebrated seminary.
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That group includes venerated Broadway legends like Stephen Sondheim, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Miranda himself.
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Nonetheless, the omission of a tiebreaker meant that rugby's most venerated tradition ended as an anticlimax.
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NBC is addressing the sexual misconduct allegations brought against venerated newsmen Tom Brokaw and Matt Lauer.
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They cleansed the faith of saint-worship, demolishing shrines venerated by Shia and traditional Sunnis alike.
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The dead are not mourned so much as they are posthumously venerated with music and dance.
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Among those attending the occasion was venerated actor Ian McKellen, who greeted Khan before the ceremony.
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In changing times like these, it seems best to combine guidance from two venerated women artists.
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OR JUST BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, THEY'RE KIND OF THE BIGGEST AND BASICALLY THE MOST VENERATED FIRM?
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Muslims venerated St. Elian as a Sufi sheikh, known to them as Sheikh Ahmed the Priest.
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Even the most venerated of veterans, once they reach a certain point, become creatures of habit.
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He was arrested and charged with desecrating a venerated object, which was banned under Texas law.
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A lifelong agnostic, he — or at least his heart — is venerated like a relic in Poland.
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After he died in 2000, his followers venerated his corpse for three days, awaiting his resurrection.
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On Technology In start-up lore, no figure is more venerated than the tech-world founder.
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But a critical part of the venerated alchemy of transfiguring everyday objects involves shifting their context.
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The venerated newsman routinely propositioned female employees, according to a two-month investigation just published in Variety.
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She raves about the pleasure of these venerated bodies, both her own and those of her lovers.
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Like Mr Trump, these yeoman farmers venerated Andrew Jackson, the brutal, populist president from 1829 to 1837.
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These Older Gods, once venerated, are now fading in influence, in confidence and in the public trust.
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He said he has read "Poor People's Movements," Ms. Piven's venerated 21970 book, at least three times.
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As with any funeral, Mr. Bush was venerated in death as he was not always in life.
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After the war, he defended the company's record during the Third Reich and venerated his stepfather's achievements.
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And Bill Gurley, a Benchmark Capital investor who is venerated in Silicon Valley, is perhaps the most notable.
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To Africans, for whom the wisdom of gray haired elders is highly venerated, this does not sit well.
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At Violet, the pies are an homage to the ones at Al Forno, a venerated Providence Italian restaurant.
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He was also hugely popular in Europe — especially in France, where he was venerated as a cult author.
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His attacks on McCain, who is venerated among Republicans and widely respected by Democrats, drew shock and anger.
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These old buildings are like New York's senior citizens and should be venerated as such, not cast aside.
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The BlanQuil functions just like the venerated sleep aid, except that it's in the form of a mask.
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Rather than an add-on, the venerated studio accidentally made a whole other, 10-hour long standalone game.
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Monza is renowned as Italy's 'Temple of Speed', venerated by Ferrari's fanatical 'tifosi' (fans) like nowhere else in motorsport.
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The venerated Bold series of phones were practically ergonomic and easy to cup with your hands to start typing.
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Last Man is a series of French graphic novels that were originally published by Casterman, the venerated French publisher.
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The Mayas venerated different creatures as symbols of the forces of nature, and as mediators between gods and men.
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After the successful New Deal mobilization, FDR remained a venerated figure in the South, decades after the depression ended.
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But that goes against precedent, and stifles the impulse to recognize people venerated by serving senators and the public.
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How am I going to be adored, parodied, venerated, denounced, redeemed, and ultimately mythologized if I can't get published?
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In a report, Butler argued that "the 'no tourniquet' rule," a "venerated tenet of prehospital trauma care," was wrong.
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One such person, venerated Turks and Caicos flats fishing guide Captain Will Valley of Bonefish Unlimited, swears by them.
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Protein has achieved a venerated status in the dietary world for everything from building muscle to preventing weight gain.
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The conduct of one will be venerated and emulated, the other detested as a satire upon soldiership and honor.
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Scholar's rocks, as they are also called, represent the unity of humans and the cosmos as venerated in Confucianism.
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And in an interview with venerated author Cliff Stoll, we took a look back a historic moment in cybersecurity.
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Despite his endorsement from that venerated mouthpiece of conservatism, the New York Times, Kasich lags in endorsements from Republican officeholders.
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John Lewis, one of the CBC's two most venerated members, was sending a fundraising email for McAdams the next morning.
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At the time, Shaikh was a program officer at the venerated McCormick Foundation, so he had the skills and connections.
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Associated Press comes to mind, especially since I'm in a newsroom at this moment; A.P. News is a venerated institution.
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Take Robert E. Lee, the Confederate general venerated by generations of white Southerners (as well as many in the North).
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As a scion of the Hamawand tribe, one of Kurdistan's oldest and most venerated clans, this is essentially his birthright.
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Guided by the past Each past president has engaged with historical tomes, and venerated their political heroes, to different degrees.
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Throughout his work, Mr. Gutman was attuned to the fact that he was puncturing long-held beliefs about venerated figures.
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The venerated pulp spirit in science fiction and fantasy has dwindled since the golden age of the 1920s to '50s.
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That father, the third William Giraldi, lived the kind of "real American" stoic, blue-collar life so venerated by politicians.
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While other Modernists jettisoned the past, his work from the postwar era to the late 1970s venerated and transformed it.
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But though the show was eventually venerated, its evisceration on Broadway irrevocably changed the lives of the young performers involved.
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Since replacing the implacable Abraham Foxman, a growing chorus is singing that Greenblatt's multiple missteps have damaged the venerated organization.
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Mr. Conyers, a founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, also holds the venerated title of Dean of the House.
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But we have maligned one, venerated the other, and fallen into exaggerated performances of both that cause harm to all.
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Dzerzhinsky Square is now Lubyanka Square and the statue is gone, but "Iron Felix" is still venerated within Putin's establishment.
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It is a long-established and venerated practice for members of Congress to take special interest in foreign policy issues.
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Baseball fans waited 71 years for Wrigley Field to host another World Series game, and the venerated old ballpark didn't disappoint.
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Mother Teresa was venerated during her lifetime for her service to the poor and needy in the slums of Kolkata, India.
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But will they ever become as venerated as Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis and Duke Ellington, all of whom performed at Monterey?
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At these ten venerated L.A. dining spots, the food is still really good (well, mostly), but the backstories are even better.
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The irony here: Becket -- an annoyance to Henry II as Comey eventually became to Trump -- was later venerated as a saint.
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He did put himself in some dodgy situations, but managed to pull it off and become a quite venerated old gentleman.
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Why it matters: The once-venerated MBA is going the way of the diminished law degree, pushed aside by tech education.
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It will certainly be cancelled in the event of the death of Thailand's venerated king, who is old and gravely ill.
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In classical music, he is venerated, almost desperately, as the Great Communicator, who thrust the symphonic repertory into the national conversation.
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The venerated Academy of the Hebrew Language is always working to update a vocabulary inscribed on parchment for the digital era.
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I can no more deliver myself to the place where my sister is venerated than I can to an unfathomable God.
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Many successful New York designers like Alexander Wang have gone on to steer the creative helm of venerated houses like Balenciaga.
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And yes, Israel's economic prowess is world renowned: In China, India and Silicon Valley, Israel's technology, innovation and entrepreneurship are venerated.
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Once venerated for its strutting peacocks and elegant statues and corridors lined with palm trees, Villa Sciarra has fallen into ruin.
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Duhatschek compared Rittich, a Czech, to his most venerated countryman, Dominik Hasek, in terms of his attitude, competitiveness and mental makeup.
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Works by the venerated Ms. Kusama (who is the subject of a recent documentary movie) also attract lengthy lines of buyers.
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The demise of Thomas Cook, Britain's most venerated travel agency, is shaping up as one of the country's greatest corporate fiascos.
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An altar in the sanctuary venerated the goddess Artemis Soteira ("She who saves") and her twin, Apollon Paian ("He who helps").
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Last year, Floyd Abrams, a venerated lawyer and advocate for free speech, published a book called The Soul of the First Amendment.
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This new vision of Hollywood was the one that venerated Sidney Poitier, wore red ribbons for AIDS awareness, openly mourned Rock Hudson.
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After what hackers have done to the United States of America, we cannot let them destroy this venerated brotherhood of chicken lovers.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser, Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden venerated Saladin as a role model for fighting Western imperialism and recovering Jerusalem.
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I know the follow-up obviously is: If a lot of it is luck, should VCs be as venerated as they are?
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Texas code at the time banned intentional "desecration of a venerated object," including public monuments, places or worship and the national flag.
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Op-Ed Contributors BANGALORE, India — The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is famously obsessed with the cow, which is venerated in Hindu cosmology.
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The crown of thorns, for example, which the cathedral calls its "most precious and most venerated relic," was locked in a chest.
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"Parasitism is an old, venerated way of making a living," said Siobain Duffy, who researches the evolution of viruses at Rutgers University.
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" After he apologized to her and offered his excuse, she wrote, he became "ever more powerful and venerated in his professional world.
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For white Northerners, Lee was a military hero who could be venerated without having to embrace the Confederate cause in its totality.
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As China's highest-paid actress, Fan has made recent headway into Hollywood, where she has landed movie deals with tinseltown's most venerated actors.
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No one really had any idea why they were dressed up as two, uh, venerated political leaders, but they caused quite a stir.
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But it "still inspires respect in this deeply hierarchical country where the aristocracy is venerated despite rapid social change," according to the Guardian.
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By the same token, demagogic dictators have proved unremittingly hostile to monarchy because the institution represents a dangerously venerated alternative to their ambitions.
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There are those who believe there's absolutely no way a venerated football star could have committed such a heinous crime in cold blood.
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Long before the main world religions were established, during the earliest periods of human development, many belief-systems venerated a supreme female creator.
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"Those who took up arms against the Union were explicitly attempting to stop the American odyssey" and should not be venerated, he says.
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The shrine is named for a venerated image of the Virgin Mary, and it is one of the world's most popular pilgrimage destinations.
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The teenage martyr venerated here presides over the apse in an austere, Byzantine-style mosaic of elongated figures set against a gold background.
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The revelations have forced a painful discussion about how John Paul, now venerated as a saint, failed to take action to protect children.
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As a venerated romance writer with hundreds of books under her belt, Roberts could have brought an exciting perspective to the postapocalyptic subgenre.
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He wrote his own religious text called Pensamientos, meaning "My Thoughts," and he became venerated as a saint—even beyond rock star status.
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Buell, who is one of San Francisco's most venerated fundraisers, ranks among the biggest bundlers for former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Apart from Pérez and Stivelman, the film also features computer scientist and author Jacques Vallée, a venerated figure within UFO and paranormal circles.
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The Republicans have long been hostile to Russia, part of the dogma laid down by actor and venerated former party leader Ronald Reagan.
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It was also viewed as an attempt by Cornell to burnish its reputation against more-venerated Ivy League counterparts like Harvard, Yale and Princeton.
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It's no surprise both Rise and the much-venerated FNL both hail from Emmy-winner Jason Katims, who also gave us family melodrama Parenthood.
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The venerated journalist not only tries to bypass her story, but flat out cuts Midler off in an attempt to stop her from continuing.
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EVERY 20 years in the eastern coastal Japanese city of Ise, the shrine, one of the country's most venerated, is knocked down and rebuilt.
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The Oscars are a venerated annual ceremony filled with finery, frippery, and foolishness — and the after parties are the awards show's badass little siblings.
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Try Bowers & Wilkins' stylish P7 or Sennheiser's venerated HD 600, both at just under $400, or HiFiMan's scandalously underpriced HE400S planar magnetics at $299.
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Margaret Atwood, venerated author of The Handmaid's Tale, announced Wednesday that she will be publishing a sequel to her dystopian masterpiece in September 2019.
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Scorsese gave the pope a painting by a 17th century Japanese artist of a Madonna that was venerated by the so-called "hidden Christians".
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The vast majority of the beef India exports is buffalo, an animal less venerated than the indigenous Indian cow that many view as sacred.
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The Church of St. John Coltrane In the 1980s, the saxophonist was venerated and canonized by a congregation affiliated with the African Orthodox Church.
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But according to The Guardian, the title "still inspires respect in this deeply hierarchical country where the aristocracy is venerated despite rapid social change."
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The venerated Marine commander forged a close alliance with the former Exxon Mobil CEO largely due to their diplomatic approach to national security matters.
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The pastoral visit marked the centenary of the appearance of the widely venerated saint's stigmata, as well as the 50th anniversary of his death.
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He is venerated by large sects like the Satmar and Viznitz Hasidim as the spiritual leader who established Hasidic culture and philosophy in Hungary.
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I had already built up to 20 miles in training, and I wanted to know what it felt like to run the venerated 26.2.
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During research trips to England, the couple visited rolling gardens in Worcestershire and Cambridgeshire created by the venerated 18th-century landscape architect Capability Brown.
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It's presented as a venerated, totally serious PBS-type show that's supposedly in its 52nd season, complete with Dame Helen Mirren introducing each episode.
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But as more artists come forward to speak out against Woody Allen, the same can't be said of Polanski, who remains venerated in Hollywood.
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A girl complained he tried to pull her pants down and he is instantly excommunicated from a profession that up until then had venerated him.
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Rock star David Bowie's collaborative work with record producer Brian Eno's is without a doubt some of the most venerated art pop of all time.
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That followed a weekend "LGBT Solidarity Rally" at the Stonewall Inn, a National Historical Landmark and the venerated home of the early gay rights movement.
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They reminded us that these "great artists" who abuse others shouldn't continue to be venerated because of their art; sometimes they made bad art too!
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The fact that this particular report is directed at a late British Royal — an extremely venerated one at that — makes it all the more offensive.
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VW, one of the most venerated names in carmaking, was hit by the emissions scandal last year that rocked the company's global reputation and credibility.
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Perhaps because of this they looked to the future and venerated modernity, whereas Mr Trump often seems to be trying to bring back the 1950s.
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Medieval warriors venerated the animal in frenetic rituals, hoping to take on its fearsome power; male bears were said to kidnap and rape young women.
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In downtown Caracas, government supporters also rallied, dancing salsa and waving pictures of Maduro's predecessor Hugo Chavez who remains venerated by many, especially the poor.
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As they danced and sang, the smell of crushed foliage and sour rum filled the air, a performance as anonymous as the death it venerated.
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And Obama's first director of the White House's venerated nerd hub, Dr. John Holdren, helped Obama prep to enter the White House after Election Day.
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In 70 kilometers, or about 43 miles, you'll reach Lamayuru Monastery, one of the most venerated and ancient monasteries in the region (50 rupees admission).
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He is the oldest son of Michael Douglas, the Academy Award-winning actor and producer, and a grandson of Kirk Douglas, the venerated "Spartacus" star.
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However, that would also make them vulnerable to accusations of hypocrisy: for years, they venerated the power of the minority filibuster as a governing tool.
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With its painted ceiling and crystal chandelier, the theater, inaugurated in 1777 in the presence of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, embodies a venerated heritage.
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After your repeated success at Cannes, you became one of the most venerated directors in Europe, helping to bring Romanian cinema to the world's notice.
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One of the more surprising moves saw venerated e-sports organization Team Liquid move its Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 "blackout" team over to Apex.
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The widely venerated king died at the age of 88 after seven decades on the throne and the military government has declared one year of mourning.
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She'd been bullied, and at her own high school, a goth had been venerated post-suicide by the same people who had terrorized her in life.
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For some perspective, this makes it older than every professional sports stadium in the United States, including such venerated institutions as Fenway Park and Wrigley Field.
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After mistaking an Asian man for the venerated healer and teacher, he begins a conversation with the real deal ... that gets off on the wrong foot.
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He already understood, through Mullen's information, that National Action venerated the propaganda campaigns and the secretive structure of Salafist terrorist groups such as the Islamic State.
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Transgender people are, however, also sometimes venerated in the South Asian tradition of according spiritual powers to eunuchs and others who fall outside traditional gender divisions.
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Last spring, Ellen Pao set Silicon Valley ablaze with her gender discrimination lawsuit against her former employer, the venerated venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
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Mr. Carter later ran The New York Observer before moving, in 1992, to Vanity Fair, which venerated some of the same celebrities he criticized in Spy.
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Jason Amerine was so venerated within the military that the Army's "Real Heroes" line had made a literal action figure showing him firing a machine gun.
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Lamar Alexander, you venerated Howard Baker, a fellow Tennessean who once held your Senate seat and put principle above partisanship by standing up to President Nixon.
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In the decades since, he has been venerated with a statue, an annual award at West Point and even a Malcolm Gladwell treatise on human potential.
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Mr. González Sr., 83, is one of Mexico's most venerated — and wealthiest — figures in the business world, the chairman of Kimberly-Clark de Mexico for decades.
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Feminists have drawn out far more complex dynamics bubbling under the surface in this iconography, that may have stirred minds of the women who venerated them.
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However transgender people are also sometimes venerated in the South Asian tradition of according spiritual powers to eunuchs and others who fall outside traditional gender divisions.
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Venerated Los Angeles beatsmith, Flying Lotus, has produced a new track by Harlem rapper Smoke DZA that features an endorsement of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
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Like cats, mongooses were venerated in ancient Egypt for their habit of hunting troublesome rodents—with the bonus that, unlike cats, they would also take on snakes.
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The internal glow of the piece, heightened by candles, illuminates the room, while soft, repetitious tones play in subtle variations, enhancing the venerated hush of the space.
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There's a catch, though: if the banished can successfully complete the rites, they can not only return to the Commonwealth, but be become venerated members of society.
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The widely venerated monarch enthroned since 1946 has been out of the public eye in recent years due to a range of health issues including renal failure.
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They have venerated him throughout the Republican primary for rejecting the dirty business of pay-to-play politics, and for populist vows to protect the ordinary worker.
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But ask yourself what becomes of a country where representative government and the free flow of ideas are distrusted and the military is venerated above everything else.
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Sayeda Zeinab - the granddaughter of the Prophet Mohammad - is venerated by Shi'ites and her shrine is a site of mass pilgrimage for Shi'ites from across the world.
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Like the movie in which Robert DeNiro plays an intern, venerated appliance brand Whirlpool is spreading its wings, dusting off the cobwebs, and crowdfunding a beer maker.
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A widely read author and widely heard lecturer, Dr. Epstein was venerated by some as an environmental prophet and reviled by others as an overzealous toxin avenger.
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The Romans venerated a meteorite they referred to as the Needle of Cybele and attributed a surprise victory over Hannibal to their possession of this interplanetary amulet.
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Famously, the venerated set of American Vogue contributors — Grace Coddington, Phyllis Posnick and Tonne Goodman — all had a sort of uniform of pants, white shirt, flat shoes.
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First, you generate climate of opinion that all previously legitimate and venerated institutions of state are actually illegitimate and oppressive — "deep state," as your friends call it.
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Venerated luxury brands like Cartier and Prada sought a younger and more diverse crowd, while indie downtown labels cemented their reputations for steamrolling racial and gender boundaries.
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In the 1980s, Mr. Morelle was a chef at Grimaldi's Restaurant, a venerated spot that is now closed, where the greens were served as an occasional special.
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Herbert then made his go-ahead rambling run on the next snap after Breeze forced another fumble in yet another frenetic edition of this venerated bowl game.
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The Ducks still managed to win yet another frenetic edition of this venerated bowl game, surviving six lead changes and big special-teams mistakes by both schools.
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Later in the day, violence resulting in at least 10 more deaths resumed in Najaf and Karbala, where the country's two most venerated Shiite Muslim shrines are.
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Poppy's fans seem to hold two conflicting opinions about her: that she can parody YouTubers and bubblegum pop stars and be venerated like the very celebrities she lampoons.
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Political leaders and the institutions they've constructed, particularly America's venerated political parties, need to do the hard work of vetting candidates and preventing inappropriate ones from achieving office.
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But I venerated the value of the work going on at Gawker by everyone else, and always felt like my contributions were a sideshow to theirs, at best.
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The threat of enforcement marks a sea change for a church that for some 2,000 years has seen popes venerated on all manner of flags, banners and medals.
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For over a decade, the mainland dreamed of other countrymen emulating Yao's achievements; he remains as venerated in China today as he was during his NBA playing days.
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Relapse Records certainly are—the label has just announced a new partnership with Shone, who will release a new full-length via the venerated indie powerhouse in 15.
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Such machinations would seem sacrilegious to many sports fans — which is why golf purists are galled by what is happening at some of the sport's most venerated courses.
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Your average Meet the Press panel member could probably tell you next to nothing about the country's largest Somali community, in the heart of the much-venerated heartland.
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A deceased loved one, said Father Salsa, should be in a place "accessible to everyone, where they can be venerated," so a cemetery is preferable to a home.
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Mao, who died in 1976, is still officially venerated by the ruling Communist Party as the founder of modern China and his face appears on every yuan banknote.
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While some Nixon aides are now venerated for refusing to carry out corrupt instructions during the Watergate inquiries, others bear the stain of helping the president hide misconduct.
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One of New York's most venerated writers, Gay Talese, wrote an entire book about the bridge, one Z. Opinion pieces have denounced its infamous $17 one-way toll.
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Theodore J. Lowi, a venerated political scientist who challenged conventional scholarship on presidential power and identified the emergence of what he called "interest-group liberalism," died on Feb.
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"We want our fight for the truth to be revealed, for the victims of the Smolensk tragedy to be venerated, for monuments to be put up," he said.
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Relics of the past are venerated in the rear garden, which is decorated with giant gears that were once part of a pulley system for hauling stage settings.
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On the revolutionary side, this included illustrations that venerated Russian peasants and helped to drive home the contrast between the decadent royals and the hard-working common folk.
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The American Film Institute ranks it as one of the 100 best American films, and it's known as the movie that made the late, venerated critic Roger Ebert cry.
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Like the smooth-talking movement leaders in Imperium, Patrick Stewart's Darcy, a soft-spoken guy who dresses like a substitute teacher, is venerated by the "true believer" foot soldiers.
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Their ranks also includes some venerated Confederates whose legacies have recently been under scrutiny, including Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis, who was President of the Confederacy.
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In June Jamie Dimon, the boss of JPMorgan Chase, a bank, and Warren Buffett, a venerated investor, criticised what they view as the stockmarket's obsession with quarterly earnings guidance.
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Those tracks became Pull My Hair Back, Lanza's 2013 debut LP; Greenspan co-wrote and co-produced the album, and facilitated Lanza's connection to venerated UK electronic label Hyperdub.
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The project will focus on "women who defied gender stereotypes but often found themselves pushed to the sidelines or erased from history books" while their male contemporaries were venerated.
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Venerated German dub techno duo Porter Ricks, aka Andy Mellwig and Thomas Köner, announced today that they'll break 17 years of silence with a new EP called Shadow Boat.
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Olivera had asked for its return because people in the area of Argentina where it was venerated before the war wanted to be able to pray before it again.
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And the clock, a moment-by-moment reminder of the club's venerated past, has in effect become a scale measuring in real time the incessantly mounting weight of history.
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In the three-dimensional Standarts, he affixed bottles or tin cans to cardboard boxes, in a manner reminiscent of Arte Povera, the Italian movement that venerated commonplace, preindustrial materials.
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Q. What's your beef with statins, which you write in the book are so venerated that many doctors say they might as well be put in the water supply?
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However, it is appalling to see one of the longest-standing and most venerated civil rights organizations in our country's history disseminating misinformation, fomenting anti-Semitism and lauding hatemongers.
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By removing himself, Trump would place the challenge squarely back on the NFL to pick its battles more wisely or risk committing economic suicide and ruining a venerated game.
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Aung San Suu Kyi may have been venerated as a democracy activist and a human rights icon, but Thant Myint-U suggests she's better understood as a Burmese nationalist.
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Even in calmer times the Turkish flag - a white star and crescent moon against a red background representing the blood of martyrs - is venerated in this proudly nationalistic country.
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Under mortar and rocket attack, Ido and his fellow villagers ran to Sinjar Mountain, venerated by the Yazidis and historically used as a place of refuge during periods of conflict.
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St. Nicholas, who lived about 1,700 years ago in what is today Turkey, is venerated among Orthodox Christians, including those in Russia, which is Syria's ally in the civil war.
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Lust for Life's user score—a rating based entirely on the will of the people, separate from the score generated by venerated critics—had dropped from 273674 to 22.0 overnight.
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I'll not spoil anything for you, but while the actor who plays Ares is a venerated one, he feels like a complete miscast in the second half of his role.
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When he returned, Mr. Rajahi grilled him on the Ruy Lopez opening, one of the oldest and most venerated chess openings (the Fried Liver, Mr. Rajahi said, is for beginners).
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We explored its tiny rooms where monks once lived and prayed, most notably St. Ignatius, who founded it in the 16th century and is a venerated figure on the island.
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Soon after he released "Artist," he first heard one of his songs on Hot 97, the venerated New York radio station, while he happened to be streaming on Facebook Live.
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GAZA CITY — The death of Mahmoud Ishtiwi had all the trappings of a telenovela: sex, torture and embezzlement in Gaza's most venerated and secretive institution, the armed wing of Hamas.
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The 1870 depiction of a Renaissance noblewoman is one of the landscape painter's most venerated works, but its later acquisition by Lucian Freud is what brings it to the foray.
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" Yad Vashem, a venerated state institution and the country's hallowed authority on Holocaust education, documentation and research, said "existing documentation and decades of historical research yield a totally different picture.
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A 40-minute drive south of Kiryat Malachi, the development town of Netivot is famed for its tomb of a venerated Moroccan rabbi, Israel Abuhatzeira, known as the Baba Sali.
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The story ends years into a future wherein McManus's fictional leader is, despite his personal flaws, venerated as the hero–founder of a pure and enduring whites-only ethno-utopia.
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This dispute revolves around a bronze statue titled "Bathing Venus" that is being presented as a newly discovered artwork by the venerated Italian sculptor Giambologna and exhibited in Florence, Italy.
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On one hand you have immediate things like Twitter happening and on the other hand you see venerated properties like Time and the Atlantic going to individual Silicon Valley investors.
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The associations of putting an object on a pedestal, and their application here, could not be clearer: with this gesture, Muhlin indicates that childhood itself is being venerated and sanctified.
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Although Uslé belongs to a younger, postmodern generation as opposed to these venerated modernist masters, he too wanted to make what Rothko called a "naked painting," something basic and irreducible.
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Despite the ongoing campaign to highlight abuse and misconduct in the film business and other industries, Polanski remains venerated in Hollywood as one of the leading auteurs of his generation.
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WASHINGTON — In a corridor just a few feet from the floor of the United States Senate hangs a 219th-century oil painting of Henry Clay, the dexterous and venerated Kentucky lawmaker.
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It's been two years since Ricki Lake lost her ex-husband, but the venerated talk show host and documentary filmmaker has only recently begun to find joy in life once more.
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And that's the worry others are voicing: Will the investigators come for other scores that for years have been venerated but have not been verified as strictly as modern records are?
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Yet regardless, the Big Five's push to establish independence from big chipmakers, namely Intel and Qualcomm, has seriously threatened the businesses of some of Silicon Valley's oldest and most venerated companies.
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They discussed topics as diverse as the kosher status of gelatin, the religious rulings of venerated medieval rabbis and the ingredients of the solution that encourages lab-grown meat to grow.
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The venerated institution first swung open its doors in 1876 and retains a strong brand name despite pressures in recent years from increased regulation, dwindling commissions and a tougher competitive climate.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The arched stone-built hall in Jerusalem venerated by Christians as the site of Jesus' Last Supper has been digitally recreated by archaeologists using laser scanners and advanced photography.
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Stein in her statement described Harambe's fate as "catastrophic" and lamented that his life in captivity had been exploited to make money and entertain Ohioans, a demographic usually venerated by politicians.
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It's also Brown's first release for the venerated UK electronic label Warp, and it's a perfect fit: I'd happily spend a while with an instrumental version of Paul White's demented beat.
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They had, of course, done that out of a (mistaken) belief that praising Trump and playing to his desire to be venerated would make him more malleable to their policy wishes.
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Mugabe began his political career as the hope of his country, a leader in Zimbabwe's fight for independence and a figure regularly compared to South Africa's venerated freedom fighter Nelson Mandela.
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He also spoke about his three-year stint as the creative director for the venerated label Balenciaga from 2012 to 2015, which stretched him thin but honed his long-term focus.
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Most important, Louis Borfiga, a venerated French professor of tennis who coached Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Gaël Monfils and was once Bjorn Borg's hitting partner, was hired to oversee it all.
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This might be an example; some indigenous English cultures venerated heads as part of the soul, leading Peachey to wonder if this could explain the strange burials seen at Great Whelnetham.
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Jeong is a venerated tech culture journalist with a broad range of expertise, known for everything from authoring a book on systemic online harassment to reporting on major internet case law.
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They discussed topics as diverse as the kosher status of gelatin, the religious rulings of venerated medieval rabbis and the ingredients of the solution that encourages lab-grown meat to grow.
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Since Mr. Modi came to power, so-called cow vigilantes have brutalized or killed dozens of people, many Muslim, for slaughtering or trading cows, a venerated animal in the Hindu religion.
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To be clear, much of what Trump has surfaced among Republicans has always been there — sexism, racism, xenophobia, anti-immigrant hysteria — but Trump has elevated it, venerated it, and branded it.
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If Mezher had a protégé, it was Captain Basam Attallah, who, more than any other officer, was venerated by the men for his daring as a policeman in Mosul before 2014.
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With my fabrications, I became the captain of the ship, not just a wistful passer-by, breath fogging the pane of glass that stood between me and the girls I venerated.
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Both "1917" and "Joker" have been polished to a high gleam, which strengthens the illusion that they have something meaningful to say about the culturally venerated subject of men and violence.
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In 1997, Hart became director of the national center to preserve the memory and works of Jose Marti, the country's most venerated figure, a position he held up to his death.
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The High Line in turn pays homage to the 20th-century prairie garden movement, which venerated the unspoiled expanses of the Great Plains and the strong horizontal line of the horizon.
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It is a debate about how the most powerful person in the world — the president of the United States — is held accountable under the Constitution's venerated system of checks and balances.
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The five-time Grammy Award winner spoke out about the venerated award show and what changed her perception about the institution that granted her two awards the year her iconic career started.
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The success of Elder Scrolls Online proves that the once venerated MMORPG genre isn't doing so bad as some people claim, as survival just demands adjusting to the needs of the situation.
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If you're a Nintendo exec I suspect you're starting to think that the venerated company is now brushing against the limits of nostalgia and that something – something big – is about to give.
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It's possible Jason merely stayed on the Bachelorette so long just to get a national camera crew to his venerated burg (I kid, I kid; he's clearly head over heels for Becca).
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As has become tradition over the past couple of years, Richie Hawtin threw a free pop-up event with Dubfire in tow at venerated taco joint El Fogón (try the al pastor).
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Though many ancient South American cultures venerated human heads and skulls, often burying them in isolation, this particular version of ritual skull manipulation is more difficult to interpret because of its novelty.
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Elizabeth Wilkinson Stokes may be the most venerated female pugilist in British history, but she was not the first, nor the last women to defy gendered norms and enter the boxing ring.
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If you're from a non-Abrahamic faith tradition or if it's just been a while since Sunday school, Abraham is a venerated patriarchal figure in Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and the Baha'i faith.
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It led to the suspension of seven security guards after a female devotee climbed the prayer platform and touched a statue of the deity Lord Shiva, who is venerated within the temple.
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At one event held at SO36, a venerated local nightclub, an activist from San Francisco talked about how the spread — and wealth — of Google and other tech companies had transformed her city.
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There's been talk of bankruptcy swirling around Gibson, the venerated Nashville-based guitar company, which takes in more than $1.2 billion in annual revenue but is more than $500 million in debt.
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On the venerated pages of Der Spiegel, a German newsmagazine, Mr. Relotius portrayed Fergus Falls as a backward, racist place whose residents blindly supported President Trump and rarely ventured beyond city limits.
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After all these years there are the formidable but not mutually exclusive legacies of Ashe: as the only African-American man to win a Grand Slam tournament and as a venerated humanitarian.
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Let's look at the Loewen, the least expensive of these wines at $26 and the least renowned in the company of Prüm and Dönnhoff, two of the most venerated names in riesling.
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Whenever Matteau returns to the city — as he will Friday, when the Rangers host a reunion of the 221 Stanley Cup champions — he knows he is part of a venerated alumni group.
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But, as is conveyed by images from a photo series by Nina Berman, which captures Americans in environments that celebrate guns, they are a highly normalized and venerated part of our culture.
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He's built a political career on a willingness to break with long-held traditions, the venerated elements of our capital "D" democracy that have long distinguished us from the rest of the world.
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Fighting back every time another abuser is given the space — in the comedy club, on the pages of some of our most venerated magazines — to explain their actions and exonerate themselves, that's exhausting.
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Perhaps contemporary gallery spaces embrace the "white cube" concept because it is a great equalizer, reducing wherever you are to the same nowhere space, a blank canvas against which everything becomes venerated, outstanding.
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The Switch has actually supported GameCube controllers since October 2017, when the system got a software update that quietly added support for the venerated controllers that have become almost synonymous with Smash Bros.
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And, while fired clay bas-reliefs of mythical figures can be traced back to the Italian Renaissance and venerated artists such as Donatello and Ghiberti, the medium is not widespread among contemporary artists.
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A protégé of Jack Kemp, a former Republican congressman from New York, Mr. Ryan is a "free markets and free people" conservative of the sort venerated by The Wall Street Journal editorial page.
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After a slightly weaker-than-expected quarterly report and subsequent stock decline for Henry Schein, venerated Chairman and CEO Stanley Bergman told Cramer why the company was so candid in its conference call.
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History is venerated, and he was eager to tell how it is passed down through the many artworks and objets d'art housed in its clubhouse, including thousands of renderings of boars, its emblem.
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The chapel holds venerated relics from saints and martyrs from the first centuries of Christianity, as well as the Acheiropoieta, a jewel-encrusted image of Jesus thought to have come into existence miraculously.
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He had stopped at the local chapel, where he venerated the bones of Matt Talbot, an alcoholic religious zealot who mortified his flesh by wrapping it in chains and died in the 1920s.
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A man venerated in Catholic circles and beyond is alleged to have sexually abused six women over the course of decades, according to an internal report commissioned by the charity that he founded.
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One lasting document from his time in Cleveland, still venerated for its delicate poignancy, was his solo turn in a recording of Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 2, with Leon Fleisher at the keyboard.
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But even as the story faded from the news cycle, Harambe continues to live on in the collective mind of the internet, entering into a rarefied state of venerated meme status. //s.imgur.com/min/embed.
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But the company did confirm that it has developers like Sega, Metro Exodus creator Deep Silver, Fallout and Elder Scrolls studio Bethesda, Stellaris creator Paradox Interactive, and venerated indie publisher Devolver Digital on board.
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Like Raymond Peterson, Hayward Brown became a polarizing figure in Detroit, only their constituencies were flipped: A "mad dog killer" to police, Brown would be venerated as a folk hero by the police's victims.
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As a result, about one in four students at Amherst, one of the country's most venerated and selective institutions of higher education, qualifies for federal Pell grants, which are dedicated to low-income families.
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Except this is a Loach movie, and along with being one of Earth's most venerable and venerated directors, he's almost without peer as a filmmaker formidably committed to exposing the sins of our wages.
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Along with his better-known contemporary Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Schiller adored and venerated Shakespeare, whose plays had been performed in German since the early 17th century — a time when no other translations existed.
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For the past year, the reserve has also been the locale for a remarkable new venture that combines hot-air ballooning with an introduction to falconry, the Arab world's most ancient and venerated sport.
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Mr. Tillemann's grandfather was Tom Lantos, a venerated California Democrat who died in 2008 and was extremely close to Mr. Hoyer, and his uncle is Richard Swett, a former Democratic congressman from New Hampshire.
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Ibrahim Skakiyeh, 28, a father of two from Ramallah, was out hawking red Santa hats and selfie sticks in Manger Square, near the Church of the Nativity, venerated as the traditional birthplace of Jesus.
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Mr. Mcgowan, a scout for the archival record label the Numero Group, was looking for Jackie Shane, a venerated but misunderstood soul singer who had not been seen in public in nearly five decades.
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He was named captain of the Oilers before this season, joining a tradition of Edmonton captains that includes venerated names like Gretzky and Mark Messier, for whom the N.H.L.'s leadership award is named.
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Young writers and artists in the area have long venerated Mr. Lamar, whose rise from poverty to becoming one of the acclaimed musical writers of his generation is a source of hope and inspiration.
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Beneath Augusta National, the world's most exclusive golf club and most venerated domain of cultivated grass, there is a vast network of pipes and mechanical blowers, which help drain and ventilate the putting greens.
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But, clearly, the club and the tournament owe their exacting standards and often peculiar, now widely venerated traditions to Roberts's obsessive attention to detail and stubborn insistence on a certain way of doing things.
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This is the new America, one in which all the old rules have been wiped away, one in which corruption is tolerated, one in which truth is denigrated, one in which tyrants are venerated.
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"For a long time, I didn't think I'd ever be happy again," says the venerated talk show host, whose most recent documentary, Weed the People, about the medical cannabis world, was co-produced by Evans.
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The ruling came after an appeal from Gregory Johnson, who had been convicted by a Texas court of violating a state law that prohibited the "desecration of a venerated object" such as the US flag.
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Solange as performance artist has claimed space and time at venerated locations: she debuted "Scales" at the Menil Collection in her home city of Houston, before taking it to the Pérez Art Museum in Miami.
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The meetings with prominent Muslim leaders, including the Grand Imam of the venerated al-Azhar University, offers a chance for the Pope to continue an oft-overlooked aspect of his papacy: his outreach to Muslims.
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While the press should not be venerated as the modern St. George slaying the Silicon Valley dragon -- often themselves succumbing to the 24-hour news cycle -- journalists do offer an immense service to the public.
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He has been venerated in conservative circles, as many Republicans believe the 2012 nominee, for all his faults as a candidate, has been proven right on a host of issues he ran on in 2012.
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Lorraine Gordon, who took over the Village Vanguard, New York's oldest and most venerated jazz nightclub, in 1989 and remained its no-nonsense proprietor for the rest of her life, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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Sager + Wilde's namesake on Hackney Road is perhaps London's most venerated wine bar, and that lineage was evident the moment my server plopped down the voluminous list of adult beverages alongside a comparatively stubby menu.
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That's especially unfortunate because, with its vengeful vigor and its grasp of the way women can be venerated into subservience, "Woman and Scarecrow" is a brilliant choice for this charged cultural moment of messy catharsis.
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Now comes "Disobedience," Mr. Lelio's English-language debut, starring Rachel Weisz as Ronit, a New York photographer who returns to her north London community upon the death of her father, a venerated Orthodox Jewish rabbi.
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With his death, we can expect that he will be venerated like Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and Anwar al-Alwaki; and like them, Al-Adnani videos will surely continue to manipulate and recruit vulnerable individuals.
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One of the enduring mysteries of the 2016 election is how Republican voters who have for decades venerated Ronald Reagan for defeating the Soviet Union got so strongly behind a pro-Russian candidate like Trump.
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In a recorded video statement after the veto, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu likened Haley to a Maccabi, one of the ancient Jewish warriors currently being venerated as part of the Jewish holiday of Chanukah.
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The spot draws hundreds of thousands in annual pilgrimages and has been venerated by pontiffs including Pope John Paul II. Posters of the altered icon appeared on walls, garbage bins, and mobile toils around the city.
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Centuries before the Internet began worshipping LOLcats, the ancient Egyptians venerated felines as gods, burying their preserved remains in cat-shaped coffins (like the two pictured here, which may date as far back as 664 B.C.E.).
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In its verdict on Saturday, the Supreme Court called the mosque's demolition illegal but handed the plot of land to Hindus, who believe the site is the birthplace of Lord Ram, a much venerated god-king.
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Brian Wilson, a founder of the Beach Boys and one of the most venerated American rock composers, said in an interview that he, too, was honored to have his song "Good Vibrations" among the president's favorites.
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At the time, a coalition of groups -- some venerated women's rights groups and some that were formed and funded by the pharmaceutical industry -- known as "Even the Score" pushed for the drug's approval and found traction.
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The fact of that suffering, however, is not in doubt, and posterity has both pitied him for his exhausting mental fight and venerated the result; without the fighting, we believe, we would not have the art.
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The rest is rock history, as the blues has been transplanted, revamped, venerated, repeatedly rediscovered and sometimes plundered, with its ideas ricocheting across cultural and geographical divides long before the more recent discussions about cultural appropriation.
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When his career was first taking flight, Marc Cary spent roughly a dozen years as the pianist in Abbey Lincoln's band, internalizing the musical philosophy, poetics and loose rhythmic phrasing of that venerated vocalist and composer.
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Prince was one of the most prolific and successful stage directors in history, with a venerated career that spanned six decades and netted him a staggering 21 Tony awards — more than any other person in history.
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In a 2007 study published in the journal Food, Culture, & Society , author Julie Kjendal Reitz found that sexism in the industry is evident in the way "strong" coffee drinks like espresso are venerated in competition settings.
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Xie Yanyi was his close friend and a venerated figure among his fellow lawyers: Bold, confident and uncompromising, Xie took cases no one else would, sued powerful government departments and spoke out openly in the press.
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The types of arguments we once venerated — the kinds of critical-thinking dialectics that educators tell us hone the brains of students — make sense in orderly, deliberative settings, places like classrooms and courtrooms and Platonic dialogues.
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The notion of the flywheel—the heavy disk within a machine that, once spinning, pushes gears and production relentlessly forward—is venerated within Amazon, as Ian Freed learned on his first day of work, in 2004.
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In Lovecraft's classic 1926 story The Call of Cthulhu, for example, the Elder Gods from outside space and time are remembered and venerated by "Esquimau diabolists and mongrel Louisianans" — by non-white people, in other words.
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This week his top diplomat, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, followed his boss's undiplomatic footsteps, dissing Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May during a trip to the UK, comparing her unfavorably to her predecessor, the venerated Margaret Thatcher.
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There is nothing Democrats can do to make their Republican colleagues side with upstanding patriots like Taylor and Kent — who embody the virtues conservatives once venerated — over their dear leader and the mad rantings of his worshipers.
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The Supreme Court on Friday will consider whether to take up a prominent climatologist's defamation suit against a venerated conservative magazine, in a case that pits climate scientists against the free speech rights of global warming skeptics.
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The basilica's venerated icon of the Mother of God was moved outdoors for the event, which was held in a square created when Pope John Paul II visited Aglona in 1993, when Latvia was a fledgling republic.
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And to capture Marcello's slowly building sense of being trapped in an inescapable situation — as well as the invasive, subtly Orwellian atmosphere of fascist life — Bertolucci's venerated cinematographer Vittorio Storaro uses a wealth of different camera techniques.
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" Referring to Cosby's prior status as a venerated groundbreaking entertainer before he was convicted of sexual assault, Wyatt urged Murphy to "use our collective platforms to enhance Black people rather than bringing all of us down together.
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The veteran and venerated CBS newsman has been a journalist for most of his 79 years and interviewed every president since Richard Nixon; in 2008, he was literally named a "Living Legend" by the Library of Congress.
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The Catholic Church is widely venerated across the country of 0003 million and is believed to have accurate election data gathered by a 40,000-strong team of election observers who tallied results displayed at individual polling stations.
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It not only makes aids highly visible, literally placing some on pedestals, but also positions them as culturally meaningful by aligning their value with that of classical Greek sculpture — long venerated, even if fractured, for unparalleled perfection.
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Goldman was a two-time Oscar winner and the writer behind several of the most venerated films in Hollywood history, spanning a huge array of genres, including war epics, spy thrillers, social satire, horror, fantasy, and much more.
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It's also not clear what it means that Rex Whitmire Harbour, the 26-year-old accused of opening fire on passing cars on a Georgia freeway, venerated Parkland suspect Nikolas Cruz and left-behind a "hate-filled" message.
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Jojo's "sight" is inherited from his grandmother, Mam, who, though dying, keeps her faith in "the Mothers": the Virgin Mary and Mami Wata, a deity, customarily associated with water, venerated across many religious cultures of the African diaspora.
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In its report, the panel said that the double equestrian Lee and Jackson Monument to the two most venerated southern generals should be turned over to the National Park Service and placed at the Chancellorsville Battlefield in Virginia.
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Besides restoring the statues and murals featuring saints of the Italian church, Father Morris said, the project will introduce the iconography of the Latin American church: the Virgin of Guadalupe, venerated by Mexicans, and of Altagracia, for Dominicans.
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As a result, she does a lot of telling the audience, in finely wrought, declarative sentences, how female celebrities have been mistreated by the world that venerated them — but does very little showing how that came to pass.
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"The role of the 'bloke' in our society is one that's been venerated," said Tracey Spicer, an author who has been writing and talking about sexual harassment and assault in the Australian media for more than a decade.
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Sonhouse's imaginative use of his figures makes me think of the poem "The Juggler" by Richard Wilbur because the painter handles identity not as a precious object to be venerated or protected, but as an object for play.
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Blade Runner 2049 is the upcoming sequel to one the the most venerated sci-fi films ever made, and now Sony has released a new trailer with more footage from director Denis Villeneuve's followup to Ridley Scott's iconic movie.
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A long-awaited third game in Yu Suzuki's venerated classic Dreamcast series, Shenmue III launched its Kickstarter campaign four years ago, promising PC availability on Steam and earning more than $6 million to deliver the game by December 2017.
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As well as being revered by the Russian navy, the Greek city of Patras (the traditional site of his execution), and people in Poland, Cyprus and Romania, he has been venerated in Scotland at least since early medieval times.
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UNTIL his death in 1953, Douglas Southall Freeman, a historian and writer who venerated the Old South, would tip his hat to Robert E. Lee when driving past the towering statue of the Confederate general on Richmond's Monument Avenue.
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The most recent, in 237, had a $220m pot of prize money—as large as the one for the 220 edition of the ODI World Cup, the sport's most venerated knockout competition, which has been running for four decades.
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What was saved • The Crown of Thorns, which some believe was placed on the head of Christ and which the cathedral calls its "most precious and most venerated relic," was rescued from the fire, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said.
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On Thursday evening, the king will pay respects to his forefathers at statues of King Chulalongkorn, or King Rama V, a venerated 19th century modernizer, and King Rama I, who founded the Chakri dynasty in the late 18th century.
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Not only did he boldly grab hold of the so-called third rail of American politics in order to save the venerated retirement system but he also demonstrated a deft touch in handling a delicate and risky negotiating challenge.
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For North Korea, the possibility that a live broadcast could show criticism of the regime would be a real concern for a nation where the leadership is venerated in the media, and where criticism, corruption or failure goes unreported.
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The former case stemmed from a flag burning protest at the 1984 Republican National Convention and a Texas law banning desecration of a venerated object, and the latter responded to a bill from Congress that made harming the flag illegal.
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The venerated Saint Sebastian was a favored subject for Ribera, with 10 renderings of him appearing in the new drawings catalogue raisonné accompanying the exhibition (not all of them are in the show, which was first staged at the Prado).
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Still, even a scandal implicating so many aides wasn't enough to sink Reagan — he left office as a popular president, his successor George H.W. Bush won the 1988 election in a landslide, and he remains venerated by his party today.
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In his 2012 book, Twilight of the Elites, he argued that Americans are losing trust in their institutions and the powerful people who lead them in part because the "elites," elevated through a system that venerated intelligence and merit, has failed.
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Making the past present Though some of the world's most famous relics are venerated by Christians -- like the Shroud of Turin and the bones of Saint Peter -- Christianity is hardly the first religion in which relics are important, Kazan said.
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While Mao is still officially venerated by the ruling Communist Party as the founder of modern China - his face adorns every yuan banknote - some fear the party, in a bid to modernize its image, wants to play down his legacy.
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But the long-running, venerated game show is currently experiencing one of the most exciting hot streaks of its more than three decades on the air, all riding on the success of a single contestant who just won't. Stop. Winning.
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"We jokingly refer to it as Helvetica Stockholm Syndrome," says Nix, quoted in an article in Wired magazine, speaking on the corporation's decision to update and relaunch this one-venerated font-for-the-ages, released this week as Helvetica Now.
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A more relevant example — given that the Mona Lisa is nowadays less a work of art than a holy relic — is the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the holiest artwork in Mexico City, venerated by millions of pilgrims a year.
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It is the kind of coalition that seems unique to the Trump era, when all the lines have been scrambled, pitting a restless 99 percent against the corporate interests that have infiltrated both political parties and the country's most venerated institutions.
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In addition to producing the most venerated of Italian wines — the robust, age-worthy Barolo — the region is also a delight to visit, especially in autumn after a trip to the annual truffle festival in the nearby city of Alba.
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But his blessing comes the same day that Trump, who is eager to shore up his bona fides with evangelicals in Iowa as well, released the backing of Jerry Falwell Jr., a venerated Christian leader and the president of Liberty University.
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Carter may seem like a transitional figure between scandal-tarred Richard M. Nixon and venerated Reagan, but in "President Carter: The White House Years," Eizenstat makes the case that the 39th president changed the course of the country for the better.
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The cancer drug taxol, the malaria drug artemisinin, the opiate morphine and much more are the bequests of bark, leaves, flowers, berries, herbs or roots, some of which captured the attention of modern scientists because ancient folk healers venerated them.
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Slender and ramrod straight, with a puff of white hair, often with a pastel-colored cashmere sweater draped over his shoulders, Mr. Duboeuf remained a venerated figure in Beaujolais, even to those who criticized his wines or his marketing efforts.
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In another indication that Francis believes Hamel is already on the way to sainthood, the archbishop of Rouen, Dominique Lebrun, told reporters afterwards that the pope had told him Hamel should be "venerated," an honor usually bestowed only after a sainthood procedure begins.
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Instead, Trump is practically venerated by everyone who speaks about him, whether that's Matt, who works for the real estate mogul and seems like an even more privileged clone, or Angel, whose community Trump now actively attempts to damage with his politics.
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Francis convened the summit in the southern Italian city of Bari that for centuries has been a gateway to the Middle East and home to the relics of St. Nicholas, a figure venerated in both the Western and Eastern branches of Christianity.
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On Thursday night, that something looked like this: In a fraying section of downtown Rio, a pack of the world's most venerated chefs were rushing around a slapdash kitchen amid a crush of volunteers as they improvised a dinner for 63 homeless people.
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"We bought the brand Sports Illustrated; we didn't buy the company," Maven Media founder and CEO James Heckman told the Code Media audience in Los Angeles about the company's highly controversial purchase and restructuring of the venerated sports publication earlier this year.
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Born at Paris's venerated art and architecture school, the École des Beaux-Arts, the hallmarks of the movement from the 193th and early 20th centuries are classical weightiness, grandeur and tradition combined with a technologically aided focus on lightness, uplift and intricate ornamentation.
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Still, after the war, Queipo de Llano helped built a basilica for the Virgin of the Macarena — with a sculpture that is perhaps Seville's most venerated religious relic — which was saved in 1936 when left-wing militants burned down a nearby church.
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BERLIN — Daniel Barenboim, the venerated musical director of Berlin's Staatsoper who was accused this year by some of its orchestra members of creating a culture of bullying and a "climate of fear" in the institution, has had his contract extended until 2027.
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In a section titled "Gods and Great Houses," the exhibition looks at how, as with the deification of Ieyasu Tokugawa, certain members of ancient Japan's powerful, elite families also became venerated as kami, or how such clans established their own protective shrines.
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Jobs in the industry have grown by 84 percent between 2010 and 2018, according to the National Restaurant Association, and in the ever-venerated field of small business, locally owned restaurants employ nearly 8 million people, the second-largest number of any industry.
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For years, Alexander Rudigier, a London-based art dealer, has been on a quest to prove that a bronze figure of a bathing woman discovered 216 years ago in the house of a Paris scrap merchant is by the venerated Renaissance sculptor Giambologna.
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The underground chamber was also located close to the "Lapis Niger", an antique slab of marble that was venerated by Romans and covered a stone column that was dedicated to "the King" and appeared to curse anyone who thought to disturb it.
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Sitting in an office in the David Geffen Hall — home to the New York Philharmonic — venerated bassist, composer and founder of the Very Young Composers program, Jon Deak, is discussing his recent excursion to Wyoming to observe the full splendor of the solar eclipse.
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It is a story that could tell us, on a smaller scale, why O.J. Simpson was the way he was, and what happens when a young man is venerated for his strength and power, and never has to learn how to do anything else.
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Dr. John, a six-time Grammy winner who in his incarnation as the "Night Tripper" brought the New Orleans voodoo vibe to America's music scene and became one of the most venerated pianists in the city's rich musical history, died on Thursday at age 21996.
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The Carpetbagger Ian McKellen, the venerated film and stage actor who received an Oscar nomination for playing a wizard (in "The Lord of the Rings") a decade after being knighted by the queen, returned to the awards conversation this year, though perhaps too quietly.
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But in a place like Mexico City, where many people feel abandoned by both the state and the church, the link between religion and death has created a new and rapidly-growing faith community for whom death is not to be feared but venerated.
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Venerated startup incubator Y Combinator (which coincidentally operates Hacker News, where the leaked memo first surfaced) lists Thiel as a "part-time partner," and YC majordomo Sam Altman has said he has no plans to cut ties with Thiel despite his revulsion toward Trump.
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Several Republican senators have sought to distance themselves from the president, who has belittled them as looking like "fools" and tried to strong-arm their agenda and browbeat them into changing a venerated rule to make it easier to ram through legislation along party lines.
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The 210 Club, the venerated Midtown Manhattan restaurant, is famous for its clubby atmosphere and influential celebrity patrons, so it was strange recently to see its ornate iron gates padlocked and a sign explaining that the iconic place was closed because of water damage.
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Mr. Tisci has been taking steps to increase his guest Briton cred, announcing a collaboration with Vivienne Westwood; releasing a capsule of "B Classics" he did not design, but curated; working with Peter Saville, Britain's most venerated graphic designer, on a retro-looking new logo.
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" Felicia Calvo, a 45-year-old Dearborn native, said her father, who worked for the Ford Motor Company for 34 years, told her that as venerated as the company founder was, he "definitely had an impact on the trials that the Jewish community went through.
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